Marion progress., 1949-06-16

Lonon.
p. O:00-1O:3 O:3O-North Cove Post
Office.
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flee.
1:4O-11:50 - Hollifield Post
Office.
1:O0-1:3 80 - Little Switzerland
Post Office. 1:45-2-10-home of
Miss Ruby Hollifield. 2:15-2:45-
home of Mrs. M. D. Hollifield. 2:50
of Mrs. Price Chris
son. 3:2O-3 :4O-home Of Mrs. E.
B. Bright.
45-4:15-Cox's Creek.
4:3O-4:45- (home of
Mrs. w. E. Ollis.)
1855 :OO-Woodlawn (home of
Mrs. Lester Hollifield.) -
New Registrations At The Libra
ry:
A. G. Asbury, Charles Edward
Ayers, Juanita Baucom, Mrs. Tate
Baucom, Florence Pearl Buckner,
Jack Buckner, John David Cole,
Mabel Condrey,' Mrs. ]. C. Gran
ford, Mrs. G. w. Davis, Maxine Da-
Wis, Robert Dixon, Mrs. Mary Ell
lott, Ronald Guy Elliott, John Reg
inald Elliott, Helen Estes, Mary
Jean Finley, Doris Hughes, Billy
Huskins, Margaret Grace Huskins,
Patricia Lavender, William R. Led
better, Fleeta Lisenbee, Willis F.
Nc Cormick, Christine Martin, Bar
bara Jean biiller, Tommy Morgan,
Emily jeanne Morris, Betty L.
Parker, Hilda Sue Parkins, Ruby
Presnell, Mrs. J. R. Robinson, Kath-
ryn D. Robinson, Shirley G. Taylor,
Claude Vess, Jr., Charlotte Rose
Wright, Hazel Virginia Wright,
Barbara Young, and Diana Young.
AMONG THE NEW BOOKS:
(F'or Adults)
Hunters Horn" by Hariette s..
Arnow,- -"Story of Num- Ballew,
Kentucky farmer and fox hunter:
and of King Devil, the great red fox
who for years has ravaged the coun-
tryside, whom Num- hates and whom
he has sworn to kill if it costs him
his farm and his stock, and the
happiness of his wife and children.
Through the novel runs the story
of all the other folk too; of Little
Smoky Creek itself; the quality Of
the place, the hills, the farms, the
changes of the seasons, lovingly,
humorously and sensitively describ-
ed"
"The Track of the Cat" by Wal
ter Caerk-The hunting of raw
aging black panther, symbol of
evil, creates a drama in which a
ranch community is involved-a
different kind of western.
"Beulah Land" by H. L. Davis
Novel, of Even Warne, forced to
flee for his life from his quiet North
Carolina Mountain home, of As
kwani, the white boy reared as an
Indian, and Of Ewen's young daugh-
ter, Ruhama, born in 1910. It was
she who alone saw the journey to
it's end at the upper reaches of the
Columbia River.
"The Eagles Song" by Anne
Miller Downes-"Novel of America
and it's people, from the French and
Indian War through World War l..
The story is centered about Laommi
Ayres and the women in his life
his amazing grandmother, Emily;
his beautiful mother; Kitty the girl
he loved best; and Hannah the loyal
and earthbound."
"Rogue's Coat" by Theodore De-
Bois-Story of a man who became
very temporary rogue to aid
stricken friends in Europe, only to
prove the old proverb-"A A rogue's
coat will never fit good man.
(For Young People)
Treasure Trouble" by Janet
Lambert-Sequel to "Where the
Heart 1s"-a mystery combined
with fine family story.
''Footprints in the Sand" by Ella
Williams Porter-A good camp
story; of Marya, starting out on a
scholarship to an exclusive girls
camp and finding herself with a
thousand difficulties, including a
mystery in file of old newspapers.
"Bonny the Pony by Ruth Clarke
is moorland pony-play-
full and mischievous and full of love
for Ken Rivers, his young master.
"Sugar and Spice" by Lorraine
Beim-A1 readers who enjoyed
Triumph Clear" will want to read
the authors new story-of- seven