their daughter, Nancy Alice, to
Robert Wesley Young, Jr. whose
parents live in Spartanburg.
An April 19th wedding is
planned at the Landrum First
Baptist Church.
The couple was graduated from
the University of South Carolina.
Miss Bishop teaches at Honney
Tree Child Development Center.
Mr. Young is a sales representa
tive with Echlin Manufacturing
Company in Columbia. —
Spartanburg Herald
ruuerai vnapei witn tne Kev.
Dillard Davidson officiating.
Burial will be in Mill Spring
Baptist Church cemetery.
FOR SALE: Small Alaska
Stove, Fisher type, good condi
tion. Call 859-6408. adv. 5, 6, pd.
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the church-affiliated elementary
schools.
Among the speakers was
former Tryon resident Mrs. Alice
Robertson, who now lives in
Charlotte and is Curriculum
Supervisor for the Carolina
Conference of Adventists.
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FOR SALE: 2.3 acres in Tryon
Township, water, electricity,
sewer, Born. Call 803-279-7711 or
803-279-0542. adv. 5 — 18,C.
Miss Mae Henderson has
returned to Landrum after
visiting her daughter and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Riddle and
son, Stephen, in Cowpens, S. C.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY CARRIES THIS MANY
BLANKETS 896 MILES ON A GALLON OF FUEL
"Guess how far a
truck could carry it."
L. Stanley Crane. Chairman.
Southern Railway System. Washington. D.C. 20013
The railroad is the most efficient
user of fuel in the transporta
tion industry. Bar none. And
the Southern Railway is
one of the most efficient
tailroads in the country.
For instance, on the Southern, this
500-lb stack of blankets can travel
896 miles on one gallon of fuel. How
far could a truck carry it on the same
amount of fuel? Well, the railroad is,
on average, about four times more
fuel-efficient than trucks and 60
to see that trucks can t carry freight
anywhere near as far as railroads can
per gallon of fuel.
What does this mean for the future?
Well, it means that trucks will be used
less and less for long hauls.
More and more products will ride on
the Southern, and trucks will be used
for distribution at the other end of the
line. Because, in the coming years,
only the railroad will have the energy-
efficiency for long hauls.
We have the energy tor the long haul
SOUTHERN
THE RAILWAY SYSTEM THAT GIVES A GREEN LIGHT IQ INNOVATIONS
AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER