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vvnirr oiac* gum, wood, dogwood and sumac provide sweeps of red fooliage. Splotches fo yellow come from yellow and black birches, the tulip trees, the hickories and the chestnut oak. Sassafras provide the orange and white ash the purple. Probably the most colorful of all. the red maples, are adding three-tone combinations of yellows,' oranges and reds.
Travel in the park at the end of Sentember was already 5.a per cent ahead of last year, and this year’s especially brilliant fall colors are expected to ’boost the r>ercentage even higher. ... One of the choice fpot* . for viewing the mountain-banks of color is the picture-window dining room at Rig Meadows Lodge. This hotel and cottage facility will remain open until November 4. Skvland, iust a few miles to (he north, will be poen until October 28.
The dining room, gift shop and service station at Panorama Cross, roads, at the intersection of Skyline Drive and LhS. 211. will he open until November 18.
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Tbe Woman’s Society of F line Hill will meet with Mrs. H. S. T?->rsdaIe on Thursday, October 2-lrb ^ 7:30 P M.
'The Woman 's Society of Flint H'll will sene sandwiches and coffee at the sale of Mrs. XV. A. Lawson on October 10th.
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