Charles Kinnard v. Willie Martin And Mrs. Alma Martin

in a north and south direction. Approximately 350 feet north of the point of collision the road turns in a westerly direction. As Mr. Martin approached this curve, Charles Kinnard came around the curve driving a 1958 Ford station wagon. He crossed the northbound traffic lane and went on the shoulder of the road on the east side. He traveled 270 feet along the east shoulder, and turned back into the east or northbound lane at a distance of 50 feet before the collision with the Martin automobile. In the meantime, Martin had turned practically off the pavement, and had stopped at the time of the collision. The left side of the Ford station wagon came into contact with the left front of the Rambler automobile, knocking it 24 feet and turning it over.