Town Wants Street
Extension-Paved
Attempts to persuade the State
Highway and BhMic Worim Com
mission to pave the western exten
sion of Church street, Feeding from
the Wilson highway by Farmviile
Leaf Tobacco Company to South
Turnage street, moved forward ano
ther notch Tuesday night when the
Board of Commissioners adopted a
resolution assuring State authorities
the town would cooperate in obtain
ing the 60-foot right-of-way re
quired.
The town has been trying for sev
eral months to get the (date to haxd
surface the street, which would re
lieve congestion on the Wilson high
way and, at the same time, give
farmers m easier route to ware
houses in ttte southern half of towm
• The resolution offering help ip
securing releases from property own
era for file right-of-way was in re
sponse to a letter from State High
way authorities asking if the town
would cooperate, and stating that a
60-foot right-of-way would be neces
sary before the petition for paving
the street could he seriously rim
toon, Is still
Junior Choir committee: Mrs. Alton
Bobbitt tnrun/Jea£~WiiBamt.
Float committee: Mm.. Luther
Thomas. Mrs. Leroy and Mtw.
Ben Lanes Float Auxiliary commit
tee: Mrs. Carroll Oglesby, Mrs. Alex
Allen and Mrs. Fred Moore; JvBtt*
Gift Bearer committee: Mrs. J. 0.
Pollard, Mrs. Billy Burke, Mrs, Ed
Nash Warren, Mrs. Giftert Whitley
and Mrs. W, D. Creekmur; Ushers:
Boy Scouts; Investigating committee:
Indoor and
faoineg will b«
gfei, age ii. . . ,¥#i
Opportunity No. 3—Woman tmd
three children; one boy, age 11 iad
two girls, ages 9 and 7.
Opportunity No. 4—Woman and
four children; one boy, age 11 end
three girls, ages 9,18 and 11. \ ^
Opportunity No. 6—Wottian and
three children: one boy, age 4 and
two girls, ages 2 and 8. -v
Opportunity No. 6—Woman and
two children: boy, age 11 add a girl,
age 16.
Opportunity No. 7—White man and
daughter, ewe .12.
Opportunity NoC Woman and
twp children: boy, age 8 and girl,
age 8.
Opportunity NO. 9—Woman and
three children: three boys, ages 8, 9
■and 11. Y„ - •
Opportunity No. 10-rWoman ami
six children: two girls, ages 8 and 10
and four boys, ages 4, 6, 7 and 9.
Opportunity No- U—Woman and
five children: four girls, ages 8, 8,
«>«?d 12 and one boy, age 6. ~
Opportunity No. 12-White woman
and three sons: ages 10, 11 and 18.
Opportunity No. 13—White Woman
with fire children: two girls, ages 10
and 13, and three boya, ages 5,*8 and
14. Y;. ;;y:- Y
Opportunity No. 14—Man and
three children: one boy, age 4 and
two girls, ages 5 and 9.- - » *.£ ,
Opportunity No. 16—White woman
mid four children: three boys, ages
11, 12 and 14 and one girl , age «.
of Mr. and. Mia. Harvey Purvis was
seriously injured Sunday afternoon
When she was Jut fey a bullet shot
from a 32 rifle by Bill Oakley, who
was trying to shoot a dog. The acci
dent occurred at 529 N. Main street,
where the Purvis family lives. Mr.
Purvis isemployed by Garner Furni
ture company. . ". / >/*
The child was bending over at the
time she wu hit. The. shot grazed
her chest, and ^ ‘ " “ '
and arm. She
is recovering at the
pat
the local post,. at -
Legion home )
Dr. W. C.
faculty will be
The local Dost
1923. Two of the
tti
thfl R/rf.iyy HKCtlig
ng.
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