Should State Build Highways
In a lively Lenoir College debate the question whether North Carolina should adopt a state highway system was argued by four students. Pence and Coonse supported state control with economy and broader road building, while Love and Eller urged local county control and limited state aid. The audience applauded each speaker. judges hailed the event as a credit to the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenoir College
North Carolina
Edgar Z Pence
Lincoln
James A. Love
Stanly County
New York State
Robert L. Coonse
Hickory
Mann
Forrest J. Eller
Rowan
B. D. Efird
Oakview Orchestra
Harte
Whisenhunt
Howard A. Banks
The
Democrat
Local notes from Oxford Ford winter report and plans
Mr. C. J. Little teaches at Rock Springs School this winter. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Coonse may move to Oklahoma near relatives. A new store rises on the road to Conover near J. J. Isenhour. Martin Houston builds a store and aims to open soon. Mall School District No. 5 enrolls 71 pupils with 67 in attendance. two teachers advised. Harvey Isenhour of Oklahoma visits family. 85 percent favor Parcel Post as trial via Rural Packet Post proposal. J A Bowles advertises new coat suits at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conover
J. J. Isenhour
Martin Houston
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Messrs
Pence and
Coonse
Love and
Evler
G. F. Harper
Lenoir
Arlington Mill
B. F. Martin
Action Sale
Tome
C.T. Morrison
Flyn Morrison
Mion SlSot
Aepreeen’s
Pe. Foster
Alleti
Hickory, N.C
Oxford Ford
Little
Rock Springs
Lee Coonse
Oklahoma
Said
Harvey Isenhour
Hitchcock
Congress
J. A. Bowles
Allen’s Store
JOHN F._ ALLEN
Hickory Bakery
Ninth Avenue
Taco
L. E. Zerden
Union Square
Huffman Building
Shuford
Hardware Company