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The petition of Johnny Woodard and his son was heard in regard to repairng a road in the Castleton neighborhood.
The question of the re-assessment brought much general discussion. This problem of whether to employ a trained assistant or leave the assessing entirely to a board of viewers was one that had caused 'much comment. The decision seemed the most advisable one.
An ihsurance policy covering $4 626 was taken out for the protection of fends sometimes kept in the Treasurer’s office. This was in reply to a request made by Robert L. Brown, who said that at times t!»eie were checks and cash in large sums ~ and the safe might not always be adequate to the situation.
Mrs. Dyke Quaintance presented the plea for the county Jiealth nurse, stating the need and the good that could be done by such an officer. Dr. John B. Snead also spoke for tnis cause, saying that he knew of no other place where so much good could be furnished for as little money as world be the case if the county had a health nurse. Mrs. W. A. Miller was also present to speak for the benefits derived from having a health nurse in the county.
Capt. J. P. Cook made the motion that the investigation be made to see if the funds could be obtained for the county health nurse. This was seconded by W. C. Campbell.
Routine bills were paid, and the minutes were approved. All members of the board were present at the meeting.
Woodville School News
Following is a list of the pupils of Woodville school who had 100 per cent attendance records for the past month:
First grade — William Altlver, Maurice Lee Butler, Charles Clarke, Junior Sisk, Alice Rutherford, Martha' Rutherford.
Second grade—Bernard Burke, Gene Sisk, Shirley Burke, Margel Dulaney, Rubie Hitt, and Patricia Miller.
Third grade—'Eugene Benton ’Atkins, Wilbur Atkins, Robert Leake, Betty Clarke, Annie Dodson and May Rutherford.
Fourth grade—J. E. Atkins, Winston Alther, Lee Rutherford. Bobby Sisk, Marie Clark. '
Fifth grade—Eugene A. Atkins, John Dodson, Dolen Romine, Mary Jane Atkins.
For this entire session the following pupils have 100 per cent attendance records: % , Charles Clark, Shirley 'Burke,, Gene Sisk, Winston Alther, Lee Rutherford, Marie Clark, Eugene AuOy Atkins and- Dolen Romine.
Miss Lillie Johnston and Mrs. Frances "B. Thornton are teachers at Woodville school.
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