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Accident Caused
By Icy Roads
held to a minimum. A twovehicle collision was reported in Flint Hill on Saturday. Robert S. Pullen of Flint Hill was leaving a service station there when he skidded into Cecil Pullen also of Flint Hill who was traveling north on Route 522. Robert Pullen was operating a 62 Ford which was damaged to the extent of $150. Cecil Pullen was driving a 54Chevrolet owned by his father Lloyd Pullen. Damage tothis vehicle was estimated at $200, according to Trooper W. A. Bunt in. No charges were made.
mere There’s a Will
There’s a Way
Oscar Lindgren, whose home is Jessamine Hill Farm outside of Washington, maintains an office in New York City. Sunday evening, when he usually goes to Washington, D. C. and boards a plane for New York found him at his home with four miles of unbroken roads with drifts of snow up to fifteen feet stretching between him and the main road. Leaving home around 5 p.m. Mr. Lindgren on foot, with Mrs. Lindgren on skis breaking a track, they made their way through their lane and out of Tiger Valley arriving at the home of Dr. John Peyton Snead on Mt. Salem Avenue after more than a twohour trudge through the snow. After pausing briefly there, Mr. L. V. Merrill was contacted and he agreed to drive them to Washington. When Mrs. Lindgren returned to the county, after midnight, a walk through still more unbroken drifts faced her before she arrived at Mt. Prospect, the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Miller where she spent the remainder of the night. Her adventures were not yet finished. Upon waking in the morning she found her room was shared by a live starling which had come down the chinrv ney, apparently in search of warmth.
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