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Rudasill's Mill, once a thriving business establishment/ like many "old time" concerns, is slowly disintegrating and will soon collapse, like the nearby bridge which was taken down this week. Flour was milled from the local farmers wheat and their corn was ground into fine yellow and white cornmeal to sustain families and farmhands. The mill was even used for Sunday School classes, according to Ashby Butler of Woodville, who was reminiscing Tuesday while debris from the bridge was being cleared from the river. R.L. Rudasill was proprietor of the business and Mrs. Rudasill lives with her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. J.M. O’Bannon.
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