Proceedings of the annual convention of the North Carolina Good Roads Association, held at Charlotte, N.C., August 1 and 2, 1912 : in cooperation with the North Carolina geological and economic survey
N. C. GOOD ROADS ASSOCIATION. 23
J. D. Bivins, of Stanly County.
R. R. Gotten, of Pitt County.
Geo. T. Leach, of Beaufort County.
M. W. Loftin, of Wayne County.
Ira B. Mullis, of Robeson County.
C. P. Ambler, of Buncombe County.
Martin Kellogg, of Gates County.
Frank Parker, of Sampson County.
W. C. Riddick, of Wake County.
H. W. Horton, of Wilkes County.
Frank S. Lambeth, of Davidson County.
F. M. Shannonhouse, of Mecklenburg County.
C. M. Wilson, of Johnston County.
R. L. May, of Jones County.
Glaucus A. Bryant, of Wilson County.
J. H. Miller, of Forsyth County.
Frank McAulay, of Montgomery County.
T. L. Caudle, of Anson County.
J. W. Martin, of Edgecombe County.
W. B. Rose, of Nash County.
Hannibal Shearin, of Halifax County.
J. Van Lindley, of Guilford County.
Frank D. Jones, of Chatham County.
W. F. Pryor, of Henderson County.
~N. Glenn Williams, of Yadkin County.
W. C. Hammer, of Randolph County.
J. P. Chandler, of Gaston County.
NT, C. Hughes, Jr., of Vance County.
R. P. Coble, of Granville County.
G. W. Huntlet, of Anson County.
DISCUSSION.
Mr. G. E. French, of Iredell County: I have just listened, with
much interest, to the foregoing address. I realize that that is a most
vital and important question. I remember only last year (and you re-member
you were with me, on a trip to Alexander County), when we
prayed, we threatened, wThen we expostulated, and did everything that
could be done to awaken a people that needed awakening, and needed it
bad. I had some correspondence, and endeavored to push the matter
up there as much as I could. Afterwards they called on me to try and
assist them in getting an engineer to come there and aid them in laying
out a road. What we people of Iredell were anxious for them to do,
was to complete a road from the Iredell line—because we are building
Title Proceedings of the annual convention of the North Carolina Good Roads Association, held at Charlotte, N.C., August 1 and 2, 1912 : in cooperation with the North Carolina geological and economic survey
Contributor Berry, H. M. (Harriet Morehead), 1877-1940.
North Carolina. Geological Survey Section.
Subjects Roads--North Carolina
Publisher Edwards & Broughton Print. Co.
Physical Characteristics vii, [1], 9-110 pages ; 25 cm
Full Text N. C. GOOD ROADS ASSOCIATION. 23 J. D. Bivins, of Stanly County. R. R. Gotten, of Pitt County. Geo. T. Leach, of Beaufort County. M. W. Loftin, of Wayne County. Ira B. Mullis, of Robeson County. C. P. Ambler, of Buncombe County. Martin Kellogg, of Gates County. Frank Parker, of Sampson County. W. C. Riddick, of Wake County. H. W. Horton, of Wilkes County. Frank S. Lambeth, of Davidson County. F. M. Shannonhouse, of Mecklenburg County. C. M. Wilson, of Johnston County. R. L. May, of Jones County. Glaucus A. Bryant, of Wilson County. J. H. Miller, of Forsyth County. Frank McAulay, of Montgomery County. T. L. Caudle, of Anson County. J. W. Martin, of Edgecombe County. W. B. Rose, of Nash County. Hannibal Shearin, of Halifax County. J. Van Lindley, of Guilford County. Frank D. Jones, of Chatham County. W. F. Pryor, of Henderson County. ~N. Glenn Williams, of Yadkin County. W. C. Hammer, of Randolph County. J. P. Chandler, of Gaston County. NT, C. Hughes, Jr., of Vance County. R. P. Coble, of Granville County. G. W. Huntlet, of Anson County. DISCUSSION. Mr. G. E. French, of Iredell County: I have just listened, with much interest, to the foregoing address. I realize that that is a most vital and important question. I remember only last year (and you re-member you were with me, on a trip to Alexander County), when we prayed, we threatened, wThen we expostulated, and did everything that could be done to awaken a people that needed awakening, and needed it bad. I had some correspondence, and endeavored to push the matter up there as much as I could. Afterwards they called on me to try and assist them in getting an engineer to come there and aid them in laying out a road. What we people of Iredell were anxious for them to do, was to complete a road from the Iredell line—because we are building
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