0401196814^
April 1, 1968
The Harnett County Board of Commissioners met in Regular Session on April; 1968, at 10:00 o'clock
a.m. at the County Courthouse in Lillington, N. C., attended as follows: M. H. Brock, Chairman of the
Board; Gilbert Brown, W. J. Cotton, Jr., C. E. Mclamb and J. E. Womble, Commissioners; H. D. Carson, Jr.,
Clerk of the Board and County Auditor; Wiley F. Bowen, County Attorney; and Mildred Dobbins, Recording
Secretary.
The meeting was called to order by Mr. Brock, the Chairman, and Mr. J. E. Womble lead in prayer,
after which the following business was transacted:
Item 1. Minutes of the meeting held in March, 1968, were read and approved.
Item 2. Mr. Thomas Allen appeared before the Board and requested the Board to approve the following
tax refunds:
(a) Payee: Garland Avery Route 3 Dunn, N.C.
Grove Township
Refund on Erwin fire tax charged in error on 2 lots located in the Town
of Coats for the year 1967. Amount of refund $1.59
(b) Payee: David Wallace, Jr. Route 2 Angier, N. C.
B.R. Township 1967 Refund
Refund on Black River Fire Tax Assessed Value $17,248. $ 17.25
Commissioner Cotton made a motion that these refunds be approved, seconded by Commissioner
Mclamb, and the motion carried.
Item 3. Mr. Allen also requested the Board to set up Board of Equalization and Review and
suggested the following dates for this Board: April 22, 1968, May 8, 1968 and May 13, 1968.
Commissioner Cotton made a motion that the Board approve these dates for said Board, seconded
by Commissioner Brown, and the motion carried.
Item 4. Mr. E. Marshall Woodall, Tax and Welfare Lien Attorney, appeared before the Board and
filed his report as follows:
REPORT
TAX AND WELFARE LIEN ATTORNEY
APRIL 1, 1968
COLLECTIONS ON WELFARE LIENS:
1. Sophie Buie McIver case - $240.00 Collected. Attorney fee- $12.00
2. Charlie Elman Denning case -
Total Sales price of land
Less Expenses:
Commissioner's Fee $115.00
Advertisement 46.16
Harnett County Taxes 73.80
Court Costs 30.50
Payment on Welfare Lien
Attorney Fee
COLLECTIONS ON TAXES:
$ 2,300.00
265.46
$ 2,03 &.54
253.45
Total Am't Attorney
NAME Township S. D. # Collected Fee
*Paul & Bertha Faircloth Ii e 3333 $356.12 $ 10.00
*John H. & Ruth Pate Wilson Duke 3363 207.27 10.00
Calvin W. Patterson Lill 3429 138.19 30.00
Bobby T. Parker Aver 3469 281.14 30.00
Jesse Tart Heirs Aver 3484 7633.51 30.00
Mavis B. Flemin John 3492 244.88 30.00
Willy John Holder ULR 3500 563.73 30.00
Gilbert Burgess ULR 3501 1428.30 30.00
Henry Jackson Sutton SC 3505 130.86 30.00
$10984.00 $7-37.777-
*Suits commenced by Mr. Ross.
TAX SUITS COMMENCED: --
Name
Watson Wood
Clarence Barnes
Laudie W. Darroch
Amount Advance
Township SD # of Taxes Atty Fee
U LR 3522 $ 60.77 $ 10.0o
BR 3523 186.97 10.00
SC 3524 95.79 10.00
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John A. Womble Lill 3525 $ 609.89 $ 10.00
Hermand W. Sills Duke 3526 119.22 10.00
Arthur Owen Bryant Duke 3527 120.35 10.00
William Paul Lockamy Duke 3528 149.89 10.00
J. H. Hayes Grove 3529 110.49 10.00
Jeff Davis Elliott Lill 3530 98.50 10.00
Grant J. Price Duke 3531 214.53 10.00
Mrs. P. W. Ball BH 3532 443.12 10.00
Sarah T. Howard John 3533 69.95 10.00
Clyde A. McLeod Grove 3534 89.27 10.00
Lester Cameron Smith SC 3535 73.53 10.00
George P. McNeill SC 3536 13.95 10.00
Linda H. Stanley Grove 3537 83.16 10.00
Rejinner Massey Lill 3538 375.93 10.00
John Cozart Grove 3539 42.56 10.00
Herbert Williams Grove 3540 103.56 10.00
Ida Perry Aver 3541 87.66 10.00
Henry C. White Barb 3542 41,05 10.00
Bobby Truelove BH 3543 170.53 10.00
Garland Walters BR 3544 180.67 10,00
Lewis Connell Mclean ULR 3545 125.63 10.00
Sam R. Bowling BH 3546 72.76 10.00
Willa Dorman Matthews Aver 3547 90.15 10.00
Garfield Allen, Jr. BH 3548 57.45 10.00
Nathan McAllister Aver 3549 19.03 10.00
Mattie A. Wesley Lill 3550 111.01 10.00
Otis Jackson Capps Grove 3551 56.36 10.00
Kenneth W. Gregory Grove 3552 127.31 10.00
Sylvester Gill BR 3553 50.23 10.00
J. A. Campbell Aver 3554 125.81 10.00
Anderson Engineering Co. Aver 3555 683,99 10.00
Althea Blue White Aver 3556 251.71 10.00
Veola Suggs Grove 3557 68.17 10.00
Dora F. Campbell UPR 3558 71.58 10,00
James P. Holliday Aver 3559 201.80 10.00
Louise McNeill Aver 3560 258.3]. 10.00
Mary E, Jones Aver 3561 67.92 10.01
Henrietta Barnes Aver 3562 2015.96 10.00
C. J. Hanna Aver 3563 440,71 10.00
Mrs. Abram J. Massey Aver 3564 89.96 1.00
Alonzo Williams SC 3565 574.88 10.00
Mrs, Clyde S. Hixson Aver 3566 35.89 10.00
Eva Minter Aver 3567 167.51 10.00=
William Elvin Moore John 3568 90.52 10.00
Warren H. Lee Duke 3569 102.51 10.00
J. Leon Godwin Aver 3570 238,00 10.00
W. E. Turner Duke 3571 34.01 10.00
Total $9770.41 ,T757775
Item 5. Mr. Earl Jones, Tax Collector, appeared before the Board and filed his report which
was adopted.
Item 6. At the request of Mr. Jones, Tax Collector, and upon motion of Mr. J. E. Womble and
second by Gilbert Brown, the Board adopted the following resolution:
Be it resolved that the sale of tax liens on real property for failure
to pay taxes be held on the first Monday in May, 1968, between the hours
of 10:00 A.M. and 2:00 P.M. in the Courthouse in Lillington, N. C., and
the Tax Collector is hereby AUTHORIZED and ORDERED to conduct said sale
pursuant to G.S. 105 -387.
Item 7. Mr. David W. Alexander, Director, Harett Agri- Business Development Commission and
presented the following report:
HARNETT AGRI - BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
REPORT TO CHAIRMAN COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Second Quarter FY 168
January 1, 1968 to March 31, 1968
1. General
As presently constituted, the economy of the United States is not conducive to accelerated
development. In fact, we may experience a period in which economic development is retarded due to
a number of factors. The major deterrents to development are: (1) scarcity of money in the mortgage
market, (2) high interest rates, (3) lack of confidence in the stability of the dollar, and (4) the
prospoect of higher taxes, as well as fear of a freeze on wages and prices. Economic progress will be
registered only if we establish and carry out sound fiscal and monetary policies over The near and
long term future.
2. Programs
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META training programs are now being conducted in the following fields: service station mechanic,
carpentry, plumbing, electrical, bricklaying and stenographer. Some of these courses need more
participants -- notably carpentry and bricklaying.
A new approach to adult education is being undertaken in several locations within the county.
The Adult Basic Education Committee has made arrangements through the Central Carolina Technical
Institute to conduct basic training wherever it will be effective. At present, courses are being
started at Norrington, at Harnett High and at the Education Center (Maple Grove). Sane 80 -100 people
are involved. It is hoped that other areas will take part in this very worthwhile program.
3. Prospects
The industry mentioned inthe December 31, 1967 report appears to be very interested in Lillington.
A visit to their Wisconsin headquarters brought forth a favorable response from their management team.
It is anticipated that some firm decisions will be made early in April.
4. Lawrence Texturing Corp.
An enviable record of progress and accomplishment has been established with this company. Precisely
four months from the date of their first visit to Lillington (October 19, 1967) by management officials,
the first production came off their machines (February 19, 1968). Lillington Industry Promotion, Inc.,
the Lillington Town Council, Eskridge and Long Construction Company, and the Board of County Commissioner
should be applauded for teamwork and cooperation in shaping this project,
5. Conclusion
The outlook for industrial development and economic activity during the remainder of the fiscal year
will probably be in a low key. In the meantime, the Harnett Agri - Business Development Commission will
endeavor to intensify its contact program and to concentrate its efforts in providing an atmosphere of
industrial cooperation and understanding in the various communities.
3 -31 -68
/s/ David W. Alexander DAVID W. ALEXANDER, Director
Item 8. Mr. David W. Alexander presented the following Resolution which was unanimously adopted by
the Board of Commissioners:
WHEREAS, the LAWRENCE TEXTURING CORP. has established an operation location in
Lillington, North Carolina, and
WHEREAS, the plant was in operation within 120 days from the time of initial
contact with the management officials of LAWRENCE TEXTURING CORP., AND
WHEREAS, the Town of Lillington, its municipal officials and its citizens
banded together in making this project a reality, and
WHEREAS, the Lillington Promotion, Inc. established the organizational
framework for the project, and
WHEREAS, the First National Bank of Eastern North Carolina and the Small
Business Administration did provide the necessary financing, and
WHEREAS, the Eskridge and Long Construction Company did design, construct
and deliver the industrial building on schedule despite inclement weather and other
factors of an unfavorable nature,
BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED, THAT the Board of County Commissioners and the
people of Harnett County do hereby take cognizance of the initiative, cooperation
and constructive efforts made in behalf of the LAWRENCE TEXTURING CORP. and
congratulates those individuals, organizations and institutions which were instru-
mental in bringing the project to a successful conclusion and thereby materially
aiding the economic growth of Harnett County.
Item 9. Mr. Frank Lewis, Assistant Civil Defense Director, appeared before the Board and
requested that his office be authorized to go into the different county offices and obtain information
relative to the cost and service of all communication facilities.
Upon motion of Commissioner Cotton and second of Commissioner Brown the following Resolution
was adopted by the Board:
Be it Resolved that the office of Civil Defense be authorized to
make a comprehensive study of the telephone, radio, and other
communication facilities within the county government.
Item 10. Mr. Ray Adcock appeared before the Board on behalf of the Lillington Rescue Squad
and stated that this Rescue Squad was duly organized and chartered and requested that the Board
approve a donation to the Rescue Squad in the amount of $500.00 as had been done for both the
Erwin and Dunn Rescue Squads.
Commissioner Cotton made a motion that the Board approve the donation of $500.00 to the Lillington
Rescue Squad, seconded by Commisioner Womble, and the motion carried.
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Item 11. . Harold Upchurch, custodian of the courthouse, appeared before the Board, and upon
being questio& by the Board as to why the United States Flag was not properly displayed at the courthous
he informed tiie Board that the three flags that were there were in such ragged condition it looked
better not to fly them.
Commissioner Cotton made a motion that a U. S. Flag and N. C. State Flag be purchased for the
courthouse, seconded by Commissioner McLamb and it carried.
Item 12. Mr. Wiley Bowen, County Attorney, appeared before the Board and stated that there had
been a question of whether or not the Board had the authority to enter a long term contract. He cited
G.S. 153 -2.1, and stated that, in his opinion, the Board did have this authority.
Item 13. Mr. Bowen stated that the law provides that revenue stamps be placed on deeds by the
grantor at the rate of $1.00 per thousand dollars of the value or consideration of the property. The
law provides further that upon demand by county, if not paid in thirty days, county can sue for recovery
He stated that this was a source of revenue for the county, and he could see no reason why any deed
should be recorded without these stamps. He had a copy of the law which he instructed Mr. H. D. Carson
to deliver to the Register of Deeds.
Item 14. Mr. H. D. Carson appeared before the Board and stated that the Board had previously
authorized the purchase of a machine to be used in lieu of the revenue stamps on deeds. He stated
that a contract had been entered into for this machine and at the time he was not aware that there
was also a rental fee of $240 and a maintenance contract for $63.00 annually. The Board felt that
this machine would be better to use than placing these stamps, sometimes a large number, on the deed.
Mr. Carson was instructed to send check for the machine.
Item 15. Mr. H. D. Carson, Jr., Clerk of the Board, filed the following reports with the
Board:
Clerk of Superior Court Elizabeth F. Matthews
Clerk of Recorder's Court Kyle Harrington
Veterans' Service Officer Jean M. Irvin
Register of Deeds Inez Harrington
Dog Warden Ken Black
Sheriff W. H. Stewart
Electrical Inspectors B. H. Sellars and L. Perry Cameron
Item 16. The following road petitions were presented to the Board:
1. By Commissioner Womble: Shore Lake Drive, 3/10 mile, five residents. Petition
for Highway Commission to take over and maintain Secondary Road which is a
connecting road.
2. By Commissioner Brown: Road 1248 in Upper Little River Township, 4/10 mile.
Petition for Highway Commission to grade private road and add as extension of
1248.
Commissioner Womble made a motion that these two requests be approved by the Board,
seconded by Commissioner Brown and the motion carried.
The Meeting was recessed at 11 :45 for lunch to reconvene at 1:30
The meeting was called back to order at 1:30 P.M. by the Chairman, Mr. Brock.
Item 17. Dr. Jones, Asst. Superintendent of Education, appeared before the Board on behalf of
the Board of Education and presented the Board of Education's Proposal to construct a consolidated
school for Angier, Hulas Creek and Lafayette. Included in this proposa] was a site which had been
approved by the Board of Education, Division of School Planning, N.C. Dept, of Public Instruction;
Sanitation and Sewage Division, N. C. Dept. of Health; Traffic Division, N. C. Public Highway Commission
and Leslie N. Boney, Architect (for site and building foundation). This site is made up of approximatel;
55 acres of land on which options to purchase had been obtained. The total cost of this site would
be approximately $55,400.00. Dr. Jones stated that the owners of this property had agreed to a plan
of financing over a period of ten years. Mr. Bowen, County Attorney, pointed out that a school building
could not be constructed on property under mortgage.
Cotton
Commissioner /recommended that the Board adopt the proposal of the Harnett County Board of
Education to construct one consolidated school. The motion died for lack of second.
Item 18. Mr. Brock stated that Mr. Ken Black, Dog Warden, was unable to attend the meeting as he
had planned, but had asked him to discuss with the Board the problem of getting dogs to Duke University.
It was stated that the county had recieved approximately $500.00 from the University last year for these
dogs. Until recently the University had nicked these dogs up here, but now they would have to be taken
to Smithfield on Thursday of each week. Mr. Black's alloted mileage would probably not be sufficient
to travel these extra miles to Smithfield. The Board agreed to permit Mr. Black to carry the dogs
to Smithfield until time for the new budget at which time the situation would be evaluated.
The meeting adjourned at 2:05 P.M.
Respectfully Submitted,
Miiacectlins, Recording Secretary
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THE FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF CHECKS ISSUED LURING THE MONTH OF APRIL, 1968:
6868 Lillington Rescue Squad
6869 Dougald McRae
6870 Vera Guy
6871 E. Marshall Woodall
6872 Mildred Dobbins
6873 Faye M. Upchurch
6874 E. Marshall Woodall
6875 W. Earl Jones, Tax Co.
6876 W. Earl Jones, Tax Col.
6877 James H. Anderson Co.
6878 Conder's
6879 Town of Lillington
6880 Friden, +NC
6881 Monroe International Inc.
6882 Perry Bros. Tire Service, Inc.
6883 L. B. Jackson
6884 Sexton Motor Sales
6885 Layton Supply Co.
6886 Standard Fluorescent Corp.
6887 Town of Lillington
6888 Gray & Creech, Inc.
6889 Mitchell Printing Co., Inc.
6890 Pitney -Bowes Inc.
6891 Xerox Corp.
6892 Paul B. Drew
6893 Paul B. Drew
6894 Dr. W. W. Stanfield
6895 Duke University Medical Center
6896 Modern Laundry & Cleaners
6897 Harnett County News
6898 W. H. King Drug Co.
6899 IBM Corp.
6900 Bernice Lucas
6901 Board of Education
6902 The Fabric Center
6903 Morris Wade Sales Co.
6904 Carolina Power & Light Co.
6905 Dr. C. L. Corbett
6906 Dr. A. W. Peede
6907 Winchester Surgical Supply Co.
6908 Elizabeth F. Matthews, C.S.C.
6909 The Michie Company
6910 Mitchell Printing Co.
6911 Elizabeth F. Matthews, C.S.C.
6912 Kyle Harrington, C.R.C.
6913 Twyford Printing Co.
6914 Lillington Esso Station
6915 N.C. Natural Gas. Corp.
6916 Storr Sales Co.
6917 Void
6918 Joseph's Dept. Store
6919 Motorola Inc.
6920 Lafayette Drug Co.
6921 Fuquay - Varina Hospital
6922 Sanford Medical Group
6923 C. H. Funeral Home, Inc.
6924 Robert A. Johnson
6925 Moore, Gardner & Associates
6926 Sinclair Refininc Co.
6927 Campbell College
6928 Dr. Ali Jarrahi
6929 Dr. Donald Levanthal
6930 Dr. A. R. Mayberry
6931 Henry M. Jones
6932 The Psychological Corp.
6933 Morris Wade Sales Co.
6934 Twyford Printing Co.
6935 Dr. A. W. Peede
6936 The S & H X -Ray Co.
6937 J. A. Carvin
6938 Bessie Lee
6939 Ruby I. Parker, Home Ec. Agent
6940 Hazel Beard
6941 Louis E. Bottiglier, Postmaster
6942 Conservation and Development
6943 Mrs. D. C. McKinney
6944 Ina Ryals
6945 Mrs. Edwin Morris
$946 Etta McNeill
$ 50o.00
300.00
216.32
500.00
30.59
118.85
230.00
58.80
483.00
168.21
33.28
14,000.00
109.00
3.09
107.12
11.40
5.12
34.16
71.76
74.95
92.91
124.70
651r68
78.65
12.00
2.70
100.00
75.00
15.10
56.14
40.26
60.38
35.00
1.41
10.51
7.66
19.41
18.00
16.00
71.15
3.00
19.31
73.38
83.78
2.48
75.45
127.45
340.11
96.48
Amt authorized per minutes of 4 -1 -68
March Services Rendered Bd. of Elections
March Services Rendered Bd. of Elections
Advanced Fees for Tax Suits SD #3522 -3571
Attending Hd. Meting & Preparing Minutes 4/1/68
Court Reporting April 1st Term
Atty. Fees for Tax Suits
Jury Tickets
Jury Tickets
Inv. # 2643
Inv. # 1385
Authorization for Water Line to Lawrence Tex-
turing Corp. Minutes 11 -6 -67
SL 369181
5556390
8 Tires - Sheriff's Dept.
Fees
8628 - Sheriff's Dept.
Mar. A /C- Courthouse
F 36670
Per Statement
10797
36877, 36878
103 -26578
QQ6344802
Juror Fees. Olive Inquest
Transportation of Blood
Autopsy of Maggie McKoy
Mar. A /C6oroner
Mar. A /C -Co. Jail
Ticket #7080, Welfare Dpt.
7864
352 - 1939380, 0JD4167
April Rent
4777 -Home Ec. Agent
Mar. A/C for Home Ec. Agent
E12060- Health Dept.
Per Statement
VD Treatment
VD -GC Treatment
Per Inv. dated 2 -2 -68
Postage
82776
Hal Due on A/C pfCSC Office
Fees in Court Cases
Fees in Court Cases
20491 -Tax Col., 20540 -Dog Pound
Mar. A /C- Sheriff's Dept and Co. Pickup
Per Statements
80532- Auditor, 80525 -Wel £ are,80884- Health rept.
23.64 Heater -C.D. Agency
32.50 36700
17.45 Re: James Sawyer
140.00 Re; Lovie F. Arnold
8.00 Re: Ann Reeves
40.00 Amb. Service for Joe Mallie Steward
111.60 Dinner Meeting for Planning Board -Mar.
100.00 Provision of 100 Copies of Report
67.13 785.
110.00 March Rent
639.20 Fees & Travel
266.80 Fees and Travel
1020.20 Fees & Travel
390.19 Fees & Travel
5.50 F 78629
14.69 10729- Mental Health, E12240- Health Dept.
22.15 20418- Mental Health
8.00 VD Treatment
242.99 9079 - 9202 - Health Dept.
50.00 Vet. Service Work for the Month of April
205.00 B. Home Care
65.00 Expense for Family Living Workshop
60.00 Gen. Assistance
30.00 Stamps for Health Dept.
839.19 Co's Part for Forest Fire Control
38.41 B. Home Care
52.50 B. Home Care
150.00 B. Home Care
52.50 B. Home Care
148
6947 Mrs. Wade Johnson
6948 Mrs. Erwin Johnson
6949 Margie Johnson
6950 Lettie Johnson
6951 Mrs. E. G. Fullbright
6952 Mrs.David Ferrell
6953 Mrs. Cristal Evans
6954 Mrs. Claude Cook
6955 Mrs. W. G. Butler
6956 Mrs. L. F. Byrd
6957 Mrs. Jack McCoy
6958 Grady Adcock
6959 Nettie Jacobs
6960 William P. Ore
6961 Bowen Office Equipment Co.
6962 Central Service Station
6963 Mobile Communication Service
6964 Kelly & Randall Drug Co.
6965 Lustra Lighting
6966 Gwen G. Dunn Company
6967 Pitney -Bowes Inc.
6968 Xerox Corp.
6969 Edwards & Broughton Co.
6970 Inez Harrington Reg. of Deeds
6971 Paul B. Drew
6972 C & W Red &White
6973 Purdie Brothers, Inc.
6974 Ernest West
6975 Kelly & Randall Drug Co.
6976 Lillington Medical Clinic
6977 IBM Corp.
6978 Carolina Power & Light Co.
6979 Dunn Business Machines Repair
6980 Bertha Dudley
6981 Harnett County News
6982 First Citizens Bank & Trust Co.
6983 Waccamaw Bank & Trust Co.
6984 First National Bank of Eastern NC
6985 Southern National Bank of N.C.
6986 First National Bank of Eastern NC
6987 First Citizens Bank & Trust Co.
6988 Central Carolina Bank & Trust Co.
6989 N.C. Board of Health
6990 Modern Laundry & Cleaners
6991 Morris Wade Sales Co.
6992 Roane - Barker Inc.
6993 Twyford Printing Co.
6994 Lillington Roller Mills, Inc.
6995 Twyford Printing Co.
6996 Piedmont Communications Go.,Inc.
6997 N.C. Fed. Surplus Property Ag.
6998 N. C. Memorial Hospital
6999 Dr. Mary Margaret McLeod
7000 Kelly & Randall Drug Co.
7001 McKnight's Drug Store
7002 Lillington Medical Clinic
7003 Durham County Treasury
7004 Broadway Drug Store
7005 N.C. State Comm. for the Blind
7006 Whittenton Ambulance Service
7007 Dr. C. L. Corbett
7008 Dr. J. Ray Israel
7009 Dr. C. L. Corbett
7010 Dr. A. W. Peede
7011 Missing from Printers
7012 Coastal Exterminating Co.
7013 W. Earl Jones, Tax Co.
7014 C. H. Avery
7015 M. H. Brock
7016 Dr. C. E. Roberts
7017 Martha Idell Garr
7018 W. Earl Jones, Tax Col.
7019 W. Earl Jones, Tax Col.
7020 Bertha M. Taylor
7021 Gloria Jane McCoy
7022 Lola O'Quinn
7023 Mary Frances Purdie
7024 First National Bank of Eastern NC
7025 Hospital Saving Association
7026 Bessie S. Johnson
7027 Velma S Edwards
$ 224.00
50.00
157.50
59.66
105.00
152.50
118.50
153.75
155.00
23.04
50.00
205.50
25.00
52.50
11.13
111.67
65.0o
5.5o
119.25
67.22
241.20
59.74
5.36
13.94
12.00
337.69
15.25
5.36
8.23
7.00
27.70
5.33
29.00
36.00
12.60
6.65
26.95
5.95
8.05
28.00
10.50
14.00
174.00
11.07
2.84
67.33
48.42
26.31
12.00
68.09
708.10
100.00
10.00
9.25
42.75
39.00
70.00
16.50
1,262.87
70.00
40.00
30.00
135.00
80.00
70.00
716.60
50.00
10.62
11.38
42.00
26 5.10
35.00
140.05
3.75
222.97
213.97
35,489.98
825.77
1.00
1.00
B. Home Care
B. Home Care
B. Home Care
B. Home Care
B. Home Care
B. Home Care
B. Home Care
B. Home Care
B. Home Care
B. Home Care
B. Home Care
B. Home Care
B. Home Care
B. Home Care
84439
Mar. A /C- Sheriff's Dept.
March Radio Service
Ice A/C -March
66341 dtd 41 -68, Less overpayment on Inv.
#38627 Pd. 2 -16 -68 by Ck # 6617
1 Med 5 -Post H & Me Binder #242-Reg. of Deeds
103 -26578
332388500
P6762 -Reg. of Deeds
Refund for Expenses to Reg. of Deeds Meeting
Refund for Inquest
Mar. A /C- Co. Jail
55145 -Co. Jail
Mar. A /C -Co. Jail
Mar. A /C -Co. Jail
Re: Reginald Holder
352 - 1939340, 352 - 1939330, oJF4014
Per Statement
4605 - 10elfare Dept.
March Rent
Per Mar. Statement for Welfare Dept.
19 Food Stamp Transactions
77 Food Stamp Transactions
17 Food Stamp Transactions
23 Food Stamp Transactions
80 Food Stamp Transactions
30 Food Stamp Transactions
40 Food Stamp Transactions
Feb. A /C- Health Dept.
Mar. A/C -Dunn Health Center
E012244- Health Dept.
13373, Less 2%
20632, 20633
11872, 20261, 20288
20637 -Vet. Ser. Office
#F37720, 017754
3886,3887.
Re: Jennie McNeill
Re: Baby Lisa
Per Statements for Jennifer & Johnny Ausley
Per Statefore for Welfre
Re: Jennifer, Jeanette, Johnny Ausley
Re: Gary Parker
Re: Jimmy Worrell
Co's part for Aid to the Blind
Amb. Service, Peggy Hodes, Paul Mac Porter,
Geo. Suggs
PS Clinic
PS Clinic
14 & I Clinics
M & I Clinics
Spraying Courthouse per Agreement
Jury Tickets
5 Days as Court Officer
Refund for Expenses to District Meeting
Refund for Expenses for Special Meeting
Gen. Assistance
Jury Tickets
Jury Tickets
Cleaning Health Centers
Cleaning Dunn Health Center
Work in Tax Supervisor's Office
Work in Tax Supervisor's Office
April Payroll
Group Ins. for Co. Employees -4310
Refund for Overpayment of Insurance
Refund for Overpayment of Itsurance
149
7028 Phyllis McNeill $ 1.89
7029 Void
7030 Carolina Tel. & Tel. Co. 270.97
7031 Carolina Power & LightCo. 421.78
7032 N. C. Natural Gas Corp. 45.62
7033 Progressive Store 230.11
7034 M. H. Brock 9.96
7035 Billy Lanier 9.96
7036 W. H.ftandall, Jr. 8.00
7037 Robert A. Gray 8.00
7038 Roy Byrd 9.12
7039 Dr. C. E. Roberts 10.66
7040 Carolina Tel. & Tel. Co. 143.59
7041 Carolina Power & Light Co. 20.10
7042 S. River Elect. Membership Corp. 83.50
7043 The E. R. Thomas Drug Co. 30.00
7044 Carolina Tel. & Tel. Co. 414.37
7045 Carrie Speight Bain 267.13
7046 Claster Williams 32.50
7047 N.C. Dept. of Motor Vehicles 4.00
7048 Dorothy Snipes 22.38
7049 W. J. Cotton, Jr. 21.12
7050 Void
7051 Worth Byrd 20.00
7052 N. C. Local Governmental Employees 1,320.89
7053 N.C. Local Governmental Employees 1,776.32
7054 N.C. Local Governmental Employees 1,936.69
7055 Southern National Bank 4,671.90
Amt. Dug on April Salary
Per Statements
Per Statements
Per Statements
Feb. & Mar A/C for Co. Jail
Board of Health Meeting
Board of Health Meeting
Board of Health Meeting
Board of Health Meeting
Board of Health Meeting
Board of Health Meeting
Per Statements
Per Statement
Per Statement
April Rent
Per Statements
Court Reporting -April Terms
Cleaning Welfare Office
Licenses & Transfer of Titles
Welfare Board Meeting
Welfare Board Meeting
Welfare Board Meeting
Matching Contri. for Welfare & Health Employees
Matching Contri. for Gen. Employees & Law Enf.
Employees
Employees' Ret. Contri. - April '68
W.H. Tax -April '68
150
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3632
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3634
3635
3636
3637
3638
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3640
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FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF SALARY CHECKS ISSUED LURING THE MONTH OF APRIL, 1968:
M. H. Brock
W. J.Cotton, Jr.
J. E. Womble
C. E. McLamb
Gilbert Brown
Wiley F. Bowen
Thomas Allen
Lottie Patterson
Bessie S. Johnson
W. Earl Jones
Alice Schmincke
Edna W. Butts
Jackie J. Denning
Wade H. Stewart
Edna K. Newton
Lemuel C. Gregory, Jr.
James V. Griffin
B. F. Temple
Sherwood West
Roger Lyon
George E. Cameron
James E. Turnage
Lincoln Neal
H. D. Carson, Jr.
Rachel W. Blanchard
Harold Upchurch
Thomas James
Thomas H. Glasby
Inez Harrington
Velma S Edwards
Flora Green Milton
Inez W. Sessoms
Clyde L. Ross
Paul B. Drew
B. E. Sturgill
Ruth Sturgill
Louvenia McL. Lee
Fletcher C. Hubbard
JamesF. Penny, Jr.
Naomi F. Hawley
Glyness Meeks
Madeline W. Hawley
Patricia W. McDonald
Mary P. Avery
Jean Adcock
Annie Lee Sawyer
Sandra Mae Byrd
Emma Lee West
Marjorie G. Wade
Harvey V. Godfrey
Helen R. Crews
Glenn C. O'kelley
Egeta Williams
Frederick B. Fleming
Joyce G. Pulliam=
Janet E. Stone
Lemuel R. Gilchrist
James R. Huggins
John D. Davis
Virginia L. Thomas
Robert B. Blalock, Jr.
Catherine Hawks
Nanci W. Nelson
Frances D. Collier
Esther T. Butts
Margie Harrington
Kathleen Thomas
Pauline Sanford
C. R. Ammons
Charles E. Hammond
James E. Goff
H. W. Lloyd
Juanita S. Hight
Ruby I. Parker
Bettie E. Giles
Vi\rginia L. Simmons
James P. West
Ida P. Hinnant
Ophelia Mclean
M. Irene Lassiter
$ 116.00
126.80
120.00
120.00
120.00
325.00
546.86
268.13
239.76
489.58
280.13
241.93
204.85
642.43
256.88
478.66
467.58
314.42
454.39
473.47
451.07
454.05
470.01
619.59
285.40
306.96
214.79
210.71
324.31
294.82
252.58
204.22
220.91
238.25
387.42
163.18
145.11
718.27
91.98
298.85
308.41
256.14
243.97
243.97
232.39
221.71
239.96
256.78
456.43
514.47
332.03
467.12
44o.68
467.58
460.80
411.81
457.00
471.76
452.73
446.01
425.74
353.11
459.52
403.41
299.36
319.27
295.91
339.17
325.86=
225.23
258.93
245.00
168.82
170.09
165.16
246.46
239.83
175.14
96.33
582.30
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Lida R. O'Quinn
Hattie E. Barnes
Rebecca S. Coleman
Sarah E. Flowers
M. H. Canady
Shelby F. Johnson
Alta Pearl Pope
Ken Black
Elizabeth F. Matthews
Ruby T. Cvrrin
Georgia Lee Brown
Blanchie W. Raynor
Kyle Harrington
Addie C. Faucett
Brenda Coleman
Jake Lamm
Robert B. Morgan
Jake Lamm
Jean M. Irvin
Norman F. Lewis, Jr.
Lillian B. Smith
Roy S. Godwin
Peggy W. Hope
Glenda Massengill
Alma Jean Bass
Muriel F. Cann
Margaret N. McDonald
Phyllis McKeill
Rosa Lee Saunders
$ 429.49
437.01
474.83
456.15
512.24
310.93
244.79
450.35
496.03
297.47
233.40
203.53
333.63
243.97
214.56
289.00
902.13.
237.91
332.68
391.90
252.58
71.70
445.61
256.14
210.14
476.86
290.36
66.42
112.44