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NOVEMBER 7th. 1966
The Board of Commissioners met in regular session on Monday, November 7th.
at 10:00 A.M., with all members present. Also present were the County Attorney,
the Auditor and the Clerk to the Board.
Chairman Brook called the meeting to order and Commissioner Mixon offered
the invocation.
Minutes of the October meeting were read and approved.
The Board welcomed Mr. McLamb and Mr. Brown the incoming Commissioners to this
meeting.
The following reports of the various offices were presented and filed:
Clerk Superior Court
Clerk Recorders Court
Register of Deeds
Tax Collector
Veterans Service Officer
B HSellers
Elizabeth Matthews
Kyle Harrington
Inez Harrington
W. Earl Jones
Jean M. Irvin
Electrical Inspector
Earl Jones, Tax Collector, gave a report of the Tax Collections in detail
for the month and comparison was made of the same period as of last year.
Thomas Allen, Supervisor of Tax Office, appeared before the Board and
gave report of tax matters.
C. R. Ammons, Supervisor of State Extension Department, appeared and
advised the Board that the farmers are now making application in the ASC office
for Surplus Grain from the Commodity Credit Corporation which is used to supple-
ment the loss by drought in Harnett County add this grain will be delivered to
the feed mills for the farmers in the county.
The Following Jurors Were Drawn For Civil Term Of Superior Court
Beginning December 12th. 1966.
A. William Hawkins Pope
K H Murchison
3. Maok H. McDonald
4. Staoy Holder
5. Gene Willis Griffin
6. George Cates
7. R E Temple
8. Lee Milton
9. Baxter W. Mason
10. Jarvis H. Turner
11. Robert L. McDonald
12. Ogene Cotton
13. Lee C. Parrish
14. James Wilbun Hudson
15. E T Tutor
16. W H Pope
17. E 0 Bethune
18. George W. Mills
19. Harvey Keene
20. Mrs. Iva Pearl Lee
21. Shelton E. Stewart
22. George A. Winker
23. Evans Bell
24. William P. Sills
25. Ben Taylor
26. Chas. W. Parrish
27. W D Whittenton
2 Lemon Weldon
29. J C Byrd, Jr.
30. William C. Bullock
31. W H McKinney, Jr.
32. John Thomas McNeil
33. Ralph L. Johnson
34. Frederick Byrd
35. Jefferson Cummings
36. C W Heath
37. E. Ralph Maxwell
38. A M Byrd
Dunn Rt. 2
Bunnlevel Rt. 1
Lillington Rt. 2
Bunnlevel Rt. 1
Spring Lake Rt. 1 Box
716
Dunn 407 E. Godwin St
Bunnlevel Rt. 1
Lillington Rt. 2
Lillington Rt. 2
Dunn 408 S. Clinton
Lillington
Fuquay Rt 2
Coats
Coats Rt. 1
Fuquay Rt. 1
Dunn 500 S. Gen.Lee
Bunnlevel'
Lillington Box 115
Dunn Rt. 3
Spring Lake Rt. 1
Coats Rt. 1
Bunnlevel Rt. 1
Bunnlevel Rt. 1
Erwin Box 788
Lillington Rt. 3
Fuquay Rt. 2
Dunn Box 484
Erwin Rt. 1
Erwin Rt. 1
Lillington Rt. 2
Jonesboro Heights
Sanford # 6
Coats Rt. 1
Fuquay Rt. 2
Coats
Lillington Rt. 3
Bunnlevel Rt. 1
Dunn
Angier # 2
Averasboro
Stewarts Creek
Lillington
Stewarts Creek
. Averasboro
Stewarts Creek
Lillington
Lillington
Averasboro
Lillington
Hectors Creek
Grove
Grove
Buc khorn
Averasboro
Stewarts Creek
Lillington
Averasboro
Grove
Stewarts Creek
Stewarts Creek
Duke
Upper Little River
Hectors Creek
Duke
Grove
Grove
Upper Little River
Grove
Hectors Creek
Grove
Upper Little River
Stewarts Creek
Averasboro
Black River
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39. Washington Lee Dennis
40. Wilbert Carl Stewart
41. Charles Revels
42. Howard L. Walls
43. Richard Lee Curria
44. Chalmers Stewart
45. A R Sessoms
Dunn
Dunn # 2
Guquay # 2
Dunn
Angier # 2
Lillington # 3
Erwin
The Board of Commissioners canvassed the vote for a
Summerville Area and the abstract of votes passed were
For
Against
87
3
This November 7th. 1966
( a copy was filed)
Averasboro
Averasbere
Buekhorn
Averasboro
Black River
Upper Little River
Duke
fire district
as follows:
in the
The Board ordered that Lewis Atkins, Lillington, Rt. 3, Upper Little
River Township be released of $28..88 penalty for late listing of his taxable
property for the year 1966.
The Board ordered Joe Lee Weaver, Angier Rt..., be released of $10.71
en account of an error in listing,,' property for taxation.
The Board ordered that John J. Tew, 2002 Erwin Road, Dunn, Averasboro
Township, be released of $3-,57 for the year 1966 due to error in listing.
The Board ordered that Bernice Wood, Dunn Rt. 4, Averasboro Township, be
released of $3.40 on account of error Dulisting,property for taxation
Vernon Porter, Consultant of Economic Opportunity Programs gave a report
efthe planned operations of his work ix the county,,
The following Road Petitions were approved and ordered mailed to the
State Highway Commission to Attention of Sam Wilson.
(1) To add to the State System that read tin Averasboro -
Township on South Sampson Avenue a distance of 150 feet
(Petition mailed)
R. L. Gray and1. E. Jones of the Board of Education appeared and discussed
with the Board the purposed plan for the consolidation of the School System
in the county.
Frank Lewis, Assistant Director of Civil Defense, appeared with -a
delegation and discussed with the Board the need tor a fire district in the
Mary Stewart Area and requested the Board to call an election for this purpose.
R E S O L U T I 0 N
WHEREAS, eertabn resident freeholders living in Lillington, Averasboro and
Grove Townships, Harnett County, North Carolina, have presented to the Board of
Commissioners of Harnett County a Petition requesting said Board of Commissioners
to call an election, as provided in Article 3A of Chapter 69 if the General Statutes
of North Carolina, as amended, for-the purpose of submitting to the qualified
voters living within the area described and defined in said Petition the question
of whether or not a special tax on all taxable property in said district, of not
exceeding Fifteen Cents ($.15) on the One Hundred Dollars, ($100.00)" valuation of
property, shall be levied for the purpose of providing fire protection in said
district; and,
WHEREAS, said Board of Commissioners of Harnett County has examined said
Petition and finds the same to be in due form and according to law, and further
finds as a fact that the same contains the signatures of more than fifteen per
cent (15 %) of the resident freeholders living in t he area described in said pet-
ition; And,
WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners of Harnett County desire, as required by
law, to call an election in said Mary Stewart Fire District for the purpose of
submitting to the qualified voters therein the question of whether or not a tax
shall be levied upon the taxable property therein for the purpose of providing
rural fire protection in sold district as provided by law:
NOW, THEREFORE, be it ordered and resolved by this Board of Commissioners
for the County of Harnett;
1. That, pursant to the provisions of Article 3A of Chapter 69 of the
General Statutes of North Carolina, as amended, an election is hereby galled
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to be held in that area designated and above described as "Mary Stewart Fire
Disbiot ", for the purpose of submitting to the qualified voters therein the
question of levying and collecting a special tax on all taxable property in said
district, not exceeding Fifteen Cents ($.15) on the One Hundred Dollars ($100.00)
valuation of property, for the purpose of providing fire protection in said dis-
trict.
2. That said election is hereby called to be held Saturday, February 4, 1967,
between 6:30 A.M. and 6:30 P.M., Eastern Standard Time, at which time there shall
be submitted to the qualified voters in said district the following questions:
"In favor of tax for fire protection in Mary Stewart Fire District"
"Against tax for fire protection in Mary Stewart Fire District ".
3. That for said election there shall be a new registration of the qualified
voters living within said district, and for the registration of such voters, the
registration book shall be opened from 9:00 A.M. until sunset on each day,
beginning Saturday, January 7, 1967, and closing on January 21, 1967, On each
Saturday during suoh registration period such books shall be open at the polling
place. Saturday, January 28, 1967, shall be challenge day.
4. That the polling plaoe for said election shall be Mary Stewart Community
Building. The Registrar for said election shall be Mrs. J. T. Neighbors, and the
judges for such election shall be Arthur Tripp and Shelton Weeks.
5. That the form of the ballot to be used at said election shall be sub-
stantially as follows:
OFFICIAL BALLOT
Special Fire Protection Election
Mary Stewart Fire District
County of Harnett
North Carolina
February 4, 1967
INSTRUCTIONS
1. To vote "For" make a cross mark in the square to the left
of the words "IN FAVOR."
2. To vote "AGAINST" make a cross mark in the square to the loft
of the word "AGAINST ".
;1 rt r
In favor of tax for fire protection in Mary Stewart
Fire Distriot
Against tax for fire protection in Mary Stewart Fire
District.
Facsimile of Signature of Chairman
71.44_444474,& of County Board of Commissioners
Facsimile of Signature of Clerk
of Board of Commissioners
6. That said election shall be according to the provisions and
laws cowing general elections so far as the same may be applicable, and
that Dougald McRae, George W. Williams and Harvey Raynor, Jr., the present
members of the Harnett County Board of Elections, are hereby designated to
arrange for holding said election under the terms and conditions of this re-
solution and in a000rdanoe with the General Statutes.
7. That the above designated members of the Board of Elections of Harnett
County shall cause to be published in the Harnett County News, a newspaper
published in Lillington, North Carolina, at least once a week for seven
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successive weeks next preceding the date on which said election is to be held a
notice reading as follows:
NOTICE OF SPECITAL ELECTION AND NEW REGISTRATION IN THE
Mary Stewart Fire District, County of Harnett, North Carolina:
A special election will be held in the Mary Stewart'Fire District between
6:30 a.m. and 6 :30 p.m., Eastern Standard Time, on Saturday, February 4, 1967, at
which time the qualified voters in said Mary Stewart District shall be entitled
to vote upon the question of Levying and collecting a special tax on all taxable
property in said district, of not exceeding Fifteen Cents ($.15) on the One
Hundred Dollars ($100.00) valuation of the property, for the purpose of providing
fire protection -in said district. If said election is carried, the Board of County
Commissioners of Harnett County shall be authorized and directed to levy and collect
in said disttiet a tax in such an amount as it may deem necessary, not exceeding
Fifteen Cents ($.15) on the One Hudred Dollars ($100.00) valuation of property in
said district from year to year to be used only for furnishing fire protection
within said district.
For said election a new registration of all qualified voters residing with-
in said district shall be had, and the books for the registration of voters :will
be open from 9 :00 a.m. until sunset on each day beginning, Saturday, January 7,
1967 and closing Saturday, January 21, 1967. On each Saturday during such reg-
istration period said books will be open at the polling place. Saturday, January
28, 1967, shall be challenge day.
The polling plane for said election shall be Mary Stewart- Commnijty Building,
the Registrar for said election is Mrs. J. T. Neighbors, and the Judges are Arthur
Tripp and Shelton Weeks.
All qualified voters residing in said district shall be entitled to register
and vote in said election and said Mary Stewart Fire District is described and
defined as follows:
BEGINNING at a point (1) at the intersection of N. C. Highway # 27 and
Fairground Road ( #1705); thence in an east erly direction to a point (2) on
N. C. Highway at the Harnett - Johnston County line; thence in a southeasterly
direction following the Harnett- Johnston County Line to a. point (3) on Road
# 1812; thence in a southeasterly direction to a point (4) on Road $ 1809, 1.1
mile southeast of its intersection with Road # 1812; thence in a southeasterly
direction to a point (5) at the intersection of Road # 1809 and Jonesboro Road
( #1808), excluding all property on Road # 1809 between this and the preceding point;
thence in a southwesterly direction to a point (6) on Road # 1789, 0.7 mile south
of its intersection with Jonesboro Road (#1808); thence in a southwesterly direction
to a point (7) on Road # 1799, 0.5 mile east of its intersection with Jonesboro
Road ( #1808); thence in a southwesterly distention to a point (8) on Road # 1806,
0.9 mile south of its intersection with Jonesboro Road ( #1808); thence'' in a west-
erly direction to a point (9) on I -95 eastern service road, 1.1 mile south of its
intersection with Jonesboro Road ( #1808); thence in a southwesterly direction to
a point (10) on I -95 western service road at the Dunn, N. C. city limits; thence
following the northerly, city limits of Dunn, N. C._ina northerly , weaterly,and sout
erly direction to a point (11) on U. S. 421. at the city limits; thence a north-
westerly direction to a point (12) on Old Coats Road ( #1725), 0.9 mile west of the
Dunn, N. C. city limits; thence in a northerly direction to a point (13) on Road
#1722 at the bridge over Black River; thence in a northerly direction to a point
(14) on Road # 1704, 0.5 mile west of its intersection with Fairground Road ( #1705);
thence in a northeasterly direction to the point of beginning,
The Board Recessed
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Chairman of County Board of Elections
Clerk of Board of Commissioners
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November 28th. 1966
The Board of Commissioners with all members present met jointly with
Fletcher Hubbard, Director of Public Welfare, and the Welfare Board, on November
28th. at 7:30 p.m.
Chairman Brock called the meeting to order and presided:
Mr. Hubbard discussed the plans, construction and Financing of the Court
House Annex which will be used for the Welfare Department.
Commissioner Cotton moved, seconded by Commissioner O'Quinn, that a Committee
be named to investigate the avenues available for the construction of a Court
House Annex on the property now owned by the County.
Motion carried
The Chairman appointed Neill MoK. Ross, Fletcher Hubbard and Commissioner
Cotton to serve on this committee.
The Board ordered that Owen Matthews, Angier Rt.
released of Fire District Tax in the amount of $8.10
The Board r4oite1' the request of Charlie G. Parke
Township for a refund of $41.63 on a corn picker.
The Board ordered a Christman Wreath placed on the courthouse door and a
Christmas tree plaoed in the center hall of the courthouse.
2, Black River Twp. be
due to an error in listing.
r, Dunn Rt. 2, Averasboro
The Following Jurors Were Drawn For Criminal Term of Superior Court
Beginning January 2, 1967
1. Colon L. Dixon
2. Larry Duncan
3. H C Whittington
4. J R Lewis
5. William Bennett
6. Robert L. Curran
7. Raymond 0. Baker
8. Wade Weans
9. Donald C. Swaney
10. Wilson Blake Warren
11. James Allen Brown
12. William A. Vann
13. James B. Miller
14. Alton Wade Byrd
15. Gilbert B. Lasater
16. Hubert D. Byrd
17. Junior Wright
18. J H Dennis
T9. James C. Tew
20. J E Weathers
21. William E. Tart
22. Thomas Layton Dupree
23. Robert A. Johnson
24. Troy Williams
25. James Marshall Thaxton
26. Joseph D. Pleasant
27. L M Ashworth
28. Hubert Blackman
29. W R Watkins
30. L B Bryant
31. Melvie Carroll
32. Wm. T. Houston
33. W T Howard
34. Jerry Howard
35. Gerald S. Young
36. John B. Bowling
37. D W Weaver
38. Delbert Lockamy
39. Hubert Frank Cameron
40. James Shaw
41. Daniel Williford
42. Jessie Howell Lee
43. J K Adoox
44. Floyd Wheeler
45. William Allie Smith
Benson Rt. 1
Angier Box- 9
Bunnlevel Rt. 1
Dunn, Magnolia Ave.
Dunn Rt. 3
Lillington, Box 604
Erwin Box 309
Coats
Butes Creek Box 9002
Dunn Rt. 4
Lillington Box 652
Lillington Rt. 1
Benson Rt. 1
Coats
Bunnlevel Rt. 1
Copts Rt. 1
Fuquay Rt. 2
Fuquay Rt. 1
Dunn 911 N. Ellis
Holly Springs Rt. 2
Dunn 905 E. Pope
Angier Rt. 1
Lillington Box 304
Bunnlevel Rt. 1
Fuquay Rt. 2
Angier
Fuquay Rt. 1
Linden Rt. 1
Fuquay Box 347
Dunn, Fayetteville St.
Lillington Rt. 1
Dunn Rt. 2
Benson Rt. 1
Angier Rt. 1
Angier, Box 13
Fuquay Rt. 2
Buses Creek
Coats Rt. 1
Coats Box 141
Erwin Rt. 1
Dunn N. Ellis
Coats Rt. 1
Dunn Rt. 4
Holly Springs Rt. 1
Fuquay Rt. 1
Grove
Blank River
Stewarts Creek
Averasboro
Grove
Lillington
Duke
Grove
Neills Creek
Averasboro
Lillington
Neills Creek
Averasboro
Grove
Anderson Creek
Grove
Bbckhorn
Buokhorn
Averasboro
Buokhorn
Averasboro
Grove
Lillington
Stewarts Creek
Black River
Black River
Buokhorn
Anderson Creek
Buokhorn
Averasboro
Neills Creek
Averasboro
Grove
Black River
Blank River
Hectors Creek
Neills Creek
Grove
Grove
Grove
Averasboro
Grove
Averasboro
Buokhorn
Buokhorn
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The Following Jurors Were Drawn For Civil Term of Superior Court Beginning
January 9th. 1967.
1. w. T. Raynor
2. R D Weeks
3. Rex Allen Godwin
4. Jesse Byrd
5. Walter McLean
6. H H Dupree
7. Lewis Henry McNeill
8. James A. Tyndall
9. George N. Matthews
10. George H. Godfrey
11. Joe MoCorquadale
12. James Melvin Byrd
13. Merlon Stencil
14. E W Ballard
15. N L Wagner
16. L C Pope
17. Herman McKay
18. Henry Lloyd
19. Marvin Tart, Jr.
20. Carey Ellis
21. Ernest Lester Theker
22. Laster Hawley
23. James C. Thornton
24. Rexford Blanchard
25. William R. Bryant
26. L. Lee Langdon
27. J H Knight
28. Durwood A. Young
29. Frank Burohett Tart
30. Hughie Bain
31. Thomas Floyd Frix
32. Marvin Lee Johnson
33. Delman Lee
34. Lester F. Dawson
35. James E. Smith
36. Bobby Fann
37. Melvin Yow
38. Richard A. Ennis
39. Larry Matthews
40. Stanley Hollman
41. Alexander Wade Jernigan
42. Leonard A. Williams
43. Shelton H. Smith
44. W D Franklin
45. G G Prince
The Board adjourned
Dunn
Dunn
Coats
Coats
Lillington # 2
Angier Rt. 2
Angier Rt . 2
Dunn
Linden Rt. 1
Spring Lake Rt.. 1
Dunn
Erwin Rt. 1
Dunn Rt. 3
Fuauay Rt. 2
Holly Springs Rt. 1
Erwin Rt. 1
Erwin Rt. 1
Coats Rt. 1
Dunn Rt. 2
Fuquay Springs Rt. 2
Erwin
Dunn Rt. 3
Dunn
Holly Springs Rt. 1
Lillington Rt. 2
Angier Rt. 2
Fuquay Springs Rt. 2
Angier Rt. 1
Dunn Rt. 2
Lillington Rt. 2
Dunn
Spring Lake Rt. 1
Spring Lake
Lillington Rt. 2
Dunn Rt. 4
Dunn
Lillington Rt. 2
Coats Rt. 1
Spring Lake Rt. 1
Dunn
Dunn
Erwin
Fuquay Springs Rt. 2
Coats
Fuquay Rt. 2
Clerk to Board
7/77 4-79
Cha rmani
Averasboro
Averasboro
Grove
Grove
Lillington
Black River
Grove
Averasboro
Anderson Creek
Anderson Creek
Averasboro
-Grove
Averasboro
Hectors Creek
Buckhorn
Duke
Grove
Grove
Averasboro
Hectors Creek
Duke
Grove
Averasboro
Buckhorn
Lillington
Grove
Hectors Creek
Black River
Averasboro
Lillington
Averasboro
Anderson Creek
Anderson Creek
Lillington
Averasboro
Averasboro
Lillington
Grove
Anderson Creek
Averasboro
Averasboro
Duke
Hectors Creek
Grove
Buckhorn
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The Following Checks Were Issued During The Month Of November, 1966
3347 Alma Jean Bass Oct. salary and travel $ 219.19
3348 Dr. 0 L Corbett M & I Clinics 117.50
3349 Louis E. Bottiglier, Postmaster- Postage Board of Eolections 5.00
3350 Keith Snipes Addition to Maple Grove School 178.45
3351 W. Earl Jones, Tax Col. Jury Tickets 317.10
3352 Frank Lewis Expense incurred installing Antenna 7.50
3353 Harnett County News Statement 24.85
3354 Sargent- Sowell Inc. Sheriffs Dept. 3.12
3355 James H. Anderson, Co. Inc. Statement 376.64
3356 Inez Harrington, Reg. of Deeds Oot. Postage 60.00
3357 N C Natural Gas Corp. per statement 18.49
3358 Cape Fear Insurance Agency Policies 18.00
3359 Sears, Roebuck and Co. Repairs -Dunn Health center 4.5
3360 Carolina Tel and Tel Co. per statement 1.80
3361 Carolina Power and Light Co. per statement 37.35
3362 Tarmac Audio Visual Co. Extension Dept. 1.76
3363 Carolina Tel and Tel Co. Per statement 20.02
3364 John Jones Janitorial Services
Education center 31.25
3365 Harnett County News Statement 431.57
3366 Cape Fear Insurance Agency Policies 136.00
3367 Dr. S J Cefalu, Director fees & travel 163.65
3368 Chester Brown Oct. rent 60.00
3369 Roane- Barker Inc. Statement 25.12
3370 W. Earl Jones Jury tickets 435.10
3371 Monroe International Inc. Statement 103.00
3372 Thomas Walgreen Drug Store Statement Sheriffs Dept. 2.63
3373 J V Griffin Fees 75.60
3374 L C Gregory, Jr. Fees 8.20
3375 Carson Hall Fees 34.20
3376 B F Temple Fees 8.0
3377 Roger Lyon Fees 33.20
3378 J S West Fees 8.20
3379 W H Stewart, Sheriff Fees 7.00
3380 Lillington Esso Station Sheriff's Dept. 6.25
3381 Mobile Communication Service Oct. Radio Service 107.41
3382 Brown's Auto Supply Cp. Statement 6.43
3383 Wilmer Inc. Statement 64.63
3384 Town of Lillington per statement 59.30
3385 Shaw's Plumbing Service It " 4.00
3386 Epes - Fitzgerald Paper Co. Inc. " " 5.89
3387 Motorola Inc. It n 26,50
3388 Xerox Corporation " it 59.74
3389 Commercial Printing Co. 11 "- 136.11
3390 Duke University Medical Center " " Coroner 15.00
3391 C & W Red and White Oct. acct. 119.90
3392 Purdie Bros. Inc. Oct. Jail 19.58
3393 Modern Laundry and Cleaners Oct. Statement Jail 20.97
3394 Lillington Medical Clinic Statement 65.00
3395 A B Sherman Oil Co. per statement 19.99
3396 IBM Corp. Statement 17.89
3397 MoLamb Supply Co. Statement 52.99
3398 Par -John Installations Statement 37.00
3399 Board of Education Extension Service 3.35
3400 Earl R. Parker It " 19.43
3401 NC State Board of Health Statement 56.95
3402 Ortho Pharmaceutical Corp. " 62.00
3403 Edwards and Broghton Co. It 30.85
3404 Club Cleaners " Health Dept. 13.54
3405 Cavin's Business Products Inc. " 54.93
3406 Lillington Roller Mills Inc. " 19.00
3407 John M. Strong 1 yr. Sub Clerk Superior Court 12.36
3408 Worth Reporting Co. Court reporting 170.40
3409 Kyle Harrington, CR1 fees in court cases 7.37
3410 Morris Wade Sales Co. per statement 38.117
3411 Bowen Office Equipment Co. Statement 73.81
3412 Storr Sales Co. Statement 30.17
3413 Glasco Business Machines Statement 134.43
3414 Robertson Stamp and Seal Works Statement 6.49
3415 Layton Supply Co. per statement 48.25
3416 Kelly and Randall Drug Co. " " 11.91
3417 Lillington Farmers Exchange " " 20,45
3418 Mitchell Printing Co. It " 394.91
3419 Overnite Transportation Co. " "
2.25
3420 Thurston Motor Lines Inc. " " 4.21
3421 Harnett County News " " 125.59
3422 The Dunn Dispatch It " 12
3423 The E R Thomas Drug Co. Nov. rent Civil defense 30.00
3424 W H Stewart, Sheriff travel expenses 100.00
3425 Sexton Dept. S tore Statement Welfare Dept. 16.38
3426 O'Quinn & O'Quinn Ambulance Service 27.50
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"Salary Checks"
1778 M H Brock Salary
1779 J E Womble "
1780 WJCotton, Jr. tt
1781 Willard Mixon "
1782 Harvey OtQuinn "
1783 Neill MoK. Ross "
1784 Thomas Allen "
1785 Lottie Patterson t'
1786 Bessie S. Johnson t'
1787 Wade H. Stewart "
1788 Edna K. Newton "
1789 Lemuel C. Gregory, Jr."
1790 James V. Griffin "
1791 B F Temple "
1792 Carson A. Hall it
1793 John C. Wilson "
1794 James S. West tt
1795 Roger W. Lyon It
1796 James E. Turnage "
1797 A. Walker OtQuinn "
1798 W. Earl Jones "
1799 Alice Sohmincke "
1800 Edna W. Butts "
1801 Jackie J. Denning "
1802 H D Carson, Jr. "
1803 Rachel W. Blanchard "
1804 Inez Harrington "
1805 Velma. S. Edwards "
1806 Flora Green Milton it
1807 Inez W. Sessoms "
1808 Clyde L. Ross "
1809 Paul B. Drew "
1810 B E Sturgill "
1811 Ruth Sturgill Tt
1812 Louvenia MeL. Lee "
1813 C R Ammons "
1814 T D O'Quinn n
1815 James E. Goff n
1816 Vance E. Hamilton "
1817 Juanita S. Hight "
1818 Ruby I. Parker "
1819 Bettie E. Giles in
1820 L K Boston "
1821 Ida P. Hinnant "
1822 Ophelia McLean "
1823 Melvin F. Eyerman "
1824 M. Irene Lassiter "
1825 Lida R. O!Quinn "
1826 Hattie E. Barnes n
1827 Rebecca S. Coleman "
1828 M H Canady "
1829 Sarah E. Ennis n
1830 Susan. C. Greene "
1831 Alta Pearl Pope "
1832 Ken Black "
1833 Elizabeth F. Matthews "
1834 Ruby T. Currin
1835 Georgia Lee Brown "
1836 Blandhie W. Raynor "
1837 Kyle Harrington "
1838 Ada W. Stone "
1839 Addle C. Faucett "
1840 Jake Lamm "
1841 Robert B. Morgan tt
1842 Jake Lamm n
1843 Jean M. Irvin "
1844 Norman F. Lewis, Jr. "
1845 Lillian B. Smith tt
1846 Roy S'. Godwin tt
1847 Gale C. Morter tt
1848 Peggy W. Hope "
1849 Glenda Massengill "
1850 Carolyn J. Watkins tt
1851 John A. Smith "
1852 Harold Upchurch "
1853 Thomas H. James "
1854 Thomas H. Glasby "
1855 Fletcher C. Hubbard "
1856 James F. Penny, Jr. "
1857 Naomi F. Hawley n
1858 G1yne,ss Meeks "
1859 - Madeline W. Hawley "
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524.25
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220.63
657.81
251.77
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426.31
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242.65
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167.75
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151.96
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93.84
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517.51
396.31
396.82
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410.63
268.80
231.18
439.28
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292.99
254.38
198.33
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71.85
440.31
263.26
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1860 Patricia W. McDonald
1861 Mary P. Avery
1862 Margaret B. McDonald
1863 Faye P. Bayles
1864 Edna R. Byrd
1865 Bettie Sue Parker
1866 Emma Lee West
1867 Marjorie G. Wade
1868 Harvey V. Godfrey
1869 Helen R. Crews
1870 Glenn C. O'Kelley
1871 Egeta Williams
1872 Frederick B. Fleming
1873 Harry B. Roberts
1874 Robert E. Stephens
1875 Janet MoD. Stone
1876 Lemuel R. Gilchrist
1877 James R. Huggins
1878 Virginia L. Thomas
1879 Virginia J. Bullock
1880 John D. Davis
1881 Robert B. Blalock
1882 Esther T. Butts
1883 Margie Harrington
1884 Kathleen Thomas
1885 Pauline Sanford
$ 236.01
236.07
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502.70
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400.84
453.59
398.51
402.22
387.77
433.04
439.46
378.93
407.47
445.98
128.74
317.84
334.16
303.61
327.69