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04011946208 5908 Mrs. RutheashAllatnard 5909 Maude B Byrd 5910 Vivian Bryan 5911 Lottie Patterson 5212 Kate 'Buchanan 5913 Mrs. Lucille Byrd 5914 Void 5915 Miss Wilma Williams 5916 Ferd D Uackson 5917 H C Cameron 5918 B F Miller 5919 Mrs. Troy Godwin 5920 L K Boston . 5921 Ida P Hinnant 5922 W E Salmon 5923 W E Salmon 5924 J F Coggins Agent 5925 M D Lanier 5926 George F Hinton 5927 Albert J Moore Salary Salary Salary Salary Work in Tax Office Work on Tax Books March Salary Welfare Meeting Welfare Meeting March Allowance Work on Tax Books March Travel March Travel Salary Refund on Withholding tax Express Charges Postage Salary Salary April 1, 1946 0140.5 115.8 94.8 107.0 45.0 84.9 237.8 4.6 7.3 10.0 80.1 55.0 25.0 347.8 23.5 .6 6.0 25.0 17.5 The Board of County Commissioners met in regular session April 1,1946 with J B Ennis, R L Pate, Ferd D Jackson, Angus A" Cameron, and Lonnie R Byrd, H C Stickland ,County Attorney and Inez "arrington, Clerk to The Board. The monthly report of Inez Harrington Register of Deeds was approved and ordered filed. The monthly report of Howard Godein, C S C was approved and ordered filed. The monthly report of W D Barrington, Tax Collector was approved and ordered filed. It is ordered that Robert M Newton Bunnlvvel -- relieved of pill tax permanent on acco of physical disability. It is ordered that 040.00 be allowed C H Avery for patroling school in Erwin. Itt is ordered that 01.00 per day be paid to Miss Aline Outlaw for a period of 3 months April 1, is June .,30, 1946. It is ordered that peddlerts license without charge be granted to Harvey Deal , Black -River Township, on account of disability. Beer License were refused to James henry Yarborough, Colored at Seminole for lack of information. The foliating road petitions were approved `and ordered forwarded to the State Highway & Public Works Commission. (1) That certainroad in Johnsonville Township reaching from Dan 'Stewart farm on the Hoke County line road to old Ragland road on the plank road. (2) to hard surface or pave said road leading by old fair grounds leading towards Raleigh on rural route 3. (3) that road in Grove Township reaching from wire road near Herman Ma Lamb home to Coats & Buies Creek Rd at .J H Benny home a distance of about 22- miles. (4) laid out and build a had surfaced road from the Coats Higk School Building and going by the W J McStewart home place, Bailey Cross Roads to the Johnston County line. (5) that road in Stewarts Creek Township reaching from McLamb road to old wire road. Bond in amount of filed with the C S C. '10,000 for Auditor of the County was approved and ordered 4 4 4 1 1 '0 MARYLAND CASUALTY COMPANY BA LT BvI O RE KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, that ierbert D Carson, Jr., Lillington, N C as Principal (hereinafter called Principal) and the MARYLAND CASUALTY COMPANY, A corporation of the State of Maryland, having its principal office in the City of Baltimore, Maryland as Surety, (hereinafter called the Surety) are held and firmly bound unto the County of Harnett N C in the penalty of Ten 'Thousand and 00 /OO Dollars ($10,000.00) to the payment whereof, well and truly to be made and done, the said Principal binds himself, his heirs, executors and administrators, and the said Surety binds itself, its sucdessors and assigns, jointly and severally, firmly by these presents. THE CONDITION OF THE AFOREGCINI OBLIGATION I3 SUCH, that WHEREAS, the said Principal was appointed County Auditor and Accountant on the bth day of Aovember 1945 and ending on the 4th day of December 1946. NOW, TIEREFCRE, if the said lrincipal shall, during* the term of this bond, well and faithfully perform all and singular the duties incumbent upon him by reason of his appointment as said County Auditor and Accountant except as hereinafter limited and honestly account for all moneys coming into nis hand as said County Auditor and Accountant according tc law, then th'Ls obligation shall be null and void; it is otherwise to be and remain in full force and virtue. THIS BOND is executed by the Surety upon the following express conditions, which shall be conditions precedent to the right or recovery hereunder. IT IS MUTUALLY UNDERSTOOD AND AGREED BETWEEN ALL PARTIES HERETO, that if the Surety shall so elect, this bond may be cancelled by giving thirty (30) days'notice in writing to the said County of 'arnett, r C and this bond shall be deemed cancelled at the ex,iration of said thirty (3Q) days, the said Surety remaining liable for all or any act or acts covered by the bond which may have been committed by the Principal up to the date of such cancellation under the terms, conditions and provisions of this bond, and the Surety shall, upon surrender of this bond and its release from all liability thereunder, refund the premium paid, less a pro rata part ti,ereof, for the time this bond shall have been in force. IT IS FURTHER MUTUALLY UNDERSTOOD AND AGREED BETWEEN ALL PARTIES HERETO, that the Surety shall hot be liable to said County of Harnett County, N 0 for any loss or losses resulting by reason of the failure of the said Principal to collect any portion or all taxes which he may be chargeable to collect by reason of his appointment as said County Auditor and Accountant and tnat said Surety shall not be liable for failure of the said principal to take any legal action to collett such taxes. AND IT IS FURTHER MUTUALLY UNDERSTOOD AND AGREED BETWEEN ALL THE PARTIES HERETO, that the said Surety shall not be liable to said County of Harnett N C for any losses resulting to said County of Harnett, N C by reason of any public moneys being now on general or-special deposit or hereagter placed on general or special deposit by the said Principal, with any bank, depository, or depositories, or by reason of the allowance to or acceptance by said Principal of any interest thereon, any Law, Decision or Statute of the State of North Carolina or Ordinance of the said County of Harnett, to the contrary notwithstanding. SIGNED, SEALED AND DATED this 19th day of March 1946. Witness: Inez Harrington H D Carson, Jr., Countersigned MARYLAND CASUALTY COMPANY, Elizabeth T Davis By: John D Leak, Atty-in-Pact SEAL Resident Agent KNOW ALL MEN NY THESE PRESENTS: That MARYLAND CASUALTY COMPANY, a corporation created by and existing under the laws of the State of Maryland, of Baltimore City, Maryland, being authorized by its Charter to transact a general surety, casualty, and gidelity business, and qualified to act as surety on bonds to the United States of America, and authorized to transact its business in Varicua States in pursuance of the authority set forth in Section. 16 of Article IV of its By -laws, from which the following is a true extract and which Section has not been amended nor rescinded: " The President or any Vice - President may, by written instrument under the atteste corporate seal, appoint attorneys -in -fact with authority to execute bonds, policies recognizances, stipulations, undertakings, or bther like instruments on behalf of the Corporation, and may authorize any officer or any such attorney -in -fact to affix the corporate seal thereto,g does hereby nominate, constitute and app int H M Durban, John D Leak, and H Gilmer Howie, each with full power to act alone, of Charlotte State of 'north Carolina its Attorneys in Fact to make, execute, seal, and deliver on its behalf as Surety, and as its at and deed, subjedt to the limitations and conditions hereinafter set out, any and all bonds, recognizances, stipulations, undertakings, and ether like instruments. 210 Such bonds, recognizances, stipulations, undertakings, or other like instruments, shall be binding upon said Company as fully and to allintents and purposes as if such instruments had been duly executed and acknowledged and delivered by the authorized officers of the Company, when duly executed by any one of the aforesaid Attorneys in fact. This instrument revokes a power of attorney granted H M Durhari, H Gilmer Howie and Ralph I) Hanger, of Charlotte, North Carolina dated May 7th, 1943. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, MARYLAND CASUALTY COMPANY has caused these presents to be exe- cuted in its name and oneits behalf and its Corporate Seal to be hereunto affixed and attested by its officers thereunto duly authorized, this 24th day of October 1945, at Balitmore City, Maryland. Attest: (CORP. SEAL) Signed) J I Anderson Assistant Secretary STATE OF MARYLAND BALTIMORE CITY MARYLAND CASUALTY COMPANY By(Signed) E, Wemp Cathcart Vice President On this 24th day of October A D 1945 before the subscriber a NotaryPublic of the State of Maryland in and for Baltimore City duly commissioned and qualified, came E Kemp Cathcart, Vice President and J I Anderson Assistant Secretary of Maryland Casualty Company, to me personally known and known to be the officers described in, a and who executed the preceding instrument; and they each acknowledged the execution of the same; and, being by me duly sworn, they severally and each for himself deposed and said that they eespectively hold the offices in said Corporation as indicated that the Seal affixed to the prededing instrument is the Corporate Seal of said Corporation and that the said Corporate Seal, and their signatures as such officdrs were duly affixed and subscribed to the said instrument pursuant to all due corporate authobizatio IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I Have hereunto set my hand and affixed by Official Seal, at Baltimore City, the day and year first above written, (SEAL) My comm exp; May 5, 1947 (Signed) Milton Ruehl, rotary Public I, an Assistant Secretary of the Maryland Casualty Company, do hereby certify that I have compared the copy of the Power of Attorney everleaf with the original now on file among the records of the Home Office of the Company and in my custody, and that the same is a full, true and correct copy, and that the power of Attorney has not been revoked, amended or abridged, and is now in full force and effect. Given under my hand as AssistanbSecretary, and the Seal of the Company, at Baltimore City Md., this 5th day of November, A D 1945. S P W McNeal Assistant Secretary The following names were drawn for Jury Duty for the Civil Term of Superior Court on May 6, 1946. Louis Atkins J L Hudson W A Massengill Sam Ashworth G W Hobson James Johnson Johnnie A Byrd Coy 4 Johnson Gerald Hayes G E Turlington A S Austin Coley. Lucas Henry V Howell John R Lewis Alban Allen - W S Mason Garland Smith Willie Fore Britton Taylor William G Davis W D L F _ House Nathan C Tart W N Pace C B Denning C E C ox J Riley Johnson E H Ingold W C Ivey Jack Tart Lester Frank 1: ?orris A D Gregory �illingbon, N C Dunn, N C Dunn, N C Manners Dunn, N C Cameron # 2 Erwin, # 1 Angier # 2 Angier # 2 Lillington # 1 Holly Springs Dunn, N C Fuquay Dann Erwin Dunn, N C Linden # 1 Angier N C Broadway # 1 Erwin N C Angier N C Fuquay Coats Broadway # 1 Lillington # 1 Johesboro # 2 Angier, N C # 1 Coats ;# 1 Erwin. r C Dunn - #3 Erwin, N C Angier, N 0 # 2 Lillington Averasboro Averasboro Upper Little River Averasboro Johnsonville Stewart's Creek Grove Grove Neiil's Creek Buckhorn Averasboro Buckhorn Averasboro Duke Averasboro Stewart's Creek Black River Upper Little River Duke Black River Black River Grove Barbecue Neills Creek Barbecue Grove Grove Duke Grove Duke Black River 211 Payton A Odum Alcus H Dneton Wilson W Hart D G hart The following names were drawn Coutt on May 20, 1946. Joseph Matthews John T Colville Wilson Davis %.Jon Mason L E Dawson Gordon 0 Bennett Claude Britt Grover C Childress J S Barker C B Gardner R A Duncan James Reardon M M Johnson W H Laughinghouse G E Gardner E H Lasater A R Yarbrough Ralph Clark H S Hedgepeth F A Ryals J B Riggsbee- J D Johnson Arlie Arnold J E Bullard W Eddie Pollard J R Ausley L C Ezzell Leo Wimberly Robert Lee Brown Grady Adcox J Carlton Stephenson Leonard Clark Clement Curr in Oris Bryan D H Bradley Otha Adcock Samuel C Parker Carlton McCormick J S Coleman Charlie Matthews - Harold Bullock C T Miller H R Suggs Wayne Brown J A Strickland R G Byrd- Burson Brown Erwin N C Coats * 1 An -vier # 2 Angier N C Duke Grove Black River Black River for Jury Duty for the Criminal Term of Superior Willows Sptings # 2 Erwin # 1 Dunn. N C Fuquay # 2 Lillington # 2 Erwin, # 1 Dunn, N Crr 3 Oliver Fuquay Springs Fuquay ' 2 Dunn, T' Lillington #t 1 Lillington u 1 Dunn, N C Angier # 2 Erwin N C Angier N C Fuquay Spgs. Bunnlevel #f 1 Lillington # 1 Cameron #t 2 Fuquay Spgs Fuquay Spgs Lillington• #; Coats #j 1 Fuquay 1 Dunn, N C Lillington ## j Broadway # 1 Lillington # 3 Angier # 2 iviamers N C Bunnlevel #j 1 Lillington # 3 Lillington Lillington # 3 Erwin, T? C Broadway # 1 Lillington Lillington #/ 1 Erwin, N C ## 1 Coats Broadway #/ 1 Lillingbon #r 3 Broadway rf 1 Dunn, ## 2 Lillingbon # 1 Black Rit'er Duke Averasboro Hectors Creek Lillington Grove Averasboro Johnsonville Hecbor'q Creek Black River Averasboro Grove Neill's Creek Averasboro Black River Grove Black River Buckhorn Stewart's Creek Neill's Creek Johnsonville Buckhorn Buckhorn Upper Little Ri Grove Buckhorn Averasboro Neill's Creek U L R U L R Black River u L R Stewart's Creek U L R Lillington ?T L R Duke Barbecue Lillington. Neill's Creek Stewart's Creek Grove U L R U L R U L R Averasboro "eill's Creek It is ordered that real estate of delinquent taxpayers who have not paid their 1945 County Taxes be sold as provided by law at the Courthouse door in Lillington T: C on Monday, May 6, 1946, at 12 o'clock M. The Tax Collector Will be governed accor ingly. Be it resolved that the property acquired by narnett County and the Town of Dunn at a Tax Foreclosure sale under Judgment No A -1016 and described as follows: ##1. 1 lot at the intersection of Washington and Elm Streets in Dunn having a 75' front on Washington and 150' frontage on Elm, joining the lands of Rev. N B Hood (217 -571) #f2. 1 lot at the intersection: of Canary; and Elm, having 150' frontage on Canary and 751 frontage on Elm, joining the lands of Viola and Ella Parrish. (217 -571) be sold to 0 W Godwin Dunn, N C for the cash sum of Three Hundred Twenty Five Dollars and the Chairman of the Board is hereby authorized to execute Deed to ft W Godwin and the jlerk to the Board will attest same. Be it resolved that that property acquired by Barnett County and the Town of Dunn at a Tax foreclosure sale under Judgment No A -902 and described as follows: Being all of Lots Nos 5, 6, and 7 lying In Block No 1 and being on the North side of East Cleveland Street in the corporate limits of the Town of Dunn, NC according to a certain map or plat of the subdivision of J L Thompson Co., said map made by D L Farmer, Surveyor, on the day of January 1924, and recorded in the Office of the Register of Deeds for narnett County. 12 The foregoing described parcel of land Weing the identical' parcel of land conveyed to Willie H Bell and Florence Bell on the 26th day of February, 1924, by Arthur McKay and Bessie McKay, his wife, by Warranty Deed, said deed being recorded in the Office of the Register of Deeds for riarnett County in Book 210, at page 248. The foregoing lot of land being the identical lot foreclosed for taxes by the County of Harnett and the Town of Dunn as shown in Judgment Docket No_A -902 and recorded in Book No 25, at page 99, Office Clerk Superior Court for Harnett County/ Being three lots described in that Deed of Arthur McRae and wife Bessie McRae to Will H Bell and Wife, Florence Bell dated 2 -26 -24 and recorded in Book 210, page 248 Harnett County Registry, be sold to Willie H Bell and wife, Florence Bell, Lumberton N C # 3 and the Chairman of the Board is hereby authorized to execute Deed and the Clerk to the Board will attest same/ The Board recessed to reconvene at call of Chairman. The following Checks were issued for the Month of April, 1946. 5928 S S Adcox 5929 Dunn Home Guard 5930 Dr. J r McKay 5931 C H Avery 5932 Dr. J E G McLain 5933-Dr. L R Doffermyre 5934 Dr. J E G McLain 5935 Dr. C B O`odrington 5936 L B McLean 5937 Berles C Johnson 5938 H D Carson Jr. 5939 R L Pate 5940 Madeline Lucas 5941 Lovely McCoy 5942 Sally Ann Shine 5943 Margaret Vincent 5944 Carry Verbal 5945 Neil Cooper 5946 Eddie Bell 5947 Tissue McLean 5948 W E Salmon 5949 Layton Supply Co 5950 Lillington Ice and Coal 59$1 L K Boston 5952 Lillington Furn Co ,5953 Town of Lillington 5954 Atkins Bros 5955 Kelly's Drug Store 5956 J E Womble & Sons 5957 E B Cameron 5958 Lafayette Drug 6o 5959 C H fopertson 5960 A H Ivey 5961 A L Johnson 5962 R H Butler 5963 E L Jackson 5964 R A Collier 5965 W J Sauls 5966 W J Sauls 5967 Harnett Co News 5968 Jean Pegram 5969 J C Thomson Ins. Agency 5970 Womble Co 5971 Howard Godwin 5972 Howard Godwin 5973 Inez Harrington 5974 City Market 5975 Howard Godwin 5976 Progressive Store 5 5977 Johnson & Bryan 5978 K G iviatthews 5979 C R Ammons 5980 McLean & 0@uinn 5981 J Melvin McLean 5982 C R Ammons 5983 Dr. C B Codrington 5984 H M Smith 5985 Bower's Grocery 5986 J H Butts 5987 W F Brock 5988 Joel Ennis & Sons 5989 Harnett Co Hospital 5990 R L Pittman Hospital 5991 N C Sanatorium. 5992 Duke Hospital 5993 Champion Milling Co 5994 Brogden Produce Co Service Officer March Allowance Rent for Vests Office Patroling Schools T B Clinics T B Clinics V D Clinics V D Clinics Travel Exp Travel Exp Travel Exp Service as Commissioner Etc Work -for Service Officer Work at Co Home Work at Co Home Work at Co Home Work at Co Home Work at Co Home Work at Co Home Work at Co Home Postage and Summoning Jurors Mdse for Court -louse etc Ice for Court house etc Repairs Supplies Water Bill. Mdse for Co Home Mdse for Co Home Thread for Co Home Lumber for Co home etc Mdse for Co Home Withholding tax Stills and conveying prisoners Stills Stills Stills Still Conveying. prisoners Stills Printing Exp Bond for H D Carson Jr., Mdse for Co Home Recorders Court Costs Superior Court Costs March Postage Mdse for Co Home March Postage Food Order Mdse for Co Home etc Turnkeysfees & Laundry Refund for Exp Mdse for Co Home Coroner Services Truck Hire Examinations Inv March 20, 1946 We&fare.Food Orders Welfare Food Order Welfare Food Order Welfare Food Order Hospitalization Hospitalization Hospitalization X -Rays Mdse for Co Home Produce for 6o Home $ 35.00 25.00 8.50 40.00 120.00 15.00 30.00 40.00 49.80 45.75 13.60 57.60 40.00 25.00 10.00 35.00 60.00 50.00' 50.00 15.00 20.29 44.61 41.84 15.59 40.78 16.50 17.25 47.68 1.00 144.52 62.94 1,797.30 56.18 20.00 15.00 20.00 5.00 9.80 30.00 136.65 24.45 53.95 1.96 46.74 19.00 40.00 2.65 12.60 5.00 94.32 22.60 5.00 42.00 33.00 9.00 8.00 8.00 20.00 5.00 6.00 5.00 51.00 64.00 205.60 12.75 554.70 88.77 21.3 5995 Paul H Phelps Inv No 2835 $5.50 5996 Modern Lauddry Laundry for Co home 29.40 5997 Exekiel & Wellman ¢o Hdw. for Co home 18.98 5598 narold Supply Corp. Mdse for Cc home 22.70 5599 Thomas &, Howard Co Mdse for Co Home 16.91 6000 Job P Wyatt & Sons Co close 3.84 6001 Storr Engraving Co Supplies for Various To Offices 120.61 6002 Purdie Beos Mdse for Co Home 12.78 6003 J h Jackson 10% Comm 7.83 6004 Pansy B Fetzer Reimbursement 1.75 6005 Mitchell Printing Co Printing 30.26 6006 Edwards & Broughton Printing 48.63 6007 Bud Lee Work at Co acne 60.00 6008 Washington News Co Books 45.87 6009 The H R Huntting Co Books 20.42 6010 Winchester Suggical Co To repairing et 3.25 6011 State Lab of Hygiene 50 Wassermanns etc 1.33 6012 Champion Minlini Co Bal due etc 10.00 6013 James H Anderson Co Mdse for Co Home 52.25 6014 George F Hinton Salary 25.00 6015 Albert J Moore Salary 17.50 6016 Carolina Power & Light Co Light Bill for Co Home 22.42 6017 The Year Book Publishers Inc 1 copy "Dermatologic Therapy" 5.00 6018 W D Barrington Juror Tickets 121.10 6019 W D uarrington Dpg Tickets 33.00 6020 Angms A Cameron Services as Commissioner etc 39.00 6021 J B Ennis Four days meeting 30.40 6022 Ferd D 'ackson Six days service as Commissioner etc 39.60 6023 Winchester Surgical Co Inv dated 4 -6 -46 etc 6.86 6024 W C Denmark 4 0 3 Flags 36.00 6025 Lafayette Drug Co Mdse for Co health Tept 15.90 6026 N S Crean Laboratory Technician 18.75 6027 Carrie :S Edwards Court Reporting 121.73 6028 W D narrington Juror Tickets 439,(62 6029 George F Tinton Salary 25.00 6030 Albert J Moore Salary 17.50 6031 N C State Comm for the Blind Co's share for April 136.50 6032 Storr Engraving Cu Inv dated April 8, 1946 4.51 6033 Sinclair Refining Co Inv No 96973 9.98 6034 National Oil Co Cil for Court house 3.85 6035 R C Price Tax Rebate 2.24 6036 A F Fowler Salary 260.00 6037 C H Thornton Salary 253.00 6038 H M Ellis AEE Specialist for Detonator 25.00 6038 L B McLean 1"artial payment on Salary 20.00 6040 Mrs. Bessie C Brown 1946 List of Automobiles and Trucks 40450 6041 Dr. J E G McLain T P Clinics 15.u0 6042 Shell Service Station Floor Wax 2.29 6043 George F Hinton Salary 25.00 6044 Albert J 'Moore Salary 17.50 6045 Alfred Willia;s & G. Chair 27.00 6046 First Citizens Bank & Trust Co 11 -1 -19 Issue etc 215.00 6047 J F 'Co= =-gins Express cn 1 Case Toilet Tissue .58 6048 Winchester Surgical Supply Co Invoice dated 4 -18 -46 6.13 6049 Dr. JE G McLain Clinics 30.00 6050 Dr. C B Codrington Clinics 40.00 6051 M D Lanier Postage 6.00 6052 N C Dept of 'Consv & Development Co's snare for Fire Control 305.31 6053 Ilah Mae Marsh Salary 111.40 6054 Dr. J h G McLain T B Clinic 15.00 6055 J B Ennis Salary 25.00 6056 H C Strickland Salary 200.00 6057 Berles C Johnson Salary 182.00 6058 W D Harrington Salary 414.35 6059 Iva J Sloan Salary 124.30 6060 Kate Buchanan Galary 99.10 6061 henry C Stewart Salary 200.00 6062 W E Salmon Salary 325.77 6U63 Mrs. Sudie rarrisn Salary 41.40 6064 H D Carson Jr. Salary 189.90 6065 J E Norris Tax Refund 4.18 6066 Mrs. Inez arrington Salary 246.93 6067 Edna nelly Salary 120.00 6068 Doris Haggett Salary 82.50 6069 Betty Allred Salary 82.50 6080Margaret Shaw Salary 82.50 6071 Irma II Gossett Salary 90.00 6072 K C Matthews- Salary 90.00 6073 E C Byrd Salary 150.00 6074 C R ''mmohs Salary 160.00 6075 T D O'Quinn Salary 125.00 6076 Kathryn B Talley Salary 65.00 6077 Alene Outlaw Salary 40.00 6078 Jean B Pegram 6079 Rachel.D Herring 6080 Howard Godwin 6081 D P Ray, Jr., 6082 Helen Bradley 6083 F H Taylor 6084 M 0 Lee 6085 L M Chaffin 6086 Janet hood 6087 Mrs. Bertha H Felton 6088 Mrs. Gertrude P Wilburn 6089 Mrs. Velma S Edwards 6090 Mrs. Myrtle S Bradley 6091 L B McLean 6092 Madeline Lucas 6093 Mrs. Hiram Baggett 6094 Irma S Gossett 6095 Mils, J M Shaw 6096 Miss Wilma Williams 6097 Mrs. Marjorie G Richey 6098 Ruth Cash Maynard 6099 r aude B Bryan 6100 Vivian Bryan 6101 B F Miller 6102 Ferd D Jackson 6103 R B O'Quinn 6104 Dr. W B Hunter 6105 M Irene Lassiter 6106 Mabel Alston 6107 Mrs. Ruby J hood 6108 M H Canady 6109 Edith Wood 6110 Edith H Jernigan 6111 Fitchett Drug Cp 6112 M D Lanier 6113 Mrs. Lucille Byrd 6114 Mrs. Troy Godwin 6115 Mrs. Grady Johnson 6116 M D Lanier 6117 George F -Tinton 6118 Albert J Moore 6119Doris H Byrd Salary Salary Salary Salary Salary Salary Salary Salary Salary Salary Salary - Salary Salary Bal Salary Salary Salary Indexing Birth Record Indexing Death Record Salary Salary Salary Salary Salary April Allowance Welfare Board Meeting Welfare Board Meeting Salary Salary Salary Salary Salary Salary Salary Supplies Postage Work on Tax Bocks Work on Tax Books Work on Tax Books Postage Salary Salary Salary > 117.50 108.20 373.40 174.10 111.40 182.00 153.20 140.20 84.90 99.50 97.80 110.40 88.40 130.00 50.00 78.20 13.85 3.05 229.40 171.20 141.80 115.70 94.80 10.00 4.60 4.00 428.97 197.10 190.23 178.80 240.24 95.40 70.30 3.00 10.00 126.00 89.10 21.90 25.40 25.00 17.50 82.50 May 6, 1946. The board of Commissioners met in regular session May 6, 1946 at 10 :00 o'clock A M with J B Ennis, Chairman, Ferdcd.Jackson, A Cameron, L R byrd, R L Pate, Henry Strickland, County Attorney, and Inez "arrington, Clerk to the Board. The report of Howard Godwin, C ° C was approved and ordered filed. The report of W y Harrington, Tax Collector, was approved and ordered filed. The report of Inez Barrington, Register of Deeds, was approved and ordered filed. It is ordered that because of error L M Fish, R #1 Fuquay Springs, N C be relieved to the extent of x$500.00 valuation of realty listed in Buckhorn Towns hip for the year 1945; acid that he be refunded $8.25 on account of same. The Board of Commissioners heard Mr. D A urcLeods oral application for free privile license to sell beer in Angier, he being alledgedly blind. He was advised to file his formal application in the prescribed form, and the Board designated the County Welfare Officer to make an investigation of the facts and to submit facts whether Mr. McLeod: 1. Is blind 2. Has gross income not edceeding $1200 per year. 3. Is of good moral character 4. Is capable of conducting the business of selling beer. and the welfare officer was requested to report her findings to the board of Commissioners. It is ordered that upon payment to the County of Harnett 50 by Lucy McNeill, that the lien of taxes for 1945 and prior years on that lot in Averasboro Township listed to Rafe McNeill on south Wilson Avenue (extended P be released; and that the same be listed for 1946 to Lucy Byrd McNeill. The following road petitions were approved and ordered forwarded to the State Highway & Public Workd Commissioner (1) From Seminole on Highway #421 to Bennie Hugh McCormicks home in Barbecue Township. (2) From Dallas Kelly's farm to Carey Howard's farm a distance of 4.5 mile. e