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01051948.382 January 5, 1948 The Board of Commissioners of Harnett County met in a regular session Monday January 5, 1948 at 10;30. with'all members of the Board present. Also the County, Attorney and the Clerk to the Board. The report of Howard Godwin C. S. C. was approved and ordered filed. The report of Inez Harrington, Register of Deeds was approved and ordered filed. The report of W. D. Harrington, Tax Collector, was approved and ordered filed. The report of Lee Burt McLean, Veterian Service Officer, was approved and ordered filed. Beer License were issued to George F. Bolton, Dunn,N.C. #3, at Spring Hill Grocery, 2 miles East of Erwin. Beer License -were issued to Jack Lucas, Dunn,N.C.#3, at Jack's Place in South Erwin. It is ordered that Jack Bell, Dunn,N.C. be allowed $16.00 per month for food orders. The Board appointed B. H. Sellars Lillington,N.C. #1 electrical inspector of Harnett County. The Board ordered that Junious E. House, East Erwin,N.C'. be allowed free pedlers License to sell out on the road from Erwin for the year 1948. After due consideration of all applleations filed with the Board for recommendation as Harnett County Fire Warden, by- unanimous vote of all members of the Harnett County Board of Commissioners, Mr. J. Ellis Byrd was recommended to be appointed as Harnett County Fire Warden. It is ordered that Harvey Deal Angier,N.C. belallowed free pedlers license for the year 1948. The following road petitions were approved and ordered forwarded to the State Highway and Public Works Commission. 1. Approve and place on map Farm to Market hard surface road from P.neview to Vass completing the link already mapped and started from #15A at Lillington to #1 at Vass. 2. Beginning at Mr. Sehlton Matthews Service station by way of Mount Olive - Church to Mr. Edgar Smith's tobacco Barn located on the Johnsonville Road. 3. For improvement of a country road consisting of about one mile between the residence of Eulia Baker and the residence of J D O'Connell which location is about one half mile southwest of Duncan off the Corinth Road. And in addition the improvement of the street of the roadway located on the eastern side of the Norfolk and Southern Railroad through Duncan. The Bond of Hubert D. Carson,Jr.' in the amount of Ten Thousand Dollars, was approved and ordered copied on these minutes then filed with the Clerk of the Court. MARYLAND CASUALTY COMPANY BALTIMORE BOND #761465 Know all men by these presents, That Herbert D. Carson,Jr., Lillington, N.C•, as Principal,-Thereinafter 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 Siirety,(hereinafter called the Surety) are held and firmly bound unto the County of Harnett, N.C. (hereinafter called- Obligee) in the penalty of Ten Thousand and no /100 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 successors and assigns, jointly and severally, firmly by these presents. The condition of the aforegoing bbligation is such,.`that whereas, the said Herbert D. Carson,Jr. Principal was elected or appointed County Auditor & •Accountant for the term beginning on the 2nd day of December 1947, and ending on the 2nd day of December 1948. 383 1 1 1 1 NOW, THEREFORE, if the said Principal shall, during the term of this bond, well and faithfully perform all and singular the duties incumbent upon him by reason of his election or appointment to said office, except as hereinafter limited, and honestly account for all meonys coming into his hands, according to law, then this 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 of 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 Obligee and this bond shall be deemed cancelled qt the expiration of said thirty (30) days, the said Surety remaining liable for all or any act or acts covered by this bond which may have been committed by the Principal up to the date of such cancellation, under the terms, cord itions 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 prorata part thereof, for the time this bond shall have been in force. And it is Further Mutually understood and agreed between all parties hereto, that the Surety shall not be liable to the said Obligee 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 election or appointment to said office and that said Surety shall not be liable for failure of the said principal to take any legal action to eollect such taxes. And it is Further Mutually understood and agreed between all the parties hereto, that the said Surety shall not be liable to the said Obligee for any losses resulting to the said Obligee by reason of any public moneys being now on general or special deposit or hereafter 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, Statute or Ordinance to the contrary notwithstanding. Signed, sealed and dated this llth day of Nov., 1947. Witness: Herbert D. Carson,Jr. (SEAL) H C Strickland Principal countersigned J C Thomson Agency by James F. Davis Agent Maryland Casualty Company, Lindley W. Bode, Atty in fact. (SEAL) Excerpt from Minutes of Meeting of Harnett County Commissioners held Monday, January 5, 1947: The members of the Harnett County Board of Education, with the Secretary, Mr. Reid Ross, appeared before the County Commissioners, and explained that the lowest bid received for the furnishing of material, labor and equipment for the new School Plant at Buie's Creek, exceeded the estimated amount allocated for said purpose by approximately $72,831.00, and that it was imperative that the lowest bidder be informed of the acceptance of his bid or that it be rejected promptly, and thereupon requested the Board of Commissioners to commit themselves as being willing to approve in the 1948 -49 Harnett County School Budget additional capital outlay to the extent of $72,831.00, and to levy and appropriate said sum in the 1948 -49 Harnett County Tax Budget. The members of the Board of Harnett County Commissioners thereupon, by unanimious vote, indicated their willigness to approve as a part of the 1948 -49 Harnett County School Budget additional capital outlay for the completion of the School Project at Buie's Creek as a part of the Harnett County Public School System. To accomplish the results desired by the Board of Education, it is estimated that the levy for school purposes to be made in the next ensuing budget will approximate 62# per $100 valuation on taxable property within the County. The following names were drawn for Jury to serve at Civil term beginnig February 2, 1948. Carl Harry Parker Ballard McLamb N S Powell Clyde R. Ferrell N F Lewis, Jr Mrs Mamie Avent C T Mc Gu ga n J L Phelps W A Williams Ellie R Coats W R Turlington,Jr. Ock C Thomas Allen Holder M B Baker C E Glover Jesse Floyd Strickland Joe A Wilkins Dunn #3 Dunn Dunn Angier Lillington Buses Creek Dunn Dunn Coats #1 Erwin Lillington Lillington Lillington #1 Lillington Erwin Dunn #1 Dunn Grove Averasboro Averasboro Black River Lillington Neili's Creek Averasboro Averasboro Grove Duke Lillington Lillington Upper Little Rive Lillington Averasboro Averasboro Averasboro J x384 J A Darrock W A Ormand J Lester Johnson Mrs Beulah Dupree Roy Page D E Langdon -James T.-Pleasant W T Rosser Jessie E Wester A Melvin Grimes Walter Kirkland Ennis Roy H Jones A R Dorman Hughie E Gardner Willie F Pope The following na February 9, 1948 Alexander J. White Marshal Strickland Grover L. Smith J V Thomason W G Cox,Jr. John Dalrymple Waymon F. Wood Robert G. Stewart Nell Parker Rudolph Stephenson J L Parker Julius Holloway Ossie D. Currin Emma Blalock Peay Erwin Carroll Isaac J Williamson 0. J Cooper W E Temple G R Autry Ernest Mitchell Britt Thomas David Fisher Henry Turnage Maylon L. Thomas E L Morgan D W Champion Johnson Byrd Arthur B. Byrd Charlie G. Parker Helen Prince Duncan W. McDonald G W Hobson Cameron #2 Dunn #1 Fuquay Angier Dunn #3 Erwin Coats #1 Lillington #3' Fuquay #1 Coats #1 Benson #1 Bunnlevel Dunn #4 Angier #2 Dunn. Johnsonville Averasboro Buckhorn Black River Grove Duke Grove Upper L. River Hector's Creek Grove Grove Stewarts Creek Averasboro Black River Averasboro mes were drawn for Jury to serve at Civil Lillington Dunn Angier #2 Bunnlevel Olivia Dunn Coats #1 Coats Lillington Erwin Lillington #2 Lillington Angier Dunn Dunn Dunn Jonesboro #2 Bunnlevel #1 Dunn #1 Fuquay #1 Lillington #3 Dunn Erwin Lillington #3 Coats Fuquay #1 Erwin Lillington Dunn #2 Dunn Erwin Dunn Court beginning Lillington Averasboro Black River Angerson Creek Barbecue Averasboro Grove Grove Lillington Duke Upper L. River Lillington Black River Averasboro -- Averasboro Averasboro, Barbecue Stewarts Creek Averasboro - Hector's Creek Upper L. River Averasboro Duke Lillington Grove Buckhorn Duke Lillington Averasboro Averasboro Duke Averasboro. The Board recessed to reonvene at call of Chairman. 38 The following checks were issued during the month of Jan. 1948: B7 B F Miller 88 John Clark 89 Maude Dail 90 Mary Gates 91 Nora Jackson 92 Alton Stewart 93 Janie Cole 94 Flora Kelly 95 Grant McNeill 96 J H Hodges 97 M E Thornton 98 Lee Cameron 99 D B Holder 100 Everett Barnes 101 Eugene Lassiter 102 W H Matthews 103 Pope Printing Co. 104 Storr Engraving 105 Alfred Williams & Co. 106 Mitchell Printing Co. 107 Thomas doom & Co. 108 Tart Coal & Oil Co. 109 C B Codrington 110 Carolina Power & Light Co. 111 National Used Car Market report 112 Dept of Conservation & Dev. 113 Raleigh Office Supply Co. 114 Town of Lillington 115 M D Lanier 116 Erwin Cotton Mills Co. 117 void 118 Year Book 119 L B McLean 120 void 121 Floyd McLean 122 Ferd D Jackson 123 M D Lanier 124 Commercial Printing Co. 125 W E Salmon 126 K C Matthews 127 R H Butler 128 R A Collier 129 Wade Stewart 130 E L Jackson 131 A H Ivey 132 W J Sauls 133 H A Wells 134 C H Avery 135 Lillington Ice & Coal Co. 136 Storr Engraving Co. 137 Raleigh Office Supply Co. 138 Keys Printing Co. 139 Mitchell Printing Co. 140 Inez Harrington 141 O B Allred 142 Holloway Plumbing Shop 143 Mike's Shop 144 Bud Lee 145 Helen Parker 146 Lovely McCoy 147 Jake McLean 148 F A Bradsher 149 City Market 150 Thomas & Howard Co. 151 Lillington Roller Mills 152 Brogden Produce Co. 153 void 154 J T Davenport & Sons 155 Orkin Exterminating Co. 156 Womble's Food Store 157 Allred Furniture Co. 158 Harnett Furniture Co. 159 Womble Co. 160 Steinberg & Co. 161 J E Womble & Sons 162 B Fleishman & Sons Inc. 163 Superior Seed & Fee d Co. 164 Byrd Electric Co. 165 Thomas Ref. Co. Jan. allowance t10. Jan allowance $10. Jan allowance 10. n n 10. n n 20. n tt 20. n n 20. II It 20. n n 20. salary n 883.95 91.75 salary 137.85 salary 152.10 salary 213.05 salary 199.55 work 25.0 work 32. supplies 189.50 n 150.25 tt 9.00 n 10.58 tt 40. lights 29.89 work 22.50 fire control 112.23 supplies 18.85 water 10.95 postage 12.00 supplies 396.18 supplies 5.25 part salary 30. salary 28.80 salary 66. supplies 17.03 supplies 27.50 postage ete 22.54 stills etc. 78.40 stills 5.00 n 15.00 n 15.00 n 10. stills & fees 64.84 n 52. tt 29. fees 2.50 ice for court house 5.00 supplies 96.69 supnplies 2.62 printing 28.34 postage 35. coroner services 103.65 repairs 4.35 light fixtures 79.00 work at County Home 65. Work 60.00 work 65. work 60. supplies 8.25 mdse. 3.20 supplies 41.70 supplies 8.15 supplies 48.07 n 104.49 service 10.00 mdse County Home 6.00 mdse. 37.70 mxklaaa supplies 12.50 mdse. 29.30 mdse. 29.64 mdse. 33.97 mdse. 74.19 baskets 36.75 repairs 9.00 repairs 6.50 166 Farmers Cotton Oil Co. 167 Champion Milling Co. 168 J G Layton 169 ` Carl Bennett 170 Carrie Speight Alston 171 Howard Godwin 172 Observer Printing House 173 Howard Godwin 174 M D Lanier 175 Mitchell & Pershing Co. 176 J C Thomson Ins. Agency 177 Kelly's Drug Store' 178 Progressive Store 179 Lillington Furniture Co. 180 Layton Supply Co. 181 Johnson & Bryan 182 void 183 Harnett County News 184 E M Blanchard 185 W D Harrington 186 Wayne County Health Dept. 187 State Lab. of ,Hygiene 188 Dr L R Doffermyre 189 Bradley Oil Co. 190 Capital Printing Co. 191 Ben C Denning 292 Progressive Store 193 City Market 194 Johnson & Bryan 195 Lafayette Grocery 196 Pates Horn Ond 197 Vernon West 198 void 199 Mrs Delmon Lee 200 L M Johnson 201 M F Hodges & Son 202 W M Keene 203 Colonial Stores 204 George R Souders 205 A R Byrd 206 Mrs John W Moore 207 Hood's Drug Store 208 Kelly Drug 209 Joseph Combs 210- A G Crumpler 211' Northup Williford clinic 212 C •B Codrington 213 Duke Hospital 214 J E Womble & Sons 215 Womble Co. 216 Belk's Dept Store 217 W"P Williford Co. 218 Miles Shoe Shop 219 Allstate Ins Co. 220 Powell Funeral Home 221 George Arthur Jackson 222 N C Sanatorium 223 Western N C Sanatorium 224 Eastern N C Sanatorium 225 W D Harrington 226 Carrie Alston 227 W D Harrington 228 Floyd McLean 229 J 0 McLeod 230 D G Hart 231 Curtis Elliott 232 American Disabetes Ass. Inc.. 233 M D Lanier 234 'MrsOscar Shelly 235 Winchester Supply Co. 236 Clodfelter Furniture Co. 237 American Health Ass. 238 W D Harrington 239 W H Matthews 240 State Comm. for Blind 241 Sinclair Refining Co. 242 Storr Eng. Co. supplies supplies rent etc. seed sitEE salary postage taps; fees P05 ga ge supplies &us• Mdae. Mdse. mdse. mdse. mdse. 45.00 294.004 10. 29.50 375. 12.60 2.64 34.74 10. 661.69 178.50 35.14 11.47 80.92 26.32 136.66 83.15 work 15. juror tickets 269.70; test of milk .samples 6.00 2.50 clinic 15.00 oil 13.80 invoice 30.82 relief 7.00 welfare 18.00 food. 18.00 -food 13.00 food 10.00 18.00 food 16.00 welfare welfare welfare if 'welfare,, welfare fl 20.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 20.00 10.00 10.00 care of Betty Lou Stewart 30.00 medicine 3.15 medicine 3.49. services 65.00 services 35.00 11.00 services 26.00 465.94 welfare 18.40 welfare 15.65 welfare 15.00 15.00 20. 11. 15. 2.65 151.47 hospitalization `35.35 19.05 juror tickets 384.00 81.20 313.10 28.80 172.85 165. 3.15 2.00 postal cards 1.00 work 96.00 2.19 4.50 7.00 71.25 work 40.00 amt due Commission 171.25 12.96 15.61 ins. ambulance - refund juror salary salary salary hauling coal 387 243 Cornell University Press 244 J P Parker 245 First Cit. Bk & Tr Co. 246 n ft 247 H D Carson,Jr. 248 Curtis Elliott 249 Berles Johnson salary 250 J W ^river repairs 251 Angus A Cameron 252 H C Strickland salary 253 Ruth Glennie salary 254 Lottie Patterson 255 W D Harrington 256 Iva Sloan salary 257 Alice Patterson salary 258 W E Salmon 259 Louise McLauchlin salary 260 Inez Harrington 261 Edna Kelly 262 Doris Haggett 263 Irma Gossett 264 Velma Edwards 265 K C Matthews 266 J P Parker salary 267 C R Ammons salary 268 T D O +Quinn 269 Kathryn_Talley 270 Alene 0 tlaw 271 Rachel ?erring 272 Lorraine Vail 273 void 274 Howard Godwin salary 275 D P Ray Jr 276 Helen Bradley 277 F H Taylor 278 M 0 Lee salary 279 L B McLean salary 280 Aletha McL Thomas 281 Florine Parker 282 Wilma Williams 283 Mildred Bradsher 284 Marjorie Morgan 285 Marjorie Richey 286 void 287 Ruth Maynard 288 Ferd Jackson 289 R B O'Quinn 290 Carl Fttchett 291 W B Hunter 292 M Irene Lassiter 293 Mabel Alston 294 void 295 Ruby Hood 296 M H Canady 297 Edith Wood salary 298 Bedya Collier salary 299 Frank Suggs 300 W H Matthews 301 L K Boston 302 Ida Hinnant 303 Carolina Power & L4ght Co. 304 Henry Stewart 305 Ernest Darroch 306 J E Hayes 307 Eugene Lassister 308 Everett Barnes 309 void 310 Curtis Elliott 311 Carolina Tel & Tel. Co. 312 American Association 313 Raleigh Office 314 L R Doffermyre 315 Pope Printing Co. 316 Alfred Williams 317 W H Matthews 318 Carolina Tel & Tel. Co. 319 Purdie Brothers 320 Dept of Con. & Den. 821 Lloyd Stewart 322 Joe Collins 323 Frank Suggs 324 First Cit. Bk.& Tr Co. 1421 132.40 7011.25 9453.80 301.60 1.40 305.70 47.50 25.00 200. 135. 135. 414.35 153.20 120.00 334.41 99.10 256.53 144.50 82.50 90. 90. 2208.10 150.00 160. 125. 65. 70.30 117.50 80.30 423.40 111.40 182.00 161.10 206.10 90.00 50.10 137.98 103.40 94.80 244.64 202.96 5.72 5. 6.92 523.30 222.52 231.62 237.18 287.18 120.00 107.00 30. 40. 55. 25. 61.92 200. 220.10 216.50 200.15 217.60 1.05 102.30 10. 9.63 15.00 69.15 22.00 1.00 7.45 61.05 124.86 110. 127.05 30. 637.50 r-88