08011955452
AUGUST 1st. 1955
The Board of Commissioners met in regular session on Monday, August 1st., 1955
at 10 :00 A. M. with L A Tart, Chairman, Glenn Johnson, -J. E. Womble. and B. P.
Ingramvpresent, R. L. Pate being absent.
The-report of Elizabeth Matthews, C S C was approved and filed.
The - report of D. P. Kay, Tax Collector, was approved and filed.
L. B. McLean, Veteran Service Officer, was approved and filed.
a roved and
Kyle Harrington, Clerk of Recorders Court was ordered filed.
The report of
The report of
Glenn Johnson moved that priviledge License be granted to Laura Belle Crabtree to
practice palmistry in Harnett County, seconded by B. P. Ingram, Motion carried.
Free Peddlers license were granted to Harvey Deal, Angier, N. C., on account of
physical disability.
Official Bond No. 90- 011302 with Maryland Casualty Company in amount of
'1,000.00 wroth Lee McGee, Constable as principal, was approved.
MARYLAND CASUALTY COMPANY BALTIMORE
Know all men by these presents, That Leo McGee, Holly Springs, North
Carolina, as 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 Surety), are held and firmly bound unto the State of
North Carolina.
(hereinafter called - Obligee) in the penalty of One Thousand and 00100
Dollars, ($1,000.00); to theipayment 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 OBLIGATION IS SUCH, that WHEREAS, the said
Principal was appointed Constable for- the.term:beginning on the 5th day of March
1951, and ending on the 6th day of. December, 1952.
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 hon-
estly account for all moneys coming into his hand, according to law, then this ob-
ligation 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 condition, which
shall be a condition precedent to the right of recovery hereunder;
IT IS MUTUALLY UNDERSTOOD qND ';GREED BETWEEN ALL PARTIES HERETO that if the
Surety shall so elect, this bond may be -cancelled_by giveing (30) days' notice in
writing to the said Obligee and this bond shall be deemed cancelled at the expire:-
tion of said thirty (30) days, the said Surety remaining liable for all or a ny act c
acts covered by (this bond, which may have been committed by the Principal up to the
date of such cancellation, under the terms, conditions and?provib ons"oftthis`bond,
and the Surety shall, uponsurrender of this bond and its release from all liability
thereunder, refund the premium paid, less a pro rata part thereof, for the time this
bond shall have been in force.
SIGNED, SEALED AND DATED this 3rd day of March 195.
Leo Mc Gee (Seal)
Principal
Maryland Casualty Company
By
Counter signed
James F. Davis
Resident Agent
J. P. Brawley
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Official Bond No. 92- 369623 with Maryland Casualty Co. inthe amount of
41,000.00 with Bernice F. Temple, Rural Policeman, as principal was approved.
MARYLAND CASUALTY COMPANY BLATIMORE
Know all Men By These Presents, That Burnice F. Temple, Lillington,
North Carolina, as Principal (hereinafter called Principal:, andthe Maryland
Casualty Company, a corporation of the State of Maryland, having its principal
office in the City of Baltimore, Maryland, as Surety, (hereinafter called Surety),
are held and firmly bond unto Harnett County, North Carolina
(hereinafter called Obligee) in the penalty of One Thousand and no /100 -
Dollars (41,000.00); to the payment whereof,w ell 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 THEAFCREGOING OBLIGATION IS SUCH' that Whereas, the said
Principal was appointed, Rural Policeman for the term beginning on the 1st day of
July, 1955, and ending on the 1st day of July, 1956.
NOW, THEREFORE, if the said rrinciapl shall, daring the term of this bond, well
and faithfully perform all andsingular the duties incumbent upon him by reason of
his election or appointment to said office, except as hereinafter limited, and
honestly account for all moneys coming into his hand, 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 condition, which
shall be a condition precedent to the right of recovery hereunder;
IT IS MUTUALLY UNDERSTOCD AND AGREED BETWEEN ALL PARTITJS HERETO that if the
Surety shall so elect,this bond.maybe.canoelled by giving thirty (30) days'
notice in writing to the said Obligee -;,nd this bond shall be deemed. cancelled at
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 Prin-
cipal up to the date of such cancellation, under the terms, conditions, and pro-
visions of this bond, and the Surety shall, upon surrender of this bond and its
release from all liability thereuncer, refund the premium paid, less a pro rata
part thereof, for the time this bond shall h.ve been in force.
Signed, Sealed and Dated this 1st day of July 1955.
Countersigned
James F. Davis
Resident Agent
Burnice F. Temple - (Seal)
(Seal) Principal
Maryland Casualty Company
By: J. P. Brawley, Attorney in Fact
The Board Ordered the County Offices closed September 3rd. through September
5th. for Labor Day Holidays.
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THE FOLLQWINC JURORS WERE DRAWN
AUGUST 15th.
1. George Ransom Pope.
2. Frederick Earl Tart
3. Erastus Holland.
4. George t. Hernigan
5. E. Clayton 'fart
6. W. Jarvis Byrd -
Charlie J. Upchurch
H D Strickland
9. Other Adcock
10. Mrs. Aable H. Stephens
11. Dalton Beasley
12. Chester Byrd
13. Melba Langdon
14. Dallas E. Avery
15. John F. Strickland
16. Carlie Byrd
17. W 0 Stewart
18. John Holder
19. John W. Kelly
20. Robert D. Johnson
21. Win S. Wellnns
22. Wilbert Adams
23. Edward L. Jackson
24, W. Preston Porker
25. Lee Clack
26. G V Pittman
27. Harris D. Jones
25. N 0 Lanier
29. E F Byrd
30. Edward Jannette
31. Alexander J. White
32. Wiley Wood
33. Leo F. Bass
34. Ernest Clark
35. J C Bullock
36. Arthur B. Whittington
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RM OF SUPERIOR COURT BEGINNING
Dunn
Dunn
Dunn
Dunn # 4
Dunn
Dunn 13
Angier 1 2
Dunn
Lillington -# 3
Angier
Benson ; 3
Tamers
Angier
Dunn 1 3
Dunn
Mamers
Dunn f 2
Lllington'f 2
Jonesboro H. 17
Dunn
Dunn
Angier
Angier 1 2
Dunn
Lillington
Jonesboro 1 7
Fuquay 1
Bunnlevel 4 1
Mame rs
Dunn
Lillington
Fuquay-I 1
Dunn
Lillington ; 3
Lillington
Lillington
Grove
,Averasboro
Averasboro
Averasboro
Averasboro
Averasboro
Black River
Averasboro
Upper Little River
Black "fiver
Averasboro
Upper Little River
Black River
Grove
Averasboro
Upper Little River
Averasboro
Upper. Little River
Barbecue`
Averasboro
Averasboro
Bladk River
Black River
Averasboro
Lillington
Barbecue
Hector's Creek
Stewart's Creek
Upper LittleRiver
Averasboro
Lillington
Buckhorn
Averasboro
Upper Little River
Lillington
Lillington
THE FOLLOWING JURORS WERE DRAWN FOR THE TERM OF SUPERIOR COURT BEGINNING AUGUST
29th.
1. James A. Smith
2. Chalmers Knight
3. S R Coleman
4. J T Barbour
5, Leon Cameron
6. J G Mason
7. .Arthur B. Byrd
8. R G Tart;. Sr.
9. Gene Gilbert Wood
10. James Patterson
11. Delma S. Langdon
12. I J. Deal
13. W J Morris
14. John C. Faircloth
15. Elton kiernigan
16. glagton Clark
17. R T Milton
18. Carl Wilson
19. John T. Cash
20. M L Cook
21. James Christian
22. Charles A. Stewart
23. J B Turlington
24. Elmo B. Johnson
25. Rufe Hair
26. Earl Norris
27. Tommy 0. Arnold
28. James Denton
29. W P Butts
30. Jesse H. Parrish
31. k?obert L. Brown
32. Roy W. Butts
33. J E Baker
34. C C Cummings
35. Arthur Yarbough
36. Carlie A. Guy
Fuquay # 2
Broadway # 1
Lillington it 2
Fuquay 2
Broadway 1 1
Fuquay Springs #.1
Lillington
Dunn
Erwin
Lillington
Angier 1 2
Lillington
Lillington
Coats
Dunn 1 3
Bunnlevel'
Lillington t 3
Fuquay f 1
tilling-ton if 2
Bunnlevel # 1
Lillington a/ 3
Coats
Erwin "# 1
Fuquay # 1
Linden :# 1
trinden 1 1
Lillington
Erwin 1
'Angier 1 2
Coats
Broadway 1 1
Bunnlevel ,1 1
Broadway 1 1
Lillington 1 3
Lillington
tngi e r
Buckhorn
Upper Little River
Lillington
Hector's Creek
Upper Little River
Buckhorn
"Lillington
Averasboro
Duke
Upper Little River
Grove
Upper Little River
Lillington
Grove
Averasboro
Stewart's Creek
Anderson Creek
Ruckhorn
Lillington
Anderson Creek
Upper Little River
grove
Grove
Hector's Creek
Andersen Creek
Anderson Creek
Lillington
Grove
Black River
Grove
Upper Little River
Anderson Creek
Upper Little River.
Upper Little River
Lillington
Grove
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1
37. L A Ausley
38. J D Moore
39. George Lee Sandlin
40. Willie M. Strickland
41. B C Britt
42. C P Frazier
43. Cameron Wood
44. Robert Lee Stephens
45. C W Sloan
The Board Adjourned
Fuquay # 1
Lillington # 2
Dunn
Coats
Angier # 2
Bunnlevel # 1
Lillington # 3
Chalybeate Springs
Lillington # 2
Buckhorn
Lillington
Averasboro
Grove
seill's Crdlek
Stewart's Lreek
Upper Little River
Hector's Creek
Upper Little River
Clerk to hoard