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HomeMy WebLinkAbout07121973MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL MEETING OF JULY 12, 1973 SPECIAL MEETING The Board of Commissioners met in special session on July 12, 1973, at 10:00 a.m. in the Courthouse, Lillington, N. C. for the purpose of adopting the budget for the fiscal year 1973 -74. The meeting was called to order at 10:20 a.m. in the Superior Courtroom with the following Board members present: M. H. Brock, W. J. Cotton, Jr., C. E.McLamb, And Bobby Etheridge. County Attorney McCormick and Clerk to the Board, H. D. Carson, Jr. were present also. PURPOSE OF THE MEETING The Chairman informed the group that the purpose of the meeting was to officially adopt the 1973 -74 Budget Resolution. Due to the many persons attending the meeting, the Commissioners extended the court- esy to hear any person wishing to speak. The following persons ident ified themselves and spoke briefly: DISCUSSION Ted Malone Steve Carver Wade Weaver Hoover Adams Madge Messer Pauline Ralph Dorothy Lynch Gene Capps Mr. Heath NAACP representative Dorothy Barham Mrs. Jack Hemingway Beamon Kelley Mrs. Autry Jonah Caudle After a lengthy discussion, and prior to recessing for lunch, the following letter was read: July 11, 1973 Mr. Hoke Smith, Chairman of the Board of Education Lillington, N. C. Dear Mr. Smith: The Board of Commissioners, the County Auditor and the County Attorney have, for the last several days, been working with the proposed school budget for the 1973- 74 fiscal year. The county's budget has been fully considered by the Board of Commissioners and they plan to adopt it on July 12, 1973, at 10:00 a.m. It now appears that the Board of Commissioners will approve the levies that have been made for the school board, viz; Current Expense $.53 and Capital Outlay $.08, fo a total levy of $.61. We are sure that you are aware of the ;ublicity and public reaction to the school board's proposal for funds. We find ourselves in agreement with many of the news articles and much of the public response regarding some items in your budget. The Board of Commissioners would like to advise you that there are items in your budget that the members feel should be phased out. At this time, the Board of Commissioners does not plan to fund these items in the 1974 -75 budget and recomm- ends that these changes be made during this fiscal year for the following reasons: 1. It is our feeling that superintendents and the assistant superintendent should not receive a lump travel allowance sum, and that all travel expenses be documented with signed vouchers. This procedure would be in keeping with county policy. 2. It is not within keeping with Harnett County policy to give supplements to teachers and other personnel;. therefore, it is the opinion of the Board of Commissioners that superintendents and assistants should be treated as other school personnel. 3. It appears to the Board of Commissioners that Harnett County has one more associate superintendent than other counties of comparable student enroll- ment. We recommend that proper adjustment be made in this area. 4. The Board of Commissioners feels that there are positions that should be eleiminated from the budget, such as the public information officer, some book- keepers, some secretaries and some other central staff personnel. 5. We feel that theraintenance budget should be reduced considerably. 6. Salary increases should be in keeping with the guidelines of the Cost of living Council... Presently, this is 5.30. The Board of Commissioners recommend that these suggestions be taken under cons- ideration by the Board of Education and that phasing -out procedures begin, that st3eps to delete and adjust be taken and that our other suggestions be implemented. The Board of Commissioners has asked the County Auditor to establish budgeting pro - cedures in accordance with the Fiscd Control Act. Specifically, he /has asked /been to develop a standard reporting system for all departments receiving county funds. The Local Government Commission has already recommended to counties such a system. Also, we are asking that the Education Department begin this fiscal RECESS TO SET A MEETING year to use the line control method of budgeting, which our Auditor has been using for all the other departments of the county. We want to express the appreciation of the Board of Commissioners for the coop- eration received from the Board of Education and from Superintendent Gray in the preparation of this budget and for the other materials and information he has so readily given. We look forward to working with you in the course of the 1973 -74 budget year. Yours truly, HARNETT COUNTY BOARD OF COMM. /s/ M. H. Brock, Chairman MHB:pn The meeting was recessed for lunch and was called back to order at 1:00 p.m. to continue further with the consideration of the 1973- 74 Budget Resolution. Commissioner Etheridge made a motion that Chairman Brock contact the Chairman of the Board of Education to set a joint meeting (this would include each board's attorney) for a date within the week of August 13, 1973. This would be termed as a working meeting but not a closed door meeting. Cotton seconded the motion and the issue passed. BUDGET ADOPTION 1973 -74 It was moved by Commissioner Mclamb and seconded by Commissioner Etheridge that the budget for the fiscal year 1973 -74 be adopted as follows and is recorded as follows: 1973 -74 BUDGET RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF HARNETT COUNTY: Section 1. The following amounts are hereby appropriated for the operation of the county government and its subdivisions for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1973, and ending on June 30, 1974, according to the following schedules: GENERAL FUND County Commissioners $ 22,500.00 Tax Supervisor's Office 49,628.00 Tax Collector's Office 33,552.00 Sheriff's Office 194,364.00 Auditor's Office 28,092.00 Courthouse, Jail & Grounds 65,500.00 Register of Deeds 34,528.00 Coroner 11,000.00 County Jail 24,288.00 Department of Social Services 341,803.00 County Extension Service 51,388.00 County Health Department 148,391.00 County Dog Warden 8,444.00 Sanitary Landfill Program 20,292.00 N. C. Sales Tax 2,000.00 Veterans Service Officer 9,288.00 Civil Defense Office 22,122.00 General Assistance 49,000.00 County Aid 15,500.00 Professional Services 7,500.00 Education & Conservation 18,150.00 Donations & Appropriations 59,400.00 Elections 23,000.00 Harnett Development Commission 29,950.00 Lee - Harnett Mental Health Fund 45,000.00 M & I & Immunization 5,520.00 County Library 39,495.00 Special State Programs 22,690.00 County's part S.S. Tax & Retirement 43,500.00 N.C. Sales Tax 500.00 Total General Fund $ 1,426,385.09 DEBT SERVICE FUND SUPPLEMENTAL ASSISTANCE FUND A. A. FUND A.F.D.C. FUND A. D. FUND MEDICAID FUND REVENUE SHARING TRUST FUND SCHOOL CURRENT EXPENSE FUND 121,625.00 70,000.00 211,000.00 635,600.00 224,000.00 103,000.00 727,019.00 3,610,995.00 SCHOOL CAPITAL OUTLAY FUND 175,010.00 SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT FUND Averasboro Township BLACK RIVER FIRE DISTRICT FUND BUIES CREEK FIRE DISTRICT FUND ERWIN FIRE DISTRICT FLATWOODS FIRE DISTRICT FUND SUMMERVILLE FIRE DISTRICT FUND SPOUT SPRINGS FIRE DISTRICT FUND FLAT BRANCH FIRE DISTRICT FUND ANDERSON CREEK FIRE DISTRICT FUND GROVE FIRE DISTRICT FUND 53,619.00 8,700.00 6,500.00 7,500.00 4,300.00 15 , 50Or 00 4,500.00 4,800.00 4,500.00 4,500.00 Section 2. It is estimated that the following revenues will be available during the fiscal year beginning on July 1, 1973, and ending on June 30, 1974, to meet the foregoing appropriations according to the following schedules: GENERAL FUND Current Property Tax Delinquent Taxes - H.B. 1362 (1959) Dog Taxes Dog Warden Fees Rural Pllice Fees Jail Fees Register of Deeds Fees County Library Funds State Welfare Allotments Welfare Dept. Expense Refunds Welfare Dept. Foster Care State Health Allotments Health Dept. - State Programs Other Income Expense Refunds Income from Investments E.E.A. Funds Tax Cost, Interest & Penalties Schedule "B" Licenses Sales Tax Comm. for Tax Collections Less: Releases, Rebates & Discounts DEBT SERVICE FUND Current Property Tax Other Income SUPPLEMENTAL ASSISTANCE FUND Current Property Tax A. A. FUND State & Federal Funds & Int. Tax Budgeted Surplus A. F. D. C. FUND Current Property Tax Income from Investments rState & Federal Funds & Int. Tax Less Releases A. D. FUND State & Federal Funds & Int. Tax Budgeted Surplus MEDICAID FUND Current Property Tax Less Releases REVENUE SHARING TRUST FUND Federal Grants SCHOOL CURRENT EXPENSE FUND Current Property Tax Budgeted Surplus State & Federal Funds Fines, Forfeitures & Penalties Rentals Local 1% sales Tax Intangible Taxes other Income SCHOOL CAPITAL OUTLAY FUND Current Property Tax Other Income SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT FUND Averasboro District: Current Property Tax $ 597,500.00 69,375.00 7,000.00 500.00 19,000.00 2,000.00 41,000.00 38,300.00 216,000.00 500.00 15,000.00 29,800.00 28,210.00 50,000.00 10,000.00 7,000.00 18,000.00 10,000.00 3,200.00 220,000.00 60,000.00 16,090.00 116,625.00 5,000.00 70,000.00 184,000.00 27,000.00 80,000.00 1,700.00 554,000.00 100.00 196,000.00 28,000.00 103,200.00 200.00 727,019.00 925,742.00 161,300.00 1.964,653.00 120,000.00 13,500.00 90,000.00 33,000.00 302,800.00 151,010.00 24,000.00 51,600.00 $ 1,426,385.00 121,625.00 70,000.00 211,000.00 635,600.00 224,000.00 103,000.00 727,019.00 3,610,995.00 175,010.00 Delinquent Taxes Budgeted Surplus Less Releases BLACK RIVER FIRE DISTRICT Current Property Tax BUIES CREEK FIREDISTRICT Current Property Tax ERWIN FIRE DISTRICT Current Property Tax FLATWOODS FIRE DISTRICT Current Property Tax SUMMERVILLE FIRE DISTRICT Current Property Tax SPOUT SPRINGS FIRE DISTRICT Current Property Tax FLAT BRANCH FIRE DISTRICT Current Property Tax ANDERSON CREEK RURAL FIRE DISTRICT Current Property Tax GROVE FIRE DISTRICT Current Property Tax 1,500.00 1,419.00 900.00 8,700.00 6,500.00 7,500.00 4,300.00 15,500.00 4,500.00 4,800.00 4,500.00 4,500.00 53,619.00 8,700.00 6,500.00 7,500.00 4,300.00 15,500.00 4,500.00 4,800.00 4,500.00 4,500.00 Section 3. There is hereby levied the following rates of tax on each one hundred dollars (100) valuation of taxable property, as listed for taxes as of January 1, 1973, for the purpose of raising the revenue from current year's pro- perty tax, as set forth in the foregoing estimates of revenue, and in order to finanace the foregoing appropriations: General Fund $ .34 Schools: Supplemental Asst Fd. .04 A.F.D.C. Fund .05 Current Expense $ .53 Medicaid Fund .06 Capital Outlay .08 Debt Service Fund .07 $ .56 Total County- $ .61 Wide Levy, $ 1.17 Special School District: Averasboro .12 Black River Fire Dist. .10 Buies Creek Fire Dist. .10 Erwin Fire Dist. .08 Flatwoods Fire Dist. .15 Summerville Fire Dist. .15 Spout Springs Fire Dist. .15 Flat Branch Fire Dist. .15 Anderson Creek Dist. .15 Grove Fire Dist. .15 Such rates of tax are based on an estimated total assessed valuation of property for purposes of taxation as follows: County- Wide Valuation $ 185,000,000.00, Special School District Valuation $ 43,000,000.00 - Black River Fire District- $ 8,600,000.00, Buies Creek Fire District - $ 6,600,000.00, Erwin Fire District- $ 9,500,000.00, Flatwoods Fire District - $ 3,400,000.00, Summerville Fire District - $10,800,000.00, Spoit Springs Fire District - $ 3,000,000.00, Flat Branch Fire District - $ 3,100,000.00, Anderson Creek Rural Fire District $ 3,100,000.00, Grove Fire District $ 3,100,000.00 and an estimated rate of col- lection of ninety -five percent (95 %). Section 4. Copies of this resolution shall be furnished to the County Tre- asurer and County Accountant, to be kept on file by them for their direction in the disbursement of funds. This the 12th day of July, 1973. /s/ M. H. Brock, Chairman /s /s W. J. Cotton, Jr. /s/ Bobby R. Etheridge /s/ C. E.MCLamb /166 liCOMMENTS +CHAIRMAN ii a u OF THE The Chairman commented on the budget in that he felt it to be a good budget. He expressed appreciation for the interest shown by the public in gathering to hear the action taken in the budget meeting. LETTER THAT WAS READ AND RECORDED PG. 162 -63. Commissioner Cotton moved that the letter that was read earlier by the Chairman and recorded on pages 162 -63 of this docket, be attached to and made a part of the 1973 -74 Budget Resolution and recorded as such in the minutes of the Board of Commissioners, Commissioner Etheridge seconded the motion and it passed unanimously. ADJOURNMENT After ascertaining that there be no further business matters, the chairman adjourned the meeting. Secreta Choi i GENERAL FUND CHECKS WRITTEN DURING THE MONTH OF JULY, 1973. 158 Mrs. Barry Emerson 159 Institute of Government 160 N.C. Association of C. Commissioners 161 Void 162 Bessie Lee 163 Mrs. J. E. Bradford 164 Mrs. Grady Adcock 165 Mrs. L. R. Arnold 166 Cristal Evans 167 Mrs. David Ferrell 168r Mrs. A. M. Ivey 169 Lettie Johnson 170 Amanda McFarland 171 Mrs. D. C. McKinney 172 Mrs. Edwin Morris 173 Mrs. Herman Tew 174 Mrs. John Walker 175 Mrs. Terry Teasley 176 Lola O'Quinn 177 M. H. Brock 178 W. J. Cotton, Jr. 179 C. E. McLamb 180 C. E. McLamb 181 Corl 0. Jones 182 Mrs. J. A. Walker 183 Mrs. Erwin Johnson 184 N.C. Dept. of Motor Vehicles 185 National Presto Industries, Inc. 186 Lillington Exxon Station 187 Gail Adams 188 Dougald McRae 189 Bank of North Carolina N.A. 190 N.C.Blue Crosss & Blue Shield 191 N.C. Natural Gas Corp. 192 Town of Lillington 193 Carolina Power & Light Co. 194 Carolina Tel. & Tel. Co. 195 Carolina Tel. & Tel. Co. 196 Carolina Tel. & Tel. Co. 197 Carolina Power &Light Co. 198 Town of Lillington 199 Harnett County News 200 Elizabeth F. Matthews C.S.C. 201 Woodall & McCormick 202 National Association of Counties 203 Dr. C. L. Corbett 204 Jack H. Avery, Executor of Est of C.H.Avery 205 N.C.Police Information Network 206 L.C. Gregory, D.S. 207 Lewis C. Rosser, D. S. 208 James Turnage, S. D. 209 Beasley's Garage 210 Brock Chevrolet Co., Inc. 192.50 248.34 1,875.00 Void 387.50 90.10 95.50 193.75 90.10 182.70 192.50 86.60 86.60 271.80 179.20 133.75 95.00 224.99 211.82 210.00 210.00 120.00 42.90 46.77 94.61 100.78 1.00 42.00 632.42 63.84 330.00 54,432.81 1,706.42 190.62 99.50 12.04 260.64 667.71 287.87 78.43 4.80 8.00 36.00 90.00 323.00 6.00 180.00 460.50 2.00 4.00 8.50 49.50 B. Home Care Membership due for 73 -74 Annual membership ser. fee B. Home Care ff I/ If If If If '7 n 7 Work on Tax Books Advance expense for NACO meeting If Advance expense for meeting in Texas. June mileage 28 hours for June Maple Grove School. B. Home Care B. Home Care Transfer of title 2 21 qt. cooker canners. June Acct. for Sheriff's Dept. Bal. July Travel Services rendered Bd. of Elections July Payroll Group 043 0012 001. Per Statement Per Statement Adv. June 28 -Co. Auditor 71 -CVD -657, 68 -CVD -961. Re: Notice of Dismissals. County member service fee Re: John C. Tucker 18 daysas Court Officer 1 -73 -0033. Refund for Gas for County Car Refund for Gas for Panel Truck Refuted for Gas for County Car. June Acct. for Sheriff's Cars. 74.37 June Acct. Sheriff's Dept. 211 Giles Texaco Service 212 Neville, Taylor & Associates, Inc. 213 Burroughs Corporation 214 Multigraphics Division 215 City Service Station 216 Town of L- llington, 217 Automotive Supply Co. 218 Layton Supply Co. 219 Void 220 June S. Britt 221 Margaret Elaine Sloan 222 Sharon F. Roberts 223 Donna L. Register 224 Betty Jane Cotton 225 June Annette Cotton 226 Edwards & Broughton Co. 227 Twyford Printing Co. 228 Cott Data Processing Co. 229 Duncan Parnell, Inc. 230 N.C. State Board of Health 231 The Dunn Clinic 232 Dr. J. R. Israel 233 Dr. J. K. Williford 234 Dr. F. X. Fallon 235 Earnest West 236 Johnson's 237 Piggly Wiggly 238 Dutch Treat Markets Inc. 239 Walter Crosland 240 Harnett County Schools 241 Bowen Office Equipment Co. 242 Cavin's Business Products, Inc. 243 Harold Lambeth 244 Storr Sales Company 245 Parnell Pool & Patio Center 246 Winchester Surgical Supply Co. 247 Ormont Drug & Chemical Co., Inc. 248 Harnett County Health Dept. 249 Ruby R. Ashley { 250 Dorothy M. Fields 251 R.S. Landauer, Jr. & Co. 252 Purdie Brothers, Inc. 253 Lillington Roller Mills, Inc. 254 Thomson -Davis Agency 255 Dr. A. W. Peede 256 Lillington Medical Clinic 257 Modern Laundry & Cleaners, Inc. 258 Lafayette Drug Company 259 Morris Wade Sales Co. 260 Nu -Home Builders Supply Co. 261 Federal Surplus Property Agency 262 Motorola, Inc. Communications 263 Dr. A. W. Peede 264 Woodall McCormick Attys. 265 Twyford Printing Company 266 Murchison & Bailey, Inc. 267 Ellis Barbour Insuranc e Service 268 Chester Bell 269 Harnett County Sheltered Workshop 270 Department of Transportation 271 Pauline F. Ralph 272 Storr Sales Company 273 Virginia S. Warren 274 Exxon Company, U. S. A. 275 American Express 276 Dr. C. L. Corbett 277 Dr. Catherine M. Beyer 278 Dr. A. W. Peede 279 Oreck Corporation 280 Better Homes and Gardens 281 Huntting 282 Bowen Office Equipment 283 Honeywell Inc. Commer. Division 284 Mrs. Edwin Morris 285 amanda McFarland 286 Mrs. E. C. Flowers 287 Mrs. Barry Emerson 288 Void 289 C. S. Fowler 290 J. M. Yates 291 Gilbert Brown 292 N.C. Dept. of Motor Vehicles 293 M. H. Brock 294 Bank of North Carolina 295 Bank of North Carolina 296 Southern National Bank 297 Bank of North Carolina 325.93 554.12 14.21 180.77 13.53 162.60 5.90 7.10 Void 207.85 310.69 303.16 303.16 310.69 310.69 39.60 56.68 294.66 5.24 750.00 25.00 50.00 25.00 25.00 6.40 15.95 409.84 70.24 23.54 8.74 16.48 13.42 33.89 5.93 12.43 133.25 22.38 25.00 3.00 18.00 10.20 10.20 14.11 3,250.00 24.00 98.00 31.21 11.20 14.24 72.93 94.50 32.50 15.00 335.00 218.93 150.00 890.00 15.00 20.91 19.31 87.07 18.95 28.52 49.48 102.98 130.00 275.80 160.00 7.75 11.75 120.70 92.30 1,196.00 56.76 244.26 37.56 68.52 Void 20.00 22.72 23.52 1.00 440.70 1,997.34 2,387.73 .6i June Acct. Sheriff's Dept. AB 95 15 84, AB 95 35 05. 652364. 696824. Gasoline for lawn mower- Courthose Lighting for Courthpuse area B 35847 Court House June Acct. Courthouse Work on Tax Books Rebind Vol. 16 Births for Reg. of Deeds 11836 Reg. of Deeds Acct. No. 303 87365 Reg. of Deeds Case nos. 7301956, 7303429 ,7303431,7303952,7304211. Case No. 7304102. Case Nos. 7303952, 7304211. Case No. 7303953 Case No. 7304156. June Account County Jail June Acct. Co. Jail. June Acct. County Jail. June Acct. County Jail July Wages No. 21373, for Ext. Dept. #12079 Co Agent 8082 Ext. Dept. Cutting grass at Dunn Health Center Co. Health Dept. No. 95629. No. 6022 Health Department Health Dept. Acct. Co. Health Dept. Petty Cash Birth -Death Certificates Birth -Death Certificates. 305837 Health Department N -69735 Dog Warden Co. Dog Pound Tax Collector Auditor & Buildings Sheriff Acct. and Health Department Sheriff's Dept. & Jail Acct. Co. Jail & Health Department Jail & Ext. Dept. H009893, H007651, Tax 6 Health Depts. A141533 -CD Agency 001876 CD Agency 44519 July Acct. Re Douglas Grimes Professional Fees 11835, 9645Syp Checks & uDAR Dunn Chamber Acct for Jan. 30, 1972. 2nd year prem. Maple Grove School. Pick up Trash at Maple Grove School. Co's part utilities Maple Grove School. No. 17328 LD 5998. Registrar and Expenses Bd. of Elections No. 956636. Expenses to Seminar 3691301596 Harnett Dev. Company 047 138 8637 Harnett Dev. Comm. June AP & FP Clinics Ped. Supr. Clinics and Travel Ap & Fam. Plannine Clinics June 16 bags & 1 bottle Dust vop Trmt. Library. B155274844 Co. Library Inv. No. 747637, Co. Library 9939, 6083 ,7728,8969,9409,12806,13040. Pro rata share maint. contract #472CM786. B. Home Care I/ Attending Social Ser. Board Meeting. Transfer of title. 10 days acting Co. Mgr. plus travel. Matching contri. for Soc. Services & Health Matching Contri for Gen. Emp. and Policemen. 8,434.00 July W.X. Tax 3,153.16 Emp. Ret. Contri. 168 ii 881 M. H. Brock 882 C.E.McLamb 883 W. J. Cotton, Jr. 884 Gilbert Brown 885 Bobby R. Etheridge 886 Edward H. McCormick 887 Thomas Allen 888 Lottie Patterson 889 Rachel S. Korpulinski 890 Alice R. Shomper 891 W. Earl Jones 892 Alice Schmincke 893 Edna W. Butts 894 Jackie J. Pate 895 Wade H. Stewart 896 Edna K. Newton 897 Madie Lee Morgan 898 'Lemuel C. Gregory, Jr. 899. James V. Griffin 900 Burnice F. Temple 901 Roger W. Lyon 902 Lincoln Neal 903 James E. Turnage 904 Stanley Byrd 905 Lewis C. Rosser, Jr. 906 Henry D. Hood, III 907 Johnny Halcomb 908. Clyde F. Pate 909 Billy G. Wallace 910 Fred D. :Freeman,.. Jr, 911 Rufus H. Parrish 912 Henry J. Jacobs 913 T. A. Goats, Jr. 914 John H. Atkins, Tony L. Bridgers 916 H. D. Carson, Jr. 917 gRachel W. Blanchard 918 Patsy H. Nobles 919 Thomas H. James 920 Lee Vernon Harris 921 Dories McKoy 922 Flora Green Milton 923 Clyde L. Ross 924 Inez W. Sessoms 925 Blanchie W. Raynor 926 " Paul B. -Drew 927 B. E. Sturgill 928 Ruth Sturgill 929 Gladys Walker 930 Helen R. Crews 931 Emma Lee West 932 Naomi F. Hawley 933 Glyness Meeks 934 Patricia W. McDonald 935 Madeline W. Hawley 936 -Mary P. Avery 937 Annie Lee Sawyer 938 Sandra B. Dickens 939 Bobbie S. Mize 940 Harvey 7. Godfrey 941 Marjorie G. Wade. 942 Glenn C. O'Kelley 943 Egeta Williams 944 Joyce G. Pulliam 945 John D: Davis 946 Jimmy F. Ragland 947 Jane H. Smith 948 Gayle M. Adams 949 Joy L. Dawson 950 Don A. Martin 951 Roxanne R. Ayers 952 Benita J. Beasley 953 Paulette M. Gomedella 954 Robert E. Harrison 955 Emmett J. Allen 956 Bonnie B. Beasley 957 Carra G. Avery 958 Mary L. Wagoner 959 Daniel C. Welch 960 Bonnie B. Temple 961 Mazelle M. Stephenson 962 Esther T. Butts 963 Margie Harrington 964 Kathleen Thomas 965 Pauline Sanford 966 James E• Goff 967 H. W. Lloyd". 968 Charles E. Hammond 132.00 140.00 127.50 120.00 140.00. 300.00 645.63 347.75 319.59 325.55 622.53 367.75 337.42 311.59 796.26 338.14 325.32 525:46• 626.72 409.72 643.54 456.04 504.72 417..90 405.90 507.90 531 .90 422.90 568.93 424.72 427.72 427.72 628.90 599.14 563.14 765.86 363.72 325.32 353.59 295.41 254.18 446.82 338.75 307.59 291.49 236.44 484.72 216.51 164.67 792.65 791.81 381.08 427.90 447.46 389.90 416.98 321.14 334.42 267.67 657.66 587.83 641.15 586.21 686.36 585.13 558.72 581.03 530.46 555.68 513:10 288.49 295.77 427:48" 462.42 495.86 420-.76 390.04 431.94 480.40 301.48 475.14 437.00 445.60 464,61 467.32 371.75 421.00 314.70 969 William N. Conoley, Jr. 970 Lincoln Blanding 971 Juanita S. Hight 972 Bettie E. Giles 973 Mary W. Jones 974 Virginia L. Simmons 975 Ida P. Hinnant 976 Ophelia McLean 977 Void 978 M. Irene Lassiter 979 Lida R. O'Quinn 980 Hattie E. Barnes 981 Rebecca S. Coleman 982 Louise M.Lloyd 983 M. H. Canady 984 Hoyt B. Fowler 985 Donald Ray Womble 986 Brenda L. Johnson 987 Alta Pearl Pope 988 Bertha M. Taylor 989 Herbert E. Hudson 990 Jean M. Irvin 991 Thomas T. Lanier 992 Lillian B. Smith 993 Roy S. 'Godwin 994 Corbett A. Coats 995 Robert J. Burnette 996 Alvis Lee McKay 997 Andrew M. Anderson 998 William Fred Hal. 999 John Jay West 1000 Virginia S. Warren 1001 Tony M. Tucker 1002 Bessie. Wit Moss 1003 Muriel F. Cann 1004 Myrtle D. Register 1005 Margaret N. McDonald 1006 Margaret R. Randall 1007 Flora Margaret Shaw 1008 Janet H. Johnson 1009 Nina P. Bethune 240.50 230.20 263.68 230.35 257.00 205.68 293.20 220.80 Void 848.00 659.13 1,099.37 607.17 597.49 692.63 628.46 595.18 373.25 325.32 288.29 513.77 450.90 747.53 340.22 70.61 457.90 364.93 150.64 121.45 117.45 109.21 339.59 735.84 388.93 611.91 593.09 369.75 533.79 265.96 169.32 183.15