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Home My WebLink About04011974254 MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OF. COMMISSIONERS FOR APRIL 1, 1974. CALL TO ORDER Chairman Brock called the meeting to order at 9:30 a.m. in the Comm. issioners Room, Courthouse, Lillington, with the following members present: Chairman M. H. Brock, Gilbert Brown, C. E. McLamb, W. J. Cotton, Jr. and Bobby R. Etheridge. Also, Edward McCormick, County Attorney and H. D. Carson, Jr., Clerk to the Board. PRAYER Thomas Allen, Tax Supervisor, offered the morning prayer. READING OF MINUTES The minutes of the last meeting of March 18, 1974, were read for the action of the Board. The following correction to the minutes as it related to Professional Services Policy was made as follows: Commissioner Etheridge stated his opinion as to the establishment of a policy on the use of professional services by the county, its agents and employees. TAX SUPERVISOR'S REPORT Thomas Allen, Tax Supervisor gave the report of his department. He indicated the progress that is being made in completing some of the Townships for the picking up on new construction. REFUNDS: Mr. Allen requested the following refunds to taxes: Anderson Creek Township, Horace E. Moffit, Amount of refund for the past two years error in listing taxes, $94.92. Black River Township - Daywood E. Langdon, double listed property, $16.89. Commissioner Cotton moved that upon the recommendation of the Tax Supervisor, the refunds be granted. Commissioner McLamb seconded the motion and it carried. dates for Board of E & R. The dates for the meetings of the Board of Equalization & Review were set by the Commissioners: April 29, 1974 - 10:00 a.m. Commissioners Room, Courthouse. May 13, 1974 10:00 a.m. It " May 16, 1974 10:00 a.m. It II (final date) KENNETH AUTRY TAX COLLECTOR'S REPORT Mr. Kenneth Autry from local office of Department of Trans- portation was present for the meeting. A general discussion was held by the Commissioners and Mr. Autry. W. Earl Jones, Tax Collector, presented the report for his depart- ment, stating his progress for the months past from the beginning of this fiscal year in collections and his plans for April. TAX & WELFARE LIEN REPORT Edward McCormick presented the report of the Tax & Welfare Lien Attorney, E. Marshall Woodall. COLLECTION ON TAXES: NAME CASE NO. George Franklin Blalock 71CVD0822 Vernon Wilder 68CVD 894 Totals COLLECTIONS ON WELFARE LIENS NAME AMOUNT COLLECTED ATTORNEY FEE Neill Duncan McLean $ 808.29 $ 130.83 Anna Belle McLean Surles 903.47 140.35 Totals $1711.76 $ 271.18 HEALTH ADMINISTRATOR Mr. Thompson The new Health Administrator, Henry Thompson, begun his duties with the county this date, and he came to the Board meeting. The Board recessed, for a brief time to visit with Mr. Thompson. COLLECTED TOWNSHIP AMT. Averasboro $ 514.58 N. Creek 384.66 $ 899.24 ATY. FEE $ 20.00 20.00 $ 40.00 PHN PROGRAM 1 :RE: ARMORY SITE #3- Averasboro Regarding Armory, Site #3, located on the Susan Tart Road, Aver - asboro Township, Dunn, N. C., Commissioner Cotton made a motion to approve $12,500. from the General Revenue Sharing Trust Fund for the purchase of Industrial Site #3, located on the Susan Tart Road. The motion was made after the County Attorney had had opportunity to view the prepared deed, and had indicated that it was the usual legal method employed in the preparation of such instruments. Commissioner McLamb seconded the motion and it passed. Regarding the Public Health Nurse Program for our county in the Tuberculosis area, the county voted to share in the salary of the Public Health Nurse in the amount of 50% of the total amount, and indicated the intent to incorporate this amount in the 1974- 75 budget proposal. Commissioner McLamb moved that the county take this action, Commissioner Etheridge seconded the motion and the issue passed. DEED FOR SITE #3 Commissioner McLamb moved that the Chairman, M. H. Brock, and the Clerk to the Board, H. D. Carson, Jr., be given authority to execute the deed from the County of Harnett, along with the City of Dunn, to the State of North Carolina, for an Armory Site #3, known as Industrial Site #3, located on the Susan Tart Road, on the condition that the State of North Carolina builds an Armory as set forth in the deed. Commissioner Brown seconded the motion and the issue passed. Policy on COUNTY ATTORNEY SERVICES The following policy on the committee appointed issionerkfi'Commissioner and placed into effect, and the issue passed: County Attorney services was offered by to prepare same, Chairman Brock and Comm - Cotton moved that the policy be adopted Commissioner Etheridge seconded the motion POLICY ON COUNTY ATTORNEY SERVICES 1. Purpose: It is the purpose of this policy to provide adequate legal services to the Board of Commissioners and all other , officials acting for and on behalf of the County and to provide adequate compensation to the County Attorney rendering such service. 2. County Attorney Appointment: State law provides that a County Attorney shall be appointed by the Board of County Commissioners to serve at its pleasure and to be its legal advisor. G.S. 153A -114. 3. Retainer and Compensation: The amount of a retainer and the rate of compensation for services ahall be mutually agreed upon by written contract between the Board of Commissioners and the Attorney, a sample of which is attached to this policy as Exhibit A. 4. Services the Attorney may provide upon proper request: a. Duties prescribed by Statute. b. Legal advice to officials of the County. c. Legal services to or on behalf of the County. d. Prosecution and defense of law suits and court or administrative proceedings on behalf of the County. e. Routine services such as attendance at meetings and conferences requested by officials of the County, answering routine inquiries of a legal nature affecting the County, review of County documents such as minutes, deeds and insurance policies that have legal consequences. f. Other legal services requested by the Board of Commissioners or County Manager from time to time. 5. Request for Legal Services: a. By County Commissioners, other elected officials or the County Manager. Any member of the Board of Commissioners of Harnett County, the Sheriff, the Register of Deeds or the County Manager may request advice of or services from the County Attorney. b. By other officials. Officials of other County Boards, Comm- issions or department of the County may request the advice or services of the Attorney by applying to any member of the Board of Commissioners or the County Manager. Other such Boards, Commissions or Departments include the areas of Dev- opment, Extension, Finance, Health, Mental Health, Social Services, Tax and Veterans Service. 6. Monthly Statement: The Attorney shall prepare a statement on a monthly basis for his advice and services as soon after the end of th e month as practicable. The Statement shall show the date of the advice or service, the description of such advice or service, the time required for such advice or service and the charge for each such advice or service at the agreed upon rate, or a state- ment that payment for such advice or service is included in the retainer. The statement, either by the format or context, must indicate the Board, Department, Commission or office to which the advice or service relates. 7. Monthly Report:- The statement submitted to the County Manager for approval shall constitute the Attorney's Report to the Board of Commissioners and a copy of such statement shall be mailed to each member of the Board by the County Attorney. 8. Payment for Non - Retainer Services: Payment shall be made to the County Attorney upon approval of the attorney's statement by the County Manager. 9. Papent for Retainer Services: The County shall pay to the County Attorney the monthly retainer on or before the end of each month. 10. Retainer Services: A. Retainer Services by the County Shall include: 1. Attendance at the two regular monthly meetings of the Board (1st and 3rd Mondays). 2. Public Relations Services: provided to the County, by reason of contact made to the County Attorney's Office by members of the general public and Press about County business; the County recognizes that the County Attorney ........... .._ n �58 .designated as the official representative for matters concerning wastewater planning for the designated area of County of Harnett. 4. That Chairman of County Board of Commissioners, M. H. Brock be and he is hereby instructed to secure and prepare such documentation as may be necessary from the Town of Angier, Town of Coats, Town of Lillington and the Buies Creek Community as well as other data relative to Wastewater requirements for the designated area of Harnett County all for incorporation into the Wastewater Facilities Plan for the designated ?area." TELEPHONE INSTALLATION FOR 'iTHE NEW BUILDING Chairman Brock was authorized by the Board to negotiate the tele- phone installation for the new County Office Building. rsalary and travel policy Chairman Brock presented the Board with information from State Personnel, in which three salary plans were explained: Alternate (1) indicated 5% increase in salaries, Alternate (2) indicated 7.5 increase in salaries, Alternate (3) indicated 10% increase in salaries. As this matter and the matter of the rate of reimburse- ment for' travel is vital to the preparation of the budget for FY 1974 -75, the following action took place: Commissioner Etheridge moved that the County adopt Alternate (2), providing for 7.5% increase in salary in July, 1974, and travel to be in line with the State of North Carolina's policy, whatever it may be. Commissioner Cotton seconded the motion and it passed. GI SAMUEL L. HALL liELECTRICAL INSPECTOR Samuel L. Hall, replacement for L. Perry Cameron who resigned as an electrical inspector, came before the Board. He indicated he was complying with State regulations in securing his permit to inspect, that he would do a good job, appreciated the opportunity and was anxious to begin his duties. FURNISHINGS Bill Gwinn, Architect, for the New County Office Building, came to 9I the Board meeting with swatches, pictures and chairs relative to t furnishings for the new building. The bids for the furnishingawil be let this week and received and opened on May 10. 1974. ;LANDSCAPING is Clerk to the Commissioner Cotton moved that an amount up to $1,000. be set asid for landscaping the new County Office Building yard. Commissioner Etheridge seconded the motion and it passed. Meeting adjourned at 9:45 p.m. '21.A2(o . Secreta e man of the Board CHECKS WRITTEN FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL, 1974. 1986 Norris Wade Sales Co. 1987 Motorola Inc. 1988 Lillington Medical Clinic 1989 The Dunn Clinic 1990 Wiley F. Bowen 1991 C and D Insurance Service Inc. 1992 Taylor -Ruark Insurance 1993 Eva Mae McKinley 1994 Mrs. Barry Emerson 1995 N. R. Sessoms 1996 M. J. Jackson, Jr. 1997 E. R. Thomas Drug Acct. 1998 Erwin Tin Shop 1999 James R. Wood 2000 Ronald Ray Whisenand 2001 Mrs. Ernest West 2002 Mrs. John Walker 2003 Mrs. Herman Tew 2004 Mrs. Hubert V. Strickland 2005 Mrs. Edwin Morris 2006 Etta McNeill 2007 Mrs. D. C. McKinney 2008 Amanda McFarland 2009 Mrs. Willie Johnson 2010 Rachel Johnson 2011 Mrs. A. M. Ivey 2012 Mrs. David Ferrell 2013 Cristal Evans 2014 Mrs. L. R. Arnold 2015 Mrs. Grady Adcock 2016 Bessie Lee 2017 Mrs. Barry Emerson 2018 Mrs. Baxter Haymore 2019 Mrs. Dougald McCauley 2020 Church of God Orphanage & Children's Home 2021 N.C. Communication, Inc. 2022 Lafayette Drug Co. 2023 O'Quinn Funeral Home 2024 N.C. State Comm. for the Blind 2025 N.C. Dept. of Conservation & Dev. 2026 Crol O. Jones 2027 Harnett Co. Sheltered Workshop 2028 Howard Johnson's Restaurant 2029 Driver's Safe Company, Inc. 2030 Institute of Government 2031 Virginia S. Warren 2032 Linda P. Munden 2033 Twyford Printing Co. 2034 Cape Fear Insurance Agency 2035 Dr. A. W. Peede 2036 Dr. C. L. Corbett 2037 Dr. Catherine M. Beyer 2038 Janet Johnson 2039 Margaret Randall, Librarian 2040 Mac's Typewriter Service, Inc. 2041 Main Line Book Co. 2042 N. C. State & Processing Center 2043 General Learning Corp. 2044 Follett Library Book Co. 2045 Gaylord Bros., Inc. 2046 The Children's Book Council, Inc 2047 Town of Lillington 2048 Killo Exterminating Co. 2049 Harnett County Library 2050 RCA Educational Department 2051 Caedmon Records, Inc. 2052 Inez Johnson 2053 Institute of Government 2054 C. E. McLamb 2055 Singer Business Machines 2056 Twyford Printing Co. 2057 Jessie Arnold Body Shop 2058 Kale Uniforms 2059 Lincoln Neal 2060 Piedmont Communications Co., Inc. 2061 Automotive Supply Co., Inc. 2062 Lillington Exxon Station 2063 B. E. Sturgill, D. S. 2064 Brock Chevrolet Co., Inc. 2065 Delway Trading Co. 2066 Supreme Gulf Service Station 2067 Beasley's Garage 2068 Unijax, Inc. 2069 Town of Lillington Water Department 2070 Honeywell, Inc. Comm. Div. 2071 The Cott Indix Co. 2072 Flora J. Milton 8.58 H018703 -C.D. Agency 32.50 102677 30.00 Re: Louise Wallace 10.00 ReL Lilla B. Capps 156.00 1/2 Legal fees for Deed of Alsey Johnson 3,805.00 22WH108507 Workmen's Comp. 15.00 Bond - Register of Deeds 11.95 Gen. Assistance 31.01 Reimbursement for clothing for B.Home Care 70.00 7 days as Court Officer 100.00 Warehouse rent - April, '74 375.00 Apr. May, June rent CD Office 455.00 Labor & materials reroofing portion cf Co. 75.00 Gen. Assistance 47.00 Gen. Assistance 106.60 B. Home Care 456.30 86.25 116.10 223.95 219.20 225.20 106.60 330.55 223.95 321.25 223.95 116.10 233.75 117.50 473.50 133.75 111.35 116.10 72.80 Care for Becky Maynor for April 22.86 Inv. No. 85 -CD Agcy. 31.80 James R. Wood and Carolyn Blue Dept. of SS 88.88 Amb. service 2,265.02 Co's part for Aid to the Blind 1,937.47 Co's part for Forest Fire Control. 101.02 Mar. Janitorial Services 84.20 Co's share of utilities Maple Grove School 23.19 Per statement for Planning Board 46.00 Change combination of Bd. of El. Vault door. 16.48 Inv. No. 6865 11.55 Refund for travel to seminar. 15.00 1 day work in Bd. of Elections Office. 56.68 Inv. No. 13878 9.00 532JD7640 280.00 March clinics. 227.50 March clinics. 577.50 March clinics. 2.53 Refund for Travel 95.78 Refund for travel expenses 15.75 Inv. No. 37618 352.98 Inv. Nos. 3866, 3849 592.49 Inv. No. 9109 120.56 Inv. No. 1516165 198.44 Inv. No. 14267 Less C.H. 5.05 Inv. No. 171172 -0 11.95 Inv. No. 3948 4,80 Per statement. 17.00 Jan, Feb, Mar services Library. 100.00 Petty Cash. 23.30 Inv. No 7405601620 72.41 Inv. No. F84367 -0 8.75 1 day on Bookmobile 4.12 1 copy legal responsibilities of local 35.09 Refund for March Travel. 146.00 Inv. No. 05907519. 132.70 Inv. No. 13692 15.00 Inv. No. 2547 Sheriff Dept. 5.62 Inv. No. 14989 84.70 Refund for clothing allotment 372.50 Mar. Acct. Sheriff's Dept. 372.71 Inv. No. 4214 -Co. Sheriff's Dept. 1,249.35 Mar. Acct. Sheriff's Dept. 25.77 Refund for purchases made for Co. cars. 476.24 Mar. Acct. Sheriff's Dept. 4.65 Fan belt for Co. Sheriff's Car. 732.30 Mar. Acct. Sheriff's Dept. 13.50 Inv. No. 168 -Co. Sheriff's Dept. 215.27 Inv. No. 148166. 51.05 Per statement 285.87 109CM676, 109CM677, 112CM612 Courthouse 204.83 86135 Reg. of Deeds 21.59 Exp to Dist Meeting. 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Landauer Jr. & Co.. Dept. of Human Resources Ormont Drug & Chemical Co., Inc. Donald R. Womble Kathy Wicker Lida R. O'Quinn Patricia McKee Dr. Catherine M. Beyer Keller Nursing Home, Inc. Club Cleaners Dr. A. W. Peede James H. Williams, Jr. The Dunn Dispatch Lillington Roller Mills, Inc. Lillington Medical Clinic Layton Supply Co. Pitney Bowes Modern Laundry & Cleaners, Inc. Lafayette Drug Co. Cavin's Business Products, Inc. Storr Sales Company Cape Fear Insurance Agency Moore, Gardner & Associates, Inc. N.C. Natural Gas Corp. Carolina Power & Light Co. Carolina Power & Light Co. Bank of North Carolina, N.A. Moore, Gardner 7 Associates, Inc. Purchase and Contract Division Elton Barnes Mrs. C. V. Evans Retired Senior Volunteer Program Falcon Orphanage Mrs. Terry Teasley IGrs. Barry Emerson Dept. of Soc. Work, N.C. Mem Hosp. Void Unijax, Inc. Alma Jean Bass Town of Lillington Henry S. Thompson Thad H. Pope Payroll Acct. John Henry Strickland Lespie M. O'Quinn Edward H. McCormick Mrs. Margie Johnson Carolina Power & Light Co. N.0 . Naturay Gas Corp. First Citizens Bank & Trust Co. First Citizens Bank & Tr. Co. First-E&t42ens -Bank - ts -Tr -6e. Southern National Bank Waccamaw Bank & Trust Co. Bank of North Carolina First Citizens Bank & Tr. Co. Central Carolina Bank & Tr. Co. Carolina Power & Light Co. Carolina Tel. & Tel. Co. Carolina Tel. & Tel. Co. Carolina Tel. & Tel. Co. Horace E. Moffitt Daywood E. Langdon N.C. Blue Cross & Blue Shield, Inc. J. A. Carver 8.50 75271, 76480, Register of Deeds 546.89 Mar. Acct. County Jail 150.00 CS 7401589, Anthony C.Williford. 50.00 7400050, 7400076, Suggs and Currin. 25.00 7400081 M. H. Messer 100.00 7400023, 7400064, 7402343, 7402344. 25.00 7402118. 450.00 7309391, 7400023, 7400041. 445.27 Feb. acct. Co. Jail 89.59 Feb. Acct. Co. Jail 133.12 4407 Co. Jail 101.92 45462 Co. Jail 14.95 A150606,A150613, A151163 -Soc. Services. 23.54 Cleaning Dunn Office for April. 9.32 17401 Ext. Office 296.24 Mar. Acct. Agric. Ext. Office 8.63 25907 Co. Agent 67.53 Mar goat. Health Dept., Rabies Clinic 42.17 J.O. No. 74339 Dunn Health Center 10.20 340779 Health Dept. 63.00 Feb. & March Acct. Health Dept. 44.90 73087 Health Dept. 3.00 Expense Meeting in Goldsboro 1.25 Expense Meeting in Durham 2.39 Fayetteville.. 1.25 Expense Meeting in Durham 40.80 March Travel. 5.68 Bal. Due on Care for Henry Williams 26.71 Feb & March Acct Health Department 56.00 Professional Services 25.00 Dunn, Erwin City Director 50.00 March 4AD Rabies Clinic 27.01 25271, 26015 Dog Warden 70.00 Sheriff and Jail Account for Mar. 132.15 Mar. Acct. 56.65 522510, 009235- Co. Aud. and Soc. Serv. 35.94 Jail Heal th Dept. for March 25.82 Mar. Acct. Co. Jail and Co. Agt. 172.61 6909, 6324, 7474 Co. Agt. and Soc. Ser. 689.51 104756, 104772, 104370, 23688, 24158, 24476 and 105084. 134.00 532JD7632, 532JD7641, 532JD7631, 532JE3348, 532JC8642, 532JE3349. 4,500.00 1/2 payment Engineering Agreement 11- 29 -72. 309.54 Per statements 825.22 Per statements 96.84 Per statements 400,000.00 Investment in CD 4,500.00 Bal. per Engineering agreement dated 11 -29 -72 50.00 1 Victor Adding Machine 58.00 Gen. Assistance 77.66 22 days B. Home Care. 500.00 Funds for May- June'74. 119.38 B. Home Care. 16.65 126.64 " 9.00 Reimbursement for Lodging for Lola Blue Void 174.05 Inv. Nos. 149617, 149820 233.93 April Salary 26.70 Per statement for Soc. Serv. Building 967.95 April Sal and travel 350.00 Services rendered Bd. of Elections 52,258.47 April Payroll 287.34 21 days work at Garbage Dis. Area 321.24 Work on Tax Books 873.00 Professional Services rendered March 49.23 B. Home Care 577.57 Per statement 94.06 " 99.50 199 Food Stamp Transactions Feb. & Mar. 114.50 229 444758- 134.50 203.50 228.50 141.50 131.00 3.59 317.26 853.56 502.50 84.30 Refund for error in listing taxes 16.89 Refund for error in listing taxes. 1,771.88 Group #043 0012 001. 400.00 Vet. ser. work for the period Sept. 73 through April, 1974. 269 407 457 283 262 Per Statement If I. If " 2156 Miami Beach Tourist and Convention 2157 Bank of North Carolina, N.A. 2158 Bank of North Carolina 2159 Bank of North Carolina, N.C. 2160 Southern National Bank SALARY CHECKS ISSUED FOR APRIL, 1974. 2012 M. H. Brock 2013 M. H. Brock 2014 C. E. McLamb 2015 W. H. Cotton, Jr. 2016 Gilbert Brown 2017 Bobby R. Etheridge 2018 Edward H. McCormick 2019 Thomas Allen 2020 Lottie Patterson 2021 Rachel S. Korpulinski 2022 Alice R. Shomper 2023 W. Earl Jones 2024 Alice Schmincke 2025 Edna W. Butts 2026 Jackie J. Pate 2027 Wade H. Stewart 2028 Edna K. Newton 2029 Madie Lee Morgan 2030 Lemuel C. Gregory, Jr. 2031 B. F. Temple 2032 Roger W. Lyon 2033 Lincoln Neal 2034 James E. Turnage 2035 Stanley Byrd 2036 Lewis C. Rosser, Jr. 2037 Henry D. Hood III 2038 Johnny Halcomb 2039 Clyde F. Pate 2040 T. A. Coats, Jr. 2041 Henry J. Jacobs 2042 Billy G. Wallace 2043 Rufus H. Parrish 2044 John H. Atkins, III 2045 Sammy R. McLean 2046 Ronald P. Green 2047 H. D. Carson, Jr. 2048 Rachel W. Blanchard 2049 Patsy H. Nobles 2050 Thomas H. James 2051 Lee Vernon Harris 2052 Dories McKoy 2053 Henry McDougald 2054 Flora Green Milton 2055 Clyde L. Ross 2056 Inez W. Sessoms 2057 June S. Britt 2058 Paul B. Drew 2059 B. E. Sturgill 2060 Ruth Sturgill 2061 Gladys Walker 2062 Helen R. Crews 2063 Naomi F. Hawley 2064 Glyness Meeks 2065 Patricia W. McDonald 2066 Madeline W. Hawley 2067 Mary P. Avery 2068 Annie Lee Gainey 2069 Bobbie S. Mize 2070 Sandra B. Dickens 2071 Emma Lee West 2072 Harvey V. Godfrey 2073 Marjorie G. Wade 2074 Glenn C. O'Kelley 2075 Egeta Williams 2076 Joyce G. Pulliam 2077 John D. Davis 2078 Jane H. Smith 2079 Joy L. Dawson 2080 Bonnie B. Beasley 2081 Roxanne R. Ayers 2082 Benita J. Beasley 2083 Paulette M. Gomedella 2084 Emmett J. Allen 32.00 Reservations Deposit 1,463.39 Matching contri. for SS and Health 2,014.79 Gen emp. and Policemen 2,969.94 Employees' Ret. Contri. 8,375.00 April Fed W.N. Tax 249.52 2085 205.00 2086 180.00 2087 158.00 2088 160.00 2089 160.00 2090 300.00 2091 677.23 2092 347.75 2093 319.59 2094 304.65 2095 669.22 2096 367.75 2097 327.42 2098 323.59 2099 796.26 2100 338.14 2101 325.32 2102 525.46 2103 459.72 2104 491.72 2105 472.90 2106 504.72 2107 472.90 2108 460.90 2109 462.90 2110 462.72 2111 459.72 2112 457.90 2113 481.72 2114 452.90 2115 481.72 2116 494.72 2117 480.57 2118 367.75 2119 769.38 2120 363.72 2121 325.32 2122 327.59 2123 295.41 2124 254.18 2125 262.68 2126 446.82 2127 338.75 2128 307.59 2129 311.54 2130 236.44 2131 531.99 2132 216.51 2133 164.67 2134 816.46 2135 381.08 2136 425.90 2137 403.48 2138 389.90 2139 414.90 321.14 418.28 334.42 778.94 690.31 596.63 635.43 597.57 659.60 621.45 590.39 537.28 436.44 288.49 317.59 195.14 491.08 Cerra G. Avery Bonnie B. Temple Daniel C. Welch Mazelle M. Stephenson Winifred H. Dubose Ruby C. Jenkins John Harvey Esther T. Butts Margie Harrington Kathleen Thomas Pauline Sanford James E. Goff Charles E. Hammond H. W. Lloyd William N. Conoley, Jr. Lincoln Blanding Juanita S. Hight Bettie E. Giles Mary W. Jones Virginia L. Simmons Ida P. Hinnant Ophelia McLean Void Lida R. O'Quinn Rebecca S. Coleman Louise M.Lloyd Patricia McKee M. H. Canady Bout B. Fowler Donald Ray Womble Margaret N. McDonald Alta Pearl Pope Bertha M. Taylor Evelyn B. Howard Herbert E. Hudson Jean M. Irvin Thomas T. Lanier Lillian B. Smith Roy S. Godwin Corbett A. Coats Robert J. Burnette Alvis Lee McKay Andrew M. Anderson William Fred Hall John Jay West Virginia Warren Tony M. Tucker Bessie W. Moss Margaret Randall Janet H. Johnson Nina P. Bethune Melanie Beth Hamilton Muriel F. Cann !Myrtle D. Register Kathy B. Wicker 390.04 288.49 251.79 469.55 471.44 491.50 578.85 422.14 430.59 444.71 469.16 371.75 314.70 421.00 240.50 230.20 263.68 290.35 241.70 205.68 293.20 220.80 Void 733.06 615.49 588.69 595.27 706.47 633.98 599.26 386.25 325.32 258.59 369.04 513.29 469.23 643.13 360.01 70.61 457.90 339.93 150.64 121.45 117.45 109.21 339.59 746.67 388.93 533.79 169.32 329.59 284.49 619.59 581.57 603.97