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Home My WebLink About04061970I!hALL TO ORDER The regular monthly meeting of the Harnett County Commissioners convened Monday, April 6, 1970 in the Commissioners' Room, Courthouse Lillington, North Carolina. Those present were: Messrs. M. H. Brock, Chairman; D. P. Ray, Jr., Vice Chairman; W. J. Cotton, Jr., member; C. E. McLamb, member and Gilbert Brown, member. Also present, H. D. Carson, Jr., Clerk to the Board and Gerald Arnold, County Attorr Chairman Brock called the meeting to order at 9:00 a.m. and Commissioner Brown offered the morning prayer. EADING AND APPROVAL Meetings of the March 3 regular meeting and the March 26 F MINUTES special meeting were read and approved. RDER OF BUSINESS AX SUPERVISOR'S EPORT: Item 1. Mr. Thomas Allen, Tax Supervisor rendered a monthly report, including the following requests for refund: William A. Sawyer Earl C. Page Evelyn's Ready to Wear Olman McLamb $11.95 33.28 5.95 2.63 ACTION: Upon a motion by Commissioner Cotton, seconded by Commission McLamb, above refunds for incorrect listings were approved. Tentative schedule for the meetings of the Board of Equalization and Review were told: They are as follows: April 23, May 21 & 28. AX COLLECTOR'S Item 2. EPORT Mr. Earl Jones, Tax Collector gave his monthly report to the Board. Mr. Jones presented the following resolution for adoption: OAD PETITIONS: HARNETT COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA To the Honorable Board of County Commissioners: In accordance with G.S. 105 -387, I respectfully submit to you, the governing body of Harnett County, this report of delinquent taxes for 1969 which are liens on real property. I furthermore respectfully request that you pass the following resolution: "Be it resolved that the Governing Body of Harnett County hereby orders and directs the Tax Collector to conduct a Tax Lien Sale at the courthouse door on the first Monday in May 1970 between the hours of 10:00 A.M. and 2:00 P.M. pursuant to G.S. 105 - 387." Respectfully submitted, S W. Earl Jones, Tax Collector This the 6th day of April 1970. ACTION: Upon a motion by Commissioner Cotton, seconded by Commissione Ray, above resolution was duly adopted. Upper Little River Township: 1.2 miles for blacktop - 10 homes SR1236 to SR1235 from SR1237. Appearing on behalf of this request Mr. D. T. Adcock. Moved by Commissioner Ray, seconded by Commissioner Cotton. Carried. Mangum Road: Request for addition 1.2 miles - 11 homes Highway 421 north. Moved by Commissioner Brown, seconded by Commissioner Cotton. Carried. Black River: Request for addition: 3 1/2 miles located east of Angier into road SR1500 from Conrad Adams to Claybourne Adams. Moved by Commissioner Cotton, seconded by Commissioner Brown. Carried Duke Township SR1774: Request for closing of the end of road .1 mile. Resolution was presented for adoption regarding the closing of SR1774. Commissioner Cotton moved, seconded by Commissioner Brown that resolution be adopted and forwarded to the Highway Commission. All above motions carried unanimously. e y 3858 BROAD SR1703 The commissioners discussed with Mr. D. L Cooper the existing conditions at the Harnett - Johnston line concerning the dumping of debris on the Harnett side of the line. Mr. Cooper, representing the Highway Commission, offered the support of the department in clearing the area and any additional service it might render in this matter. 'TAX AND WELFARE LIENZtem 3. ATTORNEY'S REPORT Mr. Marshall Woodall, Tax and Welfare Lien Attorney, presented the following report of his office: GARBAGE DISPOSAL ARE A REPORT: TAX AND WELFARE LIEN ATTORNEY April 6, 1970 COLLECTION ON TAXES: NAME J. Lee Douglas Eunice McAllister Mille McKay Heirs TOWNSHIP Barbecuw Averasboro Stewart's Cr,. COLLECTION OF WELFARE LIEN: TOTAL AMT. CASE NO. COLLECTED ATTY.FE 3146 $173.95 10.00 3549 80.30 20.00 3694 166.43 30.00 Total $420.68 $60.00 NAME AMOUNT OF LIEN AMOUNT COLLECTED ATTY.FEEF Flonnie G. Hodges $2,157.00 $2,157.00 $157.85 Item 4. A discussion was held concerning a garbage disposal area to serve the Angier -Coats area. Mr. Lanier was instructed to investigatd this matter. REQUEST: SHELTERED Item 5. WORKSHOP Mr. Carson Gregory appeared before the board on behalf of the Mr. Carson Gregory Sheltered Workshop program requesting financial support of this program in the amount of $600. Mr. Gregory was informed that this would be considered in the budget for the ensuing fiscal year. TRANSFER ADAMS - KINTON Item 6. Mr. Gerald Arnold, County Attorney, reported the HOME TO BUIES CREEK following concerning the Adams - Kinton Rest Home and the change of FIRE DISTRICT fire districts for the home: At the February 1970 Board of Directors' meeting of the Summerville Fire District, the Board directed, unanimously agreed and voted to transfer the Adams - Kinton Rest Home into the Buies Creek Fire District. The Buies Creek Fire District accepted at its March meeting. REQUEST: CENTRAL CAROLINA Item 7. TECHNICAL INSTITUTE A request was presented in letter form from Mr. Shepherd Rice Mr. Shepherd Rice of CCTI for authority to purchase a manikin for the Nurses' Aid Course at Maple Grove School. ACTION: Commissioner Cotton moved, seconded by Commissioner Brown that above request be approved and that the amount to be spent not to exceed $250. as requested. RESOLUTION: FIRE Item 8. DEPARTMENT, Summerville The following resolution was presented for adoption: TO: North Carolina Commissioner of Insurance Insurance Department Raleigh, N.C. CERTIFICATION OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT BY ITS GOVERNING BODY WHEREAS, G. S. 118 -23 requires certification to the North Carolina Commissioner of Insurance as to firemen and fire departments compliance with minimum conditions precedent to the eligibility of I, firemen and volunteer firemen for benefits under the North Carolina Firemen's Pension Fund Act, the undersigned certifies to the North Carolina Commissioner of Insurance that: (1) Harnett County , North Carolina, is a political subdivision of this State having a bona fide fire department which operates fire apparatus and equipment of the value 3 esolution, cont'd OUNTY ATTORNEY The Board instructed Mr. Arnold to proceed with the preparation of an ordinance governing strip mining in the county. CHAIRMAN'S REPORT Item 10. Chairman Brock reported on the following matters: of five thousand dollars ($5,000) or more, and said fire depart- ment hold drills and meetings not less than four hours monthly: (2) The persons names on the attached roster are regular and /or volunteer firemen of the fire department described in (1) above, and said firemen attend at least thirty -six hours of all drill and meetings of said fire department in each calendar year. (3) This certification was duly approved and adopted by the governing body of Harnett County , North Carolina, at a meeting held on the 6th day of April , 1970 , and the undersigned was directed to execute and forward a copy of same to the North Carolina Commissioner of Insurance. 1970. WITNESS my hand and seal, this the 6th day of April, s/t M. H. Brock, Chairman, Harrat Co. Bd. of Head of Governing Body - Title Commissioners (SEAL) North Carolina Harnett County I, Rachel W. Blanchard , a notary public of said county, do hereby certify that M. H. Brock , who is personally known to me, appeared before me and, being first duly sworn, acknowledged that the foregoing certification was duly adopted by the governing body of Harntt County , North Carolina, and acknowledged the execution of the foregoing certification on behalf of the board. WITNESS my hand and official seal, this the 6th day of APRIL , 1970 . s/t Rachel W. Blanchard ACTION: Upon a motion by Commissioner Cotton, seconded by Commissioner Ray, above resolution was duly adopted. Item 9. County Attorney Gerald Arnold reported on the status of the pending lawsuits. WRITTEN REPORTS ADJOURNMENT a. Insurance on Mental Health building. b. Janitorial service in the Soil Conservation Office. c. Meeting of the Sampson, Lee and Harnett Board on Friday, April 10, at Campbell College Item 11. Written reports of the departments were submitted. There being no further business, the meeting recessed until Friday, April 10, 1970 at 7:30 p.m. M. ssie W. Moss, Secretary ; Chairman ati H. CARSON , Clerk to the Board H 390 FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF CHECKS ISSUED DURING THE MONTH OF APRIL, 1970 1838 WOODALL, MCCORMICK & ARNOLD 1 1839 LINDA C. MILLER 1840 DUNN DISPATCH 1841 WOODALL, MCCORMICK & ARNOLD 1842 MOBILE COMM. SERVICE 1843 CAROLINA INSURANCE & REALTY 1844 IBM Coap. 1845 NATAL CHEMSEARCH CORP. 1846 CAPITAL CHEMICAL CO. 1847 TOWN OF LILLINGTON 1848 TART BROS. PLUMING 1849 COMMERCIAL PRINTING CO. 1850 COMMA DANIELEY 1851 C.H. STEFFEE, M.D. 1852 ERNEST WEST 1853 PIGGLY WIGGLY 1854 JOHNSON'S 1855 MODERN LAUNDRY & CLEANERS 1856 WILBOURNE FURNITURE CO. 1857 A. B. SHERMAN OIL Co. 1858 CAROLINA TEL. & TEL. CO,, 1859 CAROLINA POWER & LIGHT %0 1860 BEPNICE LUCAS 1861 TRANSPORT CLEARINGS 1862 BOWEN OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. 1863 VOID 1864 HARNETT CO. BD. OF EDUCATION 1865 FARM JOURNAL 1 866 N.C. STATE BD. OF HEALTH 1867 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF NURSING 1868 G. D. SEARLE & CO. 1869 ROY H. BYRD 1870 DR. C. E. ROBERTS 1871 M. H. BRO CK Ili 1872 BILLY W. LANIER 1873 FRANK LEWIS 1874 DR. J. RAY ISRAEL '11857 M. IRENE LASSITER 1876 THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA PRESS 1877 KEN BLACK 1878 CLUB CLEANERS 1879 LILLINGTON ROLLER MILLS 1880 LILLINGTON Esso STATION 1881 STORR SALES CO. 1882 N.C. NATURAL GAS. 1883 LAYTON SUPPLY CO. 11884 CAROLINA TEL. & TEL. Co. 1885 RADIO COMMUNICATION CO. 1886 MOTORALA INC. 1887 THOMAS T. LANIER 1888 MORRIS WADE SALES CO. 1889 E. R. THOMAS DRUG Co. 1890 E. R. THOMAS DRUGH CO. '!1891 HOLLAND REST HOME 1892 Goon HOPE HOSPITAL 1893 N. C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 1894 WAKE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 11895 BETSY JOHNSON MEM. Hos. 1896 COATS MEDICAL CLINIC 1897 WILLIAM A. CLARK 11898 BESSIE LEE ! 1899 MRS. GRADY ADCOCK 1900 Ms. L. F. BYRD 1901 CRISTAL EVANS X1902 MRS. DAVID FERRELL 11903 MARGIE JOHNSON [1 904 MRS. ERWIN JOHNSON 11905 MRS. WADE JOHNSON 1906 MRS. D. C. MCKINNEY 1907 ETTA MCNEILL 1908 MRS. EDWIN MORRIS 1909 MRS. W. G. BUTLER ,1910 DUNN AMBULANCE SERVICE 1911 FORSYTH CO. TAX COL. AMBULANCE SERVICE 310.00 PROFESSIONAL SER. RENDERED BD.OF COI M 60.00 GEN. ASSISTANCE 12.00 JAN. 29TH TAX LISTING EXTENDED AD. 30.00 TAX SUITS 105.00 MARCH RADIO SERVICE 10.00 BOND -CLYDE F. PATE 43.13 3AO6331 179.59 NY -42762 119.99 7025, 7026 102.65 PER STATEMENT 5.00 PER MAR. STATEMENT FOR CO JAIL 55.63 500 M. CERTIFICATES & BINDING 1 VOL.' 379.70 INV. RD -502 250.00 FEE- A7O -32 15.08 FISH -00. JAIL 665.46 MAR. A/C CO. JAIL 27.81 PAPER PLATES CO. JAIL 19.57 MAR. A/C -CO. JAIL & DUNN HEALTH CEN.. 4.12 ICE TRAYS -CO. JAIL 33.78 6366- DEPT.OF SOCIAL SERVICES 161.73 PER STATEMENTS 84.93 PER STATEMENT 35.00 APRIL RENT 3.50 STA. No 270505 19.61 202L6, 20228, 20486 19895- Co. AGENT! 2.27 1600 -HOME EC. EXT. AGT. 1.00 12 MONTHS SUB. TO FARM JOURNAL 98.80 PER APRIL STATEMENT 6.00 1 YEAR SUBSCRIPTION 144.00 23676 21.12 BD. OF HEALTH MEETING 22.66 BD. OF HEALTH MEETING 21.96 BD. OF HEATH MEETING 21.96 BD. OF HEATH MEETING 20.00 BD. OF HEALTH MEETING 20.00 BD. OF HEALTH MEETING 2.50 FEFUND FOR EXP. TO MEETING 3.00 THE NURSING PROCESS. 15.00. REFUND FOR SUPPLIES 8.86 MAR. A/C - HEALTH 7.72 20512 -DOG POUND 253.52 MAR. A/C SHERIFF'S AND COURTHOUSE 67.38 MAR.A/C SHER. AUDITOR, S.S. FARM AG2t 427.44 PER STATEMENT 31.96 MAR. A/C COURTHOUSE, EXT. SERVICE 30.95 PER STATEMENT 10.00 4727 -CIVIL DEFENSE OFFICE 32.50 46354 10.00 EXPENSES TO C.D. MEETING 5.28 2602 -C.D. OFFICE 44.10 APR. C.D.RENT AND RX- ANTHONY MOORE 17.25 Rx -14702 11.10 REFUND FOR MEDICAL SER. BLANCH NORRIS 20.00 RE: WILLIAM EARL JOHNSON 180.00 RE: MOSE MCKINZIE 60.00 RE: DENNIS W. COLLINS 80.00 RE: NANCY HUGHES- DORETHA WALKER 13.00 RE: LINDA CARVIN, VICKY BASS 50.00 B. HOME CARE 245.00 B. HOME CARE 77.50 B. HOME CARE 75.50 B. HOME CARE 81.00 B. HOME CARE 150.50 B. HOME CARE 237.00 B. HOME CARE 60.00 B. HOME CARE 81.00 B. HOME CARE 231.25 B. HOME CARE 81.00 B. HOME CARE 453.50 B. HOME CARE 20.00 CARE FOR SHARON & RICKY MOORE, STEVE BURNS FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH 125.00 RE: D. W. POPE, LOMAN COATS, ANNIE FERGESON, DOROTHY BARNES, L.H. TEW ?. 20.00 RE: LOU S. KEENE 3') 1912 DR. C. L. CORBETT 1913 LEE CO. SHELTHERED WORKSHOP 1914 LILLINGTON MEDICAL CLINIC 1915 JOHN JONES 1916 LEWIS MCKINNEY 1917 Louis BAER DEPT. STORE 1918 GLASCO BUSINESS EQUIPMENT 1919 THOMAS H. GLASBY 1920 DR -. A. W. PEEDE 1921 DR. J. RAY ISRAEL 1922 N.C. SANATORIUM 1923 EARL C. PAGE 1924 EVELYN'S READY TO WEAR 1925 OLMAN McLANB 1926 MORRIS J. YOUNG 1927 BARBARA O. HAYES 1928 MRS. W. G. BUTLER 1929 FIRST NAT'L BANK of EENC 100 1930 HARNETT CO. FARM BUREAU 1931 J. A. CARVER 1932 WOODALL, MCCORMICK & ARNOLD 1933 TWYFORD PRINTING CO. 1934 COMMERCIAL PRINTING CO. 1935 AMERICAN STANDARD 1936 SHAW' PLUMING SERVICE 1937 LILLINGTON MEDICAL CLINIC 1938 FIRST CITIZENS BK & TR. CO. 1939 CENTRAL CAROLINA BK & TR CO 1940 FIRST CITIZENS BK & TR. CO. 1941 FIRST NAT'L BANK OF E N G 1942 FIRST NAT t LL BANK OF E N G 1943 SOUTHERN NAT'L BANK OF N.C. 1944 WACCAMAW BANK & TRUST CO. 1945 HOUSE BEAUTIFUL 1946 DR. A. W. PEEDE 1947 WINCHERTER SURGICAL SUPPLY 1948 ROANE- BARKER INC. 1949 LILLINGTON ROLLER MILLS 1950 CAVIN'S BUSINESS PRODUCTS 1951 CAROLINA POWER & LIGHT 1952 PIEDMONT COMMINICATIONS CO. 1953 DUKE HOS &PITAL PHARMACY 1954 BETSY JOHNSON MEM. HOSPITAL 1955 J. E. WOMBLE & SONS 1956 DR. B. P. MARSHBANKS, JR. 1957 LILLINGTON MEDICAL CLINIC 1958 DR. M. B. POOLE 1959 ERWIN FUNERAL HOME 1960 VOID 1961 CONSERVATION & DEVELOPMENT 1962 . WARREN BROS. OIL CO. 1963 DR. C. L. CORBETT 1964 ORMONT DRUG & CHEMICAL CO. 1965 CAROLINA TEL. & TEL. CO. 1966 CAROLINA TEL. & TEL. CO. 1967 ELIZABETH F. MATTHEWS 1968 C. H. AVERY 1969 MARIE A. JOHNSON 1970 ALMA JEAN BASS 1971 BERTHA M. TAYLOR 1972 BERTHA M. TAYLOR 1973 ALMA JEAN BASS 1974 LOLA O'QuINN 1975 W. G. LASATER 1976 ILA MAE BYRD 1977 FIRST NAT'L BANK OF E N G 38, 1978 N.C. BLUE CROSS & B. SHIELD 1, 1979 DO UGAL D MCRAE 1980 DUNN DISPATCH 1981 N.C. NATURAL GAS 1982 CAROLINA POWER & LIGHT 1983 CAROLINA TEL. & TEL. Co. 1984 CAROLINA TEL. & TEL. CO. 1985 CAROLINA TELEPHONE CO. 1986 ELIZABETH F. MATTHEWS 1987 HAVIs HUGHES 7.00 RE: JUDY WATSON 25.00 421 - ELBERT SESSOMS 10.00 RE: ANDREW LOCKLER 30.46 JANITORIAL SER. MAPLE GRO. SCHOOL 738.00 PER MAR. STATEMENT - GARBAGE DUMP. 20.00 APRIL RENT 28.32 78596 -BD. OF ELECTIONS 9.00 3 MoNS. 1- 2- 3 -'70, AGRI BUS. 160.00 M & I CLINICS 40.00 P S CLINICS -MAR. 43.52 4096- HEALTH DEPT. 33.28 FEFUND FOR ERROR IN TAX LISTING 5.95 REFUND FOR ERROR IN LISTING TAXES 2.63 REFUND FOR ERROR IN LISTING TAXES 25.00 GEN. ASSISTANCE 47.00 GEN. ASSISTANCE 34.00 CLOTHING MONEY ,000.00 INVESTMENT IN C.D. 75.00 APRIL RENT 50.00 VETERANS SERVICE WORK FOR APRIL 50.00 TAX SUITS 88.71 2431 -2432- SHERIFF'S DEPT. 135.81 RECORD OF WEAPONS PERMITS 71.52 W 42373 10.50 2532 - COURTHOUSE 35.00 RE: PIERCE MCLEA N, BONNIE PORTER 10.50 30 FOOD STAMP TRANSACTIONS 21.70 62 FOOD STAMP TRANSACTIONS 19.95 57 FOOD STAMP TRANSACTIONS 52.85 151 FOOD STAMP TRANSACTIONS 18.20 52 FOOD STAMP TRANSACTIONS 17.15 49 FOOD STAMP TRANSACTIONS 35.00 100 FOOD STAMP TRANSACTIONS 3.50 1 YR. SUB TO HOUSE BEAUTIFUL 8.00 RE: BRENDA SUE HARRIS 12.26 INV. 4/8/70 FOR HEALTH DEPT. 68.73 26426 7.73 22251 -DOG POUND 29.60 1770, 1790 394.30 PER STATEMENT 41.13 F 43057 3.00 Rx. PATRICIA ATKINS 40.00 RE: BRENDA WALKER, BABY GIRL WALKER 41.92 RE: BLANKENSHIP CHILTERN 33.00 RE: FELICIA WORRELL 7.00 RE: DONALD BL AKENSHI P 20.00 RE: SYLVESTER MCCRAE, C. WASHINGTON 12.50 RE: EMMA WYNE 417.13 CO'S PART FOR FOREST FIRE CONTROL 94.25 671 -MAPLE GROVE SCHOOL 110.00 M. & I. CLINIC 75.00 12751 85.62 PER STATEMENT 182.89 PER STATEMENT 23.00 COSTS IN TAX SUITS 50.00 5 DAYS AS OFFICER OF COURT 50.00 GEN. ASSISTANCE 181.14 APRIL SALARY - I.ED.AIDE 111.47 APRIL SALARY & TRAVEL- T. B. PROGEC 145.37 APRIL CLEANING DUNN & LILLINGTON BLiG 48.49 WORK IN HEALTH OFFICE 257.54 WORK IN TAX SUPERVISOR'S OFFICE 341.53 TAX APPRAISAL WORK 25.00 GEN. ASSISTANCE 919.32 APRIL PAYROLL 044.13 GROUP NO. 0430012001 375.00 SERVICES RENDERED BD. OF ELECTIONS 18.00 FEB. 25 AD (RATE OF COMPENSATION) 11.47 PER STATEMENT 54.97 PER STATEMENT 313.05 PER STATEMENTS 39.58 PER STATEMENTS 20.55 CALLS MADE BY WILLARD CREIGHTON 10.00 COURT COST -TAX SUITS 25.00 GEN. ASSISTANCE 392 1988 GILBERT BROWN 1989 MRS. JAMES M. YATES 1900 WORTH BYRD 1991 N. C. LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL EMPLOYEES' RET. SYSTEM 1992 N.C. LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL EMPLOYEES' RET. SYSTEM 1993 N.C. LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL EMPLOYEES' RET. SYSTEM 1994 SOUTHERN NAT'L BANK 23.52 WELFARE BOARD MEETING 22.72 WELFARE BOARD MEETING 22.72 WELFARE BOARD MEETING MATCHING CONTRI. FOR WELFARE (1 1,469.66 HEALTH EMPLOYEES MATCHING CONTRI. FOR GEN. EMPLOYEES] 1,619.77 AND LAW ENF. EMPLOYEES 2,107.91 EMPLOYEES' RET. CONTRI. 5,308.80 W.H. TAX FOR CO. EMPLOYEES (FOLLOWING IS A LIST of SALARY CHECKS FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL, 1970 16204 M. H. BROCK 16205 W. J. COTTON, JR. 6206 D. P. RAY, JR. 6207 C. E. "'CRAMP 6208 GILBERT BROWN 6209 GERALD ARNOLD 16210 THOMAS ALLEN 6211 LOTTIE PATTERSON 6212 BESSIE S. JOHNSON 6213 PATSY H. NOBLES 6214 W. EARL JONES 6215 ALICE SCHMINCKE 6216 EDNA W. BUTTS 6217 JACKIE J.DENNING 6218 H. D. CARSON, JR. 6219 RACHEL W. BLANCHARD 6220 HAROLD UPCHURCH 6221 THOMAS H. JAMES 6222 WILLIAM MCCORMICK 6223 INEZ HARRINGTON 6224 VELMA S. EDWARDS 6225 FLORA GREEN MILTON 6226 INEZ W. SESSOMS 6227 CLYDE L. Ross 6228 PAUL B. DREW 6229 B. E. STURGILL 6230 RUTH STURGILL 6231 LOUVENIA HcL. LEE 6232 FLETCHER C. HUBBARD 6233 NoAMI F. HAWLEY 6234 GLYNESS MEEKS 6235 MADEL INE W. HAWLEY 6236 PATRICIA W. MCDONALD 6237 MARY P. AVERY 6238 JEAN ADCOCK 6239 ANNE LEE SAWYER 6240 SANDRA BYRD 6241 EMMA LEE WEST 6242 HARVEY Y. GODFREY 6243 MARJORIE G. WADE 6244 HELEN R. CREWS 6245 GLENN C. O'KELLEY 6246 EGETA WILLIAMS 6247 FREDERICK B. FLEMING 6248 JOYCE G. PULLIAM 6249 JANET E. STONE ;6250 JOHN D. DAVIS 6251 JUDITH G. CRAWFORD 6252 JIMMY F. RAGLAND 6253 JANET D. BEABOUT 6254 JANE H. SMITH 6255 WILLIAM F. ROGERS 16256 GAYLE M. ADAMS 6257 JOY L. DAwsoN 6258 ESTHER T. BUTTS 6259 MARGIE HARRINGTON 6260 KATHLEEN THOMAS 6261 PAULINE SANFORD 6262 C. R. AMMONs 16263 JAMES E. GoFF 116.00 126.80 100.00 120.00 120.00 300.00 602.12 290.81 273.02 228.58 545.47 310.16 281. 79 231.33 685.13 321.54 337.12 262.65 218.53 355.92 318.85 298.56 239.03 253.20 237. 75 380.88 187.93 156.52 691.49 317.85 340.51 285.54 387.68 265.76 239. 76 267.23 246.93 540.15 516.71 490.55 295.82 547.38 380.09 504.91 559.54 493.62 483.01 479.27 490.27 506.44 486.23 541.92 473.42 461.02 344.84 361.88 357.40 385.87 371.76 297.58 6264 CHARLES E. HOMMOND 6265 H. W. LLOYD 6266 JUANITA S. HIGHT 6267 BETTIE E. GILES 6268 VIRGINIA L. SIMMONS 6269 JAMES P. WEST 6270 IDA P. HINNANT 6271 DPHEL IA MCLEAN 6272 M. IRENE LASSITER 6273 HATTIE E. BARNES 6274 LIDA R. O'QUINN 6275 REBECCA S. COLEMAN 6276 KATHRYN S. BRADLEY 6277 M. H. CANADY 6278 KEN BLACK 6279 BRENDA LEE 6280 ALTA PEARL POPE 6281 HERBERT E. HUDSON 6262 JEAN M. IRVIN 6283 THOMAS T. LANIER 6284 LILLIAN B. SMITH 6285 ROY S. GODWIN 6286 ALVIS LEE MCKoY 6287 ANDREW M. ANDERSON 6288 WILLIAM FRED HALL 6289 BETTY JEAN MCRAE 6290 BESSIE W. Moss 6291 MURIEL F. CANN 6292 MARGARET N. MCDONALD 6293 MYRTLE D. REGISTER 6294 WADE H. STEWART 6295 EDNA K. NEWTON 6296 MADIE LEE MORGAN 6297 LEMUEL C. GREGORY, JR. 6298 JAMES V. GRIFFIN 6299 B. F. TEMPLE 6300 JAMES S. WEST 6301 ROGER W. LYON 6302 JAMES E. TURNAGE 6303 CHARLES L. REAL 6304 STANLEY BYRD 6305 CHARLES A. CANN 6306 HILTON L. POPE 6307 EUGENE JOHNSON 6308 CLYDE F. PATE 6309 PAUL D. LUCAS 272.73 385.00 199.80 1%98.06 271.66 271.08 185.39 118.64 618.36 527.40 522.12 533.90 122.03 590.52 503.34 279.73 274.06 437.82 375.98 601.00 380.23 71.40 124. 71 99.96 99.61 296.25 344.70 512.23 295.98 516.27 671.08 278.42 272.25 539.76 532.28 335.49 947. 71 524.64 534.64 507.12 367.04 488.15 504.28 509.74 484.06 280.58