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Home My WebLink About04051971459 MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS - April 5, 1971 REGULAR MEETING CALL TO ORDER GERALD ARNOLD REPRESENTATIVE The regular monthly meeting of the Board of County Commissioners convened on Monday April 5, 1971, with the following present: Chairman M. H. Brock, Vice Chairman D. P. Ray, Jr., members C. E. McLamb, W. J. Cotton, Jr., and Gilbert Brown. Also present were H. D. Carson, Jr., Clerk to the Board and Edward H. McCormick, County Attorney.. Chairman Brock called the meeting to order at 9:20 A. M. and Commiss- ioner Brown offered the morning prayer. Gerald Arnold, Representative, visited the meeting for a brief time. The Board discussed mine stripping and County Coroner with Attorney Arnold. Chairman Brock expressed the appreciation of the Board for th work and cooperation that Representative Arnold was doing and offering in behalf of our county and this area. MINUTES The minutes of the March 1971 meeting were read and approved. EARL GRAY HARNETT CO. PARKS AND RECREATION COMMITTEE Mr. Earl Gray of Harnett County Parks and Recreation Committee appear- ed before the Board and presented the 1971 Summer Recreation Program. Chairman Brock commended Mr. Gray for his program and informed Mr. Gray that the Board would support the program again this year as well as they had the last year. W. EARL JONES TAX COLLECTOR Mr. W. Earl Jones, Tax Collector, presented the report of his depart- ment. He Also presented the following resolution: THOMAS ALLEN TAX SUPERVISOR 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 1970 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 1971 between the hours of 10:00 A.M. and 2:00 P. M. (1000 to 1400 hours) pursuant to G.S. 105 - 387." Respectfully submitted, W. Earl Jones Tax Collector. This the 5th day of April, 1971. ACTION: Commissioner Cotton made a motion to adopt the foregoing resolution, Commissioner McLamb seconded the motion and it carried- Mr. Thomas Allen, Tax Supervisor, appeared before the Board for approval of the following requests for refunds: Wandean 0. Fredericks, Johnsonville Twp. Thomas Clarence 0 "Connell - B. H. Twp. Cephus D. & Georgia Baker - Ave. Twp. $ 5.11 13.92 7.52 ACTION: Commissioner Cotton made a motion to approve the foregoing requests, Commissioner Ray seconded the motion. It carried unanimously DATES FOR EQUALIZATION AND REVIEW By unanimous decision, the dates for the meetings of the Board of equalization and Review were set to be held in the Commissioners Room, Courthouse, Lillington, 10:00 o'clock on the following dates: First meeting Second meeting Third meeting April 29, 1971 May 13, 1971 May 27, 1971. Mr. Allen informed the Board that the revaluation of rural property was approximately 65% complete. DELMON WILLIAMSON, PRES. DUNN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Mr. Delmon Williamsgn, President of Dunn Chamber of Commerce, and Mr Walton, came before the Board with the following resolution: MINUTES OF APRIL MEETING CONTINUED Commissioners, Harnett County Lillington, N. C. WHEREAS, The Dunn Area Chamber of Commerce is requested to advise indus trial prospects regarding the City of Dunn and County of Harnett with resp to the installation and maintenance of water and sewage lines to industria sites; and WHEREAS, the Chamber has deligently attempted to secure this informatio from time to time but has been unable to obtain information upon which an industrial prospect could rely; therefore BE IT RESOLVED, that the Dunn Area Chamber of Commerce respectfully request the City of Dunn and the County of Harnett to furnish the follow- ing information by duly adopted resolution. 1. Will the City of Dunn and County of Harnett provide water and sew facilities to the industrial sites on US 301 south of Dunn marked on the attached map? 2. If so, when, and under what conditions? 3. The policy for providing water and sewage to industries locating in the present city limits. 4. The policy for providing water and sewage facilities to industrie locating within the planning area of the City of Dunn. 5. The policy for providing water and sewage facilities to industrie locating within one mile of the outer limits of the planning area of the City of Dunn. 6. The date of expiration of policies. THIS, the 15 day of March, 1971. /s/ Delmon F. Williamson Delmon F. Williamson, President Dunn Area Chamber of Commerce, Inc. Chairman Brock called to the attention of the Board and Mr. Williamson That Harnett County had already answered many of the questions and had indicated that the County would comply, as he read from a document dated November 13, 1970, signed by the Chairman of Board of Commissioners, and is presently being contained in the files of the Chairman. Mr. Williamson suggested that a study be made to determine the policies that would apply to firms seeking to locate in the County. Also, he suggested that representation from the Board attend the city meetings to discuss details deemed necessary. Chairman Brock assured Mr. Williamson that the resolution would be taken under consideration. SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE SUPERVISORS Mr. J. A. Senter, W. A. Buie, J. C. Harrington, Dan Andrews, Roger Montague and F. M. Puryear appeared before the Board in behalf of the Soil Conservation Services and its Supervisors. They presented a report as to activities of their department, and requested the Board to allocate funds in the next fiscal year to provide their department with a part -time secretary. Chairman Brock informed the group that this request would be placed in the Budget materials. TOM LANIER, ASSISTANT FIRE MARSHAL Tom Lanier, Assistant Fire Marshall, along with Charles Nordan came before the Board and presented a list of places over the county where he had personally determined to be in need of changes or modifications to further prevent fire. He also informed the Board that a new fire district is bein formed and will be called the Flat Branch Fire District. Chairman Brock suggested that Mr. Lanier continue work on the fire codes. He expressed appreciation to Charles Nordan for taking the time to work with and train Mr. Lanier further in fire detection. Brock further stated that the Board would endeavor to compensate Mr. Nordan for his assistance. TAX AND WELFARE LIEN ATTORNEY Marshall Woodall, Tax and Welfare Lien Attorney presented the following report to the Board: INDEX SYSTEM Collection on Taxes: Alex Covington Stewart's Creek Twp. SD 3511 $190.00 $30.00 Atty. fee For information, Mr. Woodall reported that the agreed down - payment and the first monthly installment of $2,500. had been received from Wellons Candy Company by the Tax Collector. Mr. Woodall asked the Board to consider a new type of computer -index syste for the Register of Deeds Office. The Board had previously requested Mr. Woodall to do research on the subject. Chairman Brock suggested that he come before the Board at a later date, prepared to quote prices and have someone to explain the method more fully. ct ge 490 MINUTES OF APRIL MEETING CONTINUED RESOLUTION FROM 3AR ASSOC. A resolution from the Harnett County Bar Association was read to the Board as follows: RESOLUTION Whereas, the Harnett County Bar Association is of the opi that all instruments that are filed for recordation in the Harnett Co Register of Deeds Office should be marked for filing at the precise moment the instrument is handed over to the Registrar of Deeds; and Whereas, the Harnett County Bar Association is of the opi that a time clock could be utilized in the Harnett County Register of office for the purpose of marking all instruments presented for recor in that office; 1 • . on ty on eeds tion THEREFORE, be it resolved that the Harnett County Bar Association urge the Harnett County Register of Deeds Office to purch..e a time clock to be used in the marking of all instruments presented fo recordation. /s/ Wiley F. Bowen President, Harnett County Bar Association /s- Edward Greene Sec. - Treas. Harnett County Bar Associatio ACTION: Commissioner Ray made a motion that a time clock be purchased and installed in the Register of Deeds Office. He said he thought it was important and necessary. Commissioner McLamb seconded the motion and it carried unanimously. Authorization was granted to Mr. H. D. Carson and Commissioner Cotton to purchase the time clock. GRAND JURY REPORT The Grand Jury Report was read, discussed and ordered filed in the Records of the Chairman of the Board. RESIGNATION OF MRS. RACHEL SPEARS Chairman Brock brought to the Board a letter of resignation from Mrs. Rachel Spears from the Library Board. Commissioner Ray made a motion that the Board accept the resignation of Mrs. Spears. He added that the record show that it was with much regret. Commissioner Cotton seconded the motion and it carried. An appointment to fill the vacancy created on the Library Board by Mrs. Spears resignation was tabled until the May 1971 meeting. APPOINTMENT TO BOARD OF DEV. COMM. Commissioner Brown moved that Harrington Morrision be appointed to serve on the Development Commission Board, a vacancy created by the resignation of Mr. Alex Cameron. ROAD PETITIONS Commissioner Ray seconded the move and the move carried unanimously. Chairman Brock ordered that this information be sent to Mr. D. W. Denning, Chairman of the Development Commission Board, and that Mr. Morrison would take office immediately. The following raod petitions were approved by the Board by a motion o Commissioner McLamb and a seconded by Commissioner Brown: Anderson Creek Twp. Darroch Road, .6 mile, 6 homes, request for impro Anderson Creek Twp. Pittman Drive - 1 mile 14 occupied homes - add to system. .4 mile between Old and New 421, 1 occupied home. COUNCIL OF AGING Mrs. Nobles reported progress and events from the Region M Coordinatin Council on Older Adults, Inc. REGION M BYLAWS ED MC CORMICK County Attorney, Ed McCormick, presented a resolution setting forth th bylaws of Region M Council of Governments as follows: RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR THE CREATION OF A REGIONAL COUNCIL OF LOCAL OFFICIALS TO BE KNOWN AS THE REGION "M" COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS TO BE COMPOSED OF ELECTED REPRESENTATIVES FROM THE FOLLOWING GOVERNMENTAL UNITS OF THE COUNTIES OF CUMBERLAND, HARNETT, AND SAMPSON AND INCORPORATED CITIES AND TOWNS THEREIN. ment . WHEREAS, the North Carolina General Assembly, pursuant to G.S. 161 -77.1 through 160 -77.6, has authorized any two or more municipalities and co nties to create a regional council of local officials with such powers as ar spec- ified in the creating resolution or any amendments thereto; AND 491. WHhUhAS, the governing o•les o e coun ies o Cumberland, Harnett, Sampson, and certain cities and towns therein have expressed an interest in the creation of a regional council of local officials; and the Board of Commissioners of the County of Harnett finds that it would be in the best interest of the citizens of this county to join in the creation of such regional council of local officials; AND WHEREAS, a regional council of local officials would benefit the governmental units participating in such a council, would provide a forum in which the participating officials might study and discuss community problems of mutual interest and concern, and could lead to the making of recommendations for consideration by the participating governing bodies; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Commissioners of the County of Harnett joins with the governing bodies of the counties of Cumberland and Sampson and certain cities and towns therein in the formati n' and establishment of a regional council of local officials with the bylaws of said council being set forth below which are hereby made a part of this resolution. ACTION: Commissioner Cotton made a motion to adopt the foregoing resolutio "Region M. Council of Governments" upon recommendation of the County Attorney. Commissioner McLamb seconded the motion and it carried unanimously. MEDICAL EXAMINER SYSTEM BILLS Commissioner Ray made a motion that the budget of the Coroner be amended in the amount of $4,000. in order to be able to pay the bills that will be due in regards to the new Medical Examiner System. Commissioner McLamb seconded the motion and it carried. BIDS LANDSCAPE MENTAL HEALTH CENTER Two bids were received in connection with the landscaping of the Lee- Harne t Mental Health Building in Buies Creek. One from Angier Nursery and one from Melvin Weeks Gardens in Dunn. Commissioner Cotton made a motion that we employ and pay the nursery sel- ected with the help and advice of the Garden Club. Commissioner McLamb seconded the motion and it carried. ADJOURNMENT The meeting adjourned at 12 :30 P. M. Patsy y.bles, Recording Secretary H. D. Carson erk to the Board 192 CHECKS ISSUED DURING THE MONTH OF APRIL 1971. 4232 Keller Rest Home 4233 Mrs. Grady Adcock 4234 A. M. Ivey 4235 C. H. Avery 4236 C. E. McLamb 4237 Selena L. Larsen 4238 Ella Wood Lee 4239 John Harrington 4240 Void 4241 Olena Davis 4242 Singer Friden Division 4243 J. A. Johnson Construction 4244 Twyford Printing Co. 4245 Everson -Ross Co. 4246 Beasley's Garage 4247 Mobile Communication Service 4248 Lillington Esso Station 4249 Layton Supply Company 4250 N.C. Natural Gas Corp. 4251 Frank Giles 4252 Shaw's Plumbing Service 4253 Tart Brothers 4254 Lillington FCX 4255 Void 4256 Dutch Treat Markets, Inc. 4257 Johnson's 4258 Earnest West 4259 Dr. Grover C. Pate, Jr. 4260 Gale:D. Johnson, M. D. 4261 N.C. Prison Department 4262 Betsy Johnson M. Hospital, Inc. 4263 Bernice Lucas 4264 Storr Sales Company 4265 W. H. King Drug Co. 4266 Dr. A. W. Peede 4267 W. B. Saunders Company 4268 Newton Mfg. Co. 4269 N.C. State Board of Health 4270 G. D. Searle & Co. 4271 Ken Black 4272 M. H. Canady 4273 4274 4275 4276 4277 4278 4279 4280 4281 4282 4283 4284 4285 4286 '4287 4288 4289 4290 4291 4292 4293 4294 4295 4296 4297 4298 4299 4300 4301 4302 4303 4304 4305 4306 4307 4308 4309 4310 4311 4312 4313 4314 4315 4316 4317 M. Irene Lassiter Brenda G. Lee Margaret N. McDonald Lida R. O'Quinn Wellons' Furniture Co Club Cleaners Lafayette Drug Company Carolina Power & Light Co. Lillington Roller Mills, Inc. Lillington Medical Clinic Town of Lillington Harnett County News Pilot Freight Carriers, Inc. Walker Thomas Modern Laundry & Cleaners Bowen Office Equipment Co. Storr Sales Company Motorola, Inc. The E.R. Thomas Drug Co. Carolina Tel & Tel. Co. Mrs. J. M. Herring William A. Clark Mrs. Grady Adcock Mrs. Lennie R. Arnold Mrs. J. E. Bradford Mrs. J. A. Walker Mrs. Edwin Morris Etta McNeill Mrs. D. C. McKinney Mrs. Wade Johnson Rachel Johnson Margie Johnson Mrs. E. C. Flowers Mrs. David Ferrell Mrs. Cristal Evans Mrs. Ray Cameron Mrs. L. F. Byrd Mrs. W. G. Butler Mrs. Johnson Buie N. C. Memorial Hospital Dunn Ambulance Service Gravely Sanatorium S.River Elect. Membership Corp. Lanier's Hardware Nu -Home Builders & Supply Co. 75.79 B. Home Care 2.50 Spending money. 73.75 Painting Co. Jail. 50.00 5 days as court officer. 20.30 Refund for March Expenses. 50.00 Gen. Assistance 25.00 Gen. Assistance 37.38 B. Home Care 45.00 Gen. Assistance 54.50 031715539 944.00 Mar. Acct. Erwin & Coats Garbage areas. 97.03 5205 3.30 30828 -W 75.38 0065- Sheriff's Dept. 110.00 Mar. Radio Service 297.46 Mar. Acct. Sheriff's Dept. 119.83 Mar. Acct. Courthouse 446.41 Per statement. 298.35 Per statement for Co. Library 240.00 3146- County Jail 91.00 1832 -Reg. of Deeds Office 1.96 Filters - Courthouse 389.63 77.76 11.15 18.00 75.00 448.00 181.45 35.00 15.00 51.55 16.00 7.98 140.17 77.10 144.00 2.00 2.00 1.50 3.20 3.20 1.55 14.87 23.23 6.18 2.00 7.73 86.00 72.40 95.00 6.05 25.00 28.13 217.08 16.56 32.50 30.00 39.01 6.00 50.00 2.50 204.75 78.00 204.25 144.25 76.00 70.50 76.00 76.00 162.00 68.14 148.75 78.00 82.00 72.50 3.00 7.50 100.00 60.00 35.40 33.90 7.16 17.20 Mar. Acct. Co. Jail Mar. Acct. Co. Jail Mar =Acct. Co. Jail Re: Calvin Murphy, Homer Whisnant. Re: Alice Lewis Re: Danny Chance, Andrew Strickland. Re: Alice Lewis April Rent. 66245 7648 Re: Charlie Chester Matthews, Patricia H M 15724- Health Department 222 567- Health Department April statement for Health Dept. 53794 March Expense March Expense " Travel 11 " Expense 9441 -Dunn Health Center March acct. Health Dept. March Health Dept. Acct. per statement March Acct. dog pound Professional Services per statements Ads for Bd. of Comm. & Bd. of Health 202118 -7 Del. Rec. Gen. Assistance Mar. Acct. Jail and Dunn Health Center 34146, 34399,34963,35414- Co.Agt.,34402 He 66317, Veterans Office MA 20031 March Rent per statement B. Home Care B. Home Care B. Home Care fl Re: jefferson Gardner Bryant Re: Viloria Burns, Gilbert Henry Monroe S. Care for Genee Gilbert Childress Per statement Hole diggers - garbage pits B121348- Garbage Program rrington lth 493 CHECKS WRITTEN DURING THE MONTH OF APRIL 1971 T318 4319 4320 4321 4322 4323 4324 4325 4326 4327 4328 4329 4330 4331 4332 4333 4334 4335 4336 4337 4338 4339 4340 4341 4342 4343 4344 4345 4346 4347 4348 4349 4350 4351 4352 4353 4354 4355 4356 4357 4358 4359 4360 4361 4362 4363 4364 4365 4366 4367 4368 4369 4370 4371 4372 4373 4374 4375 4376 4377 4378 4379 4380 4381 4382 4383 4384 4385 4386 4387 4388 4389 4390 4391 4392 4393 4394 4395 4396 4397 4398 Lillington FCX Maple Grove Recreation Program Erwin Recreation Program Dunn Recreation Program American Express Co. Sexton Motor Sales Dr. Robert H. Threlkel Dr. A. W. Peede R. S. Landauer Jr. & Co. Wandean 0. Fredericks Cephus D. & Georgia Baker Thomas Clarence O'Connell Mrs. D. c. McKinney Elizabeth F. Matthews, C.S.C. Thomas H. Glasby Lola O'Quinn Bertha M. Taylor Bertha M. Taylor Alma Jean Bass Mrs. A. M. Ivey Mrs.Herman Tew Mrs. Johnson Buie Bank of North Carolina N.C. Blue Cross & Blue Shield N. C. Symphony Society, Inc. Woodall, McCormick & Arnold Burroughs Corporation Twyford Printing Co. Comma Danieley Cott Index Sys Xerox Corporation N. C. State Board of Health Dr. William E. Adair, Jr. Dr. L. R. Doffermyre- Dr. James 0. Fridley Dr. James R. Israel Dr. J.K.Williford Kaasa, Pate & Edwards, PA Dr. H.D.Mabe, Jr. Storr Sales Compp.ny Glasco Business Equipment Co. Central Carolina Bank First Citizens Bank Bank of North Carolina Bank of North Carolina Southern National Bank Waccamaw Bank & Trust Co. First Citizens Bank Lafayette Drug Co. N.C. Natural Gas Corp Lida R. O'Quinn M. Irene Lassiter Louis E. Bottiglier, Postmaster Lillington Roller Mills, Inc. Carolina Telephone & Tel. Co. Carolina Telephone & Tel. Co. Carolina Power & Light Co. Carolina Telephone Company Dutch Treat Market, Inc. The E.R. Thomas Drug Co. N.C. Fed. Surplus Prop. Agy. Covington Clinic Lillington Medical Clinic Mann's Drug Store #2 State Commission for the Blind Edward H. McCormick Dept. of Conservation & Dev. Warren Bros. Oil Co. Mr. Phil Jones Twyford Printing Company Dr. C. L. Corbett Carolina Power & Light Co. Carolina Telephone Company Gilbert Brown Mrs. James R. Yates Dougald McRae Carolina Tel. & Tel. Company M. H. Brock M. H. Brock Elmon Piplin Elizabeth F. Matthews, C.S.C. Jesse Feathers 68.74 108.00 400.00 600.00 34.96 20.00 80.00 160.0o 10.20 5.11 7.52 13.92 40.00 17.00 9.00 253.80 164.38 73.83 200.35 145.00 142.00 163.00 46,530.04 1,045.46 25.00 20.00 330.92 128.24 283.29 113.31 900.00 25.00 50.00 75.00 50.00 125.00 150.00 10.00 4.89 944.83 37.10 32.20 68.60 27.30 23.45 52.85 26.25 5.84 48.42 10.90 4.17 30.00 15.46 181.45 165.19 520.43 182.18 10.36 30.00 1,145.70 13.00 14.00 7.75 1,016.83 260.00 2,343.89 122.97 28.06 226.93 170.00 19.59 38.05 23.52 22.72 330.00 281.11 96.30 21.96 34.00 23.00 80.00 General Assistance 4399 N.C. Local Gov. Emp. Ret. Sys. 1,506.94 4400 N.C. Local Gov. Emp. Ret. Sys. 1,768.36 9384,9586- Garbage Program 70 -71 Allocation 70 -71 Allocation n 047 138 8637 03345, Agri -Bus. commission PS Clinics M & I Clinics 192063 Refund for error in listing taxes. Refund for error in listing taxes. Refund for error in listing taxes. Clothing for Angela Roderick Court cost in tax suit 68 -CVD -928 Jan,Feb.,March N & 0 April Salary Tax Supervisor's Office April salary - Health Centers April salary -TB Project April salary & Travel Imm.Ed. Aide B. Home Care April Payroll Group No. 043 0012 001 - Membership donor Court costs A.G. West Suit 1374823 Co. Auditor Order no. 5318 Reg. of Deeds 588 -599 Reg of Deeds 007891838 Reg. of Deeds Case nos. 346,405,406,496,535,536. Case No. 412 Case Nos. 496,535. Case Nos. 346,361,406 Case Nos. 405,717. Case Nos. 595,681,704,360,493. Autopsy W.R. Walker Ex. Alice Lewis Inv. 67527, Soc. Services Inv. nos. 6388,6239, less 5672 credit. 106 Food Stamp Trans March. 92 X96 " 78 67 151 " 75 Film County Agent Dunn Health Center N.C. Conf. Exp. Attend meeting on Aged, Fayetteville Postage- Health 18258,18760 Dog Pound per statement 11 " per statement Civil Defense Acct. April Rent 2171,2172,0. D. Agency OV Mike Roderick Angela Roderick & Elizabeth Covington RX. Carolyn Bass Co's part Aid to the Blind Professional fees Co's part for Fire Control 11250,12491 Maple Grove School 16 hrs. work at Maple Grove School. 1903,2859,3731,Bd.of Elections. Ap & FP Clinics. per statement per statement Social Services Bd. Meeting. Social Services Bd. Meeting. Services rendered Bd. of Elections per statements 5 days as Acting Co. Mgr. plus travel. Board of Health meeting. General Assistance Court costs in tax suits,68 -CVD -919, 71 -CVD -335. Matching Contri for Welfare & Health Matching Contri for Gen Emp & Law Emp. A194 4401 N. C. Local Gov. Emp. Ret. Sys. 4402 Southern National Bank 2,213.10 Employees Ret. Contri. 5,360.00 April W. H. Tax. SPECIAL MEETING APRIL 29, 1971. Chairman Brock called the special meeting to order at 11:00 A.M., with all Commissioners present. D. W. Denning, spokesman for the Airport Commission, presented the findings of the Airport Commission, as well as reports, recommendations and proposals, for the con- sideration of the Board. Ray Daniels, Carolina Power & Light Company, Mr. Herman Green, and Bob Leak of Dunn, appeared with Mr. Denning. Mr. Ed Bain offered his favorable support. Action was tabled. SALARY CHECKS FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL 30, 1971. 7554 M. H. Brock 7555 W. J. Cotton, Jr. 7556 D. P. Ray, Jr. 7557 C. E. McLamb 7558 Gilbert Brown 7559 Edward H. McCormick 7560 Thomas Allen 7561 Lottie Patterson 7562 Bessie S. Johnson 7563 Rachel S. Kprpulinski 7564 W. Earl Jones 7565 Alice Schmincke 7566 Edna W. Butts 7567 Jackie J. Denning 7568 Wade H. Stewart 7569 Edna K. Newton 7570 Madie Lee Morgan 7571 L. C. Gregory, Jr. 7572 James B. Griffin 7573 B. F. Temple 7574 Roger W. Lyon 7575 Lincoln Neal 7576 Stanley Byrd 7577 James E. Turnage 7578 Hilton L. Pope 7579 Clyde F. Pate 7580 Paul D. Lucas 7581 Joseph C. Gilbert 7582 Lewis C. Rosser, Jr. 7583 Fred D. Freeman, Jr. 7584 George E. Cameron 7585 H. D. Carson, Jr. 7586 Rachel W. Blanchard 7587 Patsy H. Nobles 7588 Harold Upchurch 7589 Thomas H. James 7590 Lee Vernon Harris 7591 Inez Harrington 7592 Velma S. Edwards 7593 Flora Green Milton 7594 Inez W. Sessoms 7595 Clyde L. Ross 7596 Paul B. Drew 7597 B. E. Sturgill 7598 Ruth Sturgill 7599 Louvenia McL. Lee 7600 Fletcher C. Hubbard 7601 Naomi F. Hawley 7602 Glyness Meeks 7603 Madeline W. Hawley 7604 Patricia W. McDonald 7605 Mary P. Avery 7606 Annie Lee Sawyer 7607 Sandra Mae Byrd 7608 Edna C. Langdon VOID VOID 7609 235.90 Edna C. Langdon 7610 Vickie E. Bullock 7611 Bonnie B. Beasley 7612 Beverly W. Warren 7613 Emma Lee West 7614 Harvey V. Godfrey 7615 Marjorie G. Wade 7616 Helen R. Crews 7617 Glenn C. O'Kelley 116.00 103.50 120.00 120.00 120.00 300.00 618.60 310.90 296.80 231.70 583.75 326.40 298.63 251.28 676.08 297.94 289.27 577.95 569.37 347.51 558.92 542.84 389.76 569.92 539.34 495.15 546.84 537.84 514.65 508.44 507.15 720.09 325.34 289.27 321.59 287.28 273.02 354.08 330 .51 310.90 255.54 262.71 237.25 460.67 203.51 164.36 744.26 340.56 364.41 331.40 374.35 322.40 283.84 267.36 u%Xfl 235.90 355.32 244.90 517.71 661.94 553.24 530.18 334.06 315.47 Secretary Chairman Clerk to the Bo 7618 Egeta Williams 7619 Joyce G. Pulliam 7620 John D. Davis 7621 Jimmy F. Ragland 7622 Jane H. Smith 7623 William F. Rogers 7624 Gayle M. Adams 7625 Joy L. Dawson 7626 Judith G. Crawford 7627 Esther T. Butts 7628 Margie Harrington 7529 Kathleen Thomas 7630 Pauline Sanford 7631 James E. Goff 7632 Charles E. Hammond 7633 H. W. Lloyd 7634 Juanita S. Hight 7635 Bettie E. Giles 7636 Paulette J. Britt 7637 Virginia L. Simmons 7638 Ida P. Hinnant 7639 Ophelia McLean 7640 M. Irene Lassiter 7641 Hattie E. Barnes 7642 Lida R. O'Quinn 7643 Rebecca S. Coleman 7644 Louise M. Lloyd 7645 M. H. Canady 7646 1Ken Black 7647 Brenda Lee 7648 Alta Pearl Pope 7649 Herbert E. Hudson 7650 Jean M. Irvin 7651 Thomas T. Lanier 7652 Lillian B. Smith 7653 Roy S. Godwin 7654 Alvis Lee McKay 7655 Andrew M. Anderson 7656 William F. Hall 7657 Sammie D. Spears 7658 Bessie W. Moss 7659 Muriel F. Cann 7660 Margaret N. McDonald 7661 Myrtle D. Register 7662 Alice R. Shomper 7663 Lespie M. O'Quinn 7664 Wanda Sue Bethune 7665 Kyle Harrington 7666 Lawton 0. Dorman 7667 W. G. Lasater 7668 Neil C. Cameron 7669 J. C. Hobbs 7670 Thomas J. Byrd 7671 Tyree C. Kendall 7672 Lawrie M. Byrd 7673 Tyree P. Senter 7674 Dwight L. Cotton 7675 Hoyt B. Fowler 525.92 572.62 532.94 508.82 472.74 477.27 538.01 492.09 489.26 349.88 383.77 367.14 401.16 322.75 311.00 300.00 221.95 217.40 227.10 280.93 202.85 124.60 677.62 546.61 561.41 570.79 529.07 602.40 551.05 298.34 290.17 447.40 406.82 615.13 298.34 71.10 130.82 105.23 104.73 99.54 371.01 537.86 312.09 525.69 246.80 246.80 246.80 519.56 406.24 598.64 457.66 281.24 446.66 427.56 433.00 442.36 519.25 444.10 rd