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HomeMy WebLinkAbout11041957NOVEMBER 4th. 1957 The Board of Commissioners of Harnett County met in regular session on Monday November 4, 1957 at 10:00 A.M. with all members present. Also present were the County Attorney, theAuditor and the Clerk to the Board. The following monthly reports were approved and placed on file. Elizabeth F. Matthews, Clerk Superior Court, D. P. Ray, Jr. Tax Collector Kyle Barrington, Clerk Recorders Court Earl Wells, Dog Warden L. B. McLean, Veteran Service Officer Inez Harrington, Register of Deeds Roy Godwin, Electrical Inspector B. H. Sellers, Electrical Inspector It is ordered that Pedlers License be granted to Lundsay W. Lee of Duke Township for year 1957 -58 on account of Physical disability The following road petitions were presented: 1. To hard surface that road in Upper Little River which runs from Tingen's Grocery to Leaflet Church, a distance of 3.6 miles (petition mailed) 2. To make passable that road in Averasboro Township, which runs from Pope Road to Second Baptist Church, a distance of 2/10 miles (petition mailed) 3. To black top that road in Duke Township which runs from Old Post Road to Old Dunn -Erwin Road a distance of 1 -1 /10 miles. (petition mailed) L. To fill in a deep ravine in Duke Township, City of Erwin which runs from south 17th. Street to connect with North 17th. Street. (Petition mailed) 5. To "black top that road in Averasboro Township which runs from Charlie Parker to 301 4cccx l at DenningTs place, known as "The Denning Road, a distance of 2 miles (petition mailed) 6. To hard surface thatroad in Upper LittleRiver Township, which runs from J. P. O'Quinn to Bullard road a distance of 1 -8/10 miles. (petition mailed) Upon motion of Commissioner Cameron, seconded by Commissioner Pleasant, the Board ordered that the tobacco acreage allotment for the Cornelius Harnett Boarding Home lands be placed to the Soil Bank for the year 1956. Upon motion of Commissioner Pleasant, seconded by Commission Cameron, the Board voted unanimously: 1. That Roy Godwin be appointed as Harnett County School Inspector at a salary of $220.00 per month effective November 1, 1957 to serve at the pleasure of the Board and that he be paid the sum of c3468.00 for services rendered in such capacity during the months of September and October, 1957, and the said Roy Godwin is herewith ordered and directed to perform such duties as are required under Chapter 844 of the 1957 Session Laws, and, 2`. That Ben H. Sellers, one of the electrical Inspectors for Harnett County, be and he is hereby given jurisdiction as County Electrical Inspector over all of Harnett County except Duke and Averasboro Townships, ans as Duke and Averasboro Townships the said Roy H. Godwin shall have jurisdiction as County-Electrical In- spector, and to the extent herein ordered the area over which Roy H. Godwin was given jurisdiction as one of the Connty Electrical Inspectors is diminished. Upon motion of Commissioner Womble, seconded by Commissioner Cameron, the following Resolution was adopted by unanimous vote: WHEREAS, the 1957 General Assembly autharized that all delinquent taxes due Harnett Count should,upon collection, be placed in a fund to be held and used for the purpose of building a new courthouse or repairing the existing courthouse; and 9 have WHEREAS, deiinqueftt taxes in a substantial:- _4MOUnt already /been collected since the enactment of said legislatS' arid will continue to be collected, and it will be a considerable period of time yet before sufficient funds are available to undertake the erection of a new courthouse or additions to or the overall repair of the existing courthouse, with the result that said delinquent tax funds can not be used and will not be needed in the near future; and WHEREAS, said delinquent tax funds should be invested in order to produce interest income for the benefit of the County until such time as said funds are needed for the purposes hereinabove mentioned, and the Board of Commissioners is authorized by law to cause the same to be invested in United States Government securities andit will be for the best interest of the County to so invest the 'same; NOW, THEREFORE, 'BE IT RESOLVED that the hereby authorized and directed to invest all orh hereafter collected, and which; under" the legislatt, belong to said courthouse fund, States Government, said notes to be purchase County. Harnett County Auditor be and he is delinquent tax funds now on hand terms of the hereinabove mentioned in short -term notes of the United for and issued in the name of Harnett And bei it further resolved that this Resolution shall remain in full force and effect until otherwise ordered by the Harnett County Board of Commissioners; and during the effective term of this resolution the Harnett County Auditor shall keep such records as may be necessry to accurately reflect all funds so invested by him andthe interest earned thereon. Upon motion of Commissioner Pleasant, seconded by Commissioner Cameron, the Board voted unanimously to accept the proposal of R. M. Turlington to .make certain repairs in the Harnett County GOourtroom at the cost of $2495. Upon motion duly made and seconded, the Board ordered by unanimous vote that the County offices be closed on Veterans Day, Monday, November llth. 1957, and on November 28th.1957, Thanksgiving Day. Upon motion of Commissioner Womble, seconded by Commissioner Cameron, the following resolution was adopted by unanimous vote: WHEREAS, at the time the accounting system for Harnett County was revised in 1940 the sum of S1172.60 was set up as an account receivable in the Special Road Bond Fund, said sum being allocated as follows: $751.85 to Averasboro Town- ship; $120.00 to BarbecueTownship; and $300.75 to Black River Township; and WHEREAS, the County Auditor does not now have any information as to how said account receivable was determined or the , reason by which it exists, not- withstanding the fact that the same has been brought forward in every succeeding audit since 1940, and the Chase Bank of New York City, paying agent in connection with said bonds, is unable to furnish any information with respect to said items; and WHEREAS, the Averasboro, Barbecue and Black River Townships road bonds have now been fully paid off and the County, by act of the 1957 General Assembly, has been authorized to pay the balance remaining on hand in each of said township, funds into the Harnett County General Fund and it is necessary, before doing so, to eliminate said three items designated as Accounts Receivables, and the County Auditor has requested the Board of County Commissioners to authorize him to charge the same off; and WHEREAS, the Board of source from which said sum or prove in any manner the should be allowed;. County Commissioners, being unable to determine the is receivable and likewise being unable to determine existence thereof is of the opinion that said request ■ NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the County Auditor be and he is hereby authorized to charge off by proper journal entry said accounts receivable as follows, Averasboro Township Barbecue Township Black River Township $751.85 120.00 300.75 And be it further resolved that this resolution and the charging off of said items shall not in any way release the person or persons owing the same from the Payment thereof if the County shall at any time thereafter be able to deter- mine the person or persons owing said sum or any part thereof to Harnett County. Lena Clark appeared before the Board on behalf of her son, James C. McKay, and requested that she be permitted to redeem, on behalf of her son, the property foreclosed for the non - payment of taxes in S. D. # 2822, Judgment No. A -1788. The Tax Collector advised the Board that the sum of $140.48 would be required to cover all taxes; penalties and costs due on the lands in question for all years including 1957 and further stated that Lena Clark had deposited this amount with him. 95 Thereupon, on motion of Commissioner Womble, seconded by Commissioner Pleasants, the Board voted unanimously to convey its interest insaid land acquired under tax foreclosure Judg. No. A -1786 to James C. McKay and authorized the Chairman to execute deed, attested by the Clerk, covering the county's interest in said land upon receipt of said sum. The tax collector presented to the Board the written proposition of Preston Burns to purchase the interest of Harnett County in the lands required by Harnett County in Tax Foreclosure Suit S. D. No. 2731, Judgment No. A -1716. Said lands were formerly owned by Lucy Elliott, sister of Preston Burns, and theBoard was advised that the said Lucy Elliott, as such former owner, desired that said lands be conveyed to her brother. The Tax Collector advised theBoard that the offer of the said Preston Burns in the amount of $156.89 represented the full amount of taxes, penalties and costs due on said lands for all years including 1957. Thereupon, on motion..of Commissioner Womble, seconded by Commissioner Pleasant, the Board voted unanimously to convey its interest in said land acquired under tax foreclosure Judgment No. A -1716 to Preston Burns and authorized the Chairman to execute deed, attested by the Clerk, covering the county's interest in said land upon receipt of said sum. Commissioner Womble advised the Board that the roof on the Cornelius Harnett Boarding Home was in poor condition and leaking badly. He further advised the Board that unless said roof was immediately fixed considerable damage would re- sult to the interior of the buildin. After considerable discussion as to the best and most economical method of getting the roof repaired, the Board, upai motion of Commissioner Cameron, seconded by Commissioner Pleasant, voted unanimously to authorize Commissioner Womble to employ the necessary help and purchase the materials necessary to forth- with cover the Cornelius Harnett Boarding Hoene and make all repairs necessary in connection therewith. Commissioner Pleasant introduced the following resolution which was read: WHEREAS , THE 1957 General Assembly enacted legislation requiring the electrical facilities in public school buildings to be inspected monthly, which legislation the Harnett County Board of Commissioners was not advertent to at the time the 1957 -58 Budget was prepared and adopted, with the result that no funds were appropriated to defray the cost of such inspection; and WHEREAS, it is now necessary to amend the 1057 -58 Budget Resolution to appropriate funds to defray the expense of making such inspections and complying with the law as enact,4ed by the General Assembly; and WHEREAS, It appears that the sum of $2250.66 will be required during the 1957 -58 fiscal year to defray the expense of complying with said legislation, and the County has on hand in the General Fund an unappropriated and unencumbered sur- plus in excess of said amount; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF HARNETT COUNTY: 1. That the sum of (32250.00 be and the same is hereby appropriated from the General Fund Surplus to be used for the purpose of defraying the necessary expense of having the school buildings in Harnett County inspected in the manner required by law. 2. That the Harnett County Auditor be and he is hereby authorized and directed to transfer said sum from the General Fund Surplus to said new appropria- tion and to disburse the same in the manner directed by this Board for the payment of all expenses necessarily incurred in complying with said 1957 legislation. 3. That the 1957 -55 Budget Resolution be and the same is hereby amended and increased in the amount of $2250.00 said increase to be financed by surplus funds on hand July 1, 1957 and not used in the original Budget Resolution to meet expenses for the currect fiscal year. Upon motion of Commissioner Pleasants, seconded by Commissioner Cameron, the foregoing resolution was unanimously adopted. The Board Adjourned. Clerk to Board 8897 8898 8899 8900 0901 8902 8903 8904 8905 .8906 8907 8908 8909 8910 8911 8912 8913 8914 8915 8916 8917 8918 8919 8920 8921 8922 8923 8924 8925 8926 8927 8928 8929 8930 8931 8932 8933 8934 8935 8936 8937 8938 8939 8940 8941 THE FOLLOWING CHECKS WERE ISSUED DURING THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER, 1957. Void Thomas James W H Matthews Louvenia McLean Town of Lillington Wilbourne Furniture Co H G Whittenton Twyford Printing Co B G 1'onday Constable Lonnie Jackson, Constable The -Jewel Box Inc Dunn Hobby Center Piedmont Communications James H. Anderson Co. Lillington Furniture Co. Brown's Auto Supply Co Inc Layton SupplyCo. Town of Lillington Commercial Printing Co. Inez Harrington, Register R L Pate Coroner L L Upchurch Jailor Purdie Brothers Inc Kelly's Drug Store LaFayette Drug Co. Dr. J. K. Williford Dr. A W Peede J E Womble & Sons Pitney -Bowes Inc Ethel Scott Void L K Boston Negro Co. Agen Dr. G B Codrington Mabel McLean Void Salary Salary Salary Nov. rent Nov. rent for ASC office Salary Invoice fees Fees 2 pistols plated forSheriff's.Dept. Invoice Invoice Invoice Invoice Invoice Supplies for courthouse County's water bill 1 Bonk binder for Register of Deeds of Deeds Oct. postage fees fees Invoice Sept. and Oct accounts Sept. ar]d Oct. accounts Professional services Professional services Statement Invoice Cleaning welfare office in Dunn Void t Demonstration materials V D Clinics. Cleaning Dunn Health center , Modern Laundry and Cleaners State Laboratory of Hygiene Raleigh Office Supply Co. Void Tart Coal and Oil Co.. Guardian Chemical Co. Winchester Surgical Supply Dr. C W Byrd Dr. William H. Lilly, Maliie A. Jackson John M. Strong Statement Invoice void Invoice Invoice Co Invoice Clinics Clinics N.C. 8942 Owen G. Dunn Co. 8943 Elizabeth F. Matthews C S C 8944 Kyle Harrington C R C 8945 TheSeminole Home 8946 Morris Wade Sales Co: 8947 Lillington Roller 8948 Mrs. Earl Wester 8949 Joyce Bromwell 8950 Bernice Weaver 8951 Etta McNeill 8952 Annie L. McDougald 8953 Mr.- & Mrs. George McLean 8954 Etta McNeill 8955 Ina Ryals 8956 Margie Johnson 8957 Mr. & Mrs. John McLean 8958 Smith Foster Home 8959 Mrs. Mack Black 8960 Mrs. Wallace Black 8961 James Riggins 8962 Mrs. 0 V Hooper 8963 Mrs. John Hawkins 8964 Inez Byrd 8965 Vera Ryals 8966 Mrs. D C McKinney 8967 Emma Lee Jacobs 8968 Johnston County Boarding Home 8969 Moody Rest Home 8970 Stone Rest Home 8971 Mrs. John Mason 8972 Katherine McCollum 8973 Queenie Waddell 8974 John C. Maynor Mills, Inc Two copies of transcript Subscription to ADvance shee Supreme Court Invoice Oct. postage Fees in court cases Oct. Boarding Home care Aug. account for Veterans office Invoice Boarding Home care Boarding Home care Boarding Home care rc 11 11 Boarding 71 Home care 11 11 11 11 if 11 Adm $ 39.10 24.44 19.55 50.00 100..00 53.21 215.60 6.60 11.40 28.00 9.45 12.1G 184.03 4.52 1.50 4.03 82.25 - 50.00 200.00 75.00 30.88 38.25 21.46 30.00 19.00 3.75 21.47 4.89 35.74 40.0o 27.89 8.15 3.00 4.67 25.05 15.05 7.52 85.0o 25.0o 30.0o s of the 10.00 6.83 13.00 50.87 180.00 14.09 10.50 97.81 50.00 67.50 84.15 112.00 45.00 90.00 90.00 45.00 180.00 45.00 135.00 147.00 35.00 45.00 121.34 60.00 90.00 135.00 70.00 130.00 165.20 195.00 100.00 40.00 25.00 20.00 97 8975 Lillie Coker Extra Boarding Home care 8976 Lillie Lett " ft It 8977 Fleming Pharmacy Statement 0978 Thomas Walgreen Drug Store Medicine authorized by welfare 8979 Kelly's Drug Store Statement 8980 Wiggins Drug Store Medicine authorized By welfare 8981 Hood's Drug Store it 8982 Dr. A W Peede Professional services 8983 Creech's Pharmacy Medicine authorized by welfare 8984 Dr. G A McLemore Professional services 8986 Duke Hospital Hospitalization 8987 Betsy Johnson Memorial Hospital Inc Hospitalization 8988 Void Void 8989 Outpatient Department N C Memorial hospital 8990 North Carolina Memorial Hospital Hospitalization 8991 Womble Company authorized by welfare Dept. clothes 8992 Prince's Dept. Store Statement 8993 LaFayette DrugCo. Statement 8994 Louise Stone Re- imbrusement 8995 Eastern N C Sanatorium Hospitalization 8996 N C Sanatorium " 8997 Bowen Office Equipment Co Invoice 8998 Harnett County News Printing 8999 C R Moore, Sheriff Fees 9000 Storr Sales Co. Invoice 9001 Lillington Ice and Fuel Co Invoice 9002 Mitchell Printing Co. Invoce 9003 Deans Grocery and Market Oct. Acct. for Co Jail 9004 Roy Godwin Electrical inspection of Schools Sept. 9005 Roy Godwin " " " Oct. 9006 Surety Exterminating Co Monthly service 9007 Carolina Power and Light Co Light Bill for welfare Dept. 9008 Bowen Offiee Equipment Co Invoice 9009 Mac's Typewriter Service Invoice 9010 Stone's Raleigh N C Invoice 9011 Lewis Super Service Co. Invoice 9012 Lela Moore Hall Supt Advance Expenses 9013 M D Lanier, Postmaster Postage for Clerk Recorder's court 9014 Mary Chavis Cleaning welfare office 9015 Lillington Ice and Fuel Co Inc Invoice 9016 City Service Station Statement 9017 Pemberton Electric Co. Partial payment of electrical wiring at courthouse $018 void void 9019 Mrs. Gladys H Poindexter Court reporting Nov. term 9020 D P Ray Jr. Tax Collector Jury tickets 9021 H C whittenton Salary 9022 Thomas James Salary 9023 W H Matthews Salary 9024 Louvenia McLean Salary 9025 Sercy Roofing Co. Heating system for welfare dept. 9026 Void Void 9027 Shirley Faye Smith General Assistance 9028 Pope's 5¢ to $5.00 Store Towels for Co jail 9029 D P Ray, Jr. Tax collector Jury tickets 9030 Mrs. Gladys H. Poindexter Court reporting Nov term 9031 H C Whitenton Salary 9032 Thomas James Salary 9033 Void void 9034 W H Matthews Salary 9035 Louvenia McLean Salary 9036 Willard Pleasant Work at county home 9037 Gene Matthews Work at county home 9038 Clarence Matthews Work at county home 9039 Edward Wilkins Work at county home 9040 Carolina Power and Light Co Light bill for ASC office 9041 Carolina Power and Light Co " " for county 9042 Dunn Ice and Fuel Co Statement Welfare Dept. 9043 Layton Supply Co Statement 9044 Wilbourne's of Dunn Statement 9045 Builders Supply of Lillington Statement 9046 International Business Machines Corp Account 9047 Mrs. Dallas McKinsey Boarding Home care 9048 Mrs. Pallie Cofield Boarding Horne care 9049 Kelly's Drug Store Statement 9050 Hood's Drug Store Statement 9051 Moody Rest Home Statement 9052 Creech's Pharmacy Medicine authorized by welfare 9053 Marjorie Johnson Reembursement authorized by welfare 9054 Stone Rest Home Reimbursement 9055 Betsy Johnson Memorial Hospital Inc Hospitalization 9056 N C Memorial Hospital Hospitalization 225ole 20.00 2.00 6.35 14.25 2.25 5.25 9.00 33.08 25.00 25.30 22.50 10.00 100.00 23.45 48.44 .75 20.00 18.00 180.00 208.03 180.20 118.55 88.95 38.00 177.27 155.86 248.00 220.00 5.00 1.00 25.41 5.75 33.25 169.78 25.00 9.00 4.30 43.85 20.47 1,000.00 169.95 1,240.50 53.21 39.10 24.44 19.55 725.00 15.00 5.13 895.2o 172.80 53.21 39.10 24.44 19.55 56.25 56.25 44.25 50.25 40.53 123.60 7.68 3.29 2.5o 14.28 200.00 7.25 35.00 13.35 13.12 19.95 61.30 6.34 22.14 42.90 250.00 98 9057 -Duke Hospital 9058 Mrs. Earl Wester 9059 Emma Lee Jacobs 9060 Emma Lee Jacobs 9061 Linda McDougald 9062' Margie Johnson 9063 .Linda McDougald 9064 James Riggins 9065 OtQuinn and OtQuinn 9066 Sears, Roebuck and Co 9067 Bernice Weaver 9068 Cromartie Funeral home 9069 9070 9071 9072 9073 9074 9075 9076 9077 9078 9079 9080 9081 9082 9083 9084 9085 9086 9087 9088 .9089 9090 9091 9092 9093 9094 9095 '9096 9097 9098 9099 9100 9tL01 9102 9103 9104 9105 9106 9107 9108 9109 9110 9111 9112 9113 9114 9115 9116 9117 9118 9119 9120 9121 9122 9123 9124 9125 9126 9127 9128 9129 9130 9131 9132 9133 A Y Tudor Mrs. Ina Ryals 'void Mrs. William E. Guinn Gertrude Livington Claude Clegg Mr. & Mrs. Talmadge Gi Howard Boarding Home Howard Boarding,Home Betsy gohnson Memorial Duke Hospital " N C Memorial Hespital Lee County Hospital The Johnston Memorial Hospital Hospitalization Highsmith Hospital 1r Federal Reserve Bank Mary Magolene Moore D P Ray Jr. Tax Collector M D Lanier, Postsster Claude Clegg Jessie Mae Matthews Void D P Ray Jr. Tax Collector Mrs. Lannie Coats Royals Annie Lou Hodges Gladys H. Poindexter H C. whittenton Thomas James W H Matthews Louvenia McLean L A Tart J E Womble Joe Currin Alex M. Cameron Jarvis M. Pleasant W A Johnson Berles C. Johnson Lottie Patterson D P Ray Jr. Alice Patterson Lola O'Quinn D E Lasater, Jr. C R Moore Ramona 0 Warren B E Sturgill A Walker OtQuinn J. Stanley Byrd Clarence E. Moore B F Temple James V. Griffin Willard Pleasant Gene Matthews Clarence Matthews Edward Wilkins H D Carman Jr. Rachel W. Blanchard Inez Harrington Velma S. Edwards Flora Greene Milton Hilda W. Shaw Inez W. Sessoms L,L Upchurch ancy M. Upchurch Lela Moore Hall Naomi F. Hawley Hospitalization Clothing authorized by welfare clothing " 1' clothing " clothing 8 clothing 8 clothing 8 clothing " relief order merchandise authorized by welfare reimbursement part burial expense for James Roberts 2 days as .officer of Grand Jury clothing authorized by welfare void relief order relief order boarding home care lbert Boarding Home care " 11 11 11 Hospital Inc Hospitalization Hospitalization " " 11 11 11. " 11 Withholding tax Relief order Jury tthckets Postage for Auditor's office Clothing for Judis Campbell Cleaning welfare office Void Jury Tickets relief order. relief order court reporting salary salary salary salary Nov. salary Nov. salary Nov. salary Nov. salary Nov. salary Nov. salary Nov. salary and travel Nov. salary. Nov. salary and travel Nov. salary Nov. salary Nov. salary and travel Nov. salary and travel. Nov. salary Nov. salary and travel Nov. salary and travel Nov. salary and travel Nov. salary and travel Nova salary and travel Nov. salary and travel work at county home work at county home wprk at county home, work at county home Nov. salary and travel Nov. salary Nov. salary Nov. salary Nov. salary Nov. salary Nov. salary Nov. salary Nov. salary Nov. salary and travel Nov. salary 37.95 20.00 15.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00`:. 30.00 35.56 46.48 32.18 35.00 14.00 40.00 35.00 11.00 21.06 18.72 48.00 70.00 243.75 166.25 291.00 9.75 19.50 19.25 1, 859.35 22.00 334.90 6.00 35.00 4.30 644.05 9.50 14.00 176.30 53.21 39.10 24.44 19.55 62.00 75.50 40.00 40.00 40.00 224.84 425.66 198.70 389.54 198.70 198.70 384.61 469.30 174.10 398,50 378.35 397.75 398.50 388.45 398.5o 37.50 37.50 30.0o 19.50 405.78 163.40 300.88 198.70 182.50 166.80 152.70 1 1.20 6.00 572.91 220.25 9134 Betty Cannon 9135 Madeline W. Hawley 9136 Doris T. Reardon 9137 Glyness Meeks 9138 Gladys Johnson - 9139 Helen Joyce Williams 9140 Marjorie G. Richie 9141 Margaret J. Cartinger 9142 S H Harrington Jr. 9143 Sharon T. Cooley 91W1 Glenn C. O'Kelley 9145 Sue Jo Glasby 9146 Eleanor Smith 9147 Sam Clark Jr. 9148 Kenneth A. Watkins 9149 Wilma B. Womble 9150 C R Ammons 9151 T D O'Quinn 9152 Juanita S. Hight 9153 Thelma L. Hinson 9154 Sarah Nan Ficquett 9155 Fannie G. Byrd 9156 L K Boston 9157 Void 9158 Ophelia McLean 9159 Ida P. Hinnant 9160 Dr. W B Hunter 9161 M. Irene Lassiter 9162 Hattie E. Barnes 9163 Myrtle D. Register 9164 Helen J. Joyce 9165 Jewel S. Raynor 9166 M H Canady 9167 Gertrude P. Johnson 9168 Alta Pearl Pope 9169 Glenn L. Hooper Jr. 9170 Elizabeth F. Matthews 9171 Ruby T. Curran 9172 Georgia Lee Brown 9173 Madie Lee Morgan 9174 Kyle Harrington 9175 Ada W. Stone 9176 Robert B. Morgan 9177 Neill McKay Ross 9178 L B McLean 9179 Jean Maness= 9180 Earl H. Wells Nov. salary Nov. salary Nov. salary Nov. salary Nov. salary Nov. salary Nov. salary and travel Nov. salary and travel Nov. salary and travel Nov. salary and travel Nov. salary and travel Nov. salary and travel Nov. salary and travel Nov. salary and travel Nov. salary and travel Nov. salary and travel Nov. salary Nov. salary Nov. salary Nov. salary Nov. salary Nov. salary Nov. salary Void Nov. salary Nov. salary Nov. salary and travel Nov. salary and travel Nov. salary and travel Nov. salary and travel Nov. salary and travel Nov. salary and travel Nov. salary travel expense Nov. salary Nov. salary and expense Nov. salary Nov. salary and travel Nov. salary Nov. salary Nov. salary Nov. salary Nov. salary Nov. salary Nov. salary Nov. salary and travel Nov. salary Nov. salary and travel 190.72 170.32 144.27 177.57 153.65 153.65 334.41 349.77 319.21 281.41 316.39 303.55 287.8o 282.54 351.97 216.66 265.50 198.60 95.39 199.20 144.55 71.96 205.50 49.85 99.45 693.53 348.04 322.52 292.09 284.58 292.56 395.65 211.55 154.75 127.40 412.15 217.45 162.35 152.25 279.55 153.30 306.32 259.66 319.17 173.85 362.97 9181 A Ray Thomas Nov. salary and travel 362.12 9182 Colonial Life and Accident Ins Co Group Ins. for Harnett Co employees 21.00 9183 Hospital Saving Asso Group Ins for Harnett Co employees 180.20 9184 Triple State Distributing Co Inc Invoice 463.25 9185 Mrs. Lloyd G. Johnson 8 days work in Tax Supervisor's office 60.00 9186 D P Ray Jr. Tax Collector Jury tickets 428.70 9187 Bank of Lillington Bond issue 11,286.30 9188 Carolina Power and Light Co. Light Bill for Dunn Health center 12.45 9189 Conservation and Development County's part for forest fire control 9190 Carolina Tel and Tel Co County's tel bill 9191 M D Lanier Postmaster Postage for Health Dept. 9192 Dr. Bruce Blackmon Welfare board meeting 9193 J E Womble 9194 W E Nichols 9195 Gladys McLean 9196 Mrs. Pallie Cofield 9197 Faances Jones Fuller 9198 H C Whittenton 9199 Thomas James 9200 W H Matthews 9201 Louvenia McLean welfare board meeting welfare board meeting relief order relief order relief order salary salary salary salary 301.70 387.20 25.00 5.70 5.00 6.40 24.00 17.50 30.00 53.21 39.10 24.44 19.55