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Home My WebLink About04041955412 APRIL 4th. 1955 The Board of County Commissioners met in regular session on Monday, April 4th. 1955 with all members present. Also present were the County attorney, the Auditor and the Clerk to Board. The report of Elizabeth F. Matthews, Clerk Superior Court, was approved and ordered filed. The report of D. P. lay, Tax Collector, was approved and ordered filed. The report of Inez Harrington, Register of Deeds, was approved and ordered filed. The report of L. B. McLean, Veteran's Service Officer, was approved and ordered filed. The reports of B. H. Sellers and Roy Godwin, County Electrical Inspectors, were approved and ordered filed. Commissioner B. P. Ingram moved, seconded by Commissioner J. E. Womble, that Harnett County Representative in the General Assembly be requested to enact legis- lation incleasing the number of Rural Policemen authorized by law be increased from 5 to 7. Motion carried. Commissioner Johnson moved, seconded by Commissioner R. D. Pate, that the janitors be paid 41;10.00 extra per week for cleaning the Health Center on the Court House square. Motion carried. Bond # 92- 292500 - Maryland Casualty Co. with Frances Ramona O'a',uinn Deputy Sheriff in the amount of 4p2000.00, was approved and ordered filed, with Clerk Superior Court. Public Official Bond No. 92- 292500 MARYLAND CASUALTY COMPANY BALTIMORE KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That, Frances Ramona O'Quinn, Erwin', North Carolina, as Principal (hereinafter called Principal), and the Maryland Casualty Company, a corporation of the State of Maryland,having its principal office in the City of Baltimore, Maryland, as Surety, (hereinafter called Surety), are held and firmly bound unto the STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA (hereinafter called Obligee) in the penalty of Two Thousand and no /100 Dollars ($2,000.00); to the payment whereof, well and truly to be made and done, the said Principal binds himself, his heirs, executors and administrators, and the said Surety binds itself, its successors and assigns, jointly and severally, firmly by these presents: THE CONDITION OF THE AFOBEGOING OBLIGATION IS SUCH, that Whereas, the said Principal was appointed Deputy Sheriff, Harnett County, N. C., and Secretary to Sheriff of Harnett County, N. C., for the term beginning on the 6th day of Dec. 1954, and ending on the 6th day of Dec. 1955. NOW, THEREFORE, if the said Principal shall, during the term of this bond, well . and faithfully perform all and singular the dutiesincumbent upon him by reason of his election or appointment to saidoffice, except as here inafter limited, and honestly account for all moneys coming into his hand, according to law,then this obligation shall be null and void; it is otherwise to be and remain in full force and virtue. This bond is executed by the Surety upon the following express condition, which shall be a condition precedent to the right of recovery hereunder; IT IS MUTUALLY UNDERSTOOD AND AGREED BETWEEN ALL PARTIES HERETO that if the Surety shall so elect, this bond may be cancelled by giving thirty (30) days' notice in writing to the said Obligee and this bond shall be deemed cancelled at the expir- ation of said thirty (30) days, the said Surety remaining liable for all or any act or acts covered by this bond, which may have been Silted by the Principal up to the date of such cancellation, under the terms, conditions and provisions of this bond, and the Surety shall, upon surrender of this bond and its release.'from all liability thereunder, refund the premium paid, luss a pro rata part thereof, for the time this bond shall have been in force. Signed, Sealed and Dated this llth.day of Feb. 1955. Witness: Inez Harrington Countersigned (Seal) Jas. F.Davis, Resident Agt. Frances Ramona O'0,uinn (Seal) Principal Maryland. Casualty Company By: J.P. brawley Atty in act. 413 The Board ordered an extension telephone line installed from the Sheriff's office to the jail. Upon motionof Lommissioner Pate, seconded by Commissioner Johnson, Commissioner Womble was authorized to work with the 'Town Board in mgr kna- iirk�;;a2k #xmad pre- paring a parking lot. Motion carried. The board ordered the County Offices to be closed on Saturday A. M. April 9th. through Monday April llth. for the Easter Holiday. The following road petitions were approved: (1) to improve and add to the State Highway system and provide maintenance for that certain road in Black River Township which runs from Highway 210 to a point near the home of Lacoma Adams, and a house owned by Max Denning, a distance of 7/10 miles. (Petition given to Max Denning for Presentation) (2) 'lb black top that road in Luke township, which runs from Highway 421 through to Old Field Church and streets combined in Wonder Town, a distance of 5.3 miles. (Petition given to Dock Pope for presentation) (3) '10 maintain and place on Highway system in Stewart's Creek and Anderson Creek- Townships, which runs from McLamb's store to the Old Wire road by Stephenson's Pond known as a neighborhood road, a distance of 2 miles. (Petition given to Z. V. Coats to present to State Highway Com.) (4) To work up and improve that road in Anderson creeklownship, wnich leads from the residence of A. K. Darroch's BrldgeixatmeUpper Little River, a distance of 9 /10 miles. (Petition given to Hubert Womack to present to State High- way Commission) Commissioner Pate moved that Rural Policemen receive no guard fees and no travel allowance on trips within 40 miles radius of Lillington, and that on trips exceeding 40 miles radius Rural Policemen shall receive travel allowance of 10¢ per mile for all mileage in excess of 80 miles. Seconded by Commissioner J. E. Womble and unanimously passed. THE FOLLOWING JURORS WhRE DRAWN FOR CILVIL T-RM CF SUPPoRIOR COURT BEGINNING May 9th. 1955. 1. Charlie Holder 2. H. L. Byrd 3. Thurman Edwards 4. J D Howard 5. F M Allen 6. Theodore Murchison (col) 7. Alex Womack 8. Wilber B. Weaver 9. Ira Burton (col) 10. Mrs. J. C. Byrd 11. E D Overby 12. R E Temple 13. Robert Womble 14. Daniel A. Darroch 15. James M. Wilson 16. T N Holmes Sr. 17. Ogene Cotton 18. J T Warwick 19. W L Chalmers 20. Thomas B. Stevens 21. Royce Butler 22. James H. Temple 23. Willard House 24. C G Bordeaux 25. James E. Wilbourne 26. C H Patterson 27. H E Baker 28. Riley Vann 29. Clayton Wood 30. E 0 Bethune 31. Raymond Ennis 32. Clarence Hough 33. W R Godwin 34. Charles E. Rambeaut 35. Melvin Monds 36. Raeford L. Johnson Olivia Lillington Dunn R 3 Jonesboro R 6 Bunnlevel Lillington R 2 Bunnlevel R 1 buie's Creek ruquay R 1 Bunnlevel Chalybeate Springs bunnlevel R 1 Lillington Cameron R 2 broadwal R 1 Broadway R 1 Fuquay R 2 Jonesboro R 6 buie's Creek brwin Bunnlevel R 1 Erwin R 1 Erwin Lillington R 1 Lunn Lillington R 2 Coats R 1 Dunn R 3 Lillington R 3 Bunnlevel Coats Coats Dunn R 4 Chalybeate Springs Dunn R 3 Dunn Johnsonville Lillington Averasboro Barbecue stewart's Creek Lillington Upper Little River Neill's Creek Hector's Creek stewart's Creek Hector's Creek stewart's Creek Lillington Johnsonville Upper Little River Barbecue Hector's Creek Barbecue Neill's Creek Duke Anderson Creek Stewart's Creek Duke Neill's Creek Averasboro Upper Little River Grove Averasboro Upper Little River Stewart's Creek Grove Grove Luke riector's Creek Averasboro Averasboro 414 THE FOLLOWING JURORS WERE DRAWN FOR THE CRIMINAL TERM OF SUPERIOR COURT BEGINNING MAY 23rd. 1955. 1. Arthur Capps 2. Norman Tyndall 3. Aaron C. Johnson 4. Percy Lee Baker 5. Stedman Ray 6. Claudia Maynor 7. Stacy S. Thomas 8. Rufus Baker 9. James Baker 10. Claude Byrd 11. Paul Bass 12. J M Thomas 13.. Edward McLeod 14. Lee C. Parrish 15. J C Eason 16. Walter L. Franklin 17. Lillie B. Schafran 18. Hughie Bain 19. J C Butts 20. L L McLeod 21. J P Hamilton 22. R H Smith 23. Herbert Williams 24. Neill C. Cameron 25. Levi Baker 26. C B Gardner 27. J C Broadwell 28. Mack Felton Griffin 29. Ernest West 30. J C Hatley 31. Paul B. Drew 32. Geo. P. Surles 33. James Sills 34. Burnice Gates 35. Leon Gibson Cameron 36. T H Register 37. Dennis 0. Barnes 38. R A Broadwell 39. John Wilson 40. C M Hobbs 41. E R Gilbert 42. Geo H. Earnshaw 43. Corlis M. Johnson 44. J. Lewis Thomas 45. E D Williams THE FOLLOWING NAMES APRIL 4th. 1955. 1. Robert A. Grady 2. Robert Alphin 3. T. Hodges 4. Woodrow W. Salmon 5. J E Barnes 6. Joe H. Lloyd 7. Fred M. Stewart 8. James Norris 9. James Whittington 10. Jack D.Hemmingway Coats R 1 Dunn R 3 Lillington R 1 Fuquay R 1 Angier R 2 Dunn R 4 Sanford R 7 Holly Springs R 1 Fuquay R 1 Dunn R 3 Dunn R 1 Lillington R 3 Angier R 2 Coats Lillington R 2 Lillington R 1 Lillington Lillington R 2 Angier R 2 Buie's Creek Lillington Willow Springs R 1 Benson R 3 Olivia Fuquay Springs R 1 Angier R 2 Fuquay R 2 Lillington R 2 Lillington R 2 Lillington Dunn Erwin Lillington Lillington R 2 Broadway R 1 Dunn R 2 Angier Fuquay R 1 Broadway R 1 Bunnlevel Fuquay R 1 Erwin Lillington R 1 Bunnlevel R 1 Angier R 2 Averasboro Averasboro Neill's Creek buckhorn Black River Averasboro Upper Little River Buckhorn Buckhorn Averasboro Averasboro Upper Little River Black River Grove Lillington Grove Lillington Lillington Neill's Creek Neill's Creek Lillington Black River Averasboro Johnsonville Buckhorn Black River Hector's Creek Lillington Lillington Lillington Averasboro Duke Lillington Lillington Barbecue Averasboro Black River Hector's Creek Upper Little River Stewart's Creek Hector's Creek Duke twp. Neill's Creek Stewart's Creek Black River WERE DRAWN FOR EXTRA JURORS FOR THE TERM WHICH BEGAN Erwin R 1 Dunn Dunn Lillington R 3 Angier R 2 Sanford R 6 Cots Angier R 2 Dunn R 3 Dunn Grove Averasboro Averasboro Lillington Grove Johnsonville Grove Black River Averasboro Averasboro WHEREAS, Leon Smith, one of the rural policemen for Harnett County.is.- presently unable to fulfill his duties by reason of physical incapacity, and will not, accord- ing to the best information now available be able to resume such duties for some time; And, WHEREAS, in order to provide sufficient law enforcement in Harnett County it is necessary to appoint someone to serve as rural policeman in place of the said Leon Smith during his incapacity and it is the opinion of theboard of Commissioners that Emery Smith be so appointed. NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Board of Commissioners of Harnett County that Emery Smith be and he is hereby appointed as a rural policeman to. serve in the place of Leon Smith until such time as the said Leon Smith is able to resume his 41.5 d.ities, or until the first Monday in December, 1955, whichever date shall first occur, and the said Emery Smith shall receive the same salary and travel allowance as was bein;-: received by Leon Smith; provided however, the said Emery Smith shall not enter upon his duties until he has taken the oath and given the bond required by law. Upon motion of Commissioner Johnson, seconded by Commissioner Womble, the fore- going resolution was unanimously adopted. The Board regular sessi 10 o'clock, A Present: J. E. 'romble, of Commissioners for the County of Harnett, North Carolina, met in on at the Courthouse in Lillington, the regular place of Meeting at . M., on April Li, 1955. Chairman L. A. 'Tart, and Commissioners R. L. Pate, R. Glenn Johnson, and B. P. Ingram. Absent: None The Chairman announced that this was the date and hour fixed by the Board for the public hearing upon the order entitled: "ORDER AUTHCRIZING 42,000,000 SCHOOL BUILDING BONDS" and that the Board would immediately hear any and all citizens and taxpayers who might desire to protest against the issuance of said bonds. No citizen or taxpayer of the County appeared, either in person or by attorney, to protest against the issuance of any of said bonds, and the Clerk announced that no protest in writing, signed by any citizen or taxpayer, had been presented. Thereupon, upon motion of Commissioner Womble seconded by Commissioner Johnson and carried, the order introduced and passed on first reading on March 7, 1955, entitled: "ORDER AUTHORIZING $2,000,000 SCHOOL BUILDING BONDS ", was read a second time and placed upon its final passage. The vote upon the final passage of said order was: AYES: Commissioners Pate, Ingram, Johnson and womble NOES: None The Chairman then announced that the order entitled: "CRDER ALTHCHIZING 42,000,000 SCHOOL BUILDING BONDS ", had passed. The Clerk was thereupon directed to publish said order in the Harnett County News, once in each of two successive weeks, and to publish at the foot of said order the appended note as required by The County Finance Act, as amended. Thereupon Commissioner Womble introduced the following resolution which was read: RESOLUTION CALLING A SFECIAL BOND ELECTION BE IT RESOLVED by the board of Commissioners for the county of Harnett: Section 1. That a special bend election is hereby called to be held on Saturday, May 28, 1955, between 6:30 A.M. and 6:30 P. M., astern Standard Time, at which there shall be submitted to the qualified voters of Harnett County the following questions: Shall an order finally passed on April 4i 1955, authorizing the County of Harnett, North Carolina, to contract a debt, in addition to any and all other debt which said County may now or hereafter have power or authority to contract, and in evidence thereof to issue -School Building bonds in an aggregate principal amount not exceeding p2,000,000 for the purpose of providing funds, with any other funds available for such purpose, for erecting additional school buildings, remodeling and enlarging existing school build - ings, and acquiring necessary land and equipment therefor in order to provide additional elementary and secondary school facilities in the County of Harnett, and authorizing the levy and collection of a sufficient tax for the payment of the principal of and the interest on said bonds, be approved? fcr Section 2. That for said election the regular registration books /electionsin said County shall be used and such books shall be open for the registration of 416 voters, not theretofore registered, from 9 A.M. until sunset on each day, be- ginning Saturday, April 30, 1955, and closing Saturday, May 14, 1955. On each Saturday during such registration period such books shall be open at the polling places. Saturday, May 21, 1955, shall be Challenge Day. Section 3. That the Clerk of the Board of Commissioners shall cause a notice to be published in the Harnett County News, at least thirty days before the elec- tion, and thereafter twice before the election at intervale of at least one week between publications, reading substantially as follows: NOTICE OF SPECIAL BOND ELECTION and SUPPLEMENTAL REGISTRATION IN THE COUNTY OF HARNETT, NORTH CAROLINA A special bond election will be held throughout Harnett County between 6 :30 A.M. and 6 :30 P. M., Eastern Standard Time, .on Saturday, May 28, 1955,. at which there will be submitted to the qualified voters of said County the following question: Shall an order finally passed on April 4, 1955, authorizing the County of Harnett, North Carolina, to contract a debt, in addition, to any and all other debt which said County may now or hereafter have power or authority to contract, and in evidence thereof to issue School Building bonds in an aggregate principal amount not exceeding S2,00Q,000 for the purpose of providing funds, with any other funds available for such purpose; for erecting additional school buildings, remodeling andenlarging existing school build- ings, and acquiring necessary land and equipment therefor in order to provide additional elementary and secondary school facilities in the County of Harnett, and authorizing the levy and collection of a sufficient tax for the payment of the principal of and the. interest on said bonds, be approved? The question hereinabove set forth contains a statement of the purpose for which the bonds are authorized" by the order referred to in said question. If said bonds are issued a tax will be levied for the payment of the principal and interest thereof on alitaxable property in Harnett County. For said election the regular registration books for elections in said County will be used; and such books will be open for the registrationof voters, not there- tofore registered, from 9 A.M. until sunset on each day beginning Saturday, April 30, 1955, and closing Saturday, May 14, 1955, On each Saturday, during such reg- istration period said booke_will be open at the polling places. Saturday, May 21, 1955, is Challenge Day. The polling places in the several precincts and the registrars and judges for each precinct are as follows: PRECINCT Anderson Creek Avverasbero N0.1 Averasbor No. 2 Averasboro No. 3 Averasboro No. 4 Barbecue BlaIYk River Buckhorn POLLING PLACE. REGISTRARS Hill's Garage E. L. Hill Harnett Motor Sales Robert Draughon Dunn Municipal Bldg. A. N. Hudson Auto Sales and Service Mrs. Jake Andrews Dunn High School ldg. Fred Byerly Benhaven School Gym Mrs. Carey Howard Angier Municipal Bldg. Leonard Ogburn Spence's Store Carlyle Blanchard JUDGES W. M.- Thomas Luther Norris L. C. Dupree Willie Hobson Jesse Capps Alvin Tart Charles B. Thornton Thad H. Pope P. G. Altman M.E. Hobson D. B. Holder Flynn Rosser Mrs.R.W. Young R.C. Price, Jr. W. D. Abernathy J. D. weathers 417 PRECINCT POLLING PLACE REGISTRARS JUDGES Duke No. 1 Harnett Furniture Co. Denver Bfthune L.P. Mclntrye Payton Odom Duke No. 2 Erwin Mills Cafe Mrs. Leva Stephens Zola E. West Oscar Temples Duke No. 3 Erwin School Bldg. Mrs. Pauline Ennis L. C. Barbour Harold Byrd Grove No. 1 Coats Town Hall M. 0. Phillips Eddie Parrish L. R. Reeves Grove No. 2 Coats Municipal Bldg Mrs. Allen Honeycutt Wi11.Sorrell J.H. Parker Hector's Creek tradley's Garage Paul Bradley John Cotton T.H. Gardner Johnsonville Community Bldg. E.E. Perkins E.J. Gilchrist L. W. Cook Lillington County Courthouse Frank Lewis, Jr. V. S. Baggett J. 0. Sutton No. 1 Neill's Creek Butt's Service Sta. John Green N.R. Upchurch Floyd Pope Neill's Creek No. 2 Stewart's Store Preston Butts Kirkland Stewart Mrs. Grace McKay Stewart's Creek School Building Thomas J. Byrd Sam Byrd E.L. Jones Upper Little River No. 1 O'Quinn's Store C. C. nay Clayton Wood Aldo Lowdermilk Upper Little River No. 2 Ragland Store blanch Johnson Charlie Cox D. G. Harrington Inez Harrington Clerk of Board of Commissioners Roger M. Mann Chairman of County Board of Elections Section 4. That the location of the precincts and polling places and the names of the registrars and judges set forth in the foregoing form of election notice are the precincts and polling places fixed by, and the registrars and judges appointed by, the County Board of Elections of Harnett County, and such precincts and polling places and such registrars and judges shall be the precincts, polling places and the registrars and judges for said election. Section 5. That the form of the ballot to be used at said election shall be substantially as follows: OFFICIAL BALLOT SPECIAL BOND ELECTION COUNTY OF }L RNETT, NCRTH CAROLINA May 28th. 1955. Instructions 1. To vote "FOR" make a cross (x) mark in the square to the left of the word "For ". 2. To vote AGAINST" make a cross (x) mark in the square to the left of the word "AGAINST ". 3. If you tear or deface or wrongly mark this ballot return it and get another. 418 tFOR the order finally passed on April 4, 1955, authorizing not ex- ceeding $2,000,000 School building Bonds of the County of Harnett for the purpose; of providing funds, with any other funds available for such purpose, for erecting additional school buildings, re -" modeling and enlarging existing school buildings, and acquiring necessary land and equipment therefor, in order to provide addition- al elementary and secondary school facilities in the County of Harnett, and a tax therefor. AGAINST" the order finally passed on April 4, 1955, authorizing not exceed- ing 62,000,000, School Building Bonds of the County of Harnett for the purpose of providing funds, with any other funds available for. such purpose, for erecting additional school buildings, remodel- ing and enlarging existing school buildings, and acquiring necessary land and equipment therefor in order to provide additional elementary and secondary school facilities in the County of Harnett, and a tax therefor. Inez Harrington Facsimile of Signature of Clerk of Board of Commissioners Roger M. Mann Facsimile of signature of Chairman of County Board of Elections Section 6. That the Clerk of the Board of Commissioners is hereby directed to immediately certify a copy of this resolution to said County Board of Elections of Harnett County. Thereupon, upon motion of Commissioner Johnson, seconded by Commissioner Womble, the foregoing resolution entitled: "RESOLUTION CALLING A SPECIAL BOND ELECTION" was passed by the following vote: Ayes: Commissioners Johnson, Womble, Pate and Ingram. IQoes: None. The Board Adjourned Teletk: toz Board 419 1 1 THE FOLLOWING CHECKS WERE ISSLED DLRING THE r IONTM OF APRIL, 1955. 751 First Citizens Bank and Trust Co Withholding tax - County employees 752 M D Lanier, Postmaster box rent for county agent and Home Demonstration's office 753 Wachovia Bank & Trust Co -Rent Negro Agents office 754 VOID VOID 755 Ada W. Stone Indexing vital statistics 756 Wilbourne Furniture Co April rent for Veteran's office 757 Mrs. Louis Roland Tart Boarding home care 758 Mrs. Louis Roland Tart Boarding Home care 759 Mrs. Louis Roland Tart Boarding home care 760 Mzs. Louis Roland Tart Boarding home care 761 Mrs. Margie Johnson Boarding home care 762 Mrs. Margie Johnson Boarding home care 763 Mrs. Baxter H.Haymore Boarding home care 764 Mrs. Baxter H. Haymore Boarding home care 765 J B Hall, °upt boarding home care 766 Mrs. Emma Lee Jacobs Boarding home care 767 Mrs. P. L. Teasley boarding home care 768 Mrs. E J Freeman Boarding home care 769 Floyd Upchurch Boarding home care 770 Mrs. Goldie H. Meekins, Supt Boarding home care 771 Mrs. Goldie R. Meekins, Supt Boarding home care 772 Mrs. Goldie H. Meekins Supt Lunch money 773 H C Whittenton Salary 774 Junius Odell Finch Salary 775 Annie Ashley Salary 776 ICI D Lanier, Postmaster Postal cards for Tax Supervisor's office 777 The Dunn Dispatch Statement County Commissioners 778 Department of Motor Vehicles Preparing prints 779 The Dailey Record Statement 780 Fuquay Printery Statement 781 W B Castleberry Fees 782 L L Holder,Constable Fees 783 C R Moord, Sheriff Fees 784 R C Monday, Constable Conveying prisoners 785 Lonnie B. Jackson, Constable Conveying prisoners 756 Burroughs Corporation Service Sheriff soffice 787 Piedmont Communications Maintenance service for April 788 Raleigh Office Supply Co. Invoice 789 Dunn Ice and Fuel C6. Statement 790 Standard Fuse and Applicante Corp Invoice 791 Page Electric Co. Invoice 792 Van Hook Motor Co. Repairing lawn mower 793 Observer Printing House 8 canvas jackets for books 794 Jones Printing Co. 100 deeds for Reg. of Deeds office 795 InezHarrington, Register of Deeds March Postage 796 L L Upchurch Jailor Fees 797 Purdie Brothers Inc Invoice 798 Johnson and Bryan March account for county jail 799 Welborn & Co. Invoice 800 Clara Lee eggs for jail 801 Economy Cleaners Cleaning for jail 802 Modern Laundry and Cleaners Statement 803 Club Cleaners Cleaning blankets for jail 804 Dr. J. K. Williford Professional services 805 LaFayette Drug Co Statement 806 W A Cameron Account Cornelius Harnett Boarding Home 607 Womble Company Statement " it • 1t 808 Twyford Printing Co. Invoice 809 Mrs. John Mason Extra Boarding Home care 810 Masco Inc. Invoice 811 Lela Huntley Home Agent Mar. expense account 812 Dr. C B Codrington V D Clinics 813 State Laboratory of Hygiene Statement 814 Stone's Invoice 815 Wayne County Health Dept. 10 milk samples 816 Valencia Crosland cleaning at Dunn Health Center 817 Dunn Family Laundry Statements 818 Winchester Surgical Supply Co Invoices 819 Dr. Charles W. Byrd Clinics 620 Elizabeth F. Matthews Fees in court cases 821 State Hospital at Raleigh Hospitalization 522 Observer Printing House Invoice 623 Elizabeth F. Mattnews C S C March Postage 824 Elizabeth F. Matthews C S C Fees in court cases 525 Lee's Market and Gro. Co Relief orders 826 West Grocery and Market Relief orders 827 R T Jackson Relief order $ 1,509.30 2.50 15.00 39 .68 17.50 42.00 42.00 42.00 51.52 42.00 42.00 9.52 6.80 50.16 42.00 70.00 25.00 20.00 35.00 35.00 10.50 45.00 40.00 18.00 50.00 18.00 94.37 6.82 125.00 15.00 15.00 31.60 6.00 15.80 18.00 110.00 34.95 34.00 9.00 10.80 2.35 96.93 30.35 55.00 76.80 30.45 200.29 74.07 6.40 15.60 9.75 11.00 33.00 14.00 29.09 1.65 46.95 455.09 13.64 44.18 50.00 18.25 15.54 15.00 41.32 9.97 12.91 40.00 112.03 150.00 441.30 16.89 22.24 111.22 50.00 10.00 1 420 828 W A'Cameron 829 D R Lee 830 ':Johnson and Bryan` 831 Alphin Brothers 832 Colonial Stores 833 Fred W. Brown 834 Lewis F. Gilbert 835 M F Hodges & Son 836 Womble's Food Store 837 Byrd's Farm Supplies 838 E L Baird 839 The Great A & P Tea 840 City Market 841 Milner Stores Co 842 Progressive Store 843 Void 844 Xelly's Drug Store 845 Dr. W W Stanfidld 846 Hood's Drug Store 847 Duke Hospital 848 ;Richmond County Memorial 849 ,Mary Elizabeth Hospital 850 Highsmith Hospital 851 C B Codrington 852 bee County Hospital; 853 Good Hope hospital 854 Out Patient Depty. N C M 856 Go N 0 Memorial Hospital O1Quinn and OtQuinn 857 E. Baer and S.onsIfc 858 The Dollar Store 859 Sexton's Dept. Store 860 .Stewart & Mattox Dept. 861 'Joseph's Dept. Store 862 Ray's 863 Void 864 Pope's 865 J E Womble &;bons, 866 ,Womble Company 867 Dafford Funeral Home 868 Payton Funeral Home Ambulance Trip 869 The Child Welfare League of America Invoice 870 Cromartie Funeral Home Ambulance service 871 Wilbourne Furniture Co' Invoice 872 Wake County Tuberculosis Sanatorium Services 873 The Eastern N C Sanatorium Services 874 The North Carolina Sanatorium Hospitalization 875 Harnett County News Printing 876 .Commercial Printing Co' 877 ,Mac?-s Typewriter Service 878 Storr Sales Co Relief order, 9 11 11 t1 9 11 r 11 11 Void Statement Professional service Statement Hospitalization Hospital Hospitalization Hospitalization Professional services Hospitalization 4F . 9 emorial Hospital - Services Hospitalization Relief order 1P 9 Relief Relief Relief 9 orders order order 9 11 Void Relief 1r tp 9 Statement order n 879 _Layton Supply Co 880 Town of'Lillington 881 .Lillington Ice and Fuel 882 .R M Turlington 883 ThomaenRDavis A envy 884 Kelly's Drug Store 885 Sexton's' Dept. Store 886 .Lewis Super Service Co. 887 Bowen Office Equipment Co, 888 H 0 Whittenton 889 N C: State Com for blind 890 Void 891 N C State Com for blind 892 A P TDD 893 Duke Hospital 894 Mrs. Lillie Lett 895 Coker Boarding Home 896 .Mrs. Katherine 'McCollum 897 D P AayJ.h. 898 Dunn Pharmacy 899 .H C Whittenton 900 Junius Odell Finch 901 Annie Ashley 902 H C,Whttenton 903 Mrs. Carrie Speight Alston' 904 D P Ray Jr. Tax Collector 905 Void 906 Junius Odell Finch Co Statements Invoice Supplies. for Suditor, Clerk Supplies -for Courthouse, Jail,an Health Dept. Mil County's water b Statement Invoice Fire Ins. on County Buildings Statement Supplies Invoice Invoice Janitorial services at Heal th.center Invoice Void Account in full County's part for A P T D Hospitalization Lxtra Boarding home care mxtra Boarding home care Extra Broarding home care JuryR tickets Medicine Authorized by Welfare D Salary Salary Salary Janitorial services Welfare and d ept. Court Reporting Jury tickets Void Salary 5.00 20.00 10.00 15.00 9.82 25.00 20.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 35.00 75.00 50.00 120.00 26.73 5.00 .99 77.09 28.00 8.00 72.00 5.00 147.00 447.05 10.50 987.50 5.95 15.53 43.58 5.50 10.00 '6.00 14..75 41.96. 25.00 22.95 60.00 40.00 1.08 13.80- 30.00` 115.00, 18.60 328.801, ,14.40 248.21 46.25 348.33 25.36 24.00 36.50 2,793.89 134.31 33.80' 12.95 217.59 53.06 10.00. 542.65 101.05 674.00 38.00 15.00 30.00 50.00 609.75' 3.58 45.00 40.00 18.00 10.00 "193.60 217,8o- 40.00 421 907 Annie Ashley 908 H C dhittenton 909 H C Whittenton 910 Lamar Simmons 911 D B Dean 912 E H Lasater 913 Void 914 Mrs. M 0 Hall 915 A P T D 916 Bruce E. Pope 917 H C ahi ttenton 918 Junior Odell Finch 919 Annie Ashley 920 H C Whittenton 921 L A Tart 922 B P Ingram 923 R Glenn Johnson 924 R L Pate 925 J E Womble 926 W A Johnson 927 Berles C. Johnson 928 Lottie Paterson 929 Effie Davis 930 Rachel Denning 931 D P Ray, Jr 932 Alice PPatterson 933 Lola 0' duinn 934 C R Moore 935 Ramona O',a6uinn 936 B E Sturgill 937 Clarence H. Moore 938 A. Walker C'tuinn 939 J. Gtanley Byrd 940 Leon S. Smith 941 H D Carson, Jr. 942 Rachel weaver 943 Inez Harrington 944 Velma S. Edwards 9L5 Flora Green Milton 946 Hilda Shaw 947 Inez W. Spssoms 948 L L Upchurch 949 4ancy M. Upchurch 950 C R Ammons 951 T D O'duinn 952 Junaita S. Hight 953 Void 954 Void 955 Fannie L. Byrd 956 Dr. W B Hunter 957 M. Irene Lassiter 958 Lilly P. Taylor 959 Hattie E. Barnes 960 Vprnelle Cameron 961 Jessie Taylor 962 M H 6anady 963 Gertrude P. Johnson 964 Void 965 Willoway N. Wilson 966 Myrtle D. Register 967 mlizabeth F. Matthews 968 Ruby T. Currin 969 Edna K. Newton 970 riadie Lee Morgan 971 Mary Lou Matthews 972 M 0 Lee 973 Neill McK moss 974 L.73. McLean 975 Jean Maness 976 L K loston 977 Ophelia McLean 978 Ida P. Hinnant 979 Wilma Williams 980 Naomi Hawley 981 Leona Breeden 982 Irma S. Gossett 983 Betty Cannon Maud, B. Byrd Davey Jo Lumsden 986 Charles H Williams 987 Marjorie G. hichey 988 Emma Lee West 954 `i55 Salary Janitorial Services Salary purchase price of lot County Appraisal work County Appraisal work Void Medical expenses for Billy Hall County's part for A P T D April nefund for error Salary Salary Galary Janitorial Services April salary April salary April salary April salary April salary April Salary April salaryand travel April salary Bork in fax Supervisor's office +cork in lax Supervisor's office April salary and travel April salary April salary April salary and travel April salary April salary and travel April' salary a nd travel April salarya nd travel April salary and travel April salary April salary and travel April salary April salary April Salary April salary April Salary April Salary April salary April salary April salary April salary April salary Void Void April salary April salaryand travel April salaryand travel April salary and travel April salaryand tr,;vel npril salary a nd travel April salary and travel April salary and travel April salaryand expense Void April salary April salary and travel April sal -ry and travel April salary April salary April salary April salary April salary n n ,nd travel April salary April salary n tt n n April salary and travel April balary April salary April salary April salary April salary April salary and travel April salary and travel April salary and travel April salary and travel 18.00 10.00 45.00 2,500.00 186.40 31.26 14.00 30.00 14.00 45.00 40.00 18.00 10.00 52.00 66.00 27.50 27.50 24.50 220.00 426.20 187.65 133.85 131.20 389.40 178.45 178.65 469.30 165.90 378.50 378.50 358.35 379.20 223.30 406.20 151.1{5 308.80 197.55 154.65 144.55 129.80 137.50 82.50 229.50 183.10 73.20 17.50 684.48 363.29 300.61 291.80 272.06 250.15 276.11 192.70 132.80 257.89 413.40 215.10 153.60 143.50 131.20 280.70 275.00 316.25 149.45 175.50 21.00 79.00 337.35 186.35 186.95 196.05 138.95 115.00 307.27 309.76 308.98 326.11 422 989. Margaret J. Carringer 990. Florence K. Howard 991 Louise Wade 992 - Hospital Saving Asso 993 Colonial Life and Accident 994 Lela F. Huntley 995, Margaret E Ray 996 . Carolina Power and Light Co 997. Mrs. E. H. Bost 998 Earl McD Westbrook 999 - Void 1000 Carolina Tel and Tel Co. 1001 1i C Whittenton 1002 _Junius Odell Finch 1003 Annie Ashley 1004 H C Whittenton Xpril Salary anal travel April salary and travel April salary and travel Group Insurance Ins. Co ` Group Insurance April Salary April salary County'slight bill Welfare Board meeting Welfare Board Metting Void County's Tel bill Salary Salary Salary Janitorial Services 277.87 250.72 272.15. 109.90 33.00 189.65 1214.40 103.07 6.68 7.24 318.85 45.00 40.00 18.00 10.00