03071972/44/*
MINUTES OF THE MARCH4MEETING.
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!CALL TO ORDER Chairman Brock called the meeting to order at 9:00 a.m. with the foll-
owing present: M. H. Brock, D. P. Ray, Jr., D. E. McLamb, W. J. Cottn,
jr., Gilbert Brown., County Attorney Edward H. McCormick and the C10-k,
H. D. Carson, Jr.
'MORNING PRAYER
Rev. John Foy of Cameron Hill Presbyterian Church offered the morning
prayer.
MINUTES The minutes from the February meeting were read and approved.
ORDER OF BUSINESS
OPPOSING SHOWS IN
JNO. AREA Rev. John Foy, Rev. Furman Matthews and Rev. James A. Brown, along
with delegates from each of their churches, appeared before the Board
and presented the following written opposition: same supported by
Rev. Matthews, Rev. Brown and their delegates.
Cameron Hill Presbyterian Church
March 4, 1972
We, the Session of Cameron Hill Presbyterian Church strongly oppose
the "girlie" show sponsored by the Spout Springs Fire Department on
Highway 87. We believe this operation to be a public nuisance
destroying the moral fiber and Christian commitment of the citizens
of our community. Therefore we ask that this operation be closed
and no further license be granted!
Clerk of Session
/s/ Neal Cameron
Moderator of Session
/s/ Rev. John Foy
After a lengthy discussion, centered around the above topic, the
Board adopted the following resolution by a motion by Commissioner
Cotton, a second by Commissioners Ray and Brown and a unanimous vote.
THAT, WHEREAS, several interested citizens of the Spout Springs
Community appeared before the Board to lodge their disapproval of
the so- called "carnivals" which have been sponsored by the Spout
Springs Fire Department; and
WHEREAS, it was brought to the attention of the Board that
these so- called "carnivals" involve almost entirely "girlie shows"
and games of chance activities and gambling, that these carnivals
have caused the Sheriff's Department considerable time and effort
in furnishing deputy personnel in handling the many problems which
arise during the operation of these carnivals; and
WHEREAS, it appears to the Board that these so- called carnivals
are a nuisance to the citizens living in the communities wherein
these carnivals operate and to the entire county.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED AS FOLLOWS:
1. That the Harnett County Tax Collector be and he is directed .
to refuse to issue for a period of 60 days, any further license to
a carnival or any type show which involves any amusement involving
"girlie shows" or any type of display of the human body for enter-
tainment, or any amusement which involves gambling activities or
games of chance.
2. That the Harnett County Attorney be and he is directed
to report to the Board the applicable state law and any possible
ordinance which the Board may consider concerning the problem.
The Chairman requested that a copy of the foregoing action be mailed
to the parties appearing before the Board, the Tax Collector and
the Harnett County Sheriff's Department.
RECOGNIZED GUESTS Chairman Brock recognized guests at the meeting: Luby Bell, Vice
President of the Bank of North Carolina, Barry Parker from the
News F, Observer, Ted Malone of the Harnett County News and Mrs.
Luci Uzzle of the Raleigh Times.
DISTRICT ENGINEER
DONALD COOPER ®onald Cooper, District Engineer of the Highway Commission, came
to the meeting. The Board was at liberty to ask questions of Mr.
Cooper.
ROAD PETITIONS The following road petitions were introduced:
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Johnsonville Township , #1155, request for black topping, 1.3 miles,
33 homes.
Upper Little River Township, .7 mile, 4 homes, request for straighte
ing the road.
Commissioner Cotton moved to approve the road petitions, Commission
er Brown seconded the move and it carried.
PROBLEMS WITH DEVELOPERS
-
OF HOMES
A problem was brought to the attention of the Commissioners; that
of various developers in the couny beginning housing areas, and
promising the tenants or owners that the roads would be paved by
the county and state
Commissioner Cotton suggested that the problems be brought up at
their next meeting with the Planning Board, with the possibility
of their handling the problems by the establishment of an ordinance
to control the matter.
W. EARL JONES
W. Earl Jones, Tax.Collector, presented the report of his departmen
.
J. A. SENTER
J. A. Senter, speaking for the Supervisors of the Soil Conservation
Department, invtied the Board, Attorney, Clerk and the Secretary
to a supper on April 4, 1972, to -be held in the -Sothl Conservation
Office.
THOMAS, ALLEN
Thomas Allen, Tax Supervisor, reported to the Board the activities
and progress of the revaluation program.
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Luby Bell, sitting in on the Board meeting, complimented Mr. Jones
and Mr. Allen for the efficient handling of the duties and res-
ponsibilities of their offices.
DOUGALD MCRAE
BD. OF ELECTIONS
Dougald McRae, Chairman of the Board of Elections informed the Board
of his need for ballot boxes and of his plans to register 18 year
olds in the schools of the county. And for the benefit of new-
comers to the county, the books of each precinct are to be held
open in each precinct for registration on March 10, and for an
additional _Saturday'if deemed necessary.
TAX 6 WELFARE LIEN
ATTORNEY
E. Marshall Woodall, Tax ? Welfare Lien Attorney, presented the
following report:
Collection on Taxes:
Henry Jackson 71CVD0850 Ave. $ 430.79 $ 20.00fee
James Douglas
Bryant,Sr. 71CVD0819 Ave. 208.46 20.00
Jimmy J. Campbell 71CVD0745 Jno. 221.57 20.00
Perry $ Jean Austin
Truelove 70CVD1109 BHorn 529.85 20.00
TOTALS $ 1,390.67 $ 80.00
Mr. Woodall informed the Board that plans were being made to begin
additional tax suits.
COUNTY SALE
The Chairman informed the Board that the County will be holding
a sale on March 18, 1972, at the Courthouse, and that two 1970 cars
were, among the items to be auctioned.
APRIL MEETING
By common consent, the Board agreed to hold the April meeting on
Tuesday, April 4, 1972, inorder to observe Monday April 3, 1972,
as Easter Monday and a legal holiday., The Chairman order that
proper notification be made of this action.
DISTRICT SIX
MEETING
The Chairman announced that the District Six meeting of the N.C.
Association of County Commissioners would be held March 8,'72,
9:30 a.m., in the Public Library, Lumberton, N. C. and that the
Robeson County Board had invited all from Harnett County to lunch
with them on that date.
The authority to vote in the business affairs of this meeting was
granted to M. H. Brock, by a nomination of Commissioner :Ray , a
second by Commissioner Cotton and a unanimous vote.
ADJOURNMENT
The meeting adjourned at 11:00 a.m. and the Commissioners were in-
vited to lunch at the home of F. C. Hubbard, Former Director of th
Department of Social Services and presently employed b`y the State
Commission for the. Blind.
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Clerk to the Board
AP , Secr ary o the Board
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1 M. . Brock, Chairman
CHECKS WRITTEN DURING THE MONTH OF MARCH, 1972.
6487 J. A. Carver
6488 Automotive Supply Co., Inc.
6489 N.C. Communications, Inc.
6490 Casey Fowler
6491 Mrs. James M. Yates
6492 Gilbert Brown
6493 Carolina Power & Light Co.
6494 Elizabeth F. Matthews, CSC
6495 Mrs. Lennie Arnold
6496 Gray & Creech, Inc.
6497 Johnson's
6498 Young's Electric Service
6499 Jack L.slagle Fire Eq Co.
6500 Motorola Inc.
6501 Mrs. J. A. Walker
6502 Mrs. Herman Tew
6503 Mrs. Edwin Morris
6504 Etta McNeill
6505 Mrs. D. C. McKinney
6506 Mrs. Wade Johnson
6507 Margie Johnson
6508 Mrs. A. M. Ivey
6509 Mrs. E. C. Flowers
6510 Mrs. David Ferrell
6511 Cristal Evans
6512 Mrs. Lynn Byrd
6513 Mrs. W. G. Butler
6514 Mrs. Grady Adcock
6515 Mrs. J. E. Bradford
6516 Carolina Tel & Tel Co.
6517 Void
6518 Machine & Welding Co.
6519 Perry Bros. Tire Service
6520 Barefoot's Machine & Welding
6521 Warren Bros. Oil Co.
6522 Warren Bros. Oil Co.
6523 Tractor and Auto Sppy/
6524 Stewart's 66 Service
6525 N.C. Equipment Co.
6526 Lillington FCX
6527 Harnett Co. Farm Bureau
6528 Machine & Welding Supply
6529 Dr. Fredric S. Konz
6530 Dr. A. W. Peede
6531 Dr. C. L. Corbett
6532 C. E. McLamb
6533 Harnett County News
6534 Singer Friden Division
6535 Pope Printing Co.
6536 Woodall, McCormick & Arnold
6537 Major J. Rhett McMillan, Jr.
6538 Clyde Pate, D.S.
6539 B. E. Sturgill
6540 Commercial Printing Co.
6541 N.C. Prison Department
6542 N.C. Co- munications, Inc.
6543 Phelps Welding & Mg. Co.
6544 Brock Chevrolet Company
6545 Mobile Communication Service
6546 Lillington Auto Parts
6547 Layton Supply Company
6448 Town of Lillington
6549 Storr Sales Company
6550 Owen G. Dunn Company
6551 Dr. L. R. Doffermyre
6552 Dr. J. Ray Israel
6553 N. C. State Board of Health
6554 Ir. J. K. Williford
6555 Johnson's
6556 Piggly Wiggly
6557 Earnest West
6558 Nodern Laundry & Cleaners
6559 Bowen Office Equipment Co.
6560 IBM Corp
6561 Ortho Pharmaceutical Corp.
6562 z brris Wade Sales Co.
6563 Roane - Barker, Inc.
6564 Dr. A. W. Peede
6565 Club Cleaners
6566 Parke, Davis & Co.
6567 Lillington Roller Mills, Inc.
6568 Twyford Printing Co.
6569 Lillington Medical Clinic
6570 Lafayette Drug Co.
6571 N.C. Natural Gas Corp.
150.00
331.25
53.48
20.00
22.72
23.52
592.77
19.00
20.00
153.34
15.40
191.65
26.38
32.50
89.50
1.75
167.25
175.50
87.50
89.50
104.00
2.50
89.50
165.25
89.50
81.25
3.00
2.50
89.50
51.85
Void
16.62
89.20
18.78
35.75
37.30
3.81
149.93
268.59
2.84
225.00
4.12
160.00
160.00
170.00
40.10
10.50
63.00
28.31
90.00
1.25
4.4o
19.60
166.80
115.89
7.50
3.00
55.12
145.00
2.06
24.15
134.00
13.68
136.05
150.00
75.00
300.00
25.00
26.11
143.80
13.25
8.34
38.94
43.22
158.23
5.46
68.73
8.00
9.17
130.00
16.40
45.84
65.00
Vet. service work for Jan,Feb,March.
B48886 -CD Agency
5503 -CD Agency
Social Services meeting.
Per statements
Court Costs 71 CVD 850
Clothing money for Glory
19744
Handcuffs CD Agency
2277 CD agency
14718 CD Agency
MA 63440
B. Home Care
ft
ft
ft
rr
It
ft
If
If
If
Per statement
Blue
8960,0083 Garbage program
Feb. Acct. Garbage Program
Feb. Acct. Garbage Program
Feb. Acct. Garbage Program
ft
rr
55442,56923,57367
000193
Jan,Feb,March rent
52562 dated 2 -10 -72
Feb. PSC Clinics
Feb. AP & PP Clinics
Feb. Clinics
Feb. Travel Expense
Adv. extend time for listing taxes
05253334
3,000 Final Notices
Tax Foreclosure Suits
Safety Manual
Refund for Gasoline
Refund for exp for repairs to boiler
Sept. '71 Acct. for Reg. of Deeds
Re: Kenneth Hamilton
6779
19054 Sheriff's Office
1400, 14149 Sheriff's Dept.
Feb. Radio Service
114091 Sheriff
Feb. Acct. Courthouse
per statements
76914 Register of Deeds
Feb. Acct. Reg of Deeds
Fees for services rendered
Fees for services rendered
Case 05529, 00085.
Case #00269
Feb. Acct. Co. Jail
Feb. Acct. Co. Jail
IT
rr
Feb. Acct Co Agent
6AJ7555
184614
Feb. Acct. Health Dept.
92133 dated 2 -24 -72
Re Algernon E. Burton, Jr.
Feb. Acct. Health Lept.
57300 Health Dept.
08787, 0881630bg Pound
7915-JDbg Pound
Re: James E. Smith, Malcolm Fowler,
Thomas A. Morgan.
22.78 Feb. Acct. for County
667.60 Per statements
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CHECKS WRITTEN DURING THE MONTH OF MARCH, 1972.
6572 Carolina Power & Light Co.
6573 Pitney Bowes
6574 Acorn Sales Company
6575 Chester Bell.
6576 Elizabeth F. Matthews CSC
6577 Thomas J. Byrd
6578 Lee - Harnett Mental Health
6579 Dr. A. W. Peede
6580 B. E. Sturgill
6581 Lillington Esso
6582 W. H. Stewart, Sheriff
6583 Western Auto Store
6584 Shaw's Plumbing Service
6585 Walter Holmes
6586 Clark's Nursery
6587 Xerox Corp.
6588 Institute of Government
6589 Dutch Treat Markets, Inc.
6590 N.C. Natural Gas Corp
6591 Science and Behavior Books Inc.
6592 Storr Sales Company
6593 IBM Corp.
6594 Kinlaw Signs
6595 Cavin's Business Products, Inc.
6596 Mac's Sewing Center
6597 Layton Supply Company
6598 Abco, Inc.
6599 Bernice Lucas
6600 Ralph Mfg. Co., Inc.
6601 W.H. King
6602 Board of Education
6603 Bowen Office Equipment Co.
6604 The Secretary
6605 Winchester, Surgical Supply Co.
6606 Carolina Power & Light Co.
6607 Gray & Creech, Inc.
6608 The Dunn Dispatch
6609 Morris Wade Sales Co.
6610 Carolina Power & Light Co.
6611 Void
6612 Lafayette Drug Co.
6613 Broadway Drug Store
6614 N.C. Memorial Hospital
6615 Dr. W. R. Hartness
6616 Lanier Drug Co., Inc.
16617 Dr. Roswald -B. Daly
1,6618 Lillington Medical Clinic
11;6619 Adams and Kinton Nursing Home
116620 Dr. A. W. Peede
6621 Erwin Funeral Home
6622 N. C. Sanatorium
16623 N. C. State Comm. for the Blind
116624 Conservation and Development
116625 Lillington Esso Station
916626 Robert M. Hunt
116627 Bowen Office Equpmt.
1.6628 Jeanne L. Barber
116629 Gilbert Brown
16630 Mrs. James M. Yates
16631 Casey Fowler
;'6632 Dougald McRae
h16633 Bertha M. Taylor
16634 Bertha M. Taylor
16635 Carolina Tel. & Tel. Company
116636 Carolina Tel. & Tel. Company
66637 Carolina Tel. & Tel. Company
116638 Carrie Lucas
(116639 C. H. Avery
h16640 M. H. Brock
116641 Lola O'Quinn
16642 W. G. Lasater
116643 Bank of North Carolina N.A.
116644 N.C.Blue Cross & Blue Shield
16645 Carolyn Goff
116646 Fred Hall
;86647 Sammie D. Spears
06648 M. F. Griffin
0649 C. L. Neal
0650 Ina Ryals
6651 Mrs. W. W. Arrington
;16652 Ida Evans
0653 Lennie Arnold
06654 Mrs. James M. Yates
0655 qGilbert Brown
66656 Casey Fowler
116657 Elizabeth F. Matthews; C.S.C.
18.71
371.16
6.90
15.00
48.00
10.00
10,000.00
10.00
10.00
261.14
91.40
2.47
14.30
18.76
346.00
339.90
4.12
540.33
4.50
12.53
72.73
55.75
16.35
5.62
12.95
2.73
66.59
35.00
19.26
118.24
8.45
12.12
5.00
171.17
233.15
313.82
10.30
36.74
21.11
Void
32.31
9.00
27.00
8.00
3.11
8.00
21.00
139.80
55.00
92.50
23.40
101.74
1,240.24
30.28
73.66
77.20
158.50
23.52
22.72
20.00
300.00
100.27
154.19
193.47
501.93
176.68
20.00
50.00
126.00
248.40
490.02
47,529.99
1,415.73
126.73
41.46
45.43
47.12
10.56
5.16
7.74
80.82
169.50
Per statements
632085, 994150
Notary seal for Virginia Warren
Picking up trash at Maple .G{nove.
Court costs in tax suits.
1 day as Officer of the Grand Jury
Bal. 71 -72 appropriation
Re: Troy Bolton
Law & Order Meeting travel
Feb. Acct. Sheriff
Expenses buarding witnesses.
44089 44101 Courthouse
4333- Ag. Bldg.
Moving services on Co. Bldg. Dunn
Planting shrubbery at Dept. of SS
011179690
N.C. Guidebooks for Reg. of Deeds
Jan & Feb. Acct. Co. Jail
Per statement
17692 Dept. of Social Services
9612 Dept. of Social Services
3AJ0475.
Feb. Acct. Social Services
3226 Dept. of Social Services
2021 Dept. of Social Services
Feb. Acct.
6875
March Rent
10951 Dept. of SS
7328 Dept. of SS
9264, 9273, Co. Ext. Service
50174 Co. Agent
1 yr. sub.
3253 - Health Dept.
Per statements
22358
1 yr sub.. for SS Dept. & Ext. Dept.
G01333 - SS G013755 Health Dept.
Per statement
RX: Pat Reaves, Angela Roderick
Re: Felicia Worrell
Re: Varnita Strickland
Re: Charles A. Flowers
Re: Gwen Massengill
Re: Felicia Worrell
Re: Angela Roderick
Re: Sudie Butler
Professional Services
Re:. Lola Porter, Mrs. Ty Fisher, Wm
Re:WEsley Womack
Co's part for aid to the Blind
Co's part for Forest Fire Control.
Feb. Acct. Garbage Program
Feb. Janitorial Services
50742- Auditor
Registrar AC Fire Dist. Election
Social Services Board Meeting
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Services rendered Bd. of Elections
March Salary -TB
March Salary
Per statements
Per statements
Gen. Assistance
5 days as Officer of Court
5 days Act. Co. Mgr. 460 miles
March work in tax office
Mar. Salary & Travel
March payroll
043 0012 001.
9 days work in Bd. of Elections
26.5 hrs hauling dirt etc.
13.5 days salary for March 72
14 days garbage program
Refund for expenses for conveying
B. Home Care
O
22.72 Social Services Board Meeting
23.52
20.00
21.00 Case No 70 -CVD -233.
Wallace
CHECKS WRITTEN DURING THE MONTH OF MARCH, 1972.
6658 B. E. Sturgill
6659 Clyde Pate, D.S.
6660 Myer & Wenthe
6661 Carolina Tel. & Tel. Co.
6662 N.C. Natural Gas Corp
6663 Carolina Power & Light Co.
6664 Carolina Tel. & Tel. Co.
6665 Virginia S. Warren
6666 Sears, Roebuck & Company
6667 N.C.Local Gov. Emp. System
6668
6669
11
6670 Southern National Bank
6671 Judy M. Faircloth
6672 Campbell College
6673 Melvin Brown
6674 N.C. Public Empl SS Agency
6675 N.C. Public Empl SS Agency
6676 N ""
6677 N.C. Dept. of Revenue
11.30
20.08
6.58
12.00
60.01
541.15
67.36
13.09
324.44
1,639.49
1,852.09
2,438.26
6,250.30
125.00
35.87
22.00
3,666.21
4,683.42
8,349.63
3,972.70
Refund for March Expenses
Travel allowance for night duty
2 seal inkers
per statement
Per statements
Refund for Notary fee & Guide Book.
Ioemaker
Matching contri Welfare & Health
Matching contri Gen and Law Emp.
Employees Ret. contri.
Mar W.H. Tax
Lhn. Assistance
Pace worker: Linda Ann Hawley
Linda G.Porter
General Assistance
69- 0560675001
Emp. Contri SS
4300019927
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SALARY CHECKS ISSUED FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH, 1972.
8885 M. H. Brock
8886 W. J. Cotton, Jr.
8887 D. P. Ray, Jr.
8888 C. E. McLamb
8889 Gilbert Brown
8890 Edward H. McCormick
8891 Thomas Allen
8892 Lottie Patterson
8893 Bessie S. Johnson
8894 Rachel S. Korpulinski
8895 W. Earl Jones
8896 Alice Schmincke
8897 Edna W. Butts
8898 Jackie J. Denning
8899 Wade H. Stewart
8900 Edna K. Newton
8901 Madie Lee Morgan
8902 Lemuel C. Gregory, Jr.
8903 James V. Griffin
8904 B. F. Temple
8905 Roger W. Lyon
8906 James E. Turnage
8907 Lincoln Neal
8908 Stanley Byrd
8909 Joseph C. Gilbert
8910 Lewis C. Rosser, Jr.
8911 Clyde F. Pate
8912 Fred D. Freeman, Jr.
8913 George E. Cameron
8914 Thadius A. Coats, Jr.
8915 Johnnie C. Gautier
8916 Henry D. Hood, III
8917 Johnny Halcomb
8918 H. D. Carson, Jr.
8919 Rachel W. Blanchard
8920 Patsy H. Nobles
8921 Thomas H. James
8922 Lee Vernon Harris
8923 Charles E. Parks
8924 Dories McKay
8925 Inez Harrington
8926 Flora Green Milton
8927 Inez W. Sessoms
8928 Clyde L. Ross
8929 Blanchie W. Raynor
8930 Paul B. Drew
8931 B. E. Sturgill
8932 Ruth Sturgull
8933 Louvenia McL. Lee
8934 Helen R. Crews
8935 Emma Lee West
8936 Naomi F. Hawley
8937 Glyness Meeks
8938 Madeline W. Hawley
8939 Patricia W. McDonald
8940 Mary P. Avery
8941 Annie Lee Sawyer
8942 Sandra B. Dickens
8943 Edna C. Langdon
100.00 8944 Bonnie B. Beasley 406.23
99.75 8945 Vickie E. Bullock 290.84
100.00 8946 Beverly W. Warren 523.37
100.00 8947 Harvey V. Godfrey 628.40
100.00 8948 Marjorie G. Wade 520.47
300.00 8949 Glenn C. O'Kelley 607.62
599.37 8950 Egeta Williams it23 523.59
320.01 8951 Joyce G. Pulliam 638.42
304.21 8952 John D. Davis 541.81
248.53 8953 Jimmy F. Ragland 520.37
587.40 8954 Jane H. Smith 502.17
337.01 8955 William F. Rogers 503.11
307.69 8956 Gayle M. Adams 546.43
269.46 8957 Joy L. Dawson 474.82
678.63 8958 Don A. Martin 597.18
306.15 8959 Esther T. Butts 398.97
295.33 8960 Margie Harrington 381.41
613.05 8961 Kathleen Thomas 375.28
606.37 8962 Pauline Sanford 426.49
376.87 8963 James E. Goff 397.65
606.92 8964 Charles E. Hammond 323.10
618.92 8965 H. W. Lloyd 315.00
577.94 8966 William N. Conoley, Jr. 293.00
414.87 8967 Lincoln Blanding 280.00
563.94 8968 Juanita S. Hight 223.52
535.83 8969 Bettie E. Giles 231.75
554.61 8970 Paulette J. Britt 223.65
555.65 8971 Virginia L. Simmons 290.84
531.15 8972 Ida P. Hinnant 217.25
534.33 8973 Pohelia McLean 124.78
572.65 8974 M. Irene Lassiter 760.60
418.18 8975 Lida R. O'Quinn 632.21
523.16 8976 Hattie E. Barnes 575.31
702.21 8977 Rebecca S. Coleman 592.53
339.00 8978 Louise M. Lloyd 565.89
295.33 8979 M. H. Canady 632.57
304.80 8980 Ken Black 556.84
281.67 8981 Hoyt B. Fowler 520.63
263.05 8982 c,renda Lee 340.80
258.23 8983 Margaret N. McDonald 330.23
368.73 8984 Alta Pearl Pope 303.41
320.01 8985 Herbert E. Hudson 482.83
258.81 8986 Jean M. Irvin 413.47
268.63 8987 Thomas T. Lanier 589.63
249.03 8988 Lillian B. Smith 314.23
237.25 8989 Roy S. Godwin 71.10
428.46 8990 Corbett A. Coats 374.14
203.43 8991 Curtis F. Atkins 314.49
171.59 8992 Alvis Lee McKay 137.46
743.20 8993 Andrew M. Anderson 110.92
733.21 8994 William Fred Hall 108.77
362.09 8995 Sammie D. Spears 104.28
382.04 8996 John J. West 99.54
361.04 8997 Virginia S. Warren 280.80
415.3E 8998 Tony M. Tucker 757.68
351.04 8999 Bessie W. Moss 361.94
297.23 9000 Muriel F. Cann 543.77
9001 Myrtle D. Register 549.85
9002 Kyle Harrington 144.90
9003 Neil C. Cameron 351.84
9004 Alice R. Shomper 265.18
306.67
293.69