09161974MINUTES OF THE MID -MONTH MEETING FOR SEPTEMBER, 1974
MID -MONTH MEETING The mid -month meeting of the Board of Commissioners was held on
Monday, September 16, 1974. The Chairman called the meeting to
order at 7:45 p.m., and the following were present: Chairman Brock,
Commissioners Cotton, McLamb and Etheridge. Also present the Clerk to
the Board and the County Attorney.
PRAYER
MINUTES
Commissioner Etheridge led the prayer.
The minutes from the preceding meeting were read and approved.
OVERTIME FOR JAIL
The first matter of business was the overtime payment for the Jail
Department employees. The Chairman introduced the matter and ask-
ed for general discussion of the matter, giving the following in-
formation: the Jail Cook worked overtime 14 hours last month
(August) and the Jail Matron worked many hours overtime. Commiss-
ioner McLamb moved to amend the budget to hire enough personnel
to take care of the duties so that no one would work any overtime
hours. Commissioner Etheridge amended the motion to include that
funds for the new position in the jail be derived from the antic-
ipated EEA Grant and that the balance of funds for the amendment
be appropriated from the General Fund. Commissioner Cotton second-
ed the motion and the issue passed.
DEPARTMENT
RECRUITMENT GRANT:
Chairman Brock introduced the Recruitment Grant, which in its origin
provided for 4 night deputies, but in its modified version provides
for 2 night deputy - positions for a one -year period of time and in
the amount of $13,396., which includes salary and benefits. It
was indicated that this was a personnel grant only and the cost to
the county would be a buy -in figure of $670.00 per year from the
date and execution of the contract. As the contract contained no
funds for equipment, Sturgill informed the Board that the County
would have to provide the cars and uniforms necessary to the pos-
itions. Commissioner McLamb moved to accept the personnel grant
in the amount of $13,396. for a one -year program from LEAA which
provides for two positions for the Sheriff's Department to serve
as night deputies. Commissioner Etheridge seconded and the issue
carried.
REQUEST FOR OFFICE
SPACE Sturgill requested office space for the two detectives and asked
for space near the Sheriff's office. Commisabner Etheridge suggest-
ed that this request be taken under advisement and study.
NARCOTICS AND DANGEROUS DRUGS
PROGRAM The amended Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Program, providing for
two people for use by Harnett County, and through Region "M" was
presented to the Board. The amount of the grant is $187,000., and
Harnett County is to be treated in the same manner as the other
counties in the Region. This is a regional unit and when the men
are assigned to Harnett County, they will be under the direction of
the Sheriff's Department. The total cost to the county will be
$2,968. Action was tabled until the October meeting.
USE OF THE MEETING ROOM
IN THE NEW BUILDING
The Board discussed the matter of using the meeting room for var-
ious occasions, and agreed for the time being, that it be used for
county related departments and programs and that the Buildings and
Grounds Committee take up the matter for a use - policy plan. Motion
by Commissioner Cotton, second by Commissioner McLamb and unanimous
vote.
EEA GRANT The Board was informed of the EEA Grant in the amount of $15,882.,
being offered to Harnett County, with an expiration date of March
31, 1975. Authority was granted to the Chairman to accept the
grant and proceed towards filling the positions necessary.
PAVING IN FRONT
OF FLAT BRANCH FIRE DEPARTMENT
Commissioner Etheridge moved that the Department of Transportation
be petitioned to pave the front of the Flat Branch Fire Department
and correct the drainage problem existing there also, and that the
necessary resolution be attached to the petition and further that
the funds for this project be taken from the allocation belonging
to Harnett County for the current year. Commissioner Cotton
seconded the motion and it passed.
CONTRACT WITH TALBERT & ASSOCIATES
Airport Committee
The Chairman presented the Commissioners with a copy of a letter of
opinion from the County Attorney in regards to the contract from
Talbert & Associates in which he advised the Commissioners against
executing the contract in its present form in that it fully pro-
tected the firm and provided no legal protection to the County.
The Board agreed to table the entire matter indefinitely.
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OLD LAND FILL SITE
Carson Gregory Commissioner McLAMB INFORMED THE Board that the old land fill that
was once used by the county, located on Carson Gregory's land was
in need of some leveling work that would cost an estimated $350.
He indicated that the Commissioners had an unwritten duty to leave
the property in a proper manner.
Commissioner Etheridge moved that an amount up to $300. be used to
level the area, to be taken from the allocation to the land fill
and that a letter be sent to Mr. Gregory stating that the county
was withdrawing from any responsibility to the old site as soon as
this action has been completed as it relates to the leveling work.
Commissioner McLamb seconded the motion and it carried.
COUNTY GARAGE
information For informational purposes, the Chairman informed the Board that
Snead & Hatcher had begun preliminary work on the garage site area.
INVITATION TO MEET
WITH TRUSTEES CC Also, he informed the Board that invitation had been received to
meet with the Board of Trustees of Campbell College on Friday of th
week.
ADJOURNED The meeting adjourned at 9;,10 p.m.
Secretijry
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GENERAL FUND CHECKS WRITTEN FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER, 1974.
3169 Louis E. Bottiglier, Postmaster
3170 Void
3171 Harnett County Library
3172 Mildred Taylor
3173 Thad H. Pope
3174 Pamela K. Truelove
3175 Cathy Celeste Warren
Aw 3176 Susan Pandora Warren
3177 Alvis Lee McKay
3178 Andrew M. Anderson
3179 William Fred Hall
3180 Graylon Pope
3181 M. A. Taylor
3182 June Cotton
3183 Shearon F. Roberts
3184 Bobby R. Etheridge
3185 C. E. McLamb
3186 June Cotton
3187 Lee- Harnett Mental Health Auth.
3188 Mrs. D. C. McKinney
3189 Mrs. Ruby Messer
3190 Mrs. Ernest West
3191 Mrs. Herman Tew
3192 Mrs. Edwin Morris
3193 Annie L. McDougald
3194 Mrs. J. A. Walker
3195 Amanda McFarland
3196 Lettie Johnson
3197 Mrs. Rachel Johnson
3198 Mrs. A. M. Ivey
3199 Mrs. David Ferrell
3200 Cristal Evans
3201 Mrs. Barry Emerson
3202 Falcon Orphanage
3203 Mrs. Johnson Buie
3204 Mrs. L. R. Arnold
3205 Mrs. Grady Adcock
3206 Bessie Lee
3207 Mrs. Dougald McCauley
3208 Amanda McFarland
3209 Kennedy Home
3210 Church of God Orphanage
3211 M. H. Brock
3212 Lee - Harnett Mental Health Auth.
3213 The News and Observer- Raleigh Times
3214 The Daily Record
3215 Joseph Ruzicka, Inc.
3216 Sanford Business Machines, Inc.
3217 City Publishing Company
3218 Brock Chevrolet Co., Inc.
3219 Lillington Tire Sales & Service
3220 Perry Brothers Tire Service, Inc.
3221 Lillington Exxon Station
3222 Supreme Gulf Service Station
3223 Case Blue Print & Supply Co., Inc.
3224 Data Processing Co.
3225 Owen G. Dunn Co.
3226 Institute of Government
3227 Dr. J. K. Williford
3228 Piggly Wiggly
3229 Pope's Inc.
3230 Lillington FCX
3231 Bank of North Carolina, N. A.
3232 Town of Lillington
3233 IBM Corp.
3234 Gray & Creech, Inc.
3235 Walter Crosland
3236 Unijax, Inc.
3237 Waccamaw Bank & Trust Co.
3238 Bank of North Carolina, N.A.
3239 First Citizens Bank & Trust Co.
3240 Central Carolina Bank & Tr. Co.
3241 First Citizens Bank & Tr. Co.
3242 First Citizens Bank & Tr. Co.
yr 3243 Southern National Bank
3244 American Standard Wholesale Corp.
3245 Morris Wade Sales Co.
3246 Harold W. Lloyd Ag. Ext. Agent
3247 University Graphics
3248 Dr. Catherine M. Beyer
3249 The Montgomery -Green Co., Inc.
3250 Harold Lambeth
3251 Calimaster Sound Instruments, Inc.
3252 Club Cleaners
3253 Transport Clearings East, Inc.
1,000.00
Void
100.00
80.10
725.06
161.00
56.49
56.49
240.59
257.59
257.59
69.67
398.02
222.43
38.55
129.97
58.50
56.35
11,250.00
476.97
19.00
107.10
66.25
116.10
106.60
228.60
106.60
320.80
222.70
324.75
223.95
213.20
233.75
100.00
111.35
238.50
115.00
575.00
100.00
2907
111.50
72.80
61.20
11,250.00
16.56
20.00
990.00
96.70
37.92
540.22
372.32
12.00
1,570.47
815.47
5.10
281.61
123.06
3.09
25.00
512.51
11.39
65.00
300,000.00
13.65
28.60
296.37
23.54
56.80
97.50
114.50
77.50
60.00
59.50
60.50
73.00
181.56
8.81
17.85
56.83
885.45
14.04
33.89
49.26
12.42
6.89
Postage for Social Services
Petty Cash
Aug. Salary
Services rendered Bd. of Elections, plus exp.
Services rendered Board of Elections.
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Bal. July and Aug. Salary.
Bal. July & Aug Salary.
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37 hrs. work at Landfill.
work at Landfills.
Work on Tax Books
Work on Tax Books.
Expenses to NCACC
Travel for Aug. in County.
Work on Tax Books.
1st Qtr. Appropriation 1974 -75
B. Home Care
General Assistance
B. Home Care
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August Travel
2nd Qtr. Appropriation 1974 -75
Bids - Microfilm Eq.
Rev. Sharing Actual Use Report
Inv. Nos. 54210, 54460, 55000h.
Inv. No. 1160 Tax Collector.
1 Directory Fayetteville & Vic.
Aug. Acct. Sheriff's Dept.
Aug. Acct. Sheriff's Dept.
78859 Sheriff's Dept.
Aug. Acct. Sheriff's Dept.
Aug. Acct. Sheriff's Dept.
84273 Reg. of Deeds.
Inv. dated 9 -3 -74 for Reg. of Deeds.
4 Binders Reg. of Deeds.
1 N. C. Legislation 1974- Reg. of Deeds
Case # 7405952.
Aug. Acct. Co. Jail
12 Towels Co. Jail
Ticket 665, Co. Jail
Investment in CD
Per statements
5A38526 -Soc. Serv.
65902, 65903
Cleaning Dunn Soc. Ser. Office
6230908 Dated 9 -4 -74
195 Food Stamp Transactions- Aug.
229 "
155
120 "
119 "
121 "
146 "
W18586 Soc. Ser. Bldg.
Ticket #H016938 Ext. Office.
N. C. Grape Grower's Meeting
Job No. 5074 Ag. Ext. Service
Aug. Clinics and Travel
2199 Health Dept.
Cutting grass at Dunn Health Center.
Inv. No. 1686 Health Dept.
Aug. Acct. Health Dept.
Ticket #1629319.
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3293
3294 The N. C. Memorial Hospital
3295 Lafayette Drug Co.
3296 Dr. Henderson D. Mabe, Jr.
3297 Mrs. Barry Emerson
3298 Anderson Creek Community Recreation
3299 Angier Community Recreation Program
3300 Angier Community Recreation
3301 Benhaven Community Recreation
3302 Buies Creek Community Recreation
3303 Erwin Community Recreation
3304 Dunn Community Recreation
3305 Lillington Community Recreation
3306 Johnsonville Community Recreation
3307 Boone Trail Community Recreation
3308 Coats Community Recreation
3309 Mount Carmel Community Recreation
3310 Shawtown Recreation Program
3311 Carolina Power & Light Co.
3312 American Red Cross
3313 Layton Supply Co.
3314 American Standard Wholesale Corp.
3315 Unijax, Inc.
3316 Lillington FCX
3317 Forest Hills Pharmacy
3318 Town of Lillington
3319 N. C. Natural Gas Corp.
3320 City Service Station
3321 Gray & Creech, Inc.
3322 Dutch Treat Markets
3323 Warren Honeycutt
3324 Television Sales & Service
3325 Patricia McKee
3326 Void
3327 Ormont Drug & Chemical Co., Inc.
3328 Sanford Business Machines, Inc.
3329 Edna Mae Truelove
3330 Kizzie Smith
3331 Lala Ruth Sturgill
3332 Gladys Walker
3333 Rufus Cameron
3334 Delmas B. Rhye
3335 Patricia J. Williams
3336 Juanita Youngblood
3337 F. E. Pope
3338 Donald Nordan
3339 Sarah Odom
Henry S. Thompson 62.00 NCACC Meeting Winston Salem.
Patricia mcKee 5.04 Attending meetings at F'yetteville.
Harnett Co. Dept. of Soc. Services 200.00 Advance Travel for Soc. Workers
Lillington Medical Clinic 10.00 Re: Dennis Davis
Dr. A. W. Peede 210.00 Aug. Clinics
Dr. C. L. Corbett 280:00 Aug. Clinics
Dr. C. L. Corbett 16.00 July VD Treatment
Dr. A. W. Peede 24.00 Re: Purdie Jones, J. W. Smith, Patricia Ann McNeill.
Winchester Surgical Supply Co. 57.63 Inv. dated 8 -16 -74 for Health Dept.
Dept. of Human Resources 22.50 July & Aug. Acct. Health Dept.
Syntex Laboratories, Inc. 75.00 1428620 Health Dept.
Roane - Barker, Inc. 127.70 42062, 42440, 42709.
Lillington Roller Mills 28.20 Aug. Acct. Dog Pound
Purdie Brothers, Inc. 10.10 56705 Dog Warden
Sanford Business Machines, Inc. 24.45 3756 Auditor
Encyclopedia Britannica Ed. Corp. 166.02 614830, Co. Public Library.
East Carolina University Pub. 17.50 News & Observer Index, '67 '73
N. C. State Library. 817.20 9434 Co. Library.
Josten's Monarch Lease Plan 16.74 7429803 Co. Library.
Tarheels Wheels 1.04 74 -75 Sub.
Guideposts 5.00 2 yr sub.
Gaylord Bros., Inc. 31.42 201424 -1
Western Auto Associate Store 9.97 130775 -Co. Library
Melvin C. Hockaday 100.00 Refinishing piano.
Charles Nordan 84.75 Travel Fire Marshal.
KHB Professional Electronics 15.60 876 C. D. Agency
E. R. Thomas Drug Acct. 125.00 Sept. Rent
Belvin L. Strickland 80.00 Sept. PDH Rent
Motorola Communications & Elect. Inc. 32.50 Inv. No. 137023
Morris Wade Sales Company 40.09 14637- Tax Col, 14481, 14614, Health Dept.
Xerox Corp. 334.49 Inv. Nos. 024795895, 024852179
Modern Laundry & Cleaners, Inc. 37.34 Aug. Acct. Co. Jail Dun- Health. Center.
Carolina Power & Light Co. 334.19 Per Statements
Storr Sales Co. 229.84 30711 Soc..Ser. 109826 Auditor.
Cavin's Business Products, Inc. 105.29 1669 Ext. Office, 772, Health Dept.
Mac's Business Machines, Inc. 28.94 239 -Co. Library 533, Bd. of Elections
Child Welfare League of America 4.40 100 Foster Home Applications
Lafayette Drug Company 16.08 Aug Acct. Sheriff's Dept. Social Services.
Woodall & McCormick 306.40 Aug. Co. Attorney Services
Dr. A. W. Peede 7.00 Re: Grace P. Harris
115.00 Re: Patricia A. Eason
18.30 Aug. Acct. Social Services.
25.00 P.O.for Gloria Byrd
22.88 Reimbursement for Clothing -B. Stanley
900.00 74 -75 Recreation Appropriation
2,325.00
456.38 to
1,902.22 If
1,133.76 IT
2,072.74
2,792.82
2,259.95
900.00
900.00 "
1,870.00
400.00
875.00
3.94 Per Statement
1,000.00 "
102.73 Aug. Acct. Courthouse
64.33 W18585 Courthouse
100.98 6203606.
54.00 Aug. Acct. Courthouse
11.39 D -Con for Co. Ext. Office
135.98 Per statements
26.43 Per statement
8.72 Gasolina Acct for Courthouse
67.50 61197 Dev. Comm.
114.37 Aug Acct. Co. Jail
17.99 50193 Dunn Health Center
40.00 Aug Acct. Health Dept.
5.24 Attending Meetings in Fayetteville
Void
13.10 Inv. No. 82348
360.86 1164 Tax Supervisor 1165 Bd. of Elections
131.81 70 hrs. work in Bd. of Electbns Office
25.00 Gen. Assistance
294.67 135 3/4 hours overtime for Aug. 1974.
18.40 10 1/2 hours overtime for Aug. 1974.
10.00 Transportation to Chapel Hill
87.07 Registrar Sch. Bond Election.
89.82 Registrar Sch. Bond Election.
87.07 "
102.07 IT
118.82
99.07
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3340 R. A. Stephenson
x3341 Mrs. James E. Smith
!3342 Jesse Weathers
3343 Dorothy M. Munden
3344 Ruth Savage
3345 Jeanette Wooten
3346 Amanda McFarland
3347 Bea Boyette
3348 Sandra R. Patterson
3349 Janet Helms Killough
3350 Council Williams
3351 Estelle C. Wester
3352 Floyd Autry
3353 Eloise T. Boyette
3354 Jackie C. Elmore
3355 Martha Moffitt
3356 Carolina Tel. & Tel. Co.
3357 Carolina Tel. & Tel. Co.
3358 Carolina Tel. & Tel. Co.
3359 Gilbert Brown
3360 J. Clyde Adams
3361 Mrs. James M. Yates
3362 Walter Dafford
3363 C. S. Fowler
3364 Mrs. Phyllis T. Barefoot
3365 Carolina Power & Light Co.
3366 Carolina Power & Light Co.
3367 Town of Lillington
3368 N. C. Natural Gas Corp.
3369 Mrs. Herman Tew
3370 Patricia B. Bell
3371 N. C. Assoc. of County Boards of SS
3372 Symposium & Workshop on Protecting
3373 Thad H. Pope
3374 Lorena H. Jackson
3375 Payroll Acct.
3376 N. C. Blue Cross & Blue Shield
3377 Alvis Lee McKay
3378 Andrew M. Anderson
3379 William Fred Hall
3380 M. A. Taylor
3381 Graylon Pope
3382 Billy G. Wallace
3383 Bank of North Carolina, N. A.
3384 Bank of North Carolina, N.A.
3385 Bank of North Carolina, N. A.
3386 Bank of North Carolina, N. A.
3387 Bank of North Carolina, N. A.
3388 Bank of North Carolina, N. A.
3389 Bank of North Carolina, N. A.
3390 N. C. Dept. of Revenue
113.92 Registrar School Bond
107.07
90.07
87.07
87.07
97.07
87. -7
102.07
107.07
87.07
97.07
112.07
97.07
101.47
97.07
112.32
1,261.66 Per Statements
145.14
208.39
26.60 Social Services Board Meeting
22.70
25.10
25.10
20.00
35.00 Gen. Assistance
283.84 Per Statements
1,267.48
5.60
3.70
20.00 B. Home Care - Michael Partin
80.00 Gen. Assistance
100.00 1974 -75 Dues for Harnett County Board.
35.00 Harnett County Registration
495.60 Services rendered Bd. of Elections
336.73 Sept. Salary.
60,957.72 Sept. Payroll
1,843.72 Group #043 0012 001.
175.88 Sept. Salary
178.88 Sept. Salary
164.88 Sept. Salary
45.19 24 hours work at Landfill
30.13 16 hours work at Landfill
.12 Refund for error in Retirement Deduction.
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1,794.31
1,863.13
6,889.63
6,399.15
3,412.05
10,099.00
13,290.08
7,068.50
Matching Contri for Soc. Ser., Health, CD Lib.
IT " for Gen. Emp. and Policemen.
69- 0560675 -001.
69- 0560675 -001.
Employees Ret. Contri.
Sept. '74 W. H. Tax.
Employees' SS Contri.
430001 9927 -Qt. ending 9- 30 -74.
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PAYROLL CHECKS WRITTEN FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER, 1974.
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M. H. Brock
C. E. McLamb
W. J. Cotton, Jr.
Gilbert Brown
Bobby R. Etheridge
M. H. Brock
W. J. Cotton, Jr.
H. D. Carson, Jr.
Rachel W. Blanchard
Vanessa W. Young
Patsy H. Nobles
Thomas Allen
Lottie Patterson
Rachel S. Korpulinski
Alice R. Shomper
W. Earl Jones
Alice Schmincke
Edna W. Butts
Jackie J. Pate
W. H. Stewart
Edna K. Newton
Madie Lee Morgan
L. C. Gregory, Jr.
Burnice F. Temple
Roger W. Lyon
James E. Turnage
Stanley Byrd
Lewis C. Rosser, Jr.
H. D. Hood, III
Johnny Halcomb
Clyde F. Pate
T. A. Coats, Jr.
Henry J. Jacobs
Billy G. Wallace
R. H. Parrish
John H. Atkins, III
Sammy R. McLean
Ronald P. Green
George E. Cameron
Flora Green Milton
Clyde L. Ross
June S. Britt
Lou Griffis
Shirley McLean
Paul B. Drew
B. E. Sturgill
Ruth Sturgill
Gladys Walker
Helen R. Crews
Naomi F. Hawley
Glyness Meeks
Patricia W. McDonald
Madeline W. Hawley
Mary P. Avery
Annie Lee Gainey
Bobbie S. Mize
Sandra B. Dickens
Emma Lee West
Harvey V. Godfrey
Marjorie G. Wade
Joyce, Pulliam
Egeta Williams
John D. Davis
Jane H. Smith
Bonnie B. Beasley
Roxanne R. Ayers
Benita J. Beasley
Emmett J. Allen
Carra G. Avery
Bonnie B. Temple
Daniel C. Welch
Mazelle M. Stephenson
Ruby C. Jenkins
John C. Harvey
Nancy E. Johnson
Edward D. Rice
Joyce G. Brown
Hazel W. Byrd
Roxie F. Pritchard
Judith G. Crawford
Cynthia T. Schumann
Edna J. Black
Margie Harrington
Kathleen Thomas
Pauline Sanford
James E. Goff
Charles E. Hammond
H. W. Lloyd
Lincoln Blanding
225.00
200.00
144.00
200.00
200.00
294.78
72.00
782.62
420.80
198.61
399.63
696.69
387.91
356.62
340.00
634.68
411.91
362.23
357.62
690.50
360.23
348.41
536.86
474.61
507.13
517.95
487.79
475.79
477.79
477.09
474.09
472.79
496.61
468.37
496.61
475.27
464.65
398.53
476.26
494.29
374.91
328.17
346.73
346.73
236.44
555.4o
237.87
244.19
783.11
613.50
496.83
437.60
434.03
423.20
348.09
420.61
372.23
791.09
847.35
719.36
687.49
595.91
764.76
590.06
448.88
321+.17
465.23
452.48
424.43
322.80
617.68
460.43
485.13
693.72
316.85
583.65
477.43
509.88
408.69
737.63
642.05
714.70
545.85
278.99
640.07
405.50
c2 8.95
268.00
2759 Robert A. Rowland
2760 Juanita S. Hight
2761 Bettie E. Giles
2762 Mary W. Jones
2763 Virginia L. Simmons
2764 Ida P. Hinnant
2765 Ophelia McLean
2766 Henry S. Thompson
2767 Lida R. O'Quinn
2768 Rebecca S. Coleman
2769 Louise M. Lloyd
2770 Patricia A. McKee
2771 Hoyt B. Fowler
2772 Donald Ray Womble
2773 Margaret N. McDonald
2774 Alta Pearl Pope
2775 Evelyn B. Howard
2776 Bertha M.- Taylor
2777 Kathy B. Wicker
2778 Muriel-F. Cann
2779 Alma Jean Bass
2780 Neta T. Worth
2781 Frances H. McKay
2782 Mildred A. Taylor
2783 Herbert E. Hudson
2784 Corbett A. Coats
2785 Robert J. Burnette
2786 John Henry Strickland
2787 Margaret R. Randall
2788 Janet H. Johnson
2789 Nina P. Bethune
2790 Melanie B. Hamilton
2791 Virginia S. Warren
2792 Thomas T Lanier
2793 Lillian B. Smith
2794 Jean M. Irvin
2795 Edward H. McCormick
2796 Roy S. Godwin
2797 Thomas H. James
2798 Lee Vernon Harris
2799 Dories McKoy
2800 Henry McDougald
2801 Alvis Lee Ockletree
2802 Tony M. Tucker
2803 Bessie W. Moss
0 .00
292.23
317.60
268.85
263.78
319.40
244.78
1,083.08
833.98
636.38
624.20
630.90
699.13
750.66
432.98
365.81
368.23
288.93
611.23
600.95
350.67
574.58
601.06
413.85
643.33
508.41
384.09
430.53
557.81
179.59
352.00
307.13
392.23
700.63
375.83
479.67
300.00
70.61
360.62
330.31
293.11
303.11
153.07
797.25
436.16