09181967GO
SEPTEMBER 18th. 1967
An adjourned meeting of the Board of' Commissioners for the County of Harnett,
North Carolina, was held at the Courthouse in Lillington, North Carolina, its
usual place of meeting, at 4 o'clock P.M., on September 18th. 1967.
Present: Chairman M. H. Brock and Commissioners C. E. McLamb,
J. E. Womble, Gilbert Brown
Absent: W. J. Cotton, Jr.
Also present: H. D. Carson, Jr. County Accountant and Inez Harrington,
Register of Deeds and ex officio Clerk of the Board of Commissioners.
Commissioner C. E. McLamb introduced the following order authorizing bonds
which were read:
ORDER AUTHORIZING $ 5,000,000
SCHOOL BUILDING BONDS
WHEREAS, the Harnett County Board of Education has certified to
this Board a resolution passed on June 5th. 1967, showing that adequate
school facilities are not now available in Harnett County as required by
law, and that it is necessary for the proper maintenance, conduct and im-
provement of the public school system in Harnett County to erect additional
school buildings, enlarge existing school buildings and acquire necessary
land and equipment therefor to provide additional school facilities in said
County, the estimated cost of which is $5,000,000; and
WHEREAS, said resolution requests theBoard of Commissioners to take
all necessary steps in order that funds may be provided for such school
facilities; and
WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners has carefully examined the facts
and has determined and does hereby find as a fact that said statement of said
resolution are true and that it has become the duty of said Board of Comm-
issioners, acting as an administrative agent of the State in providing a State
system of public schools, to order the issuance of bonds of the County of
Harnett so that the school facilities mentioned in paragraph 1 of the order
may be provided in order to maintain the six months! school term in the
County of Harnett as required by Section 3 of Article IX of the Constitution;
now. therefore,
Be It Ordered And Resolved By The Board Of Commissioners
For The County Of Harnett:
1. That, pursuant to the County Finance Act, as amended, and in
order to maintain the six months' school term in said county of Harnett
as required by Section 3 of Article IX of the Constitution, the County of
Harnett, North Carolina, is hereby authorized 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 of said County in an aggregate principal amount not exceeding $ 5,000,000
for the purpose of providing funds, with any other available funds, for erect-
ing additional school buildings and other school plant facilities, remodeling,
enlarging and reconstructing existing school buildings and other school plant
facilities and acquiring necessary land and equipment therefore in order to
provide additional school facilities in the County of Harnett
2. That a tax sufficient to pay the principal of and the interest
on said bonds when due shall be annually levied and collected.
3. That a statement of the debt of the County for school purposes
has been filed with the Clerk and is open to public inspection.
4. That this order shall take effect when approved by the voters of
the County at an election as provided in said Act.
THEREUPON, on motion duly made, seconded and unanimously carried,
the Board designated the County Accountant as the officer to make and file
with the clerk the sworn statement of debt and assessed valuation of the
County which is required by The County Finance Act, as amended, to be filed
before the final passage of the order which was introduced at this meeting.
Thereupon the County Accountant filed with the Clerk, in the presence
of the Board, the sworn statement of debt and assessed valuation as so
required.
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Thereupon the order entitled: "ORDER AUTHORIZING $ 5,000,000
SCHOOL BUILDING BONDS" was passed on first reading.
On motion duly made, seconded and unanimously carried the
Board fixed 102Tclock A.M., October 2, 1967, as the hour and day for
the public hearing upon the foregoing order, and directed the clerk
to publish said order, together with the appended note as required by
The County Finance Act, as amended, in The Daily Record, not later
than the tenth day before said date.
SEFTEMBER 18th. 1967
COUNTY OF HARNETT
STATEMENT CONCERivING SCHOOL INDEBTEDNESS
I, H. D. Carson, Jr. , County Accountant of the ^ounty of
Harnett, North Carolina, cfo maw and file the following statement of the
financial condition of said County, having been designated by the Board
of Commissioners for that purpose. Said statement includes a statement
of debt incurred and to be incurred for school purposes under orders
either introduced or passed, whether evidenced by bonds, notes or other-
wise, and whether incurred by original creation of the debt or by assump-
tion of debt, including debt incurred by the County Board of Education, and
including debt to the State or any department thereof, but not including
obligations incurred to meet appropriations in anticipation of revenues to
an amount not exceeding the amount of the last preceding tax levy for
school purposes:
(a) The assessed valuation of property
as last fixed for County taxation ... . $125,000,000.00
(b) Outstanding debt for school
purposes $1,526,000.00
(c) Bonded school debt to be
incurred under orders either
passed or introduced:
School Building Bonds 5,000 000
(d) The sum of items (b) and (c) $ 6,526,000.00
(e) School sinking funds, being
money or investments thereof
pledged and held for the payment of
principal of outstanding school debt None
School credits, being principal
sums owing to the County from school
districts which are pledged to and when
collected will be used in the retirement of
outstanding school debt None
(f )
(g)
Amount of unissued funding and
refunding school bonds included
In gross debt None
(h) The sum of items (e), (f), and (g) None
(i)
Net school debt being the sum by
which item (d) exceeds item (h)
6,526,000.00
(j) The percentage that the net school
debt bears to said assessed valuation 5.22
H. D. Carson, Jr.
County Accountant
State of North Carolina )
County of Harnett ) ss
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th. day of September, 1967.
Jean M. Irvin
Notary Public
My Commissioner expires: July 24, 1968
(Seal)
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The meeting adjourned
Clerk to the Board
Chairman
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The following checks were issued during the Month of September, 1967:
5399 D. W. Alexander, Director Harnett Partial Appropriation - 1967
Agri - Business Comm. -68
5400 Virginia V. Bunn Court Reporting
5401 W. Earl Jones Jury Tickets
5402 W. Earl Jones Jury Tickets
5403 Sheriff of Wake County S.D. #3442
5404 Sheriff of Wake County+ S. D. #3455
5405 Sheriff of Cumberland County S.D. #3441
5406 07 Sheriff of Brunswick swickCounty S.D. #3447
5408 Freddie Womble Drawing Jurors
5409 B. R. Stone 2 Days as Court Officer
5410 Sheriff of Lee County Co. Of Harnett vs. Elizabeth
F. Matthews,Trustee,S.D. #3423
Bal. of Aug. Travel
Transcripts
M & I Clinics
M & I Clinic
M & I Clinic
Pediatric Clinic
S.D. #3434
36089 -Tax Suprv.
18654 -Tax Co.
S556212
Conveying Prinson Er.
Aug. Radio Service
5666 - Sheriff's Dept.
1807- Auditor
7112
Aug.A /C -Court House
Per Statement
47 Letter Sign.
68870, 68871
Hq62 43122.
June A/C for Reg. of Deeds
Less overpayment of $71.38
200 Death Certificates, Inv.
Nos. 1072, 36032, for Reg. of Deeds
5434 Inv. Nos. 36027, 36030, and 36035
5435 Blood Analysis
5436 Chext X -Ray
5437 Blood Analysis
5438 Per Statement
5439 Aug. A /C -Co. Jail
5440 Fray Pan -Co. Jail
5441 352 - 1027090
5442 Hammet -Co. Ext.
5443 61389- 1X -Co. Ext.Service Off.
5444 14260 -Co. Ext. Service
5445 Per
5446 P55 Sta. dtd 8- 18 -67- Health Dept.
5447 Per Sept. Sta. for Health Dept.
5448 Per Statement
5449 Per Statement
5450 ci 42 95- Health Dept.
5451 20615,Less 2 %, Plus .29V due on
Inv. #19695
Re: G.L. Parrish, Marie Frick
Bennett
Fees in Court Cases
7651 4- Sheriff, 7 41 41 -Co. Agent
Inv. Nos. 76372, 76375, 76330,
76355, 76356
5456 Aug. A/C Co. Jail and Dunn
5457 Health C.
8333 -Co. Agent, 7537- Welfare Dept.
5458 15065
5411 Terrell Vermillion
5412 Faye M. Upchurch
5413 Dr. C. L. Corbett
5414 Dr. J. Ray Israel
5415 Dr. J. K. Williford
5416 Dr. C. L. Corbett
5417 E. Marshall Woodall
5418 Mitchell Printing Co., Inc.
5419 Twyford Printing Co.
5420 Monroe International Inc.
5421 Lonnie J -ackson
5422 Mobile Communication Service
5423 Sexton Motor Sales
5424 Cavin's Business Products, Inc.
5425 James H. Anderson Co., Inc.
5426 Layton Supply Co.
5427 Town of Lillington
5428 Kinlaw Signs
5429 The Cott Index Company
5430 Xerox Corporation
5431 Mitchell Printing Co., Inc.
5432 Mitchell Printing Co.. Inc.
$ 5,000.00
182.47
269.05
470.45
2.00
2.00
2,00
2.00
2.00
2.00
14.00
18.00
27.58
50.00
140.00
20.00
10.00
30.00
30.00
226.35
87.12
1.55
11.40
65.13
31.49
3.90
209.46
13.49
121.20
9.05
919.15
76.22
300.90
Mitchell Printing Co., Inc.
Paul B. Drew
Duke U. Medical Center
Betsy Johnson Hospital, Inc.
Duke U. Medical Center
N. C. Natural Gas Corp.
C. & W. Red & White
Lanier & Brown
IBM Corp.
J. E. Womble & Sons, Inc.
Nasco
N. C. State University
Knox Filter Service
Hill Directory Company
N. C. State Board of Health
Carolina Power &bLight Co.
Carolina Tel. & Tel. Co.
Morris Wade Sales Co.
Roann- Barker, Inc.
5452 Dr. A. W. Peede
5453 Kyle Harrington. C.R. C.
5454 Bowen Office Equipment Co.
5455 Glasco Business Equipment Co.
Modern Laundry & Cleaners
W. H. King Drug Co.
Motorola Inc.
5459 Hill Directory Company
546o Good Hope Hospital, Inc.
5461 N. C. Sanatorium
5462 N. C. St. Comm. for the Bl
5463 John E. Ingraham
5464 S. River Elect. Membership
5465 Campbell College Bookstore
5466 Dr. Ali Jarrahi
154
Re: Mrs. Mary Edith Parker
S. Care -Rufus Cofield
ind Co's part bf Aid to Blind
Audit -Per Contract & Special
Audit
Corp. Per Statement
29- Mental Health
Consultation Fees abd Travel
277.43
215.57
25.80
15.00
15.00
15.00
11.99
280.05
15.40
21.41
2.01
58.41
8.00
9.27
21.63
67.70
25.65
17m69
3.93
334.02
10.00
1.62
16.13
144.56
29.62
75.02
32.50
21.63
2.24
18.00
2,151.87
1,670.00
20.50
7.70
519.20
64
5467 Dr. A. R. Mayberry
5468 Campbell College
5469 Morris Wade Sales Co.
5470 Gardray File Badge Service
5471 void
542 E. Marshall Woodall
5473 E. Marshall Woodall
5474 James R. Tew
5475 Edwards and Broughton Co
5476 Russell Bassford
5477 Lillington Esso Station
5478 Lillington Amoco Service
5479 The Daily Record
5480 N C Natural Gas Corp.
5481 Kinlaw Signs
5482 Lillington FCX
5483 Progressive Store
5484 Purdie Bres. Inc.
5485 Layton Supply Co.
5486 Bowen Office Equipment Co.
5487 Lillington Medical Clinic
5488 Club Cleaners
5489 Lillington Roller Mills Inc.
5490 Carolina Power and Light Co.
5491 J E Womble and Sons I c.
5492 Commercial Printing Co.
5493 Frank M. Montgomery CSC
5494 Elizabeth F. Matthews CSC
5495 Dr. J R Johnson
5496 Kelly aad Randall Drug Co.
5497 LaFayette Drug Co.
5498 The E R Thomas Drug Co.
5499 Lillington Medical Clinic
5500 Betsy Johnson Memorial Hospital
•
St
Consultation Fees and travel $ 770.40
August Rent 110.00
CI 42 Health Dept. T.B. Program 5.19
G22614 12.75
Void
Atty. Fee S D # 3450
Atty. Fee S D # 3433
Gen Assistance
30.00
30.00
32.00
S 4390 Tax Supervisor office 19.78
Per Aug. Statement for Sheriff's Dept. 4..50
Aug. A/C Gar # 39 & 40 28.97
ation Aug. A /C. Sheriff's Dept.
Car. # 39 & 40
Adv. for Co. Auditor
service from 8 -1 -67 to 9 -1 -67
37 letter sign
Aug. A/C for courthouse
Aug. A/C Co. Jail
Aug. A/C Co. Jail
Aug. A /C/ for Co Ext. Service
A76495 Agent
V. D. Treatment
Aug. A/C for Health Dept.
Aug. A/C Dog Warden
Per statement
per statement for Dog pound
Aug. A/C CSC
per statement
fees in court cases
Re: Ex. Cecil Hoffman
per statement s
per statement
Sept. rent
Re: Haywood Ennis
Re: Donna Jean Green, Ella Bell
Williams
Re: Vickie Bass
Re: Philip Pleasant
B. Home care
Home Care
Home care
Home care
Home care
Home care
Home care
Home care
Home care
Home care
Home care
Home care
Home care
Home care
5501 Coats Medical Clinic
5502 Sanford Medical Group
5503 Bessie Lee
5504 Nettie Jacobs
5505 Grady Adcock
5506 Mrs Mack McKoy
5507 Mrs. L. F. Byrd
5508 Mrs. W G Butler
5509 Mrs. Cristal Evans
5510 Mrs. David Ferrell
5511 Mrs. E G Fullbright
5512 Margie Johnson
5513 Mrs. Erwin Johnson
5514 Mrs. Wade Johnson
5515 Etta McNeill
5516 Ina Ryals
5517 Mrs. Earl Wester
5518 Bowen Office Equipment Co.
5519 S. River Elec. Membership Co
5520 Glasco Business Machines
5521 Dr. S. Glenn Wilson
5522 Morris Wade Sales Co.
5523 C C Edwards
5524 Joyce C. Broughton
5525 W. Earl Jones, Tax Col.
5526 Worth Reporting Co.
5527 W. Earl Jones
5528 Louis E. Bottiglier
5529 Sheriff of Cumberland Co.
5530 Sheriff of Wake Co.
5531 Carolina Power and Light Co.
5532 Lillington Auto Parts
5533 James H. Anderson Co. Inc
5534 Inez Harrington
5535 N CPrison Dept.
5536 Lillington Medical Clinic
5537 N C Natural as Corp.
5538 Roane - Barker Inc.
5539 Lillington Medical Clinic
5540 Carolina Tel and Tel Co.
5541 Carolina Tel and Tel Co
5542 Carolina Power and Light Co.
B.
B.
B.
B.
B.
B.
B.
B.
B.
B.
B.
B.
B.
B. Home care
A7 6662 -Vet. Of.
rp. per statements
1 402 4- Mental Health
EPI treatment of 3 VD Cases
Service Call to T.W. Health Dept.
Refund for Error in Listing Taxes
Gen Assistance
Jury tickets
Court reporting
Jury tickets
'ostage Sheriffs Office
SD # 3458
SD # 3459
per statement
17064 Sheriffs Dept.
7180 Less 1%
Expenses to Meeting in Chapel Hil
81 450317
Re: Ruby Spivey David McRae,Lewis
Knight, Willie Johnson Elbert
McDougald
per statement
21202 21236
Committment Papers
per statements
per statements
per statement
180.90
30.00
65.98
7.55
143.45
92.58
180.74
2.54
9.93
14.00
7.22
14.52
1.30
23.49
110.90
10.00
83.35
7.50
13.02
15.09
30.00
10.00
218.50
10.00
6.00
205.00
25.00
102.50
50.00
50.50
105.00
118.50
52.50
105.00
157.50
105.00
224.00
52.50
52.50
202.50
41.11
14.20
2.99
21.00
12.50
4.60
30.00
519.10
213.24
468.60
5.00
4.00
2.00
3.00
.90
8.16
29.76
89.26
75.00
34.41
16.20
20.00
145.31
219.10
7.00
J
65
5543
5544
5545
N C State Commission for Blind
N C State Commission for blind
Conservation and Development
5546 Dr. A WPeede
5547 Morris Wade Sales Co.
5548 Carolina Tel and Tel Co.
5549 B R Stone
5550 Louis G. Bottiglier
5551 W. Earl Jones
5552 Carrie S. Bain
5553 Beatrice Cameron
5554 J A Carver
5555 Bertha M. Taylor
5556 Bank of Lillington
5557 Hospital Saving Asso.
5558 Carolina Tel and Tel Co.
5559 Storr Sales Co.
5560 IBM Corp.
5561 Dunn Elec. Motor $ Refrigeration
5562 Central Carolina Bank and Trust 0
5563 First Citizens Bank and Trust Co.
5564 Bank of Lillington
5565 Southern National Bank
5566 First Nat. Bank of Eastern N C.
5567 First Citizens Bank and Tr. Co.
5568 Waccamaw Bank and Trust Co.
5569 Carolina power and Light Co.
5570 Carolina Tel and Tel Co.
5571 Lillington Medical Clinic
5572 Dr. Bruce B. Blackmon
5573 MtKnight's Drug Store
5574 Coats Medical Clinic
5575 Carlton Ellis
5576 Mrs. W G Butler
5577 Mrs. Grady Adcock
5578
7
5580
5581
Kelly and Randall Drug Co.
Peggy W. Hope
B R Stone
John Jones
5582 Marjorie Wade
5583 W J Cotton Jr.
5584 Dorothy Snipes
5585 Worth Byrd
5586 E. Marshall Woodall
5587 W. Earl Jones
5588 Claster Williams
5589 Sammy Taylor
5590 Carolina Tel and Tel Co.
5591 Carolina Power and Light Co.
5592 Carolina Power and Light Co.
5593 N C Local Governemntal
Employees' Retirement System
5594 N CLocal Governmental
Employees's Retirement System
5595 N CLocal Governemantal Employee
Retirement System
5596 Harnett County Library Board
5597 Nathan H. Yelton Director
5598 Nathan H.Yelton, Director
5599 Southern National Bank
5600 N C Dept. of Revenue
5601 Nathan H. Yelton Director
July -Dec. 1967 aid to
Blind
Co's part for aid to blind
Co's part for Forest Fire
Control
Re: Henrietta Hicks
14486,14487,14829,14835 -T.3.
per statements
Court officer
postage Health Dept.
Jury tickets
Court reporting
Gen. Assistance
$ 708.75
1,155.08
378.38
10.00
53.26
87.24
35.00
25.00
514.55
288.66
26.00
Reimbursement of Exp. for July,
Aug. Sept. 1967 for Vet.
Service WK 48 -120 150.00
Cleaning Health centers 146.97
Sept. Payroll 34,713.53
Group Ins. for Co. Employees 590.71
per statements 117.87
66813- Welfare Less 2% 55.71
352 - 1927830, 0A5301 8 52.43
per statement for Welfare Dept. 72.33
o. 33 Food stamp transactions 11.55
19 food stamp transactions 6.65
45 food stamp transactions 15.75
19 food stamp transactions
5 food stamp transactions
4 food stamp transactions
54 food stamp transactions
per statements
per statements
Professional Services
Re: Jamie Pleasant
Re: Jenny McNeil
Re: Judy Jones
Clothing for Johnny Pisula
Sch. fees for Johnny & Waye Turpin
Reimbursement for Sch. Fees
for Wanda and Tammy Lynn Pleasant
& Timmy Moore
Re: James Sawyer
Bal. of Sept. Salary
Court officer
Janitorial Services for Sept.
Adult Ed. center
Sept. travel
Welfare Board meeting
Welfare Board meeting
Reimbursement for Expenses
to APWA Welfare Bd. meeting
lax Foreclosure Suits
Jury tickets
Cleaning Welfare Office
Cleaning Erwin Welfare office
per statement
per statement
per statement
6.65
5.00
5.00
18.90
514.0o
19.85
6.00
11.25
30.0o
4.00
40.00
10.20
17.05
17.35
47.92
21.00
33.46
92.12
21.12
20.00
273.40
180.00
441.00
37.76
2.00
12.75
12.00
36.35
Matching contri.for Welfare and
Health Employees 1,218.95
Matching Contra. for Gen.
Employees and Law Inf. employees 1,765.09
s' Employees's Ret. contra. for
Sept. 1967
Sales tax refund for 1966 -67
69- 0560675
69- 0560675
W.H. Tax -Co. Employees
Sept. '67
43 0001 99 27 QT. Sept. 1967
Employees contra. S.C. Tax
Sept. '67
1,906.44
91.59
2,143.60
2,798.17
4,511.80
2,726.10
4,858.95
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The Following Salary Checks were issued during the Month of September 1967.
2866 M H Brock
2867 W J Cotton, Jr.
2868 J E Womble
2869 C E McLamb
2870 Gilbert Brown
2871 Wiley F. Bowen
2872 Thomas Allen
2873 Lottie Patterson
2874 Bessie S. Johnson
2875 W, Earl Jones
2876 Alice Schmincke
2877 Edna W. Butts
2878 Jackie J. Denning
2879 Wade H. Stewart
2880 Edna K. Newton
2881 L C Gregory, Jr.
2882 James Griffin
2883 B F Temple
2884 John C. Wilson
2885 James S. West
2886 Roger W. Lyon
2887 George E. Cameron
2888 James E. Turnage
2889 H D Carson, Jr.
2890 Rachel W. Blanchard
2891 Harold Upchurch
2892 Thomas James
2893 Thomas H. Glasby
2894 Inez Harrington
2895 Velma S. Edwards
2896 Flora Green Milton
2897 Inez W. Sessoms
2898 Clyde L. Ross
2899 Paul B. Drew
2900 B E Sturgill
2901 Ruth Sturgill
2902 Louvenia McL. Lee
2903 Fletcher C. Hubbard
2904 James F. Penny, Jr.
2905 Naomi F. Hawley
?906 Glyness Meeks
2907 Medlin W. Hawley
2908 Patricia W. McDonald
2909 Mary P. Avery
2910 Margaret M. McDonald
2911 Jean Adcock
2912 Annie Lee Sawyer
2913 Emma Lee West
2914 Marjorie G. Wade
2915 Harvey V. Godfrey
2916 Helen R. Crews
2917 Glenn C. O'Kelley
2918 Egeta Williams
2919 Frederick B. Fleming
2920 Harry B. Roberts
2921 Joyce G. Pulliam
2922 Janet McD. Stone
2923 Lemuel R. Gilchrist
2924 James R. Huggins
2925 John D. Davis
2926 Catherine Hawks
2927 Virginia L. Thomas
2928 Robert B. Blalock, Jr.
2929 Esther T. Butts
2930 Margie Harrington
2931 Kathleen Thomas
2932 Pauline Sanford
2933 C R Ammons
2934 Charles E. Hammond
2935 James E. Goff
2936 Vance E. Hamilton
2937 Juanita S.Hight
2938 Ruby I. Parker
2939 Bettie E. Giles
2940 Virginia L. Simmons
2941 Janes P. West
2942 Ida P. Hinnant
2943 Ophelia McLean
2944 M. Irene Lassiter
2945 Lida R. O'Quinn
2946 Hattie E. Barnes
$ 78.50
80.00
80.00
80.00
325.00
517.58
270.06
228.36
464.57
2766.91
241.93
207.34
652.41
259,33
481.9
467.5
311.47
472.49
458.42
472.67
451.07
600.51
294.78
309.49
220.57
210.71
306.81
277.67
257.61
223.59
222.84
238.25
379.32
168.96
145.11
622.36
97.76
3o8.48
288.64
261.92
243.97
243.97
268.23
26 .09
23 .59
492.31
370.02
475.41
257.61
465.95
415.07
452.10
416.87
443.86
420.93
447.61
470.60
423.42
402.72
413.99
374.58
261.96
302.12
307.83
302.45
325.86
225.23
253.98
190.85
168.82
164.44
161.96
246.1J.6
239.883
175.14
96.33
500.45
430.43
438.17
2497
2948
2949
2950
2951
2952
2953
2954
2955
2956
2957
2958
2959
2960
2961
2962
2963
2964
2965
2966
2967
2968
2969
2970
2971
2972
Rebecca S. Coleman $
Sarah E. Ennis
M H Canady
Shelby F. Johnson
Alta Pearl Pope
Ken Black
Elizabeth F. Matthews
Ruby T. Currin
George Lee Brown
Blanchie W. Raynor
Kyle Harrington
Ada W. Stone
Addle C. Fpucett
Jake Lamm
Robert B. Morgan
Jake Lamm
Jean M. Irvin
Norman F. Lewis, Jr.
Lillian B. Smith
Roy S. Godwin
Peggy W. Hope
Glenda Massengill
Alma Jean Bass
Muriel F. Cann
Cecelia C. Godwin
Phyllis L. McNeill
472.45
449.65
570.02
310.93
250.57
422.21
499.31
302.85
247.88
203.53
341.19
243.97
213.66
289.00
950.41
245.71
328.90
543.00
254.51
71.70
285.60
279.01
191.48
413.10
290.06
390.53
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The Board of Commissioners for the County of Harnett, North Carolina, met in
adjourned regular session at the County Courthouse in Lillington, North Carolina,
the regular place of meeting, at 10 o'cbck, A.M. on October 2, 1967.
Present: Chariman M. H. Brock, and Commissioners W. J. Cotton, Jr., Gilbert
Brown, C. E. McLamb and J. E. Womble. 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 AUTHORIZING $5,000,000 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, except
Gilbert Stewart, residing at Route 2, Lillington, North Carolina, who appeared in
person and protested against the issuance of the bonds.
Thereupon, upon motion of Commissioner W. J. Cotton, Jr., seconded by
Commissioner J. E. Womble and carried, the order introduced and passed on first
reading on September 18, 1967, entitled: "ORDER AUTHORIZING $5,000,000 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 M. H. B rock, W. J. Cotton, Jr., Gilbert Brown, C. E.
McLamb and J. E. Womble.
Noes: None.
The Chairman then announced that the order entitled: "ORDER AUTHORIZING
$5,000,000 SCHOOL BUILDING BONDS" had passed.
The Clerk was thereupon directed to publish said order in The Daily Record,
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 W. J. Cotton, Jr. introduced the following resolution
which was read:
RESOLUTION CALLING A SPECIAL
BOND ELECTION
BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Commissioners for the County of Harnett:
Section 1. A special bond election is hereby called to be held on Saturday,
December 2, 1967, between 6 :30 A.M. and 6:30 P.M., at which there shall be sub-
mitted to the qua]ified voters of Harnett County the following question:
Shall an order finally passed on October 2, 1967,
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 havepower or
authority to contract, and in evidence thereof to issue
School Building Bonds in an aggregate principal amount not
exceeding $5,000,000 for the purpose of providing funds, with
any other available funds, for erecting additional school
buildings and other school plant facilities, remodeling,
enlarging and reconstructing existing school buildings and other
school plant facilities, and acquiring necessary land an d
equipment therefor, in order to provide additional school
facilities in the County of Harnett to maintain the six months
school term in said County as required by Section 3 of Article
IX of the Constitution, 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?
Section 2. For said bond election the regular registration books for
elections in said County shall be used and such books shall be open for the
registration of voters not theretofore registered tom 9 A.M. until sunset on each
day, beginning Saturday. November 4, 1967 and closing Saturday, November 18, 1967.
On each Saturday during such registration period such books shall be open at the
polling places. Saturday, November 25, 1967, shall be Challenge Day.
Section 3. The Clerk of the Board of Commisoners shall cause a notice to be
published in The Daily Record at least thirty days before the election, and thereafter
twice before the election at intervals of at least one week between publication,
reading substantially as follows:
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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., on Saturday, December 2, 1967, at which there will be submitted
to the qualified voters of said County the following question:
Shall an order finally passed on October 2, 1967,
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 $5,000,000 for the purpose of providing funds,
with any other available funds, for erecting additional
school buildings and other school plant facilities, remodeling,
enlarging and reconstructing existing school buildings and
otherschool plant facilities, and acquiring necessary land and
equipment therefor, in order to provide additional school
facilities in the County of Harnett to maintain the six months'
school term in said County as required by Section 3 of
Article IX of the Constitution, 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 thepurpose 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 all taxable property in Harnett County.
For said election the regular registration books for elections in siad County
will be used and such books will be open for the registration of voters, not
theretofore registered, from 9 A.M. until sunset on each day beginning Saturday,
November 4, 1967, and closing Saturday, November 18, 1967. On each Saturday during
such registration period said books will be open at the polling plates. Saturday,
November 25, 1967, is Challenge Day.
Any qualified voter of the County who is qualified to vote by absentee ballot
under the provisions of the General Statutes of North Carolina, particularly Article
10 of Chapter 163. in a State -wide general election is authorized to vote an
absentee ballot in said special bond election in accordance with said provisions
of the General Statutes relating to absentee voting. Any qualified voter of the
County who is qualified to vote by absentee ballot in said special bond election
may apply for an absentee ballot not earlier than forty -five days prior to said
special bond election and not later than 6 :00 p.m., Wednesday, November 29, 1967,
at the office of the Harnett County Board of Elections, Agricultural Building,
Lillington, North Carolina, Qualified voters who are not certain whether they are
eligible to vote by absentee ballot should contact said Harnett County Board of
Elections.
The polling places in the several precincts and the registrars and judges
for each precinct are as follows:
PRECINCT POLLING PLACE
Anderson Creek Hill's Garage
Averasboro No. 1
Averasboro No. 2
Averasboro No. 3
Averasboro No. 4
Barbecue
Black River
Buckhorn
Duke No. 1
Duke No, 2
Duke No. 3
Grove No.1 Coats
Grove No. 2
W & S Motor Co.
Dennis Cad., Olds Co.
Auto Sales & Service
Boy Scout Bldg. behind
Dunn Amory
Community Bldg.
Angier Mun. Bldg.
Spence's Store
Across From Post Office
Erwin Park Center
Erwin Gym
Stewart's Garage
Coats Mun. Bldg.
REGISPRAR
E. L. Hill
Mrs. Ted Alfred
Mrs.George
Williams
Mrs. Jane Yates
Mrs. R. A. West
JUDGES
Marvin West &.
E.C. Shaw
Mrs. Wilbert Lee
& Catherine Norr
Earl Maynard & P.
W. Elmore
Ralph Wade & Mrs.
Louis Gavin
Arthur Tripp &
Jewel Raynor
Mrs. Inez Howard Refus Harrington
& Jim McFarland
Leonard Ogburn Jane Tutor &
Dwight Stephenso
Carlyle Blanchard A. Y. Tutor & J.
E. Weathers
Margaret Glover Alice Harrington
& Payton Odom
Olive Wilkerson Zola West & Oscar
Temple
Jackie Denning Crosby Lloyd &
Jack Crawford
Mrs. Lula Beasley Rupert Parrish &
Flonnie Wood
Mrs. Mary Hough J. R.Honeycutt &
J. H. Parker
s
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Hector's Creek
Johnsonville
Lillington
Neill's Creek No.l
Neill's Creek No.2
Stewart's Creek
Bradley's Garage James Tutor
Community Bldg. Johnny Mangum
Courthouse
Com. Bldg.Buies Creek Reid Johnson
Blackmon Bldg.Buies Creek Preston Butts
Com. Bldg. Bunnlevel Thomas Byrd
Mrs. Paul McDonald
Upper Little River No. O'Quinn Store
1
Upper Little River
No. 2
Arnold Collins
McNeill's Store Blanche Johnson
/s/ Inez Harrington
Mrs. E.B. Cameron
& Grover Holleman
James Wilson &
Leola Wooten
N.A. Stewart &
Hoyle Secrest
N. R. Upchurch &
F. E. Pope
H. T. Hight &
T. H. McLeod
Mable Newton &
Talmadge Byrd
Clayton Wood &
Aldo Lowdermilk
Clarence Holder &
D. G. Harrington
Clerk of Board of Commissioners
/s/ Dougald McRae
Chairman of County Board of Elections
Section 4. 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 anc
judges for said election.
Section 5. The form of the ballot to be used at said election shall be substan-
tially as follows:
OFFICIAL BALLOT
SPECIAL BOND ELECTION
in the
COUNTY OF HARNETT, NORTH CAROLINA
December 2, 1967
Instructions
1. To vote "FOR" the question make a cross (x) mark in the square to the
left of the word "FOR ".
2. To vote "AGAINST" the question 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.
....+ FOR the order finally passed on October 2. 1967, authorizing not
exceeding $5,000,000 School Building Bonds of the County of
Harnett for the purpose of providing funds, with any other
available funds, for erecting additional school buildings and
otherschool plant facilities, remodeling, enlarging and re-
constructing existing school buildings and other school plant
facilities, and acquiring necessary land and equipment therefor,
in order to provide additional school facilities in said County
to maintain the six months' school term as required by Section
3 of Article IX of the Constitution, and a tax therefor.
the order finally passed on October 2, 1967, authorizing not
exceeding $5,000,000 School Building Bonds of the County of
Harnett for the purpose of providing funds, with any other
available funds, for erecting additional school buildings
and other school plant facilities, remodeling, enlarging and
reconstructing existing school buildings and otherschool plant
facilities, and acquiring necessary land and equipment therefor,
in order to provide additional school facilities in said County
to maintain the six months' school term as required by Section
3 of Article IX of the Constitution, and a tax therefor.
....AGAINST
(s/ Inez Harrington
liacsimile of signature of Clerk of
Board of Commissioners
/8/ Dougald McRae
Facsimile of signature of Chairman of
County Board of Elections
Section 6. The Clerk of the Board of Commissioner is hereby directed to certify
immediately a copy of this resolution to said County Board of Elections of Harnett
County.
Thereupon, upon motion of Commissioner W. J. Cotton, Jr., seconded by Commissioner
J. E. Womble, the foregoing resolution entitled: "RESOLUTION CALLING A SPECIAL BOND
ELECTION" was passed by the following vote.
Ayes: Commissioners M. H. Brock, W. J. Cotton, Jr., Gilbert Brown, C. E. McLamb
and J. E. Womble.
Noes: None.
I, Inez Harrington,,Register of Leeds and ex officio Clerk of the Board of
Commissioners for the County of Harnett, North Carolina, DO HEREBY CERTIFY that the
foregoing is an accurate copy of so much of the recorded proceedingsof the Boar'. of
Commissioners for the County of Harnett at a meeting held on October2, 1967, the record
having been made in Minute Book No. , and is a true copy of so much of said minutes
as relate in any way to the final passage of an order authorizing bonds of said County
and the calling of a special bond election.
1967.
WITNESS my hand and the corporate seal of said County, this 2nd day of October,
Register of Deeds and ex officio
Clerk of the Board of Commissioners
ers
The Commission/ then continued the meeting in the office of the Tax Supervisor,
and the minutes of the September meeting, and after due correction, were approved.
Mr. Marshall Woodall, Tax Lien and Welfare Case Attorney appeared before the
Board and gave his report for September, 1967, as follows:
NAME
Wilbur H. Byrd
Beulah V. Wilson
Geraldine W. Upchurch
Leon Champion
Charles W. Wallace
W. T. Wilkins
Willie M. Parrish
Johnson Cotton Co.
Morris G. Godwin,Jr.
COLLECTION OF TAXES DURING SEPTEMBER, 1967
AMOUNT OF TAXES,
PENALTIES AND COST ATTORNEY
SD# COLLECTED FEE PAID
3417
3418
3419
3442
3441
3456
3434
3450
3433
92.28+
77.22
79.69
187.07
319.82
172.79
117.03
118.93
130.32
$1,295.15
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
$270.00
TAX SUITS COMMENCED BY MR. ROSS COLLECTED DURING SEPT., 1967
NAME SD#
Worth M. Pope et als 3416 +
Leonard C. Parker et als 3347
NAME
W. T. Wilkins
Will Thompson
David Campbell
Charles Lee Guy, Jr.
George R. Ferguson
Joseph T. Freeman
Wm. A. Jernigan, Jr.
Norman Nienstedt
Alexander Buie
TAX SUITS 6MMENCED DURING SEPTEMBER 1967
SD#
3456
3457
3459
3458
3460
3461
3462
3463
3464
AMOUNT OF TAXES
119.14
40.95
83.56
206.18
45.78
59.06
112.78
60.56
54.28
WELFARE CASE REPORT
1. Alford Elliott case - Extensive investigation has been made to determine the heirs of
Mr. Elliott. It seems to be impossible to locate the names and addresses of all heirs;
a suit will be started immediately with service of process for all unknown heirs being
published in the newspaper.
2. Winifred Grady case- Real Property involved in this case is under orders of sale by
the Court. One tract of land is under a confirmed sale of $1,625.00; the other tract of
land is under a bid of $2,307.50.
3. Atlas Johnson case- Present property owners deny County's claim; case will be for tri
4. Charlie Elmon Denning Case - Time within which the defendants may answer the County's
claim or complaint expired on September 25, 1967. Order of sale for the land in question
be entered this Week and notice of sale will be posted this week.
5. Frances Mitchell Matthews case - Property is under an order of sale and notice of
sale is presently being published.
6. Jamey Franklin Altman case - Order for sale of the land in question will be issued
and notice of sale will be posted this week.
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7. Sarah McArtan Pope case - Present owners of property in question have
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the amount o
0g. The lien amount —'Is $, 384:06.
8. Debro Williamson case - Information necessary for suit has been obtained and
a suit will be filed this month. The County will not be able to have this pronerty
foreclosed for the recipient is still living and using the property as a homesite.
A judgment to be satisfied later can be obtained.
9. Winnie Messer Norris case - A suit has been drawn and will b e filed today.
10. Mary Ellen Phillips case - Only personal property is involved and the estate
has not been settled.
In regards to Welfare Case No. 1 above - Alford Elliott "ase- Mr. Woodall stated
that one of the distant heirs had paid approximately S300.00 with the understanding
that the property would belong to her when the lien was satisfied. This, however, was
a misunderstanding on the part of the heir. Mr. Woodall was advised by the boa-d that
when this property was advertised and sold this heir should be reimbursed the amount
paid by said heir.
Regarding Welfare Case No. 7 above -Sarah McArtan Pope case, Mr. Woodall stated
that he had been offered p200.00 in settlement of the lien, and pointed out that the
statute has run out on this case. Upon recommendation of Marshall Woodall, Tax Lien
and Welfare Case Attorney, Commissioner McLamb made the motion that the County accept
1200.00 in settlement of said lien. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Cotton,
and the motion carried.
Mrs. Elizabeth Matthews, Clerk of superior Court, appeared before the Board and
requested that t hey set the pay rate and authorize payment for t he part -time help
she had secured to help with the Jury Commission. Commissioner Cottom made a motion
they be paid at the rate of 51.45 per hour, and the County Auditor be authorized to
make payment to these ladies working inithe Commission Office. The motion was
seconded by Commissioner McLamb and the motion carried.
Mr. Wiley F. Bowen, County Attorney reviewed his Answer and Counter -Claim which
he had ready to file with the Court upon approval of the B oard in the Ross vs County
action, and the following Resolution was adopted by the Board: Attorney Wiley F.
Bowen having read the propose ApswgF Qd Counter -Claim to suit entitled Neill McK
Ross vs. M. H. Brock, et alj is- tierety empowered, authorized and directed to verify
the Answer and Counter -Claim on behalf of the County of Harnett. Mr. Bowen received
the Board's approval to file said Answer and Counter -Claim with the court.
Commissioner Gilbert Brown made the motion that the Board offer a reward of Five
Hundred Dollars for the capture and conviction of the murderer of E. F. Byrd. The
motion was seconded by Mr. McLamb and the motion carried.
Commissioner C. E. McLamb made a motion that the County give the sum of Five
Hundred Dollars each to the Dunn Rescue Sound and the Erwin Resque Squad, and that
the Board authorize a like sum to any other approved rescue squad in the County. The
motion was seconded by Mr. Cotton and the motion carried.
Mr. M. H. Brock, Chairman, presented a renuest to the Board signed bv two property
owners to delete from the highway system Road 2028. Mr. Cotton made the motion that the
Board approve this request, seconded by Mr. Brown and the motion carried. Mr. Sam
4'•ilson, District Engineer of State Highway Commission, appeared before the Board and
was informed of the action the Board had taken on Road 2028 and he stated that he felt
the request would be honored when it was received by the Commission.
The following resolution with reference to sale of property to A. J. b'bite,was
presented to the Board by Mr. Wiley F. Bowen, County Attorney; to he nlnced in the
minutes:
NORTH CAROLINA R E S O L T J T I O N
HARNETT COUNTY
THAT t''HFREAS, A. J. White has offered the sum of Two Thousand
Dollars (&2,000) for the hereinafter described tract bf land, and,
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners accepted said offer,
subject to a promise by A. J. White to make the following improvements:
1. Clear, grub and grade the entire lot and Harnett Street
between First Street and Second Street and second Street
between Front street and Harnett Street.
2. Install the necessary storm sewers, manholes, junction
boxes, and catch basins.
3. Install the necessary sanitary sewer manholes.
4. Pave Harnett Street between First Street and Second Street.
Pave Second street between Front Street and Harnett Street.
(All pavement shall be 20 feet wide and be of 11" bituminous
concrete on a 6" gravel base course.)
AND, WHEREAS, interested bidders were given the opportunity to file an up-
set bid in a notice which was run in the Harnett County News on the 17th day of
August, 1967, and,
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WHEREAS, no upset bid was filed by August 22, 1067, as set forth in said
notice, and,
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners finds the following facts:
1. That the sale of said lot is in the best interest of the inhabitants
of the county since:
(a) The property is not in use for county purposes and is not
income producing.
(b) A sale would place money in the county treasury.
(c) A sale would transfer the property to a private individual,
and, hence,be taxable by both the county and the town.
(d) A sale under the conditions for improvement sproposed by
Mr. White would immediately further development of the county
seat.
2. That said property is not presently being held for county purposes or
use and that its sale would not tend to embarrass or prevent the performance
of duties owed by the Board to the public since: -
(a) Other more suitable land is presently held by the county for
future expansion.
(b) Engineers have declared the property unsuitable for county
purposes.
(c) The town concurs in such a sale.
AND, WHEREAS, the Board may require that said property be reconveyed to
the County if the foregoing improvements are not made within twelve months
from the date of the deed to said property.
AND, WHEREAS, the County has agreed that if Mr. White sells any lot or
lots during the course of development of said property, then any lot so sold
shall be free from the conditions of the contract, to the end that the
purchaser may obtain good title to the same and go forward with the develop -
ment of said portion of said property.
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS RESOLVED AND ORDERED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS OF HARNETT COUNTY THAT:
1. A warranty deed for said property be grsnted to A. J. White.
2. A contract setting forth the terms of this resolution be executed
by and between A. J. White and the County of Harnett.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, the parties have hereunto affixed their authorized
signatures.
ATTEST:
/s/ Inez Harrington
Mrs. Inez narrinrton, Clerk
COUNTY OF HARNETT
BY: /sJ M. H. Brock
M. H. Brock, chairman of board
of County Commissioners
Mr. Wiley F. Bowen, County Attorney, informed the Board that the County should
be receiving funds from the State Board of Elections and from the Federal to help
off -set the expenses of primary elections pursuant to Statutes 163 -122 and 14,3- 77.11.
Mr. Herbert Carson, Oounty Auditor, state that, to his'lcnowledge, he had only received
one check from the State for ,#3,000.00 as reimbursement to county for State called
election. Mr. Carson was instructed to call the State Auditor and follow this uo.
Mr. l'homas Allen, Tax Supervisor, appeared before the Board and requested that
a refund of S124.10 be made to Mr. Ralph Johnson. Mr. Allen discovered this error
in his office, and he stated that he had checked the tax records and Mr. Allen has
paid his taxes up -to -date.
The Board also considered a request for release of Penalty by Dunn Promoters,
Inc. Mr. bowen, County Attorney, in explaining the situation to the Board stated that
Dunn Promoters, Inc. held the property in its name for the sole purpose of assisting
Morganite to come here. Morganite is to pay off the deed of trust and taxes. Dunn
Promoters, Inc. -simply did not list the property until it was brought to their attentio
that this was their responsibility, at which time they did list the property. Mr.
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Bowen stated further that the purpose of Dunn Promoters, Inc. was to promote business
and industry in their area, and was not a profit making organization as he understood
it. Mr. Bowen stated that under these circumstances, in his opinion,. the Board would
be justified in granting this release.
Motion was made by Commissioner Cotton that thenfund in the amount of 112h.10 to
Mr. Ralph Johnson be authorized, and that the Reouest for Release of Penalty by Dunn
Promoters, Inc. be granted. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Brown, and the
motion carried.
Mr. .arl Jones, Tax Lollector, appeared before the board and gave a renort of the
Total current and Delinquent Taxes received during the Month of September, 1967, and
stated that he would mail a full report to the Commissioners as soon as it was
completed.
At the request of Mr. Marshall Woodall, the following resolution was adopted by
the Board: Upon recommendation of Marshall Woodall, Tax Lien and Welfare Lien Attorney,
that the lien against Oscar Heyward Gregory in the amount of $204.0.00 be released
inasmuch as it appears that the lien was paid to the former County Attorney on or
about the 31st day of May, 1963.
Mr. M. H. Brock, Chairman, presented a request from the Harnett County Good Neighbor
Council for 1100 for the use of the Council in purchasing stationery, postage and
other materials, and also a request that the following persons be appointed to the
Harnett County Good Neighbor Council to serve with the present Council:
Mr. Eugene Smith, Dunn, Vice - President of Waccamaw Bank.
Rev. nichard Brand, Erwin Presbyterian Church.
Mr. Joseph Taylor, "oats, an official of Terre Hill Corporation.
Miss Elaine Purdie, Rt. 2, Box 294, r'uquay- verina.
Mr. Weldon McLean, Rt. 1, Bunnlevel.
Rev. Horace Quigley, Angier Mthodist Church.
Rev. Charles Stafford, Bunnlevel, Friendship Baptist Church.
Mr. Tom Sherman, k'rwin Mills Personnel Lept.
Mr. Brock stated that the 1100.00 could come from the budget of Mr. Vernon Porter.
A motion to grant the request for 1100 to come from Vernon Porter's Budget, and to
appoint the above named persons to serve on said Council was made by Commissioner
Brown and Seconded by Commissioner Cotton. The motion carried.
Mr. Cliff Amons appeared before the Board on behalf of the Livestock and Poultry
Cooperative and requested financial assistance from the County to pay the insurance
premium on the arena property. He stated that the property was in themme jointly
of the County and the Cooperative, and that the Cooperative, except for a little
advertising, had no means of raising revenue. Mr. bowen, " ounty Attorney, explained
that the title to the property was placed in the name of the County, in his opinion,
for the sole purpose of executing the original deed of trust, and that the County
in fact does not own the property, and therefore he could find no statutory authority
to allow payment.
Mr. Wiley F. Bowen, County Attorney, discussed with the Board the present procedure
used by the different county offices in getting county funds into the county treasury.
At present each county official who r ce ves 2pne far the county turns it in every
thirty days, and then it must remal / foceAP9sth4F y days before it can be used by the
county. Mr. Bowen stated that pursuant to Statute lg3 -135 every person and employee
whose duty is to receive any moms belonging to the ounty shall deposit receipts
with
whose, treasurer within twenty -four hours, and he further stated that if the
County w ould use this system as provided by law it would get better use of its money.
Mr. Carson, '' ounty Auditor, was directed by the Bo-rd to contact each office vhich is
responsible for receiving money for the County and direct them to make a denosit
every twenty -four hours in proper account in bank and obtain two deposit slips of which
one will be given to the County Auditor, Herbert Carson.
Upon appearance of Graham Henry, Commissioner, and Elizabeth Matthews, Clerk of
Superior Court, who both stated that they could not obtain help for .less than r2.n0
per hour, and the persons stated they would not work for less than $2.00 per hour,
Commissioner Cottom made motion that payment to clerks to Jury Commission be made
at the rate of X2.00 per hour in lieu of 11.45 as approved this day. This motion was
seconded by Commissioner Brown and the motion carried.
The following reports were filed with the Board:
Register of Leeds - Inez Harrington
Clerk of necorder's Court - Kyle Harrington
Llerk of Juperior Court - Elizabeth F. Matthews
Veterans Service Officer - Jean M. Irvin
Sheriff - W. H. Stwart
Electrical Inspectors - L. Perry Cameron and Roy Godwin
tt w1 .n n - B. H. Sellers
Tax Collector - W. Earl Jones
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The following jurors were drawn
November 13, 1967:
1. J. B. Coats
2. Willie b. "odges
3, W. A. Tart
4. Curtis R. Reardon
5. Milton Monk
6. Erwin B. Stewart
7. Wendell A. McNeill
8. Luther J. Capps
9. Robert Willis Poole
10. Delores Hart
11. George E. Meyers
12. Richard Orlene
13. C. E. Burch
14. Joel R. hodges
15. Silas Whittenton
16. Earl Cefus Faircloth
17. Melvin H. Mason
18. Meltin Thomas
19. Z. v. Hockaday
20. Cariie McGee
21. Jerry A. Flair
22. Elmon a "afire
23. Orton A. Stewart
24. A. B. burnette
25. T'almon L Stewart
26. Freeman Nixon Russell
27. Herman McNeill
2E3. Daniel Bethune
29. R. n. Godwin
30. Jones R.Yarborough
31. Ozie henneth SeaRroves
32. William W. Nash
33. Robert Lee Dupree
34. James Lester Johnson
35. Daniel Williams
36. Garland Godwin
37. Bernice Leslie
38. Freddie W. Baker
39. George 0. Williams
40. Jimmy 'Jerald Smith
41. Frank M. hair
42. Raymond `'. Stephenson
43. Ashley Howard Cannady
44. Douglas W. Byrd
45. Angus McArtan
46. A. Douglas Holder
47. Ben W. Thornton
48. Thomas h. Wilmoth
49. James B.Hayes
50. G. C . Denning
51. Carl Webb
52. Denton L. Hargis
53. William J. Thompson
54. Oliver McLeod
55. J. W. Sheppard
56. Gene Everett Pope
57. William `lrady Harris
58. James F. Black
59. Jerry Pleasant
60. Jerry C. Tyndall
The following jurors
November 20, 1967:
1. Ernest C. Warren
2. Lyndon N. Bradsher
3. Billy Hilliard
4. Allen D. Strickland
5. Monroe George Coats
6. Howard C. bolt
7. Royce D. "sire
8. Robert Waylon Poole
9. Dennis Aaron Pope
10. James Earl Broome
11. Simpson Guin
12. H. L. McCleney
13. Leonard McNeill
14. James Thomas Smith
15. Glenn H. Godwin
for Criminal Term of
Superior Court beginning
Dunn # 3
Dunn
Dunn # 2
Lillington # 1
Benson # 1
Coats
Broadway # 1
Coats # 1
Coats # 1
Linden # 1
Sanford # 6
Broadway # 1
Angier if 2
Broadway # 1
Dunn
Li'_ltigton # 2
Sanford # 6
Lillington # 3
Bunnlevel # 1
Coats # 1
Dunn
Erwin
Lioats
Dunn
Dunn 3
Erwin # 1
Coats # 1
Bunnlevel
Lunn
Coats
Fuquay # 2
Lillington
Coats # 1
Funuay # 1
Lunn if 3
Erwin
°anford # 6
Fuquay Springs # 1
Dunn# 4
Dunn # 1
Erwin
Dunn
Dunn
Spring Lake # 1
Bunnlevel # 1
Lillington # 2
Dunn
Coats
Erwin # 1
Dunn
Lunn # 2
Coats # 1
Dunn
Coats # 1
Buses Creek
Dunn # 4
Cameron # 2
Lillington # 1
Dunn # 3
Coats
were drawn for Criminal 'Term of
Dunn if 4
Lillington
Coats # 1
Erwin
Dunn tr 3
Erwin
Erwin # 1
Coats # „1
"ngier # 2
Dunn ff 4
Erwin
Sanford # 6
Broadway # 1
Broadway # 1
Erwin
Ave.
Ave.
Ave.
Grove
Grove
Grove
Upper Little River
Grove
Grove
Duke
Barbecue
Barbecue
Black River
Upper Little River
Ave.
Upper Little River
Barbecue
Upper Little River
Ave.
Grove
Ave.
Duke
Grove
Ave.
Grove
Duke
Grove
ave.
ve.
Grove
Black River
Lillington
Grove
Buckhorn
Ave.
Duke
Barbecue
Buck horn
Ave.
Ave.
Luke
Ave.
Ave.
Anderson Creek
Anderson Creek
Lillington
Ave.
Grove
Duke
Ave .
Ave.
Grove
Ave.
Grove
N. C.
Ave.
Johnsonville
Upper Little River
Grove
Grove
0rif ek
Superior Court beginning
Duke
Lillington
Grove
Duke
Ave.
Duke
Duke
Grove
Grove
Ave.
Duke
Barbecue
Upper Little River
Barbecue
Duke
75
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17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
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24.
25.
26.
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28.
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31.
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2
44.
45.
W. S. Currin
William B oggs
Jerry Byrd
C. L. Upchurch S r.
Winifred B. Mc�eill
Rudolph Ennis
Clarence W. Morris
Clifton Gregory
henry West
Roy Sears
Ruby Byrd
Waymon T. Byrd
Jose:,h Clayton
Archie Lyon Patterson
J. M. Warren
Gerald R. Wood
W. E. Denning
Clawson Hallman
Perry McFarland
Dougald M. Swarm
Waylon Truelove
J. L. Tilley
J. J. Bowden
Atwood Pope
John Lred Hawley
Bobby Partin
T. Alvin Buchanan
Ira Edwj,n Maddox
Thomas vv. Womack, Jr.
Mack Reid Tew
Meeting adjourned.
Lillington # 2
Mamer'
Lillington # 3
Coats if 1
Sanford # 7
Coats
Sanford # 6
Dunn
Dunn
Coats
Coats # 1
Erwin
Broadway
Broadway # 1
Dunn
Erwin
Lunn # 2
Lillington # 3
Braodway # 1
Olivia
Holly Springs
Angier
Broadway # 1
"unn 75' 3
Coats # 1
Angier
Broadway # 1
Sanford # 7
Willow Springs # 1
Dunn
Upper Little River
Upper Little River
Upper Little River
Grove
Barbecue
Grove
Barbecue
Ave.
Ave.
Grove
Grove
Duke
Upper Little River
Barbecue
Ave.
Duke
Ave.
Upper Little River
Barbecue
Barbecue
Buck horn
Lack River
upper Little River
Ave.
Grove
Black River
Upper Little River
Barbecue
Blak River
Ave.
Respectfully Submitted,
Mildred C. Dobbins
Assistant Clerk to Board