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<br />Minutes of the Board of Commlesionere 4 2,3 <br />Monday, April 7, 1952 <br />r <br />~ ' <br />The Board of Commissioners for the County oP Orange met Sn regular session <br />on Monday, April 7, 1952, at 10 o'clock A. M., in the Commissioners' Room et <br />,the Courthouse, in ASlleboro, North Carolina. <br />Members present: Collier Cobb, Jr., Chairman; R. 0. Forreet and Sim L. <br />Eflnnd, Commies Sonars. <br />Members abeam: None. <br />The minutes of the March meetings xere reed and approved. <br />There xere several road petitions presented, requesting roads in different <br />eeotione of the oounty. <br />Aotion xae defarrod oa the petitions, until the Board can make an Snveeti~• <br />gatlon of each road. <br />Chairman Cobb read the Grand Sury report on the March Term of Superior <br />IIpon motion of Commie sionar Forrest, eeconded by Commissioner Efiand, it <br />wen ordered that E. A. Brady be paid ~`2.H0 for four chickens killed by doge. <br />IIpon motion of Commissioner Eflnnd, eeoonded by Commiaeioner Forreet, Mr. <br />Luke L. Conner Sa hereby appointed ae a member of the Chapel Hill Zoning <br />Commieaion Enlarged, for a term of 3 years beginning April 9, 1952. <br />The Board voted to meet xith the Orange County Board of Publ is Ylelfare <br />on April 28, 1952. <br />IIpon motion of Commie sionar Eflnnd, eeconded by Commissioner Forrest, it <br />was ordered that the Aid to Blind Grant of Sophroaia Sykes be increased from <br />$30.00 per month to ~33.0G per month. <br />IIpon motlon of Comml se loner Forreet, eeconded by Commissioner Eflnnd, the <br />following persona were approved for ASd to Blind Grants: <br />Annie VSnoent approved Tor S$.00 par month <br />Nanny Thomsa approved Par x`$.00 par month. <br />Mien Annie Strowd, Superlntendant of Public Welfare, pre eented the 1952- <br />1953 Aid to Blind budget of x`8,064.00. Approprlation requested from County <br />funds, $1,472.1}0. <br />IIpon motlon duly made and eeoonded, the above budget was tentatively <br />approved. <br />Npon motion duly made and seconded, St xas ordered that the salary of the <br />Aaeiatant Clerk of Superior Court be increased from x`200.00 per month to $225• <br />per month, retroactive to March 1, 1952• <br />The following names were drawn to serve sa Jurors at the May Term oP <br />Superior Court: <br />1. idacon J. Cates (A) <br />'.. 2. Mrs. Earl 0. Hodge (H) <br />', 3: Parker Roland (CG) <br />h T. C. Jordan (CG) <br />5. G. W. Dabbs (A) <br />6. J. T. V/idener (CA) <br />7. J. H. Hinson (CH) <br />B. John W. Dixon (H) <br />9. Robert M. Edwards (B) <br />10. J. T. Rountree (CG) <br />11. Tames Allen Williams (CH) <br />12. B. F. Cooper (CA) <br />1 George Williams (CA) <br />14. Archie WSlllame (Cke) <br />165. James W. Cheahira (Cke) <br />1 W. Aubrey Snlpea (Cke) <br />17. Tames R. Durham (CA) <br />18. Charles A. Couch (CH) <br />19. Vernon Jones (Cke) <br />20. Bun D. Williams (CH) <br />21. Mra. Anna Dixon (H) <br />22. George T. Tapp (H) <br />2 Mrs. Auby S. Hadgpeth (CH <br />2 Robert L. Blackwood (CA) <br />2 Theodore Taylor (H) <br />26. Andy Gates (A) <br />27. Ervin Thompson (A) <br />28. R. R. Compton (CG) <br />29. Jacob Jemee (CA) <br />30. Floyd Southern (A) <br />31. Flax Blackwelder (H) <br />32. Ernest R. Spoon (H) <br />3j. Claude A. tPalker (H) <br />3 Robert Nichols, Sr. (Cke) <br />3$. Luther T. Parker (R) <br />3 . H. W. Terrell (H) <br />37. Paul E. Sturdlvant (CH) <br />g3g8. J. L. Lee (CH) <br />too. sm,ea c:'~itaaa lim(a) (CH) <br />Sohn T. O'Reill (CH) <br />1~2. Winfred Shambley (Cke) <br />4 W. J. O'gburn, Jr. (CH) <br />Willard Tohneon, Jr. (CH) <br />4 R. S. Harris (CA) <br />46. Virginia Dameron (H) <br />47. Mra. Ellen Greene (CH) <br />48. P. L. Burch (CH) <br />)t9. Sterling Ruffin (Eno) <br />~i0. C. F. Rippy (A) <br />There being no further business, upon motion, adjourned to meet at 2 0' <br />P. Fi., on Monday, April 21, 1952. <br />Collier Cobb, Tr. <br />Chei rmen. of Board <br />J. E. Laws <br />Clerk to Hoard <br />