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<br />A letter of resignation from Carl C. Davis, Tar Collector, was read by Chairman Hobbs.
<br />Upon motion of Commissioner Jone a, seconded by Commissioner Walker, and unanimously adopted,
<br />the resignation of Carl C. Davis as Tax Collector was accented rith regrot, such resignation to
<br />become effective !Say 1, 1959.
<br />She Hoard received a request from the Poard oS Education that the membership of the Hoard of
<br />Education be increased from three (3) to live (5)• Upon motion of Commissioner Stzntord, seconded
<br />by Commissioner Yfalker, and unanimously adooted, the Chairman directed the Clerk to send a copy of
<br />thls resolution along with a copy of the letter from the Hoard of Education to our legislators.
<br />The Board also passed the motion that the compensation and travel allorrunce of the Loard of
<br />Education be equalized and that the per diem be set at ;j10,00 per' meeting.
<br />Upon motion of Co^cnissioner Janos, seconded try Colmiissioner McDade, and unanimously adopted,
<br />the County Accountant v2s authorized to treat the termite infected area of the courthouse and to
<br />secure the option for renewal far each additional year thar eafter for the sum of $20.00 annually.
<br />ffie Board inspecte3 the jail following the report of the Grand Jury and found certain azeas
<br />in need of repair. They suggested that the inside of the ,jail be painted, cecilings fixed, leak
<br />in plumbing repaird, this also includes the Jailez~'s living quartet s.
<br />The following names were drawn to serve as Jurors for the Starch Term. of Civil Court
<br />1, 1'/iley Hrittian Sanders, C.& 24.
<br />2. Y(illie W. Crocker, lTb. 25•
<br />3• Mazy Ruth Calloway, C.H. 26.
<br />4. James Herbert Holland, C,H, 27.
<br />5. VIm. J. Crabtree, 0.H. 2d,
<br />6, Mrs. Faye H. Grrynn, C,H, 29.
<br />7. Roland }•/agner, hb. 30.
<br />8. Curtis D, Satterfield, Nb. 31.
<br />9. E7rs. Llellon Heifers, C.H, 32.
<br />0. E{ilton S, Health, C.H. 33•
<br />1, Dallas H. Hrooks, C,G. 34.
<br />2. Dr. l4alter Hollander, Jr,, C.Ii, 35,
<br />3• Joseph J. Garzazd, Eno 36,
<br />4. A. P. i'iright, Cks, 37.
<br />5• Cary W, Lloyd, Hb, 38.
<br />6, Mrs. 0. P. 1'filkerson, C,Oy 39,
<br />7. Wax D, Saunders, C,1{. 40.
<br />B, Eugene 1iuM, C.N.. Gl.
<br />9. George Cole, C.H. 42.
<br />~. Oscar Hassell, Hb. 43,
<br />L. Henry Ingold, D. 44,
<br />?. Matthew lYorth, C.H, 45.
<br />3, Dorothy Aeschliman, O. H, 46.
<br />Mazion R. Cates, Hb,
<br />Chal¢ers Clark, C.H.
<br />T. C. Taylor, Cks.
<br />Richard D, Caldwell, C.H.
<br />Vincent A. McHeili, C,H,
<br />Delores E• Wright, Cb, „
<br />14. D, Perry, C,H,
<br />R. C, Helghbours, Nb.
<br />Ears. Lillian Tats Oakley, C, G.
<br />A. Yl. Kernodle, Cks.
<br />Billy Joe Privett.e, Hb,
<br />A, C. E:cParland, C.H,
<br />R, 0. Clayton, L. R,
<br />Herold L, Mdrerrs, B.
<br />L(azgaret C, 1411kins, Cb,
<br />Joffz'ey Shambley, Cks,
<br />Ltax C. Yteaver, C,I{,
<br />Thos, Kni h t, Cks.
<br />Barbara 8. Baughman, C.H,
<br />Catherine D, Horton, Cb.
<br />Edwaz'd C. Danzi;;er, C.H.
<br />Rose EIcA111ster, C.H,
<br />Ruth H, Stzon~, C,N.
<br />47. Richard TrayzJtem, c, ,
<br />48. Marjorie J, Mizrzay, .H,
<br />49. Sirs. Maxine Hazvell, Cb.
<br />50. James Cotten, 0.H,
<br />51, Julia E, Rigsbee, hb
<br />52, Edumurd Strowd, H.
<br />53• Mrs, Annie H, Tilley L. P.,
<br />54• Arch McCUlloctc, 0.G,
<br />55. L. E, Kirk, H.
<br />56. Elr s. Lillie S, Cheek
<br />57. Julia T. Ramsey, 0.R
<br />58. Elizabeth Rice, C,H,
<br />59. S. Lf. Cheek, C.H.
<br />60, Hay Gray Atwater, C. ,
<br />There being no further business the meeting was adjourned to meet again on Starch 16th as a
<br />Doazd of Ecualization and Review,
<br />R, J, x, Hobbs
<br />Chairman
<br />B. J, Hayes
<br />Clerk
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