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2223 Commissioner Bennett moved that the Register of Deeds contact Representative John Umstead to have Mr. Umstead seek legislative authority for ebanging the fee charged for the issuance of birth, death and marriage certificates from fifty cents (50¢) to one dollar (111.00). Commissioner Jones seconded this motion. Chairman Stanford called for a vote and the motion carried unanimously. The following road petitions were submitted and the Clerk was requested to forward them to the State Highway Commission. 1. Road (/1117 beginning at Perry's dairy half stay between Mebane Oaks black top road & Buckhorn black top road. 2. Taylor Street and Ellen Place The question of persons praticing faith healing for fee or reward in Orange County was brought to the attention of the Board. It was decided to defer action on this question and refer same to the ministrial associations and obtain their opinion before pursuing the matter further. Chairman Stanford presented a letter signed by citizens on the Mason Farm Road. The letter petitioned the Board to dead-end that section east (15-501)janetiend and that it be specified at its west (Otey's Road) junction as being so dead-ended. Commissioner Bennett moved that the petition be denied for the deed-ending of the Mason Farm Road as it could cause an inconvenience to other citizens of that area, Commissioner Jones seconded this motion. Chairman Stanford called for a vote and the motion was unanimously adopted. Commissioner Walker moved that the county lease the Shoe Building at Pest Hillsboro as the `- warehouse for the Surplus Food Program at a rent of 60.00 per month, The County Accountant was instructed to inform Mrs. Shoe, the landlord, that the responsibility far keening the building properly heated, plimibing in workable condition and the building in a good state of repair rest solely with her. Commissioner Jones seconded this motion. Chairman Stanford called for the vote and the motion unanimously carried. Denny King, Commodity Supervisor, is to contract for the transporation of the Surplus Food and be responsible for setting in motion the machinery in order to comply with the State requirements so that Orange County might begin it's Surplus Food Program, fir. King was to work with the County Accountant on this project. The County Accountant was instructed to write Mr. Judson that the appeal made before the Board of Equalization and Review for the reduction on the St. Anthony's Association property was denied. Commissioner Bennett moved that the Clerk write a letter of appreciation to the 1Selfare Department for the excellent services rendered in connection with the certification of Welfare recipients and other citizens who are eligible under the Food Surplus Program. Commissioner Jones seconded this motion. Chairman Stanford called for the vote and the motion was unanimously carried. Chairman Stanford presented to the Board the insurance else submitted by George Coxhead, agent of New York Life Insurance Company. Commissioner Bennett moved that the Board make a recommendation to the State Highway Commission that the barracade be removed from the entrance of the Glenrnrood School until the construction on Highway 15-501 has been completed. Commissioner McDade seconded this motion. Chairman Stanford called for the vote and the motion was unanimously carried. The County Accountant presented letters from Robert F. Chambless and William Howard Taylor, both of which had erroneously listed their personal property tax. Commissioner Bennett moved that the Tax Supervisor be given the authority to adjust and release the error against the personal property tax listing of Robert F. Chambless and William Howard Taylor. Commissioner McDade seconded this motion. Chairman Stanford called for the vote and the motion was unanimously adopted. The following names were drawn to serve as jurors for the May 1st term of Criminal Court: 1. W. Heal Carter (Eno) 2. R. C. Hensley, CG 3. Mrs. Anna C. Brookbank (Ch) 4. John B. Faucette, Jr.,(CH) 5. Preston Herschel Epps (ON) 6. Herman T. Harris (R) 7. George Bud Gattis (CH) 8. Willis Garnet Roberts (CH) 9. Margaret Burch Marsh (CH) 10. Louise Hall (CH) .1. Jane R. Rogers (CH) .2. H. L. Duncan (H) .3. Hulin Terrell (H) .4. u. H. Yarbrough (CH) 5. J. E. Monroe (CH) .6. Major' Jones, Jr. (H) .7. Chester Bynum (CH) .8. Mrs. Zama R. Harris (CH) .9• Mrs. Audrey Estelle Terry !0. Charles Paddock Wales, Jr. (CH) !1. Hoyt R. Perry (CH) 2. Fred J. Wyna (Cks.) 3. E. S. Crabtree (CH) 4. John Nichols (H) c. eft..., a..er,.,. lrW1 26. Victor Oakley (CH) 51. Ellen Scearce (H) 27. Mrs. V. M. Hicks (CH) 52. Susan Cosmos (CH) 28. V. G, Walls (L4) 53. Date Parrish (CH) 29. John Hobart Johnson CH) 5h, John Thomas Fearrington (CH) 30. Miss Cassie McAdams Cks) 55. Mabel Francis Terrell (Mebane 31. Miss Lucy Crocker (CH) 56. Mrs. William B. Neal (CH) 32. Roy L. Ingram (CH) 571 P. T. Brown (H) 33. Mrs. Annie M. Garrett (LR) 56. R. B. Conner, Jr. (H) 34. C. D. Boyd (CH) 59. Miss f.ariarne Richardson (CH) 35. Marvin E. Lee (CH) 60. n. H. Hawkins (CO) 36. Henry Tate (CG) 61. William M. Tunstall, Jr., (CH 37. J, C. Koons (CH) 62. Sid Evans (Cks) 38. mrs. Julia Hunt (LR) 63. Ansel Clyde Newborn (CH) 39. Lewis I. Tilley (LR) 64. Charles M. Walker, Jr., (H) 40. W. Benson Partin (CH) 65. Robert H. Pope, (CG) 41. Rebecca R. Hill (CH) 66. Mrs. M. L. Burton (CH) 42. John H. Albrecht (CH) 67. E. A. Jones (CH) h3. Charlie Redell Edwards (CH) 68. Elmo Doby (CKS) 44. Eddie Nelson (H) 69. Tommie T. Welch (H) 45. William Nello Crabtree (CH) 70. Paul C. Lloyd (B) h6. Mrs. S. T. Smith (CH) 71. Alexander Graham Ray (CH) 47. h8. Lewis Norman (H) R. P Barbour (CH) 72. Betty Glosson Oates (CH) . 73, James G. Maynard (CH) 49. rn C. H. r,cGregor (CH) . _.__ toot 74• Maude Oliver (H)