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Leeting of the Boerd of Commissioaere oP
Orange County, 1Sondsy July 3,1944.
The Hoard met at the usual hour, in the Commieeioner's Aoom
at the Court House; Present, Colll er Cobb, Jr. ,Chairman, Hen F.
V711eon and Hubert G. Laws, Commissioner's.
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Lir, Jaber end Lr. G. A. 3r own of the Civil Air Patrol, appeared
before the Boerd end Baked that the Carnival, who recently showed
near Weet Hillsboro, be greeted a free SSoenae, due to St being
sp oneered by the Civil Air Patrol.
No sot ion vrae taken.
Bill of Lir. 5. P. Lockhart, for three turkey hens killed by doge,
vise approved for payment to the amount of $9,00,
Upon motion it ie hereby ordered that auditing contract with W. L.
Rues and Company, be transfered to Y1. L. Ruse. Ls. G. W. Rey, County
Accountant, vise authorized to write the Local Government Commission,
informing them of this transfer.
Upon motion oP Commies inner fill son, duly seconded by Commissioner
Levis and unanimously passed. That store building belonging to John and
Luther Rsy, and us ec ae Toler'e 9oting Preoinet, be leased for a period
of ten years, at a price of FIFTY DOLLARS, payable Sn advance.
tiise floodward Byers, Home Demons tretion Agent, presented market report
for the month oP June, The report shows an increase of $602.12 over June,
1943.
Orange County Board of Education and the Chapel Hill School Boerd,
with their Archite ct, met with the Commissioners end discussed. Plane for
the erection oY High School Building at Chewel Hill.
;ir. W. T• Hatt ox, 9unerintendent of Public Nelfare, presented a list
of all 0. A. A. and A. D, C.reviei one for the months of April, Lay and
June.
Ruby C. Carrarrey, I4egro Home Agent, nreeehted a narret ive repoitt, of
the work done by her clubs for the month of June.
The following names were drawn to serve as Jurors at the August term
of CrLminal Court.
1. Howard Jahneon C. H, 24. D. H, Poythresa C. H.
2. W. Lack Andrews Bing. 25, Winder LeCauley Hing.
3, F. Ervin Brown Cke. 26. R, D. L^all er Cks.
4. W. H. Hill C, H. 2?. Gaston P. tt'alker Eno
5. Tames Webb Hb. 28. W. F. ~ Prouty C. H.
6. Ed Ray C. H. 29. J. Grady Crawford Bing.
7. J. td. Bloiden H'o. 30. John 9. Lloyd Hing.
8. John Garrard Eno 31. J. L. Jordan C. G,
9. J. P. Hazzard C. H. 32, A. L. Hall Cke.
10. John Augerinose C. H. 33. H, C. Aiggabee C. H.
ll. J, L. Brown, Jr. Hb. 3~. Gray LcAll is ter, Jr. C. H,
12. Earl A. Slocum C, H. 35. Auburn Li. Davis Hing.
13. Grover C. Edwards Hb, 36. D, H. LteCullock C. G.
14. R. C. Smith 0. H. 37. Coy Liller L. R.
15. Clem si. Cheek Bing. 38. J. Claiborne Carr Hb.
16. Paul 0. Hopson Hb. 39. Cicero C. Roberta Hb.
17. N. C. Cale, Jr. C. H. 40. James Gust C. H.
16. }Y. F, Lange 0. H. 41. J. A. Clark C. H,
19. Lacy Dodson Hing. 42. F. T. J, Lacoek C. H.
20. Lartin H. Aoss C. H. 43, W. H, Jackson Cks.
21. W. L. Kenn ec'!,y 0. G. 44. Roland K. Blackwood C. H.
22. W, David Wright 0. G. 46, Duncan Zvey C. H.
23. J- L. Kaller 0. H.
There being no Purther bus inees, on motion adjourned to meet on
L'onday July 10, at 6 o'clock P. L.
J. E. Laws
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Collier Cobb Jr.
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