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Liinutes o__c the Bard of Commissioners
i~ionday, Lfay 3, 1948
The Hoard met at 10:00 o~clock e.m„ In the Commissioners Room at the
Courthouse: Present, Ben P. veils on, Chairmen, pro-tam and Hubert G. Laws,
Commissioner,
The mina tss o£ the April meetings e+e ro reed and eoor ova d. 11
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Mr. Don 5. Matheson, County Farm Agent, apoe ar ed and talked on the genera ~J
farming conditions in the county, he stated his den ar tment was ¢dvo eating
the building of tempor ery silos to cut the cost of producing milk,and to date
has flf teen farmers tuho have agreed to build this type of silo.
hr. E.. P. gar nos, Assistant County Agent, appeared and stated that tMtt
the Tat sto cit show held in Durham last week w¢s quite a success, he stated
that out of the eighty seven baby beep calves en terod, Orange County had
twenty throe, sixteen of them winning blue ribbons end seven red ribb ons.And
out of the fifty five hogs entered, Cr anga County had twenty ae ve n.
A"r. Barnes stated that his Jg~.~Ra proposltion had run into a snag relatlva
to the salary, end that he would zor the Hoard to re cind action taken at a
previous meeting end reins to to him as Assistant County Agent.
Upon motion the ?nerd recinded action taken at the April meeting and does
hereby reins tote Lir. Barnes ¢s Assistant County Agent.
tars. Kathryn F., Hamrick, F.ome Demonstration Agent, appeared and repor tod
on the warp done thr ovgh her office for the past month.
"_'he follov.•ing anollcations to retail beer in Br anga County, were upon;
motion, aopr ova d:
C. E. Lilza and C. fil. Crabtree,
James A. ',Veda.
Charlie Roberts.
Upon motion, Hubert Smith wss granted TEN DOLLARS for one three months
old pig killed by dogs.
Lr. Garvin aooa ared and discus sad his budget needs for the neat fiscal
yo ar .
The Board of r+e if are presented their 1948-1989 or oposad budget, which I~
was signed jointly by both Hoards. ~
The combined annual re ~Ort of the Negro 5xte nsion workers for the year
1947 was pr asented to the Bosrd for their ins ne cti on.
L:r. ^. T. Pr of St, Superintendent of Schools, apps eyed and discussed his
pr op Dead budget for the 1948-1949 fiscal yo ar.
Lir. Dumont Eslm idge, Prosecuting Attorney of Gr anga County Recorder ~s -
Court ao oe ared and sta tod that he would remain on ea Prosecuting Attorney
i~or the balance of his term.
A road petition was nresented asking the Hoard to epor ova ':. S-.i7.di~,
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of a road, Beginning at the Johnson Placo on the CelvanderCrange
3oad and continuing to the road beginning et Highway No. 86 end running by
i+iarr is Gr ova School. Tho ne v.~ road to coma into the road running bg the Mor-
ris Grove School, one-half mile belm•+ the School. A.c ti cn iv as deferred until
the 3oard could mako an inves tig atlon of said road.
Tho following names ware dr arm to serve as Jurors at the June term of
Superior Court:
FIRST 4'/T'EK
1. Charles B. Robson ~. 19. Robert A, YYi lliams C. H.
2: Harry P, Cole Eno 20. Ale llo L. Hutchins Eno
3. 8. H. 8trayhorn Eno 21. Lacy Wilkerson C. H.
4. Car lton IScKae Hb. 22. Evge ne Laws H.b.
5. Her den Johnson B. 23. Ben Tripn C. H.
6. H. C. Corbett 0. G, 24. Arthur T. Young C. H.
7. tY. 5. Katz C.A. 25. Luther Boggs H.b.
B. J. Clairb orne Carr Ab. 26. R. Sam Crawford P.b.
9. L. 0. Di cltay Hb. 27. B. H. Williams 0. A.
10. W. P. Pickett C. H. 28: W. H. Fuller Cks.
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11. Clyde W. Rhew Eno 29. Hubert C.. Carden Hb: 7
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12. Sldnay Wall C. ?!. 30. Ge orga R. Ble clunan F.b. I
13. K. C. Frazer C. H. 31.:. L. L-. Gray L. R.
14. A. J. Her ris 0.H. 32. C=e orga Lives C. H.
15. A. G, lWi lliams, Jr, Eb. 33. Mra. Sam G. Dode on B.
16. Coy Klmbro C. G. 34. Bryant Hr adsher 0. G.
17. Y'J. T. Murray Hb, 36. W. G. Cola 0. G.
18. Ro lend Dodson C. H. 36. Frederick Edward Coenen C. H.
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L. Oliver Pickard A. 19. Elmor Gibbs Harrington C. 9.
2. P. A. Johns Hb. 20. Albert 1. Sus kins C. G.
3. Lloyd Hall L. R. 21: 'V1. 4Y. Rudder Hb.
4. iFrs. Willie Blanche Rogers 0.G . 22. H. G. LicGinty C. Y:.
5. Lee H. Rhoiv Eno 23. S¢muel Se lden C. H.
6. Idarion Chambers L. R. 24. Wallace Bacon Eno
7. Henry Rey C. H. 25. Annr ew W. Viomb is B.
8, g'. B. Stinson 0. H. 26. J. 9. IVScol Eno
9. B. 1d. Eargesa C. G. 27: James Webb Hb.
10. Thomas Farrington C. A. 28. Mfrs. Stanley Dicks C. H.
11. Alfred G, Enge tr one C. H. 29. Lacy H. Tilley L. R.
12. C. E. Atkins C. G. 30: C. E. Ple is ner Eno
13. George R. I9aynard B.' 31: A, D. Clayton Eno
14. 0. E. Bivins Hb. 32. J. E. Hawkins 0. G.
15. A. T. Lloyd Hb. 33: John 6arz erd Eno
16. B¢nks Lloyd B. 34. Ts nnio Gr¢v¢tte Hb.
17. A. J. Ifonlf C. G. 35: Ede Cate H.
18. Thomas E. Teer H. 36. Thomas 1d. Armstrong H.
There being no further business, upon motion, ed journe d.
J. E. Laws
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