HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - 19540301J~ Mlputes of the Hoard of Commisa ionere
tdonday, March 1, 1954
The Hoard of Commissi ones for the County of Orange, State of North
Carolina, mat on Monday, March 1, 1954, at 10 o'clock A. M., Sn the
Commissioasrs' Room at the Courthouse in Hillsboro, North Carolina, the
uauel pl¢ce of meeting.
Members present: Chairman R. 0. Forrest, and Commisaione rs Sim L.
Efland and R. J. M. Hobbs.
Members absent: Nona.
A road petition was presented by Lillie B. Williams of Chapel Hill
Tovrnsh in calling for a ro ed running from Piney Mountain School Road off
Airport Roed to the home oP Lillie gill iama and others. Length of road
0.6 miles. There was no action taken by the'Bo¢rd relative to this petition.
Upon mo tlon of Commissioner Hobbs, seconded by Commissioner Efland
and passed by a unanimous vote, it was oidared that a bronze plaque bs
placed in the hall of the pre cant Courthouse in recognition of the farm
people and agricultural workers of Orange County for winning the 1953 State
Axard "County of the Year in Rural Progress".
tdr. G. A, Brown, Principal of R111sboro School, end members of the
local school board, appeared end reported on the urgent need of more class
rooms for elementary pupils.
Upon motion of Commis stoner Hobbs, seconded by Conmiis stoner Etland,
the Aid to Blind Grant of Julie Fisher was increased from $24.00 per month
to 528.00 per month.
Ltr. E. M. Lynch, Clerk Superior Court, presented his nnnuel report
of tho assets end liabilities of his office for the year ending Dec. 31, 1953
The folloxi ag names ware drawn for furore for the April term of
Superior Court:
1. Martin C. P¢rrell, C. R.
2. John Fulls r, C, H.
, E, H, Valentine, C . H.
~. J. N. Ce111han, C. B.
5. tdrs. Gertrude W. Aarwerd,
R-2, C. H.
6, Charlotte Rusted Wy¢pt
1250. !'forth St. C. R.
7, I. S. Newton, Sr., C. H.
B. L. E. Torein, Hb.
9. F. C. Wright, C. H.
10. John ~. Dykstra, 0.R.
11, C. Vf. Ailey, Hb.
12. 0. S. Wagoner, Eno
13. 'fl, lip. Baldwin, Jr., Hb.
1 Louise Dalton, C, H.
15. Je¢n Atkinson McLean
Pittsboro Rd., C, ft,
16. Clifton Childrey, Hb.
17. VJ, M, evens, 0.b.
18. Lassie Ellington, Cb.
19• Fred J. Herndon, B.
20. Aobert :V. Walker, Jr., C.G
21. J. G. Byrd, Jr., Cks.
22. Franklin M. Cates, B.
23 tErs. Marie R. Davis> Cb.
2fi• George Nosl, C. H.
25. Rupert Bynum, C. H.
26. A, C, Howell, Jr., C. H,
27. George L. Bullock, C. H.
28. E. A. Taylor, Sr., C. H,
29. Ploodrow J, Horner, Hb.
30. R. A. 7Jomblo, C. H.
31. Odis Johnson, Hb.
32. 0. J, A`ri.ght, C, H.
Robert iV. Eubanks, B.
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3 Cle rents L[erritt, C. H.
35. Paul Eubanks, C. H.
36. H. T. Gel ey, C. H,
37. E. A.. Dollar, C. A.
38. idrs. Clnudia M. Simmons, O„ H.
39, Patt T., >Lelleg, C. A.
h0. Martha Lloyd, R-l, 0.H.
Calvin Scsrlett, C. A.
h2. J. D. Holman, B.
James F. Brooks, C, G.
~. F. H. Edmister, C. H.
46. l'linfred Crawford, H.
6 D. R. Brooks, C, H.
47. J. c. Blanc, c. H.
48. M. J. Bright, C. H.
49. A. H. Lloyd, Cks.
50. Odis V1. Dodson, Cks.
There being no further business, upon motion, adjourned.
R. 0. Forrest
Chairman of Board
J. E. Lsws
Clerk to Board
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