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Minutes of the Board of Commis loners C~~9\
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Aiondey, August 2, 1954
The Boerdof Commis Sonera for theCoun ty of Orange met Sn regular ses-
sion on Afond ay, August 2, 1954 et 10 o'clock A. At. in the Commissions rs'
Room et the Courthouse Sn Hill.aboro, North Carolina.
A;ambere present: R. J, M. Hobbs, Acting Chairmen and Sim L. Efland,
Commissioner.
Members absent: Chairman H. 0, Forrest.
The minutes of the July mee tinge were read and approved.
Mr. B. L. Miller of Little River Township presented a petition for a
road le ed Sng from the Holeman Road to his home for a distance of 0.3 mile.
}dr. F. 5. Tapp of Nsw Hope Community, who recently lost his home by
fS.re, appeared relative to getting a tax reduction. 'Phe Hoard informed Afr.
Tapp that he could not got a raduc tl on for this year.
Nr. M. S. Howerton of Hillsboro submitted a bid on the finf ahing of
the basement floor of the IJew Courthouse, which he said was returned to him
unopened by Archie Davis, Architect, due to a tachnicali ty thnt Mr. Howerton
did not comply with in submitting his bid.
Upon motion, duly made and seconded, 1t wee ordered that betty June
Hayes ba paid y77.00 ae reimbursement Tor registration fee paid to Register
of Leeds Convention in Chaeel Hill, held June 6, 1954.
Atlss Annie Strowd, Superintendent of Welfare appeared end discussed
17e lfare problems with the board. She also presented the Sollowing Aid to
Blind Gran is which were, upon motion, duly made end seconded, approved:
Helen Dollar Lanier, tarminnted
Napoleon Jones, ~ proved Tor w30.00 per month
L'ss. Johnson, Aid to Blind Cese Worker, appeared and made a fine report
on her work done in Orange County for the past year.
Upon motion of Commies Sonar Ef lend, seconded by Commissioner Hobbs,
Carl C. Davis, Tax Collector, was authorized to advertise the 1954 tax sale
in "The Nees of Orange Covnty°,
Upon motion, duly made em] seconded, Carl C. Davis, Tax Collector, was
ordered to charge x1.00 per each delinquent tax account edver tis ed Sn said
newspaper.
The following names were drawn to serve ea Jurors at the Au vst 30th
Term of Superior Court:
1. Lillian E. Wagner, F?b.
2. Ch^rlie H. Ford, C. A.
j. J. G. Shores, Eno.
1} Hlake Y!. Wilson, C. H.
$• R. E. Hivlns, Hb.
6, Idrs. Thelma T. Claris, Cb.
7, George Atkins, Eno.
8. ISrs. V. C, Ahyne, C. H.
q, Connie Taylor Walters, nb.
10. Airs. Stella J. HSna on, Cb.
11. Helen N. idiller, Rt.2,Hb.
12. Frederick C. Shepard, C. H.
13, tSanrice V. Polit, C. H.
lit. Atrs. V. A, Lloyd, Cke.
15. R. H. Narks, C. A.
16. Jeasio Idorrow, B.
17• Albarte B. Davis, Cb.
18. Clarence Rosamond, Hb.
19• Clarence Hruch, C. H.
20. Jessie Atartia, Eno.
21. 1Sary yr, Rogers, L. R.
22. Gettis Cates, Eno
23. J. F. A. Thompson, C. H.
2 Albert H. Poe, C. H.
25• fHiss Atyrtle McAdams, C. H.
26. Joseph A. Aelgnera, C. H.
27. Lonnie B. Aehlay, Hb.
28. 4!, Grady Pritchard, C. A.
2q, Frank Pucka tt NcDade, C. G.
30. Jsssie Harris 47ade, C. G.
31. H. C. Thomnaon, B.
32. 19rs. Julie Helen Hardee, Cb.
3 Bernard Greenburg, C. H.
3~: 4felt ar Richmond, C. G.
Ed Swain, C. H.
36. V, L. PandergrafC: H• H,
37. Luther Atwetar,
38. Cecil Tones, c. H.
~q. Irene Allred, C• R.
0• tars. A. D. Clerk> C. H.
(}1. Guy Fearrington, C. H.
l}2. Nelvln Crisp, C. G.
t~j: L. J. Rauser, Cka.
LL~~11,, Beatrice B. Doak, Durham Rd., C.H
l}5• w. M. Pugh, C, H.
1}6• Percy T. Brown, Hb.
47, H. A. White, C. H.
4g, C. D. Nilson, Jr., C, x.
1tq. R. E. Yfright, C. G.
0. Rua sell Yratson, Bingbam
Thera being no further business, upon mot ioa, ad ~ournad.
J. E. Lewa
Clerk to Board
R. J, M. Aobbs
Aoting Chairman of Board