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Minutes of the Board of Cosmissioner
April 4, 1960
The Orange County Board of Commissioners met in regular session on onday, April 4, 1960, at ten
o-clpck a.m. in the Commissioners' room at the courthouse in Hillsboro, N. C.
Members present: Chairman R. J. M. Hobbs, Commissioners Clarence Jones, Donald McDade, Donald
Stanf ad and Henry Walker.
Members absent: Hone
The minutes were reads for the two meetings held March 7th and March 14th and approved after
corrections were made in the March loth minutes.
The follmri.ng road petitions were presented and the Clerk was requested to forward same to
the State High'nay Commission.
1. Road runs from warner Viard I- Severin Street to dead end, sane located in Chanel Hill
Township.
2. Road located in Hillsboro Township knam locally as Pine- Lane in the West Hillsboro
section.
3• The D. H. McCulloch farm road which links public road known as Hensley'a public road
and Allen'rs road.
4. Located in Chapel Hill Township and known locally as Harti; Street in Elkin Hill, road
runs from Barclay Road to dead and.
The folloving Department Officials presented reports fox' the month of March, 1960:
Franc Frederick, Delinquent Tax Collector
Jane Parker, Welfare Sept.
Jessie Growbridge, Home Demonstration Agent
W. Lynch, Clerk of Court
Walter Wrenn, Veteran Service Officer
C. D. Knight, Sheriff and Don Matheson, County Farm Agent.
Don Matheson, Chairman of the committee appointed by the Commri.ssioners to investigate the passably
of a new building to house all the farm Lctension offices, presented to the Board the temporary floor
plans for the improvements and addition to the present Farm Extension building. He esttcated that the
approximate cost of the improvements and additions would be 566,700.00.
Commissioner Jones moved and Commissioner McDade seconded said motion that Mr. !iathesonls
report be accepted as information and that the committee was to be commended for it's diligence.
Mr. Matheson informed the Board of a forthcomin; meetin;- on County Zoning. He stated that
there existed much interest in zoning by the citizens and various organization in the County.
0. D. Knight, Sherriff, requested that he be authorized to er,ploy a part time Negro deputy for
the Chanel Hill area. Upon motion of Cmm:d.saioner Walker, seconded by Camrissioror Jtadord,
and unanimously adapted, the money was granted to the Sherriff for the remainder of the bullet year
for the employment of a Negro deputy.
Upon motion of Coirmissioner McDade, seconded by Co::missioner Jones, and unanimously adopted,
the County Attorney and the County Accountant was authorized to ne;otiate the purchase of the
property adjoining the present P•ana Extension office which belon_,s to the 'ilebb Estate and Charles
?;alka, Jr.
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The Pollowinc Names were dram to serve as Jurors at the Criminal
Term May 5th., 1960
1. C. L. Martindale (CH)
2. Margaret HcGirt Johnston (CH)
3. Kathleen Goldie-Smith (CH)
4. Blake W. Wilson (CH)
5. Edith Averitt (CH)
6. Henry A. Crabtree (Cks.)
7. Sam R. Burnett (CH)
8, Mrs. Andrew J. Neville (CH)
9. Mrs. 0. D. Feville (CH)
10. Richard E. Jamerson (CH)
ll. Roger E. Barton (CH)
12. Ed Parker (CG)
13• Andrew P. Willett (Eno)
14. Horton Keller (C. H.)
15. J. E. P,core (CH)
16. Troy Lloyd (Cks.)
17. Rollie Tillman (CH)
18. Lewis Hargraves (CH)
19. 1'•'indred Atwater (B)
20. Diary Pherribo (H)
21. G. P. Yaanire (CH)
22. Joanne Harrison (CH)
23. C. F. Cromer (H)
24. 'Smny Lou Palladia (GH)
25. Charlie Kenion (CG)
26. J. T. Howard (CH)
27. Betty Moody Ball-:rd (CH)
26. J. T. Pendergraft (CH)
29. Bobby Gray Snaugh (CH)
30. F. P. Miller (LR)
31. Marion W. Earnhardt (CH)
32. Ruth C. Roberts (CH)
33. V. A. Hill (OH)
34. J. B. Green (H)
35. Harlan G. Coleman, Jr. (F)
36. Clarence Crawford (H)
37. Curtis Johnson (CH)
38. James P. Merritt (CH)
39. L, E. Stewart (CG)
!F0. 'Richard 0. Sinnson (H)
)E1. Clyde L. Ball (CH)
42. Reid Neville, Sr .t (CH)
1+3, t'arEie Russell (H)
44. J. H. Vi-perman (Cks.)
45. Wayne b. Tilley (H)
46. Yrs. R. H. Cla7tor (H)
47. Yrs. Weldon i;. Cheek (B)
48. Ralph W. Morgan (CH)
49. Clevelia Torein (Cks.)
50. Johnnie A. Lloyd (Cks.)
51. J. C. York, Sr. (Cks.)
52. C. Herman 74orris (LR)
53. Howard Rearn (CF)
54. Thomas Warren (H)
55. S. A. Johnson (H)
56. Lerov Hall (F.)
57. Eunice Blanton (CH)
58. Clayton Haithcock (H)
59. Marraret G. Daniel (CH)
60. 'Robert Efland (CL=s.)
61. Dirs. Annie Turner Knight (CH)
62. Ruth E. Lind' oer, (CF.)
63. James H. Smith ?GG)
64. Stirs. Albert H. McCreary (CH)
65. Gilbert C. Chase (CH)
66. Elwood E. Hicks (11)
67. ?'rs. 'Hattie Newton (H)
69. ^arcie B. Cotton (CF)
69. Prs. Pnelvn L. Parker (13)
70. 31ori.e R. Cook (CH)
71. Ire Lloyd (CH)
72. Clarence J. Riresbee (CH)
John E. Arnold _(CH)
74. Joyce R. Dixon (CH)
75. Lee Andrew Clayton (LR)
76. Jane P. St sinbeck (CF)
There being no further business the meeting was adjourned to meet
again on Wed., April 20th., with the representatives o^ the State v'irbway
Co=Ussion and the members o`. the Board of Elections.
R. J. S. Hobbs
Chairman
Betty June Hayes
Clerk