1962-01-02 Regular Meeting,
Minutes of the Meeting December lttl, 1961
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I? PARHING LOT - (Continued)
? the Board unanimously agreed that the tax listers should not be permitted to
park their cars in the Court House area.
REPORTS - The following reports and letters were reviewed and ordered filed for informa-
tion: 1- U. S. 0. Club Report for November 1961.
2- Wilmington Colored Library Report for November 1961. ?
3- Auditor's Annual Report of the Consolidated Tax Office.
4- Report of the Chief Justicels office ordering an extra civil term ?
of Superior Court for the week of November Sth, 1961.
5- Wilmington Public Library for November 1961 /
6- Request from the Boy's Home for a donation. ?
7- Request from Nettie Ruthe F1oyd, Fairmont N. C. regarding any renewals?-
of any subscriptions cto periodicals expiring from any of.the'Soard^mem-
bers.
6- Letters from the Junior League and Sorosi.s approving the recwrmiendation for naming the ?
Sorosis Museum the Louis T. Moore H3storical Museum.
PETIT JURY - ?
The follawing good and lawful persons were selected to serve as Jurors 3n Superior Court for a
special aivil term of court beginning on January 8th, 1962.
Jurors.for Special Civil Term - Week beginning Januarv 8, 1962
L. D. Todd
J. J. Pugh
M. B. Murphy
R. E. Batson
L. L. Newell, Jr.
R. H. Z•Tilson
T. F. Sridth
R. M. Padrick Jr.
George Caplan
I. T. Dexter
W. M. Johnson
R. A. Robbias:
E. H. Hendrix
W. H. Nichols
George R. Wi11is
W. B. Lofton
0. E. Larson
J. H. Mahaney
J. T. Parker
W. H. Alldred
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Leonard Watts
• J. D, Harrison
Uria J. Heath
Wm. M. Ingram
1623 East Plaza
401 s. 5tn st.
207 Beaton Ave.
3114 Market St.
P q?$ax 2?
"TT'1 Lsv. each, N.C.
504 Park Terrace
210 Ann St.
2951 Park Ave.
131 W. Renovah Cir.
142 N. Ainton Ave. '
2512Wrightsv. Ave.
3320 Market St.
404 N. Blvd,
109 N. 7th St.
107 S. Audubon Blvd.
RF'D 3, Box 231
xFn 3, Ba4 318
2720 Colimibia Ave.
20 Cape Fear Blvd.
P. o. Box 689
Garolina Beach, N. C.
RF'D 3, Box 186
19 N. 23rd St.
2427 Jackson St.
412 S. 18th St.
Anthonp C. Cole
Jesse W. Willett
Graham D. Farmer
Willaam G. Aead Jr.
taillis S. Dav3s
Carl W. Flilford, Jr.
George T. Hutchinson
Ralph L. Morgan
Billy E. Garland
Robert L. Thomas
Michall A. Harri.son
Jack R. Blanchard
Jitmnie Lane Brown
Alexander Hart
Fred P. Hatch
Winston D. Thompson
James G. Henderson Sr.
Cecil S. Williamson
Joseph C. Hayduke
Raymond R. Radcli.ffe
John Tony Thompkins
Willi.ara Preston Teachey
Norman Ames Sykes
Dallas Eligene Stoudenmire
H. C. Johnston
ADJOURNMENT -
d Upon motion of Mr. Matts, seconded by Rr. Mayhan,
150 Parkwood ?r.
437 Rosemont Ave.
511 Colonial Dr.
2724 Park Ave.
4701 Cedar St.
1904 Princess St.
$009 Park Ave.
206 Rose Ave.
207 Bonham Ave.
310 N. 21st st.
2908 W. Lake shore Drive
322 Castle St.
605 Northerh Blvd.
2214 Brandon Rd,
211 Forest Hills Drive
111 Lake Forest Pkwy.
% Henderson-Roche'?le Co.
602 N.H2i?U.tgEe R .
ytin
RFD 1, Castle Iiayne, N. C.
313 Grace St.
119 Castle St.
114 Colonia7 Circle
2308 Washington St.
11 Jackson Drive
905.S, Iferr Ave.
n sly vote to ac?journ.
Executive cretary
Wilmington, N. C. Jamary 2, 1962
p ASSENIDLY -
The regular semimonthly meeting of the New Hanover County Board of Commissioners was held on
this date at 9:00 A. M. 3.n the Caranissionera Roon o£ the County Court House with the following members
i.n attendance: Chaixman J. M. Hall, Jr., Commissioners Peter H. Braak, L. E. Broadhurst, Ernest R.
Mayhan and John Yan B. Metts, Jr., County Attorney L. Bradford Tillery and County Auditor T. D. Love.
NIINUTES APPROVAL -
Upon motion of Nr. Broadhurst, seconded by Mr. Mayhan, minutes of December
18, 1961 were unanlmously approved.
INVOCATION -
Chairman Hall called the meeting to order and asked Reverend George F. Sowerby,
Minister of Education of St. Andrews Covenan Presbyterian Church, to give a prayer for
guidance. •
BEER PERMITS -
The following Beer Permits were considered and upon motion of Mr. Broadhurst,
seconded by Mr. Braak, referred to the Sheriff for his investigation and approval.
Laura Alexander
T/A Castle Hayne Restaurant
? Sterling Singletary Barnhill T/A
Liston Guy Gore T/A
Rae Dee R. Powell T/A
Barney's Grill
Liston's Grill
Henry's Drive In
RFD 1, Box 6A
Castle Hayne, N. C.-
11!} West Shipyard Blvd.
RFD 1, Box 271
Carolina Beach Rd.
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Minutes of the Meeting January 2, 1962 Continued
? fASSISTANT SOLICITOR -
A letter was received from Solicitor .]ohn J. Burney, Jr. of the Eighth '
Solicitorial District recommending that Mr. W. Allen Cobb be reappointed as Assistant
Solicitor for the year 1962. Mr. Braak offered a motion that this recommendation
be approved with the same salary as in the past. It was seconded by Ntr. Mayhan and
unanimously adopted.
?MISCELLANEOUS RECOMMENLlATION =
Recommendations on several sub,jects listed below were received from Mr.
Harry Hayden, a local citizen interested in civic affairs, as follows:
1. Sorosis Ntuseum - He suggested that the name of the Sorosis Museum be changed
to the Louis T. Moore Memorial Museum in honor of the late Chairman of the New Hanover
HistoriCal Commission.
' 2. Craiqss Haven - He also suggested that the site of the Battleship USS North
I Carolina be called Craig's Haven in honor of the late James Sterling Craig who orig-
! inated the idea of bringing the battlesYiip to rest in Wilmington and whose forebears
resided at Craig's Landing ,just north of Fort Fisher on the Cape Fear River. II
3. Centennial - He thinks that the Civil War Centennial now being celebrated
should spotlight the two ma,jor battles of Fort Fisher to perpetuate the memory of
Major General W. H. C. Whiting, Colonel William Lamb, Major James I. Reilly and
Christopher C. Bland whose heroic actions deserve honor for the part they played in
valiant Confederate defenses.
4- Give consideration to naming the new Snow's Cut Bridge "Bland's Bridge'l,"Lamb-.
Whiting Span" or"Fort Fisher Bridge". '
It is the consensus of opinion of the Board that these matters should be
handled by the particular commissions or committees handling the various pro,jects. •
IWILMINGTON HARBOR
Notice was received from the Corps of Engineers, extending the time for •
submitting data to the Board of Engineers for rivers and harbors in reference td the
proposed deepening of the navigat3on channel in the Cape Fear River from December•22,
1961 to February 1, 1962. The Chairman advised the Board that Colonel George W: •
Giilette was handling the details on this pro,ject at this time and Lhe Board, by com-
mon consent, directed the Executive Secretary to write Colonel Gillette and inform • u
him thaL the Board was willing to help in any way on this proposal. A public hearing
is scheduled for February 16, 1962 in the Federal Court Room of the of the Custom
House at which time the users of the river may establish the economic ,justification•
(for the deepening of the channel as well as the modification of the Hilton Bridge.: ; i
DISTRICT MEETING - •
Notices were received from the State Association of County Commissioners'
Office and the Board of Commissioners of Onslow County that the Third District Meet-
ing of the State County Commissioners Associatlon, Auditors and County Attorneys is
to be held at the Onslow County Court House on Wednesday, January 17th, 1962 at ',
10:00 A. M. The Chairman urged all members of the Board to attend this important ,
?meeting.
BID OPENING -
A letter was received from the City Manager calling attention to the open-
ing oF bids in the City Covncil Chambers on January lOth, 1962 at 10:00 A. M. for re-
pairing the ,jointly owned Market Street Armory. He advised the Board that he had
accepted an invitation for all of them to attend this bid opening. Each member of
the Board expressed their intention of being present at that time.
?PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION -
Pursuant to the discussion at the last meeting in which three names were
suggested to serve on the Community Planning and Development Commission, Mr. Mayhan
asked the Chairman if they had accepted. He reported that as yet he had been unable
to contact them but as soon as he had their acceptance he would call the Pxecutive I
Secretary and direct him to write a letter of confirmation of the appointment. ?
?ELECTRICAL SERVICE
The County Electrical Inspector Jbhn E. Wood, reported that-the A. B. Blake
Electrical Contractors had completed their contract on the electrical service into
the Court House building. He.assured the Board that the workmanship was good and he
could see no need for additional major electrical work in the next twenty years. He
recommended that all future electrical alterations or repairs be inspected by the
City Electrical Inspector since it was inside the City limits. After a brief discuss-
ion, Mr. Mayhan offered a moLion that in the future no bills for electrical work
be paid unless accompanied by an inspection certfficaie issued by the City Electrical
Inspector approving the job. The motion was seconded by Mr. Braak and unanimously
adopted by Lhe Board.
?COUNTY INSURANCE -
Mr. Hardy Wessell, representing the Wilmington Association of Insurance
Agents presented the following recommendations covering Lhe valuations and recommended
insurance coverage for County buildings:
Continued -
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Minnte_s of the-ileet.ina-J.an.uar_Y2-,-19.62
COUNTY INSURANCE
Public and Institutional PropertY Form
' Buildinq Present Value
New County Court House 475,000
Old County Court House 173,000
Board of Health 54,000
Armory 98,500
Community Hospital
Main Building 2399000
Nurses Home 117,500
Laundry 8 Boiier 13,300
Laboratory 6,700
Hugh Macftae Park
Recreation Center 3000
Boiler House
Livestock Arena
li Pump House #2
Fatting Pen
I Cow Barn
I Picnic Shelter
County Home Properties
Main Building Group
Smoke & Pump House
Corn Barn x Shed
Milking Barn
? Equipment Shed
Chicken House
Old Highway Commission Bldg.
Main Ce11 Block (Men)
Womens Cell Block
White Juvenile Ward
Colored Juvenile Ward
Dining Hall
Airport Properties
I Main Terminal
Control Tower
Fixed Base Terminal
Fixed Base Hanger
Generator Building
Manager's Residence
Open end Hanger
Boat Shop
? Rental Storage T-970
Storage T-972
County Shop T-974
Electricai Shop T-976
Federal Aviation Agency Bldg.
Old County Hanger
770
157,000
2,900
1,575
34,270
490
1,360
2,960
3,740
2,240
1,910
2,960
ii,7oo
33,900
8,930
14, 670
7,800
17,880
181,530
36,788
12,350
31,200
927
7,11}0
65,000
19,150
7,545
15,280
15,280
7,965
4,100
10,700
Present Insurance
307,000
140,000
30,000
25,000
162,000
50,000
4,000
2,000
none
none
75,000
2,400
none
10,000
none
none
none
1,500
1,000
none
none.
none
24,000
4,000
8,500
3,000
4,000
160,000
25,000
10,000
io,ooo
none
none
none
none
none
none
none
none
none
none
Recommended Amount
427 , 500
155,700
48,600
88,650
215,100
105,750
11,970
6,030
2,790
693
141,300
2,610
1,1}17
30,843
441
11224
2,664
3,366
z,oib
1,789
2,664
10,530
30,510
8,037
13,203
7,020
16,092
163,377
33,109
11,115
28,080
834
6,1}26
50,000
17,235
6,790
13,752
13,752
7,168
3,690
9,b3o
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COUNTY INSURANCE -
1'he Board reviewed the recommendations submitted by Mr. Wessell and sug-
gested the following revisions:
? BuildinA Recommended Amount Insurance Co. Remmmended
Armory (for Countyts share) 44,32$.00' 88,650.00
Hugh MacRae Park Recreation Center 2,000.00\ 2,790.00
Fatting Pen 500.00 1,224,00
Cow Barn 1,500.00' 21664.00
Corn Barn 8 Shed 2,500.00 3,366.00 ^
Milking Barn, 12000.00 • 21016.00-
Equipment Shed 750.00 2,789.00 Chicken House` 1,500.00- 2,664.00 ?
Womens Cell Block . 7,000.00 8,037.00 -
White Juvenile Ward 7,000.00 130203.00 ?
Colored Juvenile Ward 7,000.00- 7,020.00•
Open end Hanger 50,000.00' 58,500.00 -
Boat Shop - 10,000.00 17,235,00-
Mint2 }iouse 4,000.00
Pump House Equipment 7$0.00
Mr. Wessell agreed that he would secure bids from contractors on these properties 'I
estimating their replacement cost and report back to the Board at their meeting on !
January!.lsth. :On.the._buiid'ings which are not now insured, Mr. Wessell agreed to bind
the coverage on a temporary'basis at the -fioures suggestied by the Board above. On
the fixed base hanger, it was decided that tension panels should be installed which
would automatically open under wind pressure and save wind damage to the building.
IMAL-PRACTISE INSURANCE - •
Mr. Metts raised the question of liability at Community Hospital for pro-
fessionai.mal-practise. He is of the opinion that since the County Attorney has ruled
that the Board of Directors of Community Hospital as well as the Board of County Com-
missioners would not be exempted from liability for professional mal-practise at
Community Hospital, it is necessary in the light of information available to him that
arrangements should be made to secure proper coverage. He offered a motfon that
arrangements be made to secure mal-practise insurance at Community Hospital. Mr. Braak ,
seconded the mot3on arixl when the ballot was taken, Messrs. Broadhurst and Mayhan I
voted "No", Messrs. Braak and Metts voted "Yes". The Chairman concurred and declared ,
the motion adopted. \
'JWENILE DETENTION HOME
-
Mrs. Sarah A. Layton, Juvenile Court Clerk, appeared before the Board and
explained that she was having difficulty in securing a house mother or matron for the
Juvenile Detention Home because of the unattractive and rundown condition of the build-
ing. She reported that they had saved $2$0.00 in the Salary Account on the Budget and
asked the Commissioners to transfer it from Salary to Maintenance and Repairs to improve
bathroom facilities and a linen storage room would provide the quarters with a more
attractive atmosphere and make them more livable. The Chairman asked him to get an
estimate of the cost of the repairs suggested and report back to the Board. Mr. May-
han offered a motion that $280.00 be transferred within the Budget of the Juvenile De-
tention Home from Salaries to Ytaintenance and Repairs. It was seconded by Mr. Metts
and unanimously approved.
(NEW HANOVER GENERAL HOSPITAL -
A letter was received from the recently appointed Board of Trustees for
the proposed New Hanover Genera2 Hospital requesting that $10,000.00 be made available
as an advance against bond monies to defray miscellaneous and incidental costs in
negotiating the construction of the hospital. They also asked for the use of part-
time clerical help and office space and equipment such as a desk, typewriter, adding
machine, filing cabinet, conference table and chairs for at lea'st ten. After discuss-
ing the requests briefly, Mr. Metts offered a motion that for the purpose of saving
the County interest on money that $10,000.00 be transferred from Unanticipated Rev-
enues in the General Fund to the New Hanover General Hospital Fund for Lhe purposes
outlined in-the request w3th the provlsion that they would be repa3d to the County out '
of the first monies received from hospital bond sales. It was seconded by Mr. Braak,
and when the ballot was taken, Mr. Broadhurst voted "No" as he thought it shouid be I
entirely separated from any County funds. Other members of the Board voted "Yes" and
the Chairman declared the motion prevailed. '
tPETITION FOR RELIEF -
An application for County Home care was received from the Director of Public ?
Welfare for Lora Virona Rhodes Prince because of Arterio-sclerosis and generalized
senility. She has no relatives able or willing Lo care for her. Upon motion of Mr.
Braak, seconded by Mr. Mayhan, the Board unanimously approved her acceptance at the
County Home.
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January 2, 1962 (Continued)
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PETITION FOR RELIEF - (Continued) /
-' 'Relief"Policy---°Mr'.Broadhur.st-ca`lled?,attention'.to;EaTl'.Hampton Sh3pp.:who..was
II appr`oVe3 'for -admittarice on-Marcfi• 15, 1961 because of acute alcoholism. He was admitted
for a period of four months which was considered a sufficient time for him to rehaM li-
I tate himself from Lhe malady. It has come to his attention that Mr. Shipp is physically
able to work but refuses to do so and ,judging from informatian available to him he sug-
' gests that Shipp be dismissed from the Covnty Home or be required to work to pay for his
upkeep. After a brief discussion of this problem,• Mr. Broadhurst offered a motion that
Earl Hampton Shipp be required to work or leave the County Home immedietely. It was
seconded by Mr. Metts and unanimously adopted by the Board.
WORKMENS' COMPENSATION --
Pursuant'to instruction authorized at the December !}th meeting, the County
Attorney presented the following Resolution which authorizes Industrial Compensation .:?
Ii Insurance for elected officials under the North Carolina Industrial Commission:
RESOLUTION 1__?
Pursuant to the provisions of North Caro2ina Generai Statutes 97-2 (2),
Be It Resoived that all county offiCers elected by the peopie shall be sub-
ject to and covered by the terms of North Carolina General Statutes,
Chapter 97, entitled °Workmen's Compensation Act", this to be effective
upon acknow2edgment of receipt of a copy of this Resolution by the North
Carolina Industrial Commission.
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Upon motion of Mr. Metts, seconded b y Mr. Mayhan, the above Resolution was unanimousiy
adopted and the Executive Secretary directed to notify the State Industrial Commission.
HOSPITAL RESOLUTION -
County Attorney L. Bradford Tillery reportedto the Board that he had received ?
a copy of a letter written to the Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the New Hanover
Genera•r Hospital in which the Medical Care Commission suggested modification of the fol-
lowing two terms of the agreement:
II .
Page 4A- Representatives from the medical profession might best be appointed to the
Boar? on the basis of nominations from either the medicai staff of the Medical Society
i rath oin consuitation with." This perhaps would reduce any criticism of favoritism on
: the part of selecting authorities.
Page 5, Section 12- In regard to the wording ".'.. unless the same are purchased by
competitive bidding," you may be interested in the enclosed copy of an opinion express-
I ed by the Attorney General in connection with the bidding by trustees on public con-
tracts." . •
Mr. Tillery advises that while these are suggestions and not to be construed as any in- ?
!,'tention'of the Medical Care Commission to interfere with the organization of the New
' Hanover General Hospital Board of Trustees as set forth in the Resolution, he thought
that these should be considered. By common consent, the Board authorized the County •
Attorney to clarify these suggestions and bring back a recommendation especially with
reference to the requirements of GS 14-234 covering authority for making a conLract of
purchase by a member of the Public Trust Board.
WELFARE QUARTERS - • '
The Chairman read a letter from Nr. R. Eugene Brown, Director of Publ-ic Assist-?
ance, with reference to his recent visit and conference in which new quarters for the
Welfare Department were considered. They approve fhe Isaac Bear Building as to •location
and feel that the necessary renovations would not cost a great deal and would provide
suitable and adequate space. He pledged their continued effort to help at any time bet-
ter office space is located for the Welfare Department.
PETIT JURY
The foilowing good and lawful citizens were selected"to serve
Huperior Court for the weeks beginning February 12th and February 19th,
terms and for the week beginning Eebruary 26th, 1962 - Criminat term:
Jurors for the week beAinninq Februarv 12, 1962 - Civil term
' W. D. Gay
F. M. Foy, Jr,
E. E. Jones
N. J. Hines
N. E. Heath
R. L. Lord
E. V. Shaw
L. R. Carter
A. J. Fowler
L. F. Andrews
Jimmy L. Davis
E. H. Blanton
David Robbisn
Fred W. Davis
p Joseph W. Taylor
? J. W. Strickland
Joseph N. Alford
Coy E. Talent
R. J. Holladay
M. T. Flanagan
, J, I, Jeffreys
I E. I. Herring Jr.
,Fred Robbins
Leroy C. Towles
Arthur M. Figgs
222 Oak Crest Dr.
4109 Peachtree St.
Box 621, Carolina Beach
1140 Country Club Rd.
RFD 1, Castle Hayne N.C
1417 s. 4tn st.
242 Pinecrest Pkwy.
15 Morningside Dr.
2205 Dexter St.
1501 S. 3rd St.
1709 Ann St.
408 N. Kerr Ave.
1608 Moore Plaza
124 Colonial Cir.
Jr. 21?15 xarrison St.
16 Kenwood Ave.
202 Forest Rd.
1819 Castle St.
337 Castle Hayne Rd.
7 Bernard Dr.
512 s. 18tn st.
1737 Carolina Ave.
326 S. 4tn st.
4706 Cedar Ave.
6 Y Lake Village
Walter K. Gaylor, Jr.
Bruce freeman
Eugene M. O'Brien
Clyde Amerson Jr.
Sanford Carter
Paul M. Stevens
John J. Saunders
Boyd A. Rannady
Richard F. Sheppard
Charles D. Martin,Sr.
Duncan L. Futrelle, Sr.
Dolan O. Norrls, Jr.
Darald C. Frink
Edward H. Fowler
Junius C. Gregory
Joseph M. Gentry
Jerry R. Griffin
John W. Register
Severt N. Oiness
George Harold Smith
David Gray Willetts
Charley J. Frazelie
Clayton W. Fountain
Maurice Rlvers Johnson
Murphy H. Southeriand,Jr.
as Juror's in ,
1962 - Civi1
16 Ivey St.
RFD 2, Box 245 A
158 Colonial Cir.
4915 r'[aPle st.
2427 Monroe St.,
217 Two Chopt Rd.
622 S. 3rd St.
4702 Cedar Ave.
Box 102, Wrightsv. Beach
6 W. Henderson St.
1}1}08 Wrightsville Ave.
409 N. lsth St.
9 Lee Drive
21 S. 6th St.
RFf? 2, Box 61 A
2019 Hlein Rd,
'225 Woodland Dr.
408 Grace St.
1908 Perry E1ve.
2409 A Jefferson St.
5023 Barefoot Dr.
2310 W. Lake Shore Dr.
2212 Klein Rd.
RFD 3, Box 31$
RFD 2, Box 205 C.
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Minutes of the Meeting Januar.y 2, 1962 Continued
PETIT JURY - (Continued) I
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Juroi: s for the we ek beqinninq Februarv 19. 1962 - Civil term
I. L. Todd 2934 E Jefferson St. R. F. Pierce 614 S. 5th St. ?
A. C. Pate 3823 Wilshire Blvd. W. W. Murrell Box 253 C
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J. D. Cook 182 Lake Forest Pkwy. Wm. R. Sellers Cas
ayne,
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509 wooster St.
John R. Futch 2709 Jefferson St. Thomas H. Ennis RFD 1,
Box
287
M. B. Russ 2701 Chestnut St. G. H. Peterson t1
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102 LakeSShoreabre,N.C.i
E. D. Blake 2808 Market St. G. E. Harrelson 909 S. Herr Ave.
Leon Lee 610 S. 3rd St. Wm. G. Robertson Jr. 512 Forest Hi'lls
J. A. Bryan RFD 2, Box 419 DaVid L. McGuire RFD 1, Box 141
Paul R. Merki 35 Beauregard Lewis R. Davis Jr. P. O. Box 1153
T. E. Mullen 2750 S. Front St. Donald A. Moore 15 N. 26th St.
Edwin H. Hughes 226 N. 22nd St. Arnold Paolini 323 S. Front St.
P. D. Woodall, Jr .Box 1077, City Graham D. Farrow RFD 2, Box 76
Henry L. Lee 5 West Henderson St. Ernest F. Stokley 3027 Jefferson St.
R. A. Moore 2101 Klein Rd. James 0. Robinson 2727 Burnett Blvd.
Fred Hixon Jr. 311 Pine Hills Dr. Harold J. Sharpe 102 Colonial Circle
Teado r Glod _..- Castle Hayne, N. C. Cecii E. Becraft 14 Greenville Ave.
James F. Allen 306 Parkway Di. Marx N ewworth 520 N. 3rd St.
J. L. Outlaw 210 Sunset Ave. Dempse y E. Cole 704 Orange St.
Carl E. Taylor 2428 Monroe St. Nathan Schwart 7091 N. !}th St.
Elmer M. Sellers 1013 S. 3rd St. Carter W. Newsome 1305? Nun St.
James A. Fisher 2835 B. Jefferson Willia m Spencer 108 S. 13th St.
H. B. Stone 150 Wrightsville Beach Luther Thomas Strickla nd $828 Oleander
Lee F . Crook 221 Pkwy. Blvd. Robert Floyd Moore 155 Colonial Cir. '
Wilii e M. Shepard 509 S. L}th St. Adron Franklin Morton Monroe St.
Crary G. Fiarfax 5042 Wrightsville Ave. Samuel Dewey Robinson 2408 Poplar St. ,
Jurors for the week beqinninq Februarv 26, .1962 - Criminal term
R. M. Ange 3702 Wrightsville Ave.
A. B. Walton 1014 Market St.
Wiley C. Bunn 1710 Chestnut
R. A. Price 4 H Lake Uillage
C. M. Langley 4921 Oleander Dr.
Bert W. Blake 2532 S. Front St.
W. N. Jordan 217 Montgomery Ave.
A. H. Weedon 2$18 Jefferson St.
W. D. Swart 35 Terrace Walk
Jessie G. Taylor 11 N. 7th St.
Lenwoo d M. King 11 Keaton Ave.
James E. Lewis 2815 Willow St.
C. B. Register 25 Terrace Walk
J. N. Wooten 211 Pinecrest Pkwy.
Wm. F. Caulder 2131 Klien Rd.
Roma M. Pigott 2712 Uan Buren St.
Elbert P. Herring 2121 Klein Rd.
Willia m S. Phillips 201 Virginia Ave.
Wm. J. Justice 2902 Monroe St.
J. H. Sweeney 1920 Nun St.
George W. Crowley 1917 Church St.
Dail Elsworth 4112 Wright St.
Robert D. Sykes 2851 H. Adams
Bennie Freeman RFD 2, Box 257
John D. Mitchell 23 Barnard Dr.
Homer A. Pierce
Oscar Phiilips
Stephen Prevost
Thomas E. Reese
Rodney Fryer
Durwood Stephens
Robert M. Spivey
Charles W. Sutton
Relman Robinson
Martin W. Pridgen
Vaughnie S. Brown
S. Bryan Smithey
Arthur E. Pridgen
J. C. Strickland
Beverly A. Jurgensen
Howard M. Loughlin
William T. Godbold Sr.
Stanley H. Zygmunt
William P. Sanders
Bernard Graham
Franklin Edward Colvin
Frank Alfred Foster
Wilton B. Richard
George Allen Cayton
Robert J. Herring.
3001 Louisiana St. !
612 Chestnut St.
1905 Princess St.
2731 Mimosa Place
107 Castle St. '
1410 Castle St.
4820 Carolina Beach Rd.
P0 ?Wi'iohtDr: Beach,N.C.
105 ?r Sjille Beach'
315 S. 17tn st.
1019 Hawthorne Rd. I
610 S. 5th St. ?
2017 Pender Ave.
P. o. Box 362
446 Castle Hayne Rd.
4102 Lake Ave.
3 Y Ct. P. Lake Vil.
1820 Market St.
RFD 2, Box 170
Box 85 A, Castle Hayne
5024 Heide Dr.
3009 Market 5t.
RFD 1 Box 29
4505 Greenfield St. I
ADJOURNMENT -
There being no further business to
moved that they ad,journ the meeting. It was
approved.
.ASSENBLY -
brought before the Board, Mr. Mayhan
seconded by Mr. Broadhurst and unanimously
V
Wiimington, N. C.
tive Secretary
January 15,1962
The regular semimonthly meeting of the New Hanover County Board of Com-
missioners was held on this date at 9:00 A. M. in the Commissioners Room of the County
Court House with the following members in attendance: Chairman J. M. Hall, Jr.,
Commissioners Peter H. Braak, L. E. Broadhurst, Ernest R. Mayhan and John Van B.
Metts, Jr., County Attorney L. Bradford Tillery and County Audi.tor T. D. Love.
INVOCATION -
Chairman Hall called the
Minister of Education of St. Andrews
guidance.
meeting to order and asked Reverend Georg"e F. Sowerby;l
Covenant'Presbyterian Church, to give a prayer for I
MINUTES APPROUAL -
Upon motion of Mr. Broadhurst, seconded by W. Mayhan, minutes of the Jan-•--
bary:2nii, 1961 were unanimously approved) after the Executive Secretary had asked
permission to amend the suggestions by Mr. Harry Hayden to include the Snow's Cut Bridge.
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