REPORT IS MADE
BY GRAND JURY
Yadkin Body Finds jful Sani
tary, Well-Kept; Schools
in Good Repair
88 BILLS ACTED UPON
The following report was given
by the Yadkin county grand Jury
to Judge Wilson WarUck during
the February term of Yadkin su
perior court:
"We, the grand Jury for the
February term. 1939, of the Su
perior Court of Yadkin County,
respectfully report:
"That we acted on 88 bills.
"Found 72 true bills.
"Found 10 not true bills.
"Continued 6 Mils.
"Make 6 presentments.
"We visited the Yadkin county
jail in a body, and found that the
jail is well kept, sanitary and that
the prisoners were well fed: that
there are 13 white male prisoners,
6 colored male prisoners and 2
colored female prisoners. We find
that the septic tank on the JaU
property is in a very bad condi
tion and is a menace to the pub
lic health and should be correct
ed at once; that the road leading
to the jail is in need of repair by
top-soiling or surfacing, and we
recommend that this road be re
paired.
"We visited the county home by
committee and found that the
same is well kept, sanitary and
that the inmates are well fed and
clothed; that there are 4 white
~osien inn™to* : s white men in
mates; and 2 colored women in
mates. We find that the keeper's
home and barn are in need of
repair.
"We visited the following of
fices in the courthouse by com
mittee: Sheriff's office, Register
of Deeds' office. Clerk's and
County Accountant's office, and
find that they are all well kept
to the best of our knowledge. We
find that there is much com
plaint made on account of the
furniture in the courtroom being
moved from the courtroom over
the courthouse, and we recom
mend that all the courtroom fur
niture remain in the courtroom
due to the fact that there is a
need for the furniture there on
account of trials and referee
hearings from time to time.
"We investigated the condition
of the several schools In Yadkin
county and find that there are 8
white schools with an enrollment
of 4678, and 9 colored schools
with an enrollment of 265; that
the buildings and equipment are
in good state of repair. Some of
the schools are badly in need of
additional class rooms, the most
crowded condition existing at
Jonesvllle, West Yadkin, and
Yadkinville white high schools.
We find that there are 37 school
buses in Yadkin county, all of
which are in good condition and
we believe that they are operated
as safely and economically as
possible. s,
"We. the grand jury, extend our
sympathy to His Honor. Wilson
Warllck. in the untimely death of
his brother, Mr. T. M. Warllck, of
Newton, N. C.. and at this time
we desire to commend His Honor
for the efficient and business-like
manner in which he has conduct
ed the court and the spirit of
fairness and Justice shown by
him; that his very evident inten
tion that the laws of North Caro
lina be enforced was tempered
with mercy, especially in the
cases of youthful cases."
"We. the grand jury, would like
also at this time to commend
Hon. Avalon E. Hall, Solicitor, for
his efficient servioes in prosecut
ing the docket, and his efforts to
dispatch the business of the court
as quickly as possible.
"Respectfully submitted, this
the 3rd day of March, 1939.
"M. R. Davis, Foreman, grand
Jury.
Wendell G. Hinshaw, Secretary,
grand jury." f
350,000,000 ounces of silver was
bought by the U. 8. In 1938.
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rence Culler, East Bend; Mrs.
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Elkin; William Daniels, Sparta;
Mrs. Pauline Lawrence, Elkin;
Mrs. T. A. Lee per, Elkin; Odell
Clanton, Union Grove; Roacoe
Poplin, Jr.. Elkin; Stella Mae
Hauser, Elkin; Worth Green,
Boonville; Edna Couch, Elkin.
Patients dismissed during the
week were: Edward Caudle. Elk
in; Ida Porter, Sparta: Roscoe
Poplin, Jr., Elkin; Mrs. Grace
Ross, Salisbury; Paul Gwyn, Elk
in; Mae Cockerham, Elkin; Virgil
Cocker ham, Roaring River; Imo
gene Combs, East Bend; Ruby
Sprinkle, Jonesvllle; Cox,
Traphill; James Arthur Sprinkle,
Elkin; Ernie Harris, Ronda; A. L.
Brown, Elkin; Mrs. Annie Atkins,
Elkin; Edna Couch, Elkin; Mrs.
T. A. Leeper, Elkin.
The U. S. Treasury Department
has recently transferred more
than one billion dollars worth of
silver bullion from New York to
the new silver depository at West
Point.
RED CROSS TO GIVE
FIRST AID COURSE
A trained Red Cross worker
will conduct a class in first aid in
the elementary . school auditor
ium here beginning Monday,
March 13, at 7:30 pjn. The
classes will be open to WPA fore-
Thursday, March 9, 1939
man In the western section at
Surry and all of Yadkin county
and additional students to make
a class of 50.
The classes will be conducted
nightly and at the completion of
the course certificates will be
awarded.
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