Franklin. County Budget Estimate
FOR 1039 - 1040
In compliance, with the provision of law, as contained in the
County Finance Act, Article 7c, et seq., the Budget Estimate for
Franklin County for the year beginning July 1, 1939 and ending
June 30, 1940 has been filed in the office of the Register of Deeds
and Ex Office Clerk to the Board of County Commissioners for
Franklin County, on this the 15th day of Juner 1939, a summary
of which is as follows:
GENERAL FUND
DEPARTMENT Estimated Expense
Per diem and salaries of five County
Cominissio'ners $ 900.00
Insurance and miscellaneous expenses 300>00
Legal fees and salary of attorney 1,500.00
Mileage for Commissioners 100.00 '
Listing taxes, etc. 2,300.00
Sheriff's salary 2,200.00
Deputy Sheriff's salary 600.00
Miscellaneous expenses, stills, etc. 200.00
Total cost collecting taxes 4,400.00
Salary of County Accountant # 2,400.00
Salary of assistant and help * 1,000.00
Stationery, books, postage, etc. 300.00
Courthouse and grounds 1,250.00
Register of Deeds', salary 2,000.00
Salary of Assistant 1.200.00
Books, stationery, postage, etc. 1,000.00
Operation of jail 1,750.00
County Home cost 5,600.00
Superior Court 4,000.00
Recorder's Court 4,000.00
Juvenile Court 100.00
Clerk of the Superior Court salary 2,400.00
Deputy Clerk Superior CourD salary 1,400.00
Books, stationery, postage, etc. 550.00
Home Agent's salary 600.00
Telephone, stationery, miscellaneous, etc. 200.00
Farm Agent's salary 1,200.00
^?Assistant Agent's salary 600.00
Telephone, janitar, fuel, miscellaneous 725.00
Coroner, inquest, etc. 200.00
General elections 700.00
Emergencies 1,000.00
Audit for C.S.C.. Reg. of Deeds and Tax
Collector and Accountant 600.00
Health Department 3,900.00
Health Dental Work 600.00
County Welfare Agent's salary 1.500.00
Salary of three case workers, including
Federal and State grant 3,600.00
Salary of stenographic assistants 780.00
Total mileage for Welfare Department* 900.00
Telephone, office supplies, equipment,
lights, etfc. of Welfare Department 725.00
Old Age Assistance (County's contribu
tion) 7,905.00
Dependant children (County's part) 4,200.00
Blind Aid (County's part) 400.00
County Pauper's relief . . 50.0.00
Miscellaneous expenses in poor relief 300.00 $72,585.00
COl'NTY WIDE DEBT SERVICE
Interest, principal and exchange 51.392.28 51,392.28
TOWNSHIP ROAD DEBT SERVICE
Dunn 1,840.00
Harris 5,700.00
Youngsville 1,940.00
Franklinton 12.990.00
Hayesville 3.980.00
Sandy Creek 2,940.00
Gold Mine 3,920.00
Cedar Rock 1,540.00
Cypress Creek 3,000.00
Louisburg 3,740.00 41,510.00
COUNTY WIDE SCHOOLS
Current Expense 26,435.68
Capital Outlay 11,400.00
Debt Service 29.520.35 67,3r56.03
GRAND TOTAL $232,923.31
This the 15th day of June, 1939.
B. N. WILLIAMSON, JR.,
6-23-lt Franklin County Accountant.
Recorder's Court
Franklin Recorders Court held
a short session on Tuesday and
disposed of several cases as fol
lows:
Joe Davis plead guilty to care
less and reckless driving and was
given 6 months on roads, suspend
ed upon payment of $25 fine and
costs and not to violate any laws
for two years.
A. E. Tillle plead guilty to
operating automobile intoxicated,
judgment suspended upon pay
ment of $50 fine and costs, and
nob to operate a car for 12 months.
James Smithwlck found guilty
of assault with deadly weapon,
Judgment suspended upon pay
ment of costs.
Peter Winston found not guilty
of abandonment and non-support.
The following cases were con
tinued:
John Crudup. unla-wful posses
sion of whiskey.
Wilson Parks, unlawful posses
sion of whiskey.
Tom Johnson, unlawful posses
sion of whiskey.
James W. McGhee. separating
mother from infant under 6
mont>hs old.
Jarvis Evans, assault wifh dead
ly weapon.
INTERNATIONAL
Ten cotton exporting countries,
have been invited by the U..S. De
partment of Agriculture to send
representatives to Washington for
a meeting beginning September 5
to discuss a world cotton agree
ment.
We arc Kind to announce to the farmer* and home own
en of Franklin Connty that we have received appointment
aa Agent for the F. H. A. in Franklin County and can offer
yon plans whereby yon can repair and remodel your home
and surrounding and Install most any electrical equipment
desired. This will Include water systems with bath room
and lavatories, water heaters, covering or painting houses,
bollding fences, garages or adding rooms. The payment
for this is extended over a three-year period at low Interest
without mortgage, no down payment and farmers do not
hare to make any payment until the fall.
RAYNOITS
RADIO & JZWELRY SHOP
J'W? S-?Ii the Bast Service the Rest'
PHOffE 454-6 L.Miaburg, N. 0.
Dollars Will Do Double Duty at FOX'S
FOX'S BROUGHT LOW PRICES TO-LOUISBURG,
AND STILL LEADS THE WAY !
NOW! WE'RE OFFERING
DOLLAf^
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AN EVENT NOT TO
Starting Friday Morning !
SHOP
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BE FORGOTTEN
For Only Seven Days !
It's Smart to
Be Thrifty
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? HOME DEMONSTRATION *
? DEPARTMENT ?
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? MHIe Mae Bmxton, Home *
? Demonstration Agent ?
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20 women from Franklin Coun
ty attended a pickling demonstra
tion in Durham Wednesday, June
21. The demonstration was ar
ranged by Mrs. C. C. Morris, Food
Conservations Specialist of the Ex
tension Service, and was given by
Mrs. McTeer, representative o( the
| Ball Canning Co. This demon- 1
j stration was one of a series given [
! throughout the state by Mrs. Mc-|
! Teer in an efTort to raise the stan
I dard of pickle produced in the
] State for home use. 9 of t'he 18
, Womens Clubs were represented
' at this meeting. There were also
representatives there from Gran
] ville. Durham. Wake, Chatham,
Person and Caswell counties.
Monday morning, June 26, a
- group of 11 girls and 9 boys from
I the various 4-H Clubs of the Coun
ty will leave Loulsburg for a
week's encampment at Camp MIU
| stone, tihe State 4-H Club Camp,'
near Hoffman, N. C. They will be
accompanied by Miss Braxton.;
Home Dem. Agent, Mr. Barnest.
, Assistant Farm Agent. Mrs. W. S.J
Person and Miss Emily Burt Per
son, teachers who live in the coun
i ty
The group from Franklin Caun-j
ty will be in Camp with similar
I groups from Person and Granville
'
counties. The group will be in j
camp from Monday until Satur-'
day.
It does no good to prime a ,
lump nowadays. Nobody wants to'
work a pump handle.
Girl Friend ? I'rtf getting so thin
you can count ray ribs.
Boy Friend ? Gee, Thanks.
Place Your Order
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TOBACCO
FLUES
And Be Ready.
seaboard!
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SHOP IN
UNION WAREHOUSE
FROZEN
DELIGHT
Why Suffer With Heat?
With our good wishes and good
prices you can cool off.
QUARTS 25 Cents
HALF GALLONS ?? Cents
WHOLE GALLON ?? Cents
Cheaper than making
it at Home.
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Kau-Lu Cloth and other cool materials,
II Values up to $19.50,
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Q LADIES' SILK DRESSES D
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?| Values up to $2.95, H
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f Values up to $1.50,
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. MEN'S SUMMER WASH PANTS I
Cotton Gabardines, Linens, and other new
ATT .V REDUCED ! ?
Materials ? GREATLY REDUCED 1
MEN'S WHITE MOCCASINS
Sizes 6 -12. Values up to $2.50,
Special S^OO *
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THEATRE
Night Shows: 7:15 and 9:00
15c and 30c
Matinees: 3:30 Daily
10c and 25c
Saturdays Continuous: 2 ? 11
10c and 25c until 6 o'clock
LAST TIMES TODAY ? FRIDAY
LEW AYRES
and
LIONEL BARRYMORE
"CALLING DR.
KILDARE"
SATURDAY, JUNE &4th
Doublu Feature Day *
WILLIAM BOYD
as Hopalong Cassidy
SUNSET TRAIL"
and
Preston Foster - Lynn Barl
"CHASING
DANGER"
Also Chapter No. II
'The Lone Ranger
Rides Again"
SUNDAY and MONDAY
JUNE 25-a8th
Sunday Shows 8:30 and 9:00
Ann So them ? Robert Young
Ruth Hussey ? Cliff Edwards
MAESIE
TUESDAY, JUNE 27th
WALTER PIDOEON and
RITA JOHNSON
"6000 ENEMIES"
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28th
THE RITZ BROS.
Anita Louise - Hcla Lugonl
Patsy Kelly
THE GORILLA"
A New Laugh Hit from 20th
Century Eox
THURSDAY, JUNE 20th
A GREAT NEW DRAMATIC
THRILL
Chester Morris - Wendy Barrie
John ('arradine ? Lucille Bali
Allen Jenkins - C. Aubrye Smith
Joseph Calleia - Kent Taylor
"FIVE CAME
BACK"
FRIDAY,. JUNE 80th
Pat OBrien ? Joan Blondell
Wayne Morris
THE KID FROM
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COMING NSXT WEEK
MR. PAUL MUNI
MISS BETTE DAVIS
"JAURE Z"