THE WARREN RECORD
U. S. Water Use
Rapidly In U. States
WASHINGTON?The people of
America are using more water
| than ever to keep cool, clean,
and occupied.
Water consumption by fac
tories, farms, and homes has
jumped more than 12 percent
in the past six years. The Un
ited States gulps its liquid as
estets at the rate of 270,000
million gallons per day (mgd),
says the National Geographic
Society.
The greatest water glutton
is not the hot tennis player or
suburban gardner but Ameri
can industry. Industrial cool
ing processes account for more
than half of the water consum
ed in this country. It takes
65,000 gallons of water to pro
duce a ton of finished steel, I
200,000 gallons for a ton of
rayon, and no less than 600,000
gallons for a ton of synthetic
rubber.
Irrigation Ranks Second
crs, sprinklers,swimming pools,
Irrigation farmers rank as
second largest users of water,
followed by individuals at work,
play, and home.
Billions of gallons go down
the drain annually from such
modern conveniences as show
ers, sprinklers, swimming
pools, dishwashers, laundro
mats, and garbage disposals.
Sheer waste takes a heavy
toll. Even during New York's
severe water shortage of 1949
1950, engineers estimated that
200 million gallons a day drip
ped from leaky faucets and
pipes alone.
Water-hungry America for
tunately can draw on a nation
wide rainfall averaging 30 in
ches a year, or ten million gal
lons for every man, woman,
and child.
However, more than 70 per
cent is used by growing plants
or returned to the atmosphere
by evaporation and breathing.
Storage lakes, reservoirs, and
canals lose nearly half their
OES Meets In
Regular Session
LITTLETON ? The regular
monthly meeting of the Royal
Hart Chapter of the Order of
the Eastern Star was held
Monday night in the Masonic
Hall in Littleton. Mrs. Mable
R. Hale, Worthy Matron, and
Sol B. Bobbitt, Worthy Patron
pro-tem, presided in the east.
Routine business matters
were discussed and several re
ports were made, including the
secretary's and treasurer's re
ports. The sick and cheer
committee was instructed to
send cards to some parents of
members who are sick.
Plans were made to attend
the sixth district school of in
struction at Norlina on Wed
nesday, August 8, from 2:00 to
5:00 p m. with a banquet sup
per to follow at 6:30 p. m.
Mrs. Hale appointed a commit
tee to decorate the banquet
table for the school of instruc
tion.
Plans for the official visit
of the District Deputy Grand
Matron, Mrs. Estelle Joyner of
Louisburg, and the District
Deputy Grand Patron, John
Simpson of Wilson, to the
Royal Hart Chapter were
made They will visit here on
Monday, August 20.
Mrs. Hale thanked the group
for their cooperation with the
picnic supper Wednesday night
of last week honoring the
Masons.
Several arrangements of
summer flowers decorated the
Masonic Hall.
Present for the meeting
were Mrs. Mable R. Hale, Sol
B. Bobbitt, Miss Mary E.
Shearin, Mrs. Tempie B. Far
mer, Mrs. Alma H. Ward, Mrs.
Louise Haithcock, Mrs. Ann S.
Browning, Mrs. Pattie S. Reid,
Mrs. Louise L. Williams, Mrs.
Gertrude H. Benton, Mrs. Pearl
W. Bobbitt, Mrs. Browning B.
King, and Mrs. Lula Mae
Crawley.
Refreshments at Ice- cream
and cookies were served dur
ing the social hour.
You're Fired
The head of a television net
work who was having trouble
with his program department
called in his executives for a
lecture:
"Look," he said, "you guys
have got to get on the baU.
That's all there Is to it If
we have any bottlenecks around
here, I want you to get rid of
them immediately. Now, who
has any suggestions?"
From the rear of the con
ference room a Junior execu
tive piped up. "Sir," be said,
"P-'e had some experience with
bottles, and from that experi
ence 1 can tell you, the
are always at the topi"
water In vapor.
Moreover, water is not ever
ly distributed. Mountaii
ous regions of Hawaii may b
deluged with a foot of rai
a week, yet Nevada average
only nine inches all year. Som
areas are flooded in the sprin
areas which are flooded in th
spring suffer drought by lat
summer.
Lids On Lakes
The Herculean task of sut
plying water to arid zones an
cities where demand exceed
supply is being approached i
several ways: conservatio
measures, nottably antipolli
tion and the reuse of watei
the building of larger aqut
ducts; and conversion of fresl
water from the sea.
Scientists have been exper;
menting with a chemical spra
which blankets reservoirs an
lakes with a film to cut evaj
oration by governments am
private industry. Success on
large and inexpensive sea)
could open up a vast new re
source, for oceans cover a
most three-quarters of t h
earth's surface.
The idea of desalting wate
is not new. In 49 B. C., durini
his siege of Alexandria, F.gypi
Julius Caesar produced fresl
water for .his troops with sola
evaporation. It is assumed tha
the condensing vapor was col
lected by oiled silk or fabri
screens.
DIAL
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FOR A RECORD
WANT AD
Special Natices
NU-WAY SHOE SHOP will b<
closed July 30-31-Augusl
1-2-3-4 for employees to take
week vacation. Will reopen
for business August 6. Mrs
M. C. House, Owner. j20-2tc
Help Wanted
Male
YOU CAN make more as a
Rawleigh Dealer than al
most anything else and it's
steady year around. Establ
ised business available in
Southwest Warren County
Write Rawleigh Dept. NCG
863, Richmond, Va. jy6-4tpd
Help Wanted
Female
WANTED ? Salesladies for
Saturdays or part time work.
Apply Diamond's Discount
Store, Warrenton, N. C.
je29-tic
Wanted
Wanted ? houses and
Apartments for rent in War
ren County. Contact Selby
Benton at Benton Furniture
Co., phone 406-6. tfc
WANTED ? Poplar logs and
blocks 69" long. Goblet Ve
neers, Inc., Whitakers, N. C.
mlB-tfc
Business
Opportunities
MAN OVER 21 to sell and
service established customers
with Nationally Advertised
Watkins Products. Profits in
excess of $100 weekly. If
interested write to P. O. Box
1092, Golds bo ro, North Caro
lina. j6-3tc
LADIES-?don't let yonr bad
get fence you in. Have the
extra mone<- you want
through part time work with
Avon. Write Mrs. Edna
Inacoe, Rt. 1, Castalia, N. C.
ltc
For Sale
FOR 8ALE ? 25 nice pigi
weighing about 60 lbs. each
Frank Bobbitt, Macon, N. C,
Route 2 j30-2tp<
ALLEN L. KING
Office
VAiimw, it. c.
MS-l PHONE MM
GOOD V.ORK HORSE for sale,
good for sliding tobacco. Sec
Pat Pinnell, Warrenton. ltp
FOR SALE ? Fine German
Shepherd female puppies.
Reasonable price. Jesse Har
ris, TeL 998-1, Warrenton.
jy20-2tpd
APPLES . FOR SALE?Several
varieties. $1.00 per 1/2
bushel, $2.00 per bushel at
orchard. Bring your basket.
R. D. Scott at Scott's An
tiques on Norlina Road, Tel.
Warrenton 846-2. jy20tfc
SPINET PIANO by Kohler &
Campbell just arrived. $550
including bench. Mahogany
finish. Warrenton Furniture
Exchange. ltc
FOR SALE?Butterbeans, to
matoes, corn, yellow and
white. Will have a continu
? ous supply for several
months. Call 751-1. Mrs.
W. R. Hedgepeth. jyl3-2tpd
FREE use of our Carpet
Shampooer with purchase of
Blue Lustre Shampoo. War
renton Furniture Exchange.
ltc
"THE WAY WE WERE," new
book by Mary Polk. $3.75 at
Polk-A-Dot Gift Shop. Tel.
946-1, Warrenton, N. C.
GENERAL ELECTRIC Auto
matic Washer, excellent con
dition. $10.00 down, $10.00
per month. Warrenton
Furniture Exchange. ltc
FOR SALE ? Dry Cleaning
machines. Priced for quick
sale. Owner retired. Troy
H. Peoples, P. O. Box 217,
Boydton, Va. jyl3-3tc
j PHII.CO Air Conditioner, used
two months, one-room size.
Small down payment. War
renton Furniture Exchange.
ltc
[FOR SALE ? Fourteen (14)
white-face bred heifers. See
George Stegall, Rt. 2, War
renton, or call 646-6. ltpd
USED Electric Ranges, one 30
inch, nice; one 40 inch
Philco, extra nice. Small
down payment. Warrenton
Furniture Exchange. ltc
FOR SALE?50 sheep, ages
from 2 to 6 years; 48 ewes;
two rams; also 25 six months
old lambs; also two female
burro type donkeys. All
sheep productive, some with
twins and triplets. L. A.
Kilian, Norlina,, N. C., Tel.
357-1 j20-2tc
OAK TOBACCO sticks, kiln
dried. Tel. day Warrenton
514-6, night 990-1. jy20-tfc
HAY FOR SALE ? T. R.
Paynter, Rt. 2, Warrenton,
Tel. 733-2. ml8-tfc
GALVANIZED
ROOFING
$8.95 Per Sq.
WARREN
F.C.X.
SERVICE
WARRENTON D-tfc
FOE SALE ? New and nsed
chain saws. New Saws $89.50
up. Dealer for Titan, Mono,
Clinton and Stihl Saws. Han
non's Lawn Mower Shop,
Henderson, N. C. Dial GE 8
5717. ol3-tfe
Refrigerators
USED
Nice selection of used refrig
erators and electric ranges?
Only $10.00 down and $10.00 a
month. See them now at Radio
TV Center. apl3-16tc
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE
North Carolina
Warren County
The undersigned, having
qualified as administratrices c.
t.a. of thu estate of Estra D.
Davis, deceased, late of War
ren County, North Carolina,
this is to notify all persons
having claims against said
estate to present them to the
undersigned or their attorney,
on or before the 29th day of
December, 1962, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate will please make
immediate payment to the un
dersigned or their attorney.
This the 29th day of June,
1962.
MRS. NORA D. FELTS
Route 2
Norlina, N. C.
MRS. CHRISTINE D.
Carroll
Route 1
Warrenton, N. C.
CHARLES M. WHITE, HI
Attoney
Warrenton. N. C. je29-4tc
COUNTY OF WARREN,
NORTH CAROLINA
NOTICE OF SPECIAL
ELECTION
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that a special election
will be held in the County of
Warren, North Carolina, on
August 11, 1962, for the pur
pose of submitting to the qual
ified voters of said County the
question whether they shall ap
prove or disapprove, (1) the
indebtedness to be incurred
by the issuance of bonds of
said County of the maximum
principal amount of $400,000,
and (2) the levy of a tax for
the payment of such bonds,
and (3) the bond order en
titled "Bond Order authorising
the issuance of $400,000
School Bonds of the County of
Warren" adopted by the Board
of Commissioners on July 2,
1962, to authorize the issuance
of said bonds and the levy of
such tax. The bonds are au
thorized to finance the cost of
constructing in the Warren
County School Administrative
Unit, several new buildings to
be used as schoolhouses, school
garages, physical education and
vocational education buildings,
teacherages and lunchrooms
and other school plant facili
ties and of reconstructing and
enlarging, by the erection of
additions, several existing
buildings located in such Unit
and used for such purposes,
and acquiring land, furnishings
and equipment necessary for
such new or reconstructed or
enlarged buildings.
The ballots to be used at
said election shall contain the
words "For the Bond Order
authorizing $400,000 bonds to
finance the cost of construct
ing, in the Warren County
School Administrative Unit
several buildings to be used as
school houses, school garages
physical education and voca
tional education buildings
teacherages and lunchrooms,
and other school plant facili
ties and of reconstructing and
enlarging, by the erection oi
additions, several existing
buildings located in such Unit
and used for such purposes,
and of acquiring the land,
furnishings and equipment
necessary therefor, and a tax
therefor," and the words
"Against the bond order au
thorizing $400,000 bonds to
finance the cost of construct
ing, reconstructing and enlarg
ing, in the Warren County
School Administrative Unit,
several buildings to be used as
schoolhouses, school garages,
physical education and voca
tional education buildings,
teacherages and lunchrooms,
and other school plant facili
ties and of reconstructing and
enlarging, by the erection of
additions, several existing
buildings located in such Unit
and used for such purposes,
and of acquiring the land,
furnishings and equipment nec
essary therefor, and a tax
therefor," with squares oppo
site the affirmative and nega
tive forms in one of which
squares the voter may make a
mark (X) to indicate his
choice.
In the event that a majorit
of the qualified voters sha!
vote to approve the incurrin
of such indebtedness and th
levy of such tax, said bond
shall be issued and a tax shal
be levied for the payment o
such bonds.
The polls for the electio
will open at the hour of 6:3
o'clock, A.M., and will clos
at the hour of 6:30 o'clocl
P.M., Eastern Standard Tun:
The election will be held s
the same polling places t
which the last election wa
held in Warren County fo
the election of members of th
General Assembly with the e>
ception of the ftrtlowin
changes which have beei
ordered by the Board of Coir
missioners:
In River Precinct, the poll
ing place will be at Norma:
Best's Service Station on U. S
Highway No. 158;
In Sandy Creek Precinct, th
polling place will be at Ays
cue's Store on Henderson
Vicksboro Road;
In Judkins Precinct, th
polling place will be at Jess:
Harris' Old Store on the soutl
side of U. S. Highway No. 15!
in Vaughan.
The registration books shal
be open for the registration o
voters at 9:00 o'clock, A.M., oi
Saturday, July 14, 1962, am
AIRPLANE
CROP
SPRAYING
We Do All Type Spraying
MH-30 Tobacco Sucker Control
Cotton & Tobacco Insect Spray
ing.
REASONABLE RATES
FAST EFFICIENT SERVICE
? CONTACT ?
T. R. HOPE
DIAL 438-8772
TURNER'S
FLYING SERVICE
DIAL 438-7069
HENDERSON, N. C.
Dr. Rufus S. Jones
DENTIST
Dial 224-1
Oat Of Office
Office la
Professional Building
FOR THE BEST
FURNITURE
VALUES
IN TOWN
SBE US
SATTERWHUES
HENDERSON, N. C.
i shall be closed at sunset on
I Saturday, July 28, 1962. On
leach day (Sundays excepted)
j during such period, the Regis
I trar for each election precinct
. in the County will keep his
i book open between the hours
I of 9:00 o'clock, A. M., and sun
set for the registration of vot
ers in such election precinct.
On each Saturday during such
period each Registrar will at
tend at the polling place in his
election precinct between the
hours of 9:00 o'clock, A.M.,
and sunset for the registration
I of voters.
By order of the Board of
i Commissiontrs of the County
I of Warren.
Dated, July 2, 1962.
S. E. ALLEN,
Clerk of the Board of Cora
i missioners of Warren County,
| North Carolina. jy6-3tc
NOTICE OF SALE OF
REAL ESTATE
Under and by virtue of the
authority contained in a cer
tain deed of trust executed by
j Warren County Elk Ixxige No.
1128, International Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks
of the World, a voluntary asso
ciation, to Vaughan S. Wir.
borne, Trustee, dated May 6,
11959, recorded in Book 194,
Page 435, in the office of the
| Register of Deeds of Warren
j County, default having been
I made in the payment of the
indebtedness secured by said
(deed of trust, and at the re.
i quest of the holder of the
bond secured thereby, the un
I dersigned Trustee will offer
for sale and sell at public auc
tion to the highest bidder for
cash at the Courthouse door
in Warrenton, Warren County,
North Carolina, at 12:00 noon
on Friday, August 17, 1962, the
following described real estate
located in Warrenton Town
ship, Warren County, North
Carolina:
Beginning at a concrete
monument, the northeast cor
ner of the lot belonging to
the N. C. State Highway Com
mission (Warren County Prison
Camp); thence along said Com
mission line N 67-00 W 180.7
feet to a concrete monument
18% feet East of the center
line of the Road leading from
Warrenton to the Warren
County Prison Camp; thence
along the East side of said
Road N 31-45 E 307 feet to a
stake 18% feet East of center
line of said Road; thence along
line of O. Manson Green S
48-00 E 116.8 feet to a stake;
thence S 17-30 W 264.8 feet to
the beginning con
taining ninety-four one-hun
dredths (94/100) of an acre,
Used
Televisions
From $79.95 Up
ALL GUARANTEED
Radio TV Centei
c8-tfc
For Your . . .
PAINTING
And
REPAIR WORK
NEEDS
Call
EDDIE G- HAMM, JR.
Tel. 510-8
Rt. 2, Warrenton
Report of A. P. Rodwell, Jr., County
Auditor, Showing General Fund Re
ceipts and Disbursements for the
County of Warren for June, 1962.
GENERAL FUND AND OTHER RECEIPTS FOR JUNE, 1962
Employees Social Security Tax Withheld $ 247.59
Employees State Withholding Tax Withheld 83.81
1962 Advance Taxes 42,604.46
1961 Tax Collections : 667.70
1961 Tax Penalties 108.29
Delinquent Tax Collections 17,801.72
Delinquent Tax Penalties 2,439.45
Schedule "B" Licenses 27.50
Clerk Superior Court, Office Fres, May, 1962 964.50
Register of Deeds, Office Fees, May, 1962 924.45
Process Fees . 19.00
Arrest and Jail Fees 58.50
I Veteran Service Officer. ? 250.00
State Equalization, O. A. A. Grants 3,900.00
State Equalization, A. D. C. Grants 790.00
| Refund, A. D. C. Grants..; 19.00
Refund, A. P. T. D. Grants 9.00
Federal and State Aid to Welfare
% Department Administration 682.00
Miscellaneous Revenue 167.20
Total Receipts -$ 71,764.28
Cash Balance, May 31, 1962 42,479.84
$114,244.10
Less Total Disbursements 24,631.58
f*,T i
Cash Balance, June 30. 1962 $ 89,612.58
GENERAL FUND AND OTHER DISBURSEMENTS
FOR JUNE, 1962
Carolina Power & Light Co., Electrical Service* $ 20428
Citizens Building Corp., Rent, Negro Farm Agent... 20.00
Citizen* Building Corp., Rent, Negro Home Dem. Agt. 40.00
Littleton Library, County Aid ? 40.00
Norlina Library, County Aid ?t2?5
Colored library, County Aid.. ltfj
Loyce M. Connell, Expense Allowance. 41.J7
Warren County Welfare Department, Public Health 600.11
Warren County Welfare Department, Stamp Account 8.00
Colored Community Center, Donation on water..? 10 00
Warren County Health Department, Public Health.. 1,73822
Town of WarrentOn, Water Charges 80 00
Carolina Overall Co., Supplies, Court House and Jail 1020
Comet Manufacturing Corp., Supplies^ Court Houae. 14MB
Co.. In*., Supplies, Negro Farm Agent
A. P. RodweU, Jr., Stamp Account
avwiuiug iu survey maue juij
14. 1953, by E. P. Fittt, Reg
istered Land Surveyor. This
is the identical land that was
conveyed by Jeanette S. Green
et vir to Clarence Kearney et
al., as Trustees of Lodge No.
1128 IBPOE of W, recorded in
the Public Registry of War
ren County in Book 158, page
319, and that was conveyed
by Joe T. Moore et al., Trus
tees, to Warren County Elk
Lodge No. 1128, International
Benevolent and Protective Or
der of Elks of the World, by
deed dated May 4, 1959, to be
recorded in said Registry.
Reference to said deeds is
hereby specifically made for
other and further description
and source and chain of title.
The foregoing property will
be sold subject to ad valorem
taxes due Warren County for
the year 1962 and subject to
any unpaid special assessments
thereon.
The last and highest bidder
i at such sale will be required
to deposit with the Trustee, or
with the Clerk of Warren
County Superior Court, a sum
equal to ten (10) per cent of
the sale price and in the event
of the failure to comply with
said sale, the said deposit
shall be forfeited.
This the 11th day of July,
1962
VAUGHAN S WINBORNE,
Trustee.
Vaughan S. Winborne
, Attorney at Law
11108 Capital Club Building
! Raleigh, North Carolina
j20-4tc
I
SKY-HIGH
USED CAR
VALUES
J
DOWN-TO-EARTH
/ PRICES
BUY NOW AND SAVII
MOTOR SALES CO., INC
HENDERSON, N. C.
FOR SALE
Reconditioned
Refrigerators
LIKE NEW
$10.00 Down
$10.00 Month
Warrenton
Furniture Exc.
A. R. PERRY'S
GLASS CO.
HENDERSON, N. C.
Automobile Glass,
Curved Windshields,
Mirrors, Table Tops
And Store Fronts
Call U# For Your
Requirements
PHONE GE 8-4313
Charles M. White, III, Attending Welfare
Board Meeting ? 10.00
A. J. Ellington, Attending Welfare Board Meeting-. 10.00
Joseph P. Newsom, Attending Welfare Board
Meeting and Travel. 1204
Julian W. Farrar, Travel Allowance 29.65
Mrs. J. E. Adams, Travel Allowance 28.35
Margaret Tucker, Travel Allowance 63.45
Maybelle B. Reams, Travel Allowance 14.91
The Record Printing Co., Supplies,
Board of Elections 126.69
The Record Printing Co., Supplies,
Auditor's Office 505
The Record Printing Co., Suppiies,
Register of Deeds 12X0
The Record Printing Co., Publishing Monthly Report 40.00
The Record Printing Co., Publishing Bond
Order Schools . 27.00
The Record Printing Co., Tax Sale 230.40
Carolin Ribbon & Carbon Sales Corp.,
Supplies, Register of Deeds 21.90
Brown's Funeral Parlor, Trip to Goldsboro, Patient 18.00
Odom Motor Service, Gas for Lawn Mower 1.20
Lanier Hardware Co., Supplies, Jail 1.44
T. J. Harrington, Salap1 - 100.00
Duro-Test Corp., Supplies, Court House 72.76
G. H. Rooker, Jail Subsistence 406.00
Jim H. Hundley, Sheriff, Travel and Postage,
Sheriff's Department 160.00
W. A. Miles Hardware Co., Supplies, Court House? 2102
Traylor Appliances, Inc., Suplies, Court House 11.73
General Building Supply Co., Building
Repairs, Court House 6.18
Warrenton Supply Co., Supplies, Negro Farm Agent 6.55
Joe N. Ellis, Expense Account 39.33
Robert M. Stegall, Travel Allowance 97.37
Warren County Welfare Department, Gen. Asst 81.92
F. W. Reams, Expense Account 13726
Mildred Haithcock Williams, Salary 18.44
L. B. Hardage, Expense Account 20.48
Raleigh Office Supply Co., Inc.,
Equipment, Farm Agent 281.19
Gray & Creech, Inc., Supplies, Farm Agent 8.98
Ann R. Kilian, Expense Account 13.90
Emily Ballinger, Expense Account 95.98
The Littleton Observer, Advertising, Tax Sale 65.10
Colonial Life & Accident Insurance Co.,
Accident Insurance 3.10
Brame Specialty Co., Supplies, Court House 11.98
Traylor Appliances, Inc., Repairs, Agri. Bldg 9.00
Carolina Blue Printers, Supplies, Reg. of Deeds 10.35
Edwards & Broughton Co., Supplies, Reg. of Deeds 105.09
Car. Tel. & Tel. Co., Telephone Services 179.33
Storr Sales Co., Supplies, Court House 23.06
Mrs. Grace R. Kearney, Services, Court Reporter-- 110.00
Carolina Ribbon & Carbon Sales Corp.,
Supplies, C. S. C._ 28.33
Robert B. Neal, Supplies, C. S. C 12.36
Warren FCX Service, Supplies, Negro Farm Agent 30.77
Robert B. Neal, Supplies, Negro Farm Agent 12.67
L. C. Cooper, Travel Allowance 11.75
Colonial Stores, Inc., Supplies,
Negro Home Dem. Agent 3.68
Rose's 5-10-25c Store, Supplies,
Negro Home Dem. Agent 1091
Jones City Market, Supplies, Negro Home Dem. Agt. 3.14
State Commission for the Blind, County Part 280.19
James H. Limer, Costs, Collecting O. A. A. Lien 347.46
Zep. Manufacturing Corp.. Supplies, Court House 34.17
The Montgomery-Green Co., Inc., Supplies, Jail 20.55
N. C. Department of Conservation & Development,
County Part 289.61
James H. Anderson, Co., Inc., Supplies, Jail 20222
Hospital Saving Association, Hospital Insurance 24.38
Hall & McChesney, Inc., Supplies, C. S. C 17.64
Hall & McChesney, Inc., Supplies, Reg. cf Deeds? 91.95
International Business Machines, Corp.,
Equipment, Welfare Department 412.52
Underwood Corporation, Equipment, C. S. C 31920
Amos L. Capps, Purchasing Agent for Year 1961-62 75.00
The Bank of Halifax, Service Charge 500
i Warren County Memorial Library,
State and County Aid 516.83
Warren County O. A. A. Fund, County Part 1,401.53
Warren County A. D. C. Fund, County Part 975.44
Warren County A. P. T. D. Fund, County Part 819.15
A. P. Rodwell, Jr., Salary. June, 1962 38300
Roberta W. King, Salary, June, 1962 280.00
Will J. Bcbbitt, Salary, June, 1962 24000
A. E. Wilson, Salary and Travel, June, 1962 34000
Amos L. Capps, Salary and Travel, June, 1962 10900
Robert P. Thorne, Salary and Travel, June, 1962 71.50
Richard R. Davis, Salary and Travel, June, 1962 67.50
Alfred J. Ellington, Salary, June, 1962 6400
Clanton C. Perkinson, Salary and Travel, June, 1962 68.90
James H. Limer, Salary, June, 1962 8L00
Joe N. Ellis, Salary, June, 1962 370.00
Mrs. Lanie M. Hayes, Salary, June, 1962 275.00
N. I. Haithcock, Salary, June, 1962 60.00
F. W. Reams,, Salary, June, 1962 23605
L. B. Hardage, Salary, June, 1962 194.67
Irs. Edith C. Hilliard, Salary, June, 1962 22603
Leonard C. Cooper, Salary, June, 1962 14408
Iley W. Murfree, Salary, June, 1962 11000
Emily Ballinger, Salary, June, 1962 133.08
Ann R. Kilian, Salary, June, 1962 123.17
Peggy P. Drew, Salary, June, 1962 11103
Dorothy Ruth Edge, Salary, June, 1962 65.50
Delores Garrett, Salary, June, 1962 84.00
Julius Banzet, Salary, June, 1962 200.00
Charles M. White, III, Salary, June, 1962
S. E. Allen, Salary, June, 1962
Mary Frances Rodwell, Salary, June, 1962
Loyce M. Connell, Salary, June, 1962
James H. Hundley, Salary, June, 1962
Bonnie G. Stevenson, Salary and Travel, June, 1962
G. H. Rooker, Salary, June, 1962
Lloyd W. Newsom, Salary and Travel, June. 1962
Julian W. Farrar, Salary, June, 1962
Mildred Allen Adams, Salary, June, 1962
Margaret Lee Tucker, Salary, June, 1962
Maybelle Barker Reams, Salary, June, 1962
Margaret S. Felts, Salary, June, 1962
Joyce Smith Benson, Salary, June, 1962
Beaufort Manley, Salary, June, 1962
Dr. H. H. Foster, Salary, June, 1962
Roy Green, Salary, June, 1962 1
Robert M. Stegall, Salary, June, 1962
Piedmont Communications Co., Inc., Repairs,
Radio Equipment 221.74
Expenses, June, 1962 Primary 108708
N. C. Department of Conservation &
Development, County Part 54008
Faye King Maynard, Salary, June, 1962 4808 ?
Irene D. Elam, Salary, June, 1962 10500
N. C. Department of Revenue, Use Tax , 008
Jack Richardson, Salary, June, 1962 200.00
Alfred Jones, Salary, June. 1962 3008
N. C. Public Employees' Social Security Agency,
Soc. Security Tax for Quarter ending 68083 1,8491
Retirement System of N. C., Retirement,
Extension Service Employees 5400
N. C. Dept. of Revenue, State Withholding Tax
For Quarter Ending 6-3042 30108
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