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Audit report on Copnty
.1 Funds lor "the fiscal year
i June 30, 1950, discloses the
ing Receipts - Current Ex
. Fund: Vocational Agricul
22,294.96; Home Economics
10,7. 0.64; Jeans Fund 100.00; Vet
erans Farmer Training 270,964.94;
Child j Feeding ; Program 643.46;
Fines I and Forfeitures 26,273.90;
Poll Tax 9,066.28; Ad Valorem Tax
23,641.15; Intangible Tax 734.74;
Rent 783.50; Donations; Lights 1,
58134; Diplomas 188.75; Refunds
19934; Refunds on Insurance 391.
05; Sale of Sewing Machine 90.00;
Tonsil Clinic 3,703.98; Repairs
2.30; total 367,412.83. , ,
Capital Outlay Fund:
Ad . Val-
f orem tax 38,874.99; IntangibleTax
! 955.16; Transfer from Capital Re-
serve fund 10J188.00; Sale of Pro
perty 105.25; Donations: Kenan Me
mortal ' Auditorium- ' 20,26.B6
"Sales I and Rentals of Textbooks
12,240.89; total 82391.25.
". . Debt Service Fund: Ad Valorem
taxes 32,458. 48; Intangible Tax
1,102.10; Interest 108.00; total
33,668.58; Grand total AU Funds
483.472.66. "'. '
' Disbursements - Current Expnse
Fund: General Control - Salary of
Clerical Assistants 1,775.00; office
expense 103.63; County Board of
Education . 200.00; 8 Supervisors
Travel 1,770.00; Audit 300.00; to
tal 4,148.63. Instructional Service
Jeans Fund 100.00; Vocational
Education: Agriculture Salaries
33,450.74; Travel 1,986.67; Home
Economics Salaries 16,041.50;
Travel 542.50; Trades Industries
' Salary 450.00; Veterans Farmer
Training 258,479.81; Expenses:
Principals 100.00; Commencement
188,75; total 311,339.97. Operation
of Plant - Fuel 255.98; Water, light
and power 1,963.96; Telephones
,""-o422.50; total 2,242.44; Maintenance
Grounds 28,023.03; Repairs and Re
placements:'Furniture and Instruc
tional Apparatus 10,601.97; Repairs
and Replacements: Heat,, light and
plumbing 5,788.39; total 44,413.39.
Fixed Charges Insurance: Build
ings and Equipment 2,687.37; Re
tirement Fund 1,704.99; total 4,
392.36. Auxiliary Agencies - Lunch
Rooms 643.46; Health Clinic 1,-
054.19; total 1,697.65; Total Current
Expense Fund 368,234.44. Capital
JFRIUAY, NOVEMBER 3rd. 1850
L'lal For Christmas
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ginning of the fiscal year, July 1,
1949, was as foUows: Current Ex-:
pense-Fund 35,463.87; Capital Out
lay .Fund 30,692.29; Debt Service
Fund ' 17,753.44; Capital Reserve
Fund 10,188.00; District Funds
55.49.-' . - .:- i
The balance on hand at the end
of the fiscal year June 30, 1950,
was as follows: 'Current Expense
Fund 34,642.26; Capital OuUay
Outlay Fund: New Buildings and1 P?bL , ."d
The Audit shows the yalue of
', LAWTON BAKES,. Prev. Y
t ; Located In thi; .r
Furniture' Co." Bid.
WARSAW " " '
Grounds - Faison Colored School
Site 1,643.00; Charity , Colored
School-Site 2,500.00; Kenan Memo
rial. Auditorium 69,845.13; total
73,988.13 .Old Buildings and
Grounds: Alterations and Additions
Equipment: Furniture and Instr.
Apparatus ' 2,957.97; Equipment:
land, school buildings, equipment,
and busses to" be 1.711,723.001
School buildings and equipment
are insured in the amount of 1,253,
301.69. I ... Notes payable loathe State of
Heat, light arid plumbing 3,000.00; , North . Carolina V amounted to 3.
total 5,957.97; Library 505.58; 450.00; Bonded Indebtedness '307,
Transportation: Trucks ' (original) 000.00. O-'w i'
11,200.00; Garage Building and The comparison of estimated and
Equipment 134.63; Sales and Ren- actual revenue exhibit shows! 40,
tals of Textbooks 12,240.89; Total 124.95 more revenue (including the
Capital Outlay 104,02720. & ' balance at the beginning of the
Debt Service .1 Fund: ,. Literary year,) received during the "fiscal
Fund Principal 1,850.00; Interest year than had been estimated for
Warsaw
12,688.75; Bank Charges 53.61; to
tal 34,742.36; Treasurer's Commis
sion (to General County Fund)
' 259.00; total Debt Service 37,063
.36; Total all funds 509,325.00.
B The balance on hand at the be-
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V:ur Money Buys More At Erskines i
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all three school funds.
The Exhibit Comparing the Bud
get with Expenditures shows a bud
get excess of 9,889.62, over actual
expenditures for the three funds.
The most of this excess was for
Vocational teachers that were not
approved by the State Department;
therefore, the teachers 'were not
employed. r V ' ' '
The Schedule on Average Dally
Vttendance ""shows Average Daily
Vttendance for the school year 1949
50 as follows: White chiolS; Elej
mentary 4,539;fligchoori,35t'
Negro Schools: Elementary 3,015;
High School 695; Totals - Element
ary 7,554; High School 2,049., This
was an increase of 110 in the Ele
mentary schools, and 221 in High
Schools." 14:-Wii'i . ' ! i .
The Dickson Charity Fund has
Assets of 5,694.86,1 consisting of
Deposits in bank of 1369.86; Notes
Receivable, of 3,850.00; and Post
al Savings Certificates of JJeposlt
6t 475.00. i Jl ov ?; '
" Scope of Audit All recorded re
ceipts were checked in detail, and
were, found properly credited. All
disbursements were made by vou
chers properly drawn and signed.
which were checked against the
records and found in order
Bank Accounts - were reconciled
and found' In. agreement with the
records of the County Treasurer.
This Annual Audit was made by
F. W., McGowen, County Account
ant. '
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game shootingjto teach a man'hdw
to hit game. Cla? target shooting
will ' teach familiarity with gun
handling and that is about all. -
So if you want to become good
at field shooting the answer ia to
practice on live game. Work on
crows, Shoot -coots. Maybe when
you can kill five coots in a row
you can hit a mallard passing by.
All the really good duck hunters
I know come up behind, their game
pass the target and pull the trigger
as they swing' on by. Some cover
the target for a split second, then
whip the gun ahead and pull the
trigger. None stop the gun as they
pull. If you stop the gun you miss.
That's because the speed of your
swing helps' take eare of the lead.
When you stop as you pull, the
duck flies out of danger.
Many men have trouble with
birds flying directly overhead. A
bird : in such flight always looks
higher, than he really is. It is a
comparatively sure and easy shot
once you have mastered the tech
nique. Shoot him directly overhead
if you think he is over 35 yards
high, Bring your gun up from be
hind him and just as he is directly
above you, blot out the bird and
whip the gun ahead as- you pull
the trigger.
tlce won't make you perfect How
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Cancer Clinic
On Thursday, Oct. 26, the enoir
Cancer Clinic examined 21 persons
13 white women, 4 white men and
four colored women of which 11
were referred to their personal
physicians for medical attention.
Persons attending came from
Havelock, Winterville, Cove City,
Alliance, Ernul, Albertson, Grants-
boro, Pink Hill, Newton Grove,
Stonewall, Beulaville and Grifton.
The Clinic is held each Thurs
day with registration beginning at
1030 A. M. Examinations are free
to all with a "danger signal". Per
sons living outside Kinston should
write for appointment to Cancer
Center Clerk, P. O. Box 49, Kins
ton, N. C.
farmers to enjoy some measure'' of
prosperity, -smokers in Nortb Caro
Una last year paid the federal gov
ernment more than $31 million
In cigarette taxes, according to F.
M. Parkinson of Richmond, Va.,
Executive Director of the National
Tax Research Council.
There is a movement on foot to
assess a state tax on cigarettes
in North Carolina at the forth-.
coming session of legislature and
thus Increase the costs of cigarettes
3 cents per package. This tax, if
enacted, will saddle North Carolina
smokers with another $12 million
tax bill, making a total of $43 mil
lion annually for the privilege of
enjoying one of nature's most bene
ficent products, Parkison said.
The welfare of North Carolina
tobacco farmers Is at stake in this
mad desire to saddle tobacco with
disproportionate taxes. The inevi
table result of endlessly taxing to
bacco is consumer resistance and
subsequent diminishing consump
tion, resulting in irreparable eco
nomic damage to the tobacco far
mers, he stated.
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