Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1904-01-14
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Were In Session In This City Mon.
day For Transaction of
Business.

day For Transaction of
Business.
The County Board of Education
met in adjourned session to-day,
members present Jos. E. Robinson
and Barnes Aycock.
The families of Abner and Jack
Lewis were transferred from No. 2
COL, Stony Creek to No. s COL, New
Hope.
Seven districts having raised from
SO to $40 each for the establishment
of Libraries, applied to the Beard for
an appropriation OF $40 to each of the
seven districts for the purpose OF es-
%tablishlng Permanent libraries.
Those seven districts with the
amounts contributed by the teachers
and patrons are follows:
Parker's No. Z white, Brogden,
| Miss Bessie Cox, teacher, $40.
Salem No. 1 white, stony Creek,
Miss Edna Oliver. teacher, $50.
Oakland No. / white, Eork, bliss
Penninan Dees, teacher, $40.
Edgeworth No. 4 white, Buck
Swamp, Miss iona May, $40.
Pinkney No. l white, ct. Swamp,
Mr.. J. q. Copeland, teacher, $40.
Sasser's No. 2 white, ct. Swamp,
Miss Bertha Howell, teacher, $18.
Kornegay No. 8 colored, Brogden,
Matte Wood, teacher, SO.
An appropriation of $40 to each Of
these libraries was made. The county
superintendent was instructed tC
have a book case made for each Ii
brary.
General managers of the libraries
were appointed as shown below
Thirteen libraries having already
been established in the county, the
seven passed upon to-day are mum
bereI as follows:
No. Il, District No. 7, ", Brogden
~ VIZ oihCA, Abto.idA'
No. Is, District No. /, W, Stony
Creek, w. E. Pearson, librarian.
No. Is, District No. l., w, Fork, D
F. Grantham, librarian.
No. II, District No. 4. W, Bucl
6wamp, E. l.. Peel, librarian.
No. 18, District No. l, w, Grea
Swarnp, Mrs. 3. r. Edgerton, Ii
brarian.
No. 10, District No. 2, W, Grea
swamp, Joseph Brown, librarian.
No. 1, District Nos, col, Brogden
Matte Wood, librarian.
SUPPLEMENTARY LIBRARIES.
The patrons of Pine Forest school
Fork township, of Grantham No.
Granthams township, and of schoo
No. l Brogden township, havin,
complied with the law by depositini
IS with the county superintendent
make application to the county boar,
to apply to the State Superintendent
for IS in order that they may secur
the regular State supplementary Ii
tbrary. The county board appropri
ates IS to each of these libraries, AM
has forwarded applications to tn
State superintendent for the State az
priation of IS.
j School No. 1 colored, Buck Swan
township, having deposited with tn
, county superintendent IS, apple
for a like sum to establish a library
Ion motion of MI. Barnes Aycock
was decided that IN order to secur
aid from the county board ia the el
adjustment of libraries the patron
, of any school aski,g for aid must d.
= posit with the county superintendent
at least $40. No appropriation VS.
made for No. ! col. Buck Swamp.
Semi-annual apportionment
school fund to opportionment havin
q been made last July, the apportio'
ment for the entire year was MAJ
!. to-day on a basis of two dollars pe
capita to the townships as follows:
TOWNSHIPS. NO. PUPILS. AM,
q Brogden 1866 "a 81 So, 100
Fork SAG 1909
elGoldsboro 1854 1858
oil Grantham 846 1862
|. lGreat Swamp SOB 1,o06
Indian Springs 72s 1856
.INahunta 1,4O9 ISIS
q Nau uonn ING &C n