Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-07-13
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Met In This City July 3, and the
Following Business Was
Transacted.
Goldsboro, July 8, 1908.

The County Boar of Education,
composed of Me5sts. Jos. e. Robin
son, w. F. English and Barnes
AycocIz, met today qualified before
l F. Ormond clerk of the court, and
organized by electing Col. Jos. i.
Robinson Chairman. Mr.. E. 4.
Atkinson was rejected County Supt.
Schools for term Of two years at "a
salary of $4,000 per year.
School Committeeman were elect
ed as follows:
Brogden-J. M. Edgerton, VIM.
Potts, j. J. Cox.
Fork-D.A. Sasser, JIM. Mitchell,
d. f. Grantham.
Granthams-S. d. Thornton, G..
P. Britt, Nathan Wolf.
Great SWamp-M. r. Hooks,
Joseph Brown, P. L. Peacock.
Indian Springs-W. t. Smith,
Edward Holmes, L. c. Hood.
Nahunta-J. ID. Davis, w. Il.
40EllIGIt1CSJ w a. A4ClL tItiAs
New Hope-R0bt. Ivey, w. d.
Herring, Benz Casey.
Buck Swamp--E. S. Dees, w. l..
Garris, Geo Nj. Bridgers.
Pikeville- r. IL. Smith, w. B.
Lancaster, Alex Taylor.
SauIston-R9v, j. f. Hill, G. IL.
Smith, ". Ii. Smith.
Stoney Creek-D. l.. E igerton, NJ.
j. Best, David Lancaster.
Messrs. A G. Davis, Henry Well
and G. b. Aycock were appointed
trustees for the Gold5boro Graded
schools, to serve for term of six
years.
The County superintendent and
the County Treasurer annual reports
were passed over tor action at next
meeting, on account the fact that
said reports can not be completed
till the tax Collectors have made
final settlement of 1904 taxes.
In accordance with an act of the
recent legislature the Board orders
that four regular public examina-
tions of teachers be held every year,
one in July, one IN August, one in
sep ember aud one IN October.
By authority given in Section 20
of tie ochooi law, the = .s~d e.
Education OF j ohDson county through
Mr.. Geo. p. Massey applied to the
Board of Education Of Wayne county
to receive The families of Adam
MASSEY, q. z. Massey, Joe Massey and
W Ii. Wurley, and all white children
on the lands Of the said Adam, G.
p and Joe Massey and VIM. WorIey.
On motion the Board of Education
of Wayne county agrees to receive
the said families from Johnston
county and attaches them to the
Oakland disflct no. /, white, Fork
township, provided that section 29
is strictly complied with from year
to year.
Mr. w Matthews was granted
permission to use the public school
houses of the county for the purpose
of showing his collection of histori-
cal pictures,
The following orders have been
paid since the meeting held May /,
including these paid O-day:
Miss Florence Carraway, chalk
and eraser, No 10, W, Brogden, 60c;
Mrs Fannie Hooks, site, No 3, w,
Fork, $3.50 90; W q Britt, reg fees,
l 20; Louis Goodwin, sur, 90; j j
Scott, moving house, no l, white,
Gran,ham, IS 90, l. Goodwin, sur,
90, j j Scott, NOV house, 100 90;
w q Britt, reg fees, 25, G M
Warrick, site, 40 0e, Stevens Bros,
lum, 2l AZ, J j Scott, NOV house,
% 90, Henry Porter, wood, 70; ]
L Kirby, lum no 4, white, Great
Swamp, 5 20; Joseph West, wood,
no 6, Nahuula, l3 05; L Grant, lab
and material, no 6, New Hope, 8 10;
! Joseph West, wood, no 6, Nahunta.
County Superintendent, postage,
81 90.
A Williams q Company, Librar-
les, $50 53.
County Supt, postage, 90.
Miss Annie Cox, typewr riting, 3 90.
j M Edgerton, postage, 78c.
j M Edgerton, committee, 4 90.
J E Robingon, per diem, Sever
Springs, co..
Argus, printing, 50.
Barnes Aycock, per diem, Sever
Springs, 5 20.
w B Lancaster, committee, 90.
Argus, printing, 3 70.
County Supt, postage, l 90.
NJ r Hooks, committee, 90.
M r Hooks, postage, soc.
A Thompson, com mmittee, 90.
w II Lane, registrar, 35.
| G w Barrett, shool house plan
5 90.
Per diem to 20 comm tteemen a
IA, so 90.
Per diem to ? committeeman a
II, 90.
/ County Supt, postage, 2 90.
| j A Sasser, poll holder, 90.
| E T Atkinson, salary as Supt, fo
| Feb, March, April and May, 800 90
| Aro11s. anYelopes. / 25.