The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-07-16
THE COUNTY SCHOOLS.
Committeeman and Library Managers
Named for Two Years.

board OF education when plans were
laid for the ensuing years work and
the educators gut everything in shape
for final reports of the last year and
a big year beginn G Il September,
committeeman were elected for the
various schools in the county and
managers appointed for the libraries.
Heretofore it has been the custom
for the board to appoint committee
for the various school districts but
not committee for each individual
school. This year the board has
changed this pan. Now there is a
committee for each separate AMI dis
tinct school-.that is a committee for
each of the white schools and this
committee to have charge of the col.
ored schools in the same territory. In
the county there is one strictly negro
committee, this eng in Patter-
son township. This committee has
charge of one co,ore1 school.
The board got everything on a
working basis, the apportionment
made being sufficient to carry all of
the schools, white and co!ored,
through the fall term and up to
Christmas. Then at the January meet
ing the per capita apportionmelt will
be made for the entire year. Their
will be SUFFICIENT money to run all
of the schools in the county as long
as the patrons wish them to run.
Durham will keep her place as the
four or six or. eight months but as
long as the patrons desire and the
average is between eight and nine
months per year.
Below is given list OF the various
committeeman named, also a list OF
the managers of tie rural school II.
braries in the county. The commit
teemen are as follows:
DURHAM TOWNSHIP.
East Durham school No. l white
and Nb / colored-Y. e. Smith, S.
NJ. Lea, J. G. Ferguson.
Fayetteville Road No. p. A. War.
banner county in the state. Here 1t
is not question of running schools
rem. d. F. Robertson. w. D. Vickers.
Geer School No. white and Drag
twon School No. 2. colore1-Rufus
Horton, Fletcher Thompson, E. T.
Parham.
Elm Groove No. Al. D. Hanlin,
]. Ed. Rogers, James Rhew
Hebron School No. 5-W. o. Thomp-
son, w. ]. Christian, w. w. Woods.
West Durham School No. &c. X.
Powe, w. E. Phillips. L. E. Pickard
Reservoir School No. white and
No 4 colorei-G. Ed Cole, John S.
Scott, C. l.. Ieathers.
White Cross Roads School No. s.
John w. Pickett, J. H. Couch, J. A.
Pendergrass.
Proctor's School No. 9-B. w. Man
gum, W. D. Ryder, Jack Latta.
Glenn School No. 10-W. II. Will
kins, F. NJ. Glenn, D. Rochelle.
LEBANON TOWNSHIP.
Holt School No. / white and Sylvan
School No. / colorei-A. G. Cox, Rufus
Ladd. H. J. Pope.
South Lebanon No. white-Char-
ley Latta, H. w. Jackson, ]. s. Gar.
rard.
MANGUN TOWNSHIP.
South Lowell School No white
and No. 2. colored-R. G. Russell. ].
F. Garrard, Thos. Wilson.
Rougemont School No. 2 white and
No. l colored-J. X. McCutc1en, J.
W. Park-r, H. L. Carver.
Mangul School No. 3 white and
Hampton School No. 2 colore1-S. r.
Hall. E. V. Umstead. W. NJ. Bacon.
Tilley School No. white-Cassam
Tilley, C. F. Umstead. John Roberts.
Wirardsville School No. white
and Stagsville No. colored-H. L.
umstead, W. D. Turrentine, Coran
Tillsy.
Bahama School No. . white and
No. 4 colored-D. S. Ball, Richard
B,alock, Harvey Mcfarland.
OAK GROVE TOWNSHIP.
Bethesda School No. / white-M
c. Jones', H. T. johnson. W. W. May.
Watts School No. white and
Rocky Knoll School 40. l colore1-
Thos. L. Bailey. J. T. Hicks, J. Z
Nichols.
Redwood School No. white aid
peeksville Schoo. No. colured-J. A.
Holloway. X. p. Rogers, DR.. NJ. p.
Ward.
CEDAR FORK TOWNSHIP.
Wilson School No. white and
PAGES School No. colo?ed-M L.
sorrell. Hugh Green, C. Barbee.
PATTERSON TOWNSHIP.
Patrick Henry School No. whit"
and Union School No. / colorsd- Rev.
r. II. Massey. James NJ. shepprd ".
G. Harwood.
i Loves Grove School y. . white
C. NJ. Green. NJ. NJ. Lowe. D. c.
Her1don.
i Barbee's School No. whi'e-IIush
Eorner. G. W. Ellis. J. F. Clements.
New Hope School M. white
Josiah Atkins. Jr., Il. l.. Wells. Sam
Copeland.
;. Fowler's School No. 5 white and
Barbee's School No. 3 colored-J. A.