Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-07-07
Mr.. E.T. ATKINSON
REELECTED MONDAY
Col. Jos. {. Robinson Re.
Elected Chairman Board
OF Education
SCHOOL COMMITTEES NAMED
State Increased ApportleRment to
PlkeVille Nigh Sche0I
By $3.50.
Goldsboro, N. c., July 5, 1909.

Goldsboro, N. c., July 5, 1909.
| The board of education for Wayn
county, elected by the Legislature g
| 1909 IN accordance with an act of sal
Legislature, composed of J. e. Robin
| son for term of six years, Barne
Aycock for term of four years, an,
w. F. English for a term of tw,
years, met today and organized b,
s1ecting Col. ]. E. Robinson chair
man.
Mr.. E. T. Atkinson was reelected
county superintendent of public in
struction for a term of two years a
salary of 5000 per year.
The county superintendent annua
report was read and approved.
The tax collectors not having set
tied for 1908 taxes. the county treas
urer's annual report passed over fol
action at later meeting.
The treasurer's reports of the high
schools, Falling Creek, Pikeville and
Seven Springs were received and ap-
proved.
School Committees.
School committeeman for the coun-
ty schools were appointed, as fol-
lows:
Brogden Township-Wm. Potts, w.
G. Moore, ]. j. Cox
Fork Township. w. Rose, w. w.
Grantham, j. w Mitchell.
GraOthan Towncb;p NJ G yuo1eo
T. /. Sutton, Frank Jordan.
Great Swamp Township-M. r.
Hooks, J. M. Holland, P. L. Peacock.
Indian Springs Township-C. F..
Herring, L. C. Hood, E. Holmes.
Nahunta Township. D. Davis, w.
A. Martin, w. R. Balance.
NewHope Township-Robert Ivey,
w. D. Herring, B. w. Daniel.
Buck Swamp-Alex Aycock, e. S.
Dees, c. L. Gurley.
Pikeville-Peter Forehand. Alex
Taylor, John C. Smith,
Saulston-Geo H. Smith, J. M.
Parks, A. Peele
Stoney Creek-O. J. Howell, J. J.
Sasser, M. E. Best
Trustees for Goldsboro Graded
School-Geo. C. Kornegay in place of
Aycock; term expires
1911; E. B. Borden, Sr., w. T. Yel-
verton, G. C. Royal, for a term of six
years.
High School Committeeman
ing Creek-G. e. Grantham, term of
six years; Seven Springs, A Fl. Daily
six years; Pikeville, E. D. Ham, six
years; N. B. Berger, four years; J. T.
rees. two years.
Committeeman for local taA 9is-
:''i.-:s No. 8, Brogden Wood .anea
U. G. Moore, NJ. T. Cox, E. Edwards.
No. Fork (Rosewood), j. NJ Mitchell,
James Edwards, r. P. Johnson. No.
Z Nahunta (Eureka), r. E. Chase, w
II. Bailey, L. D. Minshew No. 8
Grantham (Smith's ChapeD, N. s.
Wolfe, ]. A. Smith, R. Q. Brown.
That part of Capt. D.. A Cogdells
plantation now situated in the No.
1G white, Grantham, was transferred
TO No. 9, white, Grantham.
Daniel Jones, W. J. Whitfield and
G. A. Smith were appointed a COM
mittee to find the center of District
No. 5, white Indians Springs, to esti-
mate the cost of moving the house to
the center and to report to the board
on July 10.
The board received notice from the
State Department of Education that
the following amounts had been ap-
poTtioned to the high schools of
Wayne county:
Falling Creek. $3.50; Pikeville,
500; Seven Springs, $3.50.
The county board appropriated to
each of these schools as follows:
Falling Creek, $3.50: Pikevil1e, $500;
Seven Springs, $3.50.
An institute for the white teachers
of the county was ordered to be held
for two weeks, beginning August 2
and closing August Is. Supt. A. E..
Woltz and Miss Mariana Guerreisen,
of the Goldsboro Graded School, will
be the teacher in the institute.
The following orders have been paid
since the meeting May 3:
The Argus, printing, No. 8 W,
Fork $2.75
w. A. Ham, wood, No. 4 W,
stoney Creek ....... $50
Cicero Whitley, wood, No. c,
Fork .................. 500
Hosea Bros, broom and chalk.