Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 191?-19??, 1914-04-09
COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Goldshoro, N. c., April 6, 1914.

Goldshoro, N. c., April 6, 1914.
The Board of Education met today
in regular quarterly session, two
members present, Col JOS. E. Robin
son and Barnes Aycock.
MI. w. S. Lane was before the Board
asking that the school site at Faro be
enlarged and conveniently laid off by
selling a part of old site to Mr.. Geo.
Lane and buying from Mr.. Geo. Lane
a lot joining the old site SO as to con-
meet the school yard with the church
grounds. Mr.. Lane was authorized
to have the proper surveys and deeds
made.
The chairman and secretary of the
Board was authorized to make to
Isham Lee a deed to the old colored
school site near Grantham store, long
used by Isham Lee for church pur-
poses, in consideration the said Isham
Lees having built another school
house near Mr.. G. M. Warrick's for
the colored children of the district.
The patrons of Davis school, No. 4.
Nahunta, and of Indian Springs
school, No. 2 Indian Springs, having
deposited with the county treasurer
$40 each for the establishment of an
original rural library, the County
Board a%pproprites $40 to each of the
districts, and the county su~perintend-
ent is instructed to apply to the State
Department of Education for $40 for
c Of the districts to be used in the
establishment of a $50 library for each
of the two districts.
Applications for supplementary Ii
braries were approved as follows:
Park Hill school, Woodland, Eureka.
Beaverdam, Pikevflle High School,
Robert School The patrons paying
SIS, the county SIS and the state SIS to
each library. The superintendent is
instructed to apply to State Depart
ment for IS for each of the libraries.
County Commencement Expenses:
Expenses of Commencement. .$271.O0
Amt. paid on entrance tickets. 127.75
bdld1C0 -PIfO.Gc
The County superintendent was au-
thorized TO pay the $143.25 out of the
contingent fund of the county.
On account of an error in the State
Equalizing Fund of $16.95, the county
superintendent was instructed to
transfer the amount ($16.95) from the
county building fund Ito the State
Equalizing fund.
The chairman and secretary were
authorized to negotiate a loan OF S61O
for the use Of the Pikeville Dormitory
The following orders have been paid
since the January meeting, including
those paid today:
Contingent Funds:
E. T.. Atkinson, salary for Sept.
Oct. Nov, and Dec. ........$ 10000
Goldsboro Insurance & Realty
Co.. insurance 44.55
E. T. Atkinson, postage $500. 200
Goldsboro Argus, order book
and circulars ............ 800
Miss Mary WOODBURY., freight
on desks 4.9o
Goldsboro Insurance & Realty
Co., insurance ............. 22.95
Geo. W. Dewey & Bros, insur-
ance $500
e. T. Atkinson, postage $500. 2.OC
AMI of Wayne, interest..... 10000
Goldsboro Argus, cards bind
printing 1.O4
J.. w. Gardner, teachers at
1UU.OU
E. T. Atkinson, postage...... Loo
e. 7. Atkinson, salary for Jan. 1850
Goldsboro Argus, circulars and
cards ..................... s.s5
w. M. Sasser, freight on desks
and work 2o.72
Southern School Supply Co.,
b~lackboards .............. 1894
J. w. Gardner, teachers attend
ance ...................... $500
e, T. Atkinson, postage...... Loo
r. H. Edwards, telephone mes
sage LILO
Goldsboro Argus, cards and
printing LIS
E.. IT. Atkinson, postage $500. 200
Goldsboro Argus, printing
cards and circu1ars....... $50
E.. T. Atkinson, salary for Feb. 1880
E. T. Atkinson, postage ..... 200
Go1dsboro Argus, 5000 Com
mencement program "a
pages) 1900
Virginia SCHOOL, Supply Co.,
desks .................... 1915.
"A. G. Cox Mfg. Co., desks. 307.10
J. ". Gardner, teachers attend
ance 1uo.UU
Yelverton Hdw. Co.. paint