The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-06-01

and three mill levy; Anthony No. 35,
FL. A. Meadows, C. C. Priest Jr., and
B. K. Padgett, trustees, and three
mill levy; Summerfeld Nof Sc, C. P.
Davis, H. c. Croft and w. T. Hall,
trustees, and three mill levy; Home
land No. 81, II. R. Roddenberry, =.
N. Barco and j. D. Williams, trus-
tees, and three mill levy; Shiloh No.
SO, R. R. Wilmington, H. H. Harrell
and r. P. Ratteree, trustees land
three mill levy; Lowell No. 80, H.
Neidernhoefer, C. B. Howell and S. F.
Rou, trustees, and three mill levy;
Lowell No. 40. A. P. Monroe, G. D.
Turner and w. L. Martin, trustees,
and three mill levy; Burbank No. Al,
w. E. Bogue, w. R. Brown and G. S.
Bowen, trustees, and three mill levy.
The following were duly recon-
mended for appointment. as supervi-
L. K. Edwards; Coins No. 43, F. D.
Lightsey; Marshville No. A, L. B.
Marsh; Eureka No. 45, j. N. Brinson;
Grahamville No. 40, Fl. D. PEBBLES;
Shady No. 81, S. L. Redding; Ebene-
ger No. So, C. S. Minis; Central No.
SO, G. R. Curry; Goolsby No. go, G..
E. Goolsby; Mill Greek No. 81, D. B.
Crimson; Dallas No. 81, J. D. Proctor;
Paisley No. Ga, R. L. Childers; Tur-
ner Farm No. Sc, L. l. Matchett;
Keystone No. 81, John Ballet; Derby
No. SO, G. ]. Johns.
The following were duly recon-
mended for appointment at super
visors of colored schools: Mt. Tabor
No. 3, G. G. James,. Gum Springs No.
a, William Bradley; Boardman No. z,
j. c. Churn; GAINESVILLE No. 8, II. j.
Thomas; Moore's Pond No. 9, Lewis
Reeves; Wetumpka No. II, G. w.
Washington; Blaze Pond No. II, w.
| B. Burton; Bethlehem No. Is, P. L..
Adams; Hog Pond No. II, Henry But
Ter; st. Peter No. Is, John Pinkston;
| Magnolia No. 10, A. B. Edwards;
| Sulphur Springs No. 20, J. ]. Cal
houn; Freestone No. q, L. C. Mich
ael; Evergreen No. %, Lewis Addi-
| son; Mt. Pleasant No. "a, Sim Hope;
Montague No. %, T. NJ. McCants;
Roper Farm No. &c, E. A. Maxey;
Montpelier No. 81, B. G. Galloway;
Mt. Royal No. %, ]. G. Hill; Chris
tian No. 20, H. B. Moorer; Jerusalem
No. 80, Hosea Lewis; Silver Springs,
No. SO, John Butler; Mt. Olive No.
"a, D. C. Hird; Riverside No. 35, JUL
Jus Harris; Hopewell No. Sc, w. P.
Bagley; Black Sink No. 81, ]. c..
James; Baldwin No. 80; T. R. Hicks;
Orange Creek No. 40, Henry Wig
gins; Liberty Chapel No. Al, Walter
Thomas; Jacobs Well No. AZ, J. NJ.
Smith; Eastlake No. 43, E. D. Will
Jams; Hope No. As, j. NJ Summers;
Mt. Carmel No. 46, ]. H. Bethea;
Romeo No. At, King Bell; Fort Nc
Coy No. 48, Pomp Faison; Summer
field No. 40, ]. w. Mullin; Gambler
No. so, Lewis Coleman; Cocowitch
No. 81, Solomon Archie.
Bills as per financial statement
filed were audited and ordered paid.
Teachers reports were presented
and accounts ordered paid.
| 1t was ascertained that the ac-
counts being ordered paid would
amount to about $4,000 and this would
leave balance of about S11,700 and
the chairman and secretary were au-
thorized to take up notes and war
rants at the Munroe & Chambliss
Bank as far as the balance would go.
Mr.. J. L. Edwards of the Ocala
trustees and Mr.. w. H. Cassels, prin-
cipal of the Ocala schools, called and
discussed with the board the situa-
ton of the North Ocala school and it
was agreed to hold a meeting with
the patrons and discuss the matter
and determine whether or not it
would be advisable to discontinue the
school for the present and let them
come to the city schools.
The board adjourned for the day.
Wednesdays Session
The board met with Messrs. Scott
and Stephens present, Mr.. Veal COM
ing in later.
It appearing that a number of the
schools would close before the next
meeting of the board and it also ap-
pearing that most of those salaries
would be payable from district funds,
it was agreed to pay those teachers
accounts that came in accompanied