The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-03-03
MINUTES OF THE BOARD or PUB
Lie INSTRUCTION

| Board of Public Instruction in and
for Marion county, Florida, met this
the 7th day of February, 1922 with
w. T. Gary, chairman, G.. r. Veal and
A. j. Stephens present and acting.
/ Minutes of the last regular and
special meetings read and approved.
A written report from A. F. Parry
stated that the chemical toilets used
at the Spar school was again giving
trouble. 1t was agreed by the Board
/ to remove them after the present term
of school and provide in their place
sanitary latrines.
A petition was presented signed by
number of the patrons of the Mar
tin school asking that Mr.. ]. E. Turnip-
seed be appointed as supervisor to
fill the unexpired term of Mr. Work
entin, who had moved from the COM
munity. j. E. Tunipseed was appoint
ed
Mr.. G. w. Neville, trustee of the
Dunnellon school called and asked
that Miss Gladys Ellis be allowed a
| five dollar raise in her salary. Mat
ter deferred until later meeting for
action.
| Mr.. r. A. Carlton presented coupon
warrants Nos. 104, 103, los, aggregat-
ing $1,000, and asked that these be re-
newed with $500 extra in cash and
interest coupons to make $4,000 and to
be drawn in favor of Mrs Emma Carl
ton. Same ordered by the Board and
coupon warrant No. 131 was drawn
| for two years
Mr.. j. NJ. Smith, conveyor of school
pupils from Central to Shiloh, present
ed his bill for the transportation.
Same ordered paid
Mr.. B. c. Webb of the Kendrick Dis
trict came before the Board and dis
cussed the situation of the present
district of the Kendrick school, Mat
ter laid over until afternoon session
Board adjourned at noon to meet
at two o'clock in the afternoon.
Board met Tuesday afternoon at
two o'clock with all members present
and acting.
A communication from Mr. Ned
Williams asking that he be allowed
the selling price of the old Williamson
school house. The selling price of
same being SIS. The matter was left
over for further consideration and in
vestigation.
Board checked the bank accounts
of the several districts, cancelling the
warrants that had been cashed and
found them to be apparently correct
Messrs. Priest, Vickers. and Bogue
of the Burbank Special Tax School
District came before the Board and
asked that they be allowed to run
small school at Burbank with the
Burbank Special Tax funds for a
month or two, after the present term
at FIT Mccoy closes. 1t was agreed
to allow them to run longer with
their special funds if they so de-
sired
Board examined bank accounts of
the General School Fund and found
same to be apparently correct
Mr. B. c. Webb called again and
after discussion it was thought best
not to undertake the adjustments of
the boundaries between the Kendrick
and Griner Farm Districts, but to add
to the districts the territory now out
of district which the Kendrick school
serves.
A petition was ordered drawn in the
proper form for Mr. Webb to initiate
the enlarging of the present Kendrick
school District. The matter of SELL
ing the old house and lot of the Ken
drick school was discussed and Mr.
Webb offered 800 which was accept
ed by the Board and deed ordered
drawn to Mr. Webb upon receipt of
the money. AS the Kendrick District
had put all the funds of the district
in helping the county build the new
school house it was decided to place
the 500 to the credit of the Kendrick
school district.
Mr.. E. G. Hesford, who had been
employed by the Board to prepare
plans and specifications for the new
school building at Anthony present
ed the plans and specifications.
After due consideration and careful
investigation they were accepted. On
motion of Mr.. Veal, seconded by Mr.
Stephens and carried by the unani-