The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-05-25
BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

day of May, 1922, in regular session
with ". T. Gary, chairman, c. r. Veal
and A. J. Stephens present and acting.
A communication from J. H. Brin-
son, supervisor of negro education,
was read, asking that the board give
due consideration to the employment
of a Jeans industrial teacher for the
negro schools another term. Mr..
Brinson stated that $50 per month
was available from the Jeans fund,
provided the county gave s25. AS the
budget has not been made no action
could be taken but it was agreed by
the board that the matter should re-
ceive due consideration at the proper
time.
Resolutions for Reddick special tax
school district bonds in the proper
form were presented and adopted.
Mr.. W. H. Little, contractor for the
| Anthony school building, came before
the board and presented contract
and bond properly executed. Bond ex-
ecuted by the United States Fidelity
& Guaranty Co.. Baltimore, Md, for
$4,000 was accepted with contracts
by board on motion of Mr.. Stephens,
seconded by Mr.. Veal, and carried by
unanimous vote of bond.
| DR.. B. Parramore of Eureka came
before the board and discussed the
proposed enlargement of the Fort Nc
iCoy sub-school district
DR.. Ferguson came before the board
and discussed the new building at
Reddick.
Mr. Painter, representative of the
Id. w. Davis Insurance Agency, asked
the board to consider them when it
lplaced insurance on the new school
building at Anthony.
| Henry Butler, supervisor of Hog
Pond colored school, asked that the
Hoard furnish II 900 shingles, seventy
five brick and nails for repair of the
school house. Mr.. Veal stated that the
house was in bad condition. The re-
quest was granted.
The bank accounts were examined
and warrants that had been cashec
were cancelled. The accounts were
found apparently correct.
The returns of the district election
hold April 18th were canvassed anc
1.-THE following were elected trustees o.
the various and the following millag,
was also voted in each district:
No. 1, Ocala: Mrs. L. W. Duval
il. J. Gerig, L. H. Pillans, trustees
three mill levy.
No. 2, Mcintosh: J. X. Christian, F
Z C. Zoll, w. R. Brown, trustees; three
mill levy.
:. No. 8, Belleview: E. S French, R
l L. Sumner, E. D. Thompson; trustees
three mil! levy.
: No. A, Fantville: J. B. George, C. c
, Rawls, R. B. FAINT, trustees; three mil
levy.
No. 5, Dunnellon: G. w. Neville, J
F. Cocowitch, C. G. J. Tullis, trustees
three mill levy.
No. 6, Reddick: R. D. Ferguson,
L. Fridy, J. H. Williams, trustees
> three mill levy.
: No. z, Pine Level: W. H. Hutchin
II son, R. D. Stokes, J. T. Ross, trustees
three mill levy.
No. 9, Weirsdale: A. C. Thomas, v
A. Cutlery, r. D. Douglas, trustees
three mill levy.
e No. 10, Citra: R. S. Shortridge, D.
e E. E. Strickland, Mrs. M. A. Ric,
e trustees; three mill levy.
d No. II, Oak Griner Farm: job
g Seller, Mrs. E. L. Howell, H.
Griggs, trustees, three mill levy.
d No. II, Buck Pond: T. F. Morgan
l. w. H. Markham, ]. D. Virgins, tru:
1t tees; three mill levy.
n No. 10, Spar: Mrs. J. E. Thoma
lie W. Huffman, T. G. Woodward, tru
Le tees; three mill levy.
10 No. IA, Gambler: A. Johnson, r. /
d Studer, Mrs. Alice McClain, trustee!
ID three mill levy.
1t No. Is, Fellowship: Aubrey Firm
II T.. NJ. PettyS, T.. Is. WeatnefS, Ifu
X tees; three mill levy.
s., No. II, Blitchton: R. B. Bitch,
IS ]. McCully, J. W. Coulter, trustees
lie three mill levy.
e. No. 10, Fort King: C. G. Parker,
Ill L. Younge, ]. E. Baxter, trustee
ID three mill levy.
ot No. 81, Linadale: c.: A. McCrane
r Mitchell Rigdon, F. E. Riley, trustee
10 three mill levy.
es No. %, Cotton Plant: Mrs. J.
" lTrotter, Mrs F. A. Glattle, Mrs. A.
lie Woodward, trustees; three mill evy
No. %, Orange Lake: Mrs. w.
Brabham, DR.. A. S. Nelson, D.
Hatchett, trustees; three mill levy.