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Evening star., 1947-08-04
Son Of VA Official
Is Killed in Collision
Near Falls Church

The 1e-year-old son of a Vet
srans' Administration official
was killed last night when the
automobile in which he was rid
ing collided with another car
and overturned on Sleepy Hollow
road near Falls Church.
The victim was Lee Barber star
center OF the Falls Church High
School football team for the mast
two seasons and a member of the
schools honor society. He finished
his Junior year in June. His father
Is DR.. Anson B. Barber. chief of the
Business and Sales Division of the
Education and Training Service of
VA.
Fails Church Policeman Ilovd
Kelley. who investigated, said Young
Barber was q passenger in a car
which n Barber said was driven
By Paul Middleton, 16, a friend of
Lee. The Middleton car, according
10 police end Or. Barber, struck
another a0epmohne which ran in
front Of IL as IL got back on the
road after running into the ditch
when 1t passed The Middleton car
DR.. Barber said youthful friends of
his son also were in the second car
Fairfax County Coroner Nelson
Podolnick reported the Barber bow
died Of fractured neck. He was
pronounced dead on arrival at
Arlington Hospital. Three other
youths were treated for minor in
juries. No charges were placed
against either driver, police said.
The BARRIERS live at 1919 North
Mckinley road, Arlington. They
formerly lived in Falls Church and
Harrisonburg. Va.
The Barber youth was an Eagle
Scout and had been elected sports
editor of the Falls Church High
School newspaper. He was to have
taken over the post in the fall and
next year planned to enter the
School of Journalism at the Univer-
kity Of Missouri, the father said.
william H. Russell, 80. of Upper
Marlboro, Md, was admitted to
Casualty Hospital today for treat
ment Of bruises and possible broken
shoulder, and Angelo c. Gioffre. Is,
Of Largo, Md, was released after
treatmen Of a cut nose, after two
cars driven by the two men collided
On suitland Parkway, one mile west
Of Andrews Field.
Park police said Mr.. Russell. driv-
ing . Washington Cab Association
taM, was travelling east on the park
way when his car struck that of Mr..
Gioffre, entering the parkway from
the Forestvile road.
Evening star., 1947-08-04
Stolin, Soviet Leaders
Watch Jet Plane Show
BY the Asseeiotsd Rrs.s

MOSCOW. Aug. 4.-Prime Minis
ter Stain and other Soviet leaders
stood for two and one half hours in
a hot sun yesterday to view an
exhibition of Russian Jet planes at
an air show marking Soviet avis-
ton day.
Dozens Of planes OF several differ
ent jet models roared past the
crowd while the military attaches
of many countries watched with
interest. In the 1s46 air show only
one jet was shown.
The Soviet press stressed Russian
developments in aviation. Pravda
said the Soviet Union soon would
have four-engine passenger planes
which presumably would be on q
par with American-built planes.
Evening star., 1947-08-04
Center Denies Youth Held
Al Embassy Is Member

The Jewish Community Center to-
day said that the 20-year-old WASH
ington resident taken into custody
Saturday while attempting to paint
signs on the British Embassy was
not q member OF the center.
The youth was one of Ave men
chased from the Embassy driveway
by Metropolitan police. The four
others escaped. After being ques-
toned by police he was released
without charges.
On Saturday The Star quoted
police as saying the youth told them
that he was member of the center
Center officials, however, stated to-
day that he was not.
Evening star., 1947-08-04
School Job Tests Slated

The examination for positions ~
annual substitutes in the Districts
colored schools will be held on Sep
tember 3, according to DR.. Howard
H. Long. chief examiner OF the
school system. Applicants should
get in touch with DR.. Long at the
Franklin Administration Building,
Thirteenth and K streets NV.
Evening star., 1947-08-04
BY Eugene Tiilinser
North American Nsxxspopsf Aiiians

PARIS. July 30 (By AirmaiD -
Despite the cloak of secrecy sur
rounding the activities of the So
called Military Committee for the
Renovation of Germany" in Soviet
Russia-successor to the former
Free German Committee-details
about this strange new German
army now being trained in Russia
are filtering through the iron cur
tain.
Confidential information reaching
here reveals that not less than 36
German divisions, including Is arm
ored divisions-10 heavy and light
and seven motorized divisions are
currently being formed. The French
newspaper L'Epoque adds that some
Of these German divisions still have
the panther and tiger tanks with
which they originally fought the
Red army. However. they have been
modernized and newly equipped with
heavier armor.
Other German divisions are said
to have received Soviet tanks, in
particular the Stain and the lighter
T-34 and Tai.
Each division has been given the
name of q German province or town
The Muenchen panzer division is
stationed At Simferopol The new
German army sponsored by the Sow
let is concentrated at three places:
In the region of Lake Ladoga. near
Leningrad; in the region of Minsk !;
and the Crimea. -, 80
Paulus Reported Stricken.
Field Marshal Friedrich Won
Paulus, the brain behind the scene
Is said to have fallen seriously Ill
recently. He suffers from tubercu-
losis. Gen. Walther Won seydlitz
however, is more active than ever.
He is said to enjoy the highest con-
fidence of the Soviet military
authorities. Seydlitz more recently
has named a certain Gen. Wagner
official chief Of the new German
army. Another new name Is that
of a Gen. Schooner, who commands
the units in training In the Crimea
Recruitment started among the
prisoners of Won Paulus' 9th Army
which surrendered at Stalingrad.
The German soldiers in these units
whose commanders were the back
bone of the free German committee
were enthusiastic. Later, recruit
ment efforts were extended to other
German prison camps. Here the
soldiers did not show SO much
eagerness. Soviet authorities there
fore reduced the daily rations OF
those who refused to join. Volun-
teers, on the other hand, got the
same ration AZ regular Red Army
men. Stubborn Germans suffered
up to three successive reductions OF
rations.
An investigation recently con-
Quoted by German authorities in
the American. British and French
zone showed that nearly 96 per cent
Of the families Of these Germans
in Russian hands remain without
any news Of their menfolk.
In this connection it Is interest
ing to learn that the Central Com
mittee of the SED, the so-called
Socialist Unity Party fusion Of
the Communists and split Socialists
in the Soviet zone), at q fmeeting
In Leipzig, adopted a resolution CIV
ing its consent to the training In
the ranks of the Red Army OF
young German soldiers, noncommis-
stoned officers and officers Of the
former wehrmacht."
Soviet Outlines Policy.
This extraordinary resolution was
the result Of many embarrassing
questions from families regarding
Evening star., 1947-08-04
Clay Reports Foragers
Battle German Police
By the Associoted Press

BERLIN, Aug. 4.-Gen. Lucius D.
Clay reports that Germans rowing
the countryside in quest Of food for
the coming winter have fought gun
battles with German police assigned
to guard crops in the American zone.
Clay's semi-monthly report to
Washington said that seven such af-
Evening star., 1947-08-04
Boy browns Seeking Apple

BALTIMORE, Aug. 4 (P.-A Z
year-old boy drowned yesterday
when he fell into Baltimore harbor
while trying to recover a floating
apple. Police 1t. William Swinson
identified the victim as George
Koenig, jr.
Evening star., 1947-08-04

BEDFORD MASS.-CHUTES FOUL IN PARATROOP JUMP
Two young struggled to clear themselves their
parachutes became entanged during invasion at the
Bedford Airport Saturday At left points PFC Raymond
Brewer OF Mledgeve Ca who enangled in the
silk OF the parachute of Pfc Wilbur of jacksonville
Fla Pvt Burnee opened his emergency his kicking
legs be above It, third paratrooper swung pelousv
Evening star., 1947-08-04
Weather Report

District Of Columbia - Mostly
cloudy with a little sunshine this
afternoon. Highest temperature in
middle 80s. A thunder shower likely
late this afternoon or tonight. Low
tonight near 70. Tomorrow fair and
4 little warmer.
Virginia, Maryland-Considerable
cloudiness, warm and humi::: with
scattered thunder showers tonight.
Tomorrow partly cloudy and a little
warmer with widely scattered after
noon thunder showers.
Wind velocity, 10 miles per hour;
direction, east.northeast.
River Report.
CFrom United States kngineers)
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
and at Great Falls; Shenandoah clear ct
Harpers Ferry
TemDeratsFs and Humidity.
Evening star., 1947-08-04

Monthly precipitation in inches IN Vat
Capital (current month to dats):
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-14
JESUS At THE Feast
OF TABERNACLEs

LESSON TExT-John s:i2.i6. 3i.36: 0
MEMORY SELECTION-I am the hrt
me world; he that followeth me sha'
70! Walk In darkness. but shall have y
asht Of life.-John o:ia.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-14

ges of 4l2 5th Ave, underwent
an appendectomy at the Jami-
son Hospital. She is repeatedly
doing fine Mrs, Lille Mae
bucket of Los Angeles, Calf,
is the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Irene Harris St. James Bap,
tist Sunday School met at the
usual hour with Supt. ]. Q
Adams presiding. Each teacher
was at their post . Rev. A.
Williams preached the sermon at
IL o'clock to a large audience
The Missionary Society held their
First Monday prayer meeting
which was enjoyed by all pres
ent The Hall Methodist
Church Sunday School is doing
fine work =. The Methodist men
were entertained with a banquet.
1t was enjoyed by everyone pres
ent.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-14

service officer, was principal
speaker. His subject was THE
Benefits of the American lie.
gion". A. j. Oates, End vice COM
mander, Joseph Conley, chap
lain, and Jesse Berry, first vice
commander, also made addresses.
Closing remarks were made by
Commander N. Williamson on
supplying the missing value--co
operation. The Legion's motto
is. "There is Work for Every
Legionnaire."
SCHOOL NEWS: The Newport
Pirates beat Batesville 26-l0 last
Friday Last Monday, Fitz-
hugh played the Pirates here and
won 26-l2. Although the Pirates
last the game, they proved that
they were we'll trained. Coach
Ben Smith has done great job
with these boys in one year .
Chapel guests last Monday were
M. c. Brown, Cpl. F. o. Hillard
and Mother Parks.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-14
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JUNCTION CITY

Sgt. lc Willie r. Porter and
wife visited parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Porter, and also WIS.,
tied his brother Lent G.. Porter,
Of Jonesboro, La Lowell
Jackson, son-in-law of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Porter returned from
overseas and was home on leave
with his wife and daughter, Shir-
ley Joe. Mr. and Mrs. Porter
were proud to have all of her
children home together for the
first time in five years Cos
SIP -. Say al you Hep Chicks,
what's the matter with you
letting all these hep cats get
married to out Of town girls? d.
The cats are all married now so
the chicks can start singing
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-14
MAYFLoWER
c. r. Arnold

Mrs. Flora Wilson of Little
Rock was funeralized last Sun.
day at Palmer's Chapel. On
the sick list are, Mrs. Oracle Hill
and grandson, Hattie Mae Agee
and Etoy Credit. All seem te
be improving. Prof. E. T
Arnold, supervisor of the no,
lunch program in the White City
school, reports splendid progress
Hubert Cerby, Fizer Acklin
Floyd Acklin, Robert Miller and
Horace Fuller are doing a salts
factory job. Mr.. Wheeler and
Miss Toffeage, our Negro Home
demonstration Agents. visited
our school last week, and or
ganized a All Club. Officers
elected were as follows: Mabel
Pearson, president; Ruby Fuller
vice president; Charles Fourte
secretary, Jerrie Acklin, assist
ant secretary; Hubert Jr. Cerby
song leader; Annie Lee McCuin
reporter; c. R. Arnold, sponsor.
Sam Agee has returned from a
visit in Kansas City with his
daughter, Mrs. Elsie, Mae White,
and his son, Shermon Agee, who
came back with him.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-14
cHIDEsTER
NJ. M. Townsend

The Community Club held its
installation program Monday
night at Bethel A, M, E, Church
The sponsor and trainer OF the
basketball team for Pleasant Hill
Jr, High School girls, Mrs. Hattie
Goodson will conduct a popular
ity contest between the fifth and
eighth grades. This activity Is
to raise funds to help our girls
30 to Camden for the tourna-
ment next week Luther
Beard, the Community Club
chaplain, conducted a very fine
devotional song service last Tues
day night at Bethel A, M. E.
Church just before the program,
assisted by the organist of Pleas
ant Hill Baptist Church, Mrs.
Ophelia Tatum =. Charline Rus
sey, Marbaline Beard, Versie
tricks, frankie D. Williams and
H, B. M. Donald are all "a
students of the first semester at
Pleasant Hill School :. The fun
eran services of Almer Burnette
of Fort Wayne, Ind, was held
last week at the Baptist Church.
A host of friends and relatives
attended and Rev. J, Hinton con-
Quoted the service One Of
the finest meetings of the Quar-
terly Conference was held at
Camden District A. M. e. Church
last Sunday Rev. 0. Sher-
man brought the message. His
sermon was full of thought and
I spiritual inspiration. The Bethel
Choir sang songs of Zion that in
spired the entire congregation.
Rev. c. T. Cross is the pastor.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-14
MALVERN
Jimmie Atkinson


A fire hazard reached the pro-
portions of calamity when the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Jones was destroyed by fire,
carrying with it their three small
sons, Lewis Jr., three, William
Curtis, two; and George Raye,
ten months. Funerals were held
at Tulip along with that of
Mrs. Katie Patillo, who passed
February 3rd. Benson's Funer-
al Home of Arkadelphia was
in charge of Mrs. Patillo's fu-
neral. William Smith, nephew
of Mrs. Patio, was present.
Rev. r. S. Shorty returned from
Pittsburg, Pa, Saturday where
he attended the National Con-
gress Board of which he is a
member Mrs. r. B. Bailey is
the Sunday School superintend-
ent of First Baptist Church.
Miss Ruby M. Jamison, director
of First Baptist Glee Club and
Home Economics teacher OF
Malvern Hi School received a
sweet surprise from Mrs. r. S.
Shorty in form of a beautiful
birthday cake containing 2?
candles. 1t was very comical to
see her blow all the candles out
with one puff, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Buckley are proud of the
many friends who helped in saw
ing their home from burning.
John II. Moss is seeking to organ
ize Hunting Club which
promises to be boon to all men
who love the great outdoors.
A ten pound boy was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamp Reeves, who
recently returned from Ypsil-
anti, Mich. Mrs. Annie Scott
Of Rockport and Mrs. Mary Nc
Neill of East Malvern were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Jackson February 9th. The
Senior play at the high school
offered a $4,000 living room
suite to be ratified. Rattle tick
cts were $l.00 each. The winner
will be reported in the next is
sue of the STATE PRESS.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-14

lie Mae Davenport at No B
Church on February 2. The ser
vice was conducted by the pas
tor, Rev. o. H. Harper and Revl
Robinson, pastor of Green Grovd
Church Mrs. Mark Shelton
spent last week visiting friends
and relatives in Forydce +. MRS.
Roberta Burns of Pine Bluff wad
a welcome visitor here last Satl
urday Miss Bertha Glover Of
Little Rock is here at the bedside
of her sister, Rosie Lee at Lakd
Village Hospital. She has red
Gently undergone an operation
and is reported doing fine E. A
RESOLUTION: w hereas thd
Great Ruler of Heaven and Earth
has in his infinite wisdom rel
moved from our midst one Misc
Willie Mae Davenport, we the
No. 2 Baptist Usher Board ex-
press our deepest sympathy to
the bereaved family. And be it
resolved that the service she rem
dered our church as usher will
be held in grateful remembrance
and may it be deeply realized
by all the relatives and friends
that so great a loss to them nay
be for him who doeth all thin.s
well. Mrs. Lucy Fendley Todl.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-14

There amt nobody here but US
hens"
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-14
AsHDoWN
Kathryn Y Taylor


The students of L. r. c. T. S.
have just finished their mid-term
exams =. Mrs. Francis johnson
Livingston has been added to
the faculty The Gym floor
has been completed and we are
expecting to be host to boys and
girls district tournaments
The boys tournament will be
held February l4th and the girls
tournament will be decided at
the boys games . For amuse-
ment and entertainment visit z.
B. Tulleys Cafe. New pool tab
les have been added You also
get the best of eats at Gulley's
Cafe The Unique Cleaners
asks your patronage when around
Ashdown Miss Mary Cation
has had her two little fingers
removed Chester Owens and
daughter, Deloris is home visit
ing friends and relatives The
funeral of George Galloway was
held last Thursday at New Zion
Baptist Church at Richmond.
Rev. B. F. Smith officiated
Clyde Num- and Ben Hawkins
died last week. Funeral arrange
ments are incomplete Mrs.
Mary Alice Griffin and Mrs. Lu-
clan Hawkins attended the fun
eral of Johnnie Miller, Jr., son
of Mr.. and Mrs Johnnie Miller of
New Boston, Texas. The fun
eral was held at Antioch Baptist
Church.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-14
Texarkana
Mrs. I. B. Marshall

Miss Mary E. Bell left last Sun
day night for her home in
Shreveport, La, after visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bell Mrs. Carrie Williams
and daughter, Doris Bird and
son, James Duckett are here from
Portland, Oregon, to attend the
funeral of her father, Ed Park
er -. Frank Harvey of 500 Bel
mond Street has as his guest his
sister from Chicago, H. :. Will
bert Tyler, Jr., is at home with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
bert Tyler, Sr., after receiving
an honorable discharge from
overseas Mrs. Frances Bird
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-14
Newport
Gladys Mays

Mrs. frankie Hillard and SON.
Cpl. Frank Oliver attended the
funeral of her neice in Clarks-
vile, Texas on January goth =.
Mrs Hyles Sprigner of New York
IS visiting her grand parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Carter . Mrs.
Eliza Black of ST. Louis is guest
of her brother and family g.
Mrs. Mary Jones successfully un-
derwent an operation at the
Newport Sanatorium last Tues
day E. Pfc. James Joseph is here
at the bedside Of his mother-in-
, law, Mrs. Mary Jones, who is
i'll :. Hillman Donaldson is con-
valescing from a recent opera
ton Mrs. c. L. Branch was
able to return to work as pri-
mary teacher last Monday after
a few days illness . Mrs. Cal,
donia Robinson, Mrs. Joe Ann
Wilson, Henry Buckingham, Mrs.
Nell Pearson are reported i'll :.
Mrs. Mary Dupins was admitted
to Newport Sanitorium last
Thursday Jim oster was kill
ed last Monday in wrick while
enroute home driving Plunkett-
FARRELL truck. He was employed
by this company for twenty
years. Phillips and Son had
charge of the burial Funeral
services of Miss Margaret Woods
who died in st. Louis last Sun
day were held here Thursday at
First Baptist Church with Rev.
II. G.. Martin officiating. Mrs.
Bertha Woods, aunt of the de
ceased, went to her bedside on
the Friday before she passed
She accompanied the body home
st. Paul A. M. E. Church launch
ed building drive February End
to end February 23rd. Rev. N. L.
Dove is pastor Il. The Missionary
Society of Morning Star Baptist
Church gave an Aims program
last Sunday evening. Mrs. D. B.
Daniels is president Mrs.
Iona Oates and Mrs. Nell Pear
son sponsored a Silver Tea last
Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Oates Mrs. Georgia Landers
of Pocahontas was week end
guest of her children here. Mrs.
Landers, her daughters, Mrs.
Willie Lewis and Mrs. Eura Nc
Curry were Sunday dinner guests
Of the Jesse Berry family i
William Galloway returned TO
Chicago after attending his ia
theirs funeral here Norman
Dock" Williamson has sold the
Silver Bar to white people. 1t
is rumored that he will sell the
Harlem Theatre If he does. il is
our fault. Harlem is the only
all Negro theatre here. 1t is
OURS! Let's support it. Re
/ member, if it closes it is our
fault The Clark Ward Amer
lean Legion entertained non
members on Wednesday night at
Harlem Theatre, The Gospel
Harmonizers Quartette under di-
rcction of M. c. Brown enter
tanned. A refreshing repast was
served. nj. c. Brown, special
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-14
Body ToIks

MALVERN-JIMMIE MARIE
WILSON, four months old and
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Wilson has won her first church
prize in a baby contest spon-
sored by Mrs. F. r. Williams.
She raised $500 in two weeks.
Little Jimmie Marie has two sis
tiers, Mrs. Enice Nolan, 90; and
Mrs. Edith l Wilson, 20. Jimmie
Marie hopes to win many more
prizes for her church in the
future.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-14
PORTLAND
Mrs Sadie Davenport

WTS SduIe DaNenpOft
Will Clemmons is visiting his
brother in St. Louis Mrs.
Rosie Gipson, Lula Grubbs and
Matte Laws spent the week end
in Little Rock Quite a num-
Der attended the funeral of Miss
HENRIETTA Parison and Miss Will
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-14
Lesson for February Is

~cfo ana copVriphted by Intern Nm
Scoumem o. Religious Educ alton. used b.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-14

n Yon can keep your rugS,
4 upholstered furniturs and
Grapes clean n Q whistle
and make them last longer
y y with electricity. ie cleans
. large rugsi
Nogales international., 1947-01-31
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
Santa CfuzCounty Board OfSupervis0rs
OF THE
Office of the Board of Supervisors,
0H0A y O- N0OtK1NA 1oO4 %
NOgaleS, Arizona. Decenoher 9yd 1QA6

Nogales Arizona, December End 1916
according Present: Frazier r Chair
Louis Eaada MEMBERS Estela Hoer Deputy
Clerk
The minutes the approved as read and
monthly reports Sheriff. Treasurer Recorder Clerk of the
received and ordered filed
The following claims and demands received and ordered
paid o
323 simonton $25OO; w.t. 324 Manuel G. Cabauero
Turner 90: W.T. 32
Dewey scogns $685. W.T. 1885, Mrs Agnes
r. Aado $500; w.t. 328 Dave Gordon
$85OO; W.T. 329 R $500; $685. W.T.
72s Mrs Edith Watson $4,000 w.t. Dalton 3 Man
ue c. Cabaero $780, W.T. 1892 Angel Solo,
$4,000; W.T. $780, Clerk Superior Court
$1OO; W.T. 1872 Mgnardo Treas, Reid $42OO
W.T. 1884, N $780, w.t. 1856
Triangle $2o5o; W.T. m Rose Phillips
Parks $4,000; Love-
m $15429 W.T. 74O Peters $4,000
W.T. 742 Agency $244o;
Comm Arz $780, 745
East Side Garage $1,000 W.T. 746 Rodolfo TAI
Howard stoff $2512 w.t. Supply $1341
W.T. 7 American Chekwriter
onery Co. $s43 w.t. 751 Nogaes International
les $1o14O
Co.,
$780, W.T. 1855 Western Union Tel Co., $22
Gonzalez $780,
W.T.. B.. R. Mock ssOs2
W.T. 76 Dr. Cha Smith, $780, W.T. 1872 DR. E. c. Hou $75o; W.T.
M Merritt 65
Murray $25OO;
Aortary $2245o;
Hospital
Oil Ca $6521; $27OO
@ Patagonia Ice & Light $4o w.t. $685. Industrial Comm of
Amado w.t. $780,
W.T. 2 Helen Toado $2Oo W.T. 77 Dehia Hoer $125OO W.T. 772
$1,000; W.T. 73 Kenneth Neumann $780, W.T. 774
Supply Foxwoh Klen Lumber
Utilities Wdes $2229; W.T. 7
Telegraph $780, W.T. 49, Arturo Vaenzuela $780,
Station W.T.
&C. Withholding Tax Fund
Withholding $780, W.T. 821, u S. With
holding Withholding Fund $685.
the payroll for the month of No
the
Farley Superior Court $6666 W.T. 749784
Pomeroy Reporter
Dorothy Tcmb Clerk Superior
5OOO Clerk Superior Court
Arturo G. Vanzea Court Interpreter $16OOO
9 Mignar
757792 Agnes G. Hamn Deputy Trea
Feher $175O0; WITS 759-79
Bewy
Recorder Recorder $160O0
Chairman SupvS, $1O832 WITS 763-798
966 WITS 764-799 A. B. Sorre Mem
Sinonton Clerk 3d. of Supvs
Supvs $160OO
WITS. 767-8O2 j. Love- Sheriff, $275O0;
Sheriff. $4,000; WITS 769-84
ITO % Ban Lewis Deputy She
Deputy Sheriff $16OOO WITS
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Carolina Montoya County Nurse
Eeart County Sch Sup Sl5OO (Wts