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Greene Carrie Carter Martha Stewart ( a ee i ham 1,104.00) 108.00 1,857.70 91.00, Wm. McGhee 44.00 Primous Dumas 65.50 Jim W. Mills 28.00 Rosa Gurvitis 107.40 Steve Pagan 25.00 Don Lambert 44.00 Trene Neal 65.00 Wm. Persinger 3.00 Georgia Furrow 177.70 Rosa Redden 5.00 Sam_ Knox 35.30 Sarah Woosley 38.40 Rayburn J, Wickline 2.00 Victoria Shrewsbury 156.00 Mary Cadle 115.18 Alta Sukhotich 170.60 Alfonso Dixon 7.00 Helen Grys 8.00 Martha Griffith 4.00 Luda Lanson 5.90 Willie Reed 11.00 Madge Stover 40.00 Tsa Bags 3.00 FE. Clark Richmond 13.00 Noah Gadd 25.00 Martha Sumner 2.00 Jimmie Pigg 50.00 Melvin Smith 5.80 Wm. M. Shrewsbury 5.00 Bertha Stover 5.00 Tas. Henderson 4. Tas. N. Osborne 7.00! ze) Murray 25.00 Opal Akers |Marinda Woodson Bessie Cook Flossie Lee Lewis H, Hartwell Flossie Cole Clinton Gregory Lilly Turner W. S. Farley Anna Dobson Geo. McClain | Ernest Williams Martha Lon Thos, S. Jennings Mike Zolasek Mareda Simmons Johah A, Pike Maria Thornton Robt. Baldwin Wm. Swanson Pearl Washington James W. Tucker Arthur Hughes Gladys Price Ernest Scott John Massey Winifred Cannaday Hy W. Combs Geo. Clark Laura Jones Alma Ruddy We Bon4 $31,933.67 in $5,085.00 oh va. meen Gilbert Rich Jas. Childress Vivian Marsh Nancy Williams mond Entre WHRR |Ben. W. Brown Gladys Mosby Jas. A. Burton Lena Daniels Laura Watkins Oscar Smith Dora Johnson Sharp Rutherford Don Secarafano Isabelle Coles ‘Sarsh Tilley as, a 7 . * 94 wan ow. © uIn Bertha Jones Alonzo Williams Jas. F. Williams Sam Thompson Giles O'Neal Jas, Howert John Kinder Jas, Royster Tan Printan on bury om rke nond 324.00| Jno. a “Harris 408.00 | Mane UW 192.00 wee edgier 156.00| Nancy Redden 328.00 | Minnie Bragg 240.00| Jessie Goodall 153.00 | Ida Gilbert 288.00 | Blanche Logan 252. 00 | Goldie Clyburn 140.00 | Steve Hoback 168. 00) Mildred Line 273.00, Fula Hobbs 140.00| Pearl Dowdy 360.00 Pellis Sackse 138.00/ Linnie Pugh 396.00' Wm. T. Bu 248.00| Carlos Richn 148.00 Bill Coyn 228.00| Lara Raines 244.00 Martha Heath 252.00 'Clattaes Neal 288.00 Clyde Atkins 432.00| John Furns 348.00| Bennie Wrig 276.00) Almeta McC 228.00 Minnie Lilly 156.00) Manda E. Green el Trevis Bragg 120.00 |Clyde Hogan 252.00 Archie R. Pauley 316.00 | Laon Gore 300.00 « €, Washington 492.00 wae? Oliver 264.00) Liebert Johnson 420.00' Chas. Ferguson 96.00 Teie Lilly 240.00; wm. R. Holland 72.00 Mary J. Smith 350.00 | Florence Ellison % 90) Lincoln Wright 00) Wm. Bolen 312.00| Alfred Hines 252 00 | Marcus Gamble 144.00| Isabelle Anderson 360 d | Nellie Lathco 338.00| Rosa Mark 108.00 Leona Woodall 348.00| Frankie Perry 248 00 | George Underwood 336.00 Grace Ewing 248. 00 | Robert Winifred 216.00 Alva Merriweather 231.00 Hester Jones 231.00 Goldie Cash 216.00 Lara Martin a4 00 | John A. Honaker 162.00) Jas. E. Wise 504.00| Annie Larkin 156.00/ Bill Billups 216.00) Will Marshall 165.00| Ben Doss 264.00) Connie Barksdale 52.00; Lonnie Epperly 24.00) Alva Pettry 215.00; Jas. C. Harvey 207.00) Edna Radford 360.00) Frank Evans 192.00|Geo. F. Whitehead 27. 00} Alex Cormak 221.00 Hobart L. M 120.00| wm. A. Dille 252.007. W. Green 195.00|Gale Plum 216.00 | Cleo Thomps oe |Mary Zvara 216. 00| Bertha Cadle 312.00 Millie Miller 264.00) Brady Pettry 4$25.00| Lucy Skaggs 240.00| Geo. Whight 372.00 Jerry Wheele 229.00) Ernest Tilley 64.00) Lessie Scott 361.00/ Etta Brown 252.00/ Sadie Webb 273.00) Salina Egnor 420.00'Geo. Wm. Martin 144.00) Bessie Wheeler 312.00/ Almore Saunders 294.00; Mabel Dancy 228.00} Chas. R. Nutell 112.00} Macie Harper 348.00) Annie Phelps 186.00) Hiram L. B. 180.00) Clem Jarrell 204.00| Otis Saunders — Husan Musta 00) Haley Bennet 204.90 John Roadnee 252.0) Abner R. Mc 36 00} Jim Rogers 192.90) Karl Richmond 180.00| Tas. R. Hayden 252.00) Annie L. Davis 276.00| Margie Kirby 71.90| Joseph D. Cochran 252.00 Fthel Sink 144.00| ann Redden 192. 00) wm. McCree 240.00 wr. Brown 228.00| Marv Ss. Trail 76.00) wannie Murdock 144.00 wary Clark 270. 139) Weh Willis Staey Stover 216. 00| Arthur Martin 144.00 | Mike Fedohovie 204.00' pen H. Nelson 360.00) ynew PR. Martin 20.00| jonn Eden 75.00 ty Meade 228.00 Chester War 260 00| hese R. Me! 128.00| John Tewis 60.0% nav Redden 67.00 + ty Montgor 192.00 thhn Aliff 144.09} norothy Dickenson 182.00 wtary L. Fridley 216.00| wrinnie Logan 144.00) atagma Meadows 148.90 atary Colins 204.00) John Q. Godby 36 00 | Wared Mlavtor 384.00 stertle Meadows 144.00 ethel Thompson | Mae Johnson 34.00 eo, Blarkenship 450.00 Rena Podricuez 117.00 maear Wood 24.00 tem Hannah 289.01 MNetma Kirby 120.00 mirdie Miller 144.00 Timer Mavnor 264.Catartha Mason 144.00 Dudley Peters 0 Trene Moore 171.00' Chanie Weston 360.00! Taney Birchfield 90.00 Maxie Shrewsbury 372.00; va M. Tavior 122.9 “Marv Jennings 6.0 et, Oe 20a. | Mary L. Shrewsbury wane eee E ™. . Dickens 204.00 Geo. Fleming tht ornith on liller m Lg oe evins Million ren Kinney nery row 260.00| Etta Wi ls Bates 456.00 Beatrice Medley 180.00 Frank Smith 00 Jessie Hayes 130.00 Helen Durham 199.00 Walter C. Waddell 240.00, Wm. B. Wood 210.00, Chas. Bradshaw 237.99 Florence L. Allen 333.00 Jas. Joyce 278 99 Icie B. Meadows 144.900 Walter Stewart 275.09 Nora Arthur 300 09; John S. Massi 72.90 Aubrey Britt 243.00 Hazel Harvey ‘09 Geo. W. Gunnee 225.00 Ira J. Hannah 574.00 Diego Lopez 232.90 Joseph_ Flynn 408.00 Aliie P. Rogers 336.090 Tina Akers 99.99 Blanche LaMarr 129.00 Mildred Ballard 242.00, Alma B. Johnson 360.00 Earl H. Bragg 252 09 | Albert D. Workman 531.00 Walter Abbott 192.99 Roy Martin 418.00, Lessie Hannah ‘ng | Susie Brown 80.90 Bertha Foster 132 90} Henry QO. Stewart 48.00 Theron Brag 144.99 Robt, L. Kir 09| Florence Pendry , sae = 7 \Jas. A. Stump 202-00 |Ocie Wickline 264. tae, Senny \Joseph L 304-00 | Chas. K. Toegenon 348 09 Lettie, Brown 312.00, Joe Casson 176.09| Lillie M. Coleman 204.00| John M. Cadile 189.00 | Mable Rose 39 Chas. M. Summervile 240 00| Milton Pettry 144.00; Ea McGinnis 236.00 Sarah Wood 240.00| Ellis Bates 250. Maude Lewis 228.00, Maude Tate 916.90 Allie Pointer 492.09 Chas. L. Coroum 372 90| Elmer Bowyer 420.99,Sam_ H. Tayior 437 00| Francis Caldwell 108 09| Nannie Harvey 540.00, Warren Croy d on Wm. W. Harris 964.00 |Gertrude Williams 196.909 Maude Milliner 348.00| Agnes Sweeney 243.00 Stacy Stover 300.00| Wm. W. Massey 132.00, Geo. S$. Meadow 69|Ernest M. McKinney |Raton Gam arl Castlac 217-00 | Fred Bennett Joseph A. Garrison | Rebt. Bryant | Ethel Stanley Mary Marshall Ollie Dickerson Gladys Price| Minnie Burke | Beulah Scott DOG FUND: Ie. W. $ 80.02 Keo Lumber Company 9.60 ee, Hardware 339.53 Todd Grocery 46.68 City Esso Service 13.80 Amoco Service Station 244.20 Biggs Esso Station 3.01 | Amercian Oil Company 47.96 Via Motor 22.25 |Rakes Hardware 60.37 Beckley Howe. Supply Co. 34.60 J. A. Nuckols 15.85 Harry Anderson 10.00 | Avery L. Huffman 110.00 Segro Bettina $,581.61 | Biggs-Johnston- Withrow 68.65 |Cochran’s Mill 26.04 Bill's Keystone Station 3.64 Meadows Lumber Company 8,640.00 J. P. Meadows 40.00 Byus Mankin Lumber Company Keatley Brothers 24.35 |Beckley Drug Company |Duncan Catron Motor Company 15.9% |Montgomery Ward in a $15,686.55 | INSURANCE: Home Insurance Agency $ 157.21 Howard Phi Insurance Agency nae 174.75 ——— $331.96 |COLLECTOR INTERNAL REVENUE; | Withholding tax 180.00 Social Security 6.08 $186.08 HEALTH DEPARTMENT Receipts peet Receipts $10,590.00. Total current years orders issued $10,914.81 Less current years orders ee 4 a) = fe a a 084 Law Receipts: Dog capitations received from Assessor $1,541.60) Total of all other miscellaneous receipts 710.00 ° State Tax Commissioner's audit findings 114.00 Balance show by Sheriff's settlement. June 360, 1950 621.77 $12,987.37 Less: Current year orders paid $7,476.40 Less current years orders | outstanding 283.00 $7,193.40. Balance Sheriff's settlement, June 30, 1951 $5,793.97 | Disbursements: | Dog Catchers: | ,Dan Childs $633.40 | Transfers: ‘General County Fund 5,000.00 of Claims: ; R. C. Henderson 4.00, H. G. Farmer 3.00 | Oo. P. Griffith 205.00 Mrs. Sadie Covey 176.00 Dennis Price 385.00, Raymond Bennett 205.00, Pp. C. Ballard 61.00, |Elihue Price 120.00, Carl Crawford 17.00| T. H. Covey 193.00 James A. Stover 76.00 |Ambers Shelor ; 17.00 \H. V. Allen 61.00 ‘ph -s and FOUR H PARK (Little Beaver Park) Receipts: Total Receipts $29,841.74 Less: Total current year orders issued $25,168.66 Less current year orders outstanding ‘ 115.73 Total current year orders paid $25,052.93 Plus former years orders paid 252.60 Overdraft as shown by Sheriff's settlement, June 30, 1950 4,052.21 $29,357.74 Balance as per Sheriff's settlement June 30, 1951 $484, Disbursements: SUPERVISORS SECRETARY: Salaries less withholding tax: James Trail $459.10 Golden Meadows 772.80 Mabel Meadows 591.00 Wade Trump 835.20 Nena Ross 414.23 Total current years orders paid $10,669.31 Overdraft as shown by Sheriff's settlement, June 30, 1950 390.35 _—____ $11,059.66 Overdraft as per Sheriff's settlement, June 30,1951 $469.66. Page 51 Disbursements: Salaries, Travelxpense, Miscel laneous expense withholding tax, social one | M. Coram $3,273.00 Sesmaie Epperly 752.8 Mildred I, Miller 2,297.78 | Minna Belle Kellman 516.10 Mabel M. Lewis 2,481.30 $9,320 99 Telephone Service: C P Telephone Company $269.18] Medical and Office supplies, repairs and publications: R. L. Polk« Compan 25.00) and Photo Supply Company 4.62) Teubner Association 31.11) McKesren Robbins, Inc. 1.42 Applied Institute 5.78 Kloman Instrument Company 127.48 LaMotte Chemical Product, Spy 3.21 Clay S. Crouse, Adm. R. Chambers Estate 25.00 May Office Service 39.30 Medical Arts Supply Company 13.30 ‘Taylor Instrument Company 5.82 | Kanawha Drug Company 64.50, Sharp Dohme, Inc. 23.15 |Winthrop-Stearns, Inc. 6.38 B. Preiser Company, Inc. 84.34 Fisher Scientific Company The Glasco Product Co. 1.74 Precision Scientific Co. 3.19 The Sanitarium 2.50 Gordon Armstrong Co. 9.34 The Hub $8.57) Town of Whitesville 40.00 Collector Internal Revenue: Withholding tax 738.60 Social Security 33.21 $771.81 MEMORIAL FUND: Receipts: Total of all miscellaneous receipts $18,404.38 Balance as shown Sheriff's settlement, June 30, 1950 670.85 $19,075.23, Less: Totals current years orders issued $17,770.99 Less current year orders nor 50 Total current years orders paid 7,805.49 Plus former year orders paid 11.13 Total orders paid as shown Sheriff's settlement, June 30, 1951 $17,816.62) Balance as shown Sheriff's settlement! June 30, 1951 $1,328.61 isbursements: BLDG. suPT. AND ASSISTANTS: Salaries less tax: Albert Hazelwood $1591.20 Isreal Buford . 1191.00 John Italiano 642.90 Byron Segle 57.90 James Buford 65.00 Albert Allen, Jr, 50.00 Andy Lang 8.00 Freddie Coles 2.00 Wilbur Ford 14.00 | mee UTILITIES, TRASH DISPOSAL: Beckley Water Company 86.80 Appalachian Eletric Power comveey 1019.43 panhery Board 26.92 Cc. Telephone Company 131.84 Black Knight Industries 929.18 Walter Hopkins 171.00 Le 72.00 @ 207999 PO wm LIFE GUARDS AND WORKERS: Salaries less withholding tax and social security: | Joe Cameron $157.40, | Helen Martin 187.60 Archie Campbell 200.30 | Robert Ames 221.15 |Margaret Canday 300.00 Co. S, Shrewsbury 219.71| Earl Meadows 20.53 {Lemuel Richardson 3.00 Louis Fox 14.00 |George Hill 14.00 (O'dell_ Blackstock 31.00 were Harold Cave 24.00 136.0) James Lucas 13.00 270.00 Ray Redden 296.44 190.90 Chas. F. Jordan 25.12 321.99 William Ferguson 27.00 38.90| Dee Blakefield 299.25 243.99 Gilbert Bell 16.00 1095.00 Rupert Treadway 54.00 64.00) on. Meadows 246.66 200.00, R. A. Bennett 62.06 320)| Harlan Conner 294.75 26.09 Harry Turner 14.60 198.00, Tommy Meadows 99.00 ago) John Craddock 219.00 56.00) Jess Bennett 6.00 171.00, Gene Redden 84.75 46.00,Wm. Brewer 5.90 aso Marius Aakins 23.90 gian Hewitt Smith at #9 33.00| David M. Lilly 31.50 168.09, 70e € Simmons 42.91 240 00 Robert Hilbert 12.50 96 00 R. L. Bair 21.43 57.00, Walter Redden 12.00 195.09) John W. Morton 29.90 on.gg| Delbert P| Morton 39.90 45 99| fa Edwards 2.00 94 99) ames Sifford 5.0 122 00 | Andrew Price Hoke 64.90 994 90) Solomon Tate 5.00 on 00 | muel M. Redden 110.82 218 90 | 620: Harless . 1.00 an4.oo| Walter Zemerick 4.00 140 on| Willie Helmy Meadows 139.75 71, on| Modena Voet 95.96 ona na Mary_Ann Meadows 80.89 154 00 Von F. Lilly Bn.RG 144 on | Bobby Lee James 80.89 ag) TOWN Robert Ward 74.99 nA on Aubrey 1 Pack 20.71 ona na Ton Redden 24.27 ; and Fred Naff 10 44 12 toe Redden 75.00 Kay Smith 9.71 tene Godby 22.90 B84 ON) Tas Live 9.46 ‘Tambert Dol 12.90 ) John Arthur 18.92 27.00) Ernest Keller 11.90 18.00 Abe Hubbard 8.81 63.00) Toe Scott 60.00 20. nick Waid 9.00 86M) Oscar Hatcher : TR At 19.) Gazi Yacko . 18.00 72) Zane Griffith 10.95 12M) Miskel Filler 95¢ 20M \cenry C. Wheeler a 129.0 Calvin Griffith a4 199 |austin P. Smith, Jr. 13.4% ‘a few. H. Lilly 79.00 hee = + $4,990.12! Kone P. Telephone Com $149.06 + A pany A 40 M0 Appalachian Electric Power Company wr William P. Akers (coal? aes 140 90 | Black Knight Coal Industries cc) $2,364.27 REPAIRS, JANITOR SUPPLIES, IMPROVEMENTS AND MISCEL LANEOUS: Kester Dry Cleaners 114 75 Beckley Hardware, Supply Company Bond-Rider-Jackson Company 484 .54 Dunkley’s Electric Shop 192.10 Barger Roofing Company 234.00 Maxwell Keyser, Inc. 2211.08 Beckley Newspapers Corp. 2.61 J. W. Wright 1702.77 H. L. Whitesel, Jr., 4545.60 Mrs. August Welz 453.42 Duro Test Corporation 164.52 P. R. Walker Compan 129.60 Beckley Ice Feed Company 5.78 May Office Service 46.10 Acme Chemical Company 195.39 Quality Lumber Company $1.72, Beckley Awning Shade Comayey 60 Otis Lyons 4.00 Craver Advertising Company 25.50 Biggs-Johnson- Withrow 9.50 Byus Mankin Lumber Company 495.48 $11,498.44 PROPERTY INSURANCE AND , OFFICIAL BOND: : Beckley Insurance Agency 72.53 COLLECTOR INTERNAL REVENUE: Withholding tax 199.80) Social Security 13.95 STATE. OF WEST VIRGINIA: COUNTY OF RALEIGH, TO-WIT: 1. Harry Anderson, Clerk of the County Court of Raleigh County, West Virginia, do hereby state on oath that the forgoing information concerning the condition of the various funds of the County for the year ending June 30, 1951 is true to the best of my know ledge and belief, Harry Anderson, Clerk of the County Court, Raleigh County, West Virginia. Subscribed and sworn to before me in my said County, this the 7th day of August, 1951, Elinor Hurt, Notary Public My commission expires. July 28, 1956 Too Stubborn to Die BMNN, N. C.—Boyd, the mule, had a bad night. Boyd tumbled 40 feet down a well last night into five feet of water . For two and one-half hours an automobile wrecker strained on its cables trying to lift Boyd out. Finally the long-eared fellow was hoisted topside. There the motionless form lay. Rescuers didn’t bother to cover him up. They thought Boyd was dead. “Best mule I got,” commented G. B. Bell, Boyd’s owner. Don’t I have to say ‘Gee’ or ‘How’ to ‘him. At the end of the row he just turns into the right row every time.” Boyd twitched, shivered, strug gled to his feet. Then Boyd walked a mile to his stall. A WIND BLOWN ACE 1 ave Te. DENVER — A gust of wind helped J. M. Buirgy get a hole s in-one on the 110-yard seventh hole at Lakewood Country Club. The ball came to a stop against the flagpole which leaned against the front of the cup. Then the breezes caught the flag and pulled the pole to the other side of the cup. The ball dropped $001.62 for an ace. i. By CHARLIE DRESSEN ORINDA, CALIF. — Where the Dodgers will finish in 1952 depends upon whether we can get a pitcher or two to fill Don Newcombe’s shoes. That, of course, depends whether Newcombe goes into the service. To this end, we are bringing about 10 of the best pitchers in our organization. If two out of the ten can pitch on the Brooklyn club, we will be such fine youngsters as Bob Alexander, Ben Wade,Joe Black, John Rutherford and Mal Mallette. These pitchers, according to our scouts, have a good chance. The rest of the club will be about the same as last year. I think we are strong in every department. Where can you find better men than Gil Hodges, Jackie Robinson, Pee Wee Reese and Billy Cox in our infield; Roy Campanella behind the plate; and Carl Furillo, Duke Snid er and Andy Pafko in the outfield. One of the reason for our failure to win the pennant last year was that some of the boys fell off in their hitting in September. Some of them got tired and I made the mistake of not resting them so that they would be fit and ready to fight off the great closing surge of the Giants. I think we will have more re serve strength this year with short stop Rocky Bridges, Catcher Al Walker and Second Baseman Wayne Terwilliger right from the start. Last year we did not get Paf ko, Terwilliger, Walker and Pitch er Johnny Schmitz until June 15. I think the Giants will give us the most trouble, although they may be hurt by the loss of Willie Mays to the service and the ab sence of Eddie Stanky. It is going to be a difficult job to fill Stanky's shoes, I can tell you that. Philadelphia has improved their club and if Curt Simmons should get out of the Army, the Phils should win a lot of those games they lost last year. Boston, I have been told, has the best pitching in the league. It all depends upon how well their infield holds up. I am not ‘familiar with St. Louis but the Cards played some fine ball toward the end of the 1951 season. If I knew what Stanky was going to do in the way of playing, I could say more. Anyway, it should be a great race. We have the hitting, the fielding and the speed. It all depends upon our pitchers. Right now it looks as if Preacher Roe, Carl Erskine, Ralph Branca and Clem Labine will be our big four. That's not a bad big four, is it? Johnny Schmitz probably will come in for more work in Vero Beach than any of the others. We expect big John Van Cuyk to come through this year. That boy has a lot of stuff. I see no reason why Clyde King should not regain the effectiveness with which he pitch ed in the first four months of the 1951 campaign.
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