HomeMy WebLinkAbout1961-7CLUB, D~0N, TEXAS
ON 0IV~L DEFENSE
Wu~.REAS these are perilous times for our natior~l survival with the existence
of the possibilities of nnclear attack on this country,
WHEREAS our n~tional a~J state lea~ere h~ve repeatedly testified thet in the
event of nuclear attack, millions of American lives could be saved by adeq~te
civil defense prel~rednsse, and
WHEREAS now, more tl~n ever, a stror~ civil defense is vital to the n~tional
ssoum'lty and is of direct ooncel'm to every citizen, to every civic, religious,
educational, and industrial or~nization, ar~t to every level of government,
WHEREA.% in view of recent events on the intern&tior'~l scene, the increase
in cold war tension, ~nd leadership exercised by the President of the United
States an~ other ~tion~l Executive an~ Congrezsie~l leaflets, the public
indifferense an~ skepticism rogarcling the value of civil defense is
diseil~tedl an~ individu&ls in civic ~n~ religious or~nizations, educators,
ublio officials, ~nd the oitizenx~ at l~rge are evidencing interest and
co.cern in the pxobleme an~ progress of nonmilitary defense an~ national and
individual survival, and
WI~REAS .t.~e President of. the Unite~ States h~e stated that "to recognize
the possibilities of nuo-ear war in the missile age without our citizens
knowing what to do an~ where they shoul~ go if bombs begin to fall would be
a failure of responsibility", an~ h~s moved to strengthen the civil defense
of our country, as well as the military ~efense, ~nd h~s called upon govern-
ment at every level a~l upon all citizens to redouble their efforts for an
invigorated civil defense programs
WBEREAS civil defense is the ~ireot responsibility of City and County
govern~ent~ &s well ae tl~t of the state and Federal goverrsnent,
WtlEI~EAS tlxe United ~tates Conference of l~ore at its Annual Conference on
une 15, 1~1, by ~esolution, declared that nmtional security requires
sro o vii defense and defense mobiliz~tio, n prog~., a.nd reaffirmed its
sosll ,ions, urging mcmlities to increase oa.bilitiee to
function ,during a~ emergency,
W~ERF~AS there is a need and necessity for increased civil defense activities
in the City and county of Denton and the public is looking to the officials
of theee,gevem~mente to Mfill their responsibilities of leadership in
this field,
the officials aa~ citizens of the City an~ County o£ Denton ~ust dO
rt to ins~e t~ s~l of o~ ~t~ ~ ~o p~Se~&tion
e~esn ~y of life, inclu~ ~s it d~es o~ indi~ li~,
s~ech, f~edom of ~P~ a~ et~r ~ts ~ p~le~s e~ fo~-
sao~fioed ~ eec~e ~ ~teot ~ w~oh we now en~oy.
IT ~L~D ~t the Den~ ~is Club of Denton
1. St~ngly sup~rt the civil defense pro~ at a
tio~l~ s~to~ and local level
2. Oall upon the offio~ls of the City of ~nton
Co~ of ~n~n ~ initiate i~e~iato~ a vi~us
active oivil ~efense p~ for the City ~d
Co~ty of Denton.
Ple~ the ~1 ooope~tion ~ assists of ~e m~-
bers~p of t~s Olub to the City ~d C~ officials
in Oup~rt of s~h s pro~.
R ~80L~ ~t the ~si~ent of t~$ Club~ or ~8 dosi~eo~
0~l~ visit with ~e ~yor s~ O0~uoilmen of the City of Denton
C~ 3~ ~ Oo~ssioner8 of the O0~ of ~nw
Cop~ of t~s Reaolution~ ~ th~ ~ es~blish a~
tive civil ~efonso ~o~m ~ ~for ~e seeis~oe
R~R ~SOL~D ~t the Oivil Defense o~ttee of ~e Club
oon~t t~e offioer8 ~ intereoted co~ittoe8 of ot~r civio, ~li~o~o
l~uotri~l, od~tio~l, an~ oo~i~ or~ni~tio~ ~ integer
e~o~' them in sup~rti~ s ~8 ci~l defense p~m for ~e
0~ of ~mton and to eoope~to ~ other interests{
a~ i~ivl~le ~ ~c~plish the p~oses and obJeo~Ves of
Resolute.
DENTON Ellis CLUB
DENTON, TEXAS
I ,,.
UR~VERS~TY DI~IVE K~WAN~$ CLUB, DENTON, TEXAS
RESOLUTION ON CIVIL DEFENSE
WHEREAS these are perilous rims for our national survival with the existence
of the possibilities of nuclear attack on this country, and
WHEREAS our national and state leaders have repeatedly testified that in the
event of ~uclear attack, millions of American lives could be saved by
adequate Civil defense preparedness, and
WHEREAS n~w, more than ever, ·strons civil de£ense is vital to the national
security 8nd is of direct concern to every citizen, to every civic, reliSious,
education~lo and industrial orsanizetion, and to every level of sovermuent,
and
WHEREAS, ~n view of recent events on the international scene, the increase in
cold war ~ension, and leadership by the president of the United States end
other national Executive and Con~ressional leaders, the public indifference
and skepticism rasardins the value of civil defense is beins diss£pated and
individua~S in civic and religious organizat£ons, educators, public officials,
and the clitizenryat large are evidenctnS interest and concern in the problems
and progress of nomullitary defense and national and individual survival, and
WHEREAS the President of the United States has stated that "to recognize the
poss£bil~ties of nuclear war in the m~ssile ass without our citizens knowin~
what to 4o and where they should go if bombs begin to fall would be a failure
of responsibility", and has moved to strensthen the civil defense o£ our
country, as well es the military defense, and has called upon government at
every level and upon all citizens to redouble their efforts for an inv£~o~atsd
civil defense program, and
WHEREAS CiVil defense is the direct responsibility of City and County
govermneat, as well as that of the state and Federal government, and
June IA,il961, by resolution, aecaareu cnau
strong c~vil defense and defense mobilization program and reaffirmed its past
resolutions, urgin~ municipalities to increase their capabilities to function
durin~ an emergency, and
WHEREAS there is a need end necessity for increased civil defense activities
in the City and County of Denton and the public is lookins to the officials
of these govermueuts to fulfill their responsibilities of leadership in
this Eleld, and
WHEREAS[the officials and citizens o£ the City and County o£ Denton must do
their p~rt to insure the survival of our Nationaand the preservation of the
American way of life, includin~ as it does our individual liberty, freedom
of speech, freedom of worship, and other rights and privileges our
forefathers sacrificed to secure and protect and which we now enjoy.
NOW THEREFORE BE ~T RESOLVF/) That the University Drive Kiwanis Club of
Denton
1. Strongly support the civil defense program at a
national, stats, and local level.
2. call upon the of~icials of the City of Denton and the
County of Denton to initiate immediately a vigorous
and active civil defense program for the City and
County of Denton.
3. Pledge the full cooperation and assistance of the mem-
bership of this Club to the City and County officials
in support of such a program.
BE IT FURTHER ~ESOLVED That the P~esident of this Club, or hie designee,
personally visit w~zh the ~o~ ~ Cou~tlmen of the City o~ Denton and
he County ~dse ~ Co~ssLone~s cE ~he Coun~ cE Denton, present ~h~
w~h a copy o[
au active c~v~l defense p~o~r~ and
our m~e~ship in such e~eavors.
BE IT FUttTHER RESOLVED That the Civil Defense Cou~nittee oi this Club
contact the o~£ice~s and inte~ested co~ittees o~ othe~ civic, re~isious,
i~ust~ial, educational, and co~nit~ orEanizations to intezest ~d
encourage the~ in supporti~ a viso~ous civil defense p=os=am io~ the
City aud~ Count~ o[ Denton ~d to cooperate ~ith othe~ inte~ested orsaniza-
tions ~d.~ndividuals to acco~lish the pu=poses a~ objectives of this
Reso ~utiOn ·
OPT~ BY THE UNIV~SI~ DRIVE
K~ANIS CLX, DE~ON, TE~S ON
AUGUST 16, 1961
UNIVERSITY DRIVE KIWANIS CLUB
DENTON, TEXAS
HI-NOON LIONS CLUB OF DENTON, TEXAS
RESOLUTION ON CIVIL DEFENSE
WH~I~A$ these are perilous times for our national survival with the existence of the
poss~]icies of nuclear attack on this country, and
WHEREAS our national and state leaders have repeatedly testi£ied that in the event
of nuclear attack, millions of American lives could be saved by adequate civil defense
preparedness,land
WHEREAS now~ more than ever, a sirenS civil defense is vital to the national security
and is of direct concern to every citizen, to every civic~ rel~$1ous, educational,
end industrial orsanization~ and to every level of $overnment, and
WH~BEAS in view of recent events on the international scene, the }ncrease in cold war
tension~ and leadership exercised by the President of the United Etares and other
national Executive and ConEressional leaders, the public indifference and skepticism
reEardin& ~heI ~alue of civil defense is bein~ dissipated and individuals in civic and
religious or8ani~ations, educators, public officials, and the ci~izenry at lares are
ev~dencinE in~tere~t and concern in the problems and proEress of nonmilitary defense
end ~mtional and individual survival, and
WHEREAS ~he V~esident cf the United States has stated that "to recosnize the possibi-
lilies of nut,lear war in the missile a~e without our citizens knowin$ what to do and
wher~ ~hey should So if bombs basin to fall would be a failure of responsibility",
and 1ms move~ to strenEthen the civil defense of our country~ as well as the military
defense, and has cal~ed vpen Soverement ac every level and upon all citizens to
redouble their efforts £or an iuvisorated cSvil defense prosram, and
WHI~B~AS civil, defense is the direct responsibility of City and County Sovernment, as
WI~S the ~nited States Con,arenas of Mayors at its Annual Conference/on June 14,
1961~ b7 resolution, declared thaC national security requires a strouS civil defense
and defense mobill~a~ion proerem and reaffirmed its past resolutions, ursinSmunici-
parities to ~nareaoe their capabilities to £unctiondurinEanemer~ency, and
II~REAS cher~ lo a need end necessity for increased civil defense activities ~n the
City and County of Denton and the public is lookin$ to the off~cials of t~ese severn-
masts to fulfill the&r reaponoZbllttles of leadership in this field, and
WHEREAS the o££iciels end citizens of the City and County of Denton must do cheZr
part co insure the survival o~ our Nation and the preservation of the American way
of life, includins as it does our individual liberty, ~reedom o£ speech, freedom of
worship, andlother rish~s and privlleSes our ~orefathers sacrificed co secure and
protect and Which we now enjoy.
NO~ THEREFOR~ BE ZT RESOLVED That the Hi-Noon Lions CZub of Denton, Texas
1. Stronsly support the civil de£ense prosram at a national, state, and
local level
20 Call upon the officials of the City of Denton and the County of
Denton to initiate <,,w, ediately a vlsorous and active civil defense
prosram for the City and County o~ Denton.
3. t FledSe the lull cooperation and assistance of the membership of this
t Club to the City and County o~ficials in support o£ such a prosram.
BE ZT FURTHER RESOLVED That the President of this Club, or his desiEnee, personally
visit with the Idayor and Councilman o[ the City of Denton and the County JudEa and
CctmniasionerS o~ the Count7 of Denton, present them with a copy of tM s Resolution,
urse them toleeCcblish and carry forward an active civil defense prosram and offer
tho assistance and support of our membership in such endeavors.
BE IT FURTHE~ RESOLVED That the President of this Club, or a c~lttee appointed
by him, cooperate w£th other interested organizations and individuals to accomplish
the purposesland objectives of this Resolution.
The unders~ed of£tcer hereby certifies that the above and £oresoinS Resolution on
Civil De£enso was duly adopted by the Hi-Noon Ltona Club of Denton, Texas) at its
reSular bus~ess meetin$ on Ausuoc 25~ 1961.
Secretary
Hi-Noon Lions Club of Denton, Texas
AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON,
TEXAS, HELD AT THE MUNICIPAL BUILDING OF SAID CITY ON THE 21ST
DAY OF AUGUST, A.D. 1961.
R E.S ,0, ,L U T I ....,0,......N
WHEREAS, by Ordinance No. 61-16 duly passed on July 11,
1961, 'the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas, ordered the
permanent improvement of certain portions of public streets des-
ignated therein, by excavating, grading and paving the same, and
by the construction of curbs and gutters where required, in ac-
corian.ce with plans and specifications on file with and approved
by the City Council; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to said ordinance, the City Council ad-
vertised for bids for the construction of such improvements, and
bids were received and opened, all as provided by the Charter of
the 0ity of Denton, Texas, and the laws of the State of Texas; and
WHEREAS, the bid of Public Construction Company in the amount
of $397,720.00, was the lowest and best responsible bid, and the
City Council has awarded the contract for the construction of such
improvements to Public Construction Company; and
WHEREAS, the contract form and contract documents, including
the performance bond required by the agreement and by law, have
been executed by the said Public Construction Company; now there-
fore be it
RESOLVED BY THE OITY COUNCIL OF THE CITf OF DENTON, TEXAS,
that the form and substance of the contract and contract documents
heretQfore executed by Public Construction Company providing for
the construction of the improvements above described be and the
same are hereby approved, and the City Manager is hereby authorized
and directed to execute the same on behalf of the City of Denton;
and be it farther
Zn be~l£ Of the peegle of ~he Glty of Denton, ~e Ma~'o~ Im~
Ott~ ~6~1 he~b~ e~eee t~l~ t~nks Gn~ epp~eolatlon to
ho~ ~. ~oel ~o~ AXS ~tSta~dlng 8e~vioe as Olt7 O~noll~n
of t~ ~1~ Of Deeton f~m A~I1 8, 19%8 to Au~St 11, 1961.
T~o ~Lt~ 0~1 a~d ~ ~s~ to e~es8 the~ ~P~e~ t~ks
fo~ ~ ~Lo~dl~ a~d Generative manne~ ~n vhX~ he ~e po~
o~d his
b~ Of ~o people ~ ~8 80~ os uuselfishl2, tho
Oou~ll and M~o~ ~leh h~m happiness ~d suooess l~ the ~e,
nd ~oqueOt t~t a OOp~ ~ ~8 Resolutes, bo Fo~GPdod to
RESOLVED, that the performance bond accompanying said
contract and executed by Public Construction Company be and
the same is hereby accepted and approved; and be it further
RESOLVED, that the Director of Public Works of the City
of Denton be and he is hereby directed to prepare and file with
the City 0ouncil estimates and rolls as required by law for
each Street Unit to be so improved, showing therein the total
estimated cost of the improvements in each such unit, and
showing in detail the description of each parcel of property
abutting thereon, together with the names of the apparent owners
thereof, the number of front feet of each parcel of property,
the amount to be assessed against the same, and such other
pertinent info~mation as may be required by law.
PAS~ED AND APPROVED this 21st day of August, A.D. 1961.
City of Denton, Texas
ity Secretary .....
City of Denton, Texas
AP?~RM:
City of Denton, Texas
AT A REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COU~CIL OF THE CITY OF DE~T0~,
TEXAS, HELD IN THE MUNICIPAL BUILDING I~ SAID CITY OW THE 22ND
DAY OF AUGUST, A.D. 1961.
RE.$ 0 LU_.T I 0
WHEREAS, in the preparation of the 1960 tax roll certain
erroneous tax accouMts have been discovered, and
WHEREAS, in order to improve the processing of accounts
under the 1960 tax roll it is necessary to remove the said
erroneous accounts from the records of the City; now therefore
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DE~0~,
TEXAS, that the Tax Assessor and Collector be and he is hereby
authorized and directed to remove the following accounts from
the 1960 tax roll and that said accounts hereafter be excluded
in determining the amounts outstanding for the 1960 tax year:
TOTALADJUSTMENTS ON 1960 TAX ROLL
J~ly 31, 1961
Supplements Charge Offs Net Adjustments
Credit
Real $ 5,15~.0~ $ 9,366.~3 $ ~,212.39
Business 2,59~.~0 2,686.~2 92.02
Personal 112.05 ~,3~5.70 4,233.65
8,~8.06
Value Amount Adjusted Roll
Original Roll $33,166,305 $~97,~9~.~O $~88,956.34
W~AT, ESTATE 1960.
Debit Credit
1/ o2
l-l,1-3 & 1-~/102
94.80
63.15
1-2/lO2
7 to 10/121 329°55 378.45
19.70
6°1/123
7/138Q
121.35 151.O5
8/138-Q-1 231.00 255°60
ll/138-Q-1 165.10 180.15
6/1~O ~
88°74 101.25
90 9°90
10/158 6°00 .90
11/158 50°55
3/174 26.~0
4 to 7/174 117.45
9,10/174 22.35
11,12/174 4°20
7/176
5/179
21.90 25°80
1/187A 23.85 36°30
3/190-A 123o90 136.80
4/190J
21.00 211.80
H. G. Shep~rd 1/192C 15.OO 33.90
10/193
ll6.10 125olO
4/248 2,243.25 4,806.30
9~10/249 240.30 270°60
12/249 10.50 13.95
1o20 4°20
3/255 2°70 2o70
21°1/269 26°70 26.70
11/276A 33°60 52.50
5/349 35o10 46°50
3,8/3025 147.75 206°25
53°55
2/3031 118o65 160o35
3,4/~12 92.55 148.05
21.1/417 31o50 39°00
7/432 25.80 28.05
3.OO
5°1/434 68.85 69.30
17/499
12/~O02
36°75 89.40
3/~O37 113.85 l~l.O0
6/4051 70~50 76.35
D/~ ~
55.50
16A/36~ 57~30
7.1/176 5.10
2.1/~-D. 33~60
ll/136A 4~50
1~35
6 ~.~5
26/131 .30
7/19OH
3/258
34/168 74.25
2/393 12.45
8/399 30.75
8/273 32°55
27o2/~37 5.10
27.1/437 2.~0
1/131 4°65
14/46~ 2.55
15/464 .30
2/468 3.90
16/4019-2 33.00
1,2/412 51.00
16/364 15.15
5/192-C 57.30
6.3019/235 29°85
4ol/378A
5/176 .75
1/137A 1.95
9.2/136A 5.55
3/190-H 58.95
12/4~4A 13.50
21/331-A 105.60
3.609/164 1.80
10/164 18.60
2/350-P 52420
2,3/3005 15o60
3/138Q-1 9.15
6/425 6°30
53.7016/4034 77°85
14/~o 34 20.7o
14/457 77.85
2/44~D 48.75
21/190P 38°55
6.001.3/350D 49°35
139
9/3018 20.93
5/138 5o~0
2~. 2/350 o ~2.90
33.60
5,154o04 9,301.33
88
43.50
21.60
B~S.~NESS - 1960
Debit Credmt
J. L. Myers.& Son $ ~ $ ~-~
Security National Life Ins. 897.30 908.70
North Texas Beauty Salon 3.00 10.80
Sears, RoebBck & Co. 748.50 774.15
Benn~e B~shop Barber Shop 5.40 13.20
Tom Cogdell. Service Statmon 6.00
Magnolia Service Statmon 9.75
Eber Robertson Floor Sauding 7.50
Truman A. Kluck 6.00
American Bskeries Company 19o05
Hlbler & Glen Garage 7.50
Modern Plumbing Co. 7.50
Robison Body & Fender Works 8.70
Farm Bureau. Insurance (Preston Curry) 3°75
Cordie Belle's Beauty Shop 1.50
Denton LaundrY & DrY Cleaners 13o87
Dick Harris'Grocery 52.65
Lula Pitts (Trailer House) 3.00
The Borden Company 745.20
C. P. Auto Sales 10.05
Sims Motor 0Oo 600.00
Owen Fr~ffm~h Garage 9.75
2,594.40 2,686.42
Debmt Credit
Herschel Dyche $ llo70
Lo C. Rodgers ll.~0
Prank N. Hall 14.10
Warren D. Caster 6.60
Jo O. ~errell 22.80
Kendall P. C~chran ll.~O
Mrs. V. Ho B~lea 12o00
Ac D. HartliDe 7.80
Co Bo ~lnche~ 16.70
F. Wo Cothran 4.20
Roy T. Mldgett 5.77
John J. Marshall 7.80
J. Jo Marshall 2o10
Clifton R. Allred 9.00
R. E. Johnson 9°00
loyd Graham ~o65
Mark Hannah 9o 75
A. Bo Harbert 7.90
M. R. Webste~ 22.65
F. Go Cathey ll.10
Ho C. Gregory 30.75
W. M. Holbrook 2.70
C. H. Barlow ll.~O
J. L. Aday l~.10
J. W. HardinI ll.70
Agnes Burchard 17.25
Robert A. Falkenberg, Jr. l#.10
Earle B. Blanton 16o 50
red J. Ayesh 28.35
Ho Ro Pemberton 7.80
Walter Hanse~ 15o~5
P. L. Johnso~ 14.10
J. Po Batcha, Jr. 8.55
Mrso Carroll Jolly 6.30
Joe H. Bowers 6.00 , 15.00
o R. Boydsten 19o50 31.80
Paul E. Cant~ell 5.10 15.60
Cecil Robertson 5. l0 12.90
Howard Wo Bhymer 7 · 80 17. l0
Ro W. Bass 2.~0
Earl Broyles, 2.~0 l$.10
Myron Borth 7 o80
W. Wo Dickeyi 2o~0
Walter Lazen~y, Jr. 5o10
James B. Mack 10.50
John Allen H~pgood 2.40
Allen W. RloKardson 7o80
Rmchard Eo ~etoher 7.80
Jay Mason K~arby 9.75
J. Raymond ~itts 7.80
Ho A. JohnsOn 2.~0
Virgil M. Allen 11.10
G. A. Amos I 7°80
D. S. Anderson ll.~O
James P. Anderson 19o 50
Joyce M. Austin 3.0¢
Grace R. Bailey 8.85
Ralph R. Ba~ley 15.#5
Melton W. & /Bertha E. B~ker 9.75
Roy A. Baker 5.10
Geo. Wo Ball 7.80
Mrs. Decker ,L. Barnes ll.lO
Maryane Barnes 14.10
Stephen A. Barron l$.lO
R. Wo Bass 21o00
J. W. Batema~, Jr. 10.95
Walter Baxte. r Seed Co. 28.35
C. W. Beall 5.70
Lany Be arde~an 7.80
Joe W. Beeman lC. 50
Lewis Be hrm~ge r 5 · l0
George Bell 10.35
R. D. Benieoh 9.00
Eugene Blagg l~o 85
Olna Oatis Boaz 10.50
Hugh F. Boy~, Jr. 12o00
Sidney Brandlenberger 7.80
J. Bo Brown ll o~O
Oris Ac Burms llo$0
Jlmmme Campbell 5o l0
Vlnson H. Cargile 7.50
Rose Carter. ll.~O
Barbara Boothman Caton 6.00
Lo B. Ohmlders 9.75
Kenneth Clam~itt 18.60
Jimmme P. Coker 4.50
Richard B. Clopeland l$olO
Jsmes N. Cor~bin 11°~0
Pearl So Cummins 2.~0
Jo R. Cunnin~hsm 22.20
Roy A. Ounni~gham 2.40
Ethelyn Davils l~o l0
James H° Davis l$ol0
Linwood Davils l0 o 20
Mrso LinwoodI Davis 7o80
Milton C. & Barbara Davis 2°40
David F. Dawleon 14. lC
John D. Doncaster 6.00
Mary Elllso~ 2°40
James EnoohJ 14.10
C. Po Farie 7.80
Isaac ~leld~ 5.10
John Mo ~le~eher 2°40
Arthur G. ~Qllett 9.75
Geo. Do & E~zabeth Forney 7.50
E. T. ~ord I 14ol0
Wilfred D. ~sborn llo~O
Tom Glover l~o l0
G~les Goin ' 2o70
Abel Gonzales 5. l0
Charles A. ~rahl 14.10
Don P. Grah~ 9.75
M. Do Gresham 10o20
V° A. Grimes 2.~0
Joseph B. Guynes 5o10
J. ~. Haisler, Jro 2.40
Viola Hamil$on 9.75
R. G. Hammond 16.20
G. L. Hard~ 8.10
W. A. Harpe~ 14olO
Dick Harris 3°00
Douglas A. Harrison 7o5O
Hooper Harrison 2.70
W. H. Harvieux 14olO
Andrew K. H~un 12.00
W.E. Hickingbottom lt.55
James Huffi~e s 9.75
Geo. E. Inm~ 5.10
Robert Wo Irwzn 14.10
John A. Jaci~son 56.70
Norris A. J~okson l~olO
Ao S. James 14.10
John Lo Jok~son 2.~0
Myrtle Johnson 11o40
Paul L. Johnson, Jr. 14.10
Vern Johnso~ 9.75
Wo E. Johnson 9°75
J. Co Johnston 20.25
C. E. Jones 9.75
Jim Jones 6.00
John Dumont Kay 21.15
Radio Statm~n KD~T~'' 16° 20
Charles R. Keller 5o10
Willme M. K~lsay 14olO
J. Homer Kelley 2.70
11o10
arroll Edwin Killgore 12o 30
James H. Ki~brell 14.10
W~lllam F. King 7°80
Jerry Kmngery 6.90
Melvin Kmrby 5.10
C. W. Knigh~ llo40
Jerry Lynn ~ight 7°50
Valentine M~ K~lar 2°40
Vincent A. LaBarbere 14.10
Wlll~am D. Lawson 12.45
Nash E. Lorino 19o65
LaRue Ludwig 10o35
John B. & Roberta Lyon 10.95
Mamie Jaue Mc0aslin 5o10
Rev. Henry McGill 7,80
John McKee 12o90
C. L. McKelvey 7°80
Murray Wo MO~ett 6.90
James R. Mielke 5.10
E. Do Miller 9.75
Joseph C. Miller 5,77
Robert M. M~lls 7.80
Ro N. Morris 29.10
Clifford Mu~key 6°90
H. W. Myers~ 11.~0
James Noary 9.75
Edwmna Eo 0~r 9.90
Horace Don parkhill 7.80
Geo. Do Payee 5,10
A. Wo PearsOn 23.85
H. Bo Peter~on 2,~0
Allen R. Phillips 9,75
Hugh R. Prmmm l~ol0
Antone P. R~posa 7°80
Hershel W. Reid 2.70
Leonard R~ebe 9.75
Robinson Garage & Salvage 10o95
Charles M. Robinson llo~0
Jess E. Schmidt 5.70
H. V. Sheppard 5,10
Wallace SheDpard 2.~0
Mo S. Shock~ey 7,80
Jo P. Simmons 2.40
Bill Sims, ~ro 7°80
Carl Raymon$ Smith 6.00
E. J. Sorgdrager 5o10
Edgar W. Stacks 5.10
Jaekie W. Stanley 11o40
Robert L. S~anley 12,60
LeRoy Starn~s 5.10
Lane B. & Margaret C. Stephenson 7.80
Ho Ro Stone 7°80
R. C. Storrie 2.40
Darwin T. ~trickland 11o~0
Jessie J. ~alkington 7o80
Bobby C. & /Dorothy J. Tare 7°80
Buna Rae Thomas 7o80
So R. Trap~ 7.80
V. S. Twaddell 2o~0
Eo C. Vand~rventer 2o~0
Pearl E. & iCharlee Vin~ng 5o25
rancis V..Wade 14.40
Jean WelleI 7°80
Benjamin & 'Ionia Widman 7.80
James C. W~lkins 8.85
Glen R. Wilkinson 2.~0
Joel C. Wilson 7°50
Jackze Sue .Witt 9.75
Clyde H. W~od 7.80
Wooten & W~en 8.10
Hinkle Worthey 14ol0
Leat YeagerI 9.75
H. J. Robzn$on 5o10
112.05 2,164.94
PERSONAL PROPEH TY
NAME
Ke~eth W . Adams 7.80
Melva Ann Adams 11.~0
Mrs. Walter E. AdamSl~ol0
Jimmie T. Ad~ington l~.10
C. W. Adk~ne ll.40
Jim D. Anderson 16.80
James E. A~gel 17.25
Beatrice Applin 2.~O
J. V. Arnold 9.75
Joe H. Ashley 2.~0
Billy B. Ayres 5.10
red M. Baker 10.80
Carl Banks 20.70
Arnold ~. Bar, es 7.80
Harold ". Barnett 7.80
w. 2. Bar~et~ 2.~0
Eleanor K. Barns 10.35
Helen Barwick 7. ~0
Mrs. Hothera Batts 2.40
A. ~ & J~y D. Battson 2.~0
Tommy Bays 5.10
Be asle y 2. ~0
Geo. T. Beck 5.10
Robert ~. Beckner 7.80
Phillip L. Bell 5.40
J. ~. Black 15.10
Charles E. Blakley 5.10
Lawrence O. Bla~ton 9.00
Charles M; Botsf,,~ 5.70
C. ~. Bowery 5.10
C. L. Bowery 5.10
J. H. Boydston 7.~0
Louis C. Brand 2.~0
John E. Brooks 5.10
Eame s S. Brow~ 2. ~O
J. 0 o Bro'~ 11.40
Wm. Co Brow~ 5.10
Emory W. Burdine 2.10
Wm. C. Bmrke 5.10
Melvin L. Butler 1~.10
Jzmes R. Calvert 7o~0
T. L. Carlete~ 26.25
Jimmie D. Car~es 5.10
0. L. Oats 5.10
Mrs. Clara Marne Ohapma~ 12.60
Roy Chapman 2. ~O
Willie Lee Ol~pitt 9.75
Wm. G. 01ars 11.~0
Alma L. Coat 9.75
8~sie 0ockburm 11.~0
Ruf~s Ooffey 19.35
H, Ho Haa~e
A. W. Harv~le
Hathora
obert A,
bb2 X. ~e~ou
Harold D.
Rioh~d O. Hill
0soar H. Ho~
oseph Y. HOO~
RUby Hewed
o, H. A. ~opeth
Xene~ Lee
aerehel L,
H, M. Jo~8~
Ja~ ~o~oou
Th~ae L. J,o~o
Helen C.
M~ Kelso,
o~ Xerse~
4ward N. Et~kl~d
LOiS ~alrd
Robert ~.
J~luo Lov~
l(a~k Hedn~ok;
HOwsrdL. ~8e ~, 70
8, ~ober~n 8,85
nell RobL~gO~ 7~
a. a. So~e~der
fieXA 8~r. St~
01a~enee O. 8i~ono
W, 6~leo 2.70
J~ ~lvOOd 5,10
A, l. ~i~
W, 01arenoe ~i~
e~ st~be~
A, J. Stell
Jo~ w. sto~
O. O. Stout
J. A. Btr~O~
J~ T~IO~
Joseph R. Ten~o
Edward N. ~h~ae 6~00
Bill~ Taomp8~
0orine Thompson
O. A. TolleOon0 JF,
G. A. Tooke 7~
H~ Festers
lOr Vina~
Howard W~l&oe J~. 10,~5
Dca L. ~a~!
Oharle~ S. Wee~t e~. ~80
Geo. Will~e
Thomas C. 6~een 15~10
ack ~,ooden 9.7~
0arl E. Allen 7.80
PASSED AND APPROVED by unanimous vote of the City Council
this 22nd day of August, A.D. 1961.
City of Denton, Texas
ATT$ST~, ~
City Sec~'e ta~-y
City of Denton, Texas
AP~~~~ORM:
City of Denton, Texas