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Home My WebLink About1961-8AT A REGULAR F~ETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, HELD IN THE MUNICIPAL BUILDING OF SAID CITY ON THE 12TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A.D. 1961. RESOLUTION WHEREAS, an internal audit of the delinquent tax accounts of the City of Denton by the Tax Assessor-Collector has disclosed certain erroneous, uncollectable or duplicate personal property or real property accounts, and H~REA~, in order to improve the processing of delinquent tax accounts it is necessary and desirable to remove the said erroneous, uncollectable and duplicate accounts from the records of the City, now therefore BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, that the Tax Assessor-Collector be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to remove the following real and personal delinquent tax accounts from the delinquent tax roll of the City of Denton, Texas, and that same be excluded in determining the amount of delinquent taxes due and owing the City of DentOn, Texas- TOTAL ADJUSTMENTS ON DELINQUENT TAX ROLL July ~1, 1961 Supplements, 1959 Roll $ 1,32~.95 Oharge Offs, 1959 an~ Prior Years 19,586.55 To be l approved by .the Oou~oil on September 12, 1961) Net A~ustment - Ore,its 18,262 o 60 I ~ERSONAL PROPERTY RtAME / 1~55 & Prior 1956 1957 1958 1959 Otis Ablesl 1.50 Edward C. ~brahamson 2.10 Kenneth W. Adame 6.60 Charles E. IAhl~finger 2.10 8.25 ugene K, Akin Thurman Adkins' Star Tire St. 22.50 4.35 Bobby Alexander 4.95 Robert Alexander 1.50 Robert A13Xamder Tom ~. Alexander 10.05 8.25 Carl E. Allen 8.25 6.60 4.35 8.25 Charlotte ~. Alt 2~'80 2.10 Ted Amerma~ 2.10 John H. Amerson Robert R. ~nderson 8.25 Roy J. Anderson 13.95 10.20 9.75 8.25 Alvmn E. Armstrong 9.75 13.80 B. K. Armstrong 6.60 Albert E. Arrington 1.50 6.60 Bobby Ray ~shford ~ 8.70 Loy D. Attlerberry 1.50 Max E. Ava~ts 3.48 8.10 Kenneth K~ ~ailey 2.10 V. M. Bailey 2.10 va E. St~ahan Baker 12.00 Gwin B~ker 7.68 1o50 Curt B~ll 1.50 Agnes Bal~ard 4.35 Roy E. Ballentine 4.41 Policarpo!C. Banda 9.60 Gaml T. Banta 1.50 Herman & Betty Baras 6.96' 6.60 Ernest G. Barbee 10.05 Bmlly L. ~arber 1.20 Jerry & Derothy Barber 9.60 J. D. Barber ll.70 Nadmne Barber 1.68 1.50BmllBarber N~ncy J. Barker 4.35 T. RaY & Helen Barlow 12.00 2.10AlvinBarnard Uffor~ Barnard 1.80 Arnold E. Barnes ll.70 10.05 8.25 Mrs. Inez Barnes 1o50 John ~. Barnes, II 2.10 Stanley ~. B~rnes 6.60 Billy M. Barnett 6.96 6.60 ~.35 6.60 Elmaabe~ A. Barnett 4.80 Nellms D~le Barnett ll.70 4.35 Robert Barnett .93 9.60 Seddie Barnett 1.68 6.60 4.35 2.10 2.10 C. J. Barnhart Gnee E. Barnhart 4.3~ 6°00 Doe B~rton PI,~RSONAL PROPEqTY NAME . 1~955 & Prior 1956 1957 1958 1959 James ~. B~kin 8.10 John T. Bass 8.10 ~.35 Sq~arles M. iBatefuhr 10.05 Martin E. ~atte 6.96 9.60 8.10 11.85 Ray H. Bathe ll.70 red F. Ba~tles 6.60 Robert E. Baugh 2.10 1.50 Mari P. Beale 1.68 Billy D. Beasley 2.10 Geo/ T. Beck 6.60 10.05HaroldG. ~eckham Delbert L. |Beeman 1.20 W. A. Beene 11.85 Ruby C. Belew lC. 05 Burl Bell,. Jr. 8.25 6.60 J. M. Bell 8.04 Mrs. L. B.I Bell 8.25 L. B. BellI 4.35 8.25 6.60 6.60 p. B. Belll Walter H. B~ll 4.50 9.60 T. G. Bellle ll.70 10.05 Alfred ~el.z 10.50 Mrs. Clar~ 'Belz 2.10 Frank Bel~ 10.80 1.50 Bill Bennett R/ N. Bennetou 10.05 Cecil Berry 9.60 Douglass ~enuett 1.20 Gary Berryman 1.20 I 2.10 8.70 G. R. Ber~ym~n 4.35 1.50 Lloyd R. Best ni d Bever 2.64 Chsse V. ~ic~le, Jr. 1.50 Curtis L.iBills 11.85 9.15 Granvlll ~. Bilyea 7.68 Horace Bi,dwell 3.48 Oliver D. i Birdwell l0.05 8.25 6.60 8.25 Geo. M. Bishop A. B. BJo~k ~. 35 Robert Bl~ck 4.35 Taylor G.I Black 10.05 Norm~n B~ackerby ~. 30 6.60 Gordon B~ackma~ 4.35 H. P. Bl~ckwell 4.35 B. F. Bl~nton Guy Blay~ock l0.0~3 Henry Bl~dsow, Jr. ~.35 Jacquelz$ Block 6.60 rankl~n i D. Blocker ~. 35 Guy C. Blood 4.35 2 .lC Robert ~ Blount PERSONAL PROPERTY NAME 1955 & Prior 1956 1957 1958 1959 John & Bess Bobzien 4.35 2.10 1.50 Edgar Bodkins 1.50 Bollug 13.65 13.80 W. T. ~olton 4.35 Jo J~mma Bone 10.80 Sam Bookamn & Co. Milton A. $ostick 1.50 Don R. Boswell 6.60 Arthur Lee Bothwell 6.60 Bobby Bounds 1.50 8.25 6.60 L. J. Bourdeauz Billy C. Bowen 3.48 James R. Bower 5.28 4.35 1.50 lmer C. Bow~ee D~xme ~oyd 12.00 10.05 Gary L. Boyd 10.05 8.25 Hugh F. Boyd, Jr. 15.60 1.50 Inez Boyd Jack D. Boyd 8.10 Jim D. Boyds$on ll.70 10.05 6.60 8.10 J. H. Boydston Wm. J. Boyer 4.80 2.10 Mrs. John & ~rancis Boynton 9.60 Jonnie Braden 10.05 Burlme Bradford 9.60 8.10 6.60 M. M. Bradford llo70 Wm. ~. ~radford Wanda E. Bradley 8.10 James C. Bradshsw Geo. Bra~ 13.20 10.05 James M. Br~lley 8.25 Louis C. Brand 1.50 8.25 6.60 4.35 9.15 Robert D. Brandon James L1 Brazeal 10.S0 8.70 J. D. & Rebecca Brean 6.60 W. C. Breining, Jr. 1.20 4.80 Pat Brenuan 8.70 Mrs. Marga M. Brewer 3.~ Victor ~. Brewer, Jr. 9.15 R. A. Br~,ckley 1.50 Harold W. Bridges 9.60 Evelyn Brietske ll.70 N. W. Brigham 9.60 ll.70 Charles R. Broach H. R. Brook 7.68 6.60 H. R. B~ooks 8.70 Jack ~. Brooks M. C. Brooks 8.25 Randal K, Brookshier 8.25 4.35 Amos BroWm, Jr. Bennie R. Brown ~X~X X~I~ 1.50 SONAL PROPERTY NAME 1955 & Prior 1956 1957 1958 1959 Dean S. Brown 4.35 Edward E. Brown 10.65 Harold W. Brown 8.70 H. Brown 6.60 ~N~0 Kam Brown 2.10 M~se B. ~rown 2.10 Mrs. Marllyn Brown 6.60 M. B. Brown 2.10 Richard A. Brown 2.10 8.10 Robert E. Brown 1±.70 V. B. ~rown 2.10 1.50 9.60 Vernell Brown 2.10 Vera Lee Brown 13.65 W. ~. Brown 11.85 Wanda Marie Brown 7.50 Mary E. Brown 6.~8 Ira D. Bruce 1.50 Jimmy Bruce 6,60 Wayne Brmce .75 Mrs. B. B. Brunet 4.50 Joe B~ll Bry 8.70 James P. Bryan 1.68 Charles R, Bryant 8.70 6.60 James Max Bryant 6.60 Melvin E. Bueltel 6.60 Erni~ L. Bulen 10.05 Robert E. Bulsn 9.60 Doyle ~. Bull~rd 2.10 Ed Bunnell 1.68 6.60 Burch Ser. Sta. 8.52 Johnny E. Burch 10.80 Ray Donald Burcham 6.48 Agnes Burchard 1.44 M. N. Burden 1.50 2.10 Ned M. Burdett~ 9.15 Sue Burge 8°25 Robert Burgess 7.50 Bob Burkett 1.68 Betty S. Bur~s 1.50 James P. Bur~ 6.60 B~lly R. Burrow 7.68 8.10 9.60 Lester Burrow 9.60 Ruben Lee Burrow 1.20 W. S. Burrow~ 9.45 Leon Jack Burson 8.70 W. B. Burtenl 8.25 4.80 Bill Burton 1.68 B. J. Burton 9.60 8.70 Charles E. Bush ll.70 J. B. Bush 4.50 PERSONAL PROPERTY NAME 1955 & Prier 1956 1957 1958 1959 Mary Ann Bus~ey 2.10 Albert J. Butler 4.35 J. J. Butler 4.35 Jesse G. ~addell 8.10 John M. Calloway 6.60 9.15 S. ~. Callaway 4.35 Yayne Calloway 10.05 James B. Calvert 9.60 James R. Calvert 8.70 Thomas Calvert 1.20 Kenne?h R. Cambest 2.10 C. ~. Cameron 4.35 Mrs. Helen B. Campbell 9.60 Robert D. Cantrell 4.35 Vernon Cantrell 1.50 Laurence C. Cantwell 7.50 Donald & Naoon Capelle 8.70 Charles R. Capers 5.28 C. Caras Jr. 1.20 Bob Caraway 1.50 T. L. Carleton 22°80 Shirely J. Carley 1.50 B. G. Carney 1.68 C. L. Carney 1.68 1.50 8.25 6.60 Edwin J. Carpenter 8.25 Junaita Carpenter 9.60 Ruth V. Carpenter 2.10 Jimmze T. Carroll 4.35 2.10 Benton U. Cazter 1.20 9.15 Fred A. Carter Howard Carter 2.10 James E. Carter 6.60 T. L. Carter 8.25 Carl J. Cason 8.10 Don Cassi&y 6.60 4.35 James L. Castor 10.05 Glen E. C~they 4.35 ll.70 O. W. Cathey 8.70 6.60 C. L.C.to 1.80 atr~ck E. Cavendar Mrs. H. R. Chaffin 8.70 Glenn Chambers 20.25 Raymond R, Chance 8.25 Geo. J. Chancellor 9.60 8.10 ll.70 1.50 King ~. Chancellor 1.50 Robert J. Chanselor 4.35 Thomas Hl'Chamcellor 6.60 4.35 James E. Chaney John E. Choats 8.10 4.35 Anthony C~. Chorke 1.50 13o8O Berlin ~. Christian PERSONAE PROPERTY NAME 1955 & Prior 1956 1957 1958 1959 L. E. Christian 4.35 Oscar Chrzstian 7.68 8.10 Charles & Charleen Clalrborne 8.70 Sally C. & Joyce Goodnight 4.35 6.60 Andrew Clark 4.35 Thomas C~ark 11.55 m. F. Clark 13.50 T~m. J. Clark 9.60 Bowie Clayton 1.20 Deforest Clearman ll.70 9.60 8.10 6.65 Jimmie O. Clements 4.35 James R. Clif£on 10.05 J. T. Clinton 4.35 H. L. Coats 1.50 Norman Coats 4.35 J. Thomas Cobb 6.60 Ray Cochran 8.70 6.60 Susie Cockburn ll.70 John M. Co~kran 7.80 Blllie J. Cody 6.60 Charles Dale Comn 9.60 8.70 Thomas D. Coldwell 2.10 Dale Cole 2.10 1.50 L. ~. Cole 6.60 Cecil Coleman 1168 1.50 Ronald J. Collier 1.68 Gorden L. Collins 10.80 H. A. Collings 4.50 Joe Com~est 6.60 10.95 Charles C. Compton 10.35 Harold Compton 6.60 John A. Connelly 6.60 F. *. Cook 4.35 Ira L. Cook 6.60 4.80 2.10 1.50 Nemlan E. Cook 10.O5 S. D. Cook 1.50 G. D. Cooper 24.00 John C. Cooper 2.10 6.60 Lmda Cooper 4.35 R~l~h ~. Coooer 8.25 J~mes Copeland, Jr. 1.50 p. ]]. Copeland 1.68 11.55 1.50 Thomas E. Copeland 10.95 x~x~x~×~. C. M. Corely 6.60 Jack E. Cork 10.05 Donald G. Costello 4.35 Kendric Couch ll.70 Dou ~. Cowan 6.60 4.35 Lowell Cowley 10.05 4°35 Geo. L. RI· Cox ER~ONAL PROPERTY NAME I 1955 & Prior 1956 1957 1958 1959 I 3.~5 Homer L. Coix Jr. Charlie Coz~rt ~,,60 6.60 James crawf~rd Wm Roger CrSwford 9.60 Beverly CreSshaw 1.50 4.50 T. R. Crite~ Janie S. Cracker 5o~ 1.50Richard ~. ~rockett 6.60 11.85 Lawrence ~. Croker, Jr. T. C. Crombie 4.35 210 Clayton Crook 8.70 8.10 H. L. Cross Clovis C. Crouch 1.50 Jack D. ~rout 7.~ Jan es Edgan Crow 5.28 4.35 Dayton Crowell 5.28 J. Croy, Jr.. 4.35 E. H. Crub~u~h 7.68 8.10 9.60 9.65 13.~0 Fred Culpepper 8.10 Robert O. Cunningham 6.60 J~mes R. Curbo 4.35 John D. Curfman 6.60 Joan Curlee 10.05 E. J. Curry §'~ Fred A. Curtis 9.45 Wm T. Cushing 9.48 J. E. Curvellier 9.60 H. L. Da~en 11.70 L. A. Daniel 1.50 2. 10 Jack C. Daniels 2.10 H. Dennelly 8.25 Wm R. Dart 2.10 Erwin H. Daughertyl6.16 L. Valson Daugherty 2.10 Edward ~. Daul 10.05 10.05 Eleanor J.~ Davidson 6.60 wa~ da ~oyc!e Davidson 4.35 Ernest M. Davis 4.35 G.G.Davis 6.60 Hugh A. D~vis 1.50 J. L. Davis 5.28 Nabel Davis 12.00 PERSONAL PROPER~ A~ 195% & ~rior 1956 1957 1958 1959 Robbie Davis 1.68 2.10 12.00 Gay Davoust Juanita Da2 10.50 8.70 11,55 ob E. Dean R.S. Dean 6.60 E. J. Deeds 8.70 Lar~ H. Delsey 10.35 Wilbu~ Dennis 6,60 Leon H. Derbies 6.60 Archie Lee Di~ 3.48 M~ B. Di~ 2. 10 Virgil $. Di~ 2.10 Diamond Oil Well Co. 6~60 Milton E. Dick 12.00 Mrs. Elsie A. Dicus 13.80 J.D.~ietrick 11~70 J. D. Docke~ .93 4.35 4.35 A. C. Dodson ~.~35 Leonard J. Do,ell 1~50 Mack R. Dooley 1.50 C. B. Doss, Jr. 4.35 Earl Ray Does 2.10 Clifford W. Douglas 9.15 7.50 Frank P. Douglas, Jr. 4.35 J. C. Douglas 11.70 Joe R.Douglas 4.35 Ramond Douglas 1.80 Joe C .Do~ey 19.95 9.60 T. W. Drake 6.60 F. J. Dr~ond 4.35 John Duke ~ 10 1.50 D~aa 1.50 Robert W. & ~s. H. Dunlap 4.35 2. 10 T. w. ~u~ 3.60 Z lO Pa~l E. Dupree 8~70 Brady D~h~ 8.25 Ernest D. Davis 9.60 8.10 Edward R. Eakin 1.~ Tom Eastland 1.68 0NAL p~OP~T~ NA~E 19~5 & Prto~ 1956 1957 1958 1959 H, G. Edwards 8 W. C. Eggleston 9.36 9.60 9.60 0~an C. Elliat 8.25 Otis A. Elliett 4.35 10 Robert Ellington 11.70 A. J. Ellis A. ~. Ellis 2.10 6.60 F~ed ~. Ellis James H. ~llis 2.10 Jack El~od 1.50 Jackie Jo~ ~is 1.68 2.10 ayne E~n 9 .~6 11.70 8.10 Bevy H. Evans 8.70 2.10 James N. Evans Paul E. EV~s 1.50 wayne W. Evm s 12.00 10.05 Ewen 3.48 4.35 Billie L. Fain 6.60 4.35 2.10 He~y V. Fallis 1.50 W~ ter E., Faloen 1.68 7.50 J. W. Kenue ~ N. Fa~nswe~th 6.60 Dick Faulkner 1.20 elvin Faulted- 1.50 4.35 d Fazli 8.70 Na~ G. Feemste~ 4.35 J. C. Fel~s 1.65 9.60 8.10 Go~den N. Fenl~ 2.10 Nylon ~. Fe~gusen 8.10 1.~ Richard ~. Fe~is 10.05 D. & pauline Fe~ell 6.60 C. J. Fertitts ~5.48 ~9.35 hillips N~ Field 11.85 Bessie E. Figg 8.25 4.80 a~y C. Finley 1.68 Deulah C. Fishe~ 6.60 E. p. Fishe~, J~. 9.36 10.05 10.05 sh~ 6.~6 M. L. ~i~$m~at~ick, J~. 6.60 4.35 ~ 10 k~ 195~ a ?~io~ 1956 1957 1958 6.6O C~arles L. ~ippe 6.~8 E. Flippo 1~.00 ency ~ee Robert ~.Fodge 7.68 9.60 1.50 D~na~ E. Fogleaong Ben~ine B. For~ 1.68 9.60 H. Ford 6.48 8.70 j. C. Forester 2.10 Flo2d D. Formby 8.~ 11.70 H. P. Forest 9.60 eory Fcrtner 1.50 Allen Foste~ r~ E. ~oste~ 5.28 2.10 Vernon James Fourteen 2.10 8.25 6.60 4.35 Albert Fox 20.33 9.65 11.70 13.05 Bill Fox 1.68 2.10 J~es Otis Fox 11.70 9.60 J. 0. Fox 6.60 Robert ~ ox 9.60 Cecil Francis 2. 10 Dorothy & Ed Fr~cisco 11.70 Annie Bell ~klin 4.35 Eddie F~klin 5.77 10.05 8.25 6.60 10.05 Hattie Franklin 1.58 Ji~ie Franklin 5.~8 4.35 2.10 1.~ Joe C. Fra~lin 6.60 Frank J. ~azier 1.50 Btephen A. ~F~azie~ 8.70 Herbert Friedlanden 6.60 Gracd E. F~ed~ic~ 4,35 Earl R. Frost 6.60 Joe Bill F~ 4.35 2.10 2.10 Bunk J. Fulle~ 13.20 Don Fuller' 6.60 Kenneth D. Fulle~ 7.68 Juani~a Fultz 2 ~ 10 Lester Fuston 8.10 PERBONAL PROPERTY AW~ 1955 ~ Prior 1956 1957 1958 1959 E. R. Gaudy 6.60 T. ~. Galbreath 2o10 A. W. Galler 2. 10 James Galloway 9.60 J~m es A. Gambrell 10.05 Elmo & Rob~. R. Gan~y 12.83 John B. Gandy, Jr. 9.60 Max S. Gan~y 4.35 Robert R. Gaudy 11.70 Alexander F. Gann 9.15 G. E. Gannaway 13.50 S. Gantt 9.60 Josefina M, ~arcia 4.35 C. E. GardSner 10.95 Terry D. Garlan~ 1.6~ Edward E. Garner 4.35 Thomad Garner 6.60 H. C. Garrett 6.60 11.70 Wayne Garrett 10.05 1.50 2.10 4.50 Wm J. ~arrison 1.50 Adrian Gasperson 8.25 E. P. Gasperson 1.50 John D. Ga~lin 9.15 7.50 Gen. Car. Leasing, Inc. 11.70 Carl C~entr~ 9.36 9.60 Jane Lyle Gentx. y 1.50 Chester M.I George 1.20 6.60 4.35 2. 10 1.50 Loyd L. George 1.20 C. George 210 Sidney & Curtis George 1.50 Jack J. Germany 4.50 2.10 Carroll L., Gibson 4.35 Chas. A. ~ibson 11.70 I. S. Gilbreath 1.68 J. S. Gilcrest 11.85 James ~. Gil es 8.25 A. G. Gill 6.60 Allen Gillespie 9.60 11.70 9.60 Jimmy D. Gilmore 8.70 E~0NAL PROPERTY NAME 1955 & Prior 1956 1957 1958 1959 Melvin L. Glace 11.70 10.05 Nell $. Gladdock 1.68 lo50 Elmer Glasco 8.70 Nellie Golightly 6.60 4.35 4.35 1.50 Roscoe Goodal 1.20 6.60 8.10 Connie Goodwin 10.05 Raymond W. Govett 3.48 Joe Graff 1,50 Troy Graham 11.70 10.05 Christine B. Grant 8.10 Gordon W. C~snt 6.96 6.60 4.35 James E. Grant Rev, 1.50 James H. Grin t 2.10 Connie M. Graston 5o~ 4.35 Del~ert Ray Gray 4.35 Glenn W. G~ay 2.70 Oliver Gray 6.60 4.35 Robert L. Gray 9.60 Billy J. Green 6.60 Jesse E. Green 1.50 Tommy M. Green 2.10 2.10 Jmmes & Joan Green 8.25 6.60 George E. G~een 8.25 Edwin S. Greet 12.00 10.05 8.25 Lawrence Gregory, Sr. 4.35 illie Pearl Gregory 10.05 J. D. Gressett 2.10 Dar~e s H. Griffeth 1.50 Wm. C. Gri~fith 5.28 6.60 4.35 R. B. Griffin 10.05 Y~B. J. Grimes 2.10 4.35 Thomas Grimes 1.50 4.50 W. 0. Grimes 9.60 1.50 Johnny G. Gri sham 2.10 1.50 Inez Gri s~o~ 1.50 Mrs. Don Grissman 9.60 I. J. Grovels 9060 Wrederick W. Gi'yddr 2.10 NA~f~ 1955 & Prior 1956 1957 1958 1959 Joseph M. Guillory 11,70 Mr. & Mrs. 5. R. Gunter 6.60 Pablo Gutie~rez 6.60 Mrs. Oharle~ H. G~,eer 13.20 4.35 4,35 Marquarite Hackett 4,35 Bill Hackle~ 2.10 Jack H. Hadsell 7.50 Mrs. Vera Haefs 11.04 L. L. Hagga a 3,48 .5o agle~ 8.~5 6,60 Leon O, Ha~ 8.0~ 8.Z5 Le~s O. Ha~es 4.35 12.00 Flo2d M. ~aXe 8.25 6.60 Ma~ L. Hal~OdelHale8.254.802.101.50V~ C. Hale1.681.50EugeneHall1.50Geo. C. H~ ~ 5.~ 6.60T~oyL. H~I2.10J. W. H~l~on3~RichardA. N~iltom 2.104.50Roy ~a~ilton4.35JacquesAndraHa~ 1.50Jer~ T. Havens4.50WinoJ. Ha~e~, J~, 9~60J. F. H~pton11.709.60She~m~ Hanes4.80CharlesM. H~gland3.48Don~ dN. H~ 1.~Harma~ 8.25Hanning~ 6 ,~0Laslie D. Ha~ 1955 & Prior 1956 1957 1958 1959 Jack O. Harness ~.80 James M. Harmon~ 9.15 Mrs. Jerry Harmon 6.60 Curlen Harper 1.20 4.35 2.10 Harold Harper 4035 Leonard Ha~per 1.50 Jim Harper 3.84 Burlin L. Harris 9.36 Dick Harris 22.95 James Harris 2. 10 Richard H. Harris, J~o 7.50 Robert N. Harris 3.48 Roy Eugene Harris 11o70 2.10 Mrs. Helen Harrison 1.50 Jack Harris on 1.50 olla~d E. Harroll 1.50 A. Wayman Harvey 8.64 8,70 6.60 4.35 Jack Fryer Hartfelder 10.05 John E. Ha~vill, Jr. 1.50 9.60 R~ D. HarWell 1.44 V. Harwell 1.50 W. S. Hassell 7.57 Tommy Ha£~i eld 7.68 Cleveland Hatey, Jr. 1.50 Douglas H. Ha~bol~ 11.70 F. L. Haynes 11.55 Fred ~, Haynes 2. 10 Rev. J. Neal Haynes 11.85 Samuel B. Haynes- 9.60 Samuel L. Haynes 6.48 James E. HaTe 6.60 C. D. Head, Jr. 8.25 Herold ~{eadley 9.60 Ja~es w. Headrick 6.60 Dan K, Hearn 1.50 H~mer Hearne 2.10 Marcia Herbert 1.50 ilton B. Heckathcrn 1.50 NAR 1955 & Prior 1956 1957 1958 1959 W. W. Reffington 10.05 Hendrich & Smith 6.~0 Har~y ~gene Hendricks 9.~ Prdean Henry 3.~8 J. L. He~y 6.18 1.50 6.60 1.50 Tom Henry Jack Henshaw 8~10 Emory Jean Herbert Antonio He~nadea ~.35 Gavino HernandeZ 2.10 Allen J. Hepndon 9.36 Joe Falton He~e~ 1.50 Jer~ Hesley 1.50 James Higgi~s 2.10 Charles Higgs 1.50 8.25 Dale Hig~ 9.60 Wayne A. Higgs 1.50 Beecher Hill 1.50 John Hill 1.~ Patsy Sean Hill ~.35 Martin L. Hill 4.35 Richard C..Hill 9.60 6.60 Sam ~. Milliard 8.25 11.70 9.60 8.10 Geor~ E. Hilton 1,50 H. F. & ~a~Je~ie Hineline 4.35 Barbara ~. H~en & John J. Reese 9.60 Ke~eth Hire 11.70 Wm. F. Hitt 13.80 James M. H~ge 13.65 David W. H~dgson ~.3~ 2.10 Richard C. Hodgsen 2.10 Robert C. Hoe~ 1.68 8.25 Elizabeth Hoffm~ 6.96 4.35 M~s. Jennie V. Hoffm~ h.35 R. N. Hoke' 11.70 10.05 James ~ Heleemb 2.10 J. G~ Holcemb 1.68 EPnest E. Holcomb 1.50 NA~E 1955 & Prior 1956 1957 1958 1959 Geo. R. Hol~er 6.75 J. E. Holde~rieth 13.50 Bennie Holl~y 1.68 Edd Holley , 4.35 2.1o G. A. Holley 2.10 Jean Holly 1.50 W. L. Hollow.il 13.50 W. H. Holmes 1.50 Brooks Holt 4.87 J. G. Home 4,50 Elmer ~ Dorothy Honath 8.04 John Hood 1.20 Mac Hood 7.20 Billy J. Ho.ks 6e60 6.60 Charles Hopkins 6.60 11.85 9.15 11.85 Geo. M. Hopkins 4.50 Milton & Frances Hopper 6.60 9.60 Maxine Hopson 4.35 Louis a. Housley 19.9 Ray Houston 8.10 9.60 John W. ~oux 6.60 Mrs. Joe W. Howard 2.10 Ruby Howard ~50 Richard L, Howell 1.68 Hobert Howell 10.05 Louis ~. Howsley, Jr. 10.05 Hub & Red Tire 0o. 11.85 Mrs. Edna Hudgins 6.48 lZ.O0 Wendell 0. Hudinburg 4.35 Wallace ". ~u4son 6,60 9.60 13.65 DarrleeLee ,Hughes 8.25 Jimmie J. Hughes 1.50 John L. Hughes 10.35 John E. Hu~l 9.60 Richard Hu~t 8.25 M~s. Dovie iO. Hunte~ 10.05 Gwen Hunte~ 4.35 2.1~ 1.50 NAI~ 1955 & Prior 1956 1957 1958 1959 James D. Itunte~- ~ 7.20 y Alice ttuntel- 4.35 A. W. Hutchings 18.30 George R. Eutchings 13.80 Wm. A. Hutson 4.35 Mrs. Mable Huse 4.35 F~ric Co Ilgen~ta 1.50 Don W. Imboden 11.85 Jack N. Imel 8.70 Albert D. Ing~am 11.70 Jack Ingram 1.50 Marej H. Ingrain 1.50 Phillis Ing~am 9.60 Robert Ing~am 5.28 9.60 George E. Inman 1.20 9.45 6.60 Waymond K. Inman 1.50 Alvin D. Irick~ 8.70 Robert A. Irish 1.50 Henen Eva Iser 1.50 Wilbert L. Iser 1.50 Arthur Jackson 10.05 Doyle Jackson 4.35 Frank Jackson 8.25 8.70 H. W. Jackson 8.25 James Jacks~ n 6.60 Jirm, y L. Jmckaen 9.60 J. E. Jackson 2.10 John A. Jackson 39.60 ~0.65 L. T. Jackslon 3.48 Marshal L. Jackson 2. 10 D. J. & MaT K. Jackson 5.28 4.35 2.10 1.50 Norman & Wi~nifred Jackson 13.80 Rogers Jackson 4.35 210 9 °60 8.70 W. ~o Jackson 12,78 9.00 Emery E. Jacobs 18.45 C~ay R. Jamea 11.70 Julias ~ames 4.80 W. R. James, Jr. 12.00 PERSONAL ~ROPERTT NANE 1955 & Prior 1956 1957 1958 1959 Wm. H. James 12 o00 8.70 Everett E. Jarboe 9.69 6.60 Richard H. Jarvis 2.10 11.70 11.55 Elsie ~redrick Ja~ 11.85 Wm. D. Jenkins 5.28 Mary Ann Jennings 6.48 Billy Don Johnson 8.25 Edgar Johnson 6.60 6.60 7.50 9.15 Ethel L. Johnson 8.64 H. M. Johnson 3.48 James E. Johnson 3.48 Jimmy W. Johnson 3.48 10.05 8.25 6.60 John Johnson 8.10 Joseph C. Johnson 10.80 Neal 0. Johmsen 7.68 Ray E. Johnson 6.60 4.35 6.60 4.35 4.35Robert_N. J,ohnson R. P. ~ohnson 9.36 W. ~. Johnsma 18.45 15.00 Pa~ 1 Lo Johnseon 18.45 9.45 Earl E. Jolly 7.68 11.70 10.05 Aaron Jones 8.70 Amos Jones 1.50 4.35 Clayton Jones 1.50 Donald L. Jones 2.10 Donald M. ~ones 8.25 Earl ~ones 7.41 6.60 4.35 Gordon Jones 6.96 J. T. Jones 12.15 Joe E. Jones 2. 10 Johnni e Jo~es 1.50 Reed R. Jo~es 9.15 Washingtp~ Zones, Jr. 6 °60 Charles H.. Jordan 1.50 Dale A. Jor.genson 9.15 Librando Juar ez 4.35 J. Wo Jung~ 6.60 potted Bear Justin, Jr. 2.10 Mary Jane ~acklex' 2.10 P~R~0NAL PROP ~TY N~ 1955 & Prior 1956 lq57 1958 1959 R. S. Faker 2el0 Hub er t Adam Kann e~ber g 2.10 Martin M. K~tz 6.60 Jack Wister Kay 6.48 John Wm. Kee 6.$0 Marvin Keeler 6.60 J. D. Kenney 3.00 Elizabeth Keesee 10.05 8.25 2.10 0. G. Ke~le~ 13~65 James G. Kellough 4.35 J. W. Kellum 17.10 13.05 8.70 Burnis Kelly 2.10 Frank Kelly 1.50 Nary Katherine Kelso 6.$0 15.30 Daniel R. Kemp 8.25 Don L. Kennedy 6.60 F. J. Kennedy 4.35 Carl Robert Kennemer 1.20 W. F. Keer 11.70 Andrew J. Kerestine III 1.68 1.50 9.60 Cecil W. Key 9.60 8.70 J. N. Kilborn 12.00 Joe Lee Killian 8.70 A. P. Kinard 1.20 Mrs. Harvey King 5.28 Marvin L. King 11.85 Rev. O. L. King 10.35 Otis T. King 4.50 Philip M. K~ng 9.60 8.70 Rodney Raymcnd King 6.60 R. W. King 2.10 1.50 H. A. Kinsf~ther 6.48 6.60 Taylor Kirk~am 6.60 Edward N. Kirkland 8.25 6.60 Doyle L. Kitltrell 4.50 W. E. Kittre~l 8.25 Bob Knight 9.60 P~SONAL PROF~R ~Y 1955 & Prior 1956 1957 1958 1959 James W. Knight 5.28 8.10 Noel S. Knight 1~ 0 Richard Knobe 6.60 Co R. Kno~t 11.70 13.95 Mary Louise Enott 4o35 A. To Knowles 11.70 Zy~unt Kochanek 8.10 E~nes t Kochler 4.35 Elaine Koefod 1.50 Mrs. Edith V. Koiner Valentine M. Kolar 6.60 4°35 W. V. Koonce 9.60 8.10 W. a. Koons 2.10 Donald James Krebs 9.60 Johni e Kr enshaw 6.60 Richard ~retcham 10 .C~ Wo E. Krueger 8.10 Mrs. Howard G. Krueter, J~. 10.05 8.25 Edith Kubeck 10.05 $.25 Eleanor Kunze 1.50 Joe La Barbera 8.10 W. E. Lackey 7.50 B. L. La CrOix 1.20 Lois Laird 8.25 6.60 4.35 Leon C. Lakev 1.50 I. E. Lambert 9.60 J. P. Lan bert 11.25 Lloyd E. Lambert 2.10 N$1an E. Landers 6.96 Oren Landers 1.50 Ben G. Lane 9.60 Edwin B. L~ne 11,70 ynell La~f,ord 1.68 1.50 Mary D. Lankfo~d 1.68 Cecil L. Lanier 16.80 Mr. & Mrs. 0. W. Larkins 1.50 I. E. Lathem 12.00 Chester D. 5aw 1.50 PERSONAL PROPERT~ 1955 & Prior 1956 1957 1958 1959 Wm. D/ Law~e$ce 4.80 2.10 E.D. Lawson 8.25 I. 0. Lawson 6°60 W. J. Lawson 4 /35 Warren ~. Layng 4.35 obeert G. Leatherwood 13.50 10.50 R~ LeBou~ 6.60 Lawrence M. Ledenham 6Q60 Don Lee 10.35 Tommy T. Lee 2.10 Wm, Lee 9.15 m. R. Lee 3.48 Ji~zmy Leeder 9 e60 Donald ¥. Lehnertz 6.60 Lee O,D~iel Lemons 1.90 Arthur A. Lenz 7.68 Hollis R. Leonard 1.50 Molly Lester 1.50 Wallace J. ,Levy 13.35 Metty Jean Lewis 1.50 Mrs. Billie M. Lewis 1.~0 illy Lewis 6.60 J. A. Lewis 8.25 Max B. Lewis 12.30 10.35 Robert E. Lewis 9.36 Mss. W. A. Lewis 8.70 C. Finly mtddell 15.75 4.35 Mrs. F. J. Lid~ell 13.65 11.85 9.15 7.50 Geo. h. Light, Jr. 10.05 Ruby Liles 6e60 G. T. Lillard 1.68 10.05 8.25 6.60 J. M. Lilla~d ~.35 Melba Lindley 10.80 Sherman Lindley 9.15 Clarence H. Lindsey 8.70 R. C. Linson 3.48 2.10 Gary L. Little 1.50 Stuart Little 4.35 10.05 David M. Lcbdell 1.50 P~R~0~kL PROPERTY A~Z 1955 & ~rlor 1956 1957- i958 i959 Marvin Licklin 4.20 2.10 1.50 D. L. Logan 9.15 V. Logan 2.10 Harold E. Loh~ 8.25 Frank R. Long 8.25 Tom & Odell ~ong 3.24 Wallace Long 1.20 Wilbert H. Long 8.25 R~2mpnd L. Langley 13,50 Hal Longstreet ~10 Ermest T. Lontos 8.70 Jack Lord 2.10 Kenneth W. Lott 37.80 Victor A. Lo~t 6.60 a. Ro Lovelace 1o50 W. W. Lowe~y 4.35 Eatell W. Lucms F. D. Lucas 18.15 10.20 L. J. Lumm 8.70 j. H. Lundy 11.85 Dean D. L~neh 1.50 Donald G. L~nch 1.50 Gloria & Lynch 2.10 8.25 Robert E. Lynch 11.70 Ruth Lynch 4.35 Alice McAden 11.70 10.~5 Clinton E. ~c~dams 2.10 Ann Mcalester 8.25 Joe McAllister 1.68 10.80 8,70 John W. mcbride 1.50 ac~ie McBride 1o20 T. L. McBride 7.68 Mary Mcca~n 6.60 Maxine McCaln 4.35 W. L. McOain 10.05 E. C. ~cClain 12.~0 H. B. mcClendon 4.35 Milfred McC.lendon 6.15 A~f~ 1955i& Prior 1956 1957 1958 1959 Ted ~cClung 3.48 2.10 A. J. ~cCl~e 6.60 cCl:~e, 4.35 8.30J. Fred M~CO~ flar~ O. McOc~ick 6.60 8j2~ 1.50 Jo~ C. McOo~ok 5.28 Mrs. ~anda 8. McOo~ick 2.10 Andrew ~c0oy~ ~r. Ed McCracken m ~0 e05 ~.70 MrS. Viv~ n ~cO~acken 1.~ A. L. McCracEin, J~. 3.48 Kenneth A. Me0rady 3.48 Z 10 u~ McCrar2: 2.10 35 Ru~ Knight Mc0ullo~ch Otis McCullouch 4.35 2.10 1.50 L. McCull~u~ 11.70 Bobby J. & K,. H. ~c0~2 9.60 Windol McfaCe 11.70 O. M. McDan~el 4.35 E. L. McD~i, el 10.05 Joe L. McDaniel 1.50 Ca~l McDonal~ 3.8~ 4.80 John 0. McDenal4 25.05 14.85 V. A. McDomal~ 13.80 W. E. McDonal~ 12.00 R. W. McDo~ell 23.~ Don McEl~e~ S. F. McGar9.608.106.604.35Ai~ McGee4.35JesseS. McGee21.7511.70RobertH. ~0Glaun4.80ar~ L. McGlynn4.50JohnP. ~c~t6.30J~esD. Mc)Intosh16.95DorisIrem~ PERSON~ PROPERTY NAME 1955 & Prior 1956 1957 1958 1959 R. L. McKee 6.60 Dorothy W. McKenzie V~m. J. ~ckinney 2. Alva Joe ~{cLemore 6.60 V~alter L. McMilla~ 1.50 Jack ~cNamara 8.25 E. E. McSpadden 2.10 Vilson McKinney 9.36 Claud Mabry 4.35 W. L. Mace 8.10 Howard Mackey 7.50 Jimmie Macsaa 9,60 J. Harley Madison, Jr. 8.70 Edward P. Maglaughlin 2.10 Ted H. Mahoney 8.70 0 B. Majors 3.48 Francisco Ma~donado 8.70 Ma~rice M~ one 12.00 8.25 Thomas E. Maloney 1.50 Don D. Manor 1.50 eldon Roy Mm~gham 3.~$ Co Co }~ann 2.10 Ed Manning 24.30 Philip A. Manning 4.80 T. I{. Mansfield 11.70 Cha~lie ~. Maples 11.70 Craig L. Marion, Jr. 1.50 Mrs. C. 0. Marker 15.00 15o00 Roy H. Markham 9.36 9060~ Raymond 2. Marshall 6.60 Charles W. ~artin 1,50 8.10 Chester ~. Martin HaTI ~artin 6.60 4,35 2.10 Harold ~. Ma,,tin 5.28 4.35 Michael D. Martin 1.50 M. Lo Mar~n 10005 Wm. M. Martim, Jr. 12.00 8.70 Albert A. Ma~tinwz 1.50 PERS0NA5 PROPERTY NA~E t955 & Prior 1956 1957 1958 1959 Leo ~a~tini 8.25 Na~a Nan Nashbu~n 9.60 Tsx N. Na~tin 2.10 1.50 Beat~ie~ N. Nason 9.60 De~is Masse~ Jack J. Mass,ey 6.60 Jack A. Mather 9.60 9.60 Clayton Nay~eson 6.60 1.50 0. Mathews 6.60 4.35 Ray A. Natzlnge~ 1.~ Billy W. Max~ey 8el0 Robert C. M~field 2.10 1.50 nette Bec~e~ May 8.25 Ed May , 11.70 Andrew Mays . T~oy ~na~ Naysey, Ino.~ 4e80 P. E. MeadoWs 7.68 Dewey Meeks 2.10 Geo. H. Mel~om 1.~ Joe a. Melton 11,8~ Do~o~y Mens[endiok 2.10 1.50 ford T. Me'edith 6.60 Elvin Me~edil~ 1.~0 9.60 Samuel E. Me.rri~ 11,70 10.05 Vardre Mette~ M~s. B~ B. ~ettle~ 9.45 7,80 Ben B. Nettler, Jp, 10.80 8.70 E. J. Nilam 1 s. H~el E. Nilam 1.~ G. L. Ntley . 20.10 J~es D. Mi~es 8.70 6,60 01ay J. Mil~er 6.60 Du~wood *. M~ille~ 1.~ He,shell Mil,let ~,~0 o. 4. 5 Robert M. Mi~ller ~.60 8.10 Wallace Miller 2~ 10 AME 1955 & Prior 1956 1957 1958 1959 W. L. Mil~ r, Jr. 10.05 J. D. Mills 5o02 2.10 Mrs Mae Mills 1.5~ L. B. Minor 8.~ V~n Minter 6048 Harrison E. Mitchell, J~. ~ 10 James G.Mitchell 4.80 Floyd K. Mize 1.68 Margie W. Mizell 6.60 4.35 Kenne~ & R. W. Mobley ~ ~ ~e~ E.L. Modes.tot X.50 ~ ~10 8.10 R. Moll 7.80 Wn. H. Monks 1.50 Billy D. M0n~$~ 2.10 John S. Montgome~ 1.50 A. W. Moo~ 2.10 Allen J. Chester Wiley Moore 1.50 D. G. Mee~e 10.05 8.25 E. S. Moore 8.25 6.60 4.35 J~es E. Mec~e 6.60 J~es W~ ~ Paula Moore 6.00 J. M. Moo~e 1.50 John H, Moe~e 10.05 J~seph D. Meer~ 11.70 LO~ree J. Moo~e 4.35 Paul J. Mo~e 8.~ 1~.~ R. V. Moore 1.50 G. Mor~ es 8.25 Santos Morales 4.35 Herbert Moran, Sr. 10.05 Ca~l B. Mo~ela~ 1.50 Albert A. Merg~ 8.10 9.60 M~. & ~rs. Alston Morgan 6.60 Doris D. M~rgan 8.25 John Elrid.Morgan 1.68 John P. Morgan E 9.60 8.10 6.60 4.35 Ly~ Morga~ 4.35 N~E 1955 ~ Prior 1956 1957 1958 1959 Freddie J. Pope 8.2~ Charles Mack Porter 31o55 Oren C. ~orte~ 2.10 S. W. Por~er 11.70 I. J. Po~terfiel~ 1~0 erett T. Potter 11.70 Noah Potter 1.50 Jerry ~. Ports 9e15 Homa~d G. Powell 3.60 Jify Powell 4~35 Rufus Powers 1~50 Gene & Eliz~be~ P~att 1.20 L. V. ~att 8.~4 8.10 N~s. C. A. Preston ll.70 Nable W. & Oscar Pretre 20.55 Billy E. Price 4.35 2.10 Herbert Gene Price 1.50 James Jack Price ~ 4.35 John W. Price, J~. 4.50 S. ~. Pritchard 11.70 y Joe Pritchett 8.70 1.~ C. E. Pritchett 1.20 6.60 C. ~. Pritchett 8.25 Gary W. Proffer Q.35 A. T. Prowell 9.60 T. E. P~itts 10.05 She~ A. P~ett 2.10 1.50 Barbara M. P~itt 13.80 Mrs. J. ~. Pu~ XI~.00 10.05 8.25 4.8O K. K. ~rcell 4.80 2.10 L. P. Pu~cell~ Jr. ~.68 S. D. Purcell 8.70 Hen~ B. Pyle 10.05 Lloyd ~uarles 8.25 M. B. Radon 2.10 B. L. Rader 2.10 E. J. Rader 18.45 Bill Rag~ 1.50 NAN~E 1955 & Prior 1956- 1957 1958 1959 Roy D. Ragsdale 6.60 Dewey L. Rainey 1.50 Joyce Rainey 4.35 6.60 Mary Ruth Rainey 11.70 Robert M. A1 Ramsey 1.80 Joe Rams ey 11.70 R. V. Oliver R~pe 1.50 Olin M. Batliff 27 .15 Helen V. Ray 9.60 Marion Ray 6 °60 5.85 Phenton Ray 12 o00 8.25 4.80 Billy H. Reasoner 8.25 Bam Reasone~, Jr. 7.68 8.10 Joseph E. Redden 6.60 Charles Lee Redfearn 10.80 J. D. Re~femn 11.70 9.60 Arthur Lee Reed 7.68 11.70 13.95 6°60 Clennie K. Reed 4.35 Elbert M. Reed 5°85 Gene O. Reed 6.60 Jeff E. Reed 11o85 Merl Reed ~X~ 9.60 Ronald P. Reeder 1o50 Mrs. ~helma Reeder 9.60 A. E. Reese 8.25 Grady & Margaret A. Reeves 10.05 8.25 6.60 J. O. Reeves 1.50 Johnie Renshaw 8.70 J. C. Reynolds lo50 Lanford L. Reynolds 1.50 Ed. W. Rhode 9o6~ E. H. Rieh 6.60 James ~. Rich 6.60 Bay Gene Rich 6.60 6.60 Tomagene Rich 9.60 Joe Richards 4035 Arvie A. Richardson 2.10 PERS0~ L PROPERTY NAME 1955 & Prior 1956 1957 1958 1959 Ben Richardson 6.60 4°35 David E. Richardson 6°60 Hem~y Richardson 8.25 13.20 217 Henry Richardson 10.05 Richardmm D. Richardson, Jr. 4.35 Gerald C o Richmond 9.60 Nits Mae Richmor~ 1.50 artin M. Ricl, ex, 8.25 C. R. Riddels 2.10 Guy W. Riddles, Jr. 11.70 W. T. Riggs 8.10 6.60 4.35 David L. Riley 2.10 Bobby Brocks Riney 4.35 L. D. Riney 8.04 Dorothy Russell Rideout 1.50 Leslie E. Roidan 6.60 Dan Rippe 4.35 Bex R. Risher 10.50 Nellie Ritchey 1.20 Sam C. Rives 1.50 Roy Roach 1.65 1.50 C. D. Roberson 3o~5 J. J. ~oberson, Jr. 8.70 Nichael ~. Roberson 1.50 wrances V. Roberts 1.20 8~10 Frank D. Roberts 1.68 Otis M. Roberts 11.70 10.05 Pete N. Roberts 9.15 W. L. Robe~tson Jr. 2.10 Cecil w. Robinson 2.10 1.50 Edward G. Robinson 6.60 4.35 H. L. Robinson 4.44 13.95 10.80 Lindell Robinson 7.50 10.80 8.70 L. C. Robinson 7.50 Martha Ann Robinson 1.50 Thomas W. Robinson 6.60 Frankie Ro~en 3.48 2.10 Emery R,y Rodgers 11.70 John Paul R0dgers 1.30 8.25 PERSONAL PROPERTY NA~E 1955 & Prior 1956 1957 1955 1959 Robert Roe Jr. 2.10 Billy Rogers g 10 1.50 Ealon Rogers 8.25 6.60 4.35 L. C. Rogers 7.50 4.50 G. T. Rogers 1.50 6.60 Russell G. Rogers 9.45 Willie G. Rogers 1.50 LeRoy RS · 1.50 T. Rose 2.10 Wm. B. Rogers 2.10 John Rosenquest 2.10 Linnie Ross 10.05 8.25 6.60 J. G. Rowland 8.10 H. C. Rud~ell 8.70 6.60 4.35 Louis H. Runge III 1.68 Wallace H. Rusch 4.35 Gene R. Rush 2.10 J. A. Ruslsell 2.10 Clinton H. Russell 1.68 Nils Alex,ander Rutherford 1.50 elbagene ~11 Ryan 8.64 Marlan L. Sanderson 6.60 John C. ~torrie 6.60 John W. S,chwab 4.80 Owen St. ,Clai~ 11.70 Kenneth S~. John 6°00 Roger E. Sage 9.36 Robert E. Stafford 2.10 Chas. Sal mens 9.60 8.70 C. R. Stamford 11.70 Douglas Sanderson 6.60 p. A. San~ord ~.80 ~.35 Barbara Sap~ 7.89 James Mo sargent 4.35 2.10 G1Ndle Savage 6.60 June Scarbrough 4.35 11.70 Beulah ~chelling 4.35 H. R. Schneider 8.70 6.60 P~RBONAL PROPERTY NAME 1955 & Prior 1956 195~ 1958 1959 Fr~k Schue~sler 4.35 Alber~ E. Schrig, Jr. 8,25 James W. Sco~ins 1.50 James W. Scoffins Jr, 9,60 8,10 Wm. T. Scoffins 6°60 2.10 Arthur J. Scott 7.68 8.10 9.60 8.25 Bennie F. Scott 4,35 G. F. Scott 9.84 10.35 George S. Scott 16.20 James D. Searles 6.60 Walter T. Seely 10.05 8.25 14.40 J. B. Self 1.50 J. Wo Self 6.60 N. L. Self 2,10 Geo. a Jettie Selso n 5.28 4.35 Jimmy W. Seru~ 4.35 Ivy Ruth Se~vier 8.10 R, E. Shahan 6.60 Kennon Shank 1,50 Willis W. Sharlk 4.35 Amos E. Shasteen 8.70 David E. Shaw 4.80 Valeria A. Sheehan Don ~. Sheele~ 6.48 13.80 12.00 10.05 James E. Shelton 1.50 Jack L. Sherman 11.70 J. R. S~ip$~ 1.50 Geo. L. Shirley 1.20 10.80 J.D. Shirley 13.65 Don W. Shoeler 8.25 F. L. Shoemake 11.70 Charles F. Short 6.60 Jol~n C. Shox~t 20.10 Bill ShytlSs 2,10 6.60 4.35 J. W. Shytles 8.70 10.95 2.10 2. 10 A. R. Sides 11.04 John L. Sie~eb 8.10 Bobby Sikes 1.68 6,60 4.35 2.10 1.50 NANE 1955 & Prior 1956 1957 1~58 1959 Joel R. Sikes 10.05 Thomas M. Sillyman 6.60 Betty S irmmo~s 6,~0 Larry B. sim mona 1.68 1,50 T. D. Simons 10.05 11.7o 10.05 10.05 A. B. Si~s ~,10 Jim ~imon 7.50 ille~ J. Blmpkins 4,35 8.25 Jo~n Cha~lee Simplee 6.60 mnest Hen~ Bims 8.25 O~ene Sims 1.~0 Je~ R. Sims om~ & Linda Sims 1,50 Stanley Ray ~ingleten 5.28 J. R. ~itton 1.~0 Mrs. Ka~n 8iz~cre 8.10 Etta 8kiles 6.60 4.35 s. w. s~a~ 4.~5 Audrey E. Slosh 8,70 7.50 4.50 23.~0 Jim Bmallwo~d 8.25 A. J. Smi~ 2.10 Beatrice Y. 'Bmi~ 6.60 l~ g. ~i~ 4.35 Bobb Gene ~ 7,50 Cecil ~ayme ~ Bmi~ 1.50 char~ s Y. S~ 8,70 Delber~ L. S~ 8.70 E. E. Smith 2.10 G~i ~mi~ 6.60 Haskell C. ~mi~ 2.10 Mrs. Hattie ~mith Est. 17D'4 Mrs. Hudson Smi~ 3.48 10.35 I. J. Bmitb 10.05 Jack M. S~itb 6.60 D. Sml~ ~.50 Kei~ L. smith 6.60 Lestem E. Smith 12.00 O. A. Smi~ 2,10 PERS 0N~L PROPERTY 1955 & Prior 1956 1957 1958 1959 o. R. Smith 7.5o Ralp~ W. Smith 4.35 Rommie C. Smith 2,10 10.05 8.25 Rufus E. Smith 12.30 Simon Smit~ 8.25 4.80 Stanley Jokn Smith 11.85 Wanda L. F, Smit~ 6.60 w. Clarence Smith $,96 13,50 17.40 6.60 Whit D. Smith 11.70 Wm. Smith,. Jr. 7.68 8,10 12.00 John Snider 4.35 Lynn H. Snow 8.25 John G. SnWwden Jr. 8.70 Jeanette Snuggs 1.50 Sam A. Sorkin 11.04 Douglas E. Sowell 8.70 Ga~y Spa~n 3.48 Joe T. Smi~ 9.60 M~s. C.V..Spamu 1.50 J. W. Sparkman 19.95 Dale ~m. Spence 6.60 Ira L. Spemcer 10.95 4.35 M. W. Splawn 1.20 2.10 1.50 Ernest Spa~ybary 1.50 Jerrell Sp~ayba~y 4.35 S. A. Spraybary 2.10 Charles Spraber~y 1.20 Clarence spraba~y 1.50 James Spra~berry 4.35 Walter Spt aberry 2.10 6,60 4.35 Harlow Spronse 3,48 Robert E. ~quires~ 8.2~ 6,60 E. C. stafford 1~20 Charles B.. Stalcup 1.20 C. V. Stallings 8.10 Bobby Sta~ ford 6,60 4.35 J. E. Stanley 8.10 R. ~. Sta~ le2 13.65 NAME 19~5 & Prior 19%6 1957 1958 1959 Le~a~d Stamsbe~ry, Jl% 8.10 W. A. stapl~ton 8.70 Mrs. J. V. Stark 2.10 Nellie S. Stank 1.50 R. ~. Stm~a~s 1.50 E. R. Start 7.44 i~e G. Btar~ 9.60 8.70 R. E. St~ 6.60 M~s. John B. Stasney ~.35 R. H. staten 1,~0 Wm. V. Steele, J~. 8.70 9.60 Wm. V. Steele 8.70 10.9% ~.35 Wayne Ste~ett 9.60 B. M. Stephens 10.50 8.70 Ke~e~ St~hens g 10 Elmer R. ~tephenson ~.10 1.50 G. R. Steph.enson Marie S teph~nson 2.10 T. R. Stephenson 2.10 Lee S tephensen 10.05 8.25 John H. Stewa~rt 21.75 Marvin R. S.tewa~t, J~. 1.50 To~ Stewart 9.36 W. E. Stiles Billy Bob S~timpson 1.68 J. D. Stimpson 1~0 J. W. Stimpson Jim 8 tinebau~ 7.50 illis D. Bi. son 6.60 John ~. Sto~ke~ 8.25 Carl T. ~to~e 10.50 15.30 10.95 Claude ~. S~tone 1.50 I. A. & Jean Stone 10.80 8.70 J. A. ~tout, 12.~0 10.05 Lawrence Stowe 11.70 Billie B. S~icklmd 8.~ Hubert S t~ickland Marvin C. 8~ickland 9.60 8.70 PER~0NAL PROPERTY NAME 1955 & Prior 1956 1957 1958 19~9 Morris E. Btrickland 4.35 B. C. StricklanH 1.50 Joe Strong, ISl'e 1.50 Barl R. Str~uH 2.10 W. H. Stuart 6.60 Robert ~. Bturdevant 4.50 4.35 J. D. ~uggs 2.10 Henry Suitor 6.60 Billte J. S~llivan 8.10 2.10 R. E. Sullivan 9.60 W. C. Sullivan 11o10 Jackie F. $~thex,~ ~ 6,60 J. ?o SwaggertY, Jr, 8.0~ C. D. Bwans~n 4,35 B. J. Sweatmam 1.20 Chester M. Sweatman 2.10 1.50 Charlew Henry Switzer 8.25 uis R. T~Dlee 2.10 Joseph J. Tallah 16~35 12.15 9.60 13.50 O. H. Talleson 6~60 Yauncy ~. Tankereley 2.10 10.05 D. R. Tarpley 9.36 Duane Tatum 8.10 C. E. Taylo~ 1.20 Elyson B. Taylo~ 7.68 Gene~ PatTayle~ 11.25 Harold G. Taylor 1,50 J. N. Ta$1or 8.70 Joe Taylor 4.35 2.10 John C. ~ay!or 9.36 10,~5 11,70 4.35 L. R. Taylor' 4,35 1.50 Olan L. Taylor 8.25 8/7~ R. D. Taylox. 2.10 4,80 2.10 Richard L. Taylor 3.60 2.10 Robert De~' Tayle~ 7.32 9.15 Tom D. Taylor 9~,60 T. T. TAylo~ 9.45 Willie C. T~ylox- 9.60 1955 & Prior 1956 1957 1958 1959 Donald S. Tebbetts 5.28 Joseph F. Teel 10.80 carroll Teeter 6.60 T. J. Tenne~-j 7.50 Joseph R. Tenois 6.60 Lee Terrell 8.25 Eugene A o Terry 10,05 10.05 W. A. Terry 2.10 Bill D. Testerman 4.09 2,10 4.35 M. T. Therogood 1.50 1.50 Janet Thigpen 4.20 6.30 M. K. Thogma~in 3.48 J. D. Thomas 8.70 Mrs. Lessie V. Thomas 1.50 Robert S. Thomas 4.35 J. F. Thoma$on 10.05 10.80 David a. Thempson 8.25 E. Thompson §°25 Hester Thompson 4.35 Jack W. Thompson 6,60 Ja~ R. Tho.4~m~ 8.25 Julian B. & Gwendolyn Thompso$ 7.50 John Thompson 1.50 L. P. ~ompson 8.25 ~X~(8,10) alter H. Thompson, Jr. 9,6~ A. E. Thornton 1.20 Meredith D. '~ornton~ 15.00 Darwin D. Thmeadgill 1.50 Fred S. ~urmond 9.90 Wade '~hurmond 8.25 hobert B. Tice 6,60 Allen C. Tinsh 5.28 4.35 A. B, & Marlene Timsley 8o10 ilbert A. Tis~a, Jr. 8.55 Barry D. Ti~ale 2.10 Donald Tittle 10.80 Oscar C, Tod~ 6,60 G. A~ Tooke 2.10 Nk~ ' 1955 a P~o~ 19~6 1957 1958 1959 T. oom , .80 Winbu~n TO~S ~ .10 Ru~ ~ipple 16.05 Bobbye ~ite 4,35 0a~l ~ite 2.10 9.60 cPei~ton H~ ~i~e 9.65 Earl W. ~i~e ~.35 2.10 G. W. ~i~e 1.68 6,60 ~.35 2.10 8.25 J. A. Whi~e 1.20 J~es ~i~e~ 2.10 Lle~ O. ~i~e 12.00 R~mond ~hi~e 12e60 17.85 Wm. ~i~e, JPe 1~.00 E. L~ ~itl~yk JP. 2el0 M~S. Beatrice L. ~itmm 8.10 Kenne~ W. ~itting~n- 1.50 Je~ ~itwo~ 1.~ ~ 10 s~ Ha~eld H. wi~a~ 3.~ 1.8o J. Rex Wie~,m J~ 9e60 Richard B. ~leP 2.10 M. E. Wiessne~ 6e60 Donald Wilcox 2 el0 Bobby D. Wilp~son R. C. ~iley 11.70 Morris F .Wilhite 11,70 Glen R · Wilkinson 8.10 6.60 J~es W. & M~ine il~i~son 1.68 Bobble WillefoPd Jess H, Willefe~d 10.05 Ca~e~ine p. Willia~ Charles Lee Williams ~.35 10.50 Donald L. Wlllia~ 2.10 vin Willies 8.6~ 1,50 2.10 Geo. W. Willies 6.~8 J~es F. ~illia~ Mack Williams 1.20 Ma~a Lou Williams 1.50 Ray Wi llia~ 1.50 4.35 4.35 F~"RBO NAL PROP~TT NANE 1955 & Prior 1956 1957 1958 1959 1~ilme~ Wallace 1o50 W. W. Wallamd~- 18.75 6°60 4.35 F. R. Waller 5.28 Robert Wallis 9,60 Gene Walls 8,25 Jane A. Wal~ers 1.50 Jimmy & Peggy Walters 10.05 Mrs. 0la Walters 6.60 S. L. Walton 6.60 Glynn Ward 3,48 W. L. ~ard 2.25 Glen R. Watkirm 4.35 A. B. Watson 1.50 Char]~ s Ray watson 2.10 Marylue Watson 6 e60 Jim Wafters 6.60 Thomas wat~erse $ 4.3~ M. P. Ward 11,70 9.60 Mary Watson 1 ~ 0 W. H. Webstep 11.55 8.55 Leonard & Betty Weeks 12.00 Mrs. Ben W. Weiss 6.60 Henry F. Welborn 6.60 9.45 Ma~y Haggard Welborn 2.10 C. B. Weleh 2.10 James R. Wel~h 10.50 9,60 Rob eft H. Wells 11,70 9.60 Weldon S. Wells 10.05 Bill D. Werner ~(10°05) Harrison West 1.68 Jim Wes ~fall 10.50 Donald F. ~e~b 13,50 Randel Web~ ,Jr, 4,35 Weber Show Case & ~ixtu~e 9.60 8.70 C. E. ~elfare 10.80 10.8~ Lora Kurtz West 2.10 Robert J. W~Stever 2. 10 W. L. What ton 11.70 PERSONAL PROPER ~ff NA~E 1955 & Prior 1956 1957 1958 1959 W. L. Wharton 3.00 0. A. Whea$, Jr. 4.35 Geneva Wheeler 8.25 6.60 Bobby t~neeler 4.35 0harle s H.Wood~ow 2.10 Doris Woodruff 6.60 Jack WoodPuff L. W. Wood,on 1.50 7.50 4.~ La~nece T. ,Weedy 1.50 He~y C. Woolsey 9.60 Robert T. Woolsey, Jr. 1.50 B~ W. WolSey 1.50 w. ~. Wo~ R. L. ~ren C. M. Wri~t 13.65 K~e O. w~t 3.48 Le E. WriSt 6.60 4.35 2. 10 Rex WriSt 9.~0 Tommy Jack ~i~t 1.68 I~ene P. Wylie 6~.~ ~(4.35) Charles A. ~ly 1.50 Sam *. wy~, 8~.25 W. W. Wynn 7,32 7.50 Douglas D. Y~c~ 1.68 Albert L. Yarbrou~ Kenneth YarbPou~ 3 01eh P. Yarb~ou~ 9,60 4.35 2.10 P~i N, Yarb~ 3e48 ~.10 Ruel Ya~broU~ 5.25 M. C. Yates 9.36 W. D. Yates. 10.80 ack H. Yelken ~ Elly Yo~k, ~. 10.05 Earl B. Yo~g 5.28 10.05 Jerry V. Young 10.~2 ig R. & Ma~y W. Yo~g 8.~ Ma~y C. Young 10.05 P~ 1 Zelanski 7.~ P~S 0NAL PROPERTY NAME 1855 & Prior 1956 1957 1958 1959 Douglas Wood 3,48 M. 0. Woodard 11.70 Melvin 0. Woodard 10.50 C. Wayne Woo~tng Robert W. Townsend 1.50 Willie C. Trail 1.20 O. R. Tredaway 2.10 Theodore R. Trietsch 6,60 eldon Treitsch 6.60 Roy G. Tuggle 9o60 Jerry D. Tu~k 2.10 Arthur Turner St, 1.68 Eva Joyce TwArne~ 1.50 Richard Turner 4.35 Raymond Us s,ery 1,~0 William Ussery 1.50 Walter Z. Vaden 9,60 H. R. Vanderpool 10.05 4.50 H. C, Vande~,voort 18.45 Mrs. 0. V. Varne r 1.50 L. J. Varner 6,48 6.60 N. D. Vaughn 9o60 6.60 R. Vaughter 11.70 Nolan Veal 1.65 4.35 James D. Vercher ~ 6.60 M. Verrelt 9.60 H. L. Vinsom 4.35 Pau; R. Voe:,tman 19.05 Miss Marie J. V~itlemin 6.60 D. J. Wagg 8 John J. Wagg~er 8.70 Darles Waites 6.60 Eleanor Joyce Walker 1.20 Ronald G. Walker 4.35 Roy Lee Walker 2.10 S. W. Walker 4.35 Bobby G. Wallace 8el0 Ruber t ~Vallace 2.10 PERSONAL PROPERTY NA~E 1955 & Prior 1956 1957 1958 1959 Roscoe Willliams 6.60 4.35 Teresa Lama~ Williams 11.85 John W.Williamson 4.35 Roy T. Willliford 5.28 2.10 B. R. Willi's 10.05 2.10 Charles A. Willis 6.60 Bettye Wilson 8.25 6.60 2everly Ho Wilson 1.68 Bill Wilson 6.42 4.35 2.10 1.50 Bill R. Wilson 2.10 Billy ~ilson 6.60 6.60 Bo ~. Wilso~ 10.05 8.25 Darold F. Wilson 2.10 Edward N. Wilson 2.10 Frank Wilson 1.50 Gerald W. 'Wilson 10.05 X~e~5 ~ 6.60 Harold WilsOn Mrs. Heaen D. Wilson 1.~0 e~y L. Wilson 6,60 Ka~erine ~ilson 10 M. Wilsem 11.70 Mrs. B. B. Wilson 6,$0 Le~oy B. Wilsem 8.10 Lee ~ils.n ~.68 12.00 Lloyd C. ~ilsen 8.0~ L. T. ~ilsem 6.60 Stover B. Nilsen 12~45 10.20 Pat N. Win~am 6~60 Elmer M. Wi~es, J~. 8.70 H, L. Winnett ~e35 2.10 Wa~e Winter 11.70 2.10 8.25 Laura Nelle~ Wi~thlin 8.25 J~ Wise~n 1~ 0 Nickey Wise~ 2.10 Amos Wolfe 8.25 Paul Wolff 8.25 Ramon Womack 10.05 Fred ~. Wom~le 10.50 Name 1955 & 1956 1957 1958 1959 Prior M. W. Ziemer 6.~8 6.60 Eloise S. Zimmerma~ 8.6~ 8.70 18.50 9.60 8.70 Joseph Zerio~k, Jr. 7.68 Reba M. Buokl.ew 8.25 Donald E. Ou~d 13.65 Bill D. KerasI ~.55 Roger ~. Sml~h 8.25 W. G. Loekri~ge 5.~8 8.70 5.85 L. E. Akers 6.60 rankM. 0ip~ian 10.05 Sa~mie Sweet IEstes 11.85 J. O. Goodne~ 1.50 Richard L. Howell 1.20 Delbert L. Smith 8.70 1.50 Jack 8tar~ley Don H. Townsend 10.05 J. M. Young ~.09 W. L. Thomas: 10.05 JoiA. Brag~ 12.09 Dennis L. Baug~man 2.10 1.50 Edwin Dioksom 8.70 Mrs. Adele ~. D~kes 6.60 0afl B. Lambert, Jr. 10.05 J. H. Brocks, 9.15 8.25 Kelly Giles 2.10 Walter B. He~ri~g 8.25 6.00 55OnisA. Taylor && 1,578.51 3,991.65 3,753.50 3,637.95 2,829.22 Total Oharge Offs $15,810.83 OHANGE$ IN 19~9 TAX ROLL Personal (Oharge Offs) Debit Credit Mary M. All~eed 13.65 ra~k N. Hall 99.45 Jack Cole ll.70 Robert 0ttma~ 25.35 Texas ~amily ~armer Service Corp. 1.65 Mrs. I. L. ~oydston 3.60 Wm. C. Burk~ 6.60 H. D. Clark 30.90 J. T. Keen 18.45 C. L. McKelvey 8.70 A. W. Pearsem 22.80 J. N. Sanfe~ 10.35 Bob Vestal 12.00 Zera Williams ll.70 Dick R. Morrow 21.30 ritz Barthold 6.60 0. A. Barton, Jr. 14.25 Ko,noSh Cl~pitt 19.95 Hal Jackse~ 15.90 Delbert Murdeek 18.30 Ray Smith 2.10 W. M. Thompson 4.35 Robert Gayle Mayberry 13.20 Clayton 0..Davis 19.95 R. N. Morris 28.05 Arvill G. Newby 8.70 Jackie J. Redfearn 6.00 H. A. McDonald 8.25 Bobby C. Jaokso~ 8.25 Vemeta Young & ~ramois Young 16.05 Edward Stephens Bayless, Jr. 1.50 B. O. Bishop 8.25 0afl B. 0ompte~ 11.70 Richard M..Elliott 6.15 L. M. Howard 8.70 Carnie B. ~arsh 9.15 Price D. W~llaoe 1.50 0harles J..Broeks 8.2~ George Bell 10.50 Jackie W. ~tamley 13.20 Thomas M. Warren 15.75 Kay Lynu W~s~n 9.60 10.$5EleamorK.i Bar~s Grace L. PMllard 7.50 8.25 D. K. Poll~r~ 6.60 Eugene Bl~gg A. H. Wo~ 8.70 J. S. 0oll!~6sworth 21.75 H. L. Dung~n 28.50 Ralph L. T~ylor 8.70 Earl 0arsea 6.60 H. R. Pemb~rton 18.15 Mrs. Gene ~eely 9.60 H. 0. Tall~ferro 2.10 H. 0. Brow~ 1.50 Daniel O. ~urry 6.60 R~ohard H. IOook 2.10 George Maoklin 1.50 R. H. Thorp 9.60 Mrs. Lawreaoe Lamd 8.10 Marvel D. Voorheee 10.05 Pearl 0. H~nsel 11.70 A. L. Herrlott 11.70 J. R. 0arleten 93.15 Jaok Bryeo~ 9.60 Witt Blair 23.55 Ghee. B. L~ok 15.90 E. H. B. E. Allem 9.60 Pred M. De~l 16.05 Kenneth Cox 16.20 Eob MoOutheom 8.25 Jimmy Norm~le 11.70 L. J. Robe~eem, Jr.! ~.35 35GeorgeT. Smith , John H. Sterrie ~.35 W. E. Williams ~.50 Ruba Joe Wlm~erly 9.15 j. j. Marshall 8.10 Robert A. ~alkenberg, Jr. 16.65 B. Ploy~ 25.95 l~rankA. 0amp 18.30 Homer Bronstad 16.20 J. P. Bate~a ll.70 Mrs. E. A.i Eudspeth! ~.35 6.60A. J. Barnett J. T. McDonald 8.10 E. A. Yate,e 8.25 Joe Milam 2.10 J. W. Do4dI 9.60 Joe B. Br~oe 0urtis P. Bruoe 6.60 Albert Br~udenberger 12.60 Siler ~au~kner, Jr. 18.60 Raymond B~doveky 8.70 Geo. 0 & ~sther L. Egolf 10.05 Marvin B.~inoher 1.50 J. A. Fusion 8.55 0rbin E. ~utle~ge 8.10 David R. R~dden 18.60 Jane M. Sea%e Robert E. Wilson 4.35 Mary Huffer~ 6.$5 Gilbert W. porter Edward L. B~andenberger, Jr. 8.70 Helen A. Lu~eman 18.50 Bennett Ricle 11.70 W. P. Davis 2~.30 H. J. Robinson 8.10 Wm. F. King 8.25 W. B. Whit~side 21.00 L. E. WllsQn 15.20 Lee E. Johnson 8.70 G. E. Taylor 2.10 Donald L. ~etson 21.50 Southwestern Pmblishi~g 0o. 9.60 0pitz Sandl& Gravel $5.00 Hobby Flncher 10.55 Fred D. Stringer 11.70 Wm. Jackeo~ Garage 1.50 i 12.15O. E. Jones R. F. Davis 6.$5 U. J. Ramsay 22.20 Joel 0. Wilson 6.60 M. S. Shockley 8.70 Luther Allen 9.15 Jess E. Sc~midt 8.25 Robert 0. Downey 11.70 Ward 0. SmSth 8.25 Guy Herbert 1.50 Ora Jean Herod 1.50 Mrs. S. R. Taylor 15.90 Norman L. Gore 8.25 Earl L. Frost 8.10 Edward N. Kirkla~d W. J. Hushey 10.55 Janie 0astlllo 6.60 John L. Johnson Otis Davideon 6.60 Wm. Riley ~llley 8.25 16.050. W. Knight Fred ~. Reled 9.60 Jewel Smith 7.55 James S. MoReynolds 2.10 Jodie E. Johnson, Jr. 6.60 Hobby Farmer 20.55 E. A. Nell, Jr. 1~.70 R. ~. Hammond 9.15 Brooks Ho~t 18.00 McDonald ~ Barbara Gay 6.60 Sidney Brandenburger 8.70 erechel ~. Reid $.50 Ben ~. ~oo~e 2.10 John E. Je~ison 5.25 Hollaad Ne~ Machine Div. of Sperry Rand Owen ~riffi~ ~ 9.60 Gus Radons! 2.10 Jim George, H. G. Rylander 8.25 Gladys Bates 4.80 T. W. Byromi Pays Mc0orm~ck $.70 Jerry ?atoJ~nsky Leon R. BehFinger 8.70 Lewis Behri~ger 6.60 Jadk L. Pet~rsom ~.~5 W. F. Housd~n 1.50 Dock PrueStlHale 8.70 0eckl & Mary Ann Jodsko 8.70 Ray Meredith ~.~5 Thomas L. S~ark 6.60 Ronald Willy. son 8.70 Mary MoOorm~ok ~.~5 Joh~ W. MeBride 6.00 Jean Wells 8.25 0. B. La~gh~ 10.05 arret~ Bod Shop 6.60 Mrs. Ruth F:.elder 2.10 H~llis E. Beane 9.15 0. J. S~anl~y 6.60 Sou~her~ States Eleotrie 6.60 Richard R. ~iller 1~.20 eroy Ho~erlZocher~ 7.65 E. L. Wilse~ 16.65 Harry S. West 18.~0 Leonard E. $tri~matter 7.65 Mrs. WynemalS. Tats 6.60 Wm. B. 0ham~ers 8.70 Raymond Dod~ 1.50 Bruce Llndg~e~ 2.10 MerganW. W~lker 2.10 Jimmy J. Lo,,ell 6.60 Mrs. Bess ~(.rester 22.80 Grady L. Ervim ll.70 B. A. Laste~ 4.80 Bobby ~ber~'~on 7.50 E. 0. Vande3'venter 4.35 01in E. New';on 8.25 E. J carter 2.10 Jack D. Mil:.er 4.35 Truitt Doyl~ 28.65 lc~d S~ee~ 1~.80 0urtis Trent 2.10 Glen R. Wilkinson 4.35 Raymond emi,th 21.00 Mrs. V. W. ,Gates 2.10 Natlie Moe~ler 8.70 Raymond A. iPittma~ 9.60 E. J. Sorg~rager 6.60 Oecil ~. W~rd 1.50 James & Wa~da 0ezby 1.50 L. A. Plyr 9.60 Pauline 8ta~r 6.60 T. H. Boyd~ton (1958) 9.60 Mrs. V. W. Gates (1958) 4.35 Jim R. Sybert (Del.) 8.25 Business (Oharge Offs) Barrager 0~l 0ompamy 51.00 Dudley Insurance Ge. 6.00 Nall Produce 55.80 Tastee Preez 10.50 Seven Up Bettlimg 0o. 30.90 White Auto Store 163.72 Real Estatg (Oharge Offs) 5.1/105 254.25 16/388 51.00 17/352 36.75 N~8 ¥,±l~s 127.50 5/190J 225.00 5/11~ 52.50 39/272 18,75 Blk 274 50x150 1.50 1/4022 96,30 5/A~8 22.50 7/4019E 96.00 14/421 27.00 Joe D. Asheraft (2/416) 31.35 5.~/179 11o25 1.1/350M 24.00 9/276 1.50 5/136A 112.50 9,2/2?6 ?.50 Personal (S~pplements) Mrs. Mary ~llgood2,10FrankN. H~ll26.55JackColeI 4.35Robert0tt~an4.80JulianT. ~oon13.65J. T. Koon4.80DickR. Morrow 8.25HalJackson4.20RobertGay~eMayberry1.50DelbertMu~dook8.70Venita & ~anoisYoung4.35C. R. McGa~hy6.60W. P. Davis12.60W. E. Hammon8°25OpitzSand & Gravel12.45L. E. Wilson1.50redD. Stringer4.35Donald ~. ~etson9.60R. ~. Davis2.10U. J. Ramsey8.70D. E. Smith10.05DavidR. R~dden4.95Mrs. S. R. ITaylor2. J. B. ~loyd 12.15 John G. 01~ 11.70 Homer Brons~a~ 9.60 rank A. O~p 4.35 J. P. Bateha 1.50 Albert BrandenBerger 4.35 E. ~. Wilson 6.60 Harry West 6.60 Business (Supplements) Barrager Oil Oompany 15o00 Nall Pro~uce 0o. 49.50 Tastee ~reez 7.50 White Auto Store 65.55 Real Estate (Supplements) 16/988 98.z5 5.1/105 104.25 7.6/171 16.50 5/925 lOS.00 5/19oJ SlO.OO 5/113 96.00 17/952 1.50 2.9/907 81.00 4/307 42.00 1.5/175 9.75 7/4019E 9.00 5/196A 91.50 10.7/475 52.95 14/191D 51.00 97/272 7.50 7.4/2~2 3.00 7.9/292 9.00 2/416 12.00 1/~022 2.25 1,925o95 9,775.72 Total A4Jus%hnents 2,451.77 AT A REGULAR HEETINC OF TP~ CITY COUNUIL OF THE C~TY OF DENTON~ TEXA~ HELD IN THE MUNICIPAL BUILDING OF SAID CITY ON THE 12TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A.D. 1961. RESOLUTION WHE~mA~, it is the duty of the Chief of Police of the City of Denton, Texas, tO place and maintain all official traffic signs and signals, and to establish, designate, restrict or mark by proper signs, buttons, lines and marks for crosswalks, safety zones, traffic lanes, loading zones, passenger zones, fire and police reserved zones, school zones and parking spaces, all subject to the approval of the City Council amd sub3ect to the provisions of Article 16.09 of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Denton, Texas, and WHEP. EA~, the City Council has heretofore approved the installation of a one-way traffic system in and upon certain streets in the City of Denton, Texas, for the purpose of facilitating the adequate movement of traffic upon the said streets, and WHEREAS, the placing and maintaining of all official traffic signs and signals in order to accomplish the re-routing of traffic upon the said streets has been heretofore ordered by the City Council, now therefore be it RESOLVED BY THE CITY UOUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, that the placing and maintaining of all official traffic signs and signals in order to accomplish the one-way movement of traffic in and upon the following streets in the City of Denton, Texas, is hereby in all things approved DIRECTION OF STREET ONE-WAY TRAFFIC ONE WAY FROM TO Elm Street South University Drive Eagle Drive Locust Street North University Drive Eagle Drive Oak Street West Elm Street Avenue G Hickory Street East Elm Street Avenue C Avenue A South Hickory Street Chestnut Street ChestnutlStreet West Avenue A Avenue B Avenue B North Chestnut Street Hickory Street DIRECTION OF gTREET ONE-WAY TRAFFIC ONE WAY FROM TO' Eagle Drive East Elm Street Locust Street Sycamore gtreet West Avenue B Avenue C Gary gtreet East Elm Street Locust gtreet Mulberry Street East Avenue B Avenue C Third Street West Elm gtreet Locust Street and be it further RESOLVED, that the establishment by the Chief of Police of the City of Denton, Texas, or any official or employee of the City of Denton acting by or under the authority of the Chief of Police, of amy and all of the official traffic signals, signs and curb markings prior to the date of this Resolution be, and the same is hereby, approved, ratified and confirmed as of the date of actual establish- ment, and be it further RESOLVED, that this Resolution be, and the same is hereby, declared to be cumulative of all other resolutions and ordinances of the same subject. PA~SED AND APPROVED this 12th day of September, A.D. 1961. yor ~ City of Denton, Texas City Secretary City of~ Denton, Texas City of Denton, Texas AT A SPECIAL I~ETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, HELD IN THE MUNICIPAL BUILDING OF SAID CITY ON THE 14TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A.D. 1961 RESOLUTION WHEREAS, Trinity Valley Helicopter Service of Fort Worth, Texas, has applied to the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas, for a temporary establishment of a helicopter landing area on certain property belonging to CeBtral Baptist Church at 2300 Beaumont Street in the City of Denton, Texas., under provisions of Article 2.08 of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Denton, and EREA~, such landing area is requested for the purpose of offering helie~pter rides to the public for hire for the duration of the 1961 North Texas State Fair only, and WHEREAS, such proposal has the approval of the Central Baptist Church and the North Texas State Fair Association, and 14HEP,~, it appears that Trinity Valley Helicopter Service has secured liability insurance coverage with $50,000/$500,000 limits for the protection of the public, now therefore BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, that the vacant property adjacent to and belonging to Central Baptist Church at 23001Beaumont Street in the City of Denton, Texas, be, and the same is hereby, desisnated as a regular helicopter landing area under the provisions of Article 2.081of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Denton, Texas, for a temporary period not exceeding the duration of the 1961 North Texas State Fair, and be it f~rther RESOLVED, that the said Trinity Valley Helicopter Service be, and it is hereby, granted permission to offer helicopter rides for hire to the public at said location during the hours that the 1961 North Texas State Fair is openlto the public, and be it further RESOLVED, that the permission to operate helicopter rides for hire within the Oity of Denton, Texas, as aforesaid, be all upon the condition that Trinity THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF DENTON : This agreement, made the 15th day of September, 1961, by and between the Trinity Valley Helicopter Service of the County of Tarrant, State of Texas, hereinafter called "Trinity Valley", and the City of Denton, Texas, a municipal corporation of the County of Denton, State of Texas, hereinafter W ITNE S SETH. THAT WHEREAS, Trinity valley desires to use a temporary helicopter landing area on certain property belonging to Central Baptist Church at 2300 B~aumont Street in the City of Denton, Texas, for the purpose of offering helicopter rides to the public for hire for the duration of the 1961 North Texas ~tate Fair only, and WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas, has approved such use of the aforesaid property by resolution dated the 14th day of September, A D 1961, subject to Trinity Valley releasing the City of Denton, Texas,from any and all liabilities which may in any way arise out of or be connected with the aforesaid, now therefore: Trinity Valley, in consideration of the granting by the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas, for permission to temporarily use for a helicopter landing area certain property belonging to Central Baptist Church at 2300 Beaumont Street in the City of Denton, Texas, for the purpose of offering helicopter rides to the public for hire for the duration of the 1961 North Texas State Fair, agrees to indemnify and forever hold harmless the said City against each and every claim, damage or cause of action that may be made or come against it by reason of or in any way arising out of the aforesaid use of the aforesaid premises, and also against any claim, damage or cause of action against the said City by reason of any liability that is or may be imposed upon the said City under the laws of this State, on account of the offering of helicopter rides to the public for hire and the carrying of passengers for hire in and about said City of Denton, Texas, by virtue of the permission to 13 September 1961 ity of Denton enton, Texas Attn: Mr. Bly, Oity Manager 3ubJeet: Proposal for helicopter excursion rides within city limits of the City of Denton. Dear Sir: Trinity Valley Helicopter Service of Ft. Worth, Texas makes the followimg proposal concerning heli- copter rides in the vicinity of the North Texas State Fair Groumds for youm consideration. 1 Area to be used will be adjacent to the atr Grotu%ds. This property is immediately bohtnd the Cemtral Baptist Church. The Church has granted us pex~lssion to use their proporty on a percentage basis. Access will be made by opening a suitable leng%h of fencing. 2. Our rides will be made at ~3.00 per adult fare and $1,00 for any child occupying same seat With adult. 3. We propose te operate as an added attraction to the Fair. Mr. Earl Foreman indicated any arrange- ment we could make off the Fair Grounds would be acceptable to him. No space was available on the immediate grounds. 4. The equipment we propose to use is a 12-0 Hiller Helicopter. Normal passenger load two adults and pilot. Servicing will be made Denton Airport. 5. We would like to start operation at 2 PM Friday 15 September 1961 and continue on a full day and night schedule until the Fair closes weather permitting). 6., Area to be used will be supervlsed by a ground attendant a~ all times. Proper roping-off lamding area will ~e accomplished. All neeessa~V afety precautions will be made. 7. Our liabilit~ insurance coverage limits are $50,000 per passenger, $500,000 single limit, and is provided by tt~e Oentury Mutual Insurance ompany of Des Moimesl----policy #0-518~. Very truly yours, Millikan~ones rinlty Valley Helieopter Service 237 Rutland Ft. Worth 15, Texas Ph. Ax 22276 AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, HELD IN THE MUNICIPAL BUILDING OF SAID CITY ON THE 15TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A.D. 1961. RESOLUTION WHEREAS, the Dem,ton American Legion Baseball Team of Post No. 71 on August 13,~ 1961',~won~the State Championship in the American Legion Play-off at Austin,~Tex~'s; a~ PrlEREAS, during the 1961 season the Denton American Legion Baseball Team. played thirty-three games, winning twenty-seven and losing only six; and' WHEREAS, this fine showing on the part of the Denton American Legion Baseball Team of Post No. 71 was the culmination of countless hours of practise and participation in the aforesaid thirty-three games during the 1961 season; and WHEREAS, the achievement of the Denton American Legion Baseball Team of Post No. 71 stands as a monument and tribute to its coach, Frank Sawyer, who devoted his limitless energy and courage to guiding and molding the winning team; and WHEREAS, this unpaid service to the youth of Denton was made in the generous spirit of personal self-sacrifice that characterizes Frank Sawyer to his countless, friends and admirmrs; and WHEREAS, it is appropriate that the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas, should honor this outstanding citizen on behalf of the citizens of Denton, now therefore BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, that this Resolution be, and the same is hereby, passed in grateful recognition and appreciation on behalf of the citizens of Denton for the outstanding service of Frank Sawyer to the youth of Denton as Coach of the 1961 Denton American Legion Baseball Team of Post No. 71. PASSED AND APPROVED this 15th day of September, A.D. 1961. Mayor City of Denton, Texas TEST: ~ i~ty gecreta~y City of Denton, Texas CITIiIST CLLI cr I INTCN IENTCN. TEXAS DENTON OPTIMIST CLUB, DENTON, TEXAS RESOLUTION ON CIVIL DEFENSE WHEREAS these are perilous times for our national survmval wmth the existence of the possibilitmes of nuclear attack on thms country, and WHEREAS our national and state leaders have repeatedly testified that in the event of nuclear attack, millions of Amermcan lmves could be saved by adequate civil defense preparedness, and WHEREAS now, more than ever, a strong cmvil defense is vital to the national security and is of direct concern to every citizen, to every civic, religious, educational, and industrial organization, and to every level of government, and WHEREAS, in view of recent events on the international scene, the increase mn cold war tension, and leadership exercmsed by the Presmdent of the United States and other national Executive and Congressional leaders, the public indifference and skepticism regarding the value of civil defense ms being dissipated and individuals in civic and religious organmzations, educators, public officials, and the citizenry at large are evidencing interest and concern in the problems and progress of nonmmlitary defense and national and individual survival, and WHERF~S the President of the United States has stated that "to recognize the possibilities of nuclear war in the missmle age without our citmzens knowing what to do and where they should go if bombs begin to fall would be a failure of responsibility", and has moved to strengthen the civil defense of our country, as well as the mmlitary defense, and has called upon government at every level and upon all citizens to redouble their efforts for an invigorated civil defense program, and WHEREAS civil defense is the direct responsmbility of Cmty and County government, as well as that of the state and Federal government, and W~EAS the United States Conference of Mayors at its Annual Conference on June 14, 1961, by resolution, declared that national securmty requmres a strong civil defense and defense mobilization program and reaffirmed its past resolutions, urging municipalities to increase their capabilmties to function durmng an emergency~ and WHEREAS there is a need and necessity for increased civil defense activities in the City and County of Denton and the publmc is looking to the officials of these governments to fulfill their responsibilities of leadership in this field, and WHERF~AS the officials and citmzens of the City and County of Denton must do their part to insure the survival of our Nation and the preservation of the American way of life, including as mt does our individual lmberty, freedom of speech, freedom of worshmp, and other rmghts and prmvileges our forefathers sacrificed to secure and protect and which we now enjoy. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED That the Denton Optmmist Club of Denton 1. Strongly support the civil defense program at a national, state, and local level. 2. Call upon the officials of the City of Denton and the County of Denton to mnitmate immediately a vigorous and active cmvil defense program for the Cmty and County of Denton. 3. Pledge the full cooperatzon and asszstance of the member- ship of this Club to the City and County offzcials mn support of such a program. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED That the President of this Club, or his designee, personally vismt with the Mayor and Councilmen of the City of Denton and the County Judge and Commissioners of the County of Denton, present them with a copy of this Resolution, urge them to establish and carry forward an active civil defense program and offer the assistance and support of our membership in such endeavors. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED That the Civil Defanse Committee of thms Club contact the officers and interested committees of other cmv~c, relmgmous, industrial, educational, and community organizations to interest and en- courage them in supporting a vigorous cmvil defense program for the Czty and County of Denton and to cooperate with other znterested organmzations and indivmduals to accomplish the purposes and objectzves of thms Resolution. president Denton Optimist Club Denton, Texas