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Henderson daily dispatch., March 23, 1932, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
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PAGE TWO
Outlook For 8-Months School
Is Seen More Hopeful Now
Statement On Finances
By Chairman S. B. Rogers
Full Term Will Be PoalWe If Funds County U Entitled
to Can be Acquired; Principal Uncertainty U At
To Last Half of Eighth Month
Prcopects tor operating the public
schools of the city sad cousty for Ihe
rull <Sgt* BDMh.i term contemplated
were somewhat brighter today fol
k>w*ag the conference In Raleigh yeo
terdby wtrto Charles M. Johnson, di
re.-tor of the Local Government Com
mis'ion by a group of county offi
cial* and scfeool men. In the party
making the trip were S. B. Rogers,
chairman of the Vance Board of
County Commissioners; E. M. Rol
lins, superintendent of the schools:
A A. Bunn. county attorney, all
named by the county commissioners
lo make the (rip to Raleig£t for the
conference, and R. S. McCoin. an at
i«,rney.
The situation as it shapes up today
was outlined In the following sum
mary. made public by S. B. Rogers,
chairman of the commissioners:
"A committee was appointed by the
County Board of Commissioners and
the County Board of Education to
confer with Mr Charles M. Johnson
director of the Local Government
Comaaimion. wtrh reference to secur
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ing sufficient funds to run the schools
' through the extended term of two
months. nder the law the schools
; cannot realise on the funds tied up
in the First National Bank st pres
ent but the committee has this In
| form attest® give the public:
"Cost of t-he extended term of two
1 months is $86,779.41. The schools
1 have been run six months by the State,
and the funds for the seventh month
are as follows: Cost Os one month
u sl*.Bßb7b In the Citterns Bank
j and Truet Company there is >13.675.
I the county commtesdoriers oan bor
row 8b per cent of uncolleoted taxes,
which is ffc794.58. Total for seventh
mooth. 919.Md.58.
“The above practically takes care of
the seven til month which closes on
April 8.
“The funds for the eighth month
arc as follows:
"When t> he eighth month is Com
pleted. rhe State will send to the
county the State’s prorata part of the
extended term cost, based on the per
centage o# the extended term taxes
HENDERSON, (N. C.,) DAILY DISPATCn. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23 1532
collected; 'by the county. TTie County
has provided for to Onto. lndwWf
the >6,704.58 Che commissioners are
authorised to borrow, 73 percent of
the extended term taxes. The State's
total appropriation for the extended
tbroa is l&ttfft. Bevewtyfefcree per
cent of this amount ts $6,006.23. The
Local Government Conaamanlon will
permit the commissioners to borrow
five percent of Its total budget for
schools, which ts $4,996 > and Include
this Item in next year's budget, and
apply same to tile cost of rhe eighth
month, wfeicfc Is $4,900. Total avail
able funds for eighth month. $11,086
“The sum of $3,270.05 of the five
percent borrowed against next years
budget is a shortage Hi the present
year’s budget, due to the fact that the
17 cents tax levied will not produce
the cost of the two months extended
term. (The IT cents levy, It Was said
by Mr. Rogers, will not produce the
budget estimate because of heavy re
bates and revocations of property
made in the adjustments that follow
ed the quadrertnlai revaluation held
last summer.)
“Coat of eight month, sl*Bß9.
Amount provided for the eighth month
on the above calculation Is $11,086.23.
Amount needed to complete the eighth
month, $8,802.77.
“To offset the deficit of $8,802.77
for the eighth month, the following
amounts are given: Retained by the
State until all taves for its extended
term are collected Is, $2,254.77; in
First National Bank. $8.5T6: twenty
percent uncollected taxes. $1,066. Sur
plus on the above calculation, if funds
are realised as stated, $1,720. Total
*10.522.77.
“Therefore, from the above state
ment, if the schools run the eighth
month, the teachers will receive only
one-half month’s pay at the end of the
eighth month, and the remainder of
their salaries when the balance of the
taxes are collected and the amount is
received from the State and the sum
in the First National Bank is paid
into the school funds.
"If the people of the county will
come forth and pay their taxes, this
will enable the schools to realize on
the funds provided by the State.”
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when one thinks only to get a liveli
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FOR RENT APARTMENT ON
Gbolson Avenue. Mrs.
Cheatham, Phone 145. Wed-Sat if
WE HAVE BEEN* APPOINTEDTO
handle service and repairs on A;t.
f line Radio;; by Montgomery War<|
| and Co. Fuil line parts on hand
Mixon Jewelry Co. 22-:f.
QUALITY JOB PRINTING AM,
prompt service No jo»> too small.
Phone 262 now and our representa
tive will call immediately. Hendei
eon Printing House. Wed-Fri. ;f
GET YOUR EASTER NEEDS*
Coats at $lO to sls, aHo suite- Stir
dresses at $4.95 to $9.95-hats siy,
»o $4 95-glove?, kid $1.95 \o $2 95
»Hfc mi(t>. SI.OO. washable suedr
white, eggshell bidge 75c, hose «k
to 98c. William Style Shoppe 23-:
. BENJAMIN MOORE S PAINT. 4
and varnishes of the highest qualm
in every painting need. They havr
I been sold for over 40 years at Wat
kins Hardware Co. 12-ts
automobile m good ~cond7
ition— wiN trado for building tar
Address Automobile Care Dhpaich
22-
1 STONEWALL APARTMENTS FOR
rent. Stearrt heaped. We pay for
fuel and fire tho furnace. Also for
rent to gentleman one steam heated
room, bath adjoining. Eric G. Flan
nagati. Mon. Wed. Frl. ts.
NOTICE -1 WILL SELL RIGHTS
no fish with hook and line in my
pond from now until March 1. 1933.
at $7.00 oaeh. Fishing by the day
50c. R. H. Southerland. 23-25
FOR RENT -NICELY FURNISHED
apartment, all modern conven
iences, garage, bights, water free.
Apply 560 Rowland Street. Phone
642-J. 22-2 U.
REDUCED PRICES 07: CLEANING
rugs. Let us cleati th.’m now. We
are prepared to clean them prop
erly and give prompt service. Phone
464. Let us see your rugs and
make you a iow price. Valet Clean
ing Co. 21-3tl.
JUST RECEIVED*” ANOTHER
large shipment Evening Drafts sot
$4.95. You owe it to yourself to
see these. Teiser’e Dept Store
23-
THE WATKINS HARDWARE CO
Itts a complete line of paint*, vam
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i paper cleaner, paint cleaner, eo«n
p3m, paint and vamudi remov*-'
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every need in bruohes and dujaer*
A paint and cleaner for every pur
pose. properly priced. Phone 4fi
Watkins Hardware Co. 19 71 23 2(
SEE OUR ATTRACTIVE DESIGNS
in porch and window flower bnx*“
Made of Galvanised Atmco Iron
, Will last indefinitely. Cheaper than
Wood. Tanner Roofing Co. 21-23-- '
DAHLIAS: 15 NAMED. ALL DT>’
fea-ent including Jersey Beauty
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FOk SAILS—CHEAP FOR CASH
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glass grinding machine, oil pumi>-
wjtli steel drum, show cases, hejf
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SCHLOSS BROTHERS SPRING
and summer line of sample now on
• iMppini Made to measure suit*
embracing better tailoring, Lnint
' and trimmings than ever before at
$2»50; 185.00 and up Tucker Cloih
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KLING’S WONDER VALUE SUITS
tailored to your Individual measure
at $lBjM S2O 00 and $22.75. v \ ,d '‘
aasoctment of new spring material
. to select from. Tucker Clothing
Co.
NlbtT SUNDAY IS EASTER SURE;
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erring yam* clothing. P hon '* 4
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