The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, April 21, 1944, Image 5
FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1944
i HE NEWBERRY SUN
PAGE FIVE
SUPERVISOR'S REPORT, tnd Quarter 194S-43
SALARIES
John H. Boozer ■ $ 75.00
Jake R. Wise 300.00
Tom M. Fellers 624.99
H. J. Quattlebaum 499.98
J. C. Neel 499.98
Frank Sanders 450.00
Neal W. Workman 600.00
H. K. Boyd, salary and clerical help 676.00
Claude W. Sanders 450.00
B. V. Chapman 99.99
J. Ray Dawkins 300.00
P. N. Abrams 225.00
C. E. Hendrix 499.98
W. S. Alewine, Oct. and Nov. 1942 200.00
T. H. Pope, M. D. 124.98
I. H. Wilson
Eugene H. Spearman
W. E. Epps }24-9|
S. A. Williams 300JW
J. G. Watts sag’og
E. Haskell Dominick ‘fJxr
W. D. Hatton
John C. Wilson
E. M. Suber
Theresa Lightsey 'Tb'-to
W. R. Koon
COUNTY HOME
T. P. Adams, Salary
Cook’s wages
Reagin’s Shoe Shop, half soles *
L. Morris, Shoes
C. B. Parr, wheat 53.26
Newberry Milling and Distributing Co., cleaning oats 5.40
I. T. Cousins, fertilizer 53.10
Dr. T. B. Jacobs, Vet. wortc and medicine 5.00
McSwain Funeral Home, pauper’s burial 35.00
Jas. R. Lea veil Funeral Home, pauper's bunal 50.00
Lominick’s Drug Store, drugs 6.45
Paysinger’s Super Market, groceries 0-80
Belk-Beard Company, clothing 36.21
Ideal Super Market, groceries 11.00
T. M. Sanders, clothing
C. D. Coleman, soap 6-25
Southern Bell Tel. and Tel. Co
Thomas and Howard Company, groceries 15.74
T. P. Adams, official travel 2 - 4 ”
Richard L. Baker, Furniture, grate J?.35
Lorick and Lowrance, stove repair parts 25.94
L. M. Graham, fish -j, 2.35
Farmers’ Hatchery, baby chicks, 100 10.00
Jaques Manufacturing Company, baking powder 5.25
Bailey Wicker, one bushel of peas 2.10
B. C. Moore & Sons, clothing 15.14
Belk-Beard Company, clothing 3.32
C. T. Summer, Inc., groceries and chicken feed 27.54
Lake’s Machine Shop, repairs - 7 5
Johnnie C. Johnston, repairs 3.50
CHAINGANG
T. P. Adams, salary 60.00
M. M. Longshore, salary 255.00
C. D. Gilliam, salary 240.00
Claude Wilson, salary 225.00
L. V. Bushardt, salary 225.00
C. M. Wicker, salary 202.60
R. S. Shealy, salary ■ 202.50
D. C. Wilson, salary '— 202.50
J. H. Boozer, salary 202.50
Claude Price, salary 202.60
Tom M. Fellers, trip to Washington for an escaped convict 75.00
Newberry Electric Coop., Inc., current for September 22.88
John Nance, bread I-35
Lominack’s Hardware, Inc., hardware 21.60
R. M. Lominadk’s Hardware Co., hardware 22.45
Thomas & Howard Company 307.04
The Rembert Company, disinfectant 15.25
Central Drug Company, dnugs 3.19
Johnson-McCrackin Company, oil filters 2.00
Newberry Electric Coops., Inc. ; 51.12
Smith Mercantile Company, groceries 2.01
Roddey’s Cafe, 34 meals for prisoners 10.20
The Rath Packing Company, groceries 38.80
Cromer’s Shoe Shop, shoe repairs 6-50
M. Citron & Company, stripes 134.90
T. Roy Summer, clothing 10.60
Johnson Hagood Clary, clothing 44 '£?
Lominack’s Drug Store, drugs 3.91
Paysinger’s Super Market, groceries 38.35
Belk-Beard Company, clothing 58.89
Ideal Super Market, groceries 25.87
T. M. Sanders, clothing 83.51
Dennis’ Shoe Shop, half soles, heels and laces 1-85
Dr. E. H. Kibler, dental work 9.00
The Rath Packing Company, groceries 1 oo
B. C. Moore & Sons, clothing 6.38
Johnnie C.‘ Johnson, shackles
REPAIRS OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS
Royal Manufacturing Co., towel cabinets and tissue towels 26.96
Colgate-Palmolive, Peet, soap 5.50
Farmers’ Ice & Fuel Company, ice books 6.80
L. G. Wright, disinfectant 38.50
Richard L. Baker, Furniture, Venetian blinds and repairs on
water cooled 11 9.50
Association of the Blind, brooms
Sam D. Beam, repairs on stove at the jail 15.00
C. T. Summer, Inc., plumbing, electrical services and parts 43.25
Lominack’s Hardware, Inc., supplies 27.65
R. M. Lominack Hardware, supplies 2 4 -61
Thomas & Howard Company 32.70
Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. Co. 368.11
The Rembert Company, disinfectants and soap 58.35
Belk-Beard Company, cheese cloth 2.00
Sinking Fund Commission , 653.66
Commissioners of Public Works 1 36.00
Buddy’s Gulf Station c
C. D. Coleman Company, light bulbs and cup grease 6.76
M. A. Counts, repair work at the jail “V®
Charlie L. Perkins, renovating 20 mattresses for the jail 70.00
A. G. Osteen, brooms 3.98
Ben T. Buahardt Furniture Co., 6 chairs
G. B. Summer & Sons, repair range 25 ’5?
Baker’s Finance & Insurance Co., fire insurance 223.75
COURT COSTS
J. Ray Dawkins, jurors’ pay 328.36
Tom M. Fellers, official trips 103.45
MISCELLANEOUS CONTINGENT
John H. Boozer, salary and conveying prisoner 77.00
R. D. Wicker, help at commodity warehouse 13.00
State Highway Department 3.00
Tom M. Fellers, deputy’s car, rewards and expenses of returning
convicts 751x75
Kenneth N. Baker, repairs to typewriters 38.35
P. B. Ezell, miscellaneous expense and stenographer 105.07
Dennis’ Shoe Shop, repairing 5.85
Burroughs Adding Machine Co., repairs of machines, ribbons, etc 59.04
Security Loan & Investment Co., rent for Welfare office and
premium on bond 127.50
Monroe Calculating Co., maintenance of calculating machines __ 36.00
Carolina Orphan Home, Newberry county orphans 40.00
Thomas & Howard, fruit jars, twine and paper bags for Com
modity warehouse : 6.30
J. L. Welling, rationing board expense 160.00
G. N. Clarkson, rationing board expense 30.00
O. T. Stoudemire, rationing board expense 30.00
Blair Rankin, rationing board expense 30.00
Y. T. Dickert, rationing board expense 30.00
Berley Shealy, rationing board expense 30.00
J. C. Neel, elevator service six months 48.00
Boy Scouts of America, Boy Scouts ” 50.00
E. M. Suber, salary 190.98
Eugenia Epps, salary 62.49
Laura Maney Whitney, salary 90.00
E. Haskel Dominick, office rent 15.00
P. E. Scott, rent for county agent’s office 76.00
Demmie C. Summer, rent hot lunch project -ZZZZ1Z 75.00
H. J. Quattlebaum, finger print expenses ZZZZZZZZZZ 46.00
Ruth C- Price, salary ZZZZZZ 60.00
B. B. Leitzsey, delivering and receiving 90 boxes general election 11 100.00
Dr. W. A. Boyd, professional services ~~ 50.00
Newberry Insurance & Realty Co., premium on bond __ZZZZZZZ^ 10.00
Browne & Counts, bond for magistrate’s constable 10.00
Newberry Lumber Co., lumber ^ 19.21
C. T. Summer, Inc., Central kitchen ~ 8.14
L. A. Wilson & Son, lumber 45.52
R. Aubrey Harley, attorney’s fee, F. B. Creech vs. Santee-Cooper
Authority 200.00
Jake R. Wise, car expenses and incidentals 100.00
J. Ray Dawkins, Treasurer, to balance on resolution 58.03
T. H. Longshore, repairing housing 26.00
George W. Summer, office rent, NYA 6.00
Mrs. B. T. Young, salary 30.00
Lake’s Machine Shop, repair 2.00
Johnnie C. Johnson, repairing 2.00
Security Loan & Investment Co., insurance premium 13.01
ROAD MAINTENANCE
State Highway Department, license tags 28.50
George W. Senn, salary 260.00
J. C. Baxter, salary 255.00
D. C. Spearman, salary 202.50
Labor 2,858.41
B. D. Hawkins, lumber
W. A. Johnson, repairing chimney on house
Shealy Motor Company, parts
Smith Motor Company, iparts
Scott Auto Supply Co., parts and tire tester
City Filling Station, washing, greasing and battery
S. C. Granite Company, crushed stone
H. Calvin Wicker, topsoil
R. E. Livingston, lumber
. N. H. Summers Road Machine Co., blades and bolts
j Jeff Hunt Road Machine Co., parts
I The Texas Company, gas, oil and grease
. C. T. Summer, Inc., gasoline, fuel oil and lubricating oil 1
! City Tire & Recapping Co., recapping and repairing
: Lake’s Machine Shop, repairs and welding
Newberry Machine & Welding Co., welding parts
| Jas. E. Shealy & Sons, welding i
i EHisor Adams, bolts and battery
Lominack’s Hardware, Inc., hardware
. R. M. Lominack Hardware, hardware
, Thomas & Howard, nails and T paper
Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. Co.
' Johnson-McCrackin Co., mower frame and repairs
I W. P. Derrick & Co., oak lumber
l Davis Motor Co., repair parts
Buddy’s Gulf Station, Gulflex and ga: oline
Sunrise Auto Supply Co., repair parts
Melton Meadows, ferryman at Shelton, October
Scurry & Nixon, Zerone
L. C. Boone, Sec. & Treas., Association of County Road Officials.
. Dominick Oil Co., kerosene
Brown’s Service Station, tire repairs and gasoline
I Eugene H. Spearman, travel expense •
Frank Sanders, freight and express
D. L. Laird Radiator Works, overhauling radiators
Newberry Recaping Co., recapping tires
Gulf Oil Corporation, gasoline
Western Auto Associate Store, pump
Johnnie C. Johnston, repair work
BOOKS, STATIONERY. POSTAGE AND PRINTING
Keys Printing Company 37.27
The Newberry Observer 174.85
The R. L. Bryan Co., supplies 24.05
The Newberry Sun, advertising, printing and office supplies 145.70
Newberry Drug Co., fountain .pen 6.75
Curtis 1000, Inc., file 3.77
Columbia Office Supply Co., supplies I 6.12
Tom M. Fellers, stamps and stamped envelopes 85.32
Frank Sanders, stamps 2 -®9
Central Drug Store, pencil sharpener 3.00
People’s Book Store, office supplies *6.30
Walker, Evans & Cogwell, office supplies 15.86
SHERIFF’S DIETING
Tom M. Fellers, Sheriff’s dieting
57.50
25.00
90.96
8.20
12.78
13.50
19.60
4.75
7.53
297.78
134.56
420.06
,682.43
65.70
18.88
87.25
10.00
12.95
9.56
167.46
64.20
13.97
35.85
896.47
14:61
3.38
19.74
25.00
15.60
25.00
1.40
1.85
4.75
3.45
22.50
23.20
5.28
2.00
12.65
575.20
POST MORTEM & LUNACY
Dr. H. B. Senn, lunacy examination . jj.OO
I. H. Wilson, empaneling juries 12 -““
V,. W. Rinehart, M.D., post mortem examination
Neal W. Workman, six lunacy papers 60.00
Tom M. Fellers, conveying persons to State Hospital ^1-50
Evelyn Bums, stenographic work
V. A. Long, M.D., lunacy examination “’rr
J. E. Grant, M.D., post mortem examination & w
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BABY'S SHOES
W. E. TURNER, Jeweler
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Farmers Ice & Fuel Co
Long-burning Qualities
G. V. CLAMP
a full line of Meats, Vegetables,
and Fancy Groceries
Also, Flour, Feeds, and Seed
Irish Potatoes
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