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January 2~th~ 19~9,
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<br /> 30. Calvary Baptist Church, Convention Class, Er. Andri~s, Sec.
<br /> 31. " " " , Men~s Class, M.E. Bunch, Sec.
<br /> 32. Central Methodist - Men's Class, Fred H. Ayres, Jr., Sec.
<br /> 37. " ~ -Der Alexan Class, Frances Tinsley, Sec.
<br /> 3~. " " - Fidelis " , Ro~a Knight
<br />~ " " - Mallory Moore Class~ R.L. Dunn~ Sec.
<br /> Monumenta/ Methodist - Mildred Hudgins, Mary Neville, Sec.
<br />37. " Bethany Class, I. A. Beard,
<br />38. " Prayer meeting group., Rev. H. B. Lipscomb.
<br />~ " Carrie Sykes Women's Class, Mrs. Ripley
<br /> Portsmouth Day Nursery, Mrs. H.W. Sykes
<br /> $1. Port Norfolk -_philathea Class - Mrs. C. Oliver
<br /> 42. " " - Men~s Bible Class Geo. E!sasser
<br />~: " " - H.H. Rumble " -~J.H.Jern~an~
<br /> · " - Ruth Wesley " - Talton Clayton
<br />'~5. Shelton Congregational Church, signed by Pastor Poulson and Clerk_Lawrence.
<br />· ~6' Briggs Class - Park View Methodist Ohurch, signed by Lelia Triplett
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<br />~[ Cherry Class " ~ " " ~ "Lucy A. Cooper
<br /> Central - Loyal Band Class, signed by K. Malbon
<br />49- Beresm Park View Baptist Church Men'-s Class - M.O. Lawrence.
<br />50. Unsnimous vote of school, Deep Creek Methodist Sunday
<br /> School, signed by L.M. Dixon, Supt.
<br />51. Deep Creek Methodist Sunday ~chool, signed by Nl~s.L~Vegrove,(Euzelian Bible
<br />52. " " Men's Bible Class (Baptist) - J.B. Csmey. · Class)
<br />~[ '" " Parent Teachers Group- Mrs. Carey
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<br /> " " Home Demonstration Club -" Waller
<br />55, " " Baotist W.M.U. - Mrs. Waller
<br />56. Norfolk Coun~t.y Group of W.M.S. Mrs. H. E. Trent.
<br />57. Parent-Teachers League, Pinners Point.
<br />58. Cradock W.C.T.U., by Mrs. O.J. womble
<br />~9- " High School , by Mr. Willett, Principal
<br />O. " Parent Teachers Association, by unanimous vote
<br />61. " Presbyterian S.S. - Henry Oland, Supt."
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<br /> Resolution was read from the Portsmouth Central Labor Union, opposing a ban
<br />on the sale of wihe and beer on Sunday.
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<br /> Privilege of the floor was grs~uted to anyone interested in the Sunday ban on
<br />wine and beer. Dr. C. C. Bell, Rev. D.E. Hill, J~mes O. Shannon and ~Drs. Harry Jo Ballard
<br />spoke in favor of a ban, 8md H.P. Berna andDavid T. Gallo of Norfolk~ opposed a ban.
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<br />The following communication from the City Attorney was read:
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<br /> "In reference to the request of Mr. S.P. Oast for a refund of ~s~es, t find
<br />that the facts stated in Mr. Oast's letter are true. He and Mr. W.G. Parker conveyed the
<br />land in question to She City in 1929, The land was omitted from the Land Book in 1930 by the
<br />Commissioner of the Revenue. The assessors of 193O, however, assessed the six lots to Mr.
<br />Oast and from 1931 to date it has continued on the land book. Mr. Oast is entitled to a
<br />fund in the sum of .~2.~2 for taxes erroneously paid %con the land assessed as lots numbers
<br />2,3,$,5,6 and l0 and jib ~ S.S. Clifford Stj and E.$. D~y St., as follows:
<br /> ' 1931 $10.60, 193~ - $10.60, 1933 $10.16, 193~ -
<br /> 1935 $10.60, 1936 - $10J60, 1931 - $10.00 and 193~~- $10.00."
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<br />Motion of Mr. Hutchins to concur in the Attorney's recommendation, was adopted.
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<br /> Bill of Mrs. J.H. Pettit for $6.00 for chickens, destroyed by dogs~ was pre -
<br />sented, and on motion of Mr. Warren, the Treasurer was authorized to pay same from funds in
<br />her hands~f~om collection of Dog Taxes.
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<br />On motion adjourned.
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<br />Clerk.
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<br />Approved -
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<br /> (~/ President.
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