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The hoard refused to endorse •n increase in salaries for the Superintendent of Public Welfare ' and the office assistant and sent in a report to the state that their reason for *o doing was because** they had not given increases to " any county officers for the year.
The treasurer was authorized to > call in all Piedmont district road bonds Numbers 221 and 222, due v 1358 and 1957, for payment.
EL M. Jones appeared before the board concerning an issue -.which had arisen as to the boundary between Warren and Rappahannock in the Chester Gap area. A request will be made to see if Warren has a complete record of this boundary, and if not, legal steps will be taken to have it determined.
R. Worthington, resident engi- ... - near, received the board's approval in a suggestion for a change in the maintenance system of the " county's roads. . The board accepted with thanks and expression of appreciation a gift of over $600 toward the dental clinic for the county. The gift j was presented by Miss Ruby Jenkins, who has been instrumental in working to get this money for the dental clinic for school children.
Mrs. Frances Brown Thornton, county health nurse, presented her .first report of the county health department to the board of super- - visors at this February meeting.
Several other businesses were attended to, including the pay- , ment of the bills, granting permission for a literature rack to be placed in the Courthouse, and an* thorizing the securing of a card file index.
All members of the board were present: A. C. Latham, chairman; , Aylette Buckner Frank Brown', W. C. Campbell, J. P. Cook, and H. B. Wood. * -•. *
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