Biennial report, Public Schools of North Carolina

              PUBLICATION NO. 191
BIENNIAL REPORT
of the
Superintendent of
Public Instruction
of
NORTH CAROLINA
FOR THE SCHOLASTIC YEARS
1932-1933 AND 1933-1934
PART III
STATISTICAL REPORT, 1933-1934
ISSUED BY THE
STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Table
SECTION I
GENERAL STATISTICS
1933-1934
TABLE I. POPULATION, MEMBERSHIP AND ATTENDANCE
This table gives by race the school population (ages 6-21 years), the
average daily membership and the average daily attendance for county
(rural) and city school systems of the State during 1933-1934.
The summary shows these items for North Carolina and gives a few per-centage
calculations.
Summary of
TABLE I. POPULATION, MEMBER-Counties
and
Cities
Alamance. ..
Rural
Burlington
Alexander
Alleghany -.
Anson
Rural
Morven
Wadesboro
Ashe_
Avery
Beaufort
Rural
Washington
Bertie
Bladen
Brunswick
Buncombe
Rural
Asheville
Burke
Rural
Glen Alpine
Morganton
Cabarrus. ._
Rural
Concord
Caldwell
Rural
Lenoir
Camden
Carteret
Caswell
Catawba
Rural
Hickory
Newton
Chatham
Cherokee
Rural
Andrews
Murphy
Chowan___
Rural
Edenton
Clay
Cleveland
Rural
Kings Mountain
Shelby
Columbus
School Population
White
316
386
930
744
121
013
906
07s
429
023
047
544
354
190
752
899
583
521
573
948
698
826
967
905
503
984
519
964
255
709
031
282
293
806
106
627
073
4.774
297
650
736
911
115
044
071
878
115
188
686
241
9,577
Colored
3,372
2,399
973
327
110
6,296
4,079
1,238
979
171
73
4,641
3,053
1,588
6,659
3,381
2,189
5,375
964
4,411
1,224
198
383
643
3,013
2,071
942
978
379
599
842
1,056
3,255
1,804
808
648
348
3,146
132
39
93
2,178
614
1,564
21
5.201
3 , 757
402
1,042
5,004
Total
15,688
9,785
5,903
4,071
2,231
11,309
6,985
1,916
2,408
8,194
4,120
11,185
7,407
3,778
10,411
7,280
5,772
31,896
16,537
15,359
8,922
5,024
1,350
2,548
15,516
11,055
4,461
9,942
7.634
2,308
1,873
5,338
6,548
15,610
7,914
5,275
2,421
7,920
5,429
650
75
1,004
293
658
635
1.899
18,316
11,945
2,088
4,283
14,581
Average Daily
Elementary Schools
White Colored Total
7,298
4,405
2,893
2,682
1,501
3,035
1,923
331
781
5,091
2,687
4,172
2,785
1,387
2,236
2,754
2,209
13,862
9,678
4,184
5.253
3,468
584
1,211
8,159
6,153
2,006
6,010
4,864
1,146
589
2,665
2,423
7,893
4,165
2,588
1,140
3,186
3,520
1,808
1,019
693
1,202
531
671
1,002
8,317
5,269
1,050
1,998
5,892
2,332
1,689
643
293
84
4,934
3,369
897
668
162
67
3,167
2,212
955
4.506
2,688
1,612
2,759
707
2,052
702
188
238
276
2,004
1,491
513
583
278
305
652
680
2,518
1,194
588
384
222
2,408
101
29
72
1,325
392
933
20
4,015
3,201
260
554
3,199
9,630
6,094
3,536
2,975
1,585
7,969
5,292
1,228
1,449
5,253
2,754
7,339
4,997
2,342
6,742
5,442
3,821
16,621
10,385
6,236
5,965
3,656
822
1,487
10,163
7,644
2,519
6,593
5,142
1,451
1,241
3,345
4,941
9,087
4,753
2,972
1,362
5,594
3,621
,808
,048
765
,527
923
,604
1,022
12,332
8,470
1,310
2,552
9,091
High Schools
White Colored Total
1,763
1,122
641
487
256
973
602
130
241
864
625
1,323
749
574
658
586
466
4,120
2,624
1,496
892
261
136
495
1,801
1,322
479
1,104
800
304
157
761
428
2,268
1,179
819
270
934
569
213
356
286
124
162
226
1,961
1,297
233
431
1,080
295
165
130
150
"150
212
81
131
442
213
84
457
457
69
69
218
33
185
78
"78
128
99
170
27
111
32
165
103
103
269
59
70
140
367
2,058
1,287
771
487
256
1,123
602
130
391
864
625
1,535
830
705
1,100
799
550
4,577
2,624
1,953
961
261
136
564
2,019
1,355
664
1,182
800
382
157
527
2,438
1,206
930
302
1,099
569
213
356
389
124
265
226
2,230
1,356
303
571
1,447
SHIP AND ATTENDANCE
Membership
General Statistics
Table I. Population, Membership
Counties and
Cities
Craven
Rural
New Bern
Cumberland
Rural
Fayetteville
Currituck
Dare
Davidson
Rural
Lexington
Thomasville
Davie
Duplin
Durham
Rural
Durham
Edgecombe
Rural
Tarboro
Forsyth
Rural.
Winston-Salem__
Franklin
Rural
Franklinton
Gaston
Rural
Cherryville
Gastonia ;
Gates
Graham
Granville
Rural
Oxford
Greene
Guilford
Rural
Greensboro
High Point
Halifax
Rural
Enfield
Roanoke Rapids
Weldon
Harnett
Haywood
Rural
Canton
Henderson
Rural
Hendersonville__
•Estimated.
School Population
General Statistics
and Attendance—Continued
Membership
10 General Statistics
Table I. Population, Membership
Counties and
Cities
Hertford
Hoke
Hyde
Iredell
Rural. -.
Mooresville
Statesville
Jackson
Johnston
Jones
Lee
Rural
Sanford
Lenoir
Rural
Kinston
Lincoln
Rural
Lincolnton
Macon
Madison
Martin
McDowell
Rural
Marion
Mecklenburg
Rural
Charlotte
Mitchell
Montgomery
Moore
Rural
Southern Pines
Nash
Rural
Rocky Mount.
New Hanover
Northampton
Onslow
Orange
Rural
Chapel Hill..
_
Pamlico
Pasquotank
Rural
Elizabeth City
Pender
'Estimated.
School Population
White
1,814
1,758
1,606
12,189
8,000
1,887
2,302
5,447
16,973
2,176
3,866
2,203
1,663
7,594
4,349
3,245
6,540
5,109
1,431
4,902
8,022
4,110
6,514
3,607
2,907
26,819
9,819
'17,000
4,296
4,862
6,159
5,624
535
11,687
8,261
3,426
8,329
3,415
3,644
4,267
3,548
719
1,974
3,852
1,402
2,450
2,728
Colored
4,701
3,357
1,272
2,855
1,892
260
703
205
5,144
1,674
1,870
1,870
5,235
3,050
2,185
1,221
982
239
145
102
5,023
678
349
329
12,201
4,201
*8,000
10
1,740
3,769
2,985
784
10,382
7,655
2,727
5,604
7,281
1,905
2,601
2,070
531
1,328
2,800
1,200
1,600
2,766
Total
Average Daily
Elementary Schools
White Colored Total
6,515
General Statistics
and Attendance:—Continued
11
Membership
12 General Statistics
Table I. Population, Membership
Counties and
Cities
Perquimans-
Person
Pitt
Rural
Greenville.
Polk.. ..
Rural
.
Tryon.
Randolph
Rural
Asheboro.
Richmond
Rural
Hamlet
Rockingham.
Robeson
Rural
Lumberton .
.
Red Springs.
Rockingham
Rural
Leaksville
Madison
Reidsville
Rowan
Rural
Salisbury.
Rutherford
Sampson
.
Rural. ..
Clinton.
Scotland.
Stanly
Rural
Albemarle
.
Stokes
Surry
Rural
Mount Airy.
Swain
Transylvania.
Tyrrell
Union
Rural...
Monroe
.
Vance
Rural
Henderson.
Wake
Rural
Raleigh
School Population
White
2,369
4,525
9,598
7,642
1,956
3,411
2,200
1,211
10,294
8,820
1,474
7,076
4,261
1,495
1,320
15,101
13,287
* 1,200
614
14.855
5,932
5,672
990
2,261
14,577
10,677
3,900
11,267
8,652
7,672
980
2,742
8,950
6,524
2,426
6,440
12,858
10,153
2,705
3,805
2,904
1,065
10,171
9,046
1,125
5,522
2,604
2,918
18.350
11,331
7,019
Colored
2,332
3,101
9,292
7,672
1,620
678
415
263
1,480
1 . 142
338
4,734
2,650
1 . 2S2
802
9,162
7,276
*800
1,086
4,524
l.s.su
852
470
1,313
4,004
2,704
1,300
2,026
5,443
4,393
1,050
3,757
1,142
1,142
Total
689
1,049
691
358
60
296
822
3.638
3,000
638
5.495
3,121
2,374
4,701
7,626
18,890
15,314
3,576
4,089
2,615
1,474
11,774
9,962
1,812
11,810
6,911
2,777
2,122
24,263
20,563
*2,000
1,700
19.379
7,821
6,524
1,460
3,574
18,581
13,381
5,200
13,293
14,095
12,065
2,030
10,092
7,666
2,426
7.129
13,907
10,844
3,063
3,865
3,200
1,887
13,809
12,046
1,763
11,017
5,725
5,292
Average Daily
12,249 30,599
8,382 19,713
3,867 I 10,886
Elementary Schools
White
960
2,935
6,145
4,887
1,258
2,032
1,365
667
6,642
5,753
889
4,452
2,921
950
581
10,371
9,230
744
397
8,469
3,594
3,021
593
1,261
8.368
6,131
2,237
7,358
5,757
5,102
655
1,853
5,989
4,298
1,691
4,093
8,050
6,457
1,593
2.399
1.630
605
6.349
5,703
646
3,175
1,433
1,742
10,949
6,992
3,957
Colored
1,413
2.495
6,671
5,463
1,208
363
223
140
1,027
845
182
3,498
2,082
875
541
118
773
486
859
3,147
1,430
594
301
822
2,986
2,135
851
1,670
4.013
3,472
541
3,138
796
796
Total
505
790
510
280
52
167
501
2,789
2,365
424
3.049
1,890
1,159
8.417
5,814
2,373
5,430
12,816
10,350
2,466
2,395
1,588
807
7,669
6,598
1,071
7,950
5,003
1,825
1,122
17,489
15,003
1,230
1,256
11,616
5,024
3,615
894
2,083
11,354
8,266
3,088
9,028
9,770
8,574
1,196
4,991
6,785
5,094
1,691
4.598
8,840
6,967
1,873
2,451
1,797
1,106
9,138
8,068
1,070
6.224
3.323
2,901
19.336
12,806
High Schools
White
2,603 I 6,560
326
659
1,637
1,196
441
492
302
190
1,659
1,332
327
1,080
324
320
436
2,051
1,680
240
131
1,817
616
639
134
428
2,683
1,772
911
1,692
1,598
1,426
172
385
1,440
1,027
413
860
1,660
1,243
417
370
449
161
1,757
1,512
245
835
454
381
3,606
2,049
1,5.57
Colored
165
119
306
177
129
79
116
25
91
343
65
152
126
707
477
120
110
438
147
42
249
351
103
248
52
178
"m
194
159
159
26
34
87
124
124
267
967
395
572
Total
491
778
1,943
1,373
570
571
302
269
1,775
1,357
418
1,423
389
472
562
2,758
2,157
360
241
2.255
616
786
176
677
3,034
1,875
1,159
1,744
1,776
1,426
350
579
1,599
1,186
413
886
1,660
1,243
417
370
483
248
1.881
1,512
369
1,102
454
648
4,573
2,441
2,129
'Estimated.
General Statistics 13
and Attendance—Continued
Membership
14 General Statistics
Table I. Population, Membership
General Statistics
and Attendance—Continued
15
Membership
TABLE II. ENROLLMENT (Code A+ D) BY TERM
This table shows by race for the rural (county) and city school systems
of the State during 1933-1934: the number of pupils (a+d) enrolled in
elementary schools with terms of 6 months, 7 months, 8 months and 9
months; the number of pupils in high schools with terms of 8 months and
9 months. With races combined there appears also: the total number of
pupils in schools which were taught less than 8 months; the number in
schools which were taught 8 months or longer; the total enrollment (code
a+d) in all schools; and the percentage of total which did not have term
of 8 months.
The summary gives these items for the State, the net enrollment (dupli-cates
excluded) and a series of percentage calculations.
Summary of Table II
General Statistics 17
Summary of Table II
—
Continued
Items
In high schools taught
—
160-175 days
1 76 days or more
Total—High Schools
Total—All White Schools.
100
('(unities
87,043
87,043
468,815
67
I 'ities
35,666
2,830
38,496
158,856
North
Carolina
122,709
2,830
125,539
627,671
Colored Enrollment:
In elementary schools taught-
120-135 days _
136-155 days
156-175 days
176 days or more
Total Elementary Schools
.
In high schools taught
160-175 days
176 days or more
Total—High Schools
Total—All Colored Schools.
Percentage of Total Enrollment:
In elementary schools taught
—
120-135 days
136-155 days
156-175 days
176 days or more..
Total—Elementary Schools.
In high schools taught
160-175 days
176 days or more
Total—High Schools-
Total—All Schools. ..
7,647
26,623
160,675
155
195,100
11,604
116
11,720
.MIf,,S2(l
1.1
4.2
79.9
.2
85.4
14.5
.1
14.6
100.0
148
1,026
56,846
4,406
62,426
12,333
757
13,090
75,516
.1
.4
72.0
5.5
78.0
20.5
1.5
22.0
100.0
7,795
27,649
217,521
4,561
257,526
23,937
873
24,810
282,336
1.0
3.2
77.9
1.4
83.5
16.1
.4
16.5
100.0
Percentage of White Enrollment:
In elementary schools taught
120-135 days
136-155 days
156-175 days
176 days or more..
Total—Elementary Schools.
In high schools taught
160-175 days
176 days or more
Total—High Schools
Total—All White Schools.
.1
.4
80.9
81.4
18.6
18.6
100.0
70.5
5.3
75.8
22.4
1.8
24.2
100.0
.1
.3
78.3
1.3
80.0
19.6
.4
20.0
100.0
Percentage of Colored Enrollment:
In elementary schools taught
120-135 days.
136-155 days
156-175 days
176 days or more
Total—Elementary Schools.
In high schools taught
160-175 days
176 days or more
Total—High Schools
Total—All Colored Schools.
3.7
12.9
77.7
.0
18
TABLE II. ENROLLMENT
19
(Code A+D) BY TERM
20 General Statistics
General Statistics 21
a+d) by Term—Continued
Colored
Elementary Schools
6
Mos.
64
224
224
66
66"
7
Mos.
72
72
3,123
3,123
32
32
33
33
2,510
2,510
2,283
232
232
106
Mos.
3,416
3,621
2,470
1,151
1,466
T466'
707
110
1,287
437
393
457
670
4,039
1,383
1,383
6.986
5,829
1,157
6,047
1,127
4,920
4,101
3,193
908
3,105
2,195
209
701
1,633
1,557
1,557
249
6,016
2,083
2,542
1,391
8,879
6,524
563
357
1,435
3,569
165
97
68
9
Mos.
3,944
~3~944
155
155
Total
3,480
3,693
2,542
1,151
4,813
3,347
1,466
707
110
1,287
437
393
457
670
4,039
5,359
1,415
3,944
6,986
5,829
1,157
6,047
1,127
4,920
4,134
3,226
908
3,260
2,350
209
701
1,633
4.133
2,510
1,623
2,532
6,016
2,083
2,542
1,391
9,111
6,756
563
357
1,435
3,675
165
97
68
High Schools
Mos.
406
216
"216
362
362
122
180
109
71
70
447
113
113
240
117
123
1,366
1,366
307
136
171
354
175
179
144
390
390
121
1,339
220
793
326
359
171
66
122
366
29
29
Mos.
688
688
116
116
Total
406
216
"216
362
362
122
180
109
71
70
447
801
113
688
240
117
123
1,366
1,366
307
136
171
470
291
179
144
390
390
121
1.339
220
793
326
359
171
66
122
366
29
29
All
Schools
3.886
3,909
2,542
1,367
5,175
3,347
1,828
829
110
1,467
437
502
528
740
4.486
6,160
1,528
4,632
7,226
5,946
1,280
7,413
1,127
6,286
4,441
3,362
1,079
3,730
2,641
209
880
1,777
4,523
2,510
2,013
2,653
7,355
2,303
3,335
1,717
9,470
6,927
563
423
1,557
4,041
194
126
68
Combined
Less
than
8 Mos.
64
72
72
3,397
3,397
32
32
33
33
2,576
2,510
66
2,283
232
232
148
8 Mos.
or
more
11,409
8,347
5,394
2,953
9,093
5,324
3,769
1,986
1,512
13,901
7,546
3,291
, 3,064
4,072
11,115
17,457
5,173
12,284
11,712
9,220
2,492
25,990
10,011
15,979
9.024
7,300
1,724
20,953
14,012
1,349
5,592
3,388
1,552
6.172
2,665
3,507
3,270
33.174
14,259
10,331
8,584
15.127
S.'.l'.l-l
1,018
2,790
2,325
12,751
8,114
5,449
2,665
Total
11.473
8,419
5,466
2,953
12,490
8,721
3,769
1.986
1,512
13,901
7,546
3,291
3,064
4,072
11,115
17,489
5,205
12,284
11,712
9,220
2,492
25,990
10,011
15,979
9,057
7,333
1,724
20.953
14,012
1,349
5,592
3,388
1,552
8,748
5,175
3,573
5,553
33,174
14,259
10,331
8,584
15,359
9,226
1,018
2,790
2,325
12,839
8.114
5.449
2,665
Per-centage
Jof total
having
term
less than
8 Mos.
.9
1.3
0.0
27.2
39.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
.2
.6
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
.4
.5
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
29.4
48.5
1.9
41.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
1.5
2.5
0.0
0.0
0.0
1.2
0.0
0.0
0.0
22 General Statistics
General Statistics 23
a+d) by Term—
24 General Statistics
Table II. Enrollment (Code
General Statistics 25
a+d) by Term—Continued
26 General Statistics
General Statistics 27
A+D
TABLE III. ENROLLMENT (Code A+D) BY SIZE OF SCHOOL
This table shows by race for the county (rural) and city systems during
1933-1934 a distribution of the number and percentage of pupils enrolled
(code a+d) by size of school. In elementary schools, the grouping is: one
teacher, two teachers, three teachers, four to six teachers, seven or more
teachers; in high schools the division is: one and two teachers, three to five
teachers, six or more teachers.
Items
Enrollment:
In elementary schools having
—
One teacher
White
Colored
Two teachers.
White
Colored
Three teachers.
White
Colored
Four to six teachers.
White
Colored
Seven or more teachers.
White
Colored
In all elementary schools.
White
Colored
In high schools having
—
One and two teachers.
White.
Colored
Three to five teachers.
White
Colored
Six or more teachers.
White
Colored
In all high schools.
White
Colored
100
Counties
60,840
19,513
41,327
78,867
28,025
50,842
51,821
18,527
33,294
106,003
64,037
41,966
279,341
251,670
27,671
576,872
381,772
195,100
4,370
1,831
2,539
51,009
44,835
6,174
43,384
40,377
3,007
67
Cities
98,763
87,043
11,720
1,997
393
1,604
4,312
905
3,407
3,295
1,213
2,082
13,712
6,216
7,496
159,470
111,633
47,837
182,786
120,360
62,426
708
223
485
5,327
2,202
3,125
45,551
36,071
9,480
51,586
38,496
13,090
North
Carolina
6,2,837
19,906
42,931
83,179
28,930
54,249
55,116
19,740
35,376
119,715
70,253
49,462
438,811
363,303
75,508
759,658
502,132
257,526
5,078
2,054
3,024
56,336
47,037
9,299
88,935
76,448
12,487
150,349
125,539
24,810
Percentage of Elementary Enrollment:
In schools having
—
One teacher
White
Colored
Two teachers.
White
Colored
Three teachers.
White
Colored
In above small schools.
White
Colored
In schools of medium size (4 to 6 teachers).
White..
Colored _.
In larger schools (7 or more teachers).
White _
Colored
10.5
5.1
21.2
13.7
7.3
26.1
9.0
4.9
17.0
33.2
17.3
64.3
18.4
16.8
21.5
48.4
65.9
14.2
1.1
.3
2.6
2.4
.8
5.5
1.8
1.0
3.3
5.3
2.1
11.4
7.5
5.2
12.0
87.2
92.7
76.6
8.3
4.0
16.7
11.0
5.7
21.1
7.2
4.0
13.7
26.5
13.7
51.5
15.7
14.0
19.2
57.8
72.3
29.3
General Statistics 29
Table III. Enrollment (Code a+d) by Size of
TABLE IV. AVERAGE TERM IN DAYS
This table shows by races and in combination the average term in days
for elementary and high schools of the county (rural) and city systems
during 1933-1934. The calculations are based upon the figures of Table II.
The summary gives pertinent facts concerning deviations from the nor-mal
term of 160 days.
Summary of Table IV
General Statistics 31
Table IV. Average Term in Days—Continued
Counties
AND ClTlLS
Camden
Carteret...
Caswell..
Catawba..
Rural
Hickory.
Newton
Chatham
Cherokee
Rural
Andrews
Murphy
Chowan
Rural
Edenton
Clay
Cleveland
Rural
King's Mountain
Shelby
Columbus
Craven
Rural
New Bern
Cumberland
Rural
Fayetteville
Currituck
Dare
Davidson
Rural
Lexington
Thomasville
Davie
Duplin
Durham
Rural
Durham
Edgecombe
Rural
Tarboro
Forsyth.
Rural
Winston-Salem..
Franklin _
Rural
Franklinton
Gaston...
Rural
Cherryville
Gastonia
Gates..
Graham
White Schools
Elem.
160
160
160
160
100
160
160
160
157
155
160
160
155
151
160
159
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
159
159
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
High
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
All
173
160
180
32 General Statistics
Table IV.
General Statistics 33
Table IV. Average Term in Days—Continued
Counties
and Cities
Moore
Rural
Southern Pines_
Nash
Rural
Rocky Mount..
New Hanover
Northampton
Onslow
Orange
Rural
Chapel Hill.
Pamlico
Pasquotank
Rural
Elizabeth City.
Pender
Perquimans.
Person
Pitt
Rural
Greenville.
Polk ....
Rural .
Tryon.
Randolph ...
Rural
Asheboro.
Richmond
Rural
Hamlet
Rockingham.
Robeson
Rural
Lumberton.
.
Red Springs.
Rockingham
Rural
Leaksville.
Madison..
Reidsville.
Rowan
Rural
Salisbury..
Rutherford
Sampson
Rural
Clinton
Scotland
Stanly
Rural
Albemarle.
Stokes
White Schools
Elem.
162
100
180
160
160
160
160
160
160
163
160
180
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
159
159
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
159
158
160
160
159
158
160
159
160
160
160
160
High
162
160
180
160
160
160
160
160
160
168
160
180
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
All
162
160
180
160
160
160
160
160
160
164
160
180
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
159
159
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
159
159
160
160
159
159
160
159
160
160
160
160
Colored Schools
Elem.
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
134
160
164
160
180
159
160
160
160
159
160
160
148
145
160
160
160
160
158
157
160
160
160
160
160
159
159
160
160
159
159
160
156
160
159
159
160
160
157
156
160
144
160
160
159
High
160
100
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
172
100
180
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
100
160
100
100
160
160
100
100
160
160
100
100
160
160
100
100
160
100
100
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
All
160
160
160
160
10(1
160
160
136
160
165
160
180
159
160
160
160
159
160
160
149
146
160
160
160
160
159
158
160
160
160
160
160
159
159
160
160
159
159
160
157
160
159
159
160
160
158
156
160
145
160
100
159
Combined
Kli'in
161
160
168
160
100
160
160
142
160
163
160
180
159
160
160
160
159
160
160
154
152
160
160
160
160
159
158
160
160
160
160
160
159
159
100
160
159
159
160
159
160
159
158
160
160
158
160
150
160
160
160
159
High
161
160
171
160
160
160
160
160
160
169
160
180
160
160
160
100
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
100
100
100
160
100
100
160
160
160
160
100
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
All
161
160
169
160
160
100
160
144
160
164
160
180
159
160
160
160
159
160
160
155
153
160
160
160
160
159
158
160
160
160
100
160
159
159
160
160
159
159
160
159
160
159
159
160
160
159
158
160
151
160
160
160
159
34 General Statistics
Table IV. Average Term in Days—Continued
Counties
and Cities
Surry
Rural
Mount Airy
Swain
Transylvamia
Tyrrell
Union..
Rural
Monroe
Vance
Rural..
Henderson..
Wake.
Rural
Raleigh
Warren
Washington
Watauga
Wayne.
Rural
Fremont
Goldsboro -
Wilkes
Rural..
North Wilkesboro
Wilson
Rural.. -.
Elm City
Wilson
Yadkin
Yancey
North Carolina
100 Counties
67 Cities..
White Schools
Elem.
159
159
160
159
159
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
159
160
160
160
160
159
159
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160.1
159.8
161.4
High
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160.4
160.0
161.4
All
159
159
160
159
159
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
159
160
160
160
160
159
159
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160.2
159.9
161.4
Colored Schools
Elem.
159
159
160
150
160
160
126
120
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
156
148
140
160
160
159
159
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
157.0
155.6
160.9
High
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160.6
160.2
161.2
All
159
159
160
150
160
160
127
120
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
156
150
141
160
160
159
159
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
157.3
156.0
161.0
Combined
Elem.
159
159
160
159
159
160
150
148
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
158
156
152
160
160
159
159
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
159.0
158.4
161.3
High
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160.5
160.1
161.3
All
159
159
160
159
159
160
152
150
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
159
157
153
160
160
159
159
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
159.3
158.6
161.3
35
TABLE V. ENROLLMENT, LOSSES, MEMBERSHIP BY GRADES
This tabulation—a summary of several tables—shows by grades for the
State: the number of different children enrolled (code a), the number of
children dropping out of school, the membership on last day of school and
the percentage of enrollment which quit school during 1933-1934. There is
a division of the figures for white and colored pupils in county and city
systems.
36
TABLE VI. PROPORTION OF ENROLLMENT, LOSSES,
MEMBERSHIP IN EACH GRADE
With the figures of Table V as a basis for calculations, this tabulation
shows in percentage for each grade its proportion of the total net enroll-ment,
losses and membership (last day of school) during 1933-1934.
37
TABLE VII. PROMOTIONS BY GRADES
This tabulation shows by grades for the State: the number of pupils
doing a full year's work, the number doing a half year's work, the number
doing less than half year's work and the percentage of membership pro-moted,
using the first column for number of promotions. The sum of these
three groups equals the membership of preceding table, thus accounting
for all pupils on the roll at close of school. There is division of the figures
for white and colored children in county and city systems.
38
TABLE VIII. RELATIVE ACCOMPLISHMENT OF PUPILS
BY GRADES
This tabulation uses the distribution of pupils according to work ac-complished
and shows by grades the percentage of the total in each group.
Children enrolled (code a) have been divided into four categories: (1)
those dropping out of school, designated losses (column 2 of Table V) ;
(2) those doing all that could be expected in their work—ordinarily called
promotions (column 1 of Table VII) ; (3) those doing approximately half a
year's work (column 2 of Table VII) ; (4) those remaining (column 3 of
Table VII). In other words, this is an attempt to account in percentages for
all different children enrolled, showing relatively what was accomplished
by the schools.
39
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TABLE X. INSTRUCTIONAL PERSONNEL
This table gives a distribution of instructional personnel for 1933-1934
by race and function. Teachers are also divided according to sex.
The summary shows the number of teachers in elementary schools, in
high schools, the number of principals and supervisors; then relates this
number to the pupils of Table I. Average daily membership and average
daily attendance are both used as measures of the teaching load.
Summary of Table X.
Summary of Table X
—
Continued
41
Items
42
43
PERSONNEL
Colored
44 General Statistics
General Statistics 45
Personnel—Continued
Colored
46 General Statistics
General Statistics 47
Personnel—Continued
Colored
48 General Statistics
General Statistics 49
Personnel—Continued
Colored
50 General Statistics
Table X. Instructional
Counties and
Cities
Vance
Rural
Henderson.
Wake
Rural
Raleigh
Warren
Washington
Watauga
Wayne
Rural
Fremont .
.
Goldsboro
.
Wilkes
Rural
N. Wilkesboro_
Wilson
Rural
Elm City.
Wilson
Yadkin
Yancey.
North Carolina.
100 Counties.
67 Cities
Voc. Ed.
W.
12
12
251
230
21
27
24
3
White
Elementary Schools
Men Women Total
2
1
1
6
4
2
4
2
29
8
7
51
51
7
5
1
1
22
28
1,047
974
73
84
38
46
279
181
98
45
29
80
158
106
9
43
164
147
17
132
77
14
41
84
57
11,314
8,539
2,775
86
39
47
285
185
100
49
31
109
166
113
9
44
215
198
17
139
82
15
42
106
85
12,361
9,513
2,848
High Schoolsf
Men Women Total
11
39
30
7
6
10
12
19
17
2
11
5
3
3
14
1,283
1,009
274
15
7
76
43
33
14
6
10
38
18
3
17
17
11
32
16
3
13
11
2,335
1,534
801
26
14
12
115
73
42
21
12
20
50
27
3
20
36
28
8
43
21
6
16
22
17
3,618
2,543
1,075
-<co
112
53
59
400
258
142
70
43
129
216
140
12
64
251
226
25
182
103
21
58
128
102
15.97S
12,056
3,923
Elementary Schools
Men Women Total
10
9
1
15
14
1
15
5
2
12
764
682
62
37
25
189
129
60
84
30
1
116
69
9
38
18
16
2
104
51
13
40
9
4,983
3,728
1,255
72
46
26
204
143
61
99
35
3
128
77
9
42
23
20
3
106
51
14
41
9
2
5,747
4,410
1,337
t Including vocational teachers.
General Statistics 51
Personnel—Continued
Colored
52
TABLE XI. NUMBER OF SCHOOLHOUSES BY TYPE AND SIZE
This table shows by race for the combined county and city school sys-tems
of the State during 1933-1934 the number of school buildings, classi-fied
by type of construction and by size, and the number and value of
teacherages.
Items
53
TABLE XII. SCHOOLHOUSES AND SCHOOL PROPERTY
This table shows by race the value of school property, the number of
schoolhouses, the average value of each schoolhouse, the number of class-rooms
and the average number of classrooms per school for the county and
city school systems during 1933-1934. With races combined, the value
of school property, total number of schoolhouses and the average value of
each are also given.
The summary gives various items of valuation for the State and relates
these figures to number of pupils.
Summary of Table XII.
54
TABLE XII. SCHOOLHOUSES
Cot'NTIES AND
Cities
Alamance
Rural
Burlington.
Alexander.
Alleghany
Anson
Rural
Morven
Wadesboro.
Ashe .
Avery
Beaufort
Rural
Washington.
Bertie
Bladen
Brunswick
Buncombe
Rural....
Asheville.
Burke
Rural
Glen Alpine.
Morganton..
Cabarrus. .
Rural...
Concord
.
Caldwell
Rural
.
Lenoir.
Camden
Carteret
Caswell
Catawba
Rural...
Hickory.
Newton
.
Chatham
Cherokee
Rural...
Andrews.
Murphy
.
Chowin. .
Rural
Edenton.
Clay.
W lite
Value of
Sites and
Buildings
$ 1 047,666
507,666
540,000
289,165
92,150
549,500
324,500
50,000
175,000
150,000
301,552
440,825
236,925
203,900
370,000
408,618
251,123
.938,991
,938,991
,000,000
618.482
300,000
71,482
247,000
,105,000
555,000
550,000
755,000
425,000
330,000
90,000
375,000
258,514
,910,000
750,000
980,000
180,000
300,000
279,880
77 , 880
98,400
103,600
187,000
48,050
138,950
90.000
Value of
Furniture,
Equipment
126,659
76,659
50,000
39,895
15,000
61 , 800
33,800
8,000
20,000
25,000
23,505
72,200
21,200
51,000
42,500
42,048
32.015
666,083
416,083
250,000
42,010
15,000
3,010
24,000
106,000
56,000
50,000
92,500
71,500
21,000
13,000
50,000
35,620
196,744
92,000
69,744
35,000
30,000
22,540
4,390
8,150
10,000
13,427
5,627
7,800
10,000
Value of
Library
Books
28,780
19,780
9,000
8.000
1.000
10,450
5,950
1,500
3,000
4,600
4,800
10.400
4,000
6,400
10.000
6,460
3,200
48,733
26,000
22,733
12,506
7,210
1.396
3.900
13,200
8,700
4,500
9,600
6,500
3,100
2,750
7,195
7,265
22.675
6,455
12,220
4,000
4,000
3,200
1,700
1,500
2.060
810
1 . 250
1,200
Total
Value
$ 1,203,105
604,105
599,000
337,060
108,150
621,750
364,250
59,500
198,000
179,600
329.857
523,425
262,125
261,300
422,500
457,126
286,338
7,653.807
3,381,074
4,272,733
672,998
322,210
75,888
274,900
1,224,200
619,700
604,500
857,100
503,000
354,100
105.750
432,195
301 , 399
2,129,419
848,455
1,061,964
219,000
334,000
305,620
82,270
108,250
115,100
202.487
54,487
148,030
101.200
Total
Number
School-houses
32
22
10
21
29
18
11
4
3
73
24
36
29
7
14
12
70
57
13
22
14
5
3
25
20
5
29
27
2
22
11
28
15
10
3
11
46
30
9
7
15
11
4
Average
Value
Each
School-house
37,597
27,459
59,900
16,050
3,729
34,542
33,114
14,875
66,000
2,460
13,744
14.539
9,039
37,329
30,171
38,094
47,721
109,340
59,317
328,672
30,591
23,015
15,177
91,633
48,968
30,985
120,900
29,555
18,630
177,050
35,250
19,645
27,400
76,051
56,564
106,196
73,000
30,364
6,644
2,742
12,028
16,443
13,500
4,953
37,000
12,650
Total
Number
Class-
260
152
108
118
61
156
100
20
36
198
119
198
140
58
113
136
105
778
484
294
178
104
23
51
291
225
66
210
169
41
33
130
90
363
194
127
42
125
131
55
42
34
66
33
33
43
Average
No. Class-rooms
Per
School
55
AND SCHOOL PROPERTY
Colored
56 General Statistics
Table XII. Schoolhouses and
Counties and
Cities
Cleveland
Rural
Kings Mountain.
Shelby
Columbus
Craven
Rural
New Bern.
Cumberland...
Rural
Fayetteville_
Currituck
Dare.
Davidson
Rural
Lexington. ._
Thomasville.
Davie.
Duplin.
Durham...
Rural
Durham.
Edgecombe.
Rural
Tarboro..
Forsyth.
Rural
Winston-Salem.
Franklin ...
Rural
Franklinton
Gaston
Rural
Cherryville.
Gastonia
Gates
Graham
Granville.
Rural...
Oxfordt.
Greene
Guilford
Rural
Greensboro _
High Point.
Halifax
Rural
Enfield
Roanoke Rapids.
Weldon
White
Value of
Sites and
Buildings
I 789,040
364,350
130,000
294,690
567,126
569,370
444,370
125,000
911,898
526,898
385,000
328,000
112,700
1,802,437
847,437
535,000
420,000
324.966
508.650
2,820,242
460,000
2,360,242
681,251
525,751
155,500
4,901,588
1,426,588
3,475,000
888,963
588,963
300,000
2,339,000
972,000
117,000
1,250,000
160.000
173,000
724,000
524,000
200,000
359,063
6,757.695
1,370,695
3,200,000
2,187,000
1.069,000
177,000
65,000
727,000
100,000
Value of
Furniture,
Equipment
110,665
51,865
20,000
38,800
71,124
71,838
41,838
30,000
81,725
43,225
38,500
46,000
13,750
153,380
66,380
46,000
41,000
50,344
55,100
285.698
25,000
260,698
96,292
80,292
16,000
391,261
91,261
300,000
84,952
74,952
10,000
218,000
50,000
18,000
150,000
26,000
17,000
82,000
57,000
25,000
70,671
583,582
130,382
260,000
193,200
84,500
23,000
12,500
35,000
14,000
Value of
Library
Books
17,000
6,000
2,000
9,000
10,871
9,440
3,840
5,600
12,000
8,500
3,500
3,850
5,150
27,312
14,312
6,000
7,000
4,675
10,000
22,683
5,000
17,683
9,597
5,622
3,975
49,000
14,000
35,000
8.460
6,960
1,500
18,000
10,000
2,000
6,000
2,000
1,400
11,000
6,000
5,000
5,500
80,710
15,236
44,474
21,000
13,300
4,800
1,000
4,500
3,000
Total
Value
i 916,705
422.215
152,000
342,490
649,121
650,648
490,048
160,600
1,005,623
578,623
427,000
377,850
131,600
1,983,129
928,129
587,000
468,000
379,985
573,750
3,128,623
490,000
2,638,623
787,140
611,665
175,475
5,341,849
1,531,849
3,810,000
982,375
670,875
311,500
2,575,000
1,032,000
137,000
1,406,000
188,000
191,400
817,000
587,000
230,000
435,234
7,421,987
1,516,313
3,504,474
2,401,200
1,166,800
204,800
78,500
766,500
117,000
Total
Number
School-houses
49
37
4
26
22
15
7
23
19
4
6
14
29
21
5
3
18
18
32
20
12
12
10
2
34
19
15
17
16
1
Average
Value
Each
School-houses
; 18,708
11,411
38,000
42,811
24,966
29,575
32,670
22,943
43.723
30,454
106,750
62,975
9,400
68.384
44,197
117,400
156,000
21,110
31,875
97,769
24,500
219,885
65,595
61,166
87,737
157,113
80,624
254,000
57,787
41,991
311,500
53
General Statistics 57
School
58 General Statistics
Table XII. Schoolhouses and
General Statistics 59
School
60 General Statistics
Table XII. Schoolhouses and
Counties and
Cities
Onslow.
Orange
Rural
Chapel Hill.
Pamlico
Pasquotank
Rural
Elizabeth City.
Pender
Perquimans
Person
Pitt
Rural
Greenville.
Polk
Rural .
Trvon.
Randolph...
Rural
Asheboro.
Richmond
Rural
Hamlet
Rockingham.
Robeson
Rural
Lumberton..
Red Springs.
.
Rockingham
Rural
Leaksville
Madison
Reidsville
Rowan
Rural
Salisbury
Rutherford
Sampson
Rural
Clinton
Scotland
Stanly
Rural
Albemarlef..
Stokes
Surry
Rural
Mount Airy..
Swain
White
Value of
Sites and
Buildings
General Statistics 61
School Property—Continued
Colored
62 General Statistics
Table XII. Schoolhouses and
Counties and
Cities
Transylvania
Tyrrell
Union
Rural
Monroe
Vance
Rural
Henderson
Wake
Rural
Raleigh
Warren
Washington
Watauga.
Wayne
Rural
Fremont
Gcldsboro
Wilkes
Rural
North Wilkesboro
Wilson
Rural
Elm City
Wilson
Yadkin ___.
Yancey
North Carolina
100 Counties
67 Cities
White
Value of
Sites and
Buildings
t 489,235
100.000
521,000
400,000
121,000
598,169
334,969
263,200
3,361,846
900,000
2,461,846
265,750
236,040
214,420
1,086,000
489,000
125,000
472,000
440,645
315,645
125,000
1,292,478
662,345
148,900
481,233
225,860
125,000
$85,039,129
45,807,029
39,232,100
Value of
Furniture,
Equipment
35,889
10,000
81,500
65,000
16,500
39,112
27,212
11,900
294,913
160,000
134,913
28,300
17,500
21,425
106,000
42,000
15,000
49,000
46,970
36,970
10,000
185,768
124,535
8,300
52,933
12,000
20,000
S 8,749,713
5,157,246
3,592,467
Value of
Library
Books
3,500
1,500
19,000
17,000
2,000
6,862
4,537
2,325
25,790
15,000
10,790
10,000
3,569
9,123
14,100
8,500
1,600
4,000
13,026
11,026
2,000
15,589
8,150
1,275
6,164
6,317
3,000
1,121,737
721,154
400,583
Total
Value
S 528.624
11,500
621,500
482,000
139,500
644,143
366,718
277,425
3,682,549
1,075,000
2,607,549
304,050
257,109
244,968
1,206,100
539,500
141,600
525,000
500,641
363,641
137,000
1,493,835
795,030
158,475
540,330
244,177
148,000
$94,910,579
51,685,429
43,225,150
Total
Number
School-houses
22
34
31
3
11
5
6
38
27
11
12
7
49
22
15
1
6
88
86
2
19
13
2
4
45
36
2,532
2,178
354
Average
Value
Each
School-house
t 24,028
15.929
18,280
15,548
46,500
58,558
73,344
46,237
96,909
39,815
237,050
25,337
36,730
4,999
54.823
35,967
141,600
87,500
5,689
4,228
68,500
78,623
61,156
79,237
135,082
5,426
4,111
37,408
23,731
122,105
Total
Number
Class-rooms
87
41
290
252
38
118
60
58
519
325
194
93
61
129
?82
176
20
86
277
246
31
209
121
25
63
159
106
19.570
14,752
4,818
Average
No. Class-rooms
Per
School
4.0
5.9
8.5
8.1
12.7
10.7
12.0
9.7
1.4
1.2
17.6
7.7
8.7
2.6
12.8
11.7
20.0
14.3
3.1
2.9
15.5
11.0
9.3
12.5
15.7
3.5
3.0
7.7
6.8
13.6
General Statistics 63
School Property—Continued
64
TABLE XIII. NUMBER AND SIZE OF SCHOOL UNITS TAUGHT
This table shows by race for the county and city systems of the State
during 1933-1934: the number of elementary and high school units taught,
classified according to the number of teachers employed. The summary
gives the North Carolina total, divided between counties and cities.
Summary of Table XIII
Items
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TABLE XIV. STANDARDIZATION OF SCHOOLS
This table shows by race for the elementary and high schools of the
State during 1933-1934 the total number of schools, the number large
enough to be standardized, the number of standard schools, the relation-ship
between these items, total enrollment, enrollment in standard schools
and the percentage of children having opportunity to attend standardized
schools.
Items
74
TABLE XV. DISTRICTS, BUILDINGS AND SCHOOL UNITS FOR
COUNTY SYSTEMS
This table shows for county (rural) systems during 1933-1934: the
number of administrative districts, the number of districts having tax for
bonds, the number of buildings and the number of units taught.
General Statistics 75
Table XV. Districts, Buildings and School Units for County
Systems—Continued
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TABLE XVII. SCHOOL LIBRARIES
This tables gives by race for the 100 county and 67 city school systems
of the State during 1933-1934: the number of elementary and high school
libraries, the number of volumes in these libraries and their estimated
value.
Items
SECTION II
FINANCIAL STATISTICS
1933-1934
84
TABLE I. SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
This tabulation gives a summary of information which may be found
in detail in subsequent tables of this section and includes several pertinent
items of derivative nature not to be found in detailed tables.
Section A. Receipts
Items
TOTAL RECEIPTS (less temporary loans).
Current Expense
Capital Outlay
Debt Service
PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL FOR
Current Expense
Capital Outlay
Debt Service
ENROLLMENT (Code a—duplicates excluded)
.
RECEIPTS—PER CHILD ENROLLED.
Current Expense
Capital Outlay
Debt Service
AVERAGE DAILY MEMBERSHIP.
RECEIPTS—PER CHILD BELONGING.
Current Expense
Capital Outlay
Debt Service
AVERAGE DAILY ATTENDANCE.
RECEIPTS—PER CHILD ATTENDING.
Current Expense
Capital Outlay
Debt Service
RECEIPTS FOR CURRENT EXPENSE
Balance—July 1, 1933
Eight Months School Fund—less refunds..
Vocational Education—Federal and State.
Philanthropic funds
Federal Emergency Relief
Total State, Federal, Philanthropic Funds.
Poll taxes
Fines, forfeitures, penalties.
Dog taxes
Interest, miscellaneous
Tuition from pupils
County ad valorem taxes...
District ad valorem taxes...
Total Countv and District Funds.
Total Current Expense (less temporary loans) .
PERCENTAGE OF RECEIPTS (C. E.) FROM
Balance July 1, 1933
100 Counties
18,710,189.58
13,962,876.71
1,100,217.18
3,647,095.69
74.63
5.88
19.49
665,402
28.12
20.98
1.66
5.48
614,334
30.46
22.73
1.79
5.94
555,322
33.69
25.14
1.98
6.57
•81,447.96
11,555,627.70
205,280.73
6,000.00
453,034.00
$ 12,219,942.43
169
244
83
62
2
707
554
,714.53
,561.05
,008.72
,250.76
,970.83
,080.40
,795.95
$ 1,824,382.24
$ 13,962,876.71
'.58
Eight Months School Fund—less refunds..
Vocational Education—Federal and State.
Philanthropic funds
Federal Emergency Relief
Total State, Federal, Philanthropic Funds.
Poll taxes
Fines, forfeitures, penalties.
Dog taxes
Interest, miscellaneous
Tuition from pupils
County ad valorem taxes...
District ad valorem taxes...
Total Countv and District Funds.
67 Cities
7,658,380.70
5,152,067.64
239,618.05
2,266,695.01
67.27
3.13
29.60
230,123
33.28
22.39
1.04
9.85
217,229
35.25
23.72
1.10
10.43
201,446
38.02
25.58
1.19
11.25
S '211,853.51
4,051,023.05
28,126.03
46,966.00
$ 4,126,115.08
44,840.31
152,116.14
6,874.43
45,020.14
9,004.91
151,413.34
828,536.80
$ 1,237,806.07
$ 5,152,067.64
•4.11
82.76
1.47
.04
3.25
87.52
1.22
1.75
.60
.44
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5.06
3.97
13.06
78.63
.55
North Carolina
26,368,570.28
19,114,944.35
1,339,835.23
5,913,790.70
72.49
5.08
22.43
895,525
29.44
21.34
1.50
6.60
831,563
31.71
22.99
1.61
7.11
756.768
34.84
25.26
1.77
7.81
•293,301.47
15,606,650.75
233,406.76
6,000.00
500,000.00
$ 16,346,057.51
214,554.84
396,677.19
89,883.15
107,270.90
11,975.74
858,493.74
,383,332.75
$ 3,062,188.31
$ 19,114,944.35
•1.53
.91
80.09
.87
2.95
.13
.88
.17
2.94
16.08
24.02
81.65
1.22
.03
2.61
85.51
1.12
2.08
.47
.56
.06
4.49
7.24
16.02
Financial Statistics 85
Table I. Summary of Receipts and Expenditures—Continued
Items
RECEIPTS FOR CAPITAL OUTLAY
Balance—July 1, 1933
State loans
Sale of bonds
Sale of property.. --
Donations
County ad valorem taxes_ _
District ad valorem taxes
Total Capital Outlay (less temporary loans) .
.
PERCENTAGE OF RECEIPTS (C. 0.) FROM
Balance—July 1, 1933
State loans
Sale of bonds -
Sale of property
Donations
County ad valorem taxes...
District ad valorem taxes
RECEIPTS FOR DEBT SERVICE
Balance—July 1, 1933
County ad valorem taxes
District ad valorem taxes.
Total Debt Service (less temporary loans)
.
PERCENTAGE OF RECEIPTS (D. S.) from
Balance—July 1, 1933
County ad valorem taxes
District ad valorem taxes
TOTAL RECEIPTS (less temporary loans)
Balance—July 1, 1933
Loans and grants (Federal, State, Philanthropic)
Sale of bonds.
Sale of property
Poll and dog taxes
Fines, forfeitures, penalties
Interest, miscellaneous
County ad valorem taxes
District ad valorem taxes
Total—All (3) Funds
Borrowed Money—All (3) Funds.
Total Available—See Table II . .
.
PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL RECEIPTS (less temporary
loans) FROM
Balance—July 1, 1933..
Loans and grants (State, Federal, Philanthropic)
Sale of bonds
Sale of property .-
Poll and dog taxes.. _
Fines, forfeitures, penalties
Interest, miscellaneous
County ad valorem taxes
District ad valorem taxes
100 Counties
151,441.39
183,556.00
192,040.00
229,346.17
11,310.87
317,776.19
14,746.56
* 1,100,217.18
13.76
16.68
17.46
20.85
1.03
28.88
1.34
185,262.02
2,832,457.36
629,376.31
S 3,647,095.69
5.08
77.66
17.26
67 Cities
62,156.52
24,200.00
39,101.97
2.535.07
82,009.00
29,615.49
239,618.05
25.94
10.10
16.32
1.06
34.22
12.36
97,673.64
876,853.65
1,292,167.72
255
12,403
192
229
252
244
76
3,857
1,198
, 255 . 45
,498.43
,040.00
,346.17
,723.25
,561.05
,532.46
,313.95
,918.82
$ 18,710,189.58
636,119.16
$ 19,346,308.74
1.36
66.29
1.03
1.22
L35
1.31
.41
20.62
6.41
$ 2,266,695.01
4.31
38.68
57.01
•52,203.35
4,150,315.08
39,101.97
51,714.74
152,116.14
56,560.12
1,110,275.99
2,150,320.01
$ 7,658,380.70
242,646.18
$ 7,901,026.88
North Carolina
213,597.91
207,756.00
192,040.00
268,448.14
13,845.94
399,785.19
44,362.05
$ 1,339.835.23
15.94
15.51
14.33
20.03
1.04
29.84
3.31
282,935.66
3,709,311.01
1,921,544.03
S 5,913,790.70
4.78
62.72
32.50
203,232.10
16,553.813.51
192,040.00
268,448.14
304,437.99
396,677.19
133,092.58
4,967,589.94
3,349,238.83
26,368,570.28
878,765.34
l
86 Financial Statistics
Table I. Summary of Receipts and Expenditures—Continued
Section B. Expenditures
Items
TOTAL EXPENDITURES (less loans repaid)
Current Expense
Capital Outlay.
Debt Service
PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL FOR
Current Expense
Capital Outlay
Debt Service
CURRENT EXPENSE (less loans repaid)
General Control
Instructional Service—Elementary
Instructional Service—High
Operation
Maintenance
Fixed Charges
Auxiliary Agencies
Total Current Expense
White
Colored
PERCENTAGE OF CURRENT EXPENSE FOR
General Control
I nstructional Service—Elementary
Instructional Service—High
Operation
Maintenance __.
Fixed Charges
Auxiliary Agencies
White..
Colored
TOTAL EXPENDITURES (less loans repaid)
Per child of school age (6-21)
Per child enrolled (code a)
Per child in average daily membership
Per child in average daily attendance
Per teacher employed
CURRENT EXPENSE (less loans repaid)
Per child of school age (6-21)
Per child enrolled (code a)
Per child in average daily membership
Per child in average daily attendance
Per teacher employed
CAPITAL OUTLAY (less loans repaid)
Per child of school age (6-21)
Per child enrolled (code a)
Per child in average daily membership
Per child in average daily attendance
Per teacher employed
100 Counties
Financial Statistics 87
Table I. Summary of Receipts and Expenditures—Continued
Section B. Expenditures
Items
DEBT SERVICE (less loans repaid)
Per child of school age (6-21)
Per child enrolled (code a)
Per child in average daily membership
Per child in average daily attendance
Per teacher employed
TOTAL EXPENDITURE (less loans repaid) __
LOANS REPAID
Current Expense
Capital Outlay -.
Debt Service
Total Loans Repaid
TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS-See Table II
100 Counties
4.44
5.30
5.74
6.35
210.13
$ 17,613,058.06
239,871.50
25,180.63
540,715.62
$ 805,767.75
$ 18,418,825.81
67 Cities
7.38
9.4!)
10.05
10.84
390.98
% 7,335,073.32
104,754.08
22,033.81
78,081.58
$ 204,869.47
$ 7,539,942.79
North Carolina
5.24
6.38
6.87
7.55
255.30
$ 24,948,131.38
344,625.58
47,214.44
618,797.20
$ 1,010,637.22
% 25,958,768.60
88
TABLE II. GROSS RECEIPTS, DISBURSEMENTS
Counties and
Cities
Alamance
Rural
Burlington.
Alexander.
Alleghany.
Anson
Rural
Morven
Wadesboro.
Ashe.
Avery.
Beaufort
Rural
Washington.
Bertie
Bladen...
Brunswick
Buncombe.
Rural
Asheville.
Burke
Rural
Glen Alpine.
Morganton.
.
Cabarrus
Rural
Concord.
Caldwell
Rural..
Lenoir.
Camden
Carteret
Caswell..
Catawba .
.
Rural...
Hickory.
Newton.
Chatham. .
Cherokee.
.
Rural....
Andrews
.
Murphy.
Chowan
Rural
Edenton
Clay.
Cleveland _.
Rural
Kings Mountain.
Shelby
Current Expense Fund
Available
253,934.54
160,756.20
93,178.34
83,018.19
42,471.99
160,963.53
105,864.42
19,046.75
36,052.36
101,845.47
85,839.58
184,872.61
124,093.86
60,778.75
140,181.93
119,157.10
122,955.51
509,221.13
358,522.56
150,698.57
171,628.70
102,035.26
17,936.98
51,656.46
282,697.16
216,156.32
66,540.84
189.514.11
143,065.50
46,448.61
32,081.84
75,658.62
118,037.79
306,629.33
176,694.64
92,898.45
37,036.24
156,825.13
79,999.28
33,446.50
25,113.61
21,439.17
75,451.09
46,810.78
28,640.31
27,001.10
305.228.05
201,280.65
33,756.78
70,190.62
Disbursed
264,503.30
171,529.97
92,973.33
88,617.55
41,462.95
160,026.76
105,109.28
18,995.80
35,921.68
113,106.90
84,787.94
200,887.49
137,864.01
63,023.48
134,990.68
128,568.69
122,660.41
526,120.46
332,336.23
193,784.23
160,359.10
96,440.19
17,832.20
46,086.71
271,347.83
207,705.73
63,642.10
184,066.20
139,147.89
44,918.31
29,877.67
113,408.68
103,501.62
296.041.11
166,925.46
93,072.56
36,043.09
140,749.93
84.559.18
38,113.47
24,393.42
22,052.29
76,753.72
42,921.40
33,832.32
28,326.68
301,179.71
198,616.54
34,886.90
67,676.27
Balance
6-30-1934
$ "10,568.76
10,773.77
205.01
•5,599.36
1,009.04
936.77
755 . 14
50.95
130.68
*11,261.43
1,051.64
•16,014.88
"13,770.15
"2,244.73
5,191.25
•9,411.59
295.10
•16,899.33
26,186.33
•43,085.66
11,269.60
5,595.07
104.78
5,569.75
11,349.33
8,450.59
2,898.74
5,447.91
3,917.61
1,530.30
2,204.17
•37,750.06
14,536.17
10,588.22
9,769.18
•174.11
993.15
16,075.20
•4,559.90
•4,666.97
720.19
•613.12
•1,302.63
3,889.38
•5,192.01
•1,325.58
4,048.34
2,664.11
•1,130.12
2,514.35
Capital Outlay
Available
28,058.01
12,753.85
15,304.16
4,352.29
8,011.33
3,688.77
640.84
3,681.72
6,871.78
3,677.74
2,022.98
447.73
1,575.25
2,209.79
1,685.95
15,790.04
1,150.00
1,150.00
736.58
•3,118.54
3,855.12
87,007.54
85,007.54
1,400.00
12,168.07
9,454.59
2,713.48
22,858.91
4,836.05
4,100.68
22,602.43
16,256.32
3,941.54
2,404.57
16,742.01
3,147.20
3,147.20
3,068.22
.94
3,067.28
577.24
38.094.27
7,935.55
28,934.78
1,223.94
Disbursed
25.479.97
10,249.59
15,230.38
14,206.81
6,929.40
4,757.00
267.10
1,905.30
440.00
3,174.32
50.00
50.00
2,188.29
1,815.21
12,927.43
843.85
843.85
6.062.92
2,515.89
3,547.03
35,780.47
34,634.19
1,146.28
5,620.42
4,040.80
1,579.62
5,008.25
4,836.05
4,485.29
21,672.06
16,256.32
3,757.43
1,658.31
16,469.41
343.33
343.33
62.01
.94
61.07
633.46
35,618.21
7,547.08
26,906.80
1,164.33
* Overdraft.
89
AND BALANCES
90 Financial Statistics
Table II. Gross Receipts, Disbursements
Financial Statistics 91
and Balances by Funds, 1933-1934
—
Continued
Fund Debt Service Fund Total—All Funds
Balance
6-30-1934 Available
169.72
•3,665.67
•3,665.67
18,636.52
18,696.52
853.83
*359.54
25,094.83
25,094.83
2.602.84
5,388.62
•9,461.82
14,850.44
3,681.09
3,681.09
3.436.01
3.642.03
•206.02
2,690.07
255.91
785.63
1,648.53
3,425.68
336.40
101.40
235.00
•22,654.27
1,831.96
1,831.96
3,605.12
1,014.03
135.51
2,455.58
3,692.67
4,972.46
4,334.52
637.94
51.389.98
36,378.06
36,378.06
98,047.75
51,965.16
46,082.59
7,679.89
8,231.96
150.514.23
80,220.05
45,501.68
24,792.50
14,317.37
70,333.54
202,754.60
77,691.33
125,063.27
50,823.20
36,082.60
14,740.60
408,940.84
86,276.52
322,664.32
63,001.29
52,671.27
10,330.02
171,554.40
114,641.14
7,460.87
49,452.39
18,458.42
13,726.57
63,042.89
54,771.77
8,271.12
33,002.14
325,427.94
99,324.47
132,861.45
93,242.02
77,857.32
22,628.33
2,422.00
46,392.39
6,414.60
74,122.21
104,132.95
71,008.09
33,124.86
Disbursed
44,781.75
53,408.75
53,408.75
89.089.20
43,199.42
45,889.78
7.679.89
9,184.06
167,658.73
105,792.84
37,073.39
24,792.50
14,317.37
57,927.64
211,627.53
67,016.10
144,611.43
57,154.63
42,414.03
14,740.60
389,580.37
87,182.87
302,397.50
58,874.11
51,404.67
7,469.44
149,235.79
92,322.53
7,460.87
49,452.39
18,458.42
8,362.32
63,042.89
54,771.77
8,271.12
7,500.00
361,277.73
99,324.47
168,711.24
93,242.02
77,035.24
21,806.25
2,422.00
46,392.39
6,414.60
69,274.84
99,135.11
66,010.25
33,124.86
Balance
6-30-1934
6,608.23
•17.030.69
•17,030.69
8.958.55
8,765.74
192.81
•952.10
•17,144.50
•25,572.79
8,428.29
12.405.90
•8,872.93
10,675.23
•19,548.16
•6,331.43
•6,331.43
19,360.47
•906.35
20,266.82
4,127.18
1,266.60
2,860.58
22,318.61
22,318.61
5,364.25
25,502.14
•35,849.79
•35,849.79
822.08
822.08
4,847.37
4.997.84
4,997.84
Available
? 283.888.14
201,677.92
143,268.50
58,409.42
355.970.85
248,469.46
107,501.39
58,843.29
52,073.43
541.951.73
335.638.82
121,426.70
84,886.21
98,532.42
255.664.88
824,040.91
235,441.56
588,599.35
267,743.77
201,053.29
66,690.48
1,087,540.87
371,495.03
716,045.84
230,228.56
192,378.95
37,849.61
600.239.87
390,751.89
32,447.08
177,040.90
88.397.71
64,743.81
230,312.18
167,709.47
62,602.71
94,397.51
1,221,067.57
440,280.88
442.520.04
338,266.65
363.250.88
151,920.02
19,281.61
153,588.74
38,460.51
341,578.75
304,874.14
200,445.29
104,428.85
Disbursed
273.311.99
221,352.97
162,962.80
58,390.17
316,854.88
209,546.30
107,308.58
57,870.46
52,154.37
520,092.42
323,983.90
112,076.75
84,031.77
97,516.98
261,954.96
824,730.63
226,996.33
597,734.30
245,792.37
184,472.54
61,319.83
1,023,104.01
329,189.76
693,914.25
222,041.32
183,208.31
38,833.01
575,824.96
384,876.93
31,641.91
159,306.12
87,699.91
46,722.48
228.834.61
167,603.27
61,231.34
112,095.36
1,181,215.37
438,021.21
421,601.37
321,592.79
331.930.19
142,507.78
17,350.85
136,814.95
35,256.61
323,273.31
282,181.09
192,675.37
89,505.72
Balance
6-30-1934
10.576.15
•19.675.05
•19,694.30
19.25
39,115.97
38,923.16
192.81
978.83
•80.94
21.859.31
11,654.92
9,349.95
854.44
1,015.44
•6,290.08
•689.72
8,445.23
*9, 134.95
21.951.40
16,580.75
5,370.65
64.436.86
42,305.27
22,131.59
8,187.24
9,170.64
*983.40
24,414.91
5,874.96
805.17
17,734.78
697.80
18,021.33
1,477.57
106.20
1,371.37
*17,697.85
39,852.20
2,259.67
20,918.67
16,673.86
31,320.69
9,412.24
1,930.76
16,773.79
3,203.90
18,305.44
22.693.05
7,769.92
14,923.13
92 Financial Statistics
Table II. Gross Receipts, Disbursements
Counties and
Cities
Henderson
Rural
Hendersonville_
Hertford
Hoke...
Hyde. ...
Iredell
Rural
Mooresville.
Statesville..
Jackson..
Johnston.
Jones
Lee
Rural...
Sanford.
Lenoir
Rural. .
.
Kinston.
Lincoln
Rural.
Lincolnton
.
Macon...
Madison.
Martin ...
McDowell.
Rural...
Marion.
Mecklenburg.
Rural
Charlotte..
Mitchell
Montgomery.
Moore
Rural
Southern Pines
.
Nash
Rural
Rocky Mount.
.
New Hanover.
Northampton
Onslow
Orange
Rural
Chapel Hill.
Pamlico
Current Expense Fund
Available
Pasquotank
Rural ..
Elizabeth City.
137,152.69
112,740.68
24,412.01
121,699.28
64,273.15
52,523.39
283,774.85
188,497.01
42,485.26
52,793.58
80,718.45
437,035.13
45,387.02
112,996.56
86,513.22
26,483.34
211,366.03
179,487.75
31,878.28
126.483.30
98,985.29
27,498.01
106,018.13
127,509.88
138,665.56
131,092.50
81,163.96
49,928.54
757,767.89
306,678.23
451,089.66
76,866.84
138,447.34
161,336.60
130,583.82
30,752.78
331,822.24
208,848.40
122,973.84
238,904.63
187,463.02
109,551.45
136,204.49
101,277.25
34,927.24
90,101.54
111,674.11
48,793.66
62,880.45
Disbursed
149,931.17
123,032.71
26,898.46
98,891.61
62,269.92
52.329.76
269,461.75
174,857.47
41,889.93
52,714.35
84,215.43
377,743.61
62,221.64
102.583.34
71,725.44
30,857.90
228,393.97
157,687.87
70,706.10
131,493.67
97,419.58
34,074.09
77,044.81
124,088.30
142,995.81
126,053.11
75,712.90
50,340.21
739,123.04
303,046.25
436,076.79
70,785.14
137.529.27
172.201.26
142,639.88
29,561.38
337,895.73
231,793.19
106,102.54
210,996.65
153,921.11
104.084.33
129,498.20
98,250.11
31,248.09
58,707.14
112,662.68
51,977.12
60.685.56
Balance
6-30-1934
•12,778.48
•10,292.03
•2,486.45
22,807.67
2.003.23
193.63
14,313.10
13,639.54
595.33
78.23
•3,496.98
59,291 .52
•16,834.62
10,413.22
14,787.78
•4,374.56
•17,027.94
21,799.88
•38,827.82
•5,010.37
1,565.71
•6,576.08
28,973.32
3,421.58
•4,330.25
5.039.39
5,451.06
•411.67
18,644.85
3,631.98
15,012.87
6,081.70
918.07
•10,864.66
•12,056.06
1,191.40
•6,073.49
•22,944.79
16,871.30
27,970.98
33,541.91
5,467.12
6.706.29
3,027.14
3,679.15
31,394.40
•988.57
•3,183.46
2,194.89
Capital Outlay
Available
1,148.30
883.30
265.00
11,009.78
17,590.12
4,168.41
2,120.86
2,047.55
1,136.63
32,069.85
16,576.88
16,204.00
5,197.33
11,006.67
7,446.49
2,036.85
5,409.64
3,905.10
1,942.73
1,962.37
671.89
2,680.42
5,055.79
3,735.10
2,568.02
1,167.08
12,920.17
9,200.00
3,720.17
5.310.55
6,500.00
12,425.70
7,127.90
5,297.80
12,063.96
8,093.96
3,970.00
15,254.66
10,427.97
5,528.92
31,862.31
29,880.19
1,982.12
562.70
3,639.19
995.57
2,643.62
Disbursed
520.15
520.15
1,522.91
17,590.12
4,168.41
2,120.86
2,047.55
30,648.22
16,576.88
9,618.88
1,945.97
7,672.91
280.21
280.21
2,537.19
1,942.73
594.46
29.50
2.575.12
5,312.00
3,581.91
2,414.83
1,167.08
12,167.83
9,200.00
2,967.83
5,033.50
3,622.41
3,725.57
1,000.00
2,725.57
6,472.96
4,502.96
1,970.00
12,624.84
1,401.94
1.532.45
32,329.90
31,407.83
922.07
282.70
1,866.41
723.46
1,142.95
'Overdraft.
Financial Statistics 93
and Balances by Funds, 1933-1934
—
Continued
Fund Debt Service Fund Total—All Funds
Balance
6-30-1934
J 628.15
363.15
265.00
9,486.87
1,136.63
1,421.63
6,585.12
3,251.36
3,333.76
7.166.28
2,036.85
5,129.43
1,367.91
1,367.91
642.39
105.30
•256.21
153.19
153.19
752.34
"752134'
277.05
2,877.59
8,700.13
6,127.90
2,572.23
5.591.00
3,591.00
2,000.00
2,629.82
9,026.03
3,996.47
•467.59
•1,527.64
1,060.05
280.00
1,772.78
272.11
1,500.67
Available
49,981.77
19,481.77
30,500.00
20,864.79
34,382.29
13,780.56
53,265.62
15,987.60
15,879.59
21,398.43
10,795.64
212,015.63
3,974.25
25,451.58
11,694.20
13,757.38
96,781.12
18,525.62
78,255.50
38,368.10
22,591.97
15,776.13
10,707.59
44,903.00
46,428.25
46,669.76
35,664.76
11,005.00
284,450.38
138,644.26
145,806.12
7,716.55
32,653.12
68,719.77
60,484.15
8,235.62
128.965.32
94,670.47
34,294.85
110,239.25
26,577.78
17,313.89
51,410.12
41,617.69
9,792.43
13,392.71
49,883.80
19,805.27
30,078.53
Disbursed
38.000.00
9,000.00
29,000.00
28,620.64
17,887.60
13,780.56
53,265.62
15,987.60
15,879.59
21,398.43
8,325.32
227,921.74
12,418.26
25,715.50
16,115.50
9,600.00
65,364.92
31,062.19
34,302.73
38,368.10
22,591.97
15,776.13
6,679.60
44,901.57
49,310.96
49,483.54
38,478.54
11,005.00
271,314.71
133,932.36
137,382.35
9,407.75
28,525.68
51,224.26
42,397.64
8,826.62
92,783.19
52,489.36
40,293.83
110,239.25
50,784.06
22,427.11
52,038.36
41,648.10
10,390.26
13,392.71
40,778.82
16,220.48
24,558.34
Balance
6-30-1934 Available
11,981.77
10,481.77
1,500.00
•7.755.85
16,494.69
2,470.32
•15,906.11
•8,444.01
•263.92
•4,421.30
4,157.38
31,416.20
•12,536.57
43,952.77
4,027.99
1.43
•2,882.71
•2,813.78
•2,813.78
13,135.67
4,711.90
8,423.77
•1,691.20
4,127.44
17,485.51
18,086.51
•591.00
36,182.13
42,181.11
•5,998.98
24,206.28
•5,113.22
•628.24
•30.41
•597.83
9.104.98
3,584.79
5,520.19
188,282.76
133,105.75
55,177.01
153,573.85
116,245.56
66,303.95
341,208.88
206,605.47
60,412.40
74,191.01
92,650.72
681,120.61
65,938.15
154,652.14
103,404.75
51,247.39
315,593.64
200,050.22
115,543.42
168,756.50
123,519.99
45,236.51
117,397.61
175,093.30
190,149.60
181,497.36
119,396.74
62,100.62
1,055,138.44
454,522.49
600,615.95
89,893.94
177,600.46
242,482.07
198,195.87
44,286.20
472,851.52
311,612.83
161,238.69
364,398.54
224,468.77
132,394.26
219,476.92
172,775.13
46,701.79
104,056.95
165,197.10
69,594.50
95,602.60
Disbursed
188.451.32
132,552.86
55,898.46
129,035.16
97,747.64
66,110.32
326,895.78
192,965.93
59,817.07
74,112.78
92,540.75
636,313.57
91,216.78
137,917.72
89,786.91
48,130.81
294,039.10
188,750.06
105,289.04
172,398.96
121,954.28
50,444.68
83,753.91
171,564.99
197,618.77
179,118.56
116,606.27
62,512.29
1,022,605.58
446,178.61
576,426.97
85,226.39
169,677.36
227,151.09
186,037.52
41,113.57
437,151.88
288,785.51
148,366.37
333,860.74
206,107.11
128,043.89
213,866.46
171,306.04
42,560.42
72,382.55
155.307.91
68,921.0(1
86,386.85
Balance
6-30-1934
•168.56
552.89
•721.45
24,538.69
18,497.92
193.63
14,313.10
13,639.54
595.33
78.23
109.97
44,807.04
•25,278.63
16,734.42
13,617.84
3,116.58
21,554.54
11,300.16
10,254.38
•3,642.46
1,565.71
•5,208.17
33,643.70
3,528.31
•7,469.17
2,378.80
2,790.47
•411.67
32,532.86
8,343.88
24,188.98
4,667.55
7,923.10
15.330.98
12,158.35
3,172.63
35.699.64
22,827.32
12,872.32
30,537.80
18.361.66
4,350.37
5,610.46
1,469.09
4,141.37
31,674.40
9,889.19
673.44
9,215.75
94 Financial Statistics
Table II. Gross Receipts, Disbursements
Financial Statistics 95
and Balances by Funds, 1933-1934
—
Continued
Fund Debt Service Fund Total—All Funds
Balance
6-30-1934 Available
$ 2,113.87 S 37,417.17
7,653.34
4,216.84
1.001.80
1,001.80
•213.04
•213.04
43,018.15
42,588.00
430.15
1,027.04
522.58
459.55
44.91
31,257.86
31,257.86
2,907.56
2,665.12
166.32
76.12
3,760.13
727.23
3,032.90
•11,133.13
1,804.73
1,047.52
757.21
7,045.25
5,517.90
1,527.35
•1,386.74
9,759.93
74.255.74
45,791.55
28,464.19
2,599.13
2,599.13
44,004.66
43,967.29
37.37
26,990.06
76,681.81
49,373.37
27,308.44
42,743.91
28,791.80
13,952.11
50,396.54
40,140.57
10,255.97
34,820.15
17,432.94
7,262.32
10,124.89
56,585.68
23,180.91
14,282.00
19,122.77
133,673.50
47,033.07
31,608.58
9,070.00
45,961.85
111,587.73
77,679.87
33,907.86
152,414.09
68.080.29
61,880.29
6,200.00
38,829.50
57.2S3.94
38,213.94
19,080.00
23,792.19
82,166.44
63,491.44
18,675.00
30,099.91
17,651.73
3,589.00
57,680.18
39,698.19
17,981.99
77,762.12
56,928.79
10,833.33
426.967.31
243,213.98
183,753.33
Disbursed
34,779.73
7,388.54
25,554.21
79,729.97
49,373.37
30,356.60
38,781.51
28,791.80
9,989.71
53,689.35
46,977.52
6,711.83
36,730.51
19,444.37
7,161.25
10,124.89
97.420.27
71,983.57
14,282.00
11,154.70
127,541.78
47,033.07
31,410.37
9,070.00
40,028.34
97,854.80
67,259.80
30,595.00
120,445.72
66,660.36
60,460.36
6,200.00
23,278.49
61,354.53
42,274.53
19,080.00
22,812.13
68,273.39
49,598.39
18,675.00
12,022.00
17,651.73
2,305.00
61,256.26
43,274.27
17,981.99
77,599.18
56,765.85
20,833.33
367,776.50
184,023.17
183,753.33
Balance
6-30-1934 Available
2,637.44
264.80
1,435.85
•3,048.16
'•3^048116
3,962.40
3,962.40
•3,292.81
•6,836.95
3,544.14
•1,910.36
•2,011.43
101.07
•40,834.59
•48,802.66
7,968.07
6,131.72
198.21
"5^933^51
13,732.93
10,420.07
3,312.86
31,968.37
1,419.93
1,419.93
15.551.01
•4,060.59
•4,060.59
980.06
13,893.05
13,893.05
18,077.91
1,284.00
•3.576.08
•3,576.08
162.94
162.94
59,190.81
59,190.81
148,438.96
66,121.03
156,231.41
376,834.32
281,808.81
95,025.51
124,869.67
82,605.81
42,263.86
308,127.14
267,694.88
40,432.26
233,122.68
121,910.32
63,597.00
47,615.36
510,897.51
417,001.16
50,061.11
43,835.24
496.134.19
200,789.65
140,119.52
34,654.40
120,570.62
469,877.05
329,808.12
140,068.93
613,540.56
277,909.87
246,482.91
31,426.96
128,021.23
305,602.87
231,242.31
74,360.56
144,691.50
325,977.12
252,222.23
73,754.89
94,187.17
78,979.01
41,130.00
442,343.54
352,169.61
90,173.93
269,359.14
172,837.10
96,522.04
1,119.972.58
657,192.74
462,779.84
Disbursed
142.294.72
67.603.67
143,953.26
374,492.81
276,351.02
98,141.79
123,464.78
85,795.14
37,669.64
276,423.55
237,597.94
38,825.61
222,888.34
119,550.10
57,661.09
45,677.15
476,054.87
391,646.01
49,922.81
34,486.05
458,523.31
185,264.58
132,621.07
34,481.88
106,155.78
455,769.19
325,078.68
130,690.51
608,059.56
314.376.27
280,396.63
33,979.64
112,513.40
286,664.69
214,644.51
7,2,020.18
141,581.25
310,003.52
238,083.71
71,919.81
86,721.81
76,688.81
40,621.85
329,176.66
270,407.73
58,768.93
262,957.89
166,325.39
96,632.50
985.210.58
545,690.78
439,519.80
Balance
6-30-1934
6,144.24
•1,482.64
12,278.15
2,341.51
5,457.79
•3,116.28
1,404.89
•3,189.33
4,594.22
31,703.59
30,096.94
1,606.65
10,234.34
2,360.22
5,935.91
1,938.21
34,842.64
25,355.15
138.30
9,349.19
37,610.88
15,525.07
7,498.45
172.52
14,414.84
14,107.86
4,729.44
9,378.42
5.481.00
36.466.40
•33,913.72
•2,552.68
15,507.83
18,938.18
16,597.80
2,340.38
3.110.25
15,973.60
14,138.52
1,835.08
7.465.36
2,230.20
508.15
113.166.88
81,761.88
31,405.00
6,401.25
6,511.71
•110.46
134,762.00
111,501.96
23,260.04
96 Financial Statistics
Table II. Gross Receipts, Disbursements
Counties and
Cities
Warren
Washington
Watauga
Wayne
Rural
Fremont
Goldsboro
Wilkes
Rural
North Wilkesboro
Wilson
Rural
Elm City
Wilson
Yadkin_
Yancey
North Carolina
100 Counties
67 Cities
Overdraft.
Current Expense Fund
Available
144,738.39
70,542.35
90,123.00
282,427.15
166,305.90
19,985.31
96,135.94
204,762.79
179,744.06
25,018.73
241,852.14
141,803.20
22,852.00
77,196.94
97,658.37
78,052.76
$ 19,147,369.06
13,934,253.78
5,213,115.28
Disbursed
140,487.96
69,290.75
97,849.62
268,068.70
167,061.86
16,437.26
84,569.58
200,621.79
175,605.86
25,015.93
229,784.50
129,948.40
22,711.37
77,124.73
93,966.66
76,584.49
$ 18,640,989.36
13,564,507.06
5,076,482.30
Balance
6-30-1934
4,250.43
1,251.60
•7,726.62
14,358.45
•755.96
3,548.05
11,566.36
4,141.00
4,138.20
2.80
12,067.64
11,854.80
140.63
72.21
3,691.71
1,468.27
506,379.70
369,746.72
136,632.98
Capital Outlay
Available
3,562.90
2,182.21
2,000.00
9,557.66
7,609.38
310.33
1,637.95
3,301.71
3,157.62
144.09
13,956.32
9,624.04
237.76
4,094.52
5,287.21
1,631.73
$1,416,761.08
1,125,422.26
291,338.82
Disbursed
3,494.20
2,182.21
2,000.00
9,918.74
7,609.38
310.33
1,999.03
2,350.49
2,206.40
144.09
10,644.58
7,372.55
237.76
3,034.27
1,409.60
1,175.26
989.623.47
78,256.96
201,366.51
Financial Statistics 97
and Balances by Funds, 1933-1934
—
Continued
Fund
98
TABLE III. AVAILABLE FOR CURRENT
99
EXPENSE FUND, 1933-1934
100 Financial Statistics
Table III. Available for Current
Counties
and Cities
Clay.
Cleveland
Rural
Kings Mountain.
Shelbv
Columbus
Craven
Rural
New Bera.
Cumberland
Rural
Fayetteville.
Currituck
Dare.
Davidson
Rural
Lexington
Thomasville.
Davie
Duplin
Durham...
Rural...
Durham.
Edgecombe.
Rural
Tarboro..
Forsyth
Rural
Winston-Salem.
Franklin
Rural..
Franklinton
Gaston
Rural
Cherryville.
Gastonia
Gates
Graham
Granville
Rural _
.
Oxford.
Greene...
Guilford
Rural
Greensboro
.
High Point
Balance
July 1,
1933
2,710.89
•2,243.49
•1,403.30
445.68
•1,285.87
•17,964.96
•13,407.47
13,410.04
2.57
19,546.81
•0,697.69
•9,849.12
•2,923.10
2,451.37
•5,203.52
1,187.99
•2,072.09
•4,319.42
•1.798.82
•43,411.39
852.23
14,127.12
14,979.35
7,991.45
5,908.66
2,082.79
22,044.64
21,815.14
229.50
11,041.99
•3,183.94
•7,858.05
•58,511.47
•42,553.54
•3,986.79
11,971.14
•2.065.75
•1,990.09
3,849.15
2,600.11
1,249.04
•34,702.84
24,353.83
30,116.23
652.35
5,110.05
State, Federal, Philanthropic Funds
960-1
Eight Months
School Fund
25,976.12
259,781.94
168,383.62
31,193.70
60,204.62
201,663.47
141,149.99
91,339.83
49,810.16
193,423.38
136,672.37
56,751.01
43,114.32
37,353.62
287,166.58
167,522.61
64,099.30
55,544.67
68.508.30
175,419.99
321,724.81
109,776.29
211,948.52
161,933.13
124,410.15
37,522.98
498,082.69
202,851.49
295,231.20
141,695.87
116,063.41
25,632.46
368,108.55
245,872.43
22,983.01
99,253.11
59,224.40
29,872.75
139,642.30
93,234.80
46,407.50
87,279.28
653,086.17
286,388.72
203,880.54
162,816.91
960-3
Vocational
Education!
t Includes Federal.
'•"Overdraft. IITransfer to other funds.
4,115.34
3,218.45
896.89
9,138.76
2,607.27
2,287.51
319.76
157.50
157.50
2.195.00
2,875.00
2,625.00
250.00
877.50
4,768.13
6,340.29
3,450.00
2,890.29
3,712.50
3,712.50
2,466.25
2,466.25
4,425.00
2.737.50
1,687.50
3,629.25
3,629.25
759.37
9,439.29
6,812.38
1,868.65
75S.26
960-4
Philan-thropic
Funds
150.00
150.00
133.32
133.32
133.32
133.32
150.00
150.00
137.50
137.50
150.00
150.00
150.00
150.00
150.00
150.00
37.50
305.52
305.52
133.32
150.00
150.00
960-5
Federal
Relief
$ 1,602.50
10,758.00
10,758.00
7,677.50
7,677.50
2,043.00
12,450.50
12,450.50
6,367.00
9,906.00
5,451.50
5,451.50
13,619.00
13,619.00
21,293.00
21,293.00
4,018.50
1,850.00
9,586.00
4,872.50
4,713.50
4,490.50
21,877.00
21,877.00
961
Poll
Taxes
233.99
5,138.50
3,738.50
400.00
1.000.00
1.731.35
1,731.35
450.00
510.00
910.83
910.83
1.682.00
2,200.05
7,507.13
2,502.38
5,004.75
4,791.63
3,591.63
1,200.00
23,863.56
18,707.56
5,156.00
3,468.43
2,722.12
746.31
12,000.00
5,538.32
6,461.68
2,170.37
16,155.96
6,985.83
5,152.14
4,017.99
Financial Statistics 101
Expense Fund, 1933-1934
—
Continued
County and District Funds
962
Fines,
Forfeitures,
Penalties
217.50
7,732.20
5,679.88
652.32
1,400.00
4.168.25
3,000.00
3,000.00
5.414.95
4,414.95
1,000.00
348.75
192.12
12,475.83
7,320.00
1,740.00
3,415.83
1.931.45
951.91
23.213.33
5,176.32
IS, 037. 01
3,705.86
2,583.74
1,122.12
35,496.53
13,482.16
22,014.37
525.26
408.61
116.65
5,603.21
5,603.21
778.85
604.39
2,896.32
1,571.88
1,324.44
724.00
27.227.25
11,773.06
8,682.77
6,771.42
963
Dog
Taxes
2.257.12
2,131.50
42.07
83.55
308.50
308.50
444.00
1.925.87
1,925.87
705.00
1,800.00
1.751.93
583.97
1,167.96
3.674.27
3,674.27
4,950.00
4,950.00
1,864.85
1,522.77
342.08
2.725.25
2,725.25
1.232.72
1,152.72
80.00
1,311.31
4,935.89
2,233.61
1,518.24
1,184.04
964-7
Interest,
Donations
25.37
2.455.30
509.36
23.01
1,922.93
409.00
55.00
55.00
1,011.76
683.89
327.87
101.03
151.80
548.54
17.40
495.14
36.00
56.91
881 . 24
1,986.31
649.94
1,336.37
381.41
45.62
335.79
1,789.42
1,789.42
384.74
235.86
148.88
1,977.92
1,582.14
67.76
328.02
420.62
544.57
648.32
601.28
47.04
555.08
4,310.32
779.19
513.15
3,017.98
968
Tuition
from
Pupils
377.85
377.85
100.00
100.00
1.50
1,539.58
1,539.58
628.42
628.42
823.31
168.00
655.31
969
Temporary
Loans
4.205.00
4,205.00
20,303.54
19,786.04
517.50
5,285.84
5,285.84
8,346.51
I2.456.25
8,302.76
2,500.00
1,730.68
27,950.00
27,950.00
12,900.00
12,900.00
1,159.50
"i|i59^50"
2,087.25
2,087.25
1,500.00
9,818.90
3.000.00
3,000.00
25,000.00
25,000.00
970—Ad Valorem Taxes
County
I 602.78
4.812.85
2,049.35
1,000.00
1,763.50
19,446.06
1,914.70
1,914.70
9,040.55
7,866.87
1,173.68
4.392.57
2,101.29
8.044.02
8,044.02
5,885.71
1,501.94
32,206.42
21,773.08
10,433.34
2,927.69
2,927.69
7,044.41
6,359.15
685.26
8,169.79
4,629.90
1,433.46
2,106.43
5,265.80
5,069.67
5,568.96
5,348.89
220.07
7,525.56
34.877.30
19,595.53
15,281.77
District
Total
$ 1,053.73
5,687.44
5,687.44
12,410.19
7,526.93
7,526.93
31,502.90
25,587.83
5,915.07
23,147.34
18,709.31
1,738.06
2,699.97
25,227.38
155,702.37
12,251.52
143,450.85
12,764.22
3,078.02
9,686.20
65,866.36
65,866.36
9.692.11
5,120.22
4,571.89
57,740.34
24,930.63
3,703.14
29,106.57
10,823.54
54,436.73
54,436.73
$ 27,001.10
305,228.05
201,280.65
33.756.78
70,190.62
229,270.77
163.283.28
105,051.36
58,231.92
236,240.74
175,378.89
60,861.85
50,315.57
42,761.70
352,687.50
218,257.28
74,553.17
59,877.05
84,215.05
181,125.93
586,363.40
147,625.38
438,738.02
214,932.16
162,982.28
51,949.88
668,956.87
275,575.35
393,381.52
159,218.18
131,985.70
27,232.48
425,796.40
275,655.84
24,200.58
125,939.98
69,939.29
45,770.19
166,729.29
112,687.70
54,041.59
80,310.12
827,142.08
331,883.56
296,300.10
198,958.42
102 Financial Statistics
Table III. Available for Current
Financial Statistics 103
Expense Fund, 1933-1934-
104 Financial Statistics
Financial Statistics 105
Expense Fund, 1933-1934
—
Continued
106 Financial Statistics
Financial Statistics 107
Expense Fund, 1933-1934-
108
109
AND DEBT SERVICE FUNDS, 1933-1934
110 Financial Statistics
Table IV. Available for Capital Outlay and
Financial Statistics 111
Debt Service Funds, 1933-1934
—
Continued
112 Financial Statistics
Financial Statistics 113
Debt Service Funds, 1933-1934
—
Continued
114 Financial Statistics
Table IV. Available for Capital Outlay ano
Financial Statistics 115
Debt Service Funds, 1933-1934
—
Continued
116 Financial Statistics
Table IV. Available for Capital Outlay and
Financial Statistics 117
Debt Service Funds, 1933-1934
—
Continued
118
TABLE V. EXPENDITURES
Counties and Cities
Alamance
Rural
Burlington..
Alexander
Alleghany
Anson
Rural
Morven
Wadesboro _
Ashe
Avery
Beaufort
Rural
Washington
Bertie
Bladen
Brunswick
Buncombe
Rural
Asheville...
Burke
Rural
Glen Alpine
Morganton.
Cabarrus
Rural
Concord
Caldwell
Rural
Lenoir
Camden
Carteret
Caswell
Catawba
Rural
Hickory
Newton
Chatham
Cherokee
Rural
Andrews
Murphy
Chowan
Rural
Edenton
Clay
Gross Current Expense
61
General
Control
8,153.62
4,934.94
3,218.68
2,600.86
2,133.73
7,874.06
4,002.93
1,858.44
2,012.69
3,194.68
3,929.18
6,833.40
3,475.78
3,357.62
3.845.95
3,608.39
3,687.60
13,530.09
7,631.43
5,898.66
7,699.23
3,323.66
1,819.29
2,556.28
6,850.28
4,257.44
2,592.84
7,585.14
3,238.02
4,347.12
2,423.28
2,796.13
3,634.06
11,340.65
4,829.65
3,074.60
3,436.40
3,655.97
5,998.34
1,902.19
2,121.64
1,974.51
4,349.19
2,340.55
2,008.64
2,203.65
62—Instructional Service
A B
Elem. Schools High Schools
142,784.30
88,255.30
54,529.00
44,800.97
21,611.56
92.691.27
59,331.56
12,702.71
20,657.00
66,997.79
43,288.91
101,601.07
66,505.07
35,096.00
74,436.39
67,583.91
56,307.89
273,541.16
164,746.93
108,794.23
90,378.70
54,898.76
11,511.94
23,968.00
163,668.12
124,016.55
39,651.57
103.836.54
78,989.61
24,846.93
15,886.00
53,566.50
56,907.80
154,001.73
75,756.85
55,737.86
22,507.02
71,313.35
51,101.15
24,362.82
15,064.33
11,674.00
33,808.73
13,573.20
20,235.53
13,743.90
59,764.95
42,779.55
16,985.40
19,128.90
11,218.73
32,275.36
21,092.36
2,450.00
8,733.00
25,239.52
19,433.20
39,844.68
23,759.28
16,085.40
28,226.00
23,469.75
19,802.91
128,085.12
82,887.12
45,198.00
22,889.96
8,047.00
2,822.94
12,020.02
50,872.21
37,318.10
13,554.11
33,138.88
23,209.98
9,928.90
4,320.00
27,250.00
15,544.60
65,438.47
37,951.05
21,507.50
5,979.92
30,417.73
10,566.87
4,000.00
6,566.87
10,738.89
2,997.01
7,741.88
7,129.76
63
Operation
of
Plant
18,370.59
11,155.33
7,215.26
4.220.92
1,284.89
8,936.61
4,608.08
854.49
3,474.04
4,108.82
3,992.42
9,219.34
4,136.95
5,082.39
6,329.88
4,747.04
4,782.06
39,445.08
20,932.90
18,512.18
8,758.21
4,254.59
1,157.26
3,346.36
12,644.25
8,559.84
4,084.41
11,528.52
7,851.35
3,677.17
1,625.98
5,817.43
4,562.80
16,943.93
7,203.77
7,124.58
2,615.58
6,266.15
3,681.81
1,072.75
1,543.84
1,065.22
3,038.21
775.48
2,262.73
1,327.80
64
Maintenance
of
Plant
5,528.53
3,186.74
2,341.79
1,753.27
765.12
3,374.28
3,008.42
89.80
276.06
2,210.80
1,760.20
19,498.71
16,734.93
2,763.78
3,474.17
4,547.30
3,239.66
19,804.70
11,934.12
7,870.58
9,720.43
5,864.31
462.18
3,393.94
13,991.85
12,088.92
1,902.93
7,811.01
7,220.44
590.57
1,638.04
8,783.03
2,229.56
15,707.07
10,791.09
4,358.62
557.36
2,598.51
1,735.86
822.15
358.38
555.33
3,724.72
2,337.66
1,387.06
598.63
65
Fixed
Charges
4,695.23
3,666.14
1,029.09
2,226.56
299.92
1,353.34
861.40
175.89
316.05
2.00
1,388.78
1,280.73
768.61
512.12
2,285.46
2,809.58
2,567.78
16,677.44
9,982.84
6,694.60
2,906.85
2,269.74
637.11
4,531.36
2,905.26
1,626.10
3,058.20
2,899.97
158.23
536.20
2.951.05
1,168.94
5,155.81
3,223.87
1,189.22
742.72
1,428.58
336.03
158.03
178.00
464.49
314.49
150.00
119
BY FUNDS, 1933-1934
66
Auxiliary
Agencies
25,
17,
7,
13,
4,
13,
12,
11,
10,
22,
22,
16,
21,
32,
35
34
18
17
18
18,
17,
15,
1,
3,
12,
19
206.08
551.97
654.11
886.07
149.00
521.84
204.53
864.47
452.84
353.29
995.25
609.56
483.39
126.17
392.83
802.72
272.51
036.87
220.89
815.98
005.72
,782.13
58.59
165.00
789.76
559.62
230.14
107.91
738.52
369.39
448.17
244.54
453.86
27,453.45
27,169.18
80.18
204.09
25,069.64
11,139.12
9,953.56
1,147.20
38.36
20,629.49
20,583.01
46.48
3,322.94
Total
264,503.30
171,529.97
92,973.33
88.617.55
41,462.95
160.026.76
105.109.28
18,995.80
35,921.68
113,106.90
84,787.94
200,887.49
137,864.01
63,023.48
134,990.68
128,568.69
122,660.41
526,120.46
332,336.23
193,784.23
160,359.10
96,440.19
17,832.20
46,086.71
271,347.83
207,705.73
63,642.10
184,066.20
139,147.89
44,918.31
29,877.67
113,408.68
103,501.62
296,041.11
166,925.46
93,072.56
36,043.09
140,749.93
84,559.18
38,113.47
24,393.42
22,052.29
76,753.72
42,921.40
33,832.32
28.326.68
Net Current Expense
(Gross Current Expense Less 668)
White
216.661.74
142,826.99
73,834.75
83,948.09
39,840.14
109,578.50
74,621.30
10,058.73
24,898.47
110,025.40
83,071.45
158,306.41
111,755.93
46,550.48
82,231.81
95.929.41
79,549.41
473,860.64
320,379.57
153,481.07
148,527.10
93,356.24
14,640.48
40,530.38
243,244.42
188,521.72
54,722.70
172,603.28
133,092.82
39,510.46
21,919.27
100,465.07
76,265.26
276.023.65
158,908.44
84,713.28
32,401.93
113,556.68
81,850.86
38,113.47
22,867.57
20,869.82
38,635.38
19,919.29
18,716.09
27,976.64
Colored
37,874.34
26,202.98
11,671.36
4,669.46
1,622.81
50,448.26
30.487.98
8,937.07
11,023.21
2,221.50
1,716.49
41,081.08
24,608.08
16,473.00
52.758.87
32,639.28
27,053.94
51.637.67
11,956.66
39,681.01
11,707.00
3,083.95
3,191.72
5,431.33
28,103.41
19,184.01
8,919.40
9,655.12
4,247.27
5,407.85
7,958.40
12,455.21
25.241.78
20.017.46
8,017.02
8,359.28
3,641.16
27,098.88
1,586.90
'~404~43"
1,182.47
21,827.48
6,711.25
15,116.23
350.04
Total
254,536.08
169,029.97
85,506.11
88,617.55
41,462.95
160.026.76
105,109.28
18,995.80
35,921.68
112.246.90
84,787.94
199,387.49
136,364.01
63,023.48
134,990.68
128,568.69
106,603.35
525.498.31
332,336.23
193,162.08
160.234.10
96,440.19
17,832.20
45,961.71
271,347.83
207,705.73
63,642.10
182,258.40
137,340.09
44,918.31
29,877.67
112,920.28
101,507.04
296,041.11
166,925.46
93,072.56
36,043.09
140,655.56
83,437.76
38,113.47
23,272.00
22,052.29
60,462.86
26,630.54
33,832.32
28.326.68
Net
Capital
Outlay
Total
13.667.15
10,249.59
3,417.56
14.206.81
6.922.78
4,757.00
267.10
1,898.68
440.00
3,174.32
50.00
50.00
2,188.29
1,815.21
12,713.30
843.85
843.85
6,062.92
2,515.89
3,547.03
35,780.47
34,634.19
1,146.28
5,620.42
4,040.80
1,579.62
5,008.25
4,836.05
4,485.29
18,572.06
13,156.32
3,757.43
1,658.31
16,469.41
343.33
343.33
61.07
"6^07
633.46
Net
Debt
Service
Total
72.483.00
49,094.34
23,388.66
3,594.00
2,283.92
26,252.65
10,816.53
3,374.00
12,062.12
776.50
13,534.98
37,984.88
7,577.28
30,407.60
61,167.19
52,905.02
3,488.50
272,823.97
185,540.22
87,283.75
49,944.79
34,865.55
120.80
14,958.44
48.610.73
33,988.68
14,622.05
41,088.36
20,071.40
21,016.96
7,995.00
240.00
28,548.91
93,459.20
51,669.20
32,485.00
9,305.00
26,894.70
10,938.25
6,329.16
4,609.09
Net
Expenditures
Grand
Total
9.861.66
3,962.57
5,899.09
14,895.00
340.686.23
228,373.90
112,312.33
106,418.36
43,746.87
193.202.19
120,682.81
22,636.90
49,882.48
113,463.40
101,497.24
237.422.37
143,941.29
93,481.08
198,346.16
183,288.92
122.805.15
799,166.13
518,720.30
280,445.83
216,241.81
133,821.63
17,953.00
64,467.18
355,739.03
276,328.60
79,410.43
228,967.18
161,452.29
67,514.89
42,880.92
117,996.33
134,541.24
408,072.37
231,750.98
129,314.99
47,006.40
184,019.67
94,719.34
44,785.96
27,881.09
22,052.29
70.385.59
30,593.11
39,792.48
43.855.14
120 Financial Statistics
Table V. Expenditures by
Counties and Cities
Cleveland
Rural
Kings Mountain.
Shelby
Columbus
Craven
Rural
New Bern
Cumberland
Rural
Fayetteville
Currituck
Dare
Davidson
Rural
Lexington
Thomasville
Davie
Duplin
Durham
Rural
Durham
Edgecombe
Rural
Tarboro
Forsyth..
Rural
Winston-Salem..
Franklin
Rural
Franklinton
Gaston
Rural
Cherryville
Gastonia
Gates
Graham
Granville
Rural
Oxford
Greene
Guilford
Rural
Greensboro
High Point
Halifax
Rural
Enfield
Roanoke Rapids
Weldon
Gross Current Expense
61
General
Control
$ 9,630.71
4,361.78
2,014.35
3,254.58
4,918.46
5,674.10
3,199.05
2,475.05
8,658.76
5,787.45
2,871.31
2,285.90
2,280.88
11,358.09
5,288.84
3,374.24
2,695.01
3,542.80
5,130.39
19,770.29
8,149.33
11,620.96
7.337.44
4,445.12
2,892.32
13.208.33
7,625.15
5,583.18
6,120.84
3,602.22
2,518.62
11,744.16
5, 529. OS
1,970.98
4,244.10
2,609.50
2,822.95
5,385.95
2,990.27
2,395.68
3.172.00
17.714.44
7,415.42
4,571.48
5,727.54
14,309.74
4,715.73
1,684.45
6,024.52
1,885.04
62—Instructional Service
A B
Elem. Schools High Schools
S 167
105
21
40
117
88
55
32
129
93
35
23
19
181
99
45
37
46
109
295
64
231
105
76
28
361
130
231
84
66
17
272
189
15
67
32
17
78
45
32
54
429
188
125
114
141
68
8
46
18
229.03
124.43
608.50
496.10
365.37
062.89
692.07
370.82
115.78
706.52
409.26
314.51
903.51
696.69
321.59
142.92
232.18
192.04
100.54
905.13
287.35
617.78
589.99
845.50
744.49
356.40
111.93
244.47
053.10
976.07
077.03
519.64
843.30
360.00
310.34
610.24
578.70
548.26
726.01
822.25
025.22
096.04
570.31
583.45
942.28
978.40
774.28
320.84
875.74
007.54
60,446.88
40,718.07
5,516.00
14,212.81
52,903.75
31,858.78
17,492.44
14,366.34
39,688.14
24,169.28
15,518.86
10,518.35
9,652.83
75,273.02
49,203.61
14,2(il.lli
11,808.25
18,274.94
48,814.76
142,149.41
34,162.99
107,986.42
34,526.00
25,210.50
9,315.50
137,305.64
45,532.82
91,772.82
37,283.29
29,096.45
8,186.84
71,978.61
45,566.15
4,577.91
21,834.55
15,340.73
6,774.75
33,288.89
19,691.52
13,597.37
13,624.23
152,953.94
70,434.49
51,551.00
30,968.45
47,396.74
17,088.39
2,882.34
21.391.01
6,035.00
63
Operation
of
Plant
40
7
32
8
6
2
54
12
41
8
6
53
18
20
14
12
4
1
5
1
611.62
671.50
769.00
171.12
824.58
287.99
558.20
729.79
532.00
720.34
811.66
839.87
742.42
025.08
034.30
126.09
864.69
791.63
946.37
197.94
201.39
996.55
391 . 77
008.59
383.18
083.89
920.14
163.75
756.21
737.52
018.69
844.73
990.96
565.43
288.34
896.00
656.91
678.32
547.00
131.32
514.43
892.67
437.70
577.65
877.32
990.80
249.01
162.31
736.66
S42.82
64
Maintenance
of
Plant
15,724.10
11,069.40
1 , 674 . 75
2,979.95
5,580.45
8,310.84
4,474.47
3,863.37
8,078.87
5,827.23
2,251.64
2,168.83
2,982.48
5,221.81
3,765.22
964.75
491.84
1,739.97
4,332.68
30,245.39
4,484.06
25,761.33
8,694.90
5,722.74
2,972.16
32.646.53
14,532.03
18,114.50
3,686.33
3,192.04
494.29
13,356.28
10,657.95
676.82
2,021.51
4,276.44
1,117.20
3,991.83
2,566.92
1,424.91
2,508.05
46,006.51
5,847.48
30,451.43
9,707.60
8,624.49
6,059.94
393.77
1,636.00
534.78
65
Fixed
Charges
3,855.85
3,419.01
268.04
168.80
3,862.96
2,784.94
2,162.91
622.03
4,368.51
3,444.77
923.74
999.77
791.37
8,613.99
6,205.68
2,374.05
34.26
1.233.46
4,280.46
6,600.08
2,615.15
3,984.93
3,179.41
3,003.91
175.50
8,283.43
4,959.96
3,323.47
2,478.14
1,961.36
516.78
10,259.86
6,850.80
3,409.06
1,742.11
1,507.68
2,114.68
1,662.65
452.03
1,496.04
12.584.85
5,596.73
4,579.37
2,408.75
6,674.94
2,439.30
410.30
3,514.95
310.39
Financial Statistics 121
Funds 1933-1934
—
Continued
66
Auxiliary
Agencies
27.681.52
25,252.35
2,036.26
392.91
32.017.00
17,282.43
16,497.16
785.27
24,337.78
24.:'62.40
7:>.:;n
9,063.34
4,177.51
36.589.84
31,305.16
2.3S8.30
2,896.38
8.424.77
21,819.55
48,700.57
19,493.29
29,207.28
18.929.82
18,833.74
96.08
20,677.35
20,362.7!)
314.56
16.216.22
16,158.03
5S.19
20.686.89
17,917.16
29.90
2,739.83
9,766.47
5,080.60
35,580.19
35,498.53
81.66
21,515.87
41.023.60
33,321.76
2,217.26
5,484.58
20.247.33
17,374.88
74.84
2,756.07
41.54
Total
301,179.71
198,616.54
34,886.90
67,676.27
225.472.57
162,261 97
104,049.30
58,212.67
224.779.84
163,917.99
60,861.85
50,190.57
41,531.00
338,778.52
206,124.40
73,631.51
59,022.61
83,199.61
202,424.75
583,568.81
140,393.56
443,175.25
186,649.33
140,070.10
46,579.23
627,561.57
236,044.82
391,516.75
158,594.13
127,723.69
30,870.44
426,390.17
292,355.40
24.181.04
109,853.73
69,241.49
36,538.79
165,588.12
112,682.90
52,905.22
100,855.84
753.272.05
329,623.89
239,531.64
184,116.52
252.222.44
120,701.53
14,928.85
87,934.95
28,657.11
Vi i torrent Expi
(Gross Current Expense Less 668)
White
254.942.69
167,987.97
28,797.07
58,157 65
180,759.47
119.283 61
81,341.88
37.941.73
172.396.26
133.66S.08
38,728.18
37,188.76
39,552.05
307,055.67
193,929.03
62,790.78
50,335.86
72.059.79
154.291.38
434.920.46
118,193.57
316,726.89
118,951.59
89,070. IS
29,881.41
493.633.27
218,151.56
275,481.71
117,207.80
99,189.63
18,018.17
375.373.08
258,368.56
22,079.97
94,924.55
51,133.18
36,538.79
117,879.27
86,116.60
31,762.67
71,533.41
627.695.10
294,214.42
179,039.45
154,441.23
175,120.47
67,383.71
9,057.40
82,399.33
16.280.03
C< 1 ired
44,237.02
30,628.57
4,089.83
9,518.62
44.713.10
42.678.36
22,707. 12
19,970.94
52,383.58
30,249.91
22,133.67
13,001.81
1,978.95
22,365.36
7,015.83
9,164.65
6.1S4.8S
8.674.67
48,133.37
123,648.35
22,199.99
101,448.36
66,412.83
40,715.01
16,697.82
133,928.30
17,893.26
116,035.04
41,386.33
28,534.06
12,852.27
48,387.34
33,986.84
2,101.07
12,299.43
Total
18,108.31
122 Financial Statistics
Financial Statistics 123
Funds 1933-1934—Continued
124 Financial Statistics
Table V. Expenditures by
Counties and Cities
Onslow
Orange
Rural
Chapel Hill...
Pamlico
Pasquotank
Rural
Elizabeth City
Pender
Perquimans
Person
Pitt
Rural
Greenville
Polk
Rural
Tryon-Saluda_
Randolph
Rural
Asheboro
Richmond
Rural
Hamlet
Rockingham._
Robeson
Rural
Lumberton
Red Springs. _
Rockingham
Rural
Leaksville
Madison
Reidsville
Rowan
Rural
Salisbury
Rutherford
Sampson
Rural
Clinton
Scotland
Stanly
Rural
Albemarle
Stokes
Surry
Rural
Mount Airy...
Gross Current Expense
61
General
Control
$ 3.660.44
6.323.46
3,406.57
2.916.89
2,754.87
5,478.88
2,380.62
3,098.26
4,471.47
3,631.44
3,071.53
9.569.72
6,768.99
2,800.73
4,926.83
2,604.84
2,321.99
6,488.15
4.502.90
1,985.25
7,294.37
3,370.33
2,923.94
1,000.10
11,965.80
8,176.66
1,996.52
1,792.62
11,978.29
4,167.15
3,375.42
1,706.27
2,729.45
9,110.57
5,313.58
3,796.99
4,828.74
6,429.49
4,411.41
2,018.08
3,264.80
6,031.54
3,588.29
2,443.25
3,888.20
7,248.52
3,971.53
3,276.99
62—Instructional Service
Elem. Schools
% 53,578.88
68,180 95
53,994.83
14,186.12
29,854.53
58,642.13
25,547.00
33,095.13
49,769.15
29,953.95
65,834.73
153,459.36
120,103.96
33,355.40
38,763.63
24,631.50
14,132.13
110,718.12
95,850.38
14,867.74
108,609.62
66,080.34
27,756.76
14.772.52
212,815.41
181,207.22
17,790.31
13,817.88
178,336.59
72,639.66
61,745.35
13.407.5S
30,544.00
176,597.61
122,464.02
54,133.59
143,124.09
128.854.32
112. 070.iil
16,783.71
48,388.29
110,272.66
79,486.53
30,786.13
63,623.42
134,157.31
103,017.61
31,139.70
B
High Schools
8 20,340.00
19,434.10
11,340.00
8,094.10
13,123.28
27,539.64
13,012.39
14,527.25
24,069.89
13,122.23
22,076.00
56,256.86
43,636.71
12,620.15
14,366.50
8,526.50
5,840.00
44,668.00
36,344.00
8,324.00
36,429.68
10,269.26
10,507.60
15,652.82
75,112.03
60,609.00
9,626.79
4,876.24
59.895.08
23,012.74
20,034.00
4,464.34
12,384.00
83,352.61
58,162.18
25,190.43
52,820.41
62,744.91
56,338.79
6,406.12
21,154.90
49,957.00
41,492.00
8,465.00
24,459.00
49,658.34
40.916.53
8,741.81
63
Operation
of
Plant
4,158.29
6,432.14
4,243.12
2,189.02
2,115.19
6,287.78
2,073.38
4,214.40
4,080.48
2.592.43
4,341.44
15,033.76
11,106.32
3,927.44
3,345.99
1,813.31
1,532.68
9.519.42
7,467.51
2,051.91
8,874.23
3,952.45
2,725.36
2,196.42
15,060.25
11,570.62
2,206.06
1,283.57
17.975.12
5,348.23
6,709.66
1,548.92
4,368.31
18,575.27
10,584.63
7,990.64
11,994.13
10,443.57
8,860.88
1,582.69
3,602.01
10.823.86
7,955.10
2,868.76
5,679.02
11,679.76
8,208.36
3,471.40
64
Maintenance
of
Plant
$ 4,064.36
5.440.77
3,869.79
1,570.98
4,004.08
8,107.31
2,997.64
5,109.67
4,562.75
3.765.03
1,576.37
21,166.90
18,389.23
2,777.67
1.305.38
1.130.44
174.94
13,861.05
13,290.12
570.93
4,742.20
2,132.45
1,710.00
899.75
12,551.19
9,802.19
1,908.65
840.35
12,098.07
6.926.85
2,035.29
630.32
2,505.61
12,073.37
5,615.60
6,457.77
11,426.07
033.67
623.61
415.06
4,384.64
4,599.64
i, 126.52
473.12
4,349.90
6.459.85
2,696.48
3,763.37
65
Fixed
Charges
1,431.40
2.460.12
2,075.27
384.85
835.26
1.087.58
499.65
587.93
1,477.66
899.52
2,349.55
6.336.54
4,682.52
1,654.02
1,252.43
564.77
687.66
3,755.06
:\s74.S9
880.17
096.06
239.00
595.26
261.80
6,154.11
5,467.75
87.50
598.86
7,389.53
3,423.09
2,169.96
1.342.2:>
454.25
6,164.28
4,903.48
1,260.80
6,645.82
3,262.20
2,728.36
533.84
2,061.07
250.34
003.50
246.84
1,876.54
3.372.09
2.543.39
828.70
Financial Statistics 125
Funds 1933-1934
—
Continued
126 Financial Statistics
Table V. Expenditures by
Counties and Cities
Swain
Transylvania
Tyrrell
Union...
Rural
Monroe
Vance
Rural
Henderson
Wake
Rural.
Raleigh
Warren
Washington
Watauga
Wayne
Rura
Fremont
Goldsboro
Wilkes....
Rural
North Wilkesboro
Wilson
Rural
Elm City
Wilson
Yadkin
Yancey
North Carolina
100 Counties
67 Cities
Gross Current Expense
61
General
Control
3,144.04
2,388.27
2,280.71
7,495.20
5,323.92
2,171.28
5,033.23
3,459.98
1,573.25
18,693.95
7,853.95
10,840.00
3,571.74
4,465.08
3,537.22
8,984.58
4,998.43
1,410.21
2,575.94
6,794.39
4,304.47
2,489.92
6,478.15
3,071.65
1,647.00
1,759.50
2,916.60
2,472.75
610,826.64
399,098.01
211,728.63
62—Instructional Service
Elem. Schools
42,043.88
27,616.16
15,055.98
122,260.70
105,645.57
16,615.13
92,570.26
44,139.72
48,430.54
311,065.21
171,229.25
139,835.96
73,072.53
35,195.64
55,941.40
150.843.89
90,005.72
9,463.70
51,374.47
119,300.90
105,166.25
14,134.65
128,617.35
66,900.59
14,083.44
47,633.32
58,563.04
41,951.95
B
High Schools
10,092.712.81
7,199,968.75
2,892,744.06
11,819.14
15,739.71
8,742.00
64,788.21
55,676.21
9,112.00
32,762.98
18,037.48
14,725.50
137,594.10
77,401.23
60,192.87
33,955.36
16,106.70
21,224.45
56,671.02
32,542.50
3,671.52
20,457.00
35,520.77
29,428.75
6,092.02
38,690.57
18,933.36
3,395.00
16,362.21
22,377.16
15,302.33
$3,893,596.73
2,759,402.58
1,134,194.15
63
Operation
of
Plant
2,658.32
2,556.55
1,307.88
11,566.33
9,190.91
2,375.42
9,071.52
4,424.70
4,646.82
36,563.99
16,893.51
19,670.48
5,909.22
3,415.78
3,729.29
15,589.57
8,558.62
1,015.65
6,015.30
7,967.61
6,244.19
1,723.42
13,698.85
6,791.21
1,226.45
5,681.19
3,831.22
2,653.39
64
Maintenance
of
Plant
$1,000,451.50
615,552.91
384,898.59
1,488.06
1,922.38
1,112.97
9,136.51
7,992.04
1,144.47
11,083.94
6,481.03
4,602.91
23,266.21
17,067.80
6,198.41
4.017.21
1,711.80
3,030.05
9,769.19
6,210.75
584.51
3,000.93
6,317.16
6,082.10
235.06
14,591.72
9,546.29
1,515.84
3,529.59
1,766.02
1,453.96
745,832.43
526,684.06
219,148.37
65
Fixed
Charges
1.593.65
1,887.69
106.74
5,681.10
3,871.44
1,809.66
487.25
989.38
1,497.87
8,317.54
7,453.96
863.58
2,509.71
647.97
274.00
4,243.53
3,055.26
262.16
926.11
2,440.98
2,131.25
309.73
7,709.55
4,982.86
805.76
1,920.93
995.56
690.72
314,617.34
239,008.60
75,608.74
Financial Statistics 127
Funds 19
128 Financial Statistics
TABLE VI. EXPENDITURES FOR GENERAL CONTROL
This table shows administrative costs during 1933-1934 for all county
and city administrative units and the average annual salaries of superin-tendents
and clerical assistants. These salaries were determined by a
division of the amounts paid (611 and 613) by the number of people em-ployed,
as shown on Table X of Section I. The division of expenditures as
between white and colored schools was based upon enrollment.
Items
Financial Statistics 129
TABLES VII AND VIII. EXPENDITURES FOR
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICE
These two tables give by race for the county and city school systems
of the State during 1933-1934: the salaries paid teachers in elementary
schools, salaries paid teachers in high schools, salaries paid principals and
supervisors, the cost of supplies, of vocational education and of all other
items of instructional service. Table VII is devoted to the cost of instruc-tion
in elementary schools; Table VIII gives information as to instructional
costs in high schools.
The summary of the two tables shows salaries of teachers and prin-cipals
reduced to an average annual basis. The procedure was division of
expenditures for salaries, as shown in these tables, by the personnel em-ployed,
as set forth in Table X of Section I. Since the salaries of teachers
of vocational education are coded under 626, these teachers were deducted
before the calculations as to average salaries were made.
Summary of Tables VII and VIII
130
TABLE VII
131
SERVICE IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS, 1933-1934
Clerical Salaries Other Supervision
132 Financial Statistics
Table VII. Expenditures for Instructional Service
Financial Statistics 133
in Elementary Schools,
134 Financial Statistics
Financial Statistics 135
in Elementary Schools,
136 Financial Statistics
Table VII. Expenditures for Instructional Service
Financial Statistics 137
in Elementary Schools,
138 Financial Statistics
Financial Statistics 139
in Elementary Schools,
140
TABLE VIII
141
SERVICE IN HIGH SCHOOLS, 1933-1934
Vocational Education
142 Financial Statistics
Financial Statistics 143
Service
144 Financial Statistics
Financial Statistics 145
Service in High Schools,
146 Financial Statistics
Table VIII. Expenditures for Instructional
Counties and
Cities
Onslow
Orange
Rural
Chapel Hill...
Pamlico
Pasquotank
Rural
Elizabeth City
Pender
Perquimans
Person
Pitt
Rural
Greenville
Polk
Rural
Tryon-Saluda.
Randolph
Rural
Asheboro
Richmond
Rural
Hamlet
Rockingham.
.
Robeson
Rural
Lumberton
Red Springs..
Rockingham
Rural
Leaksville
Madison
Reidsville
Rowan
Rural
Salisbury
Rutherford
Sampson
Rural
Clinton
Scotland
Stanly..
Rural
Albemarle
Stokes
Surry
Rural
Mount Airy..
Teachers
622
White
12,420.00
12,907.75
6,880.00
6,027.75
7.620.00
14,505.12
5,958.00
8,547.12
9,991.12
7,240.00
11,000.00
31,076.85
21,980.75
9,096.10
8,984.50
5,144.50
3,840.00
29,660.00
23,000.00
6,660.00
20,892.56
4,880.00
5,960.00
10,052.56
36,284.00
28,460.00
5,100.00
2,724.00
33.444.42
10,560.00
12,002.50
3,421.92
7,460.00
48,866.01
31,691.63
17,174.38
32,080.50
29,318.95
25,870.83
3,448.12
7,840.00
26,691.50
19,186.50
7,505.00
13.369.50
31.036.06
23,736.06
7,300.00
622
Colored
880.00
1,696.20
600.00
1,096.20
568.00
3.918.50
3,918.50
5,711.60
3,066.00
2,656.00
3,008.00
1,440.00
1,568.00
880.00
880.00
1,360.00
400.00
960.00
4,288.00
800.00
2,016.00
1,472.00
8,252.00
5,150.00
1,838.00
1,264.00
5,855.37
2,000.00
991.37
2,864.00
4,480.00
976.00
3,504.00
720.00
1,872.00
1,872.00
3,186.50
1,952.00
1,952.00
520.00
Principals and Supervisors
623-2
White
$ 5,872.00
3,752.00
3,752.00
4,816.00
3.232.00
3,232.00
4,760.00
5,808.00
13.624,
13,624.
4,432,
3,352.
1,080,
11,424
11,424
5,520
2,748
1,500
1,272
16,752
15,752
1,000
9,024
6,576.
1,368,
1,080.00
13,236
11,680
1,556
11,704.00
17,262
17,262
3,416.00
12,576
11,656
920
9,832.00
15,287
14.0S7,
1,200
623-2
Colored
738.00
897.75
"897^75'
984.00
984.00
1,680.00
1,786.00
802.00
984.00
664.00
~
664 766
1,872.00
920.00
952.00
3,384.00
1,736.00
856.00
792.00
1,808.00
888.00
920.00
1,672.00
912.00
760.00
1,056.00
1 7 056 766
720.00
2,152.00
2,152.00
Supplies
624
White
400.00
140.00
100.00
40.00
100.00
280.00
30.00
250.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
900.00
300.00
600.00
70.00
30.00
40.00
330.00
300.00
30.00
250.00
100.00
50.00
100.00
560.00
400.00
90.00
70.00
270.99
80.99
100.00
30.00
60.00
400.00
300.00
100.00
200.00
230.00
200.00
30.00
40.00
140.00
100.00
40.00
200.00
200.00
100.00
100.00
624
Colored
8.00
8.00
10.00
16766
80.00
10.00
20.00
10.00
16766
10.00
i6766
30.00
20.00
10.00
30.29
10.00
20.29
20.00
26766
30.00
10.00
10.00
Financial Statistics 147
Service in High Schools, 1933-1934
—
Continued
Vocational Education
148 Financial Statistics
Table VIII. Expenditures for Instructional
Financial Statistics 149
Service
150 Financial Statistics
TABLE IX. EXPENDITURES FOR OPERATION OF PLANT
This table shows by race for all county and city administrative units
of the State during 1933-1934 the expenditures for the operation of school
plants, and the average annual pay of janitors.
Items
Janitors and helpers.
White
Colored
Fuel
White_..
Colored
Water, light, power.
White
Colored
Janitors' supplies.
White
Colored
School telephones, other.
White
Colored
Total operation
.
White
Colored
Average annual pay
Janitors
White schools. .
.
Colored schools.
Code
631
631
631
632
632
632
633
633
633
634
634
634
635
635
635
63
63
63
100
Counties
222,569.43
213,547.96
9,021.47
289,143.16
245,130.28
44,012.88
67,173.84
62,682.05
4,491.79
31,570.04
27,980.51
3,589.53
096.44
022.60
73.84
S 615,552.91
554,363.40
61,189.51
197.14
207.73
89.32
67
Cities
$ 143,457.60
115,963.69
27,493.91
130,544.42
105,565.57
24,978.85
78,503.15
65,061.37
13,441.78
23,985.65
20,123.77
3,861.88
8,407.77
7,319.35
1,088.42
$ 384,898.59
314,033.75
70,864.84
280.74
296.96
228.16
North
Carolina
366,027.03
329,511.65
36,515.38
419,687.58
350,695.85
68,991.73
145,676.99
127.743.42
17,933.57
55,555.69
48,104.28
7,451.41
13,504.21
12,341.95
1,162.26
8 1.000,451.50
868,397.15
132,054.35
223.19
232.30
164.85
Financial Statistics 151
TABLE X. EXPENDITURES FOR MAINTENANCE
This table gives by race for all county and city administrative units
of North Carolina during 1933-1934 the expenditures for the maintenance
of school plants.
Items
152 Financial Statistics
TABLE XII. EXPENDITURES FOR TRANSPORTATION AND
OTHER AUXILIARY AGENCIES
This table shows by race the cost of transporting children to school and
other auxiliary agencies in all county and city administrative units of the
State during 1933-1934.
Items
Transportation of pupils*_
White
Colored
Library maintenance.
White
Colored
Replacement of textbooks
Health
Lunch rooms
Night schools, other
Loans repaid
Interest
Gross Total—Auxiliary Agencies.
Loans repaid—deduct
Net Total—Auxiliary Agencies. _.
White...
Colored.
Code
661
661
661
662
662
662
663
664
665
666-
668
669
66
668
66
66
66
100
Counties
$1,546
1,489
56.
23
22
4
239
5
194.42
801.52
392.90
,428.26
,718.93
709.33
847.24
,645.68
137.04
,366.93
,871.50
,301. OS
$1,824,
239,
792.15
871.50
$1,584,920.65
1,527,
57,
753.07
167.58
67
Cities
6,574.38
6,172.63
401.75
11,402.60
10,826.42
576.18
9,002.22
4,424.88
243.79
7,563.43
104,754.08
14,194.38
158,159.76
104,754.08
53,405.68
50,608.66
2,797.02
North
Carolina
$ 1,552,768.80
1,495,974.15
56,794.65
34,830.86
33,545.35
1,285.51
9,849.46
9,070.56
380.83
11,930.36
344,625.58
19,495.46
$ 1,982,951.91
344,625.58
$ 1,638,326.33
1,578,361.73
59,964.60
*For detail of transportation costs, see Table XVI of Section I.
Financial Statistics 153
TABLE XIII. EXPENDITURES FOR CAPITAL OUTLAY
This table shows by race for all county and city administrative units
of the State during 1933-1934 the cost of additional buildings and equip-ment,
of new books, of new trucks and garages and of all other items of
capital outlay.
Items
Grounds, buildings and equipment..
White
Colored
New library and textbooks
White
Colored
New trucks, garages and equipment
White .,
Colored
Superintendents' offices, other
White
Colored
Loans repaid
Interest
Gross Total—Capital Outlay
Loans repaid—deduct
Net Total—Capital Outlay
White
Colored
Code
r.s l, 2
681,2
681,2
683
683
683
684
684
684
685
685
685
687
688
68
687
68
68
100
Counties
$ 697,760.56
627,514.74
70,245.82
24,451.76
20,014.31
4,437.45
37,366.08
36,,582. 73
783.35
2,350.50
2,350.50
25,180.63
1,147.43
788,256.96
25,180.63
$ 763,076.33
687,609.71
75,466.62
67
( 'it.ies
167,886.34
154,259.71
13,626.63
10,360.21
9,775.93
584.28
215.00
215.00
203.99
203.99
22,033.81
667.16
201,366.51
22.033.81
$ 179,332.70
165,121.79
14,210.91
North
Carolina
865,646.90
781,774.45
83,872.45
34,811.97
29,790.24
5,021.73
37.581.08
36,797.73
783.35
2,554.49
2,554.49
47,214.44
1,814.59
989,623.47
47,214.44
942,409.03
852,731.50
89,677.53
154
155
FOR DEBT SERVICE, 1933-1934
156 Financial Statistics
Financial Statistics 157
Debt Service, 1933-1934
—
Continued
158 Financial Statistics
Financial Statistics 159
Debt Service, 1933-1934
—
Continued
160 Financial Statistics
Table XIV. Expenditures for
Financial Statistics 161
De^t Service, 1933-1934
—
Continued
162 Financial Statistics
Financial Statistics 163
Debt Service, 1933-1934
—
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164
TABLE XV. COUNTY TAX RATES
This table shows by counties the tax rate levied during 1933-1934 for
schools, for purposes other than schools, and for all purposes; then gives
the proportion which went for schools. Taxes levied by districts (rural
or city) are not considered.
Counties
Alamance.
Alexander.
Alleghany.
Anson
Ashe
Avery. __
Beaufort
Bertie...
Bladen. _
Brunswick
Buncombe
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STATE FUNDS
1933-1934
State Funds 175
176 State Funds
TABLE II. LOANS TO COUNTIES FROM STATE FUNDS
This tabulation shows the counties which received building aid from
the State during 1933-1934. All loans are from the State Literary Fund
except one item ($2,506.00) to Rutherford which came from the 1927
Special Building Fund.
Counties
State Funds 177
TABLE III. STATEMENT OF INDEBTEDNESS
Unmatured Principal due by Counties to State Board of Education
June 30, 1934
Counties
178 State Funds
Table III. Statement of Indebtedness—Continued
Counties
Macon
Madison
Martin
McDowell...
Mecklenburg.
Mitchell
Montgomery..
Moore
Nash
New Hanover.
Northampton.
Onslow
Orange
Pamlico
Pasquotank...
Pender
Perquimans.
Person
Pitt
Polk
Randolph
Richmond
Robeson
Rockingham.
Rowan
Rutherford
.
Sampson
Scotland
Stanly
Stokes
Surry
Swain
Transylvania.
Tyrrell
Union
Vance
Wake
Warren
Washington.
Watauga
Wayne..
Wilkes..
Wilson..
Yadkin.
Yancey.
State
Literary
Fund
1,800
53,200
24,520
9,400
54,870
5,850
18,350
11,750
1,200
16,900
250
5,625
3,500
5,420
22,000
23,400
23,000
15,900
41,250
7,500
36,600
22,850
11,700
42,900
22,600
11,100
5.150
22,000
14,500
38,800
9,600
13.400
3,000
3,200
7,500
6,600
400
1921
Special
Building
Fund
11,250
17,150
17,100
61,200
16,650
26,700
17,550
51,300
21,400
15,075
14,400
20,650
23,750
19,800
10,350
15,900
35,150
8,000
27,400
22,650
48,100
40,500
39,600
29,750
27,450
27,400
23,750
31,500
11,250
9,000
3,600
34,700
19,800
58,500
21,700
22,500
10,500
33,750
30,600
42,750
14,850
16,225
1923
Special
Building
Fund
45,000
43,000
8,000
55,500
13,500
35,000
27,500
35,000
30,000
7,750
25,000
29,000
15,000
17,500
34,000
23,000
28,750
40,000
20,000
40,000
21,000
33,750
45,000
45,000
28,750
12,500
34,000
30,500
6,250
38,750
20,000
20,000
5,100
22,000
48,150
22,500
42,500
32,000
35,000
1925
Special
Building
Fund
14,400
57,000
21-, 000
45,000
125,000
27,600
36,000
30,000
38,000
66,500
16,800
85,000
19,800
16,200
58,500
32,500
13,800
19,200
88,900
46,500
40,200
45,000
48.000
94,000
54,850
3,750
42,000
80,100
6,000
27,000
12,000
59,750
42,000
156,000
18,000
22,400
57,400
36,000
44,400
19,800
30,000
1927
Special
Building
Fund
28,125
35,000
24,500
61,000
7,000
38,500
64,000
52,500
25,500
,000
17,500
19,250
3,750
24,500
66,500
31,500
45,500
47,000
22,050
35,000
38,850
37,800
16,400
59,500
54,600
9,800
8,000
25,900
Total
16,200
194,575
140,670
104,000
357,570
63.600
123,050
125,300
189,500
117,900
109,025
150,150
75,075
54,950
108,300
71,920
47,150
103,350
206,700
78,250
155,100
104,550
189,600
124,500
214,700
222,350
101,100
65,200
177,800
91,450
199,250
53,650
56,000
20,750
181,050
98,300
356,050
71,800
35.900
45,700
144,850
106,100
154,650
35,050
46,225
Total $ 1,280,730 $ 2,221,100 $ 2,500,000 $ 3,725,000 $ 2,140,000 $ 11,866,830
State Funds 179
TABLE IV. GENERAL FUND OF STATE—FOR SCHOOLS
Below is given a summary of the amounts available for schools from
the General Fund of the State and the expenditures therefrom during the
fiscal year 1933-1934.
Funds
180 State Funds
Table IV. General Fund of State—for Schools—Continued
Detail of State Fund Expenditures for Administration
Purpose
Administration and Supervision:
Administrat ion
Finance and Statistics
Teacher Training and Certification.
Supply, Service and Expense
Instructional Service
Negro Education
Textbook Commissions
Total Administration and Supervision,
State School Commission:
Members
Secretarial personnel
Postage, Telephone
Supplies, Printing
Repairs, Equipment
Total State School Commission.
Vocational Education:
Agriculture
Teacher Training
Rehabilitation
Total Vocational Education.
Total Administration.
Salaries
and
Wages
*6,865.00
9,252.50
7,622.17
3,270.00
11,756.02
1,530.00
933.31
$ 41,229.00
3,531.25
14,115.33
$ 17,646.58
4,890.00
6,360.00
3,780.00
$ 15,030.00
$ 73,905.58
Travel
425.35
769.17
30.90
2,285.66
277.68
2,463.82
$ 6,252.58
4,444.29
2,294.22
$ 6,738.51
3,451.87
996.49
$ 4,448.36
$ 17,439.45
Other
60.00
13,556.68
613.80
76.15
$ 14,306.63
1,305.75
1,422.57
208.21
$ 2,936.53
368.54
104.64
473.18
$ 17,716.34
Total
7,290.35
10,081.67
7,653.07
16,826.68
14,041.68
2,421.48
3,473.28
f 61,788.21
7,975.54
16,409.55
1,305.75
1,422.57
208.21
$ 27,321.62
4,890.00
10,180.41
4,881.13
$ 19,951.54
S 109,061.37
Refund of $375 by A. T. Allen has been deducted.
State Funds 181
TABLE V. EIGHT MONTHS SCHOOL FUND
Payments to Counties, 1933-1934
Counties,
including Cities*
Alamance.
Alexander.
Alleghany.
Anson
Ashe
Avery
Beaufort . _
Bertie
Bladen
Brunswick.
Buncombe.
Burke
Cabarrus. _
.
Caldwell...
Camden
Carteret .
.
Caswell..
Catawba.
Chatham.
Cherokee.
Chowan...
Clay
Cleveland.
Columbus.
Craven
Cumberland.
Currituck
Dare
Davidson
Davie
Duplin
Durham
Edgecombe.
Forsyth
Franklin
Gaston
Gates
Graham..
Granville.
Greene
Guilford
Halifax
Harnett
Haywood
Henderson
Hertford.
Hoke...
Hyde ...
Iredell...
Jackson.
_
Johnston.
Jones
Lee
Lenoir. ..
Lincoln..
Available Funds
From
Appropriation
232,567.54
72,819.42
34,341.30
F>om
Poll Taxes
S 1,069.37
145,443.77
182 State Funds
Table V. Eight Months School Fund—Continued
Counties,
State Funds 183
TABLE VI. FEDERAL FUNDS FOR VOCATIONAL EDUCATION,
1933-1934
(Federal Funds are matched by State or local funds)
Purpose
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TABLE X. ALLOTMENTS AND DISBURSEMENTS
All funds handled bv State Superintendent Public Instruction during the
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TABLE XL ANALYSIS OF DISBURSEMENTS
All funds handled by State Superintendent Public Instruction during the
fiscal year 1933-1934