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REPORT

of the

SECRETARY OF STATE

of the

STATE OF FLORIDA

For the Period Beginning January 1, 1955, and
Ending December 31, 1956

FLORIDA'S CAPITOL

GOVERNORS OF FLORIDA

TERRITORIAL
Andrew Jackson — July, 1821 to 1822.
William Duval— 1822 to 1834.
John H. Eaton— 1834 to 1836.
Richard K. Call— 1836 to 1839.
Robert Raymond Reed — 1839 to 1841.
Richard K. Call— 1841 to 1844.
John Branch — 1844 to 1845.

STATE
William D. Moseley— 1845 to 1849.
Thomas Brown— 1849 to 1853.
James E. Broom — 1853 to 1857.
Madison S. Perry— 1857 to 1861.
John Milton— 1861 to 1865.
Abram K. Allison — (Acting April-May, 1865)
William Marvin— 1865 to 1866
David S. Walker— 1866 to 1868.
Harrison Reed— 1868 to 1872.
Samuel T. Day — (Acting, during impeachment proceedings

against Governor Reed) , 1872.
Osslan B. Hart— 1872 to 1873 (Died in office).
Marcellus L. Stearns — (Acting, June to November), 1873.
Marcellus L. Stearns— 1873 to 1877.
George F. Drew— 1877 to 1881.
Willlam D. Bloxham— 1881 to 1885.
Edward A. Perry— 1885 to 1889.
Francis P. Fleming— 1889 to 1893.
Henry L. Mitchell— 1893 to 1897.
William D. Bloxham— 1897 to 1901.
W. S. Jennings— 1901 to 1905.
N. B. Broward— 1905 to 1909.
Albert W. Gilchrist— 1909 to 1913.
Park Trammell— 1913 to 1917.
Sidney J. Catts— 1917 to 1921.
Cary a. Hardee— 1921 to 1925.
John W. Martin— 1925 to 1929.
Doyle E. Carlton— 1929 to 1933.
David Sholtz— 1933 to 1937
Fred P. Cone— 1937 to 1941.
Spessard L. Holland — 1941 to 1945.
Millard F. Caldwell— 1945 to 1949.
Fuller Warren— 1949 to 1953.

Dan McCarty— 1953 to 1957 (Died in office, Sept. 28, 1953) .
Charley E. Johns — (Acting, Sept. 29, 1953, to Jan. 4, 1955.)
LeRoy Collins— 1955 to 1957.

GOVERNOR AND CABINET
1955-1956

GOVERNOR

CHARLEY E. JOHNS, ACTING, Sept. 29, 1953 to Jan. 4, 1955
LeROY COLLINS, Jan. 4, 1955, until Jan. 8, 1957

SECRETARY OF STATE

R. A. GRAY

ATTORNEY GENERAL

RICHARD W. ERVIN

COMPTROLLER

RAY E. GREEN

STATE TREASURER

J. EDWIN LARSON

SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

THOMAS D. BAILEY

COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE

NATHAN MAYO

SECRETARIES OF STATE

James T. Archer— From July 23, 1845, to April 11, 1848.

A. E. Maxwell— From April 11, 1848, to July 23, 1849.

C. W. Downing— From July 23, 1849, to July 1, 1853.

Fred L. Villepigue — From July 1, 1853, to January 13, 1863.

Benjamin F. Allen — From January 13, 1863, to August 7,
1868.

George J. Alden — From August 7, 1868, to November 6, 1868.

J. C. GiBBS— From November 6, 1868, to January 17, 1873.

S. B. McLiN— From January 17, 1873, to January 3, 1877.

W. D. Bloxham— From January 3, 1877, to October 1, 1880.

F. W. A. Rankin, Jr. — From October 1, 1880, to January 21,
1881.

Jno. L. Crawford — From January 21, 1881, to January 25,
1902.

H. Clay Crawford — From January 28, 1902, to September
21, 1929.

W. M. Igou— From September 23, 1929, to April 12, 1930.

R. A. Gray — Commissioned ad interim April 12, 1930. Elect-
ed November 4, 1930, and commissioned November 7,
1930, for unexpired term. Re-elected and commissioned
for four year terms beginning January 3, 1933, January
5, 1937, January 7, 1941, January 2, 1945, January 4,
1949, January 6, 1953.

LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL

OFFICE OF THE

SECRETARY OF STATE

STATE OF FLORIDA

Tallahassee, Florida
January 1, 1957
Honorable LeRoy Collins
Governor
State of Florida
Tallahassee, Florida

Dear Governor:

As required by law I have the honor to transmit here-
with the biennial report of the Office of Secretary of State
for the calendar years 1955-1956.

In previous years my letter of transmittal has dealt more
or less with the breakdown of the various divisions under
the office and the duties and activities of the same. I shall
make this letter of transmittal brief and not attempt to elab-
orate. Two years ago my letter of transmittal went into more
detail.

With this report I should like to emphasize the rapid
growth of the volume of work being handled. The office
primarily intended to be a record office, and it still is, has
been expanded in its functions and duties. It has become not
only a record office, but a service office. It is the amazing
increase in the service functions that I should like to refer to.

CORPORATION DIVISION

In the corporation division where all the charters or
articles of incorporation must be processed and filed, the
number of new corporations coming in day by day and
month by month is proof of an almost unbelievable rate of
increase. Though our State does not rank higher than about
twelfth or thirteenth in population among the forty eight
states of the Union, it ranks third in the number of new
corporations formed month by month and this rate was
achieved and maintained for most of last year.

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The collections from charter tax for 1954 was $297,000;
for 1955 was $387,000; for 1956 was $438,000.

The annual capital stock tax on corporations collected
for the same period of time increased from $686,000 to
$847,000.

During the same period of time the number of new cor-
porations filing charters rose from 6,221 to 9,746 annually.

The number of inquiries received by telephone, telegram
and by letter has increased by an even larger percentage.

ELECTIONS DIVISIONS

The increased number of voters being registered and quali-
fied in the State means more and more activity required in
the elections division. There is a growing interest among the
people about elections — primary and general.

One of the more active functions is the preparing of
commissions for all appointive and elective officers. Upon
notice of appointment all appointees are furnished promptly
the blanks on which for them to furnish their qualification
papers required. When these are checked and found in or-
der, including commission tax, the commissions are processed
for the signature of the Governor and when that is accom-
plished it is attested and the Great Seal affixed thereto. The
same process is required for elective officials.

The commission tax for 1953 — was $46,500; for 1956 it
amounted to $71,140. This is another indication of the growth
of the activities.

SUGGESTED LEGISLATION
There are several changes desirable in the election laws.
Detailed information will be furnished you if requested.

I do not recommend any changes in the corporation laws
except in one or two minor details. In my opinion the tax
schedules relating to corporations should not be changed for
a number of reasons.

Expressions of satisfaction and appreciation of the serv-
ices rendered by the office continues to flow in for which I
am humbly grateful. . . .

10 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

EX OFFICIO DUTIES

While my ex officio duties as member of the various
boards and commissions is also increasing, I feel the value
of my services in that connection is growing because of the
experience gained.

I was a member of the Legislature of 1911, I had served
as a clerk in both branches prior to that time. With the ex-
ception of time out in World War One I have served in ad-
ministrative branches of the state government since the fall
of 1911. This means I have served under thirteen Governors
and in the Cabinet of nine. I realize few men have had the
advantage of such a long and varied experience and it is
with a high degree of satisfaction that I can give to my State
the fullest benefiit made possible by this long and varied
experience in state government administration.
With great respect, I am

Cordially yours,

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Secretary of State
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STATEMENT OF MONIES RECEIVED
BY OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE

1955

Capital Stock Tax $ 755,811.40

Commission Tax 57,095.00

Primary Election Fees 858.00

Charter Tax 387,295.90

Fees 121,660.13

Laws Sold 5,856.38

Statutes Sold 907.00

Limited Partnerships 6,641.84

Refund Postage 494.68

Knott Bldg 4,531.08

Miscellaneous 185.62

TOTAL $ 1,341,339.03

1956

Capital Stock Tax $ 847,666.84

Commission Tax 71,140.00

Primary Election Fees 93,896.05

Charter Tax 438,889.47

Fees 138,051.40

Laws Sold 12,962.11

Statutes Sold 41,179.25

Limited Partnerships 7,951.00

Refund Postage 192.36

Knott Bldg 4,438.83

Miscellaneous 1,091.17

TOTAL $ 1,657,458.48

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REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS
STATE OF FLORIDA

COUNTIES COMPRISING THE EIGHT
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS

First District

Hernando 6,693

Hillsborough 249,894

Pasco 20,529

Pinellas 159,249

436,365

Second District

Clay 14,323

Duval 304,029

318.352

Third District

Bay 42,689

Calhoun 7,922

Escambia 112,706

Franklin 5,814

Gadsden 36,457

Gulf 7,460

Holmes 13,988

Jackson 34,645

Jefferson 10,413

Leon 51,590

Liberty 3,182

Okaloosa 27,533

Santa Rosa 18,554

Wakulla 5,258

Walton 14,725

Washington 11,883

Fourth District

Dade 495,084

Monroe 29,957

525,041
Fifth District

Brevard 23.653

Citrus 6,111

Flagler 3,367

Lake 36,340

Marion 38,187

Orange 114,950

Osceola 11,406

St. Johns 24,9^

Seminole 26,883

Sumter 11,330

Volusia 74,229

371,454
Sixth District

Broward 83,933

Charlotte 4,286

Collier 6,488

Glades 2,199

Hendry 6,051

Indian River 11,872

Lee 23,404

Martin 7,807

Okeechobee 3,454

Palm Beach 114,688

St. Lucie 20,180

404,82

284,362

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Seventh District

DeSoto 9,242

Hardee 10,073

Highlands 13,636

Manatee 34,704

Polk 123,997

Sarasota 28,827

220,479

Eighth District

Alachua 57,026

Baker 6,313

Bradford 11,457

Columbia 18,216

Dixie 3.928

Gilchrist 3,499

Hamilton 8,981

Lafayette 3,440

Levy 10,637

Madison 14,197

Nassau 12,811

Putnam 23,615

Suwannee 16,986

Taylor 10,416

Union 8,906

210,428

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UNITED STATES SENATORS

Spessard L. Holland, Bartow, elected November 4, 1952
for term of six years.

George A. Smathers, Miami, elected November 7, 1950,
for term of six years.

REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS

First Congressional District — William C. (Bill) Cramer,
St. Petersburg, elected November 2, 1954 for term of two
years.

Second Congressional District — Charles E. Bennett, Jack-
sonville, elected November 2, 1954 for term of two years.

Third Congressional District — Bob Sikes, Crestview, elected
November 2, 1954 for term of two years.

Fourth Congressional District — Dante B. Fascell, Miami,
elected November 2, 1954 for term of two years.

Fifth Congressional District — A. S. (Syd) Herlong, Jr.,
Leesburg, elected November 2, 1954 for term of two years.

Sixth Congressional District — Paul G. Rogers, West Palm
Beach, elected at Special Election January 4, 1955 for term
of two years.

Seventh Congressional District — James A. Haley, Sarasota,
elected November 2, 1954 for term of two years.

Eighth Congressional District — D. R. Matthews, Gainesville,
elected November 2, 1954 for term of two years.

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JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME COURT

CHIEF JUSTICE

E. Harris Drew, Tallahassee, Commissioned January 6, 1953
for term of six years.

JUSTICES

B. K. Roberts, Tallahassee, commissioned January 6, 1953
for term of six years.

T. Frank Hobson, Tallahassee, commissioned January 2,
1951 for term of six years.

Stephen C. O'Connell, Tallahassee, commissioned October
20, 1955 until first Tuesday after first Monday in January
1957.

Elwyn Thomas, Tallahassee, commissioned January 2, 1951
for term of six years.

Glenn Terrell, Tallahassee, commissioned January 4, 1955
for term of six years.

Campbell Thornall, Tallahassee, commissioned May 9, 1955
until first Tuesday after first Monday in January, 1957.

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CIRCUIT COURT CALENDAR

FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

Judges — L. L. Fabisinski, Pensacola — retired August 1, 1955.

Harold B. Crosby, Pensacola; D. Stuart Gillis, De-

Funiak Springs.
State Attorney — Ed Wicke, Pensacola.
Assistant State Attorney — Erwin Fleet, Fort Walton.
Court Reporter — Robert E. Sayner, Pensacola and Mrs.
Weba Paul, DeFuniak Springs.

SPRING TERMS

Escambia county, second Monday in June.
Okaloosa county, last Monday in April.
Santa Rosa county, second Monday after the second Mon-
day in May.

Walton county, second Monday in May.

FALL TERMS

Escambia county, second Monday in October.
Okaloosa county, last Monday in August.
Santa Rosa county, second Monday after the second Mon-
day in September.

Walton county, second Monday in September.

WINTER TERMS

Escambia county, second Monday in February.
Okaloosa county, second Monday in December.
Santa Rosa county, second Monday after the second Mon-
day in January.

Walton county, second Monday in January.

SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

Judges — Hugh M. Taylor, Quincy, and W. May Walker,
Tallahassee.

State Attorney — Wm. D. Hopkins, Tallahassee.

Assistant State Attorney — Harry Morrison, Tallahassee.

Court Reporter — Frances Thigpen, Tallahassee and Esther
K. Brahaney, Tallahassee.

SPRING TERMS

Wakulla County, first Monday in March.
Franklin County, third Monday in March.

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Gadsden County, first Monday in April.
Jefferson County, fourth Monday in April.
Liberty County, second Monday in May.
Leon County, first Monday in June.

FALL TERMS

Wakulla County, second Monday in September.
Franklin County, fourth Monday in September.
Gadsden County, second Monday in October.
Jefferson County, first Monday in November.
Liberty County, third Monday in November.
Leon County, first Monday in December.

THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
Judges — R. H. Rowe, Madison, and Hal W. Adams, Mayo.
State Attorney — Wm. Randall Slaughter, Live Oak.
Assistant State Attorney — O. O. Edwards, Cross City.
Court Reporter — Wm. McChesney, Madison, and Mrs. Con-
nie Luebke, Lake City.

SPRING TERMS

Lafayette county, second Monday in January.
Dixie county, fourth Monday in January.
Hamilton county, second Monday in February.
Taylor county, first Monday in March.
Madison county, fourth Monday in March.
Suwannee county, third Monday in April.
Columbia county, second Monday in May.

FALL TERMS

Lafayette county, third Monday in July.
Dixie county, first Monday in August.
Hamilton county, third Monday in August.
Taylor county, second Monday in September.
Madison county, first Monday in October.
Suwannee county, fourth Monday in October.
Columbia county, third Monday in November.

FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
Judges — Edwin L. Jones (Duval Circuit) , Charles A. Luckie,
Claude Ogilvie, Bayard B. Shields, A. D. McNeill and W. A.
Stanly, Jacksonville.

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State Attorney — William A. Hallowes, Jacksonville.

Assistant State Attorneys — Nathan Schevitz, Jacksonville;
Thomas J. Shave, Fernandina, and Richard C. Gordie, Green
Cove Springs.

Court Reporters — Sam Rosenfeld, Jacksonville, Res. Jan.
30, 1956; Cecil K. Noel, Jr., Jacksonville, and Raleigh C.
Dowling, Jr., Jacksonville.

SPRING TERM

Clay county, first Monday in April.
Duval county, first Monday in May.
Nassau county, third Monday in April.

FALL TERM

Clay county, first Monday in October.
Duval county, first Monday in November.
Nassau county, third Monday in October.

FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

Judges — T. G. Futch, Tavares and (F. R. Hocker, Ocala,
retired Sept. 1, 1956) Wallace E. Sturgis, Ocala.

State Attorney — A. P. Buie, Ocala.

Assistant State Attorney — John W. McCormick, Mount
Dora.

Court Reporters — Miss Elva Crumpton, Ocala and Alan H,
Hamlin, Tavares.

SPRING TERMS

Hernando county, first Monday in March.
Citrus county, third Monday in March.
Sumter county, first Monday in June.
Lake county, first Monday in May.
Marion county, first Monday in April.

FALL TERMS

Hernando county, first Monday in September.
Citrus county, third Monday in September.
Sumter county, first Monday in December.
Lake county, first Monday in November.
Marion county, first Monday in October.

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SIXTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

Judges — John U. Bird, Clearwater; John Dickinson, St.
Petersburg; C. Richard Leavengood, St. Petersburg; Orvil
L. Dayton, Jr., Dade City.

State Attorney — Clair A. Davis, St. Petersburg.

Assistant State Attorneys — Robert R. Tench, Clearwater;
Sam Y. Allgood, Jr., New Port Richey.

Court Reporter — Maude B. Clingan, St. Petersburg.

SPRING TERMS

Pasco county, first Tuesday in April.
Pinellas county, first Monday in May.

FALL TERMS

Pasco county, first Tuesday in October.
Pinellas county, first Monday in December.

SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

Judges — Geo. Wm. Jackson, St. Augustine; Robt. H. Wing-
field, DeLand; P. B. Revels, Palatka.

State Attorney — Murray Sams, DeLand, retired November
1, 1956; William W. Judge, Daytona Beach.

Assistant State Attorney — Frank G. Howatt, St. Augustine.

Court Reporters — Gail S. Lynch, DeLand; Geo. B. Newton,
St. Augustine.

SPRING TERMS

Flagler county, third Monday in May.
Putnam county, second Monday in March.
St. John's county, first Monday in June.
Volusia county, second Monday in April.

FALL TERMS

Flagler county, second Monday in December.
Putnam county, second Monday in October.
St. Johns county, second Monday in November.
Volusia county, third Monday in October.

EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
Judges — Geo. L. Patten, Starke; John A. H. Murphree,
Gainesville.

State Attorney — T. E. Duncan, Gainesville.

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Assistant State Attorney — Joe Hill Williams, Starke.
Court Reporter — Evelyn Higgs, Gainesville.

SPRING TERMS

Alachua county, second Monday in April.
Baker county, second Monday in January.
Bradford county, second Monday in May.
Gilchrist county, first Monday in March.
Levy county, second Monday in March.
Union county, fourth Monday in May.

FALL TERMS

Alachua county, second Monday in October.
Baker county, second Monday in July.
Bradford county, second Monday in November.
Gilchrist county, first Monday in September.
Levy county, second Monday in September.
Union county, fourth Monday in November.

NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

Judges — Frank A. Smith, Orlando; Vassar B. Carlton,
Titusville; A. O. Kanner, Stuart; Terry B. Patterson, Orlando.
State Attorney — Murray W. Overstreet, Kissimmee.

Assistant State Attorneys — Charles R. P. Brown, Fort Pierce;
Volie A. Williams, Jr., Sanford.

Court Reporters — (Jessie D. Kleinman, Titusville, retired
Dec. 31, 1955) Gray Brewer, Titusville; Clifford M. Gaffney,
Ft. Pierce; Mrs. M. Bama Conner, Orlando; Maurice J. Gelder,
Orlando.

SPRING TERMS

Brevard county, fourth Tuesday in March.
Indian River county, second Tuesday in March.
Martin county, second Tuesday in June.
Okeechobee county, second Tuesday in February.
Orange county, first Monday in April.
Osceola county — third Monday in March.
Seminole county, third Tuesday in April.
St. Lucie county, second Tuesday in April.

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FALL TERMS

Brevard county, second Tuesday in October.
Indian River county, second Tuesday in October.
Martin county, second Tuesday in January.
Okeechobee county, second Tuesday in September.
Orange county, third Monday in October.
Osceola county, third Monday in September.
Seminole county, first Tuesday in November.
St. Lucie county, second Tuesday in November.

TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

Judges — D. O. Rogers, Bartow; Don Register, Winter Haven;
William P. Allen, Sebring.

State Attorney — Gunter Stephenson, Winter Haven.

Assistant State Attorney — Joseph O. Macbeth, Sebring.

Court Reporters — Marilyn Cleveland Langford, Lakeland;
Holland A. Kelley, Bartow; Mrs. Rosie Sclafani, Lakeland.

SPRING TERMS

Hardee county, first Tuesday after the second Monday in
February.

Highlands county, first Tuesday after the first Monday in
April.

Polk county, first Tuesday after the second Monday in March.

FALL TERMS

Hardee county, first Tuesday after the second Monday in
September.

Highlands county, first Tuesday after the first Monday in
November.

Polk county, first Tuesday after the second Monday in
October.

ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
Judges — George E. Holt, Miami; Robert H. Anderson, Miami;
Marshall C. Wiseheart, Miami; John W. Prunty, Miami; Stanley
Milledge, Miami; Harold R. Vann, Coral Gables; Charles A.
Carroll, Miami; Ray Pearson, Miami; J. Fritz Gordon, Miami;
William A. Herin, Miami; Grady L. Crawford, Miami;
Vincent C. Giblin, Miami; Pat Cannon, Miami; Robert L.
Floyd, Miami.

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State Attorney — George A. Brautigam, Miami.

Assistant State Attorneys — Thomas N. Balikes, Miami,
Edward P. Swan, Miami; Max B. Kogen; Anthony J. Hose-
mann, Jr.; John W. Achor, Miami; Adele Segall Faske, Miami;
WiUiam Meadows, Jr., Miami; Paul A. Louis, Miami.

Court Reporters — Jack W. Malhcoat, Miami,

SPRING TERM

Dade county, second Tuesday in May.

FALL TERM

Dade county, second Tuesday in November.

TWELFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

Judges — Lynn Gerald, Fort Myers; W. T. Harrison, Palmetto.

State Attorney — William M. Smiley, Bradenton.

Assistant State Attorneys — William H. Stockham, Sarasota;
Frank B. Watson, Jr., Fort Myers.

Court Reporters — Barney Schultz, Fort Myers; Donald D,
Bell, Bradenton.

SPRING TERMS

Charlotte county, fourth Monday in March.
Collier county, first Monday in March.
DeSoto county, second Monday in February.
Glades county, first Monday in February.
Hendry county, third Monday in February.
Lee county, third Monday in April.
Manatee county, second Monday in March.
Sarasota county, first Monday in April.

FALL TERMS

Charlotte county, second Monday in October.
Collier county, first Monday in October.
DeSoto county, fourth Monday in November.
Glades county, fourth Monday in October.
Hendry county, third Monday in November.
Lee county, first Monday in November.
Manatee county, third Monday in October.
Sarasota county, second Monday in November.

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THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
Judges — L. L. Parks, Tampa; Harry N. Sandler, Tampa;
Henry C. Tillman, Tampa; I. C. Spoto, Tampa.
State Attorney — James M. McEwen, Tampa.
Assistant State Attorney — Ralph L. Rousseau, Jr., Tampa.
Court Reporter — James G. Nesbit, Tampa.

SPRING TERM

Hillsborough county, first Tuesday in April.

FALL TERM

Hillsborough county, first Tuesday in October.

FOURTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

Judges — E. C. Welch, Marianna; E. Clay Lewis, Jr., Panama
City.

State Attorney — J. Frank Adams, Blountstown.

Assistant State Attorney — Larry G. Smith, Panama City.

Court Reporters — Zola B. Folkes, Panama City; Mrs. Nellie
P. Heath, Marianna.

SPRING TERMS

Bay county, fourth Monday in February.
Calhoun county, fourth Monday in April.
Gulf county, second Monday in February.
Holmes county, second Monday in April.
Jackson county, second Monday in May.
Washington county, fourth Monday in March.

FALL TERMS

Bay county, fourth Monday in August.
Calhoun county, fourth Monday in September.
Gulf county, second Monday in August.
Holmes county, second Monday in October.
Jackson county, second Monday in November.
Washington county, fourth Monday in October.

FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

Judges — (C. E. Chillingworth, West Palm Beach, vacancy

declared by Governor, June 22, 1956) Lamar Warren, Ft.

Lauderdale; Jos. S. White, West Palm Beach; R. O. Morrow,

Lake Worth; Otis Farrington, Ft. Lauderdale: James H.

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Walden, Dania; James R. Knott, West Palm Beach.

State Attorney— Phil O'Connell, West Palm Beach.

Assistant State Attorney — Quentin V. Long, Hallandale.

Court Reporters — J. W. Coleman, Ft. Lauderdale; C. E.
Jones, West Palm Beach.

SPRING TERMS

Broward county, second Tuesday in March.
Palm Beach county, first Monday in April.

FALL TERMS

Broward county, second Tuesday in October.
Palm Beach county, first Monday in October.

WINTER TERM

Palm Beach county, first Monday in January, unless said
day shall be a holiday, and then on the first Tuesday after the
first Monday in January.

SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
Judge — Aquilino Lopez, Jr., Key West.
State Attorney — J. Lancelot Lester, Key West.
Assistant State Attorney — None.
Court Reporter — Mrs. Louisa D. Parks, Key West.

SPRING TERM

Monroe county, third Monday in April.

FALL TERM

Monroe county, third Monday in October.

CRIMINAL COURTS OF RECORD

BROWARD COUNTY

Judge — W. T. Kennedy, Ft. Lauderdale.
Solicitor — Emerson Allsworth, Ft. Lauderdale.
Clerk— W. E. Bunch, Jr., Ft. Lauderdale.

DADE COUNTY

Judge— Ben C. Willard.

Solicitor— (John D. Marsh resigned Nov. 1, 1956) A. C.
Dressier, Miami.

Clerk— J. F. McCracken.

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DUVAL COUNTY

Judges — William T. Harvey, Jacksonville; A. Lloyd Layton,
Jacksonville.

Solicitor — Harry H. Martin.
Clerk— Kathleen L. Hartley.

HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY

Judge — L. A. Grayson.
Solicitor — Paul B. Johnson.
Clerk — L. D. Simmons.

MONROE COUNTY

Judge — Thomas S. Caro, Key West.
Solicitor — Allan B. Cleare, Jr., Key West.
Clerk — Harry Dongo, Key West.

ORANGE COUNTY

Judge— W. M. Murphy, Orlando.
Solicitor — Richard H. Cooper, Orlando.
Clerk — Chas. E. Limpus, Orlando.

PALM BEACH COUNTY

Judges — Edward G. Newell, West Palm Beach; Hugh Mac-
Millan, West Palm Beach.

Solicitor — Charles A. Nugent, Jr., West Palm Beach.
Clerk — J. Louie Carter, West Palm Beach.

POLK COUNTY

Judge — Roy H. Amidon, Lakeland.
Solicitor — Clifton M. Kelly, Lakeland.
Clerk — Robert J. Haslett, Bartow.

CIVIL COURTS OF RECORD

DADE COUNTY

Judges — David J. Heffernan, Miami; Norman Hendry,
Miami; J. Tillman Pearson, Miami; John R. Blanton, Miami.

DUVAL COUNTY

Judge — Burton Barrs, Jacksonville.

COURTS OF CRIMES

DADE COUNTY

Judges — (Ray H. Pearson, Miami, resigned Jan. 9, 1956)

26 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

Eugene A. Williams, Miami; George E. Schulz, Miami Springs.

BROWARD COUNTY

Judge — Thomas F. Thompkins, Jr., Ft. Lauderdale.
CIVIL & CRIMINAL COURT OF RECORD

PINELLAS COUNTY

Judge — Leon Whitehurst, Jr., Clearwater.
COURT OF RECORD

ESCAMBIA COUNTY

Judges — Ernest E. Mason, Pensacola; Kirke M. Beall,
Pensacola.

Solicitor — John L. Reese, Pensacola.

JUVENILE COURTS, JUDGES
Broward — Dorr S. Davis, Ft. Lauderdale.
Dade— Walter H. Beckham, Miami; W. R. Culbreath, Miami.
Duval — Marion W. Gooding, Jacksonville.
Hillsborough — O. D. Howell, Jr., Tampa.
Monroe — Mrs. Eva Warner Gibson, Key West.
Orange — Mattie H. Farmer, Orlando.
Pinellas — Charles O. Parks, Jr., St. Petersburg.
Polk — G. Bowdon Hunt, Bartow.

JUVENILE DIVISION OF
THE COURT OF RECORD, JUDGE
Escambia — Theodore F. Bruno, Pensacola.

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JUDICIAL CIRCUITS

Circuits Population

First — Escambia, Okaloosa, Santa Rosa, and Walton

Counties 173,518

Second — Franklin, Gadsden, Jefferson, Leon, Lib-
erty, and Wakulla Counties 112,714

Third — Columbia, Dixie, Hamilton, Lafayette. Madi-
son, Suwanne, and Taylor Counties 76,164

Fourth — Duval, Clay, and Nassau Counties 331,163

Fifth — Citrus, Hernando, Lake, Marion, and Sum-
ter Counties 98,661

Sixth— Pasco and Pinellas Counties 179,778

Seventh — Flagler, Putnam, St. Johns, and Volusia

Counties 126,209

Eighth — Alachua, Baker, Bradford, Gilchrist, Levy,

and Union Counties 97,838

Ninth — Brevard, Indian River, Martin, Okeecho-
bee, Orange, Osceola, St. Lucie, and Seminole

Counties 220,205

Tenth— Hardee, Highlands, and Polk Counties 147,706

Eleventh— Dade County 495,084

Twelfth— De Soto, Charlotte, Collier, Glades, Hen-
dry, Lee, Manatee, and Sarasota Counties 115,201

Thirteenth— Hillsborough County 249,894

Fourteenth — Bay, Calhoun, Gulf, Holmes, Jackson,

and Washington Counties 118,592

Fifteenth— Broward and Palm Beach Counties 198,621

Sixteenth— Monroe County 29,957

Duval County Circuit— Duval County 304,029

CIRCUIT JUDGES

First Judicial Circuit

L. L. Fabisinski, Pensacola, commissioned January 4, 1955
for term of six years, retired August 1, 1955 and Harold B.
Crosby, Pensacola, commissioned August 1, 1955 until first
Tuesday after first Monday in January, A. D., 1957.

D. Stuart Gillis, DeFuniak Springs, commissioned January 4,
1955 for term of six years.

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Second Judicial Circuit

W. May Walker, Tallahassee, commissioned January 4, 1955
for term of six years.

Hugh M. Taylor, Quincy, commissioned January 4, 1955 for
term of six years.

Third Judicial Circuit

Hal W. Adams, Mayo, commissioned January 4, 1955 for
term of six years.

R. H. Rowe, Madison, commissioned January 4, 1955 for
term of six years.

Fourth Judicial Circuit

Charles A. Luckie, Jacksonville, commissioned January 4,
1955 for term of six years.

Bayard B. Shields, Jacksonville, commissioned January 4,
1955 for term of six years.

A. D. McNeill, Jacksonville, commissioned January 4, 1955
for term of six years.

Claude Ogilvie, Jacksonville, commissioned January 4, 1955
for term of six years.

W. A. Stanly, Jacksonville, commissioned January 4, 1955
for term of six years.
Duval County Circuit

Edwin L. Jones, Jacksonville, commissioned January 4, 1955
for term of six years.

Fifth Judicial Circuit

F. R. Hocker, Ocala, commissioned January 4, 1955 for term
of six years, resigned and retired September 1, 1956 and
Wallace E. Sturgis, Ocala, commissioned September 7, 1956
until first Tuesday after first Monday in January, A. D., 1957.

T. G. Futch, Tavares, commissioned January 4, 1955 for term
of six years.

Sixth Judicial Circuit

John U. Bird, Clearwater, commissioned January 4, 1955
for term of six years.

John Dickinson, St. Petersburg, commissioned January 4,
1955 for term of six years.

C. Richard Leavengood, St. Petersburg, commissioned
January 4, 1955 for term of six years.

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Orvil L. Dayton, Dade City, commissioned January 4, 1955
for term of six years.

Seventh Judicial Circuit

Geo. Wm. Jackson, St. Augustine, commissioned January 4,
1955 for term of six years.

Robt. H. Wingfield, DeLand, commissioned January 4, 1955
for term of six years.

P. B. Revels, Palatka, commissioned January 4, 1955 for
term of six years.

Eighth Judicial Circuit

Geo. L. Patten, Starke, commissioned January 4, 1955 for
term of six years.

John A. H. Murphree, Gainesville, commissioned January
4, 1955 for term of six years.

Ninth Judicial Circuit

Frank A. Smith, Orlando, commissioned January 4, 1955 for
term of six years.

Vassar B. Carlton, Titusville, commissioned January 4, 1955
for term of six years.

A. O. Kanner, Stuart, commissioned January 4, 1955 for
term of six years.

Terry B. Patterson, Orlando, commissioned January 4, 1955
for term of six years.

Tenth Judicial Circuit

D. O. Rogers, Bartow, commissioned January 4, 1955 for
term of six years.

Don Register, Winter Haven, commissioned January 4, 1955
for term of six years.

William P. Allen, Sebring, commissioned January 4, 1955
for term of six years.

Eleventh Judicial District

George E. Holt, Miami, commissioned January 4, 1955 for
term of six years.

Robert H. Anderson, Miami, commissioned January 12, 1956
until first Tuesday after first Monday in January, 1957.

Marshall C. Wiseheart, Miami, commissioned January 4, 1955
for term of six years.

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John W. Prunty, Miami, commissioned January 13, 1956
until first Tuesday after first Monday in January, 1957.

Stanley Milledge, Miami, commissioned January 4, 1955 for
term of six years.

Harold R. Vann, Coral Gables, commissioned January 12,
1956 until first Tuesday after first Monday in January, 1957.

Charles A. Carroll, Miami, commissioned January 4, 1955
for term of six years.

Ray Pearson, Miami, commissioned January 12, 1956 until
first Tuesday after first Monday in January, 1957.

J. Fritz Gordon, Miami, commissioned January 4, 1955 for
term of six years.

William A. Herin, Miami, commissioned January 4, 1955 for
term of six years.

Grady L. Crawford, Miami, commissioned January 4, 1955
for term of six years.

Vincent C. Giblin, Miami, commissioned January 4, 1955
for term of six years.

Pat Cannon, Miami, commissioned January 4, 1955 for term
of six years.

Robert L. Floyd, Miami, commissioned January 4, 1955 for
term of six years.

Twelfth Judicial Circuit

Lynn Gerald, Fort Myers, commissioned January 4, 1955
for term of six years.

W. T. Harrison, Palmetto, commissioned January 4, 1955
for term of six years.

Thirteenth Judicial Circuit

L. L. Parks, Tampa, commissioned January 4, 1955 for term
of six years.

Harry N. Sandler, Tampa, commissioned January 4, 1955
for term of six years.

Henry C. Tillman, Tampa, commissioned January 4, 1955
for term of six years.

I. C. Spoto, Tampa, commissioned January 4, 1955 for term
of six years.

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Fourteenth Judicial Circuit

E. C. Welch, Marianna, commissioned January 4, 1955 for
term of six years.

E. Clay Lewis, Jr., Panama City, commissioned January 4,
1955 for term of six years.

Fifteenth Judicial Circuit

C. E. Chillingworth, West Palm Beach, commissioned Jan-
uary 4, 1955 for term of six years. Vacancy declared by Gov-
ernor June 22, 1956.

Lamar Warren, Ft. Lauderdale, commissioned January 4,
1955 for term of six years.

Jos. S. White, West Palm Beach, commissioned January 4,
1955 for term of six years.

R. O. Morrow, Lake Worth, commissioned September 30,
1955 until first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

Otis Farrington, Ft. Lauderdale, commissioned January 4,

1955 for term of six years.

James H. Walden, Dania, commissioned June 30, 1955 until
first Tuesday after first Monday in January, 1957.

James R. Knott, West Palm Beach, commissioned June 29,

1956 until first Tuesday after first Monday in January, 1957.

Sixteenth Judicial Circuit

Aquilino Lopez, Jr., Key West, commissioned January 4,
1955 for term of six years.

STATE ATTORNEYS
First Judicial Circuit

Ed Wicke, Pensacola, commissioned January 6, 1953 for
term of four years.

Second Judicial Circuit

William D. Hopkins, Tallahassee, commissioned January 6,
1953 for term of four years.

Third Judicial Circuit

Wm. Randall Slaughter, Live Oak, commissioned January
6, 1953 for term of four years.

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Fourth Judicial Circuit

Wm. A. Hallowes, Jacksonville, commissioned January 6,
1953 for term of four years.

Fifth Judicial Circuit

A. P. Buie, Ocala, commissioned January 6, 1953 for term
of four years.

Sixth Judicial Circuit

Clair A. Davis, St. Petersburg, commissioned January 6,
1953 for term of four years.

Seventh Judicial Circuit

Murray Sams, DeLand, commissioned January 6, 1953 for
term of four years. Retired and Resigned November 1, 1956
and William W. Judge, Daytona Beach, commissioned Novem-
ber 13, 1956 until first Tuesday after first Monday in January,
1957.

Eighth Judicial Circuit

T. E. Duncan, Ganesville, commissioned January 6, 1953 for
term of four years.

Ninth Judicial Circuit

Murray W. Overstreet, Kissimmee, commissioned January 6,
1953 for term of four years.

Tenth Judicial Circuit

Gunter Stephenson, Winter Haven, commissioned January
6, 1953 for term of four years.

Eleventh Judicial Circuit

George A. Brautigam, Miami, commissioned January 6, 1953
for term of four years.

Twelfth Judicial Circuit

William M. Smiley, Bradenton, commissioned January 6,
1953 for term of four years.

Thirteenth Judicial Circuit

James M. McEwen, Tampa, commissioned January 6, 1953
for term of four years.

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Fourteenth Judicial Circuit

J. Frank Adams, Blountstown, commissioned January 6,
1953 for term of four years.

Fifteenth Judicial Circuit

Phil O'Connell, West Palm Beach, commissioned January 6,
1953 for term of four years.

Sixteenth Judicial Circuit

J. Lancelot Lester, Key West, commissioned January 6, 1953
for term of four years.

ASSISTANT STATE ATTORNEYS
First Judicial Circuit

Charles A. Wade, Crestview, term expired July 7, 1955;
Erwin Fleet, Fort Walton, confirmed by the Senate and com-
missioned July 7, 1955 until July 7, 1959.
Second Judicial Circuit

Harry Morrison, Tallahassee, term expired November 5,
1956; recommissioned November 5, 1956 until next Senate.

Third Judicial Circuit

O. O. Edwards, Cross City, term expired July 31, 1955; con-
firmed by the Senate and recommissioned July 31, 1955 until
July 31, 1959.

Fourth Judicial Circuit

Nathan Schevitz, Jacksonville, commissioned June 12, 1953
until January 8, 1957.

Richard C. Gordie, Green Cove Springs, commissioned June
12, 1953 until January 8, 1957.

Thomas J. Shave, Fernandina, commissioned June 24, 1953
until January 8, 1957.

Fifth Judicial Circuit

Z. D. Giles, Leesburg, term expired July 31, 1955, resigned
March 2, 1955.

John W. McCormick, Mount Dora, commissioned March 8,
1955 until next Senate, confirmed by the Senate and recom-
missioned July 31, 1955 until July 31, 1959.

34 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

Sixth Judicial Circuit

Sam Y. AUgood, Jr., New Port Richey, term expired July
31, 1955, recommissioned August 1, 1955 until the new Senate,
confirmed by the Senate and recommissioned August 6, 1956.
until July 31, 1959.

A. T. Cooper, Jr., Clearwater, commissioned June 12, 1953
until July 24, 1955, resigned January 17, 1955.

Robert R. Tench, Clearwater, commissioned January 25,
1955 until the next Senate, confirmed by the Senate and recom-
missioned June 1, 1955 until July 24, 1955, confirmed by the
Senate and recommissioned July 24, 1955 until July 24, 1959.

Seventh Judicial Circuit

Julian C. Calhoun, Palatka, term expired July 31, 1955.

Frank G. Howatt, St. Augustine, confirmed by the Senate
and commissioned July 31, 1955 until July 31, 1959.

Eighth Judicial Circuit

Joe Hill Williams, Starke, term expired July 31, 1955, con-
firmed by the Senate and recommissioned July 31, 1955 until
July 31, 1959.

Ninth Judicial Circuit

Thad H. Carlton, Fort Pierce, term expired July 31, 1955.

Charles R. P. Brown, Fort Pierce, confirmed by the Senate
and commissioned July 31, 1955 until July 31, 1959.

Hubert E. Griggs, Cocoa, commissioned for term ending July
31, 1955, suspended April 4, 1955.

Volie A. Williams, Jr., Sanford, commissioned December 1,
1955 until next Senate, confirmed by the Senate and recom-
missioned August 3, 1956 until July 31, 1959.

Teiith Judicial Circuit

L. Grady Burton, Wauchula, term expired July 31, 1955.

Joseph O. Macbeth, Sebring, confirmed by the Senate and
commissioned July 31, 1955 until July 31, 1959.

Eleventh Judicial Circuit

Eugene A. Williams, Miami, commissioned June 12, 1953 until
January 8, 1957, resigned July 31, 1955.

Hughlan Long, Miami, commissioned July 22, 1953 until next
Senate, resigned January 15, 1955, recommissioned January 19,

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1955 until next Senate, confirmed by the Senate and recom-
missioned June 17, 1955 until January 8, 1957, resigned March
21, 1956.

Adele Segall Faske, Miami, commissioned July 20, 1953 until
next Senate, confirmed by the Senate and recommissioned
June 30, 1955 until January 8, 1957.

Harry L. Durant, Miami, resigned January 15, 1955.

Joseph E. Price, Miami, resigned January 15, 1955.

William Meadows, Jr., commissioned January 21, 1955 until
next Senate, confirmed by the Senate and recommissioned June
17, 1955 until January 8, 1957.

Paul A, Louis, Miami, commissioned January 20, 1955 until
next Senate, confirmed by the Senate and recommissioned
June 15, 1955 until January 8, 1957.

John S. Lloyd, Miami, commissioned June 29, 1955 until
January 8, 1957, resigned March 15, 1956.

Thomas N. Balikes, Miami, commissioned August 3, 1955
until the next Senate, confirmed by the Senate and recom-
missioned September 6, 1956 until January 8, 1957.

Donald G. MacKenzie, Miami, commissioned July 29, 1955
until next Senate, confirmed by the Senate and recommissioned
September 17, 1956 until January 8, 1957, resigned October
20, 1956.

Henry H. Arrington, Miami, commissioned October 7, 1955
until next Senate, suspended March 21, 1956.

Edward P. Swan, Miami, commissioned April 27, 1956 until
next Senate, confirmed by the Senate and recommissioned
September 10, 1956 until January 8, 1957.

Max B. Kogen, Miami Beach, commissioned April 27, 1956
until next Senate, confirmed by the Senate and recommissioned
September 17, 1956 until January 8, 1957.

Anthony J. Hosemann, Jr., Miami, commissioned July 16,

1956 during suspension of Henry H. Arrington, confirmed by
the Senate and recommissioned August 13, 1956 until January
8, 1957.

John W. Achor, Miami, commissioned November 7, 1956
until January 8, 1957.

Twelfth Judicial Circuit

E. M. Magaha, Fort Myers, term expired July 31, 1955.

36 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

Frank B. Watson, Jr., commissioned August 1, 1955 until
next Senate, confirmed by the Senate and recommissioned
August 6, 1956 until July 31, 1959.

Lynn N. Silvertooth, Sarasota, term expired July 31, 1955.
Resigned June 9, 1955.

William H. Stockham, Sarasota, commissioned June 9, 1955
until July 31, 1955, confirmed by the Senate and recommis-
sioned July 31, 1955 until July 31, 1959.

Thirteenth Judicial Circuit

J. Frank Umstot, Tampa, term expired July 31, 1955.

Ralph L. Rousseau, Jr., Tampa, commissioned August 1,
1955 until next Senate, confirmed by the Senate and recom-
missioned August 3, 1956 until July 31, 1959.

Fourteenth Judicial Circuit

Larry G. Smith, Panama City, term expired July 31, 1955,
confirmed by the Senate and recommissioned July 31, 1955
until July 31, 1959.

Fifteenth Judicial Circuit

Frank S. Cannova, Hollywood, term expired July 31, 1955.

Quentin V. Long, Hallandale, confirmed by the Senate and
commissioned July 31, 1955 until July 31, 1959.
Sixteenth Judicial Circuit — None.

OFFICIAL COURT REPORTERS
(Commissioned during Pleasure of the Governor)

First Judicial Circuit — Robert E. Sayner, Pensacola; Mrs.
Weba Paul, DeFuniak Springs.

Second Judicial Circuit — Frances Thigpen, Tallahassee;
Esther K. Brahaney, Tallahassee.

Third Judicial Circuit — Wm. McChesney, Madison; Mrs.
Connie Luebke, Lake City.

Fourth Judicial Circuit — Sam Rosenfeld, Jacksonville, re-
signed January 30, 1956; Raleigh C. Dowling, Jr., Jacksonville;
Cecil K. Noel, Jr., Jacksonville.

Fifth Judicial Circuit — Elva Crumpton, Ocala; Alan H. Ham-
lin, Tavares.

Sixth Judicial Circuit — Maude B. Clingan, St. Petersburg.

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Seventh Judicial Circuit — Gail S. Lynch, DeLand; George

B. Newton, St. Augustine.

Eighth Judicial Circuit — Evelyn Higgs, Gainesville.

Ninth Judicial Circuit — Jessie D. Kleinman, Titusville, re-
tired Dec. 31, 1955; Gray Brewer, Titusville; Clifford M.
Gaffney, Fort Pierce; Mrs. M. Bama Conner, Orlando; Mau-
rice J. Gelder, Orlando.

Tenth Judicial Circuit — Marilyn Cleveland Langford, Lake-
land; Holland A. Kelley, Bartow; Mrs. Rosie Sclafani, Lake-
land.

Eleventh Judicial Circuit — Jack W. Mallicoat, Miami.

Twelfth Judicial Circuit — Barney Schultz, Fort Myers;
Donald D. Bell, Bradenton.

Thirteenth Judicial Circuit — James G. Nesbit, Tampa.

Fourteenth Judicial Circuit — Zola B. Folkes, Panama City;
Mrs. Nellie Heath, Marianna.

Fifteenth Judicial Circuit — J. W. Coleman, Ft. Lauderdale;

C. E. Jones, West Palm Beach.

Sixteenth Judicial Circuit — Mrs. Louisa D. Parks, Key West.

COURT REPORTERS— CIVIL COURT OF RECORD
DADE COUNTY

John F. Dwyer, Miami; Jessie Axton, Miami; Louise Pencke,
Miami.

COURT REPORTER— CRIMINAL COURT OF RECORD
BROWARD COUNTY
Marguerite Klingmeyer, Fort Lauderdale.

COURT REPORTER— CRIMINAL COURT OF RECORD
HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY
Mrs. Virginia Toffaletti, Tampa.

COURT REPORTER, COURT OF RECORD
ESCAMBIA COUNTY
Lucius B. Stearns, Pensacola.

JUDGES CIVIL COURT OF RECORD
Dade — David J. Heffernan, Miami, term expires January

38 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

15, 1958. Norman Hendry, Miami, term expires August 5,
1957. John C. Wynn, Miami, term expired July 11, 1955, and
J. Tillman Pearson, Miami, confirmed by the Senate and
commissioned July 11, 1955, until July 11, 1959. John R.
Blanton, Miami, commissioned July 28, 1955, until July 28,
1959.

Duval — Burton Barrs, Jacksonville, term expires May 5,
1957.

JUDGE CIVIL AND CRIMINAL COURT OF RECORD
PINELLAS COUNTY

Leon Whitehurst, Jr., Clearwater, commissioned December
20, 1954, until first Tuesday after first Monday in January
1957.

JUDGES COURT OF CRIMES
Broward — Thomas F. Tompkins, Jr., Ft. Lauderdale, com-
missioned July 1, 1955, until first Tuesday after first Mon-
day in January 1957.

Dade — Ray H. Pearson, Miami, resigned January 9, 1956,
and George E. Schulz, Miami Springs, commissioned Novem-
ber 1, 1956, until first Tuesday after first Monday in January
1957.

Dade — Eugene A. Williams, Miami, commissioned July 28,
1955, until first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

JUDGES JUVENILE COURT

Broward — Dorr S. Davis, Ft. Lauderdale, term expires first
Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

Dade — Walter H. Beckham, Miami, term expires July 3,
1957. W. R. Culbreath, Miami, commissioned June 29, 1955,
until first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

Duval — Marion W. Gooding, Jacksonville, term expired Au-
gust 18, 1955, and recommissioned November 4, 1955, until
August 18, 1959.

Hillsborough — O. D. Howell, Tampa, term expired July 31,
1955, recommissioned August 8, 1955, until July 31, 1959.

Monroe — Mrs. Eva Warner Gibson, Key West, term expires
first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

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Orange — Mrs. Mattie H. Farmer, Orlando, term expires first
Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

Pinellas — William G. Gardiner, St. Petersburg, term ex-
pired June 21, 1955, and Charles O. Parks, Jr., St. Peters-
burg, commissioned June 2, 1955, until June 21, 1959.

Polk — G. Bowden Hunt, Bartow, term expires October 1,
1958.

JUDGES CRIMINAL COURTS OF RECORD

Broward — W. T. Kennedy, Fort Lauderdale; term expires
first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

Dade — Ben C. Willard, Miami, term expires first Tuesday
after first Monday in January, 1957.

Duval — Wm. T. Harvey, Jacksonville, term expires first
Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

Hillsborough — L. A. Grayson, Tampa, term expires first
Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

Monroe — Thos. S. Caro, Key West; term expires first Tues-
day after first Monday in January 1957.

Orange — W. M. Murphy, Orlando, term expires first Tues-
day after first Monday in January 1957.

Palm Beach — Edw. G. Newell, West Palm Beach, term ex-
pires first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957. Hugh
MacMillan, West Palm Beach, commissioned November 26,
1956, until December 31, 1958.

Polk — R. H. Amidon, Lakeland, term expires first Tuesday
after first Monday in January 1957.

JUDGE ESCAMBIA COUNTY COURT OF RECORD

Pensacola — Kirke M. Beall, term expires first Tuesday after
first Monday in January 1957. Ernest E. Mason, term expired
first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

JUDGES SMALL CLAIMS COURTS
Counties

Alachua — T. Allen Crouch, Gainesville, term expires first
Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

Bay — D. C. Suggs, Panama City, term expires first Tues-
day after first Monday in January 1957.

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Brevard — Samuel A. Harper, Cocoa, term expires first Tues-
day after first Monday in January 1957.

Broward — Charles F. Goggin, Ft. Lauderdale, term expires
first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1959.

Clay — J. C. Sapp, Green Cove Springs, term expires first
Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

Collier — Walter G. Sorokoty, Naples, commissioned Jan-
uary 4, 1955, until first Tuesday after first Monday in Jan-
uary 1959.

Columbia — Milo I. Thomas, Jr., Lake City, commissioned
November 21, 1955, until first Tuesday after first Monday in
January 1957.

Dade — Raymond G. Nathan, Miami, commissioned January
4, 1955, until first Tuesday after first Monday in January
1959. Sidney L. Segall, Miami, commissioned August 26,
1955, until first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

Duval — J. Henry Taylor, Jacksonville, commissioned Jan-
uary 4, 1955, until first Tuesday after first Monday in Jan-
uary 1959.

Escambia — C. Hobart Villar, Pensacola, term expires first
Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957, resigned No-
vember 15, 1956, and Wm. H. Anderson, Pensacola, commis-
sioned November 21, 1956, until January 1, 1957.

Flagler — W. L. Wadsworth, Bunnell, term expires first Tues-
day after first Monday in January 1957.

Gilchrist — Miller Lang, Trenton, term expired August 6,
1955, recommissioned August 10, 1955, until August 6, 1957.

Gulf — B. B. Conklin, Wewahitchka, commissioned June 30,
1955, until first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1959.

Hendry — Selden L. Stewart, Labelle, commissioned Jan-
uary 4, 1955, until first Tuesday after first Monday in Jan-
uary 1959.

Highlands — Ralph M. Clements, Sebring, term expires first
Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957, resigned Sep-
tember 7, 1955, and David F. Lanier, Sebring, commissioned
September 13, 1955, until first Tuesday after first Monday in
January 1957.

Indian River — J. Pasco Woods, Vero Beach, term expires
first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

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Jackson — W. A. Smith, Marianna, term expires January 1,
1957.

Jefferson — B. J. Hamrick, Monticello, term expired first
Tuesday after first Monday in January 1955, recommissioned
March 4, 1955, until first Tuesday after first Monday in Jan-
uary 1957.

Lake — C. Welborn Daniel, Leesburg, term expires first
Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957, resigned Octo-
ber 1, 1956, and Robert E. Pierce, Leesburg, commissioned
October 4, 1956, until first Tuesday after first Monday in
January 1957.

Lee — Charles M. Roberts, Ft. Myers, term expires first
Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

Leon — Harry H. Mitchell, Tallahassee, term expired Oc-
tober 8, 1955, recommissioned December 9, 1955, until October
8, 1957.

Levy — G. C. Perdue, Bronson, term expires August 6, 1957

Madison — J. Pope Cheney, Madison, resigned June 1, 1955
and Mrs. Alice C. Williams, Madison, commissioned June 24
1955, until first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957

Marion — E. G. Musleh, Ocala, term expired November 8
1955, and A. G. Pattillo, Jr., Ocala, commissioned November 8
1955, until November 8, 1957.

.Martin — Theodore C. Houk, Stuart, commissioned January
4-, 1955, until first Tuesday after first Monday in January
1959.

Monroe — Paul E. Esquinaldo, Key West, commissioned De-
cember 10, 1956, until first Tuesday after first Monday in
January 1959.

Nassau — E. V. Garcia, Fernandina Beach, term expires first
Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

Okaloosa — A. B. Robinson, Crestview, term expired first
Tuesday after first Monday in January 1955, resigned October
14, 1955, and Harry Booth, Crestview, commissioned October
25, 1955, until first Tuesday after first Monday in January
1957.

Okeechobee — G. E. Bryant, Jr., Okeechobee, term expires
first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

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Orange — Sylvan McElroy, Orlando, term expires first Tues-
day after first Monday in January 1957.

Osceola — Edward Brinson, St. Cloud, commissioned Jan-
uary 4, 1955, until first Tuesday after first Monday in Jan-
uary 1957.

Palm Beach — F. A. Currie, West Palm Beach, term expires
first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

Pasco — T. H. Getzen, commissioned October 26, 1955, until
first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

Putnam — Edward L. Bush, Palatka, term expires August
1, 1955, recommissioned August 6, 1956, until August 1, 1957.

St. Johns — Robert A. Andreu, Jr., St. Augustine, term ex-
pires first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

St. Lucie — Walter M. Rogers, Fort Pierce, commissioned
January 4, 1955, until first Tuesday after first Monday in
January 1959.

Sarasota — C. J. Wiersteiner, Sarasota, term expires first
Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

Seminole — Frank Miller, Sanford, term expired August 20,
1955, recommissioned August 22, 1955, until August 20, 1957.

Sumter — Pat Kelley, Wildwood, term expires first Tuesday
after first Monday in January 1957.

Taylor — J. F. McCall, Perry, term expires first Tuesday
after first Monday in January 1957.

Volusia — James T. Nelson, Daytona Beach, term expires
first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

Wakulla — George L. Harper, Crawfordville, term expired
first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1955, resigned
April 9, 1956.

Walton — Emery Campbell, DeFuniak Springs, commission-
ed January 4, 1955, until first Tuesday after first Monday in
January 1959.

CLERKS CRIMINAL COURTS OF RECORD
Broward — W. E. Bunch, Jr., Ft. Lauderdale, term expires

first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

Dade — W. Cecil Watson, Miami, resigned Februarji 28, 1955

and J. F. McCracken, Miami, commissioned February 28, 1955

until first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.
Duval — Kathleen L. Hartley, Jacksonville, term expires first

Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 43

Hillsborough — L. D. Simmons, Tampa, term expires first
Tuesday after first Monday in January 1959.

Monroe — Harry Dongo, Key West, term expires first Tues-
day after first Monday in January 1957.

Orange — Charles E. Limpus, Orlando, term expires first
Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

Palm Beach — J. Louie Carter, West Palm Beach, term ex-
pires first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1959.

Polk — Robert J. Haslett, Bartow, term expires first Tues-
day after first Monday in January, 1957.

Escambia — Clerk, Court of Record: George Trawick, Pen-
sacola, term expires first Tuesday after the first Monday in
January, 1957.

SOLICITORS CRIMINAL COURTS OF RECORD

Broward — Emerson Allsworth, Ft. Lauderdale, term expires
first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

Dade — John D. Marsh, Miami, resigned November 1, 1956,
and A. C. Dressier, Miami, commissioned November 1, 1956,
until first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

Duval — Harry H. Martin, Jacksonville, term expires first
Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

Hillsborough — Paul B. Johnson, Tampa, term expires first
Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

Monroe — Allan B. Cleare, Jr., Key West, term expires first
Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

Orange — Richard H. Cooper, Orlando, term expires first
Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

Palm Beach — T. Harold Williams, West Palm Beach, re-
signed November 14, 1955, and Charles A. Nugent, Jr., West
Palm Beach, commissioned November 21, 1955, until first
Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

Polk — Clifton M. Kelly, Lakeland, term expires first Tues-
day after first Monday in January 1957.

Solicitor Court of Record Escambia County — John L. Reese,
Pensacola, term expired August 18, 1955, confirmed by the
Senate and recommissioned for term ending August 18, 1959.

44 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

PROSECUTING ATTORNEYS

Counties

Alachua — Osee R. Fagan, Gainesville, term expires first
Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

Charlotte — Edward L. Gerson, Punta Gorda, term expires
first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

DeSoto — William W. Dishong, Arcadia, term expires first
Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

Gadsden — William D. Doss, Quincy, term expires first Tues-
day after first Monday in January 1957.

Hardee — Latimer C. Farr, Wauchula, term expires Jan-
uary 2, 1957.

Indian River — D. C. Smith, Vero Beach, term expires Jan-
uary 8, 1957.

Jefferson — Henry C. Hamilton, Monticello, term expires first
Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

Lee — Frank Pavese, Ft. Myers, term expires first Tuesday
after first Monday in January 1957.

Leon — Clinton N. Ashmore, Jr., Tallahassee, term expires
first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

Levy — J. Frank West, Bronson, commissioned January 4,
1955, until first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

Madison — Ernest M. Page, Jr., Madison, term expires first
Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

Manatee — Warren M. Goodrich, Bradenton, term expires
first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

Martin — T. T. Oughterson, Stuart, term expires first Tues-
day after first Monday in January 1957.

Okeechobee — G. C. Durrance, Okeechobee, term expires
first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

Osceola — Philip R. Kelley, Kissimmee, commissioned Jan-
uary 4, 1955, until first Tuesday after first Monday in Jan-
uary 1957.

Pasco — Gene H. Auvil, Dade City, term expires first Tues-
day after first Monday in January 1957.

Pinellas — Emerson L. Parker, Clearwater, term expires first
Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

St. Lucie — B. S. Bittan, Jr., Fort Pierce, term expires first
Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 45

Sarasota — Lamar B. Dozier, Sarasota, term expires first
Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

Seminole — Karlyle Housholder, Sanford, term expires first
Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

Sumter — James W. West, Bushnell, term expires first Tues-
day after first Monday in January 1957.

COUNTY ATTORNEYS
Counties

Charlotte — Earl D. Farr, Punta Gorda, term expires first
Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

Columbia — W. Joe Ferguson, Lake City, term expires first
Tuesday after first Monday in January 1959.

Hardee — John Savage, Wauchula, Atty. Bd. Public Instruc-
tion, resigned March 12, 1956, and John J. Nedza, Wauchula,
commissioned March 3, 1956, until first Tuesday after first
Monday in January 1957. Hoyt Carlton, Wauchula, Atty. Bd.
County Commissioners, term expires first Tuesday after first
Monday in January 1957.

Hendry — Harry P. Johnson, Clewiston, term expires first
Tuesday after first Monday in January 1959.

Jackson — Clyde Mayhall, Marianna, term expires first Tues-
day after first Monday in January 1957.

Okaloosa — Clyde Campbell, Crestview, term expires first
Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

Santa Rosa — W. D. (Bill) Robertson, Milton, commissioned
May 16, 1955, until first Tuesday after first Monday in Jan-
uary 1957.

46 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

STATE SENATORAL DISTRICTS

Redistricted 1945

Federal Census 1950

Districts Populatio7i

First — Okaloosa and Santa Rosa Counties 46,087

Second — Escambia County 112,706

Third— Holmes and Walton Counties 28,713

Fourth — Jackson County 34,645

Fifth — Franklin, Liberty, and Wakulla Counties .... 14,254

Sixth — Gadsden County 36,457

Seventh— Polk County 123,997

Eighth— Leon County 51,590

Ninth — Citrus and Hernando Counties 12,804

Tenth— Madison and Taylor Counties 24,613

Eleventh— Pinellas County 159,249

Twelfth — Indian River, Martin, and St. Lucie

Counties 39,859

Thirteenth— Dade County 495,084

Fourteenth — Columbia County 18,216

Fifteenth — Bradford and Union Counties 20,363

Sixteenth — Nassau County 12,811

Seventeenth — Hamilton, Lafayette, and Suwannee

Counties 29,407

Eighteenth— Duval County 304,029

Nineteenth — Orange County 114,950

Twentieth— Marion County 38,187

Twenty-first — Dixie, Gilchrist, and Levy Counties , . 18,064

Twenty-second — Jefferson County 10,413

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 47

Twenty-third— Lake County 36,340

Twenty-fourth — CoUier, Hendry, Lee, and Monroe

Counties 65,900

Twenty-fifth — Bay, Gulf, Calhoun, and Washington

Counties 69,959

Twenty-sixth — Putnam County 23,615

Twenty-seventh — DeSoto, Glades, Hardee, and

Highlands Counties 35,150

Twenty-eighth— Volusia County 74,229

Twenty-ninth — Baker and Clay Counties 20,636

Thirtieth— Broward County 83,933

Thirty-first— Flagler and St. Johns Counties 28,365

Thirty-second — Alachua County 57,026

Thirty-third — Okeechobee and Osceola Counties .... 14,860

Thirty-fourth— Hillsborough County 249,894

Thirty-fifth— Palm Beach County 114,688

Thirty-sixth — Charlotte, Manatee, and Sarasota

Counties 67,817

Thirty-seventh — Brevard and Seminole Counties . . . 50,536

Thirty-eighth — Pasco and Sumter Counties 31,859

Total 2,771,305

48 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

STATE SENATORS— 1955

District Name and Address

* 1 Woodrow M. Melvin, Milton

** 2 Philip D. Beall, Florida National Bank Building, Pensacola

* 3 H. B. Douglas, Bonifay

** 4 John Rawls, Citizens State Bank Building Marianna

* 5 C. H. Bourke Floyd, Apalachicola
*" 6 Dewey M. Johnson, Quincy

* 7 Harry E. King, Beymer Building, Winter Haven

** 8 Wilson Carraway, Tallahassee State Bank & Trust Co.,
Tallahassee

* 9 James E. (Nick) Connor, Inverness
** 10 W. T. Davis, Madison

* 11 J. Frank Houghton, 401 Florida Theatre Building, St. Peters-

burg
** 12 Merrill P. Barber, Indian River Citrus Bank, Vero Beach

* 13 R. B. "Bunn" Gautier, 1539 duPont Building, Miami

** 14 J. O. (Jack) Phillips, Box 948, Lake City— (deceased)— W.E.
Bishop, P. O. Box 367, Lake City, elected special election
May 29, 1956

* 15 Charley E. Johns, Starke

** 16 Harry O. Stratton, Route 1, Callahan

* 17 J. Graham Black, Jasper

** 18 Fletcher Morgan, 45 West Bay Street, Jacksonville

* 19 J. B. Rodgers, Jr., 227 North Main Street, Orlando
** 20 L. K. Edwards, Jr., Irvine

* 21 W. Randolph Hodges, Cedar Key
** 22 S. D. Clarke, Monticello

* 23 J. Ed. Baker, Umatilla

** 24 William R. Neblett, 415 Francis Street, Key West

* 25 George G. Tapper, Port St. Joe
** 26 B. C. Pearce, Palatka

* 27 Doyle E. Carlton, Jr., Wauchula

** 28 E. William Gautier, 1200 Magnolia Street, New Smyrna
Beach

* 29 Edwin G. Fraser, Macclenny

** 30 Ted Cabot, 309 First Federal Building, Ft. Lauderdale

* 31 Verle A. Pope, P. O. Box 519, St. Augustine

** 32 W. A. Shands, 207 N. E. 9th Avenue, Gainesville

* 33 Irlo Bronson, Kissimmee

♦* 34 Paul Kickliter, 5011/2 Franklin Street, Tampa

* 35 Russell O. Morrow, 910 Comeau Building, West Palm Beach

— resigned — Fred O. Dickinson, Jr., 3020 Vincent Rd., West
Palm Beach, elected special election. May 29, 1956
«=* 36 Joe Bill Rood, 2322 7th Avenue, West Bradenton

* 37 Douglas Stenstrom, Sanford
** 38 J. C. Getzen, Jr., Bushnell

Holdovers
Elected 1954

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA

49

MEMBERS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES— 1955

County Name and Address

Alachua

Baker
Bay

Bradford
Brevard

Broward

Group 1
Group 2

Group 1

Group 2

Group 1
Group 2
Group 1

Group 2

Calhoun

Charlotte

Citrus

Clay

Collier

Columbia

Dade

Group

1

Group

2

Group

3

DeSoto

Dixie

Duval

Group

1

Group

2

Group

3

Escambia

Group

1

Group

2

Flagler

Franklin

Gadsden

Group

1

Group

2

Ralph D. Turlington, 223 West University
Avenue, Gainesville

J. Emory (Red) Cross, P. O. Box 411,
Gainesville

John J. Crews, Jr., P. O. Box 264, Mac-
clenny

Frank M. Allen, 342 South Palo Alto, Pan-
ama City

J. C. Bodiford, P. O. Box 1022, Panama City

Doyle E. Conner, Starke

A. Max Brewer, Titusville

O. L. Burton, Eau Gallie

Andrew J. Musselman, Jr., 412 N.E. 18th
Avenue, Pompano Beach

Thomas E. (Ted) David, 2206 Funston St.,
Hollywood

Marion B. Knight, Blountstown

John M. Hathaway, Box 638, Punta Gorda

Harry H. Gleaton, Inverness

S. D. (Sam) Saunders, Middleburg

David C. Jones, Jr., 796, Naples

W. E. Bishop, Lake City (resigned). B. D.
Williams, 1160 East Dade Street, Lake
City, elected special election May 29, 1956

George S. Okell, 902 Biscayne Building,
Miami

John B. Orr, Jr., 3538 Crystal Court, Coco-
nut Grove

W. C. (Cliff) Herrell, 173 Navarre Drive.
Miami Springs

S. C. Smith, Arcadia

Hal Chaires, Oldtown

Lacy Mahon, Jr., 702 Graham Building,
Jacksonville

Harry W. Westberry, 152 Tallulah Avenue,
Jacksonville

William H. (Bill) Maness, 704 Florida The-
atre Building, Jacksonville

J. B. Hopkins, Kennedy Building Pensacola

Webb C. Jernigan, P. O. Box 584, Pensacola

H. T. Cook, Bunnell

Mrs. Bryant Patton, Apalachicola

W. M. Inman, Quincy

C. Fred Arrington, Havana

50

REPORT OP THE SECRETARY OF STATE

MEMBERS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES— 1955

County Name and Address

Howell Lancaster, Trenton

J. H. Peeples, Jr., Venus

Cecil G. Costin, Jr., Port St. Joe

J. W. McAlpin, White Springs

G. W. (Dick) Williams, Wauchula

Elbert L. Stewart, Clewiston

Jacob W. Varn, Brooksville

Howard Livingston, Box 246, Sebring

James S. Moody, Plant City

Tom Johnson, 416 Tampa Street, Tampa

Sam M. Gibbons, 918 First National Bank

Building, Tampa
Harvie J. Belser, Bonifay
Sherman N. Smith, Jr., 1601 20th Street,

Vero Beach
Hugh Dukes, Cottondale
John S. Shipp, Jr., 525 North Russ Street,

Marianna
Prentice P. Pruitt, Monticello
Homer T. Putnal, Mayo
J. A. (Tar) Boyd, Leesburg
Carl E. Duncan, Tavares
W. H. Carmine, Jr., P. O. Box 228, Fort

Myers
Walter O. Sheppard, 1927 Cordova Ave-
nue, Fort Myers
Mallory E. Home, P. O. Box 725, Talla-
hassee
Kenneth Ballinger, Center Building, Talla-
hassee
Frank Marshburn, Box 69, Bronson
J. S. (Red) Alexander, Bristol
E. B. (Shorty) Jones, Greenville
William C. Grimes, Palmetto
J. E. Pratt, 717 21st Street, W. Bradenton
C. Farris Bryant, P. O. Box 563, Ocala
William V. Chappell, Jr., 4 South Magnolia

Street, Ocala
Marvin H. Rowell, Stuart
Bernie C. Papy, Key West
James P. Page, Jr., Fernandina Beach
Charles D. Stewart, P. O. Box 643, Ft. Wal-
ton Beach
Nathan Zelmenovitz, Okeechobee

Gilchrist

Glades

Gulf

Hamilton

Hardee

Hendry

Hernando

Highlands

Hillsborough

Group 1

Group 2

Group 3

Holmes

Indian River

Jackson

Group 1

Group 2

Jefferson

Lafayette

Lake

Group 1

Group 2

Lee

Group 1

Group 2

Leon

Group 1

Group 2

Levy

Liberty

Madison

Manatee

Group 1

Group 2

Marion

Group 1

Group 2

Martin
Monroe
Nassau
Okaloosa

Okeechobee

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA

51

MEMBERS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES— 1955

County Name and Address

Orange Group 1 Heniy W. Land, Apopka

Group 2 William C. Coleman, Jr., 1500 Woodland,
Orlando
Osceola J. J. Griffin, Jr., 435 Florida Avenue, St.

Cloud
Palm Beach Group 1 Fred O. Dickinson, Jr., 321 Palmetto Road,

West Palm Beach (resigned). Ralph J.

Blank, Jr., 321 Pan-American Building,

West Palm Beach, elected special election

May 29, 1956

Group 2 Emmett S. Roberts, P. O. Box 488 Belle

Glade

Pasco J. R. A. Williams, P. O. Box 911, Dade City

Pinellas Group 1 Fred C. Petersen, 201 4th Avenue, S., St.

Petersburg
Group 2 Charles R. Johnson, Jr., 1450 Coral Way,

S., St. Petersburg
Group 3 B. E. Shaffer, Route 2, Box 568, Clearwater
Polk Group 1 Roy Surles, P. O. Box 1375, Lakeland

Group 2 Boone D. Tillett, Jr., Lake Wales
Group 3 Perry E. Murray, Frostproof (deceased).
Ben Hill Griffin, Jr., Box 368, Frostproof
elected special election May 29, 1956.
Putnam James N. (Gator) Beck, Palatka

St. Johns Group 1 F. Charles Usina, P. O. Box 177, St. Au-

gustine
Group 2 (Sonny) Nathan I. Weinstein, 161 V2 St.
George Street, St. Augustine
St. Lucie Lawrence L. King, 28 Florida Bank Bldg.,

Ft. Pierce
Santa Rosa John S. Pittman, Box 206, Jay

Sarasota Group 1 George E. Youngberg, Sr., Castle Road,

Venice
Group 2 Henry S. Bartholomew, P. O. Box 648.
Sarasota
Seminole Group 1 Mack N. Cleveland, Jr., Atlantic National

Bank Building, Sanford
Group 2 Volie A. Williams, Jr., Sanford (resigned).
Gordon V. Frederick, 204 N. Park, San-
ford elected special election May 29,
1956
Sumter Evan A. (Billy) Merritt, Jr., P. O. Box 41,

Sumterville
Suwannee Houston W. Roberts, Live Oak

52

REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

MEMBERS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES— 1955

County Name and Address

Taylor
Union
Volusia

Wakulla

Walton

Washington

G. Fred Andrews, Lake Butler
O. W. Jones, Perry
Group 1 Thomas T. Cobb, 219 Magnolia Avenue,

Daytona Beach
Group 2 James H. Sweeny, Jr., 302 South Spring
Garden Avenue, DeLand
Z. Wallenstein Revelle, Panacea
Thos. D. (Tom) Beasley, DeFuniak Springs
Jeff Webb, P. O. Box 66, Chipley (re-
signed). Sam Mitchell, Vernon, elected
special election May 29, 1956

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA

COUNTIES OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA

53

Showing number of Representatives from each county and population of
each county according to the 1950 Federal Census. Total for State 2,771,305.
Reapportioned Chapter 31378, Acts of 1955.

County

Alachua ....

Baker

Bay

Bradford ....
Brevard ....
Broward. . . .
Calhoun ....
Charlotte . . .

Citrus

Clay

Collier

Columbia . . .

Dade

De Soto

Dixie

Duval

Escambia . . .

Flagler

Franklin. . . .
Gadsden. . . .
Gilchrist. . . .

Glades

Gulf

Hamilton . . .

Hardee

Hendry

Hernando . . .
Highlands. . .
Hillsborough

Holmes

Indian River

Jackson

Jefferson ....
Lafayette . . .

Lake

Lee

Leon

County Seat

Gainesville

Macclenny

Panama City

Starke

Titusville

Fort Lauderdale. . .

Blountstown

Punta Gorda

Inverness

Green Cove Springs

Everglades

Lake City

Miami

Arcadia

Cross City

Jacksonville

Pensacola

Bunnell

Apalachicola

Quinc}^

Trenton

Moore Haven

Wewahitchka

Jasper

Wauchula

LaBelle

Brooksville

Sebring

Tampa

Bonifay

Vero Beach

Marianna

Monticello

Mayo

Tavares

Fort Myers

Tallahassee

Number of
Represen-
tatives

Population

57

6

42

11

23

83

7

4

6

14

6

18

495

9

3

304

112

3

5

36

3

2

7

8

10

6

6

13

249

13

11

34

10

3

36

23

51

,026
,313
,689
,457
,653
,933
,922
,286
,111
,323
,488
,216
,084
,242
,928
,029
,706
,367
,814
,457
,499
,199
,460
,981
,073
,051
,693
,636
,894
,988
,872
,645
,413
,440
,340
,404
,590

54 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

COUNTIES OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA— (Cont'd)

County

County Seat

Number of
Represen-
tatives

Population

Levy

Liberty

Madison . . . .
Manatee. . . .

Marion

Martin

Monroe

Nassau

Okaloosa. . . .
Okeechobee .

Orange

Osceola

Palm Beach.

Pasco

Pinellas

Polk

Putnam

St. Johns . . .
St. Lucie. . . .
Santa Rosa.
Sarasota . . . .
Seminole . . . .

Sumter

Suwannee. . .

Taylor

Union

Volusia

Wakulla ...

Walton

Washington .

Totals ,

Bronson

Bristol

Madison

Bradenton

Ocala

Stuart

Key West

Fernandina

Crestview

Okeechobee

Orlando

Kissimmee

West Palm Beach.

Dade City

Clearwater

Bartow

Palatka

St. Augustine ....

Fort Pierce

Milton

Sarasota

Sanford

Bushnell

Live Oak

Perry

Lake Butler

Deland

Crawford ville ....
DeFuniak Springs.
Chipley

1
1
1
2
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
3
3
1
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1

95

10,637

3,182
14,197
34,704
38,187

7,807
29,957
12,811
27,533

3,454

114,950

11,406

114,688

20,529

159,249

123,997

23,615

24,998

20,180

18,554

28,827

26,883

11,330

16,986

10,416

8,906
74,229

5,258
14,725
11,888

2,771,305

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 55

STATE EX-OFFICIO BOARDS AND
COMMISSIONS

1955-1957

BOARD OF ADMINISTRATION

LeRoy Collins, Governor

Ray E. Green, Comptroller

J. Edwin Larson, State Treasurer

AGRICULTURAL MARKETING BOARD

LeRoy Collins, Governor

Nathan Mayo, Commissioner of Agriculture

Neil M. Rhodes, State Marketing Commissioner

BUDGET COMMISSION

LeRoy Collins, Governor

R. A. Gray, Secretary of State

Richard W. Ervin, Attorney General

J. Ed Larson, Treasurer

Ray E. Green, Comptroller

Thomas D. Bailey, Superintendent of Public Instruction

Nathan Mayo, Commissioner of Agriculture

STATE CANVASSING BOARD

R. A. Gray, Secretary of State
Richard W. Ervin, Attorney General
Ray E. Green, Comptroller

BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF STATE INSTITUTIONS

LeRoy Collins, Governor

R. A. Gray, Secretary of State

Richard W. Ervin, Attorney General

Ray E. Green, Comptroller

J. Edwin Larson, State Treasurer

Thomas D. Bailey, Superintendent of Public Instruction

Nathan Mayo, Commissioner of Agriculture

CONSERVATION BOARD

LeRoy Collins, Governor

R. A. Gray, Secretary of State

Richard W. Ervin, Attorney General

Ray E. Green, Comptroller

J. Edwin Larson, State Treasurer

56 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

Thomas D. Bailey, Superintendent of Public Instruction
Nathan Mayo, Commissioner of Agriculture

DRAINAGE COMMISSIONERS

LeRoy Collins, Governor

Richard W. Ervin, Attorney General

Ray E. Green, Comptroller

J. Edwin Larson, State Treasurer

Nathan Mayo, Commissioner of Agriculture

BOARD OF EDUCATION

LeRoy Collins, Governor

R. A. Gray, Secretary of State

Richard W. Ervin, Attorney General

J. Edwin Larson, State Treasurer

Thomas D. Bailey, Superintendent of Public Instruction

governor's CABINET ;

LeRoy Collins, Governor

R. A. Gray, Secretary of State

Richard W. Ervin, Attorney General

Ray E. Green, Comptroller

J. Edwin Larson, State Treasurer

Thomas D. Bailey, Superintendent of Public Instruction

Nathan Mayo, Commissioner of Agriculture

HOUSING BOARD

LeRoy Collins, Governor

Ray E. Green, Comptroller

J. Edwin Larson, State Treasurer

Richard W. Ervin, Attorney General

Nathan Mayo, Commissioner of Agriculture

BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT FUND

LeRoy Collins, Governor

Richard W. Ervin, Attorney General

Ray E. Green, Comptroller

J. Edwin Larson, State Treasurer

Nathan Mayo, Commissioner of Agriculture

BOARD FIXING VALUES OF INVESTMENT SECURITIES
AND TRUST COMPANIES

Richard W. Ervin, Attorney General

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 57

Ray E. Green, Compti'oller

J. Edwin Larson, State Treasurer

LABOR BUSINESS AGENTS LICENSING BOARD

LeRoy Collins, Governor

R. A. Gray, Secretary of State

Thomas D. Bailey, Superintendent of Public Instruction

PERSONNEL BOARD FOR MERIT SYSTEM

LeRoy Collins, Governor

R. A. Gray, Secretary of State

Ray E. Green, Comptroller

Richard W. Ervin, Attorney General

Nathan Mayo, Commissioner of Agriculture

Thomas D. Bailey, Superintendent of Public Instruction

J. Edwin Larson, State Treasurer

BOARD OF PARDONS

LeRoy Collins, Governor

R. A. Gray, Secretary of State

Richard W. Ervin, Attorney General

Ray E. Green, Comptroller

Nathan Mayo, Commissioner of Agriculture

BOARD OF PENSIONS (CONFEDERATE)

LeRoy Collins, Governor

Ray E. Green, Comptroller

J. Edwin Larson, State Treasurer

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY

LeRoy Collins, Governor

R. A. Gray, Secretary of State

Richard W. Ervin, Attorney General

Ray E. Green, Comptroller

J. Edwin Larson, State Treasurer

Thomas D. Bailey, Superintendent of Public Instruction

Nathan Mayo, Commissioner of Agriculture

STATE PLANT BOARD

S. Kendrick Guernsey, Jacksonville
J. Lee Ballard, St. Petersburg
Fred H. Kent, Jacksonville
James J. Love, Quincy
Hollis Rinehart, Miami

58 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

Ralph L. Miller, Plymouth

James D. Camp, Sr., Ft. Lauderdale

PURCHASING COUNCIL

LeRoy Collins, Governor

R. A. Gray, Secretary of State

Richard W. Ervin, Attorney General

Ray E. Green, Comptroller

J. Edwin Larson, Treasurer

Thomas D. Bailey, Superintendent of Public InstrucUou

Nathan Mayo, Commissioner of Agriculture

Wilbur E. Jones, Chairman Road Board

James T. Vocelle, Chairman State Industrial Commission

A. D. Aldrich, Director of Game and Fresh Water Fish

Commission
W. T. Edwards, Chairman of the State Tuberculosis Board
C. H. Coulter, State Forester
J. Broward Culpepper, Executive Director of the State

Board of Control

SECURITIES COMMISSION

Ray E. Green, Comptroller
J. Edwin Larson, Treasurer
Richard W. Ervin, Attorney General

BOARD FOR SUPERVISION AND REGULATION OF FORM OF
BOND OF SURETY COMPANIES

LeRoy Collins, Governor

Richard W. Ervin, Attorney General

Ray E. Green, Comptroller

J. Edwin Larson, State Treasurer

DIRECT TAX COMMISSION

LeRoy Collins, Governor
J. Edwin Larson, Treasurer
Ray E. Green, Comptroller

BOARD OF VOCATIONAL EDUCATION

LeRoy Collins, Governor

R. A. Gray, Secretary of State

Richard W. Ervin, Attorney General

J. Edwin Larson, State Treasurer

Thomas D. Bailey, Superintendent of Public Instruction

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OFFICERS, DIRECTORS, SUPERVISORS,

COMMISSIONERS, INSPECTORS,

BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS

STATE BOARD OF ACCOUNTANCY

P. W. Fisher, Jacksonville, term expired August 26, 1955
and R. Warner Ring, Miami, commissioned September 27,

1955 until August 26, 1959.

Charles C. Cooley, Jr., Orlando, term expired August 24,

1956 and James D. A. Holley, Tallahassee, commissioned Au-
gust 27, 1956 until August 24, 1960.

Harry M. Turnburke, Clearwater, term expires August 17,
1957.

Robert M. Morgan, Miami, term expires August 19, 1957.

George W. Dandelake, Jacksonville, term expires August
25, 1958.

ADVISORY COUNCIL FOR THE REHABILITATION
OF ALCOHOLICS

Hugh Lalor, Opa Locka, term expires November 23, 1957.

Thomas A. Sharpe, Jacksonville, term expired November
23, 1956, recommissioned January 7, 1957 until November 23,
1960.

M. R. Clements, Tallahassee, term expires November 20,
1957.

T. F. Little, Daytona Beach, term expired November 24,
1955 and Melvin J. Arnold, Winter Haven, commissioned
December 27, 1956 until November 24, 1959.

Dr. Fred B. McMullen, Clearwater, term expires November
23, 1958.

STATE BOARD OF ARCHITECTURE

Mellen C. Greeley, Jacksonville, term expired July 1, 1955
and Morton T. Ironmonger, Ft. Lauderdale, commissioned Au-
gust 10, 1955 until July 1, 1959.

Archie G. Parish, St. Petersburg, term expired July 1, 1955
and recommissioned August 11, 1955 until July 1, 1959.

Russell T. Pancoast, Miami Beach, term expired July 1,
1955 and recommissioned August 10, 1955 until July 1, 1959.

S. Ralph Fetner, Jacksonville, term expires July 1, 1957.

Richard Boone Rogers, Orlando, term expires July 1, 1957..

60 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

STATE AUDITOR

Bryan Willis, Tallahassee, recommissioned August 3, 1955
until the next Senate, confirmed by the Senate and recom-
missioned August 2, 1956 until August 3, 1959.

FLORIDA AVOCADO AND LIME COMMISSION

Avocado and hime District One —

Harold E. Kendall, Goulds, commissioned June 27, 1955

for 2 years.
J. Richard Brooks, Homestead, commissioned June 27, 1955

for 2 years.
Henry R. Pridgeon, Homestead, commissioned June 23, 1955

for 2 years.
Luther Chandler, Goulds, commissioned June 23, 1955 for

2 years.
David J. Light, Perrine, commissioned July 7, 1955 for 2

years.

Avocado and Lime District Two —

Robert Cooper, Florence Villa, commissioned June 27, 1955

for 2 years, resigned March 6, 1956 and John C. Hughey,

Lutz, commissioned March 12, 1956 until June 27, 1957.
Ivey E. Futch, Lake Placid, commissioned June 27, 1955

for 2 years.
G. F. Ward, Avon Park, commissioned June 24, 1955 for

2 years.
L. C. Stewart, Winter Haven, commissioned July 5, 1955

for 2 years.

barbers' SANITARY COMMISSION

Joe L. Smith, Miami, removed March 10, 1955 and G. H.
Ashmore, Miami, commissioned March 15, 1955, during re-
moval of Joe L. Smith. G. H. Ashmore recommissioned Sep-
tember 13, 1955 until June 18, 1959.

A. L. Dickinson, Orlando, resigned March 10, 1955 and Jack
E. Carter, Orlando, commissioned March 15, 1955 until June
18, 1955, recommissioned July 25, 1955 until June 18, 1959.

C. R. Rankin, resigned March 16, 1955 and S. J. McMillan,
Quincy, commissioned March 16, 1955 until July 23, 1955; re-
commissioned September 2, 1955 until July 23, 1959.

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STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS IN THE BASIC SCIENCES

Mary Noka Hood, Tallahassee, term expired September 12,
1955, recommissioned September 30, 1955 until September 12,
1959.

M. W. Emmel, Gainesville, term expires September 9, 1957.

Robert S. Bly, Lakeland, term expired September 10, 1955,
recommissioned September 19, 1955 until September 10, 1959.

E. Morton Miller, Carol Gabes, commissioned September
28, 1956 until September 9, 1958.

Paul A. Vestal, Winter Park, commissioned September 27,
1956 until September 25, 1958.

STATE BOARD OF BEAUTY CULTURE

First District
Audrea Walker, West Palm Beach, term expired Senate
of 1955, and resigned April 1, 1955; Gladys Moore, Miami,
confirmed by the Senate and recommissioned May 26, 1955,
until June 27, 1957.

Second District
Hazel D. Mason, Ormond Beach, term expired June 27,
1955 and Hattie M. Thompson, Eustis, commissioned June 27,

1955 until June 27, 1958.

Third District
Sue McCreary, Tallahassee, term expired June 27, 1956;
Mrs. Myrtle M. Morris, Panama City, commissioned July 10,

1956 until the next Senate, confirmed by the Senate and re-
commissioned August 13, 1956 until June 27, 1959.

DIRECTOR OF THE STATE BEVERAGE DEPARTMENT

J. D. Williamson, Tallahassee, commissioned January 4, 1955
until first Tuesday after first Monday in January, 1957.

FLORIDA COUNCIL FOR THE BLIND

W. Keith Phillips, Miami, term expired November 18, 1955
and Julius L. Gresham, Daytona Beach, commissioned De-
cember 19, 1955 until November 18, 1959.

E. B. Brant, St. Petersburg, term expired November 18,
1955 and recommissioned December 7, 1955 until November
18, 1959.

62 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

Dudley B. Rawls, Ft. Lauderdale, term expires November
21, 1957.

Norman S. Stone, Tallahassee, commissioned January 3,

1955 until November 21, 1957.

William Catlin, Jacksonville, commissioned April 14, 1955
until April 14, 1959.

STATE BUDGET DIRECTOR

Harry G. Smith, commissioned Feb. 27, 1953 during the
pleasure of the Governor.

GOVERNING BOARD OF THE CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN FLORIDA
FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT

F. Elgin Bay less, Sebring, resigned April 15, 1955 and W. B.
"Dick" Makinson, Jr., Kissimmee, confirmed by the Senate
and Commissioned June 13, 1955 until July 12, 1955, con-
firmed by the Senate and recommissioned for a term ending
July 12, 1958, resigned March 6, 1956 and Clarence L. Thacker,
Kissimmee, commissioned March 15, 1956 until the next Sen-
ate, confirmed by the Senate and recommissioned August 13,

1956 until July 12, 1958.

John E. Price, Kissimmee, term expired Senate 1955, and
Brian K. McCarty, Fort Pierce, confirmed by the Senate and
commissioned June 7, 1955 until July 12, 1956, confirmed by
the Senate and recommissioned for a term ending July 12,
1959.

L. L. Chandler, Sr., Goulds, resigned April 15, 1955 and
J. Abney Cox, Princeton, confirmed by the Senate and com-
missioned June 1, 1955 until July 12, 1957.

Gene Moore, West Palm Beach, term expired Senate 1955,
and W. H. Hitt, West Palm Beach, confirmed by the Senate
and commissioned June 3, 1955 until July 12, 1957.

W. B. Barron, LaBelle, term expired Senate 1955 and Da-
vid G. Click, Clewiston, confirmed by the Senate and com-
missioned June 8, 1955 until July 11, 1955, confirmed by the
Senate and recommissioned for a term ending July 11, 1958.

STATE CHEMIST

J. J. Taylor, Tallahassee, term expires August 4, 1957.

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 63

ASSISTANT STATE CHEMIST

Nails Berryman, Tallahassee, term expired September 7,
1955, recommissioned October 14, 1955 until September 7,
1959.

FLORIDA children's COMMISSION

Mrs. H. J. McRoberts, Pensacola, term expired Sept. 9, 1955,
recommissioned Oct. 5, 1955 until September 9, 1959.

Arthur G. Dozier, Marianna, term expired September 8,
1955, recommissioned September 28, 1955 until September 8,
1959.

Margaret C. Bristol, Tallahassee, term expired September

15, 1955, recommissioned October 7, 1955 until September 15,
1959.

Jere L. Stambaugh, Sr., Auburndale, term expired Septem-
ber 14, 1955, recommissioned December 16, 1955 until No-
vember 14, 1959.

Paul Leo Manning, St. Petersburg, term expired September
21, 1955, and Jay C. Pridham, Palm Beach, commissioned
February 20, 1956 until September 21, 1959.

Ralph D. Newman, Tallahassee, term expires October 28,
1958.

Phil Opper, Orlando, term expires October 13, 1957.

Earl W. Simmons, Plant City, term expires September 11,
1957.

Mrs. T. A. Snow, Gainesville, term expires September 25,
1958.

J. Clifford MacDonald resigned April 24, 1956 and DeForest
Lavoy, Tampa, commisisoned June 18, 1956 until September
25, 1958.

Mrs. Sydney Weintraub, Miami Beach, term expires Sep-
tember 17, 1957.

James W. Middleton, Valparaiso, term expires September

16, 1957.

Mrs. Hamilton Hunt, Tampa, term expires September 19,
1958.

Mrs. Carl Swisher, Jacksonville, term expires October 6,
1957.

Mrs. Ellen Whiteside, Coral Gables, term expires Sep-
tember 24, 1958.

64 REPORT OP THE SECRETARY OF STATE

Dr. Hugh A. Carithers, Jacksonville, commissioned Jan-
uary 31, 1955 until April 1, 1957.

Mrs. Irene L. Williams, St. Augustine, commissioned No-
vember 4, 1955 until November 4, 1959.

Herbert D. Williams, St. Petersburg, commissioned Feb-
ruary 20, 1956 until February 20, 1960.

Mrs. Clyde H. Johnson, Quincy, commissioned February
20, 1956 until February 20, 1960.

Edna S. Williams, Ormond Beach, commissioned March 7,
1956 until March 7, 1960.

STATE BOARD OF CHIROPODY EXAMINERS

Dr. M. Marcus, Miami, term expired January 5, 1955 and
Edward B. Hurd, Miami, commissioned April 6, 1955 until
January 5, 1958.

Heywood A. Dowling, Jacksonville, term expired January
8, 1956 and recommissioned January 18, 1956 until January
8, 1959.

Scofield Lewy, Sarasota, term expires January 15, 1957.

STATE BOARD OF CHIROPRACTIC EXAMINERS

Edward M. Saunders, Fort Myers, term expired July 10,
1955 and recommissioned July 10, 1955 until July 10, 1958.

D. I. Rainey, Tallahassee, term expired July 7, 1956, recom-
missioned July 20, 1956 until July 7, 1959.

Daniel K. Kirk, Jacksonville, term expires July 12, 1957.

FLORIDA CITIZENS TAX COUNCIL

State At Large
Robert J. Pleus, Orlando, Chairman, commissioned Octo-
ber 7, 1955 until June 30, 1957.

First Congressional District
Herbert S. Massey, Dade City, commissioned October 5,
1955 until June 30, 1957.

Second Congressional District
D. H. Stynchcomb, Jacksonville, commissioned October 3,
1955 until June 30, 1957.

Third Congressional District
Harvey D. Mathis, Panama City, commissioned October 3,
1955 until June 30, 1957.

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Fourth Congressional District
C. L. Woods, Miami, commissioned October 17, 1955 until
June 30, 1957.

Fifth Congressional District
Nash LeGette, Leesburg, commissioned October 5, 1955 un-
til June 30, 1957, resigned March 26, 1956 and John L. Fahs,
Leesburg, commissioned April 2, 1956 until June 30, 1957.

Sixth Congressional District
Thelma R. Turner, Dania, commissioned October 7, 1955
until June 30, 1957.

Seventh Congressional District
Robert S. Baynard, Venice, commissioned October 10, 1955
until June 30, 1957.

Eighth Congressional District

Alfred T. Airth, Live Oak, commissioned October 3, 1955
until June 30, 1957.

School Board Member — Robert E. Willis, Bradenton.

County Commissioner Member — Jesse H. Yarborough, Mi-
ami.

Tax Assessor Member — John B. White, Bartow.

Senator Member — B. C. Pearce, Palatka.

House of Representatives Member — James S. Moody, Tampa.

FLORIDA CITRUS COMMISSION

District One
Robert C. Wooten, Tampa, term expired May 31, 1955, re-
commissioned June 1, 1955 until May 31, 1957 and resigned
May 31, 1956. A Vernon Saurman, Clearwater, commissioned
June 1, 1956 until May 31, 1957.

District Two
Alfred A. McKethan, Brooksville, term expired May 31,
1956, resigned April 25, 1956. Nash LeGette, Leesburg, com-
missioned June 1, 1956 until May 31, 1958.

District Three
Key Scales, Jr., Wiersdale, term expired May 31, 1955, re-
commissioned June 1, 1955 until May 31, 1957.

66 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

District Four
Frank Chase, Windemere, term expired May 31, 1956, re-
commissioned June 19, 1956 until May 31, 1958.

District Five
O. C. Minton, Fort Pierce, term expired May 31, 1955, re-
signed January 20, 1955. A. B. Michael, Wabasso, term ex-
pired May 31, 1955. J. R. Graves, Vero Beach, commissioned
June 1, 1955 until May 31, 1957.

District Six
John Paul Garber, Avon Park, term expired May 31, 1956,
Herschell N. Sorrells, Arcadia, commissioned June 1, 1956 un-
til May 31, 1958.

District Seven
John A. Snively, Jr., Winter Haven, term expired May 31,
1955. Marvin H. Walker, Lake Wales, commissioned June 1,

1955 until May 31, 1957.

District Eight
Tom B. Swann, Winter Haven, term expired May 31. 1955,
recommissioned June 2, 1955 until May 31, 1957.

State At Large

L. F. Roper, Winter Garden, term expired May 31, 1955.
Herschell N. Sorrells, Arcadia, commissioned June 3, 1955 un-
til May 31, 1957 and resigned May 31, 1956 and J. Dan Wright,
Jr., Sanford, commissioned June 1, 1956 until May 31, 1957.

C. V. Griffin, Howey-In-The-Hills, term expired May 31,

1956 and Bruce W. Skinner, Orlando, commissioned June 1,
1956 until May 31, 1958.

J. J. Parrish, Jr., Titusville, term expired May 31, 1956
and Ross Bynum, Titusville, commissioned June 1, 1956 un-
til May 31, 1958.

H. E. Tooke, Jr., Sanford, term expired May 31, 1956 and
Herbert S. Massey, Dade City, commissioned June 1, 1956
until May 31, 1958.

DIRECTOR OF THE STATE BOARD OF CONSERVATION

Ernest Mitts, Tallahassee, commissioned January 5, 1955
until first Tuesday after the first Monday in January, 1957.

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FLORIDA CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S COMMISSION

First Congressional District
William Steitz, Lakeland, term expired June 15, 1955, re-
commissioned November 9, 1955 until June 15, 1959, deceased
and Ed. R. Bentley, Lakeland, commissioned October 15,
1956 until June 15, 1959.

Second Congressional District
Roy T. Lord, Jacksonville, term expired June 23, 1955 and
Carter Hough, Jr., Jacksonville, commissioned July 11, 1955
until June 23, 1959.

Third Congressional District
Charles W. Smith, Pensacola, resigned January 31, 1955 and
Marguerite P. Drummond, Bonifay, commissioned August 11,
1955 until June 15, 1957.

Fourth Congressional District
Jack Bell, Miami, term expires June 16, 1957.

Fifth Congressional District
J. S. McEwan, Orlando, term expired June 18, 1955 and
Fred Mathers, Orlando, commissioned Sept. 21, 1955 until
June 18, 1959.

STATE BOARD OF CONTROL

State At Large
Mrs. Jessie Ball Dupont, Jacksonville, term expired July
1, 1955. S. Kendrick Guernsey, Jacksonville, commissioned
July 25, 1955 until July 1, 1959.

First Congressional District
J. Lee Ballard, St. Petersburg, term expires July 1, 1957.

Second Congressional District
Fred H. Kent, Jacksonville, term expires July 1, 1957.

Third Congressional District
W. Glenn Miller, Monticello, term expired July 1, 1955.
James J. Love, Quincy, commissioned July 20, 1955 until
July 1, 1959.

Fourth Congressional District
Hollis Rinehart, Miami, term expired July 1, 1956, recom-
missioned August 16, 1956 until July 1, 1960.

68 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

Fifth Congressional District
Ralph L. Miller, Plymouth, term expires July 1, 1958.

Sixth Congressional District
R. H. Gore, Sr., Ft. Lauderdale, resigned October 24, 1956
and James D. Camp, Sr., Ft. Lauderdale, commissioned No-
vember 1, 1956 until July 1, 1958.

COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS FOR FLORIDA

Commonwealth of Puerto Rico — Rafael A. Rivera-Cruz, Mi-
ami, term expired September 22, 1956.

State of New York— Willis F. Houghthng, Buffalo, N. Y.,
term expires September 30, 1958.

State of New York — Charles Maran, Riverhead, N. Y., com-
missioned October 28, 1955 until October 28, 1959.

STATE BOARD OF DENTAL EXAMINERS

A. W. Kellner, Hollywood, term expired February 1, 1956
and Dr. F. F. Farver, Miami Beach, commissioned February
20, 1956 until February 1, 1960.

C. J. Masters, Jacksonville, commission expired February
1, 1956 and R. P. Taylor, Jr., Jacksonville, commissioned Feb-
ruary 20, 1956 until February 1, 1960.

Robert B. Hughlett, Tampa, term expired February 1, 1956,
recommissioned February 20, 1956 until February 1, 1957.

Dr. Richard Chace, Orlando, term expires February 1, 1958.

F. A. Finley, St. Petersburg, commissioned September 19,
1955 until February 1, 1959.

Frank T. Scott, Jacksonville, commissioned September 19,
1955 until February 1, 1959.

Reeves F. Wells, Panama City, resigned October 14, 1955
and J. M. Pepper, Pensacola, commissioned November 2, 1955
until February 1, 1958.

FLORIDA DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION

State At Large
J. Saxton Lloyd, Daytona Beach, Chairman, commissioned
July 8, 1955 until July 8, 1957.

First Congressional District
W. J. Clapp, St. Petersburg, commissioned July 8, 1955,
until July 8, 1959.

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Second Co7igressional District
Edward C. Roe, Jacksonville, commissioned July 8, 1955
until July 8, 1959.

Third Congressional District
A. Clifton Johnson, Pensacola, commissioned July 8, 1955
until July 8, 1957.

Fourth Congressional District
James R. Brumby, Miami, commissioned July 20, 1955 un-
til July 20, 1957.

Fifth Congressional District
Alex M. Collins, Ocala, commissioned July 8, 1955 until
July 8, 1957.

Sixth Congressio7ial District
Wiley R. Reynolds, Jr., Palm Beach, commissioned July
22, 1955 until July 22, 1957.

Seventh Congressional District
Herman E. Turner, Bradenton, commissioned July 8, 1955
until July 8, 1959.

Eighth Congressional District
S. T. Dell, Jr., Gainesville, commissioned July 8, 1955 un-
til July 8, 1959.

ADVISORY COUNCIL ON EDUCATION

Allen C. Grazier, St. Petersburg, term expired July 1, 1955,
recommissioned July 7, 1955 until July 1, 1959.

Rosabel Quillian, Coral Gables, term expired July 1, 1956
and William R. Wright, Miami, commissioned October 15,
1956 until July 1, 1960.

Wilson Harris, Pensacola, term expires July 1, 1957.

Al B. Block, Tallahassee, term expired July 1, 1956, re-
commissioned July 26, 1956 until July 1, 1960.

Lamar Sarra, Jacksonville, term expires July 1, 1957.

Earl L. Vance, Tallahassee, commission terminated Feb-
ruary 25, 1955 and R. N. Dosh, Ocala, commissioned March 4,
1955 until July 1, 1958.

Ralph E. Page, Gainesville, commission terminated Feb-
ruary 25, 1955 and Albert W. Litschgi, Tampa, commissioned
March 3, 1955 until July 1, 1958.

70 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

STATE BOARD OF ENGINEER EXAMINERS

Sam p. TurnbuU, Tallahassee, term expired July 1, 1955,
recommissioned July 1, 1955 until July 1, 1959.

Joseph Weil, Gainesville, term expired July 1, 1955, re-
commissioned July 13, 1955 until July 1, 1959.

J. Wylly Keck, Coral Gables, term expired July 1, 1956;
recommissioned December 18, 1956 until July 1, 1960.

Oliver J. Semmes, Jr., Pensacola, term expired July 1,
1956; recommissioned December 18, 1956 until July 1, 1960.

J. A. Brewer, Lake City, term expires July 1, 1957.

EVERGLADES DRAINAGE DISTRICT

W. C. Caveny, Indiantown, term expired June 10, 1954.
C. Eugene Smith, Pompano, term expired June 5, 1954.
B. D. Cole, Jr., West Palm Beach, term expired June 6,
1955.
A. F. Arthur, Goulds, term expired June 4, 1955.
William C. Owen, Clewiston, term expires June 10, 1957.

EVERGLADES FIRE CONTROL DISTRICTS

Broward County — Harry A. Earle, Ft. Lauderdale, term
expired Senate 1955.

Collier County — W. D. Roberts, Immokalee, term expired
Senate 1955.

Dade County — J. Cason Ives, Ojus, term expired Senate
1955.

Glades County — W. H. Peeples, Moore Haven, term expired
Feb. 9, 1954.

Hendry County — G. E. Etherton, Clewiston, term expired
August 15, 1953.

Highlands County — R. J. Hargrove, Venus, term expired
August 7, 1953.

Martin County — James M. Myers, Jr., Indiantown, commis-
sioned April 11, 1956 until the next Senate.

Monroe County — Edelmiro Morales, Key West, term ex-
pired Senate 1955.

Okeechobee County — R. A. Burgess, Okeechobee, term ex-
pired August 7, 1953.

Palm Beach County — J. L. Murphy, Belle Glade, term ex-
pired August 15, 1953.

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St. Lucie County — Cornelius Van derLugt, Ft. Pierce, re-
signed Sept. 20, 1955 and O. G. Nanney, Ft. Pierce, com-
missioned September 27, 1955 until next Senate.

FLORIDA STATE FIRE COLLEGE

T. B. Sexton, Ocala, term expired September 28, 1955, re-
commissioned September 28, 1955 until September 28, 1959.

J. H. Witherspoon, West Palm Beach, commissioned Feb-
ruary 22, 1955 until October 4, 1958.

Claude Wright, Pensacola, commissioned February 22, 1955
until September 27, 1956 and recommissioned December 28,
1956 until September 27, 1960.

FLORIDA BOARD OF FORESTRY

Guy H. Wesley, Jacksonville, term expired September 26,

1955 and Norman A. Herren, Everglades, commissioned Oc-
tober 3, 1955 until September 26, 1959.

Robert C. Brent, Jr., Tallahassee, term expired September
17, 1955 and Frank M. Parker, Panama City, commissioned
December 2, 1955 until September 17, 1959.

C. A. Roberts, Lake Butler, term expired August 24, 1956
and Marcus G. Rawls, Jacksonville, commissioned August 31,

1956 until August 24, 1960.

Leonard P. Gibson, Perry, term expires September 5, 1957.
M. D. Andrews, Chiefland, term expires October 1, 1958.

SPECIAL OFFICERS, FLORIDA BOARD OF FORESTRY

Joseph p. Schuck, Tallahassee, commissioned December 2,
1955 during the pleasure of the Governor.

Roy V. Huchingson, Lakeland, commissioned December 2,
1955 during the pleasure of the Governor.

Raymond R. Murphy, Lakeland, commissioned December
2, 1955 during the pleasure of the Governor.

William Howard Roche, Panama City, commissioned De-
cember 2, 1955 during pleasure of the Governor.

John D. Bland, Ocala, commissioned December 2, 1955 dur-
ing pleasure of the Governor.

William C. Gilbert, Panama City, commissioned December
2, 1955 during pleasure of the Governor.

Ernest Eubanks, Lake City, commissioned December 2,
1955 during pleasure of the Governor.

72 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

FLORIDA INLAND NAVIGATION DISTRICT
BREVARD COUNTY

W. J. Creel, commissioned January 4, 1955 until first Tues-
day after first Monday in January 1959.

BROWARD COUNTY

R. T. Spangler, Ft. Lauderdale, term expired first Tuesday
after first Monday in January 1957.

DADE COUNTY

J. A. Guyton, Miami, commissioned May 27, 1955 until
first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1959.

DUVAL COUNTY

D. Byron King, Jacksonville, commissioned January 4, 1955
until first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1959.

FLAGLER COUNTY

O. F. Alford, Bunnell, commissioned January 4, 1955 until
first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1959.

INDIAN RIVER COUNTY

C. B. Johnson, Vero Beach, term expired first Tuesday
after first Monday in January 1957.

MARTIN COUNTY

Stanley Kitching, Stuart, term expired first Tuesday after
first Monday in January 1957.

PALM BEACH COUNTY

Gleason N. Stambaugh, West Palm Beach, commissioned
January 4, 1955 until first Tuesday after first Monday in Jan-
uary 1959.

ST. JOHNS COUNTY

Milton Bacon, St. Augustine, commissioned August 15, 1955
until first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

ST. LUCIE COUNTY

James J. Barnes, Jensen Beach, commissioned January 4,
1955 until first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1959.

VOLUSIA COUNTY

U. W. Cunningham, Daytona Beach, term expired first
Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

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FLORIDA KEYS AQUEDUCT COMMISSION

Vance C. Stirrup, Key West, term expires March 15, 1958.
Paul E. Mesa, Key West, term expires March 22, 1958.
Juan Lopez, Key West, term expires March 21, 1958.
Louis M. J. Eisner, Key West, term expires March 21, 1958.
Alonzo Cothron, Key West, term expires March 22, 1958.

STEPHEN FOSTER MEMORIAL COMMISSION

Joseph A. Cawthon, Orlando, term expired August 22, 1956.

Earl Brown, DeLand, term expired August 28, 1956.

Mrs. W. A. Saunders, White Springs, term expired August
23, 1956.

Mrs. Lamar Bledsoe, Tallahassee, term expired August 28,
1956.

Anna C. Miller, Jacksonville, term expires May 29, 1957.

STATE BOARD OF FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS

State At Large
Edward E. Harper, Pensacola, term expired Senate 1955.
Jack J. Combs, Sr., Miami, confirmed by the Senate and
commissioned June 10, 1955 until July 17, 1957.

District One
O. C. Neal, Jr., Marianna, term expired Senate 1955. J.
Orrie Blackburn, Sr., Chipley, confirmed by the Senate and
commissioned June 16, 1955 until July 23, 1957.

District Two
R. M. Naugle, Jacksonville, term expired Senate 1955, con-
firmed by the Senate and commissioned June 13, 1955 until
July 18, 1958.

District Three
Charles S. Mcintosh, Daytona Beach, resigned June 9,
1955 and Edward C. Grissom, Jr., Kissimmee, commissioned
June 14, 1955 until July 17, 1955, confirmed by the Senate
and recommissioned July 17, 1955 until July 17, 1959.

District Four
Howard W. Robarts, Arcadia, term expired Senate 1955.
C. Roland Shannon, Bradenton, confirmed by the Senate and
commissioned June 15, 1955 until July 25, 1956; confirmed
by the Senate and recommissioned August 13, 1956 until
July 25, 1960.

74 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

District Five
M. W. Gerhardt, Miami, term expired Senate 1955. C. E.
Cox, Vero Beach, confirmed by the Senate and Commissioned
June 6, 1955 until July 22, 1956, confirmed by the Senate
and recommissioned August 6, 1956 until July 22, 1960.

GAME AND FRESH WATER FISH COMMISSION

First Congressional District

A. Sterling Hall, Bradenton, reinstated January 4, 1955 and
resigned January 17, 1955. T. C. Hart, Wauchula, commis-
sioned January 25, 1955 until the Senate of 1955, confirmed
by the Senate and recommissioned June 13, 1955 until Jan-
uary 6, 1958.

Second Congressional District

Miller V. Joiner, Jacksonville, resigned January 19, 1955.
R. G. Granger, Lake City, commissioned January 24, 1955
until the Senate of 1955, confirmed by the Senate and com-
missioned June 8, 1955 until January 4, 1956, recommissioned
January 18, 1956 until the next Senate, confirmed by the
Senate and Commissioned August 8, 1956 until January 4,
1961.

Third Congressional District

E. W. Hinson, Quincy, reinstated January 4, 1955 and re-
signed January 17, 1955. Leonard A. Wesson, Tallahassee,
commissioned January 19, 1955 until the next Senate, and
resigned April 13, 1955. Forace F. Holland, Panama City,
commissioned April 13, 1955 until the next Senate, confirmed
by the Senate and commissioned June 8, 1955 until January
6, 1957.

Fourth Congressional District

David C. Brown, Immokalee, term expired January 5, 1955.
B. Brack Cantrell, Okeechobee commissioned January 24,
1955 until the next Senate, confirmed by the Senate and re-
commissioned June 23, 1955 until January 5, 1960, resigned
March 15, 1956. James W. Cosper, Homestead, commissioned
March 22, 1956 until next Senate, confirmed by the Senate
and commissioned September 6, 1956 until January 5, 1960.

Fifth Congressional District
M. G. Rowlett, Wildwood, term expired Senate 1955. Don

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Southwell, Ormond Beach, confirmed by the Senate and com-
missioned June 8, 1955 until January 5, 1959.

HOTEL AND RESTAURANT COMMISSIONER

D. Mack Humphrey, Tallahassee, reinstated January 4,

1955 and resigned January 4, 1955. Richard Edgerton, Talla-
hasssee, commissioned January 4, 1955 until first Tuesday
after first Monday in January, 1957.

ADVISORY HOSPITAL COUNCIL

J. A. Mease, Jr., Dunedin, term expired August 15, 1955
and J. W. Annis, M.D., Lakeland, commissioned November
18, 1955 until August 15, 1959.

Leonard A. Wein, Miami, term expires September 2, 1957.

George W. Thomas, Tampa, term expired September 3,

1956 and Dodd Pace, Tallahassee, commissioned September
10, 1956 until September 3, 1960.

George E. Engelhard, Leesburg, term expires September 2,
1958.

Richard C. Gumming, M.D., Ocala, commissioned August
29, 1955 until August 27, 1958.

Walter C. Payne, Pensacola, term expired September 2,
1955 and recommissioned Sept. 20, 1955 until September 2,
1959.

Wilson T. Sowder, Jacksonville, State Health Officer, Ex-
Officio Member.

FLORIDA INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION

James T. Vocelle, Chairman, Tallahassee. Commissioned
January 7, 1953 until first Tuesday after first Monday in Jan-
uary 1957.

Walter L. Lightsey, Lutz, member, employee representative,
commissioned July 7, 1954 until first Tuesday after first Mon-
day in January 1957.

James D. Cameron, Jacksonville, employer representative,
commissioned August 27, 1954 until first Tuesday after first
Monday in January 1957.

STATE APPRENTICESHIP COUNCIL OF THE
FLORIDA INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION

(Employer) Alexander Blann, Tampa, representing Build-
ing and Construction Industry. Term expired first Tuesday

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after first Monday in January 1957.

(Ernployee) John Maxim, Jacksonville, representing Build-
ing and Construction Industry. Term expired first Tuesday
after first Monday in January 1957.

(Employee) Russell P. Egan, Miami Springs, representing
Aircraft Industry. Term expired first Tuesday after first
Monday in January 1957.

(Employer) Ralph O. Norsworthy, Miami, representing Air-
craft Industry. Term expired first Tuesday after first Monday
in January 1957.

(Em.ployer) E. L. Matthews, Starke, representing Printing
Industry. Resigned February 17, 1955 and Earl Sellers, Chip-
ley commissioned February 22, 1955 until first Tuesday after
first Monday in January 1957.

(Employee) Jack Booth, Tallahassee, representing Print-
ing Industry. Term expired first Tuesday after first Monday
in January 1957.

(Employee) James Hurd, West Palm Beach, representing
Metal Trades and Shipyards. Term expired first Tuesday
after first Monday in January 1957.

(Employer) Wayne Smith, Pensacola, representing Metal
Trades and Shipyards. Term expired first Tuesday after first
Monday in January 1957.

INTER AMERICAN CENTER AUTHORITY

Charles C. Blake, Miami, term expired May 15, 1955 and
J. Brailey Odham, Sanford, commissioned August 29, 1955
until May 15, 1959, resigned April 23, 1956, recommissioned
September 4, 1956 until May 15, 1959.

Haydon Burns, Jacksonville, term expired May 15, 1955
and William D. Pawley, Miami Beach commissioned July 13,
1955 until May 15, 1959.

Edward Ball, Tallahassee, resigned January 31, 1955 and
Charles W. Smith, Pensacola, commissioned March 24, 1955
until May 15, 1955, recommissioned August 3, 1955 until May
15, 1959.

W. H. Walker, Miami, term expired May 15, 1956, recom-
missioned September 17, 1956 until May 15, 1960.

D. Lee Powell, Miami Beach, term expired May 15, 1956,
recommissioned May 31, 1956 until May 15, 1960.

OP THE STATE OF FLORIDA 77

Samuel N. Friedland, Hialeah, resigned July 1, 1955 and
Charles S. Ausley, Tallahassee, commissioned July 7, 1955
until May 15, 1957.

James Sottile, Sr., Miami, term expires May 15, 1957.

A. J. Grimaldi, Tampa, term expires May 15, 1957.

T. T. Scott, Miami, resigned January 31, 1955 and William
C. Lantaff, Miami, commissioned February 7, 1955 until May
15, 1958.

P. J. Serralles, Miami, term expires May 15, 1958.

JUDICIAL COUNCIL OF FLORIDA

Ex-Officio Members
Justice of the Supreme Court — Elwyn Thomas, Tallahassee.
Attorney General — Richard Ervin, Tallahassee.
Judge of the Circuit Court — L. L. Parks, Tampa.
County Judge — Robert L. McCrary, Jr., Marianna.

Laymen

S. Kendrick Guernsey, Jacksonville, term expired July 31,
1955 and Robert O. Lodmell, Lake Wales, commissioned Oc-
tober 14, 1955 until July 31, 1958.

Marion T. Gaines, Pensacola, term expired July 29, 1955,
recommissioned October 5, 1955 until July 29, 1958.

Herbert Bayer, Jacksonville term expired August 10, 1955,
recommissioned November 14, 1955 until August 10, 1958.

N. Ray Carroll, Kissimmee, term expired July 29, 1955
and Charles J. Simonin, West Palm Beach, commissioned
October 5, 1955 until July 29, 1958.

Allen Morris, Tallahassee, term expired September 28, 1955
and Ralph Nicholson, Tallahassee, commissioned October 7,
1955 until September 28, 1958.

Julius Jay Perlmutter, Miami, resigned November 2, 1955
and William D. Singer, Coral Gables, commissioned Novem-
ber 14, 1955 until July 29, 1957, resigned December 4, 1956
and Walter Caldwell, Auburndale, commissioned December
28, 1956 until July 29, 1957.

Max Paul, Miami Beach, term expired July 27, 1957.

Bolivar F. Hyde, Jr., Lakeland, commissioned July 18, 1955
until August 3, 1957, resigned August 10, 1956 and Allen

78 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

Morris, Tallahassee, commissioned September 20, 1956 until
August 3, 1957.

J. Wilbur James, Panama City, commissioned October 7,
1955 until July 31, 1957.

Members of the Bar

Richard J. Gardner, Quincy, term expired July 29, 1956,
recommissioned August 16, 1956 until July 29, 1959.

Perry Nichols, Miami, term expired July 29, 1956, recom-
missioned August 17, 1956 until July 29, 1959.

Wm. A. McRae, Jr., Bartow, term expired July 31, 1956,
recommissioned August 31, 1956 until July 31, 1959.

E. Dixie Beggs, Pensacola, term expired July 29, 1955, re-
commissioned October 4, 1955 until July 29, 1958.

STATE BOARD OF LAW EXAMINERS

(Now an Administrative Agency of the Supreme Court
See Chapter 29796, Acts of 1955)

STATE LIBRARY BOARD

Mary P. Smith, Brooksville, term expires March 17, 1957.

Thomas Dreier, St. Petersburg, commissioned February 14,
1955 until March 29, 1958.

Inger J. Farrington, Miami, commissioned February 24,
1955 until September 5, 1957.

FLORIDA LIVESTOCK BOARD

State At Large

J. B. Starkey, Largo, term expired Senate 1955, confirmed
by the Senate and commissioned June 15, 1955 until June 9,
1957.

First Congressional District

Frank H. Moody, Plant City, term expired Senate 1955,
confirmed by the Senate and recommissioned June 10, 1955
until January 8, 1957, resigned March 15, 1956. Dwight L.
Crum, Plant City, commissioned April 2, 1956, until the next
Senate and confirmed by the Senate and recommissioned Au-
gust 13, 1956 until January 8, 1957.

Second Congressional District
W. A. Belote, Mandarin, term expired Senate 1955, con-

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firmed by the Senate and recommissioned June 29, 1955, un-
til January 8, 1957.

Third Congressional District
Wilmer W. Bassett, Jr., Monticello, term expired Senate
1955, confirmed by the Senate and recommissioned Septem-
ber 8, 1955 until June 7, 1957.

Fourth Congressional District
R. L. Dressel, Miami, term expired Senate 1955, confirmed
by the Senate and recommissioned June 23, 1955 until Jan-
uary 8, 1957.

Fifth Congressional District
Henry O. Partin, Kissimmee, term expired Senate 1955,
confirmed by the Senate and recommissioned July 25, 1955
until January 8, 1957.

Sixth Congressional District
Ernest Van Landingham, Belle Glade, term expired Senate
1955, confirmed by the Senate and commissioned July 14, 1955,
until June 7, 1957.

Seventh Congressional District
Roscoe Bass, Avon Park, term expired Senate 1955, con-
firmed by the Senate and recommissioned July 22, 1955,
until June 7, 1957.

Eighth Congressional District
Carl Zillman, Earleton, term expired Senate 1955, con-
firmed by the Senate and recommissioned June 23, 1955,
until January 8, 1957.

STATE MARKETING COMMISSIONER

L. Neill Rhodes, Jacksonville, term expired June 6, 1956,
and recommissioned June 6, 1956, until June 6, 1958.

ATLANTIC STATES MARINE FISHERIES

Louis Fischer, Cocoa, term expired Senate 1955, confirmed
by Senate and recommissioned July 25, 1955 until September
4, 1956.

John R. Shaw, Jacksonville commissioned October 12, 1956
until the next Senate.

GULF STATES MARINE FISHERIES COMMISSION

W. J. Hendry, Okeechobee, deceased and Vern Merritt,

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Tarpon Springs commissioned January 23, 1956 until next
Senate.

V. E. Merritt, Tarpon Springs, confirmed by Senate and re-
commissioned September 4, 1956 until January 5, 1959.

FLORIDA BOARD OF MASSAGE

Alvin H. Drake, Tallahassee, term expires August 20, 1957.

William R. Hopkins, Palm Beach, term expired August 21,
1955 and Agnes P. Snedeker, St. Petersburg, commissioned
September 7, 1955 until August 21, 1958.

Edith Dearborn, Miami, term expired September 2, 1956,
recommissioned September 13, 1956 until September 2, 1959.

STATE BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS

Irving Lester Alberts, Miami Beach, term expired July 5,
1955, and George S. Palmer, Tallahassee, commissioned July
5, 1955 until July 5, 1959.

Morris B. Seltzer, Daytona Beach, term expired July 5,
1955, recommissioned July 5, 1955 until July 5, 1959.

Frank D. Gray, Orlando, term expired July 5, 1955, re-
commissioned July 5, 1955 until July 5, 1959.

E. B. Hardee, Vero Beach, term expired July 5, 1956, re-
commissioned July 5, 1956 until July 5, 1960.

Charles W. Bartlett, Tampa deceased and Madison R. Pope,
Plant City, commissioned March 12, 1956 until July 5, 1956,
recommissioned July 6, 1956 until July 5, 1960.

Homer L. Pearson, Miami, term expired July 4, 1956; re-
commissioned July 4, 1956 until July 4, 1960.

Ralph B. Spires, DeFuniak Springs, term expired July 5,
1957.

Andrew G. Brown, Miami, term expires July 21, 1957.

A. H. Lisenby, Panama City, term expires July 13, 1958.

Sidney Stillman, Jacksonville, term expires July 5, 1957.

COUNCIL ON MENTAL HEALTH IN FLORIDA

Coyle E. Moore, Tallahassee, commissioned August 11, 1955
for term of 2 years.

Paul W. Penningroth, Jacksonville, commissioned August
15, 1955 for term of 3 years and resigned December 31, 1956.
Victor B. Johnson, Tallahassee, commissioned January 1,
1957 until August 15, 1958.

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 81

J. T. Benbow, Chattahoochee, commissioned August 12, 1955
for 4 years.

Mrs. Anne S. Gautier, New Smyrna Beach, commissioned
August 15, 1955 for term of three years.

SuUivan G. Bedell, Jacksonville, commissioned August 19,

1955 for term of 4 years.

Loyal Frisbie, Bartow, commissioned August 19, 1955 for
term of 3 years.

Sonia L. King, Miami, commissioned August 19, 1955 for
term of one year, recommissioned December 18, 1956 until
August 19, 1960.

William S. Frates, Miami, commissioned August 24, 1955 for
term of 4 years.

The Rev. Robert McCloskey, Jacksonville, commissioned
August 23, 1955 for term of 2 years.

Robert W. Kleemeier, Orange Park, commissioned August
31, 1955 for term of 2 years.

Gwendolyn B. Rogers, Pensacola, commissioned September
7, 1955 for term of one year, recommissioned November 13,

1956 until September 7, 1960.

MILK COMMISSION

L. K. Nicholas, Jr., Jacksonville, Administrator, — Term
expires May 31, 1957.

Bertha M. Elliot, Jacksonville, term expired May 31, 1956
and H. G. Cochran, Jr., Lake City, commissioned August 3,
1956 until May 31, 1960. (CONSUMER)

C. Raymond Lee, Clearwater, term expired July 22, 1956
and Dexter Lowry, Tallahassee, commissioned August 2, 1956
until July 22, 1960. (CONSUMER)

William Imand, Miami, term expired July 27, 1956 and
Howard D. Walton, Miami, commissioned September 17, 1956
until July 27, 1960. (CONSUMER)

John M. Scott, Gainesville, resigned January 24, 1955 and
Alex G. Shaw, Gainesville, commissioned January 31, 1955
until May 30, 1957. (DEFT. OF AGRICULTURE MEMBER)

B. S. Waring, Madison, resigned May 17, 1956 and Wilbur
J. Casey, Largo, commissioned May 18, 1956 until July 20,
1958. (DAIRY FARMER)

82 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

Henry Schneider, Eustis, term expires May 30, 1957. (DIS-
TRIBUTOR)

Fred B. Ragland, Jacksonville, commissioned January 19,
1955 until December 13, 1958. (MBR. BOARD OF HEALTH)

MOTOR VEHICLE COMMISSIONER

Ina S. Thompson, commissioned January 4, 1955 until first
Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

NATIONAL GUARD OFFICERS

ADJUTANT GENERAL

Mark W. Lance, St. Augustine, commissioned June 3, 1949
during pleasure of the Governor.

BRIGADIER GENERAL OF THE LINE 48tH INFANTRY

Maxwell Cook Snyder, Jacksonville, commissioned June 12,
1953 during pleasure of the Governor.

BRIGADIER GENERAL OF THE LINE 51ST INFANTRY

Henry William McMuUen, Jr., Jacksonville, commissioned
June 8, 1953 during pleasure of the Governor.

STATE BOARD OF NATUROPATHIC EXAMINERS

Rex Smith, Jacksonville, term expired July 15, 1955 and
C. H. Damsel, Apopka commissioned December 6, 1955 until
July 15, 1959.

Julio Gavilla, Tampa, term expires July 16, 1957.

Watson A. Walden, Ft. Myers, term expires July 15, 1958.

FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF NURSE REGISTRATION
AND NURSING EDUCATION

Registered Nurse Mernhers:

Timoxena Sloan, Miami, term expired November 17, 1956,
recommissioned December 18, 1956, until November 17, 1960.

Mrs. Orpha Russell, Tallahassee, term expired November
10, 1956, recommissioned December 21, 1956, until November
10, 1960.

Mrs. Irene F. Workman, Pensacola, term expires August
20, 1957.

Hazel M. Peeples, Jacksonville, term expires August 21,
1957.

Feme Wilden Britt, Jacksonville, term expires September
9, 1957.

OP THE STATE OF FLORIDA 83

Licensed Practical Nurse Members:
Jewel Laramore, Panama City, term expired November 21,

1956.

Thelma Beck, Daytona Beach, term expires September 4,

1957.

OVERSEAS ROAD AND TOLL BRIDGE DISTRICT

Sam E. Harris, Key West, term expires July 6, 1957.
Anthony DeMerritt, Key West, term expires July 8, 1957.
Enrique Esquinaldo, Sr., term expires June 13, 1957.
Vincente Molina, Key West, term expires July 6, 1957,
Joseph Cleare, Key West, term expires June 13, 1957.
Hilaro Ramos, Key West, term expires July 6, 1957.
Carl Bervaldi, Key West, term expires June 6, 1957.

OKLAWAHA BASIN RECREATION AND WATER CONSERVATION
AND CONTROL AUTHORITY

Floyd W. Harrison, Clermont, term expired Senate 1955,
recommissioned July 27, 1955 until the next Senate, confirmed
by the Senate and recommissioned September 10, 1956 until
July 13, 1959.

E. J. Burrell, Eustis, term expired Senate 1955, confirmed
by the Senate and commissioned July 27, 1955 until July 13,
1957.

Byron E. Herlong, Leesburg, term expired Senate 1955, con-
firmed by the Senate and commissioned July 27, 1955 until
July 13, 1956, resigned August 31, 1955 and Charles Joseph
Knowles, Leesburg, commissioned September 13, 1955 until
July 13, 1956, confirmed by the Senate and recommissioned
September 5, 1956 until July 13, 1960.

BOARD OF DISPENSING OPTICIANS

J. H. Abernathy, Jacksonville, term expired November 4,
1956, recommissioned November 30, 1956 until November 4,
1960.

Kenneth M. Dowdy, St. Petersburg, term expired November
3, 1955; recommissioned November 9, 1955 until November
3, 1959.

Bennie A. Barberi, Pensacola, term expires November 2,
1957.

84 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

William P. Davis, Tampa, term expires November 2, 1957.
Lindsey L. Beckum, Gainesville, term expires November
14, 1958.

FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF OPTOMETRY

G. T. Newberry, Panama City, term expired June 12, 1955
and Albert H. Rodriguez, Tampa, commissioned July 5, 1955
until June 12, 1959.

R. R. Bradford, Miami Beach, term expired July 2, 1956 and
A. C. Wilhelm, Ft. Lauderdale, commissioned July 2, 1956
until July 2, 1960.

C. F. McClamma, Miami, term expires May 5, 1957.

S. B. Schumacher, Jacksonville, term expires May 29, 1957.

J. M. Morqus, Arcadia, term expires May 29, 1958.

STATE BOARD OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL EXAMINERS

James J. McCormick, Miami, term expired August 20, 1955,
and Eugene J. Edelman, Miami, commissioned September 22,
1955 until August 20, 1958.

R. Phillip Coker, Panama City, term expired August 11,
1955, recommissioned August 22, 1955 until August 11, 1958.

Louis J. Larmoyeux, Jacksonville, term expired August 16,
1956.

Edmund (Pat) Flynn, Tallahassee, term expired August
25, 1956, recommissioned August 25, 1956 until August 25,
1959.

W. S. Horn, Palmetto, term expires July 29, 1957.

M. C. Becker, Winter Haven, term expires July 29, 1957.

FLORIDA PAROLE COMMISSION

Joseph Young Cheney, Tallahassee, term expired October
7, 1955, confirmed by the Senate and recommissioned October
7, 1955, until October 7, 1961.

Raymond B. Marsh, Tallahassee, term expires October 7,
1957.

Frances Rhett Bridges, Jr., Tallahassee, term expires Octo-
ber 6, 1959.

STATE BOARD OF PARKS AND HISTORIC MEMORIALS

Region No. 1
William Speed, Tallahassee, term expired Senate 1955 and

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 85

Howard Odom, Marianna confirmed by the Senate and com-
missioned June 13, 1955 until July 12, 1958.

Region No. 2

Winthrop Bancroft, Jacksonville, resigned April 5, 1955
and Frank D. Upchurch, St. Augustine, commissioned April
21, 1955 until the Senate of 1955, confirmed by the Senate and
recommissioned June 30, 1955 until July 12, 1956, confirmed by
the senate and recommissioned August 8, 1956 until July 12,
1960.

Region No. 3

Isabella R. Jones, Sarasota, term expired Senate 1955, con-
firmed by the Senate and recommissioned July 25, 1955 until
July 12, 1957.

Region No. 4
Kathryn Abbey Hanna, Winter Park, term expired July
12, 1955, confirmed by the Senate and recommissioned June
20, 1955 until July 12, 1959.

Region No. 5
Frank J. Pepper, Sr., Miami, term expired Senate 1955 and
John D. Pennekamp, Miami, confirmed by the Senate and
commissioned June 15, 1955 until July 12, 1958.

FLORIDA BOARD OF PHARMACY

A. William Morrison, Miami, term expires July 7, 1956, and
John Stadnik, Miami Springs, commissioned August 29, 1956
until December 31, 1956, recommissioned December 31, 1956
until December 31, 1960.

Dewey H. Johnson, Pensacola, term expired July 30, 1956
and Don S. Evans, Orlando, commissioned August 27, 1956
until December 31, 1959.

Dr. Steve Simmons, Starke, term expires December 31, 1957.

W. H. Blackwell, St. Petersburg, term expires December
31, 1957.

Russell J. Davis, Lake City, resigned March 31, 1955 and
F. A. Canova, Gainesville, commissioned April 11, 1955 until
December 31, 1958.

86 REPORT OP THE SECRETARY OF STATE

STATE RACING COMMISSION

First Congressional District
Joe K. Hays, Winter Haven, reinstated January 4, 1955 and
resigned January 4, 1955. Warren H. Toole, Jr., Tampa, com-
missioned January 5, 1955 until the next Senate and recom-
missioned June 6, 1955 until the first Monday in January 1957.

Second Congressional District

Robert Kloeppel, Jr., Jacksonville, reinstated January 4,
1955 and resigned January 4, 1955. Clarence H. Ratliff, Live
Oak, commissioned January 5, 1955 until the next Senate
and recommissioned June 7, 1955 until the first Monday in
January 1957.

Third Congressional District

J. D. Johnson, Pensacola, reinstated January 4, 1955. Com-
missioned January 5, 1955 until next Senate and recommis-
sioned June 3, 1955 until first Monday in January 1957.

Fourth Congressional District
Curtis A. Haggard, Miami, reinstated January 4, 1955 and
resigned January 4, 1955. John R. Ring, Miami, commissioned
January 5, 1955 until the next Senate and recommissioned
June 29, 1955 until first Monday in January 1957.

Fifth Congressional District
J. Wesley Fly, Orlando, reinstated January 4, 1955 and re-
signed January 4, 1955. J. Saxton Lloyd, Daytona Beach, com-
missioned January 5, 1955 until the next Senate, recommis-
sioned June 6, 1955 until the first Monday in January 1957 and
resigned June 30, 1955. C. Sweet Smith, Jr., Cocoa, commis-
sioned July 5, 1955 until first Monday in January 1957.

RAILROAD AND PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION

Jerry W. Carter, Tallahassee, term expired January 4, 1955,
recommissioned January 4, 1955 for term of four years.

Wilbur C. King, Tallahassee, term expired January 4, 1955,
recommissioned January 4, 1955 for term of four years.

Richard A. Mack, resigned June 30, 1955 and Alan Stephen-
son Boyd, Tallahassee, commissioned July 6, 1955 until first
Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 87

TLORIDA REAL ESTATE COMMISSION

W. H. Flannery, St. Petersburg, term expired July 25, 1955
and Walter S. Hardin, Bradenton, commissioned August 10,
1955 until July 26, 1958.

J. E. Hollenbeck, Sr., West Palm Beach, term expired July
27, 1956 and H. M. Jernigan, Fort Pierce, commissioned August
1, 1956 until July 27, 1959.

Morrison I. Taylor, Jacksonville, term expires July 27, 1957.

STATE ROAD BOARD

First District
W. Howard Frankland, Tampa, reinstated January 4, 1955
and resigned January 4, 1955. Albert L. Rogero, Clearwater,
commissioned January 5, 1955 until the next Senate and recom-
missioned June 20, 1955 until the first Tuesday after the first
Monday in January, 1957.

Second District
Grier Kirkpatrick, Gainesville, reinstated January 4, 1955
and resigned January 4, 1955. Earl P. Powers, Gainesville,
commissioned January 5, 1955 until the next Senate, and re-
commissioned June 7, 1955 until the first Tuesday after the
first Monday in January, 1957.

T'hird District
Richard H. Simpson, Monticello, commissioned June 4, 1953
until the first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.
Suspended December 10, 1953 and reinstated January 4, 1955.

Fourth District
Thomas B. Manuel, Ft. Lauderdale, reinstated January 4,
1955 and resigned January 4, 1955. Wilbur E. Jones, Talla-
hassee, commissioned January 5, 1955 until the next Senate
and recommissioned June 8, 1955 until the first Tuesday after
the first Monday in January 1957.

Fifth District
J. Saxton Lloyd, Daytona Beach, reinstated January 4, 1955
and resigned January 4, 1955. Campbell Thornal, Orlando,
commissioned January 5, 1955 until the next Senate and re-
signed May 4, 1955. William H. Dial, Orlandc, commissioned
May 9, 1955 until the next Senate and recommissioned June 8,

88 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

1955 until the first Tuesday after the first Monday in January
1957.

FLORIDA SHIP CANAL NAVAGATION DISTRICT

Harry B. Rogers, Cedar Keys, term expired June 5, 1949.
R. Malcolm Fortson, Jacksonville, term expires June 5, 1957.
R. G. Williams, Palatka, term expires June 5, 1957.
Frank Williams, Green Cove Springs, term expires June
5, 1957.

R. N. Dosh, Ocala, term expires June 5, 1957.

STATE SOIL CONSERVATION BOARD

A. V. Saurman, Clearwater, term expired June 24, 1955, re-
commissioned July 7, 1955 until June 24, 1959.

Crawford Rainwater, Pensacola, term expires July 7, 1957.
Cushman S. Radebaugh, Orlando, term expired July 2, 1956.
Sinclair A. Bryan, Raiford, term expires June 22, 1958.
E. E. Carter, Wabasso, term expires June 25, 1958.

SOUTHEASTERN INTERSTATE FOREST FIRE PROTECTION
COMPACT ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Marcus G. Rawls, Jacksonville, commissioned September
21, 1955 until May 4, 1958.

T. Lamar Raney, Ocala, commissioned October 14, 1955
until May 4, 1958.

SPECIAL OFFICERS

ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD COMPANY

K. K. Stokes, Orlando, term expired April 7, 1955, recom-
missioned May 1, 1955 until April 7, 1957.

T. K. Whitley, Ocala, term expired April 18, 1955, recom-
missioned May 23, 1955 until April 18, 1957.

M. M. Land, Tampa, term expired April 12, 1955, recom-
missioned May 23, 1955 until April 12, 1957 and resigned Sep-
tember 30, 1955.

D. T. Hall, Tampa, term expired August 19, 1955, recom-
missioned August 23, 1955 until August 19, 1957.

H. G. McDonald, Tampa, term expired September 8, 1955,
recommissioned September 23, 1955 until September 8, 1957,
resigned March 26, 1956

M. M. Descamps, Wilmington, N. C, term expired July 25,
1955, recommissioned August 4, 1955 until July 25, 1957.

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 89

B. F. Hatfield, Tampa, term expired July 25, 1955, recommis-
sioned August 4, 1955 until July 25, 1957.

W. P. Ridout, Jacksonville, term expired July 25, 1955; re-
commissioned August 4, 1955 until July 25, 1957.

M. R. Singleton, St. Petersburg, term expired October 1,
1955, recommissioned October 1, 1955 until October 1, 1957,
resigned August 27, 1956.

H. E. Baldwin, Tampa, term expired November 13, 1955,
recommissioned November 14, 1955 until November 13, 1957.

F. W. Hall, Arlington, term expired January 19, 1956, re-
commissioned January 23, 1956 until January 19, 1958.

E. M. Brown, Jacksonville, commissioned until December
18, 1955, commissioned cancelled February 1, 1955.

F. D. Harrison, Jacksonville, term expired July 6, 1956, re-
commissioned July 30, 1956 until July 6, 1958.

B. J. Martindale, Lakeland, term expired August 5, 1956.

B. L. O'Briant, Jacksonville, term expired June 20, 1956,
recommissioned June 29, 1956 until June 20, 1958.

W. D. Embry, Lakeland, term expired July 6, 1956, recom-
missioned July 30, 1956 until July 6, 1958.

S. S. Duncan, Fort Myers, resigned January 1, 1955.

J. H. Swink, Tampa, term expired October 13, 1956, recom-
missioned November 2, 1956 until October 13, 1958.

A. W. Clardy, Ocala, term expired October 30, 1956 recom-
missioned November 2, 1956 until October 30, 1958.

F. M. Meggs, High Springs, term expired November 9, 1956,
recommissioned November 9, 1956 until November 9, 1958.

O. D. Smith, Jacksonville, term expired December 23, 1956.
J. C. Clements, Tampa, term expires February 22, 1957.

B. M. Edens, Tampa, term expires February 17, 1957, re-
signed January 20, 1956.

C. J. Bowen, Jacksonville, commissioned June 27, 1955 until
June 27, 1957.

H. D. Stanley, Sanford, commissioned November 9, 1955 for
two years.

G. A. Manning, Tampa, commissioned April 10, 1956 for two
years.

R. W. Glatzau, Tampa, commissioned March 28, 1956 for 2
years.

90 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

J. M. Carter, St. Petersburg, commissioned June 23, 1958 for
2 years.

G. T. Faircloth, Tampa, commissioned September 17, 1956
for 2 years.

C. H. Beale, Jacksonville commissioned October 4, 1956 for
2 years.

M. G. Simmons, Fort Myers, commissioned October 4, 1956
for 2 years.

SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILROAD COMPANY

J. G. Strickland, Jacksonville, term expired January 6,
1955, recommissioned January 25, 1955, until January 6, 1957.

C. C. Strand, Tampa, term expired March 31, 1955, recom-
missioned May 11, 1955, until March 31, 1957.

R. I. Zipperer, Jacksonville, term expired April 27, 1955,
recommissioned July 20, 1955, until April 27, 1957.

W. H. Adcock, Tampa, term expired April 19, 1955, recom-
missioned May 11, 1955, until April 19, 1957.

Alton Batts, Miami, term expired June 17, 1955, recom-
missioned July 20, 1955, until June 17, 1957.

R. I. Granger, Miami, term expired July 28, 1955, recom-
missioned Sept. 30, 1955 until July 28, 1957.

J. C. Walker, Jacksonville, term expired November 15, 1955,
recommissioned December 6, 1955, until November 15, 1957.

O. M. Spears, Jacksonville, term expired November 12,
1955, recommissioned December 6, 1955, until November 12,
1957.

L. E. Greene, Jacksonville, term expired November 23, 1955,
recommissioned December 6, 1955, until November 23, 1957.

A. F. Marshall, Jacksonville, term expired March 18, 1956,
recommissioned April 10, 1956, until March 19, 1958.

D. L. Solomon, Jacksonville, term expired March 18, 1956,
recommissioned April 10, 1956, until March 19, 1958.

W. R. Owens, Jacksonville, term expired November 4, 1956,
recommissioned November 30, 1956, until November 4, 1958.

J. H. Baldwin, Miami, term expired October 29, 1956, re-
commissioned November 30, 1956, until October 29, 1958.

C. M. West, Jacksonville, term expired November 4, 1956,
recommissioned November 30, 1956, until November 4, 1958.

J. K. Huey, Wildwood, term expired November 4, 1956, re-

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 91

commissioned November 30, 1956, until November 4, 1958.

R. E. Davis, Miami, resigned February 14, 1956.

R. O. Smith, Jacksonville, term expired November 4, 1956,
recommissioned November 30, 1956, until November 4, 1958.

J. R. Knight, Tampa, term expired October 10, 1956.

C. R. Golden, St. Petersburg, term expired November 4, 1956

E. L. Webb, Tampa, term expired November 4, 1956.

N. A. Chesser, Tampa, term expired October 10, 1956.

J. W. Cardwell, Tampa, term expired December 31, 1956.

Long Garrett, Jacksonville, term expires July 20, 1957.

G. D. Moran, Jacksonville, term expires July 20, 1957.

Paul F. Thomas, Jacksonville, commissioned February 8,
1956 for two years.

O. P. Scarborough, Tallahassee, term expired September 23,
1956, recommissioned October 16, 1956, until September 23,
1958.

Robert L. Lush, Jacksonville, term expires November 4, 1958.

FLORIDA EAST COAST

S. J. Berry, Jacksonville, term expired July 9, 1955, recom-
missioned July 20, 1955 until July 9, 1957.

G. S. Nailling, Miami, term expired July 9, 1955, recom-
missioned July 1, 1955 until July 9, 1957.

C. G. Wakeley, Jacksonville, term expired August 22, 1955,
recommissioned August 31, 1955 until August 22, 1957.

J. P. Anderson, Jacksonville, resigned January 25, 1956.

Oscar T. Silcox, Jacksonville, term expired June 15, 1956,
recommissioned July 11, 1956 until June 15, 1958.

Luther Hall, Jacksonville, term expired July 5, 1956, recom-
missioned July 26, 1956 until July 5, 1958.

W. A. Bader, Miami Beach, resigned March 26, 1956. Com-
misioned July 26, 1956 until July 26, 1958.

Henry M. Dunton, Jacksonville, commissioned January 31,
1956 for two years.

R. M. Mehaffey, Coral Gables, commissioned April 24, 1956
until April 24, 1958, resigned July 3, 1956.

L. & N. RAILROAD COMPANY

J. D. McEachern, Pensacola, conmiissioned April 25, 1955
until April 25, 1957, resigned June 24, 1955.

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H. A. Sherman, Pensacola, commissioned April 25, 1955 until
April 25, 1957, resigned December 6, 1955.

Wade Creech, Pensacola, commissioned April 25, 1955 until
April 25, 1957.

SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY

Wm. E. Carscaddon, Jacksonville, term expired August 17,
1955, recommissioned August 18, 1955 until August 17, 1957.

James C. Mixson, Jacksonville, term expired July 16, 1956,
recommissioned July 12, 1956 until July 16, 1958.

James H. Hood, Jacksonville, term expired July 22, 1956,
recommissioned July 12, 1956 until July 22, 1958.

RAILWAY EXPRESS AGENCY

Walter R. Scott, Atlanta, term expired April 14, 1955, re-
commissioned May 25, 1955 until April 14, 1957.

Marvin Mosley Fisher, Jacksonville, term expired Septem-
ber 28, 1955, recommissioned July 29, 1955 until September
28, 1957.

STRUCTURAL PEST CONTROL BOARD

W. B. Gresham, Tampa, term expired August 21, 1955 and
Dempsey R. Sapp, Gainesville, commissioned September 13,
1955, until August 21, 1958.

Shelton A. Sossamon, Tampa, term expired August 13, 1956
and W. J. Horton, Jacksonville, commissioned December 10,
1956 until August 13, 1959.

F. Peter Clements, Ft. Lauderdale, term expired September
13, 1955 and Leon W. Payne, West Palm Beach, commissioned
September 13, 1955 until September 13, 1958.

T. Roy Young, Jr., Tampa, term expired September 27, 1956
and Bernard Kolkana, Miami, commissioned December 20,
1956 until September 27, 1959.

R. J. Gordon, Pensacola, term expires August 13, 1957.

STATE TUBERCULOSIS BOARD

W. T. Edwards, Jacksonville, term expired March 16, 1956,
recommissioned June 18, 1956, until March 16, 1960.

Baya M. Harrison, Jr., St. Petersburg, term expired August
28, 1956.

A. G. Holley, Marianna, term expires June 22, 1957.

Valor L. Logan, Orlando, term expires July 27, 1957.

Louie Handel, Miami, term expires March 16, 1958.

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FLORIDA STATE TURNPIKE AUTHORITY

First Congressional District
W. Howard Frankland, Tampa, removal revoked January 4,
1955, recommissioned January 5, 1955 until January 10, 1955,
recommissioned January 20, 1955 until next Senate and con-
firmed by the Senate and recommissioned July 5, 1955 until
January 10, 1959.

Second Congressional District
Earl P. Powers, Gainesville, reinstated January 4, 1955 and
resigned January 4, 1955. Charles E. Commander, Jackson-
ville, commissioned January 5, 1955 until next Senate, con-
firmed by the Senate and recommissioned June 7, 1955 until
January 10, 1957.

Third Congressional District
Godfrey Smith, Tallahassee, reinstated January 4, 1955 and
resigned January 4, 1955. Richard H. Simpson, Monticello ex-
ofRcio Member, (Mbr. State Road Board)

Fourth Congressional District
James I. Keller, Jr., Miami, reinstated January 4, 1955 and
resigned January 4, 1955. Thomas B. Manuel, Ft. Lauderdale,
commissioned January 5, 1955 until next Senate, confirmed
by the Senate and recommissioned June 10, 1955 until January
10, 1956, recommissioned January 25, 1956 until next Senate
and confirmed by the Senate and recommissioned August 6,
1956 until January 10, 1960.

Fifth Congressional District
B. Campbell Thornal, Orlando, reinstated January 4, 1955
and resigned January 4, 1955. William T. Alsop, Ocala, com-
missioned January 5, 1955 until the next Senate, confirmed by
the Senate and recommissioned June 20, 1955 until January
10, 1958.

COMMISSION FOR THE PROMOTION OF
UNIFORMITY OF LEGISLATION

Warren L. Jones, Jacksonville, term expired June 5, 1955
and Guy W. Botts, Jacksonville, confirmed by the Senate and
commissioned June 10, 1955 until June 5, 1959.

James W. Day, Gainesville, term expired June 5, 1955, con-

94 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

firmed by the Senate and recommissioned June 13, 1955 until
June 5, 1959.

John D. Harris, Jr., St. Petersburg, term expired June 5,
1955, confirmed by the Senate and recommissioned June 20,
1955 until June 5, 1959.

DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS' AFFAIRS

(State at Large
Norton R. Ganger, Miami, term expires August 1, 1958.

First Congressional District
V. Ray Judson, Bartow, term expired August 1, 1956.

Second Congressional District
Geo. L. Killam, Jacksonville, term expired August 1, 1955.

Third Congressional District
W. H. Gates, Tallahassee, term expired August 1, 1956 and
Nat R. Walker, Tallahassee commissioned September 14, 1956
until August 1, 1960.

Fourth Congressional District
William R. Simonds, Miami, term expires August 1, 1957.

Fifth Congressional District
Rupert N. Caviness, Ocala, term expired August 1, 1955.

Sixth Congressional District
Claude C. Jones, Arcadia, term expires August 1, 1957.

STATE BOARD OF VETERINARY EXAMINERS

E. L. Matthews, Palatka, term expired September 21, 1955,
recommissioned December 14, 1955 until September 21, 1959.

C. E. Dee, Hollywood, term expired September 26, 1956,
recommissioned November 2, 1956 until September 26, 1960.

Richard C. Mann, Ocala, resigned September 27, 1956 and
Karl R. Owens, Gainesville, commissioned November 7, 1956
until September 15, 1957.

WATER RESOURCES STUDY COMMISSION

James A. Ball, Jr., Belle Glade, commissioned August 29,
1955 until June 30, 1957.

B. W. Helvenston, Jr., Live Oak, commissioned September
1, 1955 until June 30, 1957.

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 95

Byron E. Herlong, commissioned November 23, 1955 until
June 30, 1957.

STATE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE

State at Large
Charles O. Andrews, Jr., Orlando, term expired July 2,
1956, confirmed by the Senate and recommissioned August
14, 1956 until July 2, 1960.

First Congressional District
Mrs. W. Marion Hendry, Tampa, commissioned January 3,
1955 until the next Senate. J. Hal Stallings, Tampa, confirmed
by the Senate and commissioned June 13, 1955 until July 2,
1958.

Second Congressional District
T. R. Connell, Starke, term expired Senate 1955. Dr. E. T.
Sellers, Jacksonville, confirmed by the Senate and commis-
sioned July 11, 1955 until July 2, 1959.

Third Congressional District
J. S. Amos, Milton, term expired Senate 1955. Mrs. F. E.
Mitchell, Valparaiso, confirmed by the Senate and commis-
sioned June 20, 1955 until July 2, 1958.

Fourth Congressional District
Mrs. Charles A. Carroll, Miami, term expired July 2, 1955,
confirmed by the Senate and recommissioned August 26, 1955
until July 2, 1959.

Fifth Congressional District
Paul E. Raymond, Daytona Beach, term expired Senate
1955. W. J. Gardiner, Daytona Beach, confirmed by the Senate
and commissioned June 20, 1955 until July 2, 1957.

Sixth Congressional District
Christine Edenfield, Ft. Lauderdale, term expired Senate
1955. H. Drennen Browne, Hollywood, confirmed by the Senate
and commissioned June 20, 1955 until July 2, 1958.

DISTRICT BOARDS OF SOCIAL WELFARE

District Number One
John E. Creel, DeFuniak Springs, term expired March 20,
1955.

96 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

Mrs. F. E. Mitchell, Valparaiso, term expired February 18,
1956, resigned June 21, 1955 and Mrs. G. W. Adams, Mary
Esther, commissioned September 1, 1955 until February 18,
1956. Johnson Hagood Pace, Jr., Fort Walton Beach, com-
missioned August 27, 1956 until February 18, 1960.

Mrs. Hugh Adams, DeFuniak Springs, term expired Au-
gust 5, 1956.

Mrs. Nathan S. Rubin, Pensacola, term expired October 24,
1956.

Taft Ard, Bonifay, term expired November 24, 1956.

T. L. Riley, Milton, term expires March 23, 1957.

Mahlon C. McCall, Bagdad, resigned June 5, 1956 and
John E. Temples, Milton, commissioned June 18, 1956 until
March 31, 1957.

Eli Harrell, Chipley, term expires April 13, 1957.

Fred T. Bennett, Chipley, term expired April 9, 1955; W. T.
McFatter, Sr., Vernon, commissioned March 28, 1956 until
April 9, 1959. Declared vacant (Section 409.09 of the State
Welfare Act) and Ralph C. Carter, Chipley, commissioned
September 13, 1956 until April 9, 1959.

Mrs. B. D. Alford, Ponce de Leon, term expires October
4, 1957.

Mrs. Cebelle Meigs, Niceville, term expires November 5,
1957.

Mrs. Henry E. McLaughlin, Pensacola, term expires Octo-
ber 1, 1957.

Mrs. Gwendolyn B. Rogers, Pensacola, commissioned March
25, 1955 until July 1, 1957.

J. Earl Johnson, Pensacola, commissioned March 25, 1955
until September 19, 1958.

N. E. Brownlee, Pensacola, commissioned March 28, 1955
until August 29, 1956.

Rev. Thomas D. Byrne, Panama City, commissioned May
30, 1955 until January 14, 1958, resigned September 24, 1956
and Rev. J. B. Davis, Panama City commissioned October
25, 1956 until January 14, 1958.

Mrs. John W. Whited, Panama City, commissioned June 30,
1955 until September 16, 1958, resigned September 24, 1956
and Christine B. Waterfield, Panama City commissioned Oc-
tober 11, 1956 until September 16, 1958.

OP THE STATE OF FLORIDA 97

District Number Two

Inez Parish, Sumatra, term expired August 17, 1955, re-
commissioned October 3, 1955, until August 17, 1959.

Mrs. J. R. Cooksey, Monticello, term expired September
4, 1955.

V. L. Cooper, Crawfordville, term expired July 16, 1956.

Lucille Fuqua, Altha, term expired October 22, 1956.

Mrs. Mabel B. Moore, Tallahassee, term expired Decem-
ber 12, 1955.

Mrs. H. C. Brown, Port St. Joe, term expired September
10, 1955.

J. T. Grayson, Blountstown, term expires March 7, 1957.

Mrs. C. C. Land, Apalachicola, term expired August 20,
1955.

D. A. Lambert, Tallahassee, term expires February 4, 1958.
C. L. Rehwinkle, Crawfordville, term expires August 13,

1958.

A. D. Williams, Graceville, term expires March 6, 1958.

Mrs. Clara Rankin, Bristol, term expires February 5, 1958.

Mrs. W. N. Faircloth, Quincy, term expires February 12,
1958.

Roumelle Bowen, Tallahassee, term expires February 11,
1958.

Robert E. Bellows, Port St. Joe, commissioned January 4,
1955, until February 24, 1958.

Rev. Tenney I. Deane, Quincy, term expired February 6,
1956.

Mrs. Wallace M. McLeod, Monticello, commissioned April
27, 1955 until February 11, 1958.

M. A. Durant, Marianna, commissioned July 18, 1955, un-
til March 5, 1958.

T. E. Austin, Apalachicola, term expires February 10, 1958.

District Number Three

Mrs. L. R. Woodard, Madison, term expired September 6,
1955, recommissioned February 23, 1956 until September 6,
1959.

E. B. Williams, Mayo, term expired October 3, 1955, re-
commissioned March 26, 1956, until October 3, 1959.

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J. E. Stell, Williston, term expired October 28, 1955, re-
commissioned April 10, 1956, until October 28, 1959.

G. A. Buie, Sr., Lake City, term expired November 8,

1955, recommissioned August 16, 1956, until November 8,
1959.

E. C. McLeod, Shamrock, term expired May 26, 1956.

W. B. Rowland, Live Oak, resigned April 8, 1955 and Mrs.
Virginia Engstrom, Live Oak, commissioned April 22, 1955
until October 6, 1956.

Mrs. P. D. Sandlin, Jasper, term expired October 15, 1955,
recommissioned April 2, 1956, until October 15, 1959.

Clyde C. Roberts, Bell, declared vacant (Section 409.09 of
the State Welfare Act) and C. W. Roberts, Bell, commis-
sioned June 13, 1955, until September 25, 1956.

Mrs. J. A. Stephens, Jennings, term expires July 1, 1957.

Harold Gilmore, Live Oak, term expires July 1, 1957.

Mrs. T. E. Taylor, Mayo, term expires July 1, 1957.

Robert H. Johnson, Trenton, term expires July 30, 1957.

L. W. Drummond, Chiefland, term expires September 9,
1957.

Mrs. Van H. Priest, Madison, term expires April 3, 1958.

J. W. Mikell, Jr., Cross City, term expires August 21,
1957.

A. Chalmers Bowden, Perry, commissioned April 29, 1955
until March 2, 1958.

H. W. Wilkes, Perry, commissioned May 4, 1955 until
March 2, 1958.

Lena Youmans, Lake City, commissioned August 10, 1955
until December 1, 1957.

District Number Four

Mary Belle Rogers, Brooksville, term expired January 13,

1956, recommissioned February 20, 1956 until January 13,
1960.

Harry E. Graham, New Port Richey, term expired Novem-
ber 12, 1956.

Mrs. John M. Phillips, St. Petersburg, term expires July 1,
1957.

George B. Wells, Dade City, resigned January 31, 1956 and
Allen M. Thompson, Dade City, commissioned February 7,
1958 until November 20, 1957.

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 99

Dr. John L. Cooley, Tarpon Springs, term expires Novem-
ber 10, 1957.

Mrs. W. A. McMullen, Largo, term expires January 9, 1958.

George M. Allen, Brooksville, term expires November 12,
1957.

William M. MacKenzie, Jr., Dunedin, term expires Au-
gust 29, 1958.

Mrs. William Johnstone, St. Petersburg, term expires Sep-
tember 18, 1958.

Mrs. Dorothy Sample, St. Petersburg, commissioned April
25, 1955 until October 12, 1958.

Mrs. Thelma Sheffield, Floral City, commissioned May 25,

1955 until November 10, 1957.

W. Harvey Edwards, Crystal River, commissioned Decem-
ber 9, 1955 until November 30, 1959.

Helen B. Toppin, Pass-A-Grille, commissioned January 31,

1956 until December 7, 1959.

District Nuinher Five

Mrs. Jean L. B. Burt, Palatka, term expired July 16, 1955,
recommissioned November 5, 1956 until July 16, 1959.

Mrs. J. F. Mercer, Bunnell, term expired October 20, 1955,
recommissioned November 17, 1955 until October 20, 1959.

Mrs. Ray V. Wilson, St. Augustine, term expired Decem-
ber 12, 1955, recommissioned October 22, 1956 until December
12, 1959.

Morgan Ashley, Crescent City, term expired December 17,
1955, recommissioned October 3, 1956 until December 17, 1959.

James G. Richardson, Gainesville, term expired May 13,
1956 and Jack McGriff, Gainesville, commissioned October
11, 1956 until May 13, 1960.

J. E. Thrasher, Micanopy, term expired May 26, 1956.

Mrs. Ahce Cason, Raiford, term expired June 9, 1956, re-
commissioned November 7, 1956 until June 9, 1960.

Mrs. Douglas G. Fink, Ferandina, moved out of state and
Mrs. Thomas W. Oliver, Fernandina Beach, commissioned
April 29, 1955 until July 16, 1956, recommissioned October
25, 1956 until July 16, 1960.

Mrs. H. W. Fishier, Fernandina Beach, term expired July

100 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OP STATE

16, 1956, recommissioned September 25, 1956 until July 16,
1960.

Hoyt B. Cotney, Orange Park, term expired February 8,
1956, and Edna N. O'Kelley, Orange Park, commissioned Oc-
tober 22, 1956 until February 8, 1960.

R. T. Taylor, Worthington, term expires July 1, 1957.

Maebrooks P. Allen, Macclenny, term expires September 15,
1957.

Mrs. William Knabb, Macclenny, term expires September
15, 1957.

Mrs. Nell L. Allen, Bunnell, term expires November 1,
1957.

Mrs. Edwin H. Andrews, Gainesville, term expires March
2, 1958.

Rev. S. E. Sparks, Starke, commissioned April 11, 1955 un-
til May 7, 1956, recommissioned July 30, 1956 until May 7,
1960.

Howell W. Milton, St. Augustine, commissioned April 18,
1955 until June 14, 1956. A. H. (Gus) Craig, Jr., St. Augus-
tine, commissioned November 5, 1956 until June 14, 1960.

Sara George Geiger, Green Cove Springs, commissioned
July 25, 1955 until November 29, 1958.

K. G. Duncan, Starke, commissioned August 9, 1956 until
April 25, 1960.

District Number Six

James A. Cranford, Jacksonville, term expired August 21,
1956, recommissioned September 17, 1956 until August 21,
1960.

Ben J. Philips, Jacksonville, resigned September 26, 1955,
and Mrs. John C. Kirkpatrick, Jacksonville, commissioned Oc-
tober 3, 1955 until November 19. 1957.

Fred S. Rizk, Jacksonville, term expires November 12,
1957.

Dr. E. I. Carefoot, Jacksonville, commission terminated June
8, 1955 and Mrs. Alvin Leitman, Jacksonville, commissioned
July 22, 1955 until December 2, 1957.

Mrs. Kathryn L. Sweat, Jacksonville, commission termi-
nated and D. S. Blankenship, Jr., Jacksonville, commissioned
October 10, 1955 until November 4, 1957.

OF THE STATE OP FLORIDA 101

James Guy Diffenbaugh, Jacksonville, term expires Novem-
ber 11, 1957.

Dr. Charles D. Cooksey, Jacksonville, commissioned during
military leave of Horace M. Anderson, recommisioned Septem-
ber 17, 1956 until July 22, 1960.

Mrs. Frank E. League, Jacksonville, commission terminated
June 8, 1955 and Roxie Home Merrill, Jacksonville, commis-
sioned July 8, 1955 until August 1, 1956. Mrs. D. Jeff Faulk-
ner, Jr., Jacksonville, commissioned September 25, 1956 until
August 1, 1960.

Mrs. Paul F. Betzold, Jacksonville, commission expires No-
vember 14, 1957.

Mrs. Edith M. James, Jacksonville, resigned September 26,
1955 and Mrs. Walter D. Griffin, Jr., Jacksonville, commis-
sioned October 3 1955, until December 3, 1958.

Leo T. Bowles, Jacksonville, term expires December 5,
1958.

James G. Harper, Jacksonville, commission terminated June
8, 1955 and Mrs. Mark Hulsey, Sr., Jacksonville, commissioned
July 5, 1955 until December 6, 1958.

Mrs. Joseph B. Abraham, Jacksonville, commissioned Jan-
uary 3, 1955 until November 18, 1957, commission terminated
June 8, 1955 and H. Lane Fulenwider, Jacksonville commis-
sioned July 7, 1955 until November 18, 1957.

District Number Seven

M. J. Carleto, Tampa, resigned September 7, 1955 and Her-
bert E. Robson, Tampa, commissioned September 13, 1955
until April 16, 1957, resigned August 3, 1956 and Albert W.
Litschgi, Tampa, commissioned August 16, 1956 until April
16, 1957.

John Foy Lee, Turkey Creek, term expires October 7, 1957.

James C. Hughey, Tampa, term expires August 2, 1957.

Mrs. Frank S. Cochran, Tampa, term expires September 23,
1957.

Dick A. Greco, Tampa, term expires October 6, 1957.

Rev. Walter B. Passiglia, Tampa, term expires November
11, 1957.

J. R. Mynatt, Tampa, term expires September 30, 1957.

Terrell R. Young, Tampa, term expires September 22, 1957.

102 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OP STATE

R. J. Lima, commissioned February 7, 1955 until September
10, 1958, resigned August 3, 1956 and Edward R. Mack, Tampa,
commissioned August 9, 1956 until September 10, 1958.

Fred E. Browning, Plant City, commissioned February 24,
1955 until September 23, 1957.

District Number Eight

Lloyd M. Lilly, Moore Haven, term expired September 16,
1955, recommissioned January 10, 1957 until September 16,
1959.

Mrs. Robert A. Griffis, Marco, term expired September
30, 1955.

Paul G. Franklin, Fort Myers, term expired October 18,
1955 and recommissioned January 9, 1957 until October 18,
1959.

Edward J. McCann, Punta Gorda, term expired December
3, 1955.

Mabel Ryan, Arcadia, resigned March 5, 1956 and Jean T.
Dowd, Arcadia commissioned March 26, 1956 until June 4,
1956.

Read B. Harding, Arcadia, term expired July 25, 1956, re-
commissioned September 25, 1956 until July 25, 1960.

Luda Blanche Seron, Sebring, term expired July 22, 1956.

Rev. Kenneth R. Bain, Wauchula, term expired Septem-
ber 20, 1955.

R. Alvis Reynolds, Bradenton, term expired November 19,
1956.

Sam W. Johnston, Fort Myers, term expires December 17,
1957.

Otis W. Garland, Wauchula, term expires March 27, 1958.

Mrs. Joe P. Brown, Immokalee, term expires December
29, 1957.

Mrs. J. A. McGehee, Clewiston, term expires January 22,
1958.

Mrs. May D. Durrance, Punta Gorda, term expires De-
cember 29, 1957.

A. B. Shogren, Sarasota, commissioned April 14, 1955 until
January 4, 1958.

Ed. S. Kempton, Sarasota, commissioned April 12, 1955
until April 12, 1959.

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 103

Charles G. Metcalfe, Avon Park, commissioned July 1, 1955
until February 18, 1958.

W. H. Tucker, Bradenton, deceased, and Jessie P. Miller,
Bradenton, commissioned March 28, 1956 until December 17,
1957.

H. I. Robinson, Moore Haven, commissioned April 2, 1956
until January 7, 1958.

Mrs. Wade Hampton, LaBelle, term expired November 17,
1956 and recommissioned January 10, 1957 until November
17, 1960.

District Number Nine

Mrs. L. M. Todd, Miami, vacancy declared July 12, 1955
and Robert F. Taylor, South Miami, commissioned November
29, 1955 until March 18, 1956, deceased, and H. L. Gregory,
Coral Gables, commissioned October 12, 1956 until March 18,
1960.

Mrs. Hilda M. Rader, Miami, term expired March 21, 1956,
recommissioned October 8, 1956 until March 21, 1960.

Ben Shepard, Hialeah, vacancy declared July 12, 1955 and
Abraham J. Maloff, Coral Gables, commissioned September
21, 1955 until March 24, 1956, recommissioned October 3, 1956
until March 24, 1960.

Mrs. Charles A. Carroll, Miami, resigned June 27, 1955 and
Henry Harris Meador, Miami, commissioned July 8, 1955
until March 24, 1956, recommissioned September 28, 1956
until March 24, 1960.

John E. Culmer, Miami, term expired March 24, 1956 and
Lloma G. Green, Miami, commissioned October 3, 1956 until
March 24, 1960.

Lucian L. Renuart, Miami, vacancy declared July 12, 1955
and Eugene Burns, Hialeah, commissioned January 6, 1956
until March 20, 1956, recommissioned June 18, 1956 until
March 20, 1960.

Mrs. James L. Anderson, Coral Gables, term expired March
20, 1956, recommissioned October 15, 1956 until March 20,
1960.

Mrs. Garland M. Budd, Coral Gables, term expired Octo-
ber 9, 1956.

Mrs. Mervin Russell, Key West, term expired January 15,

104 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

1956, recommissioned February 9, 1956 until January 15, 1960.

George J. Jones, Miami, term expires July 1, 1957.

Mrs. John A. Baker, Miami, resigned August 10, 1956.

Mrs. Adrian Jacobs, Homestead, term expires July 1, 1957.

Mrs. Louis Glasser, Miami Beach, term expires July 1,
1957.

Rev. Lloyd Whyte, Miami, term expires July 1, 1957.

Mrs. Frank B. Dowling, Miami, term expires July 1, 1957.

Mrs. Stanley C. Myers, Coral Gables, term expires July 1,
1957.

Harry Zukernick, Miami Beach, term expires July 1, 1957.

Thomas B. Duff, Miami, term expires October 12, 1958.

Reubin Clein, Miami Beach, commissioned January 3, 1955
until August 8, 1958, commission revoked January 17, 1955
and Rabbi Irving Lehrman, Miami Beach, commissioned Jan-
uary 24, 1955 until August 8, 1958.

Sidney H. Palmer, Miami, term expires July 20, 1958.

Ralph W. Rogers, Key West, commissioned May 26, 1955
until August 3, 1958.

Thomas J. Wood, Miami, commissioned October 3, 1956
until July 11, 1958.

District Number Ten

J. W. Berry, Stuart, term expired October 3, 1955, Grover
C. King, Stuart, commissioned December 7, 1955 until October
3, 1959.

Annie M. Nobles, Fort Pierce, term expired September 5,
1955, recommissioned February 6, 1956 until September 5,
1959.

L L. Decker, Stuart, term expired October 22, 1955 and
Andrew O. Pittman, Jr., Stuart, commissioned November 30,
1955 until October 22, 1959.

Mrs. Frank M. Bradley, Fort Pierce, term expired October
3, 1955 and recommissioned February 7, 1956 until October
3, 1959.

Joseph F. Reilly, Vero Beach, resigned May 5, 1955 and
Mrs. Clark S. Rice, Vero Beach, commissioned July 7, 1955
until May 13, 1957.

Mary Lee Christopher, Okeechobee, term expired August
13, 1956.

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Mrs. Hiram Raulerson, Okeechobee, term expired October
6, 1955, recommissioned December 7, 1955 until October 6,
1959.

Mrs. Marguerite W. Pruitt, Deerfield Beach, term expired
November 22, 1955, and James K. Pownall, Ft. Lauderdale,
commissioned December 16, 1955 until November 22, 1959.

Mrs. Mary Hodges, Hollywood, term expires February 18,
1958.

Mrs. Mary W. McEwen, Ft. Lauderdale, term expires Oc-
tober 20, 1957.

Doyle Morgan, Delray Beach, resigned April 16, 1956 and
Muriel Hirsch Pick, Palm Beach, commissioned May 17, 1956
until May 21, 1958.

Mrs. George S. Woodward, West Palm Beach, term expires
June 10, 1958.

Mrs. Doris Sasser, West Palm Beach, term expires May 15,
1958.

Thomas E. Penick, West Palm Beach, term expires March
31. 1958.

Mrs. Lucille Turnage, West Palm Beach, resigned Septem-
ber 18, 1956 and Helen R. Tedder, West Palm Beach, commis-
sioned October 5, 1956 until March 4, 1958.

Mrs. Anne Keen, Vero Beach, commissioned November 21,

1955 until May 23, 1958.

Harry A. Sorenson, Ft. Lauderdale, commissioned December
8, 1955 until July 11, 1958, resigned September 25, 1956 and
Curtin R. Coleman, Ft. Lauderdale, commissioned October 3,

1956 until July 11, 1958.

District Number Eleven

B. J. Langston, Lakeland, term expired September 7, 1955.

Kingswood Sprott, Lake Wales, term expired December 9,
1956.

Carolyn B. Brown, Mt. Dora, term expires July 12, 1957.

Mrs. T. Noble Brown, Webster, term expires September 14,
1957.

Mrs. R. F. E. Cooke, Leesburg, term expires July 24, 1957.

John W. Calvin, Winter Haven, term expires November 2,
1957.

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Mrs. Bess O'Neill, Lakeland, term expires November 3,
1957.

Jessie Mae Boring, Wildwood, term expires June 23, 1958.

Henry Gatrell, Fairfield, term expires March 21, 1958.

Wm. P. Tomasello, Bartow, commissioned April 15, 1955
until November 3, 1956.

Merrill M. Shaw, commissioned October 22, 1956 until June
21, 1958.

District Number Twelve

Dr. Charles H. Damsel, Apopka, resigned April 7, 1955
and Mrs. Ruth Leedy, Winter Park, commissioned April 18,
1955 until December 19, 1955.

H. L. Webb, St. Cloud, term expired February 6, 1956.

George W. Morgan, Oviedo, term expired May 5, 1956.

Frank L. McCabe, Daytona Beach, resigned April 1, 1955
and Hayward B. Brown, Daytona Beach, commissioned April
21, 1955 until November 11, 1957.

Paul Fearington, DeLand, term expires November 22, 1957.

George I. Fullerton, New Smyrna Beach, term expires De-
cember 1, 1957.

Mrs. W. A. Pattishall, Orlando, term expires November 22,
1957.

W. F. Cappleman, Winter Garden, term expires November
19, 1957.

Mrs. P. K. Weaver, Kissimmee, term expires November 20,
1957.

Ellis E. Lewis, Cocoa, term expires April 25, 1958.

W. O. B. Chittenden, Titusville, vacancy declared by Board
and Betty M. Henderson, Titusville, commissioned February
2, 1956 until January 7, 1957.

T. E. Triplett, Orlando, resigned June 14, 1955 and Robert
S. Chapman, Orlando, commissioned June 23, 1955 until No-
vember 25, 1957.

Mrs. Mary Holler, Sanford, commissioned April 27, 1955,
until March 6, 1957.

W. L. Sharkey, Orlando, commissioned April 25, 1955 un-
til August 30, 1958.

OP THE STATE OF FLORIDA 107

COUNTY ELECTIVE OFFICES

COUNTY OFFICERS WHOSE TERMS EXPIRE FIRST TUESDAY

AFTER FIRST MONDAY IN JANUARY, 1957

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AND MEMBERS COUNTY BOARD

OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION WHOSE TERMS EXPIRE

FIRST TUESDAY AFTER FIRST MONDAY IN

JANUARY, 1957 AND 1959, AND COUNTY

APPOINTIVE OFFICERS

ALACHUA

COUNTY SEAT GAINESVILLE

County Judge— H. H. McDonald.

Sheriff — Frank M. Sexton, resigned April 19, 1955 and Joe M.

Crevasse, Jr., commissioned April 22, 1955 until January

8, 1957.

Clerk Circuit Court — George E. Evans.

County Assessor of Taxes — Claude M. Franks.

Tax Collector — Shellie McKinney.

Superintendent of Public Instruction — Paul Peters.

County Surveyor — Perry C. McGriff.

County Attorney — Osee R. Fagan.

Supervisor of Registration — Miss Sue Simpson.

Judge Small Slaims Court — T. Allen Crouch.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No.l— J. M. Galbraith, High Springs.

District No. 2 — Jack Durrance, Gainesville.

District No. 3 — J. O. Todd, Gainesville.

District No. 4 — W. J. Whitehurst, Archer.

District No. 5 — R. R. King, Gainesville.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — J. A. Goode, Alachua.
District No. 2 — Anna Beth Pierson, Gainesville.
District No. 3 — W. N. Barry, Newberry.
District No. 4 — Ralph Stoutamire, Gainesville.
District No. 5 — G. Hugh Williams, Island Grove.

JURY COMMISSION

C. S. Brooking, Gainesville, commissioned February 20, 1956

until first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1958.
J. S. Reaves, Gainesville, commissioned February 20, 1956 until

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first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE ALACHUA COUNTY
PUBLIC HOSPITAL

James G. Richardson, Gainesville, commissioned December

31, 1956 for one year.
Earl Hardee, Gainesville, commissioned December 31, 1956

for two years.
G. G. Kirkpatrick, Gainesville, commissioned December 28,

1956 for three years.
Dan Byrd, Gainesville, commissioned December 28, 1956 for

four years.
Noel F. Megahee, Alachua, commissioned January 7, 1957 for

one year.

BAKER

COUNTY SEAT MACCLENNY

County Judge — J. C. Lyons

Sheriff — Asa Coleman, Jr.

Clerk Circuit Court — Joe Dobson.

County Assessor of Taxes — B. F. Jones.

Tax Collector — T. J. Raulerson.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Edgar Crawford.

Supervisor of Registration — Arthur Combs.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Roy H. Harvey, Sanderson.
District No. 2 — B. H. Rowe, Macclenny.
District No. 3 — H. F. Powers, Macclenny.
District No. 4 — J. A. Godwin, Sanderson.
District No. 5— E. S. Pierce, Glen St. Mary.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — Vessie Thrift, Macclenny.

District No. 2— Lester Crews, Glen St. Mary.

District No. 3 — Violet S. Dobson, Olustee.

District No. 4 — J. E. McCormick, Glen St. Mary, resigned

Sept. 17, 1956 and Tommy Eraser, commissioned September

25, 1956 until Jan. 8 ,1957.
District No. 5— W. M. Knabb, Macclenny.

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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 3— M. C. Brown, Macclenny.

CONSTABLES

District No. 3 — Earn Barton, Macclenny.

BAKER COUNTY HOSPITAL AUTHORITY

W. Frank Wells, Macclenny, Re-Commissioned December 14,

1954 until Dec. 9, 1958.
D. J. Jones, Glen St. Mary, term expires December 9, 1957.
J. F. Morris, Macclenny, term expires December 9, 1957.

BAY

COUNTY SEAT PANAMA CITY

County Judge — Joseph W. Bailey.

Sheriff— M. J. Daffin.

Clerk Circuit Court — W. S. Weaver, resigned December 31,

1956 and Bruce Collins commissioned January 1, 1957 until
County Assessor of Taxes — Gerald Conrad.

January 8, 1957.
Tax Collector — A G. Appelberg.

Superintendent of Public Instruction — Thomas E. Smith.
Supervisor of Registration — J. B. Mashburn.
Judge Small Claims Court — D. C. Suggs.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1—M. B. Miller, Panama City.
District No. 2 — Burton H. Clark, Panama City.
District No. 3— J. R. Miller, Bay Harbor.
District No. 4 — John Pitts, Panama City.
District No. 5— B. V. Buchanan, West Bay.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — A. Crawford Mosley, Panama City.
District No. 2— Olen E. Hobbs, Panama City.
District No. 3— T. P. Haney, Panama City.
District No. 4 — H. A. Brown, Panama City.
District No. 5 — Charles E. Collins, Panama City.

HARBOR MASTER

J. N. Arnold, Panama City; term expired July 1, 1955 con-
firmed by Senate and recommisioned July 1, 1955 until
July 1, 1957.

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COMMISSIONERS OF PILOTAGE

C. M. Harris, Panama City, confirmed by the Senate and com-
missioned June 13, 1955 until June 14, 1957.

T. W. Smith, Panama City, confirmed by the Senate and com-
missioned June 20, 1955 until June 14, 1957.

John C. McMullen, Panama City, confirmed by the Senate
and Commissioned June 15, 1955 until June 14, 1957.

Fred Gainer, Panama City, confirmed by the Senate and com-
misisoned June 29, 1955 until June 14, 1957.

Jack W. Corbitt, Panama City, confirmed by the Senate and
Commissioned July 28, 1955 until June 14, 1957.

BAY COUNTY PUBLIC HOSPITAL

James I. Hentz, Jr., Panama City, resigned June 13, 1955 and
T. E. Gilbert, Panama City, commissioned July 7, 1955 until
November 22, 1955, recommissioned March 7, 1956 until
November 22, 1959.

Frank W. Mize, Panama City, term expired November 17,
1956 and H. N. Tillman, Panama City, commissioned Novem-
ber 21, 1956 until November 17, 1960.

H. Savely McQuagge, Panama City, term expires November
22, 1957.

L. E. Merriam, Jr., Panama City, term expires November 17,
1957.

Mrs. J. B. Lahan, Panama City, commissioned January 3, 1955
until November 22, 1958.

BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE
GULF MOSQUITO CONTROL DISTRICT

H. A. Hinson, Panama City, commissioned June 19, 1956 until
January 1, 1957.

Joe M. Bell, Panama City Beach, commissioned July 23, 1956
until January 1, 1957.

Grier C. Barnhart, Panama City Beach, commissioned Sep-
tember 13, 1956 until January 1, 1957.

OYSTER REHABILITATION COMMISSION

Earl R. Allen, Panama City, commissioned May 18, 1954, for

four years.
W. C. Miller, South Port, commissioned May 18, 1954 for four

years.

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W. X. Pate, West Bay, commissioned May 18, 1954, for four
years.

BRADFORD

COUNTY SEAT STARKE

County Judge — Theorn A. Yawn.

Sheriff— P. D. Reddish.

Clerk Circuit Court — Charles A. Darby.

County Assessor of Taxes — Gene Long.

Tax Collector— J. R. Kelly.

Superintendent of Public Instruction — Harmon P. Morgan.

County Surveyor — Harry A. Anthony.

Supervisor of Registration — Marian L. Crosby.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Carl Prevatt, Lawtey.
District No. 2— E. L. Crawford, Starke.
District No. 3 — H. A. Bishop, Jr., Starke.
District No. 4 — Jessie R. Chastain, Hampton.
District No. 5— M. O. Harrell, Brooker.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — Dan W. Starling, Lawtey.
District No. 2 — J. E. Brown, Starke.
District No. 3 — Ethan A. Sapp, Lake Butler.
District No. 4 — Leonard T. Johns, Hampton.
District No. 5 — H. A. Lawson, Starke.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1—F. C. Hodges, Starke.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — J. L. Silcox, Starke.
District No. 8— Felix M. Sullivan, Starke.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES BRADFORD COUNTY HOSPITAL
CORPORATION

Mrs. Louise H. Kite, Starke; term expires Dec. 30, 1957.
J. M. Edwards, Starke, term expires Dec. 30, 1957.
J. K. Douglas, Starke, terms expires Dec. 30, 1958.
Cecil R. Whitehead, Lawtey; term expires December 31, 1955,
recommissioned August 29, 1956 until December 31, 1959.
Charles Hardy, Starke, term expires Jan. 5, 1957.

112 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

BREVARD

COUNTY SEAT TITUSVILLE

County Judge — Virgil B. Conkling.

Sheriff— H. T. Williams.

Clerk Circuit Court — G. M. Simmons.

County Assessor of Taxes — M. J. (Joe) Edwards.

Tax Collector— J. D. Nash.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Woodrow J. Darden.

County Surveyor — Frank P. Schuster.

Supervisor of Registration — Mrs. D. W. Carlile.

Judge Small Claims Court — Samuel A. Harper.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — A. A. Dunn, Mims.

District No. 2— D. S. Nisbet, Merritt Island.

District No. 3— Max K. Rodes, Melbourne.

District No. 4 — Curtis R. Barnes, Cocoa.

District No. 5 — Joe H. Wickham, Eau Gallie.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1— Robert H. Hudson, Titusville.
District No. 2 — Stuart A. Clark, Cocoa.
District No. 3 — Aubrey R. Bates, Eau Gallie.
District No. 4 — Dale P. Jacobus, Melbourne.
District No. 5 — Elsie B. LaRoche, Cocoa.

MEMBER FLORIDA INLAND NAVAGATION DISTRICT

W. J. Creel, Eau Gallie; term expires January, 1959.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 2— H. G. Forrester, Titusville.
District No. 6— J. William Woodson, Eau Gallie.
District No. 16— W. B. Kyzer, Mims.

CONSTABLES

District No. 2 — H. G. Benzenhafer, Melbourne.
District No. 6— T. W. Harland, Melbourne.
District No. 16— Owen W. Marr, Mims.

MEMBERS CANAVERAL PORT AUTHORITY

District No. 1 — A. A. Dunn, Mims; term expires Jan. 1959.
District No. 2 — W. O. B, Chittenden, Titusville; term expires
Jan., 1957.

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District No. 3 — Mayo Hill, Cocoa; term expires Jan., 1959.
District No. 4 — G. W. Laycock, Rockledge; term expires Jan.,

1957.
District No. 5 — Kelly L. Brinson, Merritt Island; term expires

Jan., 1959.

BREVARD COUNTY LIBRARY BOARD

Mrs. Ellsworth Morgan, Eau Gallie, term expired May 26,

1956 and Mrs. L Victor Coleman, Eau Gallie, commissioned

October 11, 1956 until May 26, 1960.
Anne R. Gaertner, Cocoa Beach, term expires July 22, 1957.
Minnie R. Williams, Titusville, term expired May 11, 1956 and

Mrs. E. H. Ashcraft, Titusville, commissioned August 24,

1956 until May 11, 1960.

William Fenner, Melbourne, term expired August 26, 1955.
Mrs. Louise Copelan Gibbons, Cocoa, term expires September

24, 1957.

BROWARD

COUNTY SEAT FORT LAUDERDALE

County Judge — Boyd H. Anderson.

Sheriff— Amos H. Hall.

Clerk Circuit Court— Frank H. Marks.

Clerk Criminal Court of Record — W. E. Bunch, Jr.

Judge Criminal Court of Record — W. T. Kennedy.

Solicitor Criminal Court of Record — Emmerson AUsworth.

County Assessor of Taxes — L. O. Hansen.

Tax Collector— W. H. Meeks, Jr.

Superintendent of Public Instruction — O. K. Phillips.

Supervisoor of Registration — Mrs. Easter L. Gates.

Judge Juvenile Court — Dorr S. Davis.

Judge Small Claims Court — Charles F. Goggin, Jr.

Judge Court of Crimes — Thomas F, Tompkins, Jr.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1— Richard T. GaUion, Ft. Lauderdale.

District No. 2 — H. Vivian Saxon, Pompano Beach.

District No. 3 — Henry J. Driggers, Ft. Lauderdale.

District No. 4 — Tony Salvino, Ft. Lauderdale.

District No. 5 — J. Herbert Burke, Hollywood.

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MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — A. W. Parrish, Pompano Beach.

District No. 2 — John E. Patton, Ft. Lauderdale.

District No. 3 — John O. Calvin, Hollywood.

District No. 4 — Paul E. Turner, Dania.

District No. 5 — Robert E. Ferris, Fort Lauderdale.

MEMBER FLORIDA INLAND NAVIGATION DISTRICT

R. T. Spangler, Ft. Lauderdale, term expired Jan. 8, 1957.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1. — W. Bruce Gaskin, Deerfield Beach

District No. 2 — Dwight W. Miller, Pompano Beach.

District No. 4— Ted P. Galatis, Ft. Lauderdale.

District No. 6 — Leonard H. Brook, Dania.

District No. 7 — Paul Bultman, Ft. Lauderdale.

District No. 8 — William J. Young, Hollywood, resigned No-
ember 4, 1955, and Milton E. DeVoe, Hollywood, commission-
ed December 8, 1955, until January 8, 1957.

District No. 9— H. E. Bouldin, Hallandale.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — Andrew M. Brown, Deerfield Beach.

District 2 — Virgil Wright, Pompano Beach.

District No. 3 — H. Layton Mainguy, Oakland Park, resigned
November 4, 1955.

District No. 4 — Robert G. Phillips, Ft. Lauderdale, resigned
November 10,1955, and Robert T. Adams, Jr., Ft. Lauderdale,
commissioned December 9, 1955, until January 8, 1957.

District No. 6— Cleo K. Phillips, Dania.

District No. 7— Frank D. Bennett, Ft. Lauderdale.

District No. 8 — F. D. Johansen, Hollywood.

District No. 9— A. P. Hilliard, Hallandale.

District No. 8 — Deputy Constable, Jack Lustgarden, Holly-
wood, commissioned May 29, 1953, until January 8, 1957.

MEMBERS BROWARD COUNTY PORT AUTHORITY

Paul M. Ryle, Hollywood, term expires January 8, 1957.
Geo. W. Kelly, Dania, term expires January 8, 1957.
John W. Bell, Ft. Lauderdale, term expires January 8, 1957.
R. B. Walker, Hollywood, commissioned October 24, 1955, until
January 8, 1957.

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 115

Chester A Watkins, commissioned October 28, 1955 until Jan.
8, 1957.

MEMBER NAPOLEON B. BROWARD DRAINAGE DISTRICT

Joe D. Loper, Ft. Lauderdale, term expires January 8, 1957.
Jim Durden, Ft. Lauderdale, term expires January 8, 1957.
J. E. Ousley, Ft. Lauderdale, term expires January 8, 1957.

BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE SOUTH BROWARD
HOSPITAL DISTRICT

District 1 — D. M. Jordan, Dania, term expires July 21, 1958.
District 2 — Sidney S. Holland, Hollywood, term expired March

10, 1956 and recommissioned March 20, 1956 until March 10,

1960.
District 3 — Hilbert C. Schwartz, Hallandale, term expires

March 25, 1958.
District 4 — Walter Stirling, Davie, term expired April 2, 1956,

recommissioned August 6, 1956 until April 2, 1960.
District 5 — Henry D. Perry, Hollywood, term expires May 24,

1958.

BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE NORTH BROWARD
HOSPITAL DISTRICT

District 1 — G. Russell French, Hillsboro Beach, term expired

December 13, 1956 and C. Keith Padgett, Pompano Beach,

commissioned December 31, 1956 until December 13, 1960.
District 2 — Fred W. Applegate, Pompano Beach, resigned

December 19, 1956 and Hugh D. Stillman, Pompano Beach,

commissioned January 9, 1957 until May 7, 1958.
District 3. — James C. Dean, Ft. Lauderdale, term expired July

13, 1955, recommissioned October 10, 1955 until July 13, 1959.
District 4 — C. A. Watkins, Ft. Lauderdale, resigned July 15,

1955 and Wyatt B. Hodges, Ft. Lauderdale, commissioned

August 8, 1955 until June 29, 1957.
District 5 — George Scheigert, Ft. Lauderdale, term expired

July 20, 1955 and recommissioned July 25, 1955 until July 20,

1959.
District 6 — John D. Easterlin, Ft. Lauderdale, term expires

June 27, 1957.
District 7 — William J. Kelley, Ft. Lauderdale, term expires

June 29, 1957.

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JURY COMMISSIONERS

Genevieve M. Ryan, Dania, commissioned January 19, 1955
until first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

Bruce B. Blount, Pompano Beach, commissioned February 2,
1955 until first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957,

C. J. Atwater, Ft. Lauderdale, commissioned January 2, 1956
until first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1958.

MEMBER, BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE EVERGLADES
FIRE CONTROL BOARD

Harry A. Earle, Ft. Lauderdale, commissioned August 19, 1954
until the next Senate.

CALHOUN

COUNTY SEAT — BLOUNTSTOWN

County Judge — Hanna B. Gaskin.

Sheriff— George C. Guilford.

Clerk Circuit Court — J. A. Peacock.

County Assessor of Taxes — J. K. Musgrove.

Tax Collector— J. Drew Hall.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Lewis Bailey.

Supervisor of Registration — Sidney Parrish.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Woodrow Aultman, Blountstown.
District No. 2— Albert Tindel, Altha.
District No. 3— C. W. Shelton, Rt. 2, Altha.
District No. 4 — Ben H. Stone, Jr., Kinard.
District No. 5 — D. M. Cox, Blountstown.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — Raymond Branton, Blountstown.
District No. 2— Earl F. McFarland, Blountstown.
District No. 3 — Preston Nichols, Altha.
District No. 4.— R. B. Wells, Blountstown.
District No. 5 — J. H. Bamburg, Clarksville.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — G. T. Glass, Blountstown.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — Jonah Barfield, Blountstown, deceased and

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 117

Ralph Horne, Blountstown, commissioned July 16, 1956 until
Jan. 8, 1957.

CHARLOTTE

COUNTY SEAT PUNTA GORDA

County Judge — John T. Rose, Jr.

Sheriff — Fred Quednau.

Clerk Circuit Court — Helen Wotitzky.

County Assessor of Taxes — Claude Roberts.

Tax Collector— Mrs. E. B. Yeager.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Homer L. Jones.

County Attorney — Earl D. Farr.

Supervisor of Registration — Mrs. L. V. King.

County Prosecuting Attorney — Edward L. Gerson.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Frank O. Wilkins, Cleveland.
District No. 2 — Shuby E. Locklear, Punta Gorda.
District No. 3 — Vasco Peeples, Punta Gorda.
District No. 4— H. S. O'Neil, Charlotte Harbor.
District No. 5— Matt Weeks, Punta Gorda.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — W. S. Hancock, Punta Gorda.

District No. 2 — L. A. Ainger, Engelwood.

District No. 3— J. T. Manning, Punta Gorda.

District No. 4 — Elmer Silcox, Punta Gorda, resigned July 5,

1956 and James A. McCullough, Punta Gorda, commissioned

July 10, 1956 until Jan. 8, 1957.
District No. 5 — Mary L. Watson, Punta Gorda.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — Harry R. Goulding, Punta Gorda.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1— Paul G. Rasch, Punta Gorda.

CITRUS

COUNTY SEAT INVERNESS

County Judge — O. Frank Scofield.

Sheriff — Burton R. Quinn.

Clerk Circuit Court — Francis "Cowboy" Williams.

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County Assessor of Taxes — Hugh C. Barco.

Tax Collector — E. Van Anderson.

Superintendent of Public Instruction — Roger Weaver, resign-
ed August 1, 1956 and Harry K. Buie, commissioned Aug. 6,
1956 until Jan. 8, 1957.

Supervisor of Registration — Ernest C. Johnston.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Clyde Williams, Crystal River.

District No. 2 — Clyde Byrd, Homosassa.

District No. 3 — W. A. Bellamy, Hernando.

District No. 4 — James E. Rooks, Brooksville.

District No. 5 — Norman P. Savary, Inverness.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — Emma E. Bellah, Hernando.
District No. 2 — Ernest Hay, Crystal River.
District No. 3 — Flossie L. Bassett, Floral City.
District No. 4 — Clifford K. Harmon, Homosassa.
District No. 5 — H. L. Connell, Inverness.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 3 — Nicholas J. Solyer, Hernando.
District No. 4 — Folke Becker, Floral City.
District No. 5 — S. O. Porter, Inverness.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — W. G. Bertine, Dunellon.

District No. 2 — John J. Brown, Crystal River.

District No. 3— L. E. Miley, Hernando.

District No. 4— Clyde Peters, Floral City.

District No. 5 — J. Wallace Cooper, Inverness.

CITRUS COUNTY HOSPITAL BOARD

John H. Wiliams, Crystal River, term expires July 7, 1956.
George H. Brannen, Inverness, term expires July 5, 1957.
Elmo Reed, Homosassa Sprigs, term expired July 8, 1955, re-
commissioned August 15, 1955 until July 8, 1959.
William L. Spivey, Floral City, term expires July 8, 1958.
Ben W. Jones, Inverness, term expired July 11, 1953.

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CITRUS COUNTY MOSQUITO CONTROL DISTRICT

Gail M. Osterhout, Inverness, commissioned March 1, 1955

until January 8, 1957.
James W. Harmon, Inverness, commissioned March 1, 1955

until January 8, 1957.
Brown Dumas, Crystal River, commissioned March 8, 1955

until January 8, 1957.

BOARD OF THE TSALA APOPKA BASIN RECREATION AND
WATER CONSERVATION AND CONTROL AUTHORITY

N. B. Spires, Hernando, term expired Senate 1956, confirmed
by the Senate and recommissioned August 24, 1956 until
June 11, 1960.

Frank H. Leslie, Inverness, term expired Senate 1956, con-
firmed by the Senate and recommisisoned August 8, 1956
until June 19, 1959.

E. A. Zellner, Floral City, term expired Senate 1956, confirm-
ed by the Senate and recommissioned October 3, 1956 until
June 25, 1958.

CLAY

COUNTY SEAT GREEN COVE SPRINGS

County Judge — Thomas J. Rivers.

Sheriff— J. P. Hall.

Clerk Circuit Court — R. L. Tilley, resigned Jan. 1, 1957, and

George L. Carlisle, commissioned Jan. 1, 1957 until Jan. 8,

1957.
County Assessor of Taxes — Claude H. Smith.
Tax Collector — E. Wayne Geiger.

Superintendent of Public Instruction — Hirris C. Long.
Supervisor of Registration — L. E. Wilson.
Judge Small Claims Court — J. C. Sapp, Green Cove Springs.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Marlin J. Harris, Green Cove Springs.

District No. 2 — Walter Odum, Doctors Inlet.

District No. 3 — Arthur Hatcher, Middleburg.

District No. 4. — O. J. Murrhee, Keystone Heights.

District No. 5 — Jay Daniels, Green Cove Springs,

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MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — C. M. Burkhalter, Sr., Penny Farms.
District No. 2 — W. Ernest Cherry, Doctors Inlet.
District No. 3 — Frances W. Morgan, Keystone Heights.
District No. 4 — Jack Wilkinson, Maxville.
District No. 5 — LeRoy Knowles, Green Cove Springs.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — James Rushton, Green Cove Springs.
District No. 2 — Joel L. Stephens, Orange Park.
District No. 3 — Charles B. Frisbee, Middleburg.
District No. 4 — Bernard E. Firth, Jr., Keystone Heights.
District No. 5 — P. A. Bullay, Green Cove Springs.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — James Knowles, Green Cove Springs.
District No. 2 — Carl E. Mosely, Orange Park.
District No. 3 — Irving Padgett, Middleburg.
District No. 4— W. F. Cooley, Starke.
District No. 5 — Joe Herbert, Green Cove Springs.

CLAY COUNTY HOSPITAL AUTHORITY

District 1 — F. Ion Robinson (named in act) term expires July
12, 1959.

District 2 — W. A. Jansen, (named in act) term expires July
12, 1957.

District 3 — L. E. Gnann, (named in act) term expires July 12,
1959, resigned January 20, 1956 and Minnie Lou Clark, Mid-
dleburg, commissioned February 6, 1956 until July 12, 1959.

District 4 — G. E. Wiggins, (named in act) term expires July
12, 1957.

District 5 — J. Hoyle Brown, (named in act) term expires July
12, 1959.

COLLIER

COUNTY SEAT EVERGLADES

County Judge — S. S. Jolley.

Sherifle— Roy O. Atkins.

Clerk Circuit Court — Edmund F. Scott.

County Assessor of Taxes — D. W. McLeod.

Tax Collector — A. P. Ayers.

Superintendent Public Instruction — W. D. Reynolds.

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Supervisor of Registration — G. C. Luther.
Judge Small Claims Court — Walter G. Sorokoty.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — J. M. Davidson, Everglades.

District No. 2 — W. J. Janes, Copeland.

District No. 3— R. A. Griffis, Marco.

District No. 4 — James Lorenzo Walker, Naples.

District No. 5 — Ewell F. Moore, Immokalee.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — Charles L. Strandberg, Everglades.
District No. 2 — Clyde L. Clifton, Everglades.
District No. 3— Elva B. Griffis, Marco.
District No. 4 — Geraldine C. Smith, Naples.
District No. 5— W. M. Littlefield, Immokalee.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — Paul E. Buyers, Everglades.
District No. 3 — John A. Pulling, Naples.
District No. 4 — O. W. Hancock, Immokalee.

CONSTABLES

District No. 3 — LeRoy Echols, Naples.
District No. 4 — Joe P. Brown, Immokalee.

MEMBER BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS EVERGLADE FIRE CONTROL

(Subject to Senate Confirmation)
W. D. Roberts, Immokalee; term expired Senate 1955.

MEMBERS BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT

District No. 1 — J. J. Gormican, Everglades; term expires Dec.

9, 1957.

District No. 2 — H. L. Pettit, Copeland; term expires Dec. 9

1957.

District No. 3 — T. Kelly Gantt, Marco; term expires Dec. 9,

1957.

District No. 4 — C. A. Tuell, Naples; term expires Dec. 9, 1957.

District No. 5 — Joe W, Smith, Immokalee; term expires Dec.

9, 1957.

NAPLES MOSQUITO CONTROL BOARD

Lovell C. Meadors, Jr., Naples; term expires Jan., 1959.

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E. L. Bowling, Naples; term expires Jan., 1959.
Cale H. Jones, Naples; term expires Jan., 1959.

COLUMBIA

COUNTY SEAT — LAKE CITY

County Judge — G. A. Buie, Jr.

Sheriff— Ralph P. Witt.

Clerk Circuit Court— G. W. Robarts.

County Assessor of Taxes — Lonnie M. Pearce.

Tax Collector — Alvin C. Hosford.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Albert H, Rumph.

County Attorney — W. Joe Ferguson.

Supervisor of Registration — Norman H. Miller.

Judge Small Claims Court — Milo I. Thomas, Jr.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1.— P. M. Sandlin, Lake City.

District No. 2 — Van Geiberg, Lake City.

District No. 3— J. Henry Melton, Lake City.

District No. 4— R. P. Dicks, Lake City.

District No. 5 — Robert F. Bedenbaugh, Lake City.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — Israel E. Hunter, Lake City.

District No. 2— A. B. Fielding, Ft. White.

District No. 3 — L. J. Arnold, Jr., Lake City.

District No. 4 — Wallace A. Bailey, Lulu.

District No. 5 — X. L. Lindsey, Lake City.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 6 — J. B. Sparkman, Ft. White, commissioned May

12, 1955 until Jan. 8, 1957.
District No. 10 — Leonard F. Colson, Sr., Lake City.

CONSTABLES

District No. 6— John Martin, Ft. White.
District No. 10 — Harry K. Roberts, Lake City.

LAKE SHORE HOSPITAL CORPORATION

Russell Wade, Lake City, commisioned July 20, 1955 for term
of 1 year and Leon E. Summers, Lake City, commissioned
December 3, 1956 until July 20, 1960.

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D. B. Odom, Lake City, commissioned August 1, 1955 for two

years.
J. A. Fields, Lake City, commissioned July 20, 1955 for 3 years.
H. G. Cochran, Jr., Lake City, commissioned July 20, 1955 for

4 years.
George Collins, Fort White, commissioned July 25, 1955 for

4 years.

DADE

County Judge — W. F. Blanton.

County Judge — Frank B. Dowling.

Sheriff — Thomas J. Kelley.

Clerk Circuit Court — E. B. Leatherman.

Clerk Criminal Court of Record — W. Cecil Watson, resigned
February 28, 1955, and J. F. McCracken, commisioned
February 28, 1955, until January 8, 1957.

Judge Criminal Court of Record — Ben C. Willard.

Solicitor Criminal Court of Record — John D. Marsh, resigned
November 1, 1956, and A. C. Dressier, commissioned Novem-
ber 1, 1956, until January 8, 1957.

County Assessor of Taxes, John A. Gautier.

Tax Collector — Earnest Overstreet.

Superintendent of Public Instruction — W. R. Thomas.

County Surveyor — Harold A. Schuler, Jr.

Supervisor of Registration — Carl Holmer, Jr.

Purchasing Agent — Wm. D. Joyce.

Judge Small Claims Court — Raymond G. Nathan.

Judge Small Claims Court — Sidney L. Segall.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — J. H. Yarborough, Miami.
District No. 2— Hugh Peters, Miami.
District No. 3—1. D. Mac Vicar, Miami.
District No. 4 — Preston B. Bird, Miami.
District No. 5 — Grant Stockdale, Miami.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1— R. S. Butler, Miami.

District No. 2 — Mrs. Helene J. Vosloh, Miami Springs.

District No. 3 — C. Raymond Van Dusen, Miami.

124 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

District No. 4 — E. L, AUsworth, Miami.

District No. 5 — Anna Brenner Meyers, Miami Beach.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1— Hugh F. DuVal, Jr., Miami.

District No. 2 — Francis J. Christie, Miami.

District No. 3 — Ruth Linda Sutton, Coral Gables.

District No. 4 — Sylvester P. Adair, Homestead.

District No. 5 — Kenneth Oka, Miami Beach,

CONSTABLES

District No. 1— W. M. Hudson, Miami.
District No. 2 — George F. Rogers, Miami.
District No. 3 — Thelma R. Hardison, Miami.
District No. 4 — George E. Wright, Miami.
District No. 5 — Leonard Tobin, Miami.

MEMBER FLORIDA INLAND NAVIGATION DISTRICT

C. Robert Gardner, Miami, deceased and J. A. Guy ton, com-
missioned May 27, 1955, until January 6, 1959.

CHIEF PROBATION OFFICER OF THE JUVENILE AND
DOMESTIC RELATIONS COURT

W. Ira Hazlett, Miami, term expired December 8, 1955, recom-
missioned Decem.ber 8, 1955, until December 8, 1959.

PROBATION AND PAROLE OFFICER

R. B. Eavenson, Miami, term expired July 6, 1955, recomis-
sioned July 6, 1955, until July 6, 1959.

MEMBER BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS EVERGLADES FIRE CONTROL

((Subject to Senate Confirmation)
Cason Ives, Ojus, term expired Senate of 1955.

DADE COUNTY JURY COMMISSIONERS

I. M. Weinstein, Miami, commissioned January 18, 1955, until
January 8, 1957.

Tom J. Lummus, Miami, term expired January 1956, and T.
V. Moore, commissioned February 6, 1956, until first Tues-
day after first Monday in January 1958.

JUVENILE COURT AND DOMESTIC RELATIONS

Judge — Walter H. Beckham, Miami, term expires July 3, 1957.
Judge — W. R. Culbreath, Miami, commissioned June 29, 1955,
until January 8, 1957.

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CIVIL COURT OF RECORD

(Subject to Senate Confirmation)
Judge — David J. Heffernan, Miami, term expires January 15,

1958.
Judge — Norman Hendry, Miami, term expires August 5, 1957.
Judge — John C. Wynn, Miami, term expired July 11, 1955;

J. Tillman Pearson, commissioned July 11, 1955, until July

11, 1959.
Judge — John R. Blanton, Miami, commissioned July 28, 1955,

until July 28, 1959.

COMMISSIONERS OF PILOTAGE

Faris N. Cowart, Miami, term expired December 2, 1955, and
Julian M. Fernandez, Miami, commissioned December 14,
1955, until Next Senate, confirmed by the Senate and re-
commissioned August 13, 1956, until December 2, 1959.

Robert M. Ludwig, Miami Beach, term expired October 25,
1955, and J. B. Tompkins, Miami Beach, commissioned De-
cember 12, 1955, until Next Senate, confirmed by the Senate
and recommissioned August 13, 1956, until October 25, 1959.

George R. Headley, Miami, term expired November 5, 1955,
and R. Hardy Matheson, Miami, commissioned December
14, 1955, until Next Senate, confirmed by the Senate and
recommissioned September 6, 1956, until November 5, 1959,
resigned October 10, 1956, and David S. Batcheller, Miami,
commissioned November 28, 1956, until the Next Senate.

Edward Fishbein, Miami, term expired November 27, 1955,
and Carl W. Rom, Miami, commissioned December 14, 1955,
until the Next Senate, confirmed by the Senate and re-
commissioned August 31, 1956, until November 27, 1959.

David W. Walters, Coral Gables, resigned July 13, 1955, and
George S. Okell, Jr., Miami, commissioned July 25, 1955,
until the Next Senate, confirmed by the Senate and re-
commissioned August 13, 1956, until November 18, 1959.

JUDGES — COURT OF CRIMES

Ray H. Pearson, Miami, term expired July 18, 1955, recommis-
sioned July 18, 1955, until July 18, 1959, resigned January
9, 1956, and George E. Schulz, Miami Springs, commissioned

126 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

January 13, 1956, until first Tuesday after first Monday in
January, 1959.
Eugene A. Williams, Miami, commissioned July 28, 1955, until
January 8, 1957.

COUNTY ADJUSTMENT BOARD

Burton M. Cohen, Miami, resigned February 21, 1955, and
Robert A. Schade, Coral Gables, commissioned March 15, 1955,

until October 1, 1955.
Jules P. Channing, Miami, term expired September 29, 1956,

and Jos. H. Pero, Jr., Miami, commissioned December 13,

1956, until September 29, 1959.
Sidney M. Aronovitz, Miami, term expired September 20, 1956,

recommissioned September 26, 1956, until September 20,

1959.
Bernard M. Trammell, Miami, term expired August 15, 1955,

recommissioned October 20, 1955, until August 15, 1958.
D. Earl Wilson, Miami, term expired August 22, 1955, and re-
commissioned October 24, 1955, until August 22, 1958.

COUNTY BUDGET COMMISSION

District 1 — Clement L. Theed, Miami, term expired June 9,

1955, and Jane S. Roberts, Miami, commissioned August 15,

1955, until June 9, 1959.
District 2 — Frank O. Pruitt, Miami, term expired June 10, 1956,

and John M. Hamlin, Miami, commissioned October 15, 1956,

until June 10, 1960.
District 3 — W. L. Farris, Miami, term expired June 7, 1955, and

Edward R. Annis, Miami, commissioned August 29, 1955,

until June 7, 1959.
District 4 — William S. Sottile, Homestead, term expired June

11, 1956, and R. Hardy Matheson, Miami, commissioned

October 15, 1956, until June 11, 1960.
District 5 — C. W. Chase, Jr., Miami Beach, term expired June

7, 1955, and recommissioned August 22, 1955, until June 7,

1959.

METROPOLITAN CHARTER BOARD

Max Orovitz, Miami Beach, commissioned August 22, 1956,
until June 30, 1957.

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C. H. Crandon, Miami, commissioned August 27, 1956, until

June 30, 1957.
Mitchell Wolf son, Miami, commissioned August 20, 1956, until

June 30, 1957.
S. D. Phillips, Jr., Miami, commissioned August 22, 1956, until

June 30, 1957.
J. D. Ryan, Miami Springs, commissioned August 29, 1956, until

June 30, 1957.
Mrs. John A. Baker, Miami, commissioned August 29, 1956,

until June 30, 1957.
Geo. H. Cooper, Princeton, commissioned August 20, 1956,

until June 30, 1957.
William L. Pallot, Miami, commissioned August 20, 1956, until

June 30, 1957.
Joseph J. Orr, Miami, commissioned August 20, 1956, until

June 30, 1957.
William Grogan, Miami, commissioned August 20, 1956, until

June 30, 1957.
W. Keith Phillips, Miami, commissioned September 10, 1956,

until June 30, 1957.
Franklin Parson, Miami, commissioned September 17, 1956,

until June 30, 1957.
Mrs. Malvina W. Leibman, Miami, commissioned November

19, 1956, until June 30, 1957.
Kurt Peiser, Miami Beach, commissioned November 13, 1956,

until June 30, 1957.
W. Keith Phillips, Miami, commissioned September 10, 1956,

until June 30, 1957.
H. Franklin Williams, Coral Gables, commissioned December

10, 1956, until June 30, 1957.
Wm. D. Singer, Miami, commissioned December 10, 1956, until

June 30, 1957.

DESOTO

COUNTY SEAT — ARCADIA

County Judge — Gordon Hayes.

Sheriff— Lloyd R. Holton.

Clerk Circuit Court — Leslie E. Avant.

County Assessor of Taxes — Miss Kate Carlton,

128 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

Tax Collector— Mrs. Edna M. Robertson.
Superintendent of Public Instruction — Charles O. Weaver.
Prosecuting Attorney — William W. Dishong.
Supervisor of Registration — Miss Sallie Ivey.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Dana J. Jones, Arcadia.
District No. 2 — J. Maston Bates, Arcadia.
District No. 3 — Arthur D. Shelfer, Arcadia.
District No. 4— S. N. Smith, Arcadia.
District No. 5 — J. A. Craft, Arcadia.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — Harold D. Garner, Arcadia; resigned February
13, 1956, and J. F. Hollingsworth, Arcadia, commissioned
March 22, 1956, until first Tuesday after first Monday in
January, 1959.

District No. 2 — Geo. W. Boring, Arcadia.

District No. 3 — Harold S. Johnson, Nocatee.

District No. 4 — E. J. Yelvington, Arcadia.

District No. 5 — Thomas R. Brown, Arcadia.

DIXIE

COUNTY SEAT — CROSS CITY

County Judge — Ike C. Harmon.

Sheriff— L. E. Hatcher.

Clerk Circuit Court — Cauley C. Copeland.

County Assessor of Taxes — J. B. Sanders.

Tax Collector— D. E. Butler.

Superintendent of Public Instruction — LeRoy Locke.

Supervisor of Registration — Willie Gene Sparrow.

Judge Small Claims Court — L. L. Galloway.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Warren Barber, Cross City.

District No. 2— J. O. Green, Old Town.

District No. 3 — Hal Chewning, Cross City.

District No. 4— C. C. Wilder, Cross City.

District No. 5 — John Obie Osteen, Horseshoe Beach.

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MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1— Ethel May Driggers, Old Town.
District No. 2— Hildred McCaskill, Cross City.
District No. 3 — Grady Hires, Steinhatchee.
District No. 4— Fred W. Fletcher, Old Town.
District No. 5 — H. A. Langston, Cross City.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — Cleve Dees, Old Town, resigned August 1, 1956,

and Jack Fuquay, Cross City, commissioned August 1, 1956,

until January 8, 1957.
District No. 2 — Jack Keene, Cross City, resigned August 20,

1956, and Edgar Futch, Old Town, commissioned August

22, 1956, until January 8, 1957.

DUVAL

COUNTY SEAT — JACKSONVILLE

County Judge — McKenney J. Davis.

Sheriff — Rex Sweat.

Clerk Circuit Court — Leonard W. Thomas.

Judge Juvenile Court — Marion W. Gooding, Jacksonville, term
expired August 18, 1955, recommissioned November 4, 1955,
until August 18, 1959.

Judge Small Claims Court — J. Henry Taylor, commissioned
January 4, 1955, until first Tuesday after first Monday in
January, 1959, deceased, and W. Shannon Linning, Jackson-
ville, commissioned January 9, 1957, until first Tuesday after
first Monday in January, 1959.

Clerk Criminal Court Record — Kathleen L. Hartley.

Judge Criminal Court of Record — William T. Harvey.

Judge Criminal Court of Record — A. Lloyd Layton, commis-
sioned November 13, 1956, until first Tuesday after first
Monday in January, 1959.

Solicitor Criminal Court of Record — Harry H. Martin.

County Assessor of Taxes — Leon E. Forbes.

Tax Collector — Clyde H. Simpson.

Superintendent of Public Instruction — Iva T. Sprinkle.

Supervisor of Registration — Fleming H. Bowden.

130 REPORT OP THE SECRETARY OF STATE

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — J. B. Mallard, Jacksonville.
District No. 2 — Ray Greene, Jacksonville.
District No. 3 — Joe F. Hammond, Jacksonville.
District No. 4 — Julian Warren, Jacksonville.
District No. 5 — Joe Burnett, Jacksonville.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — L. S. Sheffield, Jacksonville, deceased, and
Raymond A. David, Jacksonville, commissioned October 18,

1955, until January 8, 1957.

District No. 2 — Martinez Baker, Jacksonville.
District No. 3 — Verley Theron Spivey, Jacksonville.
District No. 4 — Lassiter A. Mason, Jacksonville.
District No. 5 — Ned Pete Searcy, Jacksonville.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — George A. Harris, Jacksonville.

District No. 2 — Sarah Bryan, Jacksonville.

District No. 3 — Genevieve King Medlock, Jacksonville.

District No. 4 — James L. Gavagan, Jacksonville, deceased, and

D. Harley Giddens, Jacksonville, commissioned February

27, 1956, until January 8, 1957.
District No. 5 — T. O. Holmes, Jacksonville.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — Lonnie A. Sikes, Jacksonville.
District No. 2 — George H. Brown, Jr., Jacksonville.
District No. 3 — J. R. Carmichael, Jacksonville.
District No. 4 — Frank E. Brunson, Jr., Jacksonville Beach.
District No. 5 — W. T. Woodard, Jacksonville.
Note: The above Justice of the Peace Districts ruled invalid
and the following were commissioned:

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District 2 — John D. Tomlinson, Jacksonville, commissioned

October 4, 1956, until January 8, 1957.
District 3 — L. C. Oliver, Baldwin, commissioned October 8,

1956, until January 8, 1957.

District 4 — George A. Harris, Jacksonville, commissioned Oc-
tober 5, 1956, until January 8, 1957.

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District 5 — D. Harley Giddens, Jacksonville Beach, commis-
sioned October 4, 1956, until January 8, 1957.

District 8 — Steve J. Targonski, Bayard, commissioned October
9, 1956, until January 8, 1957.

District 9 — Genevieve King Medlock, Jacksonville, commis-
sioned October 5, 1956, until January 8, 1957.

District 10 — Mrs. Dorcas B. Drake, Jacksonville, commissioned
October 5, 1956, until January 8, 1957.

District 11 — Sarah Bryan, Jacksonville, commissioned Novem-
ber 20, 1956, until January 8, 1957.

District 12 — T. O. (Tom) Holmes, Jacksonville, commissioned
October 8, 1956, until January 8, 1957.

CONSTABLES

District 2 — D. M. Keen, Dinsmore, commissioned October 8,
1956, until January 8, 1957.

District 3 — Emory V. Roberts, Baldwin, commissioned October
8, 1956, until January 8, 1957.

District 4 — Lonnie A. Sikes, Jacksonville, commissioned Oc-
tober 4, 1956, until January 8, 1957.

District 5 — Frank E. Brunson, Jr., Jacksonville, commissioned
October 5, 1956, until January 8, 1957.

District 8 — R. G. Judge Hartley, Jacksonville, commissioned
October 9, 1956, until January 8, 1957.

District 9 — George H. Brown, Jr., Jacksonville, commissioned
October 8, 1956, until January 8, 1957.

District 10 — J. R. Carmichael, Jacksonville, commissioned Oc-
tober 5, 1956, until January 8, 1957.

District 11 — A. M. Stephens, Jacksonville, commissioned Oc-
tober 4, 1956, until January 8, 1957.

District 12 — W. T. (Bill) Woodward, Jacksonville, commis-
sioned October 9, 1956, until January 8, 1957.

DUVAL COUNTY CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION

District No. 1 — Carl M. Taylor, Jacksonville, term expires

January 1, 1957.
District No. 2 — Walter N. Pace, Jacksonville, term expires

January 1, 1957.
District No. 3 — James E. Ross, Jacksonville, term expires

January 1, 1959.

132 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

District No, 4 — Paul R. Akin, Jacksonville, term expires

January 1, 1957.
District No. 5 — Marshall D. Heeth, Jacksonville, term expires

January 1, 1959. \

MEMBER FLORIDA INLAND NAVIGATION DISTRICT

D. Byron King, Jacksonville, term expires January, 1959.

PROBATION AND PAROLE OFFICER — CRIMINAL COURT OF RECORD

P. Bedford Wright, term expires June 15, 1955, confirmed by
the Senate and recommissioned June 15, 1955, until June
15, 1959.

CIVIL COURT OF RECORD

(Subject to Senate Confirmation)
Judge — Burton Barrs, Jacksonville, term expires May 5, 1957.

PROVISIONAL CRIMINAL COURT

Judge — A. Lloyd Layton, Jacksonville, commissioned June 1,

1955, until January 8, 1957. (Commissioned as Judge of
Criminal Court of Record. Constitutional Amendment No. 6,
1956 General Election.)

COUNTY JURY COMMISSIONERS

John S. Bond, Sr., Jacksonville, term expired January, 1955,
recommissioned for term ending January 8, 1957, and re-
commissioned January 8, 1957, for two years.

L. G. Armstrong, Jacksonville, commissioned April 6, 1956,
until first Tuesday after first Monday in January, 1958.

COUNTY BUDGET COMMISSION

District No. 1 — Victor R. Rooney, Jacksonville, term expired
June 7, 1955, and George L. Proctor, Jacksonville, commis-
sioned June 7, 1955, until June 7, 1959.

District No. 2 — W. T. Dow, Jacksonville, term expired June 7,

1956, and recommissioned June 11, 1956, until June 7, 1960.
District No. 3 — Fred E. Biggs, Jacksonville, term expired June

5, 1955, and recommissioned June 10, 1955, until June 5, 1959.

District No. 4 — Wm. T. Gordon, Jacksonville, term expired
June 4, 1956, and Joseph G. Kennelly, Jr., Jacksonville, com-
missioned June 8, 1956, until June 4, 1960.

District No. 5 — ^Wm. H. Dowling, Jacksonville, term expired
June 11, 1955, and recommissioned June 14, 1955, until
June 11, 1959.

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COMMISSIONERS OF PILOTAGE

Clarence Ashby, Jacksonville, term expired February 19, 1955,
recommissioned March 18, 1955, until the Next Senate, con-
firmed by the Senate and recommissioned June 6, 1955, until
February 19, 1959.

Horace C. Avery, Jacksonville, term expired February 19, 1955,
recommissioned March 22, 1955, until the Next Senate, con-
firmed by the Senate and recommissioned June 6, 1955, until
February 19, 1959.

James C. Merrill, Jacksonville, term expired February 19, 1955,
recommissioned March 21, 1955, confirmed by the Senate
and recommissioned June 6, 1955, until February 19, 1959.

Franklin G. Russell, Jacksonville, term expired February
19, 1955, recommissioned March 18, 1955 until the next
Senate, confirmed by the Senate and recommissioned June
6, 1955 until February 19, 1959.

George W. Milam, Jacksonville, term expired February 19,
1955, recommissioned March 24, 1955 until the next Senate,
confirmed by the Senate and recommissioned June 6, 1955
until February 19, 1959.

DUVAL COUNTY WELFARE BOARD

T. D. HoUiday, Jacksonville, term expired July 10, 1955, and

G. Dekle Taylor, Jacksonville, commissioned September 19,

1955, until July 10, 1959.
Mrs. Frances Baker Lane, Jacksonville, term expired July 10,

1955, and Clarence G. King, Jr., Jacksonville, commissioned

September 20, 1955, until July 10, 1959.
Mrs. Joseph M. Glickstein, Jacksonville, term expired July 10,

1955, and Mrs. George L. Nunn, Jacksonville, commissioned

September 20, 1955, until July 10, 1959.
Raymond B. Harris, Jacksonville, term expired July 10, 1955,

and Mrs. John Rosenblum, Jacksonville, commissioned Sep-
tember 19, 1955, until July 10, 1959.
Mrs. Walter M. Ford, Jacksonville, term expires July 10, 1957.
Walker Stamps, Jacksonville, resigned January 4, 1956, and

Edward Jelks, Jacksonville, commissioned February 7, 1956,

until July 10, 1957.

Crawford Solomon, Jacksonville, term expires July 10, 1957.

134 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

Mrs. Richard H. Harlan, Jr., Jacksonville, term expires July 10,
1957.

J. R. White, Jacksonville, term expired July 10, 1955, and re-
commissioned September 19, 1955, until July 10, 1959.

DUVAL COUNTY BEACHES HOSPITAL BOARD

H. A. Durden, Jacksonville, term expires July 1, 1957.
Hewett H. Daniel, Jacksonville, term expired July 1, 1955, and

Mrs. Leo S. Woodard, Jacksonville Beach, commissioned

August 22, 1955, until July 1, 1959.
H. George Garrison, Jacksonville, term expired July 1, 1955,

and Dr. Adolph Gone, Jacksonville Beach, commissioned

August 19, 1955, until July 1, 1959.
W. Hopson Goodloe, Neptune Beach, resigned November 15,

1956, and James D. Goodloe, Neptune Beach, commissioned

November 26, 1956, until July 1, 1957.
William F. Strickland, Mayport, term expired July 1, 1957.

JACKSONVILLE EXPRESSWAY AUTHORITY

Irving J. Pemberton, Jacksonville, commissioned August 10,

1955, for three years.
James H. O'Reilly, Jacksonville, commissioned August 4, 1955,

for two years.
Lucius A. Buck, Jacksonville, commissioned August 4, 1955,

for four years.

ESCAMBIA

COUNTY SEAT — PENSACOLA

County Judge — Harvey E. Page.

Sheriff— R. L. Kendrick.

Clerk Circuit Court — Langley Bell.

Judges Court of Record — Ernest Mason, Kirk M. Beall.

Solicitor Court of Record — John L. Reese.

Clerk Court of Record — George Trawick.

County Assessor of Taxes — Frances Botts.

Tax Collector — Ben L. Davis.

Superintendent of Public Instruction — William J. Woodham, Jr.

Supervisor of Registration — Joe Oldmixon,

Judge Small Claim Court — C. Hobart Villar, resigned Novem-
ber 15, 1956, and William H. Anderson commissioned No-
vember 21, 1956, until January 1, 1957.

OF THE STATE OP FLORIDA 135

Judge of the Juvenile Court — Theodore F. Bruno, commis-
sioned August 10, 1955, until January 8, 1957. (Became Judge
of Juvenile Division of Court of Record, referendum election
held in accordance with Chapter 30380, Acts 1955.)

Judge of the Juvenile Division of the Court of Record — Theo-
dore F. Bruno, commissioned November 26, 1956, until first
Tuesday after first Monday in January, 1959.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Vincent A. Caro, Pensacola.
District No. 2 — A. S. Cobb, Pensacola.
District No. 3 — Clint Reilly, Pensacola.
District No. 4 — Jno. R. Jones, Pensacola.
District No. 5— T. C. McCoy, Pensacola.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — A. S. Edwards, Pensacola.
District No. 2 — Oliver J. Semmes, Pensacola.
District No. 3 — A. F. Vaughn, Atmore.
District No. 4 — L. D. McArthur, Pensacola.
District No. 5 — Irving F. Welch, Pensacola.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — H. Fletcher Davis, Pensacola, suspended Oc-
tober 13, 1955, and Edna Brazwell, Pensacola, commissioned
October 19, 1955, during suspension of H. Fletcher Davis.

District No. 2 — L. B. Morgan, Pensacola.

District No. 3 — J. A. Jacobi, Pensacola.

District No. 4 — Grover J. Davis, Pensacola.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — J. E. "Al" Harrison, Pensacola.

District No. 2 — W. J. Kelson, Pensacola.

District No. 3 — Nolan L. Booker, Pensacola.

District No. 4 — W. C. Rigby, Century, deceased, and James

Horace Simmons, commissioned September 22, 1955, until

January 8, 1957.

COUNTY BUDGET COMMISSION

District No. 1 — Marco J. White, Jr., Pensacola, term expired

August 9, 1952.
District No. 2 — Charles Soule, Pensacola, term expired August

8, 1953.

136 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

District No. 3 — Edward C. Jones, Pensacola, term expired

August 8, 1954.
District No. 4 — Wilson Harris, Pensacola, term expired August

15,1955.
District No. 5 — William G. Turbeville, Pensacola, term expired

August 9, 1955.

HARBOR MASTER

Capt. Bennie Edmundson, Pensacola; term expired April 20,
1955, confirmed by Senate and recormnissioned June 10, 1955,
until May 20, 1957.

CIVIL SERVICE BOARD

W. L. Wheeler, Pensacola; term expires February 13, 1957.
Harry L. Robinson, Pensacola; term expires February 13, 1957.
Frank D. Wagner, Pensacola; term expires February 9, 1957.

COMMISSIONERS OF PILOTAGE

(Subject to Senate Confirmation)
A. E. Langford, Pensacola; term expires June 6, 1957.
Joseph P. Roe, Pensacola; term expires June 6, 1957.
William V. Fauria, Pensacola; term expires June 6, 1957.
Joseph F. Marques, Jr., Pensacola; term expired Senate, 1955.
Jesse E. Watson, Sr., Pensacola; term expires June 6, 1957.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF
ESCAMBIA COUNTY PUBLIC HOSPITAL BOARD

A. L. Whigham, Century, term expired October 3, 1956, re-
commissioned October 16, 1956, until October 3, 1960.

E. F. Sisson, Pensacola, term expired October 6, 1955, re-
commissioned October 6, 1955, until October 6, 1959.

Paul F. Baranco, Pensacola, commissioned May 16, 1955, until
October 2, 1958.

Forsyth Caro, commissioned June 23, 1955, until December 1,
1957.

Mrs. Lottie Mandeville, Pensacola, commissioned July 1, 1955,
until October 4, 1956, recommissioned October 25, 1956, until
October 4, 1960.

FLAGLER

COUNTY SEAT — BUNNELL

County Judge — E. W. Johnston, Sr.
Sheriff— T. K. McKnight.

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Clerk Circuit Court — Ralph E. Harbert.

County Assessor of Taxes — D. D. Moody.

Tax Collector— J. F. Mercer.

Superintendent of Public Instruction — Mrs. Donella D. Chas-
tain, resigned August 15, 1956, and Z. D. Holland, Bunnell,
commissioned August 16, 1956, until January 8, 1957.

Supervisor of Registration — Mrs. Gladys Deen.

Judge Small Claims Court — W. L. Wadsworth.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — L. E. Wadsworth, Bunnell, resigned January

7, 1955, and John A. Clegg, Bunnell, commissioned January
12, 1955, until January 8, 1957.

District No. 2 — George E. Wickline, Flagler Beach.

District No. 3— R. W. Cody, Bunnell.

District No. 4— Alfred R. Tucker, Bunnell.

District No. 5 — E. A. Hunter, Espanola.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — Herschel C. King, Bunnell.

District No. 2 — Raymond F. Tucker, Bunnell.

District No. 3 — W. L. Dunson, Bunnell.

District No. 4 — Harold D. Emery, Bunnell.

District No. 5— J. H. McKnight, Jr., Bunnell.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — Duane A. Deen, Bunnell, commissioned Jan.
4, until Jan. 8, 1957.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — J. L. Pellicer, Bunnell, deceased and P. A.
Edmonson, Bunnell, commissioned July 5, 1956, until January

8, 1957.

MEMBER FLORIDA INLAND NAVIGATION DISTRICT

O. F. Alford, Bunnell, commissioned January 4, 1955, for 4
years.

EAST FLAGLER MOSQUITO CONTROL DISTRICT

J. W. Kunkle, Bunnell, commissioned February 15, 1955, until
July 15, 1956.

FRANKLIN

COUNTY SEAT — APALACHICOLA

County Judge — R. M. Witherspoon.

138 REPORT OP THE SECRETARY OP STATE

Sheriff— Herbert O. Marshall.

Clerk Circuit Court— G. P. Bradford.

County Assessor of Taxes — Fred A. Hoffman.

Tax Collector — Oscar C. Melvin.

Superintendent Public Instruction — John C. Moore.

Supervisor of Registration — Miss Clyde Brown.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — D. Waldo Brown, East Point.
District No. 2 — Peter W. Comforter, Apalachicola.
District No. 3 — Joe Johnson, Apalachicola.
District No. 4 — Phillip Ovid Schoelles, Apalachicola.
District No. 5— C. T. Miller, Carrabelle.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — Catherine Floyd, Apalachicola.
District No. 2 — Harry A. Larsen, Carrabelle.
District No. 3 — George W. Creamer, East Point.
District No. 4 — Paul M. Wasmund, Apalachicola.
District No. 5 — J. A. Steely, Apalachicola.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — Oliver Nash, Apalachicola.
District No. 2 — Cornelius Ross, Carrabelle.
District No. 3— Houston Miller, East Point.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE FRANKLIN COUNTY HOSPITAL

J. L. Mayton, Carrabelle, resigned June 28, 1955 and George
Eugene Melvin, Apalachicola, commissioned August 31, 1955
until January 27, 1959.

Clifton W. Robbins, Apalachicola, term expires January 31,
1957.

T. J. Bush, Apalachicola, term expires January 27, 1957.

G. W. Segree, East Point, term expired January 27, 1956, re-
commissioned March 26, 1956 until January 27, 1960.

Sebun Jackson, Carrabelle, term expires February 4, 1958.

GADSDEN

COUNTY SEAT — QUINCY

County Judge — H. Y. Reynolds.

Sheriff— Otho Edwards.

Clerk Circuit Court — Edwin Baur.

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County Assessor of Taxes — Tewey McPherson.
Tax Collector — Clinton Bassett.
Superintendent Public Instruction — M. D. Walker.
Prosecuting Attorney — William D. Doss.
Supervisor of Registration — J. Love Hutchinson.
County Surveyor — James D. Shelfer.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — W. P. Woodberry, Havana.

District No. 2 — E. Perry Woodward, Quincy.

District No. 3 — Homer B Hirt, Chattahoochee.

District No. 4 — Thomas Smith, Quincy.

District No. 5 — Thomas L. Maxwell, Quincy.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — Cecil V. Butler, Havana.

District No. 2 — John C. Hinson, Quincy.

District No. 3 — Edward H. Fletcher, Greensboro.

District No. 4 — C. O. Bevis, Chattahoochee.

District No. 5 — H. E. Morgan, Quincy.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District. No 1 — W. A. McDearmid, Quincy.
District No. 9 — A. K. Gholson, Chattahoochee.

CONSTABLES

District No 1 — Stuart Bostick, Quincy.

District No. 9 — Edward D. Shepard, Chattahoochee.

GILCHRIST

COUNTY SEAT TRENTON

County Judge — Elwyn M. Akins.

Sheriff — R. E. Davis, Jr., resigned July 3, 1956 and Mark Read,
commissioned July 12, 1956, deceased and Clyde Wilhams
commissioned December 20, 1956 until Jan. 8, 1957.

Clerk Circuit Court — Horace Thomas.

County Assessor of Texas — A. M. Quincey.

Tax Collector— Ben M. Willams.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Carl Roberts.

Supervisor of Registration — Miss Nelhe Langston.

Judge Small Claims Court — Miller Lang.

140 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Jack Rowell, Trenton.
District No. 2 — Cecil Corbin, Wilcox.
District No. 3— W. O. Cannon, Bell.
District No. 4 — Cecil Perkins, Bell.
District No. 5 — Joel Langford, Trenton.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — Stacey Quincey, Trenton.
District No. 2— C. K. Bryant, Trenton.
District No. 3 — Evans Sanders, Bell.
District No. 4 — Theatis O. Thomas, Branford.
District No. 5 — Aubrey J. Watson, High Springs.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 2— Paul L. Everett Wilcox.

CONSTABLES

District No. 2 — N. L. Curry, Trenton.

GILCHRIST COUNTY PARK BOARD

T E. Lindsey, Trenton, commissioed October 24, 1955 until
January 1, 1957.

Lonnie Simpson, Trenton, commissioned October 24, 1955 until
January 1, 1959.

Jack Rowell, Ex-Officio Member — County Commissioner.

Evans Sanders, Ex-Officio Member — Mbr. Bd. of Public In-
struction.

Robert H. Johnson, Trenton, commissioned October 25, 1955
until January 1, 1959.

GLADES

COUNTY SEAT — MOORE HAVEN

County Judge — J. M. Couse.

Sheriff — C. S. Pressley, deceased, and Mrs. C. S. Pressley com-
missioned April 13, 1956, resigned July 31, 1956, and Roy D,
Lundy commissioned August 3, 1956, until January 8, 1957.

Clerk Circuit Court — D. S. Weeks, deceased, and Mrs. Florence
S. Scott commissioned May 30, 1955, until January 8, 1957.

County Assessor of Taxes — I. E. Scott.

Tax Collector— Cecile Y. Pape.

Superintendent of Public Instruction — Velton Walters.

Supervisor of Registration — Mrs. Sallie Hadden.

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 141

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — J. S. Aly, Moore Haven.
District No. 2— Thomas W. Coker, LaBelle.
District No. 3 — J. W. Adkins, Moore Haven.
District No. 4 — Vance W. Whidden, Moore Haven.
District No. 5 — Wendell Click, Moore Haven.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Districe No. 1 — Broward M. Daniel, Moore Haven.
District No. 2 — Wendell Howard, LeBelle.
District No. 3— D. C. Settle, Moore Haven.
District No. 4 — Lacy Raulerson, Palmdale.
District No. 5 — Lorena Skipper, Moore Haven.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — Henry S. Bales, Moore Haven.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — R. L. Golden, Moore Haven.

GULF

COUNTY SEAT WEWAHITCHKA

County Judge — J. E. Pridgeon.

Sheriff— Byrd E. Parker.

Clerk Circuit Court— Geo. Y. Core.

County Assessor of Taxes — Samuel A. Patrick.

Tax Collector — Harland O. Pridgeon.

Superintendent of Public Instruction — Thomas A. Owens.

Supervisor of Registration — C. G. Rish (Mrs.) .

Judge Small Claims Court — B. B. Conklin, Wewahitchka, com-
missioned June 30, 1955, until first Tuesday after first Mon-
day in January, 1959.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1— T. D. Whitfield, Wewahitchka.

District No. 2— E. C. Harden, Sr., Wewahitchka.

District No. 3— Parker G. Hart, Port St. Joe.

District No. 4— J. C. Price, Port St. Joe.

District No. 5 — George W. Cooper, Port St. Joe.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — Clyde F. Brogdon, Wewahitchka.

142 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

District No. 2— Carter Ward, Port St. Joe.

District No. 3— Fennon Talley, Port St. Joe.

District No. 4 — J. B. Harris, Port St. Joe, resigned September
17, 1956, and C. E. Boyer, Port St. Joe, commissioned Oc-
tober 5, 1956, until January 8, 1957.

District No. 5— J. A. Whitfield, Wewahitchka.

COMMISSIONERS OF PILOTAGE

W. O. Anderson, Port St. Joe, term expired December 6, 1955,
and John Robert Smith, Port St. Joe, commissioned De-
cember 28, 1955, until the Next Senate, recommissioned
December 27, 1956, until next Senate.

Robert Bellows, Port St. Joe, term expired December 6, 1955,

and recommissioned January 18, 1956, until next Senate.
Harry H. Saunders, Port St. Joe, term expired December 6,

1955, and recommissioned December 28, 1955, until the Next
Senate, and Dr. Wesley Grace commissioned December 27,

1956, until the next Senate.

Fred Maddox, Port St. Joe, term expired December 6, 1955,
and Earl D. Atchison, Port St. Joe, commissioned January 9,
1956, until the next Senate, and Blakely Thomason, Port
St. Joe, commissioned December 27, 1956, until the next
Senate.

Herbert C. Brown, Port St. Joe, term expired December 6,
1955, recommissioned December 28, 1955, until the next
Senate, and T. W. Hinote, commissioned December 27, 1956,
until the next Senate.

PORT ST. JOE PORT AUTHORITY

Tom S. Coldewey, Port St. Joe, commissioned July 18, 1955,

for four years.
W. P. Gilbert, Port St. Joe, commissioned July 20, 1955, for

two years.
Henry A. Campbell, Port St. Joe, commissioned July 25, 1955,

for four years.
W. R. Tapper, Port St. Joe, commissioned July 27, 1955, for

two years.
C. H. McKnight, Port St. Joe, commissioned September 7, 1955,

for four years.

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 143

DEAD LAKES COMMISSION

Max W. Kilbourn, Wewahitchka, commissioned August 22,

1955, until January 8, 1957.
David C. Gaskin, Wewahitchka, commissioned August 18, 1955,

until January 8, 1957.
C. L. Morgan, Wewahitchka, commissioned September 15, 1955,

until January 8, 1957.
W. C. Roche, Wawahitchka, commissioned September 22, 1955,

until January 8, 1957.
William H. Linton, Wewahitchka, commissioned November 18,

1955, until January 8, 1957.

HAMILTON

COUNTY SEAT JASPER

County Judge — Ernest Rutledge.

Sheriff — George Royals.

Clerk Circuit Court — Miss Thelma Lewis.

County Assessor of Taxes — J. W. Register.

Tax Collector — J. Gordon Wetherington.

Superintendent of Public Instruction — R. W. Wilkinson.

Supervisor of Registration — Sarah Culbreth Bundy.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Herman Bradshaw, Jennings.

District No. 2 — S. L. Smith, Jennings.

District No. 3 — Maurice Bennett, Jasper.

District No. 4 — Aaron Hogan, White Springs.

District No. 5 — Jerry B. Smith, Jasper.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — Bryant Deas, Jennings.

District No. 2 — Frank Matthews, Jasper.

District No. 3 — Mrs. Lillian S. Saunders, White Springs.

District No. 4 — Allen B. Tyre, Jasper.

District No. 5 — Clyde Hunter, White Springs.

HAMILTON COUNTY PUBLIC HOSPITAL

Turner Jones, Jasper, term expires January 22, 1958.
Mrs. Ponce Sandlin, Jasper, term expires January 22, 1958.
Joe S. Howell, Jennings, term expired January 22, 1955.

144 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

Billy W. Hill, Jasper, term expires January 22, 1960.
Harry T. Reid, Jasper, term expires January 22, 1957.

HARDEE

COUNTY SEAT WAUCHULA

County Judge — Lefferts L. Mabie, Jr.

Sheriff— E. Odell Carlton.

Clerk Circuit Court — Ben Coker.

County Assessor of Taxes — Anna Mae Taylor.

Tax Collector — Curtis Ezelle.

Superintendent of Public Instruction — H. B. Dominick.

Supervisor of Registration — Lome Yetter.

County Attorney for County Board of Public Instruction —
John Savage resigned March 12, 1956, and John J. Nedza
commissioned March 3, 1956, until January 8, 1957.

County Attorney for Board of County Commissioners — Hoyt
Carlton.

Prosecuting Attorney — Latimer C. Farr.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — B. J. Johnson, Bowling Green.
District No. 2 — Lee Hanchey, Wauchula.
District No. 3— Clayton Terrell, Ona.
District No. 4 — Luke Waldron, Zolfo Springs.
District No. 5 — Aldon Jones, Wauchula.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — Earl C. Garrett, Bowling Green.
District No. 2— R. L. Fisher, Wauchula.
District No. 3— Albert T. Pace— Zolfo Springs.
District No. 4 — T. J. Simmons, Wauchula.
District No. 5 — D. R. Stewart, Zolfo Springs.

HENDRY

COUNTY SEAT LA BELLE

County Judge — R. M. Harris.

Sheriff— Bill Maddox.

Clerk Circuit Court — T. Coburn Moore, deceased, and Dor-
othy Moore commissioned October 22, 1956, until January
8, 1957.

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County Assessor of Taxes — Dennis Small.

Tax Collector— A. O. Ward.

Superintendent of Public Instruction — Agnes Y. Thomas.

County Attorney — Harry P. Johnson.

Supervisor of Registration — John L. Hall.

Judge Small Claims Court — Selden L. Stewart.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Charles E. Miner, Clewiston,

District No. 2— J. O. Davidson, LaBelle.

District No. 3— Earl R. Murray, LaBelle.

District No. 4 — R, C. Nowling, Clewiston.

District No. 5— Earl S. Dyess, LaBelle.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1—R. M. Hare, Jr., Clewiston.
District No. 2— Mildred M. Taylor, LaBelle.
District No. 3 — Judson V. Francis, LaBelle.
District No. 4 — E. M, Cornette, Clewiston.
District No. 5 — Abner H. Vann, Clewiston.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — Charles B. Owens, Clewiston.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1— G. H. Small, Clewiston.

HENDRY COUNTY HOSPITAL AUTHORITY

Asa Townsend, Felda, term expires July 23, 1958.

Fred C. Sikes, Clewiston, term expired July 8, 1956.

W. W. Perry, Clewiston, term expires July 8, 1957.

E. E. Kelly, Clewiston, term expired July 7, 1955, recommis-

sioned October 3, 1955, until July 7, 1959.
Blitz Wegman, LaBelle, term expired July 14, 1955, recommis-

sioned August 22, 1955, until July 14, 1959.

THE HENDRY COUNTY IMPROVEMENT AUTHORITY

Gaynam D. Rakestraw, Clewiston, commissioned August 12,

1955, until August 12, 1958.
J. R. Spratt, LaBelle, commissioned August 12, 1955, until

August 12, 1959.
S. C. Fry, LaBelle, commissioned August 12, 1955, until August

12, 1957.

146 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

W. B. Barron, LaBelle, commissioned August 12, 1955, until

August 12, 1958.
A. L. Moorman, Clewiston, commissioned August 12, 1955,

until August 12, 1959.

HERNANDO

COUNTY SEAT — BROOKSVILLE

County Judge — Monroe W. Treiman.

Sheriff — Sim L. Lowman.

Clerk Circuit Court — Leamon Q. Vam.

County Assessor of Taxes — Sidney F. Dick.

Tax Collector — Irene B. Kilpatrick.

Superintendent of Public Instruction — Louis L. Fisher, resign-
ed June 30, 1956, and John Wayne Hull, commissioned July
1, 1956, until January 8, 1957.

Supervisor of Registration — ^Ada C. Law.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Philip Roush, Brooksville.

District No. 2 — Thomas R. Dawson, Brooksville.

District No. 3 — Guy Harris, Brooksville.

District No. 4 — Arthur L. Snow, Brooksville.

District No. 5 — James W. Griffin, Brooksville.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — Frank W. Springstead, Brooksville.

District No 2. — B. A. Crum, Brooksville.

District No. 3 — Pierce K. Kimbrough, Brooksville.

District No 4 — Roy B. Kirby, Brooksville, resigned June 5,
1956, and E. J. Cook, Brooksville, commissioned June 21,
1956, until January 8, 1957.

District No. 5 — Fletcher Weston, Sr., Brooksville, resigned
January 14, 1956 and Fred G. Lewis, Brooksville, commis-
sioned January 27, 1956 until January 6, 1959.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — R. H. Keeling, Brooksville.
District No. 4 — Cecil C. Davis, Jr., Brooksville.

CONSTABLES

District No 1— R. M. Price, Trilby.
District No. 4 — J. C. Plummer, Brooksville.

OP THE STATE OF FLORIDA 147

HIGHLANDS

COUNTY SEAT SEEKING

County Judge — Harry Lee.

Sheriff — Broward Coker.

Clerk Circuit Court— H. T. Piety.

County Assessor of Taxes — P. G. Gearing.

Tax Collector — J. Colin De Shong.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Fred Wild.

Supervisor of Registration — R. X. Droit.

Judge Small Claims Court — Ralph M. Clements, resigned Sept.

7, 1955 and David F. Lanier, commissioned Sept. 13, 1955

until Jan. 8, 1957.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1— M. H. Grice, Avon Park.
District No. 2— Arthur J. Tubbs, Sebring.
District No. 3 — A. C. Heacock, Sebring.
District No. 4 — James G. Creel, Lake Placid.
District No. 5 — Morris Adams, Avon Park.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — E. Ray Wells, Avon Park.
District No. 2— Ted R. Cason, Sebring.
District No. 3 — Frank A. Eyman, Lake Placid.
District No. 4 — S. F. Longbottom, Avon Park.
District No. 5 — Henry G. Bailey, Sebring.

JURY COMMISSIONERS

E L. Tappen, Lake Placid, term expired July 6, 1955 recom-
missioned January 6, 1956 until July 6, 1957.

W. C. Mackey, Sebring, term expired November 10, 1955, C. C.
Cobb commissioned January 6, 1956 until November 10, 1957.

Charles G. Matcalf, Avon Park, term expired November 10,
1955, recommissioned January 6, 1956 until November 10,

1957.

HILLSBOROUGH

COUNTY SEAT TAMPA

County Judge — Wm. C. Brooker.
Sheriff— Ed Blackburn, Jr.

Clerk Circuit Court — Chas H. Pent, deceased and James F.
Taylor, Jr. commissioned Dec. 29, 1955 until Jan. 8, 1957.

148 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

Clerk Criminal Court Record — L. D. Simmons.

Judge Criminal Court of Record — L. A. Grayson.

Solicitor Criminal Court of Record — Paul B. Johnson.

County Assessor of Taxes — Wm. S. Sparkman.

Tax Collector — Anthony Schleman.

Superintendent Pubhc Instruction — J. Crocket Famell.

County Surveyor — C. F. Reece.

Supervisor of Registration — John C. Dekle.

Judge Juvenile Court — O. D. Howell, Jr.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Nick Nuccio, Tampa, resigned Sept. 27, 1956
and Elbert Moore, Tampa, commissioned Oct. 16, 1956 until
Jan. 8, 1957.

District No. 2 — Rudy H. Rodriguez, Tampa.

District No. 3 — Roy Haynes, Tampa.

District No. 4 — Earl W. Simmons, Plant City.

District No. 5 — Ellsworth G. Simmons, Plant City.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — Al Chiaramonte, Tampa.
District No. 2 — Marvin D. Green, Tampa.
District No. 3 — C. Leon King, Tampa.
District No. 4 — John Coleman, Plant City.
District No. 5 — Clyde F. McLeod, Riverview.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — W. Marion Hendry, Tampa.
District No. 2— Ward Holloway, Plant City.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — Clarence E. Prevatt, Tampa.
District No. 2 — James L. Brannen, Plant City.

BUDGET COMMISSION

District No. 1 — Joseph A. Falsone, Tampa; term expires Jan-
uary 8, 1957.

District No. 2 — Carl D. Brorein, Tampa, commissioned Jan-
uary 4, 1955 for 4 years, resigned Dec. 17, 1956 and Russell
S. Bogue, Tampa, commissioned Dec. 27, 1956 until first
Tuesday after first Monday in January 1959.

District No. 3 — Henry Claywell, Tampa; term expires Jan-
uary, 1957.

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District No. 4 — George A. Carey, Plant City, term expires
Jan. 1959.

District No. 5 — Paul B, Dickman, Ruskin; term expires Jan-
uary, 1957.

COMMISSIONERS OF PILOTAGE

Fred J. Woods, Tampa, term expired Senate 1955, confirmed
by the Senate and commissioned June 10, 1955 until June
16, 1955, confirmed by the Senate and recommissioned June
10, 1955 until June 16, 1959.

W. J. Barritt, Jr., Tampa, resigned June 3, 1955 and Jack
Fessenden, Tampa confirmed by the Senate and commis-
sioned June 16, 1955 until June 16, 1959.

James Greco, Tampa, term expired Senate 1955, J. Rex Farrior,
Jr., Tampa confirmed by the Senate and commissioned June
10, 1955 until June 16, 1955, confirmed by the Senate and
recommissioned June 10, 1955 until June 16, 1959.

W. L. McNevin, Tampa, term expired Senate 1955, W. R.
Mehaffey, confirmed by the Senate and commissioned June
27, 1955 until June 16, 1959, resigned July 9, 1956 and
Jackson Logan, Tampa, commissioned July 16, 1956 until
next Senate, confirmed by the Senate and Commissioned
August 6, 1956 until June 16, 1959.

Troy A. Brown, Tampa, term expired Senate 1955, George T.
Vass, Tampa confirmed by the Senate and commissioned
June 10, 1955 until June 16, 1955 confirmed by the Senate
and recommissioned June 10, 1955 until June 16, 1959.

HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY PORT AUTHORITY

Frank M. Traynor, Tampa, term expired Senate 1955. James
L. Ferman, confirmed by the Senate and commissioned
June 13, 1955 until November 15, 1955, Recommissioned Dec.
7, 1955 until next Senate, confirmed by the Senate and
recommissioned September 4, 1956 until November 15, 1959.

Chris C. Roos, Tampa, term expired Senate 1955. Jackson
Logan, Tampa confirmed by the Senate and commissioned
June 22, 1955 until November 25, 1957, resigned March 8,
1956 and J. M. Ingram commissioned April 10, 1956 until
next Senate, confirmed by the Senate and recommissioned
August 22, 1956 until November 25, 1957.

Richard E. Knight, term expired Senate 1955. W. J. Barritt,

150 REPORT OP THE SECRETARY OF STATE

Jr., Tampa, confirmed by the Senate and Commissioned

June 14, 1955 until November 16, 1957.
X). Hoyt Woodbery, Tampa, term expired Senate 1955. J. B.

Colbert, confirmed by the Senate and commissioned June

15, 1955 until November 15, 1956, recommissioned November

26, 1956 until the next Senate.
J. H. Williams, Tampa, term expired Senate 1955. Richard E.

Knight, Tampa confirmed by the Senate and Commissioned

June 9, 1955 until November 14, 1958.

HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT

Jay L. Hearin, Tampa, term expired October 23, 1956, recom-
missioned December 27, 1956 until October 23, 1959.

Glenn Bullock, Tampa, commissioned August 9, 1956 until
April 3, 1957.

Roger D. Flynn, Tampa, commissioned September 6, 1956 until
November 7, 1956.

Sam M. Ferlita, Tampa, commissioned August 22, 1956 until
October 17, 1956.

Ralph E. Sumner, Tampa, commissioned August 17, 1956
until October 13, 1956, recommissioned December 27, 1956
until October 13, 1959.

HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS

District 1 — Joe M. Carballal, Tampa, commissioned January

4, 1955 for term of four years.
District 2 — Paul G. Singleton, Tampa, term expired January

8, 1957.
District 3 — Harold A. Coates, Tampa, commissioned January

4, 1955 for term of 4 years.
District 4 — Royce M. Witt, Plant City, term expired January

8, 1957.
District 5 — W. D. Miller, Ruskin, commissioned January 4,

1955 for term of four years.

HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY LAW LIBRARY BOARD

Joseph Miyares, Tampa, term expired July 1, 1955.
Charles T. Campbell, Tampa, term expired July 1, 1955.
Charles F. Blake, Tampa, commissioned May 11, 1955 until
July 1,1957.

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Frank P. Ingram, Tampa, commissioned May 11, 1955 until

July 1, 1958.
Norman S. Brown, Tampa, commissioned March 26, 1956 until

July 1, 1956.

JURY COMMISSIONERS

Walter J. Duke, Tampa, term expired first Tuesday after first
Monday in January 1956, and A. Wayne Connor, Tampa,
commissioned January 16, 1956 until first Tuesday after
first Monday in January 1958.

Paul F. Straub, Tampa, commissioned January 3, 1955 until
first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957, resigned
February 10, 1955.

James H. Lockhart, Tampa, commissioned January 18, 1955
until first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY AVIATION AUTHORITY

Clyde Perry, Tampa, term expires July 27, 1957.

Nelson Mason, Tampa, resigned September 27, 1955 and

Norman Stallings, Tampa, commissioned December 28, 1955

until July 27, 1957.
Henry Toland, Tampa, term expired July 27, 1955 and Charles

M. Davis, Tampa commissioned August 1, 1955 until July

27, 1959.

HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY V^^ELFARE BOARD

Pauline E. Barker, Tampa, term expires September 24, 1957.

Richard J. Hartnett, Plant City, resigned September 7, 1955
and Joe R. Gramling, Plant City, commissioned September
13, 1955 until September 24, 1957.

Sue W. McNevin, Tampa, term expires September 25, 1957.

Sam Marotta, Tampa, term expires September 25, 1957.

Warren Toole, Tampa, resigned January 10, 1955 and Gettis
B. Henderson, Tampa commissioned February 8, 1955 until
September 28, 1957, resigned September 7, 1955 and L. B.
Poston, Lutz, commissioned September 13, 1955 until Sep-
tember 28, 1957.

Howard P. MacFarlane, Tampa, term expires September 28,
1957.

George B. Holtsinger, resigned September 7, 1955 and R. M.
Clewis, Jr., Tampa commissioned September 13, 1955 until
September 28, 1957.

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Mrs. Esther S. Wohl, Tampa, terlm expires October 1, 1957.
Madalene L. Shreve, Tampa, term expires October 21, 1957.

HOLMES

COUNTY SEAT BONIFAY

County Judge — Klein McDonald.

Sheriff — H. L. (Louie) Steverson.

Clerk Circuit Court — J. B. Helms.

County Assessor of Taxes — W. L. Slay.

Tax Collector — Gordon Clemmons.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Fred Johnson.

Supervisor of Registration — Julius Phillips.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1— R. M. Ward, Ponce De Leon.

District No. 2 — Orvin Jones, Westville.

District No. 3 — Sam Ard, Bonifay.

District No. 4 — W. C. CuUes Brown, Bonifay.

District No. 5 — Tobe S. Retherford, Caryville.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — Clarence G. Phillips, Bonifay.

District No. 2— W. W. Sutton, Ponce De Leon.

District No. 3 — James Rufus Vaughn, Westville.

District No. 4 — Willis A. Hardy, Bonifay.

District No. 5— M. F. Pate, Bonifay.

HOLMES COUNTY HOSPITAL CORPORATION

Willard L. Manning, Ponce De Leon, commissioned August

10, 1955 for two years, deceased and Fred H. Stripling, West-
ville, commissioned December 7, 1955 until August 10,
1957, resigned December 31, 1956 and Paul Brigman, West-
ville, commissioned January 11, 1957 until August 10, 1957.

John W. Clark, Esto, commissioned August 10, 1955 for 3
years.

J. T. Evans, Bonifay, commissioned August 10, 1955 for 4
years.

E. P. Spears, Westville, commissioned August 10, 1955 for 1
year and recommissioned August 16, 1956 until August 10,
1960.

Shelby Smith, Bonifay, commissioned August 22, 1955 for 1

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year and G. W. Curry, Bonifay, commissioned August 22,
1956 until August 22, 1960.

INDIAN RIVER

COUNTY SEAT — VERO BEACH

County Judge — Otis M. Cobb.

Sheriff — Sam T. Joyce.

Clerk Circuit Court — Douglas Baker.

County Assessor of Taxes — Homer C. Fletcher.

Tax Collector— Troy E. Moody.

Superintendent Public Instruction — J. A. Thompson.

Prosecuting Attorney — D. C. Smith.

Supervisor of Registration — Mrs. Rosemary Richey.

Judge Small Claims Court — J. Pasco Woods.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1— H. C. Watts, Fellsmere.
District No. 2— J. J. P. Hamilton, Winter Beach.
District No. 3 — Aubrey L. Waddell, Vero Beach.
District No. 4 — W. C. Graves, Jr., Vero Beach.
District No. 5— D. B. McCullers, Jr., Vero Beach.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — Marland L. Medlin, Fellsmere.
District No. 2 — Jeannette B. Merriman, Vero Beach.
District No. 3 — O. D. Honeywell, Vero Beach.
District No. 4 — Sarah F. Diamond, Vero Beach.
District No. 5 — L. D. Baker, Wabasso.

MEMBERS INDIAN RIVER MOSQUITO CONTROL DISTRICT

Forrest C. Graves, Vero Beach; term expires January 8,

1957.
J. R. Graves, Vero Beach; term expires January 8, 1957.
E. W. Vickers, Sebastian; term expires January 8, 1957.

FLORIDA INLAND NAVIGATION DISTRICT

C. B. Johnson, Vero Beach; term expires January 8, 1957.

JACKSON

COUNTY SEAT — MARIANNA

County Judge — Robert L. McCrary, Jr.

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Sheriff — Roy Roberson.

Clerk Circuit Court— E. W. Bowles.

County Assessor of Taxes — Harvey E. Sexton.

Tax Collector — Leo Sims.

Superintendent Public Instruction — John D. Milton.

County Attorney — Clyde Mayhall.

Supervisor of Registration — Mrs. W. J. Mitchell.

Judge Small Claims Court — W. A. Smith.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1— J. K. Powell, Graceville.
District No. 2 — W. Addison Cogburn, Cottondale.
District No. 3 — Jodie Sketo, Marianna.
District No. 4 — Penn King, Grand Ridge.
District No. 5 — T. Wilson Patrick, Bascom.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — J. M. Cooper, Jr., Graceville.

District No. 2— F. M. Golson, Marianna.

District No. 3 — Charles E. Olive, Greenwood.

District No. 4 — Hagler D. Ward, Cottondale.

District No. 5 — T. J. Lanier, Sneads.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 6— E. C. Davis, Marianna.
District No. 12 — H. L. Herring, Malone.

CONSTABLES

District No. 6 — G. W. Hatcher, Marianna.

District No. 12— S. E. Hall, Malone, deceased. Sidney P. Hall,

Malone, commissioned Dec. 22, 1955, until Jan. 8, 1957.
District No. 14 — C. L. Peterson, Graceville.
District No. 15 — Pete Oxendine, Cottondale.
District No. 21— J. E. Jackson, Alford.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE JACKSON COUNTY
HOSPITAL CORPORATION

Raymond H. Cartledge, Cottondale, term expired August
27, 1955 and recommissioned November 21, 1955 until Au-
gust 27, 1959.

Will L. Johnson, Malone, term expired September 5, 1955
and recommissioned July 2, 1956 until September 5, 1959.

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D. Dexter McCaskill, Marianne, term expired June 23, 1956.
L. S. Pender, Greenwood, term expired June 23, 1957.

W. H. Nobles, Marianna, resigned February 14, 1956 and
Penn King, Grand Ridge, commissioned July 11, 1956 until
July 20, 1958.

E. E. Knowles, Campbellton, commissioned June 6, 1955 until
July 19, 1958.

Charlton Keen, Marianna, commissioned October 7, 1955 until
July 13, 1958.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
JACKSON COUNTY AGRICULTURAL CENTER

J. M. Sims, Sr., Marianna, commissioned May 7, 1956 until
June 23, 1959. (Other members named in act creating
Board.)

JEFFERSON

COUNTY SEAT — MONTICELLO

County Judge — Kenneth E. Cooksey.

Sheriff— Mrs. Ahce L. Lovett.

Clerk Circuit Court — Ike Anderson.

County Assessor of Taxes — S. C. Walker.

Tax Collector— R. J. Taylor.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Desmond M. Bishop.

Prosecuting Attorney — Henry C. Hamilton.

Supervisor of Registration — Ed Ritter, Jr.

Judge Small Claims Court — B. J. Hamrick.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Norman H. Hartsfield, Aucilla.

District No. 2 — George Demott, Aucilla.

District No. 3 — Judge B. Shuman, Monticello.

District No. 4 — Lester C. Lawrence, Monticello.

District No. 5 — Thomas B. Walker, Lloyd.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1— L. G. Morris, Monticello.

District No. 2 — Arthur L. Herndon, Aucilla.

District No. 3— W. H. Floyd, Lamont.

District No. 4 — C. B. Hamilton, Monticello.

District No. 5 — B. F. Hightower, Wacissa.

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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 5— J. E. Willie, Lloyd.
District No. 6— John T. Lott, Monticello.

CONSTABLES

District No. 5 — J. P. Cooksey, Jr., Lloyd.
District No. 6 — George Arrants, Monticello.
District No. 7— Wm. T. Fulford, Drifton.
District No. 8— Clyde C. Horn, Aucilla.
District No. 9— E. L. Gilliard, Lamont.
District No. 11 — Myers Williams, Wacissa.

LAFAYETTE

COUNTY SEAT — MAYO

County Judge— Guy M. McClain.

Sheriff— J. W. Pridgeon.

Clerk Circuit Court — Sidney C. Edwards.

County Assessor of Taxes — W. E. Cates.

Tax Collector— A. T. Folsom, Sr.

Superintendent Public Instruction — L. R. McCallum.

Supervisor of Registration — Lavern Hicks.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Wilson Buchanan, Mayo.
District No. 2 — Hayward Folsom, Mayo.
District No. 3— Ovedia McCray, Mayo.
District No. 4 — Delmer Sapp, Branford.
District No. 5 — Lewin Jones, Mayo.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1— Thomas A. Bell, Mayo.
District No. 2— Foye W. Osteen, Mayo.
District No. 3— W. M. Cothron, Mayo.
District No. 4 — LeRoy Odom, Mayo.
District No. 5 — Cora McKinney, Mayo.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

None.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — L. J. Byrd, Branford.
District No. 2— C. F. Hart, Mayo.

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LAKE
COUNTY SEAT — TAVARES

County Judge— W. Troy Hall, Jr.

Sheriff— Willis V. McCall.

Clerk Circuit Court — Frank E. Owens.

County Assessor of Taxes — R. G. Cassady.

Tax Collector— Pearl L. CuUen.

Superintendent Public Instruction — C. A. Vaughn, Jr.

County Surveyor — T. O. Moorhead.

Supervisor of Registration — Katherine Lange Baker.

Judge Small Claims Court — C. Welborn Daniel. Resigned

Oct. 1, 1956 and Robert E. Pierce, commissioned Oct. 4,

1956, until Jan. 8, 1957.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No, 1 — George L. Singeltary, Leesburg.
District No. 2 — J. C. Cowart, Mascotte.
District No. 3 — Jack H. Hooten, Minneola.
District No. 4— O. M. Simpson, Mt. Dora.
District No. 5 — H. Lightfoot, Umatilla.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — W. Chester Crowder, Eustis.
District No. 2 — W. A. Knowles, Leesburg.
District No, 3 — Lacy G. Thomas, Groveland.
District No. 4 — Fred H. Adkinson, Minneola.
District No. 5— Paul W. Bryan, Umatilla.

OKLAWAHA BASIN RECREATION AND WATER CONSERVATION
AND CONTROL AUTHORITY

Byron E. Herlong, Leesburg, term expires Senate of 1955.
E. J. Burrell, Eustis, term expires Senate of 1955.
Floyd Harrison, Clermont, term expires Senate of 1955.

LAKE COUNTY SCHOOL BUILDING AUTHORITY

Alfred Rehbaum, Sr., Mt. Dora; term expires July 1, 1953.
Tim Knowles, Leesburg; term expires July 1, 1955.

LEE

COUNTY SEAT — FT. MYERS

County Judge — Archie M. Odom.
Sheriff — Flanders Thompson.

158 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

Clerk Circuit Court — D. T. Farabee.

County Assessor of Taxes — Clarence A. Clutz, deceased, and

W. Stanley Hanson, Jr., Ft. Myers, commissioned August

23, 1955 until January 8, 1957.
Tax Collector — James B. Roberts.
Superintendent Public Instruction — Ray Tipton.
Prosecuting Attorney — Frank A. Pavese.
Supervisor of Registration — Mrs. Tuttle Smith.
Judge Small Claims Court — Charles M. Roberts.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1— P. B. Crews, Ft. Myers.
District No. 2 — Alvin Gorton, Ft. Myers.
District No. 3— Robert E. Parks, Ft. Myers Beach.
District No. 4 — Dawson McDaniel, Ft. Myers.
District No. 5— Wilson Pigott, Ft. Myers.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1— Earl Hord, Ft. Myers.
District No. 2— Carl J. Mitchell, Ft. Myers.
District No. 3 — Burgess Tichenor
District No. 4— C. J. Bowden, Ft. Myers.
District No. 5— Gilbert H. Moore, Ft. Myers.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

None.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — John W. Knight, Boca Grande, resigned April
23, 1956, and Kingsmore Johnson, Jr., commissioned May
17, 1956 until January 8, 1957.

HARBOR MASTER

R. C. Kuhl, Boca Grande, confirmed by Senate and commis-
sioned June 6, 1955 until November 21, 1955.

MEMBERS FORT MYERS FIRE CONTROL BOARD

C. Oren Smith, Ft. Myers, commissioned Feb. 3, 1954 for 4

years.
Albert C. Hitzling, Ft. Myers, commissioned Oct. 8, 1954 for

4 years.

FORT MYERS BEACH FIRE CONTROL BOARD

Don Zimmer, Ft. Myers, term expired April 8, 1956.

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Paul R. Fell, Boca Grande, commissioned Oct. 7, 1955 for 4

years.
Robert H. Smith, Ft. Myers, term expires Aug. 24, 1956.

COMMISSIONERS OF PILOTAGE, PORT OF BOCA GRANDE

Coram Lanier, Boca Grande, term expired November 11, 1955,

confirmed by the Senate and commissioned November 11,

1955 until November 11, 1959.
W. B. Presley, Boca Grande, term expired November 11, 1955,

confirmed by the Senate and commissioned November 11,

1955 until November 11, 1959.
Gilbert Lane, Boca Grande, term expired November 11, 1955,

confirmed by the Senate and commissioned November 11,

1955 until November 11, 1959.
R. C. Kuhl, Boca Grande, resigned April 1, 1955 and T. R.

Hargis, confirmed by the Senate and commissioned Nov-
ember 11, 1955 until November 11, 1959.
T. S. Parkinson, Boca Grande, term expired November 11,

1955, confirmed by the Senate and commissioned November

11, 1955 until November 11, 1959.

BOCA GRANDE FIRE CONTROL BOARD

Everett Tucker, Boca Grande, term expired July 2, 1955,

recommissioned October 14, 1955 until July 2, 1959.
Johnny L. Downing, Boca Grande, term expired December

9, 1955, recommissioned January 9, 1956 until December

9, 1959.
Peter Hansen, Boca Grande, term expired September 18, 1955

and recommissioned October 14, 1955 until September 18,

1959.

FORT MYERS BEACH MOSQUITO CONTROL BOARD

Donald B. Glorieux, Ft. Myers, commissioned August 3, 1955
until July 12, 1957.

NORTH FORT MYERS FIRE CONTROL BOARD

E. E. Timms, Ft. Myers, commissioned July 16, 1956 until

July 16, I960..
Johnie Walker, Ft. Myers, commissioned July 16, 1956 until

July 16, 1960.
Al Hitzling, Ft. Myers, commissioned August 31, 1956 until

August 31, 1960.

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SANIBEL ISLAND FIRE CONTROL BOARD

J. M. Hiers, Ft. Myers, commissioned August 16, 1956 until

August 16, 1960.
Orren O. Murphy, Ft. Myers, commissioned August 16, 1956

until August 16, 1960.
V. H. McVettie, Sanibel, commissioned October 26, 1956 until

October 26, 1960.

SANIBEL-CAPTIVA ISLANDS MOSQUITO CONTROL BOARD

John T. Wakefield, Captiva, commissioned February 11, 1955

until October 11, 1957.
Richard F. Kearns, Sanibel, commissioned February 11, 1955

until October 11, 1957.
Francis P. Bailey, Jr., Sanibel, commissioned February 11,

1955 until October 11, 1957.

LEON

COUNTY SEAT TALLAHASSEE

County Judge — Lawrence Renfroe.

Sheriff— W. P. Joyce.

Clerk Circuit Court — George G. Crawford.

County Assessor of Taxes — John P. Brown.

Tax Collector— W. Kenneth Collins.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Amos P. Godby,

County Surveyor — Lester G. Flannagan.

Prosecuting Attorney — Clinton N. Ashmore.

Supervisor of Registration — Hattie L. Coles.

Judge Small Claims Court — Harry H. Mitchell.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — L. B. (Jack) Levins, Tallahassee.
District No. 2— J. Christie Hall, Tallahassee.
District No. 3— Leon C. TuUy, Tallahassee.
District No. 4 — H. G. Easterwood, Tallahassee.
District No. 5— W. W. Kelley, Tallahassee.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No 1— W. T. Moore, Jr., Tallahassee.
District No. 2 — J. D. Johnson, Tallahassee.
District No 3— T. B. Revell, Tallahassee.
District No. 4 — Louis Hill, Tallahassee.

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District No. 5 — J. Allen Stiles, Jr., Tallahassee.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — J. Richard Harris, Tallahassee.
District No. 2 — W. A. Register, Tallahassee.

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CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — C. H. Hopkins, Tallahassee.
District No. 2 — H. A. Jones, Tallahassee.

COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT

W. Dell Hartt, Tallahassee, commissioned August 23, 1955

until January 26, 1957.
Jack M. Green, Tallahassee, commissioned August 24, 1955

until December 23, 1956.
Roy T. Rhodes, Tallahassee, commissioned August 23, 1955

until December 19, 1956.
B. Cheever Lewis, Tallahassee, commissioned August 25, 1955

until December 18, 1957.
F. E. Steinmeyer, Jr., commissioned August 23, 1955 until

December 30, 1956.

COMMISSION FOR THE CONSOLIDATION OF THE GOVERNMENTS
OF LEON COUNTY AND THE CITY OF TALLAHASSEE

William T. Mayo, Tallahassee, commissioned August 21, 1953

for 2 years.
Al E. Thornton, Tallahassee, commissioned August 18, 1953

for 2 years.
W. K. Whitfield, Tallahassee, commissioned August 17, 1953

for 2 years.
Leonard A. Wesson, Tallahassee, commissioned August 17,

1953 for 2 years.
W. W. Kelley, Tallahassee, commissioned August 25, 1953 for

2 years.
Sidney W. Mendelson, Tallahassee, commissioned August 28,

1953 for 2 years.
Ross Hannon, Tallahassee, commissioned September 4, 1953

for 2 years.

LEVY

COUNTY SEAT BRONSON

County Judge — Wilbur F. Anderson.

Sheriff— G. T. Robbins. Suspended February 9, 1955 and Fred

162 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

Moring commissioned February 10, 1955, resigned Septem-
ber 21, 1956 and J. W. Turner commissioned September
22, 1956 until January 8, 1957.

Clerk Circuit Court — Ernest Stephens.

County Assessor of Taxes — Dogan S. Cobb.

Tax Collector — John H. Hardee.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Alvin E. Mikell,

Supervisor of Registration — Mrs. Louise N. Sale.

Judge Small Claims Court — G. C. Perdue.

County Prosecuting Attorney — J. Frank West.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Carroll W. Gilbert, Bronson.
District No. 2— David W. Weeks, Chiefland.
District No. 3— John F. Yearty, Otter Creek.
District No. 4 — Pete Baylor, Cedar Key,
District No. 5— M. L. Smith, Williston.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — Stuart Brock, Trenton.
District No. 2 — Burton J. Walrath, Cedar Key.
District No. 3— Elliott Whitehurst, Williston.
District No. 4 — Ernest Ward, Chiefland.
District No. 5 — C. G. Petteway, Gulf Hammock.

LIBERTY

COUNTY SEAT BRISTOL

County Judge — R. H. Deason.

Sheriff— S. G. Revell.

Clerk Circuit Court — W. G. Larkins.

County Assessor of Taxes — W. F. Bateman.

Tax Collector — A. L. Summers.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Jack H. Summers.

Supervisor of Registration — Bessie Reese.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1— Richard C. PhiUips, Rock Bluff.
District No. 2 — Arthur G. Preacher, Bristol.
District No. 3 — Joe L. Lindsey, Sumatra.
District No. 4 — David L. Sykes, Hosford.
District No. 5— A. M. Shuler, Telogia.

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MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — Barney H. Stoutamire, Hosford.
District No. 2— W. H. Howell, Bristol.
District No. 3— Alfred A. Beck, Telogia.
District No. 4— Clifford Whittle, Rock Bluff.
District No. 5 — Donald Gregory, Sumatra.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 2 — Albert Faircloth, Bristol.
Districe No. 4 — J. W. Howell, Hosford.

CONSTABLES

District No. 2 — Dick Boykin, Bristol.
District No. 4 — Fate Ferrell, Bristol.

MADISON

COUNTY SEAT — MADISON

County Judge — Curtis D. Earp.

Sheriff — Simeon H. Moore.

Clerk Circuit Court— Dale M. Leslie.

County Assessor of Taxes — Angus H. Armstrong.

Tax Collector— Pat Milliner.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Griffin Bishop.

Prosecuting Attorney — Ernest M. Page, Jr.

Supervisor of Registration — Arthur E. Ragans.

County Surveyor — John W. Wadsworth.

Judge Small Claims Court — J. Pope Cheney, resigned June

21, 1955 and Mrs. Alice Williams commissioned June 24,

1955 until January 8, 1957.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Pat S. Cantey, Madison.
District No. 2 — Elzie King, Madison.
District No. 3 — Grover C. Cone, Greenville.
District No. 4 — Clarence P. Andrews, Greenville.
District No. 5 — Coleman Richardson, Madison.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — Alex H. Smith, Madison.
District No. 2 — John R. Collins, Lovett.
District No. 3— T. P. McLeod, Jr., Greenville.
District No. 4 — S. R. Sapp, Madison.

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District No. 5 — Marcus Cherry, Lee.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 5 — A. L. Leggett, Greenville.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1— A. E. Fraleigh, Madison.
District No. 5 — Albert O. Sistrunk, Greenville.
District No. 7 — Lewis Floyd, Madison.

MADISON COUNTY HEALTH AND HOSPITAL BOARD

J. Vickers, Madison, term expired July 25, 1955, recommis-
sioned September 22, 1955 until July 25, 1959.

J. P. Johnson, Madison, term expired July 25, 1955, and J. J.
Sale, Jr., Madison, commissioned September 22, 1955 until
July 25, 1959.

James Hardee, Madison, term expired July 25, 1955 and T.
F. Livingston, Madison, commissioned September 22, 1955
until July 25, 1959.

Mrs. R. C. Home, Madison, term expired July 25, 1955, re-
commissioned September 22, 1955 until July 25, 1959.

Van H. Priest, term expired July 25, 1955, and Frank Cantey,
Madison, commissioned September 22, 1955 until July 25,
1959.

Henry Messer, Madison, term expired July 25, 1955 and re-
commissioned September 22, 1955 until July 25, 1959.

S. E. Whitty, Madison, term expires July 25, 1957.

Mrs. W. T. Davis, Madison, term expires July 25, 1957.

T. P. McLeod, Jr., Madison, term expires July 25, 1957.

V. S. Smith, Madison, term expires July 25, 1957.

C. S. Blalock, Madison, term expires July 25, 1957.

T, J. Beggs, Jr., Madison, term expires July 25, 1957.

Mrs. H. D. Oxford, Madison, term expires July 25, 1957.

MANATEE

COUNTY SEAT — BRADENTON

County Judge — George R. Hitchcolk. Resigned July 6, 1955
and Robert E. Hensley commissioned July 7, 1955 until
January 8, 1957.

Sheriff— Roy F. Baden.

Clerk Circuit Court— Lloyd M. Hicks.

County Aessossor of Taxes — James A. Howze, Jr.

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Tax Collector — Gilbert E. Johnson.

Superintendent Public Instruction — J. Hartley Blackburn.

Prosecuting Attorney — Warren M. Goodrich.

Supervisor of Registration — Lendell Sharer.

County Surveyor — Karl Squires.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1— W. Alden Gillett, Parrish.
District No. 2— H. C. Slaughter, Palmetto.
District No. 3 — Herman Burnett, Bradenton.
District No. 4 — Ralph S. Clark, Jr., Bradenton.
District No. 5 — Charles H. Owens, Bradenton.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — J. P. Harllee, Jr., Palmetto.
District No. 2— Robert E. Willis, Bradenton.
District No. 3 — Vernor L. DeSear, Samoset.
District No. 4 — Harry H. Looney, Bradenton.
District No. 5 — Walter W. Council, Palmetto.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1— C. L. Baker, Palmetto.
District No. 6 — Frank Schaub, Bradenton.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — Gordon S. Cox, Palmetto.
District No. 6 — Henry W. Johnson, Bradenton.

MANATEE COUNTY BUDGET COMMISSION

L. P. Thomas, Palmetto, term expired January, 1955.
Wm. M. Snyder, Palmetto, term expired January, 1955.
J. Paul Council, Bradenton, term expired January, 1955.
Mark E. Wyatt, Oneco, term expired January, 1955.

ANNA MARIA ISLAND FIRE CONTROL DISTRICT

Cy Faureau, Bradenton Beach, commissioned November 18,
1955 until September 30, 1956.

Sherwood D. R. Smith, Anna Maria, commissioned November
18, 1955 until September 11, 1958.

Herbert D. Meeker, Bradenton Beach, commissioned Novem-
ber 18, 1955 until September 30, 1957.

James A. Forrester, Anna Maria, commissioned November
18, 1955 until September 30, 1958.

166 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

Louis S. Cobb, Bradenton Beach, commissioned November
18, 1955 until September 30, 1957.

BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT OF THE WHITFIELD ZONING DISTRICT

Glenn L. Berry, Manatee, term expired February 11, 1955

and E. D. Quinnell, Sarasota, commissioned February 2,

1956 until February 11, 1958.
F. G. Dumont, Sarasota, commissioned February 7, 1956 until

August 5, 1957.
I. M. Clicquennoi, Sarasota, commissioned February 8, 1956

until June 1, 1957.
Edwin A. Zundel, Sarasota, commissioned February 9, 1956

until February 9, 1959.

BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT OF MANATEE COUNTY

George W. Barnes, East Bradenton, commissioned July 26,

1955 until July 26, 1958.
E. F. Staples, Samoset, commissioned February 8, 1955 until

August 29, 1958.
Oscar Smith, Sr., Palmetto, commissioned April 15, 1955 until

October 9, 1958.
Louis J. Longpre, Bradenton, commissioned April 15, 1955

until April 15, 1959.
A. W. Juergans, Bradenton Beach, commissioned April 15,

1955 until July 24, 1958.

MANATEE COUNTY ANTI-MOSQUITO DISTRICT

H. S. Moody, Bradenton, commissioned May 12, 1955 until

January 1, 1957.
H. B. Miller, Anna Maria, commissioned May 12, 1955 until

January 1, 1957.
John Neil McClure, Bradenton, commissioned June 1, 1955

until January 1, 1957.

ANNA MARIA ISLAND EROSION PREVENTION BOARD

Paul J. Carlisle, Anna Maria Beach, resigned December 22,
1955 and Samuel P. Adams, commissioned January 6, 1956
until October 14, 1956.

R. Maxwell Ingham, Holmes Beach, resigned October 11, 1955
and Hugh Holmes, Bradenton Beach, commissioned Nov-
ember 17, 1955 until October 26, 1956.

Irby R. Pollard, Bradenton Beach, term expired October 27,
1956.

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ZONING COMMISSION OF THE WHITFIELD ZONING DISTRICT

George A. King, Sarasota, term expired October 1, 1953.
Claude Raibourn, Sarasota, term expires January 16, 1958.
Harold A. Spalding, M. D., Sarasota, commissioned March 1,

1955 until October 1, 1958.

G. E. Rautenberg, Sarasota, commissioned November 4, 1955

until September 12, 1959.
W. J. Foster, Sarasota, commissioned October 15, 1956 until

October 1, 1957.

MARION

COUNTY SEAT- — OCALA

County Judge — D. R. Smith.

Sheriff — Donald L. McLeod, resigned September 1, 1955 and
David Baillie, Jr., commissioned September 1, 1955 until
January 8, 1957.

Clerk Circuit Court — John F. Nicholson.

County Assessor of Taxes — Ernest C. Nott, Sr.

Tax Collector — L. R. Bracken.

Superintendent Public Instruction — N. Broward Lovell.

County Surveyor — Jack W. Jernigan.

Supervisor of Registration — Fannie R. Pasteur.

Judge Small Claims Court — E. G. Musleh, term expired Nov-
ember 8, 1955 and A. G. Pattillo, Jr., commissioned Nov-
ember 8, 1955 until November 8, 1957.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1— R. Bruce Meffert, Ocala.
District No. 2— A. B. Folks, Ocala.
District No. 3 — J. O. Monroe, Summerfield.
District No. 4— Geo. W. Mullins, Ocala.
District No. 5— Julius C. Martin, Ft. McCoy.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — J. Miles Hiers, Ocala. Resigned January 20,

1956 and John W. Selph, Ocala, commissioned March 20,
1956 until January 6, 1959.

District No. 2 — Beecher Beck, Ocala.
District No. 3— L. H. Marsh, Eureka.
District No. 4 — George W. Newsom, Ocala.
District No. 5 — Key Scales, Jr., Wiersdale.

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JURY COMMISSIONERS

Charles Thomas, Ocala; term expired January, 1954, re-
commissioned for term ending January 2, 1956, recom-
missioned for term ending January 8, 1957,

Henry E. Chalker, Sr., Dunellon; term expires January, 1955.

MARTIN

COUNTY SEAT STUART

County Judge — Arthur R. Clonts.

Sheriff— Roy C. Baker.

Clerk Circuit Court — Mrs. Dorothy Pierce.

County Assessor of Taxes — A. C. Courson.

Tax Collector— L. C. Kickliter.

Superintendent Public Instruction — John W. Martin.

Prosecuting Attorney — T. T. Oughterson.

Supervisor of Registration — Mrs. J. P. Blakeslee.

County Surveyor — James E. (Jim) Brock.

Judge Small Claims Court — Theodore C. Houk.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Seymour Gideon, Jensen Beach.
District No. 2 — Earl J. Ricou, Stuart.
District No. 3— E. J. Arnold, Hobe Sound.
District No. 4 — Chas. William Leighton, Stuart.
District No. 5 — Earl G. Knoll, Indiantown.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — T. R. Hellier, Jensen Beach.

District No. 2— J. D. Parker, Stuart.

District No. 3— Mrs. Ted R. Chambers, Hobe Sound.

District No. 4 — Lee Higbee, Stuart.

District No. 5 — O. D. Hataway, Indiantown.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 2 — Harry C. Beckman, Stuart.
District No. 4 — W. C. Caveny, Indiantown.

CONSTABLES

District No. 2 — Marvin H. Crowe, Hobe Sound.
District No. 4 — J. A. Dease, Indiantown.

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 169

MEMBER FLORIDA INLAND NAVIGATION DISTRICT

Stanley Kitching, Stuart, term expires January, 1957.

EVERGLADES FIRE CONTROL BOARD

Roy Segree, Indiantown, term expired August 7, 1953 and
James M. Myers, Jr., Indiantown, commissioned April 11,
1956 until next Senate.

MONROE

COUNTY SEAT — KEY WEST

County Judge — Raymond R. Lord.
Sheriff — John M. Spottswood.
Clerk Circuit Court — Earl R. Adams.
Clerk Criminal Court Record — Harry Dongo.
Judge, Criminal Court Record — Thomas S. Caro.
Solicitor, Criminal Court Record — Allan B. Cleare, Jr.
Judge Juvenile Court — Eva Warner Gibson.
County Assessor of Taxes — Claude A. Gandolfo.
Tax Collector — Howard E. Wilson.
Superintendent Public Instruction — Horace O'Bryant.
Supervisor of Registration — Samuel B. Pinder, Sr.
Judge, Small Claims Court — Paul E. Esquinaldo, Key West,
commissioned December 10, 1956 until January 6, 1959.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Joe Allen, Key West.
District No. 2 — William A. Freeman, Jr., Key West.
District No, 3 — Clarence S. Higgs, Key West.
District No. 4 — Gerald Saunders, Key West.
District No. 5 — Harry Harris, Tavemier.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — William R. Warren, Jr., Key West.
District No. 2— Gerald H. Adams, Key West.
District No. 3— Keller Watson, Key West.
District No. 4 — H. Earl Duncan, Key West.
District No. 5 — Edney B. Parker, Key West.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — Ira Franklin Albury, Key West.

District No. 2 — Roy Hamlin, Key West.

District No. 3 — R. D. Zetterower, Key West, resigned February

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1, 1955 and Ralph E. Cunningham commissioned February
14, 1955 until January 8, 1957.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — Mrs. Laura Roberts Johnson, Key West.
District No. 2 — Jose Espinosa, Key West.
District No. 3— D. M. Andrew, Key West.

ANTI-MOSQUITO CONTROL DISTRICT

Neil Saunders, Key West; term expires January, 1957.
Albert W. Moeller, Islamorada; term expires January, 1957.

BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

(Subject to Senate Confirmatioyi)

EVERGLADE FIRE CONTROL MONROE COUNTY

Edelmiro Morales, Key West; term expires Senate of 1955.

HARBOR MASTER

W. Fred Edwards, Key West, confirmed by the Senate and
commissioned June 17, 1955 until February 7, 1956, re-
commissioned February 7, 1956 until next Senate, confirm-
ed by the Senate and recommissioned August 22, 1956 until
February 7, 1958.

COMMISSIONERS OF PILOTAGE

Dr. J. C. Sanchez, Key West, commissioned April 5, 1955 until

the next Senate, confirmed by the Senate and recommission-
ed July 20, 1955 until June 19, 1957.
Lou Smith, Key West, commissioned April 5, 1955 until next

Senate, confirmed by the Senate and recommissioned June

13, 1955 until June 19, 1957.
Ralph Faraldo, Key West, commissioned April 5, 1955 until

next Senate, confirmed by the Senate and recommissioned

June 15, 1955 until June 19, 1957.
Paul L. Archer, Key West, commissioned April 14, 1955 until

next Senate, confirmed by the Senate and recommissioned

August 5, 1955 until June 19, 1957.
Dewey Riggs, Key West, commissioned May 30, 1955 until

next Senate, confirmed by the Senate and recommissioned

August 11, 1955 until June 19, 1957.

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NASSAU

COUNTY SEAT FERNANDINA

County Judge — H. V. Burgess.

Sheriff— H. J. Youngblood.

Clerk Circuit Court— T. W. Brown.

County Assessor of Taxes — E. N. McKendree.

Tax Collector— Ira W. Hall.

Superintendent Public Instruction — John T. Weisner.

Supervisor of Registration — Mrs. Marie B. Struss.

Judge Small Claims Court — E. V. Garcia,

County Surveyor — George W. Lovesee.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — John T. Ferreira, Fernandina Beach.
District No. 2 — William N. Galphin, Fernandina Beach.
District No. 3— H. S. McKendree, Yulee.
District No. 4— Kelley E. Walker, Hilliard.
District No. 5 — Frank Shaffer, Callahan.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — William H. Russell, Fernandina Beach.
District No. 2 — J. B. Higginbotham, Hilliard.
District No. 3 — J. W. Higginbotham, Callahan.
District No. 4 — B. T. O'Quinn, Fernandina Beach.
District No. 5 — Walter J. Murray, Fernandina Beach.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — George R. Sutton, Yulee.
District No. 5 — Leon C. Hodges, Callahan.
District No. 6—1. T. Blake, Hilliard.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — Clements P. Rutishauser, Fernandina Beach.
District No. 5— Ellis R. Keen, Callahan.
District No. 6 — R. E. Johnson, Hilliard.

NASSAU COUNTY HOSPITAL BOARD

District No. 1 — J. M. Osley, Fernandina Beach, commissioned
January 4, 1955 until first Tuesday after first Monday in
January 1959.

District No. 2 — Mrs. John McClane, Sr., Fernandina Beach,
commissioned December 15, 1954 until January 8, 1957.

District No. 3 — John W. Page, Yulee, commissioned January

172 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

4, 1955 until first Tuesday after first Monday in January
1959.

District No. 4 — Mrs. F. C. Butler, Hilliard, term expires Janu-
ary 8, 1957.

District No. 5— Mrs. T. B. Wells, Jr., Callahan, term expires
January 8, 1957.

OCEAN HIGHWAY AND PORT AUTHORITY

Group No. 1 — Harry D. Johnson, Fernandina Beach, term
expires January 8, 1957.

Group No. 2 — O. Ben Sorensen, Fernandina Beach, term
expires January 8, 1957.

Group No. 3 — C. B. Ingram, Fernandina Beach, commissioned
January 4, 1955 until January 6, 1959.

Group No. 4 — R. P. Jones, Fernandina Beach, commissioned
January 4, 1955 until January 6, 1959.

Group No. 5 — E. E. Lasserre, Fernandina Beach, commission-
ed January 4, 1955 until January 6, 1959.

AMELIA ISLAND MOSQUITO CONTROL BOARD

Albin C. Thompson, Jr., Fernandina, term expired January
26, 1955, recommissioned for term ending January 26, 1959.

G. Ralph Wolff, Fernandina, term expired January 29, 1955,
recommissioned for term ending January 29, 1959.

Joseph F. Pope, Fernandina, term expired January 29, 1955,
recommissioned for term ending January 29, 1959.

HARBOR MASTER

George T. Davis, Fernandina, commissioned January 3, 1955
until Senate of 1955, confirmed by the Senate and recom-
missioned July 15, 1955 until April 5, 1957.

OKALOOSA

COUNTY SEAT CRESTVIEW

County Judge — Wilbur F. Osbom.

Sheriff — H. Isle Enzor, deceased and Ray Wilson commission-
ed July 6, 1956 until January 8, 1957.
Clerk Circuit Court — Cecil L. Anchors.
County Assessor of Taxes — J. H. Vaughan.
Tax Collector — Cortez L. Campbell.
Superintendent Public Instruction — Lance C. Richbourg.

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 173

Supervisor of Registration — J. M. Garrett, Jr.

County Attorney — Clyde Campbell.

Judge Small Claims Court — A. B. Robinson, resigned October

14, 1955 and Harry Booth commissioned October 25, 1955

until January 8, 1957.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — C. L. Fleming, Crestview.
District No. 2— Malachi King, Ft. Walton Beach.
District No. 3 — Grady Garrett, Crestview.
District No. 4 — L. (Lunnie) Barnes, Baker.
District No. 5 — Walter S. Spence, Niceville.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1— S. W. Senterfitt, Laurel Hill.
District No. 2 — J. E. Brunson, Destin.
District No. 3— H. L. Hilton, Baker.
District No. 4 — I. P. Cadenhead, Crestview.
District No. 5— L. M. Phelps, Niceville.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 3 — Robert G. McKinley, Crestview.
District No. 6— F. B. McClain, Ft. Walton.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1— W. W. Sanders, Laurel Hill.
District No. 3— Willard Alford, Niceville.
District No. 6 — John O. Scarbrough, Destin.

JURY COMMISSIONERS

L. W. Hicks, Baker, commissioned November 2, 1955 until

first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1958.
Y. A. Clegorne, Crestview, commissioned November 4, 1955

until first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1958.
C. C. Thompson, Fort Walton Beach, commissioned January

9, 1955 until first Tuesday after first Monday in January

1957.
Philip Early, Valparaiso, commissioned January 23, 1956 until

first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1958.
Durrell Lee, Crestview, commissioned January 18, 1956 until

first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957.

OKALOOSA COUNTY PUBLIC HOSPITAL BOARD

Joseph R. Anderson, Fort Walton, resigned January 26, 1956

174 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

and John D, Stokes, Baker, commissioned January 31, 1956

until March 30, 1956, recommissioned April 2, 1956 until

March 30, 1960.
Nelson P. Davis, Valparaiso, term expires March 31, 1957.
Lester Childs, Niceville, term expires March 31, 1958.
Mrs. Eva Raybon, Crestview, term expires April 7, 1958.
H. H. Harris, Jr., Crestview, term expired April 6, 1955 and

Hampton C. Reese, Crestview, commissioned May 18, 1955

until April 6, 1959.

OKALOOSA ISLAND AUTHORITY

W. L. Marler, Destin, commissioned July 8, 1955 until first

Tuesday after first Monday in January 1959.
C. B. McLeod, Crestview, commissioned July 11, 1955 until

first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1959.
James Lee, Crestview, commissioned January 9, 1956 until

first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1959.

OKEECHOBEE

COUNTY SEAT — OKEECHOBEE

County Judge— T. W. Conely, Jr.

Sheriff— N. O. Stewart.

Clerk Circuit Court — Haynes E. Williams.

County Assessor of Taxes — Robert La Martin.

Tax Collector — Bessie Alderman.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Carl T. Durrance. Re-
signed August 31, 1956 and Omar L. Hunt commissioned
September 10, 1956 until January 8, 1957.

Prosecuting Attorney — G. C. Durrance.

Supervisor of Registration — Nora Haskill Bachand.

Surveyor — R. E. Willis.

Judge Small Claims Court — G. E. Bryant, Jr.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Clarence E. Arnold, Okeechobee.
District No. 2 — Irvin Register, Okeechobee.
District No. 3 — J. M. Hayes, Okeechobee.
District No. 4 — Clayton White, Okeechobee.
District No. 5 — Jesse Davis, Okeechobee.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — Harle Williams, Okeechobee.

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District No. 2 — Mabel Raulerson Sheffield, Okeechobee. Res-
igned November 1, 1955 and Mrs. Hope Leslie Hendry com-
missioned November 10, 1955 until Jan 8, 1957.

District No. 3 — Enola H. Elledge, Okeechobee.

District No. 4 — Hubert Harden, Okeechobee.

District No. 5 — Dozier Smith, Okeechobee.

MEMBERS, BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE OKEECHOBEE
PUBLIC HOSPITAL

W. D. Coker, Okeechobee, term expired September 12, 1956

and Mrs. Kathleen Wherrell, commissioned September 27,

1956 until September 12, 1960.
H. H. Raulerson, Okeechobee, term expired August 29, 1955

and Claude Holcomb, Okeechobee, commissioned August

13, 1956 until August 29, 1959.
Mrs. J. O. Pearce, Jr., Okeechobee, term expired August 27,

1955 and Marian Pearce, Okeechobee, commissioned August

16, 1956 until August 27, 1959.

John M. Roe, Sr., Okeechobee, commissioned August 8, 1956

until August 24, 1958.
Mrs. Nathan Zelmenovitz, Okeechobee, commissioned August

17, 1956 until September 18, 1957.

OKEECHOBEE COUNTY WELFARE BOARD

Mrs. J. B. Kelley, Okeechobee, term expired October 1, 1955

and recommissioned December 7, 1955 until October 1,

1959.
Claude Holcomb, Okeechobee, resigned September 6, 1955

and J. H. Wiles, Okeechobee, commissioned September 28,

1955 until August 13, 1957.
Mrs. Austin Pearce, Okeechobee, term expired October 16,

1955.
Burnett Bartlett, Okeechobee, resigned September 6, 1955

and T. H. Nix, Okeechobee, commissioned November 9, 1955

until September 18, 1957.
W. Allen Markham, Okeechobee, term expired September

25, 1955 and recommissioned November 29, 1955 until

September 25, 1959.

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ORANGE

COUNTY SEAT — ORLANDO

County Judge — Victor Hutchins, resigned November 30, 1955
and Roger A. Barker commissioned November 29, 1955 until
January 8, 1957.

Sheriff — S. Davis Starr,

Clerk Circuit Court — Arthur W. Newell.

Clerk Criminal Court of Record — Charles E. Limpus.

Judge Criminal Court of Record — W. M. Murphy.

Solicitor Criminal Court of Record — Richard H. Cooper.

Judge Juvenile Court — Mrs. Mattie H. Farmer.

County Assessor of Taxes — Mrs. Helen Bennett,

County Tax Collector — C. A. Cheesman.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Judson B. Walker.

County Surveyor — Wm. C. Hart.

Supervisor of Registration — Mrs. Dixie P. Barber.

Judge Small Claims Court — Sylvan McElroy.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — James T. Cooper, Orlando.
District No. 2 — John H. Talton, Apopka.
District No. 3 — A. D. Mims, Winter Garden.
District No. 4— John T. Murdoch, Jr., Orlando.
District No. 5— J. W, McDowall, Winter Park,

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1— Bethel B. Turner, Orlando.
District No. 2 — Hermit E. Smith, Apopka.
District No. 3— W. J. Taylor, Jr., Winter Park.
District No. 4 — Robert N. Heintzelman, Orlando.
District No. 5 — Brantley Burcham, Orlando.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — E. G. Duckworth, Orlando.
District No. 2 — Johnie A. McLeod, Apopka.
District No. 3— C. M. Tucker, Winter Garden.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — George F. Jump, Orlando.
District No. 2 — Fred L. Risener, Apopka.
District No. 3 — Carl G. Sanders, Ocoee.

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ORANGE COUNTY BUDGET COMMISSION

District No. 1 — Floyd L. Land, Orlando, commissioned January
4, 1955 until January 6, 1959.

District No. 2 — Charles E. Wells, Apopka, term expires Janu-
ary 8, 1957.

District No. 3 — W. F. Cappleman, Jr., Winter Garden, com-
missioned January 4, 1955 until January 6, 1959.

District No. 4 — G. Clarence Ziegler, Orlando, deceased and
Ley H. Smith, Orlando, commissioned June 29, 1956 until
January 8, 1957.

District No. 5 — H. C. Buchanan, Winter Park, commissioned
January 4, 1955 until January 6, 1959.

WEST ORANGE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL DISTRICT

J. S. Fairchild, Winter Garden, term expired September 24,
1955 and W. F. Cappleman, Jr., Winter Garden, commission-
ed October 17, 1955 until September 24, 1958.

Harry M. Smith, Winter Garden, term expired September 24,
1955 and recommissioned October 26, 1955 until September
24, 1958.

Mrs. John F. Houck, Gotha, term expired September 24, 1956.

William D. Hartzog, Winter Garden, commissioned August
31, 1955 until September 24, 1956.

D. Keith Abele, Windermere, commissioned October 31, 1955
until September 24, 1957.

William Arrington, Orlando, commissioned November 4, 1955
until September 24, 1957.

Harold D. Maguire, Ocoee, term expired September 24, 1953.

THE PINE HILLS FIRE CONTROL DISTRICT

Dave Pierce, Orlando, commissioned March 12, 1956 until
January 8, 1957.

OSCEOLA

COUNTY SEAT — KISSIMMEE

County Judge — O. P. Johnson.

Sheriff— Robert M. Buckels.

Clerk Circuit Court — Glenn Ray.

County Assessor of Taxes — Wade H. Lanier, Jr.

Tax Collector— W. E. Pound.

Superintendent Public Instruction — James C. Tyson.

Prosecuting Attorney — Phillip R. Kelley.

178 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

Supervisor of Registration — Mrs. Iris D. Sigler.
Judge Small Claims Court — Edward Brinson.
County Surveyor — Joe E. Johnston, Kissimmee.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — M. M. Overstreet, Kissimmee.
District No. 2 — John J. Robertson, Kissimmee.
District No. 3 — Tom Bumby, Kissimmee.
District No. 4— Leon E. Godwin, St. Cloud.
District No. 5 — L. J. Harvey, Kenansville.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — Clyde E. Story, Kissimmee.
District No. 2 — J. M. Yeates, Kissimmee.
District No. 3 — Dan Armstrong, St. Cloud.
District No. 4 — Louise Hettinger, St. Cloud.
District No. 5 — George Kempfer, Deer Park.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — C. E. Guffin, Kissimmee, deceased and Mrs.

Lottie P. Guffin commissioned April 12, 1956 until January

8, 1957.
District No, 2— James E. Mozley, St. Cloud.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — C. F. Prevatt, Kissimmee, resigned December
3, 1956 and Mack McClain, Kissimmee commissioned De-
cember 31, 1956 until January 8, 1957.

District No. 2— Geo. B. Jeffers, St. Cloud.

PALM BEACH

COUNTY SEAT — WEST PALM BEACH

County Judge — Richard P. Robbins.

Sheriff— J. F. Kirk.

Clerk Circuit Court — J. Alex Arnette.

Clerk Criminal Court Record — J. Louie Carter.

Judge Criminal Court Record — Edw. G. Newell.

Judge Criminal Court of Record — Hugh MacMillan, com-
missioned November 26, 1956 until December 31, 1958.

Solicitor Criminal Court Record — T. Harold Williams, res-
igned November 14, 1955 and Charles A. Nugent, Jr., com-
missioned November 21, 1955 until January 8, 1957,

OP THE STATE OF FLORIDA 179

County Assessor of Taxes — James M. Owens, Jr.
Tax Collector — Stetson O. Sproul.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Howell L. Watkins.
Supervisor of Registration — DeWitt Upthegrove.
Judge Small Claims Court — F. A. Currie.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Kenneth P. Foster, West Palm Beach.
District No. 2 — Lake Lytal, West Palm Beach.
District No. 3— Roy E. Michael, Jr., Lake Worth.
District No. 4 — Ben F. Sundy, Delray Beach.
District No. 5 — Paul Rardin, Canal Point.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — Thurmond W. Knight, Pahokee.
District No. 2— Geo. W. Slaton, West Palm Beach.
District No. 3 — Elizabeth S. Hand, Delray Beach.
District No. 4 — Henry O. Earwood, Belle Glade.
District No. 5— Ralph H. Kettler, West Palm Beach.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — John Ziegler, Jupiter.
District No. 2 — Kenneth R. Nix, Lake Park.
District No. 3 — Robert H. Eaves, West Palm Beach.
District No. 4— T. P. Carry, Lake Worth.
District No. 6— W. E. Wilcox, Delray Beach.
District No. 7— Robert T. Bardin, Canal Point.
District No. 8 — Joseph R. Cherry, Belle Glade.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — Glynn E. Mayo, Jupiter, commissioned August

11, 1955 until January 8, 1957.
District No. 2 — Peaslee Streets, Lake Park.
District No. 3 — Hugh Anderson, West Palm Beach.
District No. 4 — Louis Carroll, Lake Worth.
District No. 6 — W. Bruce Wheeler, Delray Beach.
District No. 7 — Francis Cross, Canal Point.
District No. 8— Buford F. Prescott, Belle Glade.

COMMISSIONERS, PORT OF PALM BEACH DISTRICT

William H. Dyer, Palm Beach, term expires January 8, 1957.
Billy B. Burns, West Palm Beach, term expires January 8,
1957.

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L. R. Bishop, West Palm Beach, term expires January 8, 1957.

HARBOR MASTER

Edgar S. Washburn, West Palm Beach, term expired Senate
1955. Gordon E. Rankin, West Palm Beach, confirmed by
the Senate and commissioned June 7, 1955 until June 28,
1955, recommissioned July 27, 1955 until next Senate.

COMMISSIONERS OF PILOTAGE PORT OF PALM BEACH

Marvin P. Anthony, West Palm Beach, term expires Sep-
tember 12, 1957.

R. E. Hotard, West Palm Beach, term expires August 29, 1957.

T. T. Reese, Jr., Palm Beach, term expires September 12,
1957.

Robert F. Cromwell, Riviera Beach, term expires September
29, 1957.

Charles Evans, Jr., West Palm Beach, term expires August
29, 1957.

JUPITER INLET DISTRICT

Roy S. Rood, Jupiter, commissioned January 4, 1955 for 4
years.

Stanley Peeler, Jupiter, commissioned January 4, 1955 for 4
years, resigned July 9, 1956 and Benjamin H. Rigg, Jupiter,
commissioned August 8, 1956 until January 8, 1957.

Robert F. Kleiser, Jupiter, term expires January 8, 1957.

SOUTHWESTERN PALM BEACH COUNTY PUBLIC HOSPITAL

Harold Rabin, Belle Glade, term expired June 6, 1955 and
George L. Royal, Belle Glade, commissioned June 15, 1955
until June 6, 1958.

Fritz Stein, Chosen, term expired June 6, 1955, recommission-
ed July 5, 1955 until June 6, 1958.

C. A. Thomas, Lake Harbor, term expired June 13, 1956.

Herman L. Close, Belle Glade, term expires June 2, 1957.

Herbert D. Beck, Belle Glade, term expired June 3, 1955 and
recommissioned June 15, 1955 until June 3, 1958.

NORTHWESTERN PALM BEACH COUNTY PUBLIC HOSPITAL

M. P. Stanley, Pahokee, term expired April 21, 1955 and
Robert D. Apelgren, Pahokee, commissioned May 19, 1955
until April 21, 1958.

Vena Mae Schroeder, Pahokee, term expired September 6,

OP THE STATE OP PLORIDA Iftl

1955 and Jess M. Elliott, Pahokee, commissioned October
19, 1955 until September 6, 1958.

Albert Fremd, Canal Point, term expired June 8, 1956 and
O. H. Sheppard, Canal Point, commissioned August 6, 1956

until June 8, 1959.
William O. Moss, Pahokee, term expired June 6, 1955 and

recommissioned June 15, 1955 until June 6, 1958.
A. R. Harrington, Pahokee, term expired June 22, 1957.

SOUTHEASTERN PALM BEACH COUNTY HOSPITAL DISTRICT

Charles Senior, Boynton Beach, commissioned January 11,

1956 until March 1, 1957.

W. J. Snow, Delray Beach commissioned January 11, 1956

until March 1, 1956, recommissioned March 7, 1956 until

March 1, 1960.
Emory J. Barrow, Palm Beach, commissioned January 11, 1956

until March 1, 1956.
Frances P. Spalsbury, Boca Raton, commissioned January 11,

1956 until March 1, 1958.
Mrs. Catherine E. Strong, Delray Beach, commissioned

January 11, 1956 until March 1, 1957.
Andrew L. Fabens, Delray Beach, commissioned January 11,

1956 until March 1, 1959.
Paul Mercer, Boynton Beach, commissioned January 11, 1956

until March 1, 1958.

MEMBER FLORIDA INLAND NAVIGATION DISTRICT

Gleason N. Stambaugh, West Palm Beach; term expires
January, 1959.

PASCO

COUNTY SEAT — DADE CITY

County Judge — A. J. Hayward, Jr.

Sheriff — F. L. (Leslie) Bessenger.

Clerk Circuit Court — Stanley C. Burnside.

County Assessor of Taxes — J. Ed Bryant.

Tax Collector — Cecil L. Smith.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Mark St. Clair.

County Surveyor — Donald C. Taylor.

Supervisor of Registration — Mrs. Dove C. Falls.

Prosecuting Attorney — Gene H. Auvil.

Judge Small Claims Court — T. H. Getzen.

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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1— Kenneth J. Smith, Dade City.
District No. 2— Otis A. Allen, Zephyrhills.
District No. 3 — Milton E. Goodwin, Land-0-Lakes.
District No. 4 — A. H. Schrader, San Antonio.
District No. 5 — A. H. Stevens, New Port Richey.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1— Charles F. Touchton, Jr., Dade City.
District No. 2— Margaretta C. Witt, Zephyrhills.
District No. 3 — Carl Edward Hatcher, New Port Richey.
District No. 4— C. P. McCabe, San Antonio.
District No. 5— E. H. Kirkland, Lutz.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — L. L. Johns, Zephyrhills, resigned October 4,
1955 and Grant E. Vought, Zephyrhills, commissioned
October 20, 1955 until January 8, 1957.

District No. 2 — D. A. Dowling, New Port Richey.

District No. 3— J. G. O'Berry, Trilby.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — Paul Jackson Conner, Dade City.
District No. 2 — Joseph Fraddosio, New Port Richey.
District No. 3 — Jesse E. Stanley, Lacoochee.

WEST PASCO COUNTY MOSQUITO CONTROL DISTRICT

W. P. Stone, New Port Richey, term expired June 25, 1955,
recommissioned July 15, 1955 until June 25, 1959.

E. F. Swartsel, Elfers, term expired June 25, 1955, recommis-
sioned July 22, 1955 until June 25, 1959.

I. L. DeCubellis, New Port Richey, term expired June 25,
1955 and Dean F. Cox, New Port Richey, commissioned
July 13, 1955 until June 25, 1959.

PINELLAS

COUNTY SEAT CLEARWATER

County Judge — Jack F. White.
Sheriff— Sid M. Saunders.
Clerk Circuit Court — Avery W. Gilkerson.
County Assessor of Taxes — H. H. Sterling.
Tax Collector— L. W. Lambert.

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Superintendent Public Instruction — Floyd T. Christian.

Prosecuting Attorney — Emerson L. Parker.

Supervisor of Registration — Wilda Cook.

Judge Civil and Criminal Court of Record — Leon Whitehurst.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Chas. James Wood, St. Petersburg.
District No. 2 — Frank R. Hoerscher, St. Petersburg.
District No. 3 — Charles R. Fisher, Clearwater.
District No. 4 — Evan R. Jenkins, St. Petersburg.
District No. 5 — R. Hosey Wick, St. Petersburg.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — Richard A. Miller, St. Petersburg, resigned

December 31, 1956.
District No. 2— A. L. Pheil, St. Petersburg.
District No. 3 — Justin J. Albaugh, St. Petersburg.
District No. 4 — William H. Williams, Clearwater.
District No. 5 — A. Franklin Green, St. Petersburg.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1— Edward P. Silk, St. Petersburg.
District No. 2 — Ray E. Ulmer, Clearwater.
District No. 3— Olin F. Blakely, Safety Harbor.
District No. 4 — J. S. Register, Tarpon Springs.
District No. 5 — Clyde M. Kissinger, Maderia Beach.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — George A. Schwebel, St. Petersburg.
District No. 2 — Richard J. Swift, Clearwater.
District No. 3 — Percy P. Vasbinder, Clearwater.
District No. 4 — Walter H. Carey, Tarpon Springs.
District No. 5 — Joseph A. Lapierre, St. Petersburg.

JURY COMMISSIONERS

Herbert Fields, Clearwater, term expires 1st Tuesday after

1st Monday in January 1956.
William R. Watts, St. Petersburg, term expires 1st Tuesday

after 1st Monday in January 1957.

BELLEAIR IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT

Thomas L. Hisgen, Clearwater, term expires August 22, 1956.
M. J. Hardacre, Largo; term expires September 8, 1956.
Franklin S. Smith, Largo; term expires September 6, 1956.

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PINELLAS COUNTY UTILITY BOARD

Elmore F. Kitzmiller, Dunedin; term expires July 7, 1955.
Wm. Watson Clark, Clearwater; term expires January 1953.
E. A. Whitnell, Indian Rocks; term expires July 10, 1953.
George J, Lambrecht, St. Petersburg; term expires July 8,

1955.
Horace B. Tibbals, St. Petersburg; term expires July 8, 1955.

JUDGE JUVENILE COURT

Charles O. Parks, Jr., St. Petersburg; commissioned June 22,
1955 until June 21, 1959.

PINELLAS COUNTY ANTI-MOSQUITO CONTROL BOARD

Emery R. Boyd, Indian Rocks Beach, suspended September

9, 1955 and Ralph A. Sheals, St. Petersburg, commissioned

September 15, 1955 during suspension.
W. H. Thomas, St. Petersburg, resigned September 14, 1955

and Archie R. Hargrave commissioned September 23, 1955

until January 8, 1957.
Paul Vernon Craig, St. Petersburg, suspended September 9,

1955 and Sam D. Whitman, Indian Rocks, commissioned

September 15, 1955 during suspension.

BUDGET COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Edward H. LaVoie, St. Petersburg, term
expires January 8, 1957.

District No. 2 — S. W. Adolfsen, Pinellas Park, commissioned
January 4, 1955 for 4 years.

District No. 3 — Thomas L. Smith, Belleair, term expires
January 8, 1957.

District No. 4 — Dr. Edwin C. Sproc, St. Petersburg, com-
missioned January 4, 1955 for 4 years.

District No. 5 — Stanley Hatfield, St. Petersburg, term expires
January 8, 1957.

INDIAN ROCKS SPECIAL FIRE CONTROL DISTRICT

William T. Jones, Indian Rocks Beach, term expires January
6, 1959.

W. E. Luce, Indian Rocks Beach, term expires January 6,
1959.

Charles M. Baldwin, Indian Rocks Beach, term expires Janu-
ary 6, 1959.

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Edwin A. Whitnel, Indian Rocks Beach, term expires January

8, 1957.
James Roesler, Indian Rocks Beach, term expires January 8,

1957.

HARBOR MASTER

Wilbur C. Stone, St. Petersburg, confirmed by the Senate and
commissioned October 5, 1955 until February 14, 1957.

COMMISSIONERS OF PILOTAGE, FOR THE PORT OF
ST. PETERSBURG

Charles A. Lenz, St. Petersburg, term expired Senate of 1955,
and Al D. Strum, St. Petersburg, confirmed by the Senate
and commissioned July 22, 1955 until January 12, 1957.

Kennett Cowan, Jr., St. Petersburg, term expired Senate of
1955 and confirmed by the Senate and recommissioned June
13, 1955 until January 12, 1957.

John C. Blocker, St. Petersburg, term expired Senate of 1955
and William A. Miller, St. Petersburg, confirmed by the
Senate and commissioned June 10, 1955 until January 12,
1957.

Wallace B. Bishop, St. Petersburg, term expired Senate of

1955 and confirmed by the Senate and recommissioned June

10, 1955 until January 12, 1957.

A. B. Fogarty, St. Petersburg, confirmed by the Senate and
commissioned June 10, 1955 until January 12, 1957.

PINELLAS COUNTY JUVENILE WELFARE BOARD

Elizabeth Skinner Jackson, Dunedin, term expired July 18,

1956 and Robert E. Coleman, Clearwater, commissioned
November 1, 1956 until July 18, 1960.

Kathleen E. Strickland, Tarpon Springs, term expired August

11, 1956 and recommissioned November 19, 1956 until
August 11, 1960.

Mrs. H. W. Holland, St. Petersburg, term expires August 11,

1958.
Mrs. Bay a M. Harrison, Jr., St. Petersburg, term expires

August 11, 1958.

POLK

COUNTY SEAT — BARTOW

County Judge — C. M. Wiggins.

Sheriff— H. P. Gordon, suspended March 22, 1956 and Joel

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C. Garrard, Bartow, commissioned March 26, 1956 during

suspension.
Clerk Circuit Court— D. H. Sloan, Jr.
Clerk Criminal Court — Robert J. Haslett.
Judge Criminal Court Record — Roy H. Amidon.
Solicitor Criminal Court Record — Clifton M. Kelly.
County Assessor of Taxes — John B. White.
Tax Collector — Ray C. Clements.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Claude M. Harden, Sr.
County Surveyor — A. W. Edwards.
Supervisor of Registration — Hugh E. Carlton.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1— Roy P. Gladney, Mulberry.
District No. 2 — Julian C. Durrance, Ft. Meade.
District No. 3 — Eugene A. Laurent, Bartow.
District No. 4 — John B. Thornhill, Jr., Winter Haven.
District No. 5 — W. T. Duggan, Lakeland.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — Gussie Sullivan, Frostproof.
District No. 2 — Hugh W. Wear, Bartow.
District No. 3 — F. G. Garner, Winter Haven.
District No. 4— P. M. Fussell, Polk City.
District No. 5 — Frank W. Meyers, Lakeland.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — George T. Harned, Mulberry.
District No. 2 — Henry Mitchell, Frostproof.
District No. 3 — Frank C. Stanley, Jr., Auburndale.
District No. 4 — Eloy Delgado, Winter Haven.
District No 5 — J. Tom Watson, Lakeland.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — J. F. Alderman, Mulberry.
District No. 2— Harry E. Godwin, Ft. Meade.
District No. 3— W. H. Mock, Bartow.
District No. 4 — Grady Mattox, Winter Haven.
District No. 5 — Monroe Brannen, Lakeland.

JUVENILE COURT

Judge — G. Bowden Hunt, Bartow, term expires October 1,
1958.

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POLK COUNTY BUDGET COMMISSION

District 1 — George W. Jenkins, Lakeland, term expires Janu-
ary 1957.

District 2 — James W. Blanton, Ft. Meade, term expires Janu-
ary 1957.

District 3 — J. Frank Alexander, Bartow, term expires January
1957.

District 4— Richard H. DeMott, Sr., Winter Haven.

District 5 — Carl Adair, Lakeland; term expires January 1957.

JURY COMMISSIONERS

Frank W. Scaggs, Lake Wales, term expires January 8, 1957
R. B. McKinney, Lakeland, resigned April 9, 1956 and W. R.

Waterson, Lakeland commissioned April 30, 1956 until first

Tuesday after first Monday in January 1958
W. J. Smith, Winter Haven, commissioned October 5, 1956

until first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1959
H. M. Fulton, Bartow, commissioned October 3, 1956 until first

Tuesday after first Monday in January 1958
Thos. W. Hook, Lakeland, commissioned November 2, 1956

until first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1959

WINTER HAVEN LAKE REGION BOAT COURSE DISTRICT

Gerald Emry, Winter Haven, commissioned January 20, 1956
until first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1957

POLK COUNTY HISTORICAL COMMISSION

Edward T. Keenan, Frostproof, commissioned July 18, 1955

until July 18, 1959
Frank P. Goodman, Lake Alfred, commissioned July 22, 1955

until July 22, 1959
Miss Lillian Carpenter, Bartow, commissioned August 1, 1955

until August 1, 1957
C. T. Thrift, Jr., Lakeland, commissioned August 12, 1955 until

August 12, 1957
Wallace L. Storey, Bartow, commissioned December 27, 1956

until December 27, 1960.

PUTNAM

COUNTY SEAT — PALATKA

County Judge — Causey S. Green.
Sheriff— E. W. (Walt) PeUicer.

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Clerk Circuit Court— A. W. Nichols, Jr.

County Assessor of Taxes — Louis E. Tenney.

Tax CoHector— Randall Wells.

Superintendent Public Instruction — William M. Thomas.

County Surveyor — S. H. Fortune.

Supervisor of Registration — Mrs. Jessie T. Carswell.

Judge Small Claims Court — Edward L. Bush.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — E. A. Loving, Crescent City.

District No. 2— Frank Sapp, Palatka.

District No. 3— Woodrow W. Tilton, East Palatka.

District No. 4— R. B. Lilly, Florahome.

District No. 5 — Lawrence L. Ridaught, Hawthorne.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — Edward L. Preston, Crescent City.
District No. 2— W. H. Beasley, Palatka.
District No. 3 — W. L. Johntry, Johnson.
District No. 4 — Gene Badger, Palatka.
District No. 5— T. J. McLean, Palatka.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — James M. Jackson, Crescent City.
District No. 8— C. R. Kemp, Palatka.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — Sam Hogg, Huntington.
District No. 8— C. M. Livingston, Palatka.

PUTNAM COUNTY PUBLIC HOSPITAL AUTHORITY

E. T. Young, Palatka, term expired first Tuesday after first
Monday in January 1956, recommissioned January 2, 1956
until first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1960.

L. B. Bush, Interlachen, term expired first Tuesday after
first Monday in January 1956, recommissioned January 2,
1956 until first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1960.

George C. Miller, Crescent City, resigned August 16, 1955 and
Mrs. Ruth B. Hay, Crescent City, commissioned August 25,
1955 until first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1956,
recommissioned January 2, 1956 until first Tuesday after
first Monday in January 1960.

Ray L. Hawkins, East Palatka, term expires first Tuesday

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after first Monday in January 1958.

John M. Barrentine, Palatka, term expires first Tuesday after
first Monday in January 1958.

C. D. Anderson, Welaka, resigned August 16, 1955 and Wil-
liam M. Dunson, Welaka, commissioned August 26, 1955
until first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1958.

ST. JOHNS

COUNTY SEAT — ST. AUGUSTINE

County Judge — Chas. C. Mathis, Jr.

Sheriff — L. O. Davis, Jr.

Clerk Circuit Court — Hiram H. Favor.

County Assessor of Taxes — R. H. Mattox.

Tax Collector — Raymond Hill.

Superintendent Public Instruction — John A. Crookshank, Sr.

Supervisor of Registration — Mrs. T. F. Ellzey.

Judge Small Claims Court — Robert A. Andreu, Jr.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Herbert W. Wilson, Bayard.
District No. 2— W. E. Byrd, Elkton.
District No. 3 — B. L. Lovett, Hastings.
District No. 4— G. R. Wiles, St. Augustine.
District No. 5 — Dan F. Mickler, St. Augustine.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — Earl W. Bussey, St. Augustine.
District No. 2 — J. R. Moseley, St. Augustine.
District No. 3— Clyde P. Smith, Hastings.
District No. 4 — Maude L. Hartley, St. Augustine.
District No. 5 — Robert C. Neat, St. Augustine.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 9 — M. A. PelHcer, St. Augustine.
District No. 11 — Harry F. Pellicer, Hastings.

CONSTABLES

District No. 9 — Van B. Lindsey, St. Augustine.
District No. 11 — Merrill R. Greene, Hastings.

MEMBER FLORIDA INLAND NAVIGATION

Donald Dunham, Jr., St. Augustine; term expires January

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1957. Resigned and Milton Bacon, St. Augustine, com-
missioned August 15, 1955 until January 8, 1957.

ANASTASIA MOSQUITO CONTROL BOARD

S. Raymond Cafaro, St. Augustine, term expires January, 1957.
Ralph C. Waterhouse, St. Augustine, term expires January

1957.
E. E. Coonrod, St. Augustine, term expires January 1957.

ST. AUGUSTINE PORT, WATERWAY AND BEACH DISTRICT

Frank F. Harrold, St. Augustine, commissioned January 4,

1955 for 4 years.
L. C. Ringhaver, St. Augustine, commissioned January 4,

1955 for 4 years.
W. Irvine Drysdale, St. Augustine, commissioned March 30,

1955 until January 8, 1957.

COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT OF THE ST. JOHNS
ZONING COMMISSION

Frank F. Harrold, St. Augustine, commissioned May 27, 1953

until May 27, 1956.
J. H. Spengler, St. Augustine, commissioned August 23, 1955

until March 4, 1957.
Ralph C. Waterhouse, St. Augustine, commissioned September

15, 1955 until March 4, 1957.
Charles E. Young, St. Augustine, commissioned September

19, 1955 until March 4, 1957.
Walter H. Slater, St. Augustine, commissioned October 20,

1955 until March 4, 1957.

ST. LUCIE

COUNTY SEAT FT. PIERCE

County Judge — Flem C. Dame.

Sheriff— J. R. Norvell.

Clerk Circuit Court— W. C. Baggett.

County Assessor of Taxes — Calvin P. Poppell.

Tax Collector — Curtis M. James.

Superintendent of Public Instruction — D. C. Huskey,

Prosecuting Attorney — B. S. Bittan, Jr.

Supervisor of Registration — Elizabeth Summerlin.

Surveyor — James Whitice.

Judge Small Claims Court — Walter M. Rogers.

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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1— R. L. Griffin, Ft. Pierce.
District No. 2 — Harry J. Kicliter, Ft. Pierce.
District No. 3 — N. W. Jorgensen, Ft. Pierce.
District No. 4 — Douglas Silver, Ft. Pierce.
District No. 5 — R. W. Lennard, Ft. Pierce.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1— H. T. Hammer, Ft. Pierce.

District No. 2 — Meyer Heller, Ft. Pierce, resigned July 8, 1955

and E. C. Collins, Jr., commissioned August 4, 1955 until

January 8, 1957.
District No. 3— M. Kirby Hayes, Ft. Pierce.
District No. 4 — Jack King, Ft. Pierce.
District No. 5— Clyde W. Cato, Ft. Pierce.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — Evans Costopoulos, Ft. Pierce.
District No. 2— E. P. DeFriest, Jr., Ft. Pierce.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — Harry C. McGauran, Jr., Ft. Pierce, resigned

November 20, 1956.
District No. 2 — Grady W. Tyner, Ft. Pierce, resigned August

20, 1956 and S. E. Richardson, Ft. Pierce, commissioned

August 31, 1956 until January 8, 1957.

COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT OF ST. LUCIE COUNTY

H. T. Hammer, Ft. Pierce, commissioned March 28, 1955 until

February 18, 1957.
James A. Gatlin, M. D., Ft. Pierce, commissioned March 21,

1955 until February 14, 1957.
J. B. Trotman, Ft. Pierce, commissioned May 16, 1955 until

February 21, 1957.
G. O. Davidson, Ft. Pierce, commissioned June 5, 1955 until

February 18, 1957.
Edward Gibson, Ft. Pierce, commissioned July 18, 1955 until

February 17, 1957.

MEMBER FLORIDA INLAND NAVIGATION DISTRICT

James J. Barnes, Jensen Beach; term expires January, 1959.

SUPERVISORS, FORT PIERCE EROSION DISTRICT

L. K. Kasten, Ft. Pierce, term expires January 1957.

192 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

Issac Porter Pitts, Ft. Pierce, term expires January 1957.
Newton D. Shelley, Ft. Pierce Beach, term expires January

1957.
Lee S. Nelson, Ft. Pierce, term expires January 1957.
Thomas R. Barr, Ft. Pierce, term expires January 1957.

MEMBER BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS EVERGLADES FIRE CONTROL

(Subject to Senate Confirmation)
Cornelius Van der Lugt, Ft. Pierce, term expires Senate o£
1955, resigned September 20, 1955 and O. G. Nanney, Ft.
Pierce, commissioned September 25, 1955 until next Senate.

SANTA ROSA

COUNTY SEAT — MILTON

County Judge — Wm. A. Bonifay.
Sheriff — Marshall Hayes.
Clerk Circuit Court — Ben Henry Pooley.
County Assessor of Taxes — R. Glenn Gibson.
Tax Collector — Archie Glover.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Charles F. Morris, resign-
' ed July 18, 1956 and Radford M. Locklin commissioned

August 8, 1956 until January 8, 1957.
Supervisor of Registration — James L. Stowers.
County Attorney — W. D. Robertson, Milton, commissioned

May 16, 1955 until January 8, 1957.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1— Albert Golden, Milton.
District No. 2— John T. Allen, Sr., Milton.
District No. 3— J. F. Shell, Jay.
District No. 4— Wilson Whitfield, Milton.
District No. 5 — Ezra Johnson, Milton.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — Haywood Hannah, Jr., Milton.
District No. 2 — Macon Wise, Jay.
District No. 3 — Irwin B. Lewis, Milton.
District No. 4 — Leo V. Davis, Bagdad.
District No. 5— B. E. Hudson, Milton.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1— Thomas S. Maddox, Milton.

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District No. 2 — Mahlon C. McCall, Bagdad, resigned August

10, 1956.
District No. 3— J. L. Abbott, Jay.
District No. 4— T. J. Fortune, Milton, resigned May 11, 1955

and W. J. Rollo, Milton, commissioned May 23, 1955 until

January 8, 1957.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1— Chas. F. Perkins, Milton.

District No. 2 — Aubrey Martin, Bagdad.

District No. 3 — A. J. Jernigan, Jay, resigned November 22,

1955 and C. L. Edeker, Jay, commissioned January 23, 1956

until January 8, 1957.
District No. 4 — Leroy Johnson, Milton.
District No. 5— J. B. Kelley, Baker.

SANTA ROSA COUNTY HOSPITAL BOARD

Drew Roberts, Milton, term expired January 21, 1956, re-
commissioned August 27, 1956 until January 21, 1960.

John C. Malone, Jr., Milton, term expired January 30, 1955,
recommissioned August 27, 1956 until January 30, 1959.

Melvin Hagler, Milton, term expires January 10, 1957.

Nolan Rogers, Milton, term expires January 30, 1958.

D. M. Dobson, Jay, commissioned July 30, 1956 until January
30, 1959.

SANTA ROSA COUNTY ELECTION COMMISSION

O. M. Carter, Bagdad, commissioned July 11, 1955 for 4 years.

A. P. Bray, Gulf Breeze, commissioned July 13, 1955 for 4
years.

Sam G. Cox, Milton, commissioned July 15, 1955 for 4 years.
Cason Walker, Milton, commission July 14, 1955 for 4 years.

B. S. Gillman, Milton, commissioned July 20, 1955 for 4 years.
George H. Leonard, Milton, commissioned August 1, 1955 for

4 years.
J. W. Dobson, Jay, commissioned August 4, 1955 for 4 years.

SANTA ROSA COUNTY JURY COMMISSION

R. B. Hobbs, Pace, commissioned December 19, 1955 until

January 8, 1957.
Nell Leonard, Milton, commissioned December 19, 1955 until

first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1958.
R. A. Harper, Sr., Milton, commissioned December 28, 1955

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until first Tuesday after first Monday in January 1958.
Price W. Malone, Milton, commissioned January 9, 1955 until
January 8, 1957.

SARASOTA

County Judge — John D. Justice.

Sheriff — Ross E. Boyer.

Clerk Circuit Court— W. A. (Bill) Wynne.

County Assessor of Taxes — Glover E. Ashby.

Tax Collector — Charlie Hagerman.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Carl C. Strode.

Prosecuting Atorney — Lamar B. Dozier.

Supervisor of Registration — Virginia H. Mead.

Judge Small Claims Court — C. J. Wiersteiner.

County Surveyor — J. V. Mosby.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Edwin F. McCann, Sarasota.
District No. 2 — Albert D. Corson, Sarasota.
District No. 3 — Glenn R. Leach, Nokomis.
District No, 4 — Gustin M. Nelson, Sarasota.
District No. 5 — J. F. Baumgartner, Sarasota.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — Guy L. Langer, Sarasota.

District No. 2 — Bargara Parker Ingram, Sarasota.

District No. 3 — Donald L. Johns, Sarasota.

District No. 4 — Philip H. Hiss, Sarasota.

District No. 5 — John J. Hogancamp, resigned November 4,

1955 and Mrs. Laurence E. Loper commissioned January

3, 1956 until January 6, 1959.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — George S. Foster, Sarasota.
District No. 2 — George T. Devlin, Nokomis.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — Sherman A. Studer, Sarasota.

SARASOTA COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT

Ocie C. Hamilton, Sarasota, term expires December 8, 1958.
John M. Scheb, Sarasota, term expires December 8, 1958.
Jerry Van Orden, Sarasota, term expires December 8, 1958.

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John C. Pinkerton, Sarasota, term expires December 13, 1958.
Hoke S. Bowden, Venice, term expires December 15, 1958.

ENGLEWOOD LIGHTING DISTRICT

Hugh Walker, Englewood, term expired October 11, 1956,
recommissioned January 11, 1957 until October 11, 1960.

C. E. Van Norman, Englewood, term expired October 11, 1956,
recommissioned January 11, 1957 until October 11, 1960.

Walter H. Glass, Englewood, term expires October 11, 1957.

David G. Miller, Englewood, term expires October 11, 1958.

J. D. Tate, Englewood, term expires October 11, 1958.

SARASOTA COUNTY PUBLIC HOSPITAL BOARD

Lota Mundy, Venice, term expires January 8, 1957.
Harold W. Glascock, Sarasota, term expires January 8, 1957.
Annette D. Gilbert, Sarasota, term expires January 8, 1957.
Harry V. Wolstenholme, Sarasota, deceased and Arnold J.

Funk, Sarasota, commissioned March 28, 1955 until January

8, 1957.
Benton W. Powell, Sarasota, commissioned January 4, 1955

for 4 years.
John F. Burket, Jr., Sarasota, commissioned January 4, 1955

for 4 years.
Emmet Addy, Sarasota, commissioned January 4, 1955 for

4 years.
P. B. Huguenin, Sarasota, commissioned January 4, 1955 for

4 years.
Hoke S. Bowden, Venice, commissioned January 4, 1955 for

4 years.

SEMINOLE

COUNTY SEAT — SANFORD

County Judge — Ernest Housholder.

Sheriff — J. L. Hobby, suspended December 1, 1955 and J. D.

Cordell, commissioned December 1, 1955 during suspension.

Senate refused to remove July 31, 1956.
Clerk Circuit Court— O. P. Herndon.
County Assessor of Taxes — Sanford F. Doudney.
Tax Collector — John L. Galloway.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Rayburn T. Milwee.
Prosecuting Attorney — Karlyle Householder.
Supervisor of Registration — Camilla D. Bruce.

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Judge Small Claims Court — Frank L. Miller.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1— W. B. Brown Miller, Sanford.
District No. 2 — Fred A. Dyson, Sanford.
District No. 3 — O. E. Fouraker, Longwood.
District No. 4— B. C. Dodd, Winter Park.
District No. 5 — John W. Meisch, Sanford.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — John L. Brumley, Sanford.
District No. 2 — J. A. Bistline, Longwood.
District No. 3 — L. E. Jordon, Oviedo.
District No. 4 — Charles F. Harrison, Geneva.
District No. 5 — W. A. Patrick, Sanford.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 3— Theo. Aulin, Oviedo.
District No. 4 — W. Hugh Duncan, Sanford.
District No. 6 — Homer Sewell, Altamonte.

CONSTABLES

District No. 3 — George A. Kelsey, Oviedo.

District No. 4 — J. Q. Galloway, Sanford.

District No. 6 — William Alfred Lewis, Longwood.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY
PUBLIC HOSPITAL BOARD

T. E. Tucker, Sanford, term expired December 30, 1956 and
Andrew Carraway, Sanford, commissioned December 30,
1956 until December 30, 1960.

A. Bart Peterson, Sr., term expired December 11, 1955 and
recommissioned December 11, 1955 until December 11,
1959.

John W. Evans, Oviedo, term expires December 18, 1957.

Robert S. Bradford, Altamonte Springs, term expires Decem-
ber 16, 1957.

Victor M. Green, Sanford, term expires December 30, 1958.

SEMINOLE COUNTY HOUSING AUTHORITY

Henry A. Simpson, Geneva, commissioned January 26, 1956

until September 7, 1959.
J. D. Wright, Jr., Sanford, commissioned February 2, 1956

until September 7, 1957,

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 197

J. R. Hall, Sanford, commissioned January 31, 1956 until

September 7, 1959.
C. R. Clonts, Oviedo, term expired September 7, 1956.
L. T. Bryan, Altamonte Springs, term expired February 7,

1956 and recommissioned October 9, 1956 until September

7, 1960.

SUMTER

COUNTY SEAT BUSH NELL

County Judge — P. B. Howell.

Sheriff— M. H. Bowman.

Clerk Circuit Court— C. Burton Marsh.

County Assessor of Taxes — Inman Wheeler.

Tax Collector — Curtis Beville.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Broward Miller.

County Surveyor — Truby W. Hunt.

Prosecuting Attorney — James W. West.

Supervisor of Registration — S. N. Graham, Sr.

Judge Small Claims Court — Pat Kelley.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Boyd W. Caruthers, Oxford.
District No. 2 — LeRoy Smith, Coleman.
District No. 3— A. D. Palmer, Wildwood.
District No. 4 — Joe Hamilton, Bushnell.
District No. 5 — Melvin Carlton, Webster.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — Willard Peebles, Wildwood.
District No. 2— Clifford Wynns, Bushnell.
District No. 3 — Jack Drawdy, Webster.
District No. 4 — Richard A. Childers, Coleman.
District No. 5 — Roy H. Caruthers, Oxford.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 3— Dowell R. Kelley, Wildwood.

District No. 4 — Donald E. Fussell, Bushnell, commissioned

October 12, 1956 until January 8, 1957.
District No. 5 — A. Kapanes, Webster. Resigned June 20, 1956

and L. G. Green commissioned September 20, 1956 until

January 8, 1957.
District No, 7— George Mallory, Center Hill.
District No. 9 — B. H. Stone, Coleman.

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CONSTABLES

District No. 3— C. C. Spurling, Wildwood.
District No. 4 — Sterling Giddens, Bushnell.
District No. 5 — Robert Fussell, Webster.
District No. 7 — James Kimbrough, Center Hill.
District No. 9 — Cecil Partridge, Coleman.

SUWANNEE

COUNTY SEAT — LIVE OAK

County Judge — J. M. Hearn.

Sheriff — Hugh Lewis.

Clerk Circuit Court — John H, Howland.

County Assessor of Taxes — Wm. Hubbard Gray.

Tax Collector — Lavaughn H. Greene.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Henry M. Folson.

Supervisor of Registration — Jack M. Cross, Sr.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Thomas E. Musgrove, Live Oak.
District No. 2— Rudolph V. Scott, Live Oak.
District No. 3 — Jim Carmichael, Live Oak.
District No. 4 — Leon L. Avery, Live Oak.
District No. 5 — James F. Sanchez, Branford.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — John S. Flood, Live Oak.
District No. 2— W. E. Williams, Pine Mount.
District No. 3— V. V. Brim, Live Oak.
District No. 4 — E. A. Collins, Live Oak.
District No. 5 — Thonis Barnett, Branford.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — Joseph T. Futch, Live Oak.
District No. 3^. B. Howell, Live Oak.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — Dewey D. North, Live Oak.
District No. 2— Sam Godbold, Wellborn.
District No. 3— B. G. Bell, Live Oak.
District No. 4 — Drew O'Steen, Branford.

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 199

BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE SUWANNEE COUNTY
HOSPITAL CORPORATION

J. D. Henry, Live Oak, term expired August 7, 1956.
W. P. Atwell, Branford, deceased and Fred W. Jones, Bran-
ford, commissioned May 9, 1955 until August 18, 1956.
Louie C. Wadsworth, Live Oak, term expires July 28, 1957.
L. J. Day, Live Oak, term expires July 17, 1957.
Kelly Weaver, Live Oak, term expires July 17, 1958.

SUWANNEE COUNTY LIBRARY BOARD

Mrs. Winston J. Rogers, Live Oak, resigned March 15, 1955

and Mrs. C. D. Williams, Branford, commissioned May 6,

1955 until January 12, 1957.
Miss Helen Bixler, Live Oak, commissioned January 3, 1955

for 3 years.
Mrs. Drew O'Steen, Branford, commissioned January 12, 1955

for 2 years.
William C. Airth, Live Oak, commissioned January 13, 1955

for 1 year.
Mrs. John G. Cameron, Live Oak, commissioned January 18,

1955 for 3 years.

TAYLOR

COUNTY SEAT PERRY

County Judge — Bryan Butler.

Sheriff — Maurice Strouse Linton.

Clerk Circuit Court — Felix A. Parker.

County Assessor of Taxes — A. J. Ezell.

Tax Collector — Odis Murphy.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Alton H. Wentworth.

Supervisor of Registration — Mrs. W. D. Vereen, resigned

February 10, 1956 and Mrs. J. L. Weeks commissioned

February 9, 1956 until January 8, 1957.
Judge Small Claims Court— J. F. McCall.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1— E. J. Tedder, Perry.
District No. 2— W. H. King, Perry.
District No. 3 — J. J. Morgan, Perry.
District No. 4 — C. A. Lewis, Perry.
District No. 5 — F. A. Sapp, Perry.

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MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — Walter D. Poppell, Perry.
District No. 2 — Barney Russell, Salem.
District No. 3— J. O. English, Shady Grove.
District No. 4 — Loundis Bryan Bethea, Perry.
District No. 5 — S. S. Agner, Perry.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — E. T. Underwood, Perry.
District No. 3 — Stephen C. Dukes, Steinhatchee.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — Henry Sauls, Perry.

District No. 3 — J. T. Bodiford, Steinhatchee.

TAYLOR COUNTY HOSPITAL BOARD

J. H. Kansinger, Perry, deceased and B. Roland Fisher, Perry,
commissioned December 13, 1956 until October 11, 1957.

Mrs. Eva Loughridge, Perry, commissioned October 11, 1956
until October 11, 1958.

T. W. Stackhouse, Perry, commissioned October 25, 1956 un-
til October 25, 1959.

G. W. Clark, Perry, commissioned October 11, 1956 until
October 11, 1960.

Sam Register, Perry, commissioned October 12, 1956 until
October 12, 1960.

UNION

COUNTY SEAT LAKE BUTLER

County Judge — S. B. Brooks.

Sheriff— John H. Whitehead.

Clerk Circuit Court — Robert A. Driggers.

County Assessor of Taxes — Marcus Howard.

Tax Collector — R. R. Pearce.

Superintendent Public Instruction — T. Shepard Thomas.

Supervisor of Registration — Beatrice Courson.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Dana Duke, Lake Butler.

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 201

District No. 2 — Orin Reddish, Raiford.
District No. 3— W. W. Roberts, Worthington.
District No. 4 — J. R. Bielling, Lulu.
District No. 5 — Fred Thomas, Lulu.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1— T. J. Dukes, Lake Butler.
District No. 2— W. B. Bloodworth, Raiford.
District No. 3 — A. Everett Crawford, Lake Butler.
District No. 4 — Willard Graham, Lulu.
District No. 5— M. M. Loadholtz, Lake Butler.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

None.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — Clyde Johns, Raiford.
District No. 2— J. D. Williams, Lulu.

VOLUSIA

COUNTY SEAT DELAND

County Judge — Robert H. Wingfield, resigned January 3, 1955
and Thomas N. Tappy commissioned January 3, 1955 until
January 8, 1957.

Sheriff — James H. Tucker.

Clerk Circuit Court — Jess Mathas.

County Assessor of Taxes — Warren Jackson.

Tax Collector — Mrs. Cornelia S. Paul.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Geo. W. Marks.

County Surveyor — Hugh F. DuVal.

Supervisor of Registration — Rodney B. Thursby.

Judge Small Claims Court — James T. Nelson.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — S. E. Stone, DeLand.
District No. 2 — Ralph W. Richards, Daytona Beach.
District No. 3 — Grady B. Williamson, Daytona Beach.
District No. 4 — U. W. Cunningham, Daytona Beach.
District No. 5 — Harris M. Saxon, New Smyrna.

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MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1— John F. McCallum, DeLand.

District No. 2 — Roger H. West, Daytona Beach.

District No. 3 — Anne D. Cox, New Smyrna Beach.

District No. 4 — W. L. Coursen, Daytona Beach.

District No. 5 — John H. Smiley, Pierson. Resigned January 7,

1956 and Monso Tatum, DeLand, commissioned for term

ending January 6, 1959.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 4— Wallace R. Smith, DeLand.

District No. 5 — Bruce Wells, Pierson.

District No. 6 — L. R. Scaffe, DeLeon Springs.

District No. 7 — A. J. Bennett, Ormond.

District No. 8— J. C. Beard, DeLand.

District No. 9— Wilbur C. Willis, Port Orange.

District No. 10 — Robert H. Matthews, New Smyrna Beach.

District No. 11— E. W. Prevatt, Seville.

District No. 12 — Thomas A. Koehler, Daytona Beach.

District No. 14 — Edward Webb, Orange City.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — Irving Vieno, Jr., Osteen, commissioned Aug-
ust 27, 1956 until January 8, 1957.

District No. 4— W. M. Slaughter, DeLand.

District No. 5 — Judson Nichols, Pierson, resigned July 7,
1955 and Harold L. Carlisle, Pierson, commission July 18,
1955 until January 8, 1957.

District No. 6 — M. C. Bessinger, DeLeon Springs.

District No. 7 — Edward A. Marosites, Ormond.

District No. 8 — John T. Kinchen, Daytona Beach.

District No. 9— Roy C. Clifton, Port Orange.

District No. 10— F. R. Galbreath, New Smyrna Beach.

District No. 11 — Carl H. Robinson, Seville.

District No. 12— Otis L. McCullough, Daytona Beach.

District No. 14 — Thomas H. Crews, Orange City.

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 203

MEMBER FLORIDA INLAND NAVIGATION DISTRICT

Ucal W. Cunningham, Daytona Beach; term expires January,
1957.

MEMBERS EAST VOLUSIA ANTI MOSQUITO DISTRICT

R. A. Merrell, Daytona Beach; term expires January, 1955.
M. F. EUinor, Daytona Beach; term expires January, 1957.
O. E. Southard, Nev^ Smyrna Beach; term expires January,
1955.

NORTH PENINSULA ZONING DISTRICT

James F. Campbell, Ormond Beach, commissioned September
7, 1955 until December 31, 1956.

Burton M. Young, Ormond Beach, commissioned September
13, 1955 until December 31, 1956.

Charles W. Nichols, Ormond Beach, commissioned October
3, 1955 until December 31, 1956.

John H. Kennedy, Jr., Ormond Beach, commissioned Sep-
tember 13, 1955 until December 31, 1956.

Wayne M. Shaw, Ormond Beach, commissioned December
28, 1955 until December 31, 1956.

BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT OF THE NORTH PENINSULA ZONING DISTRICT

Harry W. Galer, Ormond Beach, commissioned July 6, 1956
until July 6, 1959.

Harry Shaw, Ormond Beach, commissioned July 6, 1956 un-
til July 6, 1959.

Ralph A. Tracy, Ormond Beach, commissioned July 2, 1956
until July 2, 1959.

Arnold Briggs, Ormond Beach, commissioned June 25, 1956
until June 25, 1959.

John L. Graham, Ormond Beach, commissioned July 12, 1956
until July 12, 1959.

SOUTH PENINSULA ZONING DISTRICT

John Dach, Daytona Beach, term expired January 1, 1955,

recommissioned July 12, 1956 until January 1, 1957.
Geo. M. Green, M. D., Daytona Beach, resigned August 27,

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1956 and Ervin S. Carothers, Daytona Beach, commission-
ed September 4, 1956 until January 1, 1957.

Donald M. Strong, Daytona Beach, resigned August 27, 1956
and Walter C. Newcomb, Daytona Beach, commissioned
September 4, 1956 until January 1, 1957.

James G. Membery, Daytona Beach, resigned June 30, 1955
and H. E. Rosecrans, Daytona Beach, commissioned July
7, 1955 until January 1, 1957.

Walter E. Foster, Daytona Beach, commissioned July 16, 1956
until January 1, 1957.

BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT OF THE SOUTH PENINSULA
ZONING DISTRICT

Harold D. Lucey, Daytona Beach, term expired February 15,

1955.
Robert D. DeArmas, Daytona Beach, term expired February

19, 1955.
D. B. Alexander, Daytona Beach, term expired February 25,

1955.
Everett S. Brown, Daytona Beach, term expired March 7,

1955.
Francis C. Walton, Daytona Beach, term expired May 8,

1956.

SOUTHEAST VOLUSIA HOSPITAL DISTRICT

Carl A. Lindquist, New Smyrna Beach, term expired March
29, 1955 and Richard C. Paxton, New Smyrna Beach com-
missioned May 12, 1955 until March 29, 1959.

David K. McGinnis, Edgewater, term expired March 29, 1955
and recommissioned May 12, 1955 until March 29, 1959.

J. A. Sapp, New Smyrna Beach, term expires March 29, 1957.

John R. DeBerry, New Smyrna Beach, term expires March
29, 1957.

V. B. Baldwin, Sr., Oak Hill, commissioned June 13, 1955 un-
til March 29, 1958.

WEST VOLUSIA HOSPITAL DISTRICT

Charles E. Tribble, DeLand, term expired June 11, 1955 and

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 205

recommissioned October 3, 1955 until June 11, 1959.
Gerald E. Frierson, DeLand, term expired June 11, 1955 and

recommissioned October 24, 1955 until June 11, 1959.
Austin U. Conrad, DeLand, term expired June 11, 1955 and

recommissioned October 24, 1955 until June 11, 1959.
W. Maxwell Acree, DeLand, term expired June 11, 1955 and

recommissioned October 24, 1955 until June 11, 1959.
James E. Pollard, term expired June 11, 1955 and recom-
missioned October 24, 1955 until June 11, 1959.
Francis P. Whitehair, DeLand, term expired June 11, 1955

and Laurie A. Perkins, Jr., commissioned October 24, 1955

until June 11, 1959.
Ernest M. Galloway, Sanford, term expired June 11, 1955

and Monso Tatum, DeLand, commissioned October 24, 1955

until June 11, 1959.
C. G. Varn, St. Augustine, term expired June 11, 1955 and

W. H. McBride, DeLand, commissioned October 24, 1955

until June 11, 1959.
John E. O'Neill, DeLand, term expired June 11, 1955 and

recommissioned October 24, 1955 until June 11, 1959.

JURY COMMISSIONERS

Charles E. Tribble, DeLand, resigned January 30, 1956 and
W. C. Holler, DeLand, commissioned February 23, 1956 un-
til January 8, 1957.

Mrs. Maude H. White, New Smyrna Beach, term expired first
Tuesday after first Monday in January 1956 and R. S.
Williams, New Smyrna Beach, commissioned Februairy 9,
1956 until first Tuesday after first Monday in January, 1958.

N. Arthur Hamilton, Daytona Beach, commissioned February
27, 1956 until January 8, 1957.

WAKULLA

COUNTY SEAT CRAWFORDVILLE

County Judge — A. L. Porter.
Sheriff— Emmett C. Ferrell.

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Clerk Circuit Court — Gilbert J. Langston.

County Assessor of Taxes — Alton Columbus Oaks.

Tax Collector — Jerry J. Hodge, Jr., resigned October 30, 1956

and Mrs. Mary Duggar commissioned November 7, 1956

until January 8, 1957.
Superintendent of Public Instruction — C. L. Townsend.
Supervisor of Registration — Newman R. Harper.
Judge Small Claims Court — George L. Harper, resigned

April 9, 1956.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1— T. J. Posey, St. Marks.
District No. 2 — Ralph L. Strickland, Crawfordville.
District No. 3 — Luther C. Tucker, Crawfordville.
District No. 4 — Willard Carter, Crawfordville.
District No. 5 — R. P. Revell, Sopchoppy.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — Kenneth Roberts, St. Marks.
District No. 2 — Revadee Spears, Tallahassee.
District No. 3 — LeRoy R. Harvey, Crawfordville.
District No. 4 — James G. Taylor, Panacea.
District No. 5 — S. W. Revell, Sopchoppy.

WALTON

COUNTY SEAT — DE FUNIAK SPRINGS

County Judge — Joe Dan Trotman.
Sheriff — Aubrey McDonald.
Clerk Circuit Court — E. Leo Andrews.
County Assessor of Taxes — J. Will Kelly.
Tax Collector — Alton Renfroe.

Superintendent Public Instruction — John F. Bludworth.
County Surveyor — Garland Edwards.

Ex Officio — Supervisor of Registration and Judge Small Claims
Court — Emery Campbell.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — G. A. McLeod, Red Bay.
District No. 2 — Odell Thompson, Darlington.

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 207

District No. 3 — H. A. Bodiford, DeFuniak Springs.
District No. 4 — Coy Burgess, DeFuniak Springs.
District No. 5 — J. D. Sharon, Freeport.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — Howard H. Griffith, DeFuniak Springs.
District No. 2 — Hewett Lindsey, DeFuniak Springs.
District No. 3 — Cortez Cadenhead, Freeport.
District No. 4 — Webster B. Kelley, DeFuniak Springs.
District No. 5 — Tom Weeks, Darlington.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 2— B. Nail, Stella.

District No. 4 — George Dandelakis, DeFuniak Springs.

District No. 6 — John Cooper, Freeport.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1— C. D. Beck, Darlington.
District No. 2 — John Perkins, Laurel Hill.
District No. 4 — Clayton Davis, DeFuniak Springs.
District No. 6 — Loyce Virgil Senterfitt, Freeport.

TRUSTEES WALTON COUNTY CURB MARKET

Chas. H. King, DeFuniak Springs, term expires May 12, 1955,

resigned June 24, 1955.
Geo. C. Dandelakis, DeFuniak Springs, term expires May 21,

1955.

WALTON COUNTY HOSPITAL BOARD

Eddie Jones, DeFuniak Springs, term expired March 11, 1955
and W. L. Dannelley, DeFuniak Springs, commissioned
October 20, 1955 until March 11, 1959.

Hugh Wheat, DeFuniak Springs, term expired March 10,
1956 and M. O. Warren, Sr., DeFuniak Springs, commission-
ed May 22, 1956 until March 10, 1960.

Russell Thompson, DeFuniak Springs, term expired March
10, 1956 and Henry C. Hodges, DeFuniak Springs, com-
missioned May 22, 1956 until March 10, 1960.

Melville Jennings, DeFuniak Springs, resigned May 8, 1956

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and John E. Sutton, DeFuniak Springs, commissioned May
22, 1956 until March 11, 1957.
W. E. Munn, DeFuniak Springs, term expires March 11, 1958.

WASHINGTON

COUNTY SEAT CHTPLEY

County Judge — WilHs Carl Trawick.

Sheriff — George Watts, Jr.

Clerk Circuit Court — Loran L. Cook.

County Assessor of Taxes — Bedie Owens.

Tax Collector — H. W. Varnum.

Superintendent Public Instruction — William T. McFatter, Jr.

Supervisor of Registration — Bryan Register.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Herman Brown, Caryville.
District No. 2 — Otley S. Johnson, Chipley.
District No. 3— C. E. Miller, Vernon.
District No. 4 — Clayton Bush, Chipley.
District No. 5 — D. H. Owens, Wausau.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. l—W. G. Mercer, Chipley.

District No. 2 — J. A. Douglas, Chipley.

District No. 3— C. H. Brock, Bonifay.

District No. 4 — J. A. Haddock, Vernon.

District No. 5 — G. B. Baxley, Graceville, deceased and Leon
R. Cox, Chipley, commissioned August 3, 1955 until Janu-
ary 6, 1959.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 2— E. C. Roberts, Chipley.
District No. 3— F. T. Pippin, Vernon.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — R. C. Aycock, Caryville.
District No. 2 — F. J. Jones, Chipley.
District No. 3— Cecil C. Miller, Vernon.

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 209

BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE WASHINGTON COUNTY
HOSPITAL BOARD

Hiram Owens, Vernon, term expires January 18, 1956 and

Albert Deermont, Chipley, commissioned August 13, 1956

until January 18, 1960.
Euless Watford, Chipley, term expires January 14, 1958.
W. M. Jenkins, Caryville, term expired January 22, 1956 and

recommissioned March 22, 1956 until January 22, 1960.
Farrell O. Nelson, Chipley, term expired January 24, 1955 and

J. M. Engram, Chipley, commissioned March 2, 1955 until

January 24, 1959.
Cecil Carswell, Chipley, term expired January 14, 1957.

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COMMISSIONS IN FLORIDA NATIONAL GUARD

1955-1956

Name

Commission

Date

John Bernie McDonald

William Joseph Craig

Randal Franklin Chitty

Hervey Hiram Robinson

Richard Aloysius Mooney

Horace Carlton Hudgins

James William Brownlee

Aubrey Young Covington

Chesley Clinton Roberts

Donald Edwin Woods

Carl Leroy Allison, Jr

Charles Carvel Mathis, Jr

John Arrington Darnell

Richard Orchard Cowles

Thomas Alva Hebert

Edward George Byrne

Grady Alonzo Warren, Jr

Alvin Newton Gay

George David Hope

William Lloyd Winstead

William Thomas Ming, Jr

James Anthony Perschall Sporl

William Arnold Sheffield

Charles Riley Jenkins

Eston Russell Anderson

Kenneth Ray Hall, Sr

Robert Xavier De Marcellus. .

Robert Charles Piper

Henry Lee Schneitman

John Leonidas Adderhold, Jr. .
Charles Albriton Campbell, Jr.
Andrew (31iver McEachern . . . ,

George Mather Brown

Neal David FitzPatrick

Jackson Gordon Flowers

George Paul Gremer, Jr

Lunsford Vaughan McDugald.
Theron David Whidden, Jr. . . .
William Earl Ellis

Arthur Ray Allen

John Joseph Kinsella

Jack Charles Demetree

Crayton Caldwell Coleman, Jr.

Ray Arch Home

Louis Edgar Driggers

James Wright Peacock

George Anthony Caribaltes. . . .

Billy Morris Lambert

Joseph Dean Bryant

Second Lieutenant, Air Force

First Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Infantry

Captain, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Air Force

Lieutenant-Colonel, Dental Corps. . ,
Lieutenant-Colonel, Medical Corps.

First Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Infantry

Major, Selective Service Corps

First Lieutenant, Infantry

Chief Warrant Officer

Second Lieutenant, Ordnance Corps

Captain, Medical Corps

First Lieutenant, Infantry

Warrant Officer, Junior Grade

First Lieutenant, Artillery

Second Lieutenant, Artillery

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Captain, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Air Force

First Lieutenant, Infantry

Chief Warrant Officer

First Lieutenant, Artillery

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Major, Infantry

Captain, Infantry

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Major, Air Force ,

First Lieutenant, Infantry

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First Lieutenant, Infantry

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COMMISSIONS IN FLORIDA NATIONAL GUARD— 1955-1956

Name

Commission

Date

Charles William Harrison

Thomas Eugene Feagin

Charles William Lansing

John Paul Jones

Elmo Brinson

Thomas Marion Betts, Jr

William Neal Chestnut, Jr

Charles David Turner

Kenneth Montier Barrett

Morris Leo Mills

Jack Carroll Maddox

Julian Beverly Gailey

William Dalton Mikell

Delno Virl Mullins

Lucian Isal Powers

Malcolm Virgil McCall

Joe Grant Leavitt, Jr

Robert Sullivan Austin, Artillery

John Jerome Rooks

John Bishop Doherty

Albert Quinton Davis

Robert Edward Hauk

Vincent Arthur Patterson

Edward Vernon Chassee

Roy McCraw

Edward Hill Brannon, Jr

John Randolph Woods

William Lee Bentley

Lloyd Henry Middlebrooks

Joe Raymond Price

Herbert Robbins

Harry Lvrn Griffin

Kell Long, III

Anthony Victor D'Allessandro . .

Robert Emmet Curtan

Connie Melvin McCormick, Jr. .

Frank Sumner Wright

Elam Wilfred Lee

Herman Tracy Nash

Aaron Ted Burkett

Thomas Arthur Deemer

Jack Arthur Ehrmantraut

Arthur Max Sells, II

Zachariah Stephen Price

Arthur Daniel Scarborough

Ronald Fred Harpe

Stanley Stratton Taylor

Robert David Ferris

Russell James Hutchinson

Second Lieutenant, Artillery

Second Lieutenant, Adjutant

General's Corps

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

Lieutenant Colonel, Medical Corps.. .

Major, Air Force

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

Captain, Artillery

Major, Air Force

Second Lieutenant, Quartermaster

Corps

Warrant Officer, Junior Grade (W-1)

First Lieutenant, M.S.C

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

Second Lieutenant, Artillery

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

Chief Warrant Officer (W-2)

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Artillery

Major, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Air Force

First lieutenant. Air Force

Second Lieutenant, Infantrj^

Warrant Officer, Junior Grade (W-1)
Major, Adjutant General's Corps. . . .

Captain, Infantry

First Tiieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Infantry

Second Lieutenant, Medical Service

Corps

Second Lieutenant, Artillery

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

Warrant Officer, Junior Grade (W-1)

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

Captain, Selective Service Corps

First Lieutenant, Selective Service

Corps

Major, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Artillery ,

First Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Infantrj^

First Lieutenant, Infantry

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

Second Lieutenant, Air Force

Chief Warrant Officer (W-2)

Chief Warrant Officer (W-2)

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

Chief Warrant Officer (W-2)

Mar. 31, 1955

Apr.

1

1955

Apr.

5

1955

Apr.

5

1955

Apr.

13,

1955

Apr.

13

1955

Apr.

14

1955

Apr.

15

1955

Apr.

15,

1955

Apr.

15

1955

Apr.

19

1955

Apr.

19

1955

Apr.

20

1955

Apr.

20

1955

Apr.

22

1955

Apr.

27

1955

Apr.

27

1955

Aor.

29

1955

May

5

1955

May

5

1955

May

6

1955

May

6

1955

May

9

1955

Mav

19

1955

Mav

19

1955

May

19

1955

May

19

1955

May

19

1955

May

19

1955

May

19

1955

May

19

1955

May

19

1955

May

20

1955

May

23

1955

May

24

1955

May

24

1955

May

27

1955

May

27

1955

May

27

1955

June

1955

June

1955

June

1955

June

1955

June

1955

June

1955

June

1955

June

1955

June

1955

June

1955

212 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

COMMISSIONS IN FLORIDA NATIONAL GUARD— 1955-1956

Name

Charles Wesley Mills

William Richard Talley

George Graham Baker

Lo .d Eugene Pyle

Donald Richard Cobb

Horace Glenn Livingston

Thomas Graham

Edwin Lawrence Dobbins

William Edward Givens, Jr

Adolph Lopez

Walter Omah Gibson, Jr

Clyde Allen Martin, Jr

Ernest Clarence Carey

James Newton Grimes

Lindsay Grant Peeples

William Harold Tipsword

William Russell Gilbert

John Jolley McCutchen

Claude Harold McLeod

Charles Thomas Baisden, Jr

Robert Virgil Link

Johnson Lee Turnage

William Reed Boring

Eugene Paul Carnes

Ralph William Crosby

Clinton James Westberry

Richard Waggener Zelius

Ervin Jackson Bretton

Bernard Robert Bent

Joseph Louis Kendrick

Ernest Lawrence Kretschmar, Jr

Alvin Basil Leggett, Jr

Harold Meddell McCormick ....

James Arthur North, Jr

Robert Edward Olds

Raymond Bryant Stewart

Albert William Stiriz

Melvin Eugene Thomason

George Alex Stelogeannis

Donald Verne Wilbur

Edgar Michael Connor

Jon Louis Courson

Charles Vernon Emerson

Augustin Gonzalez

Bert Kurland

Glenn Alfred Lingle

Morty Rosenkranz

Horace John Wing

Maxwell Cook Snyder, Jr

Frederic Karl Kratina

John Richard Siver

Frazier Cloran Jones

Commission

Warrant Officer, Junior Grade (W-1)

Major, Medical Corps

First Lieutenant, Medical Service

Corps

First Lieutenant, Infantry

Second Lieutenant, Lifantry

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

Chief Warrant Officer (W-2)

First Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Infantry

Major, Air Force

Captain, Ordnance Corps

First Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Infantry

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

Lieutenant Colonel, Infantry

Major, Medical Corps

First Lieutenant, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Artillery

First Lieutenant

Second Lieutenant, Artillery

Chief Warrant Officer (W-2)

First Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Quartermaster

Corps

First Lieutenant, Artillery

First Lieuteannt, Infantry

Captain, Medical Corps

First Lieutenant, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Infantry

Date

June

1,

June

2,

June

3,

June

3,

June

3,

June

3,

June

3,

June

6,

June

6,

June

7,

June

8,

June

8,

June

9,

June

13,

June

13,

June

15,

June

20,

June

20,

June

20,

June

20,

June

21,

June

21,

June

22,

June

22,

June

22

June

22

June

22,

June

23,

June

24

June

24

June

24,

June

24,

June

24,

June

24,

June

24,

June

24,

June

24,

June

24,

June

27,

June

27,

June

28,

June

28,

June

28,

June

28,

June

28,

June

28,

June

28,

June

28,

July
July
July
July

5,
5,
6,

7,

OP THE STATE OP FLORIDA
COMMISSIONS IN FLORIDA NATIONAL GUARD— 1955-1956

213

Name

Charles Eugene Pennington

Ralph William White, Jr

Thomas Marion Betts, Jr

Paul Alan Railsback

Stanley Joseph Kocan, Jr

Gordon Hancel Poppell

Lonnie Laverne Fullwood

William Lawrence Myers

Robert Norwood Roberts

Clyde Merritt

Roland J. P. M. lukel

Gene Richard Usselmeier

Francis James Moran

Frederick Curtis Charles Krueger

Robert Stewart Stone

Rogers Baldwin Holmes

Thomas Francis McGuire

Howard Elmer Habicht

Thomas William Solomon

Robert Ernest Williams

Charles Clinton Hall

Orville Jock Griffis, Jr

Frederic Lynn Howell

William Owen Cooper

Frank Panzarino

Milton Udum Bedingfield

James William Robinson

John Everett McLean

Clyde Allen Martin, Jr

Robert John Schiess, Jr

James David Chit ty

Coy Gary Harris, Jr

Theodore Starbuck Anderson . . . .

Raymond Guy Re veil

Joseph Paul Venning

Robert Vernon Davenport

Otha Alvin Thrower

George Raymond Crosby

Richard Lucien Gifford

Earl Daniel Babcock

John Robert Hill

James Alexander Stelogeannis ...

John Edward Greenslade

Forrest Varine Bell

Donnie Edward Treadwell

William Erwin Borie

Richard Russell Locker

Menno Ritsema

Robert Weyman Bussey

Commission

Second Lieutenant, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Infantry

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Medical Service

Corps

Chief Warrant (Officer (W-2)

Warrant Ofhcer, Junior Grade (W-1)

Captain, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Artillery

Second Lieutenant, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Chaplains Corps . . .

Plrst Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Medical Service

Corps

First Lieutenant, Air Force

Lieutenant Colonel, Air Force

Major, Air P'orce

Major, Air Force

Captain, Air Force

Captain, Air Force

Captain, Air Force

Captain, Air Force

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

Second Lieutenant, Transportation

Corps

First Lieutenant, Infantry

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

Second Lieutenant, A.G.C

First Lieutenant, Air Force

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Medical Corps

Second Lieutenant, Transportation

Corps

Second Lieutenant, Transportation

Corps

Captain Air Force

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

Chief Warrant Officer (W-2)

Second Lieutenant, Air Force

Second Lieutenant, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Infantry

Second Lieutenant, Air Force

First Lieutenant, Infantry

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Infantry

Captain, Transportation Corps

First Lieutenant, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Air Force

Captain, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Infantry

Date

July

7,

1955

July

8,

1955

July

11

1955

July

11,

1955

July

14,

1955

July

15,

1955

July

20,

1955

July

21

1955

July

21,

1955

July

21

1955

July

25,

1955

July

25

1955

July

27,

1955

July

29,

1955

July

29

1955

July

29,

1955

July

29

1955

July

29,

1955

July

29,

1955

July

29,

1955

Aug.

1,

1955

Aug.

1,

1955

Aug.

1,

1955

Aug.

3,

1955

Aug.

b

1955

Aug.

4

1955

Aug.

8

1955

Aug.

8

1955

Aug.

9

1955

Aug.

10

1955

Aug.

10

1955

Aug.

10

1955

Aug.

12

1955

Aug.

12

1955

Aug.

12

1955

Aug.

16

1955

Aug.

1(3

1955

Aug.

22

1955

Aug.

22

1955

Sept.

1

1955

Sept.

1

1955

Sept.

1

1955

Sept.

6

1955

Sept.

13

1955

Sept.

13

1955

Sept.

14

1955

Sept.

14

1955

Sept.

16

1955

Sept.

16

1955

214 REPORT OP THE SECRETARY OP STATE

COMMISSIONS IN FLORIDA NATIONAL GUARD— 1955-1956

Name

Commission

Date

General Morgan Hodge, Jr. . .

Walter David Sikes

Walter Joseph Benkelmann. .

Robert Carl Jackson

Leonard Paul Voight

Orville Jock Griffis, Jr

Harold Leo Frey

Edward Douglas Clery, Jr. . .
Henry Clayton Coleman, Jr. .

Fred Arthur Lewellen

James Frederick Smith

Robert Lewis Cox

Clifton Foster Milton

Charles Burnett Thomas . . . .

John Willard French

Henry Holt, Jr

Richard Sterling Pinson

Johny Robert Walker

Ephraim Kornblum

William Brj'-an Nunn

Billy Bruton Kelly

Richard Eugene Dorman. . . .
Roy Lenon McConnell, Jr. . .
Wilbur Brantley Simmons. . .

Robert Jackie Starling

James Wellington Hilton, III

Robert Lee Howell

Clinton Hamilton Bankester.

Robert Augustus Hebb

Kenneth Montier Barrett. . . .

James Loren Boyd

John Wyly Snyder

James Rema Battle

Thomas Milton Jones

William Anthony Sheppard. .

Robert Eugene Dodd

George Howell Moseley

Charles Theodore Stephens. .

John Herbert Cromartie

Michael James Takos

Franklin Mudeirous Persons.

Alfred Mazzarino

Hubert Gordon Cummings . .

Joseph Bolinski Peters

William Wallace Wiele

Owen Ferris Lamberson

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Infantry

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

Captain, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Air Force

First Lieutenant, Infantry

Second Lieutenant, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Air Force

Second Lieutenant, Artillery

Captain, Infantry

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Chemical Corps. . . .
Warrant Officer, Junior Grade (W-1)

Captain, Infantry

Captain, Artillery

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

Captain, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Adjutant General's

Corps

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Ordnance Corps. . . .

First Lieutenant, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Infantry

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

Second Lieutenant, Air Force

Captain, Infantry

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Air Force

First Lieutenant, Quartermaster

Corps

First Lieutenant, Infantry

Colonel, Armor

Chief Warrant Officer

Chief Warrant Officer

Captain, Infantry

Warrant Officer (W-1)

Second Lieutenant, Quartermaster

Corps

Chief Warrant Officer

First Lieutenant, Infantry

Captain, Medical Corps

Second lieutenant, Infantry

Chief Warrant Officer

Lieutenant Colonel, Artillery

Chief Warrant Officer

Chief Warrant Officer

Chief Warrant Officer

Sept.

16,

Sept.

19,

Sept.

20,

Sept.

22,

Sept.

26,

Sept.

28,

Sept.

28,

Sept.

29,

Sept.

29,

Oct.

6,

Oct.

6,

Oct.

10,

Oct.

10,

Oct.

14,

Oct.

24,

Nov.

.'i,

Nov.

5,

Nov.

8,

Nov.

8,

Nov.

17,

Nov.

17,

Nov.

21,

Nov.

21,

Nov.

21,

Nov.

21,

Nov.

25,

Nov.

28,

Nov.

28,

Nov.

29,

Dec.

7,

Dec.

12,

Dec.

14,

Dec.

14,

Dec.

15,

Dec.

19,

Dec.

19,

Dec.

20,

Dec.

22,

Dec.

25,

Dec.

27,

Dec.

28,

Dec.

28,

Dec.

29,

Dec.

30,

Dec.

30,

Dec.

30,

OP THE STATE OP FLORIDA
COMMISSIONS IN FLORIDA NATIONAL GUARD — 1955-1956

215

1956

Name

Commission

Date

Winton R. Churchill

Norman Julian Gray

David William Freeman

John Oliver Keeling, Jr

Lloyd Oliver Swain

Lindsay Evan Cameron, Sr. .

Harry Curtis Hagelgans

William Austin Kinard

James Frederick Smith

Richard Starr

Charles Whittington Long, Jr
Dennis Julian Thompson ....

Joseph Franklin Shad, Jr. . . .
Edward Joseph Hayhurst. . . .

Leslie Howell Harper

Donald Richard Cobb

James Rawson Hiltz

James Clarence Burkhalter . .

Harrell Joyce Harper

Latimer Cecil Farr, Jr

Horace Sams, Jr

Murray Landrum Cawthon . .

James Perry McCroan

Julius Paul Crews

Billy Morris Lambert

Maurice Wingate

Robert Frank Ensslin, Jr. . . .

William Cheever Lewis

William Thomas Osteen

Louis Marion Azbart, Jr

Harmon Copeland Callen, Jr.
Robert Woodruff Williams. . .

Robert Sanford Sutton

Jack Albert Scull

W^illiam De Berry Weseman .
Richard Barton Hoagland. . .
Kenneth Hubert Koehler. . . .

John Mike Sara

Ottis Lee Patten

Beauregard A. Martin

Drew F. Reddish

Edwin H. Snyder, Jr

Wayne E. Nordlie

Dan Clark Labry

John Milton Meade

Laurence A. Groover

Marion Francis Anderson . . . .
William Young Faircloth, Jr.
Gilbert Herschel Leeper

Major, Dental Corps

First Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Ordnance Corps. .

First Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Infantry

Chief Warrant Officer

Major, Armor

Chief Warrant Officer

First Lieutenant, Infantry

Captain, Dental Corps

First Lieutenant, Medical Corps. . .
Second Lieuteiiant, Medical Service

Corps

First Lieutenant, Armor

Chief Warrant Officer

Chief Warrant Officer

Second Lieutenant, Artillery

Captain, Infantry

Captain, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Air Force

First Lieutenant, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Chaplains Corps.

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

Warrant Officer (W-1)

Captain, Armor

First Lieutenant, Artillery

Chief Warrant Officer

First Lieutenant, Artillerj^

First Lieutenant, Infantry

Chief Warrant Officer (W-2)

Chief Warrant Officer

Chief W^arrant Officer (W-2)

First Lieutenant, Air Force

Chief \yarrant Officer (W-4)

First Lieutenant, Artillery

Second Lieutenant, Air Force

Captain, Quartermaster Corps

First Lieutenant, Artillery

Chief Warrant Officer (W-3)

First Lieutenant, Armor

First Lieutenant, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Ordnance Corps. .

First Lieutenant, Air Force

Second Lieutenant, Air Force

Lieutenant Colonel, Quartermaster

Corps

Captain, Infantry

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

Captain, Infantry

Captain, Staff Specialist

Captain, Artillery

Jan.

2,

Jan.

4,

Jan.

5,

Jan.

5,

Jan.

5,

Jan.

5,

Jan.

10,

Jan.

11,

Jan.

16,

Jan.

18,

Jan.

18,

Jan.

18,

Jan.

20,

Jan.

20,

Jan.

21,

Jan.

23,

Jan.

25,

Jan.

25,

Jan.

25,

Jan.

30,

Jan.

30,

Feb.

1,

Feb.

1,

Feb.

6,

Feb.

6,

Feb.

6,

Feb.

9,

Feb.

10,

Feb.

10,

Feb.

10,

Feb.

10,

Feb.

14,

Feb.

14,

Feb.

15,

Feb.

15,

Feb.

17,

Feb.

18,

Feb.

21,

Feb.

27,

Feb.

28,

Feb.

28,

Feb.

28,

Feb.

28,

Mar.

1,

:\Iar.

1,

Mar.

2

Mar.

7,

Mar.

7,

Mar.

7

216 REPORT OP THE SECRETARY OF STATE

COMMISSIONS IN FLORIDA NATIONAL GUARD— 1955-1956

Name

Augustin Gonzalez

Harry R. Herrington, Jr

William Hiiiton White, Jr. . . .
Elbert Rayburn Maples, Jr.

Armand Joseph Bacon

Jack Carlie Livingston

Robert Bernard Burns

Herman Tracy Nash

George Oliver Barnes

Roy Gerard Runken

Jack Joseph Scott

Robert Sidnev Snell

Rodney Phillips Hall

Lee Jackson Shaw

William Wallace Jarratt

Randal Franklin Chitty

Joshua Bailum Dick

Charles Clavton Sylvestei', Jr.
Robert William Ten Eick. . . .
Harold William Umstattd . . .

Joe Holland Dowdy

Travis Elane Sandifer

Florian DePree Sprinkle, Jr. .

Richard Wilson Grav, Jr

William Hershel Pruitt

Commission

Robert John Schiess, Jr. . . .

James Blanton Rozar

Youris Malone Dunn

George Henry Dale

Byard Wesley Harris

Kenneth Ferrell Johnson . .

George Ross Justice

Carl Clair Childress

David Thornton Fluker . . .

Vincent C. Currie

Willard L Nowlin

Earl Harry Schlarb

Randolph Orville Norcross.

Edmund Oma Glover

Clayton Wilson Shiver, Jr.

Robert Lee Taaffe

John Rowland Jordan

Thomas Joseph Hennessy . . .
Edward Thompson Murdock.

Jerome Patrick Kane

Charles A. Brvan

Jack Milton Garmon.

Jean Beem

William A. Gatlin . . .
Stanley H. Kerestes.
John L. Gregory ....

First Lieutenant, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Air Force

Second Lieutenant, Air Force

Chief Warrant Officer (W-4)

First Lieutenant

Chief Warrant Officer (W-2)

Captain, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Infantry

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

Captain, Chaplains Corps

First Lieutenant, Ordnance Corps. . .

First Lieutenant, Artillery

Captain, Air Force

Captain, Ordnance Corps

Second Lieutenant, Ordnance Corps.

First Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Air Force

First Lieutenant, Air Force

Second Lieutenant, Air Force

Captain, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Quartermaster

Corps

Captain, Medical Corps

Warrant Officer (W-1)

Captain, Armor

Lieutenant Colonel, Armor

Captain, Ordnance Corps

First Lieut'.'nant, Infantrv

Warrant Officer (W-1) . ."

Wari'ant Officer (W-1)

First Lieutenant, Infantrv

Chief Warrant Officer (W-2)

Captain, Ai-tillery

Captain, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Armor

Second Lieutenant, Artillery

Second Lieutenant, Medical Service

Corps

Second Lieutenant, Artillery

Second Lieutenant, Artillery'

Fii-st Lieutenant, Infantry

Major, Artillery

Captain, Artillery

Second Lieutenant, Medical Service

Corps

Second Lieutenant, Air Force

Captain, Artillery

Major, Armor

Captain, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Armor

Date

Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.

Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
May
May
May
May
May
May

May
Mav
May
May

May
May

May
May
May
May
May
May

OF THE STATE OP FLORIDA
COMMISSIONS IN FLORIDA NATIONAL GUARD— 195S-i956

217

Name

Commission

Date

William J. Howell

Lester Hall Kelly

David Edward Price

Fred J. Ross, II

Marvin Hesson Spence. . .

James D. Clark

Gene R. Osselmeier

Paul Victor Hudson

Clifford N. Hughes, Jr. .. .

Nickj' Alike Tsacrios

Joseph F. Mulling

Joseph G. Wood

Earl E. Forbes

Bethel C. English

Lawrence S. Roberts

Earl F. Knight

Russell A. Ortmayer

Thomas H. Nelson

John W. Dillin

Richard R. Locker

Robert L. Mohler

Clarence P. Rideout

David W. Freeman

Robert W. Lehmann

Harry Lee Bryson

Carl A. Gude

Donald L. B. Miller

Walter B. Eleazer, Jr

Lawrence W. Lee

Basil A. Robertson

Thure John Anderson ....
Edward S. Parrish, Jr. ...

Hercules Pettis

Bruce Evan Roper

Francis Clemens Gude . . . .
John Carroll McNiel, Jr. . ,

Robert Allen Patrick

Walter Henry Skinner, III
William V. Barber

Rogers Baldwin Holmer. . ,
August Christian Lutz . . . ,

Daniel Stevens White

James Herbert Herlong. . .

Samuel Walker Smith

William Avery Martin . . . .
John Damon Lawrence . . . .

George Peter Sarres

Edward Farnell Cole

Alfred Emanuel Streetzel . .
Lester Byron Barnes, Jr. . .

First Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Air Force

First Lieutenant, Air Force

First Lieutenant, Infantrj'

Captain, Infantry

Lieutenant Colonel, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Artillerj-

Captain, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Medical Service

Corps

First Lieutenant, Armor

First Lieutenant, Ordnance Corps.
First Lieutenant, Ordnance Corps.

Warrant Officer (W-1)

Captain, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Armor

Second Lieutenant, Quartermaster

Corps

Major, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Artillery

Lieutenant Colonel, Air Force. . . .

Captain, Air Force

First Lieutenant, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Ordnance Corps.

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

Second Lieutenant, Armor

Second Lieutenant, Quartermaster

Corps

Chief Warrant Officer (W-4)

Second Lieutenant, Air Force ....

Captain, Infantry

Captain, Quartermaster Corps. . . .

Captain, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Infantry

Second Lieutenant, Infantrj'

Second Lieutenant, Artillery

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

Second Lieutenant, Armor

Second Lieutenant, Transportation

Corps

Major, Air Force

Major, Finance Corps

Captain, Infantry

Captain, Armor

Captain, Quartermaster Corps

Captain, Chaplains Corps

First Lieutenant, Artillerj'

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

Chief Warrant Officer (W-2)

First Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Air Force

May

21,

1956

May

22,

1956

May

22,

1956

May

22,

1956

May

23,

1956

May

24,

1956

May

24,

1956

May

25,

1956

May

25,

1956

May

25,

1956

May

31,

1956

May

31,

1956

May

31,

1956

June

1,

1956

June

1

1956

June

1,

1956

June

5

1956

June

6,

1956

June

8,

1955

June

8,

1956

June

15,

1956

June

15,

1956

June

15,

1956

June

15,

1956

June

15,

1956

June

15,

1956

June

15,

1956

June

15,

1956

June

15,

1966

June

18,

1956

June

22,

1956

June

22,

1956

June

22,

1956

June

22,

1966

June

25,

1956

June

25,

1956

June

25,

1956

June

25,

1956

June

26,

1956

June

29,

1956

June

29,

1956

June

29,

1956

June

29,

1956

June

29,

1956

June

29,

1956

June

29,

1956

June

29,

1956

June

29,

1956

June

30.

1956

July

1,

1956

218

REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

COMMISSIONS IN FLORIDA NATIONAL GUARD— 1955-1956

Name

Commission

Date

Kenneth Ferrell Johnson

Charles Ray Betts

Elva Lee Tuell

Marion Earl Wacaser

Robert Denton Bellamy

Thomas Dixon Graham

James William Robinson

John Joseph Hart, Jr

Oscar Rayburn Wyatt

Frank William Heyner, Jr. . . .
Haskell Green Rembert

Harold Archie Griner, Jr

Carl Gilbert Oliver

George Henry Carlyon

Mahone Rees, Jr

Robert Nesbitt Dow, Jr

Fred Walker Richards

John Warren Danforth , Jr. . . ,

Robert Lester Gibson

Bromfield Bradford Nichol, Jr

Lewis Earl Elliott

James Clifford Johnson

Leonard Jack Stewart, Jr

Bascum Anthony Walker

William Bryan Kipp

Leandous Warren Rosier

Frank Anthony Guerriero . . . .

John MacGregor Munroe

Ernest Matthew Williams, Jr.

John Glenn Barrow

Joshua Bailum Dick

Major Daniel Jones

Frank Freeman Phillips, Jr. . .

William Melvin Pistole, Jr. . . .

Richard Ellsworth Weld

Sherman Lee Hendry

Edward Butler Waters

Hugh Laren Wiggins

Ronald Howard Perry

Eugene E. Pisseri

Charles Chea

Bobby Albert Brewer

William Reed Ogden, Jr

Oliver Terhune Baudoin

James Hugh Hanna, Jr

Robert Isey Bandrimer

Horace Ryals

Wilfred Matthew Watson . . . .

First Lieutenant, Infantry

Captain, Infantry

Captain, Air Force

First Lieutenant, Artillery

Chief Warrant Officer (W-2)

Captain, Air Force

Captain, Air Force

First Lieutenant, Armor

Second Lieutenant, Adjutant

Generals Corps

First Lieutenant, Air Force

Second Lieutenant, Medical Service

Corps

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

Second Lieutenant, Air Force

Second Lieutenant, Air Force

Colonel, Infantry

Lieutenant Colonel, Staff Specialist

Corps

Lieutenant Colonel, Corps Engineers.

First Lieutenant, Artillery

Captain, Medical Corps

Captain, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Artillery

Warrant Officer (W-1), Auditing

Officer

Second Lieutenant, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Artillery

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

Warrant Officer (W-1) Motor Officer
Second Lieutenant, Medical Service

Corps

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

Warrant Officer, Supply Officer

First Lieutenant, Ordnance Corps. . .
Warrant Officer (W-1), Motor Officer
Second Lieutenant, Medical Service

Corps

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Artillery

Second Lieutenant, Artillery

Chief Warrant Officer (W-4)

First Lieutenant, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Medical Corps

Chief Warrant Officer (W-2)

Captain, Medical Service Corps . . . . ,

First Lieutenant, Infantry

Second Lieutenant, Armor

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

Warrant Officer (W-1)

Chief Warrant Officer (W-2)

July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July

July
July

Julv
July
July
July
Aug.

Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.

Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.

Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.

Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

OF THE STATE OP FLORIDA
COMMISSIONS IN FLORIDA NATIONAL GUARD— 1955-1956

219

Name

Commission

Date

Perry C. Rutherford

Francis H. Barker

Daniel D. Berga

Thomas E. Forbess

WilHam L. Browning

Frank E. Hamwey, Jr

Charles J. Kaniss

Joseph G. Corey

Woodrow D. Pass

Robert G. Walker

John C. Woodley, Jr

Peter A. Chazal

Donald VV. Smith

Joseph R. Young

Wesley R. Kirkland

Nolan A. Almond

Philip W. Klein

Warren E. Thomas

Curtis H. Campbell

Jack Q. Crum

George L. Smith, Jr

Roland Joseph P. M. Inkel
Maxwell C. Snyder, Jr

James E. Carroll

Jennings W. Goodwin

Robert M. Thorner

James W. Rice

William E. Givens, Jr

George M. Coates, Jr

Charles G. Mohr

Kenimer O. Camp

Billy M. Arzie

Gordon E. Hallman

Jesse W. Ivnight

John C. Norris

Carl L. Aleck

Robert T. Smith

Carrow F. Lott, Jr

William O. Collins, Jr

Thomas Herrington

Jimmy L. Mitcherson

Clayton W. Shiver, Jr

Frank J. DiTraglia

Thomas L. Teate

Peter D. Shoemaker, Jr

Robert A. Miller

Jack T. James

Roy A. Diehl

Howard D. Embree

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Armor

First Lieutenant, Air Force

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Medical Service

Corps

Lieutenant Colonel, Infantry

Second Lieutenant, Air Force ....

Second Lieutenant, Artillery

Major, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Artillery

Second Lieutenant, Armor

Second Lieutenant, Armor

Second Lieutenant, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Air Force

Captain, Air Force

Captain, Air Force

Captain, Air Force

First Lieutenant, Air Force

Captain, Artillery

Second Lieutenant, Artillery

Captain, Chaplains Corps

First Lieutenant, Quartermaster

Corps

Warrant Officer (W-1)

First Lieutenant, Air Force

Major, Air Force

Major, Chaplains Corps

Captain, Artillery

Captain, Armor

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

Captain, Air Force

Second Lieutenant, Air Force

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

Chief Warrant Officer (W-3)

Second Lieutenant, Armor

Second Lieutenant, Artillery

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Ordnance Corps. .

First Lieutenant, Air Force

First Lieutenant, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Medical Service

Corps

Major, Air Force

Major, Air Force

First Lieutenant, Artillery

Second Leutenant, Air Force

First Lieutenant, Quartermaster

Corps

First Lieutenant, Infantry

First Lieutenant, Medical Service

Corps

Sept.

15,

Sept.

17,

Sept.

17,

Sept.

17,

Sept.

20,

Sept.

24,

Sept.

24,

Sept.

25,

Sept.

26,

Sept.

26,

Sept.

27,

Sept.

27,

Sept.

27,

Sept.

27,

Oct.

1,

Oct.

2,

Oct.

2,

Oct.

2,

Oct.

2,

Oct.

3,

Oct.

3,

Oct.

3,

Oct.

4,

Oct.

4,

Oct.

5,

Oct.

8,

Oct.

9,

Oct.

9,

Oct.

11,

Oct.

12,

Oct.

14,

Oct.

14,

Oct.

15,

Oct.

15,

Oct.

15,

Oct.

18,

Oct.

22,

Oct.

22,

Oct.

25,

Oct.

25,

Oct.

25,

Oct.

25,

Oct.

27,

Oct.

27,

Oct.

29,

Oct.

29,

Oct.

29,

Oct.

30,

Nov. 1, 1956

220 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

COMMISSIONS IN FLORIDA NATIONAL GUARD — 1955-1956

Name

Grady A. Warren, Jr.. .
Richard F. Malone. . .

Theodore D. Hiers

Eugene F. Shaw

Edward J. Farley

Clyde Merritt

James J. Olsen

Kenneth R. Hall, Sr. . .
John W. Thompson, . .
Willis A. Browne, Jr. .

Daniel S. White

John M. Elliott

Joseph C. Crankshaw.
Robert W. Lehmann . .
Thomas J. Sadler, Jr. .

Victor L. Searer

Walter E. Green

Thurman L. Jones. . . .

Robert E. Dodd

Jack K. Stansel

Elsworth H. Hamm. . .

Harold J. Baker

Emory H. Sandifer, Ji.

Kermit Ljmn

John E. Graham

Norman Robert A. Alley

Richard Starr

Lamon L. Whiddon

James D. Proctor, Jr.

Commission

Captain, Armor

Warrant Officer (W-1)

Send Lieutenant, Artillery

Second Lieutenant, Ordnance Corps.

Major, Air Force

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

Captain, Artillery

First Lieutenant, Armor

First Lieutenant, Infantry

Captain, Armor

First Lieutenant, Air Force

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

Captain, Artillery

Second Lieutenant, Air Force

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

Second Lieutenant, Artillery

Second Lieutenant, Artillery

Second Lieutenant, Artillery

Second Lieutenant, Armor

Warrant Officer (W^-1)

Major, Dental Corps

Second Lieutenant, Adjutant

General Corps

Captain, Infantry

Warrant Officer (W-1)

Major, Dental Corps

Major, Dental Corps

Major, Dental Corps

First Lieutenant, Air Force

Date

Donald F. Geis First Lieutenant, Artillery .

Nov.

1,

Nov.

2,

Nov.

4,

Nov.

5,

Nov.

7,

Nov.

7,

Nov.

7,

Nov.

8,

Nov.

12,

Nov.

14,

Nov.

17,

Nov.

17,

Nov.

17,

Nov.

19,

Nov.

19,

Nov.

20,

Nov.

26,

Nov.

26,

Nov.

26,

Nov.

29,

Nov.

29,

Dec.

1,

Dec.

1,

Dec.

3,

Dec.

4,

Dec.

7,

Dec.

7,

Dec.

7,

Dec.

8,

Dec.

21,

HONORARY COMMISSIONS

Jess Armstrong

Joseph T. Dyess

C. Hobson Martin

Bernard P. Meighen . . .

Harvey Mette

Lewis E. Nail

Timothy O'Connor . . . .

Charles R. Sikes

Charles R. Sowash

Joseph Thomas Caridi .
John William Crawford
William W. Gibson . . . .

H. C. Gill

S. Rosenfeld

A. M. Smith

William Emmett Snead
C. K. (Bob) Young.. ..
Alfred E. Gilmour

Brevet First Lieutenant . .
Brevet First Lieutenant . .

Brevet Major

Brevet Lieutenant

Brevet Major

Brevet Captain

Brevet Captain

Brevet Captain

Brevet Captain

Brevet First Lieutenant . .
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel

Brevet Captain

Brevet Major

Brevet Captain

Brevet Captain

Brevet First Lieutenant . .

Brevet Colonel

Brevet Major

Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Jan.

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228

REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

CASES AGAINST NON-RESIDENT OPERATORS OF MOTOR

VEHICLES IN WHICH SUMMONS IS SENT TO THE

SECRETARY OF STATE FOR SERVICE UNDER

THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 47.30 OF

THE 1953 FLORIDA STATUTES.

FOR YEAR 1955

Style of Case

County from
Which Received

Date Received

Del Pino vs. Redelsheimer

Pehiik Wrecking Co. vs. Briskin

Hewitt vs. Hoss

Fitchette vs. Keys

Holston vs. Bridgman

Denton vs. Cummins Diesel Eng

O'Dell vs. Hovey

Carswell (Avery) vs. Sauve

Cronk vs. Hoss

Daniels vs. Electrical Workers Benefit

Assn

Aufright (also Rane) vs. Paulson

Boggs vs. Lord

Stephens vs. Linstrom

Huebner vs. Ryan & Stiver

Powers vs. Mangrum

Lavin vs. Amato, Wenger, Sweeney

Eli Witt Tobacco Co. vs. Holt

Mitchell vs. Guthrie

Tomaselli vs. Crosby

Clackum vs. Hill & Fiveash

Preefer vs. Gord

Smith vs. Land

Emanuel Electric Co. vs. Celebrity Corp

Wolford vs. Geurcio

Cornelius, Sr. vs. Kelly

Cone vs. Rooney

Elfman vs. Berkowitz (Four Gems, Inc.)

Irving vs. Berkowitz & Harry Pearl

Stone vs. Mid-West Merchandising Co. .

Hamilton vs. Ellison

Malphurs vs. National Trailer Convoy. .

Martin vs. Reynolds & Zick

Schwartz vs. Trussell & Rosenberg

Wingard vs. Bessette

Ferranti vs. Hollingshead

Hysler vs. Cross & Stebbins

Starnes vs. Powell, Ruark & Mears

Fisk vs. Victor

Grissom vs. Glider

Painter vs. Turner, Harrison

Malone vs. Lowe & Malone

Zepp vs. Serbell & Harris

Kimball vs. Cofer Freight Line & Key . .

Date

Duval

Leon

Escambia. . .

Dade

Polk

St. Lucie . . .
Bradford . . .
Leon

Gulf

Dade

Duval

Pinellas

Orange

Dade

Dade

Palm Beach.

Dade

Duval

Escambia. . .
Palm Beach.
Putnam ....

Dade

Hillsborough
Duval. . . . . .

Duval

Dade

Dade

Bay

Escambia . . .

Duval

Dade

Dade

Dade

Duval

Nassau

Duval

Escambia. . .
St. Johns . . .

Dade.

Volusia

Dade

Dade

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

Jan.
Jan .
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

3,
3,

5,
5,
5,
5,
6,
7,
10

10
10
10
13
13
14
14
14
14
14
17
17
18
18
20
20
20
21
21
21
21
25
24
24
24
26
26
26
26
26
26
27
27
28

1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955

1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955

OF THE STATE OP FLORIDA 229

CASES AGAINST NON-RESIDENT MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATORS

Style of Case

Grubart vs. Segal

Mondschein vs. Camp, Westbrook &

Missal

Pine vs. Missal, Camp & Westbrook

Grossman vs. Missal, Stern-Case Motors . .

Hartsing vs. Washington

Smith vs. Hovis & Kennemore

Garrett vs. Lee

Menke vs. Miami for Hire Cars

Robinson Bros., Inc. vs. Micro-Moisture

Controls

Burman vs. Allied Van Lines

Robinson vs. Crosby

Pilcher vs. Williams

Zavarella vs. Sodaro

Silverman vs. Mooney

Valentine vs. Schaper

Collins vs. Sweeny

Miller vs. Westbrook & Cleveland

Kaye vs. Spector

Porter vs. Lane & Carter

Jacobs vs. Lane & Carter

Powell vs. Cone

Williams vs. Weber & Frazier

Muma vs. Taxicab of Tampa

LeDuc vs. Isaachman & Culberg

Carpenter vs. Azoplate Corp

Bell vs. Louderville

McCants vs. Langdon

Hendrick vs. Howley

Ashley vs. Katz

Sullivan vs. Presley

Figur vs. Food Fair Stores of Florida

Sabig vs. Johnson

Hines vs. Garrard & Johnston

Giddens vs. Condon & Lattner

Nyekker vs. Ouetribib

DiPiazza vs. Painter, Moseley & Harrison .

Hay vs. Kyle

Barber vs. Kyle

Johnson vs. Cadle

Black vs. Cranford

Swindell vs. Cranford

Smith vs. Foster

Robinson vs. LaBelle

Maree vs. Bowen

Wimberly vs. Long

Sphaler vs. Isbell

Kraham vs. Locke

Barras vs. Young & Forrest Lake Academy

Wright vs. Dinka

Aerodex, Inc. vs. Aerovias Ecuatorianas,

C.A

Davis vs. Pederson

County from
Which Received

Date Received

Dade

Jan.

Jan.
Jan .
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.

Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.

Feb.
Feb.

31 195£

Dade

27 195£

Dade

27 195£

Dade

27. 195^

Leon

2, 195£

Orange

2, 195^

Dade

2, 195^

Dade

3, 195^

Dade

3, 195£

Dade

4, 195^

Broward. ...

4, 195^

Leon

4, 195^

Dade

7, 195^

Dade

7, 195^

Broward

7, 195^

Palm Beach

7, 195^

Dade

9, 195^

Dade

9, 195£

Leon

10, 195^

Leon

10, 195^

Escambia

11, 195^

Duval

11, 195^

Hillsborough

11, 195f

Dade

11, 195f

Dade

11, 195f

Hillsborough

Palm Beach

11, 195£
11, 195£

Marion

Duval

Jackson

Dade . . . .

14, 195£

15, 195£

15, 195£

16, 195£

Bay. . . .

16, 195£

Orange

Dade

17, 1955
17, 1955

Dade

18, 195S

Dade

18, 1955

Putnam

Putnam

Nassau

Duval

Duval

Manatee

Broward

Duval

Duval ... .

21, 1955
21, 1955
21, 1955
21, 1955
21, 1955
21, 1955
21. 1955
23, 1955
23, 1955

Orange

Orange

Orange

Brevard

Dade

24, 1955
24, 1955
24, 1955

24, 1955

25, 1955

Pinellas

25, 1955

230 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

GASES AGAINST NON-RESIDENT MOTOR VEHIGLE OPERATORS

Style of Case

Dupuis vs. Terwilliger

Day vs. Martin & Day

Lowe vs. Martin & Day

Heckman vs. Structural Waterproofing

Corp

Rotter vs. Stewart

Walker vs. Jordan

Laursen vs. Forehand

Urban vs. Arrants

Shapiro vs. Lee

Stanford vs. Riemer

Webster vs. Johnson

Pardo vs. Enrich

Williams vs. Sloan

Maryland Casualty Co. vs. Hughes & King
Peck vs. Vasquez & Miami Daily News . .
Long vs. Vasquez & Miami Daily News. .
Adams vs. Sullivan & Eagle Motor Lines.
Bear vs. Couture Motor Corp. & Reyes . .
Kriegler vs. Pershing Auto Rental &

Cherkes

Binsky vs. Flint

Simon vs. Miami Transit Co. & Gill

Markle vs. Hoss

Scott vs. Shaheen

Dalaker vs. Bridgers

Gilbert vs. Wooton & Sunset U-Drive . . .

Smith vs. Carlson & Crane

Shell vs. Talbot & Torrey

Stone vs. Mid-West Merchandising Co.

& Gallagher

Ramsey vs. Cofer Freight Line and Key..

Breen vs. Krueger

Brown vs. Marshall

Speller vs. Marshall

Alessandra vs. Kitchepaw & Houston. . . .

Joseph vs. Thaxton & Tebbetts

Allied Building Credits vs. Laurie

Brittain vs. Lang & Cameron

Lewis vs. Peterson & Van Ess

Rose Printing Co. vs. Southeastern

Engineering Co

Perkins vs. Peterson & Van Ess

Anderson vs. Peterson & Van Ess

City Plumbing Co. vs. Red Ball Van Lines

Day vs. Berry Bros. Buick

Crocker vs. Churnside

Hughes vs. Brock Transfer & Storage. . . .

Silverman vs. Mooney

Piatt vs. Pisehke

Re-Ed Corp. vs. Giffen Industries

Boraiko vs. Hepler

Wetheringtou vs. Jordan & Lee

Biederman vs. Daisey & Company

County from
Which Received

Volusia

Manatee. . . .
Manatee ....

Duval

Palm Beach.

Duval

Pinellas

Dade

Broward ....
Escambia. . .
Palm Beach.

Dade

Polk

Dade

Dade

Dade

Okaloosa. . .
Dade

Dade

Volusia

Dade

Leon

Lake

Brevard ....

Dade

Hardee

Orange

Bay

Dade

Dade

Hillsborough
Hillsborough
Alachua ....

Duval

Hillsborough
Broward ....
Jefferson ....

Leon

Jefferson ....
Jefferson ....

Dade

Hillsborough
Broward ....

Dade

Dade

Gadsden ....

Dade

Pinellas

Duval

Dade

Date Received

Feb.
Feb.
Feb.

Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.

Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.

Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.

Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.

OP THE STATE OP PLORIDA 231

CASES AGAINST NON-RESIDENT MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATORS

Style of Case

Crews vs. Wasserman & Brown

Shaw Bros. Oil Co. vs. Mueller, Rash

& Fine

Robinson vs. LaBelle

Sullivan vs. Superior Chair Co

Biederman vs. Daisey & Company

Newcomb vs. Alumbaugh

Bain vs. Huber

> enton vs. Presley

Riggs vs. Marcellus

Russell vs. McGraw

Allied Building Credits vs. Foley

Rambam vs. Pfeifer.

Nolin vs. Williams & Givens

Dunton vs. Grant

Davis vs. Superior Trucking Co

Martin vs. Laigle

Joslin vs. Stegall and Companj-

Register vs. Rice & Cain

Smith vs. Jacques

Markham vs. Cohen

Brooks vs. Laws

Wood vs. Flynn & Guarino & INIontgomery

Dodd vs. Lundy, Swan & Hatton

Denmark, Jones, Burney & Wiggins vs.

Blocker

Martin vs. Sunnyland Packing Co

Sweeting vs. Penna & Tyrone

Torres vs. Olin's

Holahauer vs. Williams

Grobelny vs. Kanser

Bromberg vs. Jack Levine Fur Co

Pribble vs. Daniels

Dillon vs. Reeves & First

Cook vs. Elliot

Sempell vs. Moore

Williamson vs. Tom Hicks Transportation

Co

Dupuis vs. Terwilliger

Steff an vs. Powers

Messandra vs. Kitchepaw & Houston ....

Rowe vs. Smith

BroMTi vs. Myers

Morser vs. Brack

Breen vs. Krueger

Murphy vs. Woods

Salk vs. Jewett & Williams

Bowler vs. Anders

Cole vs. Sax

Kendall vs. Moore

Shaw Bros. Oil Co. vs. Mueller, Rash,

Fine

Davis vs. Duncan

Lee vs. Freidl & Wells

County from
Which Received

Date Received

Duval

Dade

Broward ....

Dade

Dade

Hillsborough

Dade

Bay.

Marion

Taylor

Hillsborough

Dade

Jackson ....

Volusia

Hillsborough

Dade

P9lk .

Gilchrist ....

Volusia

Palm Beach.

Marion

Leon

Leon

Leon

Dade

Dade

Dade

Okaloosa . . .

Dade

Dade

Palm Beach.

Dade

Dade

Dade

Escambia. . .

Volusia

Dade

Alachua ....

Dade

Dade

Palm Beach.

Dade

Orange

Dade

Dade

Dade

St. Lucie. . .

Dade

Broward ....
Dade

Mar.

Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
April

April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April

April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April

April
April
April

232 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OP STATE

GASES AGAINST NON-RESIDENT MOTOR VEHIGLE OPERATORS

Style of Case

Feuerstein & Wallach vs. Fesser

Gilmore vs. Brink

Swanson vs. Knapp

Thompson vs. Komajda

Dangler vs. Blatt

Aly vs. Camden

Modell vs. Carson

Chaunce)' vs. Carson

Alessandra vs. Kitchepaw & Houston . . . .

LeDuc vs. Isaacman & Culberg

Phil Thai, Jeweler, Inc. vs. Dittmar

Keller vs. Cowing

Waxgiser vs. Keller

Scriver vs. National Telco, Ltd., and

Securities Acceptance Corp

Brittian vs. Lang

Dow vs. Weisberg & Hirsch

Merritt vs. Cole

Scriver vs. National Telco, Ltd

Smith vs. Reed, Davis, Scott & Grubbs . .
Miller vs. Westbrook & Dennisson

Manufacturing Co

Wiegmann vs. Kilpatrick

Hughes vs. Brock Transfer & Storage Co.

Bromberg vs. Jack Levine Fur Co

Robinson vs. Bryant & Metzel

Gilliam vs. Davis

Maltman vs. Brassiere

Rasmussen vs. Skelton

Byrd vs. Gibbs

Lef court vs. Eagle Chemical Co

Wilson vs. McKeever & Houda

Kaplan vs. Leipsic & Aronavitch

Flom vs. P. Ballantine & Sons and

Jerome Blank

Haynes vs. LaRose

Barnhill vs. Dykes & Kukuc

Simpson vs. Brodess

Castonguay vs. Carolina Freight Carriers

Bratter vs. Heilborn

Fitzmaurice vs. Sukenik & Merrit

Thai vs. Rocky Marciano Restaurant. . . .

Goldberg vs. Harris

Gruber vs. Tiernan

Paulhill vs. Stevenson & Anderson

Edwards vs. Stevenson & Anderson

Tackett vs. Hartack

Barber vs. Kyle

Goldberg vs. Healy

Bader vs. Fogel

Garner vs. Scibetta

Shoals vs. Foundy

Toomey vs. Miller

Johnson vs Carnell

County from
Which Received

Dade

Pinellas ....
Broward. . .
Broward. . .

Dade

Orange ....

Dade

Dade

Alachua . . .
Alachua . . .
Broward . . .
Palm Beach
Dade

Pinellas. . . ,
Broward . . .

Dade

Duval

Pinellas ....
Dade

Dade

Alachua . . .

Dade

Dade

Dade

Orange ....

Dade

Polk

Dade

Dade

Putnam . . .
Dade

Dade

Pinellas. . . .

Duval

Dade

Dade

Dade

Dade

Dade

Dade

Broward . . .
Nassau. . . .
Nassau ....

Dade

Duval

Dade

Dade

Dade

St. Johns. .

Dade

Broward . . .

Date Received

April

21

April

22

April

22

April

22

April

22

April

25

April

25

April

25

April

25

April

25

April

25

April

23

April

25

April

26

April

27

April

27

April

29

April

29

April

29

May

2

May

2

May

2

May

2

May

4

May

4

May

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May

4

May

4

May

o

May

«

May

6

May

6

May

7

May

9

May

9

May

9

May

y

May

9

May

9

May

9

May

9

Mav

11

May

11

May

11

May

11

May

12

May

12

May

12

May

13

May

13

May

16

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 233

CASES AGAINST NON-RESIDENT MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATORS

Style of Case

Martin vs. Sunnyland Packing Co. and
Flanders

Warliaft vs. Ratigan

Stahl vs. Nicholas

Markham vs. Garner

Carvener vs. Markham & Garner

Hudson vs. Smith

Bateman vs. American Scale Manufac-
turing Co

Lang vs. Moll

Wilson vs. Moll

Duncan vs. Moll

Brown vs. Moll

Allen vs. Moll

James vs. Moll

Collier vs. Carter

Seago vs. Beckner

Pomerance vs. Elkin & Blau

Edwards vs. Haverstick

Tucciorone vs. Rosenberg

Miami Beach Sun Publishing Co. vs.
Rocky Marciano Restaurant

Leichtman vs. Rinehart & Owens

Lemma vs. White

Wood vs. C. M. Flynn Manufacturing Co

Payne vs. Sandler

Skipper vs. Kitchener

Leder vs. Ruffolo and Bennett

Kochen vs. Ansel

Trice vs. Johnson

Harris vs. Kaidy

Josephson vs. Thompson

Grady vs. Harper & Lyon

Wm. E. Strasser Construction Corp. vs.
Linn & Sammartino

Roniger vs. Golton

Drackett vs. Sobel & Carner

Ware vs. Jameson

Swanson vs. Knapp

Ustler vs. Morse

Lanier vs. Sharpe, Hurd & Powell

Bryant vs. Kelly & Martinelli

Matheu vs. Weisberg

Montalvo vs. Snesd & Morris

Whittenton vs. Jennaro

J. & J. J. S., Lie. vs. Hall & Golden

Central Broadcasting Co. vs. Fred W.
Ziv Co

Almoina vs. Zurnok

Grady vs. Harper & Lyon

Amdahl vs. Wallace

Yurkiewicz vs. Ciechanowski

Maglio vs. Crouch

Michael vs. Harrington

County from
Which Received

Date Received

Dade

Dade

Dade

Orange

Orange

Okaloosa . . .

Orange

St. Johns . . .
St. Johns . . .
St. Johns. . .
St. Johns . . .
St. Johns . . .
St. Johns . . .

Dade

Sarasota. . . .

Dade

Dade

Dade

Dade

Dade

Dade

Leon

Dade

Dade

Dade

Hillsborough

Dade

Duval

Dade

Duval

Dade

Dade

Broward ....
Escambia. . .
Broward ....

Orange

Orange

Dade

Palm Beach.

Dade

Volusia

Broward ....

Orange

Dade

Duval

Jefferson ....
Palm Beach.
Palm Beach.
Dade

May
May
May
May
May
May

May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May

Mar
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
MaV
Ma'y

May
May
May
May
May
June
June
June
June
June
June
June

June
June
June
June
June
June
June

234 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OP STATE

CASES AGAINST NON-RESIDENT MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATORS

Style of Case

County from
Which Received

Date Received

Wood vs. McGuire Dade

Nasatir vs. Callus

Peterson vs. Biles or Lazarus

Cereshy vs. Wetta & Braswell

Cuesta Key & Co. vs. Ann Lewis Shops .

Sheradsky vs. Bruno

Green vs. Watkins

Gadson vs. Watkins

Drayton vs. Watkins

Hansen vs. Catlett

Weigel vs. Reifer

Haggon vs. Roj'al Steamship Co., S.A.. .

Wetherington vs. Brown

Porter vs. Lane & Carter

Jacobs vs. Lane and Carter

Alford vs. Runnebohn & Fischer

Hadden vs. Brown & Adkins

Dow vs. Weisberg & Hirsch

Franceschini vs. Kaufman

Sirmons vs. Walter

Kaidy vs. Harris

Personality Homes vs. Gait & Walton . . .

Koseff vs. Scepansky

Breaux vs. Commercial Credit Corp ....

Saltzman vs. Cinelli and diPetro

Frank vs. Klara

Smith vs. Hendricks

Gonzalez vs. Dean

Johnson vs. Entz

Twardus vs. Cooper

McKenzie vs. Segrest and Way

Gillis vs. Friemdna

Heede vs. Rikerd

Griffin vs. Anderson

Baldwin vs. Anderson & Hamrick

Rosen vs. Weisman & B. &. W. Motor

Sales

Zeidenberg vs. Weisman & B. & W.

Motor Sales

Michaelson vs. Weisman & B. & W.

Motor Sales

Brock vs. Hamm d/b/a South Jersey

Transfer Co

Dome vs. Campbell

Beck vs. Califano

Skene vs. DeBard

Kaidy vs. Harris

Rowe vs. Smith

Chak vs. Taylor & Chicago Spring

Products Co

Wood vs. Flynn

Chase vs. Kaysun, Inc., and Leitzsey . . .
Carver vs. Porter

Dade

Polk

Dade

Hillsborough .

Dade

Marion

Marion

Marion

Taylor

Dade

Broward

Manatee. . . .

Leon

Leon

Hamilton. . . .
Palm Beach . .

Dade

Dade

Leon

Duval

Dade

Dade

Leon

Dade

Dade

Dade

Hillsborough .

Orange

Orange

Duval

Duval

Broward

Dade

Dade

Dade.
Dade.
Dade.

Volusia.
Orange .
Volusia.
Polk . . .
Duval . .
Dade . . .

Dade

Leon

Dade

Palm Beach.

June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June

June

June

June

June
June
June
June
June
June

June
June
June
June

OP THE STATE OF FLORIDA 235

GASES AGAINST NON-RESIDENT MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATORS

Style of Case

Biederman vs. Daisej' & Co., Evans

Chemetics, Inc

Collins vs. JNIcCormick

Gilliam vs. Davis

Morris vs. Rockefeller

Hughes vs. Brock Transfer & Storage Co.

Houtkamp vs. Conway

Marrs vs. S.A.L. Railroad Co

Salemi vs. Burghe

Bowling vs. Olson & Bates

Jacksonville Precooling Co. vs. Kamstra. .
Cuesta Rey & Co. vs. Ann Lewis Shops . .
G. Fetter Puthuff Co. vs. Emerson Radio

& Phono Corp

Pounds vs. Lester d/b/a Hotel James. . . .

Fletcher vs. Thomson

Huffer vs. Papale & Margitich

Newman vs. Federal Materials Co. and

Hely

Alfonso & \sada vs. Advance Adjustment

Co

Wilson vs. Zohm, Angerholzer &

Strickland

Rand vs. Hudson

Thai vs. Dittmar

Phil Thai, Jeweler, Inc. vs. Dittmar

Andrews vs. Stuckey, Hewlett

Andrews vs. Stuckey, Hewlett, Jones

Lumber Co

Adams vs. Sullivan & Eagle Motor Lines.
Andrews vs. Stuckej'-, Hewlett and

Jones Lumber Co

Moulten vs. Jeffries

Cuesta Rey & Co. vs. Ann Lewis Shops

of Tampa

Wickenheiser vs. Simpson

Lasseter vs. Lee County Oil Co., Inc

Park-N-Shop, Inc., etc. vs. Sparkman,

etc

Wardall vs. Burdines and Dorothy

Gray, Ltd

Smith vs. Phillips

Montvalvo vs. Sneed & Morris

August vs. Lau

Fitzmaurice vs. Sukenik

Packo vs. Krahl

St. Clair vs. Yeager & Smith

First Federal Savings & Loan Assn. vs.

Maviglia & Sibert

Jaeger vs. Williams

Lasseter vs. Lee County Oil Co

Tyre vs. Gabriel

Smith vs. Goldberg

Leibowitz vs. Wolf berg

County from
Which Received

Date Received

Dade

Orange

Orange

Sarasota ....

Dade

Dade

Orange

Dade

Leon

Duval

Hillsborough

Duval

Duval

Broward ....
Alachua ....

Dade

Hillsborough

Duval

Dade

Broward ....
Broward ....
Duval

Duval

Okaloosa . . .

Duval

Pinellas

Hillsborough

Dade

Bay

Hillsborough

Broward ....

Dade

Dade

Dade

Dade

Broward ....
Hillsborough

Sarasota ....
Hillsborough

Bay

Duval

Hillsborough
Dade

June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
July
July

July
July
July
July

July

July

July
July
July
July
July

July
July

July
July

July
July
July

July

July
July
July
July
July
July
July

July
July
July
July
July
July

236

REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

GASES AGAINST NON-RESIDENT MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATORS

Style of Case

Brandes vs. Heston & Gingrich

Russey vs. Crump

Sylk vs. Circle Broadcasting Corp. and

South Jersey Bio'idcasting Co

Lynch vs. Bragg & Pearl Investment Co . .

Preisach vs. Springer

Citrus Fruit Products Processing Corp.

vs. Gobler Mercantile Co

Corley vs. Laurendino

Pfeiff er vs. Laurendino

Robinson vs. McBrearty

Paterno vs. Netter Produce Co

Hartselle vs. Bettis

Dauphin vs. Munro

Board of Public Instruction of Broward

County vs. George W. Drew, d/b/a

Grand Traverse Construction Co

Owens vs. Mizzell

Thomas vs. Freeman

Galloway vs. Freeman

Arkus Furniture, Inc. vs. Freeman

Heaton vs. Levinson

Knight vs. Shisler

McKinney vs. Griffin

Dressel's Dairy Farm vs. Barris & Farmer
Castonguay vs. Carolina Freight Carriers

and Huffstetler

LeDuc vs. Isaacman & Culberg

Kinard vs. Steinman

Capehart vs. Ingram Products Co. and

Donnelly

Dangler vs. Blatt

Wiegmann vs. Kilpatrick

Thompson vs. Sengebush

Graves Bros. Refrigeration Supply vs.

Morris

Davis vs. Sengebush

Thomas vs. Sengebush

Gulf Equipment Co. vs. Hixon

Marshall vs. Lee County Oil Co

Davis vs. Sengebush

Mitchell vs. Sengebush

Davis vs. Sengebush

Florida Tank Lines vs. Hanley & Eagan..
Accounts Supervision Co. vs. Simmons. . .

Ross vs. Rosenstock

Bloch vs. Green, etc

Schweitzer vs. Mercury Match Corp

Roniger vs. Golton

Hutto vs. Petermeier

Kislak vs. Morton Boudreau

Castonguay vs. HoUifield

Markham vs. Garner

County from
Which Received

Date Received

Broward .
Duval . . .

Dade. . .
Dade . .
Pinellas .

Polk

Escambia. . . .
Escambia . . . .

Duval

Orange

Orange

Hillsborough ,

Broward

Nassau

Hillsborough .
Hillsborough .
Hillsborough .

Dade

Dade

Polk

Dade

Dade.
Dade.
Leon.

Dade

Dade . . . .
Alachua .
Leon. . .

Hillsborough .

Leon

Leon

Hillsborough .

Bay

Leon

Leon

Leon

Broward

Hillsborough .

Dade

Dade

Dade

Dade

Marion

Dade

Dade

Orange

July

18,

July

18,

Julv

18,

July

18,

July

18,

July

20,

July

20,

July

20,

July

20,

July

20,

July

iil,

July

21,

July

21,

July

23,

July

25,

July

25,

July

25,

July

25,

July

25,

July

25,

July

27,

July

27,

July

28,

July

28,

July

29,

July

•-»<-),

Aug.

2,

Aug.

1,

Aug.

1,

Aug.

1,

Aug.

1.

Aug.

1.

Aug.

1,

Aug.

1,

Aug.

1,

Aug.

1,

Aug.

1,

Aug.

2,

Aug.

2,

Aug.

4,

Aug.

4,

Aug.

4,

Aug.

4,

Aug.

5,

Aug.

y,

Aug.

♦>,

OP THE STATE OF FLORIDA

237

GASES AGAINST NON-RESIDENT MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATORS

Style of Case

Benjamin & Jay Corp. vs. All Miami

Motors

Lido Motel and Gload vs. Cheek

Cadencio vs. Thompson & Sachs

Robinson vs. Wilson

Morrison vs. Wilson

Sturman vs. Iritano

Lane (Globe & Republic Insurance Co.)

vs. Sattanino

Nolin vs. Williams & Givens

Keene vs. Heenan

Castonguay vs. Hollifield

Castonguay vs. Huffstetler

Bates vs. Davison

Phil Thai, Jeweler vs. Dittmar

Thai vs. Dittmar

Rooney vs. Old South Life Insurance Co .

Caudle vs. Grant

J. & J. J., Inc. vs. Hall & Golden

Vinson vs. Casey

Pacheco vs. Dupuy

Smithwick vs. Folds

Lipp vs. Kazimir

Riley vs. Tedder

Hughes vs. Brock Transfer & Storage Co.

Slater vs. Schleicher

Owens vs. Shepherd

Bryce vs. Shepherd

Fonseca vs. Twitt & Lent

Major vs. New York Telecoin Corp

Johnson vs. Freese

Thomas vs. Crawford

Cissne vs. Lamb & Cordes

Naile vs. Pelletier

Carr vs. Lanier

Rohm vs. Elliott

Brownell vs. Samuels & Croston

Fountain vs. Anika & Prescott

Capps vs. Howard Hall Co., Inc

Foster vs. Crary

Cumbus vs. Howard Moving & Storage Co
Wm. E. Strasser Construction Corp. vs.

Linn & Sammartino

Burnsed vs. Hastings

Hard}' vs. Campbell

Callahan vs. Settanni

Adams vs. Sullivan & Eagle Motor Lines .
Roberts vs. Paul Lang Motor Sales, Inc.,

and Leathers

Schneider vs. Radio Corp. of America, etc

Steward vs. Topp

Citrus Fruit Products Processing Corp.

vs. Gobler Mercantile Co

Franklin vs. Conner

Bowman vs. Seiber

County from
Which Received

Date Received

Dade

Volusia

Broward

Duval

Duval

Dade

Duval

Jackson

Broward

Dade

Dade

Palm Beach

Broward

Broward

Duval

Pinellas

Broward

Orange

Dade

Duval

Dade

Hillsborough

Dade

Marion

Alachua

Alachua

Dade

Dade

Dade

Palm Beach

Leon

Indian River

Dade

Bradford

Broward

Nassau

Pensacola Division

Duval

Duval

Dade

Duval

Duval

Palm Beach

Okaloosa

Dade

Dade

Dade

Polk

Palm Beach

Orange

Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.

Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.

Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.

Aug.
Aug.
Aug.

Aug.
Sept.
Sept.

238 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

GASES AGAINST NON-RESIDENT MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATORS

Style of Case

County from
Which Received

Date Received

Liberto vs. Clark & Copeland

Lawrence vs. Weston

Sims vs. R. S. DeLoach Lumber Co

Weeks vs. R. S. DeLoach Lumber Co

Threlkeld vs. Nagrock & Kluga

Clinton Foods, Inc. vs. Mammoth Groves

Packing Co

Echols vs. Murrah

Associates Discount Corp. vs. Cranford . .
Shannon vs. Harrison, Smith & Heath . . .

Jackson vs. Shumacher

Tatcher vs. Pezzella

Garfinkel vs. Mirmelli

McCants vs. Langdon

Craddock vs. Stone

Johnson vs. Hallstein & Bennett

Fumich vs. Lawrence

Sweet vs. Taylor Freezer Corp

Reynolds vs. Heath

Deutsch vs. Melyn & Edwards

Sullivan vs. Dowling Bag Co. and Price. .
Carter vs. Ace U-Drive-It Service and

Lindholm

Cohen vs. Highsmith, Shumer, Mansfield,

etc

Slater vs. Schleicher

Jayroe vs. Craig

Warner vs. Aldred

Morris vs. Rockefeller

Stone vs. Dameron

Knight vs. Dameron

Brown vs. Shaw

Kearns vs. Kearns

Hendrick vs. StrazzuUa

Weinstein vs. Mastro

Valentine vs. Davis, Chicago Southern

Transport Co

Glover vs. Taylor

Moore vs. Brown

Burrell vs. Robinson

Wells vs. Navarro

McCallister vs. Loan

Wadley vs. Lj-kes Bros., Vernon Walter

Farmer

Moorhead vs. Belfort Truck Rental Co. . .

Rilej^ vs. Tedder

Tidmore vs. Artis and Commercial

Carriers

Lesnik vs. Jackson

Rogers vs. Good

Strickland vs. Perry

Conerly vs. Elsa Canning Co

Gibson vs. Caprio

Bradley vs. Blumenthal

Leon

Escambia. . . .

Dade

Dade

Duval

Hardee

Duval

Duval

Duval

Dade

Dade

Dade

Palm Beach.

Orange

Martin

St. Johns . . .
Broward ....

Duval

Dade

Dade

Dade

Dade

Marion

Hillsborough

Volusia

Sarasota ....

Duval

Duval

Duval

Dade

Palm Beach.
Dade

Hillsborough

Dade

Seminole. . . .
Broward. . . .

Duval

Broward ....

Dade

Alachua ....
Hillsborough

Dade

Duval

Broward. . . .

Duval

Escambia. . .

Martin

Dade

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

Sept.

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

OP THE STATE OF FLORIDA 239

GASES AGAINST NON-RESIDENT MOTOR VEHIGLE OPERATORS

Style of Case

County from
Which Received

Date Received

Lewis vs. Cole

Dade

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

Sept.
Sept.

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.

Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.

23, 1955

Asbury vs. Catalano

Fletcher vs. Thomson

Dade

23, 1955

Broward

23, 1955

Absher vs. Hastings

City of St. Augustine vs. Goodwin and
Mather

Duval

St. Johns

Orange

23, 1955
26, 1955

Hamilton vs. Cox

26, 1955

Lonn vs. Penn Fishing Tackle Manufac-
turing Co., Penna

Pesce vs. Unicorn Press and Johnson

Landsman vs. West

Volusia

26, 1955

Dade

Broward

26, 1955
26, 1955

Cole vs. Milliken

Marion

26, 1955

Albert vs. Grudzian

Crane vs. Morrow

Lattimoi'e vs. Rossi

Dade

Duval

Duval

28, 1955
28, 1955
28, 1955

Phillips vs. Jennings, Edge and Knox
Lumber Co

Dade

28, 1955

May vs. Fink

Dade

28, 1955

Lee vs. Hancock and Nichols

Palm Beach

29, 1955

Asbury vs. Catalano

Hayes vs. Fink

Dade

29, 1955

Dade

30, 1955

Montvalvo vs. Sneed and Morris

Dade

30, 1955

Construction & General Laborers' Union
vs. International Hod Carriers, etc

Dade

3, 1955

Suggs vs. Ivine

Hillsborough

3, 1955

Washington vs. Leo McGehee

Holmes

3, 1955

Grigg vs. Gibbs

Okaloosa

3, 1955

Cook vs. Amundsen

Broward

3, 1955

1227 S. Atlantic, Inc. vs. Cheek

Volusia

4, 1955

Walden vs. Hillard & Pennington

Palm Beach

4, 1955

Georgiou vs. Beaver

Dade

4, 1955

Molchanoff & Koltnow vs. Taylor

Moberly vs. Rush

Dade

4, 1955

Pinellas

5, 1955

Moberly vs. Rush

Pinellas

5, 1955

Dixon vs. Renault

Dade

5, 1955

McMahon vs. Marcu

Broward

6, 1955

Dinkins vs. Tidwell

Duval

7, 1955

Stiles vs. Griffin

Hillsborough

7, 1955

Pennell vs. Griffin

Hillsborough

7, 1955

Nasch vs. Leon's, luc

Dade

7, 1955

Barnes vs. Sheppard

Alachua

7, 1955

Florence Citrus Growers vs. Middaugh
& Kauffman

Polk

11, 1955

Baker vs. Black

Brevard

11, 1955

Atkins vs. Healey

Dade

11, 1955

Bordeaux vs. Zieuce

Duval

11, 1955

Carr vs. Lanier

Dade

10, 1955

Chase vs. Kaysun, Inc

Dade

10, 1955

Tillman vs. Monroe

Duval

12, 1955

Fulco vs. Koehne

Dade . .

12, 1955

Merchant vs. Schlonohm

Dade

12, 1955

LeDuc vs. Isaacman & Culberg

Dade

14, 1955

Gill vs. Bartlett & Scott

Bay

14, 1955

Peterson vs. Miller

Sarasota

14, 1955

240 REPORT OP THE SECRETARY OF STATE

CASES AGAINST NON-RESIDENT MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATORS

Style of Case

Suggs vs. King

Sowers vs. Anhut

Hartley vs. Schwartzberg

Calvert Fire Insurance Co. vs. Boomer-
shine

McCalla vs. Hughes

Cohen vs. Hughes

Schaef er vs. Murphy

Cadencio vs. Thompson

Rawlson vs. Gruendler

Sarastoa Bank & Trust Co. vs.

Wigglesworth

Musselwhite vs. Sweet

State of Florida vs. Leist, Union Finance
Co. and Golden .

State of P'lorida vs. Neal, Commercial
Bank, Andalusia and R.C.-Nehi
Bottlers

Liguori vs. Williams

Siegel vs. Shuset

Hughes vs. Lykes Bros

Stoney vs. Longo

Glickmiin vs. Karples

Viviano & Viviano vs. Botta

Taylor vs. Zacharias

Waidall vs. Burdine's and Dorothy
Gray, Ltd

Lipp vs. Kazimir & Taylor

Lef court vs. Eagle Chemical Co

Krug vs. Stanley Kimmel

Tomlinson vs. Keatley

Paparo vs. Harrow

Smith vs. Dressel

Bucci vs. Mills

Homan vs. General Acceptance Corp. . . .

Cooper vs. Truly Nolen, Inc

D. & F. Napoli Fruit & Produce Co. vs.
Leone

Reineeke vs. Ebert

Collins vs. Hughes

Huggins vs. Bender & Mackrell

Smelley vs. Englesby

Wilder vs. Copley

Pettis vs. Rent-A-Car Service of Florida

Stewart vs. Kraus

Pringle vs. Rose

Mawson vs. Lauroff

Pack vs. Parkei- & Bragg

Gerhardt vs. Smith

Edgerton vs. Farr

Roberts vs. Farr

Waites vs. Farr

Sorgen vs. Samuel

Fischer vs. Roberts

County from
Which Received

Date Received

Hillsborough
Broward ....
Duval

Dade

Broward ....
Broward ....

Dade

Broward ....
Dade

Sarasota ....
Dade

Gadsden ....

Gadsden. . . .

Dade

Dade

Dade

Dade

Dade

Sarasota. . . .
Volusia

Broward. . . .

Dade

Dade

Dade

Broward . . . .

Dade

Marion

Dade

Dade

Dade

Duval

Dade

Leon

Pinellas

Duval

Orange

Sarasota. . . .

Duval

Duval

Broward . . . .

Volusia

Dade

Dade

Dade

Dade

Dade

Dade

Oct. 17, 1955
Oct. 17, 1955
Oct. 17, 1955

Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.

Oct. 24, 1955
Oct. 26, 1955

Oct. 27, 1955

Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Nov.

Nov.

Nov.

Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.

OP THE STATE OP FLORIDA 241

CASES AGAINST NON-RESIDENT MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATORS

Style of Case

Meyers vs. Neble Products Corp

King vs. Blair, etc

Prossenos vs. Valivlis

Kavner vs. Hess

McKinnie vs. Melmond M. Wright

Conway vs. Bloomfield S.S. Company. . . .

Kollin vs. Hubert

Nekkubger vs. Nekkubger

Douglas Corley

Williams vs. Miami Transit Co

Martin vs. Marlowe

Gibson vs. Wessberg & Clark

Penton vs. Presley

Roper Growers Coop. vs. Hall

Middlston vs. Watwood

Vermilyea vs. Aldred

Rumbo vs. Aero Mayflower Transit Co.

and Barker

Duke vs. Labrado

Stearns vs. H. Kaplan Co

Oltremari vs. Hamm

Haislop vs. Langston

Jones vs. Twitty

Fonseea vs. Twitty & Lent

Rumston vs. West

Marins vs. Likes

Ragen vs. Jackson, Klaus, and Tuschman
Griffith vs. Wood, d/b/a Magnolia

Land Co

Phillips vs. Stylianou

Shew vs. Chunky Chocolate Corp

De LaGuargia vs. O'Hara

Edwards vs. Perron

Brown vs. Manchester

Westling vs. Pentecost & Hart

Hurlbert vs. Kawaguchi & Danac

Bieger vs. Singer & Cohen

Stringfield vs. Groch

Livingston vs. Groch

Knight vs. Dameron

Pesce vs. Unicorn Press and Johnson

Rowe vs. Smith

Rasmussen vs. U.S. Postage Stamp

Machine Co

Hamilton vs. Texas Kiddie Rides Co

Perle vs. Klara

Lewis vs. Binstock and Feinberg

Haber and Schwartzman vs. Abalan

Gravett vs. Lankford

Brehn vs. Sattanino and Lane

Evers vs. Davis

Weiss vs. Dudley

Taylor vs. Ball

Simmons vs. Complete Auto Transit, Inc.

County from
Which Received

Date Received

Dade

Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.

Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.

Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.

Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.

7- 19/i/i

Dade

8

8

9

9

9

9

9

10

10

12

14

14

14

14

14

14
16
16
17
18
18
18
18
18
21

21

21
21
21
23
25
28
28
28
28
28
28
28
29

1
2
2
2
2,
3,
5,
6,
7,
9,
9,

, 1955

Dade

1 955

Dade

1 955

Leon

1955

Hillsborough

1955

Dade

1955

Martin

1955

Duval

1955

Dade

1 955

St. Johns

1 955

Broward

1 955

Bay

1 955

Orange

Bay

1955
1 955

Volusia

Orange

Duval

1955

1955
1 955

Volusia

1 955

Pinellas

1 955

Alachua

1955

Dade

1 955

Dade

1 955

Dade

1955

Dade

1 955

Dade

1955

Bay

1 955

Polk

1 955

Broward

Dade

1955
1 955

Dade

1955

Polk

1955

Orange

Duval

1955
1 955

Dade

1 955

Duval

Duval

Duval

1955
1955
1955

Dade

1955

Dade

1955

Pinellas

1955

Orange

Dade

1955
1 955

Dade

1955

Dade

1955

Dade

1955

Alachua

Duval

Dade

1955
1955
1955

Pinellas ...

1955

Palm Beach

1955

242 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

CASES AGAINST NON-RESIDENT MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATORS

Style of Case

Jacksonville Coach Co. vs. Forrest

Produce Co

McDaniel vs. McCormick

Hornbake vs. McCormick

Mericle vs. Complete Auto Transit, Inc . .

Grimm vs. Faircloth

Such vs. Davis

Greenhalgh vs. Tatum

Harvey vs. Tatum

Cruse vs. Martini

Lewis vs. Cannon and Galloway

Havana Canning Co. vs. Howard Hall

Company

Sims vs. DeLoach

Sims vs. DeLoach and Brantley

Voss vs. Stadtlander

Emma vs. Hunter

Dixon vs. LaWrosky

Betnesky vs. Liston

Schneider vs. Liston

Wright Motor Company vs. Forrest

Phillips vs. Kozar

Ludwig vs. Reuter

Buchan vs. Maxwell

Clemens vs. Collins

Merchant vs. Schlobohm

Ex-Cell-0 Corp. vs. Alpine Grove Dairy

Carvajal vs. Greenwood

Sayer vs. Greenwood

Rothman vs. Eunice Cohen Gray and

Shack's, Inc

Congress Building, Inc. vs. Strauss d/b/a

Ross Wholesale Jewelers, Inc

Lincoln vs. Haarer

E. C. "Red" Cornelius, Inc. vs. Florida

Electric Supply, Inc

Trostl vs. Mims

Allessandra vs. Ketchpaw and Houston .

Thorn vs. Suitt and Hales

Castellani vs. Sipe

Scott vs. Suddath d/b/a Capital City

Motor Court

County from
Which Received

Date

Received

Duval

Dade

Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dee.
Dec.

Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.

Dec.

Dec.
Dec.

Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.

Dec.

9, 1955
12, 195£

Dade

12, 195£

Dade

12, 1951

Polk

12, 195£

Dade

12, 195^

Duval

12, 195^

Duval

12, 195^

Marion

14, 195^

Brevard

14, 195^

Leon

14, 195^

Dade

15, 195[

Dade

15, 195.

Pinellas

16, 195.

Dade

19, 195.

Dade

19, 195.

Dade

16, 195.

Dade

16, 195.

Leon

20, 195.

Dade

20, 195

Dade

20, 195

Duval

22, 195

Dade

15, 195

Dade

27, 195

Dade

23, 195

Dade

27, 195

Dade

27, 195

Dade

27, 195

Dade

27, 195

Broward

28, 195

Dade

27, 195

Hillsborough

27, 195

Dade

27, 195

Dade

29, 195

Volusia

29, 195

Leon .

30, 195

FOR YEAR 1956

Wagner vs. Rushkin, Fisher & Davis.

Furniss vs. Meyers

McCollum vs. Iberia C.I.A. Maritima

S.A., etc

Reeder vs. Corbitt

Dade

Hillsborough

Dade

Duval

Jan.
Jan.

Jan.
Jan.

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 243

GASES AGAINST NON-RESIDENT MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATORS

Style of Case

McCullough vs. Pollock Paper Corp

Teefy vs. Dooley

Blair vs. Stice

Yarn vs. Lykes Bros., Inc., etc

Seymour vs. Blair

Herrin vs. Raymond

McDaniel vs. Lykes Bros. Inc. et al

Cunningham vs. Shaw & Garet

Ivory vs. Lykes Bros., Inc., etc

Katzman vs. Weiner & Davidson

Finestone vs. White

Kinnin vs. Selvick

Rigano vs. Rosenberg

Fretto vs. Goodman

Holley vs. Von Dermalen

Ivi'opp vs. Heska

Sowder vs. White

Rollins vs. Perry

Gibbons vs. Lykes Bros., Inc., etc

Butts vs. Lykes Bros., Inc., etc

McDaniel vs. Lykes Bros., Inc., etc

Lee vs. Lj^kes Bros., Inc., etc

Brice vs. Lykes Bros., Inc., etc

Williams vs. Lykes Bros., Inc., etc

Edge vs. Lykes Bros., Inc., etc

Brannon vs. Lykes Bros., Inc., etc

Tenewit vs. Smoky Mountain Tours Co . .

Boiler vs. Resnick, Fox, and Kay

Annis vs. Fuller

Toracinta vs. Donnelly, d/b/a Chimes

Trailer Park, etc

Keating vs. Bullard and Watley

Jefferson Place, Inc. vs. Robinson

Yeates vs. Thomas

Brannan vs. Lykes Bros., Inc., etc

Foss vs. Smith

Ellman vs. Martin (Florida East Coast

Railway Co.)

Cooper vs. Metz and Jackson and Metz . .

Schenker vs. Klaiman

Motlow vs. Gooden

Escambia Treating Co. vs. A. F. Pylant,

Inc

Fruit Distributing Co. vs. Liberto, Clark,

and Copeland

Joelson vs. King

W^alker & Hallowell, Inc. vs. Coastal

Construction Corp

Rathgeb vs. Yohay and Field

Hill vs. Page

Thomas vs. Lykes Bros., Inc., etc

Laird vs. Lykes Bros., Inc., etc

Tatum vs. Lykes Bros., Inc., etc

Rainey vs. Quarngesser

County from
Which Received

Date Received

Leon

Dade

Dade

Dade

Dade

Leon

Dade

Duval

Dade

Dade

Orange

Broward ....

Dade

Hillsborough
Hillsborough

Dade

Dade

Volusia

Dade

Dade

Dade

Dade

Dade

Dade

Dade

Dade

Dade

Dade

Dade

Broward. . . .
Broward ....
Gadsden. . . .

Duval

Dade

Dade

Dade

Sarasota. . . .

Dade

Palm Beach.

Escambia. . .

Leon

Sarasota. . . .

Sarasota . . . .

Duval

Palm Beach.

Dade

Dade

Dade

Dade

Jan.

5,

Jan.

6,

Jan.

6.

Jan.

9,

Jan.

9,

Jan.

10,

Jan.

11,

Jan.

11,

Jan.

12,

Jan.

12,

Jan.

12,

Jan.

12,

Jan.

13,

Jan.

13,

Jan.

13,

Jan.

13,

Jan.

13,

Jan.

13,

Jan.

16,

Jan.

16,

Jan.

16,

Jan.

16,

Jan.

16,

Jan.

16,

Jan.

16,

Jan.

16,

Jan.

16,

Jan.

16,

Jan.

16,

Jan.

16,

Jan.

16,

Jan.

17,

Jan.

16,

Jan.

19,

Jan.

19,

Jan.

19,

Jan.

19

Jan.

19,

Jan.

19,

Jan.

20,

Jan.

20

Jan.

20,

Jan.

20

Jan.

21

Jan.

21

Jan.

20

Jan.

20

Jan.

20

Jan.

20

1956
1965
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956

1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956

1956

.1956

1956

1956

1956

1956
1956

1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956

244 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

CASES AGAINST NON-RESIDENT MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATORS

Style of Case

County from
Which Received

Date Received

Jones vs. Stillwell

Hogan vs. Shaver and City of Fort

Lauderdale

Tuttle vs. Summers and Flynn

Moeller and City of St. Augustine, Fla.,
vs. T. L. Dysard & Son and National
Fire Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn. . . .

Romas vs. Rosseauscholtz and Avis-
Airport Rent-a-Car Corp

Williams vs. Concrete Products, Inc

Olive vs. Denton and Grantham

Roberts vs. Darley

O'Rourke vs. Jordan

Pearson vs. Draper

Henry vs. Riley

Bordeaux vs. Zience

Rogers vs. Mcintosh

Flournoy vs. Mcintosh

King vs. Rehman

City of St. Augustine vs. Goodwin and
Mather, Sr

City of St. Augustine vs. Goodwin and
Mather, Sr

Martin, as Trustee of F.E.C. Railway Co.
Co. vs. Hooker and McDuflHe

Blau vs. National Union Life Insurance
Company

Smith vs. Ward and Shelnutt

Short vs. Douglas, Ward and Shelnutt . . .

Key Corporation, Pharmaceuticals vs.
Bonded Laboratories, Inc

Fitch, Henry vs. Selvick

Ivey vs. Breedlove

Cecil vs. Marinello

Salant v^- Dudley

Washington vs. McGeehee

Stewart vs. Meiselman

J. J. Sanford, Inc. vs. Sabia

Kelley vs. Hastings

Hess vs. Kiehl

Templeton vs. Danley

Sharpe vs. Grothehen

Sackas vs. Cooley

Owens vs. Klauss

McGill vs. Gulf Life Insurance Co. and
Newell

Burk vs. Upholsterers International
Union, etc

Potomac Aircraft Co. vs. Leeward Aero-
nautical Services

Brannon vs. Heger

Moody vs. Bliss and Sarasota Board
Public Instruction

Williams vs. Belser and Smercich

Palm Beach.

Broward .
Volusia. .

St. Johns.

Broward .
Alachua. ,
Pinellas. .
Wakulla.
Pinellas. .
Pinellas. .

Leon

Duval . . . ,
Leon. ...
Leon. ...
Broward .

St. Johns .

St. Johns .
Dade

Dade

Hillsborough .
Hillsborough .

Dade

Dade

Hillsborough .

Broward

Dade

Holmes

Volusia

Broward

Alachua

Broward

Dade

Dade

Broward

Duval

Gadsden .
Dade . . . .

Dade

Hillsborough .

Sarasota .
Duval . . .

Jan. 20, 1956

Jan. 23, 1956
Jan. 23, 1956

Jan.

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

Jan.

Jan.

Jan.

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.

Feb.

Feb.

Feb.
Feb.

Feb.
Feb.

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 245

GASES AGAINST NON-RESIDENT MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATORS

Style of Case

O'Coiinell vs. Carpenter

Russell vs. Stanley

Rodgers vs. Ray

Berkovic vs. Herman and Taylor

Silverman vs. Herman and Taylor

King vs. Frederick

Dillman vs. Harris

Keating vs. Bullard, et al

Wahl vs. Klein, Steinhardt & Houston . . .

Wallace vs. Traeger

Reynolds vs. Heath

Buckholtz vs. Zuckerman

Fort vs. Schinstock and Trammell

Packard Co

Barthelmas vs. Goldberg and Brandon . . .

Borys vs. Heska

Widett vs. Jaffe and Guarantee Reserve

Life Insurance Co. of Hammond

Brand vs. Highlands and M. B. Smalley

Corp., etc

Mason vs. Motor Convoj', Inc

Shamitz vs. Coller and Ryder Car Rental

Sj'stem, Inc

Kunis vs. Forte

Gonzalez vs. Yturrino

Stephens vs. The Sessions Co. and Webb.

Rogers vs. Brimicombe

Cobb vs. Commercial Carriers, Inc., and

Vest

Herrin vs. Raymond

Suggs vs. Roman

Moore vs. Hogsten and Dubenofsky

Castellani vs. Sipe

Fernandez vs. Mehrign, also known as

Mehring

Berdy vs. Barran

Lasche vs. Casa Manana Corp

Fort vs. Schinstock and Trammell

Packard Co

Gaites vs. Warren

Nelson vs. Clark

Holcomb vs. Swift & Company and

Reeves

Gravett vs. Lankford

Jowers vs. Blakley

Wilkin.son vs. Allen

Ochsenfeld vs. Ware and Graf

Sargent vs. Blanc

Shipp vs. Blanc

Procyk vs. Harris and Sumlick

Halin vs. Martel and Roseman

Boiden Company vs. Puskar

Monroe vs. Puskar

Sowder vs. White

County from
Which Received

Date Received

Sarasota

Orange

Feb.
Feb.
P^eb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb
Feb.
Feb.

Feb.
Feb.

Feb.

Feb.

Feb.
Feb.

Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.

Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.

Feb.
Feb.
Feb.

Feb.
Feb.
Feb.

Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Ma .
Mar.
Mar.

9, 1951
10, 195t

Monroe

i;^, 195e

Dade

13, 195t

Dade

13, 19 "it

Hernando

Dade

13, 195e
13, 195t

Brevard

Dade

14, 195t
14, 19oC

Dade

14, 195t

Duval

Dade

15, 195€
15, 195t

Palm Beach

16, 195e

Dade

16, 195fc

Dade

16, 195C

Dade

16, 19oC

Dade

20, 195C

Hillsborough

Dade

20, 195t

21, 915C

Dade

21, 195(

Hillsborough

Leon .

21, 195e
20, 195f

Duval

22, 195(

Dade

22, 1956

Leon

22, 195(

Volusia

23, 195(

Dade

23, 195(

Volusia

Charlotte

23, 195(

24, 195(

Dade

24, 195(

Dade

24, 195t

Palm Beach

Dade

27, 195(
27, 195(

Martin

27, 195t

Orange

Dade

27, 195(
27, 195f

Orange

Putnam

27, 195(
29, 195f

Dade

29, 195t

Volusia

29, 195(

Volusia

Dade

29, 195(
29, 195(

Dade

1, 195(

Marion

2. 195(

Marion

2, 195(

Dade

5, 195f

246 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OP STATE

GASES AGAINST NON-RESIDENT MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATORS

Style of Case

Burgel vs. Corlis and David

Southeastern Box Corp. vs. Flexible

Carbon Products, Hodac, and Yosko.

Pliska vs. Hall

Russell and Malcom vs. Stanley and

Burroughs

Ketchpaw vs. Alessandra, Ettari, and

Gazzo

Hardee vs. French and Goodman

Leder vs. Ruffolo and Bennett

Kasano vs. Cuervo

Pounds vs. Whitley

Cooper vs. McGaughey and Crosby

Armstrong vs. Carney

Shull vs. Haas Karr, Hofberger &

Olins, Inc

Bludworth vs. Moss, Edgemon, Center

Corporation

Doolan vs. Deck

Petroleum Carrier Corp. of Tampa, Inc.

vs. Keuhne

Allison vs. Fredel

Szabo vs. Pedersen

Turchanyi vs. Pedersen

Hooks, Dixon & Sanders vs. Barker

Nelson vs. Clark, et al

Sackas vs. Cooley

Halin vs. Martel, Roseman

Borden Company vs. Puskar

Monroe vs. Puskar

Russell & Malcolm vs. Stanley &

Burroughs

Fliska vs. Hall

Southeastern Box Corp. vs. Hodac and

Yosko

Burgel vs. Corlis and Davis

Sowder vs. White

Wakulla Ice Co. vs. McGaughey and

Crosby

Armstrong vs. Carney

Ketchpaw vs. Alessandra, Ettari, and

Gazzo

Harvee vs. French & Goodman

Leder vs. Ruffolo & Bennett

Kzsano vs. Cuervo

Pounds vs. Whitley

Shull vs. Haas, Karr, Hofberger, Olins,

Inc

Bludworth vs. Moss, Edgemon

Doolan vs. Deck

Petroleum Carrier Corp. of Tampa vs.

Kruhne

Allison vs. Fredel

Szabo vs. Pedersen

County from
Which Received

Date Received

Dade. . . ,

Dade

Dade...,

Orange .

Dade . . . ,
Dade . . . ,
Dade. . . ,
Dade. . .
Dade. . .
Wakulla
Bay

Dade...

Dade...
Levy . . . ,

Duval . .
Volusia.
Dade. . .
Dade. . .
Sarasota
Martin .
Broward
Dade...
Marion .
Marion .

Orange .
Dade...

Dade . . .
Dade. . .
Dade. . .

Wakulla
Bay....

Dade...
Dade...
Dade . . .
Dade. . .
Dade. . .

Dade...

Dade . . .
Levy.. .

Duval . .
Volusia .
Dade. . .

Mar.

Mar.
Mar.

Mar.

Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.

Mar.

Mar.
Mar.

Mar.

Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.

Mar.
Mar.

Jar.

Mar.

Mar.

Mar.

Mar.

Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.

Mar.
Mar.
Mar.

Mar.
Mar.
Mar.

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 247

CASES AGAINST NON-RESIDENT MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATORS

County from

Style of Case

Which Received

Date Received

Turchanyi vs. Pedersen

Dade

Mar.

9, 1956

Hooks & Dixon, Sanders vs. Barker

Sarasota

Mar.
Mar.
Mar.

12, 1956

Nelson vs. Lanie, Clark, et al

Martin

12, 1956

Sackas vs. Cooley

Broward

12, 1956

Hughey vs. Berkowitz, Four Gems &

Pearl

Dade

Mar.

13, 1956

Walker vs. Berkowitz, Four Gems, Inc.,

& Pearl

Dade

Mar.

13, 1956

Mandel vs. Merck & Co., Inc., and Dorn

Martin Drug Co ...

Dade

Calhoun

Mar.
Mar.

13, 1956

Montford vs. McGowin

13, 1956

Flowers vs. Mericle

Washington

Mar.

14, 1956

Grimsley vs. Audrige

Duval

Mar.

15, 1956

Hamner vs. Mosier, Frame and Weakley

& Son, Inc

Duval

Mar.

14, 1956

Eisenberg vs. Seefeldt

Dade

Mar.

14, 1956

Nussbaum vs. Douthit and Patnal

Dade

Mar.

16, 1956

Klein vs. Weissman

Dade

Mar.

16, 1956

Carter vs. Acme U-Drive-It Service, Inc.

and Lindholm

Dade

Mar.

16, 1956

Sikes vs. Noland ....

Dade

Mar.
Mar.

19, 1956

Taylor vs. Pitcock

Levy

19, 1956

Goldberg vs. Harris and Atlanta Paper Co.
Kirkland vs. Kazik

Dade

Mar.

19, 1956

Duval

Mar.
Mar.

20, 1956

Farris vs. Laris Motor Sales, Inc

Duval

21, 1956

Dade

Mar.

21, 1956

Chapman vs. McCoy

Escambia

Mar.

21, 1956

Shank vs. Tatarow, etc

Hillsborough

Mar.

21, 1956

Barnes vs. Lener

Duval

Mar.
Mar.
Mar.

21, 1956

Peebles vs. Lener

Duval

21, 1956

David vs. Corlis

Dade

23, 1956

Moessinger vs. Stokes-Shaheen, Inc

Volusia

Mar.

24, 1956

Wilson vs. Starrett

St. Lucie

Mar.
Mar.
Mar.

Mar.

26, 1956

Gaal & Edinger vs. Scherer

Dade

Dade

26, 1956

Green vs. Lehr.

26, 1956

Sarasota Bank & Trust Co. vs. Palanque . .

Sarasota

26, 1956

McNatt vs. Herr

Duval

Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.

26, 1956

Reed vs. Barrineau

Leon

28, 1956

Combs vs. Brown

Dade

29, 1956

Brown vs. DiLandri .

Dade

29, 1956

Clark vs. Schuler.

Dade

30, 1956

Owen vs. Kirby and Wilbur

Duval

30, 1956

Doolan vs. Deck

Levy

Mar.
Mar.
April
April
April

30, 1956

Dade

30, 1956

Steffan vs. Powers

Dade

2, 1956

Cline vs. Klem's, Inc.. . .

Broward

2, 1956

Orange State Oil Co. vs. Burroughs

Dade

2, 1956

Silverman vs. Byrd Motor Lines, Inc

Duval

April

6, 1956

Franklin vs. Conner

Palm Beach

April
April

6, 1956

Griffis vs. Williamson

Hillsborough

6, 1956

Conselice vs. Acourt

Duval

April
April

6, 1956

Barfield vs. Rigney

Hernando

6, 1956

McRae vs. Smith ...

Hillsborough

April
April

6, 1956

Putnam

9, 1956

248 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OP STATE

GASES AGAINST NON-RESIDENT MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATORS

Style of Case

Reddick vs. Taylor and Thompson

Russ vs. Henderson

Snyder vs. Henderson

Cunningham vs. Henderson

Ellison vs. Gray

Mann vs. Goodwin

Aldrich vs. MacPetrie, Harrison, and

Harrison

Hoffman vs. Harrelson

Cobb vs. Stinchcomb

King vs. Young, Brown & Beverly, Inc. . .
Jewett & Sherman Co. vs. Young, Brown

& Beverly, Inc

Motors Insurance Corp. vs. Duren

Kelly vs. Rothrock

O'Connor vs. Waite and Kalberer

Dittrich vs. Perry

Shull vs. Haas, Karr, Hofberger, Olins,

Inc

Kelly vs. Prigdon

West Indies Fruit Co. vs. Honduras

Shipping Co

Johnson vs. Later and Cruz

Armstrong vs. Great Southern Trucking

Co. and King

Mericle vs. Complete Auto Transit Co . . .
McGlashan vs. Daitch Dry Goods Co.

and Brunson

Roberts vs. Lang

Orsi vs. Gamble

Jones vs. Dinner

DeSarno vs. Schlesinger

Moessinger vs. Stokes-Shaheen, Inc

North vs. Brock & Blevins Company, Inc

Petroleum Carrier Corp. vs. Creagan

Murphy, et al. vs. Caston

Wilbur vs. Ivirby

Lund vs. MacCumber

Ward vs. Supreme Truck Leasing, Inc.,

et al

Ward vs. National Linen Service Corp.,

et al

Wheaton vs. Hobby

Porter vs. Sophie Schwartz and Hertz

Stations, Inc

Cole vs. Barnes, et al

State Road Department vs. Garrett

Marine Supply, Inc

Futch vs. Kline Chevrolet Sales Corp ....
RosonthaJ, et al. vs. Senior and La vie. . . .

Sackas vs. Cooley

Korth vs. Brown

Guton vs. Schutz

Cook vs. Evans

County from
Which Received

Jefferson . . . .

Duval

Duval

Duval

Suwannee . . .
Bay

Volusia

Dade

Alachua . . . .
Polk

Polk

Alachua . . . .
Broward . . . .

Dade

Dade

Dade

Madison . . . .

Dade

Orange

Orange

Dade

Duval

Dade

Dade

Polk

Dade

Volusia

Duval

Dade

Duval

Duval

Dade

Hillsborough

Hillsborough
Alachua ....

Dade

Dade

St. Johns . . .

Dade

Dade

Broward ....

Duval

Dade

Sumter

Date Received

April
April
April
April
April
April

April
April
April
April

April
April
April
April
April

April
April

April
April

April
April

April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April

April

April
April

April 26

April 25

April 25

April 27

April 27

April 27

April 27

April 27

April 27

OP THE STATE OF FLORIDA 249

GASES AGAINST NON-RESIDENT MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATORS

Stj'le of Case

State Road Department vs. Gulf State
Marine & Mining Company

Heyboer vs. Scliutz

Hatem vs. Nourse

Franz vs. Thornley & Bauer

Hornaker vs. Klimechki

Guarente vs. Jurgens

Hovanesian vs. Schutz

Buchan, et al. vs. Meixel, et al

Chapman vs. Van Lear

Rakestraw vs. Davis and Bj^ers

State Road Department vs. Gulf State
Marine & Mining Company

Safety Cabs, Inc. vs. Austin Verity &
Son, Inc

Braxton vs. Reynolds

Plawin, et al. vs. Lubin and Besner

Heine vs. Hartman

Simpson vs. ALirtin

Picard vs. Brierly

State Road Department vs. Norfolk

Towing Corp

Kalstein vs. Terr

Dallas vs. Burbach

Wiggins, Admr. vs. Gillian and Herrin . . . ,

Crawford vs. Smith

Roscia vs. Cohen

Pendleton vs. Landry

Johnson vs. Okefenoke Rural Electric
Membership Corporation

Lanning vs. Martone and Ham

Loper vs. Presoott and Hertz Stations, Inc

Holly vs. Production Facilities Co

Chandler vs. Deaton Truck Lines, Inc.
and Hunter

Bryant vs. Pierce

Spando vs. Meltzer

Levine vs. Pondfield

Cohen vs. Wallace and Racklej-

English vs. Glowski, et al

Feit vs. Shirley

Warwick vs. Lopez and Fiorentini

American Salvage Co., Inc. (alleged

bankrupt)

Security Mills of Tampa, Inc. vs. Parsons .

Alexander vs. Topf

State Road Dept. vs. Coastal Towing Co. .

State Road Dept. vs. Sabine Trans-
portation Co

State Road Dept. vs. Sabine Trans-
portation Co

gclafani vs. Hernandez and Head

oUej- vs. Cronmiller

erry vs. Hathaway

County from
Which Received

Date Received

Bay

Dade

Orange

Palm Beach

Duval

Dade

Dade

Duval

Orange

Dade

Bay

Duval

U.S. District Court

Dade

Dade

Dade

Broward

Duval

Dade

Leon

Duval

St. Johns

Dade

Duval

Duval

Dade

Dade

Dade

Leon

Pinellas

Broward

Dade

St. Lucie

Dade

Dade

Pinellas

Dade

Hillsborough

Pinellas

St. Johns

Bay

Bay

Dade

Hillsborough

Escambia

April
April
April
May
May
May
Alay
May
May
May

May
May
May
May
Maj^
May

27, 1956

30, 1956

30, 1956

2, 1956

2, 1956

2, 1956

3, 1956

4, 1956

3, 1956

4, 1956

May 4, 1956

4, 1956
4, 1956
4, 1956
7, 1956
7, 1956
7, 1956

May

8

1956

May

8,

1956

May

8,

1956

May

8,

1956

May

9,

1956

May

9,

1956

May

9,

1956

May

9,

1956

May

9,

1956

May

9,

1956

May

9,

1956

May

10,

1956

May

10,

1956

May

11,

1956

May

14,

1956

May

14,

1956

Mav

16,

1956

May

16,

1956

May

16,

1956

Mav

16,

1956

May

16,

1956

Maj-

16,

1956

May

16,

1956

May

16,

1956

Mav

16,

1956

May

16,

1956

May

18,

1956

May

18,

1956

250 REPORT OP THE SECRETARY OF STATE

GASES AGAINST NON-RESIDENT MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATORS

Style of Case

Wolper vs. Ernst

Rawlson & Co. vs. Slekt Shoe Corp

Cecil vs. Pittman

Stangvik vs. Donnini

Samole vs. Eicoff

Jarman vs. United States Tobacco Co.

and Bradley

Bevis vs. Andrew and Howland

Russ vs. Longshore

Lyle & Chambers vs. Dinner, et al

Clayton vs. Cornelius

Brown vs. Sherwood

Mid-Town Auto Rentals vs. Blanchard . . .

Pitts vs. Porter

Kaplan vs. Smith, Kline & French

Laboratories

Fisch vs. Dubin

Dunn vs. Royal Fish Co., Inc

Roberts vs. Lang and Leathers

Clawson vs. Skinner & Hamilton Glass Co.
Nortstrom vs. Anderson and Callahan ....
Foster vs. Stapleton and Myers Brothers,

Inc

Davenport vs. Lowe

Reiss vs. Verrett, et al

Guest vs. Terry, et al

Ponsell vs. Grubalski

Robbins vs. Strong, Rosenthal

Wilkerson vs. Miller

Krask vs. Anton & Ethier, Magyari

Wright vs. Baker

Eraser vs. Taylor

Gomez vs. Pena

Reichig vs. Lobraico and Gammieri

American Paper Linen Co. vs. Dabbos ....
Dorfman vs. United Van Lines and West

Coast Storage, etc

Slutsky vs. Miami Beach Railway Co.

and Barker

Goldstein vs. Grootenhaar

Souza vs. Adkins

Woodside vs. Miller

Sanders vs. Miller

Wichner vs. Poje & Lea

Barnes vs. Lener

Tatcher vs. Pezzella

Clawson vs. Skinner & Hamilton Glass Co.

Eager vs. Bruno

Hinton vs. Baxley

Brown vs. Lopate, Fishman

Couture Motor Corporation vs. Mack

Chism vs. Meter Service Corporation

Rifkin vs. Dobris

County from
Which Received

Date Received

Dade

Dade

Palm Beach.
Palm Beach.
Dade

Dade

St. Lucie. . . .

Dade

Polk

Duval

Polk

Dade

Dade

Leon

Dade

Jefferson

Dade

Dade

Hillsborough

Liberty

Monroe

Dade

Dade

Duval

Dade

Pinellas

Dade

Duval

Hillsborough
Palm Beach.

Dade

Dade

Sarasota ....

Dade

Dade

Okaloosa ....
Palm Beach.
Palm Beach.

Dade

Duval

Dade

Dade

Broward ....

Orange

Dade

Dade

Alachua ....
Dade

May

Mav
May
Mav
May

May
May
May
Mav
Mav
May
Mav
May

May
Mav

May
May

May
May

May
May
May
Mav
May
Maj-
June
June
June
June
June
June
June

June

June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June

OP THE STATE OP FLORIDA 251

CASES AGAINST NON-RESIDENT MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATORS

Style of Case

Brown vs. West Side Auto Parts and
Maddox

Tisdelle vs. Wollensak

Turner vs. Nolan and Wilson

Mazza vs. Dupree

Daniels vs. Lovett and Wingate

Winn vs. Leibold

Hale vs. Coreso

Koerner vs. Boley

Schoenthaler vs. Conway

Ferrigno vs. Harper

Balam Welcoms vs. Belford Trucking Co

Skyways Airlines vs. Wassenberg

Leadley vs. Automobile Owners Safety
Insurance

Ruddy vs. Transportation Insurance Co.

Mrofcza vs. Lukitsch

David vs. Corlis

Green vs. Mandel

Babischkin vs. Mandel

Gross vs. Davis

Kunis vs. Fisher

Fishman vs. Kline

Bystock vs. Kline

Tobin vs. Continental Fruit Company. .

Libman vs. Benjamin

Ritchie vs. Lind

Nelson vs. Presbitero

Townsend vs. Fisher

Sellhorn vs. Fisher

Turner vs. Nolan

Turner vs. Nolan

Kolodziej vs. Bortman

Pavalow vs. Bortman

Lorenz vs. Robbitt

Rosenthal vs. Strong

Whiddon vs. Ozier

Gold vs. Lee

Seymour vs. Blair

Robbins vs. Strong and Rosenthal

Chezanowski vs. Street

Ward vs. Rosenbaum

Grant vs. Prince

Mill Supplies, Inc. vs. Willis

HoUey vs. Cronmiller

Booth vs. Weber

Moore vs. Honcie

Telford vs. Kuhn

Crews vs. Burke

Mims vs. Gilbert

Fitzgerald vs. Curry

Gill vs. Payne

Plavnick vs. Beimiller

Andariese vs. Westcott

County from
Which Received

Date Received

Duval

June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June

June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June

13, 1956

Duval

13, 1956

Dade

13, 1956

Duval

13, 1956

Alachua

14, 1956

Dade

14, 1956

Manatee

14, 1956

Dade

14, 1956

Levy

15, 1956

Dade

15, 1956

Dade

15, 1956

Dade

15, 1956

Hillsborough

16, 1956

Dade

18, 1956

Dade

18, 1956

Dade

18, 1956

Dade

18, 1956

Dade

18, 1956

Dade

18, 1956

Dade

18, 1956

Dade

18, 1956

Dade

18, 1956

Palm Beach

20, 1956

Dade

20, 1956

Hillsborough

Dade

20, 1956

21, 1956

Hillsborough

Hillsborough

21, 1956
21, 1956

Dade

21, 1956

Dade

21, 1956

Dade

21 1956

Dade

21, 1956

Dade

21, 1956

Dade

22, 1956

Seminole

Palm Beach

Dade

23, 1956
23, 1956
25 1956

Dade

25 1956

Palm Beach

27 1956

Palm Beach

27 1956

Hillsborough

27 1956

Orange

27, 1956

Hillsborough

27, 1956

Escambia

27, 1956

Broward

27, 1956

Palm Beach

27 1956

Duval

27 1956

Duval

27 1956

St. Lucie

28 1956

Escambia

28 1956

Dade

29 195C

Broward

29 195C

252 REPORT OP THE SECRETARY OF STATE

GASES AGAINST NON-RESIDENT MOTOR VEHIGLE OPERATORS

Style of Case

Arentsen vs. Fairway King, Inc. and

Clark

Eiseuhart vs. Pic N'Save Drug Co. and

Crusader Enterprises

Egan vs. Harris & Crane

Clark vs. Schuler

Tremont vs. Robertson & Daw

Bell vs. Robertson & Daw

Duval vs. Watson

Phillips vs. King

McGrath vs. Eline

Hill York Acceptance Co. vs. Smith

Griffis vs. LeBland

Carter vs. Piesak

Smith vs. Baggett & Guyer

Phillips vs. Nahum

Peedluby vs. Addo & Abdella

Rochester Savings Bank vs. Leeper,

Union Finance Co., etc

Tanner vs. Keiser

Friedman vs. Hoffman

Berk vs. Joselefsky

Gosnell vs. Olivari

New vs. Glockman

Sjogren vs. Gard

Mitchell vs. Wisenbaker

Calver vs. Vitavend Corporation

Deauville Enterprises, Inc. vs. Cohen,

Gross, etc

Fitzmaurice vs. Sukenik & Merritt

Barringer vs. Woods

Dukes vs. Woods

Whitehurst vs. Bradley

Harrell vs. Pachall & Payne

American Surety Co. of New York vs.

Williams, Levine, etc

Avirett vs. Luke

Moore vs. Cole

Dodge vs. Hoffman

Reiter vs. Sell and Penn Dixie Lines, Inc

Szeles vs. Belz

Owens vs. Grantham and Central Truck

Lines

Kew vs. Course

Quinan vs. Matthew Bender & Company

.■Vdams vs. Kanitzky

Dodge vs. Hoffman

Cheshire vs. Butterfield

Payne vs. Johnson & Ellis

Meek vs. Durvin

Lee vs. Corwin

Clark vs. McDonald and Mann

Williamson vs. Eddins

Boettner vs. Wulfing

County from
Which Received

Date Received

Dade

Duval

Duval

Dade

Dade

Dade

Broward ....

Osceola

Pinellas

Dade

Highlands . .
Broward ....

Volusia

Indian River
Dade

Polk

Putnam ....

Dade

Dade

Dade

Dade

Dade

Orange

Sarasota. . . .

Dade

Broward ....

Duval

Duval ......

Duval

Santa Rosa .

Dade

Leon

Santa Rosa .

Dade

Dade

Dade

Duval

Polk

Hillsborough

Dade

Dade

Marion

Duval

Bay

Duval

Volusia

Escambia . . .
Dade

July

July
July
July
July
July
Julv
July
July
July
July
July
July
Julv
July

July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July

July
July
July
Julv
July
July

July
July
July
July
July
July

July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July

OF THE STATE OP FLORIDA 253

GASES AGAINST NON-RESIDENT MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATORS

Style of Case

County from
Which Received

Date Received

DeMiUio vs. Jones & Wilson

Smith vs. Canant and Eagle Motor

Lines, Inc

Lauber vs. Smith

Pavlavich vs. Malfeo

Giovanniello vs. Bowens

David vs. Corlis

Sneed vs. Daligian :

Moye vs. Daw

Duke vs. Labrado

Brigham vs. W'illis Freight Lines

Miller vs. Brown

Lependorf vs. Monica

Patrick vs. Hurlock

Markey vs. Johnson and Miami Beach
R.R: Co

Rathgeb vs. Yohay

Catanzaro vs. LeFay

Walston vs. State Pontiac Co

Guerry vs. State Pontiac Co

Lunsford vs. Alexander

Plawin vs. Lubin and Besner

Bell vs. Ryder Truck Rentals System, Inc

Gerhardt vs. Smith

Coe vs. Wendt

Klotz vs. Bailej'^

Eisenstein vs. Beneduce, Cason and Lee. .

Miller vs. Beneduce, Cason and Lee

Greenl)latt vs. D'Angelo

Selznick vs. D'Angelo

Dorland vs. W. B. Saunders Company. . . .

Kinzer vs. Casperson

Brenchak vs. Commonwealth Trust Co.

of Pittsburgh, etc

Hunter vs. Potkin

Schooler vs. Murray

Horn vs. Brewer

Hall vs. Mississippi Tank Company

Bess vs. Jones

Kiinger vs. Clyde and Miller

Webb vs. Dillon

Morris vs. Railey Milam, Inc. and

R. D. Werner, Inc

Bonacorsi vs. Railey Milam, Inc. and

R. D. Werner, Inc

Martin vs. Reynolds

Woodall vs. O'Dell

Cowart vs. Swett and Gendron

Cowart vs. Gillis

Little vs. Warner

Wright vs. Palmer

Zasada vs. Murray Carpenter and Com-
munity Broadcasting Service

Sanders vs. Miller

Volusia .

Duval

Palm Beach.

Dade

Palm Beach .

Dade

Pinellas

Escambia. . . .

Duval

Gadsden

Flagler

Dade

Hillsborough .

Dade

Duval

Hillsborough .
Palm Beach. .
Palm Beach. .

Bay

Dade

Jackson

Dade

Orange

Dade

Marion

Marion

Dade

Dade

Hillsborough .
Hardee

Duval . . . .

Dade

Dade

Escambia.
Escambia.
Holmes. . .

Dade

Dade

Dade.

Dade

Broward. . . .
Escambia. . .

Dade

Dade

Dade

Palm Beach.

July 30, 1956

Hillsborough ,
Palm Beach.

July

30

1956

July

27

1956

July

30

1956

Julv

30

1956

Julv

30

1956

July

31

1956

July

31

1956

July

31

1956

Aug.

1

1956

Aug.

1

1956

Aug.

2

1956

Aug.

2

1956

Aug.

2

1956

Aug.

3

1956

Aug.

3,

1956

Aug.

3,

1956

Aug.

3,

1956

Aug.

3,

1956

Aug.

6,

1956

Aug.

6,

1956

Aug.

6,

1956

Aug.

6,

1956

Aug.

6,

1956

Aug.

6,

1956

Aug.

6,

1956

Aug.

6,

1956

Aug.

6,

1956

Aug.

7,

1956

Aug.

8,

1956

Aug.

8,

1956

Aug.

o>

1956

Aug.

8,

1956

Aug.

8,

1956

Aug.

8,

1956

Aug.

8,

1956

Aug.

9,

1956

Aug.

9,

1956

Aug.

10,

1956

Aug.

10,

1956

Aug.

10,

1956

Aug.

10,

1956

Aug.

10,

1956

Aug.

10,

1956

Aug.

10,

1956

Aug.

10,

1956

Aug.

10,

1956

Aug.

13,

1956

254 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

CASES AGAINST NON-RESIDENT MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATORS

Style of Case

Woodside vs. Miller

Duffie vs. Pace

Whiddon vs. Ozier

Corby vs. Gale

Denico vs. Ewing

Real estate Sales, Inc. vs. Wolfe

Herrington vs. Randall, Vernon Insurance

Co

Greeley vs. Holthaus

Finn vs. Silverman

Tallen vs. Nu-Car Carriers, Inc

Brauer vs. Clemmons

Oswald vs. Clemmons

Shelby vs. Crisco and Bain

Trojanoski vs. Watts

Daniels vs. Wingate

Moore vs. King

Robinson vs. Lockhart

Bernstein vs. Bache & Co

Henry vs. Clarke

Rolnick vs. Heins

Simmons vs. Joyce

Ward vs. Shellhamer & Oliver

Crissman vs. Sweeney

Schauder vs. Bennett .

Bowling vs. Everlast Sign Company

Vanderzyppe vs. Chaplin

Newell vs. Kendrick

Lowe vs. Accardi

Rinker Materials Corp. vs. Nicholas,

Anthony & Cappello

West vs. Miami Transit Company

Quattroschiocchi vs. McCullaugh &

Brownley

Scioli vs. McCullaugh and Brownley

Hendry Corporation vs. MacDonald,

Waterbury, Quade

Clawson vs. Skinner and Hamilton

Glass Company

Egan vs. Aylaian, Dichter & Doherty. . . .
Miami Beach Railway Company vs.

Gasparini

Jones vs. Gray and Fortner

Johnson vs. Ashley

Brush vs. Ashley

Weems vs. Artale

Pitts vs. Porter

King vs. Pittman

Mitchell vs. Pittman

Byrd vs. Lane and North American Van

Lines, Inc

Ceasor vs. Dismuke and Jordan

Schoenberg vs. Boracas

Schlusemeyer vs. Bonn

County from
Which Received

Date Received

Palm Beach.

Dade

Seminole . . .

Dade

Hillsborough
Broward ....

Palm Beach.

Dade

Dade

Brevard ....

Dade

Dade

Escambia. . .

Flagler

Alachua . . . .

Duval

Broward . . . .

Dade

Dade

Dade

Sarasota. . . .

Dade

Dade

Nassau

Leon

Duval

Dade

Dade

Palm Beach.
Dade

Duval

Duval

Leon

Dade

Dade

Dade

Alachua ....

Dade

Dade

Dade

Dade

Escambia. . .
Escambia. . .

Duval

Dade

Dade

Dade

Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.

Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.

Aug.
Aug.

Aug.
Aug.

Aug.

Aug.
Aug.

Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.

Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 255

GASES AGAINST NON-RESIDENT MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATORS

Style of Case

Ewell Engineering & Construction Co. vs.

Wilder

Star Seafood Co. vs. The Saskatchewan

Government Insurance Office, etc

Cook vs. Amundsen

Thew vs. Dodge Bros. Corp., Spitzer

Motors of Miami and Rennolds

Bauman vs. Smith and City of Miami Beach

Mow, vs. Merrill & Brunetti, etc

Ritchie vs. Lind

Iving vs. Young

Jewett & Sherman Co. vs. Young

Rogers vs. Schulte, Wentzel & Snitker. . . .

Copeland vs. Thomas

Maj^e vs. Colby

Finn vs. IMarstellar and Humphries

Griffin vs. Rent-A-Car Service of Florida

and Hedeman

Johnston vs. Ashley

Padgett vs. Linton

Daughtrey vs. McElvoj-^

Stanford vs. Crisco and Bain

Weinberg vs. Fjeldheim

Babischkin vs. Mandel

Green vs. Mandel

Carvin vs. Phillips

Blankenship vs. Crisco and Bain

Rogers vs. Schulte

Duval vs. Watson

Thornton vs. Neal

Ellerbee vs. Spanier

Duffield vs. Lewis

Fort vs. Wilhite

Harris vs. Venetian Sedan Service, Inc. . . .

Bellamy vs. Griffin

Cooper vs. Griffin

Johnson vs. Ashley

Brush vs. Ashley

Carpenter vs. Wilhite

Feibes vs. North American Van Lines, Inc.

Levinson vs. Gottliev

Schwenn vs. Rabe

Standard Oil Co. vs. Rabe

Stark vs. Garrard

Bullock vs. Turlington

Howard vs. Clark

Ashley vs. Old York Distributors, Inc

Mutual Benefit Life Ins. vs. Bossons,

et al

Fanning vs. Kose

Bowie vs. Kenyon and Law

Strickland vs. Hook

Pavalow vs. Bortman

Riby vs. Odom

County from
Which Received

Date Received

Polk

Hillsborough
Broward ....

Dade

Dade

Palm Beach .
Hillsborough

Polk

Polk

Orange

Duval

Manatee ....
Flagler

Duval

Dade

Duval

Duval

Escambia. . .

Flagler

Dade

Dade

Dade

Escambia. . .

Orange

Brevard. . . .
Brevard. . . .
Hillsborough

Volusia

Marion

Dade

Leon

Leon

Dade

Dade

Alachua ....
Manatee . . .

Dade

Indian River
Indian River

Dade

Duval

Dade

Indian River

Pinellas

Brevard ....
Brevard ....

Lake

Dade

Escambia. . .

Aug.

Aug.

Aug.

Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

256 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

CASES AGAINST NON-RESIDENT MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATORS

Style of Case

County from
Which Received

Date Received

Regby vs. Odom

Manger vs. Sparks

Joyce vs. Steinway Press, Inc

Smith vs. Canant

Downing vs. Dasher Bottled Gas Co ... .

Markey vs. Johnson

Player vs. B. A. Bishop Funeral Home . .

Bonnier vs. Lundie

Cremonese vs. Weiskopf & Cremonese . .

Rubin vs. LaMoria

Smelley vs. Englesby

Lamb vs. Moore and Davis

Huber vs. Rye

Plummer vs. Williams

Freeman vs. Thompson

Bellotto vs. Larson & Burt

Olive vs. Superior Distributing Corp. . . .

Priest and Berger vs. Hogan

Ellis vs. Dutton and Buff kin

Lundgren vs. Mackey

Live Oak, Perry & (Julf R.R. Co. vs.

Refrigerated Transport Company and

Williams

Selznick vs. Sunset Auto Rental, Inc.,

and D'Angelo

Kolodziej vs. Bortman

Carter vs. Dibble and Piatt

Live Oak, Perry & Gulf R.R. Co. vs.

Refrigerated Transport Co

Zucker vs. Lacey

Dixon vs. Boggs

Mills Supplies, Inc. vs. T. F. Willis

Zucker vs. Lacey

Geohagan vs. Vayana

Labella and Lanning vs. Marton, etc

Sanders vs. Miller

Woodside vs. Miller

Freshman vs. Yellow Cab Co. of

Palm Beach Co., Inc

Whitehurst vs. Bradley

Green vs. Foor

Loften vs. Koster

Hartlaub vs. Norman

Krassin & Ladimer vs. Kahn & Rogers . . .

Grigg vs. Gibbs

Osteen vs. Deichmann

Clark vs. Checker Rent-a-Car, Inc., and

Dollars

Stanco vs. Calderon and Feldman

Moore vs. Freytag

Hernandez vs. Kiker

Terdik vs. All Points Vans, Inc

Julian vs. Meyer

Rakis vs. Fein berg

Escambia. . .

Dade

Dade

Dade

Hamilton . . .

Dade

Duval

Dade

Dade

Dade

Duval

Duval

Dade

Pinellas

Broward

Leon

Hillsborough .

Broward

Brevard

Hillsborough .

Suwannee .

Dade.
Dade.
Dade.

Suwannee . . .

Dade

Duval

Orange

Dade

Duval

Dade

Palm Beach.
Palm Beach.

Palm Beach. ,

Duval

Hillsborough .

Levy

Dade

Dade

Okaloosa. . . .
Orange

Dade

Dade

Palm Beach

Duval

Dade

Duval

Dade

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

Sept.

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

Sept.

Sept.

Sept.

Sept.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 257

GASES AGAINST NON-RESIDENT MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATORS

County from

Style of Case

Which Received

Date Received

Pavlavich vs. Malfeo

Dade

Oct.

3

1956

Stangvik vs. Donnini and Graeff

Palm Beach

Oct.

4

1956

Davidson vs. Lemkowskv

Dade

Oct.

5

1956

Steel vs. Funke

Palm Beach

Oct.

5

1956

Jones vs. Grav

Alachua

Oct.

o

1956

Hudgins vs. Simmons, Richev and

Stewart

Polk

Oct.

(3

1956

Roscia vs. Cohen

Dade

Oct.

9

1956

Cowart vs. Gillis

Dade

Oct.

9

1956

King vs. Blair, Swallow and Kauffman ....
Baker & Thomas vs. Gin vines and Pratt.. .

Palm Beach

Oct.
Oct.

9
10

1956

Duval

1956

Alfonso & Isada vs. Small, McKune

d/b/a Advance Adjustment Co

Hillsborough

Oct.

11

1956

Washington vs. Match Corporation of

America

Indian River

Dade

Oct.
Oct.

12
12

1956

Cochran vs. Kerr and Chism

1956

Ebner vs. Diederichsen and Thien

Dade

Oct.

12

1956

O'Keefe vs. McCormick, Tate and

Geig.y Chemical Corp

Clapp vs. Winikoff and Marin

Dade

Oct.
Oct.

12
12

1956

Bradford

1956

Wynn vs. Lindberg and Folk

Tower vs. Friedman, Claman, and

Dade

Oct.

12

1956

Weinberger

Dade

Oct.

15

1956

Robb vs. Gold . .

Dade

Oct.

15

1956

BradleA' vs. Alterman Transport Line.,

Inc., and Lucas

Duval

Oct.

15

1956

Rogow vs. Phillips & Spencer Concrete

Products, Inc

Dade

Oct.

10

1956

Falk vs. Stezzi

Dade

Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.

15
15
15
15

1956

Bleeker vs. Simon

Dade

1956

Zucker vs. Simon. . . .... . .

Dade

1956

Palm Beach

1956

McPike vs. Riddle and Smith

Palm Beach

Oct.

15

1956

Graves vs. Stafford

Hillsborough

Oct.

16

1956

Tremont vs. Robert.son and Daw

Dade

Oct.

16

1956

Bell vs. Robertson and Daw

Dade

Oct.

16

1956

West vs. Luck and Cardin

Duval

Oct.

16

1956

Ellis vs. Luck and Cardin

Duval

Oct.

16

1956

Alger vs. Luck and Cardin

Duval

Duval

Oct.
Oct.

16
16

1956

Cruz vs. Luck and Cardin

1956

Koteny vs. Luck and Cardin

Duval

Oct.
Oct.

Oct.

16
16
17

1956

Young vs. Luck and Cardin

Dansbv vs. Walt

Duval

1956

Bay

1956

Volusia

Oct.

18

1956

Clifton vs. Cavanagh

Hillsborough

Oct.

18

1956

.\dams vs. Farmer

Okaloosa

Oct.

IS

1956

Thornton vs. Neal

Broward

Oct.

IS

1956

DeVeer vs. Homanyi

Leon

Oct.

18

1956

Thornton vs. Homanyi

Leon

Oct.

18

1956

Kulick vs. Grover Cleveland Senters

Duval

Oct.

19

1956

Gill vs. Payne and Dursthoff

Escambia

Oct.

19

1956

Mawson vs. Lauhoff and Tibbitts

Broward

Oct.

20

1956

Cohen vs. Rogerson

Sarasota

Oct.

22

1956

Raedler vs. Widner and Ruffolo

Dade

Oct.

22

1956

258 REPORT OP THE SECRETARY OF STATE

GASES AGAINST NON-RESIDENT MOTOR VEHIGLE OPERATORS

Style of Case

Alonso vs. Suffis and Manell

Graves vs. Stafford

Stamos vs. Couture National Car Rental

System and Herbert

Kauff man vs. Cohen

Fishman vs. Jobes

Spires vs. Reed and Wilson

Bevis vs. Howland

Levin vs. Hendricks and Bonaiuto

Dickson vs. Mills and Radurn

Johnson vs. Couch, Loria and Lazzara . . .

Molusky vs. Carlton

Wilson vs. Jacobs & Livengood

Shellman vs. Lane

Moore and Moore vs. Jefferies

Hubbard vs. Lees

Florida Frozen Food Processors, Inc. vs.

Sebro, Inc

Poschner vs. Biscayne Kennel Club and

Percy Turnstile Company

Wolfe vs. Gorman, Cost, Bunn, Pace,

Lewis, Wells, and Hedlund

Stout vs. Barnes, Kelley and Hertz

U-Drive Co

A.T.P., Inc. vs. Hall

Harrison vs. Elliott

Hall vs. Rinehart

Ward vs. Evans

Slamowitz vs. Eickbush and Nims

Sotolongo vs. Harper and Lyon

Moseley vs. Player

Smith vs. Dornbrook

Balogh vs. Jewelers Mutual Insurance Co

Smith vs. Townsend

Chapman vs. Katen, Heins and Heins. . . .
Sequoia Redwood Poducts Co. vs.

Zweidwig

Causey vs. Kesler

Strickland vs. Hook, Gates, Whiteside,

etc

Alderson vs. Winyah High School of

Georgetown, S.C

Barker vs. Marine Boat Transport Co.,

Inc

Toukatley vs. Morrison

Thomson vs. Williams and Harry

Heimy vs. Merritt

Green vs. Foor

Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. vs

Schenk

Chalker and Maillie vs. Tingle

Browder vs. Burnham

Bryant vs. Goodman

Sherron vs. Atlantic Coverall, Inc

County from
Which Received

tufa.

Date Received

Dade . .

Oct.
Oct.

Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Nov.

Nov.

Nov.

Nov.

Nov.

Nov.

Nov.

Nov.

Nov.

Nov.

Nov.

Nov.

Nov.
Nov.

Nov.
Nov.
Nov.

Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.

22, 195e

Hillsborough

Dade

22, 195e
22, 1956

Dade

22, 195f

Dade

24, 1956

Dade

24, 195(

Indian River

Dade

25, 195(
25, 195f

Bav

25, 195(

Polk

25, 195(

Dade

25, 195(

Sarasota

26, 195(

Duval

26, 195(

Duval

26, 195(

Orange

29, 195(

Dade

29, 195(

Dade

30, 195(

Dade

29, 195(

Dade

29, 195e

Dade

29, 195(

Dade

29, 195(

Duval

29, 195(

Marion

1, 195(

Dade

2, 195e

St. Johns

2, 195f

Duval

2, 195(

Palm Beach

3, 195(

Dade

5, 195f

Dade

5, 195(

Orange

5, 195(

Orange

5, 195(

Palm Beach

5, 195(

Lake

5, 195(

Dade

8, 195(

Leon

8, 195(

Volusia

13, 195f

Dade

13, 195(

Dade . . . .

13, 195(

Hillsborough

13, 195(

Dade

14, 195f

Volusia

14, 195(

Hillsborough

14, 195(

Dade

16, 195e

Dade

16, 195(

OP THE STATE OP FLORIDA 259

CASES AGAINST NON-RESIDENT MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATORS

Style of Case

Dixon vs. Hopkins, etc

Marshall vs. Kehl, etc

Stanco vs. Calderon and Feldman

Shields vs. North American Van Lines . . . .

Noel vs. Fleischer

Athas vs. C.L.S., Inc

City Products Corp. vs. Auto Transp. Inc

Jimenez vs. Garcia and Crenshaw

Whitehead vs. Voss

Peterson vs. Anderson and Nelson

Tatt vs. Kauffman

Boylan vs. Gonzalez

Sherron vs. Atlantic Coverall, Inc., etc. . . .

Slamowitz vs. Eickbush and IS^ims

Bland vs. Rolwing

Carnell vs. Gray

Reich vs. Novick

Haws vs. Hare

Fewox vs. Gulf Oil Co., Lee, and McGivney

Hendley vs. Tupper

Stout vs. Barnes, Kelly, Hertz U-Drive
Co., etc

Permenter vs. Murphy

Parrish vs. Arch Creek Lumber Co., etc. . .

Lyles vs. Taylor

Ingram vs. Deneal

Freer vs. Casey

Capo vs. Flores

Davis vs. Hunter

Rolfs vs. Bishop and Isabel

Braunstein vs. Donato

Still vs. Thompson and Thompson

Peacon vs. Thomas and Malsack

Watson vs. Rinehart

King vs. Street

Birdsley vs. Curtis, etc

Topp, d/b/a Southeast Engineering Ser-
vice vs. Pelham Electric Manufacturing
Corp

Lane vs. Paris

Meyers vs. Therialut

McColley vs. Mahoney

National Surety Corp. vs. Murray Tank
& Pipelines Service, Inc

Mathias vs. Lykes Brothers, Inc., of
Georgia

Goldenberg vs. Yohay

Lyons Fertilizer Co. vs. MacDonald

& Derieux

Tronto vs. Urban

McNeil and United China and Glass Co.
vs. Miller

Knof vs. Foster

O'Counell vs. Carpenter

County from
Which Received

Date Received

Dade

Nov.
Nov.

Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.

Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Dec.

Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.

Dec.

Dec.
Dec.

Dec.
Dec.

Dec.
Dec.
Dec.

16 IQ-'^f

Dade

17
19
19
19
20
20
21
21
21
23
23
23
23
23
23
24
27
27
26

26
26
28
28
29
29
29
29
29
29
29
30
30
30
3

3
3
3

1956

Dade

1956

Bay

195e

Dade

1956

Dade

1956

Dade

1956

Dade

1956

Escambia

Taylor

1956
1956

Palm Beach

Dade

1956
1956

Dade

1956

Dade

1956

Broward

Volusia

Palm Beach

Duval

1956
1956
1956
1956

Duval

Duval

1956
1956

Dade

1956

Duval

1956

Dade

1956

Clay

1956

Hillsborough

Duval

1956
1956

Dade

1956

Brevard

Bay

1956
1956

Dade

1956

Escambia

Dade

1956
1956

Duval

Duval

Sarasota

Duval

Hillsborough

Dade

1956
1956
1956

1956
1956
19.56

Palm Beach

Dade

3, 1956
3, 1956

Dade

5, 1956

Dade

5, 1956

Hillsborough

Dade

6, 1956
6, 1956

Pinellas

Broward

Sarasota

7, 1956

7, 1956

10, 1956

260 REPORT OP THE SECRETARY OP STATE

GASES AGAINST NON-RESIDENT MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATORS

Style of Case

Walling vs. Sims _

Gray vs. Sunnyland Packing Co

Salant vs. Dudley ._

Herlihy vs. Valentine, Ross, and Kostecki

Herlihy vs. Ross and Kostecki

Paul vs. Woods and Morrow

Gamble vs. Munsey

MacLeod vs. Carson

Benach vs. Kleidman

O'Neal vs. Todd

Amos vs. Gandy and Gandy Produce Co .

Erdos vs. Booker

Fletcher vs. Swift Van & Storage Co

Gladwin Corp. vs. Weiss and Klapper

Shields vs. North American Van Lines . . .

Budarin vs. Dunagan

Gerber vs. Friedman and Famous

Restaurant, Inc

Hall vs. Hinson

Pollack vs. Fleisig, Neuman, Smith &

Pollack

Tracey vs. Olin's, Inc., and Sarra &

Schanck

Jeffries vs. Moore

Wind vs. Parsons and Trope

Brown vs. Bennett

Lanf ord vs. Whatley and Greenblat

Lebensfeld vs. The Hertz Corp. and

Dolinsky

Blum vs. The Hertz Corp. and Dolinsky .

Crenshaw vs. Garcia

Roome vs. Gold & Couture National

Rental System

Fogas vs. Gold & Couture National Car

Rental System

Joiner vs. Poulsen

Stoppelbein vs. Dulong

Gillespie vs. Burke

Williams vs. Gerber

Potter vs. Madden & Kenton Metal

Co., Inc

Hubler vs. Foster

Smith vs. Byers & Rakestraw

Tallent vs. Nu-Car Carriers, Inc

Carver vs. Phoenix Oil Company

Montague vs. Curley

Cason vs. Montgomery

County from
Which Received

Date Received

Duval

Dade

Dade

Palm Beach.
Palm Beach.

Duval

Dade

Duval

Dade

Duval

Duval

Dade

Leon

Dade

Bay

Dade

Dade.
Dade.

Dade.

Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.

Dec.
Dec.

Dade

Duval

Dade

Palm Beach.
Dade

Dade.
Dade.
Dade.

Dade.

Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.

Dec.
Dec.
Dec.

Dade Dec

Orange .
Duval . .
Orange.
Duval . .

Dade. . . ,
Dade. . .
Dade. . .
Brevard .
Orange .
Brevard .
Pinellas .

Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.

Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.

Dec. 20

Dec. 27

1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956

1956
1956

1956

1956
1956
1956
1956
1956

1956
1956
1956

1956

1956
1956
1956
1956
1956

1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA

261

REQUISITIONS

During the years 1955 and 1956 the State of Florida made Requisitions on other States,
the District of Columbia, the United States Navy, for fugitives from justice, as follows:

Alabama 25

Arizona 3

California 20

Colorado 2

Delaware 1

District of Columbia 3

Georgia 42

Illinois 11

Indiana 3

Iowa 2

Kansas 1

Kentucky 8

Louisiana 9

Maryland 4

Massachusetts 7

Michigan 14

Minnesota 1

Mississippi 1

Mi-ssouri 7

Nebraska 1

Nevada 3

New Hampshire 1

New Jersej' 16

New York 16

North Carolina 12

North Dakota 2

Ohio 22

Pennsylvania 15

South Carolina 10

Tennessee 10

Texas 9

U.S. Navy 1

Utah 1

\'irginia 6

West Virginia 4

During the years 1955 and 1956 the following States made Requisitions on the State
of Florida for fugitives from justice, as follows:

.\labama 39

xlrkausas 4

Arizona 3

California 42

Colorado 2

Connecticut 3

Georgia 103

Illinois 27

Indiana 12

Iowa 2

Kansas 2

Kentucky 9

Louisiana 2

Maine 1

Maryland 7

Massachusetts 11

Michigan 31

Minnesota 1

Mississippi 4

Missouri

Nevada

New Hampshire .

New Jersey

New York

North Carolina. .
North Dakota. . .

Ohio

Oklahoma

Penns34vania . . . .

Porto Rico

South Carolina . .
South Dakota. . .

Texas

Tennessee

Virginia

Wisconsin

Washington

Wyoming

7

1

2

13

18

41

2

30

2

7

1

24

1

1

11

46

8

3

1

DEATH WARRANTS— 1955-1956

Abraham Beard Electrocuted November 8, 1954

Leroj' Williams Electrocuted November 8, 1954

Walter Irvin Death Warrant cancelled and revoked November 1, 1954

Charlie Copeland, Jr Death Warrant cancelled and revoked Februarj' 4, 1955

revoked April 22, 1955. Electrocuted April 28, 1956

John H. McVeigh Electrocuted April 18, 1955

Louis Gillard Death Warrant revoked July 23, 1955. Electrocuted August 29, 1955

Samuel J. Hornbeck Death W^arrant revoked July 23, 1955

Execution suspended November 1, 1955. Electrocuted December 12, 1955

Chester Foster Dyer Electrocuted October 31, 1955

Herman Barwicks, alias Johnny Frank Stay of Execution granted November 4, 1955

Electrocuted February 20, 1956

Fred Kinnie, alias Fred Watts Death Warrant revoked January 20, 1956

Percy Ambrister, also known as "Wassie Blue" Electrocuted February 20, 1956

George Anderson Electrocuted February 20, 1956

Edgar J. LaVoie Electrocuted August 20, 1956

Moses Lee Dunmore Electrocuted October 1, 1956

Robert Lee Col.son Electrocuted October 1, 1956

262

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325

REGISTERED VOTERS
PRIMARY ELECTION— 1956

County

Democrats

White

Colored

Republicans

White

Colored

Others

Alachua 22,652

Baker 3,312

Bay 16,565

Bradford 4,524

Brevard 13,957

Broward 45,275

Calhoun 4,546

Charlotte 3,140

Citrus 3,980

Clay 6,758

Collier 4,157

Columbia 8,406

Dade 250,441

DeSoto 3,575

Dixie 2,128

Duval 91,229

Escambia 46,807

Flagler 1,403

Franklin 2,551

Gadsden 6,358

Gilchrist 1,509

Glades 837

Gulf 3,156

Hamilton 3,646

Hardee 7,033

Hendry 2,920

Hernando 3,813

Highlands 7,541

Hillsborough 87,625

Holmes 6,366

Indian River 4,957

Jackson 15,627

Jefferson 2,981

Lafayette* 1,753

Lake 14,004

Lee 14,978

Leon 17,672

2,667
347

1,537
853

2,056

5,447
261
199
549

1,163
732

1,630

15,463

776

212

21,681

6,324

13

512

3

27

254

427

420

245

761

513

1,215

7,721
109
369

3,117
241

1,240
1,642
3,074

896

3

240

39

2,608

14,443

5

111

150

217

95

31

33,320

42

3

4,045

774

62

8

33

5

3

27

10

136

19

107

560

6,505

20

767

118

14

2

2,037

1,744

224

284

2

14

18

76

620

43
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15

2,553
14

1,340
193

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30
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13

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17

125
16

94

85
79

46

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151
669

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22

22

8

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38

23

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60

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REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OP STATE

REGISTERED VOTERS
PRIMARY ELECTION— 1956— (Continued)

County-

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Republicans

Others

White

Colored

White

Colored

Levy

Liberty

4,967
1,589
5,272

16,748

15,285
4,721

10,923
6.073

12,771
1,910

42,708
5,299

46,720
8,000

58,558

44,999

10,077
8,823
8,461

10,500
8,564
8,419
5,096
5,355
5,820
2,495

33,172
2,695
9,108
5,275

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1

945
1,562
4,124

681
1,610
1,187

645

355
2,536

291
5,918

500
2,751
4,522
1,459
1,829
1,786

575

358
2,069

820

450
77

558

4

16

3,296

518

258

355

28

198

6

8,448

726

9,839

1,648

39,431

4,064

246

454

947

145

7,145

720

45

15

33

6

4,531

15

158

35

29

2

Madison

46

52

151

6

21

14

3

1

393

22

349

10

370

227

270

153

51

25

107

87

12

75

16

Manatee

206

Marion

Martin

54
5

Monroe

Nassau

Okaloosa

Okeechobee

79

4

122

Orange

335

Osceola

Palm Beach

Pasco

Pinellas

Polk

49

358

17

2,288
232

Putnam

19

St. Johns

41

St. Lucie

Santa Rosa

Sarasota

36

10

133

Seminole

Sumter

35

Suwannee*

Taylor

5
4

Union ....

Volusia

5,416
329

1,079
711

125
16
29
21

125

Wakulla

8

Walton

17

Washington

5

Total

1,148,585

128,437

153,311

9,098

7,843

Grand Total

1,447,274

* Estimated

OP THE STATE OP FLORIDA 327

NOMINATIONS WITHOUT OPPOSITION

Pursuant to tlie provisions of Section 99.041, Florida Statutes, tlie following
candidates were nominated without opposition:

(Democrats)

Representative in Congress, Second District— Charles E. Bennett

Representative in Congress, Third District— Bob Sikes

Representative in Congress, Fourth District— Dante B. Fascell

Representative in Congress, Fifth District— A. S. Herlong, Jr.

Representative in Congress, Sixtli District— Paul G. Rogers

Justice of the Supreme Court, Group 2— Campbell Thornal

Justice of the Supreme Court, Group 4— Elwyn Thomas

Circuit Judge, First Judicial Circuit, Group 1— Harold B. Crosby

Circuit Judge, First Judicial Circuit, Group 2— Woodrow Melvin

Circuit Judge, Eleventh Judicial Circuit, Group 2— Ray Pearson

Circuit Judge, Eleventh Judicial Circuit, Group 3— Harold R. Vann

Circuit Judge, Eleventh Judicial Circuit, Group 4— John W. Prunty

Circuit Judge, Fifteenth Judicial Circuit, Group 1— R. O. Morrow

Circuit Judge, Fifteentli Judicial Circuit, Group 2— James H. Walden

State Attorney, First Judicial Circuit— Ed Wicke

State Attorney, Second Judicial Circuit— William D. Hopkins

State Attorney, Third Judicial Circuit— Wm. Randall Slaughter

State Attorney, Fourth Judicial Circuit— William A. Hallowes, 3rd

State Attorney, Eighth Judicial Circuit— T. E. Duncan

State Attorney, Ninth Judicial Circuit— Murray W. Overstreet

State Attorney, Tenth Judicial Circuit— Gunter Stephenson

State Attorney, Twelfth Judicial Circuit— W. M. (Mack) Smiley

State Attorney, Thirteenth Judicial Circuit— James M. (Red) McEwen

State Attorney, Fourteenth Judicial Circuit— J. Frank Adams

State Attorney, Fifteenth Judicial Circuit— Phil O'Connell

State Comptroller— Ray E. Green

Commissioner of Agriculture— Nathan Mayo

State Treasurer— J. Edwin Larson

State Superintendent of Public Instruction— Tom D. Bailey

328 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

State Senator, Fifteenth Senatorial District— Charley E. Johns

State Senator,Twenty-Seventh Senatorial District— Doyle E. Carlton, Jr.

State Senator, Thirty-Third Senatorial District— Irlo O. Bronson

State Senator, Thirty-Fifth Senatorial District— Fred O. Dickinson, Jr.

Member House of Representatives, Alachua County, Group 2— J. Emory (Red) Cross

Member House of Representatives, Bradford County, Doyle E. Conner

Member House of Representatives, Broward County, Group 1— Andrew J. (Jack)
Musselman, Jr.

Member House of Representatives, Collier County— James Lorenzo Walker

Member House of Representatives, DeSoto County— S. C. Smith

Member House of Representatives, Duval County, Group 2— Harry Westberry

Member House of Representatives, Flagler County— W. L. Wadsworth

Member House of Representatives, Gadsden County, Group 1— W. M. Inman

Member House of Representatives, Gadsden, Group 2— C. Fred Arrington

Member House of Representatives, Hendry County— Elbert L. Stewart

Member House of Representatives, Highlands County— Howard Livingston

Member House of Representatives, Jackson County, Group 2— John S. Shipp, Jr.

Member House of Representatives, Lake County, Group 2— C. E. Duncan

Member House of Representatives, Leon County, Group 1— Mallory E. Home

Member House of Representatives, Manatee County, Group 1— William C. Grimes

Member House of Representatives, Manatee County Group 2— J. E. Pratt

Member House of Representatives, Okaloosa County, Group 2— James H. (Jimmy)
Wise

Member House of Representatives, Osceola County— J. J. Griffin, Jr.

Member House of Representatives, Palm Beach County, Group 2— Emmett S.
Roberts

Member House of Representatives, Pinellas County, Group 1— Dana Boose

Member House of Representatives, Pinellas County, Group 2— James T. Earle

Member House of Representatives, Pinellas County, Group 3— Howard P. Rives

Member House of Representatives, St. Johns County, Group 1— F. Charles Usina

Member House of Representatives, St. Johns County, Group 2— (Sonny) Nathan L
Weinstein

Member House of Representatives, Sarasota County, Group 1— William E. Robert-
son

Member House of Representatives, Sarasota County, Group 2— W. ^^^ (Woody)
Jones

Member House of Representatives, Seminole County, Group 1— Mack N. Cleveland,

Jr.
Member House of Representatives, Volusia County, Group 2— James H. Sweeny, Jr.

OF THE STATE OP FLORIDA 329

(Republicans)

Representati\ e in Congress, First District— William C. (Bill) Cramer

Representative in Congress, Third District— Arthm: Barker, Sr.

Representative in Congress, Fifth District— Arnold L. Lund

Representative in Congress, Se\'enth District— G. M. (Gus) Nelson

State Attorney, Sixth Judicial Circuit— Clair A. Davis

State Attorney, Seventh Judicial Circuit— Ralph R. Clayton

State Attorney, Eleventh Judicial Circuit— Ellis S. Rubin

Governor— William A. Washburne, Jr.

State Senator, Ninth District— A. S. Eppele

State Senator, Thirty-Fifth District— Carroll S. Shaw

Member House of Representatives, Brevard County— Richard B. Muldrew

Member House of Representatives, Escambia County, Group 2— Julius F. Wernicke,

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Member House of Representatives, Hillsborough County, Group 2— Robert F.
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Member House of Representatives, Hillsborough County, Group 3— Charles B.
Sloan

Member House of Representatives, Manatee County, Group 2— Arthur W. Blue

Member House of Representatives, Orange County Group 2— James R. Fisher

Member House of Representatives, Palm Beach County, Group 1— George L. Pink

Member House of Representati\'es— Palm Beach County Group 2— Beatrice M.
Propp

Member House of Representatives, Pinellas County, Group 1— Fred C. Petersen

Member House of Representatives, Pinellas County, Group 2— Thomas M. Carney

Member House of Representatives St. Lucie— L. W. Halbe

Member House of Representatives Sarasota County Group 1— George E. Young-
berg, Sr.

Member House of Representatives, Volusia County, Group 1— Kenneth W. Zeh

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OFFICIAL VOTE— FLORIDA DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
MAY 8, 1956

REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS

District One

Counties

Tom
Johnson

Winton H.
(Win) King

Wm. A. F.
Stephenson

1.520

21,668

1,561

7,291

661
16,74.3
1,356
6,207

428

4,094

1,520

Pinellas

14,169

Totals

32,040

24,967

20,211

Grand Total . . .

77,218

REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS
District Seven

Counties

Leonard C.
Carter

James A.
Haley

David B.
Higginbottom

Left
iVIabie

De Soto

606
429
590
1,991
6,825
487

1,188
1,318
2,536
7.388
14,075
5,066

116
116
243
334
1,104
184

717

1,995

Highlands

1,220

Manatee

Polk

1,423

3,421

378

Totals.

10.928

31,571

2,097

9,154

Grand Total

53,750

OF THE STATE OP FLORIDA

337

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MAY 8, 1956

REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS

District Eight

Counties

Guy
Andrews

D. R. (Billy)
Matthews

Alachua .

Baiter

Bradford .
Columbia

Dixie

Gilchrist . .
Hamiltota.
Lafayette.

Levy

MadisOD . .
Nassau...
Putnam . . .
Suwannee .
Taylor....
Union

2,111

847

2,444

2,669

411

420

742

491

1,098

1,162

1,170

1,424

1,982

757

729

Totals.

18,457

Grand Total

9,858
1,787
1,511
3,449
1,320

834
1,702
1,149
2,338
2,662
3,291
5,547
2,982
2,944

967

42,341

60,798

CIRCUIT JUDGE

Eleventh Judicial Circuit, Group One

County

Robert H.
Anderson

Raymond G.
Nathan

Dade

67.611

56,458

Totals

67,611

56 458

Grand Total

124,069

338

REPORT OP THE SECRETARY OP STATE

OFFICIAL VOTE— FLORIDA DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
MAY 8, 1956

STATE ATTORNEY

Fifth Judicial Circuit

Counties

E. G. (Gus)
Musleh

G. G.

Oldham, Jr.

Citrus

1,059
1,016
2,404
6,371
1,082

1,503

1,350

Lake

8,528

3,790

2,040

Totals

11,932

17,211

Grand Total

29,143

STATE ATTORNEY

Seventh Judicial Circuit

Counties

William W.
Judge

Walter
Shelley

Flagler

624
2,587
1,867
16,697

540

Putnam

3,858

St. Johns

6,237

8,679

Totals

21,775

19,314

Grand Total

41,089

STATE ATTORNEY

Eleventh Judicial Circuit

County

George A.
Brautlgam

Richard E.
Gerstein

Dade

40,846

86,154

Totals

40,846

86,154

Grand Total . . .

127,000

OP THE STATE OF FLORIDA

339

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MAY 8, 1956

STATE ATTORNEY

Sixteenth Judicial Circuit

County

J. Lancelot
Lester

Robert C.
Youmans

4,537

2,525

Totals

4,537

2,525

Grand Total

7,062

STATE SENATOR
First Senatorial District

Counties

Newman C.
Brackin

Luther
Clary

Thomas
A. Leonard

5,006
1,746

3,566
1.673

1,319

3,891

Totals

6,752

5,239

5,210

Grand Total

17,201

STATE SENATOR
Third Senatorial District

Counties

Harvey J.
Belser

H. B.

Douglas

Paul C.
Drake

Clyde
Galloway

Michael D.
Oblazny

E. Bert
Riddle

Johnnie
Wright

1,853
700

966
648

201
733

961
567

92
423

985
1,109

348

Walton

1,818

Totals

2,553

1,614

934

1,528

515

2,094

2,166

Grand Total. . .

11,404

340

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OFFICIAL VOTE— FLORIDA DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
MAY 8, 1956

STATE SENATOR

Fifth Senatorial District

Counties

T. Drew
Branch

James C.
Conner

R. L.
Hosford

Chas. W.
Roberts, Sr.

Franklin

708
421
678

819
382
581

631
413
457

166

Liberty

239

Wakulla

394

Totals

1,807

1,782

1,501

799

Grand Total

5 , 889

STATE SENATOR

Seventh Senatorial District

County

James R.
Blewett

Scott
Kelly

Harry E.
King

Boone 0.
Tillet

Polk

1,468

20,729

5,644

3,349

Totals

Grand Total

1.468

20,729

5,644

3,349

31,190

STATE SENATOR

Ninth Senatorial District

Counties

James E. (Nick)
Connor

C. Dent
Lanier

Citrus

1,976
1,884

1,089

1,061

Totals

3,860

2,150

Grand Total

6,010

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA

341

OFFICIAL VOTE— FLORIDA DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
MAY 8, 1956

STATE SENATOR
Thirteenth Senatorial District

County

Joe Eaton

George S.
Okell, Sr.

L. S. (Doc)
Piatt

Dade

73,703

48,046

10,814

Totals

73,703

48,046

10,814

Grad Total '.

132,563

STATE SENATOR

Seventeenth Senatorial District

Counties

J. Graham
Black

H

H. (Horry)
Hair, Jr.

1,821

707

1,952

832

944

3,146

Totals

4,480

4,922

Grand Total

9,402

STATE SENATOR

Nineteenth Senatorial District

County

Clifford R.
Freeman

J. Russell
Hornsby

J. B.
Rodgers, Jr.

Orange

1,892

7,414

16 706

Totals

1,892

7,414

16.706

Grand Total

26,012

342

REPORT OP THE SECRETARY OP STATE

OFFICIAL VOTE— FLORIDA DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
MAY 8, 1956

STATE SENATOR
Twenty-First Senatorial District

Counties

Raymond A.
Berry

W

Randolph
Hodges

566

450

1,158

1,143

777

Levy

2,381

Totals

' 2,174

4,301

Grand Total

6,475

STATE SENATOR
Twenty-Third Senatorial District

County

J. Ed

Baker

J. A. (Tar)
Boyd

Lake

4,737

7,432

Totals

4,737

7,432

Grand Total

12,169

STATE SENATOR
Twenty-Fifth Senatorial District

Counties

Howard B.
Albritton

J. R. (Jim)
Hansford

Bart
Knight

Joseph 1.
(Joe) IVIathis

Tom
Milam

Bay

1,969

65

132

232

1,311

276
102
260

2,652
2,465
1,793
2,413

5,131
176
235
524

3,297

198

Gulf

484

Washington

733

Totals

2,398

1,949

9,323

6,066

4,712

Grand Total

24,448

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA

343

OFFICIAL VOTE— FLORIDA DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
MAY 8, 1956

STATE SENATOR

Twenty-Ninth Senatorial District

Counties

Tom Adams

J. Slater
Smith

Baker

1.556
2,290

1,114

Clay

2,417

Totals

3,846

3,531

Grand Total

7,377

STATE SENATOR

Thirty-First Senatorial District

Counties

A. H. (Gus)
Craig

Verle A.
Pope

John
VersaggI

Flaaler

405
3,578

735
4,053

76

St. Johns ..

1,341

Totals

3,983

4,788

1,417

Grand Total

10,188

STATE SENATOR

Thirty- Seventh Senatorial District

Counties

Paul
Miller

Douglas
Stenstrom

Brevard

3,886
884

3,481

5,193

Totals

4,770

8,674

Grand Total

13,444

344

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OFFICIAL VOTE— FLORIDA DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
MAY 8, 1956

STATE SENATOR (Special Primary)
Fourteenth Senatorial District

County

W. E.
Bishop

G. T.
Melton

Columbia

3,471

3,043

Totals

3,471

3,043

Grand Total

6,514

OFFICIAL VOTE— FLORIDA REPUBLICAN PRIMARY
MAY 8, 1956

REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS

Fourth Congressional District

Counties

Leiand
Hyzer

James E.
May

Dade

4,351
21

2,841

39

Totals

4,372

2,880

Grand Total.

7,252

REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS
Sixth Congressional District

Counties

Dorothy A.
Smith

Charles P.
Ware

2,778

25

15

2

6

208

106

32

3

1,099

250

2.187

3

Collier

3

Glades

2

1

133

Lee

218

91

1,306

137

Totals

4,524

4,081

Grand Total

8.605

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345

OFFICIAL VOTE— FLORIDA REPUBLICAN PRIMARY
MAY 8, 1956

STATE SENATOR

Eleventh Senatorial District

County

J. Frank
Houghton

Charles R.
Johnson, Jr.

Pinellas

10,866

6,967

Totals

10,866

6 967

Grand Total

17 833

STATE SENATOR

Thirteenth Senatorial District

County

Churchill
MacCuish

Harlem G.
Rubert

1 'a le

4,319

2 385

Totals

4,319

2,385

Oran.-I Total

6,704

346

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OFFICIAL VOTE— FLORIDA SECOND DEMOCRATIC
PRIMARY— MAY 29, 1956

REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS

First Congressional District

Counties

Tom
Johnson

Winton H.
(Win) King

583
16,535
2,018
7,581

357

19,535

1,438

6,641

Totals

26,717

27,971

Grand Total

54,688

STATE SENATOR

First Senatorial District

Counties

Newman C.
Bracl<in

Luther
Clary

5,658
3,157

3,91?

4,039

Totals

8,815

7,957

Grand Total

16,772

STATE SENATOR

Third Senatorial District

Counties

Harvie J.
Belser

Johnnie
Wright

3,388
2,563

1,742

Walton

3,335

Totals

5,951

5,077

Grand Total

11,02S

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA

347

OFFICIAL VOTE— FLORIDA SECOND DEMOCRATIC
PRIMARY— IVIAY 29, 1956

STATE SENATOR

Fifth Senatorial District

Counties

T. Drew
Branch

James C.
Conner

1,140

675

1.185

1,080

732

Wakulla

889

Totals

3.000

2.701

Grand Total

5,701

STATE SENATOR

Twenty-Fifth Senatorial District

Counties

Bart
Knight

Joseph 1.
(Joe) Mathis

Bay

4.162
2.718
1.917
3,022

8.047

416

Gulf

998

1,225

Totals

11,810

10.686

Grand Total

22.505

STATE SENATOR

Thlri;y-First Senatorial District

Counties

A. H. (Gus)
Craig

Verle A.
Pope

Flaeler

447
3.809

726

St. Johns

4,570

Totals

4.256

5,296

Grand Total

9,552

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REGISTERED VOTERS
GENERAL ELECTION— 1956

County

Democrats

Republicans

Others

White

Colored

White

Colored

Alachua

22,519
3,368

16,894
4,668

15,696

52,067
4,604
3,110
4,087
6,985
4,394
8,516
269,664
3,653
2,204
107,698

48,464
1,433
2,547
6,406
1,485
853
3,165
3,685
7,072
3,599
3,907
7,851

94,059
6,362
5,495

21,246
3,032
1,815

15,148

15,817

2,788
358

1,998
844

2,080

6,239
231
225
563

1,178
732

1,635

16,302

788

181

25,356

6,527

13

513

3

27

262

438

488

342

135

616

1,224

8,184
128
405

3,307
166

1,282

2

427

32

4,132

20,051

5

183

183

252

90

38

39,285

60

3

6,915

1,315

51

10

36

4

4

29

4

146

38

110

642

8,517

22

1,030

119

11

5

2,531

2,173

365

3

14

15

80

719

102

Baker

Bay

47

Bradford

5

Brevard

215

Broward

1,192

Calhoun

Charlotte

43

17

15

9

10

2,746

19

Citrus

29

Clav

26

Collier

5

Columbia

Dade

10
1 963

De Soto

5

Dixie

Duval

2,012
206

1,216

Escambia

Flagler

234

4

Franklin

Gadsden

Gilchrist

8
2
2

2
2

Glades

46

Gulf

43
19
33

2

Hamilton

Hardee

15

Hendry

2

Hernando

Highlands

Hillsborough

Holmes

6

19

672

2

22

123

17

2

5

461

10

Indian River

Jackson

Jefferson

Lafayette

74
25

1
2

Lake

1,267
1,714

96
104

96

Lee

91

366

REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OP STATE

REGISTERED VOTERS
GENERAL ELECTION— 1956— (Continued)

County

Democrats

Republicans

Others

White

Colored

White

Colored

Leon

15,285

4,913

1,612

5,289

18,107

16,085

4,691

11,735

5,925

12,798

1,902

48,833

5,635

52,700

10,722

66,477

47,765

10,387

9,425

9,072

10,273

10,940

9,221

5,358

5,315

5,796

2,495

36,565

2,695

9,680

5,315

3,870

576

1

956

1,618

4,163

694

1,629

1,207

600

347

2,844

326

6,054

620

2,992

4,712

1,488

1,891

1,769

714

586

2,137

762

510

70

415

58

4

17

4,215

650

352

517

36

276

6

11,919

975

13,093

1,942

51,087

4,997

308

536

1,168

120

9,833

1,126

33

35

27

6

6,344

18

136

43

176
27

5

Levy

7

Liberty

Madison

54

68

161

12

23

16

6

1

293

32

466

4

485

277

282

160

44

16

197

105

28

55

21

Manatee

305

Marion

65

Martin

Monroe

123

Nassau

Okaloosa

5
147

Okeechobee

Orange

583

Osceola

Palm Beach

Pasco

69

446

91

Pinellas

2 930

Polk

Putnam

306
30

St. Johns

49

St. Lucie

Santa Rosa

Sarasota

64
18

Seminole

Sumter

114

Suwannee

Taylor

Union

19
4

Volusia

Wakulla

5,479
329
942
725

282

16

12

8

215

8

Walton

Washington

8
6

Totals

1,246.579

137,868

200,029

10,768

11,506

Grand Total

1,606,750

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA

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OFFICIAL VOTE — FLORIDA GENERAL ELECTION
NOVEMBER 6, 1956

REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS
District One

Counties

Winton H.

(Win) King

(Dem.)

William C.

(Bill) Cramer

(Rep.)

1,676
45,475

4,655
30,269

908

Hillsborough

31,448

4,612

68,990

Totals

82,075

105,958

Grand Total . .

188.033

REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS

District Two

Counties

Charles E.
Bennett

Clay

Duval

Total

2,607
64,007

66,614

I

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 369

OFFICIAL VOTE— FLORIDA GENERAL ELECTION
NOVEMBER 6, 1956

REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS

District Three

Counties

Bob Sikes
(Dem.)

Arthur

Barker, Sr.

(Rep.)

Bay

10,527
1,881

26,994
1,130
3,228
1,999
2,453
6,506
1,371
9,105
934
7,348
5,096
1,253
4,031
2,416

1 496

98

3,507

101

Gadsden

108

Gulf

105

Holmes

298

523

104

1,668

54

Okaloosa

804

Santa Rosa

500

Wakulla

62

Walton

383

VVashineton

231

Total

86.272

10,042

(Irand Total.

96,314

REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS

District Four

Counties

Dante B.
Fascell
(Dem.)

Leiand
Hyzer

(Rep.)

Dade

116,262
4,247

75,451

1,850

Total

120,509

77,301

Grand Total

197,810

370

REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

OFFICIAL VOTE— FLORIDA GENERAL ELECTION
NOVEMBER 6, 1956

REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS
District Five

Counties

A. S.

Herlong, Jr.

(Dem.)

Arnold L.
Lund
(Rep.)

Brevard

5,5fi5
1,834
843
8,664
6,269

21,525
2,353
4,364
3,884
2,523

15,674

6 152

Citrus

761

Flagler

291

Lake

6,093
3 414

Oranee

24,613

Osceola

2,539
2 154

St. Johns

Seminole

3 302

Sumter . . . . . .

413

Volusia

19,646

Total

73,498

69,378

Grand Total

142,876

REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS

District Six

Counties

Paul G.
Rogers
(Dem.)

Dorothy A.
Smith
(Rep.)

26,450
1,124
1,740
475
1,507
3,218
7,502
2,016
953

24,023
4,251

26,434

642

Collier .

1,003

Glades. .

85

336

2,214

3,971

1,649

141

20,898

3,197

Total

73,259

60,570

Grand Total

133,829

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA

371

OFFICIAL VOTE — FLORIDA GENERAL ELECTION
NOVEMBER 6, 1956

REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS

District Seven

Counties

James A.
Haley
(Dem.)

G. M. rGus)
Nelson
(Rep.)

De Soto

1,800
2,323
2,9C3
9,006
22,471
9,482

461

584

1,947

7,270

Polk

10,010

8,628

Total .

47,985

28,900

Grand Total

76,885

\

REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS

District Eight

Counties

D. R. (Billy)

Matthews

(Dem.)

10,127

Baker

1,434

2,328

3,534

929

Gilchrist

776

1,201

928

1,703

2,005

2,793

5,687

3,130

Taylor . .

1,996

791

Total .

39,362

372

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375

OFFICIAL VOTE— FLORIDA GENERAL ELECTION
NOVEMBER 6, 1956

CIRCUIT JUDGES

First Circuit

GROUP 1

GROUP 2

Counties

Harold B.
Crosby

Woodrow M.
Melvin

13,991
5,659
3,463
2,369

13,107

5 161

4,120

Walton

2,025

Totals

25,482

24,413

CIRCUIT JUDGES

Fifth Circuit

Counties

Wallace E.
Sturgis

1,929

Hernando

1,614

8.998

Marion

6,815

1,967

Total

21,323

CIRCUIT JUDGES

Eleventh Circuit

GROUP 1

GROUP 2 GROUP 3

GROUP 4

County

Robert H.
Anderson

Ray
Pearson

Harold R.
Vann

John W.
Prunty

Dade

114,573

118,037

110,551

65,998

376

REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

OFFICIAL VOTE— FLORIDA GENERAL ELECTION
NOVEMBER 6, 1956

CIRCUIT JUDGES

Fifteenth Circuit

GROUP 1

GROUP 2

GROUP 3

Counties

R. 0. Morrow

James H.
Walden

James R.
Knott

Broward

18,421
24,867

19,139
19,298

17,901

Palm Beach

20,028

Totals

43,288

38,437

37 929

STATE ATTORNEY

First Circuit

Counties

Ed Wicke

Escambia

14,432

Okaloosa

5,786

Santa Rosa

3,779

Walton

2,789

Total

26,786

STATE ATTORNEY

Second Circuit

Counties

William D.
Hopkins

959

2,473

1,119

7,965

674

Wakulla. ..

980

Total

14,170

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA

377

OFFICIAL VOTE— FLORIDA GENERAL ELECTION
NOVEMBER 6, 1956

STATE ATTORNEY

Third Circuit

Counties

Wm. Randall
Slaughter

Columbia .

Dixie

Hamilton .
Lafayette .
Madison . .
Suwannee.
Taylor. . .

Total

2,983

797

992

805

1,686

2,812

1,722

11,797

STATE ATTORNEY

Fourth Circuit

Counties

William A.
Hallowes, 3rd

Clay

1,800

Duval

45,215

Nassau ,

2,719

Total

49,734

STATE ATTORNEY

Fifth Circuit

Counties

G. G.

Oldham, Jr.

1,902

Hernando

1,640

9,825

Marion

5,666

2.062

Total

21,095

378

REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

OFFICIAL VOTE— FLORIDA GENERAL ELECTION
NOVEMBER 6, 1956

STATE ATTORNEY

Sixth Circuit

Counties

Clair A.
Davis

Pasfo

3 520

Pinellas

32 383

Total

35 903

STATE ATTORNEY

Seventh Circuit

Counties

William W.
Judge
(Dem.)

Ralph R.
Clayton
(Rep.)

Flagler

901
4,366
4,406
19,383

202

1 518

1 993

16,193

Total

29,056

19,906

Grand Total

4s.0(i2

STATE ATTORNEY

Eig-hth Circuit

Counties

Alachua

Baker

Bradford

Gilchrist

Levy

Union

Total. . . ,

T. E. Duncan

8,123
1,2S1
1,940

650
1,444

731

14,169

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA

379

OFFICIAL VOTE— FLORIDA GENERAL ELECTION
NOVEMBER 6, 1956

STATE ATTORNEY

Ninth Circuit

'

Counties

Murray W.
Overstreet

6 340

3 468

1,929

805

23,018

Osceola

3,400

4,165

4,011

Total

47,226

STATE ATTORNEY

Tenth Circuit

Counties

Gunter
Stephenson

2,118

Highlands

3,001

Polk

18,290

Total

23,409

STATE ATTORNEY

Eleventh Circuit

Counties

Richard E.
Gerstein
(Dem.)

Ellis S.
Rubin
(Rep.)

Dade . .

116, 4P3

67,073

183,566

380

REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

OFFICIAL VOTE— FLORIDA GENERAL ELECTION
NOVEMBER 6, 1956

STATE ATTORNEY

Twelfth Circuit

Counties

W. M. (IVIacl<)
Smiley

Charlotte

1 092

Collier

2 000

DeSoto

1,495

Glades

406

1 356

8,042

10,877

8,198

Total

33,466

STATE ATTORNEY

Thirteenth Circuit

County

James IVI.
(Red^ IVIcEwen

32,695

STATE ATTORNEY

Fourteenth Circuit

Counties

J. Frank
Adams

8,381

1 521

Gulf

1,786

1,795

4,361

1,691

Total

19,535

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA

381

OFFICIAL VOTE— FLORIDA GENERAL ELECTION
NOVEMBER 6, 1956

STATE ATTORNEY

Fifteenth Circuit

Counties

Phil
O'Connell

Broward

19,070

24,491

Total

43,561

STATE ATTORNEY

Sixteenth Circuit

County

J. Lancelot
Lester

Monroe

4,991

STATE SENATOR

First District

County

Newman C.
Brackin

Okaloosa

6,297

Santa Rosa

3,682

Total

9,979

STATE SENATOR

Third District

County

Harvie J.
Belser

Holmes

2,041

Walton

2,824

Total . .

4.865

382

REPORT OP THE SECRETARY OF STATE

OFFICIAL VOTE— FLORIDA GENERAL ELECTION
NOVEMBER 6, 1956

STATE SENATOR

Fifth District

County

T. Drew
Branch

1,043

732

Wakulla

1,037

Total

2,812

STATE SENATOR
Seventh District

County

Scott Kelly

Polk.

20,806

STATE SENATOR

Ninth District

County

James E.
(Nick)
Connor
(Dem.)

A. S. Eppele
(Rep.)

2,117
1,932

700

617

Total

4,049

1,317

Grand Total

5,366

OP THE STATE OF FLORIDA

383

OFFICIAL VOTE— FLORIDA GENERAL ELECTION
NOVEMBER 6, 1956

STATE SENATOR
Eleventh District

County

Hubert
Rutland
(Dem.)

J. Frank

Houghton

(Rep.)

Pinellas

41,129

52,499

93 628

STATE SENATOR

Thirteenth District

County

Joe Eaton
(Dem.)

Ctiurchill

Maccuish

(Rep.)

Dade

125,637

56,146

181,783

\

STATE SENATOR

Fifteenth District

County

Charley E,
Johns

Bradford .

2.208

754

Total

2,962

384

REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

OFFICIAL VOTE— FLORIDA GENERAL ELECTION
NOVEMBER 6, 1956

STATE SENATOR

Seventeenth District

County

H. H. (Horry)
Hair. Jr.

Hatniltoa

1,007

Lafayette

881

Suwannee

3,133

Total

5,021

STATE SENATOR

Nineteenth District

County

J. B.
Rodgers, Jr.

Oranee.

23,539

STATE SENATOR

Twenty- First District

County

W. Randolph
Hodges

S39

Gilchrist

641

1,592

Total

3,072

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA

385

OFFICIAL VOTE— FLORIDA GENERAL ELECTION
NOVEMBER 6, 1956

STATE SENATOR

Twenty- Third District

County

J. A. (Tar)
Bovd

Lake.

10.248

STATE SENATOR

Twenty-Fifth District

Counties

Bart Knight

Bay

8,396

1,535

Gulf

1,806

Washington

1,844

Total

13,581

STATE SENATOR

Twenty- Seventh District

Counties

Doyle E.
Carlton, Jr.

De Soto

1,624

Glades

443

Hardee .

2.545

Highlands .

3.168

Total

7.7sn

386

REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

OFFICIAL VOTE— FLORIDA GENERAL ELECTION
NOVEMBER 6, 1956

STATE SENATOR

Twenty-Ninth District

Counties

Tom Adams

Baker

1,367

Clay.

2,180

Total

3 547

STATE SENATOR

Thirty -First District

Counties

Verle A.
Pope

Flagler

998

5,103

Total

6,101

STATE SENATOR

Thirty-Third District

Counties

Irlo 0.
Bronson

916

3,373

Total

4,289

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA

387

OFFICIAL VOTE— FLORIDA GENERAL ELECTION
NOVEMBER 6, 1956

STATE SENATOR

Thirty-Fifth District

County

Fred 0.

Dickinson. Jr.

(Dem.)

Carroll S.
Shaw
(Rep.)

24,209

17,935

Grand Total

42,144

STATE SENATOR

Thirty- Seventh District

County

Douglas
Stenstrom

6,276

5,143

Total

11,419

388

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APPENDIX

GOVERNOR AND CABINET
1957-1961

GOVERNOR

LeROY COLLINS

SECRETARY OF STATE

R. A. GRAY

ATTORNEY GENERAL

RICHARD W. ERVIN

COMPTROLLER

RAY E. GREEN

STATE TREASURER

J. EDWIN LARSON

SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

THOMAS D. BAILEY

COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE

NATHAN MAYO

394 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OP STATE

MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE

Elected General Election 1956 and Holdover Senators

SENATE

Newman C. Brackin,* District No. 1 — Crestview
Philip D. Beall,** District No. 2— Florida National Bank Build-
ing, Pensacola
Harvie J. Belser,* District No. 3 — Bonifay
John Rawls,** District No. 4 — Citizens State Bank Building,

Marianna
T. Drew Branch,* District No. 5 — Sumatra
Dewey M. Johnson,** District No. 6 — Quincy
Scott Kelly,* District No. 7— P. O. Box 1651, Lakeland
Wilson Carraway,** District No. 8 — Tallahassee State Bank &

Trust Co., Tallahassee
James E. (Nick) Connor,* District No. 9— P. O. Box 5, Brooks-

ville
W. T. Davis,** District No. 10— Madison
J. Frank Houghton,* District No. 11 — 401 Florida Theatre

Bldg., St. Petersburg
Merrill P. Barber,** District No. 12— Box 936, Vero Beach
Joe Eaton,* District No. 13—1125 duPont Bldg., Miami
W. E. Bishop,** District No. 14— P. O. Box 367, Lake City
Charley E. Johns,* District No. 15— Starke
Harry O. Stratton,** District No. 16— Route 1, Callahan
H. H. (Horry) Hair, Jr.,* District No. 17— Like Oak
Fletcher Morgan,** District No. 18—45 West Bay St., Jack-
sonville
J. B. Rodgers, Jr.,* District No. 19—227 N. Main St., Orlando
L. K. Edwards, Jr.,** District No. 20— Irvine
W. Randolph Hodges,* District No. 21— Cedar Key
S. D. Clarke,** District No. 22— Monticello
J. A. (Tar) Boyd,* District No. 23— Box 901, Leesburg
Wilham R. Neblett,** District No. 24 — 415 Frances St., Key

West
Bart Knight,* District No. 25— P. O. Box 375, Blountstown
B. C. Pearce,** District No. 26— Palatka
Doyle E. Carlton, Jr.,* District No. 27— Wauchula

OP THE STATE OF FLORIDA 395

E. William Gautier,** District No. 28—1200 Magnolia St., New

Smyrna Beach
Tom Adams,* District No. 29— Box 215, Orange Park
Ted Cabot,** District No. 30—309 First Federal Building, Ft.

Lauderdale
Verle A. Pope,* District No. 31— P. O. Box 519, St. Augustine
W. A. Shands,** District No. 32—2401 N. W. 23rd Road,

Gainesville
Irlo O. Bronson,* District No. 33 — Kissimmee
Paul Kickliter,** District No. 34— SOlVa Franklin St., Tampa
Fred O. Dickinson, Jr.,* District No- 35—3020 Vincent Road,

West Palm Beach
Joe Bill Rood,** District No. 36—2322 7th Ave., W., Bradenton
Douglas Stenstrom,* District No. 37 — Sanford
J. C. Getzen, Jr.,** District No. 38— Bushnell

♦Elected 1956 General Election
* *Holdovers

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

ALACHUA
Group 1— Ralph D. Turlington, 113 N. Main St., Gainesville
Group 2 — J. Emory (Red) Cross, P. O. Box 411, Gainesville

BAKER
John J. Crews, Jr., Macclenny

BAY
Group 1 — Dempsey J. Barron, P. O. Box 1241, Panama City
Group 2— William E. Harris, P. O. Box 578 Panama City

BRADFORD
Doyle E. Conner, Drawer 631, Starke

BREVARD
Richard B. Muldrew, P. O. Box 546, Melbourne

BROWARD
Group 1— Andrew J. (Jack) Musselman, Jr., 412 N. E. 18th

Ave., Pompano Beach
Group 2— A. J. Ryan, Jr., 219 S. W. 8th St., Dania

396 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

CALHOUN
Edwin H. Peters, P. O. Box 267, Blountstown

CHARLOTTE
John M. Hathaway, Box 638, Punta Gorda

CITRUS
Allison R. Strickland, Route 1, Inverness

CLAY
S. D. (Sam) Saunders, P. O. Box 31, Middleburg

COLLIER
James Lorenzo Walker, Naples

COLUMBIA
B. D. (Georgia Boy) Williams, 1160 E. Dade St., Lake City

DADE
Group 1— George L. HoUahan, Jr., 7210 Red Road, South

Miami
Group 2— John B. Orr, Jr., 228 N. E. 2nd Ave., Miami
Group 3— W. C. (Cliff) Herrell, 173 Navarre Drive, Miami
Springs

DeSOTO
S. C. Smith, Arcadia

DIXIE
Hal Chaires, Oldtown

DUVAL
Group 1 — John E. Mathews, Jr., 630 Lynch Bldg., Jacksonville
Group 2 — Harry W. Westberry, 152 Tallulah Ave., Jackson-
ville
Group 3— William H. (Bill) Maness, 704 Florida Theatre
Bldg., Jacksonville

ESCAMBIA
Group 1 — J. B. Hopkins, 314 S. Baylen St., Pensacola
Group 2 — George Stone, Star Route B, Box 596, Atmore, Ala.

FLAGLER
W. L. Wadsworth, P. O. Box 396, Bunnell

FRANKLIN
Mrs. Bryant Patton, Apalachicola

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 397

GADSDEN
Group 1 — W. M. Inman, Quincy
Group 2 — C. Fred Arrington, Havana

GILCHRIST
Howell Lancaster, Trenton

GLADES
Joe H. Peeples, Jr., Moore Haven

GULF
Cecil G. Costin, Jr., 221 Reid Ave., Port St. Joe

HAMILTON
J. W. McAlpin, White Springs

HARDEE
G. W. (Dick) Williams, Wauchula

HENDRY
Elbert L. Stewart, Clewiston

HERNANDO
John L. Ayers, Box 125, Brooksville

HIGHLANDS
Howard Livingston, Box 246, Sebring

HILLSBOROUGH
Group 1 — James S. Moody, Plant City
Group 2— Robert T. Mann, 309 Wallace S. Bldg., Tampa 2
Group 3— Sam M. Gibbons, 918 First National Bank Bldg.,
Tampa 2

HOLMES
Wayne O. Manning, Ponce de Leon

INDIAN RIVER
L. B. "Buck" Vocelle, Vero Beach

JACKSON
Group 1 — J. Troy Peacock, 600 N. Green St., Marianna
Group 2 — John S. Shipp, Jr., 525 N. Russ St., Marianna

398 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

JEFFERSON
George H, Anderson, Monticello

LAFAYETTE
Homer T. Putnal, Mayo

LAKE
Group 1— Welbom Daniel, P. O. Box 703 Clermont
Group 2 — C, E. Duncan, Tavares

LEE
Walter O. Sheppard, 1410 Dean St., Fort Myers

LEON
Group 1— Mallory E. Home, P. O. Box 725, Tallahassee
Group 2— Richard O. (Dick) Mitchell, 107 Midyette-Moor
Bldg., Tallahassee

LEVY
Frank Mashburn, Box 69, Bronson

LIBERTY
J. S. Alexander, Bristol

MADISON
Otis R. Peavy, Box 204, Madison

MANATEE
Group 1 — William C. Grimes, Palmetto
Group 2^. E. Pratt, 401 12th St., W., Bradenton

MARION
Group 1— William G. O'Neill, P. O. Box 253, Ocala
Group 2— WilHam V. Chappell, Jr., 4 South Magnolia Street,
Ocala

MARTIN
Marvin H. Rowell, Box 1271, Stuart

MONROE
Group 1— Bernie C. Papy, 1021 Washington St., Key West
Group 2— J. Y. Porter, 906 Johnson St., Key West

NASSAU
T. H. (Tommy) Askins, 5th and Alachua, Fernandina Beach

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 399

OKALOOSA
Group 1— Charles D. Stewart, P. O. Box 643, Ft. Walton

Beach
Group 2 — James H. (Jimmy) Wise, 302 E. Cedar Ave., Crest-
view

OKEECHOBEE
Nathan Zelmenovitz, Box 98, Okeechobee

ORANGE
Group 1 — Henry W. Land, Apopka
Group 2 — John A. Sutton, 64 E. Central Ave., Orlando

OSCEOLA
J. J. Griffin, Jr., 435 Florida Ave., St. Cloud

PALM BEACH
Group 1— Ralph J. Blank, Jr., 321 Pan-A Bldg., West Palm

Beach
Group 2— Emmett S. Roberts, 636 S. E. 2nd St., Belle Glade

PASCO
J. R. A. Williams, Dade City

PINELLAS
Group 1— Fred C. Petersen, 3663 1st Ave., N., St. Petersburg
Group 2 — Thomas M. Carney, 268 Belleair Drive, Snell Isle,

St. Petersburg
Group 3— B. E. Shaffer, Rt. 2, Box 996, Clearwater

POLK
Group 1 — Roy Surles, P. O. Box 1375 Lakeland
Group 2— Ray Mattox, 1207 5th St., N. E., Winter Haven
Group 3 — Ben Hill Griffin, Jr., Box 368, Frostproof

PUTNAM
James N. "Gator" Beck, 1000 Division St., Palatka

ST. JOHNS
Group 1— F. Charles Usina, P. O. Box 177, St. Augustine
Group 2— "Sonny" Nathan I. Weinstein, P. O. Box 526, St.
Augustine

ST. LUCIE
Rupert Jasen Smith, 206 Raulerson Bldg., Ft. Pierce

400 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

SANTA ROSA
Morrison Kimbrough, Route 2, Milton

SARASOTA
Group 1 — George E. Youngberg, Sr., Venice
Group 2 — Henry S. Bartholomew, P. O, Box 646, Sarasota

SEMINOLE
Group 1— Mack N. Cleveland, Jr., P. O. Box 220, Sanford
Group 2 — Gordon V. Frederick, 204 North Park, Sanford

SUMTER
E. C. Rowell, Webster

SUWANNEE
Houston W. Roberts, Live Oak

TAYLOR
O. W. Jones, Perry

UNION
C. A. Roberts, Lake Butler

VOLUSIA
Group 1 — Frederick B, Karl, 1510 Crescent Ridge, Daytona

Beach
Group 2 — James H. Sweeny, Jr., P. O. Box 958, DeLand

WAKULLA
Bobby Russ, Route 2, Crawfordville

WALTON
Thos. D. (Tom) Beasley, Box 207, DeFuniak Springs

WASHINGTON
Sam Mitchell, Vernon

OP THE STATE OF FLORIDA 401

COUNTY ELECTIVE OFFICES

COUNTY OFFICERS WHOSE TERMS EXPIRE FIRST
TUESDAY AFTER FIRST MONDAY IN JANUARY, 1961,
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AND MEMBERS OF THE
COUNTY BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION WHOSE
TERMS EXPIRE FIRST TUESDAY AFTER FIRST MON-
DAY IN JANUARY 1959 AND 1961.

ALACHUA

COUNTY SEAT — GAINESVILLE

County Judge— H. H. McDonald.

Sheriff — J. M. Crevasse, Jr.

Clerk Circuit Court — Geo. E. Evans.

County Assessor of Taxes — Claude M. Franks.

Tax Collector — Shellie McKinney.

Superintendent of Public Instruction — Ernest D. Manning, Jr.

County Surveyor — Perry C. McGriff.

County Attorney — Osee R. Fagan.

Supervisor of Registration — Miss Sue Simpson.

Judge Small Claims Court — T. Allen Crouch.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1— J. M. Galbreath, High Springs.
District No. 2 — Jack Durrance, Gainesville.
District No. 3 — Edgar Leo Johnson, Gainesville.
District No. 4 — W. J. Whitehurst, Archer.
District No. 5 — Sidney Martin, Gainesville.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

G. Hugh Williams, Island Grove.
Flake A. Parker, Gainesville.
J. A. Goode, Alachua.
Anna Beth Pierson, Gainesville.
W. N. Barry, Newberry.

BAKER

COUNTY SEAT — MACCLENNY

County Judge — B. R. Burnsed.
Sheriff— E. Ed Yarbrough.

402 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

Clerk Circuit Court — Joe Dobson.

County Assessor of Taxes — L. W. Douberly.

Tax Collector — ^T. J. Raulerson.

Superintendent Public Instruction — L. L. Dugger.

Supervisor of Registration — Arthur Combs.

County Surveyor — Woodrow W. Gainer.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Roy H. Harvey, Sanderson.
District No. 2 — B. H. Rowe, Macclenny.
District No. 3 — H. F. Powers, Macclenny.
District No. 4 — J. A. Godwin, Sanderson.
District No. 5— G. N. Kirkland, Glen St. Mary.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Vessie Thrift, Macclenny.
Reid Stafford, Glen St. Mary.
Mrs. Violet S. Dobson, Olustee.
Tommy Fraser, Sanderson.
Wm. M. Knabb, Macclenny.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 3— M. C. Brown, Macclenny.

CONSTABLES

District No. 2 — Claude Fraser, Olustee.
District No. 3 — Vernon D. Walker, Macclenny.
District No. 5 — Ivey Hodges, Glen St. Mary.

BAY

COUNTY SEAT PANAMA CITY

County Judge — Joseph W. Bailey.

Sheriff— M. J. Daffin.

Clerk Circuit Court — Bruce Collins.

County Assessor of Taxes — Gerald Conrad.

Tax Collector — A. G. Appleberg.

Superintendent of Public Instruction — Thomas E. Smith.

Supervisor of Registration — J. B. Mashburn.

Judge Small Claims Court — D. C. Suggs, Sr., Panama City.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1— M. B. Miller, Panama City.
District No. 2 — Burton H. Clark, Panama City.

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 403

District No. 3— J. R. Miller, Panama City.
District No. 4 — John Pitts, Panama City.
District No. 5— B. V. Buchanan, West Bay.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

A. Crawford Mosley, Panama City.
Buddy McLemore, Panama City.
T, P. Haney, Panama City.
James M. Mowatt, Lynn Haven.
Charles E. Collins, Panama City Beach.

BRADFORD

COUNTY SEAT — STARKE

County Judge — Theron A, Yawn, Jr.

Sheriff— P. D. Reddish.

Clerk Circuit Court — Charles A. Darby.

County Assessor of Taxes — Gene Long.

Tax Collector— J. R. Kelly.

Superintendent of Public Instruction — Harmon P. Morgan.

County Surveyor — Harry A. Anthony.

Supervisor of Registration — Marian L. Crosby.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Harold K. Norman, Lawtey.
District No. 2— E. L. Crawford, Starke.
District No. 3 — H. A. Bushop, Jr., Starke.
District No. 4 — Jessie R. Chastain, Hampton.
District No. 5— M. O. Harrell, Brooker.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Dan W. Starling, Lawtey.
W. C. Powell, Starke.
Ethan A. Sapp, Lake Butler.
Thornton Johns, Hampton.
H. A. Lawson, Starke.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1— F. C. Hodges, Starke.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — J. L. Silcox, Starke.
District No. 8— Felix M. Sullivan, Starke.

404 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

BREVARD

COUNTY SEAT TITUSVILLE

County Judge — Virgil B. Conkling.

Sheriff — James W. Dunn.

Clerk Circuit Court — G. M. Simmons.

County Assessor of Taxes — M. (Joe) Edwards.

Tax Collector— J. D. Nash.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Woodrow J. Darden.

County Surveyor — Frank P. Schuster.

Supervisor of Registration — Edna S. Carlile.

Judge Small Claims Court — Samuel A. Harper.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Bernard Parrish, Titusville.
District No. 2— D. S. Nesbit, Merrit Island.
District No. 3— Max K. Rodes, Melbourne.
District No. 4 — Curtis R. Barnes, Cocoa,
District No. 5 — Joe H. Wickham, Eau Gallie.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Robert H. Hudson, Titusville.
Stuart A. Clark, Cocoa.
Aubrey R. Bates, Eau Gallie.
Dale P. Jacobus, Melbourne.
Mrs. Elsie B. LaRoche, Cocoa.

CANAVERAL PORT AUTHORITY

District No. 1 — A. A. Dunn, Mims.

District No. 2— W. O. B. Chittenden, Titusville.

District No. 3— Mayo Hill, Cocoa.

District No. 4 — G. W. Laycock, Rockledge.

District No. 5 — ^Kelly L. Brinson, Merritt Island.

BROWARD

COUNTY SEAT — FORT LAUDERDALE

County Judge — Boyd H. Anderson.

Sheriff — Justice A. Lloyd.

Clerk Circuit Court— Frank H. Marks.

Clerk Criminal Court of Record — W. E. Bunch, Jr.

Judge Criminal Court of Record — Louis Weissing.

Solicitor Criminal Court of Record — Emmerson Allsworth.

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County Assessor of Taxes — L. O. Hansen.

Tax Collector— W. H. Meeks, Jr.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Raymond R. Maxwell.

Supervisor of Registration — Mrs. Easter L. Gates.

Judge Juvenile Court — Dorr S. Davis.

Judge of the Court of Crimes — Thomas F. Tompkins, Jr.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — George C. Petersen, Ft. Lauderdale.
District No. 2 — H. Vivian Saxon, Pompano Beach.
District No. 3— John W. Bell, Ft. Lauderdale.
District No. 4 — ^Tony Salvino, Ft. Lauderdale.
District No. 5 — J. Herbert Burke, Hollywood.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

A. Wesley Parrish, Pompano Beach.

Joseph J. Marquette, Ft. Lauderdale.

John O. Calvin, Hollywood.

H. Don Moore, Dania.

Robert E. Ferris, Ft. Lauderdale.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — W. Bruce Gaskin, Deerfield.
District No. 2 — Eunice C. Rencher, Pompono Beach.
District No. 3— M. B. Delegal, Oakland Park.
District No. 4— Ted P. Galatis, Ft. Lauderdale.
District No. 6 — Leonard H. Brooke, Dania.
District No. 7 — Paul Bultman, Ft. Lauderdale.
District No. 8 — ^William J. Young, Hollywood.
District No. 9— H. E. Bouldin, Hallandale.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — Andrew M. Brown, Deerfield Beach.
District No. 2 — Virgil Wright, Pompono Beach.
District No. 3 — H. Layton Mainguy, Oakland Park.
District No. 4— Robert G. Phillips, Ft. Lauderdale.
District No. 6— Cleo K. Phillips, Dania.
District No. 7 — Raymond S. Henderson, Ft. Lauderdale.
District No. 8 — F. D. (Joe) Johansen, Hollywood.
District No. 9— A. P. Hilliard, Hallandale.

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FLORIDA INLAND NAVIGATION DISTRICT

R. T, Spangler, Port Everglades Station, Ft. Lauderdale.

PORT COMMISSIONERS, BROWARD COUNTY PORT AUTHORITY

District 1 — E. J. Crowells, Hollywood.

District 1 — Nelson DeBan, Hallandale.

District 2 — Igor A. Dart, Dania.

District 3 — Wellington P. Hartman, Ft. Lauderdale.

District 3 — George Sawallis, Ft. Lauderdale.

NAPOLEON B. BROWARD DRAINAGE DISTRICT

L. Winkelhake, Ft. Lauderdale.

CALHOUN

COUNTY SEAT BLOUNTSTOWN

County Judge — Sidney Parrish.

Sheriff— W. C. Reeder.

Clerk Circuit Court — J. A. Peacock.

County Assessor of Taxes — J. K. Musgrove.

Tax Collector— J. Drew Hall.

Superintendent Public Instruction — George Atkins.

Supervisor of Registration — Walton Bozeman.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Woodrow Aultman, Blountstown.
District No. 2— Albert Tindell, Altha.
District No. 3— C. W. Shelton, Rt. 2, Altha.
District No. 4 — Ben H. Stone, Jr., Blountstown.
District No. 5 — D. M. Cox, Blountstown.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Raymond Branton, Blountstown.
E. Z. Kearce, Blountstown.
Preston Nichols, Altha.
L. E. Porter, Blountstown.
J. H. Bamburg, Clarksville.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — G. T. Glass, Blountstown.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — Ralph Horne, Blountstown.

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CHARLOTTE

COUNTY SEAT PUNTA GORDA

County Judge — John T. Rose, Jr.

Sheriff — Travis Parnell.

Clerk Circuit Court — J. T. Lawhome, Punta Gorda.

County Assessor of Taxes — Claude Roberts.

Tax Collector— Mrs. E. B. Yeager.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Homer L. Jones.

Prosecuting Attorney — Edward L. Gerson.

County Attorney — Earl D. Farr.

Supervisor of Registration — Mrs. L. V. King.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — James E. Miller, Punta Gorda.
District No. 2 — Shuby E. Locklear, Punta Gorda.
District No. 3 — H. H. Anger, Englewood.
District No. 4— H. S. O'Neal, Charlotte Harbor.
District No. 5 — John R. Jack, Jr., Punta Gorda.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

W. S. Hancock, Punta Gorda.
L. A. Ainger, Englewood.
J. T. Manning, Punta Gorda.
Mrs. Harry Hartt, Punta Gorda.
Elmer Silcox, Punta Gorda.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 & 2— Harry R. Goulding, Punta Gorda.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 & 2— Thomas E. Koon, Punta Gorda.

CITRUS

COUNTY SEAT — INVERNESS

County Judge — O. Frank Scofield.

Sheriff — Burton R. Quinn.

Clerk Circuit Court — Francis Williams.

County Assessor of Taxes — Hugh C. Barco.

Tax Collector — E. Van Anderson.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Harry K. Buie, Inverness.

Supervisor of Registration — Ernest C. Johnston.

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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Harley Levins, Crystal River.
District No. 2 — Clyde Byrd, Homosassa.
District No. 3 — Ellis H. Roberts, Lecanto.
District No. 4 — James E. Rooks, Brooksville.
District No. 5 — Robert N. Gilstrap, Inverness.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Mrs. Emma E. Bellah, Hernando.
Ernest Hay, Crystal River.
Flossie Bassett, Floral City.
Ralph F. Rooks, Crystal River.
H. L. Connell, Inverness.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — O. C. Roddenberry, Dunnellon.
District No. 3 — Nicholas J. Solyer, Hernando.
District No. 4— John W. Daniels, Floral City.
District No. 5 — S. O. Porter, Inverness.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — Johnnie W. Hamilton, Crystal River.
District No. 2 — John J. Brown, Crystal River.
District No. 3 — Baker Miley, Hernando.
District No. 4— Clyde B. Peters, Floral City.
District No. 5 — Dannis Wilkins, Inverness.

CLAY

COUNTY SEAT — GREEN COVE SPRINGS

County Judge — Thomas J. Rivers.

Sheriff— J. P. Hall.

Clerk Circuit Court — George L. Carlisle.

County Assessor of Taxes — Claude H. Smith.

Tax Colector — E. Wayne Geiger.

Superintendent of Public Instruction — Hirris C. Long.

Supervisor of Registration — L. E. Wilson.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Luther E. Wilson, Green Cove Springs.
District No. 2 — Walter Odum, Doctors Inlet.
District No. 3 — Marvin Green, Middleburg.
District No. 4 — O. J. Murrhee, Keystone Heights.
District No. 5 — L. H. Lancaster, Green Cove Springs.

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MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

C. M. Burkhalter, Sr., Perry Farms.
W. Ernest Cherry, Doctors Inlet.
Frances W. Morgan, Keystone Heights.
Jack Wilkinson, Maxville.
LeRoy Knowles, Green Cove Springs.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

David L. Talbott, Green Cove Springs.
Joel L. Stevens, Orange Park.
Chas. B. Frisbee, Middleburg.
T. M. Finley, Lake Geneva.
Thelma Stallings, Green Cove Springs.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — James Knowles, Green Cove Springs.
District No. 2— Carl E. Mosley, Orange Park.
District No. 3 — Irvin Padgett, Middleburg.
District No. 4— W. F. Cooley, Starke.
District No. 5 — Joe Herbert, Green Cove Springs.

COLLIER

COUNTY SEAT — EVERGLADES

County Judge — S. S. JoUey.

Sheriff— E. A. (Doug) Hendry.

Clerk Circuit Court — Edmond F. Scott.

County Assessor of Taxes — D. W. McLeod.

Tax Collector — A. P. Ayers.

Superintendent Public Instruction — W. D. Reynolds.

Supervisor of Registration — G. C. Luther.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — J. M. Davidson, Everglades.
District No. 2 — ^W. J. Janes, Copeland.
District No. 3— R. H. Goodlette, Naples.
District No. 4 — Henry B. Watkins, Jr., Naples.
District No. 5 — Ewell F, Moore, Immokalee.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

C. L. Strandberg, Everglades.
C. L. Clifton, Everglades.

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Elva B. Griffis, Marco.
Leo R, Chickering, Naples.
W. M. Littlefield, Immokalee.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — Alvin Gerish, Everglades.
District No. 3— G. E. Carroll, Naples.
District No. 4 — O. W. Hancock, Immokalee.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — Joseph M. Hunter, Everglades.
District No. 3— R. G. Sharp, Naples.
District No. 4 — Joe P. Brown, Immokalee.

NAPLES MOSQUITO CONTROL BOARD

Lovell C. Meadors, Jr., Naples.
E. L. Bowling, Naples.
Gale H. Cones, Naples.

COLUMBIA

COUNTY SEAT LAKE CITY

County Judge — Archie Buie, Jr.

Sheriff— Ralph Witt.

Clerk Circuit Court— G. W. Robarts.

County Assessor of Taxes — Theo. J. Kirby.

Tax Collector — Alvin C. Hosford.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Buford H. Galloway.

County Attorney — ^W. Joe Ferguson.

Supervisor of Registration — Ernest Green.

County Surveyor — B. G. Moore.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1— P. M. Sandlin, Lake City.
District No. 2 — Van Giebeig, Lake City.
District No. 3 — James R. Tison, Lake City.
District No. 4— R. P. Dicks, Lake City.
District No. 5 — Robert F. Bedanbaugh, Lake City.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Israel E. Hunter, Lake City.
H. C. Pope, Fort White.
L. J. Arnold, Jr., Lake City.

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W. A. Bailey, Lulu.

X. L. Lindsey, Lake City.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 6— J. B. Sparkman, Fort White.
District No. 10— F. W. Bedenbaugh, Lake City.

CONSTABLES

District No. 6-^ohn W. Martin, Fort White.
District No. 10 — Harry K. Roberts, Lake City.

DADE

COUNTY SEAT — MIAMI

Judge— W. F. Blanton.
Judge, Additional: Frank B. Dowling.
Sheriff— Thomas J. Kelly.
Clerk Circuit Court — E. B. Leatherman.
Clerk Criminal Court Record — J. F. McCracken.
Judge Criminal Court of Record — Ben C. Willard.
Judge Court of Crimes — Gene Williams.
Judge Civil Court of Record — David J, Heffeman.
Judge Civil Court of Record — Norman Hendry.
Judge Juvenile & Domestic Relations Court — Walter H. Beck-
ham.
Judge Juvenile & Domestic Relations Court — W. R. Culbreath.
County Assessor of Taxes — John A. Gautier.
Tax Collector — Earnest Overstreet.
Superintendent Public Instruction — Joe Hall.
County Surveyor — Edwin R. Brownell.
Supervisor of Registration — Carl Holmer, Jr.
Purchasing Agent and County Auditor — Wm. D. Joyce.
Judge Small Claims Court — Sidney L. Segall, Miami.
Judge Small Claims Court — Raymond G. Nathan.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Faris N. Cowart, Miami.
District No. 2 — Edwin Lee Mason, Opa Locka.
District No. 3— John B. McLeod, Miami.
District No. 4 — Ralph A. Fossey, Miami,
District No. 5— Charles F. Hall, Miami Beach.

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MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Robert S. Butler, Miami.

Mrs. Helene J. Vosloh, Miami Springs.

C. Raymond Van Dusen, Coral Gables.

E. L. Allsworth, Miami.

Anna Brenner Meyers, Miami Beach.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1— Hugh F. DuVal, Jr., Miami.
District No. 2 — Francis J. Christie, Miami.
District No. 3 — Ruth L. Sutton, Coral Gables.
District No. 4 — Sylvester P. Adair, Homestead.
District No. 5 — Malvin Englander, Miami Beach.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1— W. M. Hudson, Miami.
District No. 2 — George F. Rogers, Miami.
District No. 3 — Thelma R. Hardison, Miami.
District No. 4 — George E. Wright, Homestead.
District No. 5 — Rocky Pomerance — Miami Beach.

FLORIDA INLAND NAVIGATION DISTRICT

J. A. Guyton, Miami.

DeSOTA

county seat — arcadia
County Judge — Gordon Hayes.
Sheriff — Lloyd Holton.
Clerk Circuit Court — Leslie E. Avant.
County Assessor of Taxes — Margaret McAnly.
Tax Collector — Quitmon Brown.

Superintendent of Public Instruction — Charles O. Weaver.
Prosecuting Attorney — William Dishong.
Supervisor of Registration — Tom W. Pate.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Harold Gamer, Arcadia.
District No. 2 — J. Maston Bates, Arcadia.
District No. 3 — Arthur D. Shelfer, Arcadia.
District No. 4— S. N. Smith, Nocatee.
District No. 5 — J. A. Craft, Arcadia.

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MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — J. F. HoUingsworth, Arcadia.
District No. 2 — Geo. W. Boring, Arcadia.
District No. 3 — Harold S. Johnson, Nocatee.
District No. 4 — E. J. Yelvington, Arcadia.
District No. 5 — Thomas R. Brown, Arcadia.

DIXIE

COUNTY SEAT — CROSS CITY

County Judge — Ike C. Harmon.

Sheriff — Al Parker.

Clerk Circuit Court — Cauley C. Copeland.

County Assessor of Taxes — J. B. Sanders.

Tax Collector— D. E. Butler.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Hilton F. Jones.

Supervisor of Registration — ^Willie Gene Odlund.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Warren Barber, Cross City.
District No. 2— J. O. Green, Old Town.
District No. 3 — Hal Chewing, Cross City.
District No. 4— C. C. Wilder, Cross City.
District No. 5 — George Peacock, Horse Shoe Beach.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Ethel May Driggers George, Old Town.
Hildred McCaskill, Cross City.
Grady Hires, Steinhatchee.
W. L. Stephenson, Branford.
H. A. Langston, Cross City.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

None.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — Jack Fuquay, Cross City.
District No. 2— Edgar Futch, Cross City.

DUVAL

COUNTY SEAT — JACKSONVILLE

County Judge — McKenney J. Davis.
Sheriff— Al Cahill.

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Clerk Circuit Court — Leonard W. Thomas.
Clerk Criminal Court Record — Kathleen L. Hartley.
Judge Criminal Court of Record — Wm. T. Harvey.
Solicitor Criminal Court of Record — Lacy Mahon, Jr.
County Assessor of Taxes — Leon E. Forbes.
Tax Collector — Clyde H. Simpson.
Superintendent Public Instruction — Ish Brant.
Supervisor of Registration — Fleming H. Bowden.
Judge Small Claims Court — J. Henry Taylor.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — J. B. Mallard, Sr., Jacksonville.
District No. 2 — Ray Greene, Jacksonville.
District No. 3 — Joe F. Hammond, Jacksonville.
District No. 4 — Julian Warren, Jacksonville.
District No. 5 — Joe Burnett, Jacksonville.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Raymond A. David, Jacksonville.
Martinez Baker, Jacksonville.
A. E. (Gene) Stokes, Whitehouse.
Lassiter A. Mason, Jacksonville.
Ned Pete Searcy, Jacksonville.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 2 — R. D. Pendarvis, Jr., Dismore.

District No. 3— L. C. Oliver, P O Box 85, Baldwin.

District No. 4— Geo. A. Harris, 723 N. McDuff Ave., Jackson-
ville.

District No. 5 — D. Harley Giddens, P O Box 416, Jacksonville
Beach.

District No. 8— Steve J. Targonski, P O Box 8, Bayard.

District No. 9— Genevieve K. Medlock, 344 W. 62nd St., Jack-
sonville.

District No. 10 — Dorcas B. Drake, 724 Liberty St., Jackson-
ville.

District No. 11— Sarah Bryan, 422 W. 8th St., Jacksonville.

District No. 12— T. O. (Tom) Holmes, 1506 Hendricks Ave.,
Jacksonville.

CONSTABLES

District No. 2— D. M. Keen, Dinsmore.

District No. 3— Emory V. Roberts, P O Box 118, Baldwin.

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District No. 4— Lonnie A. Sikes, 723 N. McDuff Ave., Jack-
sonville.

District No. 5 — Frank E. Brunson, Jr., P O Box 291, Jackson-
ville Beach.

District No. 8— R. G . (Judge) Hartley, Rt. 8, Box 852, Jack-
sonville.

District No. 9 — George H. Brown, Jr., 3841 Notter Ave., Jack-
sonville.

District No. 10 — J. R. Carmichael, 724 Liberty St., Jackson-
ville.

District No. 11— A. M. Stephens, 2549 Ernest St., Jackson-
ville.

District No. 12— W. T. (Bill) Woodward, 5676 Orangewood
Road, Jacksonville.

CIVIL SERVICE BOARD

District No. 1 — Carl M. Taylor, Jacksonville.
District No. 2 — Walter N. Pace, Jacksonville.
District No. 3 — James E. Ross, Jacksonville.
District No. 4 — Paul R. Akin, Jacksonville.
District No. 5 — Marshall E. Heeth, Jacksonville.

FLORIDA INLAND NAVIGATION DISTRICT

(Duval County)
D. Byron King, Jacksonville.

ESCAMBIA

COUNTY SEAT PENSACOLA

County Judge — Harvey E. Page.

Sheriff— Emmett Shelby.

Clerk Circuit Court — Langley Bell.

Judge of the Court of Record — Ernest E. Mason,

Judge of the Court of Record — Kirke M. Beall, Pensacola.

Clerk of the Court of Record — Ernie Lee Magaha.

Superintendent of Public Instruction — Wm. J. Woodham, Jr.

Supervisor of Registration — Joe Oldmixon.

County Assessor of Taxes — M. B. Jones.

Tax Collector — Ben L. Davis.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Vincent A. Caro, Pensacola.
District No. 2— A. S. Cobb, Pensacola.

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District No. 3— Clint Reilly, Pensacola.
District No. 4 — John R. Jones, Pensacola.
District No. 5— W. M. Powell, Pensacola.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

A. S. Edwards, Pensacola.
F. M. Blount, Pensacola.
A. F. Vaughn, Atmore, Ala.
L. D. McArthur, Pensacola.
Irving F. Welch, Pensacola.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — Edna Brazwell, Pensacola.
District No. 2 — L. B. Morgan, Pensacola.
District No. 3 — E. G. Archer, Cantonment.
District No. 4 — Billy Glenn Ward, Atmore, Ala.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — J. E. Harrison, Pensacola.
District No. 2 — W. J. Kelson, Pensacola.
District No. 3 — Nolen L. Booker, Cantonment.
District No. 4— Grover C. Blanton, MeDavid.

FLAGLER

COUNTY SEAT — BUNNELL

County Judge — Duane A. Deen.

Sheriff — Homer W. Brooks.

Clerk Circuit Court — Ralph E. Harbert.

County Assessor of Taxes — D. D. Moody.

Tax Collector— J. F. Mercer.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Z. D. Holland.

Supervisor of Registration — Mrs. Gladys Deen.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — John A. Clegg, Bunnell.
District No. 2 — George E. Wickline, Flagler Beach.
District No. 3— C. H. Cowart, Bunnell.
District No. 4 — Alfred R. Tucker, Bunnell.
District No. 5 — E. A. Hunter, Bunnell.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Herschel C. King, Bunnell.
Raymon Tucker, Bunnell.

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W. L. Dunson, Bunnell.

Harold D. Emery.

J. H. McKnight, Jr., Bunnell.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1— R. A. Powell, Bunnell.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — Philip A. Edmondson, Bunnell.

FLORIDA INLAND NAVIGATION DISTRICT

(Flagler County)
O. F. Alford, Bunnell.

FRANKLIN

COUNTY SEAT APALACHICOLA

County Judge — Raymond M. Witherspoon.

Sheriff— Herbert O. Marshall.

Clerk Circuit Court — Robert L. Howell.

County Assessor of Taxes — Fred W. Richards.

Tax Collector — Oscar C. Melvin.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Curtis McLean.

Supervisor of Registration — Miss Clyde Brown.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1— Clifford C. Land, East Point.
District No. 2 — Peter W. Comforter, Apalachicola.
District No. 3 — J. G. Bruce, Apalachicola.
District No. 4 — Phillip O. Schoelles, Apalachicola.
District No. 5— H. L. Cook, Carrabelle.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — Mrs. Catherine Floyd, Apalachicola.
District No. 2 — J. P. Massey, Carabelle.
District No. 3 — Geo. W. Creamer, East Point.
District No. 4 — Paul Wasmund, Apalichicola.
District No. 5 — Harry H. Falk, Apalachicola.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — Clyde M. Melvin, Apalachicola.
District No. 3— Huston Miller, East Point.

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GADSDEN

COUNTY SEAT QUINCY

County Judge — H. Y. Reynolds.

Sheriff— Otho Edwards.

Clerk Circuit Court — Edwin Baur.

County Assessor of Taxes — Tewy McPherson.

Tax Collector — Clinton Bassett.

Superintendent Public Instruction — M. D. Walker.

Prosecuting Attorney — William D. Doss.

Supervisor of Registration — J Love Hutchinson.

County Surveyor — James D. Shelfer.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1— Fred G. Shelfer, Havana.
District No. 2 — E. Perry Woodward, Quincy.
District No. 3 — Homer B. Hirt, Chattahoochee.
District No. 4 — Thomas Smith, Quincy.
District No. 5— T. L. Maxwell, Quincy.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Cecil V. Butler, Havana.
John C. Hinson, Quincy.
Edward H. Fletcher, Greensboro.
C. O. Bevis, Chattahoochee.
H. E. (Gene) Morgan, Quincy.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — W. A. McDearmid, Quincy.
District No. 9 — A. K. Gholson, Chattahoochee.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — Adrian Anderson, Quincy.

District No. 9 — Edward D. Shepard, Chattahoochee.

GILCHRIST

COUNTY SEAT TRENTON

County Judge — E. M. Akins.

Sheriff— Clyde L. Williams.

Clerk Circuit Court — Horace Thomas.

County Assessor of Taxes — A. M. Quincey.

Tax Collector— M. J. Hall.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Carl Roberts.

Supervisor of Registration — Miss Nellie Langston.

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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Jack Rowell, Trenton,
District No. 2— Cecil Corbin, Wilcox.
District No. 3— W. O. Cannon, Bell.
District No. 4— Cecil Perkins, Bell.
District No. 5 — Eudell Watson, High Springs.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Stacey Quincey, Trenton.

C. K. Bryant, Trenton.
Evans Sanders, Bell.
Clyde Townsend, Bell.
Aubrey J. Watson, High Springs.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 2— Paul Everett, Trenton.

CONSTABLES

District No. 2— N. L. Curry, Trenton.

GLADES

COUNTY SEAT MOORE HAVEN

County Judge — J. M. Couse.

Sheriff — Roy D. Lundy.

Clerk Circuit Courts. H. Dilley.

County Assessor of Taxes — J. C. Sealey.

Tax Collector— Cecil Y. Pape.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Edgar D. Lee.

Supervisor of Registration — Esther B. Klutts.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District. No. 1— J. S. Aly, Moore Haven.
District No. 2— Thomas W. Coker, LaBelle.
District No. 3 — William H. Peeples, More Haven.
District No. 4 — Vance W. Whidden, Moore Haven.
District No. 5 — L. N. Journigan, Moore Haven.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Broward M. Daniel, Moore Haven.
W. G. Perry, Moore Haven.

D. C. Settle, Moore Haven.
Wendell Howard, Moore Haven.
Lorena Skipper, Moore Haven.

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GULF
COUNTY SEAT — WEWAHITCHKA

County Judge — Sam P. Husband.

Sheriff— Byrd E. Parker.

Clerk Circuit Court — Geo. Y. Core.

County Assessor of Taxes — Samuel A. Patrick.

Tax Collector — Harland O. Pridgeon.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Thomas A. Owens.

Supervisor of Registration — C. G. Rish (Mrs.)

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — A. J. Strickland, Wewakitchka.
District No. 2— E. C. Harden, Sr., Wewahitchka.
District No. 3 — G. S. Croxton, Port St. Joe.
District No. 4— J. C. Price, Port St. Joe.
District No. 5 — George W. Cooper, Port St. Joe.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

District No. 1 — Clyde F. Brogdon, Wewahitchka.
District No. 2— Carter Ward, Port St. Joe.
District No. 3— Fennon Talley, Port St. Joe.
District No. 4— C. E. Boyer, Port St. Joe.
District No. 5 — J. A. Whitfield, Wewahitchka.

HAMILTON

COUNTY SEAT JASPER

County Judge — Ernest Rutledge.

Sheriff — Charlie Rhoden.

Clerk Circuit Court — Miss Thelma Lewis.

County Assessor of Taxes — J. W. Register.

Tax Collector — Naomi Johns.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Harry T. Reid.

Supervisor of Registration — Ann C. Malpas.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — R. L. Cunningham, Jennings.
District No. 2 — S. L. Smith, Jennings.
District No. 3 — Maurice Bennett, Jasper.
District No. 4 — Aaron Hogan, White Springs.
District No. 5 — Jerry Smith, Jasper.

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 421

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Bryant Deas, Jennings.

Allen B. Tyre, Jasper.

Mrs. Lillian S. Saunders, White Springs.

Frank Matthews, Jasper.

Clyde Hunter, White Springs.

HARDEE

COUNTY SEAT — ^WAUCHULA

County Judge — Clyde Maddox.

Sheriff— E. Odell Carlton.

Clerk Circuit Court — Ben Coker.

County Assessor of Taxes — Anna Mae Taylor.

Tax Collector— Curtis Ezell.

Superintendent Public Instruction — H. B. Dominick.

Supervisor of Registration — Lome Yetter.

County Prosecuting Attorney — Latimer C. Farr, Wauchula.

County Attorney to Board of County Commissioners — Hoyt

Carlton.
County Attorney to School Board — John J. Nedza.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — B. J. Johnson, Bowling Green.
District No. 2 — Lee Hanchey, Wauchula.
District No. 3— Clayton Terrell, Ona.
District No. 4 — Luke Waldron, Zolfo Springs.
District No. 5 — Aldon Jones, Wauchula.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Earl C. Garrett, Bowling Green.
R. L. (Bob) Fisher, Wauchula.
Albert T. Pace, Zolfo Springs.
T. J. Simmons, Wauchula.
D. R. Stewart, Zolfo Springs.

HENDRY

COUNTY SEAT — ^LA BELLE

County Judge — R. M. Harris.
Sheriff— Bill Maddox.

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Clerk Circuit Court — Dorothy Moore.

County Assessor of Taxes — Dennis Small.

Tax CoUector— A. O. Ward.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Agnes Y. Thomas.

County Attorney — Harry P. Johnson.

Supervisor of Registration — John L. Hall.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1— Campbell E. Nail, Clewiston.
District No. 2— J. O. Davidson, LaBelle.
District No. 3 — Gene Harn, LaBelle.
District No. 4 — R. C. Nowling, Clewiston.
District No. 5 — Gratton H. George, Clewiston.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

R. M. Hare, Jr., Clewiston.
Mildred Taylor Feller, LaBelle.
Judson B. Francis, LaBelle.
John B. Boy, Clewiston.
Abner H. Vann, Clewiston.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — Charles B. Owens, Clewiston.
District No, 2— Wesley G. Starling, LaBelle.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1— G. H. Small, Clewiston.
District No. 2— O. L. Langford, Jr., LaBelle.

HERNANDO

COUNTY SEAT — BROOKSVILLE

County Judge — Monroe W. Treiman.

Sheriff — Sim L. Lowman.

Clerk Circuit Court — Leamon Q. Varn.

County Assessor of Taxes — Sidney F. Dick.

Tax Collector — Irene B. Kilpatrick.

Superintendent Public Instruction — John W. Hall.

Supervisor of Registration — Ada C. Law.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — L. T. Patrick, Brooksville.

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 423

District No. 2 — Thos. R. Dawson, Brooksville.
District No. 3 — Guy Harris, Brooksville.
District No. 4 — Arthur L. Snow, Brooksville.
District No. 5 — James Griffin, Brooksville.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Frank W. Springstead, Brooksville.

B. A. Crum, Brooksville.

Pierce K. Kimbrough, Brooksville.

E. J. Cook, Brooksville.

Fred G. Lewis, Brooksville.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 4— W. E. Hope, Brooksville.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — Wilbur Smith, Brooksville.
District No. 4 — Joe Plummer, Brooksville.

HIGHLANDS

COUNTY SEAT — SEBRING

County Judge — Mervin Rehrer.

Sheriff — Broward Coker.

Clerk Circuit Court— H. T. Piety.

County Assessor of Taxes — P. G. Gearing.

Tax Collector— J. Colin De Shong.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Fred Wild.

Supervisor of Registration — R. X. Droit.

Judge Small Claims Court — David F. Lanier.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1— M. H. Grice, Avon Park.
District No. 2 — Arthur J. Tubbs, Sebring.
District No. 3— Sol McClelland, Cornwell.
District No. 4 — James G. Creel, Lake Placid.
District No. 5 — Sidney W. Cooper, Sebring.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

E. Ray Wells, Avon Park.
Ted R. Cason, Sebring.
Frank A. Eyman, Lake Placid.
S. F. Longbottom, Avon Park.

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Henry G. Bailey, Sebring.

HILLSBOROUGH

COUNTY SEAT TAMPA

County Judge — Wm. C. Brooker.

Sheriff— Ed. Blackburn, Jr.

Clerk Circuit Court — James F. Taylor, Jr.

Clerk Criminal Court Record — L. D. Simmons.

Judge Criminal Court of Record — L. A. Grayson.

Solicitor Criminal Court of Record — Paul B. Johnson.

County Assessor of Taxes — R. R. Walden.

Tax Collector — Anthony Schleman.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Crockett Farnell.

County Surveyor — Edw. H. Burton.

Supervisor of Registration — John C. Dekle.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Elbert Moore, Tampa.
District No. 2 — Rudy H. Rodriguez, Tampa.
District No, 3 — Roy Haynes, Tampa.
District No. 4— Earl W. Simmons, Plant City.
District No. 5 — Ellsworth G. Simmons, Ruskin.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Al Chiaramonte, Tampa.
Marvin D. Green, Tampa.
C. Leon King, Tampa.
John A. Coleman, Plant City.
Clyde F. McLeod, Riverview.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — W. Marion Hendry, Tampa.
District No. 2— Ward HoUoway, Plant City.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — Malcolm E. Beard, Tampa.
District No. 2 — James L. Brannen, Plant City.

HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY BUDGET BOARD

District 1 — Joseph A. Falsone, Tampa.
District 2 — ^Russell S. Bogue, Tampa.

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District 3 — Wm, Henry Claywell, Tampa.
District 4 — George A. Carey, Tampa.
District 5 — Paul B. Dickman, Ruskin.

HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS

District 1 — Joe M. Carballal, Tampa.
District 2 — H. Grady Lester, Jr., Tampa.
District 3 — Harold A. Coates, Tampa.
District 4— L. E. Morgan, Jr., Plant City.
District 5— W. D. Miller, Ruskin.

HOLMES

COUNTY SEAT — BONIFAY

County Judge — Comer White.

Sheriff — Cletus Andrews.

Clerk Circuit Court — J. B. Helms.

County Assessor of Taxes — W. L. Slay.

Tax Collector — Gordon Clemmons.

Superintendent Public Instruction — William Shouppe Howell,

Bonifay.
Supervisor of Registration — Julius Phillips.
County Attorney — J. Paul Griffith.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1— R. M. Ward, Ponce de Leon.
District No. 2 — Orwin Jones, Westville.
District No. 3 — Sam Ard, Bonifay.
District No. 4 — W. C. Culles Brown, Bonifay.
District No. 5 — L. D. Crews, Caryville.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Clarence G. Phillips, Bonifay.
Fred H. Stripling, Westville.
James Rufus Vaughn, Westville.
Willis A. Hardy, Bonifay.
M. F. Pate, Bonifay.

INDIAN RIVER

COUNTY SEAT — VERO BEACH

County Judge— Otis M. Cobb.
Sheriff— Sam T. Joyce.

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Clerk Circuit Court — Douglas Baker.

County Assessor of Taxes — Homer C. Fletcher.

Tax Collector— Troy E. Moody.

Superintendent Public Instruction — J. A. Thompson.

Prosecuting Attorney — D. C. Smith.

Supervisor of Registration — Mrs. Rosemary Richey.

Judge Small Claims Court — J. Pasco Woods.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Donald Macdonald, Sebastian.
District No. 2 — J. J. P. Hamilton, Winter Beach.
District No. 3 — Robert W. Graves, Vero Beach
District No. 4 — W. C. Graves, Jr., Vero Beach.
District No. 5— D. B. McCullers, Jr., Vero Beach.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Marland L. Medlin, Fellsmere.
Jeanette B. Merriman, Vero Beach.
O. D. Honeywell, Vero Beach.
Sarah F. Diamond, Vero Beach.
L. D. Baker, Wabasso.

FLORIDA INLAND NAVIGATION DISTRICT

C. B. Johnson, Vero Beach.

BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF INDIAN RIVER MOSQUITO
CONTROL DISTRICT

E. W. Vickers, Sebastian.

Thomas Jefferson Waters, Vero Beach.

J. R. Graves, Vero Beach.

JACKSON

COUNTY SEAT — MARIANNA

County Judge — Robert L. McCrary, Jr.

Sheriff — Roy Roberson.

Clerk Circuit Court— E. W. Bowles.

County Assessor of Taxes — Harvey E. Sexton.

Tax Collector — Leo Sims.

Superintendent Public Instruction — John D. Milton.

County Attorney — Clyde Mayhall.

Supervisor of Registration — Mrs. Lee Mitchell Williams.

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 427

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — J. K. Powell, Graceville.
District No. 2 — W. Addison Cogburn, Cottondale.
District No. 3 — William E. Pace, Marianna.
District No. 4 — Penn King, Grand Ridge.
District No. 5 — T. W. Patrick, Bascom.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

J. M. Cooper, Jr., Graceville.
R. B. Beall, Marianna.
Charles E. Olive, Greenwood.
Hubert F. Brock, Cottondale.
T. J. Lanier, Sneads.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 6— A. B. Tidwell, Marianna.
District No. 12— H. L. Herring, Malone.

CONSTABLES

District No. 6 — Leo Calloway, Marianna.
District No. 12— S. P. Hall, Malone.
District No. 14 — W. F. Thomas, Graceville.

JEFFERSON

COUNTY SEAT — MONTICELLO

County Judge — Kenneth E. Cooksey.

Sheriff— J. B. Thomas.

Clerk Circuit Court — Ike Anderson.

County Assessor of Taxes — S. C. Walker.

Tax Collector— R. J. Taylor.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Desmond M. Bishop.

Prosecuting Attorney — Henry C. Hamilton.

Supervisor of Registration — Ed Ritter, Jr.

Judge Small Claims Court — ^W. M. Scruggs, Sr.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Norman H. Hartsfield, Monticello.
District No. 2— George DeMott, Aucilla.
District No. 3— Ed B. Bailey, Jr., Monticello.
District No. 4 — Lester C. Lawrence, Monticello.
District No. 5— Butler Walker, Lloyd.

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MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

L. G. Morris, Monticello.
Arthur L. Herndon, Monticello.
W. H. Floyd, Lamont.
J. Franklin Wooten, Monticello.
B. F. Hightower — Wacissa.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 6 & 6-A— David L. Cone, Monticello.

CONSTABLES

District No. 5 — J. P. Cooksey, Jr., Lloyd.

District No. 6 & 6-A— John Ashley Woods, Monticello.

District No. 7— William T. Fulford, Sr., Lamont.

District No. 8— Clyde C. Home, Aucilla.

District No. 9— C. M. Peters, Lamont.

District No. 11 — Myers Williams, Wacissa.

LAFAYETTE

COUNTY SEAT MAYO

County Judge— Guy M. McClain.

Sheriff— J. W. Pridgeon.

Clerk Circuit Court — Tom Gaskin.

County Assessor of Taxes — G. W. Hicks, Jr.

Tax Collector— Thetis F. Dees.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Philip A. Clark.

Supervisor of Registration — Lavern Hicks.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Wilson Buchanan, Mayo.
District No. 2 — Hayward Folsom, Mayo.
District No. 3— Ovedia McCray, Mayo.
District No. 4 — Delmer Sapp, Branford.
District No. 5 — Lewin Jones, Mayo.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Thomas A. Bell, Mayo.
Herman Frier, Mayo.
W. M. Cothron, Mayo.
Marvin O. Sullivan, Mayo.
Cora McKinney, Mayo.

OF THS STATE OF FLORIDA 429

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — L. J. Byrd, Branford.
District No. 2— C. F. Hart, Mayo.

LAKE

COUNTY SEAT TAVARES

County Judge— W. Troy Hall, Jr.

Sheriff— Willis V. McCall.

Clerk Circuit Court — Frank E. Owens.

County Assessor of Taxes — R. G. Cassady.

Tax Collector— Mrs. Pearl L. Cullen.

Superintendent Public Instruction — L. J. Jenkins.

County Surveyor — T, O. Moorhead.

Supervisor of Registration — Katherine L. Baker.

Judge Small Claims Court — Robert E. Pierce.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — George L. Singeltary, Leesburg.
District No. 2 — J. C. Cowart, Groveland.
District No. 3 — Jack H. Hooten, Clermont.
District No. 4— O. M. Simpson, Mount Dora.
District No. 5 — Fred E. Cross, Altona.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

W. Chester Crowder, Eustis.
L. M. Holloway, Jr., Leesburg.
Lacy G. Thomas, Groveland.
Fred H. Adkinson, Minneola.
Paul W. Bryan, Umatilla.

LEE

COUNTY SEAT — FT. MYERS

County Judge — Archie Odom.

Sheriff — Flanders Thompson.

Clerk Circuit Court— D. T. Farabee.

County Assessor of Taxes — W. Stanley Hanson, Jr.

Tax Collector — James B. Roberts.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Ray Tipton.

Prosecuting Attorney — Frank A. Pavese.

Supervisor of Registration — Mrs. Clarence Clutz.

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Judge Small Claims Court — Charles M. Roberts.
County Surveyor — J. C. Amis, Jr.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Mack H. Jones, Fort Myers.
District No. 2— Alvin Gorton, Ft. Myers.
District No. 3 — Herman Hastings, Fort Myers.
District No. 4 — Dawson McDaniel, Fort Myers.
District No. 5 — Wilson Pigott, Tice.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Earl Hord, St. James City.
Carl J. Michael, Ft. Myers.
Burgess Tichenor, Fort Myers.
C. J. Bowden, Ft. Myers.
Gilbert H. Moore, Fort Myers.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — Kingsmore Johnson, Jr., Boca Grande.

LEON

COUNTY SEAT — TALLAHASSEE

County Judge — James C. Gwynn.

Sheriff— W. P. Joyce.

Clerk Circuit Court — George G. Crawford.

County Assessor of Taxes — John P. Brown.

Tax Collector— W. Kenneth CoUins.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Amos P. Godby.

County Surveyor — Frank G. Glenn.

Prosecuting Attorney — Clinton N. Ashmore.

Supervisor of Registration — Miss Hattie L. Coles.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — L. B. (Jack) Levins, Tallahassee.
District No. 2— J. Christie Hall, Tallahassee.
District No. 3— J. G. Whiddon, Tallahassee.
District No. 4 — H. G. Easterwood, Tallahassee.
District No. 5— W. W. Kelley, Tallahassee.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

W. T. Moore, Jr., Tallahassee.
J. D. Johnson, Tallahassee.

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T. B. Revell, Tallahassee.

Louis Hill, Tallahassee.

J. Allen Stiles, Jr., Tallahassee.

LEVY

COUNTY SEAT BRONSON

County Judge — Wilbur F. Anderson.

Sheriff— J. W. Turner.

Clerk Circuit Court — Ernest Stephens.

County Assessor of Taxes — Dogan S. Cobb.

Tax Collector — John H. Hardee.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Alvin E. Mikell.

Supervisor of Registration — Mrs. Louise N. Sale.

Prosecuting Attorney — Richard J. Brooks.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Carroll W. Gilbert, Bronson.
District No. 2— David W. Meeks, Chiefland.
District No. 3— John F. Yearty, Otter Creek.
District No. 4 — Pete Baylor, Cedar Key.
District No. 5— Wardell R. Fugate, Williston.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Stuart Brock, Trenton.
Burton J. Walrath, Cedar Key.
Elliott Whitehurst, WiUiston.
Cecil A. Stanley, Chiefland.
C. G. Petteway, Bronson.

LIBERTY

COUNTY SEAT — BRISTOL

County Judge — R. H. Deason.

Sheriff — L. C. Rankin.

Clerk Circuit Court — W. A. Woodward.

County Assessor of Taxes — W. F. Bateman.

Tax Collector — A. L. Summers.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Jack H. Summers.

Supervisor of Registration — Bessie Reece.

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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Howard Hornsby, Rock Bluff.
District No. 2 — Arthur G. Preacher, Bristol.
District No. 3 — Frank J. Kirkland, Sumatra.
District No. 4 — David L. Sykes, Hosford.
District No. 5— Joe Edd Ward, Telogia.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Barney H. Stoutamire, Hosford.
J. A. Walden, Bristol.
Alfred A. Beck, Telogia.
Clifford Whittle, Rock Bluff.
Donald Gregory, Sumatra.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 2 — Albert Evans, Bristol.
District No. 4— J. W. Howell, Hosford.

CONSTABLES

District No. 2 — Rufus Reddick, Bristol.
District No. 4 — Fate Ferrell, Hosford.

MADISON

COUNTY SEAT MADISON

County Judge — Curtis D. Earp.

Sheriff — Simeon H. Moore.

Clerk Circuit Court — Dale M. Leslie.

County Assessor of Taxes — Angus H. Armstrong.

Tax Collector— Pat Milliner.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Griffin Bishop.

Prosecuting Attorney — Ernest M. Page, Jr.

Supervisor of Registration — Arthur E. Ragans.

Surveyor — John W. Wadsworth.

Judge Small Claims Court — Alice C. Williams.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Wilbur G. Rutherford, Madison.
District No. 2 — Elzie King, Lovett.
District No. 3 — Grover C. Cone, Greenville.
District No. 4 — Clarence P. Andrews, Greenville.
District No. 5 — Coleman Richardson, Madison.

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MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Alex H. Smith, Madison.

Russ Dugan, Madison.

T. P. McLeod, Greenville.

William Henry Bailey, Jr., Shady Grove.

Marcus Cherry, Lee.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — Frank Littleton, Madison.
District No. 2— Clyde Walker, Madison.
District No. 5 — A. L. Leggett, Greenville.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — James E. Collins, Madison.
District No. 2— A. E. Fraleigh, Jr., Madison.
District No. 5 — Albert O. Sistrunk, Greenville.

MANATEE

COUNTY SEAT — BRADENTON

County Judge — Robert E. Hensley.

Sheriff— Roy F. Baden.

Clerk Circuit Court— M. T. Mclnnis.

County Assessor of Taxes — James A. Howze, Jr.

Tax Collector — Gilbert E. Johnson.

Superintendent Public Instruction — J. Hartley Blackburn.

Prosecuting Attorney — Walter R. Talley.

Supervisor of Registration — Lendell Sharer.

County Surveyor — Carl Squires.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — John G. Jones, Bradenton.
District No. 2— H. C. Slaughter, Palmetto.
District No. 3 — Irwin Klemmer, Bradenton.
District No. 4 — Ralph S. Clark, Jr., Bradenton.
District No. 5 — Tom W. Jennings, Bradenton.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

J. P. Harllee, Jr., Palmetto.
Robert E. Willis, Bradenton.
Vernon L. DeSear, Samoset.
R. H. Prine, Bradenton.

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Walter W. Council, Terra Ceia.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1— C. L. Baker, Palmetto.
District No. 6 — Frank Schaub, Bradenton.
District No. 11 — Joe E. Michael, Jr., Parrish.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — Raymond D. Ely, Palmetto.
District No. 6 — Henry W. Johnson, Bradenton.
District No. 11 — T. A. Hendry, Parrish.

MANATEE COUNTY ANTI MOSQUITO CONTROL BOARD

John N. McClure, Bradenton.
H. S. Moody, Bradenton.
H. B. Miller, Bradenton.

MARION

COUNTY SEAT OCALA

County Judge — D. R. Smith.

Sheriff— F. L. McGehee.

Clerk Circuit Court — John F. Nicholson.

County Assessor of Taxes — Ernest C. Nott.

Tax Collector — L. R. Bracken.

Superintendent of Public Instruction — N. Broward Lovell.

County Surveyor — Jack W. Jernigan.

Supervisor of Registration — Fannie R. Pasteur.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — W. L. Tomlinson, Ocala.
District No. 2— A. B. Folks, Ocala.
District No. 3 — Vernon Goin, Ocala.
District No. 4— Geo. W. Mullins, Ocala.
District No. 5— Juhus C. Martin, Ft. McCoy.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

George W. Newson, Ocala.
Beecher Beck, Ocala.
L. H. Marsh, Eureka.
John W. Selph, Ocala.
Key Scales, Jr., Weirsdale.

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 435

MARTIN
COUNTY SEAT STUART

County Judge — Harris Lowery, Jr.

Sheriff— Roy C. Baker.

Clerk Circuit Court — Mrs. Dorothy Pierce.

County Assessor of Taxes — A. C. Courson.

Tax Collector— L. C. Kickliter.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Thomas L. Crook.

Prosecuting Attorney — T. T. Oughterson.

Supervisor of Registration — Zola Blakeslee.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Seymour Gideon, Jensen Beach.
District No. 2 — Earl J. Ricou, Stuart.
District No. 3— E. J. Arnold, Hobe Sound.
District No. 4 — Chas. William Leighton, Stuart.
District No. 5— Guy F. Boyd, Stuart.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

T. R. Hellier, Jensen Beach.
Henry G. Kindred, Stuart.
Ted R. Chambers, Hobe Sound.
Frank DeStefano, Stuart.
O. D. Hataway, Indiantown.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 2 — James W. Pegram, Stuart.
District No. 4 — W. C. Caveny, Indiantown.

CONSTABLES

District No. 2 — Marvin H. Crowe, Hobe Sound.
District No. 4 — J. A. Dease, Indiantown,

FLORIDA INLAND NAVIGATION DISTRICT

(Martin County)
Stanley Kitching, Stuart.

MONROE

COUNTY SEAT KEY WEST

County Judge — Raymond R. Lord.
Sheriff — John M. Spottswood.

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Clerk Circuit Court — Earl R. Adams.

Clerk Criminal Court Record — Harry Dongo.

Judge Criminal Court Record — Thomas S. Caro.

Solicitor, Criminal Court Record — Allan B. Cleare, Jr.

Judge Juvenile Court — Eva Warner Gibson.

County Assessor of Taxes — Claude A. Gandolfo.

Tax Collector — Howard E. Wilson.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Horace O'Bryant.

Supervisor of Registration — William Billy Freeman.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Joe Allen, Key West.
District No. 2 — William A. Freeman, Jr., Key West.
District No. 3 — Clarence S. Higgs, Key West.
District No. 4 — Gerald Saunders, Key West.
District No. 5 — Harry Harris, Tavernier.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

William R. Warren, Jr., Key West.
Gerald H. Adams, Key West.
Keller Watson, Key West.
Glynn R. Archer, Key West.
Edney B. Parker, Tavernier.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — Ira Franklin Albury, Key West.
District No. 2 — Roy Hamlin, Key West.
District No. 3 — George J. Rawlings, Islamorada.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — Laura R. Johnson, Key West.
District No. 2 — Jose Espinosa, Key West.
District No. 3 — D. M. Andrew, Marathon.

MONROE COUNTY ANTI-MOSQUITO CONTROL DISTRICT

Edelmiro Morales, Key West.
Arthur W. Baker, Marathon.
Albert W. Moeller, Islamorada.

NASSAU

COUNTY SEAT FERNANDINA

County Judge — J. E. Weatherford.
Sheriff— H. J. Youngblood.

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Clerk Circuit Court— T. W. Brown.

County Assessor of Taxes — E. N. McKendree.

Tax CoUector— Ira W. Hall.

Superintendent Public Instruction — John T. Weisner.

Supervisor of Registration — Mrs. Marie B. Struss.

Judge Small Claims Court — E. V. Garcia.

County Surveyor — Hugh M. Thigpen.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — John T. Ferreira, Fernandina.
District No. 2— W. N. Galphin, Fernandina Beach.
District No. 3— H. S. McKendree, Yulee.
District No. 4— Kelly E. Walker, Hilliard.
District No. 5— W. M. Rowe, Hilliard.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

William H. Russell, Fernandina Beach.

Hubert N. Vanzant, Hilliard.

J. W. Higginbotham, Callahan.

B. T. O'Quinn, Fernandina Beach.

W. J. Murray, Fernandina Beach.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — Felton N. Moore, Yulee.
District No. 5 — Leon C. Hodges, Callahan.
District No. 6—1. T. Blake, Hilliard.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — Clements P. Rutishauser, Fernandina Beach.
District No. 5 — Haywood A. Dyal, Callahan.
District No. 6 — R. E. Johnson, Hilliard.

NASSAU GENERAL HOSPITAL

District 1 — J. M. Oxley, Fernandina Beach.

District 2 — Mrs. John W. McClane, Sr., Fernandina Beach.

District 3 — John W. Page, Yulee.

District 4— Mrs. F. C. Butler, Hilliard.

District 5— Mrs. T. B. Wells, Jr., Callahan.

OCEAN HIGHWAY AND PORT AUTHORITY

Group 1 — Harry D. Johnson, Fernandina Beach.
Group 2 — Ben Sorrensen, Fernandina Beach.
Group 3 — C. B. Ingram, Fernandina Beach.

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Group 4 — R. p. Jones, Fernandina Beach.
Group 5 — E. E. Lasserre, Fernandina Beach.

AMELIA ISLAND MOSQUITO CONTROL BOARD

A. C. Thompson, Jr., Fernandina Beach.
G. Ralph Wolff, Fernandina Beach.
Joseph F. Pope, Fernandina Beach.

OKALOOSA

COUNTY SEAT CRESTVIEW

County Judge — Wilbur F. Osborn.

Sheriff — Ray Wilson.

Clerk Circuit Court — Cecil L. Anchors.

County Assessor of Taxes — J. H. Vaughan.

Tax Collector — Cortez L. Campbell.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Lance C. Richbour^

Supervisor of Registration — Gladys V. Craig.

County Attorney — William D. Barrow.

Judge Small Claims Court — Harry Booth.

County Surveyor — Homer Keen.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1— C. L. Fleming, Laurel Hill.

District No. 2— Malachi King, Ft. Walton Beach.

District No. 3 — Grady Garrett, Crestview.

District No. 4 — L. Lunnie Barnes, Baker.

District No. 5 — Walter S. Spence, Niceville.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

S. W. Senterfitt, Laurel Hill.

J. E. Brunson, Destin.

I. P. Cadenhead, Crestview.

H. L. Hilton, Baker.

L. M. Phelps, Niceville.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — Ernest W. Campbell, Laurel Hill.
District No. 3— J. M. Garrett, Jr., Milligan.
District No. 6— Howard W. Gill, Ft. Walton Beach.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1— W. W. Sanders, Laurel Hill.

District No. 3 — J. D. Stricklin, Crestview.

District No. 6 — Carson Turlington, Ft. Walton Beach.

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OKEECHOBEE

COUNTY SEAT OKEECHOBEE

County Judge — C. E. Bryant, Jr.

Sheriff— J. C. McPherson.

Clerk Circuit Court — Haynes E. Williams.

County Assessor of Taxes — Robert La Martin.

Tax Collector — Athleon Alderman.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Omar L. Hunt.

Prosecuting Attorney — G. C. Durrance.

Supervisor of Registration — Nora Haskell Bachand.

County Surveyor — R. E. Willis.

Judge Small Claims Court — Otis Whitehurst.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Lee Hillis, Okeechobee.

District No. 2 — Irvin Register, Okeechobee.

District No. 3 — J. M. Hayes, Okeechobee.

District No. 4 — Clayton White, Okeechobee.

District No. 5 — Morise Thomas, Okeechobee.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Harle Williams, Okeechobee.
Hope L. Hendry, Okeechobee.
Enola H. Elledge, Okeechobee.
Hubert Harden, Okeechobee.
Dozier Smith, Okeechobee.

ORANGE

COUNTY SEAT ORLANDO

County Judge — Roger A. Barker.

Sheriff— J. D. Starr.

Clerk Circuit Court — Arthur W. Newell.

Clerk Criminal Court of Record — Charles E. Limpus.

Judge Criminal Court of Record — W. M. Murphy.

Solicitor Criminal Court of Record — Richard Cooper.

Judge Juvenile Court — Mrs. Mattie H. Farmer.

County Assessor of Taxes — Mrs. Helen Bennett.

Tax Collector — C. A. Cheesman.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Robert Earl Kipp.

County Surveyor — William C. Hart.

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Supervisor of Registration — Dixie P. Barber.
Judge Small Claims Court — Sylvan McElroy.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — James T. Cooper, Orlando.
District No. 2 — John H. Talton, Apopka.
District No. 3— A. D. Mims, Winter Garden.
District No. 4 — John T. Murdock, Jr., Orlando.
District No. 5— Jack W. McDowell, Winter Park.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Bethel B. Turner, Orlando.
Hermit E, Smith, Apopka.
William J. Taylor, Jr., Winter Park.
Robert N. Heintzelman, Orlando.
Brantley Burcham, Orlando.

ORANGE COUNTY BUDGET COMMISSION

District No. 1 — Floyd L. Land, Orlando.

District No. 2— Charles E. Wells, Apopka.

District No. 3 — W. F. Cappleman,Jr., Winter Garden.

District No. 4 — Ley H. Smith, Orlando.

District No. 5 — H. C. Buchanan, Winter Park.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1— E. G. Duckworth, Orlando.
District No. 2 — Johnie A. McLeod, Apopka.
District No. 3— C. M. Tucker, Winter Garden.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1— Melvin H. Wills, Orlando.
District No. 2 — Fred L. Risener, Apopka.
District No. 3 — Carl G. Sanders, Ocoee.

OSCEOLA

COUNTY SEAT KISSIMMEE

County Judge — O. P. Johnson.

Sheriff— Robert M. Buckels.

Clerk Circuit Court — Glenn Ray.

County Assessor of Taxes — Wade H. Lanier, Jr.

Tax Collector— W. E. Pound.

Superintendent Public Instruction — James C. Tyson.

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 441

Prosecuting Attorney — Phillip R. Kelly.
County Surveyor — William J. Johnston.
Supervisor of Registration — Dorothy Barber Purdy.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Oren Brown, Kissimmee.

District No. 2 — John J. Robertson, Kissimmee.

District No. 3 — Eugene Simmons, Kissimmee.

District No. 4 — Leon E. Godwin, St. Cloud.

District No. 5 — L. J. Harvey, Kenansville.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Clyde E. Story, Kissimmee.
Ralph Yates, Kissimmee.
Dan Armstrong, St. Cloud.
Louise Hettinger, St. Cloud.
George Kempfer, Deer Park.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — W. Paul Riggs, Kissimmee.
District No. 2— James E. Mozley, St. Cloud.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — Mack McClain, Kissimmee.
District No. 2— Geo. B. Jeffers, St. Cloud.

PALM BEACH

COUNTY SEAT WEST PALM BEACH

County Judge — Richard P. Robbins.

Sheriff— J. F. Kirk.

Clerk Circuit Court — J. Alex Arnette.

Clerk Criminal Court Record — J. Louie Carter.

Judge Criminal Court Record — Edw. G. Newell.

Solicitor Criminal Court Record — Charles A. Nugent, Jr.

County Assessor of Taxes — James M. Owens, Jr.

Tax Collector — Stetson O. Sproul.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Howell L. Watkins.

Supervisor of Registration — DeWitt Upthegrove.

Judge Small Claims Court — F. A. Currie.

County Surveyor — C. Fred Devel.

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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1— Kenneth P. Foster, West Palm Beach.
District No. 2— Lake Lytal, West Palm Beach.
District No. 3— Roy E. Michael, Jr., Lake Worth.
District No. 4 — Ben F. Sundy, Delray Beach.
District No. 5 — Paul Rardin, Canal Point.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Thurmond W. Knight, Pahokee.
Robert R. Horner, Palm Beach.
Elizabeth Hand, Delray Beach.
Henry O. Earwood, Belle Glade.
Ralph H. Kettler, West Palm Beach.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — Alfred Weeks, Jupiter.

District No. 2— Kenneth R. Nix, Lake Park.

District No. 3— Robert H. Eaves, West Palm Beach.

District No. 4 — Robert C. Johnson, Lake Worth.

District No. 6 — Martin M. Kellenberger, Delray Beach.

District No. 7 — Robert T. Bardin, Canal Point.

District No. 8 — Joseph R. Cherry, Belle Glade.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — Glynn E. Mayo, Jupiter.

District No. 2 — Eugene H. Pulch, Lake Park.

District No. 3 — Hugh Anderson, West Palm Beach.

District No. 4 — Thomas K. Evans, Lake Worth.

District No. 6 — W. B. Wheeler, Delray Beach.

District No. 7 — Francis W. Cross, Canal Point.

District No. 8— Buford F. Prescott, Belle Glade.

PORT COMMISSIONERS FOR THE PORT OF PALM BEACH

C. Markam Langham, Palm Beach.
Gleason N. Stambaugh, West Palm Beach.
Billy B. Burns, West Palm Beach.

JUPITER INLET DISTRICT

Roy S. Rood, Jupiter.
Robert F. Kleiser, Jupiter.
Benjamin H. Rigg, Jupiter.

OF THE STATE OP FLORIDA 443

FLORIDA INLAND NAVIGATION DISTRICT

(Pahn Beach County)
Gleason N. Stambaugh, West Palm Beach.

PASCO

COUNTY SEAT DADE CITY

County Judge — A. J. Hayward, Jr.

Sheriff — F. L. Bessenger.

Clerk Circuit Court — Stanley C. Burnside.

County Assessor of Taxes — J. Ed Bryant.

Tax Collector — Cecil L. Smith.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Chester Ward Taylor, Jr.

Supervisor of Registraton — Mrs. Dove C. Falls.

Prosecuting Attorney — Gene H. Anvil.

Judge Small Claims Court — Eric E. Wagner.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Kenneth Smith, Dade City.

District No. 2~0tis A. Allen, Zephyrhills.

District No. 3 — Milton E. Godwin, Land-O-Lakes.

District No. 4 — A. H. Schrader, San Antonio.

District No. 5 — Arthur H. Stevens, New Port Richey.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Charles F. Touchton, Jr., Dade City.

Margaretta C. Witt, Zephyrhills.

Carl Edward Hatcher, New Port Richey.

C. P. McCabe, San Antonio.

E. H. Kirkland, Lutz.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — George E. Henry, Dade City.
District No. 2 — D. A. Dowling, New Port Richey.
District No. 3 — J. G. O'Berry, Lacoochee.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — Paul Conner, Dade City.

District No. 2 — Joseph J. Fraddosio, New Port Richey.

District No. 3 — Jesse E. Stanley, Lacoochee.

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WEST PASCO COUNTY MOSQUITO CONTROL DISTRICT

W. P. Stone, Port Richey.
Dean F. Cox, Port Richey.
E. F. Swartzel, Elfers.

PINELLAS

COUNTY SEAT CLEARWATER

County Judge — Jack F. White.
County Judge — (Additional) — Richard A. Miller.
Sheriff — Sid M. Saunders.
Clerk Circuit Court — Avery W. Gilkerson.
County Assessor of Taxes — H. H. Sterling.
Tax Collector— L. W. Lambert.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Floyd T. Christian.
Prosecuting Attorney — Royce L. Kilpatrick.
Supervisor of Registration — Wilda J. Cook.
County Surveyor — Kenneth A. Brunner.

Judge of the Civil and Criminal Court of Record — Joseph P.
McNulty.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Edward H. LaVoie, St. Petersburg.
Distirct No. 2 — Frank R. Hoercher, St. Petersburg.
District No. 3 — Charles R. Fisher, Clearwater Beach.
District No. 4 — Evan R. Jenkins, St. Petersburg.
District No. 5 — R. Hosey Wick, St. Petersburg.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Frances Belcher, Clearwater.

Charles E. Hellman, Jr., St. Petersburg.

Justin J. Albaugh, St. Petersburg.

Elwyn C. Vevier, Clearwater.

A. Franklin Green, St. Petersburg.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — Robert J. Pauley, St. Petersburg.

District No. 2 — Ray E. Ulmer, Clearwater.

District No. 3 — Julius L. Adams, Safety Harbor.

District No. 4 — J. S. Register, Tarpon Springs.

District No. 5 — Clyde M. Kissinger, St. Petersburg.

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 445

CONSTABLES

District No. 1— Earl D. Hitchins, St. Petersburg.

District No. 2 — George D. Massey, Clearwater,

District No. 3 — Percy P. Vasbinder, Clearwater.

District No. 4 — Walter H. Carey, Tarpon Springs.

District No. 5 — Douglas A. Rodenbaugh, Madeira Beach.

INDIAN ROCKS SPECIAL FIRE CONTROL DISTRICT

William T. Jones, Indian Rocks Beach.
W. E. Luce, Indian Rocks Road.
Charles M. Baldwin, Indian Rocks Beach.
Frank O. Acton, Indian Rocks Beach.
James A. Roessler, Indian Rocks Beach.

PINELLAS COUNTY ANTI MOSQUITO CONTROL DISTRICT

Claude Strickland, St. Petersburg.
Arthur Nelson Cutler, St. Petersburg.
Margaret Stockinger, St. Petersburg.

PINELLAS COUNTY BUDGET COMMISSION

District No. 1 — Thomas E. McLean, St. Petersburg.

District No. 2— S. W. Adolfsen, Pinellas Park.

District No. 3 — Thomas L. Smith, Clearwater.

District No. 4 — Dr. Edwin C. Sproc, St. Petersburg.

District No. 5— Stanley Hatfield, St. Petersburg.

POLK

COUNTY SEAT BARTOW

County Judge — Chester M. Wiggins.
Sheriff — Hagan Parrish.
Clerk Circuit Court — D. H. Sloan, Jr.
Clerk Criminal Court — Robert Haslett.
Judge Criminal Court Record — Roy H. Amidon.
Solicitor Criminal Court Record — Clifton Kelly.
County Assessor of Taxes — John B. White.
Tax Collector — Ray C. Clements.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Claude M. Harden, Sr.
County Surveyor — F. T. Oiler.
Supervisor of Registration — Hugh E. Carlton.
Judge of the Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court — G.
Bowdon Hunt.

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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1— Roy P. Gladney, Mulberry.
District No. 2-^ulian C. Durrance, Ft. Meade.
District No. 3 — Eugene A. Laurent, Bartow.
District No. 4— John B. Thornhill, Jr., Winter Haven.
District No. 5 — Aldine Combee, Lakeland.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Gussie Sullivan, Frostproof.
Hugh M. Wear, Bartow.
F. G. Garner, Winter Haven.
P. M. Fussell, Polk City.
Frank W. Myers, Lakeland.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — George T. Harned, Mulberry.
District No. 2 — Henry Mitchell, Frostproof.
District No. 3 — Frank C. Stanley, Auburndale.
District No. 4 — Walter G. Bell, Winter Haven.
District No. 5 — J. Tom Watson, Lakeland.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — Pick Sansom, Sr.
District No. 2— Harry E. Godwin, Ft. Meade.
District No. 3— W. H. Mock, Bartow.
District No. 4 — Grady Mattox, Winter Haven.
District No. 5 — Monroe Brannen, Lakeland.

BUDGET COMMISSION

District No. 1 — Arthur M. Pickard, Lakeland.
District No. 2— James W. Blanton, Ft. Meade.
District No. 3 — James E. Monroe, Eagle Lake.
District No. 4 — E. L. Jones, Winter Haven.
District No. 5 — James R. West, Lakeland.

PUTNAM

COUNTY SEAT PALATKA

County Judge — Wm. E. Warren.
Sheriff— E. W. Pellicer.
Clerk Circuit Court— A. W. Nichols, Jr.
County Assessor of Taxes — Louis Tenney.

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Tax Collector— G. D. Bogue.

Superintendent Public Instruction — William Thomas.

County Surveyor — S. H, Fortune.

Supervisor of Registration — Mrs. Jessie T. Carswell.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1— T. C. Douglas, Welaka.

District No. 2 — Frank Sapp, Palatka.

District No. 3 — Louis Broer, East Palatka.

District No. 4— R. B. Lilly, Florahome.

District No. 5— Woodrow W. Tilton, Palatka.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Edward L. Preston, Crescent City.

W. H. Beasley, Palatka.

W. L. Johntry, Johnson.

W. W. (Bill) Stockton, Palatka.

Kelley Smith, Palatka.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — J. Mann Jackson, Crescent City.
District No. 8— C. R. Kemp, Palatka.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — Leslie B. Pigue, Crescent City.
District No. 8— C. M. Livingston, Palatka.

ST. JOHNS

COUNTY SEAT — ST. AUGUSTINE

County Judge — Chas. C. Mathis, Jr.

Sheriff — L. O. Davis, Jr.

Clerk Circuit Court — Hiram Faver.

County Assessor of Taxes — R. H. Mattox.

Tax Collector — Raymond Hill.

Superintendent Public Instruction — W. Douglas Hartley.

Supervisor of Registration — Mrs. T. F. EUzey.

Judge Small Claims Court — Robert A. Andreu.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Edgar L. Cooksey, St. Augustine.
District No. 2— W. E. Byrd, Elkton.
District No. 3 — George M. Beach, Hastings.

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District No. 4— G. R. Wiles, St. Augustine.
District No. 5 — Dan F. Mickler, St. Augustine.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Earl W. Bussey, St. Augustine.
George C. Hopkins, Jr., St. Augustine.
Clyde P. Smith, Hastings.
O. A. AUbritton, St. Augustine.
Robert C. Neat, St. Augustine.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 9— M. A. Pellicer, St. Augustine.
District No. 11 — Harry F. Pellicer, Hastings.

CONSTABLES

District No. 9 — Van B. Lindsey, St. Augustine.
District No. 11 — Merrill R. Greene, Hastings.

COMMISSIONERS, ANASTASIA MOSQUITO CONTROL DISTRICT

Ralph C. Waterhouse, St. Augustine.

E. E. Coonrod, St. Augustine.

S. Raymond Cafaro, St. Augustine.

FLORIDA INLAND NAVIGATION DISTRICT

(St. Johns County)
Milton E. Bacon, St. Augustine.

ST. AUGUSTINE PORT, WATER AND BEACH DISTRICT

Frank F. Harrold, St. Augustine.
L. C. Ringhaver, St. Augustine.
W. Irvine Drysdale, St. Augustine.

ST. LUCIE

COUNTY SEAT FT. PIERCE

County Judge — Flem C. Dame.

Sheriff— J. R. Norvell.

Clerk Circuit Court— W. C. Baggett.

County Assessor of Taxes — Calvin P. Poppell.

Tax Collector — Curtis M. James

Superintendent Public Instruction — Ben L. Bryan.

Prosecuting Attorney — B. A. Bittan, Jr.

Supervisor of Registration — Elizabeth Summerlin.

Surveyor — James Whitice.

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 449

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — B. Y. Free, Ft. Pierce.
District No. 2 — Harry J. Kicliter, Ft. Pierce.
District No. 3 — N. W. Jorgenson, Ft. Pierce.
District No. 4 — Douglas Silver, Ft. Pierce.
District No. 5— J. D. Nelson, Ft. Pierce.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF INSTRUCTION

H. T. Hammer, Fort Pierce.
E. C. Collins, Fort Pierce.
M. Kirby Hayes, Fort Pierce.
Jack King, Fort Pierce.
Clyde W. Cato, Fort Pierce.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — George William Futch, Ft. Pierce.
District No. 2— E. P. DeFriest, Ft. Pierce.

CONSTABLES

District No. 2— S. E. Richardson, Ft. Pierce.

FLORIDA INLAND NAVIGATION DISTRICT

(St. Lucie County)
James J. Barnes, Jensen Beach.

SANTA ROSA

COUNTY SEAT MILTON

County Judge— Mahlon C. McCall.

Sheriff — Bart D. Broxton.

Clerk Circuit Court — Ray C. Helms.

County Assessor of Taxes — R. Glenn Gibson.

Tax Collector — Archie Glover.

Superintendent of Public Instruction — Radford M. Locklin.

Supervisor of Registration — Bobby Jack Rivenbark.

County Attorney — W. D. Robertson.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1— Albert Golden, Milton.
District No. 2— Joe T. Allen, Sr., Milton.
District No. 3 — Richard Finlay, Jay.
District No. 4— Wilson Whitfield, Milton.
District No. 5— Clifford Wilson, Harold.

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MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Haywood Hannah, Jr., Milton.
Macon Wise, Jay.
Irwin B. Lewis, Milton.
Lee Brown, Bagdad.
B. E. Hudson, Milton.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1— Thomas S. Maddox, Milton.
District No, 2— Harold W. Black, Bagdad.
District No. 3 — J. L. Abbott, Jay.
District No. 4 — E. L. Bonifay, Gulf Breeze.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1— Chas. F. Perkins, Milton.

District No. 2 — Aubrey Martin, Bagdad.

District No. 3— C. L. Edeker, Jay.

District No. 4 — Harvey Parker, Harold.

District No. 5— E. J. Hardy, Milton.

SARASOTA

COUNTY SEAT — SARASOTA

County Judge — John D. Justice.

Sheriff — Ross E. Boyer.

Clerk Circuit Court— W. A. (Bill) Wynne.

County Assessor of Taxes — Glover E. Ashby.

Tax Collector — Charlie Hagerman.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Carl C. Strode.

Prosecuting Attorney — Lamar B. Dozier.

Supervisor of Registration — Virginia H. Meade.

Judge Small Claims Court — C. J. Wiersteiner, Sarasota.

County Surveyor — J. B. Mosby.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Edward F. McCann, Sarasota.

District No. 2 — Albert D. Corson, Sarasota.

District No. 3 — James D. Neville, Sarasota.

District No. 4 — Gustin M. Nelson, Sarasota.

District No. 5 — Glenn E. Potter, Sarasota.

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MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Guy L. Langer, Sarasota.
Philip H. Hiss, Sarasota.
Donald L. Johns, Sarasota.
Barbara Parker Ingram, Sarasota.
Mrs. Laurence E. Loper, Sarasota.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — George S. Fosler, Sarasota.
District No. 2 — R. W. Thompson, Laurel.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — Edward A. Perpente, Sarasota.
District No. 2 — R. Bruce Rigby, Nokomis.

SARASOTA COUNTY HOSPITAL BOARD

Benton W. Powell, Sarasota.
Hoke S. Bowden, Venice.
John F. Burket, Jr., Sarasota.
Emmet Addy, Sarasota.
P. B. Huguenin, Sarasota.
Lota Mundy, Venice.
Harold Glascock, Sarasota.
Arnold J. Funk, Sarasota.
Annette D. Gilbert, Sarasota.

SEMINOLE

COUNTY SEAT — SANFORD

County Judge — Ernest Housholder.

Sheriff— J. L. Hobby.

Clerk Circuit Court — O. P. Herndon.

County Assessor of Taxes — Mary E. Earle.

Tax Collector — John L. Galloway.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Raburn T. Milwee,

Sanford.
Prosecuting Attorney — Karlyle Housholder.
Supervisor of Registration — Mrs. Camilla D. Bruce.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — John Krieder, Sanford.
District No. 2 — Fred A. Dyson, Sanford.

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District No. 3 — W. L. Swofford, Altamonte Springs.
District No. 4— B. C. Dodd, Sanford.
District No. 5 — Homer Little, Sanford.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

John L. Brumley, Sanford.
J. A. Bistline, Langwood.
L. E. Jordan, Oviedo.
Charles F. Harrison, Geneva.
W. A. Patrick, Sanford.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 3 — Theo Aulin, Oviedo.
District No. 4 — W. Hugh Duncan, Sanford.
District No. 6 — Homer Sewell, Altamonte Springs.

CONSTABLES

District No. 3 — George A. Kelsey, Oviedo.
District No. 4 — J. Q. Galloway, Sanford.
District No. 6 — William Alfred Lewis, Longwood.

SUMTER

COUNTY SEAT BUSHNELL

County Judge — P. B. Howell.

Sheriff— M. H. Bowman.

Clerk Circuit Court — C. Burton Marsh.

County Assessor of Taxes — Inman Wheeler.

Tax Collector — Curtis Beville.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Herbert Simmons.

County — Surveyor — Truby W. Hunt.

Prosecuting Attorney — James W. West.

Supervisor of Registration — S. N. Graham, Sr,

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Boyd W. Caruthers, Oxford.
District No. 2 — LeRoy Smith, Coleman.
District No. 3 — A. D. Palmer, Wildwood.
District No. 4 — Joe Hamilton, Bushnell.
District No. 5 — Melvin Carlton, Webster.

OF THE STATE OP FLORIDA 453

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Willard Peebles, Wildwood.
Carl L. Binger, Bushnell.
Jack Drawdy, Webster.
E. R. Smith, Coleman.
Roy H. Caruthers, Oxford.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 3— A. M. Barlow, Wildwood.
District No. 4 — Donald E. Fussell, Bushnell.
District No. 9 — B. H. Stone, Coleman.

CONSTABLES

District No. 3— C. C. Spurling, Wildwood.
District No. 4 — Sterling Giddens, Bushnell.
District No. 5 — Robert Fussell, Webster.
District No. 9 — Cecil Partridge, Coleman.

SUWANNEE

COUNTY SEAT — LIVE OAK

County Judge — J. M. Hearn.

Sheriff — Hugh Lewis.

Clerk Circuit Court — John H. Rowland, Jr.

County Assessor of Taxes — Wm. Hubbard Gray.

Tax Collector — Lavaughn H. Greene.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Rees Mills.

Supervisor of Registration — Jack M. Cross, Sr.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Laure B. Roberson, Live Oak.
District No. 2— Rudolph V. Scott, Live Oak.
District No. 3 — Joe A. Boatright, Live Oak.
District No. 4 — Leon A. Avery, Pine Mount.
District No. 5 — James Sanchez, Branford.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

John S. Flood, Live Oak.
Henry Vann, Live Oak.
V. V. Brim, Live Oak.
Otto Dickman, Sr., Live Oak.
Thonis Barnett, O'Brien.

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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1— Joseph T. Futch, Live Oak.
District No. 3— T. J. McKeithen, Wellborn.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — George L. Knight, Live Oak.
District No. 2 — Woodrow Ellison, Live Oak.
District No. 3 — Charles W. Johnson, Wellborn.
District No. 4— L. D. O'Steen, Wellborn.

TAYLOR

COUNTY SEAT — PERRY

County Judge — Byron Butler.

Sheriff — Maurice S. Linton.

Clerk Circuit Court — Felix A. Parker.

County Assessor of Taxes — A. J. Ezell.

Tax Collector — Odis Murphy.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Alton H. Wentworth.

Supervisor of Registration — Mrs. Wiley Lee.

Judge Small Claims Court— J. F. McCall.

County Surveyor — R. H. Woods.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1— E. J. Tedder, Perry.

District No. 2— W. H. King, Perry.

District No. 3 — J. J. Morgan, Perry.

District No. 4 — C. A. Lewis, Shady Grove.

District No. 5 — Johnnie Livingston, Perry.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Walter D. Poppell, Perry.
Norman C. Hendry, Perry.
J. O. English, Shady Grove.
J. Louie Adams, Perry.
S. S. Agner, Perry.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 1 — E. T. Underwood, Perry.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — Henry Sauls, Perry.
District No. 3— J. T. Bodiford. Steinhatchee.

OP THE STATE OF FLORIDA 455

UNION
COUNTY SEAT — LAKE BUTLER

County Judge — S. B. Brooks.

Sheriff— John H. Whitehead.

Clerk Circuit Court — Robert A. Driggers.

County Assessor of Taxes — Marcus Howard.

Tax Collector — R. R. Pearce.

Superintendent Public Instruction — T. Shephard Thomas.

Supervisor of Registration — Beatrice Courson.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — Dana Duke, Lake Butler.
District No. 2 — Orin Reddish, Raiford.
District No. 3— S. M. Brown, Lake Butler.
District No. 4 — J. R. Bielling, Jr., Lulu.
District No. 5 — Fred Thomas, Lulu.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

T. J. Dukes, Lake Butler.
W. B. Bloodworth, Lake Butler.
A. Everett Crawford, Lake Butler.
Silas Crawford, Lake Butler.
M. M. Loadholtz, Lake Butler.

VOLUSIA

COUNTY SEAT — DELAND

County Judge — Thomas N. Tappy.

Sheriff— Rodney B. Thursby.

Clerk Circuit Court — Jess Mathas.

County Assessor of Taxes — Warren Jackson.

Tax Collector— Mrs. Cornelia S. Paul.

Superintendent Public Instruction — John H. Smiley.

County Surveyor — Hugh F. Duval.

Supervisor of Registration — Katherine S. Odham.

Judge Small Claims Court — James T. Nelson.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1— S. E. Stone, DeLand.

District No. 2 — Ralph W. Richards, Daytona Beach,

456 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

District No. 3 — Grady Williamson, Daytona Beach.
District No. 4 — U. W. Cunningham, Daytona Beach.
District No. 5 — Harris M. Saxon, New Smyrna.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

John F. McCallum, DeLand.
Jas. L. Dixon, Daytona Beach.
Anne D. Cox, New Smyrna Beach.
Jeanne M. Goddard, Daytona Beach.
Monso Tatum, DeLand.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 2— Charles M. Everett, DeBary.

District No. 4— Wallace R. Smith, DeLand.

District No. 5 — James Oliver Taylor, Pierson.

District No. 6 — L. R. Scaffe, DeLeon Springs.

District No. 7 — A. J. Bennett, Ormond Beach.

District No. 8 — J. C. Beard, Daytona Beach.

District No. 9 — Henry Nagel, Port Orange.

District No. 10 — Robert H. Matthews, New Smyrna Beach.

District No. 11— E. W. Prevatt, Seville.

District No. 12 — Anthony J. Grezik, Daytona Beach.

District No. 14 — Edward Webb, Orange City.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — Irving Veino, Jr., Osteen.

District No. 2 — Oscar D. Papineau, DeBary.

District No. 4— W. M. Slaughter, DeLand.

District No. 5 — Harold L. Carlisle, Pierson.

District No. 6 — M. C. Bessinger, DeLeon Springs.

District No. 7 — Edward A. Marosites, Ormond.

District No. 8 — J. T. Kenchen, Daytona Beach.

District No. 9 — Roy C. Clifton, Port Orange.

District No. 10— F. R. Galbreath, New Smyrna Beach.

District No. 11 — Thomas S. Loadholtz, Seville.

District No. 12— Otis L. McCollough, Daytona Beach.

District No. 14 — Alva T. Hayman, Orange City.

MEMBER FLORIDA INLAND NAVIGATION DISTRICT

U. W. Cunningham, Daytona Beach.

OP THE STATE OP FLORIDA 457

COMMISSIONERS OF THE NORTH ORMOND PENINSULAR ZONING

DISTRICT

Elmer E. Farrington, Ormond Beach.
Harry W. Galer, Ormond Beach.
Frederick A. Hamilton, Ormond Beach.
Charles P. Tracy, Ormond Beach.

COMMISSIONERS OF THE SOUTH PENINSULA ZONING DISTRICT

John M. Dach, Daytona Beach.
Walter C. Newcomb, Daytona Beach.
J. Frank Isaac, Daytona Beach.
Walter E. Foster, Daytona Beach.

EAST VOLUSIA COUNTY ANTI- MOSQUITO DISTRICT

M. F. Ellinor, Ormond Beach.

WAKULLA

COUNTY SEAT — CRAWFORDVILLE

County Judge — George L. Harper.

Sheriff— W. R. Taff.

Clerk Circuit Court — D. Moody Pearce.

County Assessor of Taxes — Julius Duggar.

Tax Collector— J. M. Gwinn.

Superintendent Public Instruction — C. L. Townsend.

Supervisor of Registration — Newman R. Harper.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1 — J. D. Turner, Crav^ordville.
District No. 2 — Ralph Strickland, Tallahassee.
District No. 3 — Sam W. Smith, Craw^fordville.
District No. 4 — Willard Carter, Crawfordville.
District No. 5 — D. L. Strickland, Sopchoppy.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Kenneth Roberts, St. Marks.
A. L. Gowdy, Tallahassee.
LeRoy R. Harvey, Crawfordville.
James G. Taylor, Panacea.
S. W. Revell, Sopchoppy.

458 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OP STATE

WALTON
COUNTY SEAT DE FUNIAK SPRINGS

County Judge — Joe Dan Trotman.

Sheriff— Curtis R. Miller.

Clerk Circuit Court — E. Leo Andrews.

County Assessor of Taxes — J. Will Kelly.

Tax Collector — Alton Renfroe.

Superintendent Public Instruction — Grey Wilson.

County Surveyor — Garland Edwards.

Supervisor of Registration — Alton Renfroe, Ex-Officio.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1— G. A. McLeod, Red Bay.

District No. 2 — Odell Thompson, Darlington.

District No. 3 — Hubert Bell, DeFuniak Springs.

District No. 4 — Coy Burgess, DeFuniak Springs.

District No. 5 — Albert B. Gavin, Freeport.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Howard H. Griffith, DeFuniak Springs.
Hewitt Lindsey, DeFuniak Springs.
Cortez Cadenhead, Freeport.
Hubert R. Adkinson, DeFuniak Springs.
Tom Weeks, Darlington.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

District No. 2 — Forest N. Campbell, Lakewood.

District No. 4 — George Dandelakis, DeFuniak Springs.

District No. 5 — Rupert R. Ray, Ponce de Leon.

District No. 6 — Festus Pippin, Freeport.

District No. 8 — C. G. Crate, Santa Rosa.

District No. 10 — D. M. Sweeney, Mossy Head.

CONSTABLES

District No. 1 — Charles Beck, Darlington.

District No. 2 — John Perkins, Laurel Hill.

District No. 4 — Clayton Davis, DeFuniak Springs.

District No. 5 — Gehew H. Linton, Ponce de Leon.

District No. 6 — Loyce Virgil Senterfitt, Freeport.

District No. 8 — Vincent F. Germanese, Santa Rosa Beach.

OP THE STATE OF FLORIDA 459

District No. 9— Seth M. Carroll, Point Washington.
District No. 10— W. T. Cox, Mossy Head.

WASHINGTON

COUNTY SEAT CHIPLEY

County Judge — Fred T. Bennett.

Sheriff — George Watts, Jr.

Clerk Circuit Court — Loran L. Cook.

County Assessor of Taxes — Bedie Owen.

Tax Collector — H. W. Varnuni.

Superintendent Public Instruction — William T. McFatter, Jr.

Supervisor of Registration — Bryan Register.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

District No. 1— Walter T. Cook, Vernon.

District No. 2 — Otley Johnson, Chipley.

District No. 3 — David J. Cook, Vernon.

District No. 4 — Clayton Bush, Chipley.

District No. 5 — Leslie Roberts, Chipley.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

W. G. Mercer, Wausau.
J. A. Douglas, Chipley.
C. H. Brock, Bonifay.
J. E. Haddock, Vernon.
Leon R. Cox, Chipley.

INDEX

A

Accountancy, State Board of 59

Adjutant General 82

Administration, Board of „ 55

Advisory Council on Education 69

Advisory Hospital Council 75

Agricultural Marketing Board 55

Alcoholics, Advisory Council for the Rehabilitation of 59

APPENDIX (County Officers 1957 - 1961) 401-459

Apprenticeship Council of the Florida Industrial Commission 75

Architects, Registered by Florida State Board of Architecture.... 221

Assistant State Attorneys 33

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company, Special Officers 88

Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission 79

Attorneys, Assistant State 33

Attorneys, County 45

Attorneys, State 31

Attorneys, Prosecuting 44

Architecture, State Board of _. .. 59'

Auditor, State 60

Automobile Cases Against Non-Resident Operators 228

Avocado and Lime Commission, Florida 60

Barbers' Sanitary Commission 60

Basic Sciences, State Board of Examiners in the 61

Beauty Culture, State Board of 61

Beverage Department, Director of the State 61

Blind, Florida Council for the 61

Brigadier General of the Line — 48th Inf 82

Brigadier General of the Line — 51st Infantry 82

Budget Commission 55

Budget Director 62

Business Agents Licensed (Labor Unions) 303

C

Cabinet, Governor's 56

Canvassing Board, State .- 55

Central and Southern Florida Flood Control District, Govern-
ing Board of the 62

Chemist, Assistant State ~ 63

Chemist, State 62

Children's Commission, Florida 63

Children's Commission, Florida Crippled 67

Chiropody Examiners, State Board of 64

Chiropractic Eicaminers, State Board of 64

Circuit Court Calendar - 16

Circuit Judges 27

Citizens Tax Council, Florida -— 64

Citrus Commission, Florida 65

Civil Courts of Record

Dade County 25

Duval County - 25

461

Civil and Criminal Court of Record

Pinellas County 26, 38

Commission for the Promotion of Uniformity of Legislation ........ ' 93

Commissioners of Deeds for Florida 68

Commissioners of State Institutions, Board of ...'^'...!!!.!!!r.!!^!^ 55

Congress, Representatives in "....".'. 14

Congressional Districts """ 12

Conservation Board " 55

Conservation, Director of the State Board of !!".'!.. 66

Control, State Board of !.!!!"!"!!!!! 67

Council on Mental Health in Florida ....."!........ 80

County Attorneys """'.'"".' 45

County Officers (whose terms expire 1st Tuesday after 1st
Monday in January 1957 and County Commissioners and
Members of the Board of Public Instruction whose terms
expire 1st Tuesday after 1st Monday in January 1957 and

1959 and County appointive Offices) 107-208

County Officers (Appendix) (Whose terms expire 1st Tuesday
after 1st Monday in January 1961, County Commissioners
and Members of the Board of Public Instruction whose
terms expire 1st Tuesday after 1st Monday in January

1959 and 1961.) 401-459

Court of Crimes, Judges 38

Dade 25

Broward 26

Court of Record

Escambia 26,39

Juvenile Division of the Court of Record of Escambia County 26

Court Reporters, Official 36

Counties — Population 53

Criminal Courts of Record 24

Judges 39

Clerks 42

Solicitors 43

Crippled Children's Commission, Florida 67

D

Death WaiTants 261

Deeds, Commissioners of 68

Dental Examiners, State Board of 68

Development Commission, Florida 68

Dispensing Opticians, Board of 83

Drainage Commissioners 56

E

Education, Advisory Council on 69

Education, Board of 56

Election Returns — General Election 1956 367

Election Returns — Primary Elections 1956 330

Engineer Examiners, State Board of 70

Everglades Drainage District 70

Everglades Fire Control District 70

F

Fire College, Florida State 71

Florida East Coast, Special Officers 91

Florida National Guard Commissions 210

Forest Fire Protection Compact, Advisory Committee, South-
eastern Interstate 88

Forestry, Florida Board of 71

462

Forestry, Florida Board of — Special Officers 71

Florida Inland Navigation District 72

Florida Keys Aqueduct Commission 73

Florida Ship Canal Navigation District 88

Funeral Directors and Embalmers, State Board of 73

G

Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission 74

General Election Returns 367

Governor and Cabinet 1955-1956 6

Governor and Cabinet 1957-1961 393

Governors of Florida 5

Gulf States Marine Fisheries Commission 79

H

Hospital Council, Advisory 75

Hotel and Restaurant Commissioner 75

Housing Board 56

Industrial Commission, Florida 75

Industrial Commission, State Apprentice Council of the Florida.. 75

Inland Navigation District, Florida 72

Inter American Center Authority 76

Internal Improvement Fund, Board of Ti'ustees of 56

Investment Securities and Trust Companies, Board Fixing

Values of 56

J

Judicial Circuits 27

Judicial Council of Florida 77

Justices of the Supreme Court 15

Juvenile Courts, Judges 26, 38

Juvenile Division of the Court of Record, Escambia County 26

K

Keys Aqueduct Commission, Florida 73

L

L & N Railroad Company, Special Officers 91

Labor Business Agents Licensing Board 57

Labor Union Business Agents 303

Law Examiners, State Board of 78

Letter of Transmittal 8

Library Board, State "^8

Livestock Board, Florida 78

M

Marketing Commissioner, State 79

Massage, Florida Board of 80

Medical Examiners, State Board of 80

Mental Health in Florida, Council On 80

Merit System, Personnel Board 57

Milk Commission 81

Motor Vehicle Commissioner 82

N

National Guard Commissions 210

National Guard Officers 82

Naturopathic Examiners, State Board of 82

Nurse Registration and Nursing Education, Florida State Board

of 82

463

a

Oklawaha Basin Recreation and Water Conservation and Con-
trol Authority 83

Optometry, Florida State Board of 84

Osteopathic Medical Examiners, State Board of 84

Overseas Road and Toll Bridge District 83

P

Pardons, Board of 57

Parks and Historic Memorials, State Board of 84

Parole Commission, Florida 84

Pensions, Board of (Confederate) 57

Pest Control Board, Structm'al 92

Pharmacy, Florida Board of 85

Plant Board, State 57

Population, Counties 53

Primary Election Returns — 1956 330

Prosecuting Attorneys 44

Public Safety, Department of 57

Public Welfare, State Department of 95

Purchasing Council 58

R

Racing Commission, State 86

Railroad and Public Utilities Commission 86

Railway Express Agency, Special Officers 92

Real Estate Commission, Florida 87

Registered Voters, General Election — 1956 365

Registered Voters, Pi'imary Election — 1956 325

Representatives in Congi'ess 14

Representatives, State — 1955 49

Representatives, State — 1957 395

Requisitions 261

Road Board, State 87

S

Seaboard Air Line Railroad Company, Special Officers 90

Secretaries of State 7

Securities Commission 58

Senators, State — 1955 ~ 48

Senators, State — 1957 394

Senators, U. S 14

Senatorial Districts 46

Ship Canal Navigation District, Florida 88

Small Claims Courts, Judges 39

State Attorneys 31

Social Welfare, District Boards of 95

Soil Conservation Board, State 88

Southeastern Interstate Forest Fire Protection Compact — Ad-
visory Committee 88

Southern Railway Company, Special Officers 92

Special Officers —

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company 88

Florida East Coast Railroad Company 91

Florida Board of Forestry 71

L. & N. Railroad Company 91

Railway Express Agency 92

Seaboard Air Line Railroad Company 90

Southern Railway Company 92

State Institutions, Board of Commissioners of 55

464

state Representatives — 1955 _ 49

State Representatives — 1957 395

State Senators — 1955 43

State Senators — 1957 394

Statement of Monies Received 11

Structui'al Pest Control Board „ _... 92

Supreme Coui't, Justices of the 15

Surety Companies, Board for Supervision and regulation of

Form of Bond of 58

T

Tax Commission, Direct 58

Tax Council, Florida Citizens 64

Trade Marks, Registered 262

Tuberculosis Board, State _ _ 92

Turnpike Authority, Florida State 93

U

U. S. Senators _ 14

Uniformity of Legislation, Commission for the Promotion of .... 93

V

Veterans' Affairs, Department of 94

Veterinary Examiners, State Board of 94

Vocational Education, Board of 58

W

Water Resources Study Commission 94

Welfare, District Boards of Social 95

Welfare, State Department of Public 95

465