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7 N.C. B. 1 (1960)

handle is hein.barjournals/ncsbarq0007 and id is 1 raw text is: THE North Carolina Bar Published Under the Direction and Supervision of The Council of the North Carolina State Bar February, 1960 Keeting Of The Council Of the North Carolina State Bar January 15, 1960 The regular quarterly meeting of the Council was held on Friday, January 15, 1960, with the President, Armistead J. Maupin, presiding. The following officers and Councilors were present: OFFICERS Armistead J. Maupin------ President R. P. Reade-------- 1st Vice-President Bryan Grimes--- 2nd Vice-President Edward L. Cannon-Secretary-Treasurer COUNCILORS Albion Dunn R. D. Johnson, Jr. Leon H. Corbett Hugh Dortch Bennett H. Perry Charles H. Young George S. Quillin Claude V. Jones Emerson T. Sanders W. E. Timberlake W. M. Allen James W. Clontz William L. Mills, Jr. W. D. Sabiston H Gardner Hudson R. A. Hedrick J. H. Whicker, Sr. Wade E. Brown Frank C. Patton Francis H. Fairley E. L. Loftin Paul J. Story T. D. Bryson, Jr. The President called the meeting to order and introduced Mr. R. A. Hedriek of Statesville, new Councilor elected to succeed Mr. Don A. Walser of Lexington, from the 22nd District. Recent deaths of several former Coun- cilors were reported as follows, and the President asked for memorials to be pre- pared for presentation at the next meet- ing of the Council: James B. James, Greenville; W. B. R. Guion, New Bern; . R. Williams, Dunn. The President also asked for memorial to be prepared and presented for late J-dge L. R. Varser, former Chairman of Tae Board of Law Examiners. Mr. Grimes, on behalf of the Executive Committee, reported to the Council that it had read the minutes of the October, 1959 meeting and found the same to be in order and recommended that the same be approved and adopted by the Council. The recommendation of the Committee was adopted. The Executive Committee further reported that it had examined the financial statement for the quarter Council Elects Board Member ZEB VANCE NORMAN The Council of The North Carolina State Bar, at its regular quarterly meeting on January 15, 1960, unani- mously elected Mr. Zeb Vance Norman, Plymouth, North Carolina, to succeed to the unexpired term of the late Judge L. R. Varser, Lumberton, North Caro- lina, as a member of the Board of Law Examiners. Mr. Norman is a former Councilor and President of the North Carolina State Bar. ending December 31, 1959 and found the same to be in order. That due to the un- usually heavy work load of several of the committees it recommended that the Pre- sident be authorized to appoint former members of the Council to serve in an advisory capacity to certain committees in specific instances where, in the opin- ion of the President, it would be neces- sary or helpful, or would lighten the work load of said committee. The Com- mittee recommended that any contribu- tions made to the State Bar be deposited in a special savings account, and to be expended only by vote of the Council; such funds to be used for the purpose designated by the donor, otherwise, at the discretion of the Council, for un- authorized practice or some other partic- ular need. The recommendations of the committee were duly adopted by the Council. The President called to the attention of the Council the fact that one of the dis- (Continued on Page Two) Deaths 01 Former Members Of The Council James Burton James, Green- ville, former President of The North Carolina State Bar. Fred J. Coxe, Wadesboro, for- mer Vice-President of The North Carolina State Bar. W. B. R. Guion, New Bern, former Councilor. I. R. Williams, Dunn, former Councilor. OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL ARMisTEAD J. MAUPIN---------Raleigh President R. P. READE --------------- Durham First Vice-President BRYAN GRIMES------------- Washington Second Vice-President EDWARD L. CANNON-----------Raleigh Secretary-Treasurer J. F. SCIIWEIDLER-------Raleigh Associate to the Secretary 1. KENYON WILSON, JR..Elizabeth City 2. BRYAN GRIMES -------W- ashington 3. ALBION DUNN--------- Greenville 4. R. D. JOHNSON, JR. -------Warsaw 5. LEON H. CORBETT --------Burgaw 6. ERic NORFLEET -----------Jackson 7. OLiVER G. RAND---------- Wilson 8. HUGH DORTCH---------- Goldsboro 9. BENNETT H. PERRY- - Henderson 10. CHARLES H. YOUNG - Raleigh 11. J. ROBERT YOUNG -----------Dunn 12. GEORGE S. QUILLIN- -Fayetteville 13. Hector H. Clark- Elizabethtown 14. C. V. JONES ------------- Durham 15. EMERSON T. SANDERS.-: --Burlington 16. W. E. TIMBERLAKE-- Lumberton 17. WILLIAM M. ALLEN --------Elkin 18. JAMES W. CLONTZ - High Point 19. WILLIAM L. MILLS, JR - Concord 20. W. D. SABISTON ----------Carthage 21. H. GARDNER HUDSON-Winston-Salem 22. R. A. HEDRICK --------- Statesville 23. J. H. WHIcKER, SR.___N. Wilkesboro 24. WADE E. BROwN ----------Boone 25. FRANK C. PATTON - Morganton 26. FRANCIS H. FAIRLEY - Charlotte 28. E. L. LoFrI -----------Asheville 29. PAUL J. STORY -------------- Marion 30. T. D. BRYSON, JR. - Bryson City Be sure to notify the STATE BAR OFFICE of all changes of address VOLUME 7 NUMBER 1

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