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8 N.C. B. 1 (1961)

handle is hein.barjournals/ncsbarq0008 and id is 1 raw text is: THE North Car olina Bar VOLUME 8 Meeting Of The Council 0 The North Carolina State January 13, 1961 The regular quarterly meeting Council of The North Carolin Bar was held in the offices of th Bar, Justice Building, Raleigh, Carolina, on January 13, 1961 officers and members present Messrs. Emerson T. Sanders, Young, R. A. Hedrick, J. K. Jr., Oliver G. Rand, Charles P and Paul J. Story. President R. P. Reade called th ing to order and introduced and ed Mr. Thomas Turner of Gre newly elected Councilor from t District. He noted the absence illness of Messrs. Emerson T. and J. R. Young, and also the ab Mr. R. A. Hedrick who advised would be resigning from the Co take office as Judge of the R Court in his county. The minutes of the last meeti approved, upon recommendation Executive Committee. The President called for the of the Trial Committee in the m E. Johnston Irvin, Concord. F consideration of the report and from counsel, judgment and ord adopted and entered ordering mand to be given to said E. John vin at the April meeting of the and taxing the respondent with t of the proceeding. The report of the Ethics Co was given by Judge Albion Dunn man, and the Council after full sion of the inquiries submitted Opinions 328 through 334. The report of the Legislative tee was given by Mr. E. L. Loftin man. The Committee called to th tion of the Council the need to to possible legislation weaken unauthorized practice statutes. A Committee recommended the i tion of legislation to amend G. provide that the retiring presi the State Bar be named an ex member of the Council for a term years, ivith all of the duties an leges belonging to the office of lor. Motion was made and ado receive and commend the repor Legislative Committee, and ac recommendations. Mr. Charles H. Young, Acting man, made the report of the G Committee. The President suggested that Story be requested to prepare a ial to Mr. Robert Proctor, forme cilor and former President of Th (Continued on Page Two Published Under the Direction and Supervision of The Council of the North Carolina State Bar February, 1961 f Letter From District Director OFFIC 3ar Of Internal Revenue Service R. P. F WVe are happy to print letter from Mr. of the J. E. Wall, District Director of internal BRYAN a State Revenue Service, together vith memo- e State ranlum of December 22, 1960 regarding FRANCIS North extensions of time for filing of income with all tax returns. EDWARD except U. S. TREASURY DEPARTALNT J. R. Internal Revenue Service Wilson, District Director 1. KEN Green Greensboro, North Carolina 2. CLAI December 29, 1960 3. ALB r. R. I O.. Irect- Mr. Edwvard L. Cannon, Secretary 5. LEO~ welcom- North Carolina State Bar Association 6. ER ensboro, Justice Building 7. OLI he 18th h, North Carolina due to RalHUg Sanders Dear Mr. Cannon: 9. CIIA sence of With the approach of the income tax 10. CIIA that he filing period, the matter of extensions 11. j. R uncil to of time for filing individual returns is 12. GEO ecorder of extreme interest to the members of 13. Hee your association. 14. C. I ngThe attached letter has been mailed 15. Em of te t9al tax practitioners on our mailing 16. W. of the t l lists to acquaint them with our- plans for 17. WIL report handling the extension question during 18. T trport the coming filing period. We do feel, 19. WIL atter of ollowing however, at so members of yo 20. W. )loig organization may not be on our mailing 21. H. hearing list and may not have received this in- 22. R. er were formation. We would, therefore, appre- 23. J. a repri ciate you publishing the attached letter 24. WAi ston It- or a digest of it in your next bulletin 25. FA Council, so that your entire membership may be 26. FRA he costs informed of our policy. 27. M. mmittee will greatly appreciate your co- 28 E. ,i - tYour membership. 30. T. discus- adoptedVery truly yours, adoptedJ. E. Wall Commit- District Director , Chair- Attachment e atten- Gentlemen: be alert I am writing you again this year to Judge J iag the thank you for your cooperation in te- 17. C. B' ing, the (Continued on Page Four) William OfIneralReeneueric ntroduc- S. 84 to dent of officio of three d privi- Counci- pted to t of the cept its Chair- rievance Mr. Paul memor- r Coun- e North F. E. C B. A. C Owen F Fred J. .1. Winf Robert McKinl Alvin J Harry Donnell T. J. G George W. A. I David Alvah Cooper C. D. H NUMBER 1 ERS AND MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL EADE------------------Durham President GRIMES-------------Washington First Vice-President H. FAIRLEY --------- Charlotte Second Vice-President L. CANNON ----------Raleigh ceretary-Treasurer YON WILSON, Jn..Elizabeth City BENCE GRIFFIN------Williamston ION DUNN.---------Greenville D. JoHNsoN, JR. ------- Warsaw N H. CORBETT.--------Burgaw c NORFLEET ------------Jackson VER G. RAND------------Wilson H DoUTC1----------Goldsboro RLEs P, GREEN-----Louisburg RLES H. YOUNG.-------Raleigh OBERT YOUNG----------- Dunn RGE S. QUILLIN-.--Fayetteville tor H. Clark ..- Elizabethtown V. JONES ------------- Durham RSON T. SANDERS-.--Burlington E. TIMBERLAKE----Lumberton LIAM M. ALLEN---------Elkin MA-9 TURNER--------Greensboro LIAM L. MILLS. Jn.----.Concord U. SABISTON --------- Carthage GARDNER HUDSON-Winston-Salem A HEDRICK ---------- Statesville . WHICKER. Sa....N. Wilkesboro DE E. BROWN ---------- Boone NK C. PATTON ----Morganton NCIS H. FAIRLEY --Charlotte T. LEATHERMAN----Lincolnton L. LOFTIN ----------- Asheville L J. STORY ------------ Marion D. BRYSON, Jn.- Bryson City Members Of The Bar orted Deceased 1960-1961 Crawford Biggs, Raleigh. radley, Greensboro. Vance Burrow, Asheville. arlyle, Lumberton. ritcher, Williamston. . Cobb, Asheville. Coxe, Wadesboro. ield Crew, Jr., Roanoke Rapids. Dick Douglas. Greensboro. ey Edwards, Bryson City. . Eley, Ahoskie. C. Finch, Wilson. Gilliam, Tarboro. old, Sr., High Point. C. Green, Weldon. ianewinckel, Jr., Winston-Salem. M. Hall, Sylva. L. Hamilton, Morehead City. A. Hall, Burlington. [ogue, Wilmington. 'Continued on Page Four)

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