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SNUGGS v. STANLY COUNTY DEPT.

No. 411PA83.

314 S.E.2d 528 (1984)

310 N.C. 739

Phyllis C. SNUGGS, June C. Almond, and Carol F. Troutman v. STANLY COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH, an agency of the County of Stanly; Harold Little, Chairman, and Floyd Huneycutt, Alton Crowell, Dr. Claude N. Ballenger, Shirley Lowder, Ernest A. Whitley, David A. Chambers, Ira Stovall, and Dr. Tommie Norwood, Members, Stanly County Board of Health; County of Stanly, a body politic; Beecher R. Gray, individually and in his former representative capacity as Director of Stanly County Department of Public Health; Carlton B. Holt, R.C. Hinkle, Dr. Max Garber, Mattie Little, and Evelyn Hatley, former Chairman and Members, respectively of the Stanly County Board of Health.

Supreme Court of North Carolina.

April 30, 1984.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Morton & Grigg by Ernest H. Morton, Jr., Albemarle, for plaintiff-appellant Phyllis C. Snuggs.

Gerald R. Chandler, Albemarle, for plaintiffs-appellants June C. Almond and Carol F. Troutman.

Frank B. Aycock, III, Charlotte, for defendants-appellees.

PER CURIAM.

Plaintiffs were employees of defendant, the Stanly County Department of Public Health prior to 27 September 1979 when they were each dismissed. Each plaintiff was served with written notice of termination at the time of her dismissal. Almost eight months later, in response to the plaintiffs' motions, each was served with a supplemental statement of charges or reasons for dismissal. Each plaintiff appealed her...

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