District Court Handles Heavy Docket
The following cases were
disposed on Monday, April
21st:
v Charlie C. Perry, public
drunkeness. Not less than 30
days nor more than 6 months
in jail; committment not to
issue until April 28, 1969,
and defendant pay costs to
day.
Harry Lee Hopkins,
n/m/22, no operator's license;
careless and reckless driving.
$25.00 fine and costs.
Willie (limn) Horton,
w/m/56, operating auto in
toxicated. $100.00 fine and
costs. Appeal. Bond set at
$150.00.
Earl Louis Bowling, driv
ing wrong side of road; leav
ing the scene of accident.
EFFECTIVE MONDAY,
APRIL 28, 1969
MONDAY through FRIDAY
OPEN -7:30 A. M.
CLOSE 5:30 P M.
SATURDAY
PARTS DEPARTMENT
ONLY
OPEN - 8:00 A. M.
CLOSE ? 12:00 P. M.
FARM TRACTOR
t EQUIPMENT
COMPANY, INC.
Telephone Geneva 8-81 85
P. O. Box 727
Henderson, N. Cs
Prayer for judgment con
tinued for two years on con
dition that defendant not vio
late any motor vehicle laws of
N. C. for this period and pay
costs.
Baldy Johnson, c/m/77,
passing forged check. Bound
over to Superior Court.
Pwil J. Biggs, w/m/37, non
support. Not guilty.
Shirley S. Inscoe, w/f/32,
fail to yield right of way. Nol
pros with leave.
Winfred Ayscue, w/m/40,
breaking and entering and lar
ceny. Probable cause found.
Appearance bond set at
$750.00 to May 12, 1969
Criminal Superior Court.
Bryant Clifton Falkner,
w/m/23, breaking and en
tering, larceny.. Probable
cause found. Bound over te
May 12, 1969 Criminal <?tr
perior Court under $1,000.00
bond.
Charles Caveness, w/m,
worthless check. Nol pros
with leave. '
Lynwood Bruce Arnold,
w/m/34, following too close.
Motion to dismiss allowed by
court.
Arthur Leon Hdwell,
w/m/52, following too close.
Nol pros with leave.
Nelson Kearney, c/m/21,
public drunkeness, not less
than 30 days nor more than 6
months in jail, suspended for
two years on condition that
defendant refrain absolutely
from the use of alcoholic
beverages and pay $25.00
fine and costs.
Robert Kearney, n/m/45,
assault on female. 90 days in
jail, suspended for 2 years on
condition defendant keep the
peace toward all, particularly
Gladys Littleton; not to vio
late criminal laws of N. C.; to
P*y $25.00 fine and costs.
James Kearney, c/m/40,
assault on female, 60 days in
jail; appeal. Bond set ? at
$100.00.
William Earl Clifton, c/m,
trespass. Prayer for judgment
continued on condition de
fendant not go on grounds of
Bunn High School for 2 years
and remain on good behavior.
To pay costs.
Percy Edward Cooke,
n^n/17, shoplifting. Prayer
for judgment continued for 5
years on condition defendant
not violate any of the crimi
nal laws of N. C. and not go
on premises of Henderson
Pharmacy for 2 years. To pay
costs.
James Thomas Alston,
c/m, rape. Probable cause
found. To be held without
bond for May 12, 1969 Crim
inal Superior Court.
Grady Crudup, Jr., careless
and reckless driving. 6
months in jail, suspended for
5 years on condition he not
violate any criminal laws' of
N. C. and surrender driver's
license for 12 months; to pay
$25.00 fine and costs.
Robert Bruce Ayscue,
w/m/22, no operator's li
cense. Not guilty.
John William James, III,
w/m/20, no operator's li
cense. Not guilty.
Herbert S. Doroshow,
w/m/49, speeding. Nol pros
with leave.
Gail Talmage Lindsey,
w/m/21, speeding. Prayer for
judgment continued on pay
ment of costs.
Charlie Spivey, Jr.,
c/m/50, assault with deadly
weapon. Prayer for judgment
continued for 2 years on con
dition that he keep the peace
toward all, particularly G. T. ?
Brodie and pay costs.
Robert Thomas, c/m/64,
operating auto intoxicated.
$100.00 fine and costs. Ap
peal. Bond set at $150.00.
Nathaniel Thomas,
n/m/18, exceeding safe speed.
$10.00 fine and costs.
Robert Le^ Vial, w/m/42,
exceedfnjr safe speed. To pay
costs.
Robert Lee Vial, w/m/42,
speeding. $20.00 fine and
costs.
Jonathan Perry, n/m/16,
driving without N. C. license.
Not guilty.
Elizabeth G. Morgan,
n/f/58, stop sign violation.
Prayer for judgment con
tinued on payment of costs.
Cornell Milon, c/m/20,
trespass. Prayer for judgment
continued on condition de
fendant not go on grounds of
Bunn Elementary School for
2 years and remain of good
behavior; to pay costs.
John G. Nicholson, c/m,
trespass. Prayer for judgment
continued on condition de
fendant not go on grounds of
Bunn High School for 2
years; remain on good be
I havior and pay costs of court.
I Douglas Wood, w/m, dam
age to personal property. 60
days in jail, suspended for 5
years; not to violate any crim
inal laws of N. C.; stay away
from premises of Rebecca
Watson; pay $25.00 for dam
ages. S25.00 fine and costs.
John David N'eal. c/m/24,
non-support. 6 months in jail,
suspended on payment of
$15.00 per week for support
and to pay costs.
Daniel Massenburg,
c m/18, non support. Not
guilty.
Johnny Wayne Steed,
w'm/20, driving while license
suspended. 60 days in jail,
suspended for two years; not
to operate motor vehicle for
2 years and pay $200.00 fine
and costs.
Paul Clyde Engram, Jr..
c/m/16, careless and reckless
driving. Prayer for judgment
continued for 2 years on pay
ment of costs and defendant
to surrender N. C. driver's
license for 60 days; not to
violate any motor vehicle
laws for 2 years.
William Otha Richardson.
n/m/28. driving under in
fluence. Prayer for judgment
continued for 12 months on
payment of S100.60 fine and
costs and to surrender N. C.
driver's license for 12
months.
Joseph Graham Lawrence,
n m 22, astault. Not guilty.
Gladys Littleton, n/f, as
sault with deadly weapon.
Not guilty.
William Yarborough, pub
lic drunkeness. Not less than
30 , days nor more than 6
months in jail.
Will Alva Layton, w/m/40,
speeding. Prayer for judgment
continued on payment of
costs.
Elmer G. Dudley, c/m/42,
destroying personal property.
6 months in jail, suspended 2
years; to keep peace toward
all. especially Bessie Burrell
and pay $225.00 damages
and costs.
The following defendants
pleaded guilty under waiver
statute and paid $15.00 fine
and costs; Willie Frank Swan
son, w/m/25; Chaifcs Frank
McNeill, w/m/30; Joseph Al
len, Jr., c/m/29; Charles V.
Cushman, Jr., w/m/42; Rob
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Resolutions Of The Peacons Of The
Pilot Baptist Church In Regard To
The Death Of
MR. EUGENE EDWARD "BUDDY" PERRY
WHEREAS MR. EUGENE EDWARD "BUDDY" PERRY WAS A
FAITHFUL MEMBER OF OUR CHURCH FOR YEARS: AND
WHEREAS HE SERVED FAITHFULLY AS SUNDAY SCHOOL
SUPERINTENDENT, AS A TEACHER, AS A DEACON, AS CHAIRMAN OF
THE DEACONS AND AS A MEMBER OF MANY COMMITTEES OF THE
CHURCH AND THE DEACONS: AND
WHEREAS HIS LOYALTY, DEDICATION AND LOVE FOR CHRIST
AND HIS CHURCH HAVE BEEN AN EXAMPLE AND INSPIRATION TO
OUR ENTIRE CHURCH: AND
WHEREAS WE BELIEVE HIS EXAMPLE OF CHRISTIAN HUMILITY,
STATESMANSHIP AND FAITHFULNESS WILL CONTINUE TO BE AN
INSPIRATION TO THE DEACONS AND OUR ENTIRE CHURCH:
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED-BY THE MEMBERS OF THE
DEACONS THAT WE HEREBY EXPRESS OUR DEEP APPRECIATION FOR
HIS LIFE AND SERVICE AND OUR GREAT SENSE OF LOSS IN HIS
PASSING: AND
THAT WE EXPRESS TO MEMBERS OF HIS FAMILY OUR PROFOUND
SYMPATHY IN THE SORROW THEY HAVE SUSTAINED IN BROTHER
PERRY'S DEATH.
AND, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT COPIES BE FURNISHED HIS
FAMILY, THE BIBLICAL RECORDER, THE FRANKLIN TIMES, THE
ZEBULON RECORD AND BE ENTERED ON THE MINUTES OF THE
DEACONS.
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