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Phone GY 6-3423 East Nash Street Louisburg, N. C.
H.C.
TAYLOR
Court
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ment of $100.00 fine and
costs.
John Ralph Williams,
c m 54, operating auto in
toxicated. S100.00 fine and
costs.
Virginia 0. O'Neal, driving
wrong side of highway. Pray
er for judgment continued on
payment of costs.
W. C. (Buck) Xeal. public
drunkeness (2nd offense).
Not less than 30 days nor
more than 6 months in jail:
commitment not to issue for
90 days on condition that
defendant refrain from the
use of any intoxicating bever
age and pay costs.
James Evans Horton.
w'm/17. exceeding safe
speed. Prayer for judgment
continued on payment of
costs.
W. C. (Buck) Neal. public
drunkeness. To pay costs.
Shelton Perry, n/m, non
support. Case dismissed by
Judge.
Charlie C. Perry, w/m,
public drunkeness. Nol pros
with leave.
McCray Ray, assault with
deadly weapon. Motion to
dismiss allowed.
Otis Morgan, n/m/20,
shoplifting. Prayer for judg
ment continued for 2 years
on condition that he not vio
late any criminal laws of N.
C. and not go on premises of
Corner Drug Store, Franklin
ton. To remain gainfully em
ployed and pay cost*.
Thomas Frederick Webb,
w/m/22, stop sign violation.
Prayer for judgment con
tinued on payment of coat*.
Sammy Watson, drunk and
disorderly; resisting arrest.
Prayer for judgment continu
ed on payment of coats.
Ernestine Harris Wilder,
c/f/41, safe movement viola
tion. $25.00 fine and costs.
Robert Lee Kearney,
c/m/21, operating auto intox
icated; no operator's license.
Prayer for judgment continu
ed for 2 years on payment of
$125.00 fine and costa; de
fendant not to operate motor
vehicle for 2 years and not
VOTE FOR
AND REELECT
H. D.
' (TOMMY)
JEFFREYS
FOR
~ LOUISBURG
TOWN COUNCIL
MAY 6
Your Support Will
Be Appreciated
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violate any of the criminal
laws of the Stale.
Audrey Lynn Hockaday.
w ( 22. driving left side of
highway. To pay costs.
James Thomas Fields,
c m 43. driving on left. 30*
days in jail, suspended for 2
years on oayment of costs:
not to operate motor vehicle
for 2 years and remain on
gqod behavior.
Edgar Davis Joyner.
c m 54. operating auto intox
icated. S100.00 fine and
costs. Appeal: bond set at
S150.00.
Louise Atkinson Deans.
V f 30. fail to yield at stop
sign. Prayer for judgment
continued on payment of
costs.
Annie Mae Cannady.
n f 21. exceeding safe speed.
Prayer for judgment continu
ed pn payment of costs.
Johnnie Watson Holder.
w/m/52. fail to yield right of
way. Prayer for judgment
continued on payment of
costs.
William Jefferson Duke.
w/m/26, speeding. Prayer for.
judgment continued on pay
ment of costs.
Woodrow Jcffers, c/m/43,
worthless check. Prayer for
judgment continued for 2
years on payment of check
and costs. Appeal; bond set at
$125.00.
Alfonza Davis, c/m, lar
ceny. 60 days in jail, suspend
ed for 5 years on payment of
$25.00 fine and costs and
$10.00 restitution; not to vio
late any criminal laws of N.
C. for 5 years.
Herman Cary, n/m/53,
public drunkeness. 20 days in
jail, suspended on payment of
$10.00 fine and costs.
Carl Jones, w/m/40, non
support. Prayer for judgment
continued for 5 years on con
dition defendant pay $30.00
bi-weekly for support and
pay costs. Defendant to have
right to visit child at least one
Saturday each month. '
Louis Harris, c/m/20,
breaking and entering; lar
ceny. Bound over to Superior
Court under $1500.00 bond.
Rickey Champion,
w/m/15, temporary larceny
of auto. Nol pros with leave.
Robert Lee Booze,
c/m/33, assault on female. 60
days In jail, suspended for 2
years; to keep peace toward
all people, particularly Shir
ley Booth and pay costs.
Thomas Johnson, c/m/27,
gambling. $10.00 fine and
costs.
Mack Bryant, c/m/24,
gambling. $10.00 fine an^
costs.
Charles Collie, w/m/34, G.
S. 18-4; 18-28; 18-48; 18-50.
2 years In jail, suspended for
5 years on payment of
$1000.00 fine and coats. No
tice of appeal.
Jerry Baker, w/m, arson,
nol pros with leave. ,
Calvin N. Banner, n/m, lar
ceny. 60 days in jail, continu
ed for 5 years; $25.00 fine'
and costs; to pay restitution
of $10.00 and not violate any
criminal laws of N. C. i
Bruce Cole Chamblee,
wVm/20, arson (4 cases).
Bound over to May 12, 1969
criminal superior court
The following pleaded
guilty to the charge of worth
less check and paid the a
mount of check and costs:
Catherine H. Williams, w/f;
Mrs. John Hlght, w/f, and
Cody L. Creek, w/m.
Leonard Paul Mathias, Jr.,
w/m/24, pleaded guilty under
waiver statute to speeding
and paid $15.00 fine and
costs.
The following pleaded
guilty to speeding, under
waiver statute, and paid
$5.00 fine and costs each:
Samuel Shields Hines,
? ShMtrotk
? lumbar
A Chinal^i
? Intulolion
? taint
? Moulding
? Aluminum Scravni
? Watlbaard
? Calling Baard
? Window*
? Flooring
? Door*
? Plywood
? Roofing A Siding
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wm 23: Steven Walker
Thrift. Thomas Larry Narron;
Harry Graydon Sutton. Jr..
w/m/18: and Edmund Dennis
Miller, w m 18.
Pleading guilty under waiv
er statute to the charge of
public drunkeness and paying
S5.00 fine and costs were:
Paul Jones Clark, n/m/25:
James Simpson Finch,
w m 20: Sammie. Mack Bro
die. n m: William Henry Wild
er. \v m 34: and David Lee
Mitchell, n m 56.
Ihese defendants pleaded
guilty under waiver statute to
motor vehicle violations and
paid costs of court: Ronnie
Bruce Rice, w m 22: Thelnia
Puckett Oakes. w f 58: John
Richard Mann, n/m: John
Millard Lancaster. Jr..
w/m/31: James Enoch Kear
ney. c m 54: Kenneth Duns
ton. c m '30: Joseph C ha vis.
n m 29:" Ronnie Hoyt Den
ton. \v,tmf23; Percy Melvin
Glasco. n , ni l 8 : Johnny Lee
Davis, n'ni/18: Ivan Darrell
Cooke, vv'm/17: Doyle Finnis
Merrinian. w/m/44: Johnny
Lee Salmon, n/in/26: Lucy
Edwards Nlalone. w/f/28:
Martin Cooper Shaw.
w/m/29; Fred Douglas Ric
hardson. w/m/23.
Edpa Earl Pettiford,
c/f/28, fishing without li
cense. Paid costs.
Larry Underwood.
w/m/25, operating motor
boat without life preserver
for each person. Paid costs.
Ray Charles Rogers.
n/m/28, improper registra
tion. $25.00 fine and costs.
Mary Helen Walker,
c/f/18, disorderly conduct.
$25.00 Tine and costs.
William Ashley Johnson,
Jr., n/m/30, no operator's li
cense; safe movement viola
tion. $50.00 fine and costs.
William Ashley Johnson,
c/m/29, non support. 60 days
in jail, suspended on payment
of costs and $7.00 per week
for support.
Correction
The name of Elizabeth G.
Morgan, n/f/58, appeared in
last week's docket. The cor
rect listing should have been
Elizabeth G. Morgan, w/f/58.
Beneath
The Surface
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For boatmen who want to
get to the bottom of things, a
modern antifouling paint
combats barnacle* ana keeps
boat bottoms completely free
of growth.
The paint, "Super Dripleas
No. 8," was introduced last
vear by the 103-year-old
Chilton Paint Company of
College Point, New York. The
product was readily accepted
by boat owners looking for
something special in bottom
protection.
"To date," informs a
company Spokesman "we have
been called upon only twice to
back our guarantee A small
percentage of boat owners will
not appfy the paint according
to label directions. But we are
receiving an encouraging
number of letters from
satisfied customers, praising
the product's antifouling
properties."
Seed Spring
Lawns Early
Although rill is the perfect
time to make new lawns, they
can be made in spring if
seeding is done early.
There are a few simple
steps to roliow when making
a new lawn that will help
insure the success or the pro
ject.
Mways spade deeply when
preparing the soil. The mini
mum depth is six inches. The
-soil should be pulverized and
a humus material or sand,
whichever is needed, worked
into the soil.
For each one-hundred
square reel or soil, work four
pounds or plant rood into the
top two inches of soil several
days befott? seeding is to be
done.
Don't try to economize on
the seed, ir possible get infor
mation rrom the local agricul
tural bureau as to the recom
mended seed for the area.
Roll the lawn arter it has
been seeded.
Water daily with a fine
spray until germination is
complete. Arter the lawn has
become established, keep it
deep-rooted by soaking it
thoroughly once each week.
Daily light sprinklings are
harmTuI because the grass
roots come to the surface
seeking water.
Feed the lawn twice year
ly--ln early spring and early
rail
Never cut grass shorter
than one and a hair inches.
Poor work completed is
better than brilliant work
promised.
The bigger the author, the
smaller the words he tries to
use.
Louisburg
Elementary
School Menu
Week beginning May 5th,
1969
Monday: \ ?
Chicken (of the tea) Salad on
Lettuce
Chilled Tomato Cup
Buttered Corn
Hot Roils
Topsy Turvy Cake
4 pint milk
Tuesday:
Beeforoni
Cabbage w. Raisin/Celery
Salad
Green Peas
Peach Halves
Corn Bread
Cookies
1 a pt. milk
Wednesday:
Toasted cheese sand witch
Buttered Mixed veg.
Purple Plums
Frosted Cup Cakes
'j pt. milk
Thursday:
Tamali Upside Down Lunch
Greens w/Pickle
Blackeyed Peas
Corn Bread
Sugar Plum Pudding
"i pt. milk
Friday :
Baked Turkey w/Gravy
Creamed Potatoes
Sunshine Apple Salad
Stuffed Celery
Green Beans
Hot Rolls
Lemon Frosted Cake
"i pt. milk
VOTE FOR AND RE-ELECT
GROVER C. HARRIS, JR.
CANDIDATE FOR
TOWN COUNCIL
LOUISIURQ, N. c.
Pd. Pol. Adv.
CITY BARBER SHOP j
Will Be Closed
May 5, 6, 7
. For
Remodeling
Reopen May 8
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VOTE FOR AND REELECT 1
GEORGE (Jolly) BUNN '
To The .
LOUISBURG TOWN COUNCIL!
Interested In The Progress Of The Town.
Interested In Every Citizen. Your Vote And Support In The
MAY 6 Election Will Be Greatly Appreciated
W. Pol. Adv.
MAY DAY DANCE
FEATURING
GINGER THOMPSON AND
THE SOUL LTD.
FRIDAY, MAY 2
ADMISSION: $2.00
FORD'S WAREHOUSE I
LOUISBURG, N. C.
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