Waivers And Continuations Reduce Size
Of Large Warren District Court Docket
Eighty cases originally set
for trial Friday in Warren
County District Court shrank
to 56 before the session ended
as 16 continuations and eight
waivers reduced the number
heard.
Judge Julius Banzet of
Warrenton presided over the
session in which the following
cases were disposed of:
Bobby Gene Alexander,
trespass, voluntary dismissal.
On a charge of assault with a
deadly weapon, he was found
guilty of simple assault and
ordered to jail for sixty days,
suspended for two years on
condition that he not go on
premises of Lou Jiggetts for
two years, that he keep the
peace toward all persons,
particularly Lou Jiggetts and
that he pay cost of court,
including attorney fees.
James Alston, larceny, and
assault on female, prosecuting
witness called and failed.
Capias Ad Testificandum ordered
for prosecuting witness
and bond set at $500.
John Arnold, public drunkenness,
because defendant has
been in jail for six days, case
dismissed.
Charlie Alexander Ball,
speeding 50 in 35 mph zone,
called and failed. Ordered
arrested and bond set at $350.
Robert Bowen, speeding 70
in 55 mph zone and driving
under influence, found guilty of
driving under influence, ordered
to pay fine of $125 and
court costs, surrender operator's
license and not operate
motor vehicle on highways of
North Carolina for 12 months
and until he is properly licensed
by Department of Motor
Vehicles. Voluntary dismissal
was taken on speeding charge.
Roy Boyd, Jr., trespass and
making annoying phone calls,
ordered to jail for 60 days,
suspended for two years on
condition that he not call the
residence of Linda Wright in
person or by phone or through
any other person, agent or
servant and pay cost of court.
Albert Bullock, failure to
stop at stop sign and improper
equipment - tires - called and
failed. Ordered arrested and
bond set at $200. He was also
charged with worthless check
and no inspection sticker and
driving under influence. Bond
was set at $200 in each case
when he did not appear in
court.
Willie Burnette, Jr., larceny,
found guilty of trespass,
court costs.
Willie Dale, Jr., assault on
female, ordered to jail for 60
days and assigned to work
under the supervision of N.C.
Department of Correction
suspended if attorney fees are
paid.
Earl Davis, using profane,
threatening language on phone,
not guilty.
Loney Jackson Davis, speeding
90 in 55 mph zone and
failure to stop for siren,
careless and reckless driving
and scratching off. ordered to
jail for 60 days, suspended for
two years on condition that he
surrender his operator's license
and not operate motor vehicle
on highways for six months,
pay cost of court and $50 fo
attorney fees.
Henry Floyd Evans, Jr.,
bastardy, bill of particulars,
ordered to pay $60 to office of
Superior Court for support of
minor child and case continued
under former order.
James Goins. probation
violation, ordered that probation
be revoked and sentenced
to be assigned to work under
supervision of Department of
Correction for six months be
remitted with commitment not
be issued by Clerk of Court.
Albert Hargrove, worthless
check, waived formal presentation
of evidence and ordered
to jail for 60 days, suspended
for two years on condition he
pay $143.81 to reimburse
Warren Ice & Fuel Co., pay cost
of court and $50 to reimburse
for attorney fees. Notice of
appeal given to next Criminal
Session of Superior Court.
Jake Hargrove, using profane,
threatening language
over the phone, fined $25 and
court costs.
Bobby Harris, larceny, wai
ved right to preliminary
hearing and ordered to appear
at next Criminal Session of
Superior Court to answer
charge with bond to remain in
effect.
Idell Harris, trespass, ordered
to jail for two years and
assigned to work under
supervision of N.C. Department
of Corrections.
Walter John Hundley,
careless and reckless driving,
speeding 80 in 55 mph zone and
failure to stop for blue light and
siren, defendant waived formal
presentation of evidence, fined
$150 and court costs. Notice of
appeal given to next Criminal
Session of Superior Court with
bond to remain in effect.
Edward Johnson, obstructing
officer, no operator's
license, called and failed.
Ordered for appearance on
April 2 and bond set at $200.
Cervie Lemont McKinnon.
speeding 70 in 55 mph zone,
called and failed. Ordered
arrested and bond get at $350.
Larry Darnell Perry, no
operator's license, ordered to
jail for 60 days, suspended for
two years on condition he not
operate motor vehicle on
highways until properly li
censed by Dept. of Motor
Vehicles, ordered to pay $50 to
reimburse attorney fees and
court costs.
Larry Donnell Perry, public
drunkenness, voluntary dismis
sal.
Craig J. Popadich. speeding
70 in 55 mph zone, called and
failed.
Thomas A. Ragonesi, speed
ing 70 in 55 mph zone, called
and failed.
Eugene Reed, failure to see
safe movement, driving under
influence and transporting
broken sealed alcoholic beverage,
ordered to jail for 60 days,
suspended for two years on
condition that he not violate
any motor vehicle laws of State
for two years, not operate
'vehicle on highways for 12
months, fined $100 and court
costs. Voluntary dismissal
taken on broken sealed
alcoho'ic beverage charge.
William Reynolds,Jr., speeding
70 in 55 mph zone, called,
and failed.
Cleveland Richardson, driving
under influence, no
operator's license, voluntary
dismissal.
Darrell Roberts, larceny,
waived right to preliminary
hearing and ordered to appear
at next Criminal Session of
Superior Court to answer
charge with bond to remain in
effect.
Stewart E.Rooker, damage
to property and drunkenness
and disorderly conduct, resist
We said this in 1935
"A
Bank
With A
Friendly Service
Invaluable... among our resources...
is a certain human quality that makes
commercial relations with our bank a
rare and gratifying experience.
Business men of this town and county
have rewarded us with their loyalty
for many,many years."
It's Still True
TODAY!
ing arrest and assault on
officer, fined $25» and court
costs.
Charles Seward, worthless
check, ordered sent to Vance
County for service.
Emanuel Timmons, speeding
70 in 35 mph zone, called and
failed.
Kenneth B. Topping, receiving
stolen goods, not guilty.
Gaynell Williams, communicating
threats, case dismissed.
Roosevelt Williams, driving
under influence, no probable
cause taken by magistrate.
Nathaniel N. Wright, speeding
70 in 55 mph zone, called
and failed.
Douglas Hudgins, nonsupport,
ordered to jail for six
months and assigned to work
under supervision of Department
of Correction.
Roy Jones, allowing livestock
to run at large, court costs.
James E. Davis, eight
charges of worthless checks,
driving under influence, careless
and reckless driving and
injury to building, ordered to
jail for 10 days and assigned to
work under Department of
Correcnon, suspended on
Conservation Corner
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Neweeltfce Werree W eed Weter Ceeeervatiee DbtHet
by Jum Q. District Coaaervationist, 8C8.
Parallel terraces were staked
off last week for William
Ellington on the C. A. Tucker
farm north of Drewry. These
terraces will empty water into
newly constructed grassed
waterways.
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Parallel terraces were staked
off on several farms for Thomas
Burton near Oine. Parallel
alignment will enable these
terraces to be farmed with
large farm machinery without
those frustrating, short, irregular
rows that end in middle of
the field.
• • •
It's time now to inspect your
pond dam. spillway, grassed
waterways or other critical
area subject to erosion to see
condition that he pay into Clerk
of Superior Court the amount of
all worthless checks and cost of
court with said cost to include
jail fees due Warren County in
amount of $55. Defendant to be
given credit for time in jail on
sentence imposed.
that a proper grass stand is
established. If a good healthy
grass stand is not present,
there is still time this spring to
work to improve this situation.
If you have had a complete
plant failure for some reason,
then of course you will need to
reseed the area. First, rework
the area to be seeded to loosen
the soil and prepare a good
seedbed into which the new
seed can extend its roots.
Apply about 100 pounds of lime
and 25 pounds of 10-10-10
fertilizer for each 1,000 square
feet to be seeded. At this time
of the year apply about one
pound of Ky. 31 fescue seed and
one pound of oats for 1,000
square feet. The oats will serve
as a nurse crop for the fescue. It
should germinate and grov. up
to provide a quick cover under
which the fescue may get
established.
On steeply sloping areas or
areas over which water will be
concentrating during heavy
rains, the key to getting a grass
stand is to apply the proper
amount of mulch. The mulch
Recreation Is Planned
The Soul City Parks and
Recreation Association, Inc., is
making plans for the first
recreational facilities in Soul
City, Mrs. Karen Carey said
this week. The facilities, which
are to be constructed in the
coming months, include tennis
can be straw, hay. rotted
sawdust, woodrhipa, or any
organic material. Mulch serve*
two prime purposes: (1) protecting
the newly seeded area
from erosion and (2) holding
moisture in the newly seeded
bed. Old cloth type tobacco
cloth or plastic tobacco cloth
with holes can be used to help
get grass established.
If your grass stand is
sufficient, maintain a vigorous
growth by applying fertilizer at
the rate of 15 pounds per 1000
square feet in the spring and
topdressing with one pound of
nitrogen per 1000 square feet in
the fall.
A good healthy turf of grass
is your best protection against
heavy summer rains. A little
care and maintenance now will
save a lot. of headaches this
summer after its too late to do
anything about it. .
The Warren Soil and Water
Conservation District office will
be glad to assist you with your
conservation problem. Call our
number, 257-3836.
courts, a basketball court, a
combination volleyball and
basketball court and a swimming
pool.
Three first class tennis
courts are being planned with
fencing, wind screens and
lighting. Mrs. Carey said. The
basketball and volleyball
courts, which will also be
lighted, can accommodate up to
sixty players. The swimming
pool, scheduled to be approximately
3700 square feet, can
accommodate 200 families.
The PRA Board of Directors
recently elected new officers.
They are Martin W. Doherty,
president; Robert O. Kelley,
vice president; Mrs. Janice R.
Crump, secretary; and Ms.
Dorothy L. Waller, treasurer.
The other PRA Directors are
Mr. John Edwards, Mrs.
Evelyn McKissick, Mr. Sylvan
Seymann, Mrs. Eva Clayton
and Dr.-L. B. Henderson, Jr..
The PRA is a non profit
membership corporation com
posed of all residents and
property owners in Soul City,
Mrs. Carey said. The PRA will
own operate and maintain all
community and recreational,
facilities in Soul City.
A single daily issue of the
New York Times required the
wood from all of the trees on
160 acres of forest land.