JVlday, November 28, 1941.
THE PILOT, Southern Pines, North Carolina
Page ThiW
SOLD BEER, LOST
PLACE, NO FINE
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Man Testifies Beer Parlor De
stroyed; Niai^ara Girl
Convicted
Comings and Goings in Vass
Peace Program
"Things that Make for Peace” was
the topic of an interesting program
given at the meeting of the Metho
dist Women's Society of Christian
Service held Wednesday evening in
the home of Mrs. C. P. McMillan,
president.
The program was presented by Mrs.
C. L. Tyson, Mrs. G. W. Griffin, Mrs.
A. G. Edwards, Jr., Mrs. W. A. Smith,
Josephine Ferguson, 21-year-old
woman of Niagara, tried in Record
er's Court Monday on a charge of
prostitution, was found gnJilty and
sentenced to spend six months in the. Mrs. Charles Cschwind, Miss Louise
special division of State's Prison de- i Leslie and Miss Katharine Graham,
signed for offenders of this type. 1 The pastor. Dr. S. A. Maxwell, gave
Archie Ferguson was found not | a review of a new book on the sub-
guilty of maintaining a house of jcct of world peace,
prostitution and allowing females to| During the social hour a Bible con-
live therein for that purpose, and test was won by Mr.s. W. J. Cameron
Mrs. Annie Ferguson, Myrtle, 19, An-1 and Miss Louise Leslie, who made a
na Belle, 16, and Clara Ferguson, i perfect score. Mrs. C. L. Tyson and
14, were found not guilty of resid
ing in a house of prostitution.
Charlie Manning pleaded guilty of
aelling beer without license, but he
testified that he had sold beer only
eight days and had arranged to pay
for his license when his place of bus
iness was practically destroyed by a
group of regular army men and that
h<? Iti now out of business. The court
decided to allow a nolle pros with
leave upon payment of the costs. ^
Boldston Burke, Sanatorium Negro,
was fined $50 and costs and given a
6(X-day sU8{)ended road sentence for
carrying a pisto! concealed in the
glove compartment of his car. The
Sheriff was ordered to destroy the
weapon.
Clinton Wade, Carthage Negro,
paid the costs and was given a 30-
day suspended sentence for unlaw
ful po.s.session of whiskey. Curtis
ghaw, a second defendant, was found
not guilty.
Tom Baldwin, Plnehurst Negro,
chargc(^ with swearing falsely in
court, was found guilty of contempt
and was given a 30-day suspended
sentence, charged costs and placed on
good behavior for two years.
For violating the health laws
Elizabeth Medlin, Southern Pines Ne
gro, was sentenced to 30 days in
Moore County jail.
Vester Bovnnan of Aberdeen plead
ed guilty of drunken driving. He was
fined $50 and the costs, given a 60-
diy suspended sentence and deprived
of his license for 12 months.
Arthur Burrus of Albemarle was
found guilty of operating a motor ve
hicle on the wrong side of a State
Highway and was given 30 days, sus
pended upon payment of the costs.
Paul Jefferson Fulk of Carthage
was found not guilty of careless and
reckless driving.
Thad Black of Carthage, found
guilty of public drunkenness, disor
derly conduct and engaging in an
affray, paid a $25 fine and the costs
Mrs. Edwards, Jr., assisted the host
ess in serving pie and coffee.
VaRs Boy in Arkansas
Linwood Keith, son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Keith of Vass, is learning to be
a '“bird man’’ at Helena, Ark. His
address is Avia. Cadet Keith, J. L.,
Aero. Tech. Training School, Helena,
Ark., for the benefit of friends who
would like to drop him a line.
1'oung Penplp Ifoine
Thanksgiving and the week-end fol
lowing brought a number of the
young people home for visits. Miss
Marie Ty.son, who recently establish
ed her r<^putation as a horse shoe
pitcher by winning over some 30 con
testants, and Wilbur Edwards, both
Louisburg College students, were
here, as were George McDcrmott and
John Rosser, students at U. N. C.,
Chapel Hill.
Robert Rosser, who is doing ad
vanced work at the medical college
of the University of South Carolina,
John McDermott of State College and
Miss Sarah Black McFadyen, who
is taking a business course in Ral
eigh were here for the holiday.
Julian Smith of Raleigh came
Saturday to spend a two weeks vaca
tion with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Smith, on route 2.
PurchaKes Home
Mrs. Dan Cameron of the Cypress
Church community has purchased the
cottage known as the Mrs. Claude
Eyrd house, and plans to move in
after making some improvements to
the property.
The Reggio family, former occu
pants, mioved to Lakeview last week.
guests of Miss Mory Ferguson at
Cameron.
Mrs. B. M. Corbett and daughter,
Faye, accompanied by Mrs. H. Clif
ton Blue and children of Aberdeen,
spent from Friday until Sunday with
relatives near Roseboro.
Mrs. Robert Waddell and Mrs.
Wade Cook, of Coats, and Mr, and
Mrs. A. N. Waddell of Liliington were
Thanksgiving Day supper guests of
Mrs. W. T. Cox.
J. M. Tyson, who had been confin
ed to his home by illness for two
months or more, was able to ride over
town to the barber shop Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L>. Tyson and Mr.
and Mrs. C. P. McMillan attended the
game at Chapel Hill Thursday and
returned by way of Raleigh.
EVERY TIME. THEY’RE EXTRA MILO
AND THEY'VE GOT THE FUVOR
THAT ALWAYS HITS THE SPOT”
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Birth .\nnnuncement
Mr. and Mrs. Pete McRae have an-
noimccd the birth of a daughter at
their home in Lakeview on Sunday,
November 23. They arc considering
naming the baby, Myrna Ruth, but
have not decided definitely.
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and his GO-day sentence was suspend
ed.
Will Gaddy, Plnehurst Negro, 60
days, suspended, $10 fine and costs
for using vile language in a public
place and disorderly conduct; Be.s-
sie Jones, Negro of Carthage R. F. D.,
not guilty of larceny of a watch; Ad
der Davis, Aberdeen Negro, three
months, suspended, $50 fine and the
costs and license revoked for a year,
drunken driving.
William A. Cash, Charlotte, taxed
with the costs for driving too fast
in restricted zone and given 30 days,
suspended; George Rodgers, South
ern Pines Negro, gtSlIty of failure to
provide adequate support for wife and
malicious destniction of property,
prayer for judgment continued; Hu
bert Taylor, Carthage Negro, four
months for assault with deadly wea
pon; Charles Mobley, failure to com
ply with judgment, capias issued; M.
F. Thom'as, failure to furnish bond,
capias issued, D. H. Henderson, speed
ing, prayer for judgment continued
upon payment of costs; Annie Mc-
Keithen, Negro of Carthage, case dis
missed as defendant is in State Hos
pital in Goldsboro.
Flftih Sunday Service
The regular fifth Sunday preach
ing service will be held at the Vass
Presbyterian Churcli at 11 a. m.
Sunday with the pastor, the Rev. C.
M. Voyles, bringing the message. Mr.'
Voyles preaches here every second
Sunday evening and fifth Sunday
morning.
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t hristmas Sain
The annual sale of tuberculosis
Christmas seals began this week in
the business district and within a few
days seals will be placed in the hands
of school children for sale in the
homes.
The local seal sale chairman calls
attention to the fact that these little
"symbols of health” have done a fine
work in helping to finance the hospi
tal i^reatment of needy tubercular
pfltients from the Vass community,
thus alleviating human suffering and
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Personals
Mrs. D. A. Smith went to JSJanteo
last week to visit her mother, Mrs.
Westcott.
Mrs. Paul Kelly and daughters,
*'Bunk” and Margaret Louise, spent
the Thanksgiving holidays with rel
atives in Raeford.
Mrs. W. P. Parker and Tommie
Gschwind visited relatives near Rae
ford from Wednesday until Friday.
Mrs. A. G. Edwards and son. Max,
visited Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Bundy of
•Raleigh from Thursday until Sun
day.
Miss Lula Pearl Morgan of Pitts-
boro came for a brief Thanksgiving
visit with, her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Morgan.
Julian Smith of Raleigh arrived
Saturday to spend a two weeks vaca
tion with hisi parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Smith, on route 2.
Miss Mary FVank McMillan of
Fayetteville spent from Wednesday
until Sunday with her people here.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McLean of Cam
eron and niece. Miss Margaret Mc
Lean of New York City, called on
Mr. and Mrs. N. N. McLean Saturday
evening.
Miss Frankie Kelly off Sanford spent
Thanksgiving with Mrs. T. J. Smith.
Robert Leslie of Rockingham spent
Sunday at home.
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. McDermott
and son, Hugh, were Sunday supper
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