THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 28. 1957
THE PILOT—Southern Pines. North Carolina
Page ELEVEN
VICTIM RECOVERED
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Robeson County Woman Freed Of
Shooting Charges In Court Monday
Jessie Bell Oxendine Kilgore, Gook, suspended on payment of
CARTHAGE NEWS
27, an Indian woman from Robe
son County, was found not guilty
in Moore Recorder’s Court Mon
day on charges of shooting
Charles Maples in a roadhouse in
the northern end of the county
earlier in the month.
The woman, who had told offi
cers when she was arrested that
Maples had “bothered” her, did
not deny the shooting Monday
but reaffirmed her previous rea
sons. Maples, who has recovered
from his wounds, told a complete
ly different version on the stand.
He said he had not bothered her
and could give no reason for the
shooting.
Both were employed at the Car
olina Pines roadhouse on US 1
close to the Lee County line.
Mrs. Kilgore had been free on
$1,500 bond for her appearance
in court.
Other cases disposed of:
Fred Childress, Route 1, Star,
speeding, improper muffler, $25
including costs.
Euthenia Jesse Wright, Raeford,
speeding, d ing on wrong side,
$25 to inch .d costs.
Kenneth Callicutt, speeding,
$25 to include costs.
Jackie Hunsucker, Robbins,
careless and reckless driving, ac
cident, $25 and costs.
Russell Bristow, Robbins, driv
ing drunk, 60 days on roads, su#
pended on payment of $100 and
costs, license suspended twelve
months.
George A. Davis, High Point,
public drunk, unlawful possession
of tax paid whiskey, $10 and costs.
Jesse Davis, High Point, care
less and reckless driving, speed
ing 60, driving on wrong side, $25
and costs.
C. E. Brady, Highfalls, unlawful
possession of illicit whiskey, pub
lic drunk, $15 and costs.
Thomas E. Cook, Route 2, Car
thage, driving drunk (second of
fense) three months on roads, li
cense suspended two years.
Thomas E. Cook and Joe Smith,
Route 2, Carthage, larceny of two
automobile floor mats and a ham
mer. As to Sniith, not guilty.
Three months on roads as to
NOTIOE OF PUBLIC HEARING
ON LEVY OF ASSESSMENT
TO INSTALL PERMANENT
STREET IMPROVEMENTS
Pursuant to authority contain
ed in the North Carolina General
Statutes, notice is hereby given
that a Public Hearing w'll be
held in the Council C’-' ^er at
the Town Office in the Town of
Southern Pines, Moore County,
North Carolina at 8:00 P. M. on
the 12th day of March, 1957, for
the purpose of hearing any pro
test or objeation to the levying of
an assessment at the rate of $1.25
per front foot against the adja
cent property owners on: The
west side of Crestview Rd. be
tween Saylor St. and Midland
Rd. in the Town of Southern
Pines, to defray a portion of the
costs of installing curbs and gut
ters, on the above mentioned
street or streets; that interested
parties may inspect assessment
roll on file in the Office of. the
Town Clerk at any time between
the hours of 9:00 A. M. and 5:00
P. M. on any day from Monday
through Friday and between the
hours of 9:00 A. M. and 12:00
Noon on Saturday.
This 19th day of February,
1957.
LOUIS SCHEIPERS, JR.
Town Clerk
f21,28
costs and good behavior condi
tions for next three years.
Joseph Clayton Phillips, High-
faRs, speeding, driving on wrong
side, accident, prayer for judg
ment continued on payment of
costs.
James A. Smith, assault and
battery, threats. Court finds pros
ecution is frivolous and taxes
prosecuting witness with costs.
Cecil Smith, trial set for March
4.
Jessie Belle Oxendine Kilgore,
Fairmont, assault with, a deadly
weapon, inflicting serious and
permanent injury, not guilty.
Sam Wilson, High Point, lar-
cenw of switch box, not guilty.
Lacey T. Smith, larceny of hogs,
nol pros with leave. Costs taxed
against the prosecuting witness,
Mary BeUe Ingr£im.
Lena Dowd, assault with a
deadly weapon, (ice pick), nol
pros with leave.
John Holmes, Pinebluff, driving
without registration card, prayer
for judgment continued on pay
ment of costs.
Norman Goins, failure to com
ply. It appearing to the court
that defendant failed to comply
with commitment to issue in pre
vious case, it is ordered that sen
tence of three months on roads be
put into effect unless he complies
by Wednesday, February 27, the
sentence to run concurrently with
sentence he received in case
where he was convicted of driv
ing drunk.
Lawton Leo Hatch, Southern
Pines, careless and reckless driv
ing, driving on wrong side of road
causing accident and property
damage, prayer for judgment con
tinued on payment of costs.
Lewis C. McLean, Wagram,
driving without license, carrying
concealed weapon, driving with
expired New York tag, 30 days on
roads, suspended 12 months on
payment of $50 and costs.
John D. Harrington, Cameron,
assault and battery, threats, war
rant amended to charge abandon
ment and failure to support wife
and children, guilty of assault on
wife and failure to provide sup
port for her and two children, 60
days ob. roads, suspended on pay
ment of costs and payments of $20
per week until, further order of
court.
Harold Floyd Murphy, Laurin-
burg, speeding, $25 to include
costs.
Marian Taylor, Route 2, Cam
eron, speeding 70, driving on
wrong side, $35 to include costs.
J. Wilson Reeves, speeding 65,
$28 to include costs.
James Albert Byrd, speeding 55
(truck), $28 to include costs.
James A. Hay ley, assault and
battery,, driving without opera
tor’s license, nol pros.
Queenie Hayley, Fayetteville,
driving without operator’s license,
driving on wrong side, nol pros as
to first charge, capias issued on
second charge, trial set for next
Monday, bond fixed at $25.
Dope Jeter, unlawful possession
of non-tax paid whiskey, nol pros
with leave.
Charles Lemonds, allowing in
toxicated person to drive his auto,
nol pros.
Henry Lomax Bost, speeding 55
in truck, $50 cash bond forfeited.
H. C. Cheek, set for trial March
4.
Marvin Eugene Cornelius, call
ed and failed, capias issued, re
turnable next Monday, bond fixed
at $100.
William Ledbetter Crepps,
speeding, $15 and costs.
Mabrye L. Woody, speeding,
improper passing, $40 to include
costs.
Straight
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By MRS ALONZO BLUE
Celebrates 75th Birthday
Mrs. C. C. Wallace honored her
husband last Sunday at their
home in West Carthage on his
75th birthday with a turkey din
ner and all the trimmings. A
huge decorated birthday cake
graced the cewter of the table.
The guest list included Mr. and
Mrs. H. C. Wallace and son,
David; C. C. Wallace, Jr., and
children, Judy and C. C. Ill, of
Wilmington; Mrs. Rosa Lee
Douglas and daughter, Nancy,
of Sanford; Miss Margaret Jessup
Winston-Salem; Mrs. J. R. Royal,
High Point; Miss Erma Jessup,
Asheboro; Mrs. Sudie Britt,
Lumberton; and Mr. and Mrs. .W.
G. Benner and son, Penn, Car
thage.
Mr. Wlallace was remembered
with many useful gifts.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Goodman
of Raleigh visited her sisters,
Mrs. H. L. Maness here and Mrs.
Walter Lambert in Vass, Satur
day.
Mackie Caldwell of Morehead
City visited his grandmother,
Mrs. N. A. McKeithen, Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Cox Mrs. W. R.
Clegg and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie
Clawson and children were in
Rockingham Simday afternoon to
visit Mr. and Mrs. Neill McK.
Clegg and children.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Sheffield,
Miss NeU Sheffield and Mr. and
Mrs. W. B. Way visited Fulton
Stutts at McCain Sunday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Epler of
Pennsylvania, Mr. and Mrs. Nor
man Epler, Jr., of Lakeview and
Mrs. R. G. Rosser of Vass were
pleasant callers in the H. L. Man
ess home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Clawson
and childm of Jacksonville were
weekend guests of Mrs. Claw
son’s mother, Mrs. W. R. Clegg.
Mr. and Mrs. BiU Robinson and
son, Johnny Mac, of Rockingham
visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Un
derwood on Vass Road Sunday.
Mrs. Howard Myrick visited
her uncle and aunt, Charlie Muse
and Miss Bertha Muse, in Galax,
Va., Sunday. Miss Muse is a pa
tient in Waddell Hospital.
W. A. Blue, engineer for the
Ballinger Paving Co. of Green-
vUle, S. C., was in the state last
week looking over the road
building jobs let in Raleigh Tues
day, and spent Wednesday night
at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Ridge and
daughter, Martha, of High Point
and Miss Josephine Cole of Ra
leigh were Sunday guests of their
mother and sister, Mrs. Emma
Cole and Miss Mary Gilbert Cole.
Dr. NeRl Stevens of Fayette
ville filled the pulpit of the Pres
byterian Church Sxmday morn
ing. Dr. and Mrs. Stevens were
dinner guests of Dr. and Mrs. C.
T. Grier.
The Rev. and Mrs. Charlie
Worth and children, Lucy, Julia
and Charlie, Jr., of Whitevjlle
spent Friday with Mrs. Worth’s
mother, Mrs. A. Blue.
Mr. and Mfs. Harper Beall and
children of Lenoir spent the week
end with Mrs. BeaU’s brother-in-
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. W.
H. Currie.
Coach L. G. Alexander and
family of West Jefferson were
Sunday visitors in the O. U.
Alexander home.
ASC officials will visit every
field in the state on which flue-
cured tobacco is grown in enforc
ing the 50 per cent price support
on 1957 production of flue-cured
varieties Coker 139, Coker 140,
and Dixie Bright 244, according
to ASC committeemen.
GEORGE W. TYNER
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Phone 2-5804
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