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THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North CaroUna
THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1957
IN TRIENDLY ARGUMENT
Town Employee Gets Three Months
Sentence For Knifing Co-Worker
James J. Leggett, employed by
the town of Southern Pines in the
street department, was sentenced
to three months on the roads in
Recorder’s Court Monday for knif
ing one of his co-workers and best
friends aftfer engaging in a
“friendly argument.”
Leggett, who had been arrested
late in the afternoon of February
24 for cutting James Lee Holt,
said after being sentenced Mon
day that he “stiU wasn’t mad . . .
never had been.”
. Officers Wright and Seawell,
who made the arrest, said Leggett
and Holt had been together all
that day and had been drinking.
Holt, Leggett charged, had called
him a name during the course of
conversation and he had become
angry.
Charged wi^h assault with a
deadly weapon, Leggett had been
given a preliminary hearing and
was released on $500 bond for his
appearance in court Monday. It
WEIS the third time he had been
charged with assaulting Einother
person.
Town officials said they were
quite surprised at Leggett’s aC'
tions; he is an excellent worker
Etnd “extremely friendly.”
Other cases disposed of:
Manly Elihu Murphy, Star,
speeding 75, $35 and costs, license
revoked as required by law.
HowEU-d M. Gsimer, Route 2,
Seagrove, driving drunk (second
offense) three months on roads,
suspended on payment of $200
and costs, license revoked eis re
quired by law.
Paul D. Thompson, Route 3,
Wadesboro, non-support of wife
and two children, six months on
roads, suspended on payment of
costs, immediate payment of $100
to Clerk of Court for use pf wife
and children, and payment of $15
per week until further order of
Court.
Charles H. Smith, Fort Bragg,
driving without operator’s license,
$25 including costs.
Robert C. Livengood, Moores-
ville, speeding 69, $15 including
costs.
Vernon Short, Route 1, West
End, driving drunk (second of
fense), careless and reckless driv
ing, three months on roads, sus
pended on payment of $200 and
costs, license revoked.
James Campbell, Southern
Rnes, driving without valid oper
ator’s license, $5 plus costs.
James Watkins, Pinehurst, un
lawful possession of tax-paid
whiskey for sale, 60 days on roads
suspended on payment of $100
and costs, and no violation of pro
hibition laws for next 12 months.
Annie Belle HEirtis, Charlotte,
speeding 65, $10 and costs.
Hugh PhiUips, CEirthage, driv
ing without operator’s license, $25
SEVEN STAR, BLENDED V/HISKEY, 90
PROOF. 37V4% STRAIGHT WHISKEY. 6
YEARS OR MORE OLD. 62%% GRAIN NEU
TRAL SPIRITS. GOODERHAM & WORTS
LTD., PEORIA, ILL
including costs.
James “Smokey” Lewis, South
ern Pines, assault with a deadly
weapon (knife), drunk and disor
derly, cursing, guilty of assault
and battery, 30 days on roads, sus
pended on payment of $25 and
costs.
Arthur Aaron Cole alias Buddy
Cole, Eagle Springs, allowing in
toxicated person to operate his
car in a careless and reckless mEin-
ner, three months on roads, sus
pended on payment of $200 and
costs, license revoked two years.
Defendant filed notice of appeal
to Superior Court, bond fixed at
$300.
Joe Capel, EUerbe, driving
drimk, CEireless and reckless driv
ing, failure to stop for officer, 60
days on roads, suspended on pay
ment of $100 and costs, license re
voked 12 monthp.
Belton Hines, Jr., Pinehurst,
driving without operator’s license,
unlawful possession of fictitious
license, using another’s license as
his own, and Merlyn Ray Murchi
son, Route 1, Sanford, Eillowing
smother to use his operator’s li
cense, 30 days on roads for both,
suspended on payment of joint
fine of $25 smd costs.
Ina Rufus Allen, Fort Bragg,
speeding 67, $35 including costs.
Queenie R. Hailey, Fayetteville,
driving on wrong side of road,
prayer for judgment continued on
payment of costs.
Elgie Needham, Stsir, breaking
and entering and larceny of seed
valued at $100, and John Allen,
Star, same charge, eight months
on roads for each, suspended for
two years on paymept of fines of
$150 and costs.
William Howard Harvey, speed
ing 60, $20 including costs.
David Sanders, West End, driv
ing without operator’s license, no
lights, failure to stop, $25 and
costs.
H. C. Cheek, West End, bad
check, prayer for judgment con
tinued on payment of $10 and
costs and payment of check.
Marvin E. Cornelius, Cameron,
CEireless and reckless driving, ac
cident, $25 and costs.
Dorothy Smith Hall, Greens
boro, speeding, prayer for judg
ment continued on payment of
costs.
Lock McMiUan, Pinehurst,
abandonment and non-support, of
wife and three children, 60 days
on roads, suspended on payment
of $10 each week for support of
family until further order of
Court.
John Leon McKenzie, Jr., Pine-
huret, speeding 70, $15 smd costs.
James E. Riggsby, speeding 70,
Schooling Horse
Show Winners In
8 Classes Given
One of the lEirgest crowds to
date this yeEir attended the regu
lar schooling horse show Svmday
at D. W. Winkehnsm’s Lakelawn
Farm on US Highway 1. Perfect
weather, almost like spring,
brought out the crowd which was
enthusiEistic in its applause for the
eight classes.
Here are the results (first place
winner named first, and so on):
Green Hunters Under Saddle—
Battle Fashion, Mile-Away Farm;
Pink Ice, Pinkie Doyle; Magna
Cum Laude, Mrs. Gardiner Fiske;
Easter Romance, Mrs. Jane Dane.
Children’s Intermediate Class—
Deana Delaney, Nell Wilkinson,
Tim Tufts, Jean Wilson.
Children’s Beginner Class —
Sandra Younts, Judy McMiUan,
Perry Davis, Janet PhiUips.
Horsemanship, Children’s Ad
vanced ‘A”—^BiUy Doyle, Linda
Owens, Pinkie Doyle, Beth Win-
borne.
Horsemanship, Children’s Ad
vanced “B”—Nsincy Lou Gouger,
Terry Reeves,. Beth Winboine,
Fran Mason.
Green Hunters Over Fences—
Pink Ice, Pinkie Doyle; Tea-Au-
Lait, Mile-Away Farm; Magna
Cum Laude, Mrs. GEirdiner Fiske;
Mister Sparks, Mickey Walsh.
Working Hunters—Strawberry
Fox, Mrs. Laura B. Higby; Gala
Pennant, Miss Jean Cochrane;
Triple Shot, Mrs. G. J. Graham;
Sporting Print, Mrs. Gsirdiner
Fiske.
Open Hunters Under Saddle —
Gala PennEint, Miss Cochrane;
Magna Cum Laude, Mrs. Fiske;
Tea-Au-Lait, Mile-Away; and
$15 and costs.
Walter GEimer, Route 3, CEir
thage, improper registration,
prayer for judgment continued on
payment of costs and on condition
he obtain proper registration card.
Clyde A. Braddock, speeding,
capias, returnable next Saturday.
Nancy Jean Rock, speeding,
capias, returnable Saturday, Mar.
18, bond fixed at $75.
Herbert R. Currie, Jackson
Springs, speeding 55, capias is
sued, returnable Saturday, bond
fixed at $50.
James J. Leggett, Southern
Pines, assault with a deadly wea
pon, (knife), three months on
roads.
Mary’s Gift, Linda Owens.
Henry Middendorf and Char
lotte Nichols were judges, with
Ed Daniels serving as ring mas
ter.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our neigh
bors and friends for the mtmy
kindnesses shown our mother
and grandmother, Mrs. Nettie
Reynolds, during her illness and
for the expressions of sympathy
at her passing. AU are deeply ap
preciated.
MRS. ROBERT DYER
AND FAMILY
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