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THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1959
THE PHOT—Southern Pines, North Caitdina
Page SEVEN
Jury List For Next Week’s Term Of
Criminal Court Has Local Residents
The Spring term of Moore
County Superior Court for the
trial of criminal cases will con
vene in Carthage on Monday,
April 27 with Judge Walter E.
Johnson presiding.
The jury list for the term is
as follows:
Charles P. Cole, Southern
Pines; C. D. Maness, Rt. 2, Rob
bins; M. M. Way, Carthage, S. E.
Battley, Star Route, Carthage;
Charles McNair, Rt. 1, Eagle
Springs; E. L. Comer, Carthage;
Eugene Scott Thomas, Rt. 1,
West End; J. C. Stanley, Manly;
S. V. Thomas, Rt. 1, West End;
M|s. Connie WiUianas,, Rt. 1,
Eagle Springs; Richard Sanders,
NOTICE
Having this day qualified as
Administrators of the Estate of
Olivia G. Henderson Raisen, de
ceased, this is to notify all per
sons having claims against the
said estate to present them to the
undersigned, duly verified, on or
before the 20th day of March
1960, or this notice will be plead
ed in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to the said es
tate will please make immediate
payment.
Dated this 20th day of March
1959
MILDRED HENDERSON
PARKER and JAMES D.
HENDERSON, Administra
tors of the Estate of Olivia
G. Henderson Raisen,
deceased.
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Robbins; J. E. Cook, Jr., Carth
age; D. Adolph Myrick, Eagle
Springs; Floyd T. Ritter, Rob
bins; Woodrow McDonald,
Southern^ Pines.
Also William Thomas Wade,
Southern Pines; Mattie E. Mc
Neill, Rt. 2, Robbins; Eddie R.
Pride, Southern Pines; Ellis Mc
Kenzie, Pinehurst; Louis G.
Phillips, Jr., Rt. 1, Carthage; R,
C. Poindexter, Rt. 3, Carthage;
A. Harrison Smith, Rt. 1, Eagle
Springs; Van L. Williams, Star
Route, Robbins; Edgar Scarboro,
Vass; Lloyd Monroe, Rt. 3, Car
thage; Charlie Luther Kennedy,
Rt. 1, Robbins.
Also Davis R. Salmon, Jr., Rt.
2, Vass; M. A. Lyons, Southern
Pines; John William McNaulty,
Robbins, Katherine McDonald,
Cameron; H. Elmer Weatherbe,
Niagara; Clarence Kennedy, Rt.
2, Seagrove; Everett E. Lewis,
Robbins; Redga Thomas, Camer
on; James Robert Cockman, Rob
bins; P. P. Thomas, Jackson
Springs; Mrs. Ann M. Ewing,
Southern Pines; Bobby Lassiter,
Vass.
Also Millard F. Tillman, Rt. 1,
Carthage; Ralph Scott, Rt. 1,
Robbins; Ray S. Reynolds, Rt. 3,
Carthage; Jaipes N. Brown,
Eagle Springs; David Fred Gar
ner, Cameron; M. C. Luck, Jack-
son Springs: Carson E. Flinchum,
Robbins; James Vernon Rey
nolds, Rt. 1, Robbins; A. J.
Moody, Robbins; Dewey Horner,
Robbins, Ed McMillan, Rt. 3,
Carthage, and James R. Frye, Rt.
3, Carthage.
Four Prisoners Given Additional
Time For Deserting Working Crews
Four misdemeanor prisoners I Carthage. All were quickly ap-
who walked away from work
crews Tuesday of last week were
given additional sentences in
Moore Recorder’s Court Monday
to be -served a^ the expiration of
the terms they are already serv
ing.
All are at the prison camp near
Carthage.
Tried before Judge J. Vance
Rowe were Floyd Colfield of Lil-
lington, L. M. Jackson of Gran
ville, Harold David Smith of
Charlotte and Billy Lee Wilson
of Reidsville.
For Colfield and Jackson the
escape was their second one and
they received six month sen
tences; Smith drew four months
and Wilson drew- three.
Colfield, Jackson and Wilson
deserted the work crew near
Culdee Church, outside of Pine
hurst, while Smith walked off
near Bethlehem Church north of
Several From This
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County Are Recent
Recruits In Army
Sergeant Paul H. Hawks, the
local Army recruiter, announced
this week the names of several
young men from this area who
have recently joined the US
Army.
Harold W. Williams, Route 3,
Carthage selected assignment to
the Army’s artillery radar main
tenance course at Ft. Sill, Okla.
He is a graduate of Pinkney High
School and recently completed
four years with the Navy.
Walter Audry Cameron, Route
2. Cameron, selected a special as
signment in the Army. He gradu
ated from Benhaven High School
in June of 1958 and was employ
ed by Watson Specialty Company
in Jonesboro Heights before en
listing.
Ralph A. Anderson, Route 1,
Jackson Springs, reenlisted in
the Regular Army unassigned.
He was employed by Roberts
Company in Sanford and was a
13 year veteran of Army service
in World War 2 and during the
Korean War.
Claude Reams, Jr., of 650 E.
Mass. Ave. Southern Pines, en
listed in the US Army Reserves
for six years. He is a 1956 grad
uate of Southern Pines High
School and attended the Univer
sity of Virginia before entering
the Army for 24 months of active
duty.
Sergeant Hawks asks interest
ed young men in the Moore
County area to see him Thursday
at the Southern Pines Post Office
from 9 a. m. to noon, and at the
Carthage Post Office from 1 p. m.
to 4:30 p. m. His office is located
at 234 Carthage Street in San
ford.
There were just as many careless
drivers 40 years ago, but then the
horse had more sense.
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Other cases disposed of:
Edward Paul Brady, Route 1,
Carthage, driving drunk, 60 days
on the roads suspended on pay
ment of $100 and costs, license
revoked 12 months.
Calvin Coolidge McKenzie,
West End, driving drunk (second
offense), unlawful possession Of
seal broken whiskey, 90 days on
the roads, suspended on payment
of $200 and costs, license revoked
two years.
Grady Scott, public drunk, dis
orderly conduct, threats, disturb
ing the peace, State accepted plea
of guilty to disorderly conduct,
judgment continued On payment
of costs and damages to window.
Lewis Johnson, Jr., Pinehurst,
careless and reckless driving, ac
cident. In view of defendant be
ing only one injured, judgment
continued on payment of $25 fine
and costs.
Walter Morton, West End, un
lawful possession of illicit whis
key, 60 days on the roads, sus
pended on payment of $25 inclu
ding costs.
Henry King Buie, Jr. Siler
City, driving drunk, $100 and
costs, license revoked 12 months.
George Caviness Cummings,
Route 3, Lillington, careless and
reckless driving, accident and in
jury, judgment continued on pay
ment of $25 and costs, also ex
penses of any injury sustained by
defendant’s passenger.
Elmer M. McCrimmon, Camer
on, assault and battery, 30 days
on roads, suspended on payment
of $10 and costs, found not guilty
of temporary larceny.
Janie McKeithen Scarboro,
Vass, Josie McKeithen Bullock
and Elijah Junior Bullock, both
of Route 3, Carthage, larceny of
$74.30. First two defendants
found not guilty, Elijah Bullock
given three months on the roads,
suspended for 24 months on pay
ment of $25 and costs, and on
condition he repay the money
taken from James Walker. He
also was placed on good behavior
conditions for a two year period.
In companion cases, Janie Scar
boro was acquitted of a charge
of assault with a deadly weapon
(bottle) and Josie Bullock was
convicted of assault with a dead
ly weapon (razor), given 60 day
prison sentence, suspended on
payment of $100 fine and costs.
The Clerk of Court was directed
to pay Janie Scarboro’s hospital
and doctor bills out of the fine.
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