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Page TWELVE THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Cairolina THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1961 BIRTHS Births at Moore Memorial Hos pital, Pinehurst: Nov. 13—Daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Tucker, Hoffman. Nov. 14—Son, Mr. and Mrs, Richard D. McCrary, Carthage; daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Hunsucker, Robbins; daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Chester McArn, Reeford. Nov. 15—Daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Linton Kidd, Bennett; son, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis McRae, Rae- ford. * Nov. 16—Daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Baldwin, Aberdeen. Nov. 17—Son, Mr. and Mrs. Logan D. Malloy, Aberdeen; son, Mr. and Mrs. William B. Marks, Aberdeen. Nov. 18—Daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Currie, Raeford; daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Smith, Pinehurst. Nov. 19—Son, Mr. and Mrs. James Hargrove,'West End. Nov. 20—Daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilbur, Southern Pines; son, the Rev. and Mrs. Jesse Jackson, Pinehurst. Nov. 21—Son, Mr. and Mrs Datery Locklear, Abertdeen. Noy 24—Son, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Laverne Maness, Pinehurst. Nov. 25—Son, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil L. Carpenter, Pinebluff. Nov. 26—Daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Jackson, West End; daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Daniel Bibey, Carthage. SCRAPER'S THE THING , If you park your car outside at night, chances are the windows are coated with frost or ice when you go out in the morning. A small ice scraper in your car is a good idea. Winter weather can b^ as tricky as it can be dangerous. The roads may be clear and dry in your area, but covered with ice 50 mile^ away. The North Carolina De partment of Motor Vehicles ad vises . you to check road condi tions along the route you will travel before starting on a winter trip, and always to carry a set of reinforced tire- chains in the trunk. NO DEFROSTING EVER! 1962 Frigidaire Frost-Proof Refrigerator Model FPI-14T-62 . 13.83 cu. ft. net capwHy' 4 colors or White ONLY • Freezer NEVER needs defrosting,thanks to exclusive Frigidaire Frost-Proof system. • Instant ice service pops out cubes at a touch. 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"Slic flitter Main Street m Aberdeen MOORE COUNTY RECORDER'S COURT $500 Cash Bond Forfeited in Case Charging Attempt to Cheat Old Man One of the largest cash bond forfeitures in the history of Moore County Recorder’s Court at Car thage took place Monday when no defendant appeared after the case of Susan Taylor (alternate ly listed as Susie Tayloe) was called. A person of this name had post ed a $500 cash bond, recently on -charges of attempted larceny and fraud in connection with the at tempted cheating of E. L. Wil liamson, 82, of Route 2, Seagrove by an alleged magazine subscrip- cion sales crew. The Taylor woman, who had given her address as Danville, Va., and her age as 29, had in her possession Mr. Williamson’s check for $184.50, which she and two other women had attempted to cash at several places in Sea- grove, when she was arrested by .Joore County officers. She was placed in jail at Car thage and bond for her appear- ancij in court was made the pext day by a man giving the name of W. C. Merrick who said he was field manager for the magazine subscription agency. He arrived in Carthage, officers reported, driving a 1960 Cadillac. To judge from Monday’s pro ceedings, the manager apparently thought it was worth forfeiting his $500 to keep his crew mem ber out of standing trial. The crew had told the old man that his money would go as contribu tions to veterans’ hospitals and that he would receive a fine, tax- free gift in addition. Other cases heard by Judge J. Vance Rowe Monday: John Wesley Newton, Catrhage, driving without eye glasses, judg ment continued on payment of jQsts; Edward Morris Sellers, Route 3, Carthage, unsafe speed resulting in accident, $25 and josts; Charles Michael Simpson, Vass, exceeding safe speed, $10 rnd costs; Bernest Rudolph Mc Leod, Vass, exceeding safe speed, accident, judgment continued on payment of $15 fine and costs and payment of any medical and hos pital expenses of his sisters rid ing with him. Frances Virginia Belk, Route 1, Carthage, driving without operator’s license, care less and reckless driving, acci dent, 30 days in jail, suspended for 12 months on payment of $25 and costs, not to drive until oper- itor’s license is obtained, not to violate laws against epeeding and careless and reckless driving. James Roscoe Sheffield, Pine hurst, drunken driving, 60 days on the roads, suspended on pay ment of $100 fine and costs, driv er’s license to be revoked for 12 months; William Covington, Route 3, Carthage, permitting his car to be operated without com plying with the law requiring in surance, 60 days on the roads, suspended on payment of $25 fine and costs, not to drive his automobile or allow it to be driv en until he has complied with the Financial Responsibility Act; Thomas Nathan Steel, Jackson Springs, careless and reckless driving resulting in accident and personal injury, judgment con tinued on payment of $25 fine and costs and payment of dam ages or any injury done to Wil liam Blake and his automobile, caused by the collision, Ethel Marie Leach, Route 2, Vass, assault with deadly weapon (knife), cursing at club, 30 days in Moore County jail, suspended for 12 months on payment of $15 fine and costs and on conditions of good behavior during the sus pended time; D. Fairly Cameron, New Volumes at Library Listed V'ass, drunken driving, $100 fine and costs, driver’s license to be ,revoked for 12- months; Forney Christie Bullins, Route 2, Vass, drunken driving (second offense), driving without license, six months on the roads, suspended on payment of $200 fine and costs; Clarence Wilson, Aberdeen, illegal possession of , taxpaid whiskey, six months in jail, as signed to do such work as prison medical authorities recommend, the sentence to run concurrently with a sentence of three months in a former case, appeal to Superi or Court entered, bond set at $500. Duncan Harold Mclnnis, Jack- son Springs, assault with deadly weapon (shotgun) with intent to kill, found guilty of assault and battery and assault with deadly weapon on his wife, but not with ntent to kill, six months on the -•oads, suspended for two years on payment of $25 fine and costs aid on condition that he be of good behavior toward his wife and not assault or o-therwise abuse her, also to obey the law m general, the sheriff directed to hold the shotgun for further or der of the court; William Hoke Wood, Vass, , drunken driving, state accepts plea of guilty of public drunkenness, $25 and costs; Roy McNeill, Vass, illegal possession of taxpaid whiskey for sale and selling, 90 days on the roads, suspended for two years on payment of $50 fine and costs, not to violate the prohibition law for two years, appeal to Superior Court entered, bond set at $300. Douglas Garner, Carthage, ille gal possession of illicit whiskey, 30 days on the roads, suspended on payment of $25 and costs, the whiskey to be destroyed; Curtis H. Maness, Robbins, RFD, non support of four children, nol pros with leave; Maurice Criscoe, pub lic drunkenness and disorderly Qonduct, nol pros with leave on payment of costs; Thomas Clar ence Jacobs, Vass, creating dis turbance, malicious damage to property, resisting arrest by po lice officer, three months on roads, suspended for two years on payment of $50 fine and costs and good behavior, with no vio lations of the law, in the two- year period, the same defendant also charged in another case with assault with deadly weapon swinging blade), 30 days on the roads, to begin at expiration 01 sentence-in the former case, sus pended on payment of the costs and on further condition that he pay $10 to owners of the personal property destroyed, not to violate the law during the next two years. Milton Thomas Swinnie, East- wood, careless and reckless driv ing, accident with property dam age, driving at an unsafe speed, three months on roads, suspend ed on payment of $25 fine and costs, and payment of the dam age done to the Falcon and 1961 £ ord autos and to the fence around Mrs. Katsos’s property, with owners of the damaged property directed to file with the clerk of court Vjerified statements covering the damages; Dorothy Annie Andrews, Cameron, driv ing without operator’s license, careless and reckless driving, ac cident, improper equipment, nol prps with leave (defendant said Walter McLean of Sanford was driving the car, and jumped out of the car window and ran—this to be investigated); Nelson Thom as, Route 3, Carthage, assault on female with deadly weapon (flashlight) and hands, found Books added to the collection at the Southern Pines Library during November were listed as follows this week by Mrs. Stan ley Lambourne, librarian: For Adults Diplomatic Death by Charles Forsyte, The Cold Dark Night by Sarah Gainham, Hidden Chan nels of the Mind by Louisa E. Rhine, Chairman of the Bored by Edward Streeter, Sinclair Lewis: An (American Life by Mark Schorer, Battles and Engage ments of the American Revolu tion in North Carolina by B. P. .Robinson, Standard "Postage Stamp Catalogue 1962 (Scott Pub lications, Inc), Statistical Ab stract of the United States 1961 (U. S. Superintendent of Docu ments), Wilderness: A Tale of the Civil War by Robert Penn War ren. For Children Mystery at the Red House by Cornelia Meigs, The Land and People of Holland by Adriaan J. Barnouw, The Key to Chicago by Martha B. King. Many new books for children and young people were placed on the shelves at the Library oarlier this month, in observance of Children’s Book Week. Rites Held at Buffalo For Mrs. Louise Fish Funeral services were held Tuesday at Buffalo, N. Y., for Mrs. Louise Fish who had been a spring visitor to Southern Pines for many years and formerly liv ed several years here. She died last Saturday morning. Surviving nieces are the Misses Louise and Pauline Crain of Southern Pines, who attended the funeral, and Mrs. Amelia Crain and Mrs. Alex Morgan, of South ern Pines. Mrs. Fish had made her home with two other nieces in Buffalo, Miss Marie L. Meyer and Mrs. Elsie C. Dawson. Mrs. Fish was known as “Aunt Lou” to her many friends here. guilty of assault and battery on wife, not guilty of assault with deadly weapon, 60 days on the roads, suspended on payment of $25 fine and costs and on condi tion that during the next 12 months, defendant be of good be havior toward his wife anci re frain frpm assaulting her or oth erwise abusing her. )J0 pint 4/6 quart 86 proof J.T.S. BROWN’S SON COMPANT Lawrene^urtf Kttauekv Blended Whieiev S0% ttraighl whieJcep S yean old 70% jfointWBfroIijirilt IT DOESN'T PAY If you feel yourself getting sleepy while driving,, the State Department of Motor Vehicles suggests you pull off the road and relax. A cup of coffee and a few breaths of cold winter air should wake you up. If you’re still sleepy, stop wherever you can get lo bed. It simply does not pay to take chances with fatigue if you are behind the wheel of a car. GIFTS GALORE in Something to Wear For That Important Male Big Gifts — Suits "Shop Today" Sport Coats Topcoats Car Coats Medium Gifts — Pants Shirts "Brand Sweaters Name Jackets Lines" Shoes Robes Pajamas ' Hats Little Gifts — Socks "Last Ties Minute Belts Gifts" Handkerchiefs Gloves Caps Jewelry If you can’t decide just -what to give, a Gift Certificate is available in amounts 1.00 and up. Melvin's Men's Store 'Your Brand Name Store" Aberdeen, N. C. CA) Sat. Dec. 2 — Geechee Robinson HOLIDAY CALENDAR FOR THE 5 O'CLOCK CLUB Geechee Robinson And His Band December 20 - 22 - 23 - 24 & December 29 ■ 30 TURKEY DINNER FOR THE FAMILY WITH BOB BASS AT THE PIANO December 21 — 7 to 9:30 P. M. DRAWING FOR FREE TURKEY 10 P.M. 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