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BIGGEST TREE
For 4,000 years, the General
Sherman Bigtree, or Giant Se
quoia has grown in Sequoia Na
tional Park near Bakersfield. To-
THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1961
day it’s 272 feet tall. Its base is 32
feet across. It weighs more than
800 tons. There’s enough lumber
in it to build 57 houses with 1,-
000 square feet each.
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i MOORE COUNTY RECORDER'S COURT
Prisoners Who Escaped Get 4 Months
To Begin at End of Present Terms
Escaping from the Carthage
prison camp dost two prisoners
sentences of four additional
months, each, in Moore County
Recorder’s Court at Carthage
Monday. Judge J. Vance Rowe
sentenced each of the men, the
sentences to begin at expiration
of the terms they are serving. The
prisoners were Charles E. Mor
gan of Asheboro and James C.
Huggins of Rockingham, RFD.
In contrast to the past two
weeks, the court heard a short
docket of cases Monday, comple
ting its work about noon. Other
cases were:
Henry Mitchell, Route 2, Carth
age, driving without operator’s
license, .$15 and costs; Adam
Julian Wyatt, Robbins, no chauf
feur’s license, improper brakes,
no operator’s license, 30 days on
the roads, suspended on payment
of $25 fine and costs; Floyd Glov
er Patterson, Vass, drunken driv
ing, 60 days on the roads, sus
pended on payment of $100 fine
and costs, driver’s license to be
revoked for 12 months; Ernest B.
Phillips Route 5, Sanford, careless
and reckless driving, 30 days on
the roads, suspended on payment
of $35 fine and costs; David Mc
Leod, Carthage, drunken driving,
driving y^ithouJ‘ operator s license,
failure to stop for officer, three
months on the roads, suspended
on payment of $25 fine and costs
and on condition that he not oper
ate a motor vehicle on the public
roads until he obtains a license.
James Belk, Route 3, Carthage,
assaulting wife, non-support of
five minor children, found guilty
of assault, 30 days on roads, sus
pended on payment of costs, not
guilty of non support; Winford
Walker, Route 3, Carthage, driv
ing without operator’s license, $10
,4 f FKo Pniirt- Lawrence Lyer- increased from $30 to $37.50, plus payments for support of child
S-anted, weekly payments to be der, Carthage, motion to increase ginning last week.
and costs; Victor McLeod, y^ss,
unlawful possession of illicit
whiskey for sale, three months on
the roads, suspended for two
years on payment of $100 fine and
costs and on condition he does not
violate the prohibition laws dur
ing that time, the sheriff ordered
to destroy the whiskey (six jars).
Lane Duncan, Route 2, Loris,
S. C, non-support of wife and
child, three months on the roads,
suspended on payment of the
costs and payment of $10 on day
of court and $10 per week there
after. for use and benefit of his
wife and child, until furjjier or-
I. J. Short, 42,
Rt. 3, Carthage,
Dies Suddenly
Irvin Jasper Short, 42. of Car
thage, Route 3, died suddenly
Thursday night of last week. He
was a World War II veteran and
operated a store and gas station
on Carthage Route 3.,
Mr. Short is survived by his
wife, the former Annie Love of
Carthage; two daughters, Betty
Ann Love and, Mrs. Floyd Shef
field, both of the home; five sons,
Irvin Wayne of Delaney, Fla. and
Marvin Douglas, Gary Lee, Ed
ward Earl and Samuel Ernest
Short, all of the home; two sis
ters, Mrs. Henry Freeman and
Mrs. William Barber, both of
Route 3, Carthage; one brother,
Lewis Short of Carthage, Route
3, and three grandchildren. Fun
eral services were held Saturday
at the Doubs Chapel Methodist
Church, conducted by the Rev.
Melvin Williamson. Burial follow
ed in the church cemetery^
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