THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1962
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IN CHICKEN HOUSE, a 4r)-gall(in '.till From left above, Colon
Clegg, alleged operator, arrested on the scene, and Moore ABC
Officers C. A, McCallum, Ed Floyd and June Cockman.
(Photo by V. Nicholson)
Alleged Whiskey Still Owner, Operator
Arrested Between Glendon and Putnam
It appeared to be an abandoned
chicken house, but roosting in
side was found a complete still,
fired up and running, with an
operator, when ABC raiders and
federal agents visited it last
Thursday morning.
The tank-type still of 45-gallon
capacity, with jars, mash and
other trimmings occupied one
end of the poultry house some
350 feet in length, within sight
of a farmhouse between Glendon
and Putnam.
The ingeniously built distillery
received water from a pipe ap
parently placed there some time
ago for the chickens, running the
length of the poultry house, with
water pumped by electricity from
a pond behind the farmhouse.
Arrested were James Burlin
Hussejr, 37, of Carthage, Route 1,
owner of the farmhouse,
the poutry house and pond;
also Colon Clegg, an elder
ly Negro, found on the scene
operating the still. Destroyed with
the still were nine and a half
gallons of whiskey and 45 gallons
of mash.
The arrested men made $500
bond each set by the U. S. Com
missioner at Rockingham, for
their appearance there at the
September term of federal court.
Hussey reportedly has no previous
record of whiskey law violations,
said Chief Moore County ABC
Officer C. A. McCallum, but Clegg
was characterized as “an old of
fender.”
Taking part in the raid were
Moore ABC Officers McCallum,
June Cockman and Ed Floyd, and
three agents from the federal
ATTD office at Rockingham.
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BY MRS. CHARLES CAMERON
WSCS Concludes Course
The two Circles of the Vass
Methodist WSCS met on Monday
and Tuesday nights of last week
in the church fellowship hall for
a two-part study course on “The
Meaning of Suffering.”
Agnes Boggs, chairman, in
troduced the topic which was pre
sented by Mrs. David Moe. Mrs.
H. A. Borst was in charge of the
opening scripture on Monday
night and Mrs. James Hudson
gave a talk on “Discerning the
Will of God.” On Tuesday night
the ladies enjoyed a covered dish
supper prior to the study.
Junior - Senior Prom
“Paris in the Springtime” was
the theme of the gala Junior -
Senior Prom at the Vass - Lake-
view high school cafeteria on Fri
day evening. Decorations of
yellow and white, senior class
colors, were prevalent through
out the hall. In keeping with the
theme, David Crockett of the
junior class gave the welcome, and
Harrison Garner, senior class
president, responded in French.
Guests, in addition to the two
classes and their guests, were:
the school principal, John Mc-
Crummon and Mrs. McCrummon,
members of the school board and
their wives — Mr. and Mrs. C.
L. Tyson, Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
Keith, and Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Morgan; members of the high
school faculty and their wives
and husbands, and Miss Lynn
Oldham, school secretary.
The dinner, served buffet style
by the Vass Woman’s club, con
sisted of chicken and potato
salads, relish dishes, cake squares
and punch.
The waiter and waitress, chosen
from the sophomore class, were:
Amy Callahan, Patricia Callahan,
Jean and Joyce Jones, Sue
Hardy, Ann Crockett, and Danny
Williams.
Dancing to the music of a
special band rounded out a de
lightful and unforgetable even
ing.
Birth Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby L. Lassister
announce the birth of a son on
Wednesday, May 9, at Moore Me
morial Hospital. The Lassisters
have two other children, Julie
and Joe.
In Memory
A beautiful mixed white floral
arrangement was placed in the
sanctuary of the Vass Methodist
Church, Sunday, May 13, in living
memory of Mrs. Loula Graham,
by her children.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Brewer
and grandchildren, Charles and
Sherry Brewer, spent the week
end in Virginia Beach, Va. with
their daughter - and son - in law,
A|3 John W Hipp and his wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Womble and
children, Vann and Teresa, of
Raleigh, visited with her mother,
Mrs. Daniel Boggs and family
Sunday afternoon.
Here for a family Mother’s Day
dinner with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Baxter Prevatte, were
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Hoyle and
children of Route 10, Greensboro;
Mrs. Paul Hales and children of
High Point; Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Morgan and family of Lakeview;
Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Prevatte, Jr!
and family of Siler City; Mr. and
Mrs. Billy Ray Prevatte and son
of Sanford; and Curtis Prevatte of
the home.
Mr. and Mrs. Arl Danley and
children of Carthage visited Mr.
and Mrs. Burton Danley and
family Sunday.
James Thomas and a friend,
Richard Wilkinson of the U. S.
Navy, both of whom are presently
stationed at Charleston, S. C.
visited with relatives here over
the weekend.
Captain Robert Hardy of the
U. S. Air Force, Washington, D.
C., who has been visiting with
his mother, Mrs. Lula Hardy
Hennings, in Carthage, called on
relatives in the community Wed
nesday of last week.
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By LINDA WATTS
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. York and
children of Fayetteville visited
Mr. and Mrs. W. M Beard and
Mr and Mrs. A. A. McFayden
Sunday.
. Mr and Mrs. L. N. Apple spent
the weekend in Greensboro with
her mother, Mrs. Raymond John
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bracey
and family were in Laurinbure
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Priest and
Mrs. Myrtle Marks spent Satur
day in Fayetteville shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. .Thomas Black
burn and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Jones
visited Mr. and Mrs. Sam Garcia
UKEVIEW NEWS
Saturday.
Mrs. Benjamin Blackburn and
Miss O. C. Blackburn visited Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Garcia Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Oxydien
from Lumberton moved here last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jessup of
Sanford visited Mr. and Mrs. R.
B. Jessup Sunday.
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