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SOUTHERN PINES RECORDER'S COURT
A local man was sentenced to a
year on the roads, with no privi
lege of suspended sentence, after
three traffic charges against him
were heard by Judge W, Harry
Fullenwider in the regular Wed
nesday session of Southern Pines
Hecorder’s Court last week.
James Robert Monroe, 37, was
charged in one case with having
no operator’s license and with dis
obeying a stop sign. In another,
the charge was driving after his
license was revoked, an offense
in which a year’s prison sentence
is mandatory. The court took note
of the fact that Monroe had a rec
ord of several previous traffic
law violations.
Appeal to Superior Court was
entered by the defendant and
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bond was set at $500.
Monroe’s son, James R. Monroe,
Jr., 17, was a defendant in the
same court session charged with
having no operator’s license and
exceeding safe speed, resulting in
accident.
Jointly charged with the
younger Monroe was William Eu
gene Rounds, 20, of Southern
Pines whose sports car—with
Monroe driving and Rounds cis
passenger—left Highway 22 and
overturned, near St. Joseph’s
Hospital, early on the morning of
May 17. Rounds, who was charg
ed with allowing an unlicensed
person to drive, had suffered a se
vere cut on his right foot and was
treated at St. Joseph’s. Monroe
was scratched and bruised but
not otherwise injured.
According to the testimony,
Monroe had no driver’s license,
although Rounds said he asked
and was told Monroe had one, be
fore letting Monroe drive his car.
Judge Fullenwider taxed both
the defendants with the costs and
directed that Monroe walk twice
to Howard Johnson’s Restaurant
and back, in place of paying a
fine—once for himself and once
for Rounds whose foot injury pre
vented his walking.
Two Fort Bragg soldiers, Gary
L. Mantz and James E. Geislin,
were charged with larceny of gas
oline. They were taxed with the
court costs and each was ordered
to pay the cost of stolen gasoline,
through the court, and it was di
rected that the commanding offi
cer of each be informed of their
conviction. Geislin was ordered
confined to the local jail until 6
p. m. on the day of the trial and
Mantz until 6:30 p. m.
A sentence of four months on
the roads was suspended for two
years, for Marvin Gay of South
ern Pines who was charged with
assault on a female, on payment
of a fine of $15 and the costs and
on condition he not be convicted
of a similar offense for two years.
Other cases heard were:
Leslie Owen Capps, Sanford,
speeding 45 in 35 zone, driving on
wrong side of road, improper
brakes, $10 and costs; Philip Han
cock, non-support, nol pros with
leave on payment of costs; Sigrid
Blum Black, Route 2, Vass, speed
ing 65 in 35 zone, $10 and costs;
James Howard McGrath, Greens
boro, speeding 70 in 60 zone, $10
and costs; Paul Wiseman Reese,
Pinebluff, no operator’s license,
pay costs (defendant had obtain
ed license); John Cranford Rol
lins, Route 3, Carthage, no opera
tor’s license, judgment as of non
suit; Clyde Earl McCrimmon,
careless and reckless driving, pay
costs and walk everywhere he
i goes from the day of trial to June
'5—the passengers in the car to
take one day’s walking for the
defendant; Harry L. Klabhatz,
disobeying stop sign, $5 and costs.
Reginald Howard Wilson, im
proper muffler, pay costs (muf
fler has been fixed); 'Thomas W.
Bailey, Star Route, Vass’, dis
obeying stop sign, $5 and costs;
Dixie Parsons Blake, Route 1,
Candor, disobeying stop sign, pay
costs and walk to Howard John
son’s Restaurant and back; Jean
McKinnon Hubbal’d, disobeying
stop sign, $10 and costs; Charlie
Herm.an McCrimmon, Route 1,
Cameron, speeding 70 in 60 zone,
$10 and costs; Thomas Hales
Johnson, Midway, Ga., speeding
65 in 45 zone, $20 and costs;
Clarence Willie Jackson, Fort
Banning, Ga., speeding 75 in 60
zone, $15 and costs; James Mor
gan, Aberdeen, assault on female,
nol pros with leave on payment
of costs.
Charged with public drunken
ness were: Theron A. Burrow, $5
and costs; Ernest Leroy Mack,
Durham, (also charged with pos
session of seal-broken whiskey),
$10 and costs, the Whiskey to be
destroyed; Stancer Lee Pankey,
one month on the roads, suspend
ed six months on payment of $5
and costs, not to be convicted of
a similar offense for six months;
Gerald Brower, Robbins, $10 and
costs; Ann E. McGinnis, $5 and
costs; William E. Holden, Route
1, Shallotte, $10 and costs; Frank
lin Arnette, Pinehurst, $5 and
costs.
In the previous week’s session
of the court, hitherto imreported,
the following cases were heard:
Louis C. Cunningham, Raeford,
allowing unlicensed person to
drive, pay the costs; Larry
Adams, Eastwood, assault
on female, nol pros with leave on
payment of costs; Emmanuel
N. Dugan, North Charleston, S.
C., speeding 65 in 55 zone, $10
and costs; Charles Council Mitch
ell, speeding 55 in 35 zone, plea of
guilty of speeding 50 accepted, one
month on the roads, suspended
for 12 months on payment of $15
and costs, not to be convicted of
any moving motor vehicle viola
tion in 12 months; James R.
Branch, Route 2, Carthage, driv
ing on wrong side of road, result
ing in accident, pay costs and
walk to Howard Johnson’s Res
taurant and back; Richard Sew
ard, Niagara, public drunkenness,
$10 and costs.
William David Phillips, resist
ing arrest, common law public
nuisance, to be confined to jail
from 6:30 p. m. on day of trial to
12:30 a. m. the next morning; Mrs.
Joe Phillips, assault with deadly
weapon, to be confined to jail
from noon to 6 p. m. on day fol
lowing trial, the gun to be con
fiscated and sold; James Thomas
Bogan, vile and profane language,
sentence of one month on the
roads ordered into execution for
failure to comply with terms of
suspended sentence in previous
case; Robert Lee Coppinger,
speeding 45 in 30 zone, pay costs
and walk to Howard Johnson’s
Restaurant and back.
Herbert Small, assault with
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NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
Under and by virtue of the
power of sale contained in a cer
tain deed of trust executed by
ERNEST C. PITTS and wife,
JENNETTE G. PITTS to A. S.
RUGGLES, Trustee for The
Southern Pines Building & Loan
Association, dated May 3, 1955
and recorded in the Moore Coun
ty Registry in Mortgage Book 111,
at page 611; and under and by
virture of the authority vested in
the undersigned as Substitute
Trustee by an instrument of writ
ing, dated May 18, 1964, and re
corded in the Moore Coimty Reg
istry in Book 271, at page 543, de
fault having been made in the
payment of the indebtedness
thereby secured and the said deed
of trust being by the terms there
of subject to foreclosure, the
holder of the indebtedness there
by secured having demanded a
foreclosure thereof, for the pur
pose of satisfying said indebted
ness, the undersigned Substitute
Trustee will offer for sale at pub
lic auction to the highest bidder
for cash at the Court House door
in Carthage, North Carolina, at
12 o’clock NOON, on the
29 day of June, 1964,
the land conveyed in said deed of
trust, the same lying and being in
McNeill Township, near the Town,
of Southern Pines, Moore County
North Carolina and being des
cribed as follows:
BEING LOTS NOS. 12, 13 and
14, in Subdivision plan of TRACT
#31 to 42, inclusive, EDGEMORE
HEIGHTS, said plan or map hav
ing been prepared by J. B. Swett,
C. E., in February 1924 and being
recorded in the official Map Book
of Moore County, North Carolina,
and being the same lands con
veyed by deed from Norman Cad-
dell and wife, Mary Caddell to
Ernest C. Pitts and wife, Jennette
Garner Pitts, dated June 16, 1953,
and recorded in the Moore Coun
ty Registry in Deed Book 186, at
page 138.
This sale is made on accoimt
of default in the payment of the
indebtedness secured by the said
deed of trust.
The successful bidder will be
required to deposit with the Clerk
of the Superior Court as earnest
money, ten per cent (10%) of the
first ONE THOUSAND ($1,000.00)
DOLLARS of his bid and five per
cent (5%) of the excess over One
THOUSAND ($1,000.00) DOL
LARS.
Dated this 27th. day of May
1964.
R. F. HOKE POLLOCK
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE
ROWE and ROWE, ATTORNEYS
SOUTHERN PINES, N C.
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The 19 “Distributive Educa
tion’’ students at Aberdeen High
School who have been employed
in various occupations during the
past school year have earned $13,-
501.56 reports Mrs. W. M. Book
er of Southern Pines, their super
visor.
The students have worked in
the following businesses: A & P,
Winn-Dixie, Belk-Hensdale, Lee’s
Variety Store, Southern National
Bank, Holiday Inn, Sandhill Citi
zen, Mid-South Bakery, McNeill
Oil Company, South Street Serv
ice Station, Pinehurst Country
deadly weapon six months in
jail, suspended for 12 months on
payment of the costs and these
conditions: defendant to vacate
premises where he has been liv
ing by 3 p. m. on day of his trial
and not to be found back on the
premises until further order of
the court, not to molest his wife
in any way, not to be convicted
of a similar offense in 12 months;
Martha Ruth, slander, case trans
ferred to Moore County Record
er’s Court at Carthage; James
Dowdy, public drunkenness, one
month on the roads, suspended
for 12 months on payment of the
costs and on condition he not be
convicted of a similar offense for
12 months; James Lloyd Terry,
public drunkenness, $5 and
costs.
Frank Wright, Lost City, as
sault by pointing gun, nol pros
with leave on payment of costs,
gun to be confiscated and sold;
Archie Waddell, Jr., possession of
alcoholic beverage with seal
broken, $10 and costs; Ronald B.
Britt, speeding 45 in 35 zone, $10
and costs; Henry Otis Caddell,
Carthage, public ^unkenness, $10
and costs; Albert Hicks, Youngs
Road, public drunkenness, one
month on the roads suspended for
12 months on payment of the
costs and on these conditions: not
to be convicted of a similar of
fense in 12 months, not to go on
the premises of the taxi stand or
in any place selling alcoholic
beverages other than grocery
stores—and then he must be in
the company of his wife and chil
dren.
'The case of James Cole, charg
ed with assault on female (sen
tenced to four months on the
roads, appeal to Superior Court
entered, bond set at $400) was re
ported in detail in last week’s
Pilot.
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Cash Market.
The Moore County School’s vo
cational program which started
with 29 D. E. students in the Fall
of 1963, has expanded to include
about 100 D. E. students and 50
Industrial Cooperative Training
students registered for the Fall |
of 1964. D. E. is offered at Aber
deen, West End and Union Pines
and I. C. T. will be offered at
Aberdeen and Union Pines, Mrs.
Booker said.
Although the D. E. students of
West End have not been employ
ed on a cooperative basis, many
of them have been working and
will do so for school credit next
year. The West End D. E. students
have worked at the Pinehurst
Greenhouse, Schmelzer’s Turf
Shop, Winn-Dixie, Belk-Hensdale
and Catos.
On May 19, the present D. E.
students held a meeting at the
West End High School for the
purpose of welcoming the new
and incoming D. E. students and
to explain how the D. E. club
functions. William Gentry of Bar-
num Realty, Southern Pines, and
a member of the D. E. Advisory
Committee, spoke to the group on
how to have a successful job in
terview. Many of these students
are just going for job interviews
for summer jobs and will contin
ue working next fall.
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