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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1964
THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
Page SEVENTEEN
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VOGLER HOUSE
The house of the Salem jew
eler, silversmith, and clock re
pairman — John Vogler—(now
one of Old Salem’s exhibit build
ings in Winston-Salem) marks the
end of the Old World architecture
characteristic of Salem. The
house had qualities of Georgian
architecture.
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MOORE COUNTY RECORDER'S COURT
Drinking, Driving Offenses Aired In
Short Session At Carthage Monday
Drinking and driving—sepa
rately and together—seemed to
cause most of the troubles aired
in Moore County Recorders
Court at C^irthage, Monday. Here
is a summary of all cases heard:
Rudolph Hardy, Pinehurst, un
lawful possession of illicit whis
key, public drunkenness, $35 in
cluding costs; Joe Furr, Vass, as
sault on wife, nol pros with leave
on payment of costs, on request
of prosecuting witness; Samuel
Gaston Taylor, Carthage, care
less and reckless driving, acci
dent, property damage, amended
to charge pulblic drunkennefesi,
found guilty of public drunken
ness, not guilty of careless and
reckless driving, 30 days or $10
and costs.
James Luis Stubbs, Southern
Pines, careless and reckless driv
ing, 60 days or $25 and costs, de
fendant to pay or cause to be paid
damage to car with which he col
lided: Donald Earl Kanter, Rob
bins, Route 1, public drunken
ness, unlawful possession, found
guilty first charge, not guilty
second charge, 30 days suspend
ed for 90 days on payment of $10
and costs and strict sobriety con
ditions; Jackie Donaldson and
Guy McNeill, West End, using
vile and profane language lat
Fairgrounds in presence of two
or more persons, prayer for judg
ment continued for each on pay-
men tof $25 and costs as to Don
aldson and $35 and costs as to
McNeill.
Lonnie W. Perry, Southern
Pines, speeding 54 in 35-mile
zone, $15 and costs; Herbert T.
Williams, failure to comply, $500
bond to be paid into clerk’s of
fice, and amount of bond to be
paid to defendat’s wife in ac
cordance with judgment, capias to
issue for defendant, returnable
Monday to show cause why he
should not be imprisoned; Harry
Donald Simpler, Robbins, speed
ing 75 in 5-mile zone, $25 and
cost.
Richard Wilson Johnson, Jack-
son Springs, careless and reck
less driving, accident, personal
injury, found guilty exiceeding
safe speed, judgment continued
oh payment of $15 an costs, de
fendant to pay or cause to be
paid medical expenses of passen
ger hurt in accident; James Ed
ward Marley, Carthage, careless
and reckless driving, driving
without license, $35 and costs;
Juanita Key Britt, Robbins, as
sault an dbattery (knife) and
Bobby Britt, Robbins, attempted
assault with deadly weapon,
both found guilty, joint fine of
$25 and costs, covering both
cases, sheriff ordered to destroy
the knife.
THE
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'FOOTE'S SKETCHES'
Noted Book To
Be Reissued By
Presbyterians
Announcement has been made
by Dr. Harold J. Dudley, general
secretary of the Synod of North
Carolina’’ will be ready for dis-
mous “Foote’s Sketches of North
Carolina” wilyl be ready for dis
tribution by approximately De
cember 1.
The re-publishing of the fa
mous chronicles are being made
possible as a joint project of the
Committee on Historical Matters
of the Synod of North Carolina,
Presbyterian Church in the
United States, and the North
Carolina Presbyterian Historical
Society.
The “Sketches” first appeared
in 1846 and were re-published by
order of the Presbyterian Synod
of North Carolina in 1912. Copies
of the first edition are sought by
rare book dealers and sell expen
sively.
The Rev. William Henry Foote,
D. D., a Presbyterian clergyman,
was born in Connecticut in 1794
and died in Romney, West Vir
ginia in 1869.
All persons who order books
by November 1 are being offered
a discount. Correspondence
about the book may be address
ed to Dr. Dudley at P. O. Box
10785, Raleigh.
Driver Licenses
Soon To Provide
For Medical Data
According to Commissioner Ed
ward Scheldt of the North Caro
lina Department of Motor Ve
hicles all new and renewed driv
er’s licenses issued n North Car
olina, beginning in November,
will provide a form for medical
information which could be use
ful in the event of an emergency.
The special form, believed to
be the first in the United States
to be made a part of a driver’s
license, provides space for blood
type (group and Rh factor), the
date of your last tetanus shot
(and whether it was toxiod or an-
totoxin), drugs or medicines a
person may be taking or to
which he is allergic and other
medical data such as conditions
of diabetes or epilepsy or the
wearing of contact lens.
The new addition to the driv
er’s license was suggested by the
Committee on Trauma of the
North Carolina Chapter of the
American College of Surgeons as
a part of a continuing statewide
program to improve medical care
for accident victims.
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