Page 10-Th Perquimans Weekly,
Horner Presides
In District Court
Judge Fentress Horner
presided at the Wednesday
session of Perquimans
County District Court and
heard the following cases:
' .The case of Jackson
Hoffler concerning
reciprocal support action
was continued for 30 days;
Eugene Warren was taxed
with costs on a charge of
assault with a deadly
weapon.
, Connie Lindsey Boedker,
charged with driving under
the influence of intoxicating
liquor, received a 90-day
sentence suspended upon
payment of a fine of $125.00
and costs, and ordered to
surrender license for 12
months;
Jimmy Clifton Brothers,
charged with driving under
the influence, was given a
no-day sentence suspended
upon payment of a fine of
$125.00 and costs, and or
dered to surrender license
for 12 months;
William Isaac Foreman
was found not guilty by the
court of driving with no
operator's license.
- William Osborn Creecy
was taxed with costs after
he was found guilty of
carrying a concealed
weapon, and ordered to
return rifle;
Judy Carol Holthouser
was taxed with costs on a
reckless driving charge.
,' George Riley Whidbee
-was given a six months
sentence suspended for
three years with the con
dition that he pay $49.75
damage to Jean Whidbee,
ordered to support wife and
child, and stay on good
behavior, when found
guilty of two charges of
assault on a female, and
destruction of personal
property;
Emmett Eugene Landing,
charged with reckless
driving and failure to drive
on right side of highway,
was fined $25.00 and costs.
Harold K. Belote was
found not guilty of ob
structing officer while in the
performance of his duty.
Julia Carlos Peralta
received a fine of $25.00 and
costs on a reckless driving
charge;
Aaron "Junebug" Wilson,
charged with assault with a
An area meeting has been
scheduled in Edenton on
Friday, Dec. 13, to give local
people an opportunity to
discuss agricultural matters
willi several administrators
from North Carolina State
University.
Richard Bryant, Per
quimans County extension
chairman, said the Edenton
meeting has been planned
for people of Currituck,
Camden, Gates, Dare,
Hyde, Pasquotank, Chowan,
Perquimans, Washington
and Tyrrell counties.
Fourteen such meetings
are planned across the state
in an effort to improve
communications between
local citizens and the School
of Agriculture and Life
Sciences at NCSU, Bryant
explained.
?The NCSU officials will
report on what the
University is doing in the
way of agricultural
teaching research and
extension.. Local people will
have an opportunity to
discuss I Heir problems and
needs," Bryant added.
Farmers, agri-business-meft
and other people with
art .'interest in agriculture
are invited. Starting time is
2 pin. and the place is the
fourth floor of the County
Office Building.
Representing NCSU will
be Dr. J.E. Legates, dean of
the-School of Agriculture
and Life Sciences; Dr. E.J.
Kafrprath, professor of soil
science,-Dr. E.W. Glazener,
director, academic affairs,
School of Agriculture and
Life Sciences: Dr. George
Hyatt Jr., director N.C.
Agricultural Extension
Seryice: Dr." Eloise Cofer,
assislani director -of ex
tension in charge of home
economics; Dr. Guy Jones,
specialist in charge of ex
tension agronomy; and Dr.
J L. Apple,' assistant
director of . the N.C.
icultural Experiment
T.;ion. A!so attending will
1 ." Frances Ratcliff,
t, N.C. Agricultural
Area
Meet
Hertford, N.C, Thursday, December S, 1974
deadly weapon, was given a
sentence of 30 days
suspended upon payment of
a fine of $50.00 and costs,
and ordered to surrender
gun to Sheriff.
Louis Lane was found
guilty of two charges of
being a public drunk, and
resisting an officer, and
given a sentence of .not less
than or more than 6 months,
suspended upon the con
dition that he voluntarily
report to the Mental Health
Clinic at Elizabeth City.
The case of Calvin God
frey, charged with driving
under the influence and
reckless driving, was
continued for two weeks;
Wallace James
Whitehurst, charged with
having no operator's license
and failure to drive on the
right side of highway,
received a 30-day sentence
suspended on the condition
that he pay a fine of $25.00
and costs, and ordered not to
operate a motor vehicle in
North Carolina until
properly licensed.
Reginald Lee Beasley was
found not guilty of driving
with no operator's license.
Thomas Proctor was
found not guilty by the court
to the charge of injury to
real property.
The case of William
Harris, charged with
assault with a deadly
weapon, was continued for
two weeks.
Archie Lee Bullard was
taxed with costs when found
guilty of having improper
equipment.
Richard Earl Hollowell
was given a fine of $50.00
and costs on a speeding
charge. An appeal was
noted and the case was
placed on the Superior Court
Docket for trial.
FROM CHOWAN
COLLEC.K
Mrs. Marie Elliott from
Chowan College spent the
Holidays with Mr. and Mrs.
Dilmon Young.
FROM CRKKNVILLK
Miss Linda Banks and
Miss Brenda Banks from
Greenville were Holiday
guests of Mrs. C.C. Banks.
HOLIDAY GUESTS
Mrs. Ruth Biscoe and
children from Virginia
Beach, Va. spent the
Holidays with Mr. and Mrs.
Hoyle Jones at New Hope.
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SAY CHEESE Jimmy and Helen Hunter take time out
from the excitement to smile for photographers during
Hunter's installation into the N.C. Sports Hall of Fame.
The banquet was held Monday night in Greensboro.
Lino ,
HOME FOLK Friends from Hertford ventured to
Greensboro to see the county's favorite son get inducted
into the hall of fame. Shown here are Louise Ward, and
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith, Sr. (Ray Ward photos)
Seminars
The Department of
Natural and Economic
Resources and the N.C.
Sedimentation Control
Commission in cooperation
with other participating
organizations, will conduct
a series of one-day seminars
for Architects, Engineers,
Contractors and other in
terested persons.
The purpose of these
meetings is to explain and
discuss I he Rules and
Regulations adopted by hhe
Sedimentaiion Control
Commission, the role of
local governments, ad
ministration of the
program, technical and
legal aspects, and to answer
questions. They run from
10:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M.
Dates and locations of
convenient seminars are:
December 3 in Williamston
Exxon
IVInfx.l, N.C.
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Restaurant on Highway 17;
December 4 in Jacksonville
at the Holiday Inn.
WKFKF.ND IIEKK
Mr and Mrs. David
Peacock and children,
Emily, John and David, Jr.,
of Wilson were weekend
guests -of Miss Louise Chalk
and Miss Hudla Wood.
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Farm Bureau Will Meet
The election of a new state
president will highlight the
39th annual convention of
the North Carolina Farm
Bureau Federation in
Durham, December 8-11.
B.C. Mangum, president
of the organization for the
past 16 years, announced in
October that he would retire
at the state convention.
Voting delegates,
representing each of the 100
county Farm Bureaus, will
pick a successor to
Mangum.
Delegates will also draft
official , North Carolina
Farm Buearu policies, and
make recommendations
on national issues. Discus
sion and action on policy
resolutions will . begin on
Tuesday afternoon,
December 10, and resume
Wednesday morning.
Mangum will give his
annual report to the
membership at the
Federation's first general
session, beginning at 1:30
p.m., Monday, December 9.
All convention sessions will
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OF VALUABLE FARM EQUIPMENT
Saturday, Dec. 14, 1974 -10:00 A. M.
SALE LOCATED ON THOMAS O. HARRF.Ll. FARM, I MILES " ?BNTON. N.C. ON
STATE WHITE HO. FOLLOW AUCTION SIGNS OFF HWY. SI SOUTH OE HWY. 17 S.
John Dim Tractor 4020 (Cm)
L H. C Fermall Tractor 280
with Cultivator and afiddfebuatm
John Dear, 4 Row Flex-A-Plantera
(Model 71) with Tool-ear
Ulliatoa 4 Row Rollinr Cultivator
. with Rotary .
John Deara 4 Row Cultivator
with Rotary
John Dearo 4 Row Baddere
with Row Marker,
i. H. C 4 Row Dtoe
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SALI AUTHORIZED BT:
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EDENTON, N. C
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and Motel..
James Graham, N.C.
Commissioner of
Agriculture, and Dr. Ed
Legates, Dean of the School
of i Agriculture and Life
Sciences, N.C. State
University, will address the
convention on Tuesday
" morning, December 10.
The election .of officers
and directors of the
Federation will take place
on Tuesday ' afternoon.
Delegates to the American
Farm Bureau convention in
January will also , be
selected at this time.
Ot her convention
highlights wUl include
several , county Farm
Burer'i awards presen
tation, and the selection of
Nort' Carolina ' - Farm
' Bure rs ' "Outstanding
Young Farm Family" of the
Year.
The. state farm
organization will also
present Distinguished
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John Deere Blade Tiller
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number of categories
covering newspapers, radio
and television.
Registration for the
convention begins Sunday,
December 8, at 1:00 p.m.
The traditional Vesper
service will be held Sunday
evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kanoj
were dinner guests of Mr.'
and Mrs. Melvin Wright in
Elizabeth . City .ofl
Thanksgiving Day.
HOLIDAY VISIT
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visited relatives in
Fayetteville -and. Red
Springs during the Holidays.
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