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LEGAL ADS
GE TWO
THE
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NOTICE
North Carolina
Bethany News
Johnston County
In the Superior Coi
*rel.
Mr, and
Mrs. Wilbert Edwards
visitors in
Ruth Manning Frazelle Cockerel of Golds-
Claud Cramer Frazelle -
The defendant Sove*^"®"'^’
will take notice that an
been commenced in the ^ , ,, ,
Court of Johnston Com
nur community Sunday.
Miss Magdalene Batten of
Washington, D. C., spent the week
.end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Lonza Batten.
Mrs. Hattie Hinton of Goldsboro
■spent last week at the home o£
Mr. O. B. Battens.
Mrs. Leone Hill and children of
Washington, D. C., spent last week
■with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
K. Hodge.
Sorry to report Master Mikey
Edwards had the misfortune to
break his arm.
Carolina, by Ruth Man
elle, the plaintiff in thi
obtain an absolute di
the defendant upon 1
of two years’ separati
said defendant will f’
notice that he i^ req
Last Rifes Held for
Ransom P. Kirby
She had been in de
alth for about three
neral services were con-
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LAST RITES
Last rites held for Miss Willie
Ann Batten of Kenly, Route 2,
who died September 17 after a
long illness. She leaves fe host of
friends and relatives to morn her
loss. Funeral services v/ere held
Thursday a* Creeches Church,
conducted by the Rev. Turner of
Wilson, in the presence of a large
crowd. Burial was in the church
cemetery.
Ransom P. Kirby, 72, died Sat
urday at 2:30 p. m. after a long
illness. Mr. Kirby, son of the late
Henry and Elizabeth Hinnant
Kirby, was a farmer of Kenly all
his life and an active member of
the Upper Black Creek Primitive
Baptist Church. Funeral services
were held from the home on Ken-
ly. Route 3, Monday at 3 p. m., family cemetery near
conducted by Elder W. E. Farmer. ■ Eason, daughter of the
Burial was in the family ceme- I^ury and Pashie Dean Star
jgjy of Boon Hill Township, mar
Surviving arc four sons, Luciar Charlie A. Shaw in 1890. He
of Lucama, Route 1, Clinton an'^ 1923 and in 1926 she mar-
Paul of Kenly, Route 1, Hen'd W. M. Eason, who died six
Kirby Rocky Mount; th-iO'^^hs later. She was a member
daughters, Mrs. B. M. High, New Light Adventist Church in
Route 1, Mrs. A. L. Barnes, Kf^^^hfield.
Mrs. f “7
Laid Sunday
Fune
Mr\
iy
ks Held
Mrs.
^ny Shaw Eason, 75,
home in Smithfield
12:15 a. m. after a
Satur(|
brief
clini
Mrs.
of Selmj
at 6:45
Crocker, 67,
died Saturday
ilce Hospital af
idTn^s‘!°BuriaUwas in the Crocker
Creech, Selma- loui
Newland of Selma, p,
Bethlehem, Pa., ^nd James ,
Prockar of Bethesda, Md., ^is
^®^iunday 3 p. m. at Overby’s
I Chapel. Interment was in
Plan
jater power per gallcii
Lower cost per lood
Route 1, Leona Kirby of the 1
a step-daughter, Mrs. J. J
cock, Lucama, Route 1; twof
sons, Jim and Howard K-s.
Lucama, Route 1: a siste: a
Frank W. Scott, Kenly, Rma,
half-brother, Walter, ,rtha
Route 1; a half-sister, IVl 34
Kirby, Lucama, Rogreat
grandchildren and r
grandchildren.
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MHithiMM
The Netherlands has 2,259 miles
jrC railways within its boundaries.
Lions once were valued at $1,-
flOO a pair, but now are sold, for
as low as $50 a pair.
James H.
t uner
Surviving are one son, A. C. of
Fayetteville; four daughters, Mrs.
Martha Parrish and Mrs. Alice
Parker, both of Selma, Mrs. Lil
lian Pilkington of Route 2, Smith-
field, and Mrs. Sadie Wallace of
Smithfield; 13 grandchildren and
nine great-grandchildren.
ant in Kenly for a number of
years, but retired sometime ago.
Funeral services were held from
the home Monday at 3:30 p .m.,
conducted by the Rev. Waite r
WilliamS. Burial was in Kenly
I Ceme eery.
h, 68, died! .Surviving are one daughter,
James Hardy Sunday af- Mrs. Mvrtle Woodard, Kenly: one
at his home in illness. Mr, son, James of Norfolk. Va.; a sis-
ternoon after late Burkett ter-, Mrs. Penny Hill, Lucama,
Watson, son 'was a merch-^Route 1: three grandchildren.
Can Black-Draught
help that dull,
dopey feeling?
and Nancy V
B order’s Coiirf
Blaek-Drftuebt mtT belp that dtltL
^ nason you feel
because of constipation.
ttaeJK-2>raiight, the friendly laiatlve, ic
«n vbea taken
usually prompt and thorougl
«f directed. It costs only a penny or leso
% ddM. Tbat’t vhy It has been a best-
Mlier w'Jth four deaerations. If you are
troubled with such symptoms as loss of
headache, upset stomach, flatu-
inee. physical fatigue, sleeplessniesa.
JseaUI haziness, bad breath—and If these
^aptoms are due only to constipation-
iry Black'Draught. Get a package today.
.dants received road I charge of assault with a deadly
Eigh in Recorder's Court weapon. Childers was bound over
or jaih last week. Approxi- to Johnston Superior Court under
in Sre ses we e heard by'a $400 bond,
mateiam I. Godwin.
Quality
WAXfH,
Judrmichal, Smithfield
Jas convicted of violation
Nrohibition' laws and given
oonths on the roads.
^Smithfield Negroes, Louis
n and Millie Peacock, were
id guilty of assault with a
'’''ily weapon. Morgan drew four
iths on the roads, and the
jman was sentenced to
onths in jail.
Champ Wilkins of Clayton
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beared in court on a capias. Judge] the court
Godwin held that the defendant
had not fulfilled the terms of sus
No probable cause was found in
the case against Earl Radford of
near Smithfield on a charge of as
sault with a deadly weapon.
Oris Young of Benson was Judg
ed guilty 01 aoanaonment and
non-support. He drew a six-
month road term, suspended on
condition that he pay costs and
for the use of his three children
four! $15 by September 17 and $20 on
jthe first and 15th of each month
thereafter until further orders oi
In another case, Young was!
J , , . .found guilty of disorderly con-1
pended sentences m two previous duct. He was given a 60-oay road
cases. Wilkms was ordered to sentence, suspended on condition
serve a six-month road term in an —"*'■ • - 1.
^ifelTconTeWimV ’""’^T'"’^''^"'lJohnme Williams, Negro of!
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Shelton Stewart, Benson, Negro,'Route i, Ciayton, was judgea
was judged guilty of larceny of guilty of aiding and aoetting in
money. He drew a 60-day road maintenance oi a bawdy house,
sentence. |wnue nis three aaugiiiers—Ann.e,
Reuben Marlow of Selma was Ray and Teeny—were round guu-
f uid guilty of force thle trea- ty of operating a bawdy house,
oass and malicious injury to pro- Rrayer for judgment was oon-
perty. He was unable to pay the tinuea in vviUiams' case on con
fine and costs in the case and was auion mat ms premises are Kept
committed to the roads for six la a quiet and orderly manner and
months. ! ne does not auow louo ana bois-
Herbert Hocutt, 25 - year - rid a'ous crowds to assemoie around
Emit Negro, was given 30 days on me premises.
the roads on a trespass charge. j The daughters each drew a 60-
Floyd Sanders, Spring Hope day jaii term, suspended on con-
Negro, appeared in court on a aitiou mat cney pay costs, ao not
capias for failure to fulfill the,mu men to visit meir pie-
conditions of a .suspended sentence; not engage in any disoru-
in an abandonment and non-suD-|eny conauot, remain oi good de
port case. He was ordered to serve havior and violate no crimmal law
four months on the roads of the fQj- fvvo years.
original six-month term. | following defendants were
were Judged ^ot guuty: uames uavis.
Seven defendants
Selma, N. C.
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DR. T P. BULLARD
Consultations
DENTISTRY
D. D. S., D. O., M. D.
Thursday, Friday & Saturdays
of Each Week
SELMA. NORTH CAROLINA
guilty of drunken driving. They
were Daniel Allen, 31, Smithfield:,
Julian C. Lassiter, near Clayton;
Ed Shirley, Selma; Burtise Nor
ris, 27, near Selma; Leon Rhodes
27, Route 3, Four Oaks; Leon
Harper, 49, Selma and George
Dublin, Negro. ,
Prayer for judgment was con-1 The State nol-prossed with
tinued in each case on condition leave a case in wnich Posie D.
that the defendant pay $100 fine fuornton, four Oaks Negio, was
and costs and not ooerate a me- cnarged with abandonment ana
Smitmield, iiearo, cnarged with
with a deaaiy weapon;
luaui Marsnail Creecn, chargea
with careless and reckless di ly
ing, and Joe Nathan onead, i\e-
^uargea witii abandonment
and non-support.
in North Carolina for]uoii-support and assault.
i«
tor vehicle
one year. ' Other cases, including defend-
Dublin, who was also judged ams, cnarges lor which they weie
guilty of driving without a d’iver, louiid guilty and juagments;
jlicense, was ordered net to dr've| Robert Berry, Smithfield Ne-
again until he^ had obtained a gro, assault with a deaaiy weapon,
license. 'costs.
Chester Paul Lee, 2,1, of Rou*e June Sanders, Benson Negro,
1, Selma, was found guilty of abandonment and non-support,
driving after his driver I'cense had prayer tor judgment continued on
been revoked. He received a 90-
conauion mat he pay costs Snd
day road term, suspended on con-jfQp tne use of his child, Mary
dition that he pay $200 fine and Louise Sanders, the sum of $i0
costs and not operate a motor ve
hicle in North Carolina for two
years.
Jack McLean, Smithf’eld Neg o,
was judged guilty of
driving after his driver license had
now and $5 on the first and 15th
Oi eacn monm hereafter until
further orders of the court.
drunken' Capps of Smithfield,
abandonment and non^support.
six-month road term,
serve 90 days on the roads, sus- condh on that he
pended
been revoked. He was ordered
on
condition that he pay
on
suspended
pay costs
and for use of his wife and three
$200 fine .and cost and not ?25 on Septem-
ate a motor vehicle in the state forfirst and
two years.
Two defendants were found
guilty of violation of the prohibi
tion laws. They were Howard
Barbour of Four Oaks and James P.®^^
Watson, 40, Clayton Negro. Bar
bour was taxed with court costs.
Watson drew a four-month road
15th of each month thereafter
until further orders of the court.
Carnell Rose, Selma Township
Negro, carrying a concealed wea-
gun con-
$50 fine and costs,
fiscated.
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Wallace of
Clayton, engaging in an affray.
term, suspended on condition that prayer for judgment continued on
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he pay $25 fine and costs and not
violate the prohibition laws for
two years.
Two defendants were judged
guilty of speeding. They were
William Cliff Hatcher, 17, of near
Wendell and H. E. Harden
Smithfield. Hatcher was ordered
to pay $15 fine and costs and not
drive in this state for
condition that each defendant
pay one-half of the costs, remain
of good behavior and violate no
criminal law for 12 months.
Richard Sessoms of Route 1
Clayton, assault and public
of drunkenness, ^three - month road
term, suspended on condition that
he pay costs, not go upon the
Harden was taxed with the costs. i
Probable cause was found in the l
case against Daniel (Chickl Chil- !
days.] premises of John
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