16 FACE JUDGE AT
RECORDER’S COURT
Recorder Court Docket consisted
of sixteen cases this week.
John Peoples, charged with as
sault, pleaded guilty. He was sen
tenced to five months in jail to
work under the direction of the
State Highway and Public Works
Commission.
Clifton Tart, charged with reck
less driving, was called and failed.
Judgment absolute on bond. Capias
and continued.
Ananias Jones, charged with lar
ceny, pleaded not guilty. He was
found guilty and sentenced to four
months in jail.
W. E. Edwards, charged with
driving while drunk, reckless driv
ing, and assault, pleaded not guil
ty on all counts. He was found
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guilty of reckless driving and as
sault. Prayer for judgment was
continued on condition he pays a
fine of $25.00 and costs. License
to drive revoked for five months.
Edward Walker, charged with
liquor and driving while drunk,
pleaded guilty of unlawful posses
sion of intoxicating liquor. Pray
er for judgment continued on pay
ment of costs.
As to George Loomis, charged
with abandonment and non-sup
port, nol pros with leave.
Willie Jones and Albert Jones,
charged with Stolen Property,
pleaded not guilty. They were
found guilty and sentenced to
eight months as to each.
Albert Jones and Willie Jones,
charged with larceny and breaking
jail, pleaded guilty as to Albeit
Jones and not guilty as to Willi*
Jones. He was found guilty and
sentenced to two years. Capias to
issue any time in five years to
Halifax, Warren and Northampton
Counties.
Geneva Boyd, charged with as
sault with deadly weapon, pleaded
guilty. Prayer for judgment con
tinued on condition she is not seen
in Weldon in two years and pays
costs.
J. H. Wooten, charged with driv
ing while drunk, pleaded guilty.
He was sentenced to three months
in jail to work under the direction
of the State Highway and Public
Works Commission. License to
drive revoked for eight months.
George Jacobs, charged with as
sault, pleaded not guilty. He was
found guilty and sentenced to
three months in jail to work under
the direction of the State High
way and Public Works Commis
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LOS ANGELES.., Ginger Bogen
(above), of screen fame, is HoDj^
wood’s “1935 Baddy Poppy Girl”.
She won the right to be because her
father, John Logan Bogera, is Com
mander of the Veterans of Foreign
Wan Post at Qnenemo, Kansas and
Ginger belong* to tbe Auxiliary.
sion.
Elmore Bennett pleaded not guil
ty to assault on female with dead
ly weapon. He was found guilty
and prayer for judgment was con
tinued on condition defendant pays
costs and fine of $15.00 and re
mains of good behavior for two
years.
William Price, charged with
driving while drunk, pleaded guil
ty. He was fined $50.00 and costs.
License to drive revoked for eight
months.
Robert Norton, charged with li
quor, pleaded guilty. He was sen
tenced to five months in jail to
work under the direction of the
State Highway and Public Works
Commission. Sentence suspended
on condition defendant pay costs
and remains of good behavior for
two years.
Katie Daniel pleaded not guilty
to a liquor charge and was found
not guilty.
Albert Jones, charged with vio
lation of vehicle law, pleaded not
guilty. Judgment suspended.*
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Young Folks Picnic
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Monday afternoon at four o’
clock the Sun Beam Society of the
Weldon Baptist Church and Mrs.
Meade Mitchell’s Sunday School
Class were given a picnic at Lake
Thomas Jin Roanoke Rapids by
Mrs. Meade Mitchell, Mrs. D. P.
Chennteworth and Miss Maggie
Mangum.
Mrs. R. A. Light
Dies At Heathsville
Liegh Hunter Smith, Light;
daughter of Obedia and Matilda
Smith, and departed her life May
17, 1935.
Mrs. Light had been a resident
of the Heathsville community for
seventy six years, and was known
as Grannie Light to everyone. She
was always ready and willing to
render any deed of kindness to the
community in any way possible.
Mrs. Light is survived by her
husband, Mr. R. A. Light, one sis
ter, Mrs. Joe Aycock, and three
children, Mrs. H. L. Haswell of En
field, Mr. Bob Light of the Heaths
ville community, and Mrs. C. G.
Arrington; nine grandchildren and
two great grandchildren, as well
as a host of friends and neighbors.
Funeral services were held at
Antioch Church, of which she had
been a member a number of years.
Services were conducted by Rev
erend McGregory of Roxboro.
F*nver girls were four grandchij
dren, Sarah, Irene and Frances
Arrington and Goldie Mae Light,
and two nieces, Elizabeth and Mil
dred Aycock. Those acting as
pallbearers were; Henry Light,
Raymond and Curtis Hardee, Joe
and Jesse Aycock.
The good Lord knows best,
And took dear Grannie with Him
to rest.
Tho’ there is sorrow and grief be
hind,
We too must wait for the time
When we will meet you in that
Blessed line.
The Arrington Grandchildren.
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