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Jitdge Aydlett Presides Over Long Court Session
Judge Elton Aydlett of
Elizabeth City heard a yari
ety of cases on a lengthy
docket in Chowan County
District Court here April 7.
Solicitor Wilton Walker prose
cuted the docket.
Action taken during the
session included:
Russell Williams, traffic
violation, $lO fine and costs.
Robert Patrick Chappell,
Jr., traffic violation, $lO fine
and costs.
William Edward Holley,
malicious injury to personal
property, prayer for judg
ment continued upon payment '
of costs and $7 in daimage.
Preston Bennett Spruill,
drunk driving and improper
use of dealer’s plates, four
months, suspended for two
years upon payment of S2OO
fine and costs.
Cassius Jerome Hall, drunk
driving, 60 days, suspended
upon payment of $125 fine
and costs.
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Roy Rogers Brooks, failure
to comply with a former or
der of the court, 10 days.
James Carroll Bunch, Gene
Allen Upton and Alfred Adam
Stephenson, traffic violation,
$25 fine and costa.
Robert W. Oconner, Jr.,
speeding, $25 fine and costs.
John Carlton Bracy, Jr.,
drunk driving, 90 days, sus
pended upon payment of S2OO
fine and costs.
Gabriel Curtis Brothers,
speeding, $lO fine and costs.
Eula Mac Evans, assault, 60
days, suspended upon pay
'ment of $25 fine and costs.
Bobby Joe Harris, speed
ing, drunk driving, no opera
tor’s license, four months,
suspended upon payment of
$l5O fine and costs.
Willie Privott, assault on a
female and simple assault,
not guilty.
David Biggs, violation of
license provisions, six months,
suspended upon payment of
SIOO fine and costs.
Johnnie K. Leary, Jr., vio
lation of license provisions,
60 days, suspended upon pay-
Services Held
For Mr. Lane
Funeral services for Ervin
Julian Lane, 83, Route 1,
Tyner, who died Saturday
morning at 4:50 in the Albe
marle Hospital f oliowint; a
day’s illness, were held Sun
day at 2 P. M. in the Chap
pell’s Hill Baptist Church by
Rev. John Alien.
Mr. Lane, a native of Cho
wan County, was a retired
farmer and was a member of
the Chappell’s Hill Baptist
Church. His parents were the
late Josea James and Mr- - .
Jane Layden Lane.
Surviving arc his wife,
Mrs. Pearl Layden Lane; four
sons, Fentress, Forrest, Du
wood and Creg Lane of Ty
ner; two daughters, Mrs.
Trythenea Baker and Mrs.
Dotmegan Rogerson of Tyner;
a brother, Murray D. Lane,
Route 2, Hertford; a sister,
Mrs. Eunice Lamb of New
port News, Va.; 18 grandchild
ren and four great grand
children.
Pallbearers were Carlton
Goodwin, Mabe Laimb, Lester
Lane, Donald Lane, Jack
Lane and M. T. Lane.
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William Ford, assault on a
minor, nol pros.
James Augustus Garrett,
simple assault, not guilty.
James Arthur Harris and
Mamie Harris, public drunk,
30 days in jail.
John Rankin, assault with
a deadly weapon, 30 days, sus
pended upon payment of
costs and $21.25 in medical
expenses.
Joe Henry Taylor, assault,
not guilty.
Rufus Whitaker, public
drunk, 30 days to begin at
expiration of 90 days prior
sentence invoked.
Lionel Dillard, making
false application for opera
tor's license, 15 days, sus
pended upon payment of
costs.
UNC Professor Writes On Daniels Era
NEW YORK—Woodrow Wil
son’s Secretary of the Navy,
Josephus Daniels, was famous
as editor and publisher of the
Raleigh News and Observer
and banned liquor from the
Navy during hi s regime
(4913-1921), In 1896 he also
campaigned for William Jen
nings Bryan.
iln describing the highlights j
of Josephus Daniels’ bio-1
graphy, Prof. Joseph L. Mor
rison of the University of
North Carolina’s School of
Journalism, writes in his jr-
Kirk Douglas entices his mistress, Faye Dunaway, with a
bunch of grapes in a swimming pool sequence from Warner
Bros.’ Technicolor film, “The Arrangement,” playing at the
Taylor Theater Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. Based on his
best-selling novel of the same name, Hi a Kazan wrote, pro
duced and directed the film starring Deborah Kerr, Richard
Boone and Hume Cronyn. Rating (R).
tide for the 1970 Encyclo
pedia Americana, that as “a
life-long Democrat, Daniels
fought for many reforms---in
cluding collective bargaining
and child-labor laws ...”
‘Prof. Morrison, who is also
author of “Josephus Daniels:
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the Small-d Democrat,” writes
that during his lifetime (from
1862 to 1948) Daniels “exem
plified the Good Neighbor
Policy” during his service as
Franklin D. Roosevelt's am
bassador to Mexico (1933-
Continued on Page Z
ECU Quintete Slates Concert
The Navae Musichc Brass
Quintelc from East Carolina
School of Music will appear
in the John A. Holmes High
School auditorium Thursday,
April 23, at 8 o’clock. Their
performance will include
numbers from the late Ren
aissance, Baroque, Romantic
and Contemporary Music.
The Navae Musiche Brass
Quintctc, formed in 1967, has
performed in numerous tele
vision shows, recitals and
churches throughout North
Carolina. Their latest per
formance was a recital at St.
Andrews Presbyterian College
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By MARVIN BARHAM
In 1954 some figures were released on the cost of
crime in New' York. These figures revealed this inter
esting comparison.
When a gun-toting youth on a rampage kills a man,
it costs the state about $225,000 to send him through
the courts to a life term in prison. Thus or.e Crime
is equal to the cost of a church building in which
thousands each year learn something about the . acred
ness of life.
What is the price of decency? It is very low as com
pared to the price of crime.
W r e should .feci justly proud of our great accomplish
ments in this country. And, on the other hand, w'e
should take a shameful look at the high cost of our
destructive, ungodly ways of life.
OUR THOUGHT TO REMEMBER: One wrong is more
costly than much that is good.
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in Laurinburg.
The members are Wayne C.
Cameron, a trumpet perform
ance major from Launnburg;
Frank Tucker, a theory-com
position major (trumpet)
from Charlotte; Robert Bla
lock, a performance (French
Horn) major from Charlotte';
Claude Baker (euphonium), a
composition major from Le
noir, and Fred Cameron (tu
ba), music education major
from Laurinburg.
Tickets arc now on sale by
members of the Chowan Arts
Council.