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VoL XXX»-No. 46
f2.4» PER Yl^-4c A COPY
Only One Change Is Mf^de In
LOCAL PASTOR
IS SENT BACK
TO LILUNGTON
AIX OTHERS REMAIN EXCEPT
REV. !•'. D. HKDDKN. WHO 18
SENT TO LVMBRRTON;
CR088NO TO WARSAW
When Bishop W. W. Peele, pre-
slcltnK at the tenth annual sesi^ion
of the North Carolina Methodist
Conference, at Oreenville, read the
list of appointments of ministers at
the close of the session Sundayi he
returned all of the Harnett count;
ministers to their present posts .with
the exception of one. Rev, Forrest
D. Hedden, who had 'been pastor of
the Dnnn ch'urch, was assigned to
Lumberton. In his stead at Dunn,
Rev. L. A. Tilley of Morehead City
was appointed.
Lilllngton Methodists as well as
members of other ^denominations in
Lilllngton are gratified in the return
of Rev. W. A. Tew, who has been
pastor here for the past three years.
During Mr. Tow’s pastorate here,
the membership has been increased,
a handsome parsonage has .been
built, and many other fo^ward steps
taken. Mr. Tew has been of great
service not only to his church and
congregattoln hut also to the spiritu
al, life of the community.
Rev, R. L.’ Crossno, pastor here
preceding Mr. Tew. was appointed
to Warsaw Chhrch. He had been
serving at Moyock.
Rev. K. M. Bedenbuagh was ap
pointed to Broadway.,
•Rev. J. W, Lineberger from Chad-
bourn was appointed to Puauay
Springs in place of Rev. D. D. Dodd,
who has been retired.
Other' appointments in the Ral
eigh district; embracing churches In
HarneU. follow:
Porter, District Saperlatend-
ent.
Apex. W. C. Walton, Jr. (s);
Bailey, I. T. Poole; Benson, J. Kern
Ormond; Cary, J. D. Robinson; Clay
ton, W. C. Martin;. Creedmoor, D.
M. Sharpe;. Erwin, O. K. Ingram;
Four Oaks. J. A. Auman; Franklin-
ton. S. E. Mercer; Qamer, R. O. L.
Edwards.
Granville Circuit, Herman Win-
berry.
Henderson: First, W. Staley Pot
ter; City Road-White Memorial, T,
H. House.
Kipling. F. R. Dali; .Loulsburg, A.
C. Lee.
Loulsburg Circuit, Joe Overton
(s): Mamers, O. C.. Bdelton;. Mil-
brook. H, H. Cash; Moncure, M. D.
McLamb; Mt. Pleasant, W. O. Bro
gan (s); Newton Grove, R. L. Heth-
fox: Oxford, S. A. Maxwell.
Oxford Circuit. J. E. Ford, Jr. (s).
Princeton, J. E. Sponenbnrg.
Raleigh: Bdenton Street, H. P.
Powell; Fairmont, A. L. Thompson;
Hayes Barton, H. C. Smith; Jenkins
Memoiial, R. H. Sale©: Trilnity, R.
F., Munn; Westover-Pleasant Grove,
H. W. Huston.
Seims. H. B.*Baum; ftmithfleld, H.
F., King; Stem, R. I. Kppo; Tar
River. N. P. Edens: Vance, R. B. L.
Moser.
Zebulon-Wendell, Paul ^Qarrutl*.
Superintendent MTethodtst Orphan
age, L. O. Larkin.
Superintendent Oxford Orphanage,
A. D. Gray.-'
Director of Religious Activities.
Loulsburg College, D. B. S. Bowers.
Dilrector of Wesley. Foundation,
College. C. S. McCoy. Jr.
Student, University of Virginia,
Fairmont QC. J- M. Hamm.
Student, Columbia University, Mil-
brook QC. M. M. Walters.
District Missionary Secretary, J.
W. Lineberger.
District Director ot Bvangellsm,
R. F. Munns.'
Conference Secretary Bvangellsm,
H. P. Powell
Retired ^
A. S. Barnes, J. W. -Bradley, E. H.
Davis, E. C. Durham, O. W. DowA,
E. M. Hall, C, P. Jerome, J. W.
Potter, W. J. Watson, B. D. Dodd,
J. M. Cnlbnith, J. I*, ^mlth. >
.Cabinet Member?
For Your Convenience
For the oonvenlenue ot auh-.
Mjvibwra to The News, a tonewal
eadgon win he found on pope four
of this iMwe. By wstag this Stole
cuugeu ssAwerihing to Tto»
to .made very 'slmide—Ue' tottofcs
to write. Jest flii tn tlM spa^
’mad mall togethev'wltli the ve-
_lfew awiocrtfiers. of
If ywar suit*
tMk dol jpnsr
Iqr letOMt
-v« ! . *• >• J
" /ONATHAK'DANIELS
Mr. Daniels, editor of the News
and Obeerver and son of the late
Poeeph'Us Daniels, has been, like his
father, a close friend of President
Truman, He^gtrongly supported Tru
man in the recent campaign, and it
is entirely possible that he may re
ceive appointment to a post in the
President's cabinet.
1948 CHRISTMAS
SEAL SALE WILL
START NOV. 22
MISS IRENE I.A8S1TER, CHAIR
MAN OP HARNETT T3 A^OCI-
ATION, TO MAIL LETTEILS
TO PROSPECTIVE BUYERS
THOHSAl^ ARE
EXPECTED TO
ENTER CONTEST
SPEAKING CONTEST SPONSORED
BY N. C. BANKERS EXPECTED
TO DRAW WIDE
*
INTEREST
The pountywlde sale of the 1948
Christmas Seals—the little stickers
which proclaim their users as co
operating'in the prevention of tu-
berculosls—rwlir start Novera'ber , 2 Ik
• Begintiin'ir-P'ilh tKit'.datO 'and'un-
‘•4..... •• 4. . '■ - • . .
til th% sale closes,'itvJa.’.Ju}f*l,.that
Harnett coiinty’s fine ,showlng„.:^'ttt-
ing the sale’ in 1947 will be sur
passed.
Miss Irene Lassiter, chairman of
the Harnett County Tuberculosis As
sociation, is in charge of the county-
wide sale.
Miss Lassiter points out that the
l-S't? sale afforded:
1. Purchase of an X-ray machine
for exelusive use in Harnett county.
2. Chest X-rays on 15 Indigent
patients.
3. 1100 for tuberculosis research.
In her letters which she will mail
to prospective buyers of the little
seals, Mies Lassiter will say:
“T^be ilOtS Christmas SEeal por
trays a little child. This child is
warm, safe, contented. There are no
signs of want, fear, or disease. 'R(e
typiOes what we desire for every
American child.
“Vet we ■•'know that children's
freedom from disease depends upon
the health of others In the home
and the community in which they
grow up. Won’t you then for their
sake help prevent, the spread of tu
berculosis? You can do this by buy
ing and using Christmas Seals. They
are the sole support of your tuber
culosis association which Is engaged
in a campaign to control tuberculo
sis. . 
“Your Christmas Seals are en
closed. They ar^' only -ll.OO per
sheet. Buy and use as many as pos
sible. They can end will hasten the
day when tuheraulosts will he com
pletely conquered.’’
Thousands of white high school
students from throughout the State
are expected to -participate in the
1949 agricultural speaking contest
sponsored by the -North Carolina
Bankers Association, says J, Frank
Doggett, Extension soil conserva
tionist at State College. '
Several thousand dollars worth of
government savings bonds, and cash
prises will be awarded to school,
county, district, and State winners
in the contest,’which ia designed to
stimulate interest in proper land use
and treatment.
In a stater&ent this week, John P.
Stedman of Lumberton, t^irman of
the agricultural committee of the
Bankers Association, said:
".The agricultural committee ot
North Carolina Bankers Association
has for ‘many years centered its in
terest around the protection of the
soil' of North Carolina,- which Is the
State’s most valuable asset. We. as
bankers, ireallxe that the prosperity
ot our people will rise or fall In
proportion to the care or lack of
treatment that the .not^Jorlty of the
State’s population, i^o'' produce' 'a'
livelihood from' the' Wnd,'-give to It.
“Approximately 72'per cent ot all
North Carolinians'live'in or produce
from the country-side.-For that rea
son, the strongest efforts are needed
on the part of business and Industry
to foster an effective- educationaF
program for proper land use laiid'
care. It takes a long time to ’develop
good land, hpt'carelessness and-neg-
•lect can causd It fi6t ’lost, its •raina
pvenidglii. ' • . .
"' *!*Again- this year the Bankerw As-'
soclatlon, assisted by sell coBherra-
tlonists. Extension Service person
nel, foresters, and. other agencies,
takes pleasure in sponsoring a
speaking contest eovertitg some
phase of soil conservation.”
Harvest Sale, Supper
At Buckbom Scbool
A supper will ibS' served at 'Buok-
horh school .tomorrow (Friday)
night beginning at it o'clock. Imme
diately following the supper a Har
vest Sale .-will be conducted. , i • '
The event’is sponsored hy the Wo
man’s Society of Christian Service
of Cokesbnry .Methodist Church, and
proceeds -will be used to erect an ad
dition to the chuTch, -
All .friends of the church are cor
dially invited.
Mamers Church Is
' Havinir Stbdy Course
Rev. D. F. B«0k8,,State Sunday
school field worker, Is at Antioch
Baptist Church, Mamers. all thla
week, each evening teaching the
book. “The Improvement of Teach
ing, in the Sunday Schdol." by Dr.
Gainps S. 'Df^bbins.
The elastes begin at ‘7 o’clock each,
evening.' • , •
All churches in little River Asso
ciation are Invited to send their
Max
BfEimNO
ifiHlb AT am'
. RALEiDH;
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The annua! of tha Morih
Carolina Foreetcf, | will
be held at the -l^.-WglHkr Uotil.
Raleigh, beginnknl^.. iMNtt TmMay
morning at 11 o*i;|loik and
ing throagb WediMay. ffoMnatMU’
17,-at. 11:10 a«eord£[% to
announcement % Dsn P.
Johasou. pimkleil^ef the aiaoetaf'
tlon. •'
Invitations havid'%i« extended to
others Interested ';‘ dlutaMe • of the
ranks of associatEin.'; of!flolalB.' Ckiv-
ernor Gregg CIm^^ and Gtfvmnior-
elsct Kerr Scott v'|i«" listed' on the'
program. •'
■Following Is tlai proEiram of the
meettngs: -f -
TMeodny, Nl^hcaiihee IS
' .11:00 A. M.—RoibDmtton. Bixecu-
tlve Committee Mtttlng.
2: 00 P. M.—^AnSual meeting con
venes in lilrglnla Darn Ballroom.
President Dim. P. Johnaon prasMing.
Welcome>mton. P. D. Snipes,
Mayor ef Mtfeli^.
•J'.’Od p'-j-M. dteepease—J. 'P.
Keaueri Ylee'Preeliikht Western D^
irlct. • '’ ‘ '
2:1’O*’ 'Bt-'*~Prii4Meat*s Addtvwi.
2:16 P.' M.—iJCfO ProfTana—
Wra. S. EdmundjA-^Hkacntlve Direc
tor. ' f ;
‘ 2:25 >P' M.—Knel E^usslon
“Forest Cohservs'ff^ Vdueatton In
North 'deiineifta-TfJiby nnd Tomor
row." Dr. Crir. Kdihittlan.'l>eim, For
estry School,-'^i)ukd''^hhrerslty, con-
S itipg. Pariietpal^' S. L. PrMt,
H:ullve'1!Slriiiietor,'AaMriean FpiW-
•Anoriatl^' John Park, Publish
er and Edib^l^Kalelth times; iMem:
her of Wakb Gnnnty Behool BbM.
* P:'W:-=jIttteirmllelon. •
4 ':'0bxP., •i|t;’’~BialneHi. Beaslea.
fiioiaMpeiltV Riifnria . gad-Election of
otfioixif.''' ’ ‘ T' '■ ' -
' 6;dO-'P. M.—Re^'. ‘
C:^ P. M.-^So4ii9 H|mr
ial ’IteemlC? •■’ •
Clarifliie,. tMtetaaei^r. Sbutrodnedon
dt 'Gaests. ‘Pinsentatlon ot Tlstber
Farm Awards, latrods^ion ' of
l|peaker, W. Avery ThomlMn, Oeff-
Manager, i. B. ThoihpMn lum
ber CompaW. '
t:00> P: M.—Addrem “Keep NbrGi
Carolina Green "-^Hon. W, Kerr
Scott.' *
Wednesdnir, Novcanlmr IT
10 A. M.-^lj^'nching of "tlMp
North Carolina Gnaea^ progMU^ T.
Jl Pearsall, . rice in^dent eaineim
district; pMSIdlag. Comments Iw
Gov. Gregg Cherry, state and fed
eral offictala, timierlaad buhers, «»•
saetatlon and tndnstrM tefureaeata-
tlves. Appointment' ef' Ke^ Ndrifi
Carolina Green cosuafttses.*
11:20 A. -If.-^AdlonraL.
•Rev. Lonnie V. Davis, one-time
preaoher-eiwirintendeat of the Dnnn
Orphanage, must serve the sentence
impueed upon him in Harnett Su
perior..;^ Court last July following - his
eoaeletlon on oharges of fomlcatlMi
and adnltery.
AttKwner NeUl Salmon appealed
the eese te the Supreme Court, and
that tribunat leat weiric upheld the
verdict ot the Harnett coniri.  The
jastlees in the higher court split tai
the deelslM, 4 to t', Chief Jtastlee
Stnetv and Justiees Denny and Win-
•borne diasenttag. The CMet Jnstke
wrote the dlasenting opinion, using
strong "words:
“We mast tahe the law as vm
find It. The^peUaat (Davis) is ea-
titled to the limitations ot the
atatnte under which he is presently
indicted. The Intmition of the lew-
making body is not to be thwarted
or defeated by. interpiatatlon.
“The Gefendaiit has ibsen convict
ed on Incompetent evidence. What
ever his oftWMte, he Is eatmied’te' a
heartag wHhin the cemHnes-of tho
statute and othorwles'free > from er
ror ... ' > . . -
“The tHhlbttioiM ot the statute
makes no distiaethm betwaw-SstS-
clal and extra-JiMlelal ndmlMlons ev
confessloan. ''It Is unbeadlng In Its
severity. It UMkes no dtsUnctlons bo-
tj/tmia admtsklomi or confOrnfaMu in
tho courtroom or those on the out-
Mde.” '
Cmitlttning,
fd frem'-'tlM,DIU'-.of
Gooatttutiaisf ^rMo
Auk ^ ^ 'lklA
ERWIN
ACCIDEOT VKfnM
Arctdently. Sheets SeM
ing Hie fGaatEmt In
PW UnsitiMg. TtoW
•Wlthert T. ’Firasler. tt-yaar-oM
S^win UtUs enpieTM, mm'
iSiesday of last week' wbrni his ahoL-
gun, w.htch he -wim eleenlag.tn piw-
parsttott for' a.knkitng trip, wafac-
cldentalty dhsdknrgei.'.. ..
No one was iwM bbs ha bts bosM
at Uib time; but' lfm.'-P)ns|er, vriw
, ^ also wwrks at the ndll on aaMllMr
teachers, otfj^m and .proepecUve hushendl body
teachers‘th this school-to have part
in /he "study.
Mr*. Erwin, News* Repoiiter»
Gfutstanding Political Propliet
Brkrin News Service, Inc..
Suite.422, ’Evening Sthr Btdg.
.Washington, D; C.
Washington, Nov. 19.—^The lead
ing lady of the Harnett County News
Washington (Bureau won recognition
this 'Week as an election prophet and
an expert on American -mass psy
chology, at least in her office. Also,
she was richer, by five, dollars.
.Julia Galllard Erwin, 'Washing
ton'corre«ponden(, formerly of Char
leston, 8. C., and .Raleigh, N. C.,
and wife of the chief of The News'
Bur4ji'U,- Bob 'ErsHn, was- engaged
one evening obme months ago .-in' a
discusslen of ^the Ttytman-Dewey
battle.. Everybody present, exci^t
Mra. coaeeded the election to
Dewey.'’''’
Those present took it for granted
Mrs. Hrwtn-wiiS 'Cor Truma)a, bni she
denied this, stating that prestdett-
tiatly, Mie hadn’t Yet snad* up her
mind, though her poRttoK! nlfiiaa-
tlon ’Wa« Defboeratle.
'Qut,“ said HVs., Erwin, “Truman
will win. People are ^nny, you
know. They bombard soiuebody like
Mr. Trumani they call him every
name under-the aun, they browbeat
him terribly, and tben what?—Th'«^
go right down;4e the .poHK.and'To^
for him. I shy Jt will be Truman
over Dewey.”
/ 'A friend from Northeastern Biio,
a government worker who,most re-
maitr Incognito fee rensons of the
Hatch Act atfectiBg poRtleal aetini’-
tlea of Federal employpa; epdke wp
and challeuged lam. .Hrtrls'.
wlU v/ln,” ho eaii. '‘lll.fcet *';
' ■ “Okay,” riqtUed'Mrm’lBrwlJs, “lH
Just bet yon -dtve ’deDanr.tt wUi be}.!
Truman.”
. “Yoa’re taken,’; Mrid tho Ohleaii.
; ,Came"^rnepimy:n4Bkt'W lairt'-'iNiek.
however, it was the'.abtean who witf
.initoB'Jor the .five •'
’ As -for why 'ihe^'didiiT mk mU»,'
Mrs. Erwlft
. _V
when |*e returned ..imune.-
*' 6he^ifa^nd a note «li(fih toM her
he'bid j|mne buntlag:
Coroner Allrf4C vHho invpRlgaihed
the, «Me wjf®i.'t)epulies .Opm fmatm
aiKi .Kea liiU&hewm te««4 thu deadt
ot Fruidcr vNui cawfd Mr W> ncetAeat
mk ao'liigueet .wug.'b^ ‘
’Toolm 'aaA* ruga warn fonnd'
beelde the.fliody and. gWi.
'’Surviving are'AJa wHM an^
chUdren. WWIe ISftm Gbwder. dr*.
Anne'' X«e.'asM '
i Funeral aerviicea Mare' iuM Wad-
neaday- .afternoun *t tbe'.HaWhmf-
aklMmriPnBmn»ItMenie
sjev. B. WL GwwiMin .Upaik
the •Rnv.':th«WW' ’*!»»• «*,
airliMie-
;siirrioee tlM.sb«#y mm, -I*,’#*
bema',ot' bhi. aimlhW. Vik A.
idrana in DeniMHBVillu, 8. €.. ‘
burial At «;iaMir»4i2le-. •
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sJrAMbt'pO]
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Sams/Um
'Of Mr.
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JJjpIHlIjSSSB iVtlfvKl .
iMCtDlSAC^^
CDUHT IN 4*TMI OFlNIOir gAl«
DAFn MUET smVH TWO-TRAR
lOnnpNCM .VGR FGRNIOA- 
‘mN jum ADinunnrr
Judfs IL V’
IKes Iki KiilMoii
Juetice gnot-
ta the
Wight to
tpt bit’'
f.
nti 'W wiwta',:
'tto'dctendaabiSliagM-’hai-bkMi agaksi
nr wtaR-nllMru#' tn tsMUpe* than that
•trihee'' MwAld. Jm- ealtad': uEripst hhM
m baUs:: .which era eieariyi'-’Wlde ot
thA#labe“
Daria wae a««alUed. at an oarlley
tTfaa.In whkh he wee cluurgiMi with
easnsl kMWJedgs of \ a. girl under
II. It was ut.thiM trial that Frerid-
Ing Judge‘Henry StevepA batrted put
the jniy which brought In the aeuait-
tai MBdMt ,en* oni|emiMl -fifUfte; an-
re|riHI- -on ..a beaeh -wurrant' .
him wUb loraiftattoa.afid adultery.
y
RheiysI Ai CMim
€^hiii*clh
Rev, j:‘^.'''iiMl'uii,'p«rtor of hfa-
to.:^‘ XiePtierwHt ChnnahL- near FMr-
riMriMe,''^iMtah a'eeirliai'’of rarival
aeri^kiti'"nl2 tile Gltvta F>ipb!ri«tliu
Ctiiireh 'Moidny cti^Kif' o# Hili' week.
rrrr
James TalMy, Jr:, of Angler-E-i.
wb«..inw tuJarad'in- a uMjbiM^la
wreck" U Iblli^Bh bP IPhmrfikMr ot
|iot woA. is is liary'Hilioboth iibo-
Ait4 hWirnel .lafiaisu wlMm,-hli ma-
ChtoA ■ 'went out d. :«onii^‘ on Iho
leko Foroel l^nd'..
Gbbhm yemott Cowper,
well known and admired in Harnett
county, dlod at his -Klneton home
last Thuraday. He gave op 'his poet
of emaiigency Judge in 1141' beeauee
Of tit healiK
Cowper' wne among the most high
ly eeteemM of the ledges who have
heU^ court in Hurnett. He was Ijl
yeara oM.'
Resigns
Mr. Ciariyie hao resigned hie Job
as Solleittir of the Ninth Judicial
.Diatriek. and will succeed J. Eaynrd
Clark when 1^ ^ist Cangreea meets
aeact JOnmry. Be wim elected to
aneeeed Mr. devh. who announced
xotirMneBt Governor Cherry liae ap
pointed MnteoRn B. Seawri), -attor
ney and' mayor of ’Dumbarton, to
•needed Gnriyie aa SoUeltor.
VDw Better Melhodi
Electric Contert
BobMe JO -Lowiii.' Ihtguay Springe
-R-l, has bpMi nomad wlnnM* in the
Harnett ckinty's Annnail 4-H Bet
tor Methodn Ooato^ This contest to
Bponsoroii'''jointly ’by the- Hktoanioa
Ssrvlbe, The Weettaghonse Hdnce-
tlonnl.ftoniriatlon, and the Cerolinn
l^'i^r^il^'lJght^ Compniqr. Ae a
obility wiiiner 'she was 'mwardod a
«oiM|e^O'''a]rt a medri.
• plii|hil»' .lin.grbloM’ was lanader-
la|iiWelrioktF had tbe fonnd
thnl’ j^’uii^ frieetrlel^ oineh, tfene
and 'entogy'odi'ld' be i^veG.
Jof*wd« '«
gyint''at tbe-atoto-wMe
wgatlig hf-'liiaalgb’ oh', Nohaariwr d
Tlto*A2iMtont Memd Agent.
Loin BfaMlItyf iittlmgaiiitiid her and
iriito ottaniod Uhl
fMHeolhiMM4gias4Aaaiunpi|Sb4innihgSasttonuato^
f Tesdrs
te - - ' 2(wi ug
TSttV ^
' 'HEAM tSHMUnS JtolUBBG. JMM2
FoMtovs.ot thii\gria hays' b«pi.
beettoaMl, lyr a toGtort from the V.
K. ${gP4|f«H0|(t ..0^'
too
'(Ito MX '
'#ma If.a .’’iamlerato
^ oa". hlit«£ ;td ‘
far SlilM' -.jK ** ****' V*
to topMftn# ohhipitoi* tognMirmf ‘‘ "—
krihtoitog'.'ltotoari Wfistiire
jCj - .
tv '
j;ti«|toa'~''foi^ -ga extended - pariod pt
'{hU ompleyMieBt’aiu ioed.’*’Bald «ha
’iUttSar )mob'eeiiiiitteaa,‘'tt_,addad,
' vrenM' 4w .idatntatnad
olli^^^ltdt mnkt and .might evaa
Itoreeaa aUghtly to. line ulth the
iliidtiiileflht'* 1hififdtishl
■ Tbe oitobilgjihMs 'tlgire that, under
eeidlitlegii"' elf, high empleynMmt,
_ jtoldar' ttould..lNi ae'S^ an'
in a 'pruagtot 'df-lem-
Ob'fHnik ilaa"Stoenht M'aMai^ie*’
kna% bEEit bay 'id 4tor eaat' niere
godai*-’i(bdr''aartldto' thin tMs ynar
4SMta,to tlw
la Hui'lMaa'et a rueiiilAa-i—with
SmjiHifeaadtmdi
pniebaatag
0^, Bbwd I
_Ab' Ad ''S|m|||M|M|U|U|
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When Haraatt Snparior Conrt
convenes Monday morning tor Its
final session of the year. It will face
aeven matder counts on Its docket.
A total ot 4i cases ere listed on the
calendar popared by Clerk'Bownid
Godwin.
Clerk Godwin telle The Newe he
le not certain whothefr Solicitor Jack
Hooks will be .eMe to get here for
the term. The Solicitor b(u been la
a Reel Home la Durham tor several
weeke, and leporta my that he to
still a sick man.'
Judge Clawson. L. Wllllema of
Sanford -wUl preside mt toe two
weeks farm, which Is aehodnlad tor
toy- -trial of criminal eaaaa. Judga
'WilUenu to tba-rsatdoat Jndge ot tost
Indicia] dtotrict composed ot TFayno,
Johnston, Harnett. Lee and Chatham
countlea.
Clerk Godwia has eeheduled -all,
other, eases for toe tlmt week, and
the seven aourder trials are eat tor
Monday ot the second woek, but be
states that it will probably be dUO-
cnlt to aeenre js snbetltnto aollclior
tor the murder trials In case Mr.
Hooks falls to get here. ■
There are eight cases to go before
the Grand Jury.
Following to the docket as prepar
ed by Clerk Godwin:
Monday, Novnuher I'd
J. B. Lueee, reeUeee driring;
Vann Sktoper, drunk and' dtoorderly:
J. P. Glbeoa, assnult with deadly
weapon; IVtlllain McNeill, carrying
conoealed weapon, drunk and
dfriy. ftolating arreet; Judaun
HThM al. torewuy and tocelriaig; GMT
iK'-toidKai, bosgtiiry; Milgh-JohaMA,'
atorebrebktag and laremr: HUItoiMe-
Nein, laroeoy: Frank A. Sandm.
operating auto while intoilaatod and
attar Uoenae revoked; B. H. Week-
brook, operating auto while tabui-
catod and' .without llcanaa;
Boll Blue et al, assault with
weapoB, otc.t Howard Hastmaa,
rating auto ‘Whtlo latosieatod;
Ray, assault with deadly
Dick 4^. asaanlt oa a tomato;
George Gtargel, lareany.
The toUmrlng caaaa are to go be
fore the Grand Jury and are to ba‘
ealtod at the idMaura of too Bell-
cllor:
Wlllto Baker, arsoa; J. C. McNeill,
rape; Jeaeea Crouch, robbery; Clif
ton Roberson et al, H. A L. and ra*
calving; Andrew ‘Wwa" Daria, rape;
George M. Belk. robbery sad aaeieit
aaaault; Willie Cameroa, rape; Dun-
van MeLaaa et al. robbery.
Hwman Bairefoot, aaeaalt oa a to
mato: George Qriffla, abandtmnHUt;
Mordeeal Vaan. Sr., non eegyart;
Herbert Stonaey. abandonmeat uad
jwBwnpport of' lltogttimato chili:
Bugrae NoirrMi.' houncbreaktng end
larceny;'Robert Taylor, amautt with
deadly weupen. etc.; Beratoe Cartwr.
vtolatlag prohibltioa law.
Gilbert -Hair, •vtolatlag Motor VU-
bleto InspactloB Law; fVmnal May-
nor, (two caaea). vtolatlag prchlbl-
ttou law: Wllltom Williams, ridat-
tag prohibltton tow;' Melon A. 8d-
mas, drivtag drunk and witbost H- •
c«Me;.KeaBle Justlee, vtotatlng pro-
hlbltieu Unr; J. Lee LaagSon, opp
imttok.anto wbtto under U|Ouannn:
Anthony Hbirhi. drtrink drunk.
Troy hMNfllt. mardur; Lewie Wn-
im. murder; Jamaa Griee. muidNfr.’
Sam. P. ^anady, murder; Mamn
-McLeod, amrder; Hath B. WUWUU,-'
asurder; Hansom tyadall.' murder.
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