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1 paid liquor. 4 months in jail.
|. John Pearce, Jr., w/m/46, driving
under influence (second offense) 1
: month in jail, to be served at the
expiration of prior; sentence.
William Gentry, n/m/34, careless
< and reckless driving. 45 days in jail,
suspended for 1 year; defendant to
pay costs of court and $35.00 fine and
not be found guilty of careless and
-, reckless for 12 months. Appeal. Bond
" set at $200.00.
Ralph Bradberry, n/m/24. careless
and reckless driving; no operator's
license. Not guilty to no operators
license. 2 months in jail, suspended for
1 year on payment of $50.00 fine and
costs and not be convicted of careless
and reckless driving for 12 months.
Appeal to Superior Court.
James Henry Williams, n/m/41,
operating auto intoxicated. To sur
render driver's license for 12 months;
pay a $100.00 fine and costs. Notice
of appeal. Bond set at $200.00.
Theaotis Davis, n/m/25, safe move
ment violation. $15.00 fine and costs.
Appeal.
John Lee Morris, w/m/41, escape.
90 days in jail, to begin at expiration
of present sentences. Appeal Bond
set at $500.00.
Chester Beoman, w/m/32, escape.
90 days in jail, to begin at expiration
of present sentences. Appeal bond set
at $500.00.
David Earl Parker, w/m/18, driving
without N. C. license; without proper
mufflers. To pay costs.
James William McLendon, n/m/35.
speeding. Judgment absolute on bond.
Richard Franklin Shirey, w/m/19,
speeding. To pay costs.
Pearline Gay, n/f/33. Prayer for
judgment continued on payment of
costs and not be found guilty of
assault for one year.
Shirley Brake, n/f/26, assault.
Prayer for judgment continued on
payment of costs and not be found
guilty of assault for one year.
" William Gentry, n/m/34, hit and
run. Motion to quash allowed.
John Wesley Long, n/m, assault
with deadly weapon. 4 months in jail,
suspended for 18 months on payment
of $20.00 fine and costs and placed on
probation under usual terms
Ellen Jane Taylor, n/f/19, following
too close. Prayer for judgment con
tinued on payment of costs.
Willie McKnight, n/m, assault. 2
months in jail, suspended for 2 years
on payment of $10.00 fine and costs
and not be found guilty of assault for
2 years.
Zollie Koffie Coley, Jr.. operating
auto intoxicated; possession tax paid
liquor. Guilty to careless and reckless
driving. $100.00 fine and costs.
Johnny Edd Woodard, n/m/35,
larceny of auto. No probable cause
found
George W. Davis, w/m. manslaugh
ter. No probable cause found.
Rufus Edgar Minor, w/m/19, stop
sign violation. Prayer for judgment
continued on payment of costs.
Earnest William Wood, w/m, public
drunkeness. Nolle pros with leave.
James "Henry Woodard. n/m/28,
public drunkeness. Defendant having
pleaded guilty, defendant is ordered to
pay costs and costs are remitted.
Jack Thome, c/m/22, non support.
Not guilty.
Norman Lee Bass, n/m, violation of
probation. To serve sentence of 6
months in jail.
M. L. Gallaway, w/m/53, operating
auto intoxicated, (second offense) Not
less than 30 days nor more than 6
months ii^ custody of Commr. of
Correction to be treated for chronic
alcoholism.
Thomas Perns East. Jr. operating
auto intoxicated. Defendant to pay
$100.00 fine and costs and to be
issued restrictive driving privileges.
Notice of appeal.
The following defendants pleaded
guilty, under waiver statute, to motor
vehicle violations and each paid costs
of court: Robert Louis Sneed, n/m/46;
Charles Henry Pridgen, w/m/31; Eu
gene (NMN) Perry, n/m/30; David
Glenn Murray, w/m/17; Louis Wilson
Ray, n/m/28; Harold L. Mann,
n/m/20: Wilmer (NMN) Vandiford,
w/m/33; Tony" Lee Bullock, w/m/22:
Hoyt Kirby Cash, w/m/20; Charles Lee
Bynum, n/m/23; Floyd Warren Ed
wards. w/m/16.
These defendants pleaded guilty to
public drunkeness, under waiver sta
tute. and each paid S5.00 fine and
costs: Robert L. Hardy. Jr., n/m/21;
Harvey T. Hicks, n/m/39; Nathaniel
Alston, n/m/32; Haywood Hill.
w/m/41; William (nmn) Closs. n/m/55;
Troy Blair Kearney, w/m; James Mc
Arthur Brooks, n/m; Joe Taylor, n/m;
and Ear ley Wilbur Williams, c/m.
Pleading guilty under waiver statute
to speeding, and each paying a fine of
$5.00 and costs were: James Earl
Perry, w/m/22; Theddore R. Leach.
n/m/33; Charles (nmn) Davis, n/m/51;
Jerome Augustus Johnson, n/m/16;
Lawrence E. Harper, w/m/30 and Carl
(nmn) Wiggins, n/m/18.
Jack Stroud, w/m, assault. $10.00
fine and costs.
Eddie Williams, n/m/23; public
drunkeness. $10.00 fine and costs.
Willard Elton' Kinton, w/m/42,
drunk (2nd offense) $10.00 fine and
costs.
Pleading guilty under waiver statute
to speeding and each paying $15.00
fine and costs were Michael Rooney,
w/m/22; Carles Lee Patterson,
w/m/28; Benjamin Franklin O'Neal,
n/m/37; Ray (nmn) Sumter, n/m/37;
and William Solon Ayscue, w/m/34.
William Lee Tomlinson, w/m/30,
driving without N. C. license. $25.00
fine and costs.
James Edward Johnson, n/m/30, no
operator's license. $25.00 fine and
costs.
Linda Ann Jones, w/f/20, no opera
tor's license. Nol pros.
James Ray Hall, w/m/25, no opera
tor's license. Nol pros.
Dorthy Stallings, c/f, worthless
check. To pay check and costs.
On Arms Race
Brussels - Diplomats report
West European member
natioas of the North Atlantic
Treaty Organization are all
for Moscow and Washington
trying to halt the arms race,
but they fear the United
States may trade away their
security.
Space And
Oceanography
Seattle - Two scientists of
the Naval Oceanographic
Office said that ventures into
space have revealed oceanic
features on a huge scale not
previously imagined by man.
Improved satellites will be
launched with even finer
instruments expected to
reveal more secrets beneath
the oceans.
Indian Ruins Found
Charleston, S. C. - Dr.
Stanly South, an archaeol
ogist working for the state
Tr.icentennial Commission,
has uncovered what he be
lieves are the remains of a
17th Century Indian village
on the banks of the Ashley
River. So far, he has found
pieces of pottery, a grave site,
bones and a wall line.
Wild
Tank Ride
Mainz, Germany - A U. S.
Army private took a tank
from his Rhineside base
recently and drove through
the streets and demolished
eight parked cars and the
tank. The motive of the New
York private has not been
revealed.
People Who Have Contributed $100 To
The Erection Of A New Shrine And
Community Building
Banquet To Be Held Honoring Contributors August 15
V. A. Peoples W. M. Jolly Bobby Preddy Harold Talton M. T. Ball
W. L. Lumpkin Louis Word jimmy Martin W. A. Raynor Thomas G. Ball
M. E. Joyner Jack Hunt James Speed J. P. Timberlake W. W. Thayer
W. C.-Joyner Tom House Jimmy Edwards Ed Yarborough L.M.Thayer
W. B. Joyner John Davis Joe Debnam E. F. Griffin D. T. House
Thomas Jones Clyde Cannady Charlie Ford, Jr. W. J. Cooper W. W. Davis
E. C. Gupton N. C. Mullen Harold Bunn George West Davis Perry
Stan Taylor Max T. Brown Ricky Edwards Sam Collins Robert. W. Spencer
Bernard Walters Jimmy Lumpkin Ray Whitaker Joe Tonkel Edwin Kemp
Glenn Coleman. Jr. H. D. Jeffreys James Bottoms Curtis Atkins Crowed Strickland
Waccamaw Bank ft Trust James L. Pergerson, Jr Lancaster Funeral Home
Hodges Ins. Agency Woodrow Warren * Leroy Terrell, Sr. Maurice Murphy
Harvey T. Bartholomew Jack Strickland Thomas T. Young Jack W. Richards
Frank Read George Davis > Chick Williams K. S. Isley Rocky Saunders
Bobby Davis -Odie D. Ridgeway Mort Harris William M. Place . Hill Yarborough
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