District Court Has Heavy Docket
The following cases were
disposed of during a session
of District Court on Monday,
September 22nd:
Lawrence Foster, n/m/61,
operating auto intoxicated.
Pleads guilty to careless and
reckless driving. $100.00 fine
and cost.
Curtis Herring, w/m, pub
lic drunkeness (2nd offense).
$25.00 fine and costs.
Gilbert Wayne Carson,
w/m/25, speeding. $10.00
fine and costs.
Henry Roy Lee Carroll,
n/m/44, public drunkeness
and possession of liquor.
$25.00 fine and costs.
Joseph Brodie, n/m/43,
public drunkeness (2nd of
fense). $25.00 fine and costs.
Sylvester Cooke, n/m/19,
careless and reckless driving.
90 days in jail, suspended for
3 years on payment of
$35.00 fine and costs; To
surrender his operator's li
cense and not operate a
motor vehicle on the high
ways of N. C. tor 3 months
and not violate any motor
vehicle laws of N. C. for 3
years.
M. L. Cone, w/m/36, giv
ing beer to minor. To pay
cost of court.
James Edward Hayes,
n/m/35, operating auto intox
icated. Plea of careless and
reckless driving accepted by
State. $100.00 fine and costs.
Phillip Wayne Fulford,
w/m/17, possession of beer
under age of 18. 2 days in jail
and to pay costs of court.
Wayne Boone, w/m, as
sault on female. Prayer for
judgment continued for 5
years on condition defendant
not be out of his house after
10 p.m. unless in the presence
of his wife, except when he is
working and that he not go to
any dances with or without
his wife.
Lindy Wright Ball,
w/m/35, improper registra
tion. Not guilty.
Joseph Brodie, Jr., n/m,
non support. Not guilty.
Harold Johnson Bedding
field, w/m/38, driving under
influence. 6 months in
with recommendation for
work release.
James Simpson Finch,
w/m/20, careless and reckless
driving. Nol Pros with leave.
Willie Ander Thomas, n/m,
careless and reckless driving.
$35.00 fine and costs.
Jimmy Lee Wilder,
u/m/32, assault with deadly
weapon; assault on female.
Not leal than 4 month* nor
more than 12 months in jail,
with work release recom
mended. Notice of appeal.
Bond let at $300.00.
Jimmy Lee Wilder,
n/m/32, assault on female.
Not lea than 4 months nor
more than 12 months in jail
with recommendation of
work release. Notice of ap
peal. Bond set at $300.00.
Jonathan McKnight,
n/m/30, operating auto intox
icated. Nolle pros with leave.
Rodrick Mclver Watts, Jr.,
w/m/60, operation auto in
toxicated; possession of tax
paid liquor. State accepts a
plea of careless and reckless
driving. $100.00 fine and
costs.
John Eddie Woodard,
n/m/36, improper brakes. To
pay costs.
MacArthur Richardson,
n/m/16, careless and reckless
driving. $35.00 fine and
costs.
Charles William Paschal,
w/m/55, speeding. Prayer for
judgment continued on pay
ment of costs.
William Elias Shearin,
w/m/37, speeding. Prayer for
judgment continued on pay
ment of coats.
David Mark Wilson,
w/m/19, speeding. To pay
costs.
Henry Williams, Jr.,
n/m/28, without valid license;
improper registration; no in
surance. 60 days in jaQ, sus
pended for 3 years on pay
ment of $50.00 fine and costs
and not operate a motor ve
hicle on the public highways
of N. C. until properly reg
istered and insured.
James Arthur Williams,
n/m/42, operating auto intox
icated. 4 months in jail, sus
pended for 3 years on condi
tion defendant remain of
good behavior, not violate
any penal laws of North Caro
lina for 3 years, pay a fine of
$100.00 and costs and not
operate a motor vehicle on
the public highway of N. C.
for a period of 12 months
except as allowed in Restrict
ed Driving Privileges.
Robert Floyd Nevils,
w/m/36, operating auto in
toxicated. 6 months in jail.
Notice of appeal. Bwpd s?t at
$300.00.- ? n ; I
Frank Jeremiah McBride,
w/m, speeding. Prayer for
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judgment continued.
Robert Floyd N evils, w/m,
carrying concealed weapon.
Not guUty.
Clarence Gordon Moody,
w/m/22, improper passing.
Not guilty.
James Woodward, n/m/28,
non support. 6 months sus
pended sentence previously
imposed is ordered invoked.
Court recommends work re
lease.
Jerry Richardson, n/m/20,
assault on female. 45 days in
jail.
Alice Williams, c/f, public
drunkeness. To pay costs.
The remainder of the de
fendants listed in this docket
pleaded guilty under waiver
statute:
The following were charg
ed with motor vehicl? viola
tions and each paid costs of
court: Allen Tant, Jr.,
w/m/31; Curtis Lee O'Neal,
w/m/17; Elnora Preddy Over
ton, w/f/55; Lanny Ray Rear
don, w/m/25; Presley Herman
Ward, Jr., n/m/22; Franklin
Stanback Winn, w/m/43;
Louis Edward Fogg, n/m/19;
Robert Theadore Hayes, Jr.,
w/m/17; Shelley Lee Kelly,
n/m/23; Charlie Davis Bob
bin, w/m/59; James Clifton
Arnold, w/m/24; Perneil Al
ston, n/m/18.
Charged with speeding and
each paying $5.00 fine and
costs were: James Henry Por
ter, n/m/54; James Wynne
Williams, w/m/19; Peter Law
rence Brocklin, w/m/19; Roy
Earl Allen, n/m/22; Melvin
Paul Adklns, w/m/43; William
Gather Brooks, Jr., n/m/24.
These were charged with
public drunkeness and each
paid $5.00 fine and costs:
Edward Turner, w/m; Warren
Lynn Shelley, w/m/27; Lu
cinda Williams, n/f/37; Eirlie
Williams, n/m/29; Joe Junior
Pergerson, w/m; Frank Perry,
n/m/45; Robert Young,
n/m/34; Bob Leonard,
n/m/47; Charlie Henry Duns
ton, n/m/40; George King,
c/m; Nelson Kearney, n/m/20
and Perry Austin, n/m/42.
Fred Elmer Ferguson,
n/m/27 and Larwrence M.
Neal, n/m/21, each paid
$9.00 fine and costs for
speeding.
Robert Flynn Harris, Jr..
w/m/19, speeding. $7.00 fine
and costs;
Walter Horace- Pllwi,
w/m/26, speeding. $15.00
fine and costs.
Pete Muldrow, c/m, worth
less check, hid amount of
check and costs.
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CHECKMATES? Apple-pollshlng's In order for the back-to
school set, end checked cotton gingham It equally In order
for brother-slater wear. Bright red apple appliques adorn
the front of the little boy'a button-on suit and the girl's
back-belted apron. By U1 Pilly Originals, both have con
trasting collars of white cotton pique
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Louisburg College
"Broadway Tonighf'Opens Concert Series
Broadway comes to Louis
burg College on September
30 opening the Louisburg
College Concert Series for
1969-70. An extravaganza
spanning the American
musical theatre from the Zle
g field Follies straight up to
the "now" music of Broad
way's biggest smash hit,
"Hair," the show is entitled
"Broadway Tonight!" This
very special evening of enter
tainment will be presented at
the College Auditorium. Cur
tain time will be at 8 P.M.
Tickets are all sold.
The company has played
across the country and back
again for the past two years,
detouring to the Far East and
Canada to equal acclaim. Last
winter the U.S.O. sent this
talented crew to the Philip
pines, Hong King, and all
major baaee in Vietnam. The
troupe <hm enthusiastic ova
tion everywhere. Owrently,
a second Mltion Is louring
army bases throughout the
Carribbean and South Ameri
ca.
"Broadway Tonight!"
abounds in color and quality.
Eight attractive, highly skilled
singers and musicians go
through their paces at a
dizzying rate, highlighting the
many memorable moments of
America's greatest musical
heritage: the Broadway
musical comedy. Along the
way we are treated to num
bers from such great shows as
"Oklahoma," "Gypsy,"
"Show Boat," "Hair," "Caba
ret," "Hello Dolly," and
many, many more. A special
attraction is a highly dramatic
sequence re-creating the
beauty and tense magic of
"West Side Story."
"Broadway Tonight!", not
content juat to entertain the
ear, has provided the eye with
sumptuous costumes,
abounding in feather, spangle,
and spectacle. Quite rare for a
touring company. Six people
(four women and two men)
wearing over 60 costumes is
quite a sight in two hours!
Deaths And Funerals }
MRS. MATT IE C. WHITFIELD I LE0 M CHAPPELL ' "
Fnnklinton - Mrs. Mat tie
Cheatham Whitfield. 91, died
Tuesday night at Rogers
Nursing Home in Wake Forest
following an extended illness.
Surviving are one daugh
ter, Mrs. Ruth W. Gorham of
Rocky Mount, in Which she
made her home; one son, Dr.
Richard Cheatham Whitfield
of Fnnklinton; 3 grandchild
ren.
Funeral services will be
conducted today at 11:00
A.M. at Sandling Funeral
Home by the Rev. Earl Rich
ardson, pastor of the Metho
dist Church in which Mis.
Whitfield was a member.
Thanks
The family of Mrs. Mattie
F. Lancaster wishes to thank
the staff of Franklin Mem
orial Hospital for all the kind
deeds shown her during her
illness and for all the visits,
cards and letters from friends.
Franklinton - Funeral Mr
vices for Leo M. Chap pell, 56,
of Rt. 1, Franklinton, who
died Monday night, were con
ducted Wednesday at 2 p.m.
at th? Franklinton Baptist -
Church by the Revs. Horace
Jackson and Dwight Cooper.
Burial followed in the Oak
Grove Baptist Church ceme
tery near Wake Forest.
Awkward Moments
Here's the story as a Lon
don paper tells it!
"Hoskins, the cook, ad
vises me that you were badly
intoxicated last night and
that you were trying to roll a A
barrel out of the basement.
Can this be true?"
"Yes, my Lord."
"And where was I during
this time?"
"In the barrel, my Lord."
FRANKLIN COUNTY
SHRINER'S FISH FRY
Wednesday October 1V 1969
11 A.M. to 8 P.M.
FORD'S WAREHOUSE
All Proceed Going To The Crippled
Childrens Hospital
$1.25 plate
Village Fish House Restaurant
SPECIALIZING IN FRESH SEAFOOD
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PHONE 496-4467 For Take-Out Orders
HOURS: MON. THRU FRIDAY 11 A M. -9PM
SAT & SUN 4 To 10 P.M.
Located Across From Ford's Warehouse
No Alcoholic Beverages
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