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Kc. Obaiiea M. HortOB bM
returned to Halloran General
Hospital at Aun^wta., Oa., alt«
spending a week-end with his
parents, Philo Hwton and wife,
In WUkesboro. Prior to entering
service in 1944, Pfo. Horton
was employed by Coble Dairy
Products company. He spent 10
months in ftweign service and
turned to the States July 18.
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BURTOH CARLTON NOW
SERVING IN PACIFIC
Purton Carlton, flc., son of Mr.
and Mrs; Glenn B. Carlton, Is now
somewnere In the Pacific. His
wife, the former Miss Etta Gray
Maberry, and their small daugh
ter, Linda Faye, are making their
home with relatives.
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BUY U. S. WAR BONDS A17D STAMPS
Wilkes County Superior Court
AUGUST TERM,1945
Hoaorable Wm. H. Bobbitt, Jodge Presiding
FIRST WEEK
MONDAY, AUGUST 6
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14— State vs.
15— State vs.
19—State vs.
21—State vs.
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1— State vs. W. M. L. Miller and John Henry MUler, perju
ry-
2— State vs. Tommy Atkins, bastardy.
3— State vs. Hill Allen, bastardy.
4— State vs. Filmore Adams, L. & R.
5— State vs. Walter (Tug) Denny, bastardy.
6— State vs. James Elledge, bastardy.
7— State vs. Gamer Hamby, rape.
8— State vs. Gamer Hamby, assault with intent to rape.
17— State vs. James Avery Hamby, Jr., rape.
18— State vs. James Avery Hamby, Jr., assault with intent
to rape. '
SrnPAHl .CleazT» non-support,
10— State vs. Eugene Cardwell, A. W. D. W.
11— State vs. Doughton Eller, trespass.
12— State vs. Von C. Pendergrass, C. C. W.
13— State vs. Von C. Pendergrass, O. C. I
Tyre Taylor, O. C. I.
Levi Absher, O. C. L
Robert Horton, bastardy.
^x—ouxw vB. VTinfield Huffman, 0. C. I.
22— State vs. Ruth Anderson and Sue Anderson, trespass.
23— tState vs. Ruth Anderson and Sue Anderson, using pro
fane language.
25— State vs. Leroy Patrick, bastardy.
26— State vs. Conrad ESler, reckless driving.
27— State vs. R. A. Riggs, disposing of mortgaged property.
30—State vs. Robert ‘Wyatt and Mozelle Cleary, F. & A., and
P. & A. „
32—Stale vs. Grover Chatham, A. W. D. W.
46— State vs. Grover Chatham, peace warrant.
34—State vs. Geo. Turner Bell, reckless driving.
36— State vs. Quincy Cleary and Dolly Haynes, assault and
using profane language.
37— State vs. Sam Hampton, abandonment.
38— State vs. 0. C. Trivette, O. C. I.
40— State vs. Geo. Turner Bell, reckless driving.
41— State vs. Don Joines, A. W. D. W.
42— State vs. Mack Carlton Craven, forcible trespass.
51— State vs. Mack Carlton Craven, 0. C. I.
65— iState vs. Mack Carlton Craven, 0. G. I.
66— State vs. Mack Carlton Craven, reckless driving.
67— State vs. Mack Carlton Craven, V. P. L.
69—State vs. Mack Carlton Craven, public dmnkenness.
47— State vs. Rich Matthews, A. W. D. W.
48— State vs- Earl Hamby, L. & R.
49— State vs. Earl Hamby, L. & R.
50— State vs. John William Parker, C. C. W,
52— State vs. Leonard Walker, Vio. M. B. L.
6S—State vs. Robert Gray Nichols, O. C. I.
60— State vs. Prank Edminston, hit and run.
61— State vs. Thomas Osborne, A. W. D. W.
64—State vs. Coy Foster, alias Coy Adkins, assautt on fe
male.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 7
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70— iState vs. Shafter Russell, L. & R. .
71— State vs. Mrs. Austin Woodie, keeping disorderly house.
72— State vs. John A. Spears, Jr., forcible trMpass.
73— Statevs. John A.Spears, Jr.,A. W. D.W.
75 state vs. Robert Cardwell and Armie Webb, F. & A.,
123— Stale ^v^. Robert Cardwell and Dora Cardwell, A- W.
D. W.
124— State vs. Robert Cardwell, A. JW- D*-W.
76^State vs. George M. Church, failure to send child to
77— State*^vs!*Villiam Minton and Florence Long, F. & A-,
&ni P & A
78— State vs. William Minton and Florence Long, P. & A..
and P. & A.
82—Verlin Blankenship, _0. C. I.
43—State vs. Charlie Ch^n F^, 0. C. I.
102—State vs. Charlie Clifton Fa^ V ^
106—State vs. Randal Lee Greene, O. C. I.
109— (State vs. Fred Manning, 0. C. I.
110- State vs. Clyde P- L.
113—State vs. Clyde Mcl^el, O. C. L
116—State vs. HermM St. Clair, O.C.L
122-State vs. Bussell H^by, O. G. L
131—State vs. Edgar J. Hamby, Sr., O. C. L
83— State vs. Carl Hestar, Vio. M. V. I*
84— State vs. (3arl Kestor, Vio. M. V. U
86—State vs. Press Brown, D. W
85— Statd vs. Ernest H. Taylor, assault and larceny.
94r-Htate V8. Ted Craven, n^-supjiirt.
96—State vs. Vernon Edsel Stanley, Vio. M- V. u
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8
No.
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No.
20—State vs. Freeman Garris, rape.
24—State vs. Harvey Shmhe^, H. B. L. & R.
Cmildress, assault with intent
to
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28— State vs. Richard
rape.
29— State vs. Mrs. Ford Shumate, H. B. L. & R.
31—State vs. James Staley, rape.
33—State vs. Earl ShepheM, H. B. L. & R.
36—State vs. Vem Wood, robbery.
39—State vs. Claude Higgins, H. B. L. & R.
44—State vs. Joe Bow!*, forgeo' und false pretense.
46—State vs. Claude Higgins, Richard L. Bumgarner and
James W. Church, H. B. L. & R.
63—State vs. James Archie Carlton, rape.
66— State vs. Claude Higgins, H. B. L. & B.
67— State vs. James CoUins, H. B. L. & R.
59—State vs. Raymond Cleary, setting out fire.
68— State vs. Olande Higgins, H. B. LL ft R.
62— State vs. Buster Queen, James (}ueen and Roy Queen,
H. B. L. & R.
63- HState vs. Abe Hague, L. & B.
105—State vs. Fannie Reynolds, H. B. L. & R.
108—State vs. Sam Spicer, 'L. & R.
112—State vs. Denver Holcomb and Theodosia Holcomb,
false pretense.
114—State vs. Arnold Bland JVyatt and Odell Shepherd,
li & R
116—State vs. johnny Wood, L. & R.
120—State vs. Reece Johnson, manslaughter.
134—State vs. William Hardin Wyatt, L. & B.
139— (State vs. William Mack Joines and Boscoe Hardin
Wyatt, L. ft B.
140— State vs. E3mer Lee Dowell, incest.
141— State vs. FVed Adams, L. & B.
142— State vs. Tommy Walls, L. & R.
132— State vs. Raymond Cleary, public drunkenness.
133— State vs. Raymond 'Cleary, public" drunkenness.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 9
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87— State vs.
88— State vs.
89— State vs.
90— State vs.
91— State vr..
92— State vs.
93— State vs.
96— State vs.
97— State vs.
98— State vs.
100— State vs.
101— State, vs.
103— State vs.
104— State vs.
107—State vs
111—State vs.
?17—State vs.
James Martin, Vio. game laws.
Bryant Faw, Vio. game laws.
Andrew Faw, Vio. game laws.
Clay Gfreer, Vio. game laws.
Roy Huffman, Vio. game laws.
Howard Bauguess, Vio. game laws.
Hubert Pierce, Vio. game laws.
Neal Watkins, Vio. M. V. L.
Vernon Dowell, Vio. M. V. L.
Colin Hayes, reckless driving.
Claude Green, public drunkenness.
Claude Greene, C. C. W.
Ruth Harmon, F. & A.
Coy Luffman, public drunkenness.
Andrew Hendren and Clora Hendren, V. P.
John Johnson, non-support.
(Walter Hightower, murder.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 10
No, 118—State vs. Ralph Pennington, non-support.
ipn
No. 119—State vs. Carl Mitchell, Vio. M. V. L.
No. 121—State vs. S. W. Queen,'worthless check
No 125—State vs. J. W. Martin, A. W. D. W.
SECOND WEEK
MONDAY, AUGUST 13
No. 16—State vs.
No. 65—State vs.
No. 99—State vs.
No. 126—State vs.
N^o. 127—State vs.
No. 128—State vs.
No. 129—(State vs.
No. 130—State vs.
No. 136—State vs.
No. 136—State vs.
No. 137—State vs.
No. 138—State vs.
No. 143—State vs.
Richard Laws, bastardy.
Will Harris, murder.
Jonah Billings, assault with intent to kill.
Charlie Boyd, V. P. L.
Everett Hanks, seduction.
Nath^ Byers, C. C. W.
Fred Byers, assault and forcible trespass.
Robert jMartin, V. P. L.
Cornelius Adams, reckless driving.
Cornelius Adams, affray.
Cornelius Adams, A. 'W. D. W.
Cornelius Adams, public drunkenness.
Carl Prevette, assault.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 14
No. 144—State vs. Roy Osborne, murder.
No. 74—State vs. Silas Owens, bastardy.
No. 54—^te VB. Goyt Pariier, abandonment.
■ Witnesses subpoenaed to appear before the Grand Jury will do so on the day the^ are subpoenaed, and after they appear before
the Grand Jury appear back on the day the case is calendared for trial
' Witnesses in cases not retched on the day they are calendared for trial are required to remain in Court until the case is final
ly disposed of or untU Hiey «e dismissed.
^ cases
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In which defendants have been bound to this term of Caart and which do nrt appar on^is calendar en
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