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SUPERIOR COURT
CLOSES SESSION
Henrietta Man Gets Sentence
—Number of Other Cases
Disposed of Since Last
Issue of Courier.
Ruth rfordton, May 25.—A Ruth
erford superior court jury late
Wednesday afternoon returned a
verdict of guilty of simple assault
on a female by a male over 18 years
of age in the trial of Paul Burgess
of Henrietta. Judge Stack sentenced
Burgess to two years on the county
roads at hard labor. Fred D. Ham
rick, attorney for Burgess, served
notice in open court of appeal to
the supreme court.
The jury, which was out seven
hours, had the option of finding him
guilty of criminal assault, which
carries the death penalty, attempted
criminal assault or simple assault,
or else acquitting him.
Gar Burgin and Lee Philbeck, held
on arson charges, were called. Their
cases were dismissed.
Court adjourned Saturday at noon.
Other cases disposed of during the
llast week follow:
State vs. A. H. Dobbins, called
i and failed, judgment Ni Si sci fa and .
capias.
I State vs. Jim Biggerstaff, jury i
■ empannelled. At close of state's evi- j
| dence defendant tenders a plea of'
' guilty. |
| State vs. S. M. Lowery. Trial jury
! empanneled. At the close of State's
j evidence defendant enters a plea
iof guilty. Prayer for judgment con
| tinued on payment of cost and of
his being of good behavior and espe
cially not to get in any row over
cigarettes. Defendant allowed till j
November term to pay cost.
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I State vs. DeWitt Harrill. Called
i and failed judgment ni si sci fa and
capias.
i State vs. Pearl Clark. Called and
' failed, judgment ni si sci fa and
1 capias.
j
i State vs. Isaac Hayes .Trial jury
I empannelled, verdict not guilty.
| State vs. Delia and Nina Hamil
jton. Defendants waive bill and plead
i guilty, judgment that defendants be
' confined in the common jail for a
! period of 60 days. Judgment sus—
: pended on payment of cost and $8.09
for Mrs! McCurry. Cost to be divid
ied between defendants.
State vs. J. A. Lowery. Defendant
pleads not guilty, jury trial, after
hearing the state's witnesses the
court directed a verdict of guilty
and the defendant after being sworn
took the stand and denied ever mak
ing any slanderous charges against
Pearl Lowery before Tom Blaok--
well or any other person, and fur
ther testified that so far as he knew
she was a lady of good character.
State vs. Will Medford. Continued
on payment of SIO.OO and making
a good bond for his appearance at
the November Term 1931 and com
ply with former judgment.
Albert Bridges, not guilty.
Blackwood Warlick, sentenced to
roads, judgment suspended on con
dition that defendant pay the cost
and not violate any of the prohibi
tion laws for five years and not
drink bay rum as long as he lives.
Lewis Webb called and failed.
Paul Campbell called and failed.
' Howard Connor and Briggs Love
lace, not guilty.
Jake Whiteside, roads for four
months.
Miles Lytle, not guilty.
Zeb Hudson. Breaking and enter
ing, judgment roads six months, lar
ceny six months, latter sentence sus
pended five years on condition of
good behavior.
Ed Smart. Roads thirty days sus
pended on condition that he not vio
late any of the prohibition laws of
the state for five years.
Lee Philbeck, nol pros with leave.
W. C. Cochran, roads 76 days.
Gar Burgin, nol pros with leave.
State vs. J. C. Powell, continued.
State vs. John Thomas Miller.
Continued under former order upon
condition of giving a good bond for
appearance at the November Term
of cojirt to comply with judgment
pronounced at November Term 1930.
Stat© vs. Carl Byers. Judgment
heretofore entered stricken out and
the following entered in lieu there
of. Defendant confined to the roads
of Rutherford county for six months
with leave to County Commissioners
to work at County home.
State vs. M. C. Chandley. Trial
jury empannelled find for their ver
dict that the defendant is guilty.
Prayer for judgment. Judgment sus
pended upon payment of cost. De--
THE FOREST CITY (N. C.) COURIER
fendant allowed til November term
to pay cost.
State vs. J. E. Smith. Trial, jury
empannelled and find for their ver
; diet that the defendant is guilty.
Judgment that defendant be confined
to the common jail of Rutherford
! County for a period of five months
' and assigned to work on the roads
■ of Rutherford County.
| State vs. M. M. Brooks. Continued.
Stato .vs. Charlie Koone. Capias
continuel.
State vs. Charlie Moore. Trial
Jury empannelled and find for their
verdict that defendant is guilty,
; Judgment that defendant be con
fined to the county jail of Ruther
ford county for a period of 6 months
and assigned to work on the public
' roads of said county,
i State vs. Angus Flack. Nol pros
j with leave. - » « M m
MR. SYLVESTER WEASE
J . BURIED THURSDAY
| Shelby, May 25.—Funeral services
1 for Mr. Sylvester Wease were held
' Thursday morning at 10 o'clock at
the home of his son Anderson Wease
on S. Washington street and inter-'
ment was in Sunset cemetery here.
Mr. Wease died Thursday evening
at 6:16 o'clock on King Creek, j
Rutherford county. He was a native
of Rutherford but lived for many
years in Cleveland. Mr. Wease was ■
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twice married, his first wife dying
about 35 years ago and his second
wife two years ago. Surviving are
three sons, Cletus Wease, of Mar
ion, Anderson and Don Wease of;
Shelby. Dr. Zeno Wall conducted j
the funeral.
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Everybody's talking about the new ESSO
: % J V* #(?ZS that. When Robert L. Ripley's on the air,
CVery cc * nesc,ay anc * Friday, at 7:45 P. M.,
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3fciaf^3>^ F «»WllP t^ie P r * zes that are going to be awarded
v r H,v '' y t * ie manu^acturers of ESSO. Six big ones
* n cas h. 48 others, consisting of brand-new
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iU.D.C. CHAPTER WILL
PLACE MARKER HERE
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i Lee-Eaves-McDanie! Chapter
Will Mark Site of Muster
Ground and Commemor
ate Departure of
First Troops.
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i At a meeting of the Lee-Eaves-
McDaniel Chapter, U. D. C., held
jat the home of Mrs. A. H. McDan
iel here Thursday afternoon, the
organization decided to take as an
objective the matter of placing a
marker at the west end of the square,
j and during the meeting a total of
$30.00 was pledged fr that purpose.
! This marker will commemorate the
i departure of Co. D, 16th Regiment,
! the first company to leave Ruther
ford county for service in 1861, and
j will mark the muster ground of Com
'pany D. 16th. (Burnt Chimney Vol
unteers) and Co. I, 50th Regiment.
Both companies were recruited in
I and near Forest City, and the pres-
I ent plaza was used as a muster
ground.
j The original subscribers to a fund
to help purchase this marker are Mr.
A. H. McDaniel, $10.00; T. R. Pad-
Igett, $5.00; Mrs. A. H. McDaniel,
| $5.00.
l The meeting was held at the home
;of Mrs. A. H. McDaniel with Mrs.
McDaniel and Mrs. G. C. McDaniel
!as joint hostesses. The meeting was
! called to order by the president, af
! ter which the Old North State was
; sung and the ritual read.
Seventeen members were present.
| A report from the district meeting
; at Rutherfordton was given by Mrs.
Charles Flack. The following com
mittees were appoined: Constitution
and by-l&ws: Mrs. G. C. McDaniel,
Mrs. J. F. Womble and Mrs. Carl
Huntley. Flowers and Rememberance
Committee: Mrs. A. H. McDaniel,
chairman; Mrs. J. V. Ware, Mrs. H.
F. Harrill, Mrs J M. Burkholder.
An interesting program h&d beenj
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THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1931.
prepared by Mrs. George Dalton, and
was well rendered by the following
ladies: Taps, by Mrs. Broadus Moore,
j "The Little Rebel," by Mrs. Carl
j Huntley; and an army camp
[Rutherford county, by Mrs. Elzie
j Meyers
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