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H A R R I KJ (^xn.kl judicial districts, ed-
I l^l\l\l l>^V3 I VJiN ucation, local government,public
(Continued from Page 1) roads and wildlife.
Norfhampton-Hertford district. Harrington is the only
In the last session Harrington serving as a member of
was chairman of the labor and Court Reform Commission
commerce committee, vice which has drafted all legislation .o .1 leincu
chairman of highway safety and implement the constitutional farmer and the husband of Mrs,
the only Senate member from aniendment on court reform. Annie Williams Harrell, died
the northeastern quadrant of the ^ District counties - early Tuesday in a Suffolk hospl-
state to serve on the powerful Camdra, Currituck, Pasquotank, tal after a brief illness,
joint Senate-House subcommit- Perquimans, Chowan jmd Gates a native of NorthamptonCoun
tee on appropriations. “ will be among the first in the ■ - - -
state to come under the new dis
trict court system. The district
court will begin in December in
these six counties.
Of his work on the court re-
The joint sub - committee
makes most of the key budget de
cisions for the legislature, re
solving points of difference.
Other committee assignments
for Harrington in the last ses
Lonnie Harrell
Dies In Hospital
CARRSVILLE - Lonnie Ed
ward Harrell, 73, a retired
ty, he was a son of William Rich-
Creecy’s Campus
By MARVA SHOULARB
about breaking into his house,
Outland told him; “You can do
what you want about it, but don’t
make me mad or 1 will close
your place up and make it hard
for you.”
Turner stated that he was not
charged at the time with any law
PAGE 12 TIMES-NEWS, Rich Square. N. C., March 3, 1966
in his home, the suit claims.
Turner’s l2-year-old son was
“greatly humiliated and held up
to public scorn and derision”
as a result of the acts by the
sheriff and his deputies, the-suit
alleges.
violation and has not been charg
ed.
The sheriff and his deputies
acted to deprive Turner of his
rights to freedom from unlawful
invasion, coercion and intimida
tion and the right to be secure
On Monday night, February
28, the annual Sweetheart Ball
was held in the W. S. Creecy
ard aiid Mrs. Millery Corner auditorium. The eventog began
Horroll Ua MJO c n mcmKAr, -.P ^
Harrell. He was a member of Mt,
Carmel Christian Church.
with the presentationofthe mem
bers of the Silverlite Club, vdiich
Besides his widow surviving a. affair. The'mem-
are two brothers, William Har
form group. Sen. Harrington said, rell of Rich Sauar,= and Arthur ^ers were all dressed in gowns
*7 “I am looking forward to getting Harrell of AuSder idtwoSs of red velvet. The members of
Sion were agriculture, the full around the district during the fprV present were Mrs. B.
appropriations committee, con- campaign and listening to what S^d'Neck'aS^Mrs^maJMpHar Strayhorn, president; Mrs. E.
servation and development, people have to say about the court tell of Hob^ood ^ Winfrey, secretary; Mrs. W.
system. As the only layman on ^ funeral service will be con- assistant secretary; Mrs.
the Commission, lam in a unique ducti SsdaJ at 2 ^ treasurer; Mrs. D.
position because when I tell ’em m. Holland & Sons Funeral
AHOSKIE DRIVE-IN
Fri.-Sat.-Sun. March 4-6
ROCK HUDSON
"A VERY
SPECIAL FAVOR"
TONY CURTIS
"SEX AND THE
SINGLE GIRl^’
EARL Theatre
Fri. through Thur.
March 4-10
Walt Disney'S
most hilarious comedy
TTlAT
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the people think thus and so’
the other members tend to lis
ten.’'
In announcing his candidacy
Harrington said, “I feel I can
now serve the people of the 1st
District better than I ever could.
I have served all of them before
Home by the Rev, Thomas D.
Sutton of Mt. Carmel Church.
Burial will be in the church cem
etery.
Scott, Mrs. B. Briley, Mrs.
A. Wright, Mrs. I. Shoulars and
Mrs, p. Boone.
Following the presentation of
club members the candidates for
Miss Sweetheart werepresaited.
Miss Sweetheart of 1966 is Miss
Mae Lois Clark of Lewiston, Miss
Sweetheart of 1965, Miss Cyn
thia Gail Briley, crowned Miss
W. S. Creecy School, Prizes
were given to Miss Sweetheart,
SERVICEMEN
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IF YOUR
BUSINESS
NEEDS
MONEY
THEN
PLANT
KEEL
SEED
PEANUTS
• NC 2 or NC 5
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KE E L
PEANUT
GREENVILLE, N. C.
against the man.
Traffic offense charges ruled
except for one county and I think on by Judge Gay and the results
I know its people right well. I of same follow:
have been in the Senate long Don C. Torees, 25, LasVegas, Clark,
enough to get the necessary ex- Nev., no operators license; guil- ’1'^® first runner-up was Miss
perience to be effective and my ty, $10 and court costs. Sandra Copeland of W. S. Creecy
service on the appropriations Joe Nathan Vaughan, 34, Rich School and the second runner-up
sub-committee and Court Reform Square, no liability Insurance; Miss Diane Smith, also of
Commission put me in a position guilty, $ 10 and court cost,
to be heard, Jerry Woodrow Mayle, 16,
“I think it is going to be very Pleasant Hill, speeding 55 mph
important for this district to have in 35 mph zone, guilty, cost of
strong representation inthisnext court.
legislature in both House and Donald Frederick Witt, 48,
Senate - more important than Charlotte, speeding 50 mph in School in 1952,
ever. We have lost approximate- mph zone, guilty, cost of Captain Whitley joined the
ly half our representation in the court. Carolina Army National Guard
reapportionment. If wedon’tsend Johnny Lee Powell, 19, Ashe- in August 1952 and was corn-
strong men, we are going to be boro, speeding 53 mph in 35 mph missioned a Second Lieutenant
hurting. I believe I am in position zone, guilty, cost of court. in September 1964. His present
to give that strong representation Gwendolyn Mae High, 34, Ga- assignment in the NorthCaroUna
rysburg, driving without license. Army National Guard is with
nol pros. Headquarters Headquarters
James E. Mahan, 19, Roanoke Company, 4th Battalion, 119th
^ Rapids, failure to report acci- Infantry in Ahoskie.
ton firm manufactures farm ma- guilty. LANE
chinery and industrial type cut- Jackson, RICH SQUARE - ARlchSquare
ters for highway departments, ®P®®dlng in excess of 55 mph but youth is serving with the Air
railroads and logging concerns. guHty. cost of Force in Viet Nam,
A native of Bertie County and Airman Second Class Elwood
a Baptist, Harrington recently William Cufton Vann, 33, Con- Lane, son of Mrs, Tulle M.
turned 47. way, speeding 70 mph in 60 mph Lane, arrived in Viet Nam on
During World War II Harring- ^®"®' ^“Hty, cost of court. February 14 and is stationed at
ton served in the Army, being . Murray Gene Batton, 21, Blan- the air base at Da Nang,
discharged with the rank of Tech- o®nboro, speeding 75 mph In 60 jje entered the Air Force in
nical Sergeant. He is married to zone, guilty, $15 and court 1953 and prior to going to 'Viet
the former Lettie Leigh Early Nam he was stationed at Holoman
and the father of three children. ,, J““U® Love, 50, Valen- porce Base in New Mexico,
Harrington is an aviation en- failing to reduce speed
thusiast. In addition to owning when special hazard exists; Gull- PPr^RP
his own plane, he is a member of ^y $ 1® ®nd court cost. ilVwDt
Tri - County Airport Authority Jsss® Eugene Hill, 53, Scot- (Continued from Page 1)
which has developed a 3,950-foot Neck, speeding 50 mph in fgj-rW to the reauirement that
lighted, hard surface airfield 35 mph zone; Guilty, cost of court, railroads pay all the main-
which Will be opened Idler Ihls sauar " tena^S coif ^^The rLSs
spring. riliUv «in + want a piece of equipment put up
The Tri-County field is located Guilty, $10 and court forever so*^ they
near the common border of Ber- ' ’ won’t havfitonflvanvmaintAnao/*fi
tie, Northampton and Hertford costs so they end up pushing for
counties. It is owned by thethree *^Pb
counties.
to our northeast district,”
Harrington, a resident ofLew-
iston, is president of Harrington
Manidacturing Co, The Harring-
the runners-up, and the other
candidates. It was truly an eve
ning of glamour and enjoyment.
Friday night, March 4, the
Spring Carnival will be held in
the Creecy gymnasium. There
will be fun for the whole family.
An admission will be charged
and the public is invited.
A series of plays will be pre
sented March 7 and 9 beginning
at 7:30 p.m. and an admission
will be charged. The plays are
being given by the Dramatics
Club and the public is invited.
SHERIFF
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door down?”
“Hell, yes, knock the door
down, because Lawrence held
me up long enough for him to
pour the whiskey out,” the sher
iff replied.
Turner’s complaint continued:
When they arrived at his home,
Turner found that the deputies
had knocked a lock and door
knob off the door, crashed in a
wall to a room, and had grabbed
his son, twisting his arm and
frightening him.
The house was searched and no
whiskey found.
When Turner ask^ Outland
Avoid Overdrying
Another way to avoid iron
ing is to avoid overdrying or
baking out the natural moisture
of fabrics. An electronic control
built into some machines “feels”
when the clothes are dry and
shuts off the dryer automati
cally.
As a result, many items —
sheets, towels, children’s play
clothes and men's T-shirt can
be smoothed by hand, folded
and put away without ironing.
HIRE WITH A WANT AD
AGENT OF THE YEAR
Shenandoah Life salutes John P. Gorriss, Sr., "Agent of the Year" for
1965 of the Raleigh Agency. During the year 1965 Mr. Garriss pro
duced the highest volume of soles within the agency. He also qualified
for the Notional Quolity Award for the fifth consecutive year. This
award is based on production of quality business having a high
persistency.
Addrett . . .
P. 0. Box 426
Conwoy, N. C.
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zone; Guilty. $20 and court cok specifications that cause th^sco^
Edward Broady, Gaston, driv-
ing under influence and driving
without license: Guilty, six Sen. Harrington sad he was
months suspended sentence and
$100 and court cost on driving SeSarrescU
under influence charge and 30 i^^ecasi as result oiactionwea-
us- sentence suspended and $25 migglon.^^'But^tErare Xl
pended upon payment of court court cost on driving with-
costs and under the stipulation license charge,
that John Barks, 27, of Garys-
burg remain on good behavior READ AND USE THE
after Judge Gay heard “drunk
and disorderly conduct” charges CLASSIFIED WANT ADS
VERDICT
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Ralph Stanley Vincent, 30,
Woodland,
A 12-month sentence was s
plenty of other crossings around
the state that need to lighted which
can’t be because the cost is too
high. This is vdiat needs inves
tigation,” according to Harring
ton.
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