Judge Allen Presides Over Court
Judge Ben U. Allen of
Henderson presided
over the Nov. 9 session
of Warren County
District Court, disposing
of the following cases:
Bobby Harris, selling
and delivering counter
feit drugs and posses
sion with intent to sell
and deliver counterfeit
drugs, probable cause
found and cases bound
over to the next session
of Warren County
Superior Court.
Larry Wayne Hamm,
communicating threats
and assault on a female,
voluntary dismissal.
Ervin Hargrove,
breaking, entering and
larceny, found guilty of
trespassing, ordered to
jail for 10 days. He was
found not guilty of
assault on a female.
Joe Spruill, assault by
pointing a gun and com
municating threats,
voluntary dismissal.
Harril Durham, two
counts of failure to com
ply, called and failed,
arrest order issued and
bond set at $150.
Clemon Kearney,
breaking and entering,
called and failed, bond
set at $500.
Harold Alonzo
Durham, two count of
failure to comply, called
and failed, arrest order
issued and bond set at
$100.
Clarence Worth
Calhoun, Jr., fishing
without a license, volun
tary dismissal with
leave.
Henry Albert Balk
cum, driving at a speed
faster than reasonable
and prudent, called and
failed, arrest order
issued and bond set at
$100.
William Jordan, Sr.,
two counts of possession
of controlled substance
with intent to sell,
manufacturing con
trolled substance, sim
ple possession of con
trolled substance and
maintain a place used to
sell controlled sub
stance, probable cause
found and cases bound
over to next session of
Warren County Superior
Court.
Calvin Hargrove,
possession with intent to
sell and deliver mari
juana, probable cause
found and case bound
over to next session of
Warren County Superior
Court.
Duster Richardson,
two counts of selling
non-taxpaid alcoholic
beverage, possession of
non-taxpaid alcoholic
beverage for purpose of
sale, sentence to con
secutive terms of 12
months, suspended for
two years on condition
he pay fine of $800 and
costs of court and the
sum of $250 to be turned
over to the county un
dercover fund. Volun
tary dismissals were
taken on two charges of
selling illegal liquor,
possession of liquor for
purpose of sale and sell
ing non-taxpaid
alcoholic beverage.
Haywood June Cheek,
Jr., possession of liquor
for purpose of sale and
four counts of illegal
sale of liquor, ordered to
prison for not less than
18 months and not more
than 24 months, suspen
ded for three years and
placed on probation for
three years on condition
that he pay fine of $200
and costs and pay $200
for county undercover
fund. The court found
that three pints of vodka
introduced into evidence
had not been opened but
had been defaced and
was not available for
resale, therefore it or
dered that the vodka be
returned to the defen
dant and that he request
that the vodka be given
to his attorney as part of
his attorney fees. He
was found not guilty of
two charges of
possession of taxpaid
alcoholic beverage
without obtaining ABC
permit, and possession
of liquor for purpose of
sale.
Enoch Greene, selling
non-taxpaid alcoholic
beverage, ordered to
jail for eight months,
suspended for two years
on condition that he not
sell any liquor during
the period of suspension
and pay a fine of $200
and costs and pay $100
for the county under
cover fund.
Sam Alston, posses
sion with intent to sell
and deliver marijuana,
probable cause found
and case bound over to
the next session of
Warren County Superior
Court.
Brenda Lee Hamm,
communicating threats,
called and failed, arrest
order issued and bond
set at $100.
Hattie Kersey, assault
with a deadly weapon
with intent to kill inflic
ting serious injury and
murder, bond set at
$25,000.
Chavis Daniel
Bullock, transporting
wine or liquor with
broken seal or cap, or
dered to jail for not less
than 14 days and not
more than 60 days,
suspended for one year
and defendant placed on
probation for one year
on condition he pay $150
fine and costs, perform
community service for
period of 72 hours, not
operate a motor vehicle
on the highways of N. C.
for one year, surrender
his license and not
operate a motor vehicle
until his driving
privilege is restored.
Defendant was given 18
days credit for time
served awaiting trial
and ordered to pay $100
for community services
fee.
Eddie Roy Davis,
transporting wine or
liquor with broken seal
or cap, ordered to jail
for 45 days, suspended
{or one year and placed
on probation for one
year on condition that he
perform 72 hours of
community service, pay
fine of $la0 and costs,
surrender his license
and not operate a motor
vehicle on the highways
of N. C. until allowed by
the Department of
Motor Vehicles, attend
the Alcohol and Drug
Education Traffic
School and pay $50
tuition and pay $50
community services fee.
Donna Vanessa
Smith, speeding 70 in 55
mph zone, called and
failed.
Chavis Daniel Bul
lock, resisting or ob
structing an officer, not
guilty. .
Jeannette Maria
Robinson, speeding 70 in
55 mph zone, called and
failed.
George Long, two
counts of assault with a
deadly weapon, volun
tary dismissal.
Judith Morgenstern
Greene, speeding 70 in
55 mph zone, called and
failed, arrest order
issued and bond set at
$100.
Mark Anderson
DeCarlo, speeding 68 in
55 mph zone, called and
failed, arrest order
issued and bond set at
$100.
William Mayfield,
breaking, entering and
larceny, no probable
cause found.
Jon Terry Fowler, ob
taining property by
false, pretenses, volun
tary dismissal.
Willie Louis Edwards,
driving while subject to
impairing substance,
not guilty.
William D. Blaylock,
improper passing,
prayer for judgment
continued on payment of
costs. A voluntary
dismissal was taken on
a charge of reckless
driving.
Robert Bobby White
(also known as Joseph
White), no driver's
license, ordered to jail
for ten days, suspended
on condition he pay fine
of $25 and costs.
Jesse Lamont
Tillman, allowing
unlicensed person to
operate a motor vehicle,
called and failed, arrest
order issued and bond
set at $100.
Alex A. Clark, Jr.,
refusing to present him
self for admission as TB
patient, ordered to
prison for two years,
suspended for two years
on condition he consent
to be hospitalized in a
state or federal
sanitorium or a general
hospital and remain
there until discharged
by the medical director
or controlling authority.
An absolute divorce
was granted in the case
of Geneva Baker Jones
vs. Chester A. Jones.
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Warren Deed Transfers
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Alfred Wright,
widower, to Maricia A.
Purvis and others, 24
acres, River Township.
Delbert A. Basker
ville, Sr. and others to
Mary V. Alston, 5.415
acres, Shocco Township.
Delbert A. Basker
ville, Sr. and others to
Eloise A. Carter, 5.415
acres, Shocco Township.
Delbert A.Basker
ville, Sr. and others to
Pattie L. Alston, 5.415
acres, Shocco Township.
De'bert A. Basker
ville, Sr., and others to
Clara E. Nelson, 5.415
acres, Shocco Township.
Delbert A. Basker
ville, Sr. and others to
Mary Alice Alston
Massenburg, 5.415
acres, Shocco Township.
Delbert A. Basker
ville, Sr. and others to
Eugene B. Alston, 5.415
acres, Shocco Town
ship.
Delbert A. Basker
ville, Sr. and others to
Delbert A. Baskerville,
Jr. and others, 5.421
acres, Shocco Township.
Pattie L. Alston to
Eloise A. Carter and
others, 5.415 acres,
Shocco Township.
Louise W. Hayes to
James A. Hayes, III,
and wife, 2.67 acres,
Smith Creek Township.
Cecil E. Baker, Jr.
and wife to Joseph
Franklin Gurganus and
wife, certain lot, River
Township.
Betty Jean Edwards
Maynard to Ralph Hunt
er Maynard and others,
1 acre, Sandy Creek
Township.
Sam Powell, Sr. and
wife to Sam Powell, Jr.
and wife, 16 acres, River
Township.
Essie Green Harris to
Fred G. Harris and wife,
certain lots, Warren
ton Township.
Carl J. Perkinson and
others to Gracie A.
Robinson, 30,010 square
feet, Hawtree Town
ship.
Edith J. Blackley and
others to Walter Alonzo
Williams, certain lot,
Warrenton Township.
Walter Alonzo
Williams to Walter
Alonzo Williams and
wife, 2 acres, Warren
ton Township.
Marvin A. Langley
and wife to Edward K.
Zimmerman, certain
lot, Roanoke Township.
Marvin A. Langley
and wife to Edward K.
Zimmerman, certain
lot, Roanoke Township.
Robert A. Jones and
wife to Charles E. Ver
nell and wife, certain
lots, Roanoke Township.
J. E. Floyd, Jr. and
wife to Esther Frances
Reed, certain lot, Town
of Norlina.
Charles T. Johnson,
Jr., commissioner, to
Esther Frances Reed,
certain lot, Town of
Norlina.
Lake Gaston Estates,
Inc., to John J. Wooten
and wife, certain lot,
Sixpound Township.
J. Allen Kimball, Jr.
and wife to Catherine K.
Watkins, certain lots,
Nutbush Township.
Catherine K. Watkins
and husband to J. Allen
Kimball, Jr., certain
lots, Nutbush Township.
Cynthia Ann Frazier
Townsend and husband
to Margaret F. Rose,
certain lots, Hawtree
Township.
J. T. Fleming and wife
to William E. Johnson
and wife, certain lots,
Sixpound Township.
Margaret Clements to
Sarah Smith and others,
certain lot, Shocco
Township.
Sarah Smith and
others to William S.
Davis, Jr., .80 acre,
Shocco Township.
Marriage Licenses
Ophia Waymon Camp
bell of Macon to Iva
Estelle Goodson of Hen
derson.
Roger Nelson Yancey
of Manson to Betsy Lou
Terry of Henderson.
Samuel Earl Carter of
Hollister to Cinda Mae
Richardson of Hollister.
Charles Richard
son, Jr. of Wheaton, Md.
to Bessie Chanta Wilson
of Wheaton, Md.