Judqe Allen Presides Over Session Of Warren Court
Judge C. W. Allen, Jr.
of Oxford presided over
the Feb. 27 session of
Warren County District
Court, disposing of the
following cases:
Bobby Alexander,
trespassing without a
license, ordered to jail
for a period of 90 days;
defendant, through
counsel, gave notice of
appeal to the next crim
inal session of Warren
County Superior Court,
continuing bond to
remain in effect.
Rhonda C. Ashby,
speeding 70 in 55 mph
zone, called and failed.
Diane F. Barrett,
speeding 68 in 55 mph
zone, called and failed,
dismissed with leave by
the prosecutor.
Edward Bryant, four
counts of assault on a
law officer, ordered to
prison for 18 months,
sentence to begin at the
expiration of any and all
sentences now obligated
to serve.
Orlander Bullock,
breaking and/or en
tering and larceny, en
tered a plea of guilty of
misdemeanor larceny,
ordered to prison as a
Committed Youthful Of
fender for a period not to
exceed 12 months, sen
tence suspended and
defendant placed on
supervised probation for
two years upon usual
conditions and following
special conditions that
the defendant pay a $100
fine and court costs, pay
restitution to Mr. Boyd
in the amount of $335,
perform 72 hours of
community service
within four months and
pay the $50 fee, reim
burse the state $125 for
attorney fees, pay the
$10 monthly probation
supervision fee, and
obey other such rules as
the probation officer
might set forth.
Ollie L. Carter, speed
ing 70 in 55 mph zone,
called and failed arrest
order outstandingr —
Harry Christian,
speeding 70 in 55 mph
zone, called and failed.
Andrew Collins, in
toxicated and disrup
tive, ordered to jail for
10 days, sentence
suspended for 12 months
upon condition that the
defendant pay a $20 fine
and court costs and not
be found guilty of any
crime, involving alcohol
during the period of
suspension.
Merldon Cooper, tres
James P. Baker
Ins. Agency
Box 62
Warrenton, N. C.
257-2495
Burial Insurance
Life, Accident
Health, Personal
And Business
passing without a licen
se and assault on a
female, dismissed by
the prosecutor.
Gary Daniel, two
counts of assault on a
law officer and one
count of disorderly con
duct, ordered to prison
for 12 months, sentence
suspended and defen
dant placed on special
supervised probation for
two years upon condi
tion that he serve 40
days in jail, pay the
costs of court, perform
72 hours of community
service within four
months and pay the $50
fee, pay $25 restitution
for Officer Harrison's
medical bills, pay the
probation supervision
fee, and for a period of
two years not be found
guilty of any crime in
volving assault; defen
dant gave notice of ap
peal to the next criminal
session of Superior
Court, continuing bond
to remain in effect.
Stanford Daniels,
damage to real proper
ty, assault on a law of
ficer, and disorderly
conduct, ordered to
prison for two years,
sentence suspended and
defendant placed on
special supervised pro
bation for two years
upon condition that he
serve 90 days in jail, pay
the costs of court, per
form 72 hours commun
ity service and pay the
$50 fee, pay the
probation supervision
fee, cause the damaged
bicycle to be repaired
within four months;
defendant gave notice of
appeal to the next
criminal session of
Superior Court, con
tinuing bond to remain
in effect.
Ralie Daniels, re
sisting/obstructing a
public officer, assault on
a law officer, com
municating threats, and
disorderly conduct;
found guilty of all
charges with the «cep
tion of assault on a law
officer, ordered to
prison for four months,
sentence suspended for
two years upon con
dition that the defendant
not be found guilty of
any crime involving
assault for a period of
two years, perform 72
hours of community
service within 90 days
and pay the $50 fee, and
pay the costs of court
within 30 days.
Kerry M. Dunston, no
driver's license, called
and failed, arrest order
outstanding.
Pat Ellington, check
fraud, no bank account,
ordered to jail for 30
days, sentence suspend
ed for 12 months upon
condition that the
defendant pay $71.45
restitution and costs of
court, and for a period of
12 months not be found
guilty of giving a worth
less check.
Tony L. Faucette,
speeding 70 in 55 mph
cone, called and failed,
arrest order issued,
bond set at >100.
Charles Foster, in
spection violation, pray
er for judgment con
tinued upon payment of
court costs.
Clarence Green, driv
ing while impaired and
carrying a concealed
weapon, motion to con
tinue denied, called and
failed, order of for
feiture and order for
arrest issued, bond set
at $1,000.
Gene Groom,
violation of court order,
called and failed, order
of forfeiture and order
for arrest issued, bond
set at $400.
Solomon Hargrove,
driving while impaired,
ordered to jail for a
period of six months,
sentence suspended and
defendant placed on un
supervised probation for
12 months upon con
dition that he pay a $200
fine and court costs, and
complete the Alcohol
and Drug Education
Traffic School and pay
the fee; defendant not to
be required to do com
munity service due to
his health and not be en
titled to a limited
driving privilege.
Herome Hooten, lar
ceny and injury to per
sonal property, motion
to continue denied, or
dered to prison for 14
months; defendant gave
notice of appeal to the
next criminal session of
Superior Court, bond set
at $1,000.
Douglas P. Jones,
speeding 70 in 55 mph
zone, called and failed
order for arrest out
standing.
Phillip J. Jones,
driving while impaired,
driving after drinking
by a provisional licensee
and no driver's license,
_calledand (ailed,arrest
order issued, bond set at
. $200.
George E. Mangum,
two counts of assault on
a female, one count of
assault with a deadly
weapon, two counts of
endangering reckless
driving, and two counts
of assault and battery,
court ordered that the
defendant be sent to
Dorothea Dix Hospital
until such time as his
mental status can be
evaluated for com
petency to proceed,
bond dissolved on
request of the surety
and defendant placed in
the custody of the
sheriff, case to be
docketed for trial when
the defendant has been
evaluated.
Ruth McMillan,
speeding 70 in 55 mph
zone, called and failed.
Robert Peace, no driv
er's license, called and
failed, arrest order re
turned unserved.
Allen Pope, no driv
er's license, dismissed
by the prosecutor; driv
ing while impaired, or
dered to Jail for 40 days,
sentence suspended and
defendant placed on un
supervised probation for
12 months upon condi
tion that he pay a $75
fine and court costs,
perform 24 hours of
community service
within 30 days and pay
the fee and complete the
Alcohol and Drug Edu
cation Traffic School
and pay the fee.
Sam Powell, Jr.,
asault on a female,
dismissed by the prose
cutor.
Julie M.Rettig, speed
ing 70 in 55 mph zone,
called and failed.
Bessie Richardson,
three counts of worth
less check, called and
failed, order of for
feiture and order for
arrest issued, bond set
at $400.
Eddie Lee Smith,
operating a motor
vehicle without finan
cial responsibility, no
driver's license, and no
registration for vehicle,
ordered to jail for 90
days, sentence suspen
ded for 12 months upon
condition that the
defendant pay a $30 fine
and court costs.
Thomas Solomon,
driving while impaired,
ordered to Jail for six
months, sentence
suspended for 12 months
upon condition that the
defendant pay a $200
fine and court costs,
complete 72 hours of
community service and
pay the fee, complete
the Alcohol and Drug
Education Traffic
School and pay the fee
and obtain an Abuse
Assessment and pay the
fee.
Theodore Vaughan,
driving while impaired,
ordered to jail for 40
days, sentence suspend
ed and defendant placed
wi unsupervised proba
tion for 12 months upon
condition that he pay a
$100 fine and court costs,
perform 24 hours of
community service
within 30 days and pay
the fee, and complete
the Alcohol and Drug
Education Traffic
School and pay the fee.
Michael Vick, assault
on a female and com
municating threats,
The Public Record
Warren County Deed Transfers
Evelyn S. Pittinan to
Thomas Edward Rich
ardson and wife, 1.38
acres, Fishing Creek
Township.
Annie L. Jones Alston
and others to Lemira
Jones, certain lot, Sandy
Creek Township.
Norman A. Fitz and
others to Charles S. Fitz
and wife, certain lot,
Warrenton Township.
Courtney Burnette to
Frank Alexander and
wife, certain interest,
certain lot, Smith Creek
Township.
Gordon A. Greene and
wife to Equitable Relo
cation Management
Company, certain lot,
Warrenton Township.
James M. Stell and
wife to Willard Kay Hill
and wife, certain lot,
Warren County.
John Lemon Epps, Jr.
and others to John
Lemon Epps, Jr., cer
tain lot, Nutbush Town
ship.
John Lemon Epps, Jr.
and others to John
Lemon Epps, Jr., cer
tain lot, Nutbush Town
ship.
John Lemon Epps, Jr.
and others to Addie E.
Hargrove, certain lot,
Nutbush Township.
John- Lemon Eppsr
Jr., and others to Lucy
Belle Epps Williams,
certain lot, Nutbush
Township.
John Lemon Epps, Jr.
and others to Lucy Belle
Epps Williams, certain
lot, Nutbush Township.
John Lemon Epps, Jr.
and others to Robert L.
Epps, m, certain lot,
Nutbush Township.
John Lemon Epps, Jr.
and others to Lucille
Epps and others, certain
lot, Nutbush Township.
John Lemon Epps, Jr.
and others to Lucille
Epps and others, certain
lot, Nutbush Township.
John Lemon Epps, Jr.
and others to Robert
Beginner Day
Plans Listed
On Tuesday, March
12, Warren Academy
will host its annual
Beginner Day — Open
House from 10 a. m. un
til 11:30 a. m., accord
ing to Headmaster B. L.
King. Prospective kin
dergarten students and
their parents are cor
dially invited to attend.
Activities for the
children will be conduct
ed by Mrs. Jules Banzet,
HI, kindergarten teach
er. Headmaster King
will be available to
acquaint parents with
Warren Academy's kin
dergarten program, and
to conduct the parents
on a tour of the school.
Each family will receive
a "Kindergarten Hand
book for Parents," and a
"Warren Academy
Brochure." Refresh
ments will be served.
Further information
is available through
Headmaster B. L King
at the school office. The
telephone number is 257
3566.
Epps, certain lot, Nut
bush Township.
John Lemon Epps, Jr.
and others to John Ed
ward Epps, certain lot,
Nutbush Township.
John Lemon Epps, Jr.
and others to Lartie Ep
ps Bullock, certain lot,
Nutbush Township.
John Lemon Epps, Jr.
and others to Elnora
Epps Fogg, certain lot,
Nutbush Township.
John Lemon Epps, Jr.
and others to Elnora
Epps Fogg, certain lot,
Nutbush Township.
John Lemon Epps, Jr.
and others to Rozelle
Epps Jefferson, certain
lot, Nutbush Township.
John Lemon Epps, Jr.
and others to Rozelle
Epps Jefferson, certain
lot, Nutbush Township.
John Lemon Epps, Jr.
and others to Lemon
McCain Williams, cer
tain lot, Nutbush Town
ship.
Jonn Lemon fcpps, Jr.
and others to Addie E.
Hargrove, certain lot,
Nutbush Township.
John Lemon Epps, Jr.
and others to Lartie
Epps Bullock, certain
lot, Nutbush Township.
Mattie B. Sherman
and husband to Arthur
- k; Browrrand wife; cer
tain interest, certain lot,
Sandy Creek Township.
G. M. Brown and wife
to Arthur A. Brown and
wife, certain interest,
certain lot, Sandy Creek
Township.
Irene Bullock Carr to
June Lorenza Daniel,
Jr., certain interest,
certain lot, Warrenton
Township.
George E. Shelton and
wife to Alan B. Shelton,
certain lot, Roanoke
Township.
Stephen L. Bissell and
wife to Robert L. O'Neill
and wife, certain lot,
Roanoke Township.
Cynthia W. Hyman to
Laura H. Hayes, 22.9
acres, Sandy Creek
Township.
Tanglewood Land
Company, Inc. to
Thomas Goode Taylor,
certain lot, Roanoke
Township.
Marvin S. White, Sr.
and wife to Marvin S.
White, Jr. and others,
certain lot, Smith Creek
Township.
Jesse M. Brannan, Jr.
and wife to James
Frederic Booker and
wife, certain lot, Six
pound Township.
Marriage Licenses
Tony Keith Griggs of
Warrenton to Rosa
Marie Baskett of
Warrenton.
John Edward Sumter
of Castalia to Delphine
Marie Alston of
Durham.
motion to dismiss
denied, ordered to
prison for 18 months;
defendant gave notice of
appeal to the next
criminal session of
Superior Court, continu
ing bond to remain in ef
fect.
Gregory Watkins,
breaking and/or en
tering and larceny, en
tered a plea of guilty of
misdemeanor larceny,
ordered to prison as a
Committed Youthful Of
fender for a period not to
exceed 12 months, sen
tence suspended and
defendant placed on
supervised probation for
two years upon usual
conditions and following
special conditions that
he pay a $100 fine and
court costs, pay restitu
tion to Mr. Boyd in the
amount of $335, perform
72 hours of community
the two minor children
in the matter within two
weeks of her submitting
a bill, monthly support
payments to be in
creased to $185.
Samuel Moore, oral
motion by surety to set
aside forfeiture, judg
ment of remission of
bond posted.
service within four
months and pay the $50
fee, reimburse the state
$125 for attorney fees,
pay the $10 monthly
probation supervision
fee, and obey other such
rules as the probation
officer might set forth.
Michael Williams,
speeding more than 15
mph over the speed
limit, entered a plea of
guilty of speeding 64 in
55 mph zone, ordered to
pay a $40 fine and court
costs.
Catherine Solomon,
speeding 70 in 55 mph
zone, called and failed,
arrest order issued,
bond set at $100.
Joyce P. Schuster,
motion to strike order of
forfeiture, Judgment
absolute on $175.
John G. Mulchi,
motion for modification
of support order, prior
order modified to extend
that the defendant shall
pay one-half of all
medical bills as sub
mitted to him by the
prosecuting witness for
CONTACT
DERMATITIS
A variety of widely used
household products are
the most common
causes of allergic con
tact dermatitis Among
the culprits are formalin
in fingernail polish, disin
fectants, and wash-and
wear apparel; nickel
sulfate in metal jewelry;
phosphates in laundry
detergents, and turpen
tine oil in cleaning
agents, polishes, waxes,
and paint thinner. Or
dinarily, temporary relief
can be obtained by
using '/»% Hydrocor
tisone cream; some
cases however, will
warrant professional
dermatologic treatment.
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WARRENTON, N. C.
Phone: 257-3449-Day
456-2657—Night