Judge Senter Presides Over Session Of Court
Judge J. Larry Senter of
Franklinton presided over the
April 15 session of Warren Coun
ty District Court, disposing of the
following cases:
Quentin R. Alexander,
speeding 70 in 55 mph zone,
called and failed.
Willie Lee Algood, driving
wliile impaired, ordered to jail
for not less than 30 days nor more
than 60 days, sentence suspend
ed upon condition that the de
fendant pay a $75 fine and court
costs, not operate a motor
vehicle on the highways of N.C.
except as allowed in a limited
driving privilege, complete 24
hours of community service and
pay the $50 fee and complete the
Alcohol and Drug Education
Traffic School and pay the $100
fee.
Calvin Alston, non-support of
child, dismissed by the
prosecutor.
James Otis Alston, driving left
of center, ordered to pay a $15
fine and court costs; driving
while impaired, ordered to jail
for not less than 60 days nor more
than 90 days, sentence suspend
ed upon condition that the de
fendant pay a $100 fine and court
costs, not operate a motor vehi
cle on the highways of N.C. ex
cept as allowed in a limited driv
ing privilege, obtain a substance
abuse assessment and pay the $25
fee, complete 72 hours of com
munity service and pay the $50
fee ami complete the Alcohol and
Drug Education Traffic School
and pay the $100 fee.
William Ray Ball, driving
while impaired, called and failed,
order of forfeiture and arrest
order issued, bond tripled.
Frederick Becker, operating a
motorboat without identification,
dismissed by the prosecutor.
Bernard Bell, probation viola
tion, continued on probation.
Edward Lynch Britt, driving
left of center, ordered to pay a $10
fine and court costs.
Richard Lee Carter, driving
while impaired, ordered to jail
for not less than 30 days nor more
than 60 days, sentence suspend
ed upon condition that the de
fendant pay a $75 fine and court
costs, not operate a motor vehi
cle on the highways of N.C. until
School Menus
April 27-May 1
All schools will have a choice
in their menus.
MONDAY?Ham roll or fish
wich, macaroni/cheese,
steamed cabbage, pineapple
tidbits.
TUESDAY-Peanut butter
sandwich w/nut cup or ham/
cheese sandwich, french fries w/
catsup, congealed fruit salad.
WEDNESDAY-Chicken fUet
on bun or ravioli casserole/roll,
seasoned green beans, buttered
potatoes.
THURSDAY?Hot dog on bun
or cheeseburger, potato rounds,
lettuce/tomato.
FRIDAY?Manager's Choice.
Breakfast
Breakfast will be served
grades K-8.
MONDAY?Buttered cheese
roll, juice, milk.
TUESDAY?Apple turnover,
juice, milk.
WEDNESDAY-Cherry twirl,
juice, milk.
THURSDAY- Manager's
Choice.
FRIDAY?Manager's Choice.
Marriage Licenses
James Todd Parker of Garner
to Karin Bradford of Garner.
Sylvester Davis, Jr. of Warren
ton to Constance Marie Hargrove
of Norlina.
Raymond Harold Swofford, Jr.
of Littleton to Susan Kathleen
Clayton of Littleton.
Completes Training
Army Private Charles C. Als
ton, Jr., son of Charles C. and
Carolyn A. Alston of Rt. 1, War
renton, has completed basic
training at Fort Dix, N.J.
During the training, students
received instruction in drill and
ceremonies, weapons, map read
ing, tactics, military courtesy,
military justice, first aid and Ar
my history and traditions.
Fresh asparagus is firm and
crisp and the tips are compact
and tightly closed.
allowed by the Department of
Motor Vehicles, complete 24
hours of community service and
pay the $50 fee and complete the
Alcohol and Drug Education
Traffic School and pay the $100
fee.
Stephanie Coughlin, speeding
70 in 55 mph zone,
called and failed.
Alfred Durham, improper
passing, called and failed.
Costello Hargrove, speeding 69
in 55 mph zone, entered a plea of
guilty of improper equipment,
ordered to pay a $10 fine and
court costs.
James Harris, worthless
check, ordered to pay restitution
for the use and benefit of the pro
secuting witness and court costs.
Douglas Jones, speeding 78 in
55 mph zone, entered a plea of
guilty of careless and reckless
driving, ordered to pay a $20 fine
and court costs.
William Levister, driving while
license revoked, defense
counsel's motion to dismiss
allowed; driving while impaired,
ordered to prison for 24 months;
driving left of center, ordered to
prison for 60 days to run concur
rently with previously stated
sentence, defendant gave notice
of appeal on both sentences to the
next criminal session of Warren
County Superior Court ; death by
vehicle, court found probable
cause of the guilt of the defendant
and ordered that he appear
before the next criminal session
of Warren County Superior Court
to answer said charge, defense
counsel's motion to reduce bond
denied.
Juan Martinez, driving while
impaired and speeding 61 in 45
mph zone, called and failed,
dismissed with leave by the
prosecutor.
Blair Felton Newman,
speeding 78 in 55 mph zone,
entered a plea of guilty of
speeding 70 in 55 mph zone,
ordered to pay a $15 fine and
court costs.
Howard Nicholas, violation of
court order, court found as a fact
the defendant willfully and with
out just cause violated the terms
of the suspended sentence and
ordered that the suspended
sentence be revoked and the ac
tive sentence of 60 days in the
custody of the Warren County
sheriff be invoked; driving while
impaired, ordered to prison for
not less than 18 months nor more
than 24 months, continuing bond
to remain in effect; driving while
license revoked, ordered to
prison for not less than 18 months
nor more than 24 months to run
concurrently with the previously
stated charge; defendant gave
notice of appeal on all sentences
to the next criminal session of
Warren County Superior Court.
Ethelean Richardson, driving
without rear lamps, called and
failed.
Dennis Wayne Smith, driving
while impaired, ordered to prison
for 12 months, sentence suspend
ed and defendant placed on
supervised probation for three
years upon condition that he pay
a $400 fine and court costs, not
operate a motor vehicle until
allowed by the Department of
Motor Vehicles, serve seven days
active in jail and obtain a
substance abuse assessment and
pay the $25 fee; failure to wear
seat belt, dismissed by the
prosecutor.
William Stallings, driving
consuming malt beverage in
passenger area, called and failed,
arrest order issued, bond set at
$100.
Robert Sullivan, speeding 70 in
55 mph zone, called and failed.
Eddie Lee Towns, no driver's
license, called and failed, arrest
order outstanding.
Edward Valentine, driving
while impaired, ordered to prison
for 12 months, sentence suspend
ed and defendant placed on
supervised probation upon condi
tion that he pay a $400 fine and
court costs, serve seven days in
jail and not operate a motor vehi
cle on the highways of N.C. until
allowed by the Department of
Motor Vehicles; defendant gave
notice of appeal to Superior
Court, continuing bond to remain
in effect.
Ercell Williams, speeding 70 in
55 mph zone, called and failed.
Tyrone Williams, possession of
stolen goods, indicted by the
grand jury on April 13.
Donald Williamson, speeding
70 in 55 mph zone, called and
failed.
Doris Davis Kearney, violation
of court order, state prayed entry
of judgment and ordered the
defendant to jail for 30 days to
begir. at the expriation of any and
all sentences now serving.
James L. Fields, Jr., probation
violation, court found as a fact
the defendant has requested that
the suspended sentence be ter
minated and active sentence
placed into effect and therefore
ordered the suspended sentence
terminated and the active
sentence of two years placed in
to effect to run concurrently with
sentence now serving.
Eugene Boswell, communi
cating threats and assault on a
female, ordered to prison for 18
months, defendant gave notice of
appeal to Superior Court, bond to
remain the same.
An absolute divorce was
granted in the case of I>oui.se Car
roll Ayscue Oakley vs. James Ed
ward Oakley.
An absolute divorce was
granted in the case of Raymond
Grant Adcock vs. Mary Virginia
Lewis Adcock.
Harold Burgess, simple affray,
dismissed by the prosecutor.
George Rawlings, simple af
fray, dismissed by the
prosecutor.
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