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P»»e Four THE PILOT, Southern Pines. North Carolina L Friday, January 16, 1942. f? i i >■ t LACY SCOTT CASE TO HIGHER COURT Burlington Man. Involved in Shootiny; at Aberdeen, Bound Over Under §1,000 Bond Lacy Scottof Burlington, chargea with assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill, inflicting: serious and permanent injury, as a result of a shootinp at a fair in Aberdeen last fall in which James White was badly wounded, was bound to Superior Court under bond of $1000 by Ue. corder's Court Monday; but his chanccs of being convicted are regard, ed as slim, due to the fact that the witnesses are scattered far and wide. Not a single witness for or against Scott was present Monday. White is said to have left the Moore County Hospital, where he was treated for some time following the shooting, without waiting to be for. mally discharged, and nothing is known locally as to his whereabouts. Another witness, when heard from a few days age, was in New Mexico. Lubie Smith of route f> Lumberton an “honor prisoner" who walked off from the Moore County! prison camp last September, was giv. en three months on the roads, sen tence to begin at the expiration of the one which he was serx-ing at the time of his escape. Robert M. Shaw of Norman, found guilty of driving a truck at an exces sive rate of speed, paid $25 fine and costs, and his 30-day road sentence was .<!uspended. If he is convicted of .'■■peeding or careless and reckless driving within the next two years, the Court will recommend that his driver's license be revoked, it was re. corded. Ben H. Wood of Vass was found not gi^ulty of careless and reckless oriving while intoxicated. Sixty.day road sentences, to be sus. pendeci upon payment of fines of $'yO and the costs with licenses revoked' for a year were given in drunken driv. ing cases against Albert Caddell of Aberdeen, Archie McLauchlin, Car thage Negro, Edward Tyner of Pine- bluff and Kitchen Monroe of Carth age. Joe Palmer Brannon of Sanford j received 90 days instead of 60, sus. { pended upon the same conditions. I2d Dowd. Pinehurst Negro, was given three months, to be suspended upon condition that he pay the costs, and $3 per week to his wife toward the support of herself ajid their tw’O children. He gave notice of appeal jnd bond was fixed at $200. The State took a nolle pros with leave in the case of Joe J. Richardson of Pinehurst. charged with larceny and drunken driving, and the follow, ing were continued: Joe Alston and Mary Cagle, affray: William Hugh Moss, abandonment; Norris Upchurch, drunken driving. Knollwood Activities H. G. Chatfield and Robert S. Mc Clellan, Knollwood cottage colony residents, have been appointed air. raid Wardens for this area. During the test "blackout" on Friday night. The Pine Needles and Mid-Pines ho tels cooperated 100 percent and the air.iaid warden reported that no light could be seen from either place. Lights were visible from several cot. tages but quickly extinguished after the wardens called at the homes. The unintentional offenders all advised that the air.raid signal could not be heard. The sig:nal, erected at The Pine Needles hotel, was not effective and steps are now being i<iken to install a steam operated whistle which will be heard. Present plans call for it to be attached to the steam plant of The Pine Needles becau.se of the year-round presence of respon.sible employees at that place. War effort is taking up much time of Knollwood's winter colony. Red Cross work, under the direction of Mrs. Edward C. Keating, is receiving support from the women. Mrs. John K. Drexel, of Whitehall, is forming an ambulance unit and is having her station wagon remodeled and com pletely equipped for instant service. Jlrs. Robert S. McClellan is aiding Mrs. Drexel in this work. Newcomers Mr. and Mrs. Magruder Dent of Greenwich, Conn., opened their home laat week, and entertained, as house guests, Mr. and Mrs. K. P. Lewis of Durham, and Lieutenant and Mrs. E. J. Tricker of Stamford, Conn. On Saturday night the Dents gave a din. ner party at The Pine Needles hotel complimenting their guests. Ensign Boylston Adams Tompkins, Jr., U. S. N. R. (and Mrs. Tompkins, the former Miss Ellen.Douglas Allen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Emmett Allen of New York and Cam. den, S. C., who were married Decem ber 9th, at the Church of the Heaven ly Rest in New York City, are guests at the hotel. Among other guests are Ralph Trix, of Grosse Pointe. Mich, and and Lake Placid, N, Y.. Mrs. Sadie M. May, noted surrealist of Baltimore, Md.; Mr. and Mrs. Guy H. Montmar. tin and their daughters, the Misses Lyndia, Lea and Vivian, of New York city: Werner Oppikofer, executive of Nestles Chocolate Company, Stam. ford, Conn.: John J. Santry and Ed. win Longcope, marine lawyers from New York and Philadelphia. Pa. Indian names abound in western North Carolina, where the Eastern band of Cherokees have their reserva tion in the Great Smokies. Camp Davis, N. C., chief Army anti aircraft center* was occupied by only three families December, 1940 when construction of the camp was begfun. 7<ow it^ is 20,000 officers and men. Johnsons Surprise Their Party Guests ,\l)erde?n I’arent.s I’se Novel Way of Announcing Engape- menl of I'aughter , The J, Talbot John.sons of Abordc^n ' i idulgi'd in n nnvol and surprising stunt last Saturday. I The scene was carefully laid at th« I'uPont Cabin ui i'in..s .,i., | Abordeen. where a lar^o o" > p' .'andhills and Army people gathered for a buffet supper and party. All , .id been invited t;> the affair under the impressi(\n that it was for the ole purpos2 of honoring the John. t;ons’ daughter. Mrs. \\ escott Q ’.r- ngam,> and Mr. Purlingamo of R,->- < hester, N. Y., and Mr. Johns.-'n .s 1 rother. Commander Velix L. John son and Mrs. John.srvn of the Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md. Indeed, so genuine was the obvious 1 urpose of the evening, that few si's. pected the subtle purpose until Tal. a "newsboy” to distribute copies of an “Extra" paper. They went like proverbial hot.cakes. There, splashed on the front page v.ith figures illustrating the story, was the exciting news of the engage ment of the Johnson's younger da\i- .!jh‘or. Miss Betsy Jean, to Lieut. Kotert Eiaxton Allport, Jr., of Rich- b;:t at present of Fort Bragg. The young couple rtveived cont;ratulations and best wishes of their friends—and then the fun be. gan. in as bully a fashion as Lieut. Allport took a public "rids" from his friend and superior. Major Powell, who de. !<crib»>d in excellent humor the "ne. farious past” of the just-engaged lieutenant—then the country is sttfet Finally, all grew more serious and toasts were given by fellow officers to the couple. The buffet siipp'T vns si'iVed from i< large tavern table. Punch and ether tefreshments were served during t.io evening. .\n accordion play r lio"! Fort Bragg and a '■ ■ ( LYDK \I.FAAM)EK i'HONES OF Ills .S.AFJrTY IN I'. S. A. Clyde Alexander, Jr. of the U. S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs, Clyde Ale.vander of Southern l^ines, tele phoned his parent.s recently from .Norfolk, Va.. to report his safety. Young Alexander has been assigned to a navy ship engaged in convoying transports acro.ss the Atlantic and has been in Iceland and down near the coast of Africa. Sion. Your Fovont'e TRIANGLE 1 / Ploin or Self Risir>g 97c SOc 24 Lb. Bag Golden Bantam 12-Lb. Bog Chestnut CORN 10c Comtkirc Tlx'se Prices! JL ANGLO-COOKED. READY TO SERVE CORNED BEEF 2 No. 1 POPULAR VARIETIES OF 16-Oz CcRd O' Lakes Daisy CHEESE • 29c COLONIAL UMA mm - lilt MEW PACK DEA^orCOkH ! NEW PACK Siring Beans 2 19‘ DOLE HAWAAIAN PINEAPPLE Juice 46-OZ. 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