Friday, June 20, 1947.
THE PILOT, Southern Pines, North Carolina
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2 1-lb. Bags 73c
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TOMATO JUICE 46-oz. Can 21c
SWIFT'S
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IONA SWEET TENDER
PEAS 3 no. 2 Cans 29c
RED CHEEK
APPLE JUICE qt. Bot. 21c
STARR PREPARED
PRUNES 215-oz. Glass 25c
SUNNYFIELD
I CORN FLAKES 8-oz, Pkg. 9c
TOMATO SAUCE .. 8-oz. Can 5c
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I SALAD DRESSING pt. Jar 31c
NECTAR TEA l-i-lb. Pkg. 19c
JUMBO 36's
CANTALOUPES 25c
GREEN - TOP
CARROTS 2 Bunches 15c
NEW NO. 1
WHITE POTATOES 5 lbs. 21c
FANCY
TOMATOES box 23c
Sirloin Steak 77c
Prime Rib Roast (bone in) 59c
Breakfast Bacon 69c
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Judge* Rowe Faces
Full Docket In
Recorder’s Court
Marriage saved the. day—or a
court sentence anyway—when, at
recorder’s court. Monday, it turn
ed out that two Negro defen
dants in bedding - and - cohabi
tation cases had married each
other and promised to live to
gether, consequently prayer for
judgment was continued on pay
ment of court costs.
Defendants were £dward Lee
Cooley, of Fayetteville and Ern
estine Ferguson, of Southern
Pines. Cooley additionally prom
ised to support his wife and her
child.
Similarly charged; Robert
Brown and Ruth Ferguson, of this
community, were given six
naonths’ sentences, suspended on
payment of $25 and costs, with
conditions of good behavior, ifi
effect for the next two years.
Judge Rowe faced a full dock
et, Monday, with 27 cases slated
to be heard, including practically
every kind of misdemeanor
known to man—or woman. Judg
ments handed down, in addition
to the above named, were as fol
lows:
Assault With Oil Can
Giles Seawell, Carthage, as
sault with deadly weapon (knife
and oil can), 12 months suspend
ed, $100 and costs, on conditions
of good behavior for two years
and payment-of the doctor’s bill
for the prosecuting witness; Ar
thur Seawell, Carthag^, secret
assault, nisi sifacias and instari-
ter capias (meaning he didn’t
show up and the law is hunting
him, with orders to arrest on
sight); L. C. Hqll, Southern Pines,
careless and reckless driving,
driving while drunk, 60 days sus
pended, $50 and costs, driver’s li
cense revoked for 12 months, pay
ment of $15.50 to be made for re
pairs tp prosecuting witness’ car;
Wesley Monroe, Eastwood, care
less and reckless driving, 30 days
suspended, $25 and costs..
License Revoked
Bonn/e Lee Cagle, West End,
careless and reckless driving,
driving while drunk, 60 days sus
pended, $50 and costs, license re
voked for 12 months; Calvin
Lambert, Robbins, unlawful pos--
session of non-taxpaid whiskey,
prayer for judgment continued
on payment of costs; J. D. San
ders, Robbins, careless and reck
less driving, ‘Speeding, driving
without license, 60 days suspend
ed, $25 and costs, not to operate
a motor vehicle on the streets or
public roads of North Carolina
until a license is obtained; Gar
land Williams, Robbins, assault
with deadly weapon, cursing, 90
days suspended, $35 and costs,
$5 to be paid the doctor who
treated Astor Brown, the proser
cuting witness.
More Auto Cases
Cleb Garner, Lakeview, driving
while drunk, 60 days suspended,
$50 and costs, license revoked for
12 months; Major Clark, Negro,
Newport News, Va., careless and
reckless driving, colliding with
another car causing damage, driv
ing without license, six months
suspended, $25 and costs, $225 to
be paid Daniel Vick for damage
to his car, and not to operate a
motor vehicle on the North Caro
lina highways until a license is
obtained.
Several Continued
Jack T. Boele, Southern Pines,
speeding, 60 days suspended, $25
and costs; Virginia Hill, Negro,
Southern Pines, violation of
health laws, prayer for'judgment
continued on payment of costs,
defendant to go at once to the
treatment center at Durham to
take required treatment as or
dered by the North Carolina
health department; Cephus
Thompson, Aberdeen, assault,
prayer for judgment continued
on payment of costs of $22, at re
quest of prosecuting witness;
Handy Matthews, Negro, failure
to comply with previous order
of the court, capias returnable
Monday; Tom Jackson, case set
for trial June 30; Mitchell Russell,
Negro, Pinehurst, assault, prayer
for judgment continued on pay
ment of costs.
Clinton Williams', charged with
assault and non-support, public
drunkenness and assault on a fe
male, demanded a jury trial and
was bound oyer to superior court,
under bond of' $100 for each
charge.
Roy Cameron, of the county
home at Carthage, charged with
^public drunkenness, was given a
30-day road sentence, suspended
on condition that he remain with
in the county home for the next
60 days, not leaving unless ac
companied by an official of the
institution.
Called and Failed
Instanter capias was issued for
Vernon Short, alias Vernon
Black, charged with driving after
revocation of license, called and
failed.
Also “called and failed” was
Guy Cliriton McNeill, charged
With driving while drunk. His
bond of $100 was declared forfeit-
Polio Uhapt er
Meeting Is Held,
Reports Given
Directors of the Moore Coun
ty Polio chapter held a meeting
at the'’Nurses’ home at Pinehurst
on Monday night of this week at
which time H. Clifton Blue, chair
man of the 1947 March of Dimes
campaign for Moore county, gave
a report of the funds collected,
stating that a total of $6,077.24
v/as raised during the 1947 drive
as compared with $6,325.03 dur
ing the 1946 campaign.
Community Reports
The amounts raised by the va
rious communities and the local
community chairmen were re
ported as follows:
, Aberdeen, Raymond Wicker,
$500; Addor, Mrs. Henry Addor,
$30 01; Carthage, Edward .1.
Burns, $712.98; Cameron, W. C.
Stephenson, $205.62; .Eagle
Springs, Mrs. C. C. Underwood,
$26.65; Farm Life, T. H. Linger-
feldt, $60; Jackson Springs, Rev.
R. R.' Ramsey, $109; High Falls,
Thad Fry, $111.40.
Lakeview, Mrs. Ben Cooper,
$52.28; Niagara, D. D. Cameron,
$8.40; Pinebluff, Mrs. W. R. Grif
fin, $129.03; Pinehurst, Frank
McCaskUl, $1,200; Robbins, Mrs.
Sallie G. Allison, $806.55; South
ern Pines, Paul C. Butler,
$1456.52; Vass, M. M. Chappell,
$450; West End, J. F. Sinclair,
$158.60; Westmore, J. C. Phillips,
$60.
Half Stays Here
Deduction of $202.75 for cam
paign expenses leaves a net of
$5,874.49 to be divided, half to be
sent to the National Foundation
for Infantile Paralysis, the other
half to,be retained for use with
in Moore county.
N. L. Hodgkins, chapter treas
urer, gave a report of the chap
ter’s financial condition, saying
that during the past year the
chapter spent approximately
$2,903.97 In carrying on the fight
against infantile paralysis in
Moore county, in assisting vic
tims of polio by paying for their
hospital expenses, etc. He stated
that the chapter had on hand ap
proximately $9,400.00 as of June
1.
A report of the meeting held
in Goldsboro to map plans to
fight infantile paralysis was
given by Dr. J. W. Willcox, IVCrs.
A. H. Poe and Mrs. Edith Mc
Leod.
One Case This Year
One'csSelif pdlio’was reported
in Moore county in 1947, when
Herbert McLauchlin. seven-year
old colored boy of the Eastwood
community was stricken.. He was
admitted to the hospital April 27.
Reports' from the other patients
receiving assistance from the
chapter were made.
' The meeting was presided over
by Chairman Paul C. Butler of
Southern Pines. Present were
Ralph Steeds and Howard Sum-
merford of Robbins; Dr. J. W.
Willcox, Miss Mary Frances
Swett, Mrs. A. H. Poe and I^rs.
Edith McLeod of the county
health department; Dr. T. A.
Cheatham and JMiss Ellen Bruton
of Pinehurst; Mr. and Mrs. N. L.
Hodgkins and Paul C. Butler of
Southern Pines; R. C. Fields and
H. Clifton Blue of Aberdeen.
ed, applied first to the payment
of court costs and the balance
turned over to the school fund.
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