1 af riday, November 9. 1951 TIIE PILOT—Souibsrn Pines. North Carolina jcorders Court Held Last Saturday, Ijourns Till Tuesday of Next Week Page Three si One Defendant >nvicled And Fined; Ive Are Acquitted lore Ccunty recorders court, arily held Monday, was held day of last week and ad- led until next Tuesday, le Saturday session was oc- med by the opening of the term at Carthage Monday. Tuesday will be court day week instead of Monday, on !nt of the Armistice Day |ng. I 10 cases called Saturday, defendants failed to appear capiases were ordered;;^ five p acquitted, and one, found jy> appealed to superior court, her dealt with family and ital payments, which were fined. This was Edwin Odell, Brooks, of West End, who paid his regular appointment at the News and Personals from Vass Bessie Cameron Smith. Representative — Telephone Vass 8-F31 Church Services The Rev. C. K. Taffe wiU fill 1 by the court. Just one de. ant was found guilty and PIANOS ole Piano Company NeU! A. Cole Prop, iano 3ales and Service Phone 92-L Tree Points Saniord Telephone 2-6161 Powell Funeral Horae D. A. Blue. Jr. Southern Pines hour Ambulance Service $25 and costs on a careless and reckless driving charge. Capiases were ordered for Adam Watson, West End, for fail ure to comply, and Willie Wil- lisms, Aberdeen, charged with driving while drunk. Pleading not guilty, and found not guilty, were Thonell Mc Laughlin, Wagram, carrying con cealed weapon, assault with dead ly weapon; George T. Robinson, Wagfam, affray; Arthur Thomas, Robbins, and Jim Wyatt and Hu bert Stockwell, Camp Mackall, all charged with driving while' drunk. Judgment was continued for Ernest Brewer, of Robbins, RED, found guilty of abandonment and failure to provide for his wife and child, on payment of costs, $10 weekly till further order and a $34 doctor bill incurred by his wife for herself and baby. Brewer gave notice of appeal and bond was set at $500. Payments on a hospital bill were reduced for Alexander Lock lear, Pinehurst, so he could afford to continue $10 weekly payments fixed by the court for his wife and child. However, the court or dered that the hospital and med ical bill should be paid up by Jan uary 10. Earlier Cases Earlier cases tried late the pre vious Monday, not hitherto re ported here, included: Robert J. Kleckner, Fort Bragg, careless and reckless driving re sulting in personal injury . and damage, acquitted; Deloniel Wil liams, Southern Pines, careless and reckless driving, speeding 70 mph, $25 and costs; Shelly Griffin, Southern Pines, careless and reck less driving, drunken driving, $100 and costs, license revoked for 12 months, gave notice of appeal and bond was set at $150; Roy Williams, Laurinburg, escape from prison camp, 30 days, to be gin at expiration of sentence de- jfendant is now serving. VOTE (940 through 195! Models 1940 through 1951 Models For the legel sale of beer G A9ainst Ie9al eale of beer I (Paid advertisement) SERVICE SPECIALS For OCTOBER and NOVEMBER 1940 through 1951 Models BRAKES RELINED $12.00 Complete "MOTOR SPECIAL" MOTOR INSTALLATION 85. 90 and 100 HP Motor Installed for $150.00 Includes motor, labor, gas kets. oil and tax. Points, plugs, clutch, etc., extra —if needed MUFFLER INSTALLED $7.50 icludes muffler, labor and tax 940 through 1951 Models FRONT END BUSHED $12.00 Includes king pins and bushings, labor Alignment extra TUNE-UP SPECIAL New points, plugs, carbure tor cleaned, fuel pump checked, compression checked—' Only $8.50 1940 through 1951 Moddis LUBE SPECIAL 6 quarts oil, oil cartridge re placed, chassis lubricated, transmission and differen tial drained, flushed and re filled—^battery checked, ra diator hose checked— Only $6.00 JACKSON MOTORS, Inc. Iione 2-5822 Your FORD Dealer Southern Pines, N. C. Presbyterian church at 11 a. mi Sunday. The Rev. T. J. Whitehead, who has returned to the Aberdeen- Vass charge for his fifth year, will preach his first sermon foij the new church year Sunday night at 7:30. The young adult group and the intermediates will com pose the choir. Recent Brides Honored Mrs. Jesse Coore and Mrs. Way- land Thomas, recent brides, v/ere honored at a miscellaneous show er held Friday night in the Meth odist Youth Fellowship assembly room in the church. Group sing ing and several quiet games were enjoyed before the shower gifts were presented and displayed. Cookies and punch were served. Present were Mrs. Coore, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. James Hudson, Mrs. Pete Mashburn, Miss Joyce Scott, Mrs. James Key, Miss Ruth Mash burn, Mrs. Lewis Frye, Mrs. Charles Parker, Mrs. W. A. Muse, Mrs. Charles Gschwind, Mrs. H. A. Borst and Mrs. S. R. Smith. Sev. eral who were unable to attend sent gifts for the girls, both of whom with their husbands are members of the young adult class of the Methodist Sunday school Home Mission Program A special home mission pro gram was held at the Presbyte rian church Sunday evening, un der sponsorship of the Wornen of the Church, with the men invited to attend. Mrs. D. F. Cameron led the devotions, and Mrs. R. P. Brown of Southern Pines intro duced Miss Olivia Adams of the West End School faculty, who talked on her work among In dians while teaching Bible in an orphanage in Oklahoma, also of her work with the mountain peo ple while Bible teacher at Cross- nore school in western North Car olina. At the conclusion of the meet ing the group enjoyed supper at the church. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Carey McLeod, Carey, Jr., and Ann, of Carthage, Seven Divorces Granted On First Day of Court The granting of seven divorces was about the only action record ed on the opening day of the civil term of Moore superior court a' Carthage Monday. These were: Richard Roy Mon roe vs. Julia Arnold Monroe; Richard J. McCullough vs. Ruth Holt McCullough; Edith Ale vs. Lemuel C. Ale; Kenneth Mc Intosh vs. Aleese Drayton McIn tosh; Ernest T. Dennis vs. Louise Lamb Dennis; Hilda F. Chase vs. Duncan Chase; Harmon H. Smith vs. Betty King Smith. Other cases scheduled for Mon day were either continued or found to be in process of settle ment, and no- others were ready for presentation. Court adjourned early, with prospects of heavier work Tuesday and Wednesday. Judge Don K. Moore of Sylva is presiding. Listed for jury duty were the following: Township 1 — George Henry Person (Negro), T. C. Jackson, M. C. Marion, William Doyle Miller, Colin G. Spencer, Jr., R. W. Thomas, W. L. Cockman, J. C. Seawell, Brady H. Pressly, R. P. Cook, Ira C. Flinchum, J. Car- son Cagle, Hardy Dowd, Fred Flinchum. and W. S. Galloway. Township 2 — Earl T. Lewis, Roland Britt, McKellar McLean, A. C. Davis, J. L. Burns, Grady L. Williams, S. Paul Luck, Paul Williams, Jr. Township 3—None. Township 4—Mrs. C. W. Davis; and Walter H. Brewer (Negro). Township 5—^None. Township 6—J. M. Marion. Township 7—W. C. Horner, W. T. Wilson, Charlotte Davis, J. W. Blue, C. "W. Kellam, W. C. Morton, W. S. Bushby and J. C. Caudle. Township 8—E. J. Austin, H. R. White, A. R. Cook and R S Weaver. Township 9—^R. G. Clinard and Shelton Williamson. Rt. 3, visited Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Edwards, Jr., Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Fallen- stine and son, Ted, of High-Point spent the weekend with Mrs Fal- lenstine’s mother, Mrs. Frank Jef freys. Mrs. Jeffreys, who under went an operation in High Point several months ago, returned with them, and will undergo another operation before coming back. Little Misses Gail and Cheryl Gschwind of Aberdeen were weekend guests of their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gschwind. Their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Gschwind, came after them Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Spurlin ajnd children of Aberdeen visited Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Edwards and Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Edwards, Jr., Sun day afternoon. ^ Mrs. S.‘ R. Smith called on Miss Leta McBride at her home near Aberdeen Sunday afternoon. Mis.s McBride is recovering from an Operation which she underwent last month at Moore County hos pital. Mr. and Mrs. James Idol and sons. Jimmy and Douglas, of High Point, visited Mrs. Idol’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Callahan, Sun day. Miss Mary Ruth Clark, student at Louisburg college, spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Margaret Clark. Mrs. Riley B. Reece of Durham and Mr. and Mrs. Odell Oldham and son, Randy, of Carolina Beach, visited here Sunday and they, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Oldham of Vass and Mr. and Mrs. Redga Thomas of Cameron Rt. 1 had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Emer son Oldham in Aberdeen. Sgt. and Mrs. W’. B. Kirby and sen, Billy, of Camp Pickett, Va.. visited Mr. and Mfs. J. M. McMil lan last weekend. Mrs. W. H. Keith visited Mr. and Mrs. Bob Perry of Wake For est a part of last week. James Oscar Blue Passes At Lakeview Funeral services for James Os car Blue, who died at his home at in 1948. [Bennett street, built by Robert Surviving are his wife; three Walker and wife shortly before daughters, Mrs. G. H. Thompson, World War 2, have been purchased Durham; Mrs. J. A. Styers, Aber- from Mr. Walker by William F. (Bill) Bowman, it was announced this week. Mr. Bowman said he plans to deen, and Miss Ruth Blue, Char lotte; four sons, Capt. Coker Lakeview Saturday, were held at Blue, Fort Sill, Okla.; Wayland W. Lakeview Presbyterian church Blue, Southern Pines, James Blue, retain the tenants occupying four Monday afternoon. Officiating Fort Bragg, and Wayne Blue, of the apartments, but will con- was the pastor, the Rev. Grover New Orleans, La.; a sister, Mrs. j vert the fifth, a ground-floor Currie. Burial was in the family,T. J. Coore, and a brother, A. apartment, into a seafood market plot in Lakeview cemetery. i Coley Blue, both of Lakeview. Mr. Blue was a native of Lake-! view, son of William Daniel and , Bowman BuyS AptS.. Frances McFadyen Blue. He was_ , j ■«» , engaged in farming, and was rlSHS OGaiOOu IVIarkot prominent in the civic and po litical life of his community and county before he suffered a stroke The Walker Apartments on the corner of West Pensylvania and! with entrance on Bennett street. This will be Southern Pines’ first seafood market in a number of years. Present plans are to open it on or about December 1, the new owner said. PILOT ADVERTISING PAYS 6-M’S FAUto You*ve seen "Anne Get Your Gun," 'The Great Caruso," "Show Boat"... 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