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THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
FRIDAY. APRIL 9. 1954
Raleigh Woman Sentenced To Year In
Prison For Issuing Bad Checks Here
Miss Merlin, Pleads
Guiliy On 3 Counts
In Recorders Court
Miss Elizabeth W.. Martin, 55-
year-old Raleigh woman who
bought a used car here with a
worthless $1,500 check recently
and was arrested after she tried
to trade the car to an Asheboro
automobile dealer was sentenced
to a year in the woman’s division
of State Prison, after trial in re
corders court at Carthage Monday.
Represented by a Raleigh attor
ney, Brantley Womble, Miss Mar
tin—gray-haired and neatly dress
ed—pled not guilty to a charge
of false pretense and no probable
cause was found by Judge J.
Vance Rowe on this charge.
She pled guilty to three bad
check charges—one for $1,500 on
a Sanford bank issued to the
Southern Pines Motor Company
here for a 1951 Pontiac, one for
$25 given to the Belvedere Hotel
and another $5 check. The three
cases were consolidated for trial
and the sentence to prison follow
ed. She was described as having
a previous record for similar of
fenses.
Long Docket
Other cases fieard Monday, list
ing defendant, charge and dispo
sition of case, all penalties with
costs added unless otherwise in
dicated, are:
Grover Cleveland Bean, Troy,
turning without signal, not guilty;
Clyde Faure, Fort Bragg, public
ABERDEEN NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. McKeithen! Church.
weeks in
drunkenness, resisting officer, two
months or $25 and good behavior
for 12 months; Chester Grant
Chapman, High Point, drunken
driving, accident, 60 days or $100,
license to be revoked one year;
Colon Harold Chriscoe, Seagrove,
careless and reckless driving, ac
cident, public drunkenness, 30
days or $25 and pay one-half re
pair bill to Williams car (court
feels that Williams also was at
fault in trying to bring his car to
a stop on the hardsurface part of
the highway); William Ernest Al
len, 29, and Joan Quick alias Joan
Allen, 16, bedding and cohabiting,
unlawful registration as man and
wife, 60 days each or joint $50
fine.
Frank Spencer McNeiU, Aber
deen, assault and battery and as
sault with deadly weapon on wife,
six months or $50_ and good be
havior toward wife for two years;
Pless Bowling, For^Jackson, S. C.,
speeding 75 in 35-mile zone, fail
ure to stop at red signal, 60 days
or $50, license to be revoked;
Everette Glenn Parks, Winston-
Salem, careless and reckless driv-'
ing, speeding 70, found guilty of
speeding 70, not guilty careless
and reckless driving, $25; Evelyn
Alex McRae, Aberdeen, speeding
and careless and reckless driv
ing, 30 days or $25; Matthew
Haith, Pinebluff, speeding 80, 60
days or $75, license to be revoked;
Joe Columbus Taylor, Jr., Carth
age, drunken driving and careless
and reckless.driving, 60 days or
$100, license to be revoked 12
are spending several
New York City.
T. S. Melvin suffered a heart
attack on Saturday evening and
is new receiving treatment at the
Moore County Hospital.
The Rev. Jack Ewart of Rad
ford, Va., spent several days last
week in Aberdeen.
Billy Russell returned to Ca
tawba College Sunday after
spending the spring holidays
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Russell.
H. Clifton Blue spent Friday
and Saturday in Charlotte.
Miss Louise Edge returned to
Meredith College in Raleigh Mon
day after a short* vacation with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. J.
Edge.
Misses Mary Lou Cameron,
Mary Frances Pohl, Barbara Blue,
and Christine Feather have re
turned to WCUNC after.spending
the Spring holidays with their
parents.
Jack Taylor of UNC spent the
weekend with his parents.
The Rev. O. L. Hathaway,
Fayetteville District superinten
dent, was guest minister Sunday
at Page Memorial Methodist
Frank McNeill spent the week
end visiting in Washington, D. C.
Misses Jo Sue Wallace, Doris
Troutman and Iris Matthews are
spending their Spring vacation
with their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hall and
family spent Sunday in Raeford.
Miss Ella Ruth McNeill visiteeV
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
McNeill, Sunday.
W. H. McNeill, Jr., was a San
ford. visitor Monday.
Vance McBride is recovering
nicely from a recent heart attack.
Miss Frances Bobbitt of Flora
Macdonald College spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. W. Bobbitt.
Mrs. W. H. McNeiU, Sr., Mrs.
Catherine M. Bums and sons
Robert and Johnny, and Misses
ON DEAN'S LIST
Betty Jane Worsham, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Worsham,
is on the third quarter dean’s list
at Lees-McRae College, Banner
Elk, where she is a sophomore.
Twelve sophomores were placed
on the list because they had an
average of B or above in all sub
jects. l'
positions and salaries may be ob
tained from the Merit System Of
fice.
MERIT SYSTEM EXAMS
The North Carolina Merit Sys
tem Council has announced that
written examinations for profes
sional positions with the State
Board of Health and the local
health units will be held* on May
29. Applications must be submit
ted on the official form on or be- . , ,
fore April 26. These forms may be Army helicopters will be used
obtained from the Merit System for deployment of combat troops
Tactical air support for Exercise
Flash Burn, Army atomic defense
maneuver, will be furnished by
the 18th Tactical Air Force.
Ella Ruth and Dorothy McNeill
visited Dr. and Mrs. John K. Rob
ertson and son in Pembroke, Sun
day.
The Rev. C. M. Gibbs of Dunn
was guest minister at Bethesda
Presbyterian Church last Sunday.
Mrs. H. H. Brewer of Sanford
visited in Aberdeen, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kellis were
in Durham Sunday.
Office, Mansion Park Building,
Raleigh, N. C., or from any local
health, welfare, or employment
service office. Bulletins giving
further information about the
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and for supply missions on Exer
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months, appeal entered, bond set
at $250.
Gladys Terry, Southern Pines,
larceny of two pounds of sausage,
30 days or pay costs and go.od. be
havior for two years; Dunk Phil
lips, Cameron, public drunken
ness, cursing, resisting arrest, pled
guilty public drunkenness, not
guilty other counts, found guilty
as charged, judgment continued,
$25; Billy Junior Davis, Aberdeen,
careless and reckless driving, ac
cident, not guilty; Lewis Bray
and Willie James Bray, possession
tax-paid whiskey for sale and
selling—Lewis, four months or
$150, not to violate prohibition
laws for two years—James, judg
ment continued, $50, sheriff order
ed to destroy 16 pints of whiskey
(nol pros taken on charge of hav
ing illegal punch board),; Jim Leg
gett, Southern Pines, assault with
deadly weapon (knife), judgment
continued on payment of costs and
defendant ordered to stay away
from Henry Threadgill’s place and
not molest Henry at his place or
elsewhere, for two years.
Raymond Ritter and Andrew
Ledbetter, both of Southern Pines,
careless and reckless driving, fail
ure to report accident, driving
without license—both found guil
ty of driving without license, Rit
ter found guilty of driving with
improper equipment, both found
not guilty of careless and reckless
driving and failure to report ac
cident, $10 each—^Rtiter appealed
to Superior court, bond set at
$200; Doris Steward, Pinehurst,
careless and reckless driving, ac
cident, property damage and in
jury, $25; Sgt. Tracy Ralph Reed
er, Fort Bragg and Seagrove,
Route 2, careless and reckless
driving, pled not guilty, found
guilty of attempting to pass at
an intersection and driving at
speed unsafe under the circum
stances, $10.
Edmund Davis, Pinehurst, fail
ure to support wife and six chil
dren, 60 days (may be served at
county home); Robert Carrington,
Jr,. Aberdeen, Route 1, worthless
check, pled not guilty (no fraudu
lent intent), found guilty, $1 fine;
James Vredenburg, speeding 80,
pled not guilty, found guilty,
three months or $90, appeal to
Superior court entered, bond set
at $300.
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