PAGE FOURTEEN
Charges Against Two Young Men Are
Non-Suited, Except Trespass Count
Man Claimed Ring
Was Ob Television
THE PILOT. So«*hem Pines, North
PINEBLUFF
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 3. 1954
Set When Removed
Charges of breaking and enter
ing and larceny against two
She had pled not guilty to all
except the speeding charge but
was found guilty on all counts.
Judge Rowe allowed a suspended
sentence, on payment of $50 fine
ing and larceny against xwo condition
young men—Frank Johi^on 19,^ / , behavior for two years,
Carthage, Route 2, and William
Higgins, 20, of Carthage—were
non-suited in recorders court
Monday by Judge J. Vance Rowe,
but Johnson was found guilty of
but Johnson was found guilty oi withdrew
trespass and H ggms of aidmg, penor Comt^^^^^
and abetting in this offense.
-For each, judgment was con
tinued on payment of the costs.
Judge Rowe said he had made
punishment light “because the
court is satisfied the defendants
had not wilfully committed any
offense, but did what their em
ployer had told them to do.”
What they had been told to do
was to repossess a television set
from the home of Henry Gamer.
Alter they had entered the home
and taken out the set. Garner
indicted them for breaking ^d
entering and larceny, claiming
that a ring valued at $84 had
been on the television set before
it was removed, and subsequent
ly could not be found.
of good behavior for two years,
during which she is to remain
under supervision of the State
probation officer. The defendant
appealed the judgment to Su
perior Cc —
the appeal and ilaid the line and
posts.
Highway Patrol Corporal M.
S. Parvin of near Carthage said
that two men had thrown one-
half -gallon jars of whiskey from
the car and had jumped out and
that he had chased and jested
the defendant who had driven off
in the car.
Other Cases Heard
Other cases heard Monday, list
ing defendant, charge and dispo
sition of case (all penalties with
costs added unless otherwise
noted), were:
Curtis Wade, Eastwood, driv
ing witout license, failure to re
port accident involving more than
$100 in damage, pled not guilty.
young m^ testified that Lund guilty as charged except
they knew nothing about such that State took nol pros on driv
rteg and the original charges'3
were non-suited by Judge Rowe.
During the testimony, it became
evident, however, that they en
tered the Garner home without
proper claim and delivery papers
for the television set and judge
Rowe ordered the warrant
amended to charge trespass.
Liquor, Speeding Charged
Dola Futch Manway, 45-year-
old Cameron, Route 1, woman,
was sentenced to six months in
the women’s division of State
prison on charges of speeding 70
miles per hour, possession of il
licit whiskey, transporting whis
key and having no horn on the
car she was driving.
ing without license charge, 30
days suspended on payment of
$25 fine and costs; Earl Stutts,
Carthage, drunken driving, $100,
license to be revoked for one
year; Joe Smith, failure to com
ply with former judgment of the
court, commitment to issue for
sentence to 30 days on the roads
imposed May 14; Kenneth
Charles Wallace, Pinehurst, care
less and reckless driving result
ing in personal injury, pled not
guilty, found guilty of following
too close and driving and passing
too close, not guilty of careless
and reckless driving, 60 days sus-
pended on payment of costs and
the medical expenses of David
By MRS EHHMAN PICKLER
Birth Announcement
Born \to Mr. and Mrs. Carl|
Parrish a daughter, August 27,
at St. Joseph Hospital.
Brief Mention
Buster Keith left on Monday
for Raleigh and from there went
to Fort Jackson for service in the|
US Arjny.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Marts and
sons, Billy and Johnny, have re
turned from Fredericktown,
Ohio, where they ?pent a week,
with Mr. Mart’s parents, Mr. and]
Mrs. Artie Marts.
Mrs. Ruey Hewitt and children,
Winnie Lee and Jimmy, of Tabor]
City are guests this week of Mrs.
Hewitt’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
G. W. Lee.
Pfc. and Mrs. Dennis Southern |
have returned home after spend
ing three weeks in Cuero, Texas,
with his parents.
Mrs. L. L. Wilson, Jr., of Golds
boro spent several days last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Virgil]
Carpenter.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Perkins
and children of Cleveland, Ohio
were guests Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Marts. They were en
route to Miami, Fla., where they
will spend the winter.
Mrs. Mary David has returned!
home after spending the summer]
in Miami, Fla., with her daugh-|
ter, Mrs. J. Siket, and Mr. Siket.
Miss Hadie Gray of Atkinson
will spend the winter with her
sister, Mrs. W. B. Woodcock, Jr.,
and Mr. Woodcock. Hadie will
attend school in Aberdeen.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Pickier spent
Sunday, in Sanford with her
mother, Mrs. V. F. Tarlton, and]
Bister, Mrs. E. A. Helms, and
Mr. Helms.
Miss Ruth Troutman has gone
to Winston-Salem, where she will
teach in one of the schools.
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Britt, defendant required to re
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confirm fact that he has paid
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Robert Lee Little, Mt. Gilead,
speeding, 77, 30 days or $35; Wil
liam L. Turner, Robbins, drunken
driving and careless and reckless
driving, $100, license to be revok
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Richardson, EUerbe, Route 1,
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Leach, Trinity, speeding 77, $40;
Aleck Goins, West End (East-
wood), assault and battery, 30
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las, Southern Pines, speeding 65,
.following too close, also John
Howard Edmonds, Southern
$12.50 each; Charles William
Pines, speeding , 70, $12.50
each; Charles William Rob
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speeding 85, 60 days or $80, li
cense to be revoked according to
law;
R. A. Doby, Carthage, drunk
and disorderly, cursing, also
James Doby, Carthage, malicious
destruction > of property, cursing,
threats (court accepts plea of
guilty of drunk and disorderly),
judgment continued for both on
payment of a joint fine of $25
and one-half the costs each;
James Doby also to pay costs of
window at J. C.’s Grill, and both
defendants ordered not to go
upon the premises of J. C.’s GriU
for the next two months; Robert
Kelly, West End, driving without
license, and James Smith, Jack-
son Springs, aiding and abetting
in driving without license, judg
ment continued on payment of
$25 fine and costs; Ernest Carter,
Cameron, Route 1, giving liquor
to a minor, cursing, pled not
guilty, found not guilty; Albert
Stubbs, drunken driving, called
and failed, capias to issue for ap
pearance September 13; J. B. In
gram Jr., Richmond County, n(m-
support, called and failed, capias
to issue for defendant and sci fa
for bondsman, new bond of $300
set.
Bloise Nicholson, worthless
check for $212, called and failed,
capias to issue for defendant, sci
fa for bondsman; Poss Reddick,
Aberdeen, failure to provide ade
quate support for wife and chR-
dren, pled not guilty, found guil
ty, 60 days suspended on payment
of the costs and $10 per week for
support of three children, also to
pay fine and costs due in case
tried in June.
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