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THE PILOT. Southern Pines, North Caroline
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11. 1955
School Cafeteria
MENUS FOR WEEK
February 14-18
SOUTHERN PINES SCHOOL
Monday — spiced ham, baked
macaroni and cheese, buttered
spinach, fruit gelatin, cookie,
wheat bread, butter, milk.
Tuesday—^beef-tomato spaghet
ti, parmesan cheese, tossed green
siad, buttered corn, applesauce
cake, wheat bread, butter, milk.
Wednesday—grilled hamburger,
mustard, catsup, buttered pota
toes, cole slaw, grapefruit sections,
bun, butter, milk.
Thursday — baked limas and
ham, steamed cabbage, carrot
sticks, brownie a la mode, wheat
bread, butter, milk.
Friday—creamed tuna on rice,
buttered spinach, Florida orange,
coconut crunch cupcake, wheat
bread, butter, milk.,
WEST SOUTHERN PINES
Monday—^luncheon meat sand
wiches, macaroni and cheese,
greens, apple sauce, bread, butter,
milk.
Tuesday — beef shepherd pie,
buttered peas and carrots, celery
sticks, peach pie, bread, butter,
milk.
Wednesday—^fried liver, rice,
gravy, green beans, bread, butter,
milk.
Thursday—franks, baked beans,
tossed green salad, bread, butter,
milk.
Friday—^fried fish, spaghetti, to
mato sauce, cole slaw, grapefruit
sections, bread, butter, milk.
4 Youths Sentenced, One Case Is Nol
Pressed In Series County Robberies
Although over 6,600 squirrels
were killed dinring the first eight
days of the open season in 1954 on
the Pisgah National Forest Coop
erative Wildlife Management
Area, enough remained to use up
the heavy crop of acorns com
pletely, game biologists report.
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You feel cooling, soothing help from
the very first dose. Clogging phlegm
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Judge Gives Stern
Lecture, But Allows
Suspended Sentences
Two soldiefs and two civilian
youths, their ages ranging from
16 to 23, pled guilty in Moore
Superior Court to a series of
break-ins and robbery of business
places in Moore county.
Another soldier, James C. Wart,
Jr., 25, of Fort Bragg and Jones
boro, Route 8, pled not guilty and
the case was nol-prossed later in
the term.
Standing before Judge Allen H,
Gwyn, they received one of the
sternest, lectures ever delivered
by a jurist in the court. He said:
“What we do to you here, or fail
to do, may have a bearing on the
actions of other young men who
'are considering committing just
such crimes as yours.
“But if we turned you loose to
day,” the judge went on, “you
haven’t won. There is no way in
the world for you to win this
case. You must change yourselves
from the inside—no easy job.”
Four Sentenced
Judge Gwyn handed sentences
as follows to the four youths:
George Melieus, Jr., 23, Fort
Bragg, eight months on the roads
on the first count, the rest con
solidated for an 18-months sen
tence, suspended for five years on
good behavior conditions, to be
gin at the expiration of his active
service on the roads; Char'es
Lloyd, Jr., 17, Sanford, the same,
except 24 instead of 18 months; U
G. Wallace, Fort Bragg, prayer
for judgment continued for five
years, defendant to be turned
over to military authorities to be
dealt with according to military
-law; Edward Lee Hinesley, Jr., 16,
Sanford, 12 months suspended for
five years on strict probationary
conditions, ordered to appear at
court in January, 1960, to show
the) conditiO’HS to have been ful
filled, and in the meantime to
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VASS. N. C.
make a $500 bond for such ap
pearance, paying it to the clerk
of court in $5 weekly instalments,
the full amount to be returned to
him on his appearance at court
five - years hence.
The bond, similar to several
others imposed by Judge Gwyn
during the one-week term, was,
he emphasized, “neither a fine nor
at penalty” but by way of a re
ward for the frugality and indus
try the sentence was designed to
inspire.
Warf was turned over to wait
ing Lee County authorities who
wanted him in connection with
two break-ins in that county. He
admitted to officers at first that
he had driven the car used by
Melieus and Lloyd in their rob
bery of Nick’s Cleaners at Vass,
though later he said he had fallen
asleep in the car and did not
know what the others were do
ing.
They stole a .38 caliber pistol
and 12-gauge shotgun, cigars, cig
arettes, minor amounts of cash,
two sets of tools valued at $150
and $300, and, from Nick’s Clean
ers at Vass, men’s, women’s and
children’s clothing.
Loot Hidden At Bragg
Practically all the loot was re
covered from hiding placs in Fort
Bragg barracks, officers said.
Appearing against the men in
the Moore court were Albert Cole,
proprietor of Cole and Phillips
Service Station, also Danny’s
Grill, both of which had been
robbed, between Cameron and
Vass; Buddy McRae, of McRae’s
Store, Vass; Sidney Lane, of
Lane’s Garage, Southern Pines;
also Deputy Sheriff A. F. Dees
and an SBI agent.
The arrests were made about
three weeks ago at Sanford and
Fort Bragg after a week of in
tensive investigation by officers
of Moore, Lee and Chatham coun
ties, with SBI assistance. The
outbreak of robberies extended
into Lee and Chatham, and two of
those arrested admitted also
thefts at Greensboro.
Warf, who was found to be
AWOL, and Wallace are wanted
in Lee County, Melius and Lloyd
in Chath^ and Guilford, and a
sixth man, William C. Jones, 21
also a soldier, is wanted in Chat
ham and Guilford, the SBI agent
said. Hinesley participated ini
break-ins only in Moore.
The thefts were apparently
made with no plan for disposal
or use of the loot, officers report
ed. At two or three places broken
into, nothing was stolen.
Still to be solved are several
other robberies of similar nature,
committed about the same time,
w'hich officers said apparently
had no connection with those be
fore the court. Investigation of
these is continuing.
During 1954 records indicate
that 21,794 fishermen used the
cooperative wildlife management
areas of western North Carolina,
catching 92,460 trout.
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Business Directory
Shaw Paint & Wallpaper Co.
N.E. Broad St. Ph. 2-7601
SANDHILL OIL CO.
520 S.W. Broad St. Ph. 2-4902
JACK'S GRILL
* AND RESTAURANT
S.W. Broad St. Ph. 94422
SOUTHERN PINES FLORIST
570 S.W. Broad Ph. 2-3111
Southern Pines Pharmacy
N.W. Broad Ph. 2-5321
Prescription Specialists,
BARROW APPLIANCES
125 N.E. Broad Ph. 2-3581
ORMSBY'S MUSIC SHOP
N.E. Broad St. Ph. 2-6441
WALKER'S Upholstering
U.S. 1 North Phone 2-8131
BUSHBY ELECTRIC CO.
Television Service
N.W. Broad St. Ph. 2-6311
McAllister & hobbs
Food Market - Fine Foods
N.E. Broad St. Ph. 2-7514
McNEILL & COMPANY
Feed - Seed
N.W. Broad St. Ph. 2-6244
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TURNER'S STUDIO
PHOTOGRAPHY
Picture Framing-Artist Supplies
S. W. Broad St. Ph. 2-6452
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TULLOCH'S FURNITURE
Ph. 9541 Aberdeen, N. C.
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H. M. SMITH, Optician
Johnnie A. Hall J. H. Carter, Jr.
N.E. Broad St. Ph. 2-5772
CLARK & BRADSHAW
Ahto Sewice
N.W. Broad St. Ph. 2-7171
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Barnum Realty & Ins. Co.
Citizens Bank Bldg. Ph. 2-5151
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CUSTOM TAILORING
C. S. PATCH. Jr.
Southern Pines Ph. 2-6745
Sou. Pines Recapping Co.
390 N. W. Broad Ph. 92841
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ALLiE McIntosh
Antiques
675 S.W. Broad Ph. 2-6452
SHAMBURGER TIRE CO.
Gulf Tires — Accessories
Phone 9261—ABERDEEN
Southern Pines Warehouses, Inc.
Quality Building Supplies
Our 32nd Year Phone 2-7131
MELVIN BROS.. Inc.
Dry Goods, Shoes, Clothing
215 N. E. Broad - Southern
CRUCEDALE CLEANERS nj
Pickup & Delivery lli
Phone 8600 —ABERDEEN. N. C.
PINEDENE. Inc.
Auto Body Repairing
Complete Wrecker Service
Phone 2-8071 US 1 South
WELCH'S GIFT SHOP
, UNUSUAL GIFTS
S. E. Broad St.
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THE GLITTER BOX
Expert Watch Repairing
Aberdeen — Southern Pines
GARDEN
BILL'S SHOE SHOP
Expert Shoe Repairing
DYEING — SHINING
East New Hampshire Ave.
Phillips Motor Sales. Inc.
Sales - OLDSMOBILE - Service
Phonqs 2-3151 — 2-4411
S. W. Broad St.
GIFTS & LANDSCAPING
Boe's Home & Garden Store
US 1 South Phone 2-7693
M. A. LYONS & CO. ^
Builder
Midland Rd. Ph. 2-4035
HOMES*
HAYES BOOK SHOP
N. E. Broad Ph. 2-2491
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BILL'S TAXI SERVICE
Phone 2-3831 N.W. Broad
Ok'
HOWARD'S BAKERY
Oven fresh every day
N. W. Broad St.
PINEHURST WAREHOUSES
Inc.
Ph. 3412 Pinehurst, N. C.
ABERDEEN SUPPLY CO.. Inc.
Farm Supplies 8z Fertilizer
Ph. 8661 Aberdeen, N. C.
TREE SURGERY
SANDHILL FORES-tREE CO.
Box 1300 Southern Pines .N. C.
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For further details call 2-7271.