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THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 22. 1955
The only safe way to change
lanes safely in traffic is to look to
the side before you cross the lane
dividing line.,
Shop Sprott Bros.
FURNITURE Co.
Sanford, N. C.
For Quality Furniture
and Carpet
• Heritage-Henredon
• Drexel
• Continental
O Mengel
• Serta and Simmons
Bedding
• Craftlque
• Sprague & Carlton
• Victorian
O Kroehler
Lees Carpet
(and all famous brands)
9 Chromcraft Dinettes
SPKOTT BROS.
Sanford, N. C.
1485 Moore St. Tel. 3-6261
Aberdeen Wins
2nd Game, 36-0,
From Carthage
By PATSY BLUE
The Aberdeen Red Devils crack
ed down cn the Carthage Bull
dogs, 36-0, Friday night lor their
second win of the season.
Bobby Rouble scored three
touchdowns on runs and J. D.
Cribb caught passes from Ken
neth Carrington to add three
more.
The visitors were unable to
budge the strong Aberdeen de
fense for a first down. Martin
Greene and Frederick Schnell led
the defense for the Red Devils.
Coach Hugh Bowman used
plenty of his reserve squad who
all turned in a fine performance.
Mt. Gilead will attempt to dis
rupt the Red Devil’s record to
morrow night (Friday), at Aber
deen. Game time is 8 p. m;.
Court Hears 95 Speeding Case, Other
Serious Violations of Traffic Laws
DEVELOPING NEW PRODUCTS
Publication of a revised edition
of “Developing and Selling New
Products—A Guidebook for Man
ufacturers” is announced by the
U. S. Department of Commerce
and the Small Business Adminis
tration. Copies of the booklet are
available for 40 cents from the
Charleston field office of the U.
S. Department of Commerce.
HeSVy Finos Imposed; Raymond Harold skipper.
One-Defendant Up Greensboro, speeding 65, passing
_ . j —on hill, driving on wrong side of
Jr or InirCl Ultense highway, $25 and costs; Clinton
. ... . Williams, Robbins, Route 1, drunk
Heavy fines in trafficV cases disorderly in public place, 30
fea ured a long docket heard by ^ ^
Judge J. Vance Rowe, with Sohci-L.^ case tried
tor W. Lamont Brown prosecu-'j^j go, the judgment in that to
ting, in Recorders Court at Carth- invoked; James McRae, Jack-
MERCHANTS INVITED TAKE PART
Chamber of Commerce To Sponsor
Homecoming Window Decorations
^aowii s
Re-Opening for the Season
Thursday, Sept, 29 '
Featuring—
“As Usual The Unusual”
' Reasonably priced
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ACCESSORIES
Open all day Wednesday
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PINEHURST
Opposite
Holly Inn
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>3.45
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age Monday.
Most spectacular of the charges
was that against Russell Hussey
of Robbins who was accused
driving 95 ' miles per hour and
careless and reckless driving
causing an accident.
As usual in traffic cases. Judge
Rowe upped the penalty in pro
portion to the severity of the of
fense, sentencing Hussey to six
months on the roads, suspended
on payment of a $250 fine and
costs. He was ordered to surren
der his driver’s license and will
not be permitted to operate a
motor vehicle for the next two
years.
A defendant who apparently
could not learn by experience was
Jack Wesley Sanders of Star who
faced the court on his third of
fense of driving without opera
tor’s license, while revocation of
his license was in effect-
The judge cracked down on this
defendant also, setting a three-
months road sentence which was
suspended on payment of $300
fine and costs and on condition
Sanders not operate a motor ve
hicle during the next two years
without a legal and valid opera
tor’s license.
Sixty days on the roads, sus
pended on payment of $300 fine
and costs, was the penalty impos
ed on Michael John Furey of Fort
Bragg who was charged with
careless nad reckless driving
causing an accident.
It was directed that defendant
pay repairs to the Garner car
and medical expenses, up to the
amount of the firie,^of persons in
jured.
Sentence Appealed
Jesse Norman Benton and Rich
ard Willard, both of Aberdeen,
Route 1, pleaded not guilty to a
charge of larceny.
The warrant for their arrest
was amended to charge violation
of the law against sharecroppers’
removing a crop without permis
sion and without giving notice
and without having satisfied all
liens held by the landlord against
the crop.
Richard Willard was found guil
ty of removing a crop without
giving the landlord notice and
Benton was found guilty of aiding
and abetting Willard.
Each entered appeal to Supe
rior Court and bond for each was
set at $300.
Other Cases
Other cases heard Monday,
listing defendant, charge and dis
position, were:
Ray Jenkins, escaping from
prison camp, 60 days on roads, to
begin at expiration of former sen
tence; Curtis L. Parks, Southern
Pines, speeding 65, $10 and costs;
Robert Elmer Capel, Pinehurst,
speeding 65, $25 to include costs;
Donald Alton Richardson, Eagle
Springs, speeding 70, $15 and
costs;. Charlie Ussery, West End,
malicious injury to personal prop
erty, 90 days on roads, su^ended
on payment of $125 fine and
costs and reimbursement of Pine
hurst, Inc., for damages done to
Pinehurst jail; Elbert Jean Phil
lips, Troy, speeding 65, pleaded
not guilty, found guilty of driving
over 55, but not as much as 65,
$20, to include costs; Janie B.
Sheffield, Robbins, bedding and
cohabiting, 60 days in jail, sus
pended on payment of $25 fine
and costs, on condition of good
behavior for 12 months and on
condition she not live with How
ard Williams or any other man
unless she is married to him (Wil
liams was tried and found guilty
of the same offense in recent
court session).
James Edward West, Greens
boro, non-support of wife and
child, found guilty of abandon
ment and failure to provide sup
port lor seven-months-old baby,'
three months on roads, suspended
on payment of the costs and pay
ment of $60 to his former wife and
then payment of $50 per month,
beginning October 1, until further
order of the court, the payments
to be made to the clerk of court
of Moore Cpunty; Nathan Mc
Neill, Aberdeen, possession of il
licit whiskey lor Sale, three
months on roads, suspended for
two years on payment of $50 fine
and costs and on condition he not
violate the prohibition laws in
the next two years—the sheriff
to destroy the one-half gallon of
whiskey; William Leslie McMil
lan, Winston-Salem, speeding 66,
driving without lights at night,
$17.50 and costs; Arthur L. Cahill,
N. Wellington, Mass., speeding 65,
driving without lights, $15 and
costs.
son Hamlet, possession of illicit
whiskey, pleaded not guilty,
found guilty, judgment continued
on payment of the costs, the sher
iff to destroy the pint of whiskey;
Richard Dean Garrison, Pine
hurst, speeding 65, failing to stop
at stop sign, no signal before
turn, $20 and costs; James
MichaelChiricoes, Southern Pines,
speeding 70, $15 and costs; Fred
Garland Wear, High Point, Route
1, speeding 70, no registration
card, $15 and costs; Frederick
Harrison Taylor, Pinehurst,
speeding 69, $15‘'and costs.
James Hutchins Carthage, care
less and reckless driving causing
accident and property damage, no
operator’s license, called and fail
ed, capias for defendant, sci fa on
bondsman, bond set at $200; C. S.
Caldwell, Durham, case contin
ued to Monday on account of ill
ness; Robert L. Biter, Fort Bragg,
careless and reckless driving, ac
cident, drunken driving, pleaded
not guilty, case continued to Mon
day because of absence of state’s
witness, bond set at $250, plea
changed to guilty, $100 and costs,
driver’s license to he revoked for
12 months; Elbert Watson Taylor,
Jr., Carthage, careless and reck
less driving, pleaded not guilty,
found guilty of disorderly con
duct, judgment continued on pay
ment of costs; Clifford C. Horton,
Addor, driving without operator’s
license, judgment continued on
payment of costs (defendant has
applied for license).
Margaret Arnold and Nathaniel
JVlcCall, both of Aberdeen, unlaw
ful bedding and cohabiting, 30
days in jail for woman, on roads
for' man, suspended for each on
payment of joint fine of $50 and
c6sts and on condition they not
repeat the offense in the next 12
1 months. George Marshall McLeod,
Southern Pines, failure to yieM
right of way, judgment continued
on’payment of costs; John Alford
Albert, Southern Pines,' speeding
The Chamber of Commerce will'“
again sponsor a window display
contest for local merchants in
connection with the big Home-
poming Game, to be held Friday
night, October 7.
, All merchants are invited to
take part, assigning a portion or
all of their window space to the
football game theme, according tO'
iJHark King, Chamber retail divi-
jgion chairman, who is in charge.
. The window displays should be
installed the first of the week,
and allowed to remain in place
throughout the game weekend to
give everyone a chance to see and
enjoy them. Judges will inspect
them some time within the 24-
hour period Jjefore the game. A
first prize of $10 and second prize
of $5 will be announced at half
time on Game Night.
, Awards will be made on the
basis of attractiveness, originality
and home-town spirit, with plen
tiful use of home-town colors of
foyal blue and white.
, Opposing the Blue Knights wilj
be Curry High school of Forsyth
county. Colors of Curry High
.school has not yet been learned,
.but will be anounced in plenty
of time for them to be used also
in the decorations.
, The contest has been a popular
one here for several years. A
brain-child of the late June Phil
lips, an enthusiastic supporter of
team activities from the 1946 in
auguration of six-man football at
Southern Pines High school, it
was promoted by him each year,
and this years’s decorations will
he dedicated to his memory as
well as the cause to which he was
devoted.
Prices for market hogs in North
Carolina this fall are expected to
be lower in view of the near rec
ord fall pig crop.
Properly inoculated legumes
are able to take nitrogen out of
the air and put it in the soil.
Our 28th Business Aenivefsary
—as—
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SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 25 — 12 noon fill?
$1.25
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GIBLET GRAVY MASHED POTATOES GARDEN PEAS
JELLIED FRUIT SALAD
HOMEMADE ROLLS BUTTER
HOMEMADE PIE OR CAKE
BEVERAGE
KNOWLTONS’ RESTAURANT
(Formerly Pine Top Restaurant)
Highway 211 GRADE "A" West End, N. C.
Phone Pinehurst 5722 Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Knowlton
Resulting in accident, judgment
continued on payment of costs;
John Womack, Fort Bragg and
Fayetteville, drunken driving,
pleaded not guilty, found guilty,
60 days on roads suspended on
payment of $100 fine and costs,
appeal to Superior Court entered,
bond set at $300.
When it comes to holding the
soil, controlling erosion, and
checking run-off, a good sod is
hard to beat. Consider this when
planning, conservation practices to
be carried out this fall.
. Glenmore
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distilled in KENTUCKY from
choice grains and deep-well
limestone water: *
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PINT
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a Thank You note -
This week marks our twenty years of service to you,
our customers.
We want to stop and take this opportunity to thank you
for your wonderful patronage during that time.
It has been your faith in us, combined with our efforts
to serve you in an honest manner, that has built our business
to what it is today.
We hope that our future efforts will continue to merit
your confidence and we can count you as a valued customer
for yea/s to come.
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Again, let us say a great big
THANK YOU I
Collins Department Store
Aberdeen, N. C.