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THE PILOT—Southern Pines. North Carolina
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1956
WildUfe Club Meets
Tuesday For Dinner
The Moore County Wildlife
Club will meet Tuesday night at
7:30 at Sandhill Farm Life school
cafeteria.
Dinner will be served by the
women of the Eureka Presbyte
rian Church with proceeds going
into their manse fund. Reserva
tions should be made through Mrs.
Hugh McLeod, Route 3, Carthage.
Gen. R. B. Hill is in charge of
the program.
REGULAR TERM STARTS MONDAY
Key Case Will Be Tried At Special
ITerm of Criminal Court Novembeir 19
Jack Key, 21-year-old State Col
lege student charged with raping
a Biscoe school teacher last May,
will be tried once again at a spe
cial term of criminal court, begin
ning Monday, November 19.
Judge Hoyle Sink of Greensboro
will preside.
Key was tried at the July term
but a hung jury caused the case
The curriculum of the Depart
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lina School of Public Health was i Don Phillips, who presided at the
nationally accredited in 1941. Urial, refused at the time to let
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Key out of jail on bail and has
since refused other requests from
his attorneys, Herbert Seawell and
W. D. Sabiston, both of Carthage.
All told. Key will have been in
jail just one week short of six
months when his trial comes up
again.
Seawell and Sabiston have not
indicated any line of defense they
would pursue this time. Both
have stoutly maintained that Key
is innocent and have not indicated
they would submit to a lesser
plea.
Seawell said last week that “the
case will be tried again. We have
new things to present to the jury,
of course. But the defense will be
substantially the same as it was
in July.”
Solicitor M. G. Boyette has not
said yet whether he would seek a
special venire from which to se
cure a jury. A jury list of 45 peo
ple, including three women, has
been picked, however, and it is
presumed that efforts will be
made to select the jury from that
list.
Key’s case is docketed fourth on
the list. That does not mean that
he will be tried the first day, al
though court officials have indi
cated in the past that they feel it
will take most of the week fpr the
trial.
Other cases docketed for the
special term are the following;
Cicero Jlavis, assault and bat
tery, assault with a deadly weap
on inflicting serious and perma
nent injury with intent to kill;
Carl Junior Chriscoe, speeding
90 and failing to heed a siren;
Melvin Jackson Vest, speeding
75; Jack Black, larceny by fraud;
Burney Rufee Williamson and
William Wesley Key, larceny of
an automobile, William Wallace,
and Allen Ray Mooney, forgery.
Nathaniel Toomer, Melvin Per
son and Bobby Lee Marsh,
breaking and entering, larceny;
George R. Brown and James E.
McFeaters, Jr., robbery from per
son; Claudius O. Westbrook, dis
orderly conduct, vile and profane
language; Charlie Edward Man-
ess, asault with a deadly weapon,
carrying a concealed weapon,
drunk and creating a disturb-
'ance, amended to driving drunk;
Brack Gaddy, trespassing and
destroying property.
Delorius Tempter, trespassing
and destroying property; James
Harrison Lanham, driving drunk,
improper parking; Bobby Leon
ard Frye, no operator’s license
(second offense); Claude Alex
ander Kennedy, driving drunk,
possession of illicit whiskey;
Robert Wade Cooke, driving
drunk, no operator’s licer^e;
Penn Oscar Hickman, allowing
drunk driver to operate his car;
John McCall and Vivian Mon
roe, bedding and co-habiting.
Zero Mitchell, fraud; Marion En
nis Upchurch, driving drunk,
second offense; John Clarence
Watson^_^ assault and battery;
Norman Ross Allen, driving after
license revoked; Hoover Beny-
mon, careless and reckless driv
ing; Cornell Beck, driving drunk,
operating car on wrong side of
road.
Many Continued
Many of the cases have been
continued from previous terms,
although several have been add
ed since the regular court term
docket was compiled.
In the regular term, which be
gins Monday with Judge Walter
E. Crissman of High Point presi
ding, there are 13 cases involving
defendants charged with driving
drunk. In one instance, scheduled
for trial Monday, James Harvey
Wilson is charged with the fourth
offense of driving drunk.
Several forgery cases, a num
ber of cases in which the defend
ants are charged with speeding
at extremely high speeds, and
two cases of manslaughter are
also^ scheduled.
Monday has, as usual, been set
aside for bills and the warrant
docket, although the trial docket
will also be started.
This is Judge Crissman’s first
appearance in Moore County.
Judge Sink, currently serving as
a special Superior Court judge,
has been on the bench 28 years
and has held court in the county
a number of times previously.
Jurv Lists
The jury list for the regular
WITH THE
Armed Forces
S^l. George C. Wilson Jr„
whose wife, Clara Mae, lives at
1201 Ninth, Huntsville, Ala., re
cently was graduated from the
Army’s Southeastern Signal
School Fort Gordon, Ga.
He completed the school’s ten-
week power equipment mainte
nance course. The course trained
him to install, operate and serv
ice motor-driven signal equip
ment.
Sergeant Wilson, whose par
ents live in Aberdeen, entered
the Army in 1952.
term;
Lacy Baldwin, Francis Brewer,
Lee Brewer, Ronny K. Brooks,
C. G. Boyette, Sr., Delcie Calli-
cutt, Jesse Ross Cameron, J. Os
car Chappell, Leonard Cockman,
Edward Collins, Lee Clarence
Corieno, Lee E. Denny, C. L.
Doby, Everette B. Fry, Horace
Herring, Geoi;ge Hilliard, W. T.
Huntley, Jr., Dorothy H. Kiser,
O. W. Key Delmas Kimball, Jake
C Lassiter,, and C. A. Lemons,
H. L. Milton, J. G. Morgan,
Walter C. Morgan, P. P. Moon,
Hilton McCrimmon, A. Ray Mc
Donald, Alex McKenzie, Nancy
McLean, Marshall Palmar, Hay
wood Person, James R. Phillips,
Redmond H. Proctor, J. H. Rice,
D. L. Ritter, Louis Scheipers, Jr.,
N. L. Stanley, Lee J. Thomas, L.
J. Thompson Albert Tyner, Da
vid Tyson, W. D. Wadsworth,
Watson Williams, and Robert
Williamson.
The jury list for the special
term;
George M. Blue, W. L. Batche
lor, Willie Belton, T. D. Caviness,
W. S. Cole, Pauline H. Creslaiid,
^ G. Conrad. A Hie Davis. Elbert
W. Dowd, Martin Freeman and
oipT-Trip TTi-peman.
Cranford Garner, T. R. Goins,
Carson Goins, L. M. Garner,
Donald S. Garrison, W. E. Gil
christ, Thompson Hussey, M. W.
Harbour, A. L. Rail and C. M.
Hardy. '
William Ernest Kelly, Ray
mond A. Kennedy, W. F. Ken
nedy, Roy G. Martin, Fred Man-
ess, Homer Marion, Graham
Moore, Alton B. Moore, Wayne
Marion and John D. McNeill.
D. A. McNeill, John D. McCas-
kill, A. Leonard McNeill, W. N.
Nicks, Lillian S. Oldham, Her
man B. Ritter, Jack Reed, R. S.
Ratcliff, Myrtie K. Smith, James
A. Stevens, P. R. Staples, Claude
Thomas, John B. Tullock and
Claude C. Wallace.
The Department of Public Public Health is a unit within
Health Nursing of the Univer- the UNC Division of Health Af-
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