THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1963
THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
Page THIRTEEN
MOORE COUNTY RECORDER'S COURT
Felonious Assault Cases Top Docket;
Terms For Bicycle Theft Suspended
Probable cause was found in all the cases were charged with
one case of felonious assault in
Moore Recorder’s Court June 17
while two others were continued
to this week. Defendants in
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assault with deadly weapon with
intent to kill, inflicting serious
and permanent injury.
Charles Ritter of Robbins,
Route 1, was placed under $2,000
bond for his appearance in Moore
Superior Court in August.
In another case of felonious as
sault, against Sam Toomer of
West End, Judge J. Vance Rowe
amended the warrant to charge
malicious destruction of person
al property, found the defendant
guilty and sentenced him to the
roads for 90 days.
In cases against Robert Gilmore
and Doretha Williams, both of
Cameron, Gilmore pleaded not
guilty to a charge of assault on
a female, Doretha also pleading
not guilty to assault and disor
derly conduct. Both were found
guilty of disorderly conduct and
prayer for judgment was contin
ued for each on payment of one-
half the costs.
Nol pros with leave was taken
in the case against Charles Mil-
ton McLaughlin of Eastwood on a
charge of assault and battery on
a female, when the prosecuting
witness failed to show up. The
judge ordered a capias to issue
for Mary Mason Powell, to come
into court and show why the
prosecution should not be held to
be frivilous and malicious, and
she taxed with the costs.
Not all the cases in court arose
from violence. Wilbert Moore of
Seagrove, Route 2, indicted by his
neighbor Rono Moore for allow
ing cattle to run at large, damag
ing the property of another, ten
dered a plea of not guilty. He was
found guilty of allowing his cows
to run at large without making
reasonable efforts to repair or
build a fence adequate for keep
ing them on his lot. Fined only $1
and costs. Defendant Moore gave
notice of intent to appeal to Su
perior Court and appearance
bond was set at $100.
Four young Negroes, Joyce
Horton, Nettie Roberson, Dorace
Davis and Junior Shamburger,
all of Robbins, pleaded not guil
ty to the larceny of two bicycles
valued at $100 and all were found
guilty eveept Dorace Davis, who
was acquitted. The others were
handed six-months terms, the girl
in Women’s Division of Central
Prison, the men on the roads, the
sentences to be suspended for 12
months on payment of $100 fine
and costs, not to violate larceny
laws nor drive a car- during the
suspension period, and to return
the bicycles to their owners.
In the bicycle larceny case one
Arthur Cole, subpoenaed as a
state’s witness, failed to appear
and the judge ordered him to pay
a $10 fine.
Other cases disposed of:
Lester Brown, Robbins, assault
on wife, nol pros on payment Of
costs (on wife’s request); Henry
L. Kelly, driving without license,
nol pros (defendant produced his
license); Junior Hussey, Robbins,
careless and reckless driving, ac
cident, personal injury, $25 and
costs (nobody involved but de
fendant); Lee Roy Grant, Carth
age, careless and reckless driving,
accident, exceeding safe speed,
judgment continued on payment
of costs, defendant to obey speed
laws; Milton T. Dowdy, Carth
age, carrying concealed weapon
(pistol), 30 days or $50 and costs;
John D Persons, Carthage, unlaw
ful possession of illicit whiskey,
$10 and costs.
Bobby Francis Paul, Biscoe,
speeding 70 in 60-mile zone, judg
ment continued for 12 months on
payment of $10 and costs, and
obedience to speed laws; David
Edward Criscoe, Seagrove, care
less and reckless driving, $25 and
costs; Robert Larry Marton, San
ford, Route 1, speeding 70 in 55-
mile zone, improper muffler, 30
days or $25 and costs, not to oper
ate car till he gets muffler re
paired; James Robert Goins, San
ford Route 6, speeding 55 in 45-
mile zone, $10 and costs; Worth
E. Cox, Robbins, Route 1, speed
ing 60 in 50-mile zone, $10 and
costs; Marion Taylor, Southern
Pines, speeding 75 in 60-mile
zone, $25 and costs; Jessie Wal
lace Burt, Carthage, speeding 70
in 55-mile zone, $15 and costs.
Dwight Nichols, failure to com
ply, 90 days on roads, commit
ment not to issue till last Monday
in August and not then if defend
ant has kept up his weekly sup
port payments and paid up ar
rearage amounting to $98;
Charles Vest, West End, worth
less check ($30) and worthless
check $10), pleaded not guilty to
both counts, found guilty on both,
30 days on each count suspended
on payment of $10 and costs and
repayment of the checks, defend
ant gave notice of appeal to Su
perior Court and bond was set at
$150 for both cases.
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