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THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1964
MOORE RECORDERS COURT
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Harnett Youths Draw Probationary
Terms For Break-ins in This Area
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Two Harnett County youths,
Boyd K. Price, 21, of Sanford Rt.
7, and Bobby J. Sharpe, 19, of
Sanford Rt. 6, were given pro
bationary terms, along with mul
tiple fines, in Moore Recorder’s
Court at Carthage Monday for
breaking and entering and lar
ceny.
Price and Sharpe were recent
ly arrested in Lee County and
admitted break-ins and thefts in
Moore, Lee and Harnett counties.
They have now been tried in
both Lee and Harnett counties,
while Moore waited its turn.
They have been placed on proba
tion in all three counties.
In the Moore court, the youths
pleaded guilty to breaking into
Dr. Medlin’s and Dr. Vander-
Voort’s Sandhills Dental Clinic
at Aberdeen June 16, causing ex
tensive damage to the building,
especially the doors, and taking
a money box containing about $18
and an electric desk clock;
Marsh’s Grocery Store near West
End. where they took ciga
rettes. tobacco, lighter fluid and
other merchandise, less than $20
Co. at Pinebluff July 3, breaking
into a cigarette machine there
and taking cigarettes and money,
and Smithson’s of Southern
Pines, Inc., on US Highway 1
north of Southern Pines, where
they stole a cash box containing
around $5Q. also on July 3.
In addition, Price admitted
breaking into the new Golf
World office building in South
ern Pines the night of June 14
with the intent to steal, though
nothing actually was taken.
On each of the cases, each de
fendant was sentenced to eight
months on the roads, to be serv
ed consecutively, each sentence
suspended on two years’ proba
tion and payment of $100 fine in
each case, the fines to be payable
at the rate of $10 per month, plus
costs. While on probation they
were ordered not to operate _ a
car on the public roads, nor to vio
late any of the laws against
breaking and entering, larceny
or trespass, also to be on good
behavior generally, or else all
the road sentences would come
into effect, making a total of 40
months for Price, 32 months for
the roads, the defendant through
his attorney gave notice of ap
peal and bond was set at $500.
Other cases disposed of:
Claude Bennett McQuage, Jr.,
Carthage, speeding 75 in 60-mile
zone, $20 and costs; Richard Fred
Prestwood, Lenoir, driving while
drunk, $100 and costs, license re
voked 12 months; Graham E.
Chriscoe, Seagrove Rt. 2, careless
and reckless driving, accident,
personal injury, judgment con
tinued 12 months on payment of
$25 and costs, not to violate laws
against speeding and reckless
driving in that time; Bryce
Blackwell, Lexington, careless
and reckless driving, accident,
driving after license suspension,
90 days suspended for 12 months
on payment of $200 and costs, de
fendant to pay or cause to be
paid damage and medical ex
penses of persons hurt; DeWitt T.
Seawell, Asheborp, public drunk
enness, five days in jail and pay
costs; Hanes Mace, Jr., Laurin
burg, larceny of clothes valued
at less than $50, nad James Wil
liams, Raleigh, aiding and abet
ting, four months on roads each,
defendant Mace gave notice of
appeal and bond was set at $300
William Forrest, Eagle Springs
driving without license, 30 days
or $10 and costs; Donnie Vann
Armstrong, driving without li-
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Charles Sparks, Jr., 21-year-
old Negro soldier of Fort Bragg,
pleading not guilty to the charge
of assault with deadly weapon
with intent to kill, declared his
desire for a lawyer and his lack
of ability to pay one, requesting
that the court appoint one. This
the court did, allowing two hours
for the attorney to get up a de
fense for the soldier, who was ac
cused of the near-fatal beating of
a 67-year-old woman after both
had been drinking at Sally’s
Place, near Montgomery county,
the night of July 3. Sally’s Place
has since been closed for the next
three years, by order of the
court.
Sparks was found guilty of as
sault and battery on a female, in
flicting serious and permanent
injury but without intent to kill.
Sentenced to serve 18 months on
cense, on wrong side, 30 days
suspended for 12 months on pay
ment of $25 and costs; Dorothy
Joline Rogers, Robbins, exceed
ing safe speed, accident, $10 and
costs: Herbert All Russell, Ashe-
boro Rt. 5, speeding 65 in 55-mile
zone, $10 and costs; Larry
Thomas Jackson, Eagle Springs,
assault with deadly weapon, four
months or $25 and costs, defend
ant to pay medical expenses of
Lovell Spencer; nol pros with
leave taken by State in cases
against Lovell Spencer, charged
with assault, Henry Richardson,
assault with deadly weapon, and
Edward Person, aiding and abet
ting.
Robert Gilliam Richardson and
Robert Elwood Morgan, both of
Eagle Springs, exceeding safe
speed, both pleaded not guilty,
found guilty, $10 and costs each,
Richardson notified of appeal and
bond was set at $100; James Au
brey Locke, Sanford Rt. 3, driv
ing while drunk, $100 and costs,
license revoked as provided by
law; Danny Osborne Caviness,
Lakeview, careless and reckless
driving, accident, $25 and costs.
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Phone 692- 6341 113 N.E. Broad SI.
Southern Pines. N. C.
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CONCRETE INC.
OF MOORE COUNTY
Phone 695-4522
U.S. 1 South Southern Pines
Shaw Paint 8: Wallpaper Co.
N.E. Broad St. Ph. 695-8241
Sou. Pines Recapping Co.
Ph. 692-2546 S.W. Broad St. Ext.
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