County Court Record
Ca£8s coming before Hi'Jsbcro
Recorder's Court Mon Jay were.
Law.ence James Ben ett, ille
gal poisti-ilon, $300 and costs;
Oil e Wy.n, illegal possession tnd
illegal possession for sale, $*.00
and costs; Cmtiss Merritt, non
support, prayer for judgment con
tirued if he pay $7.50 per week for
support of child; David Odell
Mi.hers, no operator’s license a d
wrong side of road, nrt in pass
ing, two months on roads; How
arc Larry Duncan, reckless driv
ing a'd \.o operator's license, $25
and costs, three months suspend
ed;
Lather Wanner, illegal posses
sion and illegal possession for sale,
$25 and ccsis; Mack Arthur
Wright. seeding and carrying a
concealed weapon, $50 and costs;
Torn Chambers, illegal possession
and illegal possession for sale,
$103 and costs, 15 months, sus
* pended; Harold Wayne Quinton,
speeding, nal pros; Paul Jones,
illegal possession and illegal pos
session for sale, not guilty; John
ny Wall, disorderly conduct and
damage to property, two months,
suspended; Johony Wall, puhhc
dnu*. $5 and eosts, 30 days, sus
poadei; . ,
Cleatha Brooks Jr„ reckless
driving, prayer for judgment ccn
tvvjeado August 15; Raymond Al
ston, secret assault, probable ca e
of assault with a deadly weapon
-and »’jo probable cause secret as
sault, bound over to Superior Court
William David I arrar, pyrotech
nics, $25 as4 ’costs: Grady Alex
Thompson,, pyrotechnics. $10 and
©.sis; Raymond Howell, fraud,
c. n it ucd to Julf^25}JHojf^t Varn
Milliards, speeding, $10 Irod’cckts;
Gerald La wrence fCheek, speed
ing, $50 and pests; Lacy Chapel,
reckless driving, resulting in an
■accident, $50 and costs; Julia.;
Ruffin t Ragan, no chauffeurs lr
cense, $25 and costs; Ronald Kei h
Brooks, speeding. $50 and costs;
Butch Wall, public drunk and il
legal pcssessxu, one men h to
roads; Jerome Titus He iwuckle,
speeding and driving under influ
ence. $100 and costs, three months,
suspended for 12 mon.hs;
'William Adolphe Wilsm, reck
less driving result! :g in accident
45 days in jail if not paid by Tues
day neon; f’hillip D. Matthews,
allowing minor to drive, prayer
for judgment continued for six
months; Vance Orrin Is;, hour III,
exceeding safe speed, costs; Daisy
Jones, illegal possession and il
legal possession for sa’e, $25 add
costs; Linwcod Bradsher, illegal
ptsse-si&n. $5 and casts;
Willis tJimtead, .mr.wi'acturi'-g
ligurr etc. continued to July 25;
Michael Buchanan, public drunk
and disorderly conduct, $14 ard
casts; Fred Marti;, speed: jg, $10
and cents; James Arthur Crutch
field, lrrceny, $50 and cos's;
Na'hani&l Wells, reekle s driv
ing, $25 and costs; Louie Fbenix
Jack-sen. speeding. $10 and costs;
Lillian Weaver King, failing to
display valid license plate, costs;
Earnest Orange Clark, improper
T-BONE
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89< lb.
MARLOW’S
GROCERY
Op*n Sunday # t.m.-7 p.m
i equipment, casts; Willie Hender
i aon Claytcn, wrong side of real,
j $10 ar.d costs;
J'-fon Marvfci Wood, improper
; equipmt'.it, costs; Edward John
Maslanka. speeding, $12 ad
costs; William Richard Kimery, j
improper equipment, costs: Wil
liam Bogar Walters, failing to
grant right of way, $10 and casts;
Hartriid Edward Walker, speeding,!
$10 ard cwts: William-Ivey Davis,
improper equipme t. ersts; fbxlvs
William Graves, improper equip
j meat, costs; John Wesley Graves,
I reckless driving, $2$ and costs;
Willi am D. McCulley, no oper
I ^‘or’s hcease. $?5 .and casts; Wil-1
■ ,iam Nash Evecette dr., speeding,!
j $10 and costs; •Lyowcod Jackson j
l Wafl, speeding, costs; T G. Oak-;
j le&. public dru' k, $5 and caets; |
I James Lamer Cooper, filling to i
,toP *4 st*P sign, $10 and ocsis: !
Pat Ray, public drunk, $5 and j
costs; Landrum Atex Gentry,
speeding, $10 and costs;
Janus Pugh, public drunk, $3
and ccsts; Janus C. Wyatt, pub
lic dru. k, $5 and costs; Prest.n
Almond Weeds, wsutjg side of
read and nothin passing, $10 and
costs; Harvey Winston Rape,
speeding, ces s; -James Rcscoe
Taylor, speeding, $15 and toss:
Jena -6c r aggies Crutchfk’d,
speeding $10 and costs; James
'Pratt Fuip, improper equipment,
costs; James A. Arter-s, • wrong
•side of road and net in passing,
$10 and ccsts; Roman Wesley At
k ■ is, violate G. S. -30-116 <0>, $10
?,rdi costs; William David Slaugh
ter, improper -equipment, costs;
Nancy Stewart Collins, speeding,
passing on hiU, $5 and costs; Ed
ward Chavis, following too dteseiy,
$10 and costs; Rufus Alin Potest,
improper equipment, costs; mi
Alfred Robert Chesbro. speeding,
f ayer tor judgment ccotinued for
60 days.
It is ideas, nt vested teterests,
which are dangerous for good or
evil.
Wheat vote eligibility data • ^
is explained by ASC chairman
Just woo is eligible to vote in
the July 21 referendum cn 1961
wheat marketing quotas was today
exjflafr.ed today by W. M. Snipes,
Chairman of (be Orange County
ASC Committee.
'-*• According to Snipes, any g.ower
to Ori.ige County who will pro
duce mere than IS acres ef wheat
« «r«n tor-1961 wiH be eligible
to cast a ballot to the quota vote.
Growers who will have smaller
wheat acreages in 1961a«d those
who are taking part to toe feel
wheat program are not eligible to
wte, since the wheat from such
farms would not be subject to
marketing penalties under a queta
program.
Seapes reminded farmers that
these who vote in the referendum *
•wad Thursday will be the ones '*
who-decide what kind of pogram
win be in effect for the next wheat
crop “Because this year's wheat
referendum comes during an elec
tion year, your July 21 vote wiH
count twice —^ once for the wel
fare of family wheat farmers and
onde as a demonstration to politi
cal candidates of how yni feel '!
about the farm program." He
urges that every eligible voter
case his ballot, so that the re
sult may truly reflect the desires
of growers themselves.
At least two-thirds of the total
votes cast must be favorable if
the 1961 wheat marketing quota
is to remain in effefrt.
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