»Heavy fines and suspended terms given five for Legion robbery Five Orange County aod Dur ham youths have been given fines and suspended sentences for bur glarizing and wreaking destruc tion at the Chapel Hill American Legion Clubhouse. Orange County Recorer’s Court Judge L. J. Phipps allowed pros ecution to be dropped on felonious breaking and entering charges brought against the five in con nection with the July 7 night-time robbery. All pleaded nolo contendere to B misdemeanor charges of larceny and were given fines from $25 to $50 apiece and suspended roads sentences of six to 16 months. In addition the court imposed a to tal of $800 in charges on the de fendants for damages to the build ing and furnishings. Arrested last week Sheriffs deputies? and other Durham and Orange County offi cere arrested them last week. However none of the $150 in miss ing money and merchandise was recovered, except for a small radio. Dcmald BroadweU, IS, whs Ives near the rinkhense hi Or •M Coaaty two miles east sf Chapel Hill, was given the heaviest penalties sf $M and easts pins $2M damage charges for damage to property and an i additional $25 awl costs for lar ceny. Ia addition he drew an 18 months roods terra suspended two years and another six months suspended term. Ihe others charged and their penalties: Charles McNeill, 19, Durham County, damage to prop erty, $50 and coster $800 damage charges, two years roads sentence suspended on 18 months good be havior ; Melvin Rudd, 19, Durham, damage ot property, 12 months damage to property, 12 months meat of $50 and costs and $200 damages; and Spencer Herbert Ferrell, Durham, larceny, 12 months roads term, suspended on three years good behavior and on payment of $50 and costs and $160 damages; and Brantley Smith, 17, Durham, larceny, $60 and costs and $160 damages. Other cases on the court docket Monday: Morris William Hitson, speed ing, nol pros; Harold Wayne Pkfc lell speeding and improper reg istration, $15 and costs; Clifton Copeland, reckless driving. $100 and costs; Henry Jennings, illegal possession and iOegai possession for sale, $60 and costs, four, months, suspended; Donald Maloy Wright, speeding, $6 and costs; Linwood Bradsher, illegal posses sion and transporting, $50 and ■ Police executives convention set in Chapel Hill next week * The Chapel Hill Police Depart-1 meat is joining with the Institute at Government in Chapel Hill next! week as toasts far the three-day annual convention of the North Carolina Police Executives Asso ciation. Chief Bill Blake sent out final invitations to more than 300 police executives this week. The group will arrive Wednesday afternoon, 7 registering at the Institute, where many of them will be iMgjsed. A pistol match is planned for Thursday at the Institute’s firing range. Winners awards will be presented Thursday night, follow ing an outdoor dinner on the In stitute grounds. Officers and their wives are in vited to attend a general meeting Friday morning on problems of law enforcement. A women’s auxiliary group is to be tamed at a Friday luncheon in the Caro lina inn. The Association’s business meet ing is scheduled far Friday after noon and the convention will end with a Friday evening banquet in Lenoir HaH. He that can have patience can have what he will. -—Benjamin Franklin Happiness quite unshared can scarcely be called happiness. It has no taste. —Mrs. GasheB HILLSBORO PERSONALS HOME Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Culbreth and children returned home Sat > urday from a two weeks vaca tion. Sherrie and Wilma Ritten bouse of Atlanta, Ga„ retunoed with them. The Culbreths visited in Atlanta with the Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Rittenhouse Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Rittechouse Jr. They took the trip by camp ing along the way, stopping in the mountaks and at the beach. AWAY Spending Tuesday at White Lake were' Mrs Maxine Howard and ' daughter, Gail. Mrs. John P. Crabtree and children, all of HiHs horo and kb-, and Mrs. j. B. Bow les and children of Durham. HOME C. D. ’’Buck” Knight returned boms Sunday after being a pati ent in Veteran Hospital. HERE ■> i Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Pete Cole la their daughter. Mrs. Arth ur Bateman, of Tons. SHOWER Mrs. Howard Wheeley was feted with a stork shower last Saturday night in the home of her mother, Mis. W. A. Crabtree, with sisters and sisters-in-law hostesses, Mis. Julian Carroll, Mrs. John P. Crab tree, Mrs. Bill Crabtree, Mrs. Marvin Hayes and Mrs. Maxine Howard. Following the playing of games the hoooree opened gifts. The hostesses served refresh ments of fruit punch, potatoe chips and cake squares to the following: Mrs. Allen Pearson, Mrs. J. C. Andrews, Mrs. Pete Ode, Mis. Leonard Wagoner, Mrs. Marion Cates, Mrs. Marvin Riley, and Misses Ossie Crabtree and Chris tine Carroll, all of Hillsboro; Mis. Arthur Bateman of Texas, Miss Faye Even of Iowa and Mrs. Bob Mohr of Durham. TWINS Mr. and Mr*. Eugene Wren of Durham announce the arrival of identical twin girls Tuesday, July 96. Mr. Wren is om of Mr. end Mrs. W. G. Wren Sr. of OBsbum. costs and four months, suspended; Darrow B. HiU, reckless driv ing, $25 and costs; Lester Bostic, reckless driving, prayer for judg ment continued to August 1; Jacob Cartwright Hubbard, improper parking locations, costs; Aguster Pennix, non support, 12 months, suspended, pay $40 per month for child, notice of appeal given, bond set at $500; Frederick Michael Dixon, expired operator’s , license, $25 and costs; Lonnie Sloan, public drunk, $5 and costs; William Bethea Voncannon, speeding. $10 and costs; Magal ene Lee Bowling, failing to sig nal or improper signal, $10 and costs; Eva Phelps Swygert, speed ing, $10 and costs; Charlie Jor dan James, litterbug, $10 and costs; Moody Benjamin Overton, following too closely. $10 and costs; Henry Samuel Gillespie, speeding, $12 and costs; Lynn Harding Stephenson, following too closely, $10 an costs; John Wes ley Peden, speeding, $15 and costs; Bobby Ray Barrow, speeding, $15 and costs; Hoke Charles Mor row, speeding, $10 and costs; Hil da Gray Wray, public drunk, $5 and costs; James Ray Truell, speeding, $11 and costs; Graver B. Vaughn, stop sign, costs; Ma con J. Cates, stop sign, $10 and costs; Efland Beoneham, no oper ator's license, $25 and costs; James O. McPherson, worthless check, amount of check and costs; William Jefferson Leath, speed ing, $13 and caste; Ethel Coffey Beyle, speeding, $13 and costs; W. J. Wreno, public drankeoess, $5 and cosat; W. J. Wreon, public <fcunkeness, $6 and costs; Hazel Jones Carlton, speeding, $10 and costs; Donald Warren Pope, speeding, $10 and coate; T. J. Kil patrick, public drunk, $5 and coate; Oku Reese Judd, speeding, $15 and costs; Edward Johnston Anderson Jr., speeding, $10 end costs; Major Jones, public drunk, $5 and costs; Jesse Brooks, pub lic drunk, $5 and costs; Ckattis Lunsford, public drunk, 15 and costs; Robert Walker Jones, speeding, $13 and costs; Bradley Hugh Wyatt, speeding, $12 and costs; Richard Earle Murray, speeding, $10 and costs; Melvin Thomas Roberson, Bill Warren Clayton, reckless driving, $25 and costs and George Milton Patter son, exceeding safe speed, costs. "ange FARM EQUIPMENT I * 'Jatnoat BRAN DS. it 11 'pitevMy SERVICE**, wii GRASS CUTTER Swings Like A Golf Club ORANGE EQUIPMENT HARDWARE - HOUSEWARES! SEE OUR SELECTION NEW FALL DRESSES FOR BACK-TOSCHOOL GIRLS' DRESSES IN SIZE 14 NOW INCLUDED IN STOCK SPECIAL TODAY & AUG. .4 One Bust Vignette 8x10 ^ PORTRAIT Regular $5 Value ONLY $1.00 plus 35c tax & mailing NO AGE LIMIT * ADULTS or CHILDREN By Wicks Studio THE LITRE SHOP Hillsboro ★ Famous Make BATHING SUITS it All Shorts & Sleeveless Blouses ★ SUMMER SKIRTS ★ Short Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS, Men and Boy's ★ SUMMER JEWELRY ★ SUMMER BAGS ★ Ladies' l> Children's DRESSES ★ Sleeveless MATERNITIES Last Week of Special SALE of Just-a-Just EXQUISITE BRAS R«g. $2.95 SHORT, Now $2.49 or 2 for $4.85~Rog. $5 Long, Now 3.99 Rog. $3.95 "D" Cups, Now $3.49 ii

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