County Court Record
The following cases came be
fore Hilteboro’s Recorders Court
Monday, August 28th.
David Watts, assault with •
deadly weapon, 12 months; Don
ald Dorrity, assault, Mi pros;
Tommy Fuller, assault with a
j: deadly weapon' with intent to
i kill, 18 months; Carl*, ft /Atkins,
non support, not guilty; Earl
Evans, pfAKe difunk, *© days;
Larry Duncan, public drunk, nol
pros with leave;
Wallace 8. Parker, second Of
fense of manufacturing ttqtter,
waivered preliminary hearing,
bound ovdr to -Superior Court;
Garfield Watson, Illegal posses
sion and tflogal - possession *for
sale, request jury' trial; “Cdt”
Hamlett, assault on a minor, hot
guilty;, Bobby Hole man, assault,
six month*, appeal- given; f 4 \
Franfc-G. Torain was found not
guilty on the charge of forcible
trespass, but fined $50 and tikis
in one case of assault with a
deadly weapon and give* four
months on another case .af i
sault with a deadly weapon, he
appealed both of these ■ judg
ments.
Morris Walker, assault with a
deadly weapon, $50 and costs and
pay to John Rogers, $73.50 hos
pital bill and six months, sus
pended; William M. Chase,
Sjpeeding, called and failed;
George Gentry Parrott, reckless
driving, called and Jailed; Alon
so Pleasant Walker, Ceekless
driving, $58 and costs; Charles
tonally, speeding, costs;
Edward Lee Hoots, driving un
der influence, $180 and costs and
<3o not drive for 12 months; Wil
liam S. Knight, assault with a
deadly weapon, frivolous charge
fend prosecuting, witness fined $25
fend costs; Thomas Nathaniel
Sexton, reckless (driving result
ing in an accident, $35 and costs,
Inotice of appeal giVeh, bond set
fit $100;
W. T. McAdams, Worthless
check, amount of check and
costs; Marvin Lee Harris, redc
kss driving and no operator’s li
cense, $50 and costs; James Coy?
te Riley, speeding, $10 and costs;
Thomas Decattir Alley Jr., speed
ing, $10 and costs; Donald Fran-1 ’
Ues Switzer, overwidth, $10 and1
costs;
Joseph Mack McLeon Harris,
improper sigaal, $10 and costae
Inez Suitt Jones, reckless driv
ing, $25 and costs; Pete Poole,
public drunk, $5 and costs; Mrs.
I. C. Saunders, worthless check,
amount of check; Prank Hayes
Edwards, following too closely,
$10 and costs;
Wain Compton, improper reg
istration, HO and coils; Basil
Gerald Murptaw, ^poOfltRg, $11
and coats; James Wallace King,
public drunk, $6 and costs; Hom
ulus Scott Graves, improper
equipment, costa; Willie Lee
Boyd, reckless driving, $22 and
costs and Toots Stewart, defraud
ing taxi, costs.
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Two holiday
wrecks occur
near, Hillsboro
Patrolman T. F. Smith investi
gated two accidents overtbehol
May weekend.
On Friday night around 12:30
Dorothy Johnson was injured
when a truck in which she was
ridipg with her husband ran off
the road on old N. C. Highway
10 near Murphy School. Damage
to the truck was around $50.
On Saturday morning around
B:30 two colored women were
injured -and sent 4o Memorial
Hospital with -serious injuries.
Kathleen Whitted, around 32,
tvas driving a pick-up truck wn
the Faucette Mill Road when it
left the road, climbing a very
steep embankment, turning <wur.
Damage to the truck was estimat
'd at $600. The driver was
charged by Smith with rpekless
driving and no operator’s Upon
»e. The other passenger in THe
car was Laura Johnson, sister of
he driver.
Patrolman M. C. Parnell inves
tigated one accident. Saturday
lftemoon a car drives by Gerald
<*ranklin May of West Rosemary
»t., Chapel Hill, left the road on
Highway 54 and hit Morgan’s
Service Station. May was charged
vith speeding.
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King squires UNC summer session
By BILL SCARBOROUGH
Arnold K. King has just fin
ished a mansixed Job. As direc
tor of the University Summer
Session, he oversaw the teaching
of 5,000 students, who hailed
from over 100 other colleges and
UMhwdties throughout the no
tion, all in the space of less than
three months.
BkIi summer > UNO hccowipf i
vital eog in the state’s effort to
upgrade public school teaching
and teaching qualification*. Now,
however, more Students are here
to accelerate their educations
than there are tula ruing teach
ers. It is Khtfs |oh to-run a sum
mer university with more stu
dents than the average collage
has in regular session — witn
something less than a full staff.
King, a slow-talking, relaxed,
yet intense and chiving man,
leaned back in his chair after it
was all over and reflected on his
job, which he likes.
He is hard to classify profes
sionally; his record of adminis
trative assignments at Chapel
USB extends bade to the 1940’s,
but this is & years'short of his
record -as an instructor and pro
fessor. (
Even now. King says; "I have
never taken any position that
would keep me out of Hue class
room. Even when wo were on the
quarter system, i managed to
teach some.*’
v/n uie miujnn w
ect, the summer sessions, which
he took over from Guy B. Phillips
in 1958, he waxes eloquent without
prodding.
“Our summer session here is
no vacation spot. There are schools
around here that cater to a naan
who mants to pack up his family,
move into, a dormitory room and
spend a delightful she weeks en
joying the scenery and nearby
recreation; at negligible cost and
without taxing his mentality one
whit.”
“Ohapel Hill is hot, isolated
from nearby recreation facilities
and largely un-air conditioned. We
(See KING, Page U)
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