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BOO - This spooky group of witch**, prtmetmx, Indians, football heroes and
goblins ponded to the Library but week fora Halloween program. The costumes
were all personally fitted and made by the Raeford Kindergarten students while at
school
Office Visit Set
Congressman's Charlie Rose's mobile
office will be parked near the Raeford
Post Office from 10 ajn. to 3 pjn.
Friday. The office will be manned by
Rip Collins, administrative assistant to
Rose.
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Five Convicted Of DUI
Fhw 1MB were convicted of DUI in
district Court Friday. HaraM Lee
WOhuAt, Fayetteville, wu convicted of
third oflenM DUI and an inspection
violation. He received 12 monrni and
|ave notice of appeal. Appeal bond wm
continued at $750.
Frank Souther land, Brooklyn, wa?
convictfd of DUI, spoeding, and a
license violation. He recetved ux months
suspended 12 months upon condition
he surrender his licenn for 12 months
and pay S175 fine and coats.
Thomas Buddy Clippard, 213 E.
Donaldson Ave. ?u convicted of DUI
and failure to comply with a license
restriction. He received four months
suspended 12 months upon condition
he surrender his license for 12 months
and pay S160 fine and costs. He was
granted limited driving privilege.
Sloan Leggette Jr., McColl, S.C., was
convicted of DUI and a license
violation. He received four months
suspended 12 months upon surrender of
his license for 12 months and payment
of $ 160 fine and costs.
Elijah Handon, Anitoch Community,
was convicted of DUI and failure to
decrease speed. He received 90 days
suspended 12 months upon condition
he surrender hit license for 12 months
tnd pay SI SO flue and costs. He wis'
granted limited driving privilege. 1
James Franklin Reed, Fiyettevllle,
was charged with DUI. At the cloee of
the staUs evidence, the defendant's
motion for non-?uit was granted by the
court.
Charles Dean McMiWin, Dunn,
convicted of speeding, received 30 days
suspended upon payment of S2S fine
ana costs.
Conrad McKinley Pope Jr.,
Fayetteville, was convicted of speeding,
ana asaeaed S5 fine and costs.
Noah Franklin Murray, Ft. Bragg was
called on charges of speeding andTailed
to appear. The court ordered bailbond
of $125 forfeited with judgment final.
Gary Wayne Greenway, Fayetteville,
was convicted of speeding. Prayer for
judgment was continued upon payment
of costs.
William Thomas Griffin, Marshville,
was convicted of speeding. Prayer for
judgment was continued upon condition
he pay costs.
William Holbrook Piatts, Charlotte,
was convicted of speeding. Prayer for
judgment was continued upon payment
of costs.
Patrick Joseph Scannell, Charlotte,
was convicted of speeding. Prayer for
judgment was continued upon payment
of costs.
Roosevelt Campbell, Rt. 2, was
convicted of driving without a license
and failure to report an accident.
He received 60 days suspended upon
payment of ISO fine and costs.
Lee Francis Davis, Laurinburg,
convicted of driving without a valid
chauffeurs license received 30 days
suspended upon condition he pay 125
fine and costs.
Granison Cobb, Rt. 2, was convicted
of failure to apply for title and a
registration violation. He received
30 days suspended upon payment of
S2S fine and costs.
Jerry Drennan Flowe, Charlotte, was
convicted of a stop sign violation.
Prayer for judgment was continued
upon payment of costs.
Raymond Autry, Fayetteville,
convicted of misdemeanor larceny
received two years suspended two years J
upon condition he pay $300 restitution
and costs. He was placed on two-years
probation. The state took nol pros on
companion charges of breaking and
entering and receiving stolen goods.
Marshall M. Faircloth, Fayetteville,
convicted of misdemenaor larceny
received two years suspended two years
upon payment of $3(X) restitution and
costs. He was placed on two years
probation. The state took nol pros on
companion charges of breaking and
entering and receiving stolen goods.
Richard E. Carter, Ft. Bragg,
convicted of hunting with a rifle in
Hoke County received 30 days suspened
two years upon condition he violate no
hunting laws and pay a $25 fine and
costs.
Greg Keith Floyd, Raeford, was
convicted of shoplifting. He received six
months as a youthful offender
suspended 18 months and placed on 18
months probation with condition he
report to the Hoke County High Sheriff
Fridays at 6 pjn. and be held until 6
pjn. Sunday for four consecutive
weekends.
Wilbert McCrimmon, Duffie
Community, convicted of assault
received six months three years upon
condition he not assault his wife for
three years and pay costs.
William M. Bratcher, Rt. 1, was
convicted of issuing a worthless check.
He was assessed $100 restitution and
costs.
C.F. Ferguson, Parkton, convicted of
issuing a worthless check was assessed
$90 restitution and costs.
Ellis Locklear, Rt. I, was convicted
of issuing a worthless check and assessed
costs.
Freddie Leggett, Rt. 1, was convicted
of assault and battery. Prayer for
judgment was continued for two years
upon payment of costs.
Mary Calloway Haire, Stonewall
Township, was convicted of failure to
reduce speed to avoid a collision. Prayer
for judgment was continued upon
payment of costs.
The state took nol pros against:
Raymond Wallace, Rt. 3, charged with
assault; John Lloyd, Red Springs,
temporary larceny of an auto; Ernest
Leverne Parker, Antioch Community,
public intoxication; and Levi Carpenter,
Sixth Street, forcible trespass.
Upchurch 3rd
In Volleyball
The Upchurch Junior High girls
volleyball team placed third in the
Sandhills Association for thrPromotion
of Physical Education volleyball
sportsday round robin tournament
Saturday at the Douglas Byrd High
School Gym.
Approximately 137 girls and 16
teachers participated representing 9
senior high division teams ind five
junior high division teams. Laurinburg
Junior High placed first in the junior
high division.
Hoke High School girls
participated in the senior high division
which was won by Douglas Byrd H%h
School, Fayettevilto.
The earliest known map waa drawn
around 2)00 B?. on a clay tablet, the
National Geographic Society ays. It
waa found Mar Babylon
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