Two Waive Preliminary Hearings
Two Raeford men waived preliminary
hearings in district court Friday and
were bound over to Hoke County
superior court for grand jury action.
Jessie Charles Jenkins, 19, Rt. 1, is
charged with four counts of breaking,
entering and larceny in connection with
the December 28 breakin at Upchurch
Junior High School, the January 12
breakin at Upchurch Junior High
School, the January S breakin at
Raeford apartment owned by Clemmie
Miller and the February IS breakin at
Huffman Grocery and Service Station
on N.C. 211.
Jenkins is currently being held in lieu
of SI,2S0 bond on each count, a total
of $5,000 in bonds.
Larry McNeill, 23, Rt. 1, also
awaiting grand jury action, is charged
with breaking, entering and larceny and
receiving stolen goods in connection
with the December 28 breakin at
Upchurch School and larceny in
connection with the January 15,
breakin at Kenneth Frederick, Jr.'s. He
is being held in liue of SI ,500 bond.
James Dorsey Morrisey, Raeford,
convicted of driving without a license
and DUI, received four months
suspended 12 months, upon payment of
$175 fine and costs. He was placed on
12-monlhs probation.
Albert McAllister, Wagram, convicted
of DUI and speeding, received six
months suspended three and one-half
years upon surrender of his license for
three years and payment of $500 fine
and costs. He was placed on three and
one-half years probation.
Ivory Henderson, - Antioch
Community, convicted of assaulting a
female, prayer for judgement was
continued for three years upon payment
of costs.
Paul David Grosekoph, 314 Crawford
St., was found innocent of assaulting a
female. The court found frivilous and
malicious prosecution on the part of
Gloria Grosekoph and assessed her
costs.
Marcel McNeill, Rt. 1, convicted on
two counts of misdemeanor larceny,
received three years, suspended three
and one-half years upon payment of
$228 restitution and costs. He was
placed on three and one-half years
probation.
Gracie Lee Maynor, Rt. 1, convicted
of larceny, received six months
suspended two yean upon condition she
violate no laws for two years and pay
S100 restitution and cost.
Gerald Buie, Duffle Community,
convicted of assault by pointing a gun,
received six months suspended two
years upon condition he violate no laws
for two years and pay $50 fine and
costs.
Dwight Green, Rt. 2, was found
innocent of assault with a deadly
weapon. The court found frivilous and
malicious prosecution on the part of
Roosevelt Campbell and assessed him
costs.
Roosevelt Campbell, Raeford, was
found innocent of assault and injury to
personal property. The court found
frivilous and malicious prosecution on
the part of Dwight Green and assessed
him costs.
Roger Massey, Rt. 3, convicted of
larceny, received 60 days. James Jim
Edwards, 718 Green St., convicted of
petty larceny, public intoxication and
trespassing, received six months to one
year. The court recommended he be
given the option of serving his sentence
on the work release program. The state
took nol pros on a second public
intoxication charge.
James Ray Jr., Rt. 3, was found
innocent of assaulting a female and
trespassing.
Henry Lee Dockery, Rt. 3, Jerome
Ray, Rt. 3, Ottis Ray, Rt. 3, Alexander
Purcell, Rt. 3, Benjamin Ray, Rt. 3,
were found innocent of trespassing.
Calvin Headen, 514 Grant Avenue,
convicted of non-support, received 90
days suspended five years upon
payment of $20 a week child support
and costs.
Robert Oxendine, Rt. 1, convicted of
simple assault and non-support received
six months suspended three and
one-half years upon payment of $120
child support every two weeks and
costs. For good cause shown, cost was
remitted. He was placed on three and
one-half years probation.
A.G. Walters, Main Street, convicted
on two counts of issuing worthless
checks to J.T. Davenport Jr. of Sanford.
Walters was assessed SI,212.54
restitution and costs.
John McLean, Raeford, convicted of
issuing, a worthless check, received 30
days suspended upon payment of
SI0.99 restitution and costs.
Dan Bethea, Rt. 2, convicted of
issuing a worthless check, received 30
days suspended upon payment of
S36.90 restitution and costs.
Nancy Christian, Rt. 2, was convicted
of issuing a worthless check. Prayer for
judgment was continued upon payment
of $73.81 restitution and costs.
James Duncan McNeill, Aberdeen,
convicted of an inspection violation was
assessed costs.
The State took nol pros in cases
charging George Edward Long, 315
Crawford St., with assault on a female;
Ledbetler Jacobs Jr., Antioch
Community with issuing a worthless
check; Eugene Campbell, Edinbourough
Avenue, with public intoxication; Lec
Albert Jones, Rt. 3 with careless driving;
Harry Nelson McNeil, Antioch
Community with nonsupport; and
Bernece McCall, Ft. Wayne, Ind. with
destruction of public property.
TRAILER GUTTED-Harmony Heights trailer home of Sgt. and Mrs. Jerry Miller
was gutted by fire Tuesday morning. Mrs. Miller reports fire started in furnace area.
She and both children. Ronnie 5 and Tommy 3, escaped without in/urv. Puppy
Creek firemen battled blaze. IM-J PlioluI
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STEREO
COUNTRY
College Talent
Auditions Held
RALEIGH, N.C. - Auditioning March
16 as a finalist in the Meredith College
Talent Scholarship competition was
Miss Julia Ann Kicklighter, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin D. Kicklighter of
Raeford.
A prospective music major at.
Meredith, Miss Kicklighter, a senior at
Hoke County High School, was invited
to participate in the scholarship
program which recognizes excellence
and ability in music.
Miss Kicklighter was chosen on the
basis of an initial competitive audition.
She and eight other finalists returned to
Meredith for a second audition and
interview with the Meredith music
faculty March 16. Miss Kicklighter's
music speciality is Piano.
?A Music Talent Scholarship at
Meredith ranges from SI00 to $1000
per year, depending on the financial
need of the recipient. Winners will be
notified of their selection by April 1.
MY RECORD SPEAKS
FORME
REP. JOY J. JOHNSON
I Supported: The Repeal of the
Food Tax in a Soft Drink Tax
1) The 300 Million Doll*
Statewide School Bond Issue
2) Co-sponsored all major
Educational Bills
3) House Bill 721 Tax Relief
Package after it was amended
4) Raising the hourly minimum
wage
5) Prison Reform
6) Elimination of the Welfare
Lien
7) The Exceptional Children
Program
8) Highway Safety
9) Raising the payments of AFDC
Recipients
10) To ban discrimination based
on race, creed, color, national
origin, ago, sax, and party in job
opportunities in state and local
governments
11) Campaign and Election
Reform
12) The extension of Flue Cured
Tobacco Sales on the Border Belt
13) Community Colleges and
Technical Institutes
14) Public Kindergartens
15) Area Health Canters and
Extension of ECU
18) Mental Patients BUI of Rights
17) Opposed Sterilisation of
Mental Defectives without their
written consent and knowledge
18) Opposed Double Voting
19) Opposed Statewide Liquor
Referendum
20) I have appointed pages and
pagettes of ell races
Repeal ?? Food*Tax
(X) NOW VOTE FOR JOY J. JOHNSON
IN THE MAY PRIMARY
He needs your support. He Is
working for all the people.
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