In District Court
Light Docket Wrapped Up Early
A light docket was wrapped up by
early afternoon Friday and a large
number of cases were continued to a
later date.
Three men pleaded guilty to drunken
driving and a woman was found not
guilty of drunken driving.
Pleading guilty to driving under the
influence (DUI) was Ralph E. Stewart,
224 Roberts Street, who was sentenced
to 90 days suspended for one year,
ordered not to drive for one year except
under terms of limited permit granted,
fined $150 and costs. Breathalyzer
result was .19, according to records.
Billy Ray Jolly, Laurinburg, pleaded
guilty to DUI, driving while license
revoked, carrying a concealed weapon,
and exceeding a safe speed. Jolly was
handed a 12 - month term suspended
for two years, put on probation two
years, ordered not to drive for two
years, directed to begin alcoholic's
rehabilitation, and fined $500 and costs.
Breathalyzer result was .14, according
to records.
Leonard H. Wooten, 705 N. Main
Street, pleaded guilty to DUI,
misdemeanor hit and run, no financial
responsibility, and failure to yield. He
was given 12 months suspended for two
years, put on probation two years,
ordered not to drive for one year except
as set forth in limited permit issued,
ordered to make $102.54 restitution,
and fined $200 and costs. Breathalyzer
result was .14, according to records.
Georgia C. Howell, 121 S. Wright
Street, was found not guilty of DUI.
Breathalyzer result was .14, according
to records.
Leon Willis, Rt. 2, Raeford, pleaded
guilty to assault on a female and was
given 90 days suspended for three years,
taxed costs, and ordered not to assault
his wife for three years.
Larry A. Smith, Rt. 4, Raeford, was
found not guilty of assault on a female
and the prosecuting witness was ordered
to pay costs.
Jessie McKoy, Jones Hill section,
pleaded not guilty but was found guilty
of assault on a female and was given a
prayer for judgment continued (PJC)
for two years. A portion of costs was
remitted for good cause.
Raymond Teal, 407 E. Edinborough
Ave., was found not guilty of assault
with a deadly weapon (ADW) and the
prosecuting witness was ordered to pay
costs.
Terry W. Caulder, Raeford, pleaded
not guilty but was found guilty of
simple assault and the result was PJC for
two years with orders to pay costs.
Neil J. Gilchrist, Rt. 1, Red Springs,
pleaded guilty to simple assault and was
sentenced to 30 days suspended for five
years. A portion of costs was remitted
for good cause shown.
Beatrice B. Walker, Gen. Del.,
Raeford, pleaded guilty to littering and
was handed three days in jail suspended
upon $10 fine and costs.
Nelson Tyler. Rt. 1, Raeford. pleaded
guilty to public drunkenness, and was
ordered to pay costs and jail fees.
Jerry McNeill, Raeford, pleaded
guilty to two counts of worthless checks
totaling $20 to Parks Grocery and was
sentenced to 30 days suspended for two
years, ordered not to pass any worthless
checks for two years, and ordered to
make restitution and court costs.
McNeill pleaded guilty to two other
counts of worthless checks totaling $25
to Parks and received the same sentence,
to begin at the expiration of the first
sentence.
Herman A. Saunders, 51 Creen
Street, pleaded guilty to a worthless
check for $10 to Harrells Grocery and
was ordered to make restitution and
meet court costs.
Roy L. Leak, address listed as back of
Upchurch School, pleaded guilty to
worthless ? check for $20 to A&P and
was given 30 days suspended and
ordered to pay restitution and costs.
Joe A. McGeachy, P.O. Box 99,
Raeford, pleaded guilty to no financial
responsibility and expired license plate
and received a PJC for two years and
orders to pay costs.
Vernon L. Johnson, Fayetteville,
pleaded guilty to speeding 65 in a 45
mph zone and received a PJC for two
years and orders to pay costs.
Gregory B. Luckett, Ft. Bragg,
pleaded guilty to careless and reckless
driving, no financial responsibility, and
having no registration and was given a
six months suspended for two years,
orders not to violate any motor vehicle
laws for two years, and a $75 fine plus
costs.
A number of cases were not
prosecuted with leave by the state. They
were, Leonard H. Wooten, 70S N. Main
Street, public drunkenness and having
no operator's license, and having no
registration; Gene Thome, Fayetteville,
forcible trespass; Erouise Stoncil, Selma,
N.C., non-support; Larry Parks, 116 S.
Wright Street, leaving scene of an
accident; and ITiomas F. Wright, College
Drive, worthless check.
Final judgment was entered on
Charles Pickard, alias Charles E. Pickard,
Raeford, who was convicted earlier of
petty larceny. Pickard Was given a two
year term as a committed youth
offender suspended for two years, put
on probation three years provided he
reside at Troy House, a half way facility
in Durham, until such time he is
rehabilitated.
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JAYCEES SHOOTING TEAM - (1st row A-r) Lawrence Calloway, team member;
Jack Espegren, team member; Bill Sellars, alternate; (2nd row-l-r) Donald Calloway,
team member; Tommy Graham, alternate; Scott Sayer, team member; and Daniel
Gaddis, team member.
Team Headed For State Meet
The Hoke County Jaycees B.B. Gun
Shooting Team will travel to Pleasant
Garden, N.C., this Saturday to compete
in the state championship. Coach
Robert Taylor announced.
The trip is the culmination of a four
month long project, involving 109
young people aged 7-14 who
completed a six week course. The
fifteen member team was chosen and
then underwent four weeks of intensive
training.
In the state match, the team will be
judged on shooting, proper gun
handling, safety rules, and good
sportsmanship, Taylor said. The winner
will represent North Carolina in the
International competition at Coral
Gables. Fla. in June.
The Hoke team is being co-sponsored
by the Jaycees, Southern National Bank
and The Bank of Raeford.
Sandy Grove Plans Revival
The Sandy Grove United Methodist
Church will hold revival services from
Sunday through Thursday evenings.
May 4 - 8, at 7:30 pjn. The evangelist
will be the Reverend Robert Rudd from
Pinebluff.
The Rev. Mr. Rudd received his
Bachelor of Arts and Master of Divinity
degrees at Asbury College and Seminary
at Wilmore, Ky., and has done
additional study at the Candler School
of Theology at Emory University.
He has served for fifteen years in the
pastoral ministry and for five years as a
Conference Evangelist with the United
Methodist Church. He has held over 325
revivals and retreats and has traveled in
several foreign countries in the interest
of evangelism and missions. He has
appeared on television programs
originating from Charlotte and from
Raleigh and has spoken on local radio
stations.
The public is invited to come.
At least one company has a cutting
board designed to help the home
seamstress switch from inches to the
metric system. The board's border is a
ruler that shows inches and their
equivalents in centimeters, says Harriet
Tuttcrow, extension clothing specialist.
North Carolina State University.
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