In District Court
DUI, Assault, Marijuana Cases Heard
The following Hoke County Dis
trict Court judgments were issued
Friday. Judge A. Elizabeth Keever
presided.
Harley Cummings. Jr.. Rt. I.
Box 323. Aberdeen, two counts,
communicating threats, found not
guilty of one, pleaded guilty to the
other, prayer for judgment con
tinued for five years, costs.
Dwight Green, Rt. 2. Box 501,
Raeford, assault by pointing a gun.
found not guilty, the court finds
frivolous and malicious prosecution
and taxes the prosecuting witness
with costs.
Wallace Mac Lewis, II. Rt. 4.
Box 96. Raeford. driving under the
influence, pleaded not guilty,
found not guilty, found guilty of
careless and reckless driving after
drinking. 60 days suspended for
two years. S200 and costs, and
attend the Drug and Alcohol Abuse
School .
Dallas Hunt. Rt. 1. Raeford.
simple assault and assault and
battery, found not guilty, the court
finds frivolous and malicious
prosecution and taxes and prose
cuting witness with costs.
Stevie Franklin Tyndall. Box
906, Raeford. driving under the
influence, second offense. bO days
suspended for two years. S250 and
costs, not drive till properly li
censed. and attend the Drug and
Alcohol Abuse School: driving
while license revoked, voluntary
dismissal by the prosecutor.
Alfred Parham, Jr.. Rt. 3. Box
234- A. Raeford. driving under the
influence, second offense, and
driving in excess of 55 in a 55 zone.
60 days suspended for two years.
$200 and costs, not drive for one
year or until properly licensed, and
attend the Drug and Alcohol Abuse
School .
Marvin Monroe. Box 41b
Lumber Bridge, assault with a
deadly weapon 18 to 24 months
suspended for two years, probation
for two years. 5733.59 restitution to
Moore Memorial Hospital, pay
rest, S132.65. to Lester Monroe.
the victim: the defendant is allowed
interstate travel as required by his
job as a long distance truck driver.
Thursday's judgments follow.
Judge Charles Lee Guy presided.
Robert Dale Zimmerman. Rt. 4.
Raetord, resisting a public officer.
S50 restitution for benefit of Rae
ford Policeman George Baker, and
court costs; driving under the
influence, pleaded not guilty,
found guilty of careless and reck
less driving after drinking. S100
and costs, and complete success
lully the Drug and Alcohol Abuse
School within 75 days; assaulting
Policeman George Baker, volun
tary dismissal by the prosecutor.
Douglas Edwards. 2134Coinjock
Circle, Fayetteville, possession of
less than one ounce of marijuana,
and no operator's license. 30 days,
suspended. S75 and costs.
Miles Levon Jones. 209 Bethel
Rd.. Raeford. probation revoked,
three sentences of six months each
ordered into effect, to run conse
quently; revocation was ordered for
violation a condition of probation:
to undergo alcohol rehabilitation
treatment, the violation being the
defendant's refusal to take the
treatment.
Dimato Mainor. Fayetteville.
worthless check. 90 days suspended
for 1 2 months. S25 fine, and S19.71
restitution to the prosecuting wit
ness. Shoe Chest, and costs.
Daniel John Hopler. Seven
Lakes. West End. speeding 66 in a
55 zone, pleaded not guilty, found
guilty, prayer for judgment con
tinued. costs.
David Earl Daniels. Rt. 1. Box
93-B. Lumber Bridge, failing to
stop for a stopped school bus
showing a mechanical stop signal,
pleaded not guilty, found guilty,
costs.
Terry Lee Webb. Fayetteville.
driving under the influence, and
resisting and obstructing a public
officer. 90 days suspended for 12
months. S200 and costs, surrender
license and not drive for six
months, and complete successfully
within 75 days the Drug and
Alcohol Abuse School.
Jesse M. Jackson. 4420 ClitTdale
Rd.. Fayetteville, worthless check.
30 days suspended. SI. 236. 71
restitution to the prosecuting wit
ness. Marion Hollingsworth. and
costs.
Kenneth Andrew Jackson. 1210
Stewart St.. Raeford, breaking and
entering, and larceny, voluntary
dismissal by the prosecutor: evi
dence insufficient to -varrant
prosecution.
Terry Lee Webb. Fayetteville.
assault on a law -enforcement of
ficer. voluntary dismissal by the
prosecutor: pleaded guilty to re
lated charges.
William A. Gillespie. 713 Green
St.. Raeford, possessing stolen
goods, and larceny, voluntary dis
missal by the prosecutor: defendant
has agreed to plead guilty to the
charge of uttering.
Morris Dial. Rt. 1. Wagram.
nonsupport, 30 days suspended,
pay S55 per week for benefit of
children, and costs, and maintain
insurance and medical expense for
children.
Marvin Conwell Stubbs, Rt. 3.
Box 209-E, Red Springs, driving
under the influence, and driving
while license revoked. 12 months,
defendant gives notice of appeal.
Benjamin Franklin Green, Jr.,
Rt. 2, Box 501, Raeford, driving
under the influence of an alcoholic
beverage, six months suspended
for two years, probation for two
years, $100 and costs, not drive for
one year or till properly licensed
(left open for limited driving
privilege), and attend the Drug and
Alcohol Abuse School; two counts
of assault on an officer and one of
resisting an officer, voluntary
dismissals by the prosecutor: the
defendant has agreed to plead guil
ty to assault or an officer and
DUI; assault on an officer, Maj.
J.R. Riley, Sheriff's Department,
pleaded guilty, six ;o 12 months
suspended for two years, proba
tion for two years, $500 restitution
for Riley's benefit, and costs, and
pay any non-paid medical bills for
injuries arising out of this case; the
defendant specifically consents in
open court to be responsible for his
own medical bills arising out of the
incident.
Joseph Allen Green, Rt. 2,
Raeford, three counts of assault on
an officer, pleaded guilty, six to 12
months suspended for two years.
$100 and costs, and make $113
restitution to Hoke County Officer
John W. Wood and $22.50 restitu
tion to Hoke County, and costs;
injury to personal property, in
terfering with, delaying and
obstructing an officer, and assault
on an officer, voluntary dismissals
by the prosecutor: defendant has
agreed to plead guilty to three
counts of assault on an officer.
Jimmy Bullard,. Rt. 1, Box
117-B, Aberdeen, injury to per
sonal property and inury to real
property, six months suspended
for two years; probation for one
year, $200 restitution to Leander
Jim Bullard, Sr., and costs, and
not go on property of Jim Bullard
unless specifically asked there.
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OUTSTANDING SQU ADMAN ?
John Melton was chosen for this
honor hy his fellow members of the
Hoke County Rescue Squad for his
service to the squad in I9HI. He
served as its commander that year,
also.
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AT HOKE AUTO ?? This hot-air balloon will he on display and skydiving
demonstration will he held Friday afternoon at Hoke Auto of Raeford. The
Italloon will he at the site from 3:30 to 6. and the skydiving will start at -4:30.
Free cakes and balloons [though not that big] will he given away to patrons
who come m the program, which is being held in connection with Hoke
Auto's Chevy 5000 Sell-A-Thon. This picture was taken late Monday
a) ternon as the balloon was taking off from Hoke Auto. | Staff photo by
Ram Frederick. )
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I JUST STARTED GOING
TO CHURCH."
When I was a child my
parents took me to church.
But after I left home, I got
out of the habit. I didn t
seem to have the "time
Then one day it dawned on
me how much I missed
church. I missed the
friendship. And maybe, most
of all, I missed the
opportunity to learn about
having faith in God.
I used the excuse that I
didn't have time, or wasn t
good enough to attend
church. But there are so
many good churches to pick
from here in North Carolina
... I started attending a
Baptist church and found
people who don't claim to
be perfect, but are friendly
and care about me and my
family
Now, I have a faith in
Jesus Christ and a place to
worship. Times are difficult,
but my church helps me
find strength to get
through each week.
Baptist churches
throughout North
Carolina are
conducting special
services during this time.
They want to get
acquainted with people
who want to go back to
church. They will be
looking for you. Visit
during the HERE'S
HOPE services.
North Carolina Baptists
Baptist State Convention of North Carolina and Genera, Baptist State Convention of North Carolina. Inc ?