Court
(Centtsned From Front)
materials, equipment, truck
?aimd and confiscated
Junior Richard Leach. Fai
son. threatening to kill, nol
proee, cost taxed against prose
cuting witness. Naomi Lamb
WObert Dixon. Jr., Magnolia,
speeding. 30 days, suspended.
$80 tine and cost.
Fannie Anderson, Kenans ville
exceeding sate speed, not guil
ty.
Libby Mae Williams. Kenans
ville, possession non-tax-paid
whiskey and possession for
sale I mos.. suspended. ISO fine
and coat, good behavior I yrs.
Tom WIIHams, Kenans ville,
possession non-tax-paid whis
key and possession for sale, nol
pros.
Milton Costin, Warsaw, care
less and reckless driving. HO
fine and cost.
William Lawrence Oar den,
Warsaw, non support of an Hli
gitimate child, 13 mos., sus
pended, pay cost and $15 per
mo. into court for use of child
Maryland Edwards, Faison,
no liability insurance, cost.
Thomas Dewitt, Warsaw, pos
session of material for manu
facturer non-tax-paid whiskey.
13 mos., suspended, $100 fine
and cost, good behavior for 3
yra.
William Pete Robinson, Jr.,
Ml. Olive, careless and reckless
driving plea accepted, 13 mon
th?. suspended pay $300 fine
and ceM. pay $T7| for Duplin
County tor damage to R. 8.
Thigpen's Auto, not bo found
in SupUn County In nest two
years.
James Evana, Beulavllle. as
sault on female, nol pros with
Lorraine Parks mi, lit
01 We, failure to gWe sign in
passing, dismissed
Eddie Lee 8mlth, Warsaw,
no operator's ttcenae, nol proe
with leave.
Sam Armwood, Mt Olive,
no operator's license, SO days,
suspended. V fine and cost.
Edward King Oaat, Jr., Mag
nolia, speeding, coat.
List Herring, KenansvOle, no
operator's license, $10 fine and
coat
William Fulton Torrance.
Warsaw, $0 mph in SO mph.
rone, It months.
Stacey Sutton, Warsaw, dru
nk driving, $75 fine and cost,
not operate for 1$ moo.
Ruben Lee Honey, Willard,
failure to yield right-of-way
and improper brakes, interfere
with and assault on officer,
drunkenness, 0 mos, suspend
ed, pay cost, good behavior for
1 yrs.
Horace Perry, Jr., Wallace,
speeding, $10 fine.
Ronald Godley, Wallingford,
Pa., exceeding safe speed, $10
fine and coat.
Samuel Care lock Walden,
Beulavllle, speeding, careless
and reckless driving, S mos.,
I """"1
suspended. pay coat, probation
for IS moo., not operate vehi- ,
do for ? moo. J
William Tyndall, Clinton,
speeding, not proa
Norwood Monody. Wallace,
no operator** Ucenae. coat.
Theodora R Brown, CMn
Judgment continued on pay
ment of coot.
Leroy Carlton. Faiaon, non
support. U moa., suspended,
pay coat and $10 per weak for
2 children.
list Henry. New York, N.
Y.. speeding. $30 cash bond
Jimmy Lee Faiaon, Faiaon,
no operator's license, 30 days
suspended, pay $39 fine and
coat, not operate until obtain
license.
Mary Rogers Casteen, Beula
ville, no operator's license,
coot.
Robert David Boykin, Fai
son. careless and reddens driv
ing, $50 fine and cost
Jarris Lans Anderson, War
saw, careless and reckless dri
ving, 30 days, suspended pay
$36 fine and coat, not operate
for 00 days.
Sam Jones Waller, Mt. Olive,
failure to yield right-of-way.
nol pros.
Carl Britt, Mt. Olive, speed
ing, $10 fine and cost.
Milton J. Costin, Warsaw
speeding, cost.
Roy James McCalop, War
saw, exceeding safe speed,
cost.
Walter Graham McDufey,
Warsaw, damage to property,
nol pros.
Kirby Lee Rochelle. Rose HID,
no operator's license, $15 fine
and cost .
Reube Hall, Beulaville, spee
ding, no operator's license, fai
lure to stop tor red light and
siren, 60 days, suspended, $25
fine and cost, obtan license.
Relma Ayers, Chinquapin,
exceeding safe speed accepted.
$50 fine and cost.
Bobby Lee, Faison, careless
and reckless driving plea ac
cepted, 6 mos., suspended, pay
$50 and refrain from alcohol
for 12 mos.,
Mike Lee. Faison, public
drunkenness, resisting arrest.
6 mos., suspended, $10 fine and
cost, good behavior for 2 yrs.
Christine Hardison, Warsaw,
no operator's license, cost.
James Horton, Faison, allow
ing vehicle to be operated with
no liability insurance or tags.
90 days, suspended, $25 and
cost, obtain Insurance and li
cense.
Shirley Ann iHorton, Faison,
no operator's license, 90 days,
suspended, pay cost and not
operafe ihftiTobtato llncense.
Alfred W. Burnjes, Wilming
ton, speeding, cost.
McKinley Bell, Faison, ex
ceeding safe speed, $10 fine
and cost.
Mark Tyler, Beulaville, as
sault, dismissed.
Henry (BiAberi Usher, Caly
pso. non-support illegitimate
child, 12 months, suspended,
pay cost and $15 per month for
use of chHd.
Earl Aycock, Camden, N. J?
no operator's license. $30 cash
bond condemned.
Listen C. Norrls, Beulaville,
Improper passing, prayer for
judgment continued on pay
ment of cost.
W. H. Bradley. Wallace,
worthless check, pay check and
cost.
Robert Lee Fussell. Rose
Hill, no operator's license, cost.
David Milton Register. Wal
lace. exceeding safe speed, $10
fine and cost.
Donald Wade Hill, Deep Run,
exceeding safe speed, $10 fine
ahd cost.
Deaths
MART W. WILLIAMS
FAISON - Funeral services
for Mrs. Mary Watkins Wil
liams, 40, who died Saturday,
were conducted at Faison
Methodist Church Monday at
3 p. m. by the Rev. William
McCullen and the Rev. W. T.
Perkins. Burial was in Faison
Cemetery.
Surviving are her hsuband.
Earl Williams; one daughter,
Eleanor Faye Farmer; two
sons, James and David Farm
er, all children by a former
marriage; her mother, Mrs. J.
S. Watkins of Faison; two bro
thers, Julius Watkins of Fai
son and James Sprunt Watkins
of Goldsboro: one halfbrother,
Edward Allen of Columbus, Ga.
and one sister, Mrs. Norwood
Thornton of Faison; one half
sister, Mrs. Louise Wade of
Winston-Salem.
BELL S. FAGG
MOUNT OLIVE - Mrs. Bell
Simmons Fagg, 64, of Mount
Olive, died Saturday. Funeral
services were conducted Mon
day at 4 p. m. at the First
Presbyterian Church by the
Rev. Robert Burns and the
Rev. Rsfcie Edwards.
She is survived by one son,
Daniel of Mount Olive; one
daughter, Mrs. B. C. Fisk of
Miami, Fla.; four brothers,
Leon and Norman Simmons of
Mount Olive, Marvin of Golds
boro, and Rodolph of Albert
son; five sisters, Mrs. Paul
Outlaw of Albertson, Mrs. Paul
Williamson of Peak Hill .Mr.
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PERSONALS
Friend* of lira. Eva James
are glad she has been released
from Duplin General Hospital
She is spending some time
with her daughter. Mrs. Ed
Rivenbarfc and family in Suf
folk. Virginia.
lbs. Billy Kissner of Magno
lia visited her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Perry Bennet, Sr. on Sat
urday.
Mrs. Dallas Weaver of Ken
ansville spent Saturday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Out
law.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Langston
of Rocky Mount spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Prank Langston.
H. W. Langston, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Langston. left
for the Air Force on Wednes
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Holland
visited Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Langston on Thursday.
Beasley Sanderson is spend
ing several days in Georgia.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grady.
Jr. of Kenansville, Mr. and
Mrs. Dwight Hill and sons of
Mt. Olive spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Pate.
Sgt. and Mrs. James F.
Langston and Karen Maria ar
rived here on Saturday night
from Germany after a 3-year
stay. They are visiting his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lan
gston and boys.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wallace,
Angela and Danny of Albertson
visited Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Whaley on Sunday.
Miss Margaret Anne Swinson
of Clinton spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Swinson and
Mrs. Emma Potter.
Tom Kelly at Mount Olive and
Mrs. Ina Bowles of Newport
News, Va., and Mrs. William
Tarpening of Phoenix, Ariz.:
and one grandchild.
MRS. RUTH DOBSON
BEULAVILLE - Mrs. Ruth
Ervin Dobson 67, died Monday.
Funeral services were con
ducted at Beulaville Baptist
Church Tuesday at 3:30 p. m.
by the Rev. Harold T. Smith,
pastor. Burial was in the Dob
son family cemetery near here.
Surviving are her husband,
Tyson Jr. of Clayton and Ervin
G. Dobson of Chapel Hill; one
daughter, Mrs. Mary Kathryn
Barbee of Richlands; one bro
ther, Raymond T. Ervin of
Richlands; three sisters, Miss
Maude Ervin of Richlands,
Mrs. 0. A. Bruton of Kinston
and Mrs. Opal Jones of Swans
boro; and two grandchildren.
DANIEL J. RIVENBARK
CLINTON ? Daniel James
Rivenbark, 63, died Monday
morning. He was a native of
Duplin County, and a member
of New Hope Baptist Church.
He was a retired merchant and
farmer. Funeral services were
conducted at First Baptist Chu
rch 'Wednesday at 3 p. m. by
the pastor, the Rev. William M.
Jones, assisted by the Rev.
Dale Parkerson, pastor of the
Warsaw Baptist Church.
Interment was in Clinton
Cemetery.
He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Donnie Jordan Riven
bark; one daughter, Mrs. E. T.
Lewis Jr. of Clinton; one son,
D. J. Rivenbark Jr. of Warsaw;
one brother, Sewell J. Riven
bark of Warsaw; one sister,
Mrs. Carrie Thigpen of Live
Oak, Fla.; four grandchildren.
Capetown, South Africa, was
founded in 1652 by colonist of
the Dutch East India Company
under Johann Van Riebeck.
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Miss Lottie Mae Whaley whose engagement to Mr. Roland
Houston is announced by her father. She is the daughter of J. H.
Whaley and the late Mrs. Ella Williams Whaley of the Friendship
Community. Mr. Houston is the son of Mr. Ernest Houston of
Kenansville and Mrs. Anne Hill of Kinston. The wedding win
take place on October 2 in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Odell Brock.
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