Driver Gets 38
Days, Suspended,
Pays $125 Fine
Alton Lloyd, arrested by Patrol
men Guy Sprinkle and Murphy Jen
kins for speeding 80 miles an hour
on Bridges street, for careless and
reckless driving and for having no
driver's license, was given a sen
tence of 30 days Wednesday in
Morehead City recorder's court.
Sentence was suspended on con
dition that L|loyd pay $125 fine,
costs and remain on good behavior
for 12 months. The charge of no
driver's license was dropped.
Walter Hubert Lewis paid $100
and costs for driving under the in
fluence of intoxicants. A suspend
ed sentence of 30 days was given
to .lames Elbert Caison for speed
ing. He paid $100 fine, costs and
was ordered to remain on good be
havior for 12 months.
For speeding, James Ray Hardy
paid $10 and costs; Luther Guthrie
paid $15 and costs; and for speed
ing plus running through a stop
sign, Hubert Douglas Willis paid
$10 and costs. William Edward
Fann paid half costs for speeding
and the following paid costs: Ed
ward Earl Willis, Douglas Earl
Guthrie. Edwin Thomas Finer, jr.,
Deri Grey Roberts, Robert Francis
Butler, and A. T. Leary. jr., all
charged with speeding. The charge
of no driver's license against Leary
was dropped.
Louis Enrique Pacheco. for hav
ing no driver's license, paid $25 and
costs. The case against Mary Page
Cuthbertson, on the same charge,
was dropped.
William Whit Stanland, jr., was
charged with having an improper
muffler and expired license plates.
He was found not guilty on the
latter charge but paid costs on the
first. Charles R. Schaekert, tJSMC,
I chargcd with trespassing on ceme
I tery property, paid costs.
For failing to stop at a stop sign,
Leo Edward Lcvtzow and Darrell
j W. Morse were fined costs. Dave
Bell was given a suspended sen
, tence of 30 days on the charge of
public drunkenness and also paid
costs. Costs were paid by Teddy
I Willis and Charlie Hall on the same
j ? charge.
Cases wero continued against
- Brady I^ewis. Margaret G. Gibson,
" Alex Curtis, Sylvia Grey Lewis,
Ralph Thomas Bryant., Lloyd An
thony Benner and Thomas L. Den
f nis.
Taverns Hand Out
Free Beer, Cigars
Jacksonville ? Chaney avenue was
a dream street for Camp Lejeune
Marines Saturday night. And it
might have been a financial night
mare for the proprietors of iwo
beer taverns as Jacksonville had
its first price war.
Astonished Marines and civilians
quickly discovered Paul's Tavern
and Marvin's Bar distributing free
beer, free cigars, free cigarettes
and what-have-you as the two firms
competed for business.
It all started on Friday night
when Marvin's, as an opening night
feature, gave away cigars to the
customers. When the owner, Mar
vin Morgan, continued the practice
Saturday night, Paul Capps, owner
of Paul's Tavern, started giving 'em
away too.
One thing led to another and the
first thing the customers in both
places knew, they were keeping
their money in their pockets and
receiving merchandise for free.
At one stage in the evening, Paul
Wiggins, an employee of Marvin's,
was standing out front, informing
the world that the beer and the
smokes were "on the house."
The two taverns are located on
Chaney avenue, just below the bus
station.
Whether the war would continue
was unknown but Morgan promised
Saturday night, as he personally
told his "customers" goodbye, that
the cigars wouTd be for free all
this week.
Said one contented customer:
"Why don't they all get mad at
each other?"
William
Penn
Women
(Continued from Page 1)
Irs. Russell Mid nothing, the wit
ess reported.
After putting their luggage in
ie rooms, they immediately left j
nd did not return until late i hat
ime night, about ,11:30. Then,
tated Mrs. Hall, a continuous go
ig up and down the outside stair
use started. She said she imagined
icre were at least five men and
ie two defendants in the apart
lent and they made an awful dis
tance, arguing and cursing.
Mrs. Hall also testified she heard
ie men arguing over Mrs. King
bout which one should go into the
edroom next. But the witness re
ised to repeat the curse words
ven in private to the judge.
Mary King, a tall, rather nice
toking redhead, interrupted the
'Stimony to say that she would
?11 the court what curse words
ere used because she was the one
lat used them. Judge McNeill
lid that would hot be necessary.
Irs. King's story was that she was
?ying to get the Marines out of
er room because they were drunk
nd although friends of her hus
nnd's, were there uninvited.
Warns 'Tenants
According to Mrs. Hall, who con
nued with her story, she warned
ie party to be quiet or she'd call
ie law. After a silence of maybe
ve minutes they started up louder
lan ever, and she called the po
ce. This was after 2 a.m. When
ie officers arrived only the two
;>uples remained.
During Mrs. Hall's story, Mrs.
ing, who evidently did not take
ie case too seriously, had several
pells of laughing. Mrs. Russell,
short fat woman, was quiet and
hen asked if she had anv ciues
tions to ask the witness, Just shook I
her head "no."
Judge McNeill informed the two '
women that they had the right to I
testify in their own behalf but
Mrs. King said. "I don't think it
would do any good." Thf Marines
pleaded guilty to registering false- |
iy. then had nothing more to say.
When the judge dismissed them,
Mrs. King, in * big rush for the i
door, practically pulled Mrs. Rus- !
sell from the courtroom.
William Chadwlek Arretted
William Chadwicl^. Beaufort, was
arrested Wednesday on a charge of
public drunkenness and placed in 1
the town jail. Mis bond was set at
$17. according to Chief of Police
j Carlton Garner.
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The Morehead City Parent
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Monday, ann'ounced G. T. Windell,
principal.
1
Serving as jurors at federal court
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