Cecil Guthrie Appeals Two -Year
Road Sentence Imposed Monday
Cecil Guthrie on Monday ap
pealed a two-year aentence on the
roads, meted out by Judge George
McNeill in More head City Record
er'! Court. Judge McNeill act bond
at $750.
Guthrie wa? charged with peep
ing into a woman's room and be
ing drunk and diaorderly. He
pled guilty to the drunk and dia
orderly charge, but pled not guilty
to the peeping torn charge.
Guthrie was arrested March 12
by Highway Patrolmen J. W. Sykes
and E. W Pickard in the 1500
block of Shackleford avenue. Pa
trolman Sykes told the court that
he saw Guthrie looking into the
window of an apartment from an
alley that enters the street.
Patrolman Sykes said that Guth
rie ran when he was discovered,
running about in the neighborhood
until captured by Patrolman Pick
ard.
Said He Was Drunk
Guthrie told the court that he
was drunk and was trying to get
home by using the alley to escape
being seen, lie said that he was
walking up the alley, which he
claimed was blocked by a fence,
when he saw Patrolman Sykes. He
said he ran to keep from being
caught and was intercepted by
Patrolman Pickard.
Judge McNeill, however, found
Guthrie guilty as charged.
Five Negroes were allegedly in
a fight and appeared to answer to
charges of fighting and assault.
Two cases were continued. They
were against Joseph Anderson,
charged with fighting and assault
ing Harvey Horton Jr. with a knife,
and Harvey Horton Jr., charged
with fighting and simple assault.
The court tried the three others.
Clyde Jones snd George Dudley
Jr., both charged with fighting and
simple assault, were sentenced to
30 days on the streets. Dudley
served notice of appeal to superior
court. Judge McNeill set his bond
at $200.
Joseph Washington, also charged
with fighting and simple assault,
was sentenced to two weeks on the
streets.
The court heard' three drunk
driving cases. Gordon Herbert
Salter, charged with drunk driv
ing, told the court that he wanted
a jury trial. The case was docketed
for the June term of superior
court and his bond set at $100.
Found Guilty
John David Ambrose was found
guilty of drunk driving and was
sentenced to 90 days on the roads.
The sentence will be suspended if
Ambrose pays $100 fine and court
costs.
Prayer for judgment will con
tinue two weeks in the case of
William Fred Anderson, charged
with drunk driving.
Traffic violation cases heard by
Judge McNeill were Frederick Ray
Tillery, reckless driving, $10 and
costs; James Edward Wadell, reck
less driving, $10 and costs; and
David L. Shirey, expired license
plates, $10 and costs (second of
fense).
Paul D. Betts and Patricia Ains
worth, charged with no operator's
license, $25 and costs, the fine to
be remitted if a valid license is
shown to the clerk of court in 30
days.
The state decided not to prose
cute three traffic violation cases.
They were Joseph Braxton Blake,
Register of Deeds Lists
County Property Transfers
Real estate transfers (or Carteret
County from Feb. 23 to March 15
have been announced by Irvin W.
Davis, register of deeds.
The amount of money mentioned
in the transfers is not the amount
paid for the property. On deeds
any amount of money is mentioned,
to make it legal, plus the words
"and further considerations, ex
plains Mr. Davis.
Transfers in Morehead City
township were John T. Ebron and
wife to Cecil Mason and wife, $10;
Joseph B. Elkins and wife to C.
Hoy Eubanks and otheri, (10; Cecil
Mason and wife to Henry Holt and
others. $10; and Jerry J. Willis and
others to Allen Jones. $10.
Grace Royall and husband J. B.
to H. L. Jnslyn. others, and trus
tees, $100; George M. Piner and
wife to Marie C. Piner, $10; Nor
man C. Post and wife to George
H. Howies and wife. $10; Marshall
M. Ayscue and wife to M. T. Mills.
$10; and Velma W. Lewis to M. T.
Mills. $100.
Roy T. Garner and wife to W. H.
Bell and wife, $10; Julius A. Nel
son and wife to J. W. Herbin, $10;
W. H. Bell and wife to Roy Thomas
Gamer, $10; Harvey Hamilton Jr.
and wife to Raymond L. Searcy and
wife. $1; and Elizabeth P. Searcy
to Harvey Hamilton Jr. and wife.
$1.
Waldon R. Williams and wife to
Clifford Columbus Faglie and wife,
$100; Arrow Plumbing and Heat
ing of Durham, Inc. to James P.
Scott and wife, $10; Frederick Kolb
Jr. and wife to John A. Weidinger,
$10; and John A. Weidinger to
Frederick Kolb Jr. and wife, $10.
Gwendolyn S. Alford and hus
band Ben R. to James Clarence
Lucas and wife, $100; R. R. Bar
bour and wife to John H. Smith and
wife, $10; James D. Potter and
wife to James L. Fleming and wife,
$10; and John Shelton Johnson and
wife to William David Munden and
wife, $10.
H. Bryan Duffy and wife to Hen
ry Allen Latane and wife, $10; C.
N. Stroud and wife to Gordon Tur
nage and wife, $10; Charles R.
Smith to Dominic S. Femia, $100;
Gladys Piner to Marie Piner. deed
of correction; and A. B. Cooper
and wife to Dominic S. Femia. $1.
Transfers in Beaufort township
were F. R. Bell and wife to Marcus
G. Carpenter. $100; S. T. Merrell
to Cleo B. Merrell, $10; Harry Hill
to E. W. Downum and wife, $10;
Ivey Lewis and wife to Vanton T.
Fodrie, $10; Floyd Kenneth Bratch
er and wife to Julius David Small
Jr. and wife, $10; Jack M. Willis
and wife to Robert Neal Willis and
wife, $100; and R. W. Chad wick to
Mary Holland Davis, $10.
Transfers in Harkers Island
township were Linwood Hancock
and wife to Melvin S. Austin and
wife, $10; Gilbert M. O'Neal and
others to Carteret County Board of
Education, $100; R. R. Barbour and
wife to Carteret County Board of
Education, $200; Carl Lewis and
wife to Louie Hallis Hancock and
wife, $50; and Louie Hancock and
wife to Linwood Hancock and wife,
$100.
Transfers in Newport township
were J. S. Bell and wife to W. W.
Roberts and wile, $10; Alonzo
Mann Garner and others to Igna
tius L. Gianelloni and wife. $10;
Alonzo Mann Garner to Arvol A.
Dingess and wife. $10; W. W. Pa
trick, wife and others to Edwin E.
Stewart and wife, $10; W. W.
Patrick, wife and others to Edwin
Earl Stewart and. wife. $10.
Transfers at Atlantic Bcach were
Louis S. Worsley and wife to Fran
cis H. Worsley and wife. $10; and
J. C. Lanier to Francis H. Worsley
and wife, $10.
Transfers in Strait* township
were Guy C. Gilllkin and wife to
Stanley W. Gilllkin, $10; Guy C.
Gilllkin and wife to Guy C. Gilli
kin Jr. and wife, $10; Myrtle L.
Chadwiek and others to Norman
Chadwick and wife, $10; and Bert
C. Mears and wife to B. B. Baugus,
$100.
Davis tranafers were State of
North Carolina to T. B. Smith. $37;
State of North Carolina to Elmer
D. Willis Sr.. $27; and Atlantic
Beach, Inc. to Phillip R. Taylor,
$10.
White Oak transfers were Walter
B. Wetherington and wife to
Ernest O. Aycock, $10; Myrtle J.
Meadows to Elbert A. Guthrie and
wife. $390, E. H. Ruaaell to Law
rence D. Campbell and wife, $10;
and Raymond H. Woolridge and
wife to Dennis L. Pittman. $10.
Harlowe transfers were Thomas
R. Haskett and wife to Kilby M.
Haskett and wife. $1; Kilby M.
Haskett and wife to Thomas R.
Haskett and wife. $1; and E. G.
Campen and wife to Jurney Con
nor. $100.
Atlantic transfers were Dennis
Mason and wife to Leslie D. Mason.
$10; C. O. Morris, wife and others
to Roby L. Fulcher and wife. $10;
and Roby L. Fulcher and wife to
Jack O. Roae and wife, $10.
Other transfers were Stacy C.
Willis and others to Leon Earl
Danteh and wile. $10. Smyrna; Eli
jah Robinson and wi(e to Lester
Hancock and wife, $10, Stacy: Wil
lis Mason and others to Allen Ham
ilton. $13, Sea Level; Monroe Gas
kill and wife to Cedar Islsnd Ceme
tery Association, $1; and Ronald
E. Goodwin and wife to Lytle C.
Smith and wife, $10, of Cedar
Island.
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?KP?juision
improper registration; Antoinette
Rogal, no operator's license, a valid
license was shown that was good
at the time of arrest and Holden E.
Humphrey, expired license plates.
The court found Jimmie Pittman
not guilty of speeding in excees
of 35 in a 35-mile zone.
Ronald Earl Goodwin, charged
with having expired license plates
and speeding 45 in a 35 mile
zone and speeding in a 20 mile
zone, was fined $25 and costs.
Faila to Appear
Clarence F. Bell, charged with
public drunkenness, did not appear
in court. He is to appear in cdurt
Monday or his bond will be for
feited.
The prosecuting witness was or
dered to pay court costs in the
case of William A. Guthrie,
charged with using loud and pro
fane language and disturbing the
peace.
peace. The prosecuting witness
withdrew the warrant.
One half court costs were or
dered paid by the following: Ed
ward Tyson Jr., speeding; Robert
Lawrence Anderson, expired
plates; Daniel J. Rubbio, failing
to display license plate properly;
and Andrew Zirkelbach, expired
license plates.
Court costs were ordered paid by
the following:
David L. Shirey, expired Cali
fornia plates and speeding: Rob
ert June Tibbs, running through
a slop sign; James H. Gregory,
speeding; and James David Mar
tin, speeding.
Cases Continued
Cases continued were Leo Eu
banks, passing a worthless fcheck
lor $50; Norman Fisher, drunk
driving and reckless driving; Bil
ly M. Douglas, no opeiator's li
cense; Calvin Alexander Edwards,
overloading; John James Jr., run
ning through a red light; and Mar
vin Andrew Holcombe, drunk driv
ing.
Williani "Pete" Fulford Jr., hav
ing stolen property; Robert Al
vin Kelly, speeding, reckless driv
ing, and drunk driving; Albert Lee
Copes, misuse of dealer plates; Will
Lawrence Jr., failing to have a val
id license plate; Harold Willis,
drunk and disturbing the peace;
and Wadell Gillikin, two counts of
speeding.
Health
(Continued from Page 1)
ses from the health department
will give shots in the communities
where the outbreaks occur. Such
was done on Harkers Island and
Smyrna this year when one case
of typhoid occurred on Harkers Is
land.
Children Stricken
The health department has re
ceived numerous reports of chil
dren having "virus colds." Al
though the sickness has been called
whooping cough, Mrs. Leota Ham
mer, health department nurse, said
that usually the illness is not
whooping cough.
It is evidenced by violent cough
ing and vomiting. Between 75 and
100 children at Ocracoke were af
flicted with the virus colds re
cently. Public health workers from
Raleigh visited the island to in
vestigate and said that the afflic
tion was not whooping cough.
There have been several cases
of measles and chicken pox report
ed also.
The health department is con
tinuing with its service to school
children who must have tonsils re
moved or other minor operations
performed. The operations are
authorized for children whose par
ents cannot afford the treatment.
Funds are obtained through an
appropriation from the state au
thorized by the legislature in 1849.
Carteret's funds are limited,
amounting to slightly more than
$3,000 annually, the health de
partment says.
County surgeons perform the
operations for a minimum fee at
the Morehead City and Sea Level
Hospitals Tfie health department
said that the splendid cooperation
of the doctors and the hospitals
is deeply appreciated. Dr. Her
bert Webb at the Sea Level Hospit
al has recently performed 10 ton
sillectomies and one hernia op
eration under the program.
Among U. S. families with in
comes of more than $7,500 a year,
about 70 per cent own their own
homes.
Anything Less
is yesterday's carl
Come drive
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N?-w? from
March 15 - Mrs. Frank W. Tay
lor and son, Rudolph and Mrs. Ed
ward Wildrick and son, Eddie, were
in New Bern Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Taylor, Mrs.
Claude Taylor and Mr. and Mrs.
J. L. Smith Jr. of Bachelor passed
through Tuesday evening enroute
to Beaufort to attend the PTA
meeting
Mr. and Mrs. Edsell Bell and
sons, Tommie and Obie Nash, Mrs.
Carlton Taylor and Mrs. W. Kuch
Williams and son, Gary, attended
the PTA meeting Tuesday night at
Beaufort.
Wallace Conner, student at Wake
Forest College, visited his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Conner, dur
ing the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Taylor and
daughters, Claudia and Susan, of
Bachelor passed through Saturday
enroute home from New Bern.
Cpl. and Mrs. Edward Wildrick
and son, Eddie, who have been liv
ing in Phillip Taylor's apartment,
will leave Friday to return to their
home in Indianapolis, Ind.
Mrs. Carlyle Taylor, Mr. and Mrs.
J. T. Hardesty and sons spent Sun
day with Mr. Taylpr, a patient at
Veterart's Hospital, Fayetteville.
W. Kuch WiHiams spent Satur
day at Bettie on business.
Mrs. M. C. Adams was at Have
lock Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Luke Turner and son, Tony,
Mrs. E. R. Bowlin Jr., Mrs. A N.
Bell and Mrs W. Kuch Williams
and daughter, Judy Kay, were in
Beaufort Friday.
Mrs. Carl H. Morton and Mrs.
Joe Sadler Morton were in Beau
fort Tuesday.
S/Sgt. and Mrs. Johnnie Cecel
ski and daughter, Betty, arrived
Saturday from Pautuxent River,
Md. Mrs. Cecelski and daughter
will make their home with her
mother, Mrs. David Bell, while
Mr. Cecelski serves overseas.
Mrs. Hobert Kelly and son of
Beaufort spent Sunday with Mrs.
Carl H. Morton and family.
WSCS Meets
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service met Friday evening
with Mrs. Gordon Becton. The !
president, Mrs. Becton, presided
over the business session. The
worship service, "Sowing Seeds of
Kindness," was given by Mrs. Ci
cero W. Taylor.
Mrs. J. H Waldrop Jr., Mrs.
Luke Turner, Mrs. E. W. Temple
and Mrs. Roland Small gave the
month's program on "Latin Amer
icas on the Mexican Border." Mrs.
Louis Willis will be hostess for
the April meeting.
Mrs. Becton served muffins, pe
cans and iced drinks.
Three ECC Students Help
Produce One-Act Plays
Rachel Mundine, Newport, will
be among the cast of "The Web,"
a one-act drama to be presented
Tuesday, March 23, by members
of the Teachers Playhouse of Hast
Carolina College.
A second play, to be included in
the March 23 program entitled,
"Romance of the Willow Pattern,"
will be directed by Patricia Good
win of Havelock. Eddie Powell of
Beaufort will be in the cast.
Temperature
Dips to Freezing
| Following Sunday's forerunner
I of summer weather, north winds
blew into Carteret County forcing
the mercury to dip below freezing
early Tuesday morning.
Monday the mercury fell from
67 during the day to 34 at night,
according to Stamey Davis, More
head City weather observer. Tues
day continued cold as a strong
north wind kept the mercury in
the fifties during the day. Tem
perature dropped to 31 at night.
Wednesday the wind shifted to
the southwest, bringing warmer
weather as the mercury hit 55.
Thursday was considerably warmer.
The day was clear and sunny.
Temperature readings follow:
Hospital Trustees OK
Buying of Utility Truck
The board of trustees of Sea Lev
el Hospital at their recent meeting
authorized purchase of a new util
ity and maintenance truck. T. A.
Taylo^, aresldent of the bbarifc^pre-d
sided.
Plans were discussed for organ
izing a hospital auxiliary and
amendments to the by-laws will be
presented for action at the next
meeting. The trustees meet at the
hospital.
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Max. Min.
67 34
54 31
55 36
1 CountY Court
(Continued from P?ge
Ariuina S10 and coata; Richard
Thomas Dudley, paaaing ?t ?? j?;
tereect ion and failing ?io I
nf way causing an accident, ?iu
L rLu The court duraiased
X? cHe again.! Jack G.rriaon ,
charged with leaving the scene ol j
an accident j
jr&isssfflSE
SSt
ing without a license and license
P' Those forfeiting bonds for not I
appearing in court Tuesday MM
Cook. Gerald Dean Haynes.
Aaron Ceding. and Robert 1
Wells all charged with speeding.
Shelby Russell, charged with no
nnprator's license; and Paul aioui,
; allowing an unlicensed person to
I dr William Batson was giien a six
I month sentence on the roads, sus
pendetf if the defendant pays o ourt
costs and remains on good be"?* ,
ior Batson was charged with hav- 1
illegal whiskey in his possess,*,
and trying to sell it.
Clinton Repass charged With b
ing drunk and disorderly, was
fined $10 and costs.
The prosecuting witness was or
dered to pay costs when the co^rt
ruled malicious prosecu'ion n thc
case of lne7 Godette, charged with
assaulting a minor child. The court |
also ruled malicious prosecuUon
fn the case of Keith Lawrence, M?l- ,
I colm Lawrence, and Claud G.Hi
Wn who were charged with as
sault. The prosectuing witness wa
ordered to pay costs.
I Pay Costs
^orr?n?.bffi
tr? stoD at a stop sign.
r rus tris "s
Ch<joseph?K. Maynard also was ; or
dered to pay costs on a J?Jl 8
charge The state decided not to
prosecute Maynard on a no oper
ator's license charge.
Vondell Mary DeLoach and RaJ
mond Horace Deloach were ordered
in oav one-half costs each. Miss ue
I oach was charged with no ?Pera'
tor's license and Mr. DeLoach was
charged with allowing her to JW
Cases continued are the foUow- 1
. in jwes W. Watson. Andrew Npr
U, Herbert H. .lones Rober. M*
timer Fisher Jr., and Joseph E
Katz all charged with speeding.
Harold Neil Grossnickle, driving
drunk and speeding.
public drunkenness and possessing
b00WUlgi.IhGkSymith, public drunk- 1
Minister to Go
To Mississippi
Because the Rev. H. T. Payne and
family are moving to Mississippi
Mr. Payne, president of \he Coun
ty Ministers Association, has sub*
mitted his resignation.
The ministers njet Tuesday in
the educational building of the
First Methodist Church, Morehead
City. The meeting was postponed
from Monday because Mr. Payne
was out of town.
The Rev. R. H. Jackson, Davis,
secretary, said a new president
will be elected. He read the as
signment for the morning devo
tions over the local radio station
every morning and for the services
at- Morehead City Garment Fac
tory every Wednesday morning.
The association moved that the
constitution and by-laws be en
forced in regards to attendance and
the ministers' taking their places
on the devotional programs.
enness and possessing bootleg
whiskey; Edmund Plymouth Smith,
drunk driving and possessing il
legal whiskey; William Silas Tay
lor, failing to yield the right of
way causing an accident; and Mary
Willis O'Conner, driving without a
proper license and no lights.
Vandie H. Alligood, non-support
and abandonment; Tom Taylor,
stealing a hog; William Henry Hill,
drunk driving; Judson Jackson, im
proper muffler; Herbert Lewis
Graulich, and Helen Norris Jones,
drunk driving; Leo Owen Garner
and Fred Garner, public drunken
ness; and William Marvin Jenkins,
no operator's license.
Cecil Cannon, hit and run; W.
F. Warren, bad check; Glenn
Charles Clark, improper muffler;
and Eddie Lee Collins, possessing
and transporting bootleg liquor.
Non-Oom Officer* Club
Will Mm? March 24
Cherry Point? The Staff Non
Commiaaioned Officer* Club of
Cherry Point will bold it* quarter
ly general meeting at the club on
Wednesday, March 24.
The meeting will begin prompt
ly at 8 p.m. and will be followed
by a free buffet luncheon and re
freshments.
This meeting is called in accord
ance with the club by-laws for the
purpose of general discusion of all
club business.
The president wishes to stress
that this is a general meeting and
urges all club members to attend.
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drug store ? and need
it in a hurry? call on
us. Our delivery de
partment is at your
service. We'll call for
your prescriptions
and deliver medicines
? no extra charges
Guthrie-Jones
Drug Co.
Phone 2-4981
Merrill Bldg.
Beaufort, N. C.
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