North Caro]
Undoubtedly
gain strength ii
lature add thei
the GOP pick!
seat in congre
reasons that m
be State legis
is a chance of
VP tts third
e a Garik vie
if not a prob
ican Party in North <5
gan after the GOP
mark of 1932 whig
swamped fcoover by
omical 497,506 to 2CN
Steven
Caroline 590,
*$&&& of nearly
another 100,000 votes In 1960
~orth Carolina wing of the
really began to feel i
it: Votes?
xvepublican in North Caro
lina look longingly back to the
spring when the anti-liberal
backlash swept Richardson
Preyer and Terry Sanford com
pletely out of politics and gave
Dan Moore the heaviest major
ity any Democratic nominee has
won in this century in the face
of serious competition.
The Republicans hopefully be
lieve that this same anti-liberal
There are m*n y
cause great gloom in
lican camp, especial
read the papers, lisfc
cators which support optimism
for Goldwater’s chance of elec
tion.
This writer has no crystal ball,
no magic wand, hut he joins the
wishful hoping of many more;,
that Goldwater will be elected
and in the biggest political up
set of this country's history.
And it might very well hap
pen. .
VOLUME XVI
urison term Was included
the 20 judgments enter
ugh trial «r submission
>ast two U?*eks in Jones
Recorder's CmirC^v
rohte 1 was fined $100 for
ken' driving..
the only other non-traffic
Travis Meadows of Mays
Star route was founji not
»***v - w«$M - i.Wl It U pm
gnflty of simple assault.
Those paying fines for speed
ing included Paul Edward Mor
gan ®f Pollocksville route 1,
. Jerry 5£, Blizzard of Richlant)s
route 1, Bud Howell of Pike
vine, Edward Pearsall of Pink
Kill route 1, Alton Gordon Mills
Jr. of SwansTwro, who each paid
$25 fines. Lonnie Alfred Kin
Paying court costs f
traffic violations were
J. Pelham of Jacksenvi
HatcheH of Maysville,
Lee Smith of Trenton
Roy Lee Moye of Trent
•t Chapel Milt.
Eight Promotion|§|
For Kinston Police
Police Chief Fred Bates Wed
nesday announced t h e promo
tion of eight men on the Kins
ton Police Department. |pl
Those promoted fro
geant to lieutenant
Hugh Fisher, Rodolph Hi
Mes Moore and Phil Smith
Those promoted from
Fifteen year-old Mike Thomas j
Conner of La route 1 ]
Tuesday drew an '
prison term for burning a 1
church near Institute and bur- <
glarizing and attempting to y
burn a home in the same area, i
New Jury Lift foil
Next Week Court
following here is the Jury list
mhat will serve at next week’s
eivil term of Jones County Su
j>erior Court;
G. J. Smith, W. J. Dillahunt
d Goodihg, Everett Lee
Howard Koonce.
A. R. McDaniel, Lionel Mea
dows, Jim West, Leslie Scott,
KaUp Dove, E. W. Shiver, L. D
Howard, Harry V. Williams.
D. B Smith, C. M. Small, Jer
ry Thomas, Jake Dawson, Law
rence Barber, Pete Roberson,
leroy Whaley, P. B. Pender Jr.
and James Copies.
Ronald Lee White, Luther Cox
Jr., Vernon Howard Dudley,
Jesse Wilson, Basil Mercer, Tom
my Mercer, J. D. Davis, Norman
Whaley, C. S. Sanderson and
William Henry Riggs.
APPEALS PINE
Iin Recorder’s Court Monday
Clifton Thompson of 1020 Lin
coln Street appealed a $200 fine
for a second drunken driving of
fense to superior court.
Civil Court Term Next Weik Includes
Several Coses Lost Over 20 Years
Five Jones Arrests
In the past week the office of
Sheriff Brown Yates reports five
Jones County arrests: Johnny
George Jones of Trenton route
1 for drunken driving, Lee Hall
of Trenton route 2 for public
drunkenness, William Prentiss
Vinson of Swansboro for drunk
en driving, William T. Banks,
and Paul Edward Brown both of
Trenton route 2 for public
drunkenness.
Show Horse Killed
Highway Patrolman Wesley
Parrish reports an accident
three miles south of Grifton at
6:10 p. m. Sunday that caused
death of a show horse owned by
Charlie Hardee of Grifton valu
ed at $4,000.
Parrish indicted Samuel Coe
field of 1508 Reed Street for
driving on the wrong side of the
road after his car sideswiped
the car and trailer of Woodrow
Smith of Grifton, who was re
turning from LaGrange with the
show horse.
Mrs. Nora Clark of 109 Lof
tin Alley, a passenger in the
Doefield car, suffered serious
njuries about the face and
read, including loss of several
;eeth.
Coefield, Smith and Enoch
31ark escaped serious injuries.
s 29th Highway Death
Car Wreck Monday Night
Fred Frank “Tom” Rouse, 57,
of Kinston route 4 was instant
ly killed at 8:30 Monday night
in a one-car wreck on Measley
Road.
Rouse was being given a ride
by Bryce Outlaw, 19, employee
rf Caswell Training School, who
was riding with two other young
ail of whom escaped seri
njury in the crash that
sd 19645s 29th life on the
l|jpip Lenoir County.
Billy Baker indict
r manslaughter and
ing. William Outlaw
i McLewean Street,
broken ribs in the
8 brother, Johnson*
tout noticeable in
the right side of the ’60 model
car, pinning Stroud in and in
standing killing him.
Unenviable Record
From Friday of last weak
through Monday of this week
Johnny Goorgo Jonos of Tren
ton route 1 set a record few
will envy. Oii Friday ho drew
throe months in Jones County
Recorder's Court for drunken
driving, on the seme d a y he
drew two more months for pass
ing bad chocks in Cravon Coun
ty «nd on Monday ho get two
nore months in Lenoir County
LAGRANGE
Judge Elbert Peele of Wil
liamston will preside over a civ
il term of Jones County Super
ior Court next week and some
cases lost for a generation are
docketed simply to get them off
the court docket.
The oldest suit is one brought
by Roger Ward against Sylvia'
and Grant Carr and in which'
both attorneys are dead. J. Av
Jones was lawyer for Ward and’
»n was lawyer for
m.
Actions which likely/
-suited include J. H
Willard Taylor,.
Faulkner Taylor
JfesL
^ * agafiwr Jlnunie I. bar
ber, E. L. TUgbman against T.
R. Conner, C, W. Howard
against J. P, Quinn, Murray
Sales Company against Lewis
Lewis, Baugh and Sons against
Austin Smith and Mattie Hicks
and Lucy Carter Creel against
Norwood Creel.
X K. W<
the Carrs.
Other
will be
Jdohn
Virginia
Other more recent cases dock
eted include Edward Jones
against Josephine King Jones,
Lewis Andreoli against Mary
Lloyd Andreolia, Nannie Wilcox
McDaniel ahd several others:
against Ouida and John Newell.
Jones Cbunty versus Henry
Carr and wife, Willie Jean Bat
ten versus Harbld Gordon Ca
hoon, Ethan C. Mills versus
Wesley Jones and several oth
ers, Mary Tapp Jenkins versus
George Lloyd and Waddell Ro
berts.
Edna Conner against Tilmon
Lewis, William Metts against
Richard Whitfield* Modern
Homes against Ivey Vance Riggs
and wife, Mable Moore against
Leon Rowe, Ruben Gross ver
sus W. E. Raiford, Dorothy
Moore against W. ]L and Daisy
Moore, James Warren against
W. E. Chapman and L. M.
Thompson.
Elridge Sumrell against Mrs.
J. J. Arthur, Mrs. Kyle Wilcox
Shipley against Lee Wilcox and
wife, Henry Gerock against Ben
Rhodes, Edward Jordan and
Dixie Chemical Company against
Wade Mallard, Wilbur Metts
against Dallas M, Foster and
Professi oh a I Discount Co.
against Jim Metts, Charlotte Mc
Arthur and others.
1 111 ..K
^TRANSFERS
''County Register of
ill Parker reports re
one land transfer in
s during the past week