p- fr-Th Perquimans Weet!y, Hertford, N.C., Thursday, October 10, 1974
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DONATED Joel Hollowell, Jr. has donated this truck,
which was recently destroyed by fire, to the Perquimans
County Jayc'ees to be used in their re-cycling project.
(Newbern photo)
NewsAt Don Juan
BvMUDK M.WHITE
W e are proud to announce
that Wilford Smith and Ella
Miller won the "Make It
Happen Trophy" during the
month of September.
Those celebrating birth
days recently were Rella
Elliott, Juanita Gregory,
Catherine Newsome, Cara
Wiggins, Charles Parker,
Maltie Johnson, Shirley
Hughes, and Shirley Jen
nings. Mr: and Mrs. Michael
Ervin and son along with
Mrs. Betty Forehand and son
were dinner guests of Mrs
Hazel Hollowell on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Way
and children, Kelly and
Skipper, of Durham, N.C.
were week-end guests of
Mrs. Way's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Marrow of Roper,
N.C, :
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Taylor
of Portsmouth, Va. visited
Mrs. Esther Freeman
recently.
Wayne White is working
with the Atlantic Credit
Company in Henderson,
N.C. He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest White.
. Week-end guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd E. Evans
were her children, Mr. and
Mrs. Kelly Byrum of Tar
boro, N.C; Mr. and Mrs.
Lyonel Byrum and children
of Hertford; Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Chappell and
children of Tyner; and Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Chappell,
Jr. of Greenville, N.C. .
Margaret Bryant is back
at work after being in the
hospital last week.
Quincy Blanchard at
tended a funeral in Kinston,
N.C. last Sunday.
Minnie Brown went to
Nags Head, N.C. oven the
week-end on a fishing trip:
Mrs. America Robertson
announces the birth of her
granddaughter, Crystal
Suzanne. The proud parents
are Mr. and Mrs. Buddy
Robertson of Winfall.
Democrats
To Meet
Perquimans County
Democrats will meet
Thursday, Oct. 17 at 7:30 in
the courthouse in Hertford.
The purpose of the meeting
will not only be to receive
information, but to
strengthen the participation
oi Democrats throughout
the county;
Special speaker for the
night will be Ben Utley,
Executive Director of the
North Carolina Democratic
Executive Committee.
Utley will talk to the group
about the changes in the
planning and organization of
the Democratic party, and
will give information con
cerning the Democratice
candidates running in the
November election. :
- The county's Democratic
chairman is Joe Nowell, and
anyone requesting more
information concerning the
meeting may call him at 297-2491,
Dallas Bryant has returned
home after being a patient
in ' Roanoke-Chowan
Hospital in Ahoskie, N.C.
Mr. Bryant is the husband of
Mrs. Mary Bryant.
Mrs. Eunice Jones and
her family recently spend
the week-end in Charlotte,
N.C. visiting a cousin,
Anthony Downing. He is
attending Johnson C. Smith
University.
We would like to express
our sympathy to the family
of Douglas Chappell. His
wife and mother are former
employees of Don Juan.
Ernie Rennie spent the
week-end with his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest White.
Area BPW
Meeting
Members of 33 BPW Clubs
in the Eastern Area of the
North Carolina Federation
of Business and Pro
fessional Women's Clubs,
Inc. will meet at the
Ramada Inn, New Bern,
North Carolina, on October
12-13. Mrs. Helen Mahlum,
New Bern, Eastern Area
Vice President of the North
Carolina Federation, will
preside.
Workshops on mem
bership, professionalism,
parliamentary procedure,
protocol, and program
planning will be held. Mrs.
Rebecca Melvin, Maysville,
North Carolina Young
Careerist, will address the
luncheon group. Mrs.
Carolyn Williams, Concord,
State Federation President,
will speak during the dinner.
An inspirational breakfast
and emblem ceremony on
Sunday morning will close
the meeting. Mrs. Kathleen
Orringer, President of the
New Bern BPW Club, is
coordinating the local plans.
Cases heard by Judge
Walker at the ' regular
session of Perquimans
County District Court
were as follows:
Johnny Clifton Buck,
charged with driving under
the influence, received a 90-,
day sentence suspended for
12 months, a fine of $125.00
and costs, and ordered not to
operate a motor vehicle in
North Carolina except as
authorized by limited
driving privilege - operating :
vehicle owned by him or
catering Company in course
and scope of his duties as
caterer in Washington and
Martin Counties. . The
defendant must furnish '
proof to any stopping officer
that he is about his business,
and must not operate a
motor vehicle after con
suming any alcohol or
controlled substance; '
Harold Lee Jones was
charged with driving under
the influence, and failure to
stop for red light, (the
charges were consolidated
for judgment) and the
defendant was given a 90
day sentence suspended for
12 months, a fine of $125.00
and costs, and ordered not to
operate a motor vehicle in
North Carolina until he has
been properly licensed by
the State;
Dennis Pettaway was
charged with reckless driv
ing and not having an opera
tor's license, (the charges
were consolidated for judg
ment ) and the defendant re
ceived a 6 months sen
tence suspended for 5 years,
1. $75.00 fine and cosls-2.
and not to operate a motor
vehicle until duly and
properly licensed;
Daniel Timothy
Richardson was found guilty
of simple possession of
Marijuana and was given a 6
months sentence suspended
for 3 years 1. a fine of $200.00
and costs, 2. probation for 3
years with special con
ditions not to possess or
consume any alcohol or
contolled substance
probation to be processed
here and transferred to
Virginia;
Calvin Ray Colson,
charged with disorderly
conduct, received a 30-day
sentence suspended for 2
years -1. pay costs of court.
2. shall not attend or be in
the general vicinity of any
athletic contest connected
with the Perquimans County
Schools;
Shelton Zachary, Jr. and
Jeff Lilly, both charged with
larceny, were sentenced to
12 months on the roads;
Wister Glenn Hill and
Susie Hill were found not
guilty of assault on a female
and assault and battery;
Ada Watson Singleton,
charged with driving under
the influence, as given a 90
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day sentence suspended for
12 months, a fine of $125.00
and costs, and ordered not to
operate a motor vehicle
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. Carlton Stanley Turner
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controlled substance, were
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not consume alcohol or
controlled substance during
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Louis Lane was found
guilty of being a public
drunk and given a 20-day
sentence suspended upon
payment of a fine of $10.00
and costs and ordered not to
play with, intimidate, or
harrass the children of Billy
Miller;
Judith Lahay Bridwell
was found guilty of issuing a
: worthless check and was
given a sentence of 10 days
: suspended upon payment of
a fine of $10.00 and costs
and to make restitution of
check in the amount of
$32.99 to be paid into the
Office of Clerk of Superior
Court;
Queen Howell Myers was
taxed with a speeding fine of
$83.00 and costs;
John Wade Hampton was
found not guilty of improper
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James Edward Gordon,
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- Zachariah Brown,
charged with speeding, ,
received a 30-day sentence ,
suspended upon payment of f
a fine of $25.09 and costs,
and ordered not to operate a '.
motor vehicle during period
privilege is suspended.
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