Emma Latteis
Fined Again
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Emma Latters Spencer, elderly
Negro woman, stole the show at
city court again Monday, as she
- was tried before Judge E. A. Har
rill for possession of one gallon
non tax-paid whiskey for alleg
ed purposes of sale.
In the Spencer case, Officer P.
A. Hawkins testified that Emma
told him the liquor had been
slipped there. The liquor was
found nine feet from the back of
the Spencer house.
John Mahoney, of Shelby, was
defense attorney.
She was found guilty and sen
tenced to 90 days in Jail suspen
ded oh payment of a fine of $100
and costs.
Following are portions of the
Spencer woman'? testimony un
der questioning by Juuge Harrill:
Judge Harrill: "Did you know
the liquor was there?"
She replied: "Had I known it
was there I would have run when
the law came."
Judge Harrill: "Did you drink
it?"
She replied, ."Why sure, after
I flninshed washing and ironing,
^ I was tired, then I drank it."
P She testified she didn't know
about this liquor but had she
found it, it would have been hers.
Other judgments of the court
Included: V
Willie Smith, Negro, charged
with assault on his wife, was
taxed with the costs.
defendants paid a fine of
$5.00 each and the costs and
three paid costs after pleading
guilty to charges of public
drunkenness.
Mathis Evans, charged with
speeding, was taxed with the
costs,
A charge of driving without li
cense and improper passing a
gainst W. P. Feur was nol pross
ed.
Prayer for Judgment was con
tinued lor 30 days against Carl
Sisk on fe charge of non-support.
Walter C. Goode was taxed
with the costs after being found
guilty of non -support.
Flay Pearson was fined $100
and taxed with the costs after
being found guilty of attempted
assault with a deadly weapon.
Willie Davis, Negro of Gaffney,
charged with running through a
red light, was taxed with the
costs.
A case against Thomas If.
Price, of Charlotte, charged with
running through a red light was
dismissed.
Burben Lee Burris, Negro,
charged with possession of three
fourths gallon of non-tax-paid
whiskey, received a 90-day Jail
} sentence suspended upoh pay
ment of a fine of $100 and costs.
James Hughes, Negro found
guilty of driving without a li
cense in Recorder's court on June
11, was sentenced to one month
Thursday, August 2, the Girl
Scouts of the Lutheran church
went to Tryon to a Boy Scccut
camp. We ate supper beside a
lake. We saw some snakes. We
went to see the Lake and canoes.
Then we saw the pageant of Hi
awatha.
?Elaine Burton
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The Girl Scout troop of the
Lutheran church met August 1.
We opened our meeting with a
prayer. Seed pictures were made
for our handiwork. We talked
about Boy Scout camp and our
camping trip.
?Linda Mitcham, Scribe
Final Rites Held
For Thompkins Baby
Funeral services for Michael
Gene Tompkins, six and one-half
months old son of Pvt. Hugh
and Ruby Jenkins Tompkins, of
the Patterson Springs section,
were held Wednesday at 3 p. m.
at Putnam Memorial Baptist
church. The Rev. Lawrence Rob
erts officiated, assisted by the
Rev. W. L. Pressly. Interment
was in Sunset cemetery.
The Tompkins baby died in the
Shelby hospital Monday from a
heart ? condition commonly
known as "blue baby".
Pvt. Tompkins, son of Mrs.
Ruth Pinkard, of Kings Moun
tain, is stationed at Lackland
Air Force Base, San Antonio,
Texas.
Miss Laverne White
To Receive Diploma
Miss Laverne White, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. White, will
graduate from the Shelby Hospi
tal School of Nursing Friday
night, with exercises to be held
at the First Baptist church &t
8:15 o'clock. Dr. Robert Dyer, of
the Gardner-Webb College facul
ty, will deliver the finals address.
After graduation, Miss White
will continue working at Shelby
hospital In the operating room.
In jail.
Cases continued Included:
Jack D. Huffstetler, charged
with public drunkenness.
James Lesley Boyd, charged
with non-support.
Andy Burgon Falls, charged
with speeding.
Louis Oliver, charged with
failure to pay a taxi fare.
Bertie Lee Adams, charged
with illegal possession, of non
tax -pa id whiskey.
Ollle Todd, charged with as
sault with a deadly weapon.
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Announces Opening
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Charlie Harrill announced this
week opening of Harrill's Elec
tric Appliance Service, a new
firm specializing in repairs.
The new firm is located at 203
S. Goforth street, in a building
in rear of the Harrill residence. ?
Mr. Harrill also announced
that he sold his interest in City
Electric and Plumbing Co., Besse
mer City, several weeks ago.
The new electrical repair man
has over six years experience in
the field.
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Tommie Baker Goes
To Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. L. P. Baker entertained
with a buffet supper Monday
night honoring Mr. and Mrs.
Tommie Baker.
Twenty-seven friends of the
young couple enjoyed the dinner
and an evening of companion
ship.
Tommie Baker left today
< Thursday > for Springfield,
Mass. where he reports at West
over Air Force Base, from
which base he will be sent back
to Africa.
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