FROM RALEIGH S OFFICIAL POLICE FILES: ;
THE iStI.ME BEAT
BY CHARLES R. JONES
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1)
LICENSE PLATES STOLEN
Raymond Terry, of 10 Iredell
Terrace, informed an officer at 8
a. m. Thursday, that sometime :
Wednesday night, someone stole his
State license plate from his 1960
Buick, parked in front of his home.
The license plate number is
UT-88.
TRIES TO PULL MAN INTO
ALLEY, JAILED
Leamon Byrd, 52, of 122 E.
Marge* Street (Home Eckers
Hotel), told Officer Otis Hin
ton, Jr., at 11 p. m. Friday, that
Percy Williams, 18, of 8 W.
Worth Street, tried to pull him
into an alley, off the 300 block
of S. East Street.
Williams was jailed after Mr.
Byrd signed a warrant, charg
ing assault and battery and
damage to property.
The sport coat, worn by Byrd
tv as torn at the left sleeve in the
attempt to pull him into the alley.
Damage to the cost wa3 estimated
at $5.
SAYS MAN "WENT UPSDIE”
HER HEAD
Miss Moxelie Love, 25, of 548
E. Hargett Street, reported to
a cop at 10 p. m. Friday, that
Leon Miller, Jr.. 32, also ot
548 E. Hargett, Street, struck
her in the face and “upside”
her head with his hands and
fists, causing swelling on the
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right side of her face.
She signed a warrant and Miller
was "hauled off" to Wake County
Jail, charged with assault on a
■ female. He was held under a SIOO
bond.
NAB TWO FOR DISTURBING
PEACE
Officers C. R. Kirby and H. K.
Wall reported at 4:21 p. m. Satur
day, they received a call to 611 ,
Quarry Street. Upon arrival, they ;
found Miss Purcell Justice, 24, and
Laney Caudle Johnes, 21, both of
the Quarry Street address, disturb
ing the peace and both were jailed
for same. Tt could not be ascertain
ed just how or why the duo was
disturbing the peace.
WOMAN SAYS MAN BLACK
ED HER EA”E
Miss Louise Lanier, 52, of
fill Church Street, told Offi
cer W'. B. Stephenson at 11 a.
m, Friday, that Isaac Weldon,
39, of the same address, hit her
in the left eye with his fists,
causing it to blacken and be
come bloodshot.
She signed a warrant, charg
ing assault and battery and
Weldon was arrested and held
under a bond of 5100.
BATTERY TAKEN AS MAN
RETURNS JACK
William Henry Hayes, 22. of 300
Haywood Street. Garner, informed
Officer R F. Perry at 9.53 p, m.
Saturday, he paiked his 1955 two
door Chevrolet in front of 211 E.
Cabarrus Street (a vacant lot),
borrowed a jack to change his flat
tire, and returned the jack to its
owner.
"When I got back,” declared
Hayes, (who was gone 20 minutes),
“I found that someone had stolen
my 12-volt battery." by lifting the
hood and removing it.
The battery was valued at sls.
THIEF REMOVES BOLTS FROM
CAR
Elvis Hodge, 29. of 319 N. Fisher
Street, told a cop at 6:05 a m.
Sunday, he parked his 1954 Ply
mouth in hi? driveway at 7 p. m„
and returned to it at 5:50 a. m
Sunday to find that somone had
taken four bolts from the right
front wheel.
The four lug bolts cost about 50
cents.
CHARGES HUBBY WITH
ASSAULT
Mrs. Gwendolyn Louise Mas
cnburg, 24, of B-21 Washington
Terrace, reported to Officer W.
.1. Fowler at 12:01 a. m. Sunday,
that she and her husband,
Frank David Massenburg, 28,
got into an argument and he
pushed her into the door
frame, causing a small lacera
tion of the left eye.
Mrs. Massenburg was “sewed
up” at Wake Memorial Hospit
al. the report stated, then she
signed a warrant, charging her
husband with assault and bat
tery. He was ja led under a
SIOO bond.
«.K\H Hn-AMD-KUN DRIVER
Delma Ray Matthews, 25, of
1144 Walnut Street, told Offi
cer Otis Hinton, Jr., at 2:37 a.
m. Sunday, that a 1957 Ford,
driven by Roger Edward Mick
ens, 22, of 528 C'cannon Street,
was travelling west in the 300
block of E. Davie Street and
struck a 1955 Ford, belonging to
Mrs. Minnie Mae Matthews, of
3613 Holly Springs Road, w hich
was parked at the north curb
in the 300 block.
The car was headed east,
Mickcns reportedly left the
scene of the accident after
striking the car. but he was
"grabbed" thirty minutes lat
er by two other cops, charged
with hit-and-run driving and
driving alter his license had
been revoked.
BREAK-IN AT THE CAVE
Raymond Burnett 45, of 508
Freeman Street, told Officer J. P
BrcadweU at 10:56 a.m. Sunday,
that The Cave, 403 E. Cabarrus
Street, which he operates, was en
tered sometime after 5:47 a m. on
Sunday.
Burnett stated the juke box
owned by Pierce Music Com
pany, was broken open and an
unknown amount of change
was removed from it.
The frot door was open when
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RETURNS FROM MONTGOMERY MARCH Shown
above in the First Baptist Church, Ahoskie, Sunday are, from left
to right : the Rev. S. P. Fettewav, pastor of Mount Olive Baptist
Church, Bertie County; Callas Brown, Ahoskie insuranceman;
George Hall, ha\ ing his hand raised in victory, after he made the
trip to Montgomery, Alabama on March 25; James Weaver, and
the Rev. John Scott, pastor of Ahoskie's First Baptist Church.
Hall was sent to Montgomery by the Hertford County Branch ;
NAACP as a representative in the March. They are shown, after
he delivered his report at First Baptist in Ahoskie. About 600 peo
ple heard his lengthy report.
WOMAN VISITS FRIEND.
ENEMY CUTS HER FACE
Miss Glendale Marsh, 29. of
585 E. Cabarrus Street, told a
cop at 4:29 p.m. Saturday, she
went to 584 E. Cabarrus to vis
it a friend. Miss Gladys Young.
Burnett arrived, and he could
n't say for sure whether some
one had been locked up inside
the place or whether the front
door latch had been tripped
from the outside for entrance.
The Cave is owned by Willie
Burnett-, ot Apex, a brother of the
complainant.
NAB THREE IN BRICK. KNIFE
BOUT
Officer James E. 'Bobby! Daye
reported at. 1:04 p.m. Monday, that
while ho was investigating a com
plaint on McMakin Street, he dis
covered James Edward Giles, 26;
John Fred Giles, 56, of 6 McMakin
Street: and John Currie, 51, also
of 6 McMakin.
All admitted they had been
in an affray at 4 McMakin St.,
and all received in the
brick-knife fight “over a wo
man.” according io John Cur
riec. They did not require
treatment, however.
Officer Daye arrested the trio
for engaging in an affray with
deadly weapons. ,
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had a few words with Virginia
Jones Montague,” S 3, of 1507
Cross Street, and Mrs. Mon
tague reportedly cut her across
the left eye and down the left
side of her face with a hawk
bill knife.
The Montague woman ad
mitted the cutting, but declar
ed she used a fingernail file,
which she was unable to pro
duce when asked by the offi
cer.
She was then arre deonts
She was then arersted on a
charge of assault with a deadly
! weapon and placed under a bond
of SI2OO.
Administrative
Changes Told
At N. C. College
DURHAM John L. Stewart,
dean of men at North Carolina
j College, was named Saturday as
j acting dean of students to replace |
1 Dean Marion D Thorpe, who was j
1 granted a leave of absence to join
the Office of Economic Opportuni-
ty effective April 12.
The announcement was made by
President Samuel P Massie, who
indicated also that Robert L. Mc-
Adams, assistant dean of men, has
been appointed acting dean of men.
Stewart, who has served as dean
of men at the college for nearly
twenty years, is a native of Clarks
ville, Tenn. Holder of BA. and
M.A. degrees from Indiana Univer
sity, he has pursued additional
graduate work at New York Uni
versity and has earned a certificate
as a specialist in education.
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In addition to serving as dean of
men at the college, he has taught
biology and has been the college's
science teacher trainer for nineteen
years.
McAdams, a native of Durham
and a graduate of Hillside High
School, has been assistant dean of
men since July, 1956.
He received the B.S. degree from
North Carolina College in 3949 and
the M.S. in 1937. Betoie joining the
NCC Personnel Department, hf
taught at Tuskegee Institute, Tut
kegee. Alabama, and was a book
keeper for Mitchell Enterprises, »
Durham firm.
ON A BILLBOARD in London
“75 percent of the Clergy 7ak«
The Times." And scrawled under
neath: "And the other 25 pereen>
pay for it." Catholic Digest —March
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