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FROM RALEIGH'S OFFICIAL POLICE FILES THE CRIME BEAT BY CHARLES R JONES (Continued From Page 1) WINDSHIELD BROKEN, HUB CAPS STOLEN John Henry Poole, of 1010 CannSster St., told Officer M. G. Clifton at 7;10 a.m. Thursday, the windshield of his 1965 Chev rolet Malibu was broken out and all four of his hubcaps were stolen. Mr. Poole valued his wind shield at $125 and the hub caps at SSO. The complainant had no idea who theculpit might have been. ***** ********* WOMEN BATTLE, ONE CUT Miss Mattie Mae Smith, 32, of 508 1/2 E. Hargett St., in formed Officers Norman Twitty and Joseph Winters, Sr., at 4:09 p.m. Friday, that she was cut with a pocket knife during a “fuss'’ and subsequent fight with Miss Catherine Hedgepeth, 27, of 307 S. Bloodworth St. This incident took place in the 200 block of S. East St. Miss Hedgepeth was arrested for as saulting Miss Smith, with a <l*-.ici ly weapon. The victim exhibited lacera tions on tlie left side <■' her face. ********* ***** “SNEAK THIEF" CAUGHT ■ Neville GlendonGullie. ■ kite, owner of the Capital Furnitun. Srore, 135 E. Martin St., r - ported to Officers G. W. A bernathy and R. F. Perry at 10:23 p.m. Friday, that at about 10:20 p.m lie returned t his business and was in the reai of the store when Leonard Je rome Peterkin, 16, o! 510 Pat terson Lane, was “spied - ’ by him. Peterkin declared to the ow ner, “I was let in by some one." Gullie then held his gun on the frightened youth, dialed “O'’ for the operator, who, in turn, called the cops. The officers who were one half block from the scene, came at once and arrested Peterkin. It was later found that the juvenile had entered through the skylight in the i oof. He was charged wit: breaking and entering. *************** BEATEN FOR NO REASON: Mrs. Martha Atkins, 41, 413 Dorothea (Cannon St. hr., told Officers Otis L. Hinton and E. Curtis Wins?:.: t i ;51 p.m, Friday, that Charles Cur tis Harris, 26, same iddress, came into her room and began beating her with his hands and fists for no apparent reason. WF HAVF MnVFni L ii K\ w E I*l UvtU i WE ARE NOW AT 7 WEST HARGETT STREET Since we last saw you at our office, we have moved to a we offer the same FRIENDLY SERVICE, it is just more new location to serve you better. In our new office at 7 convenient for vou and our many other customers. WEST HARGETT STREET (in the Raleigh Building), m | WE ARE NOW AT 7 WEST H ARGETT ST. v 2 on £ -j I I 'mt-m 'li f—T rn C w O w < C. C. RODGERS, Manager J f 5 - z g £ os S w T HILL Mana^r L . _\\\ Hargett St.-jdl"" R H. WATKINS, Collection Manager N. D SUTTON, Field Representative Cashiers : MRS ANNA JOHNSON MRS MARJORIE SPRUILL MRS PAT McCOLL CONSOLIDATED CREDIT CORP. 7 WEST HARGETT ST. RALEIGH NORTH CAROLINA 27601 PHONE 828-5741 i — i m —tittt rTnrTrr“Tr"n'Tirr-r"~'rT —ri —i - mmr iTnnitmiirnrriTiiniaimriFnimiTiiiiifiiiiiiiWTrßnwißiiiiwiiiiMiii mi« *iiiin—w>iinr mwm mm n 1111*111 1— mini mm ■ -—m- - iimm- mm T-r-miiirnirr iirirr , Tr^ , "”™" , " ,r,r,,r She said that Harris had been drinking. The complainant sign ed a warrant and Harris was “hauled off ’ to Wake County jail, charged with assault and battery. Mrs. Atkins, who was struck on the head and about her body, suffered bruises in both places. ************** IN-LAW DAMAGES DOOR Mrs. Rosa L. Sawyer, of 731 Quarry St., informed Officers Bobby B. Coats and J. L. Denning at 11;00 p.m. Friday, her son in-law damaged the storm door at her home. She signed a-warrant against Charles Howard, 28, of 901 S. Fast St., and he was arrested for damage to property, under a bond of SSO. Damage to the storm door glass was set at sls. *************** ‘ KNOCKED THROUGH FRONT DOOR" Mrs. Castell Jenkins Pear son, 42, of 306 Patterson Ln., told “the law" at 11:16 p.m. •Friday, that she and her spouse had an argument and he beat her with his hands and fists, “iinally knocking me through the front door. 1 ’ She signed an assault and bat tery warrant against Isaiah Pearson, same address and he was arrested and placed under a : 100 bond. **************** MAN STABBED BYSTRANGER Marvin Peacock, of 417 Pat terson Lane, told Officer J. E. Pierce mid c. R. Stinson at Wake Memorial Hospital, that he was stabbed about 2:30 a.m. Saturday in the abdomen with a knife by an unknown person, while he was visiting at 400 Patterson Lane. The officers' report conclud ed, “He was drunk, so we were unable to determine other information from him at this time. - ’ ************** SAYS CLERK BEAT HIM UP Franchot Kilpatrick, of 1611 Cross Street, (Lincoln Park) reported to “the law” at 9:09 a.m. Friday, he was intheMin ute Marked New Bora Avenue, to bui some beer. When he came up to the front to pay for his purchase, Kilpatrick admitted he “got in front of some people." The clerk then told him to get in the back of the line, but Kilpatrick -stood there for a minute,” then the clerk came around the counter and started -beating me up.” Kilpatrick, wnu was struck in the mouth and eye, was re ported by the cops to have said he'd get the name of the clerk and sign an assault and battery warrant against him. Both his eyes and mouth “were swollen real bad,” the officers’ report concluded. AUTOMOBILE IS STOLEN Harold McKizzie Liles, of Rt. 1, Knightdale, told Officers Nor man Artis and James E. (Bob by) Dave at 12:30 a. m. Sat urday, he had been drinking and a colored male, known only to him al “Pete,” also of Knight dale, stole his 1957 Pontiac from in front of 412 E. Hargett St. He said “Pete" works at the Sure Fit Seat Cover Center, 120 W. Davie Street. Louis Tiice, of the Hargett St. address, was a witness to the auto theft. *************** COP SEES SISTERS FIGHTING Officer Rudolph Felix Fowler reported at 4:48 p.m. Satur day, that he saw Misses Cora Lee Fowler, of, of 549 E. Hargett, and Jeanette Louise Fowler, 21, 613 1/2 Quarry St., (sisters) engaging in an affray with thheir hands, fists and a brick. No injuries were noted, but both were jailed for engaging in an affray where a deadly weapon was used. The incident took place at the corner of E. Davie and S. Bloodworth Sts. ****** j|c * A-** * ** DEAF MUTES BATTLE Officers T. V. Ruth and C. A. Watson reported at 4:52 p.m. Saturday, ‘We picked up two colored males in the 400 block of S. Bloodworth St., for fight ing.” Leroy Rogers, 50, attacked Gathom Parham, 22, with a pocket knife by swinging it at him. The two cops came along on their routine beat, saw the altercation and jailed both. “We were unable to deter mine anything further because they were both deaf and dumb.” *************** MAN CUT BY WOMAN Officers arrested Mrs. Lou ise Bridges, 37. of 726 S. Blood worth St., and Rufus Bridges, 26, same address at 10:25 p.m. Monday and charged both with engaging in an affray where a deadly weapon was used. Mrs. Fowler nad apparently cut him and he retaliated by “slicking” her. Bridges suffered a two-inch wound on his right arm, while she “sported” a three-inch wound ui the back on the right side. *************** ATTACKED BY BOYFRIEND Miss Mamie Perry, 30, of 517 1/2 s. Person St., informed Officers Otis L. Hinton and E. Curtis Winston at 11:11 p.m. Saturday, her boyfriend, Char lie Junior Garner, 41, same address, struck her ln the left eye after a “brief fuss.” She stated she didn't want to sign -a warrant against him, but she was arrested for dis orderly conduct. The woman had been drinking and was very uncooperative, even refusing to give police all the information concerning the argument that led to the attack. The complainant changed her story several times as to how she received the one-inch cut on her left eyelid. A warrant was signed by the cops, charging Garner with as sault and battery. TRe fight took place at their home. *************** SAYS DRINKING MATE STRUCK HER Mrs. Lena Hodge, of 106 W. Lee Street, told officers at 11:13 p.m. Saturday , that her husband, Fred Douglas Hodge, same ad dress, had been drinking when be struck her. She also expressed to the of ficers her fear that her mate seemed mentally disturbed. Mrs. Hodge suffered bruises on the left side of her neck. Hodge was “hauled off” to Wake County jail to await an assault and bpttery verdict by City Court jurist, S. Pretlow Win borne. *************** BEATEN, WON'T PROSECUTE Mrs. Jean Woods, of 904 Manly Street, reported to two cops at 3:23 a.m, Sunday, she had an argument with Solomon Dozier, Jr., 38, of “somewhere on Jamaica Dr.", at her house, and she was assaulted by him. The woman was taken to the hospital, where she was treated and released for bruises on the face and a broken left arm. Mrs. Woods also refused to sign a warrant against Dozier. -A-***, -ar**!******-**- YOUTH CUT ON LEG Bobby Lynn Hinton, 15, of b Lincoln Terrace, informed of ficers Ralph Clayborne and J. a. Moshier at 11:58 p. m. Sunday, that while he uas at his ,t --partment, he “got into a fuss” with. Will Tailor, 46, of Quar ry St.' As a result, young Hinton was cut on the left leg with a pock et knife, wielded by Taylor. He was treated and released at Wake Memorial Hospital for a three-inch cut on the leg. Hinton refused to sign an as sault with a deadly weapon war rant against Taylor. *************** WINDOW BROKEN OUT Mrs. Thelma Lewis Cotton, of 320 1/2 Love’s Lane told Of ficers John H. Baker, Sr., and James E. (Sonny) l ane at 12:39 a.m. Sunday, that her right front window was broken out by two teenage boys. She set her loss at sl2. *************** watches stoi ex from SHOP Clarence Eulas Davidson, of 711 Manly Street, reported to Detective Lt. Larry M. Smith at -;10 p.m. Sunday, he has missed about 8 or 9 watches from hhs jewelry shop'during the past 3 nr 4 monthh. Mr. Davidson operates Da vidson's Coffee Break, 123 E. Hargett St. These watches had been brought in for repair, so none were new. They were of 6 or 7 assorted brands and the latest one was taken in June. It was a yellow gold Hamilton 17-jewel pocket watch. *************** WITNESSES SEE WOMAN “AT WORK" James Davis Patterson, 28, of 810 E. Edenton St., informed Officers D. L. Dickerson and J. L. Denning at 12:33 a. in. Thursday, he had two witnesses who observed Miss Betty Lor raine Flippin, 21, of 612 Quar ts St., Apt. 'R, toss a brick through the left front glass of his 1964 Thunderbird, break ing it. After conversing with Miss Flippin, she told the cops that Patterson had assaulted her, and this was why she broke his auto glass. She signed a warrant against Patterson, charging assault and battery. He signed one charging her with damage to property. Damage to the loft front glass of the Thunderbird was set at S4O. *************** SHOW WINDOW GLASS BROK EN James D. Patterson, owner of - 1 Pat’’ Patter son's Record Shop, 116 E. Hargett St., reported to Officers J. M. Bissette and W. F. /ieverink at 12:44 a.m. Thursday, he suspected a young woman of breaking out the show window of his shop, doing SIOO damage to it. The woman, Miss Bettj L. Flippin, denied any knowledge of the incident and there were no witnesses. *************** DRAWS PISTOL ON MAN Moses Archible, of 1200 1/2 S. East St., informed Officers O. L. Hinton and E, C. Win ston at 12:02 a.m. Tuesday, that Miss Delores Henderson 29, of 1207 S. East St., drew a pistol on him and threatened to shoet. He declared, ‘Delores got Lr~ WM VISIT AT A&T - Ramon S. Scruggs, New York City, pub lic relations manager for the American Telephone and Tele graph Company, and Mrs. Scruggs, last week paid a visit to A<£T College. With them are Harvey R. Alexander, right, A&T business manager and treasurer. Mrs. William Alexander Dies; Taught 30 Years In DC WASHINGTON, D. C. - Ser vices wore held Saturday for Mrs, William Alexander, 54, a District elementary school teacher for more than 30 years, who died last Wednesday at Providence Hospital after a brief illness. Burial was in Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. A life-long District resident, *. . ■’A7 —.... MRS. WM. ALEXANDER she graduated from Dunbar High School and received a bache lo! ' - degree fi om Miner Teach es s Colletnow a part of D. C Teachers College. In 1952 she v.as awarded a mastersde c ret i: om the Columbia Univer sity Teachers College. Sh»- also did graduate work at H.vir i Unit ersity, D. C. Teachers College, and George mad with me because I was i Iking to her sister, Larzet- The policemen were unable to fin ’ the pistol, but Miss Hender son was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon. THE CABOUNIAtf BAIrEIOH, N. C., SATURDAY, JUNE 11. 1966 Washington University. In 1933, Mrs. Alexander be gan her teaching career at Cle veland elementary school. She also taught at Logan, Slater- Langston, Gage and Morse ele mentary schools. She joined the staff of the Reading Clinic of theD. C. Pub lic Schools in 1957, while con tinuing her teaching on the ele mentarv school level. Last *1 Barclays Barclay’s | *g4 Bourbon "yip 48 MONTHS Barclays OLD Bourbon sgss sg2s STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY— 80 PROOP . US. BARCLAY A CO.. UMITtO, PEOWA. lIL. 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