ury Convicts Crowson/More Divorces GrantedMfi»A full week of Municipal jury |nirt adjourned at noon today at»-convicting Rubj Crow .son. 1212 hissed street, ol reckless driving,was the only con' let ton for the itire week Judge D. C. MacRae *npl invented Solicitor Thomas|pi ink h on he ■ u t g ol ' hi un-ually large docket and expressedp;■' n ;htion ol ti.e inior* pa-ence throughout ihi week.[The reckiess driving chargeIgainst Ruby Crowson, 2Vy*ar-oldbite woman, resulted iroiti an au-bmobde collision in which Hazeltucile Darby, 27, of 312 Ennisreet. was also charged with reck* ss driving but absolved of all lame. The accident happened at ie corner ol Mam and Commerce rects at night after the traffic ighui had been cut off Stlw Dar-y’s car, a Dodge sedan, was reeked beyond repair and the *urt ordered Mi*- lt;'iow -^.i pay r $225 for damages and to paythe jury costs. Her attorney gave notice of appeal to the judgment.Miss Crowson also was taxedwith the jury costs for operating acar without a license.Three additional divorces weregranted yesterday afternoon,bringing the total for this term to32, Two were granted on grounds of two years separation and were granted to Annie Mae Sizemorefrom Paul Sizemore and to H. D. Idol from Thelma Mapp Idol. Di-vorce was granted to Rowan S. Welbom. Jr., from Betty ChristianWei born on grounds of adultery. Both plaintiff and defendant were under age. -rWi-The cases against Therodore Blakely. Asheboro. Rt. 3, and Dorothy Cash, 22, of 202 Davis street, charged with prostitution, were dismissed after the state's evidence was heard, there not being enough to convict them on that charge.1