Eleven Cases Heard In Court Session
Eleven cases were tried in regular weekly session of City Records court at City Hall on August 14. Five defendants convicted of public drunkenness. Hubert Stuttsteller, 31, convicted after assault charges. Parker, 28, cut with a knife August 4 and found guilty of simple assault with a $42.50 doctor bill due. Parker granted leave on assault charge. Hultstetion case reduced to simple assault. Charlie Anderson convicted of assault on a female. taxed court costs and ordered to obtain gainful occupation and to report next week. Carrie Mace convicted of profane language. taxed costs. Jessie Wright case, driving drunk, transferred to Cleveland County recorder’s court for jury trial. Barber Lee Burris found not guilty of reckless driving.
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City Hall
Hubert Stuttsteller
Howard
Parker
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Hultstetion
Charlie Anderson
Carrie Mace
Jessie Wright
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Cleveland County Recorders Court
C. Horn
Lee Burris
Local readers share notes and political quips from Sunday
Sunday letters and social notes recount visits by H Y Belk family and friends in Waynesville and Chipley Florida, with remarks on national politics and a long, meandering meditation on democracy, trust in leaders, and memories. The column blends humor, poetry, and reflections on Truman Wallace and labor matters with casual hometown gossip.
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Brandon McDaniel
Bill Ross
Bobbie Bagwell
Pat Belk
Av. Belk
Bruce Roberts
Florida
Victor Pruett
Spartanburg
Waynesville
Julia St. Clair
A. B Belk
Tom Laney
Chipley
Fla
Capitol
Mexico
National Palace
Hen Wallace
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Henry
Truman
Jenkins Stresses Rural Traffic Safety
Nearly a quarter of a million farm residents are injured in motor vehicle accidents each year. County agent Ben Jenkins of the State College Extension Service highlights rural driving dangers on high speed roads. He cites National Safety Council rules: adapt speed to conditions, stay right, avoid passing on curves or hills, obey signs, watch railroad crossings, use proper lanes, keep four car lengths, cooperate with rural traffic officials, and be courteous to other drivers.
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Jay
John
Hen’ Wallace
Democratic Party
Truman
Wallace
Solomon
Senate
Saraisk
Lewis
Congress
Maren
Texas
Ben Jenkins
State College Extension Service
National Safety Council
Lefs
Akes
Birthday celebration for Ralph Elliott Jr
Ralph Elliott Jr. celebrated his first birthday on Tuesday, September 15, at Shelby. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Falls of Ings Mountain. Mrs. Elliott is formerly Miss Sara Mae Falls. Traffic safety tips urge proper lighting and slow moving vehicle precautions for tractors on highways.
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Ralph Elliott, Jr
Ralph Elliott
Shelby
A. B. Falls
Ings Mountain
Elliott
Sara Mae Falls
Merchants Prepare For Fall Goods In Kings Mountain
Kings Mountain merchants move summer stock and unpack fall merchandise. Apparel stores feature new fall wear while express, parcel post, and delivery services handle increased shipments. Retailers expect strong fall sales boosted by employment, with shark skin suits and gabardines in demand. The boll weevil impact on farmer income remains a key question.
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Kings Mountain
Expressmen
Parsel Post
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