Halifax Court Ends Term with 33 Cases Tried
Halifax Superior Court completed its term with numerous sentences. Albert Bowser 17 received 15 years for assault with intent to rape. Whit Alston 19 got 20 years for burglary. Potter and Cleaver, Raleigh men, received 3 to 5 and 2 to 4 years respectively for auto larceny. Various other defendants faced jail, probation, fines, or sentences including liquor, larceny, and non support.
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Albert Bowser
Nellie Williams
Halifax
Whit Alston
Superior Court
Bowser
Miss Williams
Hawkins Chapel
A. A
Potter
Cleaver
Duke Shearin
Doll Powell
Jack Carter
Sam Carter
J. T. Bullock
David Barnes
Cora Evans
Nannie Battle
Hal
State Highway and Public Works Commission
Doris Ashby
Jack George Jenkins
C. H. Roundtree
William Potter
Martin Cleaver
L. C. Daughtry
Rowland Lowe
J. P. Hardy
Robert Earl Whitaker
Alphonso Whitaker
The Other Woman Cartoon Pointers in American Weekly
The American Weekly Magazine features a caricaturist Fish tale offering humor and guidance on outsmarting a social problem with witty sketches in full color. The piece promotes next Sunday's Times-Herald edition for more.
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Fish
Times-Herald
Town of Littleton Sells 41.21 Percent Interest in Lot
In a public auction at Littleton Town Hall on September 18 1939 at 12:00 noon the town will sell its 41.21 percent undivided interest in a half acre lot in Halifax County. The parcel on Furgerson Street runs along Mrs Nora Perkins and Mrs B A C Jackson lines and is part of a 1928 deed to William S Clark and wife Lizzie W Clark. Town Attorney Robert T Kirkland signs the notice dated August 17 1939.
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Town Board of Commissioners
Littleton
N. C
North Carolina
Halifax County
State of
Furgerson Street
B. A. C. Jackson
E. A. C. Jackson
Nora Perkins
BE. A. C. Jackson
William S. Clark
Lizzie W. Clark
F. P. Spruill
Robert T. Kirkland
Balance Sheet Summary For The Year Ending December 31 1938
The statement shows ledger assets as of December 31 1938 amounting to 1 667 840 38 with an increase in paid up capital to the same total. Income from policyholders 525 259 07 misc 63 255 21 total 588 514 43 disbursements to policyholders 89 862 52 misc 529 285 05 total 613 147 58 fire premiums written or renewed 611 233 05 and various assets including bonds stocks cash in office deposits in trust banks and agents balances. total liabilities 679 639 08 with net unpaid losses 25 928 12 unearned premiums 463 93 8 291 49 salaries rents and expenses 720 00 and surplus over liabilities 809 159 94.
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Annie
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Walter Babb
DeWitt Babson
Roanoke Rapids
Shine Scott
Lessie Coppedge
M. H. Cotton
Recorder's Court
Recorders Court
Lee Smith
Mary Shields
David L. Traynham Jr
Gertrude C. Traynham
Annie P. Partin
John P. Partin
Charrie Neville
Wheatley B. Neville
Shirley Britt
Agnes Harvey
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Mabel Butts of
Henderson
Lula Butts
England
London
Victoria Station
Palestine
Germany
Murray
Sinclair
R.O. Carpenter
Roanoke Rapids Township
Ats
RTK
Chas. C. Stover
Royal G. Luther
Home Office
Weybosser St
Providence
R. I
Dan C. Boney
Raleigh
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