Recorders Court hands varied sentences on liquor and other charges
One liquor case and ten other charges were decided Tuesday in Recorders Court. Defendants received jail terms for larceny, assault with deadly weapon, speeding, non support, careless driving and carrying concealed weapon. Several pled not guilty but were found guilty, with sentences ranging from days to months tied to work on the roads. A social gathering and family notes follow, ending with a humorous juvenile exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorders Court
Thomas Malone
Robert Neal
Sam Jones
Willia Jones
R. Konig
Otho Jackson
Cheeny
Columbus Worsley
Albert Lewis
Capias
Walter Lewis
Aaron Lowe
Dr. Martin
Jasper Wilkins
McKinley Ivey
James Williams
Roy Savage
R. M. Royall
Arthur Ingram
Halifax public laws repeal aims to abolish 1929 fee schedule
A Halifax County bill introduced in the North Carolina House seeks to repeal Chapter 45 of the Public Laws of 1929 which set fees for the Register of Deeds Clerk of Superior Court and sheriff. The measure would restore authority to the Consolidated Statutes and removes the court stenographer provision. The note closes with a social item about Vera Morris visiting Mrs. Claude Hawkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Register of Deeds
Superior Court
Halifax County
House of Representatives
Pope and Taylor
Halifax
Hawkins Chapel Social Roundup
Misses Mildred and Linda Powell visited friends in the community. Mr and Mrs Willie Buchanan and daughter Rebie of Essex NC spent the weekend with Mrs S B Fowler. Rev P E Bingham and Mrs Marion Morris visited the home of Mr and Mrs E B Pair on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Young
Norfolk, Va
Craddock, Va
Mildred
Linda Powell
Willie Buchanan
Rebie
Essex, N. C
S. B. Fowler
P. BE. Bingham
Marion Morris
E. B. Pair
King and Moore accused in building project dispute
A newspaper snippet notes King and his father in law C B Moore pursued property development in the South ward and held extensive land in New Brunswick County Virginia. Funeral services were held Monday with large attendance. He is survived by his wife, sister and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Moore
New Brunswick
Virginia
Weldon Smash-Up Highlights Blind Crossing Collision
Miss Sarah Taylor of Patterson Mills Co was injured in the Weldon wreck at a crossing described as blind near Standard Oil. Driver Harlow cited freight cars blocking view as the reason he did not see the oncoming passenger train. The two door sedan was demolished. farm services were held for the dead and several others remain seriously injured but not fatally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Taylor
Patterson Mills Co
Standard Oil Co
Weldon
Harlow
Roanoke Rapids
Dr Caldwell's syrup pitch booster health claims
An advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's syrup as a natural stimulant for energy and digestion. It promises renewed vigor at age 62 and urges regular doses for adults and children to keep a sound stomach and active bowels, claiming rapid relief from headaches biliousness and constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben
Dr.Caldwell
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J. E. Hawkins
Jimmy
Wa. C. Bullitt
Europe
Roosevelt
Col. House
Marion Talley
Kansas
Michael Randeisen
Vera Morris
Claude Hawkins
Jacob C. Shearin
R. F.D
W. M. Ward
Roanoke Kapide, N. C
Bie
Rosemary Drug CO
Rexall
Mi 31
Mi31
Rexillana
Rexall Drug Store
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