186O ON TRIAL BEFORE RECORDER
Recorder Court held its regular session on Tuesday Dec 31 with eighteen cases on docket. D E Everette pleaded guilty to reckless driving with costs 15.00 applied to costs. Louis Drake continued on driving while drunk. Joe Hill found guilty of being drunk and disorderly and resisting arrest with five months in jail under State Highway and Public Works Commission. James Huston guilty of reckless driving, not guilty of improper license. judgment suspended on costs. William Staton not guilty as to liquor and guilty as to assault with deadly weapon, prayer for judgment conditioned on good behavior. Sam Wade continued disposition of mortgaged property. Wood found guilty of reckless driving. judgment suspended. Fenner and Batts cases: Fenner guilty of simple assault, Batts guilty. judgment continued for Fenner on costs, Batts with $10 fine and continued. Junious Turner not guilty on concealed weapon. Johnnie Batts not guilty of reckless driving. Collins Bryant not guilty of liquor. Jack Dickens guilty of assault with deadly weapon. six months jail suspended on costs and conditions for two years. Clarence Thomas not guilty on driving while drunk. costs. Lawrence Jackson transferred to Superior Court for breaking and entering. Edward Harding continued on larceny. Everette Jones and L M Butts cases noted with dispositions not pros with leave. Junious Turner larceny not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Drake
Joe Hill
State Highway and Public Works Commission
James Huston
Liam G. Staton
Sam Wade
Wood
Johnnie Batts
Ottis Fenner
Fenner
Batts
Holiday Visits Span Shelby and Whitakers Relatives
For Each Dionne Mr and Mrs Matthews and Emmett Jr visited relatives in Shelby during the holidays. Mrs L J Meade and daughter Mary Lillian spent the week end visiting relatives in Whitakers.
Town Talk notices from Roanoke Rapids and nearby towns
Mrs A D Parker of High Point visits her mother in town. Many residents and visitors are noted for holiday travel and family visits including Miss Emily Edmunds Tarboro Miss Bettie King Misses Pat tie Mildred Nina Bell Juanita and sons Henry and Woodrow Miss Bernice Hitchens Viola Glover return from Greensboro. Several local residents travel to Marshall N Y and Sanford N C with relatives and for holidays.
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A. D. Parker
High Point
L. Mills
Arthur Gray
Littleton
Needa Kin
Emily Edmunds
Tarboro
Bettie King
B. B. Liles
Norfolk
H. T. Davis
G. H. Stokes
Pattie
Mildred
Nina Bell
Juanita
Henry
Woodrow
Bernice Hitchens
Viola Glover
Greensboro
Ayil Harrel
Red Oak
Wantola McLean
Fay
Emporia
McLean
E. M. Bidgood
Ann
Portsmouth
L. L. Storey
Lankford Morrow
Marshall
N. Y
Storey
Nettie Mae Johnson
Washington, D. C
J. R. Bunn
Henderson
City
Omara Daniel
Roanoke Rapids Hospital
Coletrane Hall
Lelia Emry
Durham
S. B. Jones
Betty Lou
Sanford
L. D. Hoover
Zeb Denny
Asheboro
J. E. Kirk
New London
Harvey Saunders
Pinetown
P. W. Ray
Williamston
Joe Hatem
E.C.T.C. Greenville
A. J. Atkins
W. P. Vaughan
Vernon Kyser
New Jersey
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