Recorders Court Finishes Busy Session With Multiple Liquor Cases
In a full Recorders Court session thirteen cases were disposed. Several defendants faced liquor charges with guilty pleas. sentences included jail terms and costs. Notable outcomes include Leightner ten months. Hawkins bond conditional. Pompey and Sears penalties. Williams and Magee liquor convictions. and Vester guilty of receiving and destroying stolen property with a year of good behavior and a $5.88 payment.
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Recorders Court
Lester Shaw
Francis Myrick
Paul Leightner
Shaw
Leonidas Hux
Myrick
Leightner
State Highway and Public Works Commission
Ezra Johnson
Jack Clark
Sidney Hawkins
Ellis Dawson
Man Harmon
State Highway Commission
Robert Smith
Elizabeth Williams
Tom Lee Sears
James Pompey
Sears
Pompey
Charlie Williams
State Highway Public Works Commission
Bill Magee
Harvey
Howard Lee
Nolo
Lee
Hattie Brown
Morgan Brown
Morgan
Hattie Morgan
Bill Vester
Social roundup from Weldon and nearby towns
Mrs Enoch Stancil returns home to Rocky Mount after visiting Miss Blanche Johnson. Mrs Martha Hawkins and Miss Jean Parker spent the weekend in Goldsboro. Mr Sam Harrington of Texas visited town Thursday. Dr W G Sutter spent Friday in Richmond. Mr and Mrs J R Stephenson and BE Parker spent Monday in Norfolk. William Hawkins spent the weekend in Emporia. Mrs W W DuRant of Enfield spent Friday in town. Mr E L Wheeler returned to Detroit after staying here. Mrs C R Turner hosted her contract club Wednesday afternoon on Elm Street. high score prize went to Mrs N J Shepherd. Mrs Mary V Bounds hosted a dinner party Wednesday honoring her son Edgar Bounds on his birthday.
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Enoch Stancil
Rocky Mount
Blanche Johnson
Martha Hawkins
Jean Parker
Goldsboro
Sam Harrington
Texas
W. G. Sutter
Richmond
J. R. Stephenson
William Hawkins
Emporia
W. W. DuRant
Enfield
E. L. Wheeler
Detriot
C. R. Turner
Elm Street
N. J. Shepherd
Mary V. Bounds
Edgar Bounds
Camel Ad Promotes Salesman Energy Boost
A salesman named E. W. Davis touts Camel cigarettes claiming costlier tobaccos taste better and never irritate him. He says smoking Camel revives energy when tired, presenting a lively testimonial to the brand.
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E. W. Davis
Hauptmann Trial Grips World Attention
In Flemington New Jersey the Lindbergh baby murder trial dominates headlines with dramatic courtroom scenes. Key figures include Bruno Richard Hauptmann, presiding Justice Thomas W. Trenchard and the Hunterdon County jury whose verdict carries high stakes.
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Flemington
N. J
Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Supreme Court
Thomas W. Trenchard
Hunterdon County
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