Recorder's Court News Hears Guilty, Guilty and Not Guilty
In Holllister and surrounding towns several defendants face charges from disturbing worship to assault with deadly weapons. Sentences include months on roads and fines. some cases end in guilty pleas with costs and suspended terms.
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Charles Adams
Hollister
Nathaniel Peterson
Enfield
John J. Lashley
Weldon
William Johnson
T. Etheridge
Frank Phillips
J. H B. Ward
G. W. Harper
Mary Cofield
George Williard Howell
Garysburge
Jasper Hines
Roanoke Rapids
Monteri Davis
Russel Baker
Barrie Richardson
Roger Jesse Pierce
Homer Boykin
Anthony Alpine
New York
Joe Braidy
Scotland Neck
Navy Station Opens Sunday for Final GI Bill Enlistments
Navy recruiter G. E. Jackson announces Raleigh recruiting station will stay open next Sunday for men enlisting or re enlisting by the final date under the dependency allowance act. Eligible enlistees receive the GI Bill benefits if they have a dependent. after that date the allowance ends.
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Releigh
Wef
G. E. Jackson
Focal
G. I
Rev Simms to deliver Calvary's Blackout sermon in Roanoke Rapids
Rev Samuel E Simms returns to Roanoke Rapids to preach Calvary's Blackout at the high school auditorium next Saturday night at 7 30. His tent was blown down in a windstorm but he was unharmed though a worker Bob Vinson suffered minor injuries. Bunnie Bunn of Emporia visited the Georg es last week.
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Samuel E. Simms
Junction
Roanoke Rapids
Calvary
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