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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1994
Page
4
Clear skies and cool tonight in New Bern with a low in the mid to upper 40s. Mostly sunny and cool on Wednesday with a high near 70 and northerly wind 6 to 12. Clear and chilly tonight over the rest of the state with lows 40 to 50 and 30s in the northern mountains.
A large slow moving storm brings rain to much of the West while the eastern states stay cool. Highs run in the 80s and 90s in many areas with scattered storms possible from the Plains to southern Florida. Northerly winds around 10 knots affect Albemarle and Pamlico sounds tonight and Wednesday. Waves near moderate.
A Havelock area woman Doris Ann Godette, 45, was charged with misdemeanor child abuse after Craven County deputies found her 14-year-old son at their home with a small stab wound to the upper back. Godette is held on $1,000 bond and faces further knife-related proceedings as the investigation continues.
William J. Jackson Sr. of Grifton died Monday October 3 1994 at home. Funeral at 3 p.m. Wednesday at Farmer Funeral Service chapel with Moose rites officiated by Rev David Cox. Burial Evergreen Memorial Estates Grifton. Survived by wife Marjorie six family members including son William I Jackson Jr daughter Diane Brooks and daughter Sandra Mervin plus three brothers three grandchildren and one grandson. Visitation 7-830 p.m. today at Farmer Funeral Service Ayden.
Jasper M Johnson 66 of 235 Brown Farm Road Vanceboro died Friday at Pitt County Memorial Hospital native of Craven County and member of Cool Spring Free Will Baptist Church Emul funeral 3 p m Wednesday at the church burial in Johnson family Emul survived by widow Josephine Jones Johnson two sons Jasper M Johnson Jr and Austin of Vanceboro three daughters Henretta Inman Gloria William Johnson of Beaufort Herbert Johnson and Amos Johnson Jr of Vanceboro two sisters Mary Ann Moore of Ernil and Nettie Edwards of Vanceboro 10 grandchildren and three great grandchildren viewing 2 p m Wednesday at the church family will receive friends at the home Home Inc Greenville
Bertha F Swindell 67 of 510 Ford St James City died Friday at Craven Regional Funeral will be 11 am Thursday at Jones Chapel AME Zion Church with Rev Timothy Jackson officiating Burial will be in New Bern National Cemetery She is survived by three sons Michael Mike Swindell Wilbert Swindell and Alvin Lewis Swindell two daughters Joan Foy Patricia Ann Forbes one brother Bruce Washington and one sister Julia Foles Viewing will be 9:30 am Thursday at the church Arrangements by Walston Funeral Service
Mary Lassiter Willis 84 of New Bern died Monday at Charles McDaniel Rest Home. Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday at Pollock Wells and Best Funeral Home chapel with Revs. William Klein and J. Eade Anderson officiating. Burial Cedar Grove Cemetery. Survived by brothers Roland J. Lassiter Rocky Mount Julian H. Lassiter Laurenburg. sisters Jewell L. Fields Lumberton Gilda L. McCarty Atlanta Audrey L. Smith Tinton Falls. Memorials to First Presbyterian Church 418 New St New Bern NC 28560.
John Lloyd Hertig aged 70 of 8 Raymond Drive died Monday at home. Survived by wife Jeanne C. Hertig and three sons John C. Hertig Bernardsville NJ James B. Hertig Landenberg PA Jeffrey S. Hertig Indianapolis IN. three daughters Joanne Osmond Lake Villa IL Jane Evans Olyphant PA Jacalyn Moore Manning SC. 17 grandchildren and one great grandson. Arrangements by Norris Bryant Funeral Home in Alliance.
Ernest Ray Adams, 64, of Hudson Street P.O. Box 122 Oriental died Monday. Arrangements will be announced by Oscar's Mortuary Inc.
George Lupton of Arapahoe told police two assailants pulled a gun on him at the Wachovia Bank ATM on Tryon Palace Drive in downtown New Bern Monday around 9 30 p m. They struck him and took his wallet with 65 dollars in cash and credit cards. No arrests reported.
Matthew Koonce, 19, of 335 Sanders Lane faced one count of damage to property, five counts of breaking and entering, and five counts of larceny after allegedly breaking into four cars at Joe Alcoke Auto and Truck Center on Clarendon Boulevard around Jan. 25, causing 675 in damage and taking 1350 in stereo equipment. He also allegedly burglarized storage units at Trent Mini Storage during Jan. 20 week, taking 520 in ammunition and tools from one unit, 4350 in supplies from a second, 191 Nintendo games with a system and a VCR valued at 7005 from a third, and a 210 television from a fourth. He was released on 3000 unsecured bond and is due in Craven County District Court this morning. Stacey Wyane Sanders, 19, of Box 237 Merritt R-1, faces larceny by an employee after allegedly taking jewelry and other items from Brendle’s in New is held on 2000 secured bond. A Construction Associates employee in Mamaronick, N.Y., reported break-in at a George Street mobile home, with an answering machine, a facsimile, a telephone, two calculators valued together at 1775, taken over the weekend. Roberta Tripp of 824 Murray St. reported a dog attack on her car near 2406 Chesnutt St. around 7 p.m., causing 400 damage to the bumper guard after the dogs blocked the road. Howard D. Croom of 200 Phillips Ave. was charged with felony breaking and entering for allegedly breaking into Eagle’s Supermarket in Bridgeton Monday night and is held on 5000 secured bond, due in Craven County District Court this morning.
Sen. Arlen Specter and Rep. Rick Santorum from Pennsylvania probe the Pope Air Force crash that killed 23 Fort Bragg soldiers when an F-16 collided with a cargo plane. They question the Air Force’s findings and may seek a full congressional investigation after reviewing internal documents.
Weather Central reports today a mix of rain ice and snow flurries across regions with measurable precipitation likely. No specific city names or measurements are provided in the fragment.
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