Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-09
JURORS DRAWN. FOR
COURT IN OCTOBER
Will Be for Criminal and
Civil Matters and Last
For Two Weeks
RIG CRIMINAL DOCKET
I,,vo Homicide Cases To Be Tried,
Others of Less Importance;
Civil Calendar for Term
Also Heavy One
BIG CRIMINAL DOCKET

Jurors drawn for the October term
of Vance Superior Court were made
public today at the office of the regis
ter of deeds The term of court is to
open on Monday, October 4, and will
be for two full weeks, the first for
trial of criminal and the second for
civil cases.
1t is the first session of superior
court in this county since June, and
both dockets are we'll filled. 1t is,
moreover the only regular term OF
superior court for the county during
the fall half of the year.
Judge j. Paul Frizzelle, of Snow
Hill. is scheduled to preside over the
term. It will S.e mis- first visit to this
county as a presiding jul!St since he
went to the bench. He is in the third
judicial district for the second half of
1887, but will be here for only this
one :erm.
A new grand jury will have to be
constituted at this term, as the six
months grand jury that served during
he first half of the year was dis
charged at the June session.
Solicitor Ernest r. Tyler of Roxo-
bel will prosecute the docket for the
STATE during the crimina term He
will face a docket that has 81 cases
set for hearing. There are two homi-
eide cases. one for SANDER, three for
possessing liquor illegally, two. bas-
tardv charges, four for reckless drlv-
ing, two attempted abortion, two for
assault with intent to kill, two for
forging Federal relief checks, three
for drunken driving, two for larceny
and two for assault, and one each for
forgery, carrying a concealed weapon,
false pretense, bigamy, transporting
lluuor. assault with a deadly weapon
and a hold-up.
Jurors for the first week, for trial
Of criminal cases, are, by townships,
as follows:
Henderson-L. L. Swanson, j. H.
Tucker. w. B. Beasley, c. H. Coghill
Fred B. Register, Roy B. Dickerson'
B. S. Pope, E. H. Bradley, D. H. NC
Intyre. T. P. Stewart, Jr., r. E. Britt,
John D. Williams, H. S. Ellington, j.
S. Evans, E. M Edwards, E. B. Slack,
Henry T. Johnson, V. M. Duke, Fred
B. Farris, Guy Woodlief, E. G. Ram
sew. T. A. Parks, Owen D. Cothran
J. NJ. Baity. Joel T. Cheatham, John
Sorcnson. r. E. Satterwhite, D. J..
Cooper, M. w Adams, Walter H.
Stone. A. H. Cheek, Henry S. Moss, r.
w. Hester, T. w. Newman, r. s.
Young, Thomas Badger III.
I[ittrell-H. B. Brummitt, F. b.
Finch, E. z. Stone, M. P. Edwards.
Williamsboro-R. o. -Reavis, A. +.
Hicks.
Townsville C. B. Brewer.
Middleburg- w. Holloway. }. H.
Carroll, l. ]. Jackson, Jr.
Sandy Creek-Roy T. Weldon. }. NJ
Robertson, W. e. Gill.
Dabney-Irvin Mutt.
For the second week, for trial OF
civil matters, jurors were chosen as
follows, listed by townships:
Henderson-W. B. Parham, Jr., B.
H Nixon, J. T. Coker, r. A. Souther-
land, J. L. Wester, D. T. Beckham
w. r. Aulbert r. l.. Brinkley, .. W.
Harper, r. c. Daniel D. 9. Loughlln
=. B. Flowers, H. A. Davis, l.. NJ
Fogleman.
Kittrell-R. F. Fuller. L. T. Mitchell
Williams oro-Carl M. Green, j. L.
Wilson, J. E. Faulkner, G. B. Shotwell
F. L. Williamson.
Middleburg-P. +. J9ckson.
Sandy Creek-N. w. Currin, Geo. L
Robertson, D. L. Kearl:ey.
Dahney-J. NJ Capps, Claude Rober-
son, l.. r. Wilkinson. w. B. Bur
roughs, c. C. Ivey.