Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-03-07
Number Cases Disposed OF
By Vance Superior Court
Judge w. II. 6. Burg
wyn Passes Out Prison
Terms to Store Rob-
bers; Durham Group
Shop Lifters Found
Guilty

Some types of tuberculosis were
found in 80 Of $50 Negro school
children given X-ray examinations
here several weeks ago plates de-
veloped at the State SanatOrium re-
Vealed. A report on the results OF
the tests was received today by Dr.
A. d. Gregg, Vance county health
officer, showing that there was no
evidence in $50 Of the total number
of children who had the X-ray3
made.
In all, some 5000 children were
examined by the skin tests made by
a member of the State Sanatorium
staff during two weeks in January.
X-ray pictures were recommended
for 5?2 Of them, and the report re-
ceived today was On these pictures.
DR.. Gregg said adult type tuber-
culosis was found in four of the chill
dren, one of them moderately adj
Vanced Five children showed cases
of childhood inflammatory type OF
tuberculosis, and there were three
with suspicious adult type.
Thirty-nine had tuberculosis in the
inactive childhood form. Twenty
were suspicious inactive childhood
types.
Sanatorium treatment was recon-
mended for nine of the entire group
of whom X-ray tests were made.
The X-ray pictures were made at
the Scott Parker SanatOrium here
by two technicians Of the State Sana-
forum staff after DR.. John Den
holm made the Skin test eXamina-
tons two months ago.
Elton jerks, Arts Murphy and
Linwood Gates pleaded guilty to
breaking and entering and larceny
and receiving. jerks was given II
months on the roads Murphy drew
4 to II months on the roads and
Gates was given two years on the
roads, suspended upon good behav-
ior for five years, and not be con-
Victed Of violating any criminal law
for the next five years. Gates was
placed under the supervision of the
N. c. Probation Commission.
Eugene Sanford and Hoyt Hob
good, charged with forgery, pleaded
guilty to forcible trespassing. San
ford was given II months on the
roads, suspended upon payment of
the costs and staying sober for two
years. He also was taxed with the
costs in Hobgood's case.
HobgOod was given six months on
the roads, commitment not to issue
upon staying sober for IL months.
Both defendants were placed under
the supervision Of the N. c. Proba-
ton Commission.
Robert Grissin, Carl Ellington and
Willie &. Myrick, alias Willie B
Marks, were charged with break
ing and entering the home of T. c..
Horner, Teiser's Department Store,
and breaking and attempting to en-
ter c. p. Dickson's store. Myrick
pleaded guilty to larceny, and sent
ence was not Immediately passed.
Griffin was given to 5 years at
hard labor in State Prison and must
wear felon stripes.
Action against Ellington was abat-
cd since Ellington is dead
A charge Of resisting an officer
against Will Bates, Negro, was con-
tinued for the term.
Johnnie Webb, Negro, charged with
possession of stolen property, was
continued for the term, the defen-
dant being i'll.
Carl Frazier, Willie Owens and
John Gales, Negroes, entered pleas
of guilty to breaking and entering
Huffman Cleaners, A. T. Harris Gro
Gerry and l.. II. Evans store.
Frazier, in two cases was given IL
to Is months on the roads, the SEN
fences to run concurrently, and in
another case was given to years
in state prison.
Gales was given four months in
one case, and 3 to years in state
prison in two other cases, the SEN
fences to run concurrently.
Sentence had not been passed on
Owens in the tarly afternoon.