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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-08-25
HEALTH AND HAPPY
KINDERGARTEN
AND NURSERY SCHOOL

Registration began Monday,
August 81. Health cards are re-
quired. This school is located at
2010 Washington ST., Opa Locl0a.
Efficient adult supervision will be
provided. Black and White Cab
Co. will pick up and deliver, just
call Eddie. Hot meals with milk.
Fenced-n premises. Hours 5 am.
to 8 pm. Child-care kindergarten
class 8 am. to / pm. Open House
Aug. 10, 4 10 8 pm. For
information call Mrs. Virginia
MU 8-8806, supervisor,
or Mrs. Marie d. Wilcox,
MA 1896, teacher.
Mrs. Charlie Mae Reed, owner
So
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-08-25

Have your child vaccinated
against polio FREE at five
Dade County Clinics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-22
AFTER DARK
Odette Back
As Windsor's
Song Star

Odette, who figures that a
Gallic-type singer has just as
much right as any Swedish-type
actress to employ only one name,
is back in town, which is good
news. This time she is at the
Windsor Park Hotel. And while
the Continental Room there
doesn't provide the intimate sur
roundings in which she flourisheS
best, Odette still has quite a way
The voice is low and throaty,
which gives it both distinction
and allure, and Odette applies it
to lyric as if she meant every
word of it. She has an I'M
hackneyed arrangement of mfr.
Wonderful" that doesn't sound
like other pensions you've heard
too often. She follows with a
Matt Dennis number about
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-22

THAT Old Routine" then
comes back to the more familiar,
adding the Continental touch
with such as Under Paris Skies
land THE Last Time / Saw
Paris" She sandwiches in sun
dry other ballads, and all of it
lis pleasant to encounter IN the
might.
Odette, incidentally, is a blond
|or whereabouts this trip. 1t
started, she declares. when she
had one of those blond streaks
installed in her dark locks. Then
she added another. Kept going,
she insists, until there were only
IA few dark streaks left in the
light hair, and she decided she
might as well go all the way
with this. It's the best excuse
for a girl becoming a blond that
"a mere male ever heard.
H. M.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-22

II need very strong material,
and when you get to my age
agents don't submit scripts TO
you because writers won't
tailor q script unless they
have some sort Of commit
ments. So. ! spend maybe
eight or 10 hours a day reading
book after book and manage
to get through 10 or IL vol
umes a week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-22
WHERE
AND WHEN
STAGE
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

STAGE
Carter Barron Amphitheater-
Danny Kaye and his Interna-
tional Revue: $3.50 pm.
National = "Teahouse Of the
August Moon; $3.50 pm.
Shubert-Dark.
SCREEN
Ambassador - GOODBYE MY
Lady; $3.50. 6:10 and $40 pm
Capitol - 1.-THE Proud Ones"
1l:15 am. 100. 1855, 5:35, TAI
and $3.50 pm.
Colony = Citizen Kane;
and $3.50 pm.
Columbia - Naked City,
10:45 am. 1855. $40 and $3.50
pm.
Dupont - "Intermezzo";; ITO
3, 4:40. 6:25. $40 and 9:55 pm
Keith's =" TOY Tiger; HAS
am, las, $3.50. $50, 1855 and
0:55 pm.
Little-"Wayward Wife; l:1s
4:05. Z and 9:55 pm.
MacArthur-"Touch and Co.,
$40, 8:05 and 9:55 pm.
Metropolitan -" Goodbye My
Lady; /. 4::30 and 8 pm.
Ontario - THE Man Who
Knew Too Much: lbs, 3:45, 6
e:15 and 1920 pm.
Palace-"The Catered Affair.",
11:40 am, 1:45, 1855, 6. sos anc
1915 pm.
Playhouse-"I Invitation to the
Dance: l1:25 am, 1:25, 3:25
$50. 7:35 and 9:40 pm.
Plaza-"The Last 10 Days"
1915. 2:15. AIS, 6:15, 8:15 anC
10:15 pm.
Trans-Lux-"Autumn Leaves"
IL am, /, 3, S. 7. 9 and II pm
Warner-"Cinerama Holiday"
] and $3.50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-22

prove the impression that he is
Americas greatest entertainer.
Mr.. Kaye is Marcel Marceau with
sound. the widest variety of
sound to be found in a single
human being anywhere.
This is a captivating thing to
be. but it is by no means all.
Mr.. Kaye is several other en-
chanting combinations. of wit
and clown. of sophistication and
innocence. and a recipient of the
gift Of laughter who is bursting
every minute with a hunger to
share it.
This he did last night to a
capacity audience in the Rock
Greek Park bowl. the largest to
which he has ever played, and
beyond a doubt one of the most
delighted. AS the reports have
had it for years, Mr.. Kaye and
his audiences get coy and show
a feeling of wanting to live hap
PLY together ever after, like
characters in fairy tales.
What in the world can he dc
to entertain an audience for an
hour?" this correspondent heard
one outrageously u Uniform e d
woman ask before Hayes ap-
pearance last night.
Ninety minutes later she knew
enough never to ask that ques-
ton again. When vaudeville
died, she can tell her friends
ever SO knowingly hereafter, il
became Danny Kaye.
X X 4
AS the merriest fellow in the
English language, and excerpts
from a number of others, Hayes
act is eclectic. It comes from
everywhere to be sifted through
a comedy genius that could moi
be more social and a personality
that could not be more engaging
Everything is material for a
Kaye show, the entire audience
when he wants to convert it into
= choir or a four-yesr-old boy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-22

who wanders onto the ampli-
theater.s huge stage to get a
closer view of his new hero.
One such, name Of Jimmy,
made something Of a sensational
debut at last nights opening
show. No plant, Jimmy, as he
might well have been in a less
hilarious show so he won't be
back tonight. But he will be
remembered as one of Hayes
more inspired If fugitive part
ners.
The charm of Hayes per-
Torrance is its complete fresh
ness, the effect of being ad
llibbed. Regardless Of its famili-
arity. as in the case Of his IA
nous gypsy song using the au-
ldience as chorus, the item seems
something that just occurred to
its performer. Moreover, the act
is just as mirthful when Kaye
pretends that nothing is occur
ring to him, sits with his feet
dangling over the stage, smokes
Ia cigarette. and talks to the
audience.
/ Hayes possession of the best
comedy style of the mid-century
makes it impossible to single out
lone aspect of his performance as
better than another. Most en-
lgaging perhaps are the intervals
in which he inveigles the audi
lence into a songfeSt, or en-
ltangleS it in the pursuit Of the
strange sounds Of which he is
master.
i Anyone facing death for re-
lfusing to name a preference in
Hayes rangy art Of comedy
might safely choose his mimicry
There are uncounted mimics,
of course, but only one Danny
Kaye. His is creative mimicry
better than the original for hav-
ing found in it the essentially
ridiculous. Three perfect illustra-
tons of this in last nights per-
Torrance we're a German BARI
tone singing himself to sleep
with lullaby. a personality boy
singing the beguine off, key, and
an English tenor slurping
through a nature song.
He even initiates himself, as a
Schoolboy in Brooklyn when he
reverts to pure Brooklynese to
sing the glory Of Public School
149. When he tires of singing and
testing, which an audience never
would think of doing, he does
a dancing turn to prove that
this is Z an adroitly developed
Invocation to keep people happy.
! Mr.. Kaye was a long time
coming to Washington but the
ovation he received last night,
the amphitheater's greatest to
date. made it clear that he and
the Nations Capital are in love
at first sight.
| 80
There is a prelude act in the
show which Kaye has assembled
with a showman's sure touch
Composed of acts that look like
an excerpt from Ed Sullivan's
television production, its per-
formers have the merit of look
ing better full scale that when
electronically diminished.
Included in the warm-up ses-
sion are the Three Houcs, Jug
glers: a pair of pretty and gifted
singers, Sandra and Sonia
Warner: the dancing Dunhills;
Senior Wences. the ventriloquist:
and Darvas and Julia, a team of
spectacular dancers.
With the star of the show,
these add up to the greatest
folk festival the city has ever
had a chance to see. If it is
smart. it will-with the children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-22
Spencer Tracy
Reads and Reads
SEEKING Roles.

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). ~
Spencer Tracy claims his
career entails far more read
ing than acting.
II don't want to make ordin-
airy movies at this stage of the
game" says the film veteran.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-22
Bond Concert Cancelled

The United States Army Band
has cancelled tonight's concert
in its weekly summer Capitol
series to fulfill an engagement at
the Quantico Marine Base. Reg
ular concerts will be resumed
next Friday,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-22
THE PASSING SHOW
Danny Koye Triumphs
In Rock Creek Debut
BY JAY CARMoDY

Danny Kaye the first Of his II performances
Barron amphhear last night and If there empty seat
at any of the subsequent l6 win be serious blot
ingtons reputation
Mr. Kaye has done piece work only here before occasions
Of Semsate This is the hngsze goes far
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-02-11

HARLEM SNAPSHOTS: Sam
my Davis, Jr., in New York to
start rehearsals for "Mr. Won
derful," caused a lot OF eye
popping with his $4,000 special
built Lincoln Continental MARK
II, that isl equipped with Hi-Fi
record player, built-in bar, and
lots of other exclusive gadgets E.
A night club tug-of-war is on be-
tween Luther "Red" Randolph and
Tommy CDR. 1--WE" Smalls. Tom
my's Smalls Paradise is drawing
night lfers to the vicinity of 7th
ave. and 135th st., and Red" is
maneuvering to WOO them back
10 7th and 125th - closer to his
Shalimar Incidentally, Bill
Hammond Organ" Doggett
moves right back into Smalls
Paradise as soon as Eddie Lock
law" Davis and his crew moves
out They're still whispering
about the crowd OF $500 that
turned out to witness Joyce Bry-
dIlL SWlCCI1 lIOull o4ioW DdSIhSS"
TO religion.
PEOPLE: While Suger Robin
son was in Philadelphia picking
UP an award from the Quaker
City's sportSwriters, his close
buddy and adviser, Joe Chaser,
was in Hollywood negotiating
with MGM on the Sugar Ray
Robinson" movie deal. Part of the
deal will have Sugar Ray and his
pretty spouse, Edna Mae, playing
themselves :. After Los Ange-
les platter spinner Joe Adams,
wound up his business in New
York, he and Amanda Randolph
flew down to the Virgin Islands
'"r a couple Of March of Dimes
shows before heading back to tn
West Coast When band lead
ar Willis Jackson (he's Ruth
Browns husband) fell asleep at
the wheel of his Cadillac while
on the New Jersey Turnpike, it
oloyed into a service station and
ran into a gasoline pump . Ac
cording to the Hollywood grape
vine. MariIyn Monroe doesn't Xix
the way Puerto Rican cutie Rita
Moreno initiates her in a forth
coming flick Arthur Lee
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-02-11

register dissatisfaction to which
they are Justly entitled.
ISiah saw with prophetic eye
golden age where the lion and the
lamb would lie down together.
This was to be one of the strange
things of the latter days. But
when we see a Virginia governor
''buddying" with the governors of
South Carolina and Georgia we
have strange food for thought. 1t
goes to show that there is an ele-
ment of desperation in the plight
wherein the South finds itself in
its purpose to resist and resent
the mandates of the Supreme
Court of the Land.
But from the surge OF segre-
CATION that is currently sweeping
the South it is plain that there is
a deep division of sentiment in
these United States of ours. In
fact it is sometimes difficult to
know whether it is the USA or
the DSA Omitted States of
America or Divided States of
America). That it is still the USA
is just a little clearer since the
Governors Conference. Could
RusSia's o0ondists wish for
a finer field day?
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-02-11
The LOWDOWN .

BY L. MAsco YoUNo-ANP

Srnpkins, that wonder boy from
the West Coast, is in ''Sherie De
Paree," spectacle at Lou Walters
Latin Quarter Thelma Car
penter, the tiny girl with the big
voice, is in Florida working at
the Gold Key Club in Miami
Beach, after being big socko in
New York supper clubs !. You
can bet that Dorothy cambridge
was among those sending Charlie
Morrison (he's the operator of
Hollywood's MOcambo nitery)
congratrlatory messages upon his
return to work after serious
illness. Morrison's among the FIVE
people cambridge recently named
in a magazine piece as the ones
who did most to further her ca
reer.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-02-11
FASHION NOTES f. i.
FOR MILADY
NATURAL LOOK IMPORTANT
SAYS BEAUTY EXPERT
BY Freddye Henderson FOR AMP

"A little makeup goes a long
way" said Mrs. Carmen Murphy
president of Detroit's famed
House of Beauty, "and young
women should strive for that nat
ural look" as she greeted Spell
man College freshmen in an in
formal lecture-demonstration.
Demonstrating from a collection
of numerous bottles of varying
shades of foundation cream es-
pecially developed at the House"
and designed TO accommodate the
myriad complexion tones of young
Negro women, Mrs. Murphy told
the young ladies. that face make
I'D. when properly applied, should
enhance the natural beauty, and
shine forth just enough to show
that ~you cared enough to give
yourself that extra touch"
"She discouraged the use oil
long-popular blue-red lipstick
colors. Bright, clear reds, which
complement natural bronze skin
hues were recommended.
Mrs. Murphy's House of Beauty
in Detroit has made specially
of keeping women beautiful and
boasts of its ability to render
Top-to-Toe beauty service for
discriminating women Of all ages.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-02-11

DISK N DATA: Screamin' Jay
Hawkins, the blues shouter with
extra-powerful lungs, screams
Take Me Back Baby" ON his
new Grand label release Hal
Singers "Hot Rod" a smash hit
on the eastern seaiboard and in
the middle west, is beginging TO
catch ON in other territories
Earl BOsticS' newest King re-
leases just arrived from the disk
ery's Cincinnati plant. They're 81
Love You Truly" backed with
Cause You're My Lover" - both
darn good listening stuff 9.
When Annie Cole made q guest
appearance on Mitch Thomas T'V
disk jockey show in Wilmington,
Del. (WPFH-TV), the popular
singer goofed on her "Are You
Satisfied" hit. Mitch, just like
many other TV decays, doesn't
have the space or budget for
bringing in a guest artists Or
chestra or choral backing on a hit
recording. SO he has the artists
stand befire the camera and fake
singing Tor instrument) while
the recording Is De.ng pla, ed. 81
Cole, for some reason, failed to
keep UP with her Are You Sat
isfyfied" hit, turning in very
performance-much
to the displeasure of the viewers.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-02-11
Barber Shop Under
New MANAGEMENT

Elder Amos L. Hall. o r m e r
owner of the 0. X. Barber Shop.
e76 NV End ave, is now the new
owner Of the TIN Street Barber
Shou. located at $50 NV 3rd ave.
The shop specializeS in all
types of hair-cuts for children.
men and ladies. It features hobs.
including: V-shape. Spanish, wind
blown, hddie's out, poodle and
boyish.
Two expert BARRIERS are ready
g. serve you. Plenty Of parking
space in front and rear OF shop.
Henry Gaines, operator
Elder Amos Hall, owner
indf
The Lincoln times., 1956-05-10
Iron Station Man
Arrested By FBI;
CHARGED With Theft

CHARLOTTE Bunion G.. Rice.
il. of Rt. l, Iron Station, was ar
rested by the FBI here Wednesday
and charged with theft from in
terstate shipment.
The 26-year-old truck driver will
be arraigned before U. S. Com
missioner Robert L. Scott today.
In a complaint filed Wednesday
Rice was charged with stealing
approximately $500 from the
trucking firm where he works The
stolen goods, consisting of food
stuffs, were taken from shipments
consigned to interstate commerce
Ray j. Abbaticchio, speci a !
AGENT in charge of the FBI office
here. said Rice was arrested by
agents from his office. working in
cooperation with city detectives.
Conviction of theft from inter-
state commerce carries a maxi
The Lincoln times., 1956-05-10
Schools And
Clubs Gave To
The Red Cross

Mrs. Polly CriSSon of the Cham
ber of Commerce. coordinator OF
the drive. today released addi-
tional contributions received from
the county schools for Red Cross
Rally Day:
Lincoln county teachers, S14;
Mt. Vernon. S6.40; fuckers Grove
Sc; Mitchell, S5.01: Rock Hill. S5:
New Elbethel, S430: Triangle. 81
Union. $50 40: North Brook 3,
S19.63: HowardS Creek. S1l10; AS
bury. S8784; Six Line In II
schools. S717; High School raised
$40 at chapel programl
Reports of contributions are still
coming in. Mrs. CriSSon said from
industries. Home Demonstration
clubs. book clubs, etc Clubs and
organizations that have helped in
the Red Cross Rally Day project
include Jaycees. KiwaniS. Rotary.
VFW Auxiliary. Legion Auxiliary,
P-TA. Lions, Ministers Association.
Schools, Town of Lincolnton, OAR,
Garden Club. Chamber of Com
merce These. along with the num-
erouS volunteer helpers.
The Lincoln times., 1956-05-10

radio service; Cherryville Ice &
Fuel Co. S87 fuel. health build
ing; Dept. of Motor Vehicles
S6943. supplies. tax office o. G
Penegar Co. SITS, supplies. regis
ter of deeds; Central Candy &
Cigar Co. $500. supplies. court
house. LaWin9 -Keziah Drug Co
Inc. S15O. drugs, nursing home
L Lon d on & Wise, S27, repairs
courthouse: o. G. Penegar Co,
S12 so. supplies. welfare office: w
S. barley & Co, S8828. supplies
sheritfs department;
Loves Oil & Service. S21.S8.
fuel, county Jail: O. G Penesar
Co. S795. supplies. clerk Of court.
DictaphOne Corp, SIG. supplies
welfare office, Dixie Groc. Co
S147I supplies, welfare bld2 ;
Belk- -Schrum Co, S234. supplies,
welfare BLDG: State Commission
For The Blind. S2O6.8O, aid to the
blind: John Patrick Mccoy. CPA,
. NV. dNtNt4tl4AS tlIt 1ONIS- VI D. II
Ross. csc. July /. 1858 to Dec. 5,
1855. Leonard'S Pure Oil. $500,
fuel. sheriff 5 dept; American Pub
lie Welfare Assn, $50, supplies,
welfare Office:
Joe King. S692 attending well
fare board meeung; Mrs. P. A
Hoover, 1896, attending welfare
board meeting: Lincoln Cut Rate
Drugs, Inc S3676. drugs. nursing
home Sou. Bell Tel. Co. for
phones as listed - welfare dept.
S2O.60; county accountant, SO,
register Of deeds, SLIPS; tax Office,
$685.. county Jail. Sl325: sheriff 5
dept. S1325; clerk of court S1750:
veterans service Office. $3.50.
farm agent. S15.85: home agent
SLOTS: lawyers room. SOLO:
a.s.c.. S2735, US. soil conServa-
ton. S945. fha. S10.O5: Western
union. 1888. telegram. service
office, Western Union, S7.59, tele-
eram. shemff's dept. FulblIght
Products Co, $3.50. Gle eaner
courthouse: Edwards & Brouehtor
Co. S95.29, supplies, register OF
deeds; Town of Lincolnton, Sl00
ont Of town fire calls: Hoyle
Motor Co. $3.50. repairs. sheriff 5
dept: Gray & Creech. Inc, S208
supplies, farm ent. Spencer
Rhyme Co, S64O, supplies. farm
agent: Economy Drug Store, 40c
supplies, farm agent; Associated
surveys. S2.775.0O. revaluatior
The Lincoln times., 1956-05-10
254 Attend
Bible Clinic At
Baptist Church

The Vacation Bible School clinic
of South Fork Baptist Association
was held Tuesday afternoon and
evening at the First Church Of
Lincolnton with the largest at
tendance in the history of this
work. There We're 254 registered
from twenty-three churches. OF
this number were fifty-elght visit
orS fro mout of the Association.
The program personnel COM
priSed twenty y-eieht people includ-
inc Rev. Jack BagWell of Morgan
ton who is an associate of the
State Sunday School Department.
Rev. Mr.. BagWell was formerly
pastor of the High Shoals Baptist
Church He spoke briefly to the
general assembly in the afternoon
and conducted the two conferences
for general officers. There were
two conferences with everyone
present. and there were six con-
ferenceS for departments held in
the afternoon and continued in
the evening.
A special conference was held
lust before the lunch hour for
general officers and workers with
Junior and intermediate children.
At this conference the music of
the Joint service was practiced
under the direction of Miss Mary
Bryan Reed of the Boyer City
! Church with Miss Hazel Fades of
the Olivet Church at the piano.
Other features of the joint serV-
ice were practiced also.
/ The clinic was under the general
/ supervision of Rev. Alvin Walker
Maiden. association superinten-
dent of Vacation Bible School.
Picnic lunches were spread by the
+ hostess committee of the host
church in a most attractive and
convenient manner. Mrs. w. E.
Garrison is chairman of this COM
mittee and directed this fellowship
hour. The lunch was also supple
mented by the host church who
provided the drinks.
The Lincoln times., 1956-05-10
County Bills Are Approved
By County Commissioners

Lincoln county's commissioners
meeting in monthly session Mon
day, passed and ordered paid the
following county bills:
Lincoln County News. SOS, sup
plies, board of elections: Carolina
Blue Printers, S240, supple 5,
register of deeds: Abernethy Coal
& Electric Apl. Co, S4485. coal,
courthouse: Rex. F. Miller & Co,
S263. supplies. register of deeds
j. H. Ross, S56.98. recorders court
liabilities; JarTett's Laundry &
Cleaners. S9.7l. laundry, county
Jail: Lees Home & Office Supply
1891. supplies. county accountant:
Lineberger Ice q Fuel Co, S53.72,
coal, courthouse; Town of Lincoln
ton. S104.68, lights & water, court
house; Motor Service Co, S1.35. re-
pairs. lawn mower:
Western Electronics Co. $50.
The Lincoln times., 1956-05-10
Superior Court

scheduled for trial at the Monday
and Tuesday sessions of Superior
court next week follows:
MONDAY, MAY IA
John Erwin Houser. grand lar
ceny, larceny of property over $50;
Ray Lackey, alias capias; John
Henry Lowder. alias capias; j. C.
Clemmons, forgery: Joe Cody,
compliance; John RoSemand Nc
Cullough. compliance; Don a d
Kirkpatrick. larceny; Arvin Dwight
Bodenheimer. Speeding 80 mph oc,
reckless driving, driving after Ii
cense revoked, Monroe Waters,
false pretenSe: James Link, lar
ceny: Charles Wright. hit and run
compliance:
Lawson Berse Williams. mur-
der: Thomas Williamson, b & &
larceny: William Burton Gilbert,
possession of utensils. manufactur-
Ing liquors, possession of liquor for
sale Marshall Otis Long, driving
after license revoked. reckless
driving. speeding. driving after Ii
cenSe evoke d: Bobby tnmn)
James. speeding 80 mph As zone,
driving after license revoked; Le-
roy Thurman. forgery: MUIR / y
Young. forgery: Latham Hester.
aiding and abetting in larceny
John Finley Richardson, driving
drunk; John William Gettys, pos
session beer for sale:
Leroy Clark, GS l48-45 Escape;
Wayne Rudisill. B. g. E. & Lar
ceny. Johnnie Laney. BaStardy;
John Hoffman. B. & E. & Lar
Ceny: Johnnie Eugene Cooper. B.
& E. & Larceny: James Paul
Cooper. B. g. E. g. Larceny: Rob-
ert E Willis. driving drunk. driv-
ing after license revoked. driving
after license revoked -, 3rd Of
fense, driving drunk 3rd Of
fense, non support of wife and six
children; Tommy Charles Heffner,
driving after license revoked; J
P Reynolds. possession for bever-
age; j. B. Jones. possession non
tax paid Whiskey for sale: Myles
Barnett, drunk & disorderly; Pat
Smith. GS 1885 Escape; Bobby
Quinn. GS 1885 Escape.
TUESDAY, MAY Is
Conley Helms. GS 14-2l, Rape