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Thursday, February 26, 1953
Calendar of Cases
To Be Tried March
Term of City Court
Following is the calendar of
cases to be tried at the March
term, 1953, of the City Court of
Chattooga County, Georgia:
MONDAY, MARCH 2
Roy George Crowe, drunk at a
private residence; Daniel Jack
son, larceny; Walter Williams,
assault and battery; Neil C. Bow
man, driving while intoxicated;
Arnold Tomlin, driving while in
toxicated; J. D. Burge, mortgage
property; James E. Kinsey, aban
donment; Mrs. Mary Alice Welch,
assault and battery; Sam Mor
ris, beating taxi fare; Ollie Dan
Koonce, possessing beer; Mary
Ruth Nelson, Smithson, exposing
another to disease; Earl Tucker,
exposing another to disease; Ar
thur Mostiller, possessing liquor;
W. T. Gorham, driving while in
toxicated; James R . Adams,
abandonment.
Garvin Atkins, possessing liq
uor; Raymond Gentry, possessing
liquor; Ode Fowler, assault and
battery; Roland Hughes, assault
and battery; Grant Stricklin,
drunk at a private residence;
Grant Stricklin, driving while in
toxicated; Frank D. Hicks, driv
ing while intoxicated; Billy Al
exander, driving while intoxicat
ed; Walter L. Adams, driving
while intoxicated; Jim Allen,
driving while intoxicated; George
F. Baggett Jr., abandonment; Jim
Bean, possessing liquor; James
Barnes, public drunkenness; Earl
Bramlett, possessing liquor; Rob
ert Lee Bramlett, possessing liq
uor; James Black, possessing liq
uor; Henry L. Broome, public
drunkenness; Eugene B. Blay
lock, public drunkenness; Earl
Bramlett, carrying pistol without
license; Earl Bramlett, bastardy;
Earl Bramlett, bastardy.
Johnny Lee Branch, assault
and battery; Cecil Barksdale,
driving while intoxicated; Floyd
Bryant, public drunkenness; Geo.
F. Buford, public drunkenness;
William C. Barnes, gaming; Clyde
Bartlett, driving without license;
Grady Brady, driving while in
toxicated; G. B. Barlow, possess
ing liquor; Robert Lee Bramlett,
selling beer; Benjamine Beaman,
abandonment; D. B. Browning,
abandonment; Dewey Cook, pub
lic drunkenness; Cecil Crawford,
bad check; Cecil Crawford, bad
check; Clyde Robert Coots, driv
ing without license; Charles D.
Colbert, public drunkenness.
Charles D. Colbert, public
drunkenness; Charles D. Colbert,
public drunkenness; William H
Croy, abandonment; Demur Car
roll, possessing liquor; Ernest L.
Cooper, gaming; E. C. Colbert Jr.,
gaming; Luther Campbell, driv
ing with improper tag; Luther
Campbell, worthless check; E. C.
Colbert Jr., possessing liquor; E.
C. Colbert Jr., possessing liquor;
Terrell N. Dean, speeding and
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reckless driving; Charlie Dalton,
possessing beer for purpose of re
sale; Charlie Dalton, possessing
liquor; Lester Dobson, gaming;
Dickey Day, gaming; Paul Davis,
driving while intoxicated; Dewey
O. Davis, public drunkenness;
Calvin Dunlap, public drunken
ness.
Bozzie Daniel, assault and bat
tery; John Evans, reckless driv
ing; V. B. Ellis, fraudulently ob
taining credit; Gaylor Ford, gam
ing; Nick Floyd, gaming; Harold
Floyd, possessing liquor; Fred
Farmer, public drunkenness;
i Grady W. Fuller, beating taxi
fare; Grady Fuller, check or
draft without funds; Winnie
Flood, possessing liquor; Paul L.
Faulkner, check without funds;
Walter Fike, malicious mischief;
Raymond Gentry, possessing liq
uor; Jackie Estell Graham, pos
sessing liquor; Charlie Gilbreath,
cruelty to children; C. D. Gur
ley, public drunkenness; Charlie
Gossett, possessing liquor; Char
lie Gossett, possessing beer for
purpose of sale; Ruben J. Gentry,
driving while intoxicated; Rich
ard Grant, possessing liquor; Eu
gene Gladney, abandonment.
Lester Hayes, abandonment;
William T. Hasey, driving while
intoxicated; Paul Hunter, aban
donment; Paul Hunter, possess
ing liquor; Paul Hunter, possess
ing liquor; George Hudgins, lar
ceny; W. W. Hankins, possessing
liquor; Raymond Houston, pos
sessing liquor; L. A. Harris, pos
sessing liquor; H. D. Hale, check
or draft without funds; Bobby L.
Hurley, larceny after trust; T.
Loyd Hicks, possessing liquor;
Mrs. Mae Dell Henderson, pos
sessing liquor; G. C. Hayes, gam
ing; Bill Hardin, simple larceny;
Jess Hancock, sale of malt bev
erages without license.
John Howard Hogue, public
drunkenness; John R. Hunter,
driving while intoxicated; Annie
Ruth Hamilton, Colbert, larceny;
John Jackson, assault and bat
tery; Daniel Jackson, assault and
battery; Wilford Jones, driving
with improper brakes; R. C. Jen
kins, gaming; Daniel Jackson,
abandonment; R. C. Jenkins,
gaming; Lena Johnson, public
drunkenness; Alexander Jones,
possessing liquor; Albert John
son, "Peeping Tom”; Louise
Johnson, public drunkenness;
Bobby G. Keith, possesing liquor;
John Keith, simple larceny; Doyle
Wesley Kellett, driving while in
toxicated.
Auburn Longley, gaming; Clar
ence Lawrence Jr., public drunk
enness; D. O. Linderman, gam
ing; John Lester, public drunken
ness; D. M. Miller, driving while
intoxicated; Johnny Moon, pub
lic drunkenness; Alvis Morgan,
wife-beating; Leroy Manus, lar
' ceny after trust; Alfred Mat-
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POINTING OUT THE TROUBLE SPOTS— American Secretary of State, John Foster Dulles, at
right, points out the European trouble zones to Senator Alexander Wiley (R., Wis.), left, chair
man of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee; and Foreign Aid Chief Harold Stassen. Since his
appointment to the cabinet post, Dulles has visited many of the countries which are united against
the threat of Red aggression.
। thews, assault and battery; R. C.
| Minor, gaming; R. C. Minor,
i gaming; R. C. Minor, assault and
battery; Jessie Matthews, pos
sessing liquor: R. C. Minor, pos
sessing beer; William Taft Ma-
। ton, possessing liquor ; Paul Mor
rison, possessing liquor; R. C.
Minor, possessing liquor.
R. C. Minor, asault and bat
tery; Ralph McGuire, public
drunkenness; Will McDaniel,
। public drunkenness; Roosevelt
i McCluskey, bastardy; Mamon
McCluskey, drunk at a private
residence; Smith McCutchins,
i public drunkenness; Mary Ruth
Nelson, reckless driving-driving
without license; Cleda Nelson,
possessing liquor; Walter L. Nich
ols, driving while intoxicated; Joe
O’shields, public drunkenness;
Joe O’shields, hit-and-run; Oli
ver Perry, carrying pistol; John
Price, pointing gun at another;
Columbus Powell, public drunk
enness; Cleveland Powell, public
drunkenness; Tommy G. Purcell,
reckless driving; Mrs. Ocie Pur
cell, possessing liquor; Oben Per
ry, bastardy; Oben Perry, bas
tardy; Dan Prest, abandonment;
Riley Parham, driving while in
toxicated; James Ramsey, public
drunkennes.
Shelton L. Smith, driving while
intoxicated; Bill Ray Stoker, bas
tardy; Roy Scoggins, assault and
battery; Obin Smiley, possessing
liquor; Emory Stalling, driving
while intoxicated: Billy Spears,
malicious mischief; M. C. San
ford, public drunkenness; Jimmy
Sams, public drunkenness; Roy
Curtis Shepard, reckless driving;
Carl Suttles, public drunkenness;
Jewel P. Smith, driving while in
toxicated; Jewel P. Smith, driv
ing while intoxicated; James C.
Stiles, gaming; James C. Stiles,
gaming.
Stevens Starkey, driving while
intoxicated; William P. Stiles,
driving while intoxicated; C. B.
Stowe, assault and battery;
James Sizemore, abandonment;
Ralph Shropshire, public drunk
enness; Alvin Silvers, assault and
battery; N. D. Spears Jr., aban
donment; Roy Sturdivant, driv
ing while Intoxicated: Alvin Sil
vers, possessing liquor; Bobby Joe
Stowe, drunk at private resi
dence; Bobby Joe Stowe, public
drunkenness; Bobby Joe Stowe,
assault and battery Rowan Tay
lor, drunk at private residence:
Frank D. Teems, speeding and
reckless driving: Clifford Tucker,
driving while intoxicated; Row-an
Taylor, public drunkenness; J. V.
Thompson, public drunkenness:
Grady Tallent, bastardy.
Charles Thurman, possessing
1 liquor; James Lee Thurman, driv
ing while Intoxicated; George D.
I Tatum, speeding; Addie L.
Thompson, public drunkenness;
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Austin Vinyard, driving while in
toxicated; Viola Vernon, assault
and battery; Cleveland L. Vaughn
Jr., driving while intoxicated;
Charles Vaughn, driving while
intoxicated; William Edgar
Woods, reckless driving; Carl
Wood, assault and battery; Lu
ther Wynn, "Peeping Tom”; Lee
Whitehead, public drunkenness;
Grady Warren, public drunken
ness; Ernest C. Wooten, public
drunkenness; Ernest C. Wooten,
possessing liquor; Frank Willing
ham, possessing liquor; Claude
Lee Woods, public drunkenness;
John Henry Wooten, possessing
liquor.
William H. Walker, abandon
ment; George L. Whisenant, pub
lic drunkenness; Frank Willing
ham, public drunkenness; Jesse
Wayne Young, driving while in
toxicated; Oliver E. Perry, assault
and battery with a knife; Donnie
Dickerson, wife-beating.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4
Jimmy Donald Adams, possess
ing liquor; Billy Adams, driving
without license; Billy J. Adams,
driving without license; Billy Ad
ams, driving while intoxicated;
Roy T. Bryant, speeding; Alfred
Bowman, public drunkenness;
Grady Brady, driving with im
proper brakes; Roy Bryant, pos
sessing liquor; Arthur Junior
Bartlett, reckless driving; Jack
Byron, driving without tag; Roy
E. Bean, driving while intoxicat
ed; James Grady Bailey, driving
while intoxicated; R. C. Brown,
public drunkenness; Earl A.
Campbell, driving while intoxi
cated; Nathaniel B. Clark, driv-
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ing while intoxicated; William D.
Calhoun, public drunkenness;
Julian Ann Cameron, driving
without license.
John Paul Chambers, possess
ing liquor; Frank Campbell, pub
lic drunkenness; Charles E. Col
bert, reckless driving; Jessie L.
Campbell, public drunkenness;
Felton Dobson, public drunken
ness; Dewey Otis Davis, driving
while intoxicated; Ruth Ellison,
driving without license; Frank
Farmer, driving without license
and driving without tag; Arthur
Lee Freeman, public drunkennes;
Gabriel A. Greene, driving while
intoxicated; Raymond Gentry,
gaming; Joe Green, driving while
intoxicated; Huie Buck Gilmore,
reckless driving.
Huie L. Hampton, gaming;
Hazal Hughes, gaming; Leonard
Hutchins, gaming; Jesse Han
cock, gaming; Wallace C. Hodges,
improper brakes; Robert H. Hall,
disposing of mortgaged property;
Wallace C. Hodges, driving while
intoxicated; William C. Hunter,
driving while intoxicated; Tom
mie Arnold Hicks, driving while
intoxicated; Clarence Evans In
gram, driving while intoxicated;
Clarence Evans Ingram, speed
ing; Bobbie Gene Keith, gaming;
H. J. Kellett, possessing liquor;
Robert L. Lambert, public drunk
enness; D. F. Lancaster, reckless
driving; Lloyd Little, gaming;
Charlie Oscar Littlejohn, driving
while intoxicated; Doris Mont
gomery, public drunkenness.
Russie Mack, driving while in
toxicated; John D. Mack, driving
without tag; Lula Milly Money,
permitting another to drive with
out license; James Shamblin |
Mitchell, reckless driving; Roy C. !
McCary, driving while intoxicat- |
ed; Jack Curtis McCauley, im- 1
proper tag; Louis E. McGraw, j
driving while intoxicated; Wil
liam Lee McWhorter, driving I
while intoxicated: William Pow
ell, driving while intoxicated; j
Howard Phillips, gaming; James !
Quarles, public drunkenness; I
Raymond M. Quarles, driving '
while intoxicated.
James H. Ramsey, driving while !
intoxicated; Mrs. Elsie Ragland,
driving while intoxicated; Wil
liam Fred Reed, reckless driving:
Charles M. Rhinehart, speedng;
Jimmy Reece, permitting another
to use his license; Donald E. ।
Styles, driving without tag; Rob- ;
ert Talmadge Shiver, passing on |
w'rong side of road; Sheldon Le- j
void Smith, driving while intoxi
cated; William T. Sullivan, driv- 1
ing while intoxicated; J. M.
Simms, accident and failure to ■
stop; Thomas Wade Sheppard,
driving while intoxicated; Paul
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, Franklin Scott, driving while in
toxicated; John Franklin Smtih,
driving while intoxicated; Felton
! Sims, improper tag; John Frank
; lin Smith, driving without license.
J. V. Thompson, speeding; Ar
ley Templeton, gaming; Roy P.
Thomas, speeding; Rowan Tay-
I lor, public drunkenness; Hillard
i Leo Tillman, driving without tag
land permitting another-to drive
iwithout license; Hershel L. Ter
! rell, driving while intoxicated;
i Arnold Ware, possesisng liquor;
. James W. Wilson, public drunk
! enness; Ernest Wofford, reckless
j driving ; Euclid H. Womack, reck
less driving; John N. Ware, driv
ing while intoxicated; Louis
Woodall, driving while intoxicat
jed; Jimmy B. Willingham, driv-
I ing over center line.
All cases not listed above and
i all cases made between now and
• court are subject to call on Mon-
I day, March 2, 1953.
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