Judge Rules Sheriff May Seek Auto Travel in Pursuit of Fugitives
Judge Brand held that Sheriff John L. Gibson may be reimbursed for auto expenses when pursuing two prisoners, even over railroad fares, in a Walton County mandamus case against Ordinary E M Williams. The decision affirms sheriff discretion and limits county officials from second guessing reasonable travel costs.
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E. M. Williams
Walton Superior Court
John L. Gibson
E. R. Williams
Wreck on Lexington Road Hurts Two In Collision
A collision on Lexington Road between an Overland car driven by Charles Smith of Crawford and a Ford driven by Otho Harris of Crawford left two injured and both vehicles severely damaged. Paul Bush suffered a jaw fracture. Smith had minor injuries. Total damage about 300 dollars. The Les ter family thanks friends for floral tributes amid bereavement.
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Overland
Charles Smith
Crawford
Ford
Otho Harris
Paul Bush
Smith
Adeline Lester
Banquet at YWCA Set for Next Tuesday Evening
Readiness for the YWCA banquet includes prompt arrival at 7 45 with doors opening at 8. Supper serves at 8 15 and ice cream added to the menu. Tickets available from hostesses Davison Nicholson or the YWCA secretary as tables list leaders from Athens groups and local clubs.
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Davison-Nicholson
Morton Hodgson
Snead
Paine
Athens Y. M. C. A
Austin Comer
Lucy Cobb
Rutherford
Athens Woman’s Club
Fullilove
Ellen Crawford
Charles Phinizy
Haughey Orchestra to Provide Music at Evening Event
The program lists tables and attendees including Miss Clara Barwick at Table 41 and Mrs. Dave Miller at Missionary Table 41. Tables 40 to 45 cover musicians, two-person gallery seating, and limited speeches after supper by Haughey's orchestra.
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Etta Park
Clara Barwick
Dave Miller
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Haughey
Greenville party halted in Athens on way to Atlanta
A Greenville S C party of four prominent young men visited Athens yesterday evening en route to Atlanta in C J Morgan’s Cadillac Eight. They learned of Hon C E Webb’s large victory for Greenville mayor, Webb being Mrs Darwin’s brother and a former resident in Athens in the cotton trade.
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C. J. Morgan
Athens
Atlanta
Mr. Morgan
Hon. C. & Webb
Greenville
Webb
Darwin
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