Supreme Court Expands Admissibility In Criminal Confession Rule
The court upholds admission of Shep Bruno testimony but rules out statements obtained by trickery. It holds incriminating remarks are admissible if freely given, even when made to an officer, but excludes evidence secured by deception. The Hudson case involves two killed children and family disputes in Bibb county.
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Albany
Hudson
Bibb
Shep Bruno
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C. F. Tarver
Believe Yourself Happy Says a Writer
A writer advises that happiness comes from self belief and inner mindset. The quote notes that chasing wisdom can derail happiness, urging readers to recognize personal contentment rather than overthinking.
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Boston Transcript
Finch and relatives visit over weekend in Georgia community
Miss Jewell Finch called on Bernice and Nellie Ray Jones. Mrs Emmith Hicks passed enroute to Boston. Manifie Cochran Quitman Ga visits her grandparents Henry and Mrs Williams. Edie Williams of Boston visits Gus and family. Joe Meccy and family spend Sunday with Jack and Mrs Stidman. Evelyn Clark visits grandparents Wiley and Mrs Yates. Kenneth Adams and family spend Sunday with J E Massey.
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Finch East
Belgen
Jhapman
Jewell Finch
Bernice
Nellie Ray Jones
Edie Williams
Boston
Gus Williams
Joe Meccy
Jack Stidman
Evelyn Clark
Wiley Yates
Kenneth Adams
J. E. Massey
Union Hill Community Notes Point to Visits and Local News
Melon shipments keep Union Hill busy as residents share social visits. Hester Wheeler heads to Atlanta to visit sister Mae R. Carter and family. Edith Stringer visits Lavette Meveniter and Lila Lee Hicks of Metcalfe. Rev. McAfee preaches to a large Union Sunday crowd. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson welcome a baby. Several Metcalfe residents attend Union services. T. F. Stringer travels to Lovette Florida. Mrs. J. I. Surles returns home to Lovette after visiting Metcalfe kin. Mrs. A. Powell visits Thomasville with son Robert Hair.
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Hester Wheeler
Atlanta
Mae R. C. Carter
4B .Jenkins,Jr
Paiees Margaret
Walker
Anny Stringer
Dorsey
Edith Stringer
Lavette
Lila Lee Hicks
Metcalfe
Tr. I. Stringer
Union
T. F. Stringer
Lovette Fla
J. I. Surles
A. Powell
Thomasville
Robert. Hair
Mrs Williams Talks Of Relief From Weakness And Back Pain
Mrs BD V Williams of Springfiard Missouri describes severe back pain and fatigue from which she found relief after using a remedy. She recalls headaches and poor sleep before improvement, noting her husband observed the change and encouraged continued use.
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Springfiard
BD. V. Williams
Washington DCs Mr Phillips Denies Georgia Patronage Charges
J L Phillips Thomasville Republican state chairman says his offices in Georgia postoffice matters remain consulted and he has received no notice his recommendations would be disregarded He calls patronage selling charges false and notes pending war fraud probes keep him from active party work awaiting DC grand jury action.
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Washington, D. Ci
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Georgia
J. L. Phillips
Thomasville
Atlanta
Phillips
Department of Justice
District of Columbia Grand Jury
Community Notes Show Weekends Visits and Travel
A long list of visitors and locals gathering around Newhope church and area homes. Families from Albany Thomasville Cairo Grand Ridge Pelham Ochlocknee and Spring Hill share weekends and social visits as others depart for Athens Tallahassee and government training. Remembered for Sunday preaching and Sunday school at 3 and 4 PM.
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Newhope Church
E.W. Lee
Wallace
Francis Lee
Albany
T. S. Singletary
Russell Braswell
Mildred Braswell
Bob Braswell
Chason
John Beverly and
Familly
Thomasville
J. J. Hale
J. G.thursby
J. O. Thursby
Cairo
Walter McRory
Ellis Pendergast
Oscar Braswell
Paul Singletary
Athens
Marie Hale
Tallahassee
Ola Beverly
Foy McRory
Ernest
Jewell Singletary
Grand Ridge
Fla
J. E. McMillan
Edwin
John McMillan
Noah Singletary
Robert
J. W. Wilson
Springhill
Ethel
Eric McRory
Sarah Singletary
Oscar. Maddox
Hale
Singletary
Ochlocknee
Lenn , Singletary
Pelham
Cape Johnson
W. H
Themen
Harvey
Mary Mims
Oscar Maddox
Evelyn
William Willis
Mamie Willis
Local Notices From Patten Area Gather Social Visits
Friends report Mrs. R. C. Joiner ill while Sim McKinney and family visit Mrs. L. H. Reeves in Hobbs area. Mrs. M. H. Rogers and daughter Loneva shop and call on relatives in Thomasville. Evelyn Clark visits Barwick grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Wiley. Deland Florida visitor Teate calls at Pleasant Grove Sunday school. B C Johnson and Mrs. Coffey of Pavo attend Sunday school in Barwick. Mrs. A. Mills of Prospect visits community. Min Sam Wood conducts business Tuesday afternoon.
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R. C. Joiner
Sim McKinney
Hobbs
L. H. Reeves
M. H. Rogers
Loneva
Thomasville
Saturn Tittle
Evelyn Clark
Barwick
Wiley
Teate
Deland Fla
Pleasant ‘Grove
B. C. Johnson
Celly ‘Coffey
Pavo
A. Mills
Prospect
Wood
Will Dorming
Patten
Albert Red
R. M. Hutchinson
Thomasville Saturay
J. N. Lewis
Tom Lewis
Monticello
Fla
Remer Godwin
D. J. Godwin
Mae Matthews
Add Vonier
George Pittman
Boston
Community Notes From Patten Area Roster
Local residents share visits and travels across nearby towns with frequent stops in Thomasville Barwick and Cairo. Highlights include guests at numerous homes, farm notes, a June 15 baby arrival, health improvements, and weekly gatherings at Unity and New Hope churches.
Community Guests and Visits Highlight Weekend
The community saw numerous guest visits this weekend. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Bradley hosted and visited neighbors including Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cone and Mrs. Earley Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Sim McKenney stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Reeve of Patten, and Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Simpson from Moultrie visited with Willis. B. H. Bradley and others took a trip to Thomasville Saturday.
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B. H. Bradley
Tom Cone
Sim McKenney
Lloyd Reeve
Patten
G. J. Simpson
Moultrie
Willis
B. H. Smith
Earley Brown
Luna
Richard Gardner
Dixie
B.H. Bradley
Charlie Story
Cuffie Jourden
Thomasville
Saturay
W. D. Willis
Providence Pastor to Fill Regular Appointment Next Sunday
Reverend I F Duncan will preside at the regular service Sunday afternoon in Providence with a cordial invitation extended to all. A mule owned by Jonah Cumbest Sr. was struck and killed by lightning last Sunday afternoon. Farmers continue busy gathering watermelons as seasonal work proceeds. D McCracken and C H Smith survived a Friday night car accident without serious injury, though their buggy was wrecked. F L Bradshaw of Boston visited the community last Monday. Vann and Dorminy of near mournful details referenced.
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Summer Hill
Add Turner
Weeda
J. R. Smith
H. B. Ring
Boston
Providence
I. F. Duncan
Jonah Cumbest
T- D. McCracken
C.H. Smith
F-L. Bradshaw
Vann
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