Mayor of Savannah v. Radford

A cemetery is a cemetery, is a cemetery, and;

A park is a park, is a park, and;

never the two shall meet — except in this Court.

Black’s Law Dictionary, 5th edition defines cemetery as, “a graveyard; burial ground. Place or area set apart for interment of the dead. Term includes not only lots for depositing the bodies of the dead, but also, avenues, walks, and grounds, for shrubbery, and ornamental purposes.” (Emphasis supplied.) See also Suttles v. Hill Crest Cemetery, 87 Ga. App. 343 (73 SE2d 760) (1952).

A park is, “an enclosed pleasure-ground iri or near a city, set apart for the recreation…