Rhoddenberry v. State

Mrs. M. B. Rhoddenberry was convicted of having, controlling, and possessing intoxicating liquors. She moved for a new trial, the motion was overruled, and she excepted.

The only witness for the State was a deputy sheriff, who testified in effect that he made a search of the café which the defendant was “running” and found about a pint or just a little more of whisky in the café. “Mrs. Rhoddenberry was in the café where the whisky was found, and when I went in the front door I met her coming out of the door leading from the kitchen to the front part of the café. . . I found the whisky in the…