State v. Honeycutt

First, the defendant urges that the evidence was insufficient to carry the case to the jury over his motion for judgment as of nonsuit made at the conclusion of all the evidence. This brings into focus the evidence relied on by the State.

"Will J. Harmon testified: “I hold the position of Deputy Sheriff with Avery County. I was Deputy Sheriff on the 25th day of June, 1952. I know Bob Honeycutt. ... On that day Mr. E. M. Harmon gave me a warrant for him for a worthless check. I went up the road and . . . met him and his son in a car. ... I went a little piece and turned around— came back down…