Boyd v. State

BROOKS, Judge.

Appellant was convicted of disturbing religious worship, and his punishment assessed at' a fine of $25.

The bill of exceptions in the record discloses the following facts: M. A. Thomas, State witness, in his examination in chief by the county attorney, after he had already testified that he went out of the schoolhouse and met Henry Pritchett, Lacy Jones and defendant, Carl Boyd, near the door thereof and warned them not to go in the house and not to disturb the people, if they did somebody would report them, and defendant then- and there said, “By God, you would not do it,” etc.,…