The log cabin Democrat., 1916-09-26
COURT DISALL0WS
 FRANKLIN CLAIM LAUNDRY RECEIYERShIP
Proceedings Heard in Chancery
 COurt-Decrees of Divorce Issued in Nine Cases.

The claim of exemptions amount ing to about $480 by Sam Franklin in the Keep-U-Neat laundry receiv- ership proceedings was overruled by Judge Sellers in chancery court this afternoon, and the property which Receiver Ingram Hartje was enjoin- ed from selling at the previous sale was held to be subject to the claims of the creditors. Sam Franklin claimed that his son, Sol Franklin, who owned the laundry plant, had sold it to him prior to the receiver ship, the consideration being $1 and the assumption of the debts. The court held that this was an assign ment for the benefit of the creditors and the assignee could not claim any exemptions.
 Quite large number of decrees and orders were rendered in chan cery court yesterday afternon and this morning, nine decrees for di- vorce being granted. The proceed ings since Monday noon follow: J. s. Johnson, administrator, vs. <. M. Broyles ct al; administrator ordered to account for rents in pro- bate court; commissioner ordered to pay funds to plaintiff and credit amount on decrees herein.
 Hugh Romus vs. Sophronia Hill; !; decree of partition and sale.
 John Hartley vs. c. D. and L. M. Stephens; w. M. Purvis appointed guardian ad Item of minors and case passed to adjourned term.
 J ID. Collier vs. Emma Horton ct al; exceptions to report sustained, report disapproved, sale set aside and resale ordered to be made De- cember l.
 H. D. Hooks vs. w. H. Hooks; de- cree dismissing complaint for want of equity and foreclosing cross-com- plaint; 30 days to pay.
 John w. Horton ct al vs. J. D. Collier ct al; decree dismissing con- plaint for want of equity.
 Katie Harris vs. w. F. Harris; decree of divorce for desertion.
 Conway Lumber Co. vs. Mrs. Laura Porter; decree of foreclosure of prior lien on building and second lien on land to extent of one acre; plaintiffs waive claim for personal judgement against Mrs. Porter.
 Jas. T. Beal ct al vs. J. T. Phelps ct al; A. M. Ledbetter appointed re- ceiver, bond fixed at $500.
 J. D. Collier vs. Mrs. Laura Por- ter, decree of foreclosure of second lien on building and first lien on land.
 J. M. Sellers vs. Thaner Sellers; decree of divorce for cruelty.
 Robert Irby vs. Callie lrby; de- cree of divorce for adultery.
 Frances Dilbeck vs. w. A. Dill beck; decree of divorce for deser- ton.
 Grove Cole vs. Sallie Cole; decree of divorce for desertion.
 Jennie I. Teas vs. Eldon Teas; de- ere of divorce for drunkenness; plain- tiff given custody of children.
 Willie Pearl Nichols vs. Barney Nichols; decree of divorce for deser- tion; plaintiffs maiden name, Willie Pearl Hargrove, restored.
 Mary Satawhite vs. John Sata- white; decree of divorce for deser- ton.
 Brady Adkisson vs. Cora Adkis- son; d&ree of divorce for desertion.
 J. H. Gore vs. Enola Cottonseed Oil Mill Co.,; decree dissolving cor poration; w. M. Harper appointed receiver, -2,000 bond; receiver di- rected to notify creditors. Commissioners deeds were pre- sented, approved and acknowledged in the following cases: J. w. Jack son vs. Aldora Watkins et al; s. G.. Smith vs. Warren L. Johnson ct al; Herman Hachmeister, trustee, ct al vs. Ernest M. Freeman. Report of the commissioner in the following cases were filed and ap- proved:
 Dr. Augustus Pearl ct al vs. Rob- ert l.. Smith ct al; Doyle-Kidd Dry Goods Go. vs. J. c. Harrod ct al. The following cases were passed to the adjourned term: Frauenthal & Scnwarz vs. Ar thur Griggers; J A. Mode vs. heirs of J. G. White ct al; Lucinda Saul ter vs. Norman Saulter, M. E. Nicholson ct al vs. Selina Williams ct al; J. J. Heigel vs. w. A. Bryant | ct al.