Craven v. Culpepper

GRISSOM, Chief Justice.

O. R. Culpepper was engaged in a business known as the Culpepper Produce Company. After his death, his widow, Alice L. Culpepper, qualified as community survivor and continued the operation of said business. It was the contention of Mrs. Cul-pepper, and the court found, that she, acting as Culpepper Produce Company, and Jack Craven entered into an agreement whereby they would purchase cattle, feed and sell them and equally divide the losses, if any; that they purchased feed from Schuler and Mrs. Culpepper paid the bill. Mrs. Culpepper, individually and as community…