Adams v. Adams

ODOM, Justice.

Plaintiff sued his wife for divorce on the ground of adultery and in the alternative for separation from bed and board on the ground of cruel treatment. Three of the ten children of the marriage are minors, and he prayed for judgment giving him custody of the minors.

Plaintiff alleged that since their marriage his wife had been guilty of adultery on various occasions, and particularly on April 10, 1939, she had committed adultery with a man named E. C. King at the Benart Hotel in the City of Houston, Texas; that on various occasions, the dates of which were unknown to him, his…