Bright v. Johnson

Georgia Johnson, a person of unsound mind, died in April, 1940. From December, 1926, Edd Hodges had been guardian. An administrator was appointed in June, 1940, and two months later Daisy Bright, an aunt with whom the incompetent had resided, filed- claim for $3,437.20. She alleged the amount to be due as difference between a reasonable charge for services rendered and $2,862.80 paid during a period of slightly more than ten years.

Payments by the guardian varied from a low of $57.80 in 1933 to a high of $565 in 1939. A uniform charge of $50 per month is asserted. In the same claim the account…