Haskins v. Haskins

A suit for divorce was instituted by appellee, Charles Howard Haskins, against appellant, Mildred Womble Haskins. He charged her with having committed adultery on September 20, 1946.

Appellant filed an answer and cross-bill. She denied the charge, and, in addition, alleged that he had been guilty of cruelty, desertion and adultery. Several acts of cruelty are set forth as having occurred on enumerated days in the years 1944 and 1945, and it is stated that he wilfully deserted her on November 1, 1945. It is further asserted that he committed adultery with one Audrey Cook in her apartment in…