Johnson v. Jones

Fred E. Johnson, hereinafter called deceased, intermarried with Mildred Jones, hereinafter called appellee, and of such marriage there was issue Bradford D. Johnson and Chloe Jean Johnson, who are still minors. On January 9, 1933, a decree was rendered in the superior court of Maricopa county granting an absolute divorce to appellee, and providing that deceased should pay to her the sum of twenty-five dollars monthly during the time that the children of said marriage were in her care and custody, which by the decree was set as six months out of each calendar year. There was an attempt to set…