In Re Lewis' Estate

This is a contest between one of the married daughters of W. C. Lewis, who died intestate, and his widow, Mrs. Lula Lewis, who is the administratrix of the estate, and the case involves the question of whether a certain deposit of money in the sum of $972.47 shown to have been made at the Bay Springs Bank on December 17, 1936, “By Mr. or Mrs. W. C. Lewis,” subject to check, and which amount had been increased to such an extent that there was on hand the sum of $1,183.24 at the time of the death of W. O. Lewis on May 14, 1941, should be accounted for by the administratrix as an asset of the…