Dapsco, Inc. v. Dependent of Upchurch

This is a workmen’s compensation case. Harold Up-church was killed on October 23, 1957, while employed by Dapsco, Inc. The employer and insurance carrier voluntarily paid death benefits to his widow, Martha N. Williams Upchurch, a minor. The widow filed an application with the Workmen’s Compensation Commission on the Commission’s printed Form B-19, which is an *432application for a lump sum settlement under Sec. 13; sub-sec. (j), Chap. 354, Laws 1948. She alleged that she wanted the “C & B Partial” “To pay debts partial improve home also to go on through college.” On the 12th day of January 1960,…