Squaire v. Polk
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
JANVIER, Judge.
Plaintiff alleges “that the St. Mary Baptist Church (colored) is an unincorporated voluntary association,” and that he “was employed as a pastor of said church in the year 1932, and that, as pastor of said church there is due him the sum of $100.00.”
He also avers that the said church is indebted to him in the further sum of $140.-43, made up of the following items:
$106.43 paid by him “on account of the said church to the Singer Company of this city for lumber and material furnished said church,” $25 for a piano, and $9 for a pulpit chair.
Plaintiff selects some seventeen persons…
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