Security Trust & Savings Bank v. June

Security Trust & Savings Bank, a corporation, hereinafter called plaintiff, brought suit against Lee June and J. E. Helton, hereinafter called defendants, on a promissory note in the sum of $400. June filed a separate answer, admitting the execution of the note by himself and his co-defendant, but alleged that he executed it as accommodation maker only, and that at the time he signed it, it was secured by a chattel mortgage on certain cotton, maize, and wheat to be grown during the crop season of 1926 by defendant Helton; that thereafter Helton did grow and harvest twelve bales of cotton,…