Hollis v. Bryan

The appellant was formerly the wife of Marvin C. Bryan, a disabled soldier receiving compensation from the United States government. In 1924, the appellant secured a divorce from Marvin C. Bryan and the custody of their minor child, in which proceeding the court allowed the appellant twenty dollars per month as alimony for a period of fifteen years to be paid monthly. Subsequent to this decree, and between two or three months thereafter, the appellant married a man named Hollis, giving, as appears from the record, a different name from Letha Pearl Bryan.

The court, in addition to the twenty…