Greenville Mills v. Wilkinson

RODGERS, Presiding Justice.

This is a workmen’s compensation claim composed of two claims consolidated and filed with the Mississippi Workmen’s Compensation Commission. Noel Wilkinson was injured while working for the appellant on November 7 and December 6, 1968, and filed claims with the Commission because of both injuries.

The appellee was employed as a weaver, making carpets, at the Greenville Mills. It is said that the work he performed was not heavy manual labor. This issue was controverted, and the appellant Greenville Mills accepted the claims for payment.

The two real disputes in this…