Singletary v. Singletary

Prior to his death in January, 1931, J. O. Singletary executed his promissory note for $1,500.00 in favor of J. W. Manley to evidence a loan for that amount. George W. Singletary endorsed said note as surety. J. O. Singletary died before the note was due, but when it matured, it was liquidated by a loan from M. M. Loadholtes which was represented by two notes aggregating $1,500.00 signed by Norah D. Singletary and endorsed by George W. Singletary as surety.

When the latter notes matured, they were paid by George W. Singletary, who brings this action against Norah D. Singletary to recover the…