Reynolds v. Smith

On March 18, 1954, George W. Reynolds, the appellant, obtained a judgment against J. B. Smith for $500.00, interest and costs.

On April , 1954, at the instance of Reynolds, garnishment issued on that judgment to Grady Hines, and others, doing business as Mississippi Terminix Company.

On September 11, 1954, the Terminix Company answered that it owed J. B. Smith $600.00 which he had earned as one of its employees. The garnishee also answered that it had received a letter from an attorney for Mrs. J. B. Smith that she claimed to be the owner of, and had a right to, said sum owing to J. B. Smith.…