Futch v. Futch

Mrs. Pansy Futch sued her husband, John Futch, for divorce. Sufficient-allegations were made to sustain the divorce and to support the award to her of their 2 year old child, named Charlotte.

The defendant answered by a general demurrer and a general denial, and by way of a cross-action alleged that his wife, Pansy Futch, had been guilty of reprehensible conduct with other men, and that be was a proper and fit person to have the custody of the child.

Plaintiff, in a supplemental petition, denied the allegations of defendant, both as to her alleged conduct and as to his being a proper and fit…