Gulf Refining Co. v. Ferrell

Cicero Ferrell, appellee, recovered judgment in the lower court against Gulf Refining Company, appellant, for five thousand, seven hundred fifty dollars, from which this appeal is prosecuted.

On October 10,1931, the appellee, Ferrell, was ordered by Tatum, superintendent of the filling station operated by the Gulf Refining Company, at the intersection of two streets in the city of Meridian, to go into the street and paint a sign, “Don’t Park” and certain lines in the street abutting the property of the filling station at which Ferrell was employed to do the general work of a laborer. At this…