DEEN, Judge.
1. While parol evidence, even though admitted without objection, of agreements and stipulations made prior to the execution of the written instrument has no probative value so as to alter or vary its terms (Cleghorn v. Shields, 165 Ga. 362 (141 SE 55)), parol evidence is admissible to prove a new and distinct subsequent agreement (Code § 38-507) or modification of the original agreement (Covington v. Brewer,
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