National Order Rates for Fraternal Preetorians
The Preetorians, part of the Fraternal Congress, set monthly payment rates capped at twelve per year with no per capita tax. Entry is restricted to healthy areas, with strict medical exams and a strong guaranty fund. Benefits include a $3000 loss of hand or foot certificate, $750 for loss of both feet or both eyes, and $3000 annual cash for ten years after age 72, with proportional smaller certificates.
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Fraternal Congress
Guaranty Fund
Life Policy Provisions for Benefit Payments and Rules
The article outlines certificate limits up to 3000 with rates per 1000, excluding local dues. It specifies reduced or full benefits for loss of limbs or eyes, retirement payments at age 72 if disabled, and beneficiary payment on member death. An advance $100 check is available upon official notice. It notes medical examination requirements and stresses financial security and fraternal obligations of the order.
Twenty Year Pay Policy for Protective Certificates
The Praetorians offer a twenty year pay policy with annual steps from 30 to 80, continuing for twenty years then ceasing payments and making the certificate paid up for its full amount payable at death. Rates assume five percent interest. no mortality table used. actuary notes no early death deductions. special Class C features cover total loss by accident.
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Holler
Praetorians
F.C
Fraternal Praetorians Highlight Growth and Charity
The Praetorians fraternal order roots its charity, fellowship and mutual aid in history and faith. G. B. Taylor and others praise its lofty aims, inclusivity for men and women, and wide licenses in Texas Oklahoma Kansas Colorado and Washington.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Colorado
Washington
List of organizers and members cited for event notice
For further particulars see organizer J. H. Lowe, or C. P. Beaty, D. B. Worcester, Matt B. Bailey, W. C. Ross, Monta J. Moore, Dr. G. B. Taylor, Dr. J. L. Denson, John D. Bayley, J. G. Evens, W. F. Reed, Allen Hooks, Tom Stafford, John Turnham, Rev. Tom White, George sae John L. Michael, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. J. Head, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Barron, Mr. and Mrs. Lane Thomas, J. 2. Dobbins, W. A. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Newton, Miss Cora Barron, Miss Brucie Boles, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Barrow, Miss Ora White, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Leverett, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Rogers, W. F. Rogers, James A. Rogers, J. and B. Stone, E. P. Moore, S. H. Humbles, Frank Vaughn, W. H. Wright, A. S. C. Wigins or any member of the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Lowe
C. P. Beaty
D. B. Worcester
Matt B. Bailey
W. C. Ross
Monta J. Moore
G. B. Taylor
J. L. Denson
John D. Bayley
J. G. Evens
W. F. Reed
Allen Hooks
Tom Stafford
John Turnham
Tom White
George Sae
John L. Michael
Geo. J. Head
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Pretorians
National Order
Dallas, Texas
Life Policy
Ice A
Praetorian
Dallas
Cameron Council No
M.D
Pretorians of Cameron Council
Cameron
Exas
J. U. Lowe
Order of Praetorians
Monta
Moore
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