Life Insurance Company of Georgia Tops Half Billion In Force
Life Insurance Company of Georgia reports 533.99 million dollars in life in force marking growth through five months of the year. Decatur division manager John McGehee notes ordinary life in force rising to 17.99 million and industrial life insurance up 40.50 million. The company, in its 57th year, serves over 3.5 million policyholders across 11 Southern states and ranks 12th in total life in force and eighth in industrial life among all US and Canadian companies.
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Life Insurance Company of
George
John McGehee
Decatur
McGehee
Life Insurance Company of Georgia
United States
Canada
Cmpany
Rabbinical Leader Joshua Loth Liebman Dies in Boston
Rabbi Joshua Loth Liebman, 41, famed author of Peace Of Mind, died yesterday in Boston from a heart attack. He led Temple Beth Israel and eight months earlier declined a prestigious rabbinical honor.
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Boston
Joshua Loth Liebman
Temple Beth Israel
Morgan County Corin th Mrs J D Bonds
Silas Wilhite is building a new farm home on his property. J H Rigby and Marcus Terry Bonds returned last Wednesday from a two week vacation in Gary Indiana and Illinois. Mrs J W Oma Bryant continues to improve slowly. Budd Kilpatrick is ill. Mrs J D Bonds visited Cullman last Monday. J H Rigby was in Cullman and Decatur Friday. Mr and Mrs David Steel and family of Center area stayed with Mr and Mrs Robert Turrentine. Mrs Bertie Hogan of Ebenezer attended singing Sunday night. Mr and Mrs L C Partain entertained kin with dinner Sunday. attendees included Mr and Mrs Olin Kilpatrick and family of Leighton and Mr and Mrs Walter Par-
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Silas Wilhite
J. H. Rigby
Marcus Terry Bonds
Gary
Indiana
Illinois
J. W
Oma) Bryant
Budd Kilpatrick
J. D. Bonds
Cullman
Decatur
David Steel
Near Center
Robert Turrentine
Bertie Hogan
Near Ebenezer
L. C. Partain
Olin.Kilpatrick
Leighton
Walter Par
Feathered hat and wry humor lift daily woes
A poem by Junius Feather headed celebrates a red feather hat to brighten life amid taxes dentist bills and aging fears. A humorous exchange reveals views on marriage vows and social vanity, ending with a telegram gag about a married man. The pieces mix verse and jokes in light social commentary.
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Margaret Fowler
Local Families Attend Visit and Weekend Activities
Hartselle residents hosted relatives including Mr. and Mrs Paul Kilpatrick and family and others from Moulton and Cullman over Sunday. The community notes note cotton thinning and shopping trips in Cullman. Fisher trips and weekend social visits are listed among local households.
Teneth Reprieve Granted to Negro in Rape Case
Samuel Taylor, 21, a Black man convicted of raping a 14 year old near Prichard two years ago, received his 10th reprieve from the electric chair. The execution date was reset to June 25 due to a pending U S Supreme Court appeal. Governor announced the delay as his case proceeds.
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Montgomery
Ala
Samual Taylor
U. S. Supreme Court
Prichard
Romance Cooling in Absence of Dowry
Dorothy Lawlor says her romance with Danny Wicker is cooling in Daytona Beach after she arrived seeking $10 000 as a marriage precondition. She spent yesterday afternoon alone in a hotel and questioned the newsmen about the Holly Hill bar proprietor inviting her to discuss matrimony. She notes no evidence of saving the amount beyond a plane ticket and hotel costs and demands cash on the line before any promise.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Dorothy Lawlor
Danny Wicker
Holly Hill
Wicker
Man Kills Himself As Wife Seeks to Take Away Pistol
A 43-year-old man shot himself in the abdomen yesterday as his wife attempted to take a pistol from him. James C. Prince of McDonald's chapel died, coroners said, with his widow and 8 month old daughter surviving.
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Birmingham
Ala
Joe L. Hilderbrand
R. C. Lindbergh
Louella Prince
James C. Prince
McDonald's Chapel
Prince
Hilderbrand
Negro Is Sentenced In Attack Attempt In Mobile
Mason Autrey, 25, was convicted by a Mobile court jury yesterday of attempting a criminal attack on a white woman. Judge Claude A Grayson sentenced him to a maximum penalty of 20 years. Autrey was accused of the May 13 effort at a Plateau store where the woman was employed.
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Mobile
Ala
Mason Autrey
Claude A. Grayson
Autrey
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