Questions About Life Insurance Answered
A life insurance guidance piece notes average insured amounts in 1963 about $15,000 for insured families and $12,200 for all US families, costs about 22 months of disposable income. It covers converting employer group coverage to an individual policy, women as agents, loan collateral assignments, and mortgage protection via decreasing term insurance options.
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United States
Life
Edna Carol Roberts and Jerry Weeks Tie Vows in Hartselle
Edna Carol Roberts daughter of Mr and Mrs Luther E Roberts married Jerry Wayne Weeks son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Weeks of Tupelo at five Friday afternoon in First Methodist Church officiated by Rev J C Draper Jr Nuptial music by Mrs Coy Stephen son and Miss Mary Francis Woodall Palms and flowers decor frame the altar. bride wears silk organza gown with lace and pearls, bouquet from grandfather’s satin bound Bible topped with an orchid. reception follows at the Roberts home. couple to reside at 539 E Main St. Their travel wear is a beige knit suit. many relatives attend.
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Tommy Roberts
Susan Barns
Albertville
Diana Hastings
Huntsville
Sammie Weeks
Tupelo
Marilyn Roberts
Jane McClanahan
Luther Hewlett Roberts Jr
Decatur
Roberts
Weeks
Roy Hewlett
Robertses
Family plan life insurance for children details
The family plan covers final expenses if the child dies and guarantees future insurability. For each $1,000 of protection, the child can buy up to $5,000 of life insurance at standard rates when reaching maturity, typically at age 21 or 25.
Oak Ridge WSCS Meeting Notes Show Change of Meeting Night
Oak Ridge WSCS met with 16 members present. Mrs. Earl Legg led in singing and Mrs. Dennis Wallace offered a program titled “A We as Christian Women” presented by Raymond. President Mrs. Terry presided as members voted to move meetings to the second and fourth Tuesdays.
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Woman's Society of
Oak Ridge Church
Earl Legg
Dennis Wallace
Edna Jones
Raymond
Terry
Lt Col Ezzard speaks at WSCS meeting in Decatur area
Lt Col Ezzard a Viet Nam veteran and Georgia native addressed the Central Methodist Women's Society in the church parlor. He described Saigon its two million residents and local tribes while noting the Bible in Vietnamese reading growth. Plans for upcoming church events Sept and Oct were announced.
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Central Methodist Woman’s Society
Col. Ezzard
Viet Nam
Georgia
Saigon
Decatur
Christian and Missionary Alliance
J. E. McClary
Alfred Hodgins
Paul Eubanks
Robert Denham
Austinville Church
Secret Pal Gift Exchange Continues at Church Meetings
A community group plans to keep meeting at the church through 1964. Mrs. John H. West and Mrs. Joel Wynn were recognized for coordinating a Secret Pal program.
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John H. West
Joel Wynn
Mrs Roy Griffith Dismissed Assertion on Pollination
A newspaper brief notes Mrs Roy Griffith states that most fruits and vegetables depend on bees for pollination, reflecting a claim about pollination reliance.
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Roy Griffith
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