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March 22,1924
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| A SIOO,OOO Company Formed j
| Guaranty Life, Insurance Company Increases :
| Ils Capital I
| SHARES $200.00 t
♦ * Recently the Guaranty Mutual Life and Health Insur- |
♦ ance Company sued out papers for the purpose to increase f
♦ its Capital stock from $25,000 to SIOO,OOO. It sought fur- I
♦ ther in the application the right to engage in the life insur- J
♦ << ance business as an old line Company. / 4
< The prayers of the Company Were granted and the Guar- J
♦ !i anty Mutual Life and Health Insurance Company by the J
♦ grant became the GUARANTY LIFE INSURANCE COM- 4
♦ ' PANY with all the rights and immunities of the other big 4
r Corporations. * X
After the legal phrases of the situation were cleared a- 4
♦ way, the Guaranty Life Insurance Company placed upon 4
♦ the market the SIOO,OOO worth of stock at the phenominally {
♦ low rate of $200.00 per share. This stock is now open to the 2
♦ public and agents all over the state, will take the Certificates 4
♦ to the very doors of prospective buyers. 4
♦ The Guaranty* Life insurance Company, by virture of 4
♦ the existence and splendid accomplishments of the Guaran- 4
♦ ty Mutual and Health Insurance Company, will be no 4
♦ strange constellation of insurance firmament. The estab- X
♦ lished reputation of the former will impetus to the latter, 4
4 fiaud it is reasonably expected that the stocks of the Guaran- x
4 ty Life will v go easily’’ because pf the enviable reputation ♦
♦ of its predecessor. ♦
5 / The officers and directors and stockholders of the old J
1 Company form the basic actors of the new Company. They ♦
will put imtothe new company all of the vim and vigor u
tilized in the interest of the old plus additional effort of X
~ new factors, injected for the purpose to accelerate the up
ward trend. ♦
[The Guaranty Life Insurance Co. realizes that this is a ♦
7 day of big things and that still bigger things are peeping 4
over the horizon of material progress, ft is keeping watch f
Upon the ‘‘last” in order to catch first indications of new~ J
ideas and to hasten the coming by lifting before their sight 2
I and' keen convincing proof that we are alive and have been x
ovworking to prepare the way and to unite with projectors of J
• neweif-ideas and more pronounced action. »
W. S. SCOTT, Pres. &G. M.. E. W. SHERMAN, Vice Pres. X
L. M. POLLARD, Sec’y-Treas. E. W. LANGSTON, f
Mgr. Athens Diet. J
THE ATHENS REPUBLIQUE
WINTERVILLE NEWS
Mr. E. C, Haney, when going to his
work Tuesday morning to fire up, he
found oue of*the workman lying near a
pile of saw dust burned almost to death.
Mr. Hanej’ riished to him, his clothes
were burned off him and he told Mr.
Haney that after he had eaten his sup
per some one hit him and when he knew
anything he was in the fire. He was
also robbed of 14-five dollar bills. The
doctor was called to him and later he
was carried to St. Mary’s hospital. His
name is Mr. King Solomon.
Mr. Thomas Johnson, of Winterville,
who went to Illinois some years ago»
carrying his family, has gotten tired of
the cold winds of the Northland and
has returned to “Dixie.”-.
Madison News
* 'j r
Mrs. Cora L. Cox, of 348 Bass street,
Atlanta Ga., departed this life, Mar.
3, 1924. She leaves to mourn her loss her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Smith»
four sisters, two brothers and a host of
friends. The funeral was attended by
Rev. Kelley at the M. E. Church.
Rev. B. B. Williams preached at Tab
ernacle Baptist Chinch, Augusta, Ga.,
Sunday March 2. He administered the
Lord’s supper and at day light baptised
about one hundred- Services were held
; at 1 o ; Clock.
* ,
Mrs. Hattie Hunter is much improved
after several weeks of illness. We are
glad to see Iler out again.
Mrs. Hattie Freeman-h as z returned
from New York after spending several
delightful months with friends.
The Happy Ten Club gave a splendid
play at the M. E. Chnrch Thursday
•light. ’ The success was great.
Mrs. Louise entertained her
cluli Tuesday night at the home of Prof.
Wm Howard. The reacts were great.
Card of Thanks
' Mrs. Savannah Muckles wishes to
thank the members and friends of
Friendship Baptist Church and of her
family for the kindness shown her dur
ing the illness of her husband and dur
ing the depressive days that the body
lay in state.
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