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THE SOUTHERN STATES LIFE INSURANCE CO.
Leads all in Prompt Payment. ‘‘Your action makes a new Record
in the full and satisfactory settlement of insurance claims,” says
Administrator.
PROOF OF PAYMENT.
Hampton, Ga., July 9th, 1910.
Mr. Wilmer L. Moore, President,
The Southern Sttttes Life Insurance Co.,
Atlanta, Ga.
Dear Sir :
Yours even date, enclosing New York
Exchange for $5,000 00 in full settlement of policy
No. 6609, issued by you upon the life of tny father,
Mr. W. D. Henderson, was received and I wish to
thank yen for your promptness and consideration in
handling this matter, and for the assistance given me
by the officers of the Company in the preparation of
the claim papers. The completed proofs of death
were received by you on July 9tli and within four
hours New York Exchange, referred to was delivered
to me by your redresentative.
Your action makes a new record in the
full'tmd satisfactory settlement of insurance claims.
The fact that The Southern States Life is located in
the heart of the South makes promptness of payments
possible, and gives a sense of nearby security not to
be found elsewhere. I stand ready to commend The
Southern States Life for promptness and reliability.
Yours very truly,
(Signed) R E. Henderson,
Temporary Administrator.
lhe above tells the story. Prompt payments of death claims proves the insurance company’s integrity. “The fact that
The Southern States Life is located in the heart of the South makes promptness of payments possible, and gives a sense of
security not to found elsewhere. I stand ready to commend The Southern States Life for picmptncts and*"’itliability.”
THE SOUTHERN STATES LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
HOME OFFICE WILMER L. MOORE, PRESIDENT, ATLANTA, GEORGIA
CANDLER BUILDING.
J. T. WEEMS, General Agent,
McDONOUGH, GA. HUBBARD & HARKINS, Agents.
Hampton Happenings
Miss Foster Entertains.
Miss Nell Foster delightfully en
tertained a number of her friends
Tuesday evening in honor of her
guests, Miss Eula McVicker of
Locust Grove. The lovely home
was artistically decorated with
ferns and cut flowers. Several in
teresting games were played. At a
late hour delicious refreshments
were served.
Those invited were: Miss Eula
McVicker of Locust Grove, Miss
Leatha Kitchens of Fayetteville,
Misses Orian Arnold, Serena Swan,
Louis Davis, Nola Redwine, Mattie
and Emma Henderson, Pearle Ad
ams, Amber and Janie Turner,
Messrs. Howard Thaxton, Marian
and Luther Farmer, Frank Mit
cham, Garnet Fields, Jr., Bryon
Hawkins, Henry H. Harris, Creigh
ton Turner and Grady Fears.
“42' ? Party.
Miss Linnie Wilson entertained
Thursday atternoon at dominoes
as compliment to Miss Georgia
Keller, of Savannah, who is the
guest of Miss Irene Moore.
A delicions salad course was
served.
Those present were: Misses
WITHIN FOUR HOURS
BY GEO. S. D. MALAIER
Georgia Keller, of Savannah, Ma
rian Wood, of Atlanta, Irene Moore
Adell Tarpley, Orian Arnold, Anne
Fields, Mary Arnold, and Serena
Swann.
Mr. Carl Griffin spent Sunday in
Atlanta.
Mr. Grady Steele is visiting re
latives in Alabama.
Miss McVicker, of Locust Grove,
is the guest of Miss Nellie Foster.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Harris visi
ted relatives in Jonesboro Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Henderson, of
Inman, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. H. A. Turner.
Mr. Anderson Stanton and Mr.
Hugh Abernathy, of Social Circle,
spent Sunday here.
Misses Lucy and Janie Moore, of
Luella, were in town Monday
afternoon.
Mr. C. L. Hammock attended
the Conley-Jonesboro ball game
at Jonesboro Friday afternoon.
Col. E. M. Smith, of McDonough,
passed thru here Friday afternoon
on his way to Jonesboro to wit
ness the Couley-Jonesboro ball
game.
DEATH CLAIM PAID
Writes Administrator.
THE RECORD
The Southern States
Life Insurance Com
pany has never Con
tested a Death Claim.
Miss Marian Wood of Atlanta is
spending some time with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. S. H.
Griffin.
Mr. McElhaney and two daugh
ters, of Monticello, were in town
Monday. Mr. McElhaney was on a
business trip.
Messrs. Robert and Glenn Hen
derson left Monday to spend sev
eral days in Columbus attending
the street carnival.
Misses Louise Allen and Esther
Boyce and Mr. W. W. Allen, of At
lanta, spent Suuday here as the
guests of Miss Louis Davis.
Miss Mary Pritchett returned
home Monday night after several
weeks stay with her aunt, Mrs. C.
T. Broadfield, of Atnericus.
Miss Orian Arnold returned
home Sunday from Locust Grove
where she has been attending
Locust Grove Institute.
Mrs' J. C. Tarpley and daughter
Mary spent Tuesday and Wednes
day in Griffin and Vaughns visit
ing relatives.
Mr. Charley Summers, of Bar
nesville, was up in his Knox car
with a party of friends Wednes
day.
Mr. Joseph Jones was called to
the bedside of his daughter, Mrs.
Belle Vining of Eufaula,. Ala., Fri
day. We hope that he will find
Mrs. Vining much better upon his
arrival.
The Advantages
The usual promptness with which
all claims are settled by THE
SOUTHERN STATES LIFE IN
SURANCE COMPANY, is due first
to its willingness and desire to assist
the beneficary; and, second the fact
that it is a Flome Institution, located
in the vicinity of the insured, is easy
of access, has facili 1 ies for securing
information promptly; advantages
which, by the very fact of their
location, are denied to companies
whose home offices are in distant
cities.
CLIMAX DRUG CO-
Hampton, Ga.
Handles Patent Medicines of All Kinds, Perfumes, Toilet
Articles, Druggists’ Sundries, Rubber Hoods i ml
35=33 Nunnally’s Candies s~==sr
PRESC’R IPT< >NS < 'AREFU LIY
FILLED WITH FRESH DRUGS
Always Stop at The Climax
FOR SODA FOUNT DRINKS
IJell Phone 11.
Mrs. J. E. Lyons and sons,
Masters Oliver and Nolan, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Nolan, of Senoia.
Hampton and McDonough
played a very interesting game of
ball Wednesday. The score being
7 to 5 in favor of Hampton.
Annual singing at Lebanon
Church Sunday was attended by
a large crowd. The singing was
good, the old Sacred Harp being
the only book used.
After a very pleasant stay of
two weeks, Misses Elizabeth Ra
mey and Christine Melson, of At
lanta, have returned home. While
here by their happy and congenial
dispositions they made a host of.
friends.
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Clark Medlock and Parks Reeves
went down to Hampton Wednes
day to play in a game of ball with
Hampton against McDonough and
they did not fail to do their part.
The feature of the game wis
Reeves fine field work. The score
was 7 to 5 in favor of Hampton.—
Jonesboro Enterprise.
On account of the scarcity of
houses to rent in Hampton, it was
necessary for the Trustees of
Hampton Public Schools to erect
a dwelling on the achool grounds
to be used by the teacher during
the coming year. Mr. Jim Ander
son, of Lovejoy, has the contract
and he is pushing the work as
rapidly as possible; it will be
ready for occupancy by the mid,
die of August.
