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June, 1947 THE ECHO PAGE SEVEN Beneficiary On Group Insurance Policy Should Be Checked ‘‘High On A Hilltop” Suits The Morrows ''"-I"' $ k:~ '■ . •■• •xS - §5.v>A :;¥•'V'' ■ 16 i About five! miles out on the Greenville high way, if you will take a look up to the left, you will see the homei of Mr. and Mrs. Eb Morrow. The house is constructed of rock and presents a beautiful scene from the highway. Eb even has his own reservoir and supplies water for eight other homes in their community. The Morrows have three children, including a set of twin boys. Eb is a meterman in tho Power department. (Editor’s Note: This is the first in a series of pictures of homes that have recently been con structed. Others will follow neixt month.) The Hutchins Family Has Reason To Be Proud Of New Home m Among the many people here who have moved into new homes lately is Howard Hutchins and his family. They have occupied their new home on Maple Street and are busy with the many odds and ends incident to getting settled. Howard Is in the Printing department. The Hutchins have six fine children. Loose Ends How long has it been since you looked over your Group insurance Jfrtificate? DO YOU KNOW ''^here it is? Are you sure the person named 2s beneficiary is the one you wish to receive your Group Life in surance should anything happen ® you? And, do you know just protection your Group cer- 'Uicate provides? There’s no time like the pres- to answer these questions. If you’ve got your Group insurance Certificate in “moth balls,” better it out now; read it over fioroughiy — specially check the ®ooeficiary for your life insur- Maybe you can’t locate your j^rtificate. We hope that’s not “e case, but if it is, notify the j^ersonnel department immediate- Make certain you want the per- oii named as beneficiary on your foup life insurance / certificate “ get the money if anything hap- P®ns to you. Has your beneficiary tianged his or her name? Has ? Person named by you as ben- >ciary died? Any of these things mean that your Group insur es certificate needs changing, anrt the Personnel department jj,. make certain that your cer- 'cate is up to date. By taking of such changes now, you j help to eliminate possible de- or confusion at some time in future. And while you are looking ov- your certificate, reflect for a Oftient on some of its advantages, s really an investment in satis- ^ction, security, and peace of md that challenges an estimate, ou’ii get a real sense of satisfac- on when you see how important Group Life insurance fits 0 your plans for the security of family—how well it serves a source of immediate funds ould the unexpected happen. y^terans Have Until 1st To Reinstate ® r V i c e Insurance y^**'ce the beginning of the w^®^ans Administration’s nation ojj ® NSLI information program bpp 3, applications have I ig ® received to reinstate 403,510 policies valued at $2,520,- "“4,500. than 10,000,000 veterans Ig have not reinstated their I 4^ ^ policies. You have until (j first to file application un- . the liberal plan now in effect. 1) may reinstate your policy submitting an application in you must show that your ith is as good as when the the^'^y The insurance will reinstated upon the pay- t of two month’s premiums, tg August first, you will be to pass a physical ex- IjjjJ'^Won if your policy has been for three or more months. I ^0 is no penalty or addi- involved in the rein- tH)ii of lapsed NSLI term Of regardless of the length the insurance has been of the two monthly prem- Paid is for the 31-day grace following the lapse when tectj *^®'^sived insurance pro- ^ even though you actually ly premium. The other month- covers the insurance during which the reinstate- effected. Wication forms and aid in (Continued From Page Two) purred Nelle Sugg. But our little Nelle must have been thinking about sunburn. She was in an awful “fix” for a few days but she’s peeling off now. Wonder is | she can tell us just how many lay-j ers did peel off. 1 Those taking vacations this' month are Sophia Jones, Alma Burnette, Belle Carter, Jewel Rackley, Nelle Sugg, Mildred Price, Erma Orr, Fay Whitmire, Opal Whitmire, Lucille Merrill, Ruth Williams, Flora Perkins, filling them out are available in the Personnel Departroent, Edna Mae McCrary, Christine Fisher, Lela Bumgardner, Claude Edney, and Jack Davies. We can’t account for all the vacations, but Erma Orr is using hers for honey mooning. She was married to Frank Walker, of Ecusta, June 19. And just think, she almost sur prised us. We didn’t get a breath of the news until a few days be fore! A lot of our folks are enjoying Camp Sapphire these lovely week ends but some are still neglecting to go out. Remember, Mother Na ture, says that sun, fresh air, wa ter and outdoor exercise are her primary aids to health and beau ty, and as yet they haven’t been improved upon. Chemical Lab. News (Continued From Pagei Three) ed the graduation exercises at Montreal. Judy Hensley, from Oklahoma City, is a new member of the tribe. Judy lives in Henderson ville and works in the lab office. Bill Hunter has a new dog, an Eskimo Spitz and his name is Boots. Mary Shytle has a harder time than anybody catching the bus. Eva Sentelle says vacations are all right, but Roger’s just last too long. Swimmingly at Sapphire, Your Reporter.
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