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Boyoe Memorial
A. E. P. Church
U. N. Uainl. Minister.
10:00 A. M Bible School. J L. Mc<1111,
General Superintendent.
11:00 A. M. Morning Worship and
Sermon: "What Does Jesus Think
? ?it You?"
3:J0 P. -M Junior Christiuu Union:
Miss Elisabeth Anthony, LeanI
or,
" (1:00 F- M.- Vesper Service and
Sermon: "The Solitudes of Life."
6:4& F. M Young People's ChrisIbri
l.'n(on: Mrs. Gamble. Uatlw. .[
J& Monday:? 1
3:30 F. M- Minnie Atexandei Circle
with Mrs. J M Harrison. Mrs
J. U Anthony. leader.
F. M. Made Stevenson Circle
with Mm. W. T: Jackson. Mi*. |
7:30 F. M Mary Kennedy Circle
with Mm. W. E. lllakely. Miss Freelove
Black. Louder.
Wednesday 7:30 P. M Mid-Week
Vesper Service: Evangelism iu tli.*
Local Church led by ,l>r. L 1. Echols.
Presbyterian Church
Rev. P D Patriot! IMxtob:45.
A. M. Sunday School, Mr. IV
p K. ThomaSBon. Supt.
11:00 A. M. Morning Worship
Subject: "The Elder Brother.'
2:S0 P. M. Sunday School at Di\
1011 School House, Mr. J (1. Darraeott,
Supt.
0:20 I'. M. Young People's Vespers
7:510" P.M. Evening Worship.
Subject:" "Expected In Heaven."
'Monday 7 P. M. Bov Scouta. Troop
One, Mr.. Carl Davidson. Scout mas-I
ler; Messrs Bill Thomson and Harry
Page, Asst. Scoutmasters.
Tuesday'7:15 P. "M. Prayer meeting
at Margrace Community House.
Central Methodist
Church
H. C. Sprinkle. Jr... Pa a. or
11:45 A. M. Church School .1). S.
Pooler, General Superintendent. J.
It Davis, teacher of Men's Bible
Class.
|ll:0u A. M. Morning Worship.
Sermon: _'t Believe in the Cbttr
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2:0p P. M. Junior Choir. Mis*
Carolyn Carlisle, director.
6 15 P.' M. Epworth Leagues.
7:00 lh M. Religious Message of
(Great Pain I in ga.
Monday * P. M. Boy Scouts. Troop
51, J. I,. Settleinyre. Jr., Scoutmaster.
Wednesday 7:510 P. M Prayer meet
ing. A Fellowship of Prayer."
LUTHERAN CHURCH
g Herman G. Kislier, Pastor
Sunday School at 9:45 A. M. D. C,
Mauncy, Superintendent
Morning Worship at 11:11 A. M.
Sermon: "He; That Hatlt Ears' to
Hear lei Him Jlear'
Vesners at 4:00 P. M.
Auxiliary iDay: AU orguliiisut iotas
of tin* Church incut "I this ((me.
Call or See
EUGENE McSWAIN
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McCoy Service Station
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REPRESENTATIVE
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I The Old Reliable
Phone 8
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Editor's Noto: This column lo ot- tjme thut
ferod a* feature to youthful read- co'4Uran
ere of The Herald In the eplrlt of Kosslplnfr kit
fun, however, If It meete with the A j? tjim sol
disapproval of parents, the column urrair ... <
will be discontinued. We rather tike pay'8 a cute
the column and sincerely hope that p "H j.jppy
It will be received in the'jolly man- Wp bet wltli
ner in which It la written. Jcepviri, t're
Ml! sutjirised to see us back?.... are at it agu
Yes No .... By the way?after Peeler and
llif (!i?si|)rrn met the Herald half IV ilil- it be
way Thursday ? It seems that-?iutt?H O'd FeellnR"
u. few people pot their head warped , Yell sir wl
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ASSETS CLIMB TO NEW HI
Assets total $94,764,607 ? h
company history.
SALES $1,000,000 WEEKLY
New life insurance sales in 194
$51,000,000, a enraging nearly
lion dollars each week.
INTEREST EARNING EXCEI
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5.11% interest earned on inv
sets. The Jefferson Standard ha:
ently maintained leadership in t
5% PAID
Jefferson Standard paid 5% in
1940 on funds held in trust fo
holders and beneficiaries (tl
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paid continuously since organi:
1907)?No chance in 1941.
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SURPLUS FUNDS INCREASE!
Surplus, capital, and contingen<
now total $6,730,000?new hij
in funds set aside for policyhol
taction.
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t ain't all .... they cot like Oogle Kawlea ..
fd. and knocked about.. ?I gu?N It Is Just i
i thought THEY wrote "purity love" .... St
.... We knowed all the people?Did you nee
ATE THREE" wrote this I ce and James Rattorr
but .... we ain't the Friday night? .... M
id aee .... Charts lit just wortlfies us t<
u?r'to be an every night i yer out to the game
>r are you on a spree? adorable wire .... Its
gat you know .... Was to who's the one for
week-end "Cyclone?" .. Its "country" Ben (lol
Jimmy 1). home ...... seems thut Cora llert
epers ? Hook and Vlo ; o..; .K.... getting a
itn .. ..and can 'we add ' pry from New York
Boris to the list .......... huh .... If the jr
that they have ""That "Two I tit Club" live u
.... We wonder ? ? * | stitutlon. their ?lub
10 knew Witsou Criftin | be a success .... Ila
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EADLINE FACTS
GH $422,300,000 LIFE INSL
irgest in IN FORCE
165,000 policyholders
ancc totaling more th
dollars.
0 totaled
one milFINANCIAL
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ASSETS
.LENT cash ...'.
. United States Government and
esjed as- Municipal Bonds
. All Other Bonds
s consistStocks
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fmg*\A riMod aecuritin* curried at markei
1115 I1C1U. or call value, whichever i* lower
, First Mortgage Loans
On (?mi property 12.S32.
On city property St;<,.iV).777.
Heal Estate ,
Thia include* our aevanteon-atory
terest in tmice
Loans to Our Policyholders ....
a. Fully -ecurod by the <a?h vali
f policy- policies.
Premium Loans and Liens
rllS rate Fully secured b.v the cash v*li
policies.
cation in Investment Income in Course of
lection ... .
Premiums in Course of Collectlo
All Other Assets .:
_ Total...
D
cy funds
mark
der pro- F VtHY
3yi' 1 !TJc
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.. Oh. geamlnv n-Ucr watch your gal ......
toother cose of stepping out with Uoorge Wc
ead v, steady-y these nights "TIIEY U. D
MlM Lowroo :YWtY TLMK ! t ! ...
ee at the gome bet that Marie gives driving le
y Goodness .. ,uw that Tommy has a coitve
> see' Mr. Saw- ?Mis* Carson und Joe Lw
a without 'his ..taking .1 swell go at it S
1 all settled as that Madge and Woodte Ju*l
Betty Moore.. have that ;ifter dinner ehaf [orth
...... It '.tn't lA)Ve Wottderful .: v V
idon Is doing i. i'l people ean't talk, but we :
special dellv- !t jtd ... YV?? you Pat a..d
.... ain't bau .don'* deny it
(embers of the Valon'tlu- are red
ip to their eon at'< blue
shot. Id really Kvefytliitiy w< say
I '. \ou'C I |s (mm -lb tru
[proems!
J?HH9EraSH
K3wkiB^ S?H
1940 REPORT
RANGE PAID OUT $6,82
Policy benefits |
own life insur- 820,000. The Ji
an 422 million paid SI 18,600,00
beneficiaries sine
ATEMENT D E C E M B E
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Vik LIABILIT
?J 3.107.287 POLICY RESERVES .:
This amount represent* the i
quired bv law to auurc pr?
3.896,692 ment of policy obliieatibne.
r oii9 mi? Reserve for Policy Claims
' ' Claim* iti couree of eeltlrment
6 666 238 proof* have uot been receive
tTooat, , t. . Reserve for Taxes ;
Premiums and Interest Pal
........ 49.793.609 _ vance
Policy Proceeds Left with 0
4 023 629 Dividends for Policyholders
Home Reserve for All Other Liablli
... 13,972.608
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vvniHiyoiity nesorvu 91,
3.723,601 A fund to take rare of runje*
of tin*enrie?. . depreciation
on real cm ate and-inveatp
. meat fluctuation*.
940.847 Capl,al 2.
_ ? Surplus Unassigned 3,
?l Z,578,858 Total Surplus Funds for
90.945 Protect ion of Pollcyho
94.764.607 Total
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aba's uSI^nlDK off we M? JuM Kee^ *
>ni?ck Out Oc Our Sight..,, if You Hop*
O it To Ke?p Ktffbt
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Huont
rt il>f Have Your Eyas Examined,
air ataeeea Fitted
erins
must ?By?
OR. I>. M. MORRISON
a rent * Ootometrlst - Eye Specialist
Mi'n Will be in Kings Mountain Office
.in Every Tueeday and Friday
ifternoons. Hours IP M. to
6 P. M.
ARD
0,000
laid in 1940 total $6,cffcrson
Standard has
0 to policyholders and
e organisation in 1907.
R 31, 1940
IES
79.288.190
eaerve r?>oipt
p?y- - ?
V,
........ 339.662
on which
d.
483.848
d In Ad
. 895,850
ompany. 5.865,409
882.475
ties 279,173
$ 88,034.607
1UU.VWU
000,000 '
330,000
lderi6.730,000
4 94,704,607
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