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J 'Rev. Mc Rae Crawford who has
I1- been sick for the past nn.):ith has improved.
He preached Sunday afler\
j&Don. He advised that wc stir up'our
niinds to remember and meditate on
} God's goodness and mercy toward
^ ils rather than to continually be think?m?
on our trials and afflictions and
\ disappointments.
.] Miss Susan Keener is seriously ill
j at this writing.
i Mrs. Lucy Hall, Miss Jennie Cathe}r
| and Mr. C. B. Terrell accompanied
. -their students to Sylva Tuesday to
attend Field Day exercises,
h' Mrs. A. D. Raby, of Etowah, Tenn.,
is visiting Qualla relatives.
,5 Mrs. Dock Snyder spent the weekMnvesville.
? end witn reiauvcs> ?t?. ?? Mrs.
A. J. P'ranklin of Bryson City
S is visiting her sister, Miss Susan
Keener.
Mrs. C. A. Bird, of Cullowhee, visited
at Mr. Jack Terrells last week.
J Mr. Golman Kinsland and family
^ called at Mr. Jim Hughes of Cherokee.
. | Mr. and Mrs. Will Moore of Whit's
tier called at Mr. J. P\ Bradburns
\ '( Sunday.
Mr. Miller Hall and family were
J guests at Mr. D. C. Hughes Sunday.
! Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Shuler called
'{ at Mr. Oscar Gibson's.
Mrs. W. F. House called on Mrs.
W. H. Hoyie.
i Mr. Dock Snyder has moved to
41 QUalla.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Bird and
J Maragret Bird called at Mr. I. K. Ter<!
rells.
* ^ ~~LAWN GRASS seed, lime, sheep
/? manure, bone meal, peat moss. See
> ' i us about your lawn problems. FARM,
;< -FJtS FEDERATION.
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This pretty "pirate girl" found
Grand Canyon, Ariz. The "pirate
tine Hopis while touring the Souths
Gate International Exposition to
Erancisco Bay in 1939.
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sparkle . . . yet doe,
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Fine floors should have the pi
.i Varnish. It's tough and elastic
\ w varnishes, it doesn't darken the
,i and sparkling . . . makes them
|? I A reliable painter and Pee Ge
i* I wonders with your floors. Let
' B you an estimate. The cost
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L Site Coal a
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HUSTLER WANTED! to introduce, j
supply demand for Ravvleigh Neces- J
sities. Sales way up this year. Good J
routes open nearby. Rawleigh Meth- j
ods get business. No selling experi- 5
cnee needed. We supply Sales, Ad- j
v tising literature?all \ou need.]
Profits should inci-ea.se every month. J
Low prices good values, complete ser- 1
vice. Rawleigh's, Dept. NCA-219- I
Go, Richmond, Va.
Halifax Succeeds. Ecitn
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LONDON . . . Viscount Halifax,
newly appointed Foreign Secretary
to succeed Anthony Eden in
the Chamberlain Cabinet, leaves
No. 10 Downing Street after a
lengthy session over the central
European crisis.
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girl" is r/ioe Dell Lantis Tvh > visited
est in tht interests of the 1030 Golden
be held on Treasure Island in San
protects fully . adds
sn't darken the ivcod
rotection of Pee Gee 0. D. Floor
. . . wears like iron. Unlike many
: wood. It leaves your floors light
i look like new.
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us e've
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Will Rogers'
Humorous Story
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By WILL ROGERS
Ji LL of us would like to have'
" something nice said about us
lifter we've gone, but sometimes it
is just as well that we don't have '
.that kind of hindsight. Even the
good intentions of the friends we
,leave behind may go astray.
All this leads up to an inscription
on a sLained dilapidated grave
marker in a cemetery in St. Louis.
It reads as follows:
"Sacred to the memory of Luke
Carter who departed this life June
12, 1864. Hi$ untimely end can be*
laid to a kick from his milch-cow..
Well done, thou good and faithfu*
servant." ,
(AjMricaa N#w# Fmi tart#, Inc.)
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SYLVA/'R. 64 MARCH 24, 1938 '
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The Journa
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iFFERSON S
LIFE INSURANCE
31,t annual Financial Stai
ASSETS *
$ 1,157,352 POLIO
- This e
States Government __ $ 297,382 ^
bounty and Municipal $ 4,184,646 Reserv(
nds and Stocks $ 7,232,633 Claim:
irried on amortized basis. Listed pr<>
ties at market values as of De- Reserve
5t 31, 1937. Premiu:
tgage Loans - $ 34,374,882 vanct
i property, $4,590,419, on city Policy 1
rty $29,784,463. Divider
$ 5,557,631 Reserve
ludes our seventeen-story Home Medic
Building. n?t
Our Policyholders ?$ 12,804,559 I
>cured by the cash values of Conting
23. A fun
Loans and Liens $ 4,341,332 ting
>cured by the cash values of real
as. ,mer
at Income in Course of
ion.. $ 797.001 Surplua
3 in Course of Collection. $ 2,279,775 Total S
r Assets....- $ 167,401 Prote
tal Admitted Assets $ 73,194^594 < 1
OUTSTANDING
list ANNUAL REPORT G
>enefit payments in 1937 totaled $5,800,- each n
at $73:
imately fl 00,000,000 in benefit payments Qur
i made to policyholders and beneficiaries 1936 v
first policy was issued in 1907. insurai
-K * * record
ra margin of safety always maintained by previoi
ton Stands rd management in the form of
cy funds, unassigned surplus, and capital Sino
ased by $'?00,000, the total amount now ard ha
it $4,600,COO. for poi
* * *
st mortgage ?real estate loans we placed New
X). On December 31st, we had $34,374,- $53,601
s asset account. We consider y
le first mortgage loans ideal *
its for a life insurance com- [
increased at the average ? jk^
>? one-half million dollars ( ..jj
EFFERSn
IFE INS!JRA(SffiE
ULIAN PRICE -President
t" iiCi^'v^rr
R. W. Rai
lT$l A Yearl
~~~ ^y A. B. CHAPIN "j M
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TANDARD I
tewieut DEcEMBER31,1937 |l
LIABILITIES II
r RESERVES - $ 62.481.081 [ \ I
imount represents the reserve re- \ '
red by law to assure r'ompt pay- \ k M
it of policy obligations. | '
5 for Policy Claims $ 476,684 ;
s in course of settlement on which ^
ofs have not been received. I
j for Taxes -$ 261.240
ms and Interest Paid in Ad- I I
5 $ 641,455
Proceeds Left with Company 5 3,769,449
ids for Policyholders $
i for All Other Liabilities $ 256,190
al and inspection fees, and bills i
yet presented. Pliabilities
$ 68,594,594
rency Reserve $1,000,000 I
d to take care of con- II
rencies, depreciation on II
estate and invest- II
it fluctuations. [
1,000,000
i Unassigned ' ,600,000 || II
urplus Funds for Additional ij m
ction of Policyholders $ 4,600,000 MIB
otal $ 73,194,594 I
FACTS I
iF PRESIDENT PRICE I
ionth during 1937, total assets now standing
,194,594, the largest in Company histoiy.
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record of net interest earned in 1935 and
/as higher than the cc :d of any major life I
ice company id the lited States. The 1937
is 5.1%, being slightly higher than the
is two years. I
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e organization in 1907, the Jefferson Stands
paid 5% interest on funds held in trust
licyholders and beneficiaries.
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' life insurance sales in 1937 amounted to
3,000. I
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More life insurance is now in force j I
on the boolv. of the Company than at
any other period. One hundred and I
^ fifty thousand policyholders own life
jlJ insurance totaling $371,000,000. 1 1
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