Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-08-09
THE AMERTCTTEr%sF+GLAIiIN.
SURANCE COMPANY.
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Has Perfect WALL Over.

Co the American Beneficial Insurance
Company, which was organized July 26,
902. From the commencement of this
organization by DR.. w. f. Graham, it
met the popular favor of the public. 1t
seems almost superhuman when the a.
mount Of work which has been done in
so short time is considered. In less
than two weeks organized the Company.
found the place to begin business, Sc
cured a Charter with authorized cani.
tai stock of SIC, 100000. started ont a
heavy force of agents in Richmond, and
opened our office in Lynchburg by tele-
gram.
Great has been the success in dispos
ing of capital stock. Already the citi-
zens OF Richmond have taken Sc, 900 and
Lynchburg $4,000
Only four meetings have been held to
sell stock. The first was on Monday
night Jluy 2Sth., 1902, at the office 615
n. End st. when $S4500 in cash was
raised. The second Friday night Aug
LIST at Prices Hall when si0i. 90 was
raised. The third Monday night Aug
4th, at the same place when Sl143 so
was raised and on Tuesday night at the
Fifth Baptist Church (Sydney) when
about 5000 was subscribed Thus IL may
be seen that victory has come TO The A.
merican Beneficial Insurance Companv
in large and certain measures. The a.
pinion now is that the charter will soon
be amended so as t. increase the capital
stock 90 100000 90.
The meetings Of the stock. holders
have been spicy and stirring, If one
VIII just take the time and notice care
fully the names of some of the stock
holders, 1t will be admitted that the as
sociation means business. The Presi-
dent Will soon be on the road to other
| cities opening offices and selling stock.
lie has already received letters from
every city in the State asking for branch
offices. In Richmond the whole city is
on fire, everybody is trying TO join the
company at once. Six persons inclnd.
ing four clerks are kept busy getting Off
the new work.
The Peoples Relief Association. Rev
X. j. Bass, President, has taken $I0O. 90
worth of stock. Lodges and other or
ganizations are taking stock. The COM
pany has purchased the property at
6l212 n. 2nd st. and paid cash for it
where q beautiful brick structure will
| soon be erected.
We present herein names of the per
sons who have taken up stock mp to
Aug. 9th, 1902:-Dr. w. f. Graham,
| IL. III. Fauntleroy, V. l.. Hawkins, A.
| u,
| Il. Coleman, Augustus Phillips, b. II.
| Peyton, James Page, James III. ID.
W.ngfield, Joseph Loving, Lewis Cheat
ham, M. Q. Waller. Jennie Hawkins,
| Nelson G. Booker, A. V. James, John
| Graves, Thos. Beverly, NJ. H. Payne,
Powhatan Baker. Robt. Seay, Washing
| ton Branch, Jefferson Miles, Richard
II. Newton, Carver Taylor, Richard
Randall, Thos. II. Wyatt, Florence Z.
Coleman, James H. Chiles, John Beard,
Willis p. Martin, W. w. Fields, Alex
Mccoy, Arthur Hayes, Rev J. Andrew
Bowler, q. ID. Price, Eva Jonathan,
Mary e. Harrison, Jno. r, Holmes,
Georgia Payne. Annie NJ Coleman, r.
l. Taylor, o. II. Lewis, Roderick r.
| Beard, j Thomas Hewin, j. Q. Farley,
James West, p. o. Easley, Jno. T.
Brown, N. Norman, Lucy Booker, Thos
| Archer, Samuel Branch, Annie V. Tay-
| Tor, Elizabeth Scott, Henry Stokes, NJ.
w. Davis, Mamie Singleton, Ed. J.
Johnson, Ella Hill, Ella f. Boiling,
George Johnson, Ed. B. Harris, Bette
f. Garter, Giles Lomax, George West,
James ID. Love, George Wilkerson,
| ID. j. Bradford, A. B. Smith, Peoples
! Relief Association, Paul Irwin, Mamie
Rowe, John H. Fauntleroy, Mary E.
| Hasklns, j. Il. Anderson, w +. Foun-
| tain, William E. Langhorne, Isaac
Orump, Peter M. Coleman, James d.
Coleman, Robert w. Anderson, Ed.
ward Taylor, Ida c.. Thompkins, Lucy
/ A. Coles, Hezekiah Jonathan, Frank
Davis, j. L. Burrell, Joseph Perry, DIR.
ii. l.. Harris, d. Webster Davis, M. j.
Harris, Virginia A. Taylor, Katie 3.
Boiling, Robert II. Brightwell, Mary
r. Brown, Josie A. Graham, Raleigh
Graham, Lawyer Y. Graham, Ottie b.
Graham, Eva l. Graham, Emma Wing
held, James II. ID. Wingfield, Jr., Ida
B. Baker, j. Moss, Jemima Moss. Lew
is Wingteld, Richard Carter, Fannie
Vaughn, John Howard, Frank Kersey.
washington Braxton, Lucy Braxton,
Walter Baker, Alexander Fisher, Isa-
bella Wllkerson, Edward T. Coleman.
Jr-, Ida B. Coleman, Walter A. Cole
man, Annie o. Coleman, Martha r..
Price, William H. Harris, Mildred Ju-
dah' John Williams, Wilham williams,
robert Winston, Dabney Elliott, Col.
~; w johnson, Lucy White, Alice
Wh1te, George Wilkerson, Jr., John T.
M0spy' Mary Elan, Mary Oliver, Car,
rou w. Anderson, Warwick Wormlev.
Beverly f. Fauntleroy, Washington
Boiling, Martha Henley, DIR. Sarah G.
Jones, j. J. Farrell, W. III. Johnson
A. w. Pulliam, Mollis Pulliam. Roberi
A. Harris, Jr., o. d. Payne. Sallif
Epps, HaTdenia Willis, Elizabeth III
Graves, Walker Fl. Quarles, Mamie O
Johnson, Jennie Wood, Alice Harris
Mary Mason, Georgia Williams, Alice
Robinson, Louisa Brown, Charles lie
mas, 81. ]. Haskins, Addie Lemas, Ro
sa Lovings, Frances Lipscomb, Mrs
J. ID Smith, George A, Reader, Pete
ID. Jones, Jane Reed, Arnstead Walker
IT. susie Brook, Nancy West, Edinbor,
Archer Paul Pollard Ir Tda u c..
Edmonia Anderson, John Wilson. sam
nel Brown, Selena II. Freeman, SaraI
f. Johnson, Morris Epps, IT., Charlie
. w. Robinson Henry Childs Inhr. IT.