The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-13
INSURANCE
COMP ANIES TO
CLOSE MERGER
State Concern Is Being
Taken Over by Firm
in Louisville.

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Walker building, is to be taken over
by the Mammoth Life Insurance
Company of Louisville, E. Louis
Moore, attorney and president of the
Indiana company, announced today.
The Community company has
been in process of organization here
for more than year. Applications
are on file for more than 100000
worth of policies from over Indiana,
all to be reinsured by the Kentucky
firm, the announcement stated.
Prominent citizens of Indiana
gave their personal, moral and fl
nancial support in organizing the
Community Mutual Life Insurance
Company" said Moore. Just be-
fore the Community Life secured its
license, it was announced in the
newspapers that the Mammoth
company Of Kentucky, with assets
OF $470,000 and a fully paid cap
ital Of $200,000 had been admitted
to do business in this state.
Protection Deemed Surer
"Offlcials of the community life.
realizing the surer protection Of
fered by the Kentucky company.
saw here a solution of their prob
lem. The Mammoth company now
is engaged in inSuring and reinsur-
ing all applicants of the Indiana
company" the statement concluded.
Organizers of the Indiana com
pany included E. Louis Moore, at
torney and president; H. H. Abel,
secretary; Mrs. 3. Tharts Moore,
acting treasurer. Bishop j. w.
Woods, George Robinson Jr, John
A. Patton and James Goodwin were
named directors.
H. E. Hall of Louisville is presi-
dent of the Mammoth company,
with branches in Ohio, Arkansas,
Kentucky and Indiana. A. Douglas
Doss is handling details of the In
diana merger.
Nineteenth session Of the Indiana
district conference Sunday school
and the Varick Christian Endeavor
OF the A. M. E. Zion church will bc
held at Wallace temple in Anderson
Wednesday to Friday.
The Rev. E. S. Bailey of Indian
apolis is presiding elder of the con-
ference and Bishop G. @. Alleyne Of
the Tenth Episcopal district will be
the special guest. The Rev. G. M.
Worthington is pastor.
breaches Twice Sunday
Mr.. Bailey recently was appointed
superintendent of this district.
Prior to this he spent twenty-seven
years in the pastorate of the A. M.
E. Zion church. He is scheduled to
preach here Sunday morning at
Campbell chapel, Twenty-fifth and
Northwestern Ave, and at night at
Wallace temple, Anderson.
James Bailey has been named
chairman Of the intercollegiate club
committee and Miss Emily Garrett
director of club activities, according
to club reports.
The new officers are to form a
singing organization often to the
public and also are planning 4 pub
JIG recital here soon. First T. sarsaL
was held Saturday night. B. Streets
is president.
Annual Older Boys conference of
p the Y. M. c. A. is scheduled in
+ Muncie Nov. 30 to Dec. 2. Purpose
is to bring together older boys and
adult leaders from all over the state,
representing every organization en-
gagged in constructive work for older
boys.
The Y w. c. A. and Y. M. G. A.
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will rehearse at the Y. M. c. A.
tonight Mrs. j, Harold Brown is
accompanist.
The chorus includes persons of
all groups, and any one interested
in good music may join, leaders
stated. Brown won two prizes in
composition awarded in August by
the G. I. Ogden Music Association
of Philadelphia.
Revival Service Opened
Revival services started last night
at the Metropolitan Baptist church,
Thirteenth and Missouri streets, of
which the Rev. j. d. Johnson is
pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Miller of
Rushville attended the Andrew Gar
rett funeral and visited here over
the weekend.
DR.. Ida Mae Miller opened the
week of prayer at the Y. w. c. A.
Sunday with the subject God Our
Father" Each evening during the
week from 1880 to $3.50 Dr. Miller
will conduct the program on the
subject, "The Period of Reconcilia-
ton" Mrs. Kate Weathers will pre-
side Monday night and Mrs. Mary
White on Tuesday night.
Mrs. Mary Alexander will take
the principal part in the health play,
Gym and Jerry" to be given by the
health educational department of
the Y. w. G. A., Wednesday, Nov.
20, at 7:30.
Other members of the cast are
Mrs. Ella Abel. Mrs. Hattie Mae
Petrie, Mrs, Bessie Foulkes, Mrs.
Blanche Walker, Mrs. Lulu Smith,
Mrs. Mary E. Wickcliffe, and Miss
Louvinia Lawson.
The health educational committee
will meet at the Y. w. Q. A., Thurs
day, Nov. Is, at 7:3O a. m. Mrs.
Ella Clay is chairman.
Basketball Team Formed
Miss Leslie Henderson has been
chosen captain Of the basketball
team, the Speedy Six, which is plan
ming an early game with a st. Louis
team.
Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Patton of Chi
cago were house guests of John A.
Patton over the weekend. They left
today for Chicago
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