The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-22

The Second Annual Quadrennial Meeting OF the
Superior Life Insurance society OF Michigan was held
at Home once 3l9 East Kirby Avenue, Detroit 2.
Michigan, July eth and Sth with open House" on
sunday, July 9Th.
The first session was opened with the banquet Friday,
July Sh. at $780, The President called the meeting TO
with than eighty elected delegates present
The meeting was opened with Nine. Arteka Hutchins
leading the group in singing God Bless America;
Invocation by Rev. Miller l.. Gayton. The President
the order OF business which was as follows:
Roll Call of ohcers Report of Committee on Creden-
tials Reading of Minutes of Quadrennial Meeting,
Appointment of Committee, Presidents ouadrennal
Message, Report of Secretary, Report OF Treasurer,
Report Of Custodian, Report of Medical Director Report
of General Manager Election of oncers, Report of the
Committee Unfinished Business, New Business, and
Installation of onicers,
Mr. T. s. Jones, Chairman of the Credentials Com
mee made report that all delegates had shown the
proper and had been properly registered
minutes of the last ouadrennal Meeting were read
by Mrs. Althea Dunn Assistant Cashier and RECORDING
Secretary
the growth society since the last ouadrenniai
Meeting. stasng that the Board OF Directors had IN
Of organization like Superior Lite, What
epcs. of the plans for future and
The president received hearty round OF applause Al
the conclusion of his message.
Mr. c. W. white Secretary of tn. Society. gave his
which showed superior Life as one OF the
fastest growing Organizations in this section Mr..
White stated that spite of the world conflict and
the attending problems the Society had moved forward
only from the point of premium income but II had
increased its services TO its members.
In the OF claims the Secretary stated that
during four all CLANS have been settled
according the provisions of the policy contract and
n litigation The secretary called
ton TO the Home building with the facilities be-
ing provided the members definite ILLUSTRATION
progress he urged the members throughout the
freely all the facilities OF this building
Whites report showed that OF 1913 the premium
income had increased over l0OoGe compared with
the last Quadrennal Meeting.
The Treasurer's report dealt with confirmation and
verhcaon of the Secrearys report with reference TO
assets and habAlines.
The Custodian, Mr.. T. 8. Nelson, reported on the
property by the sc-iety. He presented an in
I yentory made as OF Jur- 1874 which showed the
ture, fixtures, and .Ipment inventory was
made available fot inspection b - members and
delegates.
d. W Edwards. Medical Directo-. re- 1T dealt
with that had been made HIId increaS-
ing healt, >sNIce to the members; he mentioned the
that have stan two full time nurses
plans being formulated TO add II this stan
SUFFICIENT help that there VIII be avail TO each
member free nursing service regardless the type
policy carried.
General Managers report dealt with the progress
OF the Society from point of of membership.
After reviewing the growth OF the Superior Life In
number of elected deleg gates the General Manager
description Of the number OF policies that
had been made available to the members OF the society
since the last Quadrennial Meeting as follows: