WOW Refunds Large
Nearly 300,000 members of the
Woodmen of the World Life Insur
ance association were in receipt
week of checks totaling $1,500,000
returned to them by national head
quarters in Omaha.
The checks represent refunds of
assessments to all members who
have held beneficiary certificates
(in good standing on Dec. 31, 1936)
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for more than two years.
‘•In two years, the Woodmen of
the World has returned three mil
lion dollars to its members through
these refunds,” DeEmmett Brad
shaw, president, said recently.
“The refunds of 1936 assessments
come as a result of exceptional,
gains in membership and financial
strength. It is highly gratifying
to turn this enormous amount back
to our members.”
More than 90,000 new members,
with insurance protection of more I
than $108,000,000, were enrolled |
during the past year, according to
Bradshaw and the net increase in
membership of the association was
more than twice that of the pre
ceding year.
The association increased its
gross assets in 1936 to almost 125
million dollars, which places it mil
lions of dollars ahead of its near
est rival in the fraternal insurance
field.
The refund comes in addition to
the payment of $9,753,600 in bene
fits and $4,063,156 in loans made
on member’s certificates during
1936.
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Student Today
By Monroe Coleman
The following is an excerpt of
the commencement speech as deliv
ered by Mr- Monroe Coleman:
“How far has education progress
ed in the last one hundred years?
This is a question which perhaps
many of us never ask. But those
of 'us who have had an education
of some kind, often ask those
questions; What have I derived
from my education? Am I better
suited for life than others who
may not have the same quality of
education as I? Does my education
make me superior to someone who
has not had the privilege of secur
ing an education. All of these ques
tion which one may ask leads us
to the fact that education is
worth only the difference it makes
in the activities of a person
who has been educated. All of our
success, all of our prosperity, all
of our good fortune depends upon
our ability to measure the results
which we have obtained.
The success of our education is
not measured in the number of
books we read, or how much we
know of arithmetic, geography,
history, music or art; but rather
in the difference of our activity
from the person who has been den
ied the advantages of a modern
education, and in the goodness
these differences add to our trans
actions with the world. In conclu
sion, are these differences desir
abla from the point of view of the
society in which we live.
Since education is a paramount
issue in our lives, it must have
some underlying aim, some funda
mental purpose. The original aims
of education was interpreted in
terms of knowledge or the ability
to make a living. Education in
tribal society, and tribal society
did possess an education consist
ing merely in learning to protect
ones self and to provide for ones
physical needs. Our modern edu
cation tends to help us get along
in life. We do not study matha
matics with just the intention to
solve the mo»t difficult equations
in all the world, nor do we study
art solely to paint the most beau
tiful picture in the world, but ra
ther through the knowledge of
same we are able to solve the pro
blems of life and to appreciate
through our eye developed by edu
cation the beauties found in the
world-’
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Prominent Sioux City,
Iowa Lawyer Dies
Sioux City, la-, Mar. 13—Approx
imately 200 colored and white ci
tizens viewed the remains of the
body of Henri Lincoln Hill, pro
minent young attorney, who died
in the Methodist hospital, Sioux
City, following complicated attack
of pneumonia and nephitis.
Funeral services were held Mon
day, March 1st at the Malone A
M. E church with the Re.v. W. R.
Stewart, pastor, officiating. Mr.
Hill was the youngest Negro law
yer in Sioux City, both as to age
and point of service. He was the
on of the late A. Thomas Hill, who
was for years the principal of:
Pulaski Tennessee high school un-|
der whom Mr. Hill received his ^
preliminary schooling, later going
to Turner college, Shelbyville, Tenn.
from which he graduated in 1923
with the degree of B. Ph. Having |
a desire to take law he entered j
Howard university school of law I
in 1927 and subsequently finished
with the degree of L.L- B. in 1929. 1
While there he was quizz master
of the Tau Delta Sigma law frater
nity.
Mr. Hill went to Detroit in
where he served one year clerk
ship with the law firm of Lewis
Moines in January of 1931 where
and Rowlette, moving to Des
he Successfully passed the Iowa
State Jt&p examination with an
exceptional high mark
Mr. Hill moved to Sioux City in
1932 and set up a law office where
as champion for the right of his
Pace he enjoyed a lucrative pract
ice unto his death.
This young promising barrister
Ieavos to mourn his loss, a wife,
Mrs. Clynnia Hill; a son, John Hill
and two sisters, Mrs. Kizzie Lillian
[Howard Drew and Marie Hill, also
a host of other relatives and fri
ends. His passing is a definite loss
to the Negro race.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Eldridge en
tertained at dinner honoring Mr.
Samuel Ellis. Mr. Ellis is enroute to
his home in Texas from St. Paul,
Minn.
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Mrs. Cloma Scott, 2611 Decautr
St., was hofitess to the Ac« of
Clubs at her home.
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B- McCaw,
31281 Corby St., are the parents of
a son born to them at the Method
ist hospital, Monday morning Mar.
1st. Mother and son are doing nice
ly.
. * M in 11 ——
There have been sit down strikes
of all kinds but here’s a new one.
“What, no pretzels?” Sure, said
Anton Gohar, in the white apron,
owner of a tavern in Joliet, Illin
ois, to the boys who staged a sit
down strike when they learned
that price of beer had gone up to a
dime.
Governor Lehman and the Gov-:
ernors of five other states con
form! informally on unemploy
ment relief problems at the Leh-]
an home, 820 Park avenue- All
phases of relief problems were dis
cussed. Left to right standing:
Philip F. La Follette of Wisconsin,
Elmer A. Benson of Minnesota and
Robert E. Quinn of Rhode Island.
Seated, left to right, are: Henry
B. Horner of Illinois, Herbert II.
Lehman of New York, and Charlee
F. Hurley of Massachusetts.
Edward Picl^wWoad, a New
York City photographer assigned
to cover the Joan Morvan murder
story at Jamaica police station,
Queens, N. Y., grapples with Geo
rge Magnussen (bottom) when the
latter tried to stop Pickwoad from
taking pictures of his father and
mother, Mr. and Mrs. Fank Mag
nussen, and two younged brother*,
as they left the police station after
being questioned. A policeman and
detective try to stop the altercation.
Frank Magrussen, hp father, Is
shown shielding his face- Howard
Magnussen, 26, a brother of George,
allegedly confessed criminally as
saulting the 4-year old Joan which
resulted in her death
Campus night life at "Pop and
Ernie’s” Northwestern univer
sity’s new night club recently open
ed for students only. The cover
charge is 50 cents and the place
is operated on Saturday nights only
—opening night reservations to
taled over 200.
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