1889

MORNING STAR BAPTIST CHURCH

West Fayette St. near Carrollton Ave.
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND

Rev. George J. Garnett, B. Th., Pastor
621 N. Carrollton Ave.

PHONE, GILMOR 6462

Bro. Thomas Nelson, Chairman Trustee Board
Bro. Charles G. Boyd Church Cler\ and Executive Secretary

511 Dolphin St.

Bro. Edward Johnson, Treasurer

Sunday Services: 9.30 o'clock Sunday School 11 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Preaching
5 p.m. B. Y. P. U.

Prayer Meeting Tuesday and Thursday 8 p. m.
Holy Communion 3 o'clock p. m. 3rd Sunday every month

MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY

OF BALTIMORE, MARYLAND
407-9-11-13 WEST FRANKLIN STREET (Franklin and Jaiper Street.)

Vernon 0624

Office Hours—8 A. M. to 3 P, M. Daily, except Saturday. 8 A. M. to 12 M.
HARRY O. WILSON. Founder <
Incorporated under the Laws of the State of Maryland. May 1st, 1903

Started Business June 15th. 1903

To Care for YOU when Sick, and Provide for Your WIDOW and CHILDREN when You are DEAD
Reasons Why You Should Join the

MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY

1. It is Not Organized for Profit.

2. The Dues are Small, and it is Your Duty to Protect Your Family against Sickness and Death.

3. If you have No Friends or Relatives, you can direct the Society to apply the Death Benefit
to your Burial, and in whatever Cemelery you may direct.

4. The MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY is a Home Concern, havinf! been incorporated in the
State of Maryland. Its Main Office is located in the State.

5. It is an Old Established Society, with an Unblemished Reputation for Honesty and Fairness.

6. It is one of the Moat Popular Societies in Baltimore and the State of Maryland. You are
tafe with your membership with us.

7. All its Claims ARE ADJUSTED PROMPTLY.

8. Has on Deposit with the State Insurance Commissioner TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
($10,000.00) for the protection of its Policy-holders.

INSURE TODAY! TOMORROW MAT BE TOO LATE!
WITH

The Southern
Life Insurance Company

1841 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE

Baltimore, Maryland

All Kinds of Policies Issued

MADISON 3144

"In the 26 years of its existence, The Southern Life In-
surance Company has given the It surunce Department of
the State of Maryland less trouble than any other comp-
any under our supervision; and we have often referred to
it as a model for others."

The above statement is one made by Hazelton A. Joyce,
jr., deputy insurance commissioner of the State of
Maryland.

OFFICERS

WILLARD W. ALLEN. President
MARION WATKINS, Vice-Pres.
ROBERT THOMPSON, Treas.

P MORTON CHASE, Asst. Treas.
ALFRED NIXON, Secretary

W. EMERSON BROWN, Asst. Sec.

JOSHUA ROBINSON, Field Agent

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