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It now operates in 21 counties and has for 29 years been insuring
YY damage by fire, lightning, cyclones, tornadoes and wind storms.
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COMPARATIVI
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C* of the National Association Julv lj 1919,
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COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF COST 1918
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%% LETTER FROM A GREENWOOD ATTORNEY.
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<$ y Greenwood, S. C., Feb. 5,1920.
YY Mr. J. R, Blake, Agent, City,
VV Dear Sir:?I have had considerable dealings with the AbbevilleYY
Greenwood Mutual Insurance Company and carry insurance with
V V them and I find your plan of insurance entirely satisfactory. Your
V Y company is saving to the people of the district thousands of dollars
V V in premiums and in addition to this is keeping all the money paid
V Y for premiums here at home. From the favorable comment I have
Y Y heard, am satisfied your business will grow muefi taster tnan you
YY even can anticipate.
ii. Very truly vours, 1
YY ' W. H. NICHOLSON.
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XX LETTER FROM A CROSS HILL BANKER.
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Y V Mr. J. R. Blake, Gen. Agent, Abbeville-Greenwood Mutual InsurYY
ance Association, Greenwood, S. C. |
' V V Dear Sir:?It gives me pleasure to state that I have considerable
Y Y property insured in your Association and consider it as safely proYY
tected as if insured in old line companies, and at one-half the cost. '
YY Your long successful career of more than a quarter of a century,
YY your careful selection of risks, your protection against damage of
YY both fire and wind, and your prompt and satisfactory settleYX
ment of all losses should command the Association^ the favorable
r 1 consideration of all property owners.
&X (Signed) ' W. 0. RASOR, President,
x!L March 20,1920.' Bank of Cross Hill, S. C.
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? LETTER FROM EX-COMMISSIONER McMASTER.
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& .Ts B. Blake. Sec.-Treas.. Abbeville-Greenwood Mutual Insur
VA ance Association, Greenwood, S. C.
j A Dear Mr. Blake:?It gives me a great deal of pleasure to have
a a you issfie me a policy of insurance in your?what is now "our" inll
sui*ance company, for with the policy 1 become a member just as
a a much as anyone else.
aa I know that my loss will be paid if I have one. -I know that I will =
a a get insurance at the lowest possible cost. I know that I am a mem- j
aa ber of an essentially American institution, where uot onlv are my
a* affairs arranged by those choose, but by myself in annual meet- \
AA ings. ' j
AA I rejoice to know the extension of the Abbeville-Greenwood
Mutual Insurance Company, and the 27 years of honorable service
behind it is a guarantee for the future.
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AA " ' F. H. MoMASTER,
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:U TO THOSE WHO DESIRE SAFE PROTECTION FOR THEIR
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LETTER FROM U. S. DISTRICT ATTORNEY. %Y
Edgefield, S. C., Aug. 26,1919.
Mr. J. R. Blake, See. and Treas., Greenwood, S. C. VX
Dear Sir:?I am familiar with the plan of insurance of the Abbe- yy .
ville-Greenwood Mutual Association, and consider it practical, yy
| safe, and as cheap as any good insurance can be written. I have yv
property insured with your Company, ancl am sure tnat 11 is wen rj
protected.
(Signed) . v J. W. THURMOND. '. ft
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LETTER FROM A RICHLAND FARMER. XX
Blythewood, S. C., Sept. 16,1919.
Mr. J. R. Blake, Gen, Agent, Abbeville-Greenwood Mutual Asso- ? X
ciation, Greenwood, S. 0. XX
Dear Sir:?My dwelling insured in your Association was recent- XX
ly damaged by windstorm. As soon as notified your Association XX
promptly and satisfactorily adjusted the loss, and I heartily com- XX
mend it to all who desire cheap and safe protection for their prop- XX
ertv. Respectfully, c < XX
* J. M. ABXEY.
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LETTER FROM AN ABBEVILLE BANKER.
Abbeville, S. C., July 30.1920. Aa
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wood Mutual Association. This company has been doing business I ??
in this county, Abbeville, for 28 years; has always paid its losses y y
I promptly and lias saved the insured considerable money in rates of y y
insurance. It has kept an account with this bank and the same has Yy '
j been satisfactory to us. As managed by Messrs. J. R. Blake and J. x y
Fraser Lyon, it is doing a good work for the counties in which it V?
has operated and we take pleasure in recommending it as a first
class insurance company. I carry considerable insurance with it
mvself. Respectfully, ??
J. ALLEN SMITH, President,
National Bank of Abbeville. VV
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LETTER FROM A CLINTON MAN. %%
Clinton, Jan. 30, 1920. A A
Mr. J. R. Blake, General Agent, Abbeville-Greenwood Mutual In- y y
surance Association, Greenwood, S. C. M
Dear Sir:?My dwelling insured in your association was de
stroyed by fire the first of last'December. As soon as notified, you t y
promptly settled claim. I have considerable property insured in
your Association, and I most heartily commend it as a first-class. ' ?Y
insurance companv to anv desiring safe and cheap insurance writ- y y
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