Holloman v. Jefferson Standard Life Ins.

TALIAFERRO, Judge.

On August 15, 1935, defendant issued to Joseph Gerald Holloman a policy of ordinary life insurance for $1,000 in which his wife, plaintiff herein, is named beneficiary. The insured was then in the employ of the Victoria Sash & Door Company, located in the city of Shreveport, herein referred to as the Company. At the same time a dozen or more of said Company’s employees effected like insurance with defendant. All of them, including Holloman, subscribed to the “Salary Savings Franchise” agreement which defendant was offering and made available under such policies. By this…