Sovereign Camp, W. O. W. v. Thomas

'On June 2,1905, Edward II. Thomas became the holder of a certificate of life insurance for one thousand dollars in appellant society, which certificate was validly maintained until June 13, 1929, when by agreement between the parties a new certificate in the same sum was issued in the form of an “ ordinary whole life certificate, ’ ’ with appellee as the sole beneficiary. To maintain this substituted certificate monthly premiums of three dollars and ten cents were required, and which were thereafter paid by the insured until, but not after, March 31, 1931. The insured died on October 18,…