National Benevolent Society v. Barker

Appellee instituted suit in the Monroe Circuit Court against appellant to recover $250 upon a certificate of membership issued by appellant to her daughter, Annie M. Barker, on November 7, 1918, insuring her life against death on account of certain kinds of sickness.' It was alleged that the certificate provided for the payment of that sum to her father, but, if dead, then to her mother, if the insured paid her dues and should die six years after the date of the policy. It was also alleged that the insured paid her dues regularly until her death, and that she died on September 8, 1920,…