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Howard Hutchinson, vice presi- ■ ' dent in charge of insurance opera-. ; tions, said the order of expansion into other states had been determined by studies conducted by the firms’ market research department and the A. C. Nielsen Campahy, of Chicago. «
Once the decision to expand had* been made, a new name became mandatory, Mr. Doss said. There are already Farm Bureau insurance companies in 20 states outside the companies’ territory. Insurance department and post office ■ regulations prohibit the use of highly similar names. Hence, if the companies were to go truly Mna- .s tionwide,” Ts new name was neces- .
DISTRICTS SUPPORT f MARCH OF DIMES
Persons contributing to the 1955 March of Dimes from PiedmontDistrict were: - Mrs. Zula Sealock, Miss Louise O’Bannon, Mrs. Minor Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. James W. Fletcher, Charlie Coates, Otis Clater, Mr. and Mrs. George W.' Hawkins, Mr.r and Mrs. J. Rodes Brown,
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