Discusses his start with Southeastern Life in Accounting and Underwriting in 1934; he played golf with W. Frank Hipp every afternoon before WWII; he left the company for awhile and rejoined Liberty Life's Group Sales in 1954; he retired in 1977. End.

Conversation concerning his activities on the State Development Board, his associations with Liberty Life, Southeastern Life, and The Liberty Corporation. End.

Discussion concerning his connections with Liberty, Southeastern and The Liberty Corporation.

This interview was transcribed, see Transcriptions of Interviews, DOCUMENTS AND PAPERS, Box 2, Folder 19. Recorded October 3, 1979, Poinsett Hotel, Greenville, SC. Roy discusses his thoughts about the history and growth of Liberty Life and The Liberty Corporation during his long career with the two companies.

A well-informed executive discusses the general management and sales philosophy of The Liberty Life Insurance Company. Poor audio quality. A note attached to the original tape reads: "Unable to transcribe this tape, 11/17/81." However, some parts of the tape are understandable.

Person being interviewed identifies himself as one of four executive vice-presidents with Liberty Life and that he heads the marketing division.

Liberty Life from 1919 to 1932

Liberty Life and Southeastern Life from 1932 to 1941; the merger of Liberty Life and Southeastern Life in 1942; the death of W. Frank Hipp, and the transition in leadership in 1943 to and with Francis, Herman, and B. Calhoun Hipp.