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fv OPR MAN MOVlE—Clyde
Richardson 1955 graduate of
North Carolina College. Durham,
now with the C.S Army’s lOilh
Transportation Company in
Germany, is slated tn play an
\tneriean soldie* jn a film to
be released by Live Cinema. Eu
ropean movie firm later ibis
summer. The Henderson (NC>
(,1 signed ,i contract with (he
film producers Denis Horne and
t.orenra Mar.et.ti last April At
NCC, Richardson was a mem
ber of Hie Kappa Alpha Psi fra
ternity and student representa
tive on ihe Athletic Committee
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n Chicago school teacher took
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trip to Africa as part o ( he
Council on Student Tra. -i’s
joint cooperative program to
West. Africa, She will mak
stops in Nigeria. Ibadan. He.
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METHODIST WOMEN AT
BENNETT Students md faeul
t.v of the School of Vfi .-lions and
Christian Kervire ronducted b>
Gershwin Musicals With Miss Flowers
Reaches Highest At Shaw
The Gershwin Mir icalo picsettt ■
!cd at Shaw University feaHiring i
Martha Flowers, soprano, irvinr
j Barnes. Baritone and Kelly Wyau
| widely known artists, came up .-o
■ the highest expectations of flip;
! music lovers who attended Thurs
j day.
The noiso of (he air raid si
rons, traffic and church
chimes failed to detract from
the superb interpretations of
each number, the audienc
seemed unaware of anything
onfside of Grcenleaf Audi
, torium,
• Niunber.s offered and we!) re
t coved are "InQuesta Tamba '■
4,711 Beneficiaries Receiving
Monthly Social Security Clieclts
A total ot 471 j. benefit iar: .- ir
Wake Courtly wore getting month
| Jy (iocial security payments total-
J ling fi'216.118 a! the end of .Dlf.
‘ Tf.e number of hencfici-r,*i' , r- in*
] creased by TOO ov-t VT.:-. and the
i total of monthly benefit;-: being
j paid a year ago. John Ingle, dir,-
: trie* manage: of the ;-o. -al sect,;
I it.v offici announced today.
J There increases, h; noted, v r * It
; in part from the pr-tcetjor prov;.’.-
! cd to farm families by the cover
| age of farm employment and self
| employment under social security.
Hr- pointed out that self em
ployed farmers were fir-*
brought under social security
January 1955. Those over re
tirement age at that time, nr
who reached retirement age
l before tbe end of 19.76, became
insured if they reported sclf
l employ eut income n* at least
i S.lOrt to 1955, and again for
3956. These insured persons
; were able tn qualify for old
age benefit, payments during
the latter year
Ingle said that fewer p's-em
; ployed farmers and their depend
ents filed claims for benefits in
■ Wake County m 1056 than had
:tw i) expected The number of
i fan a claims filed in 1957 vvill be
much greater. Ingle said For ex-
I ample, during the six months, Jan*
i uary through June 1957, 1.30 R farm
: claims for benefits had been filed
j sn the Raldeh area
Noting the impact of farm cov
cruge in general on essentially a?- '
: vicultural areas like Wake County. I
; Ingle said that a farm employee,
j for instance, who was already at 1
; retirement .go by mid 1956 be
i came insured as nf April I of that ;
■ year he had taxable wages of
$409 or more m 1955 and of at
; 'east $290 in 1956.
Benefits paid to farmers and
! their dependents, moreover, figured ;
' in the nationwide totals for 1356
At the close of the year over 9
million people wore receiving al
most one-half billion dollars in
monthly benefit payments
In Wake County for the month
of December 1956. 2299 retired >
workers were getting $127.538!
monthly Also, 545 wives oi do. j
pendent, aged husbands of retired !
workers were being paid a total j
of $16,566 monthly, in the same j
county lor December, a total of
51R176 was being paid to aged wi- I
(lows or dependent aged widowers.
This was an increase ove» the pre- j
vinos year of .76 percent in month- j
y p,»yinents to aged workers and !
THE CAROLINIAN
the Woman’s Society of Chris
tian Service of the North raw
iitvi Afethoduu Conference at
Bennett College. Greensboro,
last week. In front row is Vte;>.
Beethoven. "Now Sleeps the Crim
son Petal," Refer QuilD’r. ' Trade
Winds," —Keel, “An Aria Visio (
Fugitive"—Massenet, sung by Ir
vine Barnes.
Miss Flowers gave an exceller-t i
rendition of “Urt Bel Di" from Ma
dame Butterfly— Puennna, ‘Loti
Us Break Bread Together," Law- ! t
tcnce—"Give Me Jesus” Hall •
. Johnson, "You Can Tell the (
i florid," Margaret. Bond."
The rmisic tn George Gersh
win jncllldrc! ‘T f<od Pli>m> of |
Nothin.;." 1 ' IV oman (>* i !
Sometime Thing."' «ung by )
Baritrt. who gave a short * -
nopsis of tlx- -.tor’ behind
1 i their dependent?
■ ' The lowering of the age at which l
* ' a woman without an enhßed child i
■ i in her rare can atari getting bene* i
* i fits is reflected m these firum* !
i | Ingle pointed out Effective with ;
;; l November 2956 benefits could be i
- paid tc women starting at age 62 j
.AJonUvv payments of tt 1.765 !
xi er*-- being w ide to 289 v »
* or,wed mothers with children !
| limit' !S m tbetr c. < * Tin e
payments together with tho •- j
to minor ebiidren r -f r< m
rr -.p H workers ■'recounted
for 24 per cent of the total
old-age and survivors msmunce
benefits bcitig pant in Wake
roonty, as of December 1976
• Nine out of ten mothers and
children in the United Snlrs
now have social security pro
tection.
i At the end of the year, r, - 1 ,,
j wide, alviut J,341000 children un- |
! der 18 were receiving moptblv so- !
! cia! serurity insurance payments
! Os these, 131.009 were bring paid |
j monthly benefits because of the j
j retirement of so. aged insured pa- j *
l rent.. Children who become totally
j disabled before age 18 may now be
i eligible for disabled child’s bene
fit payments aftei age 18 This
type of social security insurar.es
benefit, however, did not bee-,,-re
pay blc nntii January 1957 and
such benefits »nri benefieb n,? ate
not included in the figures r, toted
above.
Commenting n r the steady
! growth of the social security ,n
j suranco program, inc'p =aid that j
. three-fourths of all men becoming ]
65 this ve» r will be eligible ior r-o- |
‘rial security b»nef;t payments.
State- Wide
I
Principals ’
Meet Set j
; DURHAM The eighth snnuaJ |
statewide meeting of principals ]
and supervisors will meet at North 1
Carolina College this year August j
23-30 as part, of the 4ftih annual I
session of the American Teachers j
Association
Announcement of tb* prim
r.ipnts-snpi rvirmrs 1 plans was !
nude in a joint announcement
by I>r. Joseph H. Tavltvr, Nf C
Summer School director, sod
Trindpat J. H Twitty of John j
Chavis School. Cherrvville,
Tudtty i« chairman of the p»in- j
ctpals - snipervisors session i
which to sponsored jointly by j
NCC ,ind the. Prinrtpgla Soper. I
”isor« group of the American
Tr It*** s Association
Among sneakers scheduled to ad- <
dress joint, aestons of the two I
groups are TJ. N, Medistoi Frank
Bort.er Graham and Robert K. I
Gray, Snenal White House Assis
tant. Gray r a former newspaper* j
man -md college professor,
Cooperating with Twttty and Dr j
Taylor in planning the eighth an
nual conference this veer -ire W. j
( Bsdtthe-* Durham; R B Cher- !
ry, Frernfift H D Cooper. Ahos- j
kic, F J Corbel t, Armout; Dr. |
Samui l F, Duican, Haleigh; Mr- 1
Maude M. Jeffers, Catawba. S O
•Tones, Salisbury; C B Stew >rt, |
Kinston, and Mrs Mae Rudd Wil- |
llams. Fayetteville
ANSWER: Whcit and nits *,tei- |
6y to .<■lightly lower. Corn steady !
t'- slightly higher. Milo f;'ioy to i
slightly higher and soybems gen- 1
frally steady until ha.--'?*
Vacation time is a good time to
develop strong, healthy bodies and ji
minds V
! F.-.nnie McC,illtl!H. d-an, of
Greensboro. On same rnw s-
Mitttt Isabel R. toner,. o( Ash**
viilf v. ho i.i-t year rnrfcd .4 long
irnitrc. ,y, dean of tbs. achoei.
ivirh mibs! “Satnnier Time."
"The Strawberry Sons," "Mr
91,(0 s fyonc Now,” sung v
Mbs F'owt rs, and "t l ove Tnu
E’nrgy. ’ "Bess, A’oti is 71s Go
man Nom ’ v«mg hv 5*,.s
Floaern anti Mr, Dunes.
Encore numbers v.>ere "It Ain’!
Necessarily -To. and I'm Going to
March Down to Jordon • • Joint
Gray, sung bv Barnes and Mire
Flow* rg re spec f.i v e', y
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WEEK ENDING cAitJEDAY JULY 20 13.57
Wa Ik ing Mi niste r
Is Not Un frocked
NEW YORK iAN Pi Reverend i
Milton Perry. :he young evangel- \
•.st who walked from Jersey City. |
. N. J. to Washington. D. C to help
| dramatize the recent. Prayer Pil*
f image t 1 the nation's capital, seid
ihat although he drew the wrath of
» presiding Bishop of the Church of
i C«-.id in Christ he wasn't unfrocked :
! and put out of the religiovr. order.
Currency conducting a !• nt n--
| viva) meeting in Il.trk-rn that, is at
) !ranting niel.My npurnv crowds.
rhe diminn! '*e nei *vrn-n toid re
| prtsrs that Bishop O. M K»?i:v of
i New Ycrk State, w.;? solidly back
-1 imp him. Bevy pi vi staled that he
: gave up hr. Deii' c-rsnee Temple in
; Jersey ("'ty since iiis troubleles
: V.-its: L*iYVcti?
MJMtant -t 4 fuit'-polcfn n n
the civil s p ixrl*t-• onotion, Terr
in'; rebuked in Wells for hi l
fit cjiHf -.s This led fuariy t°
think thet the Church of God
in Chri-.i cudn'l upiinrt the
Nccroer drite for civil rights
n hic’n e i*’t line he added
i j f e the centre ry Perry h °
■ found the church in back of his
,i,.,nrt despite the one-man opinion
of Fushr.p Weils When be hc 1 , <:>
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Perry said that he 'rill make *
cross-country trek preaching to Ne
gres iheir duty and obligation to
support the cause for civil rights
and give financial backing to the
NAACP.
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