THE JdlHtNi^PATBIO^^RTH
Beidons and A&wers About
Work Social Security Act
WMhinston, Not. 16.—^Why
did my employer receire today a
lorm called ”89-4 *’ to be filled
oit tor the goTemmentt
This was an initial stw to Pot
tbe dd age pension sectioa of the
aeeniity act Into effect January 1.
* Will I get a penslonT
Yes, If you reach 66 after 1641
and If you meet the other re
quirements.
What other requirements T
Principally, you must work in
an employment coTcred by the
law at least one day in each of
fiTC different years beginning
with 1937, and must have at
least $8,000 credited to your
"wage account.”
My “account?”
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ly for fuoeliooal khtoey dboaiicr
mib csces waite to ftay in oM,
and to pobea aad apaei ton «Me
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CATER
HOT ANY AWRt-
At»0
Over-indulgence in food, drink,
or tobacco nifkiuently brings on
an orer-add condition in the ato-
roach, gas on stomach, headache,
sonr stomach, colds, and muscular
pains. To get rid of the discomfort
and correct the acid condition, take
ALKA - SELTZER
Alka-Seltser contains Sodium Ace-
tyl-Salleylate (an analgesic) In com-
hnatlon with vegetable and mineral
alkaltsera.
Your dn'Sgist sell.s Alka-Seltzer by
the drink and by the package.
If
Your employer. If you work In
business or Industry, is to be
giren an “Identification number.”
Toil soon win get an application
blank for an “account number.”
On this account will be kept a
record of your earnings, as re
ported perlodltaiUy ■ by the em
ployer. The site of your monthly
government check after you reach
66 will be based on this record.
What workers are not covered?
Farm and domestic help, cas
ual laborers, ships’ crews, em
ployees of federal, state or local
governments, the self-employed,
and employees of railroads (who
come under another pension law),
and of religious, educational,
charitable and scientific institu
tions.
Suppose I teach school or am
out of work, will I get an ac
count?
You can apply for one and any
wages you get from a covered
TRU.STEE SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
Pursuant to the power and au
thority of sale contained in a
certain Deed of Trust dated the
twenty-third day of September,
1931, executed by C. M. Petty
and wife Mae Petty to J. F. Jor
dan. the undersigned Trustee,
which Deed of Trust is duly re
corded in the Office of Register
of Deeds of Wilkes County, North
Carolina in book 165, page 66.
Said Deed of Trust securing a
certain note payable to W. W.
Harris and W. O. Blackburn and
default having been made in the
payment of the said note and
Deed of Trust under the terms
thereof, the undersigned Trustee
will therefore offer for sale at
public auction to the highest
bidder for cash at the Courthouse
door of Wilkes County in Wilkes-
boro, N. C.. at 12:00 o’clock noon
ou the 9th day of December,
1936, the following described real
estate to wit:
Beginning on a stake in the
oack line corner of lot No. 2 and
runs with the back line south 6
degrees west 23 3-10 pole.s to a
dead pine C. C. Hunt’s corner:
thence I 3-4 degrees west 19 8-10
poles to the t)ld Gun corner also
corner of lot No. 4; thence with
lot No. 4 east 61 2-3 poles to a
stake in C. C. Hunts line: thence
north with Hunts line 44 1-2
poles to a stake corner of lot No.
2: thence west 61 1-2 poles to
the beginning, containing 17 3-4
acres more or le.ss.
This 9th day of Nov., 1936.
J. F. JORDAN,
12-3-4t. Tmstee.
ia years to come will
be Mitered on It.
Where will the money for the
pensions come from?
The wagee of the 16,000,000
employece affected and the pftf
rolls In those shops each are to
be taxed 1 per cent In 1987, and
np to 8 por cent in 1949 and
thereafter.
Who pays?
The boss must deduct your
portion from your pay envelope,
match It and turn the money over
to the government monthly. The
first payment is due P'ebmary 8'8,
on January wages and pay rolls.
Will I got back as much as I
contribute?
More—tbe maximum tax is S
per cent and the least anyone will
get back is 1-2 of 1 ,per cent more
than that.
Suppose I go on working after
65?
Then your check will be held
np for every month in which yon
receive wages from a covered em
ployment.
Can I stay out of the plan?
No, if you work In business or
industry.
Suppose 1 die before reaching
66?
Your estate will be entitled to
3 1-2 per cent of the amount re
corded on your wage account.
RALLY OF TOBAO^O
GROWERS TO BE HELD
IN WINSTON-SALEM
Winston-Salem, l/ov. 18.—The
second rally of tobacco growers in
this section, sponsored by the To
bacco Market Committee of the
Chamber of Commerce, Retail
Merchants Association and Win
ston Warehouse Association, will
be held In front of the Forsyth
County Courthouse, on ’Third
Street, on Wednesday, November
25, at 1 p. A. Announcement of
the rally was made today by
Chairman George L. Irvin, Jr.
The program will consist of a
brief message particularly to to
bacco growers by Ancus L.
Payne, County Commissioner,
music by the R. J. Reynolds High
School Band, and the awarding
of substantial prizes to tobacco
growers who have registered at
the booths maintained by the
joint committee in the Trade
Street Branch of the Wachovia
Bank, and the temporary Eighth
Street Branch of the First Na
tional Bank.
(XILORED DOCTOR PASSES
AT HOME NEAR rfcGRADY
Dr. Miles
NERVINI
“DU th« work"
says
Miss Gliwr
WHY DOJTT
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After more tlinw Httw mritlM
rf suffering from a itervous oik-
nsot, Miss Glivar used Dr. MOes
Korvrine which gave her sock
l^l^ndWI results that she wroto
~B an enthusiastic letter.
If you suffer from "Neroes^"
Its awake nights,
at sudden noises, tbrs
ly, ars cranky, blue and
^'fidgety, your nerves ere
probably out of order.
t^et and relax them with the
—ftw medicine that “did ths
srurk” for this Colorado girl
Whether your “Nerves" haw
troubled you for hours or be
years, you’ll find 8 this thno-
testeo remedy effectiva.
At Drug Stores 25c and flM,
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NOTICE
By virtue of an execution to me
directed from the Superior Court
of Wilkes County In a certain ac
tion entitled F. D. Forester & Co.,
Inc., against G. Q. Parker and A.
C. Parker, commanding me to
levy upon the property of Park
ers to satisfy said execution and
levy having been made by me on
tbe following property as pre
scribed by law, I will, on Mon
day, seventh day of December,
1936, at eleven o’clock a. m., at
the Courthouse door In Wilkes-
boro, N. C., offer for sale for
cash to the highest bidder all the
right, tltlo. interest, and estate
of the defendants, G. Q. Parker
and A. C. Parker, in and to the
following tract of land situated
in Township, adjoin
ing the lands of Amanda Younger
and other;/ and bounded as fol
lows:
First Tract: Beginning on a
pi.ae at Polly Queen’s corner,
then E. 160 poles to a poplar
stump on the Younger spring
branch: thence a N. W. course
and up said branch 78 poles to
the Younger spring: then N. 35
yards to a poplar and stone:
then a W. course 71 3-4 poles to
a locust in a hollow: then about
N. and down .said hollow 20 poles
to a stone in the old Younger E.
and W. line: thence W. and with
said line 9S poles to a chestnut;
then S. 82 1-2 poles to the be
ginning, containing 75 acres,
more or less.
Second Tract; Beginning on
t h e Adeline Younger spring
branch then N. 8 1-2 polos to a
poplar and stone: thence N. 63
deg. W. 71 3-4 poles to a locust
In a hollow; then N. 10 deg. E.
and down said hollow 16 1-2
poles to a stone In the old Young
er E. and W^. line; tbence E. and
with said line 44 poles to a stone
in said line; then S. 31 1-2 poles
to a stone on top of a ridge;
thence S. 71 deg. E. 27 1-2 poles
to a stone and a pine; then S. 24
poles to a stone by the Younger
spring branch: then N. about 70
deg. W. and up said branch 14
poles to tbe beginning, contain
ing 14 3-8 acres, more or less.
To satisfy said execution.
This 31st day of Oct., 1936.
W. B. SOMERS.
12-3-4t. Sheriff.
By H. C. Kilby, D. S.
Funeral service for Dr. W. B.
Spicer, 82, colored, who died at
his bom® Wednesday, Nov. 4, was
conducted at the. home . Frlte',
Nov. 6. Elder Copland, of near
WSnston-Saleta, a lifelong friend
and pastor of the family, conduct
ed the funeral services. Burial
was in the family cemetery near
McGrady. Dr. Spicer was the
first and only physician of his
race in Wilkes county. To know
him was to admire him for hla
kind Christian spirit won for him
many friends.—Reported.
SUNSHINE SAYINGS
(Sunshine Magazine)
Some say that everything
comes to him who waits, but you
never find a go-getter’s name on
the waiting list.
By saying little, some people
acquire a reputation for knowing
considerable.
The American people are divid
ed into two classes—those w.ho
think they are as good as anyone
else, and those who think they
are quite a bit better.
These prosperous days most
men have a suit for every day in
the week, and they wear it every
day in the week.
OonttBoo Work Prognuu
W^Mhlngton. — P reildaut
RooBsvelt, flndlni^^^ rapidly in
creasing gains In private re-em-
ployment Insufficient to «dlve the;
relief problem, announced today
that he would' ask Congress to
finance the federal work program
until July 1, 1937. Point by point,
the President checked the unem
ployment and re-employmMit sit
uation-past, present and future
—^wlth the conclusion that indus
try must Mr® a greater number
of older and unskilled workers to
reduce tbe government’s burden.
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E.AS.STORIE
Wilkeaboroy R. F. i>.
NCmCB
By virtue of an execution to
me directed from the Superior i
Court of Wilkes County In a cer
tain action entitled Yadkin Val
ley Motor Co., against R. L. Hen-{
dren, A. G. Hendren, et al., com
manding me to levy upon the
property of R. L. Hendren to
satisfy said execution and levy
having been made by me on tbe
following property as prescribed
by law, I will, on Monday, 7 th
day of December, 1936, at 11:00
o’clock p. m., at the Courthouse
Door in Wllkesboro, N. C., offer
for sale for cash to the highest
bidder all the right, title, inter
est, and estate of the defendant,
R. L. Hendren, in and to the fol
lowing tract of land situated in
Wllkesboro Township, adjoining
the lands of J. J. Hayes, and
others and bounded as follows:
Beginning on Southeast comer
of Salem and Winston Street run
ning north 76 degrees 39 min
utes east along the South side of
Winston Street 60 feet to a
stake; thence south 14 degrees
21 minutes east 160 feet to a
stake on north margin of Alley;
thence south 75 degrees 39 min
utes west along north margin of
Alley 60 feet to a stake on east
margin of Salem Street; thence
north 14 degrees 21 mlnntee
west along east side of Salem
Street 150 feet to the beginning.
Being lot No. 14 In Block 3 as
shown on Winston Land and Im
provement Co. Map. Recorded in
Book 18, page 131.
To satisfy said execution.
This Bth day of Nov., 1936.
W. B. SOMERS,
12-3-4t. Sheriff.
By H. C. Kilby, D. S.
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Edison In New Deal
Washington. Nov. 17.—Charles
Edison, son of the famous Inven
tor, was appointed by President
Roosevelt today an assistant sec
retary of the navy, a post vacant
since the death last February of
Henry L. Roosevelt. Edison, head
of the manufacturing industry in
New Jersey which his father
founded, had been associated
with new deal activities previous
ly and declared publicly for Pres
ident Roosevelt in tbe eloctlon
campaign.
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