ns rcscssars wrzrix crrrrtr.3. rxr.x cJusotasx. Friday."' ma. as msl - .c:;:o 0165 And Cvcr Group l;:crcccey To 030 Cilliom Level; .Voluntary Programs Factor The annual Income of the na-' life stands out cleartjrt eiacial- don's .older fcopulatooilthose fi&i& :V0.-.jreapect to saving and r and over, has increased .y;. et ; '..least - $6 , 'billions in th aggre . j'gate since the mld-fiotles to the i neighborhood of $30 billions, a jrtte of growth in keeping: with Abe general rise in income levels ,ond- the progress1 of the econo wroy , in the period. ; There are: j.now some million persons 65 I and, over as against 13V6 million k Of 'particular ' significance' ' is 1'tbe fact that approirratety ' $2 tout Of every $3 of this income ffjow is still the result' of volun-l-tary decision ' and 'actiqn -env 'ployment individual savings and J investment programs, home own ership, 'and Insured f and non- insured pension -plansynd ,an .nuities, aooording ito,data;'com .piled by J the U.f S. Department ot Health,! 1 Education, and.JVelr -.tare.' mus; win au, 'the .. ex- spending decisions during pro ductive years. , , Factor, of Iniiaiion There is one unfavorable fac tor, however, affeotirg the to: come of' the AS and -over group, and one to which ow older c& zenS are particularly vulneralik That v is ' the ' persistent' ' erosicr) of the dollar, which has gne ii for h two;! decades arid' is sfill continuing. (lLiying icosts rose JpS mare ; than 20; per; cent ; fiuripg the Fifties salone, i4ridersconJg the urgency-v of bririiing 'infla tionary pressures under control) before taxes in that year. ' " The comparable money in come figure for; 1954, when such data were compiled for the first time; was placed at approxi mately.; $19 billions, equiva lent to 6.7. per cerft of total per sonal 1 income before 1954. The indications merrt,; government employees'-retirement, : veterans'. ; programs, and public ' assistance. : Individual savings and' invest ment programs are also contrib uting a." large sum ; to the ln come of the 65 and over group. taxes in I The 1958 total here was esti- thus are; mated at a range of $3.5 billions ilt:sv veun sgdlu sEcuniTY Earl W. TxinUe, teprateniativo ci iho Administration, is is Hartford the second Wednesday Social Security tesdav of each month at the Peruimsn County Court House. "I just ihad .my appendix .re, If , you feel you might meet that whatever individual income' to as high as differences may be,' the 65 andtintertst, dividends, rents, 'etc., over group as a whole has as compiled with under $4 bil- gamed somewhat on the. rest of lions in ,1954. ' . ' tne, population in 4he ;ra.tp. of ; The major laggard in:, the iin- Biwww m aggregate imcome .ro-come, of the-65 arid, over gnoup recent, years.,, Besides, those, ,65 Was earninei, from emolovment As against a figure of $9' billions moved: can I Bet disability pay- SU Olllions trom.nK.nfa, : from , anoint ' umnivV and over enjoy - -special , , advan tages under the income tax law, and more I many, have income . from re than .'orie 'sburcj,'J V . k Hehi!HnssTs1iip(ilJ,l In . addition to their cash in come, the 65 and ovefcigroup toad a total .income t,in,1kiod,niainly home ownership,; estimated at $3 billions in 1958. .The compara- and stabilizing" the value of thej'ble figure in 1954 was placed at dollar as an! over-riding national I $?. billions,. Widespread home need." s . jownership is a characteristic of the resources of the v nation's older . population, . and has been growing. The latest ' figures show that two out of every three nonfarm families . headed by a The Government; -bureau's f ig- fures ' place the combined ,money income of the 95 and over group at a range df $25Mniions to $31 billions ! ini 195p,il -the 'difference IrpfllMtihtf t& tlick yf' Yireclse Person 65 and over own their t.-..' TT .. , : .Mj.i. '...t.L,: ; rii. own h 4 - rnmen-sponore . progranis 'inuiuoia, u, wnuni. .(.. - Ml.. L u I' ... These own home, with more than 80 years, the JmpbAance 'otftotals work out' to. the equiva- P?1 mortgage-free, iw.mi'. ftum' VrlnWinn lent of 7 Der cent i to 8.6 tier : The income , figures disclose ;axor ithe linaucial needs of later, cenp or toiai persona: xncoiye 7 - 7-. v 4 C 1, if the individual V1 My Haiidcbei clPeanut Shell'er ii been complete rebuild and is" in; first, class mechanical conditioa, ' . !u: WE ARE NOW READY TO START SHEJLLUVQ SEED PEAJWTSt We will have for ' sale- all types of Seed Peanuts at competitive prices. . ; - , , . We have also been appointed as local, agent for Dixie Fertiliser Company 1 1 : YouiltiioW the Handcock Speller You Knw TherS l None Better! in 1954, the; total for 1958, was estimated; hti $9 V4 ; to' $10J4 hiV lions, , a rate, of growth .smaller than that , of , the overall ., trend of personal, income in. the periods-Underlying this ;.aituaion are a number of factors affect ing . the empployment of older workers arid , the prevalence of part-time " work : in this age group. ' - Rechscking Area Population Count LOUISA. aiAPPELL' in . the classification of private ' pension plans and . individual an nuities. Annual benefits paid under these , programs, insured and noninsured combined, al most douli& the 1954-58 "pe riod,, risiny from apDroximateJSi ihuu muuons .m ' J54 to an. es dent of the area has been over K, thnttted' SI Billions in 1968. inokMl. -' ' ' ' I The number of pensioners 65 W and over :unde! . pprivate plans was around iw millions in lHoa. As an augury of future growth, coverage under insur ed, and non-insured pension and) retirement plans has been ex pandlng steadily as well. The latest figures : show 19 million 'active workers with such cover f age, 'representing about 45 per cent of all those on a civilian payroll outside of agriculture and government. Public and Other Programs Public prograJhs'hibacked ;by tne -taxing power , also expert enced a marked! growth in 'the '1964-58 period. Benefits under these programs increased from ?5.9:'taiic.ns in 1954 to a range of $10.5 billions to $11 billions PHONE HERTFORD 5821 fits, representing about three' fifths of . the . total. The other programs are railroad retire- I I 1 f Mi -I r f L 1 a "j SI 1 1 . . 1 'i ; - , l Hera's, how to get mort for your . money) this yearl. Robertson' OldJ Reliable, the,fertiliier that for fifty - " ' ya has- Jbwt. gettinp top re ut on local farms,, now offers ' -yo; great. mew added value. .Thlf year, with Robertson's Old , .Kewab.le, you can ojvo your ' ; ,mti:tln.MittreL; buth. ef. tin t plant- foods fluaronteed1 -- jtjctreK quality ouararrfeed' ; at no premium prlcel . . . .." . r I -TOG".-Jl ( ,1(1-- ' Ire--' -. ,i ', .,6...-" M .? I- -i t- Mir tetet' teas. ."f'i S ;).-.: J 1.. Tw Cei. . te yt In pr ' . Y -, . , Hi' I - f .: '. .' ' . VP r OS f '..! -". .ffiBte r.:. 'i C.ts not J the basle Increillents, "j'-rus, "t potash that you t J l.i cr." ,3ry fj:L,r, but also eaU" c'-.'n, r ' r - J Krneiium In con t'" ' , . ;J cmounts at thsv '"- r 5i!-r Goods. Seo your i ' . man today ctout your t ' -tcr.ts. - " 1 - ''. .' With the first. . stage of the 1960 census of population, and housing virtually completed Ide ally, District Supervisor ' John R', Brinson. announced the begin ning of a "Wfere Xbu Counted?" campaign to insUrd that no resi- f Persons who beligye they have been missed, by the' census tak ers are .urgd . to notify thecea sus dictrict office by means' of "Were You . Counted?" forms. Area newspapers are .. printing these forms m their current edi tions as a public service. Prompt mailing of the "Were i You Counted?" forms will sfceed up the compilation of preliminary population figures for the area. Preliminary figures presenting the total population of incorpor ated places of 10,000 or more population and for counties will be issued as-! soon as the; 'district supervisor is convinced that a complete 'count' has been made. Final, . detailed population fig ures will be issued in Washing ton later this year after the, re turns have been; tabulated on the Census Bureau s electronic com puters. The importance of a complete count was stressed by the dis trict supervisor. He pointed out that the population figures com piled in the current census must stand as official until the next federal census. "Federal, funds Vrealloted to states and state funds, in turn, are allotted to counties and mu nicipalities on a per capita basis. So a short count means a short allotment Thus, it is imperative that we have a complete count The. help of every resident of the area is needed to reach this goal," he said. Meanwhile, the second stage oi the census is in full swing, according to ; , the . supervisor. This calls for the filling out and making the special.Vplue" Jiouse- num. ifucsiiuiiiityire wnicn was left at every fourth household during the firs,., stage of the census. This questionnaire con tains the questions which are asked, of 25 percent, ojf thepopu- lation m order to save the cost of a complete canvass. ' ) ; This question and many of a similar nature' are often asked of ,;thV Norfolk Social Security Office. The answer ti generally no. In order to receielbenefits from Social security under the- disa bility provisions of the law, :a pelon must have a serious phy sical or mental impairment that is expected to continue indef i nitefly. - ' , , . . "temporary disabilities . are ' . not covered in. the social seourity disability program. The '.ailment must be one of long duration and it must he. nt snoh niVAritv that no substantial gainful work! can oe aone. Disability, . payments are, made to persons over 50 years of ' age who have been. ..disabled for at least six months and whose phy sical or .mental' impairment' i is expected "to continue indefinite ly. This .' provides, partial re placement of the - income the person : has lost due to his or her disabMity. .. . ' In addition to meeting ithe' dis ability' stdndards, a disabled per son must- have worked for at least five' out of the ten years prior 'i to the beginning of his disability. ; This must be work covered Jpjr ; the social .security law, either as a wage, earner, or in a ' seif-employefi occupa tion 'that requires social securi ty to be paid. , you might the. Social Security Administra tion's definition of disability, you should contact your social se curity district office or your lo cal field representative. v Officers For MYF - Elected At Rally Perquimans Chowan Metho dist Youth Fellowship elected new officers for 1960-61,, at its spring? rally meeting at the Edenton. Methodist Church Mon-. day, i night, April 11. Brettda Kaye Smith:1 of the Oak Giove Church, was elected , president Other officers are: Verna Ann Perry, Anderson Church, vice president: Janice Haye Stanton, Epworth Church, secretary and Reed Mathews, Andtnon Church, treasurer. , ' , Another highlight of the rally for registration. was summer activities av&I!. ' for youth jn, the "way of ,ca -ing, conferences and assembl i. The presided Carroll MeOofu' , urged all local etntrchea lo v lect their representatives fA, .i. their churches ia fce aear futiLe, BE FOR mm FOR CONGRESS V (Paid Political Advertising Bonner Headquarters) i'V EDENTON, N. C. ' Thursday; Friday and Saturday. April. 2MM3 Steve (Hercules) Reeves In "GOLIATH JUHO THE BARBARIANS" .-i ... i fXntrffopg U Colol1, 'V' m i,i4'l;v i fa lift mU i 11.. .Sunday,, Monday and TUeadaYfCjgi Eliaabeth Taylor Mom'gomWf CU-tt Katherlne Hepburn . -SUDDENLY. LAST V JH.".st - ' 4 suMKrar 's J ADULT ENTORTAINBtKNI ( Wednesday and Thursday, AprU 27-28 ' , Gregory Peck and Jennifer Jones ia "DUEL US THE susr TtaiMiwtet RICKS Laundry & Cleaners OF EDE3NTON Phone 2148 ARE OFFERING TO YOU BETTER THAN EVER SANITONE DRY CLEANING With : this . amazing. ' sys tem you see,, you feel and fou . smell the difference. All work guaranteed to your satisfaction. 4 -. ,t v All this, plus a one year, 3r ' until cleaned again, guaranteed moth proofing. COMPLETE. LA VNDRY SERVICE Nsi ;... 1 1 Heard about SECURANCE? Nation- .wide s exclusive new concept to help you plan your family's security. Choose the Family Income Plan . . . start your family on a program of SECURANCE! BIG PROTECTION FOR SMALL FRY... SMALL PREMIUM, TOO! fiih Nolwide'slAMlLY INCOME PLANa $10,000 20-year policy pays $35,200 In monthly and tump sum payments If your death occurs la tho first year. Protection is greatest when children are small; gradually reduces as they grow older to keep premium , costs low throughout coverage period Ask your nearby Nationwide Agent for full details on the Family Income Plan. L LEO AMBROSE Hertford MATIONWISE MUTUAL INSURANCE CO., ' NATIONWIDE 1IFE INSURANCE W. MATtONWiOE HUIVAL FIRE INSURANCE CU., HOME OFFICE; COUHPS, OHIO SEGIONAl OfflCCi UlilGB St Th Dinah Shot Chevy Shorn in color Sundayi, NBC-TV-th$ Pal Boons Chety Showroom weekly, ABC-TV I . " B k t t i 8 i 1 1 1 U If i T V) -ZZrz ;r ,.il--r. . U,iA -Jy2s 'XtJ,, ' " rmMttmm , 1 ' )7" J sj i ii - I.. 1 - - 'if Br ClitVtlOLET r ,- A pair cf Corvairs recently recorded 27.03 and 26.21 miles per eallon. m thd 2,06L4jnile Mobilgas .Economy Run, ThatV certified proof that Corvair skimp' n. ga9 cot5 Jt ave? other ways, too. Corvair is the only U. S. compact car una i never leevaniuretTie ur cusuy. ni cdmpact cal thatoutdoesthem all. xA Ml" Vj h. ii V- ,iU II i f Jthit never ieeds'iantifreete or costly, radiator repairs. Comgja and'driv the 'La'. Things Corvair gives you that America's other compact cars csa't: fractlorfly flat floor . i i real tool ruum for JLigii Run arc UhArttauu die avA-ae driver fit the dim in the middle. Fold-down roar. . Mat gia 17.6 cu. ft. of extra storage space Fotir-wtieel Independent tutpanslon for a smooUm fktter ride. Hoar onglno tractlMr. that come with the engine's weight bearing down on the rear wheels. ' ' ' You probably realise already that themile age figures Corrairs recorded in tho Mobil- can exDect. rat because the cartmetcverr kind of driving coaditioa-rugged monntain, grades, loilfoeuntrTosraightiways, congest ed city trafnew-tbose mileage figures provo Corrair'i inherent ability to save. Oper ating-eet take a nose dive the day yon take delivery of a Corvair. ' Jor nxmomtcai (rauyoriatiM DEAL!!!! , ' s See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer for fast delimy favorable deals r r ,i - A " v V Mfg. Uceaso KTov 111 eft Ee-?nnlng rll ?-r ' .- i . Vf- Si -r r t uzzr.zz y.o. ists

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