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KNOW YOUR SOCIAL SEeiIRITV Pi E. Bettendorf, representative of the Social Security Ad ministration, is in Edenton every Thursday at the North Caro, line Employment Security Commission in Citizens Bank Building. 1. Question: As a fanner op erator I employ a number of short-term laborers; when should I begin deducting social security taxes? Answer: Immediately. The tax reductions can easily be re turned to those workers who do noj meet the agricultural labor tests. , 2. ''Question: I plan on puttitig some of my acreage into the Soil Bank. Do I count these paymerits for social security? Answer: Yes. Payments un der the Federal Soil Bank Act of 1956 for acreage-reserve and con servation-reserve programs rep resent ordinary income to farm operators and are includable in computing net farm earnings. 3. Question: I reported on the optional method the last two years. Must I continue to report on the optional method? Answer: No. You may change your method of reporting from year to year. For- instance, you reported on the optional method for 1956, but you can re port on the actual net basis for 1957 if you so desire. ————— ——---i Hospital Patients Visiting Hours: 10 to 11 A. M.. 2 to 4 P. M„ and 6 to 8 P. M. Children Under 12 Years of Age Not Permitted To Visit Patients. Patients admitted to the Cho wan Hospital during the week ofi October 14-20 were: White Mrs. Betty Ward, Edenton; Mrs. Rosa Snyder, Tyner; Mrs. Mildred! Brown, Hobbsville; Mrs. Vicki Poli, Edenton; Mrs. Bell Byrum, Hertford; Mrs. Diane Mims, Eden ton; Mrs. Selma Rogerson, Hert- j ford; Mrs. Elender Webb, Roper; Mrs. Lois Warfield, Edenton; Mrs. Grace Ober, Edenton; Mrs. Mari lyn Koelmel, Edenton;' Mrs. Mitchell Eason. Columbia; Thom-| as Godwin, Columbia; Preston > Nixon, Jr., Hertford, Joseph Proe- i tor, Jr., Hertford Sidney White,! Jr., Edenton, Mrs. Gertrude Saw yer, Creswell; William Parrish, Edenton; Mrs. Joan Kavanagh, Edenton; Mrs. Curtis Smith, Co lumbia; Mrs. Lois Schwertzler, Edenton; Harry Hollowell, Hert ford; Mrs. Cora Bond, Edenton; i/ripF # Any day now the temperature is goir% to take a fast nose-dive! Better ldt isJ|?et your car ready NOW for safe, smooth cold-weather performance. Drive in for a change-over to winter;.oil ... a check-up on bat tery, brakes, wheel alignment, tires . . . and our ex pert engine tune-up. It's smart to get the, jump on Old Man Winter! - K-- - / .1- s i- --y I , $ Gene Perry’s Texaco Service' Phone 8119 N. Broad St. 4. Question: Hqw should I re port a farm laborer who has left my employ before I recorded his social security number? Answer: If you are unable to obtain his social security num ber, report his mailing address so that he may be contacted direct ly in order to get the information necessary to credit his social se curity account with the wages paid: 5, Question: I filed tax returns for 1955 and 1956 but reported a loss on my farm income for both years. Is it too late to file these returns on the optional method and receive credit under social se curity? Answer* You may amend your report to the District Direc tor of Internal Revenue for any tax year if you file your, amended returns within three years, three months and fifteen days after the end of the tax year in question. After this period has elapsed, it is ordinarily not possible to change your status with respect to closerl tax years. Thus, you have until April 15, 1959, to correct 1955 and an additional year for 1956 correc tions. James Norman, Roper. Negro James Felton, Jr., Hertford; Mrs. Katie Bragg, Winfall; Mrs. Hattie James, Hertford: Mrs. So phie Biggs, Edenton; Mrs. Jerry Hayes, Winfall: Otis Miller, Win fall; Mrs. Lillie Winslow, Belvi dere. > Patients discharged from the hospital during the same week were: White Mrs. Lenora Snell, Creswell; Robert Ward, Edenton; Rudy Parks, Hobbsville; Walter Mills, Edenton; Mrs. Delores Wood, Edenton; Mrs. Annie Parisher, Columbia; Mrs. Marian Nieder hauser, Edenton; Mrs. Ruth Schwanke, Roper; Mrs. Mary Ed wards, Edenton; Roger Belch. Hertford; Mrsv Rosa Snyder, Ty ner; Mrs. Mildred Brown. Hcbbs ville; Mrs. Vicki Poli, Edenton; Mrs. Lois Warfield, Edenton; Mrs. Grace Obcr, Edenton; Mrs. Mitch ell Eason, Columbia; Preston Nix on, Jr., Hertford; Joseph Proctor, Jr., Hertford; Mrs. Bell Bvrum.i Hertford; Sidney White, Jr., Eden ton; Mrs. Dorothy Stark, Eden ton; Mrs. Lois SchwePtzler. Eden ton; Mrs. Selma Rogerson. Hert ford: William Parrish, Edenton: Mrs. Bgtly Ward. Edenton; Mrs. THE CHOWAN HERALD. EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24. 1957. Gertrude Sawyer, Creswell. Negro Mrs. Margaret Rogerson, Win fall; \fiss Norma Taylor, Tyner; Mrs. Jerry Lawrence, Edenton; Mrs. Katie Bragg, Winfall; James Felton, Jr., Hertford. Births Births during the same week were: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ward of Edenton, a son; Pfc. and Mrs. Richard Snyder of Tyner, a son; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown of Hobbsville, a son; Sgt. and Mrs. John Polios Edenton, a daughter; Sgt. and Mrs. Carl Mims of Eden ton, a daughter; Mr and Mrs. Thomas Rogerson of Hertford, a daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Dougla= Webb of Roper, a son; Pfc. and Mrs. Robin Koelmel of Edenton, a. son; Cpl. and Mrs. Thomas Kava nagh of Edenton, a daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sawyer of Cres well, a daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Willie Biggs of Edenton, a son. Visiting ministers for the week of <sctober_ 21-27 are: White, the Rev. B. L. Raines; Negro, the Rev. E. E. Williams. 8 OX SCORE 9* K.C HIGHWAYS Raleigh The Motor Vehicles Department’s summary of traffic deaths through 10 A. M., October 21, 1957 is as follows: Killed This Year: 832 Killed To Date Last Year 855 FARM YOUTH ELECTRIC EVENT SET NEXT WEEK North Carolina’s 11th annual; 4-H Farm and Home Electric, Congress will be held in Raleigh] at the Sir Walter Hotel October 27-29, it is announced by L. R. ! Harrill, state 4-H Club leader. Harrill said a state Winner in 4-H electric project work will be j named. The state winner will re- 1 ceive an expense paid trip to Na tional 4-H Club Congress in Chi cago, November 30-December 7. Territorial winners will be nam ed from areas served by the four soonsoring power companies. These are Carolina Power and Light Co., Duke Power Co., Vir ginia Electric and Power Co., and Nantahala Power and Light Co. i Straight Kentucky • Bourbon • v:> •• w % STBAIOHT KEIiTBCKY BOUBBON . 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