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KNOW YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY
John T. Grooms, representative of the Social Security
Administration, is in Edenton every Thursday at the North
Carolina Employment Security Commission office in the
Citizens Bank Building.
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About a million and a half
older people—the widows, de
pendent widowers, and depend
ent parents of workers Who have
died— are due to receive increas
ed payments under the new
Amendments to the Social Se
curity Act.
The benefits payable to wid
ows age 62 or over will be rais
ed about 10 per cent. Widows
eligible for tim increased pay
ments do not need to get in
touch with their Social Security
offices. The increase will be
added automatically to the
checks they will receive early j
in September, 1961.
Congress called this increase
“one of the most needed chang
es in the Social Security Pro
gram.” Aged widows not only
get lower benefits than do re
tired workers, but they also have
less income from other sources
than retired workers have.
The average benefit being paid
to an aged widow early this
year was $57.80 a month. The
yearly income for half the wo
men receiving widow’s benefits,
not counting their Social Se
curity benefits, was less than
$270 a year.
Aged dependent widowers and
Hopkins Plays In
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Continued from Page 1, Section 1 ,
of Raleigh, a dangerous runner;
Will Mann of Durham.
Fullbacks for the All-Stars
may be the best ever for one
of these August classics, each
6quad being three deep at the
plunging post and all capable of
tearing up the defense.
Powerful-running Gene Isen
hour of Hickory and Brevard’s
Denny Landreth ripped lines to
shreds all last season, Isenhour
rushing for better than 1,200
yards and the bull-like Landreth
even passing that figure. The
two accounted for 236 points
between them. Dal Gwynn of
Morehead didn’t equal those but
few ever do.
In the East camp high-scoring
190 pound Bubba Hopkins of
Edenton stands ready to pick up
where he left off a few months
ago in leading the Aces to an
unbeaten season and the state
2-A crown. He scored 20 touch
downs, gained better than 1,500
yards.
Alex Bell, 200-pounder from
Raleigh, drew considerable at
tention for his speed and brute
power. And John Creech of
Wilmington adds 200 additional
pounds to the East secondary.
Put all these fellows together
on August 4, and the offensives
may be as explosive as the half
time fireworks display. That’s
what the coaches are planning.
Bubba Hopkins will leave
Edenton Friday, July 28 to go
in training for the game which
usually attracts sell-out crowds.
Corn Price Support
Minimum Os $1.29
Continued from Page 1. Section 1
gram will be eligible for price
support on their 1961 produc
tion,” he declared, “but there
will be a limitation on the
amount of corn from eligible
farms that can be put under
support. The amount of eligi
ble corn from such a ‘cooperat
ing’ farm in effect will be the
‘normal’ production from the
farm’s 1961 corn acreage. Should
the actual corn crop exceed the
‘normal’ yield determined for
the farm, a grower might very
well find that he could put only
a part of his 1961 corn crop un
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! some aged parents of deceased
workers are also due automatic
10 per cent increases with the
■ Social Security checks payable
to them in early September,
1961. However, an increase in
a parent’s benefit check will be
made in those cases where only
one parent is receiving benefits
based on the deceased son’s or
daughter’s work under Social
Security. Where more than one
dependent parent receives a
parent’s benefit, there will be
no increase.
A number of widows age 62
or older are now getting retire-
I ment benefits based on their own
| work under Social Security. Be
cause of. the change in the law
increasing widow’s benefits, it is
possible that some of these wid
ows now getting monthly re
tirement benefits of less than
SIOO based on their own work
will be able to qualify for high
er amounts by applying for the
widows benefits payable on their
husbands’ accounts.
A widow now collecting her
own retirement benefit can find
out whether this change in the
law applies to her by asking at
her nearest Social Security Of
fice. I
der the support program. Pro
ducers of corn who do not par
ticipate in the 1961 feed grain
program of course will not be
eligible for support on their 1961
corn production.”
“Eligible corn,” according to
West, must also have been pro
duced in 1961, must grade No.
3 or better or No. 4 because
of test weight only, must meet
certain moisture requirements,
and must be in adequate stor
age. The schedule of premiums
and discounts is unchanged from
the 1960 program.
As in the past, the price-sup
port program for 1961-crop corn
will be carried out through
farm and warehouse-stored loans
and purchase agreements. These
will be available from harvest
time through February 28, 1962.
Loans will mature on July 31,
; 1962.
1 Experience is victor, never the
’ vanquished; and out of defeat
1 comes the secret qf victory.
—Mary Baker Eddy.
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