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PAGE FOUR-C Children Now Eligible For S. S. Children can now qualify for social security benefits on their mother’s work rec ord as easily as on the father’s record. Under the law in effect before February, 1968, chil dren could not qualify for monthly payments on their mother’s record unless she had worked at least one and one-half years during the last three years before she retired, became dis abled, or died; or she had actually provided most of the children’s support. This provision was removed by the 1967 amendments. Now children are considered de pendent on both parents and the same requirements apply when either parent becomes entitled or dies. Before this change in the law many children were denied payments on their mother’s work record be Would You Believe? MOBILE HOMES As Low as $l5O Down on Used r Down on New large SELECTION of New and Used 10’ and 12’ Wide 1,2,3,4 Bedrooms. See them today. 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SUE type each price* 2 tire price* r tire price* , », E 5i l T , a , #n «. f MietM m eei «—»»—* ' P- 1 * rclt Tilll Free Installation 6.70x15 g-f* gaiM 52 42 USE OUR PAY PLAN 7 7 1 X J 4 3 ZZ\ I°l 37| 7Z| g BUUUYEAR V¥Sff& f cause she did not meet the work or support require ments. Claims for pay ments that were denied before 1968 may be paid now if the person will re contact the social security office about the new pro visions. Monthly payments can begin with February, 1968. •Children receive monthly payments until age 18, or until age 22 if a full-time student is in an accredited school. Disabled adult chil dren continue to receive benefits until death or re covery. The social security office for this area is located at 401 South Dyer Street in Elizabeth City, N. C. The office is open Monday through Friday from 3:45 A. M. to 5 P. M. and on Saturday from 9 A. M. un til 12 noon. THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, CAROLINA, THURSDAY AUGUST 14. IBM. Ex-Missionary To Ffll Pulpit Dr. Archie L. Nations of Southeastern Baptist Sem inary in Wake Forest and a farmer missionary, is to be guest preacher at the Edenton Baptist Church on Sunday, August 17, in the absence of the pastor, Rev. R. N. Carroll. Dr. Nations is professor of New Testament inter pretation at the seminary, which affiliation he has held since 1967. During the period 1961- 1966 he served as a mis sionary under the auspices of the Southern Baptist Convention. While in Ja pan, he was professor of New Testament at Seinan Cakuin University in Fuk uoka 1964 to 1966 and was pastor of the New Life Baptist Church in Fuk uoka during the same peri od. In the United States, he has held pastorates in Alabama and Tennessee and along with his sem inary duties is now active I in pulpit supply. Born in Louisiana, Dr. Nations was educated in southern schools. He holds the B.A. degree from Bay lor University, the B.D. de gree from the Southern Baptist Theological Semin ary, the PhjD. degree from Vanderbilt University. He is a fluent writer and con tributes to various relig ious publications. As usual, the 11 o’clock service will be broadcast over the local radio sta tion WCDJ for the benefit of those unable to attend and the supervised church nursery will be open for the convenience of parents with small children. No business enterprise grows unless it is pushed by somebody with brains and energy. God’s Power And Love By DALTON WARD When old Satan tries to tempt you By saying that God is dead. Just remember that there is a Higher Power Looking down on you from overhead. God’s presence is always near you. And sometimes we get out of tune; May we ever keep on praying Far His coming may be very soon. May God in His tender mercy Keep us ever in His infinite love; So may I always keep on watering As He comes down from the portals above. So may Jesus our Blessed Redeemer, As He keeps us from day to day, Ever refresh our minds in thinking That through Jesus is the only way. As He reaches his hand of love To save them who haven’t stood true; May we always be a witness for Jesus Until He comes down out of the starry blue. To help those who have a great longing To see Christ in His beauty some day, By living a life of true holiness. And let nothing to cause us to stray. Now let us all take warning And abide in God’s precious love As He is the Master of every situation. And reigns up in Heaven above. We are coming to the end of our journey. To a land of lone despised few; I want to be ready to meet Him On that day; how about you? Widows Eligible For Benefits We know that there are many more widows in Chowan County who could qualify for widow’s disab ility insurance benefits than have made applica tion. To be eligible for the new widow’s disability benefits, the widow must be between 50 and 60 years old and be the widow of a worker who was fully in sured at the time of his death. In addition to the above requirements, the widow must have a mental or physical disability which prevents her from doing any work. The disability must have begun no later than the seventh year fol lowing her husband’s death or if the widow previously received benefits because she had in her care the worker’s minor child, the disability must have 'begun within seven years after the child was age 18. Widower’s disability bene fits are also payable. The only difference in widow’s and widower’s benefits is the additional requirement that the widower be de pendent upon his deceased wife for at least one-half of his support for the 12 month period ending at the time his wife died and the disabled widower’s disabil ity must have begun with in seven years of his wife’s death.’ The Social Security of fice is located at 401 South Dyer Street, Elizabeth City, N. C., and is open Monday through Friday from 8:45 A. M. to 5 P. M. and on Saturday from 9 A. M. until 12 noon. Hampshire Sale At Plymouth The N. C. State Hamp shire summer sale will be held on Thursday night, August 21, at the livestock barn in Plymouth. The show will start at 3 P. M. and the sale at 7 P. M. Twenty boars, 20 open gilts and 25 bred gilts will be offered for sale by the Hampshire breeders throughout North Carolina. According to Jack Park er, area livestock special ist, this will be an oppor tunity for pork producers from throughout the area to buy top quality animals to go into their herds. White, Rascoe Continued from Page 1 reforestation and to an area where logging is un derway. Weyerhaeuer’s A1 Perry acted as tour guide. The session concluded at the company’s Plymouth picnic area, where a steak cook-out was held. (§hip’ishore‘ Face-flattering ‘‘jolie’’ collar, silky 1 jig spaced stripes on a glimmering blend 1 ms of 50% polyester, 50% Avri,* rayon. * " edenton w d SUMMIT SCHOOL LfSSONFM THIS WEEK Continued from Page 2 Bible, Moses begged God to spare his people. God responded to Moses’ prayer and assured him He would not withdraw the prize of the fertile land He had de sired to lead them into, but He would not let their sinning go unpunished. They were to perish in the wilderness; their children, however, were to inherit the promised land. S.S. Questions And Answers Q. I know that a bene fit period does not end until there has been a period of 60 consecutive days during which I am not a patient in a hospital or extended care facility, will this benefit period end if I spend this 60-day period in a nursing home which is not an extended care facility? A. If the nursing home' provides simply custodial care and not skilled nurs ing services, yes, the bene fit period will end after l the patient spends 60 con secutive days in this fa cility. But as long as a person remains a patient in a nursing home which dees provide skilled nurs ing services whether or no't the nursing home is participating in Medicare as an extended care facil ity the benefit period does not end. Note that the law does not speak of 60 days dur ing which a person was not an inpatient of a hospital or extended care facility par ticipating in Medicare. It’s jusft a question whether there was a period of 60 days during which he was not an inpatient of any hospital or extended care facility, whether or not such institution is partici pating in the Medicare program. Basically, the definition of an extended care facility for this pur pose rests on whether the institution is primarily en gaged in providing skilled nursing services. Q. As a young worker under 31 years old, how much social security work do I need to get disability benefits? A. If you become dis abled between ages 24 and 31, you need social security werk for only one-half the time between age 21 and the time you become un able to work. If you are disabled before age 24, you need social security work for lVi years of work in the three years before you become disabled. CARD OF THANKS Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Knox wish to express their sin cere gratitude for all the kindnesses shown to them following their recent auto accident. Spiritual victories are never easy—no matter what day and time. Life makes great demands on our tifie, our faith, our ener gies; how we respond to these challenges is, in mea sure, the depth and breadth of our stature as human beings, and as Christians. On our innate sense of personal discipline. Life is a journey our own personal journey; what roads we take are of our own choosing; if we take a short cut (especial ' 'Vv fjjHHH ! 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We may have made the wrong choice, He is ever lenient of hon est error; it is defiance the lack of faith that we must beware. Our re sponse to God must be •positive. Only so will we find favor on our journey.
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