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i i I 3 4 la-Am jAwM MUCK HOCSS ' This to om of 87 homes designed by hading Carolina Architect and featured In ."Carolina Homes," a plan book published by Brick k Tila Service, Inc., Greensboro, N. a Simplicity is the keynote for this house. Its clean lines radiate eco . I", nomy and good taste. The builder , of. this house can, build with the I- ? knowledge that its design is not a T fad, but a design that will look as f ! nice years from now as it. does to- ,uy. I The structure of the porch gives 1 pleasing variation to the dominant v ;; lines in the house' without appear- . ing ornate. 3 t The iloor plan is practical and ,r very much in line with the econo- I f inical aspects of the house. The f living room is unusually large for I this size house. This is accomplish , ed not by making other equally g 2 Important rooms smaller, but by -5 making the entrance open directly f Pinto the living room and not into C a vestibule. The bedrooms a.' - roomy and have very good ventila . I tion. Each has two windows and ( 5 also adequate closet space. The kitchen is placed and arran " 1' ged so as to save steps in meal pre a paration. FACT SHEET Oil In territory such as Southenct lrn North Carolina, a worker may ispend half hit time in employment rcovered" by the law and the other ipart in Jobs such as farming,, self Employed, etc. which is not "cover- ; itdj. ,TMqaiise, corresponding jdrfip in ''average monthly wages" . $ald since December 31, 1036 (the Saw became effective January 1, 3037) and will causa a correspond- i fngly lower benefit to be paid than in a situation where all the Income U received is "covered" by the law. pnt way to correct, the situation is to extend coverage to all excluded groups, which has been recom mended by the Social Security Ad ministration. To qualify as a "fully insured" srarfcer for benefit payments for fumsett and wife at age 65, a wor r must have been paid fSO.OQ, or 5.. i- x 1" " V I. ...LkJ PLAN HO. l-DIgMl kr John Floj SOCIAL SECURITY more per quarter in half the calen dar quarters that have elapsed since December 31, 1936, up to the quarter in which he reached age 65. If he reaches age 65 and needs additional "quartern of coverage", he caiMnake them after ge 69 by continuing to work. Any worker who has accumulated 40 "quarters of coverage" will be eligible for a benefit at any time claim is filed thereafter. If all employment were covered by law, there should be a considerable drop in the load car ried by welfare Departments, and other agencies such as Community Chests and private relief or charity organizations. In death cases, the same rule as above applies up to the quarter oi death. If the above conditions are not met at the time of death, there la a special rule based on what is PRICES HAVE r ! trip14-!- - BED RM2. ""I ,jn KITCHEN DINING DM. -vj s-aii- ii . p - t-4xn- . 1 BED RMin 4- LIVING RM. (, J-',- rencii f. t nw mmv i?y AAR CPAPP PHR VftIT A Nil YOLK MClUILDUn ALL MODEBN CONVENIENCES FOB YOU AND YOUB FAMILY SELL YOUB TOBACCO WITH MEN WHO KNOW HOW TO GET THE HIGH DOLLAB Si Wlcktr. Architect, Grnn.boro called "currently Insured" status, that applies In death cases which requires, an alternative, that the worker who died must have been paid $50.00 or more in wages for 6 out of the 12 calendar quarters, Including the quarter of death. In this event, a benefit payment will be made to the surviving relatives. The Social Security Act requires every "covered" employer of one or more persons, whether they work part time or full time, and regardless of the employee's age, to report wages paid, and to give the employee a receipt for deduct ion made, at least once every four years. The employ can check his wage credits with the Social se curity Administration by using a simple card form available-at any field office. There are "two times for action", so far as claimants are concerntd, due to the fact that once a bene fit payment is due it cannot be paid more than three months re troactively unless a claim Is filed: 2$mms-H STEADILY IKCREASED Oil AU GRADES OF TOBACCO n -III TIMES (h) TUe wk earner should make contact at the Social Security FleW office always at, age 63, .tor advice. '"CbV Surviving fWm hpuia ahiava Inquired, a, once, upon., the death of a person who worked at ny time after December 81 1936. There are man 'GAPK" in use present, law, Where specific situa tions are not covered, fou example: (a) A wife wrote in to the Wil mington office and stated her hus band worked the last 20 years for a certain firm, but a few days pre viously has suffered a - paralytic stroke at age 47. He had been un der social securing about ' eight years. There were two small child ren. No payments can be made now because there is no disability or health provision in the; law nd unless there is other" "covered" employment, the worker will not be eligible for any benefit at age 65. His family will be for benefit payments if he dies before his "in sured status" has expired.. The "in sured status" in this type case is similar to that of a person who buys private life insurance, keeps it a few years, lets it lapse, and take the "extended Insurance op tion" under most life insurance policies. (b) Workers whose-wages have not been reported by their em ployers will have no wage credits. At the time the claim is filed, by the worker at ace 65, or In case of his death by his widow, then will be loss of benefits due to re ductions of average monthly wage or lack of insured status, rhe worker should check his wage credits at least once every four years with the Social Security Ad ministration due to the fact that wage records of the administration cannot be corrected under certain circumstances because of the run ning of the statute of limitations. V. H. Reynolds Writes MH-ers There seems to be quite a lot of interest In beef calf projects by 4-H club boys of Duplin County this year, and we think that there will be a large number of calves ted in the county. To feed a calf if you have corn md hay the only feed you will need to buy will be about 3 bags of cot ton seed meal. . We will buy calves for all boys - PINE LUMBER For Sale 4" t Com Flooring, Ceillnr and Sheathing ; $45.00 4" C and Better Flooring Ceillnr - worked te pattern 375.00 5" Hoofers Sheathing $52.00 2x4 Dressed Random length $52 00 Even lower prices on popular shea. CASH PRICES AT OUR PLANT SoufhmontMfg.Co. Phone 210-2 Rosa Hill, N. C. ITC Z2G0 Dcd nH ' fl who want us to at on of the sales In North Carolina or Virginia. We will get Bteer calves alt beef type, weighing . between 450. and 600 pounds, 'Jar. L. I. Case, North Card Una Beef Cattle Specialist,: says that he thinks we can get good and -choice steers for.a price of some where between 24 and 28 cents per pound delivered here, and pos sibly a lHtle cheaper. - The limit on the number of calves a club member can put In the show is two. If you want us to buy a calf for you sand me a $10.00 deposit by September 12, 1949, if you v. ant two calves, send $20.00. You will pay the balance of the purchase price when you receive the calf. The first sale that we plan to attend is at Rocky Mount, N. C, on September 15, if we don't get calves there, we will attend some of the later sales. Don't forget to send your de posit along with your name and address by September 12, if you want a calf. . . Very truly yours, V. H. Reynolds, Asst. County Agent Negro Farmers Attend Picnic By: SIDDICK E. WILKINS Duplin County Farmers and Homeoiakers are finding that all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. This was evidenced by the record number of Negro farmers and homemakers who Jammed At lantic Beach, S. C. for their Annual Farmers Day Picnic. There were picnic boxes, dancing, Bwlmminz and a variety of amusements to suit MAKES STURDY, FIRESAFE LOWCOST FARM BUILDING'S VITA-LITE MASONRY UNITS ... ui.k mwuin team cured and stored under' cover to insure pro per aging. Smith Concrete Products, Inc. Kinston, N. C. Phone 3412 DEALERS: Duplin Mercantile Company Kenansville, N. C. I. J. Sandlln Company BeulaviUe, N. C. We Build To A Standard - Not To A Price i i i in ii V:. . ,4 . c. I ' PBOMPT, COURTEOUS SEBVICE AT t , .... .:,- ,.v -,, .,., . FRIDAY, SEPTr n.f ltX the taste of everyone. ' ':' This activity takes place eicn year with increasing participation. This year some 150 persons mace their way to the beach. :- Ben Miller, a 4-H member for lour years who was attending a Wildlife Camp at Camp Whisper ings, cut short by a few hours his camping trip in order to attend this activity. MODERN KtTCHEN. (WAMDY T L 0, s - is m . JUST RECEIVED NEW SHIPMENT FURNITURE INCLUDING BED ROOM SUITES, CHAIRS, SPRINGS, MATTRESSES, ODD TABLES MIRRORS. DINING ROOM SUITES NEW and USED FURNITURE New and Used Pianos Cash or CrediJ - Small Down Payment Gets What You Want Mercer's Furniture Store J. R. MERCER, Prop BEULAVHXE SINCE OPEIIIHG DAV ALL TIMES ".. FOOSALE SASH, DOORS, SHEET ROC" BOCK LATH BOCK WOOL, PLASTEB, LIME, CEMENT, BRICK, MORTAR, PAINTS, TEB- RA-COTTA PIPE, DRAIN IDLE, WHITE ASBESTOS SIDING, ASPHALT SHINGLES, ALL KINDS OF ROLL ROOFING ROOFINJi, BRICK Z. J. Carter & Son Wallace), N C r iin X 1 'j BLAIICIIARDS. : MEV !f?m HUSSEY'S J It '
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