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) v a JUv been re . oyers of maids nld worker has big, N. A. Awri, , t-,e Wilmington, N. C. a of the Sodil Security . lion stated today. J6 been receiving a etea i of letter, telephone j eraonal visits frompeo- pl who wWh more Inform 'on about their obligation to re rt such an employment," he add 1. According to Mr. Avera, sons confusion still exist with respect to when tuch employment muat he reported to the Collector of In ternal Bevenue. "There are two teat which must be met before the employer need .;3stt:jT.,:;': " "2 Pcczh Sr.zke Czr.zls rt U H"v k :n zr.y ether cigarette! I 1 .V- i rocxv . . - be paid c-'i in the cum i t - in the current , Well, it may so t . .u.g7 si bit conf us- i-a 'Viiat k:t'a take and ex ample, and perhaps we- can clear it up. - Suppose Mary does Bouse work inHiviHtijtl Durinc October, mam - November, and December 1950 ahe worked two days per week and re ceived cash wages of 4 per day. During the entire quarter n worked 26 ways. The amout paid heu la immaterial, however, quali fy, because she had worked on 24 different days in tne preceeoing quarter; the quarter preceedlng the first date on which auch employ ment was 'covered " January I. 1951. During January, reoruary ana March 1851, she also -works two a.,,. . wt. rr 28 days during the quarter at the same. wage. Since .v. I. nM at least 150 and has worked on 24 different day, these mirtt rut fwiuiriM on uiv , ,." r - . quarterly return due after March i ion - "Why did we bring la ocioner, momiukr TiA December . 1950. when' such employment is not . . . . i u.i If Mary works on 24 different days in the Current or preceding qurv er, and U paid $50 to the current quarter, her current quarterly wages' must be reported. : ' . or. Hva been talkdnr about maid,. the manager stated, "but Ht'nty of t , i-"mon "cn,c en sense" Is 1 ' annr who wants to ibe auccesaful wn m the same rule applies to lauadres ces, housekeepers, nursemaids. gardners, furnace men, uanoy men valets, footmen, grooms, cnaus- feurs of privately owned cars, prac tical nurses, etc. The term .TnaM does not Include the above employ ees on a farm. Such employees arc classified ar agncuiir era' and mus quauiy uuu rules for farm workers. Mr. Avers added that his office fnr lUatriblliUon. UPOn request, a booklet entitled, ."Do you Have a Maid?" which is very . n.. ..nHantAivl The. last DSge 1 a tear-off which the employer com pletes and malls to the Collector in.rni Revenue at Greensboro, v r. Thla la necessary in order ml iv mnWwir mav be assigned an identdficaUon number by tbe Collector. This. will be the ,Muiar wMrdi Out employer UUUIWV. - " - " files her returns. By completing and mailing the card, the employer is aiSO put on pw viuw - n4 fnr reoort form. buUetlns and information whdeb toe uonecuw office sends out from time w nine. The booklets may be obtained by card, letter, telephone call, or a personal visit to the local Social Security office in Wilmington, N. c.--- '1 ouiliuhed. The puWcatlon was pre- pared by u. waupm, rlshi T. B. Morris, ana w. v-.? " drew. -., iu- -,i s The person who wants to be a aioAMsful ooultry manager, say the authors, must have a love for poultry, be willing w w. " " a close observer of details, he must tart with good stock, -r- proved pracUces in the laying house , use recommended equip ment, and give the birds plenty of fresh, high quamy xeea. m.. ...ufii! Doultrvman must ,) ijn fl r also provide light for the layers waaaaarlaWI. mill LlltZ iivvs ularly, and take the necessary steps i riueaaea and parasites. ill " - Finally, he must keep accurate, de- tailed Tecoras m " wHwyrr In addiuon to covering nint. the socialists discuu UCW - . .... such things ; as floor space, imer, care of eggs, and caonioamun. w DUO list other- free State College nnblicatlons wnicn are oi to pouwrymen.- viyiMr Wanaffementf', is 16 pages in length ana to illustrated wHh several photograph:' Single ' .i.. ..KiiMiitn lionied as copies w F , ExtensionCircuUr No. 278 Revised), msy be obtained from the local co unty agent or by writing the Agri cultural Editor, State College Sta ttan, Balelgh.,;;,::::. RENEW YOCTt SPBSCEIPTlOy ... . . ' ( 4 Via ills wuvn r - . .u i. ... h-irt the Baptist church Sunday afternoon af 6:30 Following the supper m the church coun- . .ta.t I HHrimAH sit 111 nr women, enuuva, Work. A 'tjMKlly riumber uttended. Class 01 1927 Holds Reunion ; The class of 1927 held their an- 1 ..! iwnnlon Friday nlglK, in the school lunchroom Attending Were Mr. and Mrs. raui mgrou, Mr and Mrs ElMs. Vestal. Mr ind Mrs Manley Kornegay, Mrs Ruth 1.1 . r'.mlliu neadi: Mrs. Lsw- JVWIMf w. . PMr. Ta Cranae. Mr.' and Mr. Hsrvey Blake, Misses VioU Westbrook, and Margaret wiuim and Mr James vnesnun, , , - Mrs. Emory Sodler and Emory spent the weekend In Raleigh. Mr. and Mrs. A Marsh and Miss Pattd Williamson of Chicago, 111, are visiting Mr and Mrs. C. S Wil liamson -' -Mr. and Mrs Vernon H. Rey nolds announce the blrttc a dau ghter, Judy Anne on April 26th to MemorUl Genera hosplUl to Kln ston. t ... . ',' , -. l!mllcci!:ls H:!dThis7c:!i j nintf Misses Angela Daugbtry and Sarah West Outlaw UVM Kbool auditorium. Selections were chosen from toe wor composers. ' m...i.tt evenlns; Miss Anna Htaespresented her music class to a ptono recital with twenty-five students, parUdpattog ; FoUowing ine pru - was honored at a reception by her Personals WCBUPUIC m : Booty, Sam Newton, Walter Stroud ..,n .rui Mb Martha Pick- A. WW ' . ett attended the distric No. 6 of the Wilmington Prestoyterlal -to Eallsvllle Friday. ' ' Ki Jacqueline wu Pui we weekend to Raleigh. - - , . mh Rill Browder. Mr. and Mrs S R Grady, Misses Eleanor- Boney and Margares wuumn mv tended the stage show, "Mr Rob- erts" In Raleifih isaiuraay. w Tirivkii.. liliim and dausb- tfUS uuu. ters of Carolina Beach spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs. J. 1. Williams - nr '. i. T -nm&nM :. RldT Ctf La. Ui .'. JWm"- " Grange apent the weekend with her father Mr MoKoy nenneny. Mesdames Nora Shaffer, Ivy Bow dei) and Margaret Tucker attended, the opening of Pender Memorial hospital in Buiaw . xuesuy.- ..CMrs.1 Harvey oias-e ,, Burgavf spent ,.everal day last week with Mr Nora Shaffer. - (il-.-frH '. m 1 i c,.,a rnii0 nent tbe weeK. end with Billy Ingram at his home- here: .' r : .. .., vxaivround ess pro- duction will help" North Carolina. poultrymen take aavanuige m mv ter prices, "say agricultural econo mists at state cwuege. m.. n... u.i fitst normalhr 1UV v . - produce' only about tnreeHiourwJs pf the ers it neeas. - I . L t. -7 1 J j j - l., L. ji jl- k i j J:';.r"3-: t l.C. I loll President Ilrniaasl W elstsaaswaiil For The Convenience Of Duplin tounty People On The Corner - Next Door To The Bank Secretary 0e of our many Features ',. .... Vi-- - -f -. '-'-Si 'V . '. - ' f t lit; , , ) J MAYTAG ICOHVEMTIOKALS Tn-.nn7 TP i' . ; 1 1 k An. lv i v-U 1 Y ? :-r. : ' . - I I aUI- - - " IVli I A WaIT - I ' 1 i " ii'l'l ., ' I ' ' ; t: MM. ! XL . 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