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Revival Services At Bear Marsh
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Revival services are sche
duled at the Bear Marsh Miss
ionary Baptist Church, located
five miles east of Mt. olive
October 20th. through the 27th
The Rev. R.C. James pastor
of the Falrview Baptist Church.
Albemarle. N.C.. will be the
guest speaker. Rev. James is a
powerful preacher of the Gospel
of Christ and Is loved by all
congregations he has been pri
vileged to work with.
There will be a worshipful
congregational singing and spe
cial music each evening. On
Tuesday evening, The Men's -
der special mask under the dir
ection of Mrs. J.Ty Williams,
Jr. On Thursday evening. The
Calypso Baptist Church Choir
will bring the special music
under the directionofMrs.RA.
Thompson. The Bear Marsh
Church Choir, and Men's Chor
us will bring the special music
during the week also.
Services will begin each eve
ning at 7:30 p.m. Pastor of the
Bear Marsh Church, the Rev.
R.H. Kelly, joins with his peo
ple in extending a cordial in
vitation to the public to attend
these services.
Patients At Duplin
General Hospital
ADMITTED OCT. 8-15. 1963.
Warsaw;
Rebecca Jean Best & Baby
girl; Nancy James W; Alice
Lucy Hines; Helen Carlton &
Baby boy; George Bennett; Jan
Ice Smith; Angela McKlver;
Earlene Stroud; Leeotis Roby;
Daisy Lou Williams & Baby
girl; Marvin Allen Sutton: Ma
bel Philyaw; Cynthia Bouyer;
Frank Wnaley.
Rose Hill:
Martha Henderson & Baby
girl; Gussle Carter; Vlolet
Glddlngs. 1
Mount Olive;
Mertle Cherry.
Wallace;
Bertha Smith; Doris Futrell;
Robert Allen Batts.
Newton Grove; 5
Clarence Lee Warren. 1
Jacksonville; s
Lillie Pearl Smith; Mollle 1
Sloan & Baby boy. 1
Magnolia; t
Teresa Howard; Mabel Rlt- I
ter; Alice Dean Mathls; Lll- (
llan Southerland & Baby girl;
John Albert Pickett; Karl Wil- 1
son; Annabel Barden. I
Kenansvllle; ]
Vernette Williams & Baby >
boy; Hortense Hasty. (
Beulaville; ?
Betty Brown; Grace Raynor; 1
Elson James Strickland; Betty 1
Eva Edwards. I
Bowden;
Donell Hill; Henry A. Par- '
ker. i
Teachey; 1
Sylvia Johnson; Wllma Sho- r=
lar & Baby girl.
Turkey;
Swannle Hudson.
Wallace;
Sylvia Boney.
Albertson; i
Nellie Brlnson.
Pink Hill;
Amelia Carol Swinson
& Baby boy; Lottie Brock.
Social
Security
As a self-employed farmer
you enjoy a number of rights
under the Provisions of the
Social Security Act. You and
your family are protected a
gainst loss of income brought
about by old-ace, disability,
and death provided you have
properly filed your tax returns
and paid your self-employment
taxes.
In addition to these rights,
you also have certain obliga
tions under the Social Security
Act as an employer. The most L
important of these obligations
is to report the wages you pay
to farm employees so that they
can get the same protection
you are enjoying.
Not all farm employees are
covered by Social Security.
However any employee to whom
you pay at least $150 in cash
wages during the year, or any
employee who worKS for you at
least 20 days during the year
(regardless of total earnings)
must be reported, v ,u should
file these reports < .th the In
ternal Revenue Service at the
end of each year. As an
employer there are four things t
you should do;
1) Whenever a new employee ,
starts to work for you, copy J
his name and social security [
number directly from his so- {
cial security card.
Sylvia Thigpen To Present Recital I
On Sunday afternoon October
!0th. at four p.m. Dr. Leonard
iarl Harris of the Harris Con
(ervatory of Music in Rocky
dount, will present Miss Sylvia
fhigpen, pianist, in recital ai
he Cedar Fork Baptist Church,
ieulavllle. The public is cor
liaUy invited to attend.
Miss Thigpen, daughter of
dr. and Mrs. Percy E. Thig
)en of Beulavllle, is nine
fears of age. She has been tak
ing piano lessons two yearsun
ier Dr. Harris, and with mo
lern educational practices in
:he art of teaching music along
ivith graded theory courses,
ceyboard harmony, Repertorie
and Workshop classes, Sylvia
has completed eight grades of
music. She is a fluent reader
of music at sight and memo
rlzes well by analysis. She is '
presently in the ninth grade of
music at the Conservatory.
PROGRAM:
Melody of Love, Englemann.
Dance of the Rosebuds. Keats.
Sunbeam Dance, Kern.
Fur Elise, Beethoven.
Mediation Morrison.
C<" ; Gardens Saar.
Olo Jack Joe, (Concert tran
scription) Rathbach.
Romance, Sibelius.
GAIL SLOAN
Showers of Roses May.
Glow Worm, Lincke.
Twilight Reverie, Guy.
Gau Sloan, daughter of Mr. :
and Mrs. J.D. Sloan of Chin
quapin who will assist, has
had piano with Dr. Harris three
years and is presently in the .
twelfth grade of music.
ROSE HILL
PTA MEETS
The Rose Hill Elementary
school held its regular P.T.A.
meeting, Monday night, Oct.
14., with Mr. Leo Jones, Pre
sident, Presiding.
2) Keep an accurate record
of the amount you pay each
employee during the year and
the number of days he works
for you. Be sure to Include
only the cash wages you pay
not wages in kind, such as
room and board.
3) If you have not already done
so, get an employer's iden
tification number from your
Internal Revenue Office by
filing a Form SS-4 available
at any Internal Revenue
Office.
Rood your BIBLE doily
ond
OO TO CHURCH
SUNDAY
4) Report once a year to In
ternal Revenue the wages paid
to any employee who either
earned $150 in cash wages
or who worked for you at
least 20 days during the year
and was paid on a time basis,
i.e., by the hour or day.
You withhold from your em
ployees pay 3 5/8 % as the
employees pay 3-5/8% of his
wages, add another 3-5/8%
as the employer's share of
the tax, and send it with your
report to Internal Revenue
Service.
For further information on
his or any other social secur
ty matter, contact your Social
Security District Office at 311
Hast Walnut Street in Golds
?ro. Office hours are 8:45 a.m.
o 5:00 p.m.. and the telephone
lumber is 735-6811.
Mr. W.R. Teachey and Wil
liam Elmore's combined 7th
grades gave the devotional.
A program on school drop !
out was presented by Mrs. Lee
Souder and Mr. Billy Murphy,
Duplin County Truant officers.
A film "When I'm old enough
good-bye," was shown, which
would certainly discourage
youth from thinking of leaving
school before graduation.
The committee for the Hal
loween program, this year was
appointed.
The new teachers and truant
officers were introduced to the
audience.
Our Congratulations
To The Poultry Industry
Of Duplin County
From
npi
ASSOCIATE STORE AlsO
Agent For Security Fire
Insuarnce Co.
-Complete Insurance Service
Hail - Auto - Fire
With
Kind Wishes igjg^p^j
To Duplin In
Their Poultry Progress
Hill
Supply Co.
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Poultry Industry In
Congratulations To The
Duplin County
PpgtMMf re-caps, repairs
Firestone Tires
We Use Racing Rubber ml
AT NO EXTRA CHARGE#
6-00x13 thru 10-00x22 V
Racing Rubber
At No Extra Cost.
Guaranteed Tire Re-Capping
SANDLIN TIRE SERVICE
Day; Phone CY 8-3362 Night; Phone CY 8-3361
Beulaville, N. C.
We Salute The Poultry
Industry In This Area
A BIG NEW
SHIPMENT
JUST ARRIVED
Men's And Ladies Shoes
J
Ladies Dressels --Coals
- "IPe Outfit The Whole Familyw
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DIXIE DISCOUNT
Rose Hill, N. (..
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NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH WEEK
1Q1Q Sixteen million school children buy economical, nutritious
noon metis at school every day
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The Country !
Stable
of
(J/Jm
iii*its?
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(In Jordan's Shoping Center)
Clinton, N. C.
OPENS THURSDAY
October 17th. 4 P. AA.
Remains Open Till 9 P. M.
THURSDAY NIGHT
Register For FREE GIFTS
? Mens Sports Coat
? Mens Trousers
? Ladies Sweater
? Ladies Blouse
Featuring
0 Suits by Hart, Schaffner & Marx and Cricketeer
0 Shirts by Sero, Creighton & Manhattan
Q Trousers by Seven Seas and Happ
^ Ladies' Blouses by Villager & Lady Manhattan
0 Skirts by John Meyer & Century
^ Sweaters by Villager ^ Loftis Match Sets
? Dresses by Villager
Tobacco Is Selling Good At
ROSS WAREHOUSE
Truck Lane 701 Clinton, N. C. Tel. LY 2-2966
with
GUY R. ROSS A. E. RACKLEY
BILL BEECH . CLARENCE KIRVEN, JR.
Bring Your Tobacco And Return
Same Day ... See Sales Schedule B< ow
ROSS
\A/AP PUT ^1 October 17?Thursday ... 2nd SALE
? * IV/UJL October .18?Friday .1 __ -- - 1st SALE
Has Highest Average SSSS ::: :: : ?1 IlKJ
Perry Hall's Grocery & A. L. Jackson's Grocery
401 South Center St Beside Railroad MOUNT OLIVE, N. C. ROUTE 1 MOUNT OLIVE, N. C.
??NECK BONESm lb. "a,... Hamburger
rryprs jyrr" now its pepsi Flour oq# ik
24jlb. BACON VATomi ns^l $1 fiQ fSSSr
Honeyeult 29c $1.28 Crate Pto, |M*SKjOtA| UmI | S'
Tenderiied 32c CaftOlt ' D*p0,i' 1 AIL MEAT
1/2 or while DIIAIAm ? ? 1/2 or whole Regular O'K Colgate
HAM I Premium Lb. Box bologna Toothpaste
45c?. 8cl1- CRACKERS 30c 35cu>. 43c
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