TAGS TWO
THE PERQUIMANS WEEKLY. HERTFORD, N. C FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1937
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WHAT'S WHAT ,
ABOUT
SOCIAL SECURITY
- A another service to its readers.
I Tha Perquimans WeeWyieachwesk
"will iT:,ptnoritottve;aiuren u
auestions' on the Social r Security
law. By special arrangement with
Wontit N. n tha Social Security
Cjard bM consented to pass on tha
' accuracy; of anawera to questions on
s Social Security, which may be asked
' ty employers, employee, and others.
through The -rerquimans wwr
,.WWm---CTrr J JAr4 lnnR(lM tn tit. l&!itOft.$".'An--
wers wiU be given herd to the l orfef
la Mek;iestk!UiMvA
, is an uuormauonai service ana nu
legal advioe or service.'' In keeping
with Social Security Board policy
ames wffl , not be published. ;
' Question: When will unemploy-
nent compensation benefits be paid ?
Answer. This depends entirely up
on the State law.1 It just so happens
t in Itarion IV. comDrifliwr North
Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia,
District of Columbia, and Maiyiana,
benefits commence in 1938 under the
State Unemployment Compensation
law.
Question: What is necessary to be
eligible for an unemployment com
pensation benefit?
Answer: The requirements of most
State laws are that a worker must
have been employed during a mini
tmm number of weeks, which varies
with different state laws, and in an
, employment which is included under
ihe state act. Monthly benefits are
based on the number of weeks work-;
. ed and the amount of wages earned. ,
Question: I have been receiving
old-age assistance but it has recently
Lbeen stopped. Is there any action Ij
should take? !
Answer: If you feel you have not
been treated fairly you have the right
of appeal to your state department of
public welfare.
Question: My employer will not
make e note of my account number
or deduct the one percent tax which I
understand he should do. What
steps do you advise me taking?
Answer: You should report the
I M - facts as you have stated them to me
jour state, or a deputy collector in
jour city. All matters involving tax
es come under the bureau of internal
revenue. .
Question: I was 65 years, old on
November 9 and have been'employed
au ot mis year, Am i enuiiea to
anything under the Social Security
Act and do I have to stop working to
set any. money tnat is aue mei
Arnnntr! If vou have been . em
ployed in an employment which is not
specifically excepted from toe Social
Security Act you are entitled to 3Vi
j percent of the amount of wages you
have earned since January 1, 1937.
: You do not have to stop work to get
w this money..
Question: I am an employer, hav
ing just started in business. How of -
n An I hkvw trt tmiVA rennnbt and
W taxe, ind thTockU Security
ACT I
Answer:. The Bureau of Internal
Revenue collects all taxes. - Until
December 81 a monthly , report., on
Form 68-1.; witfi 'the amount of mon
ey to cover, your tax, is required, un-
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tXHEKL EJT.TCELS
Neiw Edgings!
t K TTRACTrVB crocheted edgings';
for your bathtoeis,,ln".colors
to match any bathrOm tcbem.e,
sire Made of soft pearl cotton.' Here s
are three different edging patterns,'
all worked right on to the towels.
These saais edgings, In lighter-
' weistt pearl 'cotton.- would do for"?
' t-iavler hand towels, toa Make up
st for your bet friend when";
: tlvfcg- tlaes ecse annin4.Tt';
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Traveling Around America
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DOORMEN
ON guard at tha entrance of a
little shop in Mexico City these
straw men salute the tariff & Within,
Is a tempting array of native handi
craft -Mexican glassware, colorful
Jugs and jars, exquisite featherwork
and embroidery, Saskets, the In
evitable sombreros, and the hand
woven sa rapes tha Indians wear
'round their : shoulders - articles
Which are eagerly bargained for by
travelers taking the cruise-tours to
Mexico City by way ot Central
America.
The natives all love a' good bar
gaining bout and when there's a
really exciting one U progress it at
tracts as curious an audience as our
der Title VIII of ,the Act After Jan
rary 1, 1938, this report will be made
every three months. You have to re
port annually on Form 940 the
amount of tax you are Kable for un
der Title IX of the Social Security
Act This is due in the hands of the
Collector of Internal Revenue on
January 31 the following year. .
WHITESTON NEWS
Mrs. Jeptha R. Winslow has return
ed to her home in Elizabeth City,
after a week's, visit here "with A her j
sister, Mrs. H. L. Williams, and her
nephew, S. N. Riddick.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Cullipher,'
from near Colerain,' spent several)
days recently with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. S. N. Riddick,
Mrs. A. N. Winslow spent two days
last week hi Lake view Hospital, Suf
folk, Va., for treatment.
Mr. aiid Mrs. Jesse Asbell, of
Edenton, were guests of relatives'
here Sunday. ; ' -
Mr. and Mrs. Etwood. White, of
Bagley Swamp, spent Sunday with
his parento, Mr. and Mrs. E.' W.
White. .
:. Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Lane and their
daughter, of Wilmington, -Del., ' are
.yiaiting his brothers, J:' tH Leonidas,
and J. L. Lane and familiea. v '
; Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wiggins, of
Trotville, spent last week-end with !
Mrs. Wiggins' parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Allen U. Winslow,
Charlie- E Winslow, Jr., has re
turned to his home in Norfolk, Vs.,
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OF STRAW ;
summer resort boardwalk auctions
with the difference that the prices
go down Instead of up." Marketplaces
fairly, ring with cries of borato. the
magic word '"cheap,": as shop and
stall keepers make a brave show of
trying to convince the buyer that
their merchandise is worth much .
more than they're asking. However,
In all but the ctty stores.-where the
one-price practice, prevails, the tsr
Ma, If his vocabulary cam stand the
strain, often is able to lower the ask
ing price thirty or forty percent The
vendor will doubtless complain that
the price Is breaking hIS heart, bdt
down in that same heart h cherishes
a deep retpeet for the byer elevet
enough to achieve sue bargain. .
after a visit with ; his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie E. , Winslow Sr. ,
Dolan WinBlow, Otis Winslow and
Dorothy Jean Winslow are confined
to their home witit chicken pox.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie ' Stallings
and baby, of Trotville,-were week-end
arneata of Mailviaa Mm. ; W .
Mr. and MntCurt Scnappell, of
Belviders; Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Jor
dan and D. Spivey, of Hertford, vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Winslow on
Sunday. ' , . ,: .;V .-,
Mrs. Mory S. Winslow, of Norfolk
va., was a recent visitor to relatives
here. : -
.. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Perry and
two " children,'- of Ballahacki were
guests of Mrs. Perry's mother, Mrs.
Lizzie Jolliff, Saturday. J
Rev. and Mrs. R, E. Walston, of
Center Hill, visited in the community
Monday. $-:- :- 5:';',v-v
Rev. and Mrs. Ben Millikin, from
hear Liberty, have concluded a suc
cessful series of meetings at Up
River Friends Church rind returned
to their home. !- r
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Winslow and
Miss Sallie Riddick spent Sunday
with Mrs. Virginia Perry; near" Suf
folk, Va. ; " "
Barbara and - Betty Jean Winslow,
of Hertford, spent Saturday- with
their aunt, Miss Winnie Winslow;
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- Firemen' of Murray, ' la.," called to
the home of Art 1 Bales, "dashed V to
their truck to find that petty thieves
had drained the gasoline tank;4 Bales'
home was destroyed. " ' -'J"
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Timely Questions On
Farm Answered
: Question; Should hogs be fed im
mediately before killing? ' ' "j
Answer; Norths animals should
not be fed Idf tttIeasif bdurs be
fore" they are killed,' but should have
plenty of water." This gives;' the hog
time to get rid of all the contents of
the v stomach ind Intestines. Itii
also easier to jret a good bleed when
the system is not gorged witft food
and the meat always cures much
better when the small ' blood vessels
are free from food and bldod. Never
overheat W excite the aiihnal before
oonditioBv. which , prevents ' ; proper
Meedin? and causes the meet to sour
white.to caret'', , -vt y,
Questloni Mm much land should
be prepared, fo the iiome garden? v
; Answer rSTfie,' siite i of ' 4he "garden
will depend primarily j upoft the size
of thi family, hutordlnarUy i-onie
itenth ' of an ' acre will produce an
abunc'unce of vegetables for one per-,
son, XT eucn crops as . cantaiqupes,
watermelons, Irish and sweet potatoes
are grown in the garden, then : a
slightly larger acreage will be heces
inry. ' If these are grown ouBide the
garden, half an acre will ; produce
enough vegetables for a' family, of
five. Family 'tastes will,, of course,
determine to a large extent just how
much row space should be planted: to
each vro. Extension Circular No.
122 gives the approximate feet to
pliant of each vegetable for familylpotunds of cottonseed meal provided
of five" and this will be sent free upon
application to the Agricultural Editor
at State College,
, Question: Should the
poultry
Air Rifles
Targets ,
Ammunition
Velocipedes
' Wagons
Razor Sets
5uns and Rifles
Ammunition
Basketballs
Footballs
Fireplace ets
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MAKER an elec- FERER an
i-V"l4 tltutl t)af la.f
turns out. two can bet
golden - brown bathroom,
slices at a time, room, or any , handle -which
' i Automatic v con. , where ' that ad- . u. i ;
. trel for llzht. ditional heat . "T.
medium, dark. ; is required.,.'
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breeding flock receive any extra at'
tention not given to the laying flock?
Answer: wnere careful manage
ment and feeding 'is practiced,, the
requirements for th breeding flock
are met. However, to r secure -maxi
mum performance, the breeders must
bevin good body weight, ; free ,from
paraskesJand must not be crowded.
,The. dietjshould be carefully, balanced
ana a liberal increment of milk' pro
ducts should be incorporated in the
ration as well a alfalfa leaf meal
and a potent ..reinforcing oil. . All
breeding birds must be in the best of
health if a healthful progeny is to be
expected. 4! "3l- 'v p f
:5"Question:;tWha
number yf cqw hat ids yspro
fit front sales of milk and cream? f r
-a; Anawtefr While the number of
cows, must cbe determined by . the
amount of i roughage, feed, a pas
ture grown on the farm itjs not ad
visabl to :keea,;iea tiiahfive ImimsM
"The return from' less than five cows
will, not justify' pus :: expense; of the
Simple equipment needed to handle
the product and the cost ' of delivery
of a two or three cow herd will be
practically double the larger unit. In
planning the herd, however, be sure
that all animals can be fed largely
from home-grown; feeds.
f Question: Iow much, fertilizer
should f use on my tobacco bed?
; Answer: Two hundred pounds of
a 4-8-8 mixture for each 100 yards of
bed is sufficient. ' However, if a lower
grade fertilizer is used it should be
-sunDlemented with from fin" t inn
the meal is thoroutrhly mixed with
the: soil. Broadcast the fertilizer and
thoroughly mix it with the , upper
three or four inches of soil. If
manure is used be sure that it con-
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tains no tobacco leaves, stalks, or
roots and do not place any tobacco
trash on the beds as this will carry,
diseases such as mosaic, black root
rot, and Granville wilt. , ;
Question: When should grain be
fed the laying hen for maximum production?-,
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''Answer: Most poultrymen in
North Carolina are getting high pro
duction by feedtng a small amount of
grain in the morninjrand" the re;
mainder at nisht while ; some . are
feeding a small amount at different ,
intervals during the day. This latter
practice-overcomes idleness in the . "
bird .and . increases ' the activity, ' '" .
Where grain is fed twice a day about, -vq
bus pound of gitJxt is fed hi" .the
morning and eight to ten pounds for
each 100 hens .fed late in th after- v
hoom -; There is a growing .tendency
ta ffiful til mln In rhiioB,'fii'Hio
peeially. wbir f hifectiowi ; diseases
or miernai parasites are present
Care and attention to details in feed
ing are essentials for high production.
When Hippo Is Dangerous
The hippopotamus is naturafiy
timid, though subject to fits of panic
or rage. When wounded or enraged
this animal is regarded by sports
Ben as perhaps the most danger
ous bealt : to be encountered.
Reward In Hereafter
The more a mah denies himself
the more he shall receive from
heaven. Horace.
. Early Elephants, Dinosaurs
, Elephants are said by scientists
to have inhabited the earth at least
80,000 years before man,' and di
nosaurs are believed to have lived
20,000.000 years before the elephant.
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