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"Prom' month to month an increas
ing number of people in Perquimans
County use some type of service of
; tihe department ; of puMSc welfare,"
- said C. Edgar White, county welfare
superintendent, in outlining the ser
vices available to the people of the
county through the department. , ,
"Many people think of public wel
fare Jn terms of the public assistance
fvnts made to people in need. While
. re a- n.ny'nov..-
we are in a position to rel .
pie in all walks of life. Anv
for adoptions' and issuing faJUr
tificatea for children ar but t ' -amplea
of the many which-wll
discussed in later article. '
Since public assistance add to : -pie
in need is important and uc ;
comes to mind first when one " 3
of public welfare, this article will 1
Cuss on category of public .!
ance Old Age Assistance. , c
: "Old Age Assistance ' is one of tae
three programs of pubHo asSfltai?'
supervised by the State ' Board il
Public Welfare and administered . 1
conformity with State and 1 Federal
laws under uniform poEciei by '.the
county' boards of .public welfare
throughout the state.' Trie other pro-
A BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN
Requiring your SPARE M only
under our Associate-Mcnager Flan!
(We set up your business for you we do the selling we .,;
supply the merchandise we do everything- except handle
the money! You handle all of the receipts ... and send a .
small portion to us each month. ' ...
If( you can qualify for honesty, credit, and character, and
pass our thorough investigation, you .may be accepted into
our National Organization as an Associate-Manager. Your
investment' of from .$3,000 to $ 10,000 will be' secured by
equipment. Two hours per week is only time you need de
vote to business to start
Can be expanded' into full time business wherein fabulous
profits can' be realized without investing additional
capital. ' ,
Tor details write Box 128, care of this newspaper. '
tl ?; ,Z0 iaset u? f.r (
- j. Perquimans X.
l,l- of tbds amount i re
n.. t is1 paid from 1 i v.f
eral f inds. - ' . iS 1
.: "Oli Age" Assistance, li!:e all the
public assistance programs, - is 'de
signed by Federal and C '9 laws to
r-ve help so that the. inCvilaai may'
become jjelf-supportdng. ! To "receive
Old Age Assistance must have resided
i North Carolina for 12 months prior
to his appucaaon.- .
"A budget is prepared for each ap
plicant for Old Age Assistance. ; This
budget includes sudb te&r-i tax."' food,
t'vkter; clothing', fuel, .U,' water,
and a small medical allow: -cey Since
014, Age Assistanle is intended to sup
plement rtber than replace other in-,
Cornwall .Resources availaUej to he
applicant are taken into account in
determining lfc extent of need. These
3 I J-'f .
,t .total t
' rs.As-l - r. f '
y pays ' cLdreii of
day with his pare
P. I cyrum. '
Hra. William SU
tens of Norfolk, 1.,
witlv Mr. and Mrs.
:T1
. 1 f
.fit i. J
i Symons..
Recent visitors in t 1 'commu ;ty
were: Mrs. Lizzie EarcUt, Urs. t-at-jie
Simpson and Miss. Maude Simpson
of New Hope, and Mrs. Lizzie Gray
of Suffolk.
, Mr. and Mrs. Burton Myers and
son. Gary, of Wilmingiton, N.' CJ
spent tne weex-ena witn ner mower,
Mrs. J. T. Lane and Elsberry Lane.
and 4fnv R Rk White , spent
the week-end with ' relatives A Nor
folk,Va. , V ' ;v ,'?-f5V,.:-:'.J.
Mr; and Mrs A., I?Wi8loV bbfy
ed his mother,- Mrs. Ida Winslow, Sun-
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Cole's Coal Heaters Wood Heaters all sizes
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GENERAL ELECTRIC Automatic Blankets
. Chatham and Esmond Blankets , '
considered a grant of only 80 per cent ?Mr. and M. Harold Latter and' PIumbingT BUlldinff Supply Umpaiiy
of the ramaininir unmet need mAv.lwih . . vi; 1 t xt 7 v . . -
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u;cbmmended by county superinten.
dent of pubKc welfare to. th cddaty
welfare board for approW, Tne coun
ty commissioners may have alt facts
on all cases and may request further
report on any. The grant is made by
check directly to the recipient. "
"The maximum in which the Federal
government will participate is $55 per
month. Very few are' eligible f os this
maximum.
"Perquimans County has1 178 per
sons receiving Old Age Assistance
monthly, with an average grant of
$23.00 per month. : Increases during
the past year have not kept pace' with
the rise in the cost of living. ( The
average grant for. North, Carolina is
aJbout $25 per montlh while the nation
al average is nearly $45. f :
CHAPANOKK
Mr. -and Mrs, Reginald Trueblood
of South Norfolk. Va., spent Sunday
with Mrs. John Bright. 'IMrs. Jack
Truetlood returned wih ttoem after
spending the week here; with Mrs.
Bright and Mr.' and Mrs. Roy Fierce.
; Mrs. P. W. Blanchard of .Ocean
View, Va., spent Tuesday with her
sister, Mrs. George Jackson, and her
mother, '.Mrs. George Whitehead, who
is very ill at the homp of-Jier dauglu
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Jackson. , , ",'". V.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Cary Quincy and
daughter of Norfolk. Va., spent Sun
day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
iC P. Quincy. ,' . y
IMr. ani.Jlrs. Roy Branche and
daughter J of ; Virginia Beadf; Vu,
we're Sunday guests-of Mr.' andM,rs.
Emmett Stallings. ' , -
Mrs."'Frank Charlton and Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Jarvis of Hertford visiit
ed Mr. and 1 Mrs, jHerbert Ohley on
Wednesday P. M , - '
Lt. and Mrs. Calvin Wilson, U. S.
Navy, cam home Friday from Tynl
dall AFB, Panama- City, Fla., to
spend a week with his parents before
leaving for Self ridge AFB, Mt. Clem
ens, Mich. ' .-
ILeon EIKott, USN, Norfolk; Va.,
spent the week-end' with Tiis parente,
Mr. and Mrs.' W. H. Elliott.
Mr. and Mrs." ; R. E. Brendle of
Norfolk, and Mr. Gedrge .Whitehead
of Sanford visited their mother and
sister,, Mrs. Whitehurst and Mr. and
Mrs. George 'Jackson this v week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Baxter and
sons of Norfolk, Va., spent" Satur
day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.
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