TKZ FPtOOTMACT WEgXLT. HZMTORg. NOBTH CAROLINA, F1U9AT JULY JS, HSi.
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From Durham , -
Miss Jo Pat Stoke of Durham
spent the week-end with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Stokes.
J
IJx. and Mr. -Hercules' Byrum
Li Tyner announce th approach'
g marxiaga of their daughter,
naraL to William Proctor, son
ti Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Procter of
"out 3, Hertford. The wedding
will take place July 26th, at 3
Vs'clock in the afternoon at the
Ballard's Bridge parsonage.
PERSONAL ltEMS
. ' SOCIETY MEETS 1
The Ladies' Missionary Society
of the Berea Church of Christ
held its regular meeting Friday
night, July IS, at' 8 o'clock at fh
home, of Mrs. John Hurdle.'. . -The
president, Mw.' Whit-Cart
Wright, called the 'meeting to or-
.'fLord JjSomeljSdtdtiUpon ily
peart," a whijtflfcjr. Pqafjett
IVotiona't!,teaatog-'th1et19th HtoL
; The minutes of the last meeting
were reaa; roil was called with
14 members' present. '
Mr. Puckett taught a very in
teresting lesson from the 6th
chapter 1 of . I Corinthians. The
closing hymn Was "Jesus Saves,"
followed, by 'Mrs. Horace Miller
dismissing the group, with pray
er. The hostess served delicious
refreshments. , . ' . ,
.. Sham'al ' .
HaMM
tiirntrf Tn Tutu
Y T-Sgt. William Boyce and fami
ly :hae .returned'i'tb'r'HaVJBlfigen,
teyas after, vacationing wiihTtheir
. parents,, mi. auu, jmjf.joui ipyKv.
Bgt Boyce U stationed In HarlirJ-
feen with the lyS.Air Force, i
, ,. Mrs. Thurman HarreUiAndifiOhs
Tommy and Bobby are spending
. his week with Mrs. Harrell's
jrother-iri-law and sister, Mf. arid
Mrs. Vance Overton at, their ot-
fege near Washington,, gJV
Wednesday H ft
f-Mrs. Grayson Inman 'and two
ions, Jimmy and Bobby of .Nor
folk, Vs., spent Wednesday .with
, C. G. Stephens and Mrs. " Tom
Sklpsey, , - --z
Visiting In Williamaton
R Mrs.' J1. S. yickiis visiting; her
brother-in-law and sistetM and
Mrs. J. H. Thrower in. William
kton. , o.
To Motor Tour 1
'. Mr.'and Mrs. W. F. Ainsley and
children)- and Mrs. Eugenia" Beck
and children are on a motor tour
p California and other -points" -df
interest in Western States. ;
Visited Relatives V"", AtU
Mrs- J. DV CostM has returned
homeaftert spending se yJtrys
with relatives" in- Hookartorlf and
piston. - VM-'
Returned Home
J. D. Coston returnecL jte .his
home on Tuesday after attending
p meeting at Roanoke, Va.
ach " fi $,
s. Charle IJarn
M Virginia Beach
Mr. and Mrs. Charh&l HJtrrell
and family are spAwim this
kveek, at the Bagley cottage at
Virginia Beach, Va.
Raiurend Wednesday -Kg
Alvah Monds Jof Elfrlbeit N.
Mr. and Mrs." Edward Morten
f Quantico, Va., spent several
Says this week with Mrvand Mrs.
. ft. R. Tucker. , ; , iQ
jco?n
i 1 1 I -i I I ' f
1 r'V "symptcr5atic
"Yoi complain-that you have
had to support your wife's fam
ily?" the touri questioned1 the
man seeking a 'divorce'.
rw -1 ' s )k. : t t
Has
. J,Hojf' touch lit 'a family
.'TouB'childrfjailyojlr honbr"
- "Who, f,(thejr fattwr?"' ,.J
'1 ajn;tfouKftnb4f.w " i jj(
? - The foregoing should rive you a
. FApES A
CHALLENQINO
FUTURE
TV orrTL
"' T'" . - - -av.-. . .vMdajV71VTn''A
i'il
..a
Anq enaof our areas undergoing dramatic develop-
mem is the some 4wrnues of Jm -NottB -Oroimt
wasi ncan
beacfces,
iv ui wna;j is oorucico- wiin 'sanay -j
Improved hiehwiyi and bridges continue to ,.;t
areas closer' td it he manv thousands toiU,',
brine these
. whnm df heach; wncfr iftn is i .'-'miKf " everv vnk. Yon :
- .can take your choice of whether its fishing, bathing, '" '
swimming,' boating; lively br quiet you name it-,
v North Carolina has it. ' 4
Typical, too, of the entire beach areas is the native
hospitality afforded all visitors, as evidenced by the
"legal control" system of the sale of beer and ale
.that is obviously working in the best interests of all
concerned,
North Carolina Division
UWTgD STATES BREWERS FOUNDATION, INC.
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general idea of the conditions un
der' which benefits may be paid to
people who) are still- working.
KLO'tV YGii.1 SOCIAL SECUHITY
P. . Battendori rsprwentatiTe of the Social Security Ad
ministratlonr is In Hertford the second Wednesday of each
month at the Perquimans County Court House.
It is of importance to all work
ing men and women in the Unit
ed States to know What -social se
eurity ,, jinsurance benefits '; they
can . couru on ,wnen tney retire.
This article is directed' primarily
Toward wove worxers wno are do
iii for women) and have or soon
will cut down on the amount of
work they are doingA 'or 'retire
completely 1 from the s working
force, v ' However,' present day
planning Always promotes future
prosperity, AH. of us should con
sider the 'following facts': -
A. The social security earnings
test applies generally to those
who have not: substantially retir
ed. ;
- B. A person receiving social se
curity benefits may earn up to
$1200 a year and still receive pay
ments for every month in the
year.
- C: If a person over retirement
age is not earning over $2080 per
year, he should apply for pay
ments immediately in order not to
lose benefits, j . rf f ,
. .' A' person may receive social
security: payments or any manth
in which he doesn't work for wag
es of more than $80 or. perform
substantial services in his busi
ness even if he earns over $1200
More specifically, the social se
curity law provides that if you
earn over $1200 during a year be
fore ace 72 you will lose one
j month's check for each $80 (or
fraction thereof) of earnings over
$1200 in the year. To illustrate,
you could earn up to $1280 and
you would receive all your checks
for the year, but one. You may
earn up to $1360 and only two
checks would be withheld, and
so on. But remember, no mat
ter how much a person earns in
a year, he can get the monthly
payment for any month in which
he earned no wages, or wages of
less than $80, or does not render
substantial services in self -em -
Ons ooinf needs emphasizing,
since it is frequently misunder
stood. The earnings test is an
annual earnings test. This sim-
last earnings.; It provides some
assured income to people when
they need it most. Those who
continue to perform their regular
ply means that all your earnings j work generally have not lost any
for the calendar year must be earnings.
considered in applying the test."
The reason for an earnings test
is obvious social security is in-
The depth of one's conviction '
measures the breadth of his in
payment ,, 1 'tended as a partial replacement of' fluency . , J. H. LeiehHunt.
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Paul Green's Brilliant, New Outdoor Symphonic Drama of the
War Between the States ; ; . Now Playing at Virginia Beach, Var
tn t tall bo or "taphont
f -..rlior on th party
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. ..Uutdopr. Theatre, on Virginia J5each Boulevard (Route 58) between Norfolk and
in timeiirBT?(0ilightly during July and August,
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Come to NorfolkVriiwim. shoitand eniov the entertainment In Norfolk
sr. lucre are mure umn iuu apparei siorcs una more tnan z,uuu retail esiao
lishments offering a large selection of quality merchandise at down-to-..
earth prices. The beaches are nearby, accommodations are available and
. there are lots of things to do.
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