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1 1 M (KIT YOUH SOCIAL SECURITY THE PERQUIMANS WEEKLY. HERTFORD. NORTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY. MARCH 27. 1959. ufc ' ' ' ii. ' , ' i: P. EL BitiendorL repMsrtUT of th Social Security Ad ministration. U in Herilcrd second Wednesday of each month at the Perquimans County Court House. , n Question: 1 My husband is past if you adopt the child within 2 65 and- Is receiving his old-age in- j years after your 'husband's death, suranc$ benefits under the social the child qualifies as a child of security program.' In July, 1958, your husband and is eligible for we adopted a child. We .were ! monthly benefits on your hus- uhder the impression that we1 'had ' wait 3 years after the adop tion before the child could quali fy for child's benefits. Our neigh- band's social security earnings record. There is another condi tion which must be met, however1 The child must have been receiv- bor tells us that she read in the ing his full support from you and paper that this 3-year waiting pe riod will no longer be required, and therefore that benefits can now be paid, for our adopted Child. Is our neighbor correct? ' Answer; Your neighbor 'is right -The three-year waiting pe- your ihusband at the time of your husband's death. , . - Question: How long will I re ceive benefits for myself and for the child? Answer: Your benefits will continue up until the month the riod has been eliminated. The I child attains age 18. child's benefits can be paid be ginning! with the month of Sep tember,! 1958, if your husband re ceived benefits for that month. case of This would also be true in the a child adopted, by a dis- abled worker who is receiving Peanut Acreage Same As Last Year Prospective 1959 planting of peanuts alone for all purposes is indicated at 185,000 acres, ac- sQpial Security disability insur-! coring to the North Carolina ance benefits. . Question: My husband died- in July, 1958. We had been mar- Sed less than one year. Right ter our marriage he adopted my 2 year,Vld son. When my hus band dted, I applied for benefits but was told that although the child qualified few child's bene fits, I could not qualify for moth er's because I was not married to my husband for. at least one year before his death. I understand that there has been some chan'ge in the law since then, and I won: der if I may now be eligible for mother's benefits? I have not re married. .'?. . if. Answer: Under a recent change in the social security law you can now qualify for mother's benefits V A widow may - now qualify for mother's benefits where her husband died in the first year of their marriage, if before his death, he adopted his wife's child by a previous mar riage. , . . .,, " Question: My', husband died last month. He was 36 years old and worked under social securi ty ever since he got out of the service. We. had no children of our own but applied to a social putney for a child we could adopt Just 9 months ago they give us a. baby, but my husband died before we had a chance to ippt. bin$. wasslgiUFI cannot be paid nionthly benefits for hiy sjelf or the child because my hus band andjl had not adopted the baby. Is there anything I can do how to qualify us for these bene fits? I . - . ; 'Answer: Under a recent change in" the social security law, Crop Reporting Service. If this acreage is realized it will be the same acreage as was planted in 1958, but 16 percent below the 10-year average of 220,000 acres. These intentions include peanuts for picking and threshing, for hogging off, and for other pur poses The first estimate of the 1959 acreage of peanuts for picking and threshing will be made in August. The United States acreage for all purposes is indicated at 1,702,999 compared with 1,755,000 acres in 1958, a decline of 3 percent. - ri --t 77""''." -' " --x,m m :'.if i7"P I i . ... r -AM l7 ' ) I PAGE THREE SECTION ONl ful evangelistic speaker. . The theme for the entire pro gram will be: "God's Business Our Business," and special em phasis will be placed on the continent-wide Baptist simultaneous evangelistic crusade, which will begin April 12 and will involve !Pme 75,000 Baptist churches in the U. S., and Canada. The convention program wilJ include special music by the Hertford Baptist Men's Chorus ' and the Connaritsa Men's Quar-1 tet. The Rev. John Stephenson, tegional pastor-advisor, will bring the devotional. The Rev. Bill Jackson, State Royal Ambassador secretary, will be present to give the latest information concerning RA work. Four laymen from the Chowan and West Chowan Asso ciations will tell how' the Broth erhood works in their churches. J. H. Moore, president of the Chowan Association Brotherhood, and Charlie Smith, vice president of Region One, have issued a cor dial welcome to all Chowan men, regardless of whether they are members of Brotherhoods or not. tact the local board immediately in an effort to remove his name from the delinquency list. Member of the. delinquent's I sistanco in locating' him. family - and others acquainted I with him are urged to render as-1 try a wki.y CLASSIFIED SOIL CONSERVATION NOTES Several farmers have done some woodland improvement work this winter. Thomas and Maynard Fleet wood have thinned some young pines that were too thick to make maximum growth. The smaller and crooked trees were removed for pulpwood leaving the larger straight trees to grow. The Fleet wood Brothers also set out sev eral thousand pines last year and this year on land where hard wood trees had been growing. The saleable hardwoods were cut and the remaining hardwoods were poisoned with use of a tree injector using 2, 4, 5T. S. T. Perry and Leroy Nixon have poisoned some hardwoods on their farm below New Hope. By poisoning these hardwood trees the young pines will have a -much better opportunity to grow. Charles Elliott has cut the small hardwood and set pines on some land. He is poisoning the larger hardwoods. Interest Aroused In New Will Legislation iiu Ann L.ee Mayo is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Jesse Mayo of Plymouth, who announce her engagement to John Edgar Morris, son of Mrs. John Edgar Morris of Hertford and the late Mr. Morris. The wedding will be June 20. heir. Dower entitles the widow to only a one-third life interest in her husband's estate. She should receive a larger propor tion and it should be an outright ownership. Present laws are responsible for the use of the phrase "wid ow's mite." The proposed bill will correct that situation. Many people are expressing some concern about a bill intro duced in the General Assembly having to do with a revision of laws relating to inheritance be cause North Carolina's laws in this respect are pitifully out of date and unfair to the surviving spouse. The bill as written has. the backing of the State Legislative Council and those favoring it are requested to let their representa tives in the General Assembly know about it. The . bill proposes, in cases in which a man or woman dies without a will: 1 It places men and women on equal basis. The present laws are generally more favorable to men. 2 It abolishes the ancient dis tinction between- reel and person al property. There is no logical basis for this distinction and all a person's belongings should be divided among his heirs in the same manner. 3 It does away with dower and curtsey and instead makes the surviving spouse a direct Baptist Regional Meeting In Ahoskie Tuesday, March 31 The Region One Baptist Bro therhood will hold its annual reg ional convention Tuesday night, March 31, at the Ahoskie armory. The convention will begin at 7:0Q P. M., with a fellowship supper of barbecue or chicken to be ser ved in the armory. Slated to bring the main ad dress of the convention is the Rev. A. B. Bumgarner, former Moderator of the Alexander Bap tist Association. Bumgarner is a native of Alexander County and has served for the past six years as pastor of the Wnghtsville Bap tist Church and for five years has been the Chairman of Evange lism in the Wilmington Baptist Association. He is well-known throughout the state -as tt force. DRAFT DELINQUENT Lucurtis Wells was declared delinquent March 23, 1959, by Lo cal Board No. 73, Perquimans County, for failure to report change in address, announces Mrs. Margaret S. Scaff, Clerk to the board. Delinquency subjects this registrant to immediate in duction and he is urged to con- CARD OF THANKS We, the family of Robert Ben jamin Jordan, want to thank everyone that had a part in every act of kindness' and sympathy during these hours of sorrow and bereavement. Chevy makes one for you. . . and you'll want it for all its worth The plain fact is Chevrolet builds bo many different kinds of cars there's one to please just about everyone. Say you want a stylish, spacious car that combines low initial cost with rock-bottom operating ex pense. You'll find what you want in the Biscayne 2-Door Sedan one of the lowest priced of all Chevy models. And you can have Chevrolet's new Hi-Thrift 6 under the hood to stretch and stretch the distance between gas stops. If, on the other hand, you're looking for a car of utmost elegance, you could hardly make a happier choice than the Chevrolet Impala 4-Door Sport Sedan. And, to go with it, Chevy's velvety V8 power teamed with triple-turbine Turbo glide one of the finest, smoothest automatic drives offered on any car. These are just two examples of the dozens of different kinds of Chevrolets you can choose from. It's almost certain with models ranging from five beautiful, dutiful station wagons to the unique Cor vettethat Chevrolet builds your kind of car. Your dealer's waiting to help you pick it out. Optunud at extra cod The smart switch is to the '59 Chetyt r. . . K ' m , rrr-; f Z . . -vyiaijEww ' 11 ... "" i'i i.i i ii . . . . j . ' IT" '. ' "' ' j-j"'1 CARD OF THANKS ' The patients and staff of the Lane's Nursing Home at Wood ville wish to express their ap preciation and thanks to Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Smith of Route two, Hertford, for their recent gift of a Hi-Fi record player. 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