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THE PERQUIMANS WEEKLY. HERTFORD, NORTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY. JUNE 24. 1980.
PAGE THREE SECTION ONf
KNOW YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY
John T. Groomi.-" representaty th Social Securi
Acunittraiion. is in Hertioid th tacond Wtdnaiday
each month at the Perquimans County Court Houia,
f J 'Are all fanners required to
" ile tax returns and pay the
fcelf -employment tax?" . .We in
the Social Security Ofijce hear
this question often, and Ve an
swer is simple. ; i
I If a farmer or any other self
(pmployed person' has' Hi. t earn
ings of $400.00 or more in a
Jrear, the law states th:.t; he must
. Ifile tax returns. : He - has no
choice as to whether to file or
I "What are net carninies?" An
other question you may be ask-
ng. Simply , take all of, your
lies sups lor sale of farm pro
ducts and get your total in
ipome from sale of peanuts soy
beans, corn, etc. ; Now add all
of your expenses together in a
separate column. Subtract your
expenses from your income. This
pay the self-employment tax so
that you can count this work
for Social Security purposes. If
you had net earnings of less than
f 400.00 in any of the past three
years you may still file on the
optional method. This may be
very important to you if you be
come disabled or when you reach
retirement age. It could very
well be - of the utmost import
ance to your family in the event
of your death.
If you 'have any question re
garding self-employment, contact
your local Social Security Dis
trict Office, located at 220 W.
Brambleton Ave., Norfolk, Va.
PERSONAL ITEMS
From Richmond
Mrs. John Martin and children
;i . . - HUM VVUU Kill CM1U til
; fhows your net profit or net loss. of Richmondi Vai are spending
X( "What if my net prof is less th. ,. ,,,
your gross income was $600.00
-br more you may file tax returns
pn the "optional method": and
GOD - .... !
KILL FLIES
LIKE
week-end
Sunday.
and returned home
In Newport Nw
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Nixon,
Jr., and son 6t Newport-News,
Va., spent Sunday with Mr. and.
Mrs. Herbert Nixon. They
were accompanied home by Miss
Nita Nixon, who is spending this
week there.
mints - were served to the fol
lowing: Miss Mary Ann Harris,
bride-elect, Mrs. Z. A. Harris,
Mrs. Jarvis Ward, Mrs. Frances
Nixon, Mrs. 7 W. E. Harrison,
Lane and Mrs. Walton soms, bride's roses, wedding bells
Anne
Lane.
Mrs. Clarence Chappcll, Jr., re-, with
Mrs. James Jordan and and lily of the valley, topped
a miniature bride and
ceived the eifts and registered ! eroom. Thi cake was flanked
Mrs. W. J. Kanoy, Mrs. Lloyd l.u. .. i . I .ul.. .u. ...j j
ii wii' wm? t,ura. ii s. iiuwoiu mm- ui ciuiur slue wiun iigniea gau-
thews directed the guests to thejuated cathedral cc-dles decorated
dining room where they were with fern tied with white satin
': HEAD HUNTER Grim evidence of modern-day cannibalism,
'. this , crudely decorated skull is displayed in Stockholm by,
Swedish explorer Dr. Sten Bergman. He came by the trophy
in New Guinea.
In Greenville , ROOK CLUB MEETS
j Walter Edwards, Jr., is visiting i Mrs. G. R. Tucker was hostess
his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. to her Rook Club Tuesday night
Jack Edwards at Greenville and at 'her home on Grubb Street.
Atlantic Beach. I Those playing besides the hos-
ii - 'Ipse wpr Mpsrlampo Ansp Whitp
From Greenville I Oscar Newbold, D. F. (Reed, Sr.,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Stokes Carlton Cannon, Z. A. Harris,
and two children of Greenville! C. T. Skinner, Harry Hollowell
spent Sunday with Mrs. Wilson
Reed and Miss Mildred Reed.
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Visiting Mother
: Mrs. -Dorothy Hervey left this
week to : visit- !her- mother in
South Carolina.
Visiting Here
Mrs, 'James Winterririger . and
four children from Fort- Worth, j
Texas," arrived ' Tuesday to spend
two weeks with Mrs. Winter-
ringer's" mother, Mrs. . William,!
Tucker. . -.
J. E. Morris, W. J. Kanoy, Miss
Mary Sumner and Miss Ruby
White. The high score prize and
floating prize went to Mrs. Ka
noy . and the second high was
awarded Mrs. Reed. Refresh
ments were served by the hos
tess. HONORING BRIDE-ELECT
Week-end Guests
Mr.' and Mrs. James Carmine
of Onaeoek, Va., Mrs. , Howard
Metcalf and Miss Josie Metcalf
of Mappsyille, Va., spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. G.
R. Tucker.
I HONORED AT PARTY
Miss Ellen Brown of Eliza
beth City and Julian A. White,
Jr.,. whose marriage will take
place on Saturday were enter
tained on Friday night at a
cookout supper at 7 o'clock at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. M.
Jackson with Mr. and , Mrs. Ed
gar Lane as joint hosts. A table
covered with a yellow cloth with
a basket of daisies, ivy and drift
wood," centered the table.
The supper was enjoyed by ,
about" 50 guests. The "honored ed cut
guests were presented a beau- party rooms
tiful table lamp' by the hosts.
Miss Becky Gregory, bride-
elect, was honored at a miscel
laneous shower .'given in the hall
of the Agriculture Building on
Tuesday night, when the fol
lowing ladies entertained: Mes
dames Tom Cox, Beecher Stal
lings, Ben Thach, W. F. Ains
ley, Vera Batton, Tom Perry,
T. P. Byrum and Seymour
Chappell.
The hall was decorated witn
numerous arrangements of mix
ed summer flowers in various
colors. Dainty refreshments
were served.
Many lovely gifts were re
ceived by the honoree.
HONORED AT PARTY
Mrs. G. R. Tucker and Miss
Mildred Reed entertained at a
party Tuesday morning at the
home of Mrs. Tucker honoring
Miss Mary Ann Harris, bride
elect.,. -'
Various arrangements of mix-
Lane, Mrs. Howard Williams,
Jr., Mrs. Murriel Lay ton, Mrs.
John Martin, Mrs. Dorothy Her-
vey, Mrs. Carlton Cannon and
Miss Suzanne Towe.
BRIDAL SHOWER
Mrs. Winston Lane, Sr., Mrs.
Howard Mathews, Mrs. J. B. Bas
night and Mrs. Irwin Long were
joint hostesses at a floating-miscellaneous
shower Friday night,
June 17, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Winston Lane Sr. The af
fair was complimentary to Miss'
Ann Lane whose marriage 'will
take place July 3 at Burgess
Baptist Church, to Wilbur Ray
Bass of Rocky Hock:
The bride-elect was presented
a corsage of gardenias upon her
arrival. The lower floor of the
home was artistically decorated
witn arrangements of summer
flowers, fern and Queen Anne's
lace.
The receiving line consisted of
Mrs. Winston Lane, Sr., Miss
KEEP YOUR HOME UP TO
mum
greeted by Mrs. J. B. Basnight.
The serving table was covered
with a white linen cloth and
bows.
Mrs. Winston Lane,! Jr., poured
the punch, Mrs. Irwin Long cut
centered with a five-tier wedding 'and served the wedding cake.
cake decorated with orange bios- Mrs. Mark Bunch and Miss Fay
Long assisted in serving nuts
and mitns.
Goodbyes were said by- Mrs.
Winston Lane, Sr., and the bride
elect. -
Home is the dearest spot on
earth, and it should be the
center, though not the bound
ary, of the affections. ' -'X
Mary Baker Eddy. '
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Consider. The Issues
Consider all the issues and you'll take Lake for Gov
ernor. In politics, as in any field, there is a leader and
there are those who follow.
If you really know Dr. Lake you'll vote for him be
cause he is your one opportunity to get everything
worthwhile , his opponent offers plus a .champion of a
balanced budget, a defender of school segregation,
State's Rights, and Property Rights. :
Dr. Lake is the outstanding candidate because his
education, his character, and his experience have en
abled him to present a program for sober, thinking, level
headed people of the state who are not, misled by vague
commitments and wild promises.
Dr. Lake has stated that two of the key issues in this
campaign are One: The right of all children in North
Carolina to a real and not just a superficial education,
and two: : The threat to this right by the NAACP.
Dr. Lake has successfully thwarted the NAACPbe- ,
fore and he will continue to fight them as Governor of '
North Carolina.
LADIES ANI GENTI4EMEN, LISTEN TO THE ' J
SOUND OF THE LIBERTY BELL!
i Whether we like it or not the racial problems thrust
on us by the NAACP and other outsiders are an issue
in this campaign and will be a problem which must be
faced many times by your next Governor. It is an issue
and a problem which we must face with dignity, cour
age and intelligence. The alternative is surrender to -forces
which would destroy our social order, Beverly
Lake's opponent does not consider it an issue. He t
sdems to think , that if he ignores it, it .will go away.
Beverly Laketof f ers North Carolina its best hope of
cdijtinuiiig its. public schools and maintaining public or &
der. He wrote the pupil assignment law which has kept
your schools open for the past five years. He reprer,
sqnted the people of this state before the United States . ,
Supreme Court when they needed an outstanding voice
td speak for them. . He has defeated the NAACP, in .
three important cases affecting the citizens of North
Carolina. Beverly Lake's record merits your confidence
af.d support. He is the man North Carolina NEEDS for
Giverncrl '
Ask Yourself This Question-
Why do we need $20-Million next year, just to keep up?
THE ANSWER:
Here is what Dr. Lake said: "Four years ago this state had a surplus
of $53-MiIIion, in its treasury. It has been spent, not for new school build
ings or highways or other capital improvements and not to reduce our bond
' ed debt. It has been spent for operating expenses. We are spending during
this administration, whjfh now supports my opponent, at the rate of $20
Million a year in excess of our total tax revenues which will not be avail
able after this year. This means we must find new revenues just to keep
our present services where they are."
FOR THE
Sake of Your State
Vote For
L! AKE
Saturday
Ask Yourself This Question-
Is the "Moderate" attitude toward Integration, Confined
ONLY to the School Problem?
THE ANSWER:
Here is what Dr. Lake said: "The NAACP also wants to see a new
day in North Carolina. The NAACP believes the new day it wants to bring
about in your schools will extend to your eating establishments, your barber
shops, your beauty parlors, your parks,, your beaches, your ballrooms and
your childrens' homes. The NAACP believes this new day can.dawn in North
Carolina if Mr. Sanford is your Governor. The NAACP has appraised Mr.
Sanford as the one most likely to govern this state in a manner such that
its program will, succeed in Ndrth, Carolina." , - "
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ThU Adv i SponioMd by Prquimani Couittr Lak Supporiari . ',
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, LISTEN TO THE
SOUND OF THE LIBERTY BELL!
June 25h is a day of destiny for North Carolina the
day when you will decide who shall be your Governor
for the next four years. In making your decision ask
yourself these questions: Which candidate has not in
dulged in wild promises? Which candidate has offer
ed a sound, sensible financial program for this state?
Which candidate has shown some understanding of the
tax burden which you are already bearing? Which can
didate has courageously and with dignity discussed the
number one problem which today faces North Carolina
and the south? That man is I. BEVERLY LAKE the
best qualified candidate for Governor, the sound man
in the race, the candidate with a background of out
standing accomplishment for the state. Think for your
self! ' Cast your vote for I. Beverly Lake, the man North
Carolina needs for Governor!
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, LISTEN TO THE
SOUND OF THE LIBERTY BELL!
As you make up your mind about YOUR choice for
Governor, THINK FOR YOURSELF! Do not be mis
led by the forces at work in North Carolina who Mould
mislead you. They seek control of YOUR government,
YOUR pocketbook and YOUR economic freedom. Do
you REALLY believe their rumor that Beverly Lake
would CLOSE YOUR SCHOOLS if he is elected Gov
ernor? Of course you don't. Under the law no Govern
or can do that,( Beverly Lake is a former teacher and
the son of a teacher. He has 18 years teaching experi
ence and more knowledge of and interest in education
al problems than any candidate in modern times. Think
for yourself and then vote for ii Beverly Lake, a man
of dignity, courage and integrity The Man North
Carolina Needs for Governor.