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7 c i be, a tragic
; t. ar;cr. To the young
) wl.h a family this is par
;)y true. In this hectic
r and .time, disabilities occur
s frequently than many of Us
"?.e.' i Regardless of our sit-
a in lifft we are all sub-
serious
1 diseaie
I To help, soften the .impact of
inch an unfortunate event,1 'Con-,
res strengtnenea tine l social
security Law. in September, 1960
by eliminating ' the requirement
that a disabled person - must be
if ty years of . age or .older, . to
Qualify for monthly payments.
No change was made in the defi
nition of disability. " Payments to
disabled persons under the age
pf fifty were first payable for
the month of November, 1960.
$oday, John T. Grooms, Field
Representati ve, .' Norfolk,, Virginia
Social Security District, Office,
ftated. that probably not all peo
ple who could qualify for these
payments have filed applications.
fie encourages any reader who
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CLEARANCE SALE
STARTS TODAY AND INCLUDES
ENTIRE STOCK SPRING AND
' LADIES'
.SLACKS
33 1-3 off
ENTIRE STOCK OF
SPRING AND SUMMER
SKIRTS
Priced to Sell.
ENTIRE STOCK VALUES TO $6.00 -n-
PAJAMAS AND GOWNS
Sale Priced At $2.98
ONE GROUP '
Black Slips '
VALUES TO $6.00 '
Now $2.98
Sale Prices Apply To
1700DO DPiESS SIME
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WEEItEND SPECIALS-
Take advantage of "Blanchard's" week-end specials if
you are the type who knows a bargain when you see it;
Prices have really been "slashed on many, many items in
order- to reduce our inventory. Come in today and' see
these money-saving bargains r You'll be glad you did!
Boys' Bermuda Sets, matching shirt and
Bermudas in Scotch plaid; incomplete siz
es. Reg. $4.95---- -rale priced at $2.97
Men's Summer Shortie Pajamas;, cool, ,
washable skipdent. Regular $2.98 value
but now only $17
One Lot Boys' Shoes; small sizes mostly,
felack and white, tan and white, white
bucks. Reg. $2.98 value $1.87
MEN'S St BOYS'
Ivy Styled Caps
REG. $1.98 VALUE
Sale 97c
One Lot Beautiful Chenile Bedspreads
completely washable; solids and fancies.
Reg. $2.93 Now $1.97 Reg. $5.95 Now $3.79
Another lot of extra fancies.,.-Ji price
One Rack Little Girls' Dresses; beautiful
ly styled and so dainty 1 , i,-1 Vfc price
One Lot Boys' Sport Shirts; solids ; cool
nd comfortable,..,
CXZ LOT LADIES
Nylon Handbags
' WERE $2.98 -
Now GL00
SHOP ."BLA S CHARD'S'.' AND SA VE
r n i:rr' rzzzr
t ; i i
l i t
-s UiJ; w
1
may be elij.LIe, to write to his
office and request information.
If a person becomes disabled
now before he is sixty -dSve and
has at least five years of work
under the Social Security Law
during the ten-year period end
ing with the date -he Stopped
working- 'because1 of the disabili
ty, he rnay qualify for a month-.
Iy check. If a worker eW qual
ify for- payment the Admini
stration may .also pay any of his
children under eighteen, and d'ny
Of his unmarried ' children past
eighteen if they became disabled
before their eighteenth birthday.
His wife may qualify for a
check -if she ia sixty-two years
of age or has an eligible child
in her care. ' '
Mr. Grooms pointed out that
the disability must be one that
is severe and one that will be
expected to la;t for a long time.
In the words of the law, the
disability must be so severe thati
a person cannot De gainruny
employed in any occupation
The worker must be disabled for
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M Wrx OFF
U3 V f M
SPECIAL-
PANTIES
'50c Each
ENTIRE STOCK OF
SPRING AND SUMMER
HATS
$3.00 Each .
rv-rl :
REMAINING SPRING
Suits Toppers
, SPECIAL
$10.00 Each
Cash Sales Only
HERTFORD
ONE LOT
Men's Sport Shirts
VALUES TO $2.98 :
Sale 97c
J.only 77c ea
' LADIES
Summer Hats
EXTRA SPECIAL
y price
1 ; r "
c,l security if a i...;Iy, m ;...'
innovation. Conr.. s realued
that in -the early ehys of such
a program there would be many
people who were disabled for
years before the legislation was
passed. To provide all of those
"long time" disabled people an
opportunity to file a valid ap
plication, the tew permits them
to file any time before July 1,
1961, regardless of the time they
became d&sfblet. Howeve'afi
terf June, JWMj .to qualify lor
disability - protection' ' the ' work
fequirements. must be mtH with
in $he eighteen months just be
fpre the application Is filed. Be
cause of ihif (provision, any
person who ' has been disabled
ft, long; Jitne jshpukf be surje to
contact , bet Social .Sqcuity Ad
ministration before July, 1961. "
Chapanoke News
Mrs, C. R.' Combs went to
Manns Harbor Monday to spend
i i Try t i i
wn ireooie.ano unn-
c Combs who accompanied
her there, .
i Dr- Curtis Wilson, with hi
" ..-, ou.
the week-end with ' nis mother
and Mr. and 'Mrs. Crawford Wil
son. . -
Mrs, .Lola. Belle Harrell spent
Sunday in Norfolk. -' '
: , Mr. and Mrs.? H. E. Ownley
spent Sunday; afternoon with
friends at' Moyock. . . i
Mrs. M. -C. Boycw spent Fri
day with Mrs. M. C.'jBoyce, Sr.,
and took' her -son home who has
been visiting here since Sun-
Mr.-and Mrs. Ben Smith and
. daughter, Miss Betty Ruth Smith
spent Sunday at Nags Head, '
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Metcalf
of St. Petersburg, Fla., spent
Friday afternoon with Mr. and
Mrs. Quincy.
. CLASS MEETS " f
The Young Adult Class of An
derson Methodise Church held
its regular monthly meeting on
Thursday night with Mr. and
Mrs. James Perry as hosts. A
delicious cook-out was enjoyed
by all prior to the meeting.
"Give of Your Best to the
Master" was used as the open
ing hymn, j Gene ; Perry read
Matthew 1:1-13 for. the Scrip
ture, followed by prayer ' by
Mrs. Joe Lay den.
The lesson entitled "Findinc
Your Place In The Church"
was read by several members.
: Joe Layden led the group- in
a Bible quiz from Luke-and
Ruth. "An Evening Prayer"
was sung. ' - v
In the ; business . session the
minutes 'were read and the roll
called with 18 members and two
visitors present, v The vice presi
dent, " Robert Taylor, welcomed
the visitors, Mrs. Marcia Colvin
and Gene Perry;
Miss Catherine Owens , and
Mrs. Eleanor Faye Stalhngs are
to be the next hostesses.. .
The meeting was dismissed by
the Rev. Frank Fortescue. I
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, With this amazing sys
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All this, plus a on year,
guaranteed moth procf.ng.
or until cleaned E-ia.
Ej. Harold "I.;:e c!
cre preac1 1 at t'.j
Frienc'j Church Ci.; ' j
ing ana was . oinner ; , or
Mr. and Mrs. ,Arba V. .. '
I.Ir. and Mrs. CluuJe
and Carolyn Walker cf E
ton were week-end vi, lors v .vh
the Archie White f. '.'y.
ana ftirs. waiKer returned L,me
Sunday evening, - while -C .
reir alned . Ao ..spend , , t- is week
i ,Mary-Frances h.te.
yv -k:enigubt-SMPTri id
rs. Tom, jRiddick were iif. 'and
Irs; Sidney Wmslow, Jack Eooze
and .wife ' and'' 'tWo' children of
King,1 and an"Mrs:"Xr. ,W.
Jordan of Raleigh. 4K?rs. Jordan
)s a sister of Tom Riddick.
,A ; birthday" celebration
Mrs. Leanna R.' Winslow,' givWn
by her nieces and nephews at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. How
ard A. Luke in Suffolk, Va.,
Sunday, June 25. The occasion
honored Mrs. Winslow on her
87th birthday. The dining table
was laid with an imported cut-
wont , cloth naving lor ns cen -
terplece a birthday cake with 87
lighted ;, candles, flanked with
white gardenias and white can -
dies In crystal candelabra. Af
ouuei supper was serveo w-.
we was, cut oy Mrs. . Virginia
P HnurfclH j iff
-,..; 3 -
-Mrs.
Winnlnn, u,oo tVi Ar,!
ent of many lovely and useful
Sifts. . ' f ;. jf ) l 3
, Those present were Mrs. , le
anna R. Winslow and Miss Lo vie
Tynch of Belvidere, Mr. and
Mrs. Howard A. Luke, Mrs, Vir
inia P. , Howell, , Mrs. . Hazel
Smith, Mrs. W. E. Brothers and
Mrs. Thelma ,Brotehrs of Vir
ginia, Thomas L. Woodward of
Suffolk, Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Per
kins and Raymond Cartwright
of Norfolk, Mr. and Mrs. T.
Fletcher Riddick of Trotville,
Mir,', and Mrs.. C. K Riddick,
Martha, Linda and Charles Rid
dick of Richmond, Va.
GEORGE A. WINSLOW .
George Authur Winslow, 82,
lied Monday in New. York Clry.j
N. ; Y., after a long illness. He
was a native of , Perquimans
County and resided in Belvidere)
tor a number of years. He went'
to the State of New v York to
live in 1911 and had been -ther
for-'-50 years. He was ithe son
of- the late Calvin and Alice J.
. tv.v. . ' i -i.- r
vinsiow and attended the wins
iow, Grove A.M.E. Zion Churok.
Surviving are one sister. Mrs.
Lillie V. Moore of EngelwoodL
N. J.; three brothers, Herbert
Winslow of Brooklyn, N. Y
James A. Winslow and M. Q.
Winslow of Belvidere, N. C. i-
Funeral services will be con
ducted Sunday afternoon at 1:30
o'clock at Winslow Grove A.M.E.'
Zion Church.
Burial , will be in : Winslow
Cemetery. r 1 .
TRY A WEEKLY CLASSIFIED
CAROLINA PRIDE
; 1
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. SAVE 10c ON MRS. FILT"!IT'S -
SALAD DRESSING
Quart Jar 49c
- WITH NEWSPAPER COUPON v
HARRELL'S , v ,'
"Pure" Lard .I,! j..lb. 15c
GWALTNEY '' i ' " 1
All Meat Franks. 1: j. lib. 49c
SIGNAL j ,
Sausage Meat 3 lbs. 90c
Fat Back ;2 lbs. 2Cc
Breakfast Baconj.3 lba. Cc
FRESH CUT r . ,
NecK Bones. llzi 20c
OUR SMOKED "''i"- '
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. WECURzh'JOVN
i
The V.wnan's Socic'y cf C '
Uan Service held its r
meetings Monday nc'.t, v : ,
In the Educational E. .-j c!
the First Methodist Church cf
Hertford,
The meeting was opened wiin
soft music with Miss Carolyn
Wright at the piano. -'
The devotional Was led by
Mr Jr-Hi -Towe, Sr.r -Aising the
138th Pflabn...,This'?was fo'V-v-
ea .oy prayers- Her topc was
. . . 11' -1 itV... : .. . -J- !
I "Home for the Homeless", ; V
1 All . members .then joined in
singing it) Ziott Haste" : which
brought to mind the Mission 4q
De''Iuinn6d;"-vith Spirit, Faith,
Prayer' Irfn'd a strong ffr.rmiha
tion for a solid foundation upop
which- one may help build.
The program- for the month
was on "Refugees , . '
Miss Caroline Wrigti' present
ed color picture slides U. Illu
strate her talk on the points of
interest. These slides were tak
en during the travels of the
"Youth Caravan" of which Miss
; Wright was a member. I ' ' ,;
j These pictures brought to mind
, the imtxMrtant need for Win in
, the Mission Fields: of ServW. J
.: Places mostly shown in the1
slideg. were Hong Kong, Cal-
She described th rpt..w
struggle for survival under hardi.
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The new , president.: Mrs. '.But
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1955 CHEVROLET "210" 4-door
V1954 BUICK 4-door
1954 PLYMOUTH 2-door
1954 DODGE 4-door
1960 INTERNATIONAL Pickup
1957 FORD F100 Pickup ' - :
1957 CHEVROLET Pickup '
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1951 FORD -Tqjclcup
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After being dls-nk-sed
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ed home after hav
son and
daughter-jn-law, Mr.
and Mrs.- E. - Curtoa -Myersr-in
Wilmington, . She was afcdom,
panied home by the. Myera and
meir son, Garv.
Loi? Violet Winslow has com.
pieted her' teaching duties 'at
Margaret Brent High School,
L.eonardtown. . Maryland. ' And
has returned home to spend the
summer ' with, her parents. M
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HONORED" AT SHOWER
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to 1 burnu i white tapers and a
silver bowl ;of magnolias was
ut 1 on - the table. Masnolla
i, , k1 ; around .: the punch
! an'd tile VtAiueidbrtr. '
: :J.-Vtojbe,Y7,prespnted
e. of Vkhfte' toses upon
arrival. , Cordages, pf mixed
ler Dwers i were oresented
.e'hnhers'knd fctandmdtn-
isfof both the bride-elect end
e bri.'roorn-elecfc , , . t ir
H.Iss ! Jleleq Fay 'dregory
j-cled the guests and presented
wiem to' the receiving line which
was composed of the honoree,
her mother, the bridegroom's
mother and their grandmothers.
Miss Dora Jean Bateman regis
tered the- guests. - Misses Jackie
Perry and Zelma Wood presided
in the; gift room. Miss Patricia
Rountree directed the guests to
the dining room, where punch!
was poured by Miss , Linda
Rountree Misses , Phyllis Nix-!
prctiDiint;
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