REV. JOSEPH B. !
ANNOUNCES THE
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Veterans' Corner
Editor's Note: Below are authoritative
answers by the Veterans
Administration to some of
the many current questions from
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families. Further information
on veterans benefits may be
obtained at any VA office or
your local service organization
representative.
Q ? For several years after
the death of my husband, I received
widow's pension from the
Veterans Administration. When
I remarried, the pension stopped.
My second husband, who was
not a veteran died recently, and
I was left without sufficient income
to provide for my support.
Is it possible to have my
pension restored?
A ? Yes, if you are otherwise
qualified fair benefits, you may
reapply for death pension benefits.
A change in the law effective
January 1, 1971, permits
restoration of death pensions to
widows who remarry and the
marriage is terminated by death
or divorce.
Q ? I did not complete high'
school, but was accepted as a
college student under the G.I.
Bill on the basis of a General
Equivalency Diploma test. I now
find that I am having trouble
with some subjects and cannot
keep up with my class. I have
been advised to seek special
help. Can VA help me?
A ? Yes, if your school certifies
that you need tutorial
help to avoid failing a course,
you may receive up to $50 e
month for nine months to paj
a qualified tutor. Application
should be made to the VA on
Form 21E-1990T.
Q ? Several years ago 1
elected to receive Army retire-1
ment benefits rather than VA1
disability compensation. Is it
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A ? No. There Is no deadline
tor changing to compensation
from VA in lieu of retired
military pay. However, you must'
undergo a VA medical examination
to determine the degree
and nature of your disability
and the amount of compensation
to which you are entitled. You
can make arrangements for this
examination through the nearest
VA office or your local service
organization representative.
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St. Matthews
Bishop Earl G. Hunt, Jr., Resident
Bishop of the Charlotte
Area of the United Methodist
Church will preach and celebrate
the consecration of the new
St. Matthews United Methodist
Church on Sunday, January 24,
1971 at 11:00 A.M.
The new church is located at
the corner of Asheboro and
Florida Streets. W. Edward Jenkins
was architect and J. D.
Summers Construction Company
was General Contractor for the
ultra modern edifice.
Assisting Bishop Hunt in the
Service on Sunday will be Dr.
Julian A. Lindsey, Superintendent
of the Greensboro District,
and Dr. James C. Peters, Supintendent
of the Winston-Salem
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Also on Sunday at 3:00 P.M.
The Reverend Cecil Bishop ant
choir and members of Trinit;
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Racial prejudice is costini
this nation a heavy toll in th<
wasteage of human resources, i
conference of 250 educators am
parents were told here Satur
day.
"There is a lot of humai
wasteage," said Dr. Doroth
Williams, dean of the School c
Urban Sciences at Shaw. "Whe
people aren't able to find thei
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duct the service prior to the J
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Dr. Williams said the widespread
prejudice found in the
United States has far reaching
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"The image ol our country is
at its lowest ebb," she added.
'This is due to the fact that the
jther countries don't understand
how a nation as developed as
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