-HERALD HOUSE OF THE WEEK
DESIGN A-312. This construction call for an
Insulated concrete slab on gravel fill, a frame'
superstructure finished with level siding, ver
tical redwood, plywood gable ends and a 'brick
base. / .y
The compact floor plan consists of three bed
rooms, bath, combination living-dining room,
kitchen- dinette, utility room and a porch open
ing from the living room on the garden side.
The storage space includes wardrobe closets,
linen and towel cabinets, coat closets and gen
eral storage'closet in the utility room.
Other features include the efficient galley
type kitchen, a fireplace picture window: with
a view of the garden, wide eave overhang,
planting area and covered entrance. The floor
area is 1256 sq. ft. and cubage is 15,072 cu. ft.
not including the porch.
For further information about DESIGN A-312,
write the Small House Planning Bureau, St.
Cloud, "Minn.
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There's always news In the
classified ads columns, so 11
you are not reading them,
you are missing the news.
It's good business, too, to
check through thtese ads
every issue.
And If you have something
to sell . . . call telephone
167 or 283
and ask for an ad-taker.
Services Held
Foe Mrs. Ross
Funeral services for Mrs. Ai
leen Ross, 75, of route 2, were
held Sunday afternoon from
Grace Methodist church. Rev. C.
L. Grant, pastor, assisted by Rev.
Buddy Williams, conducted thte
services. Interment was in Bes
semer City Memorial cemetery.
Mrs. Ross, daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Enos Green, died
Friday night at 11:25 o'clock at
the home qf a daughter after an
illness of six days. Her husband
died in 1937.
She is survived by two sons,
Emmett Ross, of Kings Moun
tain, and Robert Rbss, of Hud
son; two daughters, Mrs, Herman
Nichols, of Belmont, and Mrs. W.
G. Early, of route 2; four broth
ers, John, Sherrill and Lee Green,
of Marion, and Teten Green, of
Gaffney, S. C.; five sisters, Mrs.
Lou Patton, Mrs. Maude Scttle
meyer, and Mrs. Gill Green, all of
Marion,, and Mrs. Nellie Taylor,
of Morganton; 28 grandchildren,
and 16 great-grandchildren.
The amendments to the Social
Security act signed into law Sep
tember 1, 1954, extended coverage
to farm operators and workters
for the first time.
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PERSONALS
Mrs. Ina Smith left Friday to
return to her home In Washing
ton, D. C? after visiting here at
the home of her sister. Mrs. J. O.
Plonk.
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A/3C Charles M. Simms, sta
tioned at Barksdale AFli, La., is
spending a 30-day furlough at the
homb of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Simms, before leav
ing for overseas duty.
Miss Armittle Farrls, of Shelby,
was a weekend guest at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
C. Farrls.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Bell and
children, Nancy and Ted, and
Mrs. Vernon Smith and daughter,
Marsha Anne, of Mount Holly,
were guests Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Stewart.
Mrs. Erwln Hughes, Mrs. Ray
childers, and Mrs, Bobby Bowen
visited Mrs. Bowen's husband,
Pvt. Bowen, at Fort Jackson, S.
G., during the weekend.
Cpl. Thomas Berry, of Fort
Bragg, spent thfe weekend with
his wife and parents.
Mrs. Edith Olive and Mrs. Mae
Putnam have returned from a
visit with relatives In Savannah,
Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Houston, of
Pageland, S. Q., were weekend
guests at the, home of their son,
Humies Houston and family.
Miss Elizabeth Barrett, of Shel
by, was a weekend guest at the
home of Miss Rachel Neal.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griffin,
of Forest City, and Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Dellinger of Cherryville
visited Sunday at thie home of
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Tate.
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Pitts and
children of Mooresville were
weekend guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John Houser.
Mrs. Boyd Phillips, of Char
lotte, and Mrs. William Baker,
of Lowell, visited Sunday in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Huff
sttetler.
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. McCurdy
and family visited Sunday at the
home of Mrs. McCurdy's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Black, in Win
get.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Eagle, of
Landis, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald
McGinnis, of Charlotte, visited
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. H. H. McGinnis.
Frank A. Summers returned
Friday to Atlanta, Ga., to con
tinue his graduate studies at Geo
rgia Institute of Technology.
Mr. and Mrs. Emec.t Diaz, of
Hickory, wtere weekend guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. D.
Ratterree. Mrs. Diaz is the form
er Miss Jean McRae.
Mrs. H. L. Gatlin, Robert Gat
lln, and Mary and Donna Strick
land, of Greenwood, S. C., were
weekend guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Franklin.
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Social Security Checks To Show
Increases Wiih October Payments
Joseph P. Walsh, district man
ager of the Gastonia Social Se
curity Officte, pointed out today
that people now receiving old age
and survivors insurance pay
ments will have their monthly
checks increased beginning with
the check to be mailed early in
October. Mr. Walsh stated that
thle amendments to the law pass
ed by Congress, and signed by
President Eisenhower, call for
this automatic increase in bene
fits.
The minimum payment of $25
to a retired worker has been rais
ed to $30, and the old maximum
paymbnt of $85 has gone up to
$98.50. This means an increase in
payments to retired workers of
$5 or more a month.
Families of retired workers and
survivors of those who have died
will also get increases. Where
there is only one survivor draw
ing benefits, that is, just a widow,
widower, child or parent alone,
that person will receive at least
$30 a month. In some cases this
will mean an increase of $11.20 a
month. The tables below give an
idea of how much the increases in
social security payments will be.
qNCREASES IN
SOCIAL SECURITY PAYMENTS
BASED ON
1954 AMENDMENTS
Worker
Old
Law
1954
Amendments
$25.00
40.00
55.00
70.00
85 00
Old
$30.00
45.00
60.00
78.50
98.50
Worker and Wife
37.50
58.40
80.00
105,00
127.50
$45.00
67.50
117.80
147.80
90.00
Widow, Widower,
Parent, or Child
$18.80
30.00
41.30
52.50
63.80
$30.00
33.80
45.00
58.90
73.90
Widow and
One Child
$37.60
58.40
80.00
105.00
127.60
$45.00
67.60
90.00
117.80
147.80
Widow and
Two Children
$45.00 $50.20 .
58.50 . 67.60
80.00 90.20
140.10 . ' 157.10'
168.90 ? 197.10
Mr. Walsh pointed out that the
raise in benefits is automatic and
it will not be nedessary to apply
to your social security office for
the increase. Mr. Walsh re-em
phasized that the increase will be
in phecks mailed early in October.
CORRECTION
In a Herald news story last
week, it was reported that
Scarr Morrison made a forced
fanding in a Stinson single-en
gine plane owned by Foote Mi
neral Company. The plane is
j the property of Mr. Morrison.
I The Herald 'is glad to make
j this correction.
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the. po
wer of sale contained in a deed of
trust given by Jeff Carroll and
wife, Carrie Carroll to the under
; signed as trustee for Kings Moun
tain Building and Loan Associa
tion on the 28th day of August.
1952 now on record in thte Office
of the Register of Deeds for
j Cleveland CoUnty in book 409 at
page 29 and default having been
'made in the payment of same and
at the request of the Kings
Mountain Building and Loan As
sociation I will scM for cash at
the courthouse door in SHELBY,
i CLEVELAND COUNTY, NORTH
I CAROLINA on MONDAY, OCTO
BER 11. 1954 at 10:00 o'clock a.
m. or within legal hours, the f61
j lowing described real estate:
, BEGINNING at a stake, Sid
Short's corner and runs thence
with his line S. 4 Vt E. 90 feet to
a stake in B. D. Phillips Jine; then
ce with Phillips line N. 78 W. 108
feet to a stake, Burley Ramsey's
corner; thence with Ramsey's line
N. 2H E. 90 feet to a stake, Ram
sey's corner in Owensby's line;
'thence with Owfensby's line S. 78
E. 108 feet to the BEGINNING
iand being a part of the lot con
j veyed by B. D. Phillips and wife,
to Jeff Carroll and wife, by deed
dated 18th of February, 1946 as
will appear on record in the Reg
ister of Deeds Office for Cleve
land County In book 5-0 at page
327.
This the 9th day of September,
1954.
B. S. Nelll, Trustee
Davis and White, Attorneys
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Resurrection Lutheran Churrh
Sets October As Loyalty Mont7*
October h^s boen designated as
"Loyally Month" at Rcsurroc' ion
Lutheran ehurch. The pastor. Hev.
Douglas Frit/, reven led plans last
Thursday night at the Church
Council meeting for an intensi
fied crusade to activate all mem- 1
bers of the congregation during
October.
The pastor explained, "October
is Loyalty -Month. It will be our j
purpose to reactivate (every mem
ber of the congregation as well
as to reach out in evangelism.
Our g<^?l is to have every mem:
ber in church every Sunday dur
ing October. In order to do tills, j
We art* designating 'Five impor j
tant Sundays'. October 3 will be .
Communion Sunday; October 10.1
Family Sunday; October 17. Lay- j
men's Sunday; October 21, Guest
Sunday ; and October 31, Refqr- j
mation Sunday. The services each ,
Sunday will center around tliej
emphasis designated. Music will j
be offered by two choirs."
Continuing his explanation, j
Pastor Fritz, stated, "On Monday
night, October 4, there will be a
"Family Night" gathering at the
church with a covered disli sup
per as well as entertainment and ;
recreation. Every organization of j
the church will lend its coopera- 1
tion to the promotion of "Loyalty '
Month."' On September 2(5, t!io:o
will U? a complete visitation of
every member of the Churc!j. A
special issue? of tin' eongrega' on
al paper, ."The' Kcsuric Jon
Story" will feature Loyalty Mon
th plans.
The theme for the loyalty* en*
sade at Resurrection will be
"Christ Comes First."
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