Stretching Your Dollar
By Philip J. Goldberg
Institute (or Financial Planning. Inc.
If KHiwone gave your wife
$10,0110 lax free, how would she
*P*‘nd it? Huy a new wardrobe?
Take a trip to Kurope? Move to
a more expensive rudghborhood?
Lent! it to her brother? Invest it
in a friend's failing business?
Perhaps she would be more
practical: She would pay off all
Jour outstanding debts, put some
in the hank, and spend the re
mainder on whatever she want*.
Do you think that the situation
Would be the same if your wife
were the ticnefiriary of your
Sio.oon |if,. insurance policy?
Anyone in the lift* insurance bus
iness will tell you that the lone
ly. grief stricken woman be
comes a sensitive target for
temptations of many kinds. To
help your wife and family
through such a situation, you can
plan ahead now. Your agent can
help you do this. Once needs have
been determined, you can select
one of these basic option* offer
ed ay life insurance companies,
regarding how benefits are paid
to widows;
1. Lump Sum Payment
o. Yearly Henefits i Annuities)
3 Lump Sum Payment Com
<
bined with Yearly Benefits
For most Americans. I feel
that is the wisest choice. This
option gives the widow- an imme
diate lump sum payment to pay
off final pressing expenses, while
a yearly annuity affords her a
budgetary suptemevit to other
benefits, such as social security
payments. Added together, this
gives her a livable family bud
get.
Above all, don't forget to talk
to your wife about which plan
to use. It is unfortunate that
American husbands are extreme
ly reluctant to discuss such grim
matters as life insurance and
wills with their wives If you are
one of these husbands, remember
that in trying to spare your wife
the sadness of meeting reality,
you are not getting the advan
tage of her point of view on
these matters.
If your wile- is-Wee mine, you
will lie astounded to find that
she will, herself, suggest the
practical lump sum plus annuity
plan of payment of benefits. A
bove all. she will welcome your
discussing this proolem with her.
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By CANNIE BROWN
The following sudrntt art- on
rolled for the fall form at <■«»!
leges and universities:
A & T COLLEGE Larrv On .
Ronald Camp >ell, Douglas Mit
ehem. Jimmy Carroll, Mary Ken
nedy. Pressley- Quinn. II.Hard
Hunter Hn-nda Williams and
Graee Cole
ST. AUGUSTINE Llnwoid
Thumbs.
UNIVERSITY OF N. C IK>n
aid Campbell.
TEACHER S COLLEGE Lelia
Guyton.
VOORHEF.S COLLEGE Jane
Pressley.
JOHNSON C SMITH Hester
anil after the derision has been
reached, you will la- happy \ou
did.
DURHAM BUSINESS COL
LEGE Wanda Byers and Mary
I.on Kos<
NORTH CAROLINA COL
LE<IK Judy Byera and K\ on
Ada ms.
HOWARD UNIVERSITY
Grate Mit< hem.
< I ASTON COLLEGE Mrs.
Ann I*. Hunter.
KAYETTKVILI.K S T A T E
Corrie Lewis.
SCHOOL OK NURSING
Winston • Salem Darnell Ar
rington.
ST PAUL'S Sarah Brown.
SHELBY Carolyn Brown,
lliere will Is- a program at
Shady Grove Baptist ehun h Sun
day night. Rev. S I. Clement will
bring the message at 7:30 j> m
The program is sponsored by
Mrs. Lillie Curry.
Sunday. Sept. 27th will lx- Wo
man’s Day at B\num Chapel
Mail Senrice
Is Expanded
For Holidays
Longer postoffieo window
hour*. I'xpamM deliver)’ sendees
and largo-scale extension «f the
/II1 iiKkil patrol j» ist speedup
are planned for Christmas, Post
master (Seneral John A G.nnuu
ski has advised tin* kx-al Post
master, Charles 1* Alexander.
Mr Gronouski outlined t » the
Kings Mountain postal head,
three major new steps he has
taken “for tin* best Christmas
mail sendee the Postal Sendee
church.
Tin* Senior Usher Hoard of
Galilee Methodist church will oh
servo their anniversary Suml.iv
at 2:.dtt .Mrs. Clyde Adams is
president.
has ever had:"
1. expanded post otfi.v win
dow h mii» rv, "i to 2** as deem
ed necessary locally.
1 A six clay >ve It* . 7-.H for
panel |misi deliveries. Instead of
a five day week As most of out
patrons know, wi are now deliv
«in p«i ■ ■ 1 -ii > d t> Honda).
Pinsday. Thursday. Ki iday and
Saturday.
3. Completion hy Nov. 1 of
Phase III of ZIP Code [Kinel
handling at about 13t» more “see
tional renter” po«t idfi.es isfra
lexically ■ I-'rated mail massing
points', providing faster tlcHvery
up to 21 hours or more for par
ee!' w til xil* Code
In Phase I and II. approxi
mately 7.% offiees with receipts
of $r» million annually anti above
arfivated faster ZIP Code soil
ing and dispatch by Seftt. 1. The
l.'Vt tn Phase 111 includes offices
with iK-tfipts of Si to .** million.
In addition, many other sec
tioiifll center offnes with smaller
rereipts \v ill have the program in
oper.-.t i.n hy early Peremher. in
time to help speed delivery of
On stmas gif s mailed with th«‘
ZIP C'ode
Postmaster Alexander said. "I
would like to thank the great
host of our pati 01s who are now
using ZIP code in their addresses
In ease there are some who are
not familiar with this important
sc of numbers, here they are
..’'•osii please include your /ip
code nt > 'in return addiess on
all conespondeme", he added.
CARO OK THANKS
We wish to thank our many
friends and neighbors and espec
■ ally f*r. P <!. Padgett for their
many kindnesses and expressions
of sympaihy at the death of our
beloved husband and father
MRS R. L BOLIN
and Family
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank all the a it-a
food stores who so kindly dls
|ila>od (Misters for me during ihe
Com meal baking competition
which 1 entered in I If. They
were: B A B, Hord Herndon,
Winn • Dixie, Harris - Teeter,
Gault's. Glass, J. D. Moss Ksso.
all of Kings Mountain: R. E.
I lamhrioht. Hardin's, both of
firmer; the two Winn-Dixie’s in
Shelby. A A I* <>n l-afayette St in
Shelby; the two Shelby radio
stations and WK.MT of Kings
Mountain for allowing me to tell
atmut the I II .ontests.
DIANE GREENE
I H'er
Dixon Community Club
Will medical science some day
have '‘heart banks*’ ready to
transplant hearts? First it must
overcome the hody’a habit of re
iccting alien tissue, says the
North Carolina Heart Assooia
lion.
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GREEN STAMPS
wiHi»r;cou*ON wd
A IIO OO OR MORE
n-«w
Tow Kings Mtn.
Winn-Dixie
Void Alter Sept. 26th
STAMPS
wma cjwon n«® 9
Two 1 -LU Pur.*.
TASTE O* SEA
Flounder Fillets
Void Ams Septcmsch 2Gtm
AT TOUR LOCAU WINN-OIXIC
ir* GREEN STAMPS
ViM THC GOUPCN «ND » -*X U
Two 2-l>. Pres.
GOLD KING
Hush Puppies
Void After Scptlmblh 2Gtm
_ AT TOUR LOCAL WIMNOIKIC
OLD HICKORY OR CAROLINA PRIDE CHUNK (2 6 Lb. PIECES (SLICED . . LB. 39c)
BOLOGNA - 29
BACON
1-Lb. Pkg.
39
Morrell Pride Cooked Boneless Canned
r FI ’
W-D FAMOUS GROUND
BEEF 3»' 1” 5 - 1
99
CRACKIN' GOOD CANNED
Biscuits 6
full onequartir sliced
Pork Loins
Cans
Lb.
39*
59*
w D BRAND FRYING CHICKEN
Breast . . . * 59*
FRESH VA STANDARD OYSTERS
Oysters «*-*• =- 79*
Limit one of your choice with o $5 00 or more order
BLUE OR WHITE ARROW BLUE CHEER
Detergent ~17'~I9'
Limit one of your choice with o $5 00 or more order AMOUR PURE LARD ASTOR
Shortening ~39'~49'
AMOUR PURE LARD
Limit one of your choice wuh a $5.00 or more orde
DEEP SOUTH Miracle Whip Salad Dressing
Mayonnaise s 39' a 49'
Limit on* of your choice with a $5.00 order ASTOR MAXWELL HOUS
COFFEE • • 59 69
MAXWELL HOUSE
LAND O' SUNSHINE (QTRSJ Limit 4 Please*
BUTTER • 59'
FLAME RED TOKAY
GRAPES ..
LUSCIOUS BARTLETT
PEARS ...
RED JONATHAN (SCHOOL BOY
APPLES ..
3 “39'
8 ■" 39/
5 “c 39/
tJ. S. NO. I RUSSETT BAKING
POTATOES 10 “ 69'
SUPERBRAND
Ice Cream “ 49/
SUP1R6RAND
Sherbet £ 49/
JfrWlLL MU II PAC
Meat Pies^ 69/
Jjosrwr, hmj. ^ p,^ ^ Cxmi
Pie* .. 3 ^79/
FRENCH FRY
Potatoes 3 ssl.
Dixit THRIFTY orange
Juice.. 4 -99/
TRAD€ WINOS FANTA*.
Shrimp .. ,i£ *r