Agriculture
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Is everything really animal,
vegetable or mineral, like tin* ex
ports sayV Titen what's Fai m
Bureau?
It's no’ an animal. Thou* scho
larly (oiks who toll us what our
Winn mean iy an umrr.ai is
any living thing that's not o
pi n» W’Vh -Jconis to h" sort n
taking tin* easy way out. But
Farm Bureau is just not an am
m..* o. .1 iy * that hi* know •>(.
And it's sure not a vegetable,
exactly. Although it will grow
strong and healthy if you culti
vate it right. But the word-mak
ers s i* a *i . ;."!il»*. in its t»iodd
est sense, is any plant So Farm
Bureau elm sn’t lit under this
heading either.
Well, is Farm Bun an a mm
eral. Ilu*n? Sort of. Beeause a
mineral, says Mr. Webster, i*
"an inorganic substance occurr
ing in nature, of a definite chem
ical composition and definite
structure.’’
Which makes Farm Bureau
sort of a mineral, he, luse it sure
has a definite structure It’s
made up of t,62S,(n farm fami
lies who are inteiest<*d in do ng
something to keep agriculture on
the go. And it stands on a foun
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■l it. n <»f membership and ser- t
vice. So it has a definite strue- j!
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lint v ere bird pm w ;i' n it
' t> tin- “tie fin t»* . Ur « -1
-nmpositioa" part. So we would |
■ o differ with anybouj wha 1
»y> flatly that Farm Bureau i* |
mineral. Ar.d this probably j
makes :s a dif't r beggar But
our only task right now is to
lassify Fairn Bureau.
And fiankly. were s'limped. ;
Toonuse Far-n Hurrau seems to
r a thing apart And it is. as a
v»tt r of fart. In the first place,
it's the largest general farm or
■ni/at >n in the United States,
ind in North Carolina Its also
In* grassroots farmer's \ nice in
>uhlic affairs.
Aside from that, we give tip
rhiough no stretch of the imagi
nation c an we. in all good faith,
call Farm Bureau an animal, a
vc getablc, or a mineral. We'll
irobably have to 1m* content to
all it necessary.
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icense may help save your life!
A<. i ruing to Commissi oner Kd.
vanl S iicidt of the North Caro
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les all new and renewed driv
•r's licenses issued in North Ci
Ima, beginning in November,
.\ill provide a fonn for mislicai
n format ion which could t>e use
ul in the event of an emergency.
The special form, believed to
*e the fast in the United States
o he made a part f a driver's
c.-nse, provides -pie for your
dood type • group and Kh fac
or>, the date of \ >ur last teta
nus slid land whether it was
oxo d or antitoxin*, drugs or
nedicines you ma\ Ih> taking or
to wim h you are allergie and
other medical data such as con
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or the wearing of contact lens.
To insure the accuracy of the
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■mergeney situ itions.
I'iic new addition to the driv
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North Carolina Chapter of the
\mcii- an College of Surgeons as
a pait of a continuing statewidi
pit gram to improve medical care
'or accident victims.
Mure lli.tn 200.000 North Caro
Simat s arc afflicted by heart and
1)Um (I vessel disea e, HH’Ordh'
to estimates released by the
North Carolina Heart Assoei"
tion. That number is equal to
•he total populations — ever- i
man. woman, and child — of 20
N< rth Carolina counties: Alio i
tthany. Caswell, Cherok«*e, Cho- j
wan. Clay, Currituck. Dare :
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Stretching You Dollar
By Ph.lip J. Goldborg
Institute for Finonc.al Planning. Inc.
The closest a;t one has i me
to "getting aomething for no
thing" has been though lif? in
iiiiaii'e. As soot as ynu make
your I ist premium. the I*f»* in
surun. <* i tup :i> guaranties
hat your beneficiary will be
pa.d the amount <1 .e on your po
llcy when there is a cla in. Th
foie, it >o-i have taken out a po
li > for $23,000 and expire after
making only >tir small premium
payment, your family will fs‘
jiven all this money, liasitl on
your small investment, your ben
eficiary w.il almost literally be
getting something for nothing.
As you i an see. insurance also
gives you guaranteed dollars
lupposc you had decided to leave
vour family $25,000 by saving
$500.00 a year. Even with the in
terest payments, it would take
you well over 30 years to achieve
this objective. However, should
you die in the interium. your
family would be left the amount
you hail saved. But if you had
life insurance, your family would
get $25,000.
Here are some ease histories
which illustrate ho-.v many peo
ple not only get guaranteed dol
lars from life insurance but can
ri-celve a si/cable sum of money
for an indefinite period of time,
iy electing one of the options in
surance offers. In fact, they ulti
mately collected payments which
exceeded the fa;-e amount of the
policies.
i»n ilie west coasi, one me in
surance hrnrfiriary received a
total of $203,125 in life insur
ance payments for the cost of
only one annual jtremium of
S2.6K1.25. Instead of taking a
lump sum. the beneficiary. a wi
dow. chose to receive yearly pay
ment* for the rest of her life.
She now has collected 65 pay
ments of $3,125 a year and will
continue to net this amount as
long as she lives. Because of the
reserve, still kept in tact by the
life insurance company, the face
value of the policy will be paid to
her children whin she dies. The
amount $62 500. Remember, the
original investment was just
over two thousand dollars.
It is not at all rare in insur
ance company records to find
records where policies provided
in<i»me for over half a century
to beneficiaries who chose the
annual annuitv provision, rather
than the one lump sum. The ben
efits being paid to thousands of
beneficiaries of life insurance po
licies throughout the country to
day. have far exceeded the initial
value of tile policy or total cost
p.i.d in premiums.
A lawyer fi m a nor; h western
state is another exa.nn'<* n' “ :e
t.ns> something for nothing”—or
rather, his daughter is. io.
he acqum-d a S15'*10 H'» 1 -
m,v policy, and at that time paid
a $211.til before he p..
his motor h ;at ditrm" « «-•
a few months later. His daughter
is now 03, and n.-ts .
nual income payments of $650.00
for the past 51 years or a total •
of fa. m »re than $33,000. This is
about 115 times the premium her
father paid.
! If you are among the million:
of Americans who have the good
fort jne t . endure to old age. you
can also collect benefits such as
j this for yourself. About 17 mil
lion Americans over the age 65
now carry life insurance whie
helps to aid their financial se
' curity. They have let their cash
value accumulate during their
lifetime, and tr»w that they are
ivor 65, <-an borrow from it an
nually. still keepn* .
life insurance in tact for their
beneficiaries or elect to take an
I annuity.
, Spi aking longevity, there arc
about 1.000 Americans aged 95 or
dder who have policies in force,
| or else have actually seen their
policies endow for the face a
mount.
When you ask vour agent a
bout life insurant, inquire about
a policy that guarantees you an
annuity for as long as you live,
or discuss with him how cash
value builds up. and can ulti
mately b*> converted to an annui- j
ty.
It is true that no one gets
s imething for nothing, but bene
ficiaries of this kind of life in
sura me very often come close to
it
Colored News
Evelyn Giles, daughter of Mrs.1
Eva Giles, has entered the I ni- i
versity of C'onneeticutt Missj
Giles is a graduate of Compact
high sehool.
Rev. A. A. Ponder of Shelby :
will be guest speaker at Shady
Grove Baptist church Sunday
night at 7:30. Mrs. Lewis Curry
is sponsoring the service.
The lisher Board of Lxmg
Branch Baptist church will relc
hrate an anniversary Sunday
night at 7:30 p.m.
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