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Page 6 THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD, KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C. Thursday, February 20, 196^ The Veterans Corner Scout News Mission Possible Set By Churches when ruing Return EDITOR’S NOTE: liolow aro authoritative answers by the Vet- t^rans Administration to some of ‘the many current questions from former servicemen and their fam- , ,Ules. Further information on vet- jiferans benefit^, may bo obtained ■ at any VA office. •» Q—Will I receive educationcil assistance allowance from the .Veterans Administration for my wife and two chihiron if I am enrolled for less tlian half-iimc fn school? A *No. You will bo rcimh. »'sed flTr the (*ost of the course only, Vith monthly pii.merts not ex- owding $60 for less than half lime or $30 for quarter-time or less. I Q I am under a,"e 60 but old enough that my Worlrl War If G. I. term insurance is already Very expensive. I know that I cannot afford the even higher Ittemiums that will be due in the future. However, I till need this insurance protection. Can the Veterans Administration su<-gest Boy Scout 01 hc'ld its second iruH':ing of the month on 'I’ues- day February 11. A court of iionor was liekl at iWhi(.ii ten lei foot and first class merit h:ulgi*s wen* pre.sented to liie foUtoViUg I'oys. 'l'eiuU‘r.foot j.iA cs were gtven to Johnny Walker, C’alvan Maioy, and Ron nie McKinney. First class rank? were given to Jimmy Falls, and Ikldle Aiidcr.son. Merit bul^cc wo'e given to Scot Wilson, Pub Bridges for “Home Ri-pairs.'' 'Marsiiall Blanton “CitiZ(Mishii> in .iie Home and Jimmy Amos “.Safety". Th<' boy w!io rc-ceivod the mo.st awards in merit br.dges 'for Pub lic speaking, Articultrial Land .■leaping At licuK.ial, Wood Carv- 1 ing, A Bion7e I*alm anj the Gold i Quill was R^'id Strickland. n solution to my prol)Iem? A Haj>pily, yes. The Moflificd Life Plan lers the lowest pre mium permanent plan protection. You must concert to this cover age before age 61. While the a mount of insurance is halved at age 65, yoc will still have the op tion th(‘n of replacing the n*duced half of your coverage with ordi nary lif(‘ insurance*. For addition- al information and assistance in /this mailer, clu\k with your near est VA regional office. ILiMvElGH, N. C. “Mission Possible” (ome.s to the Presbyter ian churches of North Carolina^ on February 21. Charlotte. N. C.J will 1)(* the center of activities for, th(‘ intornaiioanl church leader’s| who will head the "Mission Pos-^ slble" team. The North Carolina; Program is a part of a donomi-| nation-wide effort during a three montii witness season. -More than 50:> miriisier.s, leacirers, dociors and other specialist sare present ly serving as Presbyterian U. S. missionaries in ten countries. ' Heading lire “'Mission Possible", tram in North Carolina will bo the Rev. Mario Forroira Neves, the Rev. Antonia Elias, and the; Rev. Jean Claude Boidier. The' Rev. Mr. Neves is the Stated ^ Clc* k of tiro Portuguese Presby terian Church and professor of, rlogmatics at the Presbyterian 'Pheobt ,ical Seminary in Cafcive*. los, I’ortugal. The Rev. Mr. Elias' is pastor of tlu* Pi-crbyterian' Ciuireh of Niteroi, Rio do Janeiro, Brazil, and the Rev. Mr. Bordier is pastfrr of lire Christian Mission ary Belgium Church in Brussels.! Covenant Presoyterian Church’ ft' Charlotte, N. C., will host the fir.st of seven] dinners for the ■'Mission Possible’* team on Feb ruary 21 at 6:30 P.M. This dinner :n(*eting will bo designed for ministers, elders, deacons, and Christian witness leaders. On February 22 the “Mission Possi ble" team will tour Presbyterian work in the Charlotte area, in cluding Davidson College. Queens College, and Johnson C. Smith University. All of the internation al leaders will preach on Sunday | morning in Charlotte churches.; The Rev. Mr. Elias will preach at the Plaza Church; Dr. Bordieri at the Stc^elo Creek Chmch; and: Dr. Neves at the Amity Presby-' teiian Church. Also on Sunday afternoon at 3:00 P.M., a gen-; cral meeting will be held for an; Presbyterians at the First Pres-, byterian Church. The team moves to Wilming ton. N. C., on February 2.5 with Dr. Bordier speaking at 8:00 P.M. at the First Presbyterian Church. He will speak on the following day at 7:30 P.M. at the Green-j ville First Presbyterian Church, j Dr. Elias will speak on F'ebiai- ary 21 at the First Presbyterian Church, Greensboro, and at the: First Pre.sbyterian Church, Ra-| leigh, on February 26. j Dr. Neves will speak at tlie Gastonia First Presbyterian Church on Monday, February 24 and at the Statesville First Church on the 25th. On February 2o he will move on to Winston- Salem to speak at the First 'Pres byterian C-hurch there. Wife Isn't Dependent; GREENSBORO, N. C. — Soi far as the Internal Revenue Serv-| ice is concerned, your wife is| never your dependent (and vice' versa! when you file your Fe<l-| eral income tax return. j And what does this mean? “Simply this;’* says J. E. Wall, IRS District Director, “If jour spouse has any amount cU taxa ble income, the spouse may not be claimed as an exemption on your leturn unless the total a- mount of income of each spouse is listed on the return .and both husband and wife sign the form making it a joint return." Wall says that many taxpayers err by claiming a spouse as a de pendent when the spouse has less than $e^X) income. The spouse with the smaller income then at tempts to file a separate return for the purpfjse of getting a re fund, but this isn’t proper. “If a dependent child has in come,’’ Wall said, “the child must file a reuirn to get his refund and his parent may still claim his dependency credit. This doesn’t hold true in the case of husbands and wives. 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C*?prin°g -Viii ?v:»' •f;.- GLEN CAMPBELL, National Victory March chaiiman for The Arthritis Foundotion/ meets little Miss Angela Roe tc launch the 1369 Strike Out Arthritis efforts. Dr. Donald D. Weir of Chapel Hill anncunced the selection cf the TV-movie stai or national chairman ond stated thot he would visit North Caiolina in May. Dr. Weir is chairman of The Arthritis Foundation in North Coro- Una. The Delight, Arkansas native stars in The G en Compbell Goodtime Hour, a CBS Wednesday evening show. Eastei Seal Drive Set ! Jim Beatty of Charlotte takes 'the reins as head of tho annual | Easter Seal Appeal in Norih Car olina for the second straight jear ■ as the drive ge^s un.’.erway March 1. Beatty, intcrnat’lonally • kiiowi track star and member of the ! North Carolina General Assem bly. was presented a national service award by the National Easter Seal Sociely for his volun teer seivices for the hindkapped hist year. He was onocf 10 na-'l 1 tformfly-known* athletes cited for ’ their help at the National Socie- ! ty’s Annual Convention i i Boston ; in November. Beatty joins C'arol Burnett, 1369 National Easter Seal Cam paign Chaiiman, and Srott Ken dall. a Wadesboro boy choaen this year’s state Easter Seal Post- . er Child, in support of servit es ! to tliousands cf crippled children I and adults Ihrougliout North Carolina an.i tho country. This ■ year’s drive continues througli Easter F.:iday, April 6. The North Carolina Chairman ‘ was the first man in h.story to| i:reak the four minute mile in- ' d-iors. His many honors i ic’^alc j the Sullivan Award as America’s I Amateur Atlilote of tha Year in i 1962 and nomination the same i year by the U. S/. Jayri'es ^as one j of America's Ten Outstanding I Young Men of tlic Year. ! In accepting the chairmanship ; of the 1969 Easter Seal Appeal, ; i Reaft.y will »i ain be* working I with Thomas B. Reid, Jr.. 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Those 60 other dealers must be off their rockers. As for us, we've just blown our cool. CHILDER S ROOFING & HEATING CO., INC. 309 NORTH CANSLER PHONE 739-5166
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