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Social Security i
Questions & Answers'
Kings Mountain
GRADUATE — Pvi. Charles
Richard Loney graduated from
the United States Marine Boot
training gt Paris Islatid, S. C.,
recently. Going to Paris Island
for the ceremonies were Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Laney of High
Shoals and Mr. and Mrs. John
William Putnam and Chris Put
nam of Kings Mountain.
Savings & Loan Association
TROOP MEETING
P O BOX 745 KINGS MOUNTAIN, NORTH CAROLINA28086
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Srott Wilson lod the opening
at Tuesday’s meeting of Boy-
Scout Troop 91 at St. Matthew’s
Lutheran church. Instruction in
tenderfoot, second class and
first class was given and plans
were made for a weekend camp
ing trip. The troop will meet at
St. Matthew’s church Friday at
t p.m., announces Marshall
Blanton, scribe.
Q- I am 60 years old and have!
been trying to establish my date
of birth. I anl having troubie
finding any old documents. What
do you suggest?
A—Your best bet would proba
bly be a U. S. Census Record. You
can bring the documents you
have to our office and we will
examine them. If we feel that
further proof is needed, we will
help you complete a reriuest for
■a search of 8he census record.
There is no charge for helping'
1 you.
Q 'I got a letter from the soc-
I ial security office asking me if,
I wanted to sign up tor Medicare
j and social security benefits. I am
I still working full time and do
not plan to retire any time soon.
Why should I sign up for Medi
care and social security now?
A—You were asked if you want
to -apply for Medicare and social^
security benefits because our
records show you will soon he
age 65. Everyone who wants
Medicare coverage should apply,
for it during the 3 months before
the month of his 65th birthday
to have full Medicare protection
When he is 65. The fact that you
are continuing to work docs not
affect yo.ur rl^ht to Medicare
benefits
k:
A
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As far as social security bene
fits are concerned, it is a good
idea to file for them evem if you
are working. In this way, all
the necessary paper work will
be completed, and your benefits
can start without delay as soon
kis you do retire.
NEW OFnCXRS OF FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA—
Kings Mountain high school unit of Future Business Leaders of
America held installation of officers February 28 in ihe high
school cafeteria with the Hickory unit in charge. Participating
in the instollation were the officers, obove, and the installing of
ficers, oil of whom were from Hickory. Lelt to right, Lorin Weav
er. Nancy Dowda. president; Bob Pederson. Julie Brown, vice-
president; Teresa Carson, Theresa Hughes, secretary-treasurer;
Freida Liles. Vickie Hamrick, SPO representative and Judy Watts.
EAGLE’S
ANNIVERSARY SALE
Regins Thursday, March 6, 1969
SAUVE HAIR SPRAY
r1
CREME RINSE
Normal — Hard To Hold
13-Oz.
.63c ^
1
FIRST QUALITY NYLONS —9-11
Regular 2 for $1 37g
200*S KLEENEX FACIAL TISSUES
Special 4Roxesfor$l
LIMIT 4
SUAVE
CREME RINSE
63c
SUAVE SHAMPOO
WITH EGG
16-Oz.
63c
MB. PATCHO CARPET REMNANTS
24x36
99c
Heavy broadloom cuts of wool, nylons, blends —
Patched together with heavy carpet serging. Assort
ed shapes and colors.
BEAUTIFUL TUMBLERS
In Avocado and Gold
9'<n. Tnmbleni 9c
16*0z. Ttiiiible» ...11c
TIEN AND VALANCE SET
Assorted Prints and Materials
KING SIZE TV TRAY TABLES
Regular 1.19 87c
Shnnloted fobrlc design wHh brass folding legs.
SUAVE
Conditioning SHAMPOO
16-Oz.
.63c
9c SPECtAi
CHROME TABLEWARE
Forks, Knives, Spoons Sc
LADIES' NYLON SHELLS
38-40 $1.94
Assorted Colors — Mock Turtle Neck.
BATH TOWEL ASSORTMENT
99c
Slightly irregular 22"x44" prints, solids, jacquards
"CARRY ALL" STEEL TOOL BOX
1001 Uses 2.97
Perfect for fishing tackle, sewing occessories
REGULAR 3.98
SUAVE
GOLDEN SHAMPOO
16-Oz.
63c
9'^ ROLLER SET
94c
9" Steel troy, paint roller foam with 100% rayon
cover.
ELECTRIC HAIR CLIPPER SET
lO-piece set including teflon coated blade, shears,
comb, tape comb, 3 butch combs, blade guard, in
struction book and plastic case.
m
MIRROR ASSORTMENT
Pearlite frame — round and oblong 27" and 24x32"
Regular S.98 IW
LADIES' NYLON BRIEFS
Assorted Sizes S-10 37c
ROSE BUSHES
Assorted colors — climbers or running rose bushes
63c
"A Good Year"
For Famous Gardens
Unharmed by recent cold snaps,;
Charleston’s Famous Gardens, al
ready ablaze with multicolored
camellias, are showing promise
of the beauty of spring flowei-s
to corhe.
C. Norwood Hastie Jr., spokes
man for the gardens, termed the
weather thus far ideal for a suc-|
cessful season. "There has been|
practically no damage from thei
cold he said. “Rainfall has been,
adequate, and the camellias are
loaded with -blooms and buds that
indicate a prolonged flowering.
“Other touches of color — flo
wering peach and crabapple,
quince and spirea — are just be
ginning to apfjear, and within a
few days they will begin adding
their beauty.
“It looks like a good year for'
the gardens,” he added.
The trio of showplaces — M/g-'
nolia Gardens, Middleton Place
and Cypress Gardens — annually
attract thousands of visitors to
the Carolina Lowcountry.
Middleton Place, oldest of the
three, predates the Revolution
and has 'been recognized by horti
culturists and landscape archi
tects as perhaps the finest forma
i garden in America. It lies just
I off Hi/ghway 61, the 'Scenic Route
to Summerville,' within a few
miles of Charleston.
Nearer the city, and off the
same highway, is Magnolia,!
which offers the greatest array
of camellias in the Southeast. Ly
ing along the Ashley River in
an unparalleled setting, it at
tracts botanists and sightseers
from over the world.
Cypress Gardens gives the im
pression of Nature at its most
resplendent. Masses of azaleas,
interspersed by handsome camel
lias, line the banks of ebony-
lakes from wh-ich rise the moss
laden trees that give the garden
its name. Cypress is situated off
Highway 52 north of the city.
TIARA HAIR DESIGNS
Kings Mtn.'s Prestige Beauty Salon
BrnMERRABl
We are pleased to announce Betty Fulton has rejoined
our staff. We invite her friends and customers to call
for appointments.
Wiglets $15 & up Wigs $40 & up
Falls
Phone 739-4427
$60&up
706 W. King Street
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