The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, January 26, 1961, Image 4
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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*mg n.iPTON HBATON, Titit—«
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Mr and Mrs Hubert Leopard
and Mrs H. A. Adams visited
Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Jones and
Mrs. P. D. Watkins in Greenwood
Thursday. While there they also
visited Mrs. W. A. Jones and
. Cindy Carson, who have been ill.
Mrs. Claude Farmer and dau
ghter, Velda, visited Mrs. Edna
Ballard of Joanna, who is a pa
tient at the Joanna hospital.
Mis Libby Ballard of Joanna
is spending a few days with her
aun.t Mrs. Claude Farmer, while
her mother is a patient at Joanna
hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Harris and
daughter, Jackie, of Anderson
visited Mr. and Mrs. Horace C
Smith and Mrs. Nancy Harris on
Sunday. Mrs. Harris is spending
some time with the Smiths while
her daughter, Mrs. Dessie Doug
las, is visiting her aunt. Mgs
Bertha Gregory, in Rome, Ga
Mrs Gregory is seriously ill.
Hershel Cotvard and family of
Jefferson, Ga., visited Mr. and
Mrs. Jessie Laney Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Randall Farmer
and son visited Mrs. Sarah Cheek
in Greenwood over the week-end
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Putnam
visited Mrs. Edna Ballard, a pa
tient at the Joanna hospital, re
cently
Mrs. John Word, Mr. and Mrs.
David Word visited Mr. and Mrs.
H. N. Reed in Spartanburg, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Seed, Mr. and
Mrs Manvel Reed in Lyman Sun
day.
Dennis McLendon, SA, of May-
port, Fla., is spending a few days
leave with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill McLendon
Mr and Mrs. Leo Hans man
of Clark Ridge, 111., have return
ed home after a visit with rela
tives here.
Mr and Mrs George Meadows,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul German of
Greenwood, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Clark Meadows Sunday.
WITH THE SICK
Mrs. Ott Thomas is ill at her
home on Washington street.
Arthur Dunaway has returned
home from the Greenville Gen
eral hospital.
Vernon Eugene Williams is ill
with measles at his home on Mil
ling Avenue. -
Willie Mae Riley is ill at home
this week. ~ r. i
D. V. Wright is a surgical pa
tient at Self Memorial hospital
in Greenwood,
BIRTHDAYS AND WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
Wanda Lee Phillips observed
her birthday January 25.
Clyde Bigbee, Sr., observed a
birthday January 19.
P a m Cunningham will c^le-
Mr. and Mrs. Pressley Chaney
will observe their wedding anni
versary January 29.
Mrs. Charlie Foster will ob
serve her birthday January 28.
Debra Wilson celebrates her
birthday today. *
Mr. and Mrs. Vandy Fallow
versarjT^anuary 1 ^mT^*
Claude Kernels, Sr., will ob
serve his birthday January 21.
Mrs. Charles Dunaway will ob
serve her birthday January 28.
- Mr. and Jfe
Easley, celebrated their 80th wed
ding anniversary recently.
Betty, Johnson will celebrate
hre birthday January 29.
Susan Elaine Caughman will
be 6 years old January 31.
Mrs. Joe Proffitt will observe
her birthday January 20.
Ha Ann Kernels will observe
her birthday January 27. I
WOMAN’S CLUB MEET
The Clinton Mills Woman’s
Club heud the regular monthly
meeting January 9 at the Com
munity Building.
Girts of Mrs. P. 0.
Horizop Club cuts tht <
on famous wonoau Of
Two of the girls ti
Camp Fire organisation.
M, Mil
e (ram the operation
i in « taxable year
hls'earalngs for so-
gamzation Has Meant to Me,'
and Diane Davenport told of
plans for the coming Golden Ju
bilee celebration.
Mrs. Arso Ivester .vice-presi
dent, presided over the businem
meeting and plans were made for
the Mothers March on Polio.
Later refreshments were served
by the hostesses, Mrs. Freeman,
Mrs. Eva West and Mrs. Joe
Land; ,!
bi aU“ bei 1 WrUHJSy "January acT
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fey filing, along with the regular
Income tax return (Form 1040),
a Schedule F. The Schedule F Is
used to determine the farm net
income (gross sales minus all
business expenses) and to figure
the necessary social security tax.
Both of these forms are obtained
from the nearest office of the
Director of Internal Revenue.
The $400 net rule applies to al
most all
However, there are
regulations which apply only to
farmars.
The farmer can get credit un
der social security even though
. his actual net earnings art less
lW»f tha» giOOi -ia lacL aven if
operates his farm at a loss! This
is done ander a provision of the
law called the farm option. Under
the option, or choice, and fol
lowing the rules shown on the
back of Schedule F, the farmer
can claim his netf-two-thirds of
his farm gross.
^sar dot to
farmers
a hies the
credit
ymr. if fe$ _
regardless of
ther, market
hi caiTy-over^elc.
The farm option was put in the
law by Congress in recognition of
the fart that farm income may
fluctuate greatly from year to
crop
To'illustrate the value of social
security coverage and of the op
tion to the farmer, let’s use as an
example a farmer who grosses at
least $1800 every year. Under the
option, this farmer could claim a
net of at least $1200 every year.
On his retiriment at 85 this farm
er would drew e social security
benefit of at least $80.00 per
month. If be became disabled so
that he could no longer do any
work, the samf bmatt would be
paid regardless of Mg «M. to tfe*
event of death, if a widow and at
-logst one minor child survived,
the monthly family beueOi would
nmniint to at fopM 188.80.
Any farm operator can gain
this insurance proteetloo If M
grosies
ami
from the operation of the farm-
He is required, under the law, to
purchase this protection through
payment of the self-employment
tax, if he nets $400 or' more in e
taxable year.
The nearest social security of
fice is always eager to answer
questions on this oM-ags, survi
vors, end disability insurance
program.
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