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West Clinton
Social Security
QUESTION: I became eligible
for payments of HO par month In
1081. My wife gets HO. How much
in social security payments can I
draw if I make $0800 in 1081
ANSWER: Tour benefit pay
ments in 1962 will be reduced I960
($280 for your earningss from
$1000 to $1700, and $300 for your
earnings from $1700 to $M00)
Your payments will be $1440 less
$960 or $400 for 1982. You and
your wife will , get a total of $120
a month ($1440 in a year) if you
make $122 or less.
QUESTION: I am a man who
became disabled in May, 1980.
My claim was disallowed be
cause I had worked under social
security for only four years. Did
the 1961 Amendments help me?
ANSWER: Not so far as disa
bility is concerned,
four years of social security work
will qualify yon for old age in
surance benefits if you will be
66 before 1968.
QUESTION: I am a woman
who will be 62 next year and
eligible for social security. If
continue to work after I become
62, will my payments be increas
ed?
ANSWER: Social security pay
ments are based on the average
earnings in social security em
ployment. Work after age 62 may
increase your payments. Check
with us about it.
QUESTION: I have reached re
tirement age but have not applied
for social security benefits be
cause I am still working and
earning over $1200 a year. Is
there any action I should take?
ANSWER: Yes. By all means
you should take your W-3 Forpt
for 1961 to the Social Security
ad let them tell you
whether you may be paid any
part of toe benefits to which you
may be snOtted. This will depend
partly on haw ranch
Office
an how much you
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HUBERT LECPAm
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Miss Gail Woodward, Mrs. ioned baseball game in the Year-
Nancy Davenport and baby of gbs_
Joanna, spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ar-
rowood and family.
J. H. Edwards of Wolford,
spent the week with his sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Bigbee.
Mrs. Susie Hawks, Beatrice
Hawks and Ernest Vaughn visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Fortner
and family in Greenwood Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cannon
spent the week-end in Sumter with
their daughter and son-in-law,
S/Sgt. and Mrs. Calvin Lee and
family. ~
' Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Canfield of
Abbeville, spent Saturday after
noon with Mr. and Mrs. Joel
Cox.
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Cox visited
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis CoX in John
ston Sunday.
Mr .and Mrs. Doiph Hughes of
Enoree, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Bearden Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Beau-
ford, Huel Hamrick, and Mrs.
T. M. Seigler of Greenwood,
spent Sunday with their toother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs
J. R. Hamrick.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Weeks and
son, Russell, of Greenwood, vis-,
ited Mr .and Mrs. Joe Proffitt
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ivester
and children of Spartanburg, vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. Arxo Ivester
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Quinn vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Gens
Carroll in Greenville Sunday.
Sylvia King of Winthrop Col
lege, Rock Hill, and Phillip King
of Furman University, Green
ville, spent the week-end with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hall
King.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Oxner, Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Wooten attended
a birthday dinner in honor of
Mrs. Wooten and Mrs. Diner’s
father, Rev. George James, at
the home of Rev. and Mrs.
James in Duncan Sunday.
WITH THE SICK
James Craine has returned
home from Hays hospital.
Mrs. Ray Caubie is ill at her
home.
Ralph Bearden is able to return
to work after being ill several
weeks.
Stevie Brown is ill.
CLUB TO MEET
The Clinton Min Woman’s Club
will meet at 7:80 Thursday night
at the Clinton Community Build
ing. All members are asked to
attend.
BIRTHDAY PARTY GIVEN
For her 0th birthday January
20, Pam Cunningham
ed with a birthday party at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Cunningham, 101 Bai
ley Circle, from 4:20 to 5:20
Games were enjoyed by the nine
girts present. Refreshments
served by the hostesses, Sandra
and Linda Red.
Each girl remembered her with
a gift.
WEINER ROAST GIVEN
The Pioneer mid Crusade of
Royal Ambassadors of Calvary
Baptist Church enjoyed a
roast at Big Knob mountain
Barksdale and also an aid fash-
was ***** Rato Hway, dmHMr
hrntei Ms aseeni birthday wtth
After several gauMS w
we an-
g. Rice. Gladys BmHe and Dav*
srd, Billy BwOsr, Jamss Meed-
ef Mr. and Mrs. Janes H*w ef
a party at the hems ef Ms pa*
joyed, rWr^toMWto td eec
Leween.
on, Freddie Tumblin, Deltoid
this city.
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Ben*
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Kay Rhedto and Gtoy Lamp
and Eddie Oeberae, C. T. Setter-
VISITS PARENTS ■
man an Davis street.
will celebrale birthdays February
field, Dorsey Turner, counselor,
A2C Tracy Coughman ef Or-
After enjoying several Stones,
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and Fred Tumblin, Brotherhood
Undo, FI*., spent * today Is eve
party refreshments were served
Mrs. J. J. McGinnis and
daugh-
Al Webb and Taamie FickBn
president.
recently with his paraols, Mr. and
the fourteen guests.
ter, Roberta.
celebrate birthdays todav.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mrs. Henry Caughman, and Mrs.
Bryan received many lovely
Miss McAlister received many
Spc. Cart Lash, Cecil A ^**~*
WILSON
Caughman, who had besn bars
gifts.
lovely gifts.
and Ronnie Hedspeth obesrve
Second LL and Mrs. Mel Wfl-
since Oirtstmas. A2C and Mrs.
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER
BIRTHDAYS AND WEDDING
birthdays February 1A v
son of Havre De Groce, Md., an-
Caughman left February 12 tor
Saturday evening, February 10,
Rudell Heston, daughter of Mr.
nounce the birth of a son, Lowry
their home in Orlando.
at 7:20 Mias Judy McAlister was
Those who observed birthdays
and Mrs. Clifton Heaton, cole-
Mel Wilson. HI, on February U
BIRTHDAY PARTY GIVEN
honored with a miscellaneous
February 14th were: Lewis Wei-
brated her first birthday Febru-
at the base hospital.
On Saturday afternoon, Febru-
shower at the borne of Mrs. J. J.
lenzine, J. J. Owens, Perry Brew-
ary 7.
Before marriage Mrs. Wilson
ary 10, little Bryan Beaman cel#-
McGinnis. “-j
ington, Myra Snelgreve,
Lowell
Mr. and Mrs. Melvta Bolcembe
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