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14 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE . I CUnton, S. C, Thursday, March 5, 1»64 items of W West MRS. G. H. MAJOR Correspondent S00 N. Sloan St. * Telephone 833-2464 Sr* — Mrs.-Joel Cox was a business visitor in Anderson last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Wooten and children visited Mrs. Woo ten’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Godfrey in Ninety-Six Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. “Pert” Godwin had as their week-end guests, Mr. and Mrs. Avery Tucker and children of Piedmont, Alabama. On Sunday they visited Howard Pierce in Columbia. . Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Major had as their dinner guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Patton of Calhoun Falls, parents of Mrs. Major. Also afternoon guests were Mrs. Ruth Collins and son of Comer, Ga. ' Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Dye and son of Spartanburg visited Mr. and Mr*. David Owens over the week-end. Mrs. S P. Dye re turned to her home tat Spartan- berg Sunday after spending sev eral days with bar daughter, Mrs. Owens. Mrs. Nellie Jones of Greenville is visiting the Owens this week. Mrs. Owens is improving after being i patient at Bailey Memorial MMpftal for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Joel Cox had as their waefc-ead guests, Mrs. Cox’s parents. Mr. and Mr*. 0. S Vtnsog of Seneen J«el of the CHadsl, Mrs. Boyce WHsod and Mrs Tommy McBlveeo were visitors in Columbia Satprday. Mr. and Mrs. Troy Bentley and sens were recent visitors of Mr. Bentley’s sister In Columbia. Mrs. Ray Boozer returned to work this week after being on a sick leave for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Leopard and granddaughter, Rudell Hea ton visited their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Fulmer in Johnston Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. McNeil Ficklin and sons have recetWy moved to Laurens after residing with Mr. Ftcklin’s parents on W. Pitts 8t- Mrs. P. E. Byran and Joan eg Greenwood were Sunday after noon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joel Cox. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Major and SOCIAL SECUMIY Prompt and accurate reporting of net earnings was described to day as the “only way to assure ■skf-employed people of social saeurity protection in future years.” In a joint notice to self- employed people, Martha F. Pressly, social security District Manager, and William C. West, It., Internal Revenue Service Representative, advised that the 1M3 Federal income tax returns (Form 1040) must be filed on or before April 15. 1065. Mr. West stated that a self- employed person must file a tax return and pay the self-employ. ^ ment tax if net earnings for the year were at least $400, even if na income tax is payable. Miss Pressly reminded self- employed persons that any old- age, survivors, and disability in surance benefits payable to them and their families will be based on credits reflecting reported earnings. If earnings are not re ported or if they are incorrectly reported, benefit amounts may bo reduced—in some cases lost entirely—when the worker re tires, becomes disabled, or dies. To illustrate the importance of reporting self-employment earn ings, Miss Pressly cited a case of a young farmer with a large fam ily. When self-employed farmers were first brought uoder security, in 196ft, Jim was loo busy to give much thought to It He had his shore of form chores and a new baby in tot family. Jim thought of social Security as something for older people Ilka Jenkins, hit neighbor, who was drawing old-age tosorance bene fits after 30 years of work as a machinist. Jim thought he could wait a bit before looking into tUs social security business. Jim changed Ms mind and de cided to look into this “business" alter a speaker at his local farm association explained social se curity’s survivors benefits. It re minded him of his wife and small son. He filed an income tax re turn and paid the social security tSX for Ifgg. Profits were small that year. He also filed and paid for 185®, 1910, ah if 1961, but prof its were a little better. But then Mto lost his health; late to 1962 IfM. Jim’s widow applied for social tenants lor herself and These benefit* are help- tor ndw to boM on to the a. Whin Jim’s son grows up Will bt aide to take over the dad intend- hls children visited Mr. Major’s mother, Mrs. H. A. Major in Chester Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. John Leopard of Newberry visited Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Wooten Sunday afternoon. R. T. White of Delray, Fal., spent the week-end at home with Mrs. White. Mr. and Mrs. George Snider and daughter of New York,is visiting Mr. Snider’s par ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Snider this week* . Mrs. J. ^ Spillers is confined to her home due to illness. David Spoone of Charlotte spent the week-end with His par ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Spoone. Mrs. C. J. Sexton had as her visitors Sunday, Charles Sexton of Anderson, Mrs. Doris Bolt of Greenville and her aunt, Mrs. Lois Kay and Joan of Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Coley Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. Grange Camp- day night, February 27th. Mrs. bell visited in Myrtle Beach Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith visit ed Mrs. Smith’s mother in Green wood Saturday. CLASS MEETING The Fidilis Sunday .School Class of- Calvary Baptist Chufch will hold their regular monthly meeting Tuesday night, March 10th at the home of Mrs. Frank Lee on Musgrove St. The Darcus Bible Class of Cal vary Baptist Church held their regular monthly meeting at the Community Building on Thurs- Eva West opened the meeting with prayer with Mrs. Ginny Reeder giving the devotional. After a business discussion the hostesses Mrs. Ann Trammell and Mrs. J. H. Hughes served re freshments. BIRTHDAYS, ANNIVERSARIES March 6th is the birthday of Keith Creswell, Mrs. Alvin Tram mell and Mrs. Colie Campbell. March 7th, we wish Happy Birthday to Junior, Rushton, Mrs. L. W. King, Mrs. Julia Bagwell, Charles Windsor and Rev. J. W. fillers. March 8th Wayne Harris and W. A. Dunaway will celebrate their birthdays. March 9th is the birthday of Carry Finley. March 10th James Paul Wood ward will celebrate his birthday. March 11th E. J. Campbell will celebrate his birthday. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. James Woodward on their wedding anniversary March 10th. Best Wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lowery on their wedding anniversary March 10. YARBOROUGH STUDIO . •• —* \ 1 r- and CAMERA SHOP •> ■ ' \ Corner Mnsfrove and Pitta Straits Camaras — Films — Photo Finishing with our low prices 1 plus.. U. $. Covgmmant Iniptctod Cut Up —Tray Pac - Limit 4 Plgait FRYERS... lata IraM U to 1Vfc»lh. Pat.) CANADIAN BACON L4 89c U. S. Covarnmffit Inspactad FRYER PARTS U. S. Gavammant Inspactad Thighs U. S. Gavammant Iwapactad Breasts ftirv *Tot f U. S. 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