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C. 1 MARKET DEVELOPERS’ PLANNERS—The ten guys and a gal, above, were among princi pal planners for the 9th annual marketing clinic and convention of the National Association of Market Developers to be held at Cleveland, May 17-19. National board members of the profes sional-minded group met recent ly with leaders of its host chapter at Pick-Carter Hotel sessions in the Ohio city. Standing, left to right, are Madelyn Blunt, Cleve land Call-Post; Karl Matthews, Standard Pressed Steel, Philadel phia; NAMD founder Moss H. Kendrix, director, The Moss H. Kendrix Organization (Coca-Cola, Carnation Milk), Washington, D. C.; MHKO associate for Carna tion James “Bud” Ward; NAMD executive director James Avery, Humble Oil, New York City, and Dan Keane, Gulf Oil, Pittsburg. 'Seated, left to right, are NAMD president William G. Porter, An heuser-Busch, St. Louis, and Chapter prexy Jim Hewitt, Cleve land Electric Illuminating. Insert ed, left to right, are Board chair man Leroy Jefferies, Johnson Publishing Company, Chicago; Chapter treasurer Joe Williams, Coca-Cola, Cleveland, and Con vention chairman Dargan J. Burns, Bums Associates, Cleve land. A dozen or more other NA MDers were in Cleveland for planning session. SOCIAL SECORITT Qaestions and Answers rtaaiiyaan- “Some self-employed farmers may be entitled to use an optional' method for figuring their net* earnings from the fare for social security credit,” James E. Rob ertson, district manager of the lo cal social security office, and' George Forney, Administrative Representative of Internal Reve nue, reminded farm operators to day. Mr. Forney pointed out that: (1) If your gross income from agricultural self-employment is | not more than §I,BOO, you may | count as your net farm earnings I either your actual net or two-1 thirds of your farm gross in-| CONGRATULATIONS TO The Southern News ON YOUR 26th ANNIVERSARY HARRISON AUTO GLASS CO. 11 Southside Ave. AL 3-2773 ASHEVILLE, N. C. CONGRATULATIONS TO The Southern News ON YOUR 26th ANNIVERSARY CLARK-FOWLER CIGAR CO. ASHEVILLE, N. C. CONGRATULATIONS TO The Southern News ON YOUR 26th ANNIVERSARY FITZPATRICK & SONS FARM AND INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT 139 Southside Ave. Dial AL 2-5925 ASHEVILLE, N. C. 1962 Dog Vacci nation Schedule N. C. STATE LAW! An improv ed dog rabies vaccine is now being used that gives protection for three (3) years. You get three years protection for the cost of ($2.00) two dollars. Every per son owning a dog four months of age or older is required to have said dog vaccinated against ra bies (mad dog). Bring all stray and unwanted dogs to the clinic; they will be taken to the Annual Shelter. Green rabies dog tags are over 3 years old. Revaccinate your dog now. Tuesday, April 10th, Weaver ville School, 3:00 to 5:00. Wednesday, April 11 th, Flat Creek School, 3:00 to 5:00. Thursday, April 12th, Red Oak School, 3:30 to 4:30; Shell Rock Service Station, Knoxville High way, 4:45 to 5:30. Friday, April 13th, Dillingham Service Station, Democrat, 2:00 to 2:45; Barnardsville School, 3:00 to 4:00; Carson’s Store, Dilling ham, 4:15 to 5:00. VETER AND ANSWER COLUMN Jit- ssA. Here are authoritative answers by the Veterans Administration to questions from former servicemen and their families: q As a Korean Conflict vete- ran I have a SIO,OOO non-partici pating, term GI insurance policy. A special dividend is being paid to those who convert this type policy to a non-participating per manent plan before September 14, 1963 If I convert half my policy now,’ will I get some diviaend payment? A— You will get half the divi dend if you convert half your policy. You will receive the re mainder of the dividend if you convert the remainder of your policy before the deadline, Sep t ember 16, 1963. Q Does a publication exist explaining the benefits available to veterans and their dependents? A eYs. It is called Federal Benefits for Veterans and Depen dents” and may be purchased from the U. S. Government Print ing Office, Washington 25, D. C. The price is 20 cents per copy. Veterans organizations or others desiring copies in quantity may obtain discount rates. Q Does the VA maintain an active-service history of each vet pran in its files, battles he has been in, honors he has won, etc? A No. Such information should be sought from the branch of the service in which the vete ran served. The VA records will show the VA benefits the veteran has received and other informs tion pertaining to him since he left the armed service. come; (2) If your gross farm income is more than SI,BOO, and your net farm earnings are less than $1,200, you may use either your actual net or $1,200; If your gross farm income is more than SI,BOO, and your net farm earnings are $1,200 or more; you must use the actual amount of your net earnings. Forney added that the use of the option will enable farmers I with gross income as low as S6OO, to obtain social security protection for themselves in their old age, or,, if they become disabled, and for their survivors in case of death. | He emphaiszed, however, that re gardless of the way in which you figure your net earnings, you must have net earnings of at least S4OO (from farming alone, or in com bination with other self-employed earnings) to get social security j credit for the year. . i Some farm owners Who receive] cash, rent, or crop shares from PARKING LOT ON RANKIN TO BE COMPLETED BY MAY Ist The board of directors of the Central Asheville Association was informed at Monday’s meeting in the S and W Cafeteria that the grading and paving of the new; off-street parking lot on Rankin Avenue will be completed by the city by May 1. Development of the lot, located on the west side of Rankin Ave nue between College and Walnut strets, has been a CAA project. E. M. Salley, Jr., CAA executive director, reported that Bon Marche Department Store plans to construct an entrance at the rear of the building giving access to the lot. Julian A. Woodcock, CAA pres ident, reported that several build ings in the central business dis trict have been cleaned externally by a local firm which now does this work. He urged all down town merchants or property own ers to take advantage of the serv ice. It was voted to invite represen tatives of local garden Clubs to meet with the board in the near future to discuss downtown beau tification projects. 11 ’’•! • D M :r- a|T Acctylvnc 4'J Elect r?< I ■ PORTABI 1 A MIOP I QI Il’Ml \ l I THE SOUTHERN NEWS, Saturday, April 7,1962 I Color slides of Asheville, pre pared by Samuel A. Bingham, | were shown by George M. Steph- I ens. TELEPHONE PIONEERS MEET HERE IN MAY The Telephone Pioneers of A merica will hold their annual North Carolina Chapter meeting 1 at the Grove Park Inn in Ashe- CONGRATULATIONS TO The Southern News ON YOUR 26th ANNIVERSARY ATKINS-HARPER LUMBER CO EVERYTHING FROM FOUNDATION TO ROOF ALL TYPE WINDOW UNITS 332 Haywood Rd. Dial AL 2-2491 WEST ASHEVILLE, N. C. ville this May, C. O. Dees, pub licity Chairman for the local coun cil, announced today. The executive committee of the group will meet tomorrow at The Manor to formulate plans for the state-wide convention, which is expected to be attended by over 500 people. N. C. Council presi dent, E. L. George of Charlotte, will preside. Telephone Pioneers are a group of active and retired Southern Bell employees who have twen ty-one or more years of service. A. H. Jarman is president of the Asheville Council, E. C. McCall is vice president, and Mrs. Nelle Lae tsch is secretary-treasurer.