National Road Traveler from Cambridge City, Indiana • Page 3

NATIONAL ROAD TRAVELED CAMBRIDGE CITY. INDIANA, THURSDAY, FEB. 4, IMS CAMBWDCX CITY. 4 wfckb it Chevrolet's New Sportvaa Combining passenger car appointments with durable commercial chassis construction, the new Chevrolet Sport- Tan, to be available in mid-February, ia a versatile multipurpose station wagon. It offers economical transportation with space for up to eight adults or approximately one ton of cargo.

The will be made in three modela. Legion Auxiliary Completes 25 Lap Robei For Veteran Hospitals DUBLIN. The Leroy Tou American Legion auxiliary me' for an all-day sewing meeting al post home in Dublin. Sixteen Members responded to roll call Hostesses for the meeting were Jennie Mahoney and Mary Graf- fto. During the day, 25 lap robes were completed.

These robes are valued at $75. Six robes will be sent to th Marian Veterans' hospital and the remainder to the patients at the West Tenth Street hospital in Indianapolis. Mrs, Leora Stoudt, American- iim chairman, asked that each member pive her personal comment and tribute in honor of Winston Churchill. Members were asked to donate to the "Pennies for Tools" fund. These tools will be sent to farmers in Costa Rica, who were forced from their farms by a volcano 19 months afro.

Lava has covered taeir farms and ruined their land. These farmers wfll be retained various occupations. The auxiliary will have a patriotic display at the Dublin library during th month of February. The next meeting will be Feb. 16 at 1:30 p.m.

at post borne MATNEY OIL COMPANY and MATNEY SERVICE STATION of PURE OfL PRODUCTS Tank Wagon Delivery Phones: 32141 or 32146 Fuel Oils Bring Us Your Troubles on-TIRES. BATTERIES, IGNITION SERVICE. BRAKE SERVICE. SPARK PLUGS, CABLES, ETC. Friendly Bill Says: i'ou can't A poliee- aaan half BJ math by otiTioff recklessly yon by ofc- serving the traffic signala.

We can't display service. Dot we tore can demonstrate it, in. Lubricatica lUUMbi Fell Lin. BILL'S MODILCAS MOBILGAS MOBILOIL COT. Road i 4 tin National 40 Social Security Field By Dcn.ld B.

Schneider You are invited to mail your questions to Social Security Administration. 216 National Road West, Richmond, Indiana. Please mention this newspaper. Q. What income has to be included in the annual report for social security? A.

Only earning from employment or aelf -employment are to be included in the annual report. This includes wages and services rendered plus earnings from self-employment. Income a does not count as earnings for the annual report would include annuity payments, capital pains, fiduciary fee 'f non-professional, nsurance policy proceeds, investment income and jury duty fees, there is a particular income on special condition through which nconie was rtceivd, a visit or call to the social security office will bring a prompt answer. Q. Can a husband and wife combine their annual report of earnings for social security if they file a joint income tax return? A.

Each person's earnings are considered when considered in connection with social security. Requirement! for reporting earning! for. social security. Complete instructions for filing the annual report far social security are furnished along with the report form and additional information can be obtained from any social security office. Q.

What ii the minimum age for a person to file an annual report of earnings for social security? A. There is no minimum age for the annual reort for social security. If a beneficiary earns over $1200 in a year and receives some benefit payments for a month, an annual report must be filed. If the beneficiary is minor, the person who receives social security benefits on his behalf la required to file report. Sorority Party Mrs.

Richard Hormel and Mrs. James Wasson were hostesses for the monthly social party for members of the Sigma Alpha sorority recently. The inauguration theme used throughout the evening. The table was centered with cake decorated as an American flag. Contest! wer played and prizes A special prize was won by Karen Weilen- were served by the boateSM! to 14 members and Mrs.

Danny Prosser, UUa Weilenman, Don Muckridge, Mrs, Gerry Bertsch, Mrs. Howard Mrs. Doris Thompson St Mrs. Loreen Taylor. HEREFORD FEEDER CALVES HERStm MAJOR ml.

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Club Tri Community Hom Economic club met Thursday ternooa IB the social room of Miller 1 Mrs. Leo Henderson, president, conducted the meeting and the lesson on "ClUien- ip." for the year were discussed. The next meeting will be Ftb. 18 at 1:80 p. m.

at the of Mrs. Frank StobaUB-h. The lesion on kitchen arrangements will to siren by Mrs, Robert CUwson atnd Alexander, Roll osD mpooM will be "the most used appliance." 4-H Training School Held The Wayne county 4-H club officers' training school held hen in Parkway school Thursday evening was attended by some 225 4-H club officers from various clubs in the county. John Connelly, Wayne county extension agent, was in charge of the meeting. Misa Judy Miller of the Fountain City club and Miss Jackie Michaels of the Whitewater club led the group in pledges to the flags.

Miss Lucretia Harris of Cambridge City and Miss Connia White of Whitewater led the group in several songs. The purpose of the training session was explained to the group. Connelly said the 4-H motto of 'Make the Best Better" told the purpose of the training -session. The various officers assembled in their respective meeting rooms learned new and reviewed problem! of their duties as officers In their vicious clubs. After the training sessions, the county junior leader officers ga a demonstration on conducting a 4-R club meeting.

Connelly expressed the need of good citizenship to the group of young people as they work in their respective communities, club activities, home and schools. Mrs. Eugene Howell gave the club officers a citizenship report. Mrs. Howell made this comment: "Should we say that good leaders make good citizens or good citizens make good leaden?" In displaying good citizenship, Mrs.

Howell said "we should try to understand others and their problems and ideals, assume responsibility and think of others that we may help them," The speaker expressed the im- portance of "our freedom of choice and how we ought to preserve this right" Another officers training school will be held Mar. 29, with the meeting place to be announced later. Birthday Party BBNONVILLE. Mr. and Mrs.

John Cook entertained with birthday party recently in honor of their daughter, Diane Rene's third birthday. Refreshment! were served to Diane Rene, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cook, Mr. and Mrs.

Byron White, Marianne, Marilyn and Marijo of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Springer, Vicki, Kevin and Byron, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Eichackcr and Johnny Cook.

ATTEND THE CHURCH OF YOUR I EACH WEEK END! Club Member The Harrison Township Home Demonstration club met recently at the home of Mrs. Ethel' Burlist Moyer. Mrs. Ethel Freed conducted the business meeting, which waj opened with by Mn. Bttbf Members responded to roll call with "I Remember When." lesson on the cltisenship seminar wat givtn by Mn.

Evelyn Widau. A surprise birthday party for Mrs. Trawl held during the social hour. Refreshment! served to 16 members aod four children. The Feb.

28 meeting it 1:80 p. m. will be held at the home of Mrs. Nash Lindley. OPEN FRIDAYS UNTIL 7:00 P.

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