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Newspaper
Kings Mountain Herald
Location
Kings Mountain, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1950
Page
4
The Department of Motor Vehicles cautions that a single personal foul while driving may lead to a lifetime disqualification. The warning emphasizes strict penalties and driver eligibility consequences.
The article describes Christmas Mass at St Peter’s Church as the event of the year with officials in ceremonial robes. It notes that larger churches present more beautiful sights, and that St Peter’s service is considered magnificent with men in evening clothes, women in black, and guards in white uniforms enhancing the scene.
The United States shapes Christmas music through churches and public venues, popularizing both old world carols and new American works. Notable figures include Edmund Sears who inspired It Came Upon a Midnight Clear, Phillips Brooks who wrote O Little Town of Bethlehem, and John Pierpont credited with Jingle Bells.
The piece asserts the birth of the Saviour as the greatest global event, contrasts Christmas dreams with its profound significance, and notes that despite vice and conflict, Christian peoples advance. It praises the abolition of many cruelties and hints at banning international viciousness in honor of Christ.
Brazilian Christmas festivities blend modern observances with old country traditions. The season runs from Christmas Day to Epiphany, summer in the southern hemisphere shaping celebrations and entertainments. Miracle plays honor the Holy Child with grand costumes, tropical set pieces, and dances such as the Four Parts of the World performed by girls in role, presenting a debate over offerings to Christ Child and ending with Father Time resolving the dispute.
The article explains that employees of nonprofit organizations may gain Federal Old-Age and Survivors Insurance under amended Social Security law. It outlines two conditions: the organization must cover the employer’s share via a tax exemption certificate, and at least two thirds of eligible employees must sign to participate, with details on eligibility and signing.
The text explains that nonprofit organizations may qualify for social security protection if they meet conditions, but certain workers are excluded such as clergy and religious order members in ministry. It notes compulsory coverage for employees earning $5000+ per calendar quarter in many nonprofits, including agricultural and labor groups, voluntary organizations, financial institutions, fraternal societies, business leagues, and civic clubs. It also states that student workers in universities or colleges and hospital interns who completed four years of study are not covered.
A college nursing student regularly attending classes does not count work toward old age and survivors insurance. Domestic service performed for a college club is also mentioned as separate.
A student who attends classes regularly amid ongoing disruptions remains engaged in coursework. The report notes consistent attendance and attempts to maintain study progress despite challenges.
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