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Newspaper
Kings Mountain Herald
Location
Kings Mountain, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1951
Page
6
A new dependency test allows monthly benefits for children under 18 whose mothers worked for Social Security. Benefits apply when the mother dies or retires and the child is considered dependent under the updated rule, with claims filed at the nearest SSA office. The example from 1945 illustrates the rule in action.
Daily Vacation Bible School at Boyce Memorial Church begins Wednesday at 9 AM directed by Laura Bell formerly of Kings Mountain Public Schools. Four to fourteen year olds invited. Films and stories from Acts to be shown. missions discussed by a returned missionary. Commencement Friday at 7:30 PM with family night Thursday.
Miss Leone Patterson and others spent Saturday at Ben Clarken. Miss Jean Cash arrives from Stephens College to spend summer with her parents. Mrs. Paul Hendricks and children head to Pawley's Island for a house party. Various locals include Mr. A. D. McGill of Atlanta visiting relatives, Miss Peggy Arthur and Shirley Arthur at Fence College Raleigh over holidays, and many relatives hosting guests from Greensboro, Knoxville, Augusta, and Chicago.
Mrs. Jones died leaving husband and two young children James age 6 and Susan age 8. Under prior law they could not draw benefits but an amendment allows both children to start receiving child’s insurance benefits on their mother’s Social Security account. Benefits begin after claims filed post August 1950 and continue until age 18. Delay may forfeit back payments up to six months. Contact Social Security field office in Gastonia for details. Additional notices list weekly court and grand jury sessions in several towns for public access.
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