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farmers and most hired hum workers will be counted under social security. But no doubt many of you are wondering what you are . "buying” when you pay your social security taxes. You' are “buying" old-age and survivors insurance; that is to say, when your earnings stop because of your death or because of your retirement at age 65 or later, payments will be made from the fund you helped build up, and will be made to you and your dependents, or to your survivors. ■Here are the types of benefits payable :
1. Retirement Payments: (1) 4 Monthly payments to you as a retired farm worker or farmer. (2) Monthly payments to your — a. Wife, age 65 or over; b. Child under 18; c. Wife, regardless of age, if caring for child entitled to benefits; d. Dependent husband.
2. Survivors’ or Death Payments: (1) Monthly payments to your -T- a. Widow, age 65 or over; b. Widow (regardless of age) if caring for child entitled to benefits; c. Child under 18; d. Dependent widower, age 65 or over; e. Dependent parent, age 65 or over. (2) Lump-sum payment to your: a. Widow or widower; or b. To the person who paid burial expenses.
Benefits for a retired farmer run from $30.00 per month to $108.50 per month, depending on the amount of his past earnings from employment or self-employment covered by the Social Security Act. Family benefits may run as high as $200.00 per month. For more information about social security for farm families, write to J. K. Shelton, District Manager, Social Security Administration, 815 King Street, Alexandria, Va., for a free booklist, “Facts for Farm Families.” _
Legal Transactions
DEEDS RECORDED —
From Nancy Hawkins Kaleo to E. E. Johnson; an undivided interest in several tracts of land in Stonewall District in Rappahannock County; B and S.
From E. E. Johnson et ux to Susan Ingersoll; an interest in
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