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make any amount over $1,680 a year, and still receive your checks for any month that you do not work, but with deductions against the months you do work. Remember, there new provisions apply to earnings in 1968. The old law applies to earnings and benefits in 1967. As in the old law, there are no deductions taken from your social security benefits for any month after you reach 72, regardless of how much you earn in the year. The provisions of the retirement test apply also to dependents of people who a re receiving d i sa b i 1 ity benefits, but not to the disabled worker hirm self. Special rules, including medical considerations, apply to people who are receiving benefits because of disability. About 760,000 people across the country are expected to re-! ceive some $175 million inaddt! tional benefits during 1968,i as a result of this change.!
Socials
The Rev, and Mrs. Brokenburr were Saturday overnight guests of Mrs. Mary Fitzhugh. Sunday evening guests in the home of Mrs. R. Russell were Mrs. Annie Walter and Norris Becks of Elkton and James Gibson of Louisa. Mrs. Hattie R. Jackson and Mrs. Alice Matthews spent the day Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Wigington in their new home in Vienna. They
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