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In Memoriam
In memory of my husband, James W. Thomas, at Christmas. rhe world may change from year
to year Lnd friends from day to day, Jut never will the one I loved r'Tom memory pass away.
Wife, Mary Ellen
In Memoriam
A Christmas tribute in memory of my husband J. Bradley Atkins. Angels bear this Christmas message to my husbnad up above Tell him I sadly miss him and 1 send him all my love. Tell him on this day I’ll wander to his grave not far away There to place some Christmas flowers to honor him on Christmas Day. This Christmas he will be so happy in his mansion in the sky. No suffering, no sorrows, no lonely hours, and no tears to dim his eyes.
All I have is memories of the things you used to do
And I write this little message to say “Merry Christmas” to you.
Sadly missed by his wife
May Belle
Many More Now
Covered By S.S.
“Social security contributions now finance retirement, survivors, disability, and health insurance protection for almost 94 million workers and their families,” said Mrs. Hazel F. Crumpton, social security district manager in Winchester. This is 59 million more workers than were covered when the program began.
Currently, a worker’s contribution is 4.8 percent of the first $7,800 of his annual earnings. An equal amount is paid by his employer. For example, ii your weekly pay is $80, youi contribution will be $3.84 of that $80. At $100, it will be $4.80.
For the worker who works steadily for one employer and earns more than $150 a week social security contributions stof
87.1%