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SAN ANTONIO REGISTER
FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1978
Memorial
Students
San Antonio Register
A Publication Dedicated to Right, Justice ami Progress
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Advise Social
Security of SSI
Life Changes
Do you receive Supplemental
Security Income? Then don't
forget how important It is to
keep Social Security informed
about all changes In your life,
urges Gilbert G. Gonzalez, So-
cial Security district manager
in San Antonio. A change In your
life could mean that Social Se-
curity is not paying you enough
money or you could be getting
too much. Large overpayments
accumulate—which are dif-
ficult to repay—when Social
Security Is not kept informed.
What changes should be re-
ported to Social Security'? Let
•.hem know immediately if you
move--whether or not you
change your address. Also In-
form them If you get married,
•inrri^d or separated, start
livtnc together again, or any
chants in your marital status
or living arrangements.
If you go to the hospital or
nursing home—have someone
csl! socln' security. If you
can. If your income goes up
or illiwii t l! mem. If juii
or buy any kind of property,
or get any kind of money from
any source, report it.
You should also report if
you are disabled and get bet-
ter, or If you go to work. You
should report If someone you
know, who gets SSI, becomes
mentally Incapable ot taking
care of his funds or dies.
If you are in doubt about
whether a change in your life
should be reported to Social
Security--resolve that doubt
by reporting. "Let's keep your
record straight and correct
payments coming to you each
month," Gonzalez said.
Write, call, or visit your
nearest Social Security office.
Red Cross
Seeking
Volunteers
Lt. Col. (Ret.) Helen V.Suess,
chairman of the Bexar County
Red Cross Motor Corps, has
Issued a special plea for vol-
unteer drivers to meet a very
critical need in Bexar county.
"As a volunteer driver, you
could be giving a vitally needed
service to your community by
transporting children and adults
to clinics, physicians' offices,
rehabilitation centers; and kid-
ney patients to dialysis treat-
ment facilltlea. " said Suess.
The Red Cross Motor Corps
needs dependable volunteers
who would be able to provide
this service on a regular basis.
Volunteers may give morning,
afternoon or all
Because of the long distances
.oatlents must travel, public
transportation Is often unavail-
able and many patients are un-
able to sustain a lengthy ride
by bus, and are unable to afford
taxis.
The Bexar County Red Cross
provides cars for this service.
There are many good people
who need this vital Red Cross
service. Volunteers wanting
to give some of their time to
help another, should call 826-
8611 today!
First Aiders
Sought for
Fiesta
The Bexar County Red Cross
Is currently looking for those
persons Interested in working
First Aid stations during Fiesta
San Antonio. April 13-23
Individuals must hold a cur-
rent First Aid certificate. Per-
sons should call 826-8611 for
more Information.
The dean of Howard uni-
versity's School of Law,
Wiley A. Branton, has been
elected to the board of direct-
ors of Columbia Federal Sav-
ings and Loan association In
Washington, D.C.
REV. H.L. POWELL
SPEAKER—The Hebron Bap-
tist Church members will ob-
serve the eleventh anniversary
of their pastor and wife, Rev.
and Mrs. C.J. Foster, Sunday,
April 16.
The Rev. H.L. Powell, pas-
tor of the Greater East St.
Matthew Baptist church, will
preach the annlversarysermon.
He will be accompanied by his
choir and congregation.
REV. R.L. ARCHIELD SR.
HONORED—Friendship Bap-
tist church will conclude a week
of Appreciation services hon-
oring her pastor and his wife,
the Rev. and Mrs. R.L. Ar-
chleld Sr., on Sunday after-
noon, April 16, at 3 o clock, at
which time the Rev. W.H. Banks
and congregation of Christian
Church, Houston, will be spe-
cial guests.
The week-long observation
started last Sunday, with the
Sons of Friendship In charge.
Special guests were the Rev.
Jesses Lee and congregation
of Mt. Morlah Baptist church,
Poth.
On Tuesday, April 11, Rev.
J.J. Rector and the Antloch
Baptist church were In charge
Tt the services. Wednesday
evening, Rev. L.H. Mills de-
livered the message and ac-
companying him was his con-
gregation. Assisting with the
services were Rev. S.E. Ste-
ward and congregation of
Shlloh Baptist church.
Thursday night, Rev. J. Carl-
ton Allen and New Mt. Pleas-
ant Baptist congregation were
In charge, assisted by Rev.
S.H Bedford and St. Paul Bap-
tist church.
Annual Family
Fellowship
Set At St. Luke
St. Luke Baptist Church's
Family Fellowship service will
be held Sunday, April 16, at
3:30 In the afternoon. Rev.D.H.
Hall of Mt. Rose Baptist church
will be guest minister and ac-
companying him will be his
choirs, ushers and congrega-
tion.
Rev. Freddie Coruthers will
be guest soloist. Mrs. Novella
Jones, sponsor, will be assisted
by Mrs. Frances Woods and
Mrs. Bernlce Johnson.
Pastor W. J. Johnson and the
St. Luke Membership Invite
the public to share with them
this worship service.
Riley Places
In Distrid-
Wide Meet
On Saturday, April 8, James
Whltcomb Riley Middle school
was among 17 middle schools
participating In the annual San
Antonio Independent School dis-
trict math contest. Contestants
competed in seven categories.
First, second, and third
places were awarded for in-
dividual achievements in spe-
cific categories. Contestants
from Riley school who re-
ceived trophies were: Denlse
Smith (first), Cheryl Dixon
(third) for sixth grade mathe-
matics; and eighth-grade stu-
dent Earl Carter (second) for
Algebra I.
Each year, two special
achievements are recognized.
The firsts is recognition of the
individual contestant who re-
ceives the highest score of all
grade levels and categories.
Denise Smith of Riley school
was presented this additional
trophy for her sixth grade
mathematics score of 110.
The second achievement re-
cognized is the accumulation of
the highest number of points
by a single school. Riley school
with 766 points placed second
behind Henry Wadsworth Long-
fellow school with 791 points
Members of the Riley School
mathematics department are
Miss Constance Stevens, Mrs.
Linda Wlitse, Mrs. Mary Gull-
foyle, Joe Burch, William Few,
Dr. Ashok Jainl, and Raymond
Seymour. Andy Stepanskl Is
chairman of the mathematics
department, and William R.
Davis Is principal
Deaths
ATES, Rodney I., 8, 104 IraAl-
dridge, March 19.
GARNER, Lonnle, 53,Gonzales,
April 5.
HANFORD, Lula, 76, 131 Drew,
April 2.
HENDERSON, Dorothy, 5215
Lark, March 26.
JAMES, Joseph M. 71, 2227 E,
Commerce, March 31.
JOHNSON, Nathan H. Jr., 56,
411 Moten, March 26.
LAMKIN, Pinkie, 70, Seguln,
March 19.
LEE, Tom, 71, Gonzales,
March 31.
LONG, Glen, 63, 403 Montana,
March 23.
MICHAEL, Willie S., 89, 807
Dawson, March 17.
McKlNNON, Charles, 36, 110
Sprlggsdale, April 1.
ROBINSON, Ruby, 98, 4323
Eulalee, March 29
SMITH, Daisy, 63,1439Onslow,
March 19.
WILLIAMS, Gertrude, 91, 5C0
Hudson, March 28
WILLIAMS, Alonzo, 71, Martin
Luther King, March 23.
Under a U.S. district court
order requiring the U.S. Labor
department to take a number
of specific actions to make sure
that the state employment ser-
vice agencies provide more
equitable services to migrant
and seasonal farm workers, the
Department has Installed a
computerized data system for
tracking migrant services.
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