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SECTION B
Tables Provide Tax Information
GREENSBORO The
amount North Carolina
taxpayers can deduct for
sales tax on federal tax re
turns can be found in tables
printed in the 1040 tax in
structions.
J. E. Wall, district director
of Internal Revenue for North
Carolina, said the tables
show the sales tax deduction
by family size and income.
The table is based on con-
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sumer spending patterns and
shows the average sales tax
paid by North Carolina resi
dents, he said.
The sales tax on automo
biles purchased is not includ
ed in the table. Taxpayers
who bought cars in 1969 may
add deductible sales taxes
paid on them to the amount
shown in the table.
The table is furnished as a
guide for the convenience of
taxpayers who do not keep
detailed records of payments.
Taxpayers who prefer to de
duct the actual amount of
state sales taxes paid during
the year should have records
as proof of payment, Wall
said.
TOYOTA’S EXPERIMENTAL EX I—The Ex-I is the most conventional of Toyota’s three
experimental prototypes recently introduced at the Tokyo Motor Show. Designed by Toy
ota research engineers to accommodate a front engine drive train, the model is styled spe
cifically for long distance driving at high speeds.
Soya Princess From Gatesville
GREENSBORO—Miss Mar
garet Adair Rountree of
Gatesville, a sophomore at
the University of North Ca
rolina at Greensboro, has
won the title of Miss North
Carolina Princess Soya for
1970.
The winner was announced
following competition held
recently in Raleigh.
As Miss North Carolina
Harrell Cited
For Production
Calvin M. Harrell, Edenton
representative of the Lincoln
National Life Insurance Com
pany and a member of Roy
F. Mitte & Associates, Nor
folk, Va., has been named a
I winner in a one-month nation-
I wide sales contest recently
I conducted by the company, in
| honor of Jack E. Rawles,
| CLU vice president and direc
i tor of agencies.
1 Harrell earned this honor
, through the production of a
specified large amount of
business during the contest.
IN HONORS PROGRAM
GREENSBOR O—Emily
Peele of Tyner is one of 78
. students who are, enrolled in
the Honors Program of the
University of North Carolina
at Greensboro. A sophomore,
! she is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Henderson Ray
Peele, Route 1, Tyner.
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Edenton, North Carolina, Thursday, January 29,1970
Princess Soya for 1970, Miss
Rountree has won a SSOO
college scholarship, a silver
bowl and a chance to com
pete in the national competi
tion in Minneapolis, Minn.,
August 14-19.
During the next 12 months
she will appear in various
festivals, parades and other
functions around the state as
a representative of the North
Carolina Soybean Producers
Association.
Miss Rountree, 19, a tall,
ash blonde, is the current
Miss Ahoskie. She is ma
joring in communications arts
in the School of Home Eco
nomics at UNC-G. As a ca
reer, she hopes to work eith
er for a woman’s magazine or
in television.
The daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. L. Thomas Lilley, Jr.,
of Gatesville, she is five feet,
six inches tall and has hazel
eyes. Her hobbies include
singing, playing various mu
sical instruments, knitting and
trying new recipes.
In winning the competi
tion, she topped seven other
finalists. Second place win
ner was Ann Marie DuVal,
21, of Pollocksville, a senior
at Methodist College in Fay
etteville. Placing third was
Gloria Jeanne Brisson, 20, of
St. Pauls, a student at UNC-
G. The eight finalists were
selected from other contest
ants. Finalist competition in
cluded a speech, swimsuit
competition, street dress and
evening gown competition
and response to a humorous
question.
Airman Felton
Finishes Course
BILOXI, Miss. Airman
Ronald I. Felton, son of Mrs.
Addie R. Felton, 411 North
Granville Street, Edenton,
N. C., has graduated at Kees
ler AFB, Miss., from the U. S.
Air Force radio operator
course.
The airman, who was
taught to operate radio re
ceivers and associated equip
ment, is being assigned to
Shaw AFB, S. C., for duty
with the Air Force Commu
nications Service which pro
vides global communications
and air traffic control for the
USAF.
Airman Felton is a 1969
graduate of D. F. Walker
High School. His wife, Shir
ley, is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Sidney Ward of 305
North Oakum Street, Eden
ton.
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Merry Hill News Dates Are Given By Democrats
By Mrs. Ethel Winborne
Sgt. Ronnie Enright, who
has recently returned from
Vietnam, and Mrs. Enright
were the Saturday guests of
his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. S. B. Adams.
Mrs. Ethel Winborne spent
from Friday morning until
Sunday afternoon with her
brother, A. E. Bowen, Sr., in
Windsor and then spent Sat
urday in Portsmouth visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Brinson Early
and Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Bow
en, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Goodell.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Willis
spent last week in Raleigh.
He was attending the Mod
ern Farming at N. C. State
University.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy White
and baby of Tennessee spent
last week here with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
White.
Mrs. Bettie Lou Mizell of
Windsor was a guest on Sun
day of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Bill Phelps.
Miss Carolyn Johnson of
Atlantic Christian College,
Wilson, is spending the
spring holidays with Mr. and
Mrs. H. G. Evans, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perry,
Cathy and Mrs. Sue Britt
were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse Hitt of Newport
News, Va., Sunday.
Miss Pam Perry of East
Carolina University, Green
ville, is at home this week
with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Perry.
Mrs. Virgie Baker visited
her aunt, Mrs. C. W. Byrum,
in Windsor on Wednesday
night. Mrs. Byrum has been
very sick in bed.
The Merry Hill Home
Demonstration Club met with
Mrs. Ethel Winborne on
Tuesday afternoon of last
week with six members and
the home agent, Mrs. Lenora
Walston, present.
The official call has been
issued for the 1970 organiza
tional meetings of the Demo
cratic Party in North Caro
lina.
Precinct meetings will be
held at the polling place on
June 6 at 1 P. M. Should a
quorum fail to be present,
then a make-up meeting will
be held at the same hour on
June 13.
The biennial county con
ventions will be held June
What to do till
the doctor come®
1 J Emergencies strike with
\ ( /’ sudden swiftness. A slip,
a fall, a collision is seldom
announced. So be prepared. At least one member
of every family should have a working knowledge
of first aid. There are books on the subject and
the American Red Cross gives classes where such
information and training can be acquired. We
recommend that you, or someone in your house
hold, acquire the know-how. Another worthy
recommendation is to maintain a supply of first
aid medications on hand at all times—antiseptic,
gauze bandages, adhesive tape, alcohol, soothing
creams, etc. The cost is small and we‘ll be glad
to assist you iu your selection.
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SECTION B
20 at 1 P. M.
The following Saturday,
the biennial congressional dis
trict convention will be held
in Greenville. The temporary
chairman of this convention
will be Miss Janice Hardi
son of Greenville.
It was also announced that
the state convention will be
held in Memorial Auditorium
in Raleigh at 11 A. M. on
July 14.
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