PUBLISHED THURSDAYS
Iine'Arts Club
Is Entertained
(Contributed)
Miss Grace Taylor and Mrs.
' iwin Taylor were the gracious
at the meeting oi
V le Fine Arts Club in August.
Mrs. Robah Smith, the presi
u nt, opened the meeting by call
i g for a reputition of the club
fleet by all the members.
.Sixteen members and one visi
i r were privileged to be present
- 'his most enjoyable gathering.
After the rendering of the trea
surer's report, Mrs. Smith read a
ktier from the president of the
State Federation suggesting four
ways of making any clubs suc-
CiOOD TOBACCO FARMS FOB
SALE—One extra fine tobacco
farm, consisting of 60 acres,
good 5-room house, electric
lights, and all modern conven
iences; Also nrh good tobacco
farm on Snow Creek near Dan
bury. Good 5-room house and
other out-buildings with good
bottom land, consisting of 150
acres. Will sell cheap. Also
226 acres on Dan River, good
tobacco land and good bottom
land. Price, $12.50 per acre.
( Write or see J. A. DILLON,
Hotel Walnut Cove. I will buy
standing limber of all kinds.
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Prica 112.00 Yaarly, or fl.oo a Moaxh.
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cessful during the following year,
one of them being to choose a
definite project for the year.
| Suggestions were made from
the floor, that our club investi
i gate the possibilties of main
taining and sponsoring a lunch
room at the Danbury School this
• year. "" '
Members were also reminded
iby Mrs. Smith of the district
club meeting to be held in Elkin,
October 14, and as many as pos
sible were urged to attend,
j Following the termination of
the business session, Mrs. J, Spot
1 Taylor gave a most interesting
' review of a book on Latin Amer
ica, written by William Lythe
' Shurz; and Mrs. Dallas Kirby re
ported most charmingly on A
1 Journey For Margaret, by W. L.
White.
Mrs. Stokes was the winner of
the intriguing contest given on
Knowledge concerning i*tn
America.
The meeting was adjourned af
ter file serving of a delicious des
sert, to meet with Mrs. W. G.
Petree and Mrs. Robah Smith.
OUR BOYS
Private First Class S. H. Mar
j tin, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. S.
Martin, of Walnut pove, has been
promoted to his present rating.
He entered the service Decomber
18, 1942 at Fort Bragg and is
now at Fort Sheridan, El. 1
Pfc. Ray H. Marshall, son of
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Marion of 1
Pinnacle, Route 2, has been pro- I
moted to his present rating. He
has been in the army for four
years and in Australia for nine
■nonths. He is a paratrooper.
Corporal Walter C. Joyce, son
ot Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Joyce of
iandy Ridge, haa been promoted
to his present rating. He enter
sd the army March 8, 1043, and
s now stationed at Fort Brady,
Michigan.
THE DANiUEY REPORTER
INFORMATION ON
INCOME TAX
Since the law provides that a
"Declaration of Estimated In-'
come and Victory Tax, be filedi
by individuals who come with
in the classes set forth in this
column last week, on or before
the 15th of September, or not la
ter than December 15 if the tax
payer classifies as a farmer, in
which case 80 percent of his gross
income must come from farming, |
And since the greater majority
of taxpayers in this county will
classify as "Farmers," this col
umn will continue to deal with
matters relative to the "Declara
tion for the next few weeks.
PENALTIES
In the case of a failure to make
and file a required declaration of
estimated tax within the time
prescribed, there shall be added
I
to the lax an amount equal to 10
I
percent of the tax. That is 10
percent of the total tax shown on
the March return unreduced by
credits.
In the case of the failure to
pay an installment of the estima- j
ted tax within the time prescrib- [
ed, there shall be added to the
tax $2.50 or 2 1-2 percent of the '
tax, whichever is the greater, for '
each installment with respect to
which such failure occurs.
In the cape of individuals other
than farmera, if 80 percent of the
tax (determined without regard
to the credits of tax withheld on
tax free covenant bonds and for
Income and Victory Tax with
held on wages) exceeds the esti
mated tax (increased by such
credits), and in the case of farm-
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We Guarantee TOP PRICES
AND A SALE
EVERY DAY
P. G. WALL of Pilot Mountain is there to look out
for the interests of the Farmers of Stokes and
Surry Counties
See R. J. HARRIS At Pilot Mountain to Arrange for
Floor Space.
Guthrie*lfancock Warehouse
SANFORD, N. C.
George T. Hancock Proprietor
I
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era, If 66 2-3 percent of the tu
(determined without regard to
such credits) exceeds the estima
ted tax (increased by such cred
its) there shall be added to the
tax an amount equal to such ex
cess, or equal to 6 percent of the
amount by which the .tax so de
termined exceeds the estimated
tax so increased, whichever is the
lesser.
Penalties provided for the will
ful faQure to make a return or
Sell Your Tobacco
TAYLOR'S
Warehouse
Winston-Salem, N. C.
WE Are Never Satisfied Ml 111 ire Satisfied
PHIL TAYLOR • - - E. D. MATTHEWS
■ JAM - ■ ■ - FRANK SMITHDEAL
A Sale [very Day
i
: for wflifiilly a false re
> turn are likewise ; to
declarations. '
DECLARATION FORMS
The Department of Revenue of
■ fers the taxpayer his choice of
' two ifflffnodis of computing the es
■ timated tax:
' (1.) An exact computation.
(2.) A short computation ac
cording to tables prepared by the
■ .Treasury.
•' The short computation method
Thursday, Sept. 10,1843
is easier and does not re
quJi*- tb ttrttdlll flme. It sug
gested that by using
the exact computation method
the majority of the taxpayers
will effect a considerable saving
in taxes. The two methods will
be discussed in the next two is
sues of this column.
0 T
Tea per cent of 7oar iaeoms
I in War Bond* will help to
M* build the plane* and tanks
i9L that will Insure defeat &t Htt-
JIL isr and hi* Axis partners.