Y. NOVEMBER-
15, 1945
THIS WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
PAGE -THREE ' (Fir8WSeetkm
Queen
r
Here
.illp Lions ciuo "i
tomght. with
2L ,-erguson. chairman
kittee!f .he program.
of the committee
"Jams. Harry Burle-
t g CruDD.
L. Kriof business ses-
L Kirkpairick. secretary
PKff,, f the board of
ihj nrnnnsed
L2 current year. Every
w ...mitt will
. every - -
about this report, as
T for the remainder of
L plans. Kvery memuer
be pre'-
meeting last week, Major
mile, aoarecu
'., .k atomic influence
L and pointed out that
that the atomic
t the United States and
L rawn-out war with
Lioan lives lost would
he result naa me uumu
it the time it did.
joust be some super or-
in the country, apart
nal red-tape, to
L atomic power so that
tnfs notice we can de
ves.'' said the Major.
Ration and pushing ot
,'fiprf farm progress, live-
dainmg and encouraging
itrifs and business to
Waynesville were urged
Queen for development
rtion He also pointed out
e the tourist business
pnrnurafied new com-
iiild be interested in lo-
Davenport. an associate
Lldcrs Supply Company
formerly a member of the
! Lions Club was re
a full-fledged member
lb.
W. L.Moody
Discharged
L. Moody, seaman first
i'R. of Maple street,
tt, is to be discharged
ir future, according to
received from the
i town center, Chicago,
(oody has been attached
il Amphibious base, Lit-
Va.
!, the former Miss Rosa
resides here. At the
utered the service Sea
ls was employed by the
Company, of Waynes-
Pvt. Billy J. Howell
Reports to Camp Pickett
X
Private Billy J Howell, who has
spent the past 21 clays here with
his parents, Mr .and Mrs. Millard
Howell, at their home on R.K.D.
Waynesville, has reported to Camp
Pickett. Va. He will wait there for
his next assignment.
Pvt. Howell entered the service
on March 24 of this year and re
ceived his basic training .it Camu
Gordon. Ga. He is a graduate of
the Waynesville Township hifih
school.
Sgt. Gene Med ford
Serving in Korea
With 5th Air Force
Sergeant Gene R. Medford. son
of Mr. Hoss L. Medford. of Waynes
ville, R.F.D., is now in Korea serv
ing with an airplane squadron
of the Fifth Air Force Service
Command in the occupational
Fifth Air Force, according to in
formation received from I he head
quarters in Tokyo.
Sgt. Medford has been overseas
for the past 21 months and is
serving as a cook with the com
mand which supplies and main
tains fighters and bombers of the
occupational air force.
Sgt. Medford has recently been
awarded the Unitize Arrowhead
Device for participation in the
originfll assault wave in the am
phibious landings on Wake Island.
Dutch New Guinea, on May 18.
1944.
Iiud J. Arrington
I 1 .
Diy Discharged
First Class Claud J. Ar-
fit of Mr. and Mrs. Will
f Waynesville, received
(ble discharge from the
irt Bragg on October 18.
piloted in the service at
post on March 12, 1942.
ington has to his credit
overseas duty. He is
wear the EAMET carn
al with one bronze star.
me he entered the serv
employed as a painter.
brother in the service,
Nrow Arrington who is
somewhere in Japan.
Nen are getting wor-
petneir constituents are
N cans Thev don't
Ky unless the cans fire
fi to them .St. Louis
fetch.
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n Acid PAIN
"Pt MILLERS
alter each
Wanly you
JO tha amazing-
'w rdief anti-
H acta add
the enjoy.
' you iuffer
hearth,,
K,Iuuer's tablets'
them on our MONEY
Ifm-Rate Drug Store
Pfc. John A. Harrell
Discharged From Army
At Camp Gruher
Private First Class John A. Har
rell. son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Harrell, of Cove Creek, received
his discharge this week from Camp
Gruber, Okla. He entered the ser
vice in 1943 and was inducted at
PFort Jackson. From the latter he
was transferred to Fort Belvoir.
Va., and was sent overseas in July,
1944. He served in Kngland,
France and Germain.
Pfc. Harrell is entitled to wear
the Good Conduct medal. Kuropean
theater ribbon with two battle
stars and Victory medal.
Pfc. Albert L. Phillips
Receives Discharge
Private First Class Albert L.
Phillips, son of Mr. and Mrs. Temp
Phillips, of Cove Creek section of
the county, received his discharge
from the armed forces at ton
Bragg on November 8. He enter
ed the service on January 14. 1943
and was inducted at Camp Croft.
From Croit he was sent to Camp
Swift, Tex., and was sent overseas
in September, 1943. He served in
the Eurooean theater, where he
was attached to Company I, 168th
Infantry, of the 5th Army.
Pfc. Phillips served in Africa
and Italy and is entitled to wear
the European theater ribbon with
three battle stars. Good Conduct
mpdal. Victory medal, American
Defense and Infantryman Combat
hariep. At the time he entered the
service he was engaged in lumber
ing operations in this county.
Withholding Tax
Schedule For '46
Washington. Nov 3 The table below shows the amounts of. Federal
ittcome tax that will be withheld from pay envelopes in 1946 under the
$5,920,000.1)00 tax .reduction bill, and compares them with tax money
withheld this year.
The table is based on on '-week pay roll periods.
i Note: A single man ordinarily would claim one withholding exemp
tion; a married man with wife and one child three exemptions, etc.
The "None'- exemption column is designed for use where both spouses
work and where one wishes to give the other advantage of both ex
eruptions.
Wages But
If someone could only interest
our atom-splitting scientists in
smashine the common cold germ
of virus, mankind's snort of relief
could be heard around the world.
World Telegram.
i To The Races
fhone
77
That's the way it looks to us. with
the gas rationing off. If your car
"is not protected with all kinds of
insurance, you are taking a big
risk. See us for all types of car
policies.
DAVIS & CO;
Centals . Real Estate Insurance
PHONE 77
Number of Withhold Exemptions Claimed
At Less None One Two Three
Least Than New Old New Old New Old New New Old
S 0 S 11 xi 17) $ .00$ 00 $ .00 $ .00 $ .00 $ 00
11 1:2 ? 2 1)0 $ 2 00 .10 .20 .00 .00 .00 00
12 13 2 10 230 30 .40 .00 00 .00 .00
13 14 2 30 2 50 .50 (JO 00 10 00 .10
14 15 2 50 2 70 .70 HO .00 .10 .00 .10
15 lfi 2 70 2 90 80 LOO .00 .10 .00 .10
H W 2 80 3 10 1 00 1.20 .00 .20 .00 .20
17 18 3 00 3 30 1 20 1 40 .00 .20 .00 .20
18 10 3 2(1 3.50 1 30 1 HO .00 .20 .00 .20
10 20 3 30 3 70 1 50 1 80 .00 20 .00 .20
20 21 3 50 4.00 1 70 2 00 .00 .30 .00 .30
21 22 3 70 4 20 1 80 2 20 .00 .30 .00 30
22 23 3 80 4 40 2 00 2.40 .20 .50 .00 .30
23 24 4 00 4 til) 2 20 2 70 .40 .70 .00 .30
24 25 4 20 4 80 2 40 2.90 .50 .90 .00 .40
25 20 .'40 5 00 2 50 3 10 .70 1 10 .00 .40
20 27 4 50 5 20 2 70 3 30 .90 1 40 .00 .40
27 211 4 70 5 40 2 90 3 50 1.00 1 60 .00 .50
28 29 4 90 5 (10 3.00 3.70 1.20 1.80 .00 .50
29 30 5 00 5 80 3 20 3 90 1 40 2 00 .00 .50
30 31 f,20 COO 3 40 4 10 1 60 2 20 .00 .50
31 32 5 40 (120 3fi() 4 30 1.70 2 40 .00 .(iO
32 33 5 (ill (i 40 3 70 4 50 1 90 2 60 .10 .70
33 34 5 70 (Kit) 3 90 4 70 2 10 2 80 .20 .90
34 35 5 90 090 4 10 4 90 2 20 3 00 .40 110
35 30 (i 10 7 10 4 20 5 10 2 40 3 20 .60 1 30
30 37 0 20 7 30 4 40 5 30 2 60 3 40 .80 1 50
37 38 0 40 7 50 4 60 5 60 2.80 3 00 .90 1 70
38 39 6 60 7 70 4 80 5 80 2 90 3 80 1.10 1 90
39 40 6 80 7 90 4 90 6 00 3 10 4 00 1 30 2 10
40 41 6 90 8 10 5 10 6 20 3.30 4 20 1 40 2.30
41 42 7.10 8 30 5 30 40 3 40 4 50 1 60 2 50
42 4.! 7 30 8 50 5 40 6 60 3 60 4 70 1 80 2 70
43 44 7 40 8 70 5 60 6 80 3.80 4 90 2.00 2 90
44 45 7 60 900 5 80 7.00 4.00 5 10 2.10 3 20
45 46 7 80 9 20 6 00 7.20 4.10 5 30 2 30 3 40
46 47 8 00 9 40 6.10 7.40 4 30 5 50 2.50 3 60
47 48 8 20 9 60 6 30 7.60 4.50 5.70 2 60 3.80
48 49 840 990 6 50 7 80 4 60 5 90 2 80 4 00
49 50 8 60 10 10 6 60 8 00 4 80 6 10 3.00 4 20
50 51 8 80 10 30 6 80 H 20 5.00 0.30 3.20 4.40
51 52 8 90 10 50 7 00 3 40 5 20 " 0 50 ' 3 30 4 60
52 53 9 10 10 80 7 20 H.70 5 30 6 70 3.50 4 80
53 54 9 30 1100 7 30 8 90 5 60 6 90 3.70 5.00
54 55 9 50 1129 7 50 9 10 5 70 7.10 3 80 5 20
55 56 9 70 11 40 7.70 9.30 5.80 7 40 4 00 5 40
56 57 9 90 1 1 70 7 90 9 50 6 00 7.60 4.20 5 60
57 53 10.10 11.90 8.10 9.80 6 20 7.80 4 40 5.80
58 59 1030 12.10 8 30 10. 00 6.30 8 00 4 50 6 10
59 60 10 50 12 30 8 40 10.20 6.50 8 20 4.70 6 30
60 62 10 70 12.70 8.70 10 60 6 80 8.50 5.00 6.60
62 64 1110 13 10 9 10 1100 7 10 8.90 5.30 7.00
64 66 11 50 13 60 9 50 11.50 7 50 9 30 5 60 7 40
66 68 11.90 14 00 9 90 1190 7 80 9.80 6.00 7 80
68 70 12 20 14 50 1020 12.40 8.20 10 20 6.30 8.20
70 72 12.00 14.90 10.60 12 80 8 60 10.70 6.70 8.60
72 74 13.00 15.40 11.00 13.30 9.00 11.10 7.00 9.10
74 76 13 40 15 80 11.40 13.70 9 40 11.60 . 7.30 9 50
76 78 13 70 16.30 11.70 14 20 9.70 12.00 7.70 9 90
78 80 14 10 16.70 12 10 1460 10.10 12 50 8.10. 104,0
80 82 14 50 17.20 12 50 15.10 10.50 12.90 8.50 10.80
82 84 14 90 17 60 12 90 15 50 10 90 13.40 8 80 11.00
84 86 15 30 18 10 13 20 16 00 11 20 13.80 9.20 11.70
86 88 1560 1850 13 60 16.40 11.60 14.30 9 60 12.20
88 90 16(10 19.00 14.00 16.90 12.00 14.70 10.00 12.60
90 92 1640 19.40 14.40 17.30 12.40 15.20 1040 13.10
92 94 1680 1990 14 70 1780 12.70 15.60 10.70 13.50
94 96 17 10 20.30 15 10 1820 13.10 16.10 11.10 14 00
96 98 17 50 2080 1550 18.70 13.50 16.50 11.50 1440
98 100 1790 2120 15 90 19 10 13 90 17.00 11.90 14 90
100 105 18 50 22 00 16 50 19 90 14 50 17.80 12.50 15.70
()5 110 19 50 23 10 17.50 2100 15.50 18.90 13 50 16 80
10 115 20 40 24 30 18.40 22.10 16 40 20.00 14 40 17 90
115 120 2140 25 40 19 40 23 30 17.30 21.10 15.30 19.00
120 125 22 30 26.50 20 30 24 40 18.30 22.30 16.30 20.20
125 130 23.20 27.00 21 20 25.50 1920 23.40 17.20 21.30
130 135 24.20 28 80 22 20 2G 60 20 20 24.50 18.20 22.40
135 140 25 10 29 90 12.10 27.80 21.10 25.60 19.10 23.50
140 145 26 10 3100 24.10 28.90 22.00 26.80 20.00 24.70
145 150 27 00 32.10 25 00 30.00 23.00 27.90 21.00 25.80
150 160 28 40 33 80 26 40 31.70 24.40 29.60 22.40 27.50
160 170 30 00 36 10 28 30 34.00 26 30 31 80 24.30 29.70
170 180 32 20 38 30 30 20 36.20 28.20 34.10 26.20 32.00
180 190 34 10 40 60 32 10 38.50 30.00 36.30 28.00 34.20
190 200 35 90 42 80 33 90 40.70 31.90 38.60 29.90 36 50
i x i Denotes 17 per cent of wages,
izi Denotes 18 per cent of wages.
(Wholesale)
A wide variety of the most salable items
'; ' including Cap Pistols and Caps. . . . Ao
Special Assortments . . . Write for Cata
logue. TAYLOR FIRE WORKS CO.
P. O. Box 773 Wilmington, N. C.
COFIFIEE
Accountants And
Tax Authorities
To Open Office
The Closman Company will open
their bookkeeping, ai 'countatu and
tax work office on November 2"th,
it was announced this week
The office is 114 Main street, in
the same building with the l.iw
elfices of W. Koy Francis.
The firm handles all types of
reports, tax work, and set up book
keeping systems to meet the needs
of every business. They pointed
out there is no charge for lonsu!
tation or an analysis of business
problems.
Sgt. Billy Queen
Arrives Home From
India-China-Hurmu Area
Sergeant Hilly Queen. V S army,
son of Mrs. Hester Queen, has ar
rived in the Stales from the liuti.t-Hurma-China
area. He entered the
service in October. 1942. and v.ts
inducted at Kort Bragg. From I lino
he was sent to Brownsville. Tex. is.
and then to Kort Kiley. K.uis.is.
and later to India.
Sst. Queen has served oversea
a total of 18 months and is entitled
to wear the I'acific theater ribbon
India-China-Burina ribbon and four
battle stars, with two conih.il
budges.
Sul Queen has u brother. I'nwMe
l'hilip Queen in the service, who
is en route to the Slates from Ger
many, where he has served in the
I.'. S. army.
At the time he entered the serv
ice Stft. Queen was einplo.veil l
liramlctt's Stables.
Sgt. John V. Shook
Discharged From
U. S. Marine Corps
Serjeant John W. Shook, of the
II. S. Marine Corps, has recent l
been discharged from the Marine
Corps at the Separation Center at
Camp Lejeune. Sut Shook is the
son of John W. Shook, of Clyde.
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hmml'.j, !ii..,lu-i(l-.l li.im.l .ill'-,l
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fl pie iltrrclioim iinil itpi'ti' .1 Kloerei imm.ti
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fnnml th.-ii piinplm ;nuUl.i. Ui-m'Mi.i'1 .Ii .pp-sip .1.
I lime iin-tn 1-iitliiiHiiiMlii'uHy u.iine Kltcri mid
l.i i in tin y an no lunger i-inlmi hhmi-iI ihi-I -h im-w
lirippy itli tlirlr ili-ai i-i.nipl. i.iiih U Kluctm.
II one application duns not tulmiv. you H'-t ilo-a.lo
you. money back. Auk lor Klr t.,l.iv. mire
Smith's Cut-IlatC Drue Store
The First National Bank
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florae
or Home W
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lecause:
We're a logical and safe depository
for people in this area We have a
dependable supply of' money to
cover legitimate current needs We
maintain a courteous and confiden
tial relationship with every deposi
tor We have a sincere interest in
making our town a better place in
which to live and do business.
"The Friendly Bank"
e First National Bank
Organ ied 1902
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve Bank.
ATTEMflOK!
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acco
Growers
WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO SELL YOUR TOBACCO
CROP THIS SEASON AT THE
New Planter's
Macco Warehouse
Located On
Black Mountain load Billmore
On The Banks Of The Swannanoa River
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
Best Lighted and Most Modern Warehouse
Experienced Sales and Office Force To Serve You
YOU WILL ALWAYS BE WELCOME
Make Our Warehouse Your Headquarters When In Town
Fred Soskfield and
OWNERS AND OPERATORS
With
Years of Experience in Buying and Selling Burley Tobacco on the
Asheville Tobacco Market
Come To See Us The Friendly Warehouse
Bay Haney
New Planter's Tobacco Warehouse
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