New Tax Helps
Sq* Taxpayer
^Vifurmation to help taxpayer*
prensr** the 1901 estimated tax
declarations an* available now it
—...uuiiceo toft.iy uy the In
ternal Revenue Serviee.
The reduced rates and other
maim- < hanges made by Revenue
Act of l!*»t art* outlined in a new
form IfMO-ES Supplement.
Tlie fo'-m is available at the 2*
loeal offices of Internal Rmtiue
in North Carolina. Copies should
reaeli |»ost offiees and some hanks
bv mid-week.
The information on this form
Is for use by taxpayers required
to file by April 15 declarations of
Estimated tax on income earned
In There taxpayer- should
use th<- estimated tax forms pre
viously mailed to all taxpayers
and apply I ho nnv rates and oth
er provision*'- described on the
Form 1040-ES Supplement vvlirji
preparing th*» declaration.
Approximately six million tax
payers (il**d declarations of esti
mated tax last year.
Provisions of the new tax law
apply to 1964 inrome. Tax re
turns on 1901 Income du • April
15 are not affelted.
Cayenne pepper is named for
ilie city of Cayenne. capital of
French Guiana, and source of
much of the world's supply of
this type of red pepper, according
to tlie Book of Knowledge.
SAVE MONET AT
VICTORY CHEVROLET CO.
MUFFLE* INSTALLATION SALE
•954 to 1962 Chevrolet Mufflers
ONLY S12J5 INSTALLED
CHECK-UP.SAVE
TIME AND TROUBLE
• Prompt re
pairs save mon
’ey toou
• All work it
• And we use
only top qual
ity parts!
Bumper to Bumper, over and under, we check your
car thoroughly and right what*i wrong. Then, we
check again to make double-sure!
ALL NEW GALVANIZED MUFFLER
VICTORY CHEVROLET CO.
Railroad Am. Phono: 739-5471
m HONOR SOCIETY — Ste Compact high school students were initiated and inducted into
membership of the Prank Yerby Chapter of the National lienor Society in ceremonies at the school
Monday. From left above are John House. Yvonne Grier and Barbara Burris, all sophomores. Dor
is Smart. Junior, Beauford Pressley, sophomore and Vincent Beil (rear), junior. Membership in
the society is based on scholarship, service, leadership and character. The current officers s! the
society are Larry On. president; Ronald Campbell, vice-pesident; Mary Ross, secretary; and
Marcellis Hunter, treasurer. Advisers are Miss V. K. Johnson and O. H. Patterson. (Photo by Isaac
C. Alexander)
Items this v.wk from Lenoir,
Rowan, Currituck. Richmond.
Buncombe, and Chatham Coun
ties.
DRAWN WORK TAUGHT
IN LENOIR
Learning nn art or craft has
proven to he a favorite partimc
activity for mcnv homemakers in
Lenoir County. Mrs. Charles Lev
ick is teaching the Kin«ton loung
Homemakers how- to make place
mats and luncheon cloths featur
ing drawn work.
Miss Marie 1 enucl, home eco
nomics agent, says Mrs. Levick is
a member of the Kinston Home
Demonstration Club which is
sponsoring the young homemak
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or's group. Mrs. Levick learned to
do drawn work at tin* northeast
ern district crafts workshop sev
eral years ego.
NEEDLEWORK CLASSES HELD
It sec ins that all homemakers
in Rowan Courty are interested
in doing needlework. Miss Edith
Hinshaw, home economics agent,
reports thev had an all-day
workshop with Home Demonstra
tion Club menders teaching the
classes. "And all classes were
full." she said.
Teaching the classes were Mrs.
Frank Rostian and Mrs. C. P.
Fisher needlepoint; Mrs. K. S.
Temple and Mrs. Arnold Ander
son. Swedish darning; Mrs. J. O
Cheek, drawn work; Mrs. H. M.
Rrown. crewel embroidery; Mrs.
A. L. Pring. monogram embroid
ery.
SHOPPING TOUR
“This is the easiest money we
have ever made for our county
council,” said Mrs. G. F. Sha.-kley
president of the Virginia Edw ards
Club in Currituck County. Tlx
club was presented a monetarj
award for going on an education
al tojr of a supermarket.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sanderlin. home
economies agent, says they visit
ed each department receiving tips
on how to buy food. Visiting back
of the scene, they saw meat cut.
(lacked, weighed, amt priced by
a machine.
LEADERS GIVE
DEM O.NSTR ATION S
The leaders in the .Vlornim.
Hour Home Demonstration Club
are sharing hometnaking secrets
with each other. Each month, a
leader will give a "quickie” or
"how-to" demonstration of some
simple, timely hotnemaking skilt.
Rwilv thev learned to make a
simple cake decorating bag from
waxed paper.
’.Mrs. Martha Adams, home oco
nomics agent, says club members
in Richmond County are also
learning to knit. Several “knit
ters" in the lounty have agreed
to tench a group of beginners in
regular knitting sessions.
SHARKS INFORMATION
WITH OTHERS
Many leaders in the Home De
monstration Clubs are not only
eager to learn but willing to
teach others. Mrs. Mary Ray.!
home economics agent in Run-.
oombe Countv. says she has sev
eral leaders w ho are showing ex-'
centional leude-ship ability.
Mrs. Jovop Hculrix -and Mrs
B. C. Morton have contlu ted sev
eral tv-upholstering workshops in |
THOMSON £
McKinnon
Members
New York and American
Stock Exchances and
other leading Ex
changes
110 Liberty Life Building
Charlotte, N. C.
IN KINGS MOUNTAIN
Dial 739-2631
for information on any
stock that interests
you.
(No toll charge)
MARK KANE,
Manager
Athlene G. Smith j
Registered
Representative
lJMfn
their community and arc teaching
tiic members in a neighboring
club. Mis. Paul O'Kelly and Mis.
Harvey Harriett are teaching
tailoring in other areas of the
county.
UNIFORMS NEEDED
The Bells 4-II Club girls need
ed money to buy material to make
their I H uniforms so they decid
ed to have a chicken barbecue in
Chatham County and work out
the money.
Mrs. Annaoel Powers, home ec
onomics agent, says the -4-H adult
loaders. Mrs. Louise Holloman
and .Mrs. Louise Ragan support><d
inc I'oimcstm with their project
and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blalock as
sisted in barbecuing the chickens.
After the girls get the material,
they will make the uniforms.
The State Ports Authority. ;,s
we know it today, was created
in with two modern port
terminals - . More heed ritv <u-.d
Wilmington. The two terminals
handle nearly 800.000 tons uf
cargo annually to service industry
and commerce over a wide in
land area.
Tourney Set
Rev. f>on C.i ff. A«snciati<Cnal
Training Union Pirector has on
nounned plans lor the Training
Union Tournament* hold at
Kir*t I'aptisi church, (Jrovrr.
Tuesday. March 17. Tt.TO p in.
.1 udocs for the tournaments wa*
b«> Rev. Co »rj{, Putnam
Memorial 4 hutch. Rev. John Mali
man. Norma vi’s firovo church.
Rev. Maine A* he. Macedonia
church, and .Mrs. Thomas Austell
of New Hope enurch.
Participants m the Juniot Mom
ory Work, le tter S|K*aki-i s. Youn^
p- 'pie s Bctlet speak**!*. and A
dull Si riptore Rnadiiik! will t>e,
memhei.* of di Training Union
in the:r local churches
The winntn'n will go to Cherry
villi*. First Raptial church, April
16. for Mh* lt'*r;,»n *1 Tournaments
Ymth tt’M Van-h 15-21. will
lx* obsoiu—il ir.i many of th«* < hut
ches in thr Kins'* Mountain As
nociation.
Annn.il Ymith Night. sponsored
by tin* Ass-*i intional T .iiiiin>r I’n
ion Di-pci t merit. will mo'l ai
flat'I tin Vohb Col lop . Moilin'*
Sprinr*s. 'larch 21.
Adi sties net'in with a stippci
mi*rtino at 6:.1c in th«* college
cafeteria. Mesei \ uti<4i~ may be
mailo with thr local pistor
At 7:T>. following tlv* meal,,
everyone v.ill congm-iMr in tlw
F. n. IlamricV Auditorium foi tin*
program
K»*v. For: eu Toapu". pastor of
West view. Shell. \. will bring 1 ho
inspiration'll nii*ssap*. Three
churches will prrarrtt pla> lets
dealing wlih vital questions con*
renting our young profile. Special
Music will Im* ritwleml by the
ltaptist Student Union Choir of
Gardner* Webb.
The Proof of the Pudding
Is in the EATING Thereof....
Goody - Goody
BARBECUE
Wo have discovered a new method of < xtrarting excess grease from our
barbecue, which makes Goody - Goody barbecue Tastier and Digestible.
Try it and find out.
Located next to
Bethware School on Shelby Highway
If you still doubt we have the best
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