Income Tax Simplified Method Under Revenue Act of 1961
The Income Tax Revenue Act of 1961 offers a simplified tax method for individuals with gross income wholly from salary or personal services, dividends, interest, rent, annuities, and without exceeding 3000 dollars. Form 1040A may be used, with a table on its reverse showing tax by gross income blocks less $490 per dependent, plus a 10 percent automatic deduction for certain items. The exemption level and dependent credits depend on filing status. election to use the simplified method is optional but irrevocable for the year once chosen, with a new election allowed each subsequent year.
Officers Chosen at Meet of Cemetery Association
The Alpine Cemetery association met at city hall Wednesday and elected officers for 1942 President Mrs W K Miller Vice President Mex D Barker secretary treasurer Mrs H F Callman Six directors were chosen G W Baines Vernon McIntyre T A Beard Otis Kimball Felix McGaughy J Nichols Lois MeIntyre was named general chair for a February 16 dinner plan including a one cent old time chicken dinner race to be announced later Dues for 1942 may be paid at the First National Bank or to Mrs Dallman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine Cemetery Association
W. K. Miller
Barker
G. W. Baines
Vernon McIntyre
T. A. Beard
Otis Kimball
Felix McGaughy
J. ¥. Nichols
Lois MeIntyre
First Naonal Bank
Dallman
Mexican Settlement Assn January report shows busy center
The monthly meeting at the Mexican Center was held Tuesday with nine present. Mrs. By presided. Miss Susie Mitchell reported 42 home visits and an average of 11 Girl Reserves attended in January. A party is planned for next week. Four sewing, four game, four story hour sessions were held. Seven mothers brought babies and six nursery children attended the Well Baby conference. Mrs. Segundo Garcia and Miss Feliciana Torres assist Miss Mitchell. Mrs. Burkett resigned. Rummage donations are requested via phone 243. Pledges from Alpine organizations are promptly paid. Kindergarten at the Center aids English learning for early entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hon
Susie Mitchell
Segundo Garcia
Feliciaina Torres
Mitchill
Burkett
Alpine Rotarians Attend Inter-City Meet in Marfa
Alpine Rotary members led by President Wort Frazer joined an inter city gathering in Marfa with delegates from the Presid io Opinaga international club and the El Paso club. District Governor Oscar Allen and engineers from Cornell attended, signaling Rotary’s role in postwar international affairs. Alpine attendees included Milton Smith Glenn Bygees Alan Fraser John Stovell T. A. Beard and D. M. Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine Notarans Axens
Marfa
Presidio Opinaga International Club
el Paso Club
Oscar Allen
Reve Vanneman
School of Engineering
Cornell University
Rotary
Wort Frazer
Milton Smith
Glenn Bygees
Alan Fraser
Cavalry Replaces Field Artillery at Ft. Russell
The First Squadron of the 5th Cavalry arrives at Fort Russell replacing the 77th Field Artillery, now moved to another post. Major John G. Minniece Jr commands. Col Francis T. Armstrong leads the outgoing artillery unit. Minniece, a Fort Bliss transfer, has ties to the area through prior postings and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Russell
Sentinel
Marray
Marfa
United States Army
Sth Cavalry
Fort Bliss
Tey
John G. Minniece Jr
77Th Field Artillery
Francis T. Armstrong
Minniece
1St Cavalry
W. B. Mitchell
Front Royal Remount
Virginia
Fort Robinson
Nebrka
Modern Machinery Replaces Teams On Roads In Country
Barry Scobee reports that highway departments increasingly use machines over horse teams on major road projects. A Jeff Davis County machine once did the work of 80 mules with one operator, cutting costs and allowing more road building. The mules will be reassigned to a four mile Davis Mountains state parks project beyond the Rockpiles and Sawtooth range, lowering costs for the west side descent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Scobee
Highway Department
Jeff Davis County
Sawtooth Mountain
Davis Mountains
Bishop Youth Recovers After Horse Ride Mishap
Genemunop Bishop aged 19 son of Mr and Mrs Leo Bishop sustained a broken leg when a horse he rode slipped and fell on the pavement last Sunday afternoon. He is reported to be making a satisfactory recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genemunop
Leo Bishop
The Church and National Defense Meeting at College Auditorium
The page notes a 7:30 p.m. meeting titled The Church and National Defense. It mentions Dr Wettstone as a likely able and interesting speaker and urges the public to hear all his messages possible at the event in the college auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church and
National Defense
College College
Wettstone
Car stamp policy relief for lost stamps announced
E. B. Coppock, manager of the Alamo Motor Club, said the Washington office of the American Automobile Association informed him that owners who lose their car stamps due to theft or other causes will not have to buy replacements. District collectors will issue a certificate showing tax payment if a stamp was stolen or lost, but postmasters will not issue these letters. Cars in dead storage or used by dealers as demonstrators do not require stamps. stamps are needed when cars are registered in a dealer's name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. 8. C. Coppock
Ama Motor Club
Washington
American Automobile ‘Assn
Internal Revenue
Frank Scofield
Austin
Coppock
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cemetery Association
H. F. Callman
Mexican Settlement Assn
Professional Directory
Marvin L. Majors
Optometrist
Et Shepperd's Jewelry
Otis Turner
Alpine, Texas
J. W. Shepperd —Jeweler
T.A. Beard
Standard Oil Products
Alan R. Fraser
Alpine
Texas
Mae M. Ament
G. Fielder
Mobilgas Mobiloil
Ee L. Ae
Pearl Harbor
Antonio
Hese
Safeway
Stayman's Winesaps
Duchess
Wilson
Libby
Country
Dawn
Sunny Bank
Prince Albert Tobacco
MIT Starch
Post's
Boa Cue
Wahiffs
WWE
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