Birth of a daughter at J amestown area announced
Mr and Mrs J R Glover announce the birth of a daughter Elizabeth Mae on February 15 at their home near Jamestown Lottie Holden Bible Class will meet with Mrs A L Cecil at her Oakwood court home Thursday at 3 pm Gene Lamont Bible Class will meet Thursday at 8 pm with Mrs J G Gilmore at 111 West Willis St Make roll of honor at N C C W Miss Susan Sharpe and Ellen Fletcher named among honorees Mrs A E Kline hosted the Thursday Bridge Club yesterday at Sunset Drive with three tables
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Glover
Elizabeth Mae
Jamestown
Lottie Holden
A. L. Cecil
Oakwood Court
Gene Lamont
J. G. Gilmore
West Willis Street
Susan Sharpe
F. C. Sharpe
Ellen Fletcher
Salisbury
Entre Nous Club Meeting on Lindsay Street
Social calendar notes an 8:00 p.m. gathering of the Entre Nous club with Mrs. C. G. Overman on Lindsay Street. A 2:30 p.m. Beta Pi club meeting with Mrs. Ben Moore on North Main Street. At 8:00 p.m. the A A A W meets in the annex of Central Friends Church with Miss Genevieve Moore and Mrs. G A Johnston as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entre Nous
C. GB. Overman
Lindsay Street
Beta Pi Club
Ben Moore
North Main Street
Central Friends Church
Genevieve Moore
G. A. Johnston
Club meetings scheduled Friday at North Main
The Sorosis club meets with Mrs. BE Harmon at North Main Street home at 3 30 p m The Priscilla club gathers with Mrs I P Ingle at 3 30 p m and the King of Clubs meets with Miss Margaret Hauser on North Main Street at 3 30 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis Club
BE. T. Harmon
North Main Street
Priscilla Club
I. P. Ingle
King of Clubs
Margaret Hauser
Sweet pea decorated living room hosts bridge party
In a living room adorned with sweet peas and roses, Mrs. Kline served a salad course and a sweet course after the play to guests Mrs. J. W. Woollen and Mrs. Fletcher Welch along with club members.
Philathea Class Meets At Green Street Baptist
Green Street Baptist Philathea class met with Mrs. A L Whunsucker at 1020 Grace Street on Monday night February 23 with scripture reading by Mrs J Prim and prayers by various members. Reports by secretary and captains noted good progress for the month. Closing prayer by Mrs Grady Culler. Hostess and sister served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Street Baptist Church
A. L. Whunsucker
Grace Street
J. Prim
Stacey
Grady Culler
Smith
Old Fashioned Gardens Highlight Wayside Club Meeting
The Wayside Garden club met with thirteen members at Mrs. J. F. Hayden's home to discuss Old Fashioned Gardens. Dora Richardson led a program on historic garden types such as Spanish Warrior English Adventurer Dutch Buglers Reformers and Peacefuls and described the English Rectangular garden near the old home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Hayden
J. C. Green
Thomasville
Hayden
Local Health and Recovery Notes from Emerywood and Guilford
Mrs Karl Weaver is ill at her Fairfield road home with influenza. Mrs Jack Taylor's friends are glad she is improving after several weeks illness. Miss Gwendolyn Turner had an operation Monday at High Point hospital. Mrs Frank Kugler of Columbia DC visits her brother and sister in Emerywood. James Whitener, ill at Guilford General hospital, is well enough to go home to his parents on Johnson street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Weaver
Fairfield Road
Jack Taylor
Frank Kugler
Columbia, D. C
W. F. Freeman
Mrs. Freeman
Emerywood
James Whitener
Guilford General Hospital
Edgar Whitener
Johnson Street
Thomasville Book Club Meets at Mrs Pepper Home
The Tuesday Afternoon Book club met at Mrs E F Pepper’s Fisher Ferry street home in Thomasville for an enjoyable session. President Mrs David Long Jr led the gathering with a program headed by Mrs Carlton Newby who spoke on William Cullen Bryant and read his poems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
E. F. Pepper
Fisher Ferry Street
David Long, Jr
Carlton Newby
Willam Cullen Bryant
Florida
Z. V. Crutchfield
Garden club hosts meeting and plans hospital grounds work
Thomasville Garden club members gathered at Mrs Nat Walkers home with president Mrs C H Phillips presiding. Mrs Sam Welborn led the program on hot beds and cold frames and a round table discussed beautifying the local hospital grounds. New members Mrs J R Blair and Mrs R G Jennings were welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavorers
First Reformed Christian Endeavor Society
Virginia Perdue
Paul Jenkins
W. R. Shaffer
Sandy Ridge
Nina Livengood
Dot Grisson
Ernest Howell
Mr. Shaffer
Eva Younts
Helen Hepler
Roxie Welborn
Edwin Welborn
Helen Livengood
Lick Retten
Thomasville Garden Club
Nat Walker
C. H. Phillips
Sam Welborn
Welborn
J. R. Blair
R. G. Jennings
W. Lyles
J. W. Boyles
W. 5. Long
J. C. Green
Charles F. Phillips
Rogers Clark Captures Fort Vincennes in 1779
On February 25, 1779, George Rogers Clark led about 200 men to seize Fort Vincennes in Indiana from British control. Clark sought westward expansion for Virginia, aided by Patrick Henry, with frontier bands acting with independence from Washington and Congress. A French priest helped secure allegiance of Vincennes garrison to the American republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rogers Clark
Fort Vincennes
Indiana
Clark
Ohio
Virginia
Detroit
Vincennes
Karskaskia
Cahokia
Patrick Henry
Washington
Congress
Republic
Income Tax Department Conducted by Seidman & Seidman
The Income Tax Department conducted by M. L. Seidman or Seidman & Seidman Certified Public Accountants in High Point, North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conducted By
M. L. Seidman
Seidman & Seidman Certified Public Accountants
High Point, N. C
Earned income concept and credit explained in detail
The piece defines earned income as wages salaries fees and commissions from services and contrasts it with unearned income from bonds and stocks. It explains the 25 percent earned income credit, its $30,000 maximum, and how it reduces taxes. Several examples illustrate limits for married filers and self employed scenarios, plus a Q&A on deducting travel and board expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Earned Income Credit Explained in Tax Computation
The article explains that after calculating the normal tax and the surtax, a further deduction exists: a credit for earned income. It outlines how this earned income credit reduces the total tax owed for individuals.
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Coats
Moffitt’'s
Philathea
Taylor
H. P. Garden Club
Wesley Taylor
Greetsboro
High Point Garden Club
J. Ed Kirkman
A. E. Tate
Miss Nance
Hesburn Randall
J. M. Nance
Mary Louise
Danville
Randall
High Point High School
J. M. Randall
Lavonia
Georgia
English Street
Diffee
Philip Davis
James Diffee
Sigma Theta Club
Richard Reitzel
Alfred Hedrick
Hazel Pugh
Ruth Perdue
Lawrence Griscon
Lucielle Lopp
Evelyn Hester
the Reformed Church
Lucille Lopp
Nell Sharon
Book Club
Miss Beulah File
Will Fife
Winston-Salem
M. L. Kesier
Annie Hall
Sallie McCracken
Mills
Mr. Hamrick
Shelby
F. B. MW Hamrick
Mills Home
D. L. Maynard
Anne
Greensboro
Ray
Mond Phillips
Mrs
Walter Grimes
Mattie Grimes
R. L. Welch
Salem Street
Gertrude Creekman
Walnut Cove
Cynthia File
Carmall Street
Nell Swaim
High Point
Martine Barker
Thurston Street
Marion Phillips
Duke University
W. E. Tomlinson
Burrus Clinic
Eloise Welch
Sarah. Greer
Howard Blackwell
Fred Fowler
Charlotte
Mrs. J. C. Green
West Main Street
Percy Tudor
Pennsylvania
King George
Queen Mary of
England
Windsor Castle
Prince of Wales
Prince George
Latin America
Mother Nature's Curio Shop
S Anal
Ast Afrika
THE
Eland
Nea Seavic
Income Tax Department
A. C So Ey
Cade
West Broad
MAX Bones State Registered
Optometrist
Sechrest Funeral Home
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