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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1942

Page

6

Take Care With Tax Deductions By Alexander 8 George Wide

Washington Many income taxpayers misstate deductions for dependents and head of family credits. Officials warn only one head of family credit of 400 applies per dependent and credits require direct support relation by blood marriage or adoption. Many neglect to claim 10 percent earned income credit while some overstate itemized deductions like admission taxes and car expenses. A taxpayer earning 2000 dollars claimed 200 dollars in movie tickets deductions, illustrating confusion.

Alexander George Wide Washington

Taxman Seeks Evidence On Yearly Movie Spending

A man faced the Internal Revenue Bureau requesting proof of his annual earnings spent on films. He failed to provide ticket stubs and remained perplexed by the inquiry.

Sion Infernal Revenue Bureau

Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Activities

Social events include United Daughters of the Confederacy co hosts at the Home of Mrs Gorge T with Clara Lowthorp chapter directing Children of the Confederacy. Hope chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star meets at the Masonic Hall. Rose Garden Club hosts at Mrs Bourne’s home Friday 3 o’clock. Service Prayer Group meets at First Baptist Educational building with Mrs Basye delivering the national message. Junior choir practice at First Methodist. Cemetery association meets City Hall at 3. Helen McRae hosts Wednesday Club with weekly games. Mrs Ralph Routon and Mrs T S McDavitt among additional guests. decorations feature spring flowers.

Mareh Pat Claibourn The United Daughters At the Confederacy Mra Gorge T Ben Goodlett Alma Hannah Clara Lowthorp Children of the Confederacy Daisy Dorothy Heard First Baptist Church Guy Basye J. Hamill Helen Meftite Ralph Routon T. 5. McDavitt

Bay View Club studies and P T A lunch drive

Mrs Edwin Ward led the Bay View Reading Club meeting with a program on American Education versus totalitarianism. Topics included Bring the Youth Into the Community and A City That Goes to School with La Crosse, Wisconsin as a case study. The group enjoyed tea and a dessert course after 12 members attended. The Paisley PTA planned a school lunch program with Mary Claude Metcher as guest speaker. Brookwood PTA reviewed This Is the Victory by Leslie Weatherhead with a note on Easter egg sales and officer nominations. Dolores Tolleson Tolleson and H Binford McRae wed March 18 1941 in Texarkana.

Bay View Club Edwin Ward John H. Arnold Bay View Reading Club Gus Haynes JL Ro Billingsley United States Hope High Arch Moore Paisley Paisley P. T. A Roy Powell Harry Shiver Mary Claude Metcher P. J. Hall George Green RE. Jackson Brookwood Leslie D. Weatherhead B.C. Hyatt Lutie Alten Dolores Tolleson Baptist Church J. H. Webb Texarkana TONE Ancts McRae Hobbs G. PF. Wacker Company Army Air Corps Hanmer Field Fresno Calif

Personal Mention Lt Edward J McCabe en route to Langley Field

Lt Edward Jack McCabe is en route to Langley Field Virginia and is the guest of his mother Mrs EL J Me.

Edward Jack McCabe Langley Field, Va EL J. Me

Sixth Avenue Has Book Shops

George Tucker notes Sixth Avenue’s many secondhand bookshops offering back issues across varied departments. He recalls a man requesting Burr McIntosh’s July 1906 theatrical magazine, paid 30 cents for a copy featuring Marie Tempest on the cover and a portrait of Arthur Rubinstein inside.

George Tucker New York Fife Sixth Avenue Manhattan Burr McIntosh Marie ‘Tempest Arthur Rubinstein Rubenstein

Local Figures Mention Training and Travel in Short Notes

Cabe and other relatives note Lt. McCabe completed training at Lowery Field Denver Cal. Mrs W B McHaney of Port Huron Mich visits with Mr and Mrs Max Cox. Mr and Mrs Bruce McRae left Thursday for Waco Texas to establish a new home.

Cabe McCabe Lowery Field Denver Cal W. B. McHaney Port Huron Michigan Max Cox Bruce McRae Waco, Texas

He Passed His Test With Flying Colors

Joe Gerard, holder of Michigan State scoring records, skipped a private pilots exam to rush to Milwaukee for a Marquette game. He started for the Spartans after a hurried flight and scored HM points in the contest.

East Lansing Mich Joe Gerard Michigan Spartans Marquette Milwaukee Joe

Still Several Ways to Skin That Cat

Detroit article recounts Th urlman Connell a 1935 national ice skating champion turned air corps applicant at Camp Custer and his weight setback then successful training in California. It also surveys vintage magazines and rare parcels in shops through dusty depictions of 19th century literature and reissued titles.

Detroit Thurman Connell Air Corps Camp Custer Butt Ar Corps California Harpers Weekly Leslie's Weekly Greie MacClellan Lux O'Neal Hempstead Congress Edward A. O'Neal American Farm Bureau Federation

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