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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1955
Page
8
Reading of a notice shows the paper being mailed as second class mail at Jefferson under the 1879 act with annual subscription prices set at 2.00 dollars within Marion and neighboring counties and 3.00 dollars for outside areas.
Mr and Mrs Charles C Haggaard and Mr and Mrs George H Call traveled to Ft Worth over the weekend while the city continues a program to install park meters, noting 70 meters currently in place as a partial rollout.
The Hughes Springs school library will receive 15600 dollars from the Trust Estate of W. Duncan for a building project. Superintendent C. M. Williamson reports the school board is planning the project and reviewing similar efforts in the area.
J. P. Armistead, head of the Internal Revenue in North Texas, urged taxpayers to file promptly as refunds totaling over 72 million dollars are expected for 1955. He noted the March 15 to April 16 deadline shift, that refunds are mailed at about 10,000 a day, and current processing can take six weeks to two months. Armistead warned many unfiled returns remain and advised immediate action to avoid delays.
Members of the First Methodist Church welcomed their new pastor Rev. H F Nielsen and family with an informal reception in Fellowship Hall after the evening service. Guests included church officials and the Rev W A Brooks of First Baptist, who attended as part of the service and reception.
New meters started March 1 in Daingerfield's business district to free spaces previously taken by cars all day. Morris County News notes the program aims to increase turnover and discourage long parking holds.
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