Important Date For Farmers
Frances N. Jones, field representative in Wilmington, warns farmers to keep accurate employee records during a busy period. Agricultural workers will be hired in large numbers, paid by day week or piecework, making proper reporting essential to determine taxable earnings. The tax law requires reports to the IRS for workers paid 50 or more during the year and for certain farm employees paid under 150 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SY Frances N. Jones
FN Jones
Wilmington, N.C
Mise Jones
Internal Revenue Service
Tax rules outline day work and wage tax sharing
The article explains that employees working on 20 or more days in a year owe east taxes on a use basis. The 20 More clause allows varying days. Farm and household workers are taxed like other labor. Employers must withhold and report totals after year end. The 1959 tax rate is split half on the employee and half by the employer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vista
Ray Ray In Pireway annual reunion notes survivors
A Sunday gathering in Pireway marked the Ray family reunion with members from the Melvin and Ray line. Heirs include Otha Ray Whiteville and Rena Ray Duncan Whitesville among others from Whiteville Tabor City and Ri Hebert Raybor City. A picnic dinner capped the event.
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Pireway
Ray
Melvinesdane
Wriver
Patrick W. Ray
Whiteville
Marshall
Nakino
Kenneth Ray
Tabor City
Hebert Raybor City
Otha Ray
Rena Ray Duncan
Whitesville
Mollie Ray Duncan
Lashden
Melvin
William Frank
Couns
Dinner Party Honors Miss Brenda Eddings
A Tuesday evening dinner party honored Miss Brenda Eddings with Miss Margaret Fewer and Miss Peggy Stanley in attendance. Guests included Myrtle Benet as host and a duet of roses presented to the honoree.
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Brenda Eddings
Margaret Fewer
Peggy Stanley
Myrtle Benet
Bron Eddings
Bel
Honores Ceeevedt
Tiffany Rose
Dither Stable Centerpiece Creators Highlighted
Community event features Miss Carolyn Bullings and Mrs. Clyce stunts Fusman Jo Fowler along with Elizabeth Mallard as key contributors to the centerpiece display at the dither stable.
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Dither Stable
Carolyn Bullings
Clyce Stunts Fusman Jo Fowler
Mix Elizabeth Mallard
Sandy Plain Club Members Share Dairy Topics At Meeting
The Sandy Plain Community Development Association heard 4 H members from Cer te Gordo and Chadboven speak on dairy products and conduct demonstrations on dairy testing. The session followed by an hour of related remarks and discussions.
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Sandy Plain
Sallie Grainger Circle Holds Session
Sallie Grainger Circle met Tuesday evening for a program titled Our Missionary Youth led by Mrs Kathleen Whittington and others. A light luncheon followed as eleven members and three visitors attended.
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Sallie Grainger Circle
Phe
Sallie Grainger
4 Baptist
Phot
Kathleen
Marriage of Pinetta Grainge and Rudy Ward in Conway
Mr and Mrs Keifer Grainge of Tabor City announce the marriage of their daughter Pinetta to Rudy Ward, son of Mrs Maggie Ward of Loris and the late Ward. The ceremony occurred Saturday evening in Conway. Pinetta graduated from Tabor City and works for Humbus Mantefacturitar. Rudy attended Loris High School and is employed by Boremost Dry Co. They will reside in Tabor.
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Keifer Grainge
Tabor City
Guieunce
Pinetta
Rudy Ward
Maggie
Ward
Loris
Dune ML
Conway
Abor City
Humbus Mantefacturitar Poy
Loris Hai
Boremost Dry Co
Tard
Patient Stoney in Columbus Court Hospital Whiteville
Ifsteward Stoney remains patient at Columbus Court Hospital Whiteville after a kidney transplant surgery Friday. Bernie Fowler, the father of another patient, was also admitted with a heart condition and his son, Chael Pel, was at the hospital Monday for related medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ifsteward Stoney
Columbus Courty Hospital
Whiteville
Thurston Struuk Visit From South Carolina Family
Sine Thurston Struuk of Truiceburg South Carolina visits her cousin and daughter, Mr and Mrs Turne Mee Willer Davis and their young girls in Windsor Salem. Local families Majer are noted in attendance.
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Sine Thurston Struuk
Truiceburg
S.C
Han
Turne
Mee
Willer Davis
Winstane Salem Aire
Mere Davis
Majer
Sanford Campaign Promotes Education Spending Increase
The article outlines Sanford’s campaign messaging against opponent Lake, arguing for higher annual expenditure per North Carolina school child from 230 to 273 dollars. It cites support from the United Forces for Education and groups like the PTA and NC Federations. Sanford asserts teachers are underpaid and funds must rise to improve schooling while remaining below the national average.
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Terry
Inw
Ange
N.C. Federation of Women's Clubs
PTA
N.C. Division of Assn. of Unit
N.C
North Caroling Education Associative Organizations
Rd 4
United Forces For Educa
Samford
North Carolina
Sanford
United Forces
Santor Sanford
Wanted Widows And Children For Death Benefits
A county veterans officer reports five cases in Southeastern North Carolina eligible under Public Law 86-211 for death benefits effective July 1, 1980. Applicants must have wartime service of 90 days, honorable discharge, and income limits: widows under 1500 with no children or under 3000 with children. each surviving child under 1800 if no widow.
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Eral
Fambus County Veterans Service
North Carolina
North Carolina Veterans Commission
H. Hugh
Nance
Government Aid Rates Cited for Widows and Families
The text outlines aid amounts for claimants based on children, listing $75 per month for a widow with one child, $15 for each additional child, and $25 per month for a widow with no children. It notes custody inquiries should be directed to the County Vote Officer.
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McFeatter
MBK
Carpenter
Telegraph Company
Ray Ray
Finn
Toni
Harold Hux
Tabor City, N
Your Pilot Life Insurance Co
Sandy Plain Club
Voters OF
Columbus County
Pinetta Grainger
Lake
Chris
Firestone
Eira Aes Mag
Dicus Firestone
Loris and
Horry Unty
Co-op Power
South Carolina
Co-Op
Ilustry
Carsling Citien
of Tierry Electric Cooperative
Horry Electric Co-Op
Power Lines of Progress
Harry Electric
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