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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1962
Page
5
IRS warns households employing full time help to report and pay FICA taxes. If wages reach 50 in a quarter both employer and employee owe 6.14 percent total, with 34 percent each for this year. Form 942 and payment for the quarter ended June 30, 1962 due by July 31, 1962.
Bobby Eugene Chastain, 23 of 313 Fontaine Dr., was fined 105 for driving while intoxicated 100 for speeding at 120 mph and fined for running a stop sign and refusing to stop. He received two days in county jail each week for six months and 40 years probation. He was charged also with using a state patrol car without permission.
A week long revival opens Sunday June 24 at Kennedy Chapel Freewill Baptist Church Pat WA led by the Rev Harold Smith with guest evangelist Rev Ed Ballen of Jacksonville Florida. Services begin at 7 45 p m daily with special music offered.
The U S Civil Service Commission announces a new examination for transmitter and receiver operator and maintenance technicians for filling Voice of America vacancies in Greenville North Carolina and Honolulu Hawaii. Pay ranges from 8.06 to 4.49 per hour with eight hour five day shifts on a flexible schedule. Applications available at Thomasville Post Office.
Services for Cyrus Ellison 4235 BE Calhoun 8st held at Hadley Funeral Chapel at 3 30 p m burial in Peaceful Rest Cemetery Ellison died Friday after a one year illness a Thomasville resident for 32 years Rebecca Ellison his wife survives Hadley Funeral Home in charge. Services for Willie James Hardy 60 of 208 Wright St were held today at New Jerusalem Baptist Church Rev Fred Martin Jr officiated interment in Peaceful Rest Cemetery Hardy died Saturday after an extended illness He is survived by mother Lu Hardy Thomasville and brother Johnnie Hardy Atlanta.
A weekend toll in Georgia includes seven fatalities from traffic and related incidents. Joy Furman, 7, drowned at Anderson Recreation Center near Martinez. Elizbeth Atkins, 55, died when her car left the road near Springfield. 2 year old Keith Purcell Johnson injured fatally after running into traffic near Porterdale. Eugene Moye Jr., 20, died when a car overturned near Fort Valley. James Paul Hicks, 63, killed in a collision near Summerville. Pembroke Police Chief Waldo Jones fatally injured in a highway crash. Tim Squires, 33, crop dusting pilot killed in a plane crash near Tifton.
American leaders study France’s plan to boost growth from 2 percent to higher rates. Morgan Guaranty Trust outlines France’s state guided targets, government dominance, and wide consultation with industry and labor as it reviews economic strategy for the 1962 65 period.
Three local insurance salesmen Herschel R. Clay Leroy B. Edwards and Ed Langford will attend the Georgia Association of Independent Insurance Agents annual convention at Jekyll Island. The Aquarama hosts opening sessions Wednesday with an executive committee meeting and past president dinner. Speeches by several candidates for top state offices are slated Thursday, and a dance and banquet will close the event Friday.
Pelham Chamber of Commerce promotes a new Travel Atlas at its office to help travelers choose routes for summer trips. Manager Robert Murrah says the chamber also keeps a nationwide list of motels and hotels and brochures on points of interest at no charge.
The State Democratic Executive Committee will meet in two weeks to draft rules for the September 12 primary and discuss a possible runoff. Chairman James H. Gray noted no definite decision, with a split view favoring runoff by a majority yet notable opposition.
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