Sorosis Club Anniversary Party at McGinnis Home
AINSWORTH Feb 19 Sorosis club marked its fifteenth anniversary with a cooperative birthday luncheon at Mrs. Georgia McGinis residence. A dozen guests enjoyed a long table centerpiece of red carnations and sweet peas and exchanged Valentine favors. Every guest shared a humorous courtship anecdote as part of the program.
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Georgia McGinis
Children’s Society Meets at Church
The Children’s Society of Christian Service at the Methodist church in Crawfordsville met Saturday afternoon with twenty present. President Cleo Dean Cherryholmes led the business meeting. Rev. Lester Bill presented the second chapter of Across the Fruited Plains. Mrs. Olive Mitchell oversaw the younger children and refreshments were provided by Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. Bill before adjournment.
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Lester Bill
Olive Mitchell
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Bill
Your Federal Income Tax Deduction for Interest Clarified
The article explains which interest payments are deductible from gross income for tax purposes. It notes that interest on borrowed money for personal expenses or property purchases may be deducted, and that debt need not be secured by a lien to qualify. It also states that interest on certain government or exempt obligations is not deductible and outlines cases where no legal obligation exists to pay.
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ALC Club Holds Meeting at Mrs Severt Home
Wellman Feb 19 The ALC club met at Mrs Rex Severt's home for a potluck luncheon and a business session led by president Mrs Ben Swartzendruber. Lesson leader Mrs Roy Marner presented Dramatic ip topic and reading by Mrs Donald Bidwell titled Patterns. Eleven members and one guest attended. Next meeting set for Feb 27 at Mrs Stanley Kasl's home.
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Amy Lowell
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Mrs. Bidwell
Stanley Kas
No Bequests to Charity Laws on Books in States and DC
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