The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, March 15, 1962, Page 2, Image 2
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Member of South
Atlantic Council of lions
Industrial Kdltnrs
Calvin Cooper
E, C. Huffstetler
Truman Owens
The publishers of The
items of interest from
to your departmen
person
Christ's i
Now upon the first d;
the morning, they came ur
spices which they had pre]
them.
And they found the
sepulchre.
And they entered in, i
Lord Jesus.
And it came to pass,
thereabout, behold, two rr
garments:
And as they were afrai
to the earth, they said untc
among the dead?
He is not here, but is 1
unto you when he was yet
Saying, The Son of m
hands of sinful men. and t
rise again.
And they remembered
And returned from t
things unto the eleven, ai
It was Mary Magdaler
mother of James, and othe:
which told these things i
And their words seen
they believed them not.
Then arose Peter, anc
stooping down, lie behold t
selves, and departed, vvond
was come to pass.
The Custo
Quality does not happe
Degrees of quality marl
quality is a neutral term. I
adjectives further define qu
What matters is the stai
Sometimes we may set
hours we work; what result
Or. others may do the t
goods or giving services, th
acceptable.
It means, we are accoun
son Crusoe's island.
The kind of account wc
to whom it is given, for ea<
n -1 - i i
Din we can cnoose 10 vvn
we produce is reflective?tl
that same quality we share
So, to choose as our j
highest user of our goods or
quality of life and work for
Dr.
Mill
At Home and at Work
It's Time for S[
Spring is a good time
shipshape condition. It is
around and see if there an
to make our work area tid
ment clean and attractive
Everyone will agree tl
in a place that is clean ai
cluttered with needless art
to accumulate.
Do something today tl
ence and appearance of yc
with those who work aroi
area clean and orderly. It
and you'll be proud of tl
RmaKEK " ?
lonthly by and r
?es of Clinton A*/n r-.y/TVCr
Cotton Mills,
C., under the
f Claude A. ' >J
idustrial Relat-v
. _ Member of American
Director. Association of
Industrial Editors
Editor
Staff Artist
Photographer
Clothmaker will welcome
its readers. Turn them in
tal ronnr tore r? t- tn Kin
nel office.
Resurrection
iv of the week, very early in
lto the sepulchre, bringing the
pared, and certain others with
stone rolled away from the
md found not the body of the
as they were much perplexed
len stood by them in shining
d. and bowed down their faces
> them. Why seek ve the living
isen: remember how he spake
11 1 VlCUlitC,
an must bo delivered into the
)e crucified, and the third day
I his words;
he sepulchre, and told these
id to all the rest.
ic. and Joanna, and Mary the
r women that were with them,
into the apostles.
?ed to them as idle tales, and
1 ran unto the sepulchre; and
he linen clothes laid by themering
in himself at that which
Luke 24:1-12
tmer Decides
n. It is achieved,
k levels of achievement. Alone.
3ooi\ mediocre, excellent. These
lality.
idard bv which quality is rated.
our own standard?how many
s may satisfy ourselves,
rieasuring. Usually in producing
ie customer decides the quality
table. We no not live on Robin;
give depends upon the person
?h recipient sets the standard.
iom we give account. The quality
lis is, we absorb into ourselves
with others.
?oal the highest standard of the
services is to choose the highest
ourselves.
Dean Everest Walker, President
igan College (Tennessee)
>ring Cleaning
to put the home premises in
likewise a good time to look
e things we can do at the mill
y and orderly and our departlat
it is more pleasant to work
nd orderly tho 1 one which is
icles which have been allowed
hat will improve the conveni
>ur own worn area, cooperaic
ind you in keeping the whole
will take practically no time
he results.
THE CLOTHMAKER
Listed below are a few questions
and answers which you may
find helpful in preparing
YOUR
INCOME TAX
RETURN
1. Should 1 show my social
/ Vi f 1 /
OVV. Ul III/ MlliriL/tl '" ?/
1961 Federal return?
Yes, if you now have a
number. The procedure to
be followed in filing tax
returns and declarations of
estimated tax in 1962 is as
follows:
(1) Any person having a
social security number
should show it on any
tax return or declaration.
(2) Persons filing a joint
return or declaration
will need to show only
one number if only
one of the parties has
income. s
However, if the other
spouse is covered by
social security, account
numbers of both parties
should be shown.
(.1) For persons who do
not have a number, the
Internal Revenue Service
will automatically
send an account number
application when
the return or declaration
of estimated tax
lacks a social security
number.
2. My brother is a full-time
.unuu.ti, iff iv* i. LU?(l /
practically 100'# towards
h i s support. During 1961
he earned $650.00, and he
used the money to hut/ an
automobile. May I c I a i m
his exemption in 1961?
No. A dependent earning
$600.00 or more may not
be claimed as an exemption.
As explained below,
this rule may not apply to
your child who either is a
full-time student or is under
the age of 19.
.'1. M?/ child is a full-time student
and works part time.
Last year he earned $900.00,
u'hich he used to pay
his school expenses. May 1
claim his exemption?
Not unless you contributed
more than $900.00 towards <
his total support for the
year. A child who is a full- (
time student or who is less 1
than 19 may be claimed as
an exemption regardless of ,
his gross income, provided |
the parent contributes
more than one half of the
child's support for the
year.
4. I support my mother mho 1
is 70 years of age, but 1 j
cannot claim her exemp- y
tion as she had $700.00 ren- 1
tal income. Last pear 1 \
}iaid $1,000.00 on hospital ,
and doctor hills for her. i
Map I claim these medical
expenses? Do thep have to
he reduced hp Wof ad- |
justed pross income, or arc ^
thep deductible in full?
You may claim these
medical expenses without '
the W/t reduction. Although
you cannot claim
B
/c\=
"Bless Yo
your mother's exemption,
you may deduct her medical
expenses since you contributed
over one half of
her support for the year. 6
?. During 1961 / received a
State income t a x refund.
Should 1 report this refund
as income on my 1961 Federal
income tax return?
If you claimed a deduction
for State income tax on
your 1960 Federal return,
you should report as income
the part of the tax
which caused a decrease in
Federal tax for I960. If.
however, you used the tax
table or standard deduction
on your 1960 Federal
return, you need not re- 1
port the refund as income.
In the event you deducted
your actual State tax lia
oiiuv on your i960 federal
return, you should not
report the refund. For example:
an individual filed
a I960 South Carolina income
tax return showing
t a x of $50.00. State income
t a x withheld in 1960
amounted to $80.00, resulting
in a State tax refund
of $80.00 in 1961. The individual
claimed a deduction
of $50.00 for State tax
on his 1960 Federal return.
Letters to the Edi1
Dear Calvin:
Time passes so rapidly it i
"ZLOTHMAKER is ten years ol<
The article appearing in the
?ntitled "Clothmaker Records a
jack many happy memories.
I had the honor of serving <
with J. C. Thomas and William P
hat would be suitable for such a
The committee met with th<
md carefully reviewed each of tl
submitted by the employees of CI
A statement made by J. C.
<ept us going back to the sugj
MAKER. Thomas stated that mc
watchmakers, are proud of the p
to be associated with the name
mv iiicuiucia hi nit" L'llIIlIIll I It'f
is printers agreed, and the nar
inanimous selection.
We believe we made a wis<
?nd women whose names appea
proven themselves to be highly
proud to be associated with the |
Congratulations to the very
and Lydia Cotton Mills, and Hap
Lvdia Clothmaker".
Kei
MARCH, 1962
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He is not required to report
the $30.00 refund as
income on his 1961 Federal
return.
i. My wife icorked part time
during 1961 and earned
C inn am i _!_ i
<n\/v/.v;u. iviillj I Ulilllll flCl'
exemption on my separate
return if she files a return
for the purpose of yet tiny
a refund of the tax withheld?
No. If your wife has any
income you may claim her
exemption only if she files
a joint return with you. In
the event you file a joint
return, you must report
the income of both husband
and wife.
'. My wife died in 1960. Is it
true that 1 may claim her
exemption for tiro years
after the year of death?
No. You will be entitled to
use the joint tax table for
two vears after HontK if
you have a child or stepchild
living with you who
qualifies as your dependent
in each of the two
years. However, an exemption
is not allowable
for a deceased individual
in any year other than the
year of death, which in
this instance would have
been I960.
tar
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s hard to realize that THE
A
February issue of your paper
Decade of Progress" brought
an the panel of judges along
. Jacobs, III. to select a name
fine publication.
e? late George Cornelson, Sr.
he more than 300 suggestions
inton and Lvdia Cotton Mills.
Thomas, local watchmaker,
gested name, THE CLOTHist
skilled craftsmen, such as
roduct they produce and like
> of that product. The other
being known bv their trade
ne "CLOTHMAKER" was a
? selection, because the men
II* in t h<? "CMntlimnWnr"
skilled employees who are
product they make,
fine Clothmakers of Clinton
pv Birthday to "The Clintonmbert
S. Truluck (Printer)