Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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0 -V ff m j i f,\ \A *- > t -*\ . > ? 11 tj _ v. . ^ 'l, ' f Approximately 5-10 percent of the income tax returns filed in past years have roi|Utred special processing at "pel fee''<?n desks" mi Internal lievenue offices. 'Jitter' tmate'y, ,i heavy work'oad en "nnperfects" will de'ay Distressing of a!! relm ns. Here are the most common errors that delay processing: llles'ilj'e name and address. Kai'ure to sign. Taxpayers filing joint retunis indicate that they are also filing separately. Total number of excnv)tions claimed does no' ayn-o with exemption information. Taxpayer claims a sv\ pay exclusion, but does not ! ?_ A MVVV' 'l , % >" i Nuvi-r >i'Ii> ' ) '.liinvs ?!"'' ' Oft'.o- ' . ? . i" ? !?!:% . was ' mail !ii i '.v i.mi- x ri ttn n*.. ?-! 111 I' v1 \ i ? !? ! . ' ' tribi:'i -i *!.? V. ri-ii ' Mi". employees I'iVtl ?-ar! v yon-. AM'UMII'.'I '!>? kii :11'':111 t.-. iid' u Servii i' says *ln:!V a* < . .' v .'.a ri-fltru!, v >'.! will n r v i' IIIIMU li'ji'ly '?t' I'MI'tVc! ' 'ill" ? !! ; tin- lii-ai.:'Hi', /""? f \ ^ " ' * n * + ?> t. v w' L J - <. W - - i February .?, marked the h'hh Anniversary of the ' ?y Sc*>v.ts of America. Nationally. the Scout enrollment lota's ovei million with ' < Boy Scouts of America hitvow; affected the lives of more 'hsu -If) million hoys anc! swre its boo inning in 11'! V. Boy Scout Week, February 7-1 A."with the theme Breakthrough For Youth was observed l?y Clinton V * 1 ' s Troops hi) and IBB. Tlie Scouts paid trihule i'1 a special Troop Nu'ht "rograin to some of our Country's outstanding leaders who were liorn in February. The ';ves aiul works of !' sidents Washington and L i n ? o ' n , Thomas Fdison, Char'es A. Lindhorg, and Lord J'adcn !Vnve!I were reviewed and discussed. Uniforms were 'he order of the day for Tuesday and Sunday. V/e salute Scon' mast ers Truman Owens and ,'i iy I'.raswell, and Dun ?v! t i- i !'at Owens and Sal'y 'Taswd!, for their w"-': w"h these young men who are in?1, to live by the 'vnclo'.-; and ideals of Seot,,;.,n V:v 'he clarion bol! ?a" <>'' hi,ir nui'ln, "lie "roii;1! i'i' " lm'itinue to elinl'en;-'.* th" s,,:,it of the boys r*.?:^* v hinteor leaders every where. r-:? * * " ^ c ",-f **' rr* r/ r* ? . ?V 4 ^ 4 u U !? A cluclc Form 2440 to show commutation. Taxpayers \v i t h income from rent, pensions, trusts, and similar sources have nut included a Schedule Form ! 040. Taxpayers w i t h income from a business or profession have not included Schedule Form 10-10. Totals for W-2's a re shown, but taxoayer has not a*'ached Forms W-L'. Tax computation is ;ucomple! e. Taxpayer reports social security benefits as mcome. 'Social Security benefit-; are xenipt.) x A * A Y * * v Sr "A / f" f I / i / / / '' J ' > I ..... ? i> 'he hist mm"''-, Dovis Tuinblin, ie inst ! M'1: i > ?>|.iyt'? s l?. v. '!llitt!ilin;i w?-ru c!is? ' V -V, iitu' si/a1'' number of ?* ?* Amil ! f?. 'he 1 it't.M ii.t! Itev'enue early '' v??u .ne iliie . f. A!.so, a :V' !'n fi'tt! early v.'i I ! I' I*' MlVk.1 !'l a * :.?I' I uisll 111 Ill-it! ? * "f m r* ^ " ^ /, r+m mA " " ..jJ I' ? ? _ J _*ii s!' - - J V/or!c to make yourself inc'.isponsaV.e; never get 1'ae 'ilea you are. '"aitery *.s the power to describe Others as they see lliemCu'vOS. St*' C ?*.e; :r;nc? c.-oon: !! you arc plannine \> reanytime soon, the Social Security Administration has this reminder for you: When filing for retirement benefits, be sure to contact yottr socm! security office It months before reaching retirement ace ('">2 for both iih'm anil women), ''ind on! what proofs will he needed and take them to your social security of'ioe )!"i a npt !y. The Sochi! Security Administration is always chorkits jjl'i)Ccdl! 1*CS to S'M'fl UO 'VP very ol c!icelts to bonories. A recent survey taken by the department disc'osed that claims apnlica!'m!*s are often he!d back because claimants fai! to brine mi o roots ot ae.e, marriaee, I'tyorce, deatli, etc. !'\i rn *s! i i ni" ui'iKifs the responsibility of each rlnimaet. ! ties is not done, yon no' your social security of fice ? are delaying your cheek. THE CEO THMAKER A !\:i!!ym? INnnt ''ov Action There is an old fable that says when God was creating the world there came to him one day four angels, each with a question. The first asked, "flow are you doing it?" The second inquired, "Why?" The 'hire! one, "May 1 have it when you finish?" The fourth one, "Can ! help?" The first asked the scientist's question, and it's a good one. Through all these years scientists have been searching for the "How." The second is "1L1 p!l!:??S?l|)!?C'!" S qUOSllOll. It, tix), is a i.'ooi! question, and it. isn't confined to the head," 'or into the mind of every one of us comes the pit/./line, puestion, "Why did Clod create me . . . the world?" The third question, "May ! have it?" is the epitome of selfishness. We are ashamed of this one, and vet so many of us spend a whole lifetime buildine a fence around a little ?of this yood earth. The fourth question, "Can ! help?'' is 'he religious question. It. is asked anew by each n.eneration. The religious leaders o! every aqe seek to liiul an answer to that question throueh worship. If yo'j ask what you can do to hi'p, Co to your house of worship, talk i? over with \ >v:!" < '.? !pyman and others who, hko you, are concerned. Make 'lie place where you worship .1 rallying point for at-' ion in solving personal, I'l'Minno: y, n a t i o n a 1 and Wtjiiii'i!ciiis where i>rcat i'mm'.iI and spiritual issues are mvo'vi'i1. Worship each week and pain ;> '"aith. !-*n 1 it into oiactii-e every day. -i-.'f \ IJ v "VA/VrVC wxcstr x - ~S T-yclia Can I in!>,? ! !ar??!i! \1oates Son C in ton Weaving? Hobby 'I'neUor !boieh'or, .January 2!) Clinton Weaving? (.Hills' ! !ii!nii'S !)aiii,.,i'or, January 21 Clinton Spinning? Kayo Cash Daughter, December 11 Clinton Weaving-? William K. Canipholl daughter, December 111 Clinton Curding? Calvin Channel! ! hiuehler, December 2"J SK Jrd and Mrs. f hi fry !.. Foster, ?Ii*. announce the birth ??T a daughter, Sherry Angela, horn January Jl, 19(1(5 in llcrmnda. Mr. Foster is the son o!' V r. and Mrs. llarry Foster, Sr. of this city. Sherry Angela is the great-granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Foster. Lydia Baptists 1 I 3 v>n^tS N vt/ v-P*' 1) : \ a /"v" , ' I \ - r- j\ P \\ I \ J \ - ' j Jq] qjjjj ? . . ?? >! Hi L. to R.: Houston FJllis, B. F. 1 Sunders and John Tucker. Members of Lydia Baptist Church have completed n broad-scale program of remodeling and improvement* to their church home in recent weeks. The extensive modernization program required approximately six 11 w 1111 Ik Ken III res of the sanctuary remodeling and refurbishing program include a new ceiling, a new lighting system, carpeting, and new pulpit furniture. The entire decor ol the sanctuary was changed through architectural design changes in the windows, pew ref in is! ling in two-tone color combination, and the creation of a vestibule and bride's r?? ?I....?...--r~, , ,IH mil 'Wr.~ - r I. L. vMd krrs? i '|J Kit I '-A * i j Nil & L PSt I : ; : ;t/ JM-; i ' . .himm ? . , A More Worshipful Atmosphere siiiu-luury. V The juniors, the comics, : "A pretty eirl is like a melod The answer is: Nothing. Vaudeville disappeared, ti came homes for a new fad, A lot of the customers dis home listening It) some new c< At seven o'clock on Friday r hear Amos, The Kingfish and . The movies, by now, had little stations with a handf "Mown into a multi-million d< Then came Milton "Miste Vaudev'lle, you might say the people, nor their jobs. There were only about *1( States in 1920, the heyday o today there are about 90,000 e millions of people who make, and television equipment. That is what happened to v a lot bigger. This always hap] is allowed to work without 1 are created. MARCH, 1966 Complete Project 11 ""7 i i.^1 "* /) iaf v?-4-; . rf"_ ; yt -T\r* / " >3 I ,/' * ^ ft j i -tarvey. Geo H. Cornclson, Rev. M. J. room off the Palmetto Street i entrance. An addition, corresponding ; to the three floor levels of the sanctuary, was erected at the rear to afford access from the rear and to house the new air conditioning equipment. George 11. Cornelson, Clinton Mills Vice President, ; spoke at the Morning Worship Service on Sunday, January as the congregation held Special Services of Dedication as they assembled for ' the first time in their remod| eled sanctuary. R??\7 Mil fowl Confioi.!. *VI14?W?V4 kJttllVILl D i pastor of the Church, which ; was organized in 1909. mmw nip,.,, - II II.? ^ ^ ' "?- . 3 V . . J ___ i j gps | *" ! i -Mini . :| JL .? ^~k ~?~ 1 m. M - lj: ! ' fM Ji. ?J \ - ?The newly remodeled and enlarged 7e Dead? md the cracked tenor who sang, y." Whatever happened? ue. Most of the live houses bethe silent movie. appeared. Most of them were at amies. On a new-fangled gadget, liifhts. all America stood still to Andy . . . on radio . . . remember? turned into talkies. Radio, from ul of phonograph records, had )llar network business. r Television" Berle. , was dead and buried. But not J,000 entertainers in the United I the live theatrical house. But ntertainors at work, plus several operate and repair film, radios, audeville; it changed and became Dens when technological progress lindrance. More and better jobs