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PACE ^HT W ■ . ' / THE CONTON CH80NICLE, CLINTON, S. t JDAY, JAKUART ' '■' ..■——r— -r- / Joanna Mill Ne^ \ GoWiiUe, Jml 22.—Miss Marie t»ra- ter spettt the week-end with >h«r «URt ' in Colambia.-! Mrs. W. Q. Moore of Gaffney, is jviafBng her dauchter, Mrs. R. G. ' Carr. Mrs. I* E. Prater 'is s^ndingr the hi Batesburg arith her- mother, who is quite ill Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Davenport and Mrs. Lydia Chamlee ‘were called to - Nefwbe^ Saturday on accouirt of the death of Mrf. Chamlee’s brother, John Livingston., Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Ellison and sons epent.Sunday in Ware Shoals. Mr. and Mrs. Hayne Willingham and children spent Sunday witrfi rela tives in Nirtdty-Six. Mr. and Mt^. Calvin McNeil, Ray Bragf!:, Roy Rushton, 'and John I.aw- son Feltman spent the~week-end in Ware Shoals. r ( Mr. and Mrs. Carl Koon and Mr,; and Mr^ Prue Walker of Warcj Shoals, spent Sunday with Mr. andj Mrs. J. T. McNeil. i Mrs. Annie Garrett of Simpsonville, . is visiting Mr. and Mrs; Ralph Stroud. Mr. and Mrs, J, D. Higginbathan and children of Anderson, spent Sun day with Mr. and Mrs. Earcie Brbwn. James AddisOn, together with a few * friends"from Clinton, attended the presidential inauguration in Washing- j^ton- last week. , . Mrs. R. A.^LeaguO and daughter,, Miss Mary League, and Miss Lillie Mitchell of Greenville, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Mitchell. - Mr. and-Mrs. C, E^ Chapman and little daughter, Nancy, spent the w^ek-end with Mrs. McKittrick in n-Liekvlite. Mr. ami Mrs. Edward Kay and son spent the week-end in/ Pelzer.. Mr. and .Mrs. John Templeton and children and .Mrs; Alice Templeton of —Fort Mill, were .Sumlay gwnits of Miv and Mrs. 0. .M. Tefnpleton. Mr. and Mrs. J. M, Cresw'ell of Ab beville, si)ent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Sorrow Mrs. B. Sample and little daugh ter, Naomi, .spent Sumlay with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Koon in Cross Hill. Mts- J- L, Finney and Mrs. Ed Os- Borne vi.sited friends in Newberry Sunday. r Celebrates Birthday , Little Miss Carolyn Dendy celebrat ed her third birtihday with a party at her home on Tuesday afternoon. A number of her lit^ friends enjoyed this occasion wifn her and wish for her many mpre^appy birthday*. Entertain* Club Mny J. B. Hart delightfully enter- taai^ the members of her bridge club apo their .husbands at her home on 'riday evening. Elect Claaa Officer* On Wednesday of last week the mn|:h grade of Joanna school elected the following class officers: Presi dent, .Lee Dlli.son; vice-p^^ident, James Rhodes; secretary-treasurer, Ruth Hair. ■ e '' ^ Brock-Reave* Of cordial interest to their many friends is the announcement of the marriage of Miss Mary Brock of Goldville, and Glenn Reayes of New berry, They were married at the home of the officiating minister, the Rev. C. JB. Betts, in Clinton, on Sun day evening, Januaiy 10. X Dudley-Purdy marriage that came as a sur prise to their friends was that of Mrs. Laprelya Dudley and Joe Purdy. They were married in Newberry Sat urday afternoon, January 16. With the Sick Friends of Junior Hall will be glad to know he returned from the New berry hospital on Wednesday of, last week. He recently underwent an op eration for appendicitis. Friends of George King willbe glad to know he is convalescing following a tonsil operation on last Friday. ^Mrs. Mason Rowland is a patje'nt in the General hospital, Greenville, fol lowing an operation Tuesday. Friends wish for her a speedy recovery. League Holds Meet The Intermedia league held its bi-monthly meeting with “the pastor, Rev. E. S. Jones, on .Milton road. Af ter a program on “Christian Use of Time,” presented by the members, the regular business session was presided over by Floyd Abrams, the president., Later a social hour was enjoyed and i refreshments served. Miss Mabel Al* dred and Miss Margaret Warren are adult coimsclors for this organization. Rev. Wiggijis To Conduct Class A ertandard leadership training class in evangelism for this area has been planned to run for five nighte begin ning February 28th. The Rev. L. E. Wiggins, pastor of Main Street Meth^ odi.st church, Greenwood, will be the instructor. Ihe class is for all church school workers of all denominations. Title 8 Affecto / ^ " All E^ttiployees Deputy Collector Will Be/Here F^niaiy 4 To Rendjer Assist- ance To Business^oncems. Title VIII of the social security act, which J. became effective January 1, 1937, imposes iff excfse tax of one per cent upon the wages paid hjr ew- ery employer to his employes (regard- lejia of the number) for services ren dered. It also imposes an income tat of ofie per cent u^n the wages re- business; employes\who have ktUdned. the agfe x>f,65 years; .officeni and members of crews of vessels; govepu. cwvedi by each individual from- hia4 merit employes (federal, state and employer as remuneration for servic,es^municipal), and services performed rendered, jWhich must Ji>e withheld by the employer when wages are paid, and the employer is Kable for the amount of )MJch 'fax wheth> 'r or not it^ is so withheld.^- ' _ ■ Compensation ipaid the following groups of employes is exempt' from the taxes; agricultural labor; domes tic labor; casual 4abor. not in the course of the ‘ employer’s' trade or by employes <tf religious, charitable, scientific, literary and educational or ganizations and community chiimts.~^- ‘ The returni: J Forms SS-1) must be rendered in quadruplicate for each calendar month and are required '^to be filed with thfe collector of internal revenue, Columbia, on or before the last day of the month neTt succeeding that for which the return is made. For instance, the returia for the month of Jaritniry, 1937, » reqmred to he filed on or before the last day of February, 1937, etc.- “ « The provisions <)f titje VllI of the social security act are entirely. sepa rate and distinct from the provisions of tide IX. ■ A deputy collector will be stationed at Clinton on February 4, at the postoffice from 9 a!nL to 5 p.in’. jfor the purpose of giving Information concerning the social .security, act and assisting taxpayer in prejAring re turns re<iuired by the act. All employ- 2^ rr> cootac^ 4he_ deputy epilator Jf in need of instance or,, infom eia hre invited ^tor if mnatioi). SPECIAL OFFER \ Gpod Umtil Febmary It, 1937 "V American Magazine, The WanaaV. Home Ckmipallon, ’ and CoOicra^ 15 months for $4.00., See me fqr other bargains. JAMES W. 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