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★ The Summerville News. Thursday, March 7, 196:
Welmyer News
By CLARA CLEVELAND
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eslinger
have returned from an extended
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Allen and Charlotte at Oak
Ridge.
Mrs. Emma Alexander spent
the week-end with her sister,
Mrs. Clara Mashburn, at Sum
merville.
Henry Gray is a patient at the
local hospital.
Jim Hankins is recuperating
at his home from injuries re
ceived in an automobile acci
dent.
J W. Austin visited his par
ents, Mr and Mrs. W. A. Ausln,
In Anniston Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Ernest Kellett.)
of Greenville, Ala., and Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Stiles and Phil, of
Marietta, were week-end guests,
of W. C. Carnes and Hazel.
Miss Bobby Jo Wilson, of'
Morehead, Ky„ was Saturday I
afternoon guest of Mr. and Mrs.
F. A Justice and Mr. and Mrs.
Montie Maddox.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
Try Our
Home Baked Ham
Serving Hours: 11:30-2:30,
5:30-9:00 Open Every Day.
RIEGELDALE
TAVERN
Good Old Southern Cookiny
As they ‘ learn through doing,” 4-H young
people play an active role in the life of their
community; and action of that kind spells
progress-for all concerned. Our bank is glad
to help our community’s 4-H Club and its
members—in every way we can!
MARCH 2-9, 1963, IS NATIONAL 4-H CLUB WELK
Farmers & Merchants Bank
3% INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS
MEMBER F. D. I. C.
Once again!
PLYMOUTH BEATS FORD AND CHEVROLET IN 8 OUT OF 10
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COMPETITIVE EVENTS AT RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA!
©Everybody’s talking about Plymouth's ♦*<» »»iiw red nrmouth v.ium dmimi
“Return to Riverside." Plymouth again
proved its superiority over its nearest "*'“r” l ' 01 '»«" •ii*w«t
competitors in things you buy a new car for: per-
formance ... handling ease ... passing ability and ° T- 4 ’ W / "*’
gas economy. Add this to the fact that Plymouth m»i ciJuh ’
has America's first 5-year or 50.000-mile warranty*
and you see why we call Plymouth champ of the i"^a* <••><!» *»» b»m »iv«d
Plymouth-Ford-Chevrolet league!
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WILSON MOTOR & IMP. CO.
LYERLY HIGHWAY SUMMERVILLE, GA.
• and Mrs. Fred Eslinger were:
1 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allen and
• Charlotte, of Oak Ridge; Mr
: and Mrs. Cecil Hollis and
ißeckey, of Fort Oglethorpe; Mr
and Mrs. James Palmer, Judy
and Peggy and Mr. and Mrs. Joe
) Eslinger, Laura and Jack!. Visit
ing them in the afternoon were
| Mr. and Mrs. Jack Little.
Little Tammia Powell is ill
with pneumonia.
Visiting Mrs. Ernest King and
Miss Sara Hall Sunday after
■ noon were Miss Elizabeth Cleve
land, Miss Bal Little, Mrs. Buel
Hollis and Mrs. Fred Hall and
I children.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hendrix
visited Mrs. Eddie King and son
in Fort Payne Sunday after
; noon.
| Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy White
head and Mike, Mr. and Mrs.
Billy Oliver attended wrestling
match in LaFayette Saturday
j night.
Miss Annie Justice, of Chat
tanooga, and Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Justice, of Halls Valley,
were Saturday evening guests of
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Justice and
Mr. and Mrs. Montie Maddox.
Signalman Third Class Malory
Hankins has received his dis
charge from the Navy and is at )
home with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Hankins.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Locklear
and Sammy, of Dalton, were
Sunday afternoon guests of Mr.
and Mrs J W. Austin and girls
and Mrs M N. Locklear.
Jimmy Whitehead and Mike, I
Charles Oliver, Earl Wilbanks j
Circus to Be
Here March 19
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HIJINKS
•: The All-American Indoor Cir
. cus will be on stage in person
: at the Chattooga High School
' gymnasium at 8 p.m. Tuesday,
March 19, it has been an-
;nounced.
The Summerville High Band
Boosters Club will sponsor the
event.
Ten thrilling all-star acts
' will be presented in a fun pro
gram for the entire family.
Tax Refunds
Usually Are
‘lncome’
Refunds or credits of state
) and local taxes which were
! claimed as a deduction on a j
I prior year's Federal income tax :
return generally constitute tax
able income and must be re-1
| ported on Federal income tax
returns in the year received.
The Atlanta Internal Revenue
Service issued this reminder for)
Georgia taxpayers who have
questioned the treatment of
state income tax refunds or
credits received during the year
1962.
However, where the taxpayer
) claimed the standard deduction)
in the prior year, he is not con
sidered to have received a Fed
eral tax benefit from such pay
ment in the prior year and need
not report a subsequent refund
or credit of state or local taxes
paid.
Taxpayers who have taxable
refunds or credits to report
should list them in Schedule H
of Form 1040, “U. 8. Individual)
Income Tax Return.” Form
1040A cannot be used for this
purpose. J
The same rule generally ap-T
plies In the case of subsequent
refunds or reimbursements, by
Insurance or otherwise, of other
deductible items such as medl-1
cal expenses, casualty losses, in- ’
terest, etc.
Refunds or credits of Federal
tuxes are not taxable income'
and need not be reported on the !
tax return. But any interest re- I
ceived on local, state, or Fed
eral refunds is taxable income. I
and Hoyt Hampton were fishing)
in Big Cedar Creek at Rome
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cordell I
and bbys, of Dalton, were week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Hankins and children.
Mrs. Charles Oliver and Mrs.
Earl Wilbanks were Sunday
afternoon guests of Mrs. Jimmy
Whitehead.
HIJINKS
Holland News
By Mrs. Mark Strawn
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Stephen
son had as visitors Sunday:
Miss Gail Taylor, and James
Stephenson and family, of
Rome: Mr. and Mrs. Worsham
Vaughn and Mr. and Mrs. Enoch
; High.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bennett
'spent the week-end here and
with Mr. and Mrs. Enoch High
at Gore.
Mrs. Claude Ratliff and Bolling
visited friends at Chattoogaville
) Sunday.
Mrs. Harley Bandy, Josephine
and Bus Oneal, of Trion; Mrs.
Willard Jackson and Pamela
Hubler, of Lyerly, visited Mr.
and Mrs. Mark Strawn Sunday.
R. D. Davison was a visitor at
Mrs. Lois Barker’s Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Strawn
; and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cook,
iof Lyerly, were in Rome Satur
day night.
Mr. and Mrs. Enoch High, Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Stephenson and
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Strawn vis
ited the Bob Brisons Sunday.
Mrs. Paul Brookshire visited
Mrs. Brison last Monday.
Mrs. Robert Powell and Cecil
Gaylor attended the funeral of I
Mrs. Nathan Henderson in Ala
bama last Monday.
Mrs. Theo Kendrick and Miss
Kathryn Manning were in Rome
last Tuesday afternoon.
I Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Holland
were in Rome Tuesday; then
Wednesday they were in Chat-
Menlo Notes
By Miss Lena Baker, Menlo, Georgia
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-, Miss Jane Williams and a
< friend, of LaFayette, visited
Mrs. Bessie Hall and family
; Saturday.
i' Mr. and Mrs. A C. Estes at
’ tended Walley Fowler’s all night
f singing in Rome Saturday. Mr.
r and Mrs. Roy Tallent, of Broom
s ■ town, Ala., accompanied them.
Mrs. Max White and daughter,
Sharon, visited Mrs. Ruby Mc
‘ißay at Center Post Sunday aft
ernoon and also friends in La-
Fayette.
' Mrs. Lora Gladden, of Rome,
was week-end guest of her par-
1 cnts, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry M.
3 i Murphy. A friend came for her
Sunday afternoon.
’j Teresa Vaughn spent Satur
' day night with Sandra and Gail
Boyd.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Baker and
1 Mrs. Ethel Wofford, of Smyrna,
3 visited the “Bud” Tuckers Sun
-4 daw. wit ar noon.
j Mr. and Mrs. Elton Wright
‘ and Wanda, of Chattanooga,
' visited among relatives the
" week-end.
Mesdames John Webster,
' : Emory Alexander and children
visited the Bob Bells in Gayles
-1 ville, Ala., Sunday afternoon.
Spann Cordle accompanied
them.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Baker and
Jimmie spent Sunday with his
brother, Clyde Baker, and fam
ily near Calhoun.
; Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe McClung
■ visited friends at Fort Payne
Saturday afternoon. She also
I visited Mrs. Nora Kennedy in
Jamestown, Ala., Sunday after
i noon.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Baker
! spent the week-end in Chatta
■ nooga with the H. C. Nappiers.
The Z. B Hams, of Chatta
nooga, visited her parents the
, week-end.
Ann Ballard was guest of Lisa
Mason and parents in LaFayette
Saturday night: then Sunday,
Mr and Mrs. Clarence Mason,
Lisa and Ann attended church
here.
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Chamblee
spent Sunday in Atlanta with
their son. David.
Mrs. J. E. King returned home
Saturday having been disabled
I from a broken arm.
Mr and Mrs. W. M. Chap-
Gtllege Men
Told of
Draft Test
Applications for the Selective
Service College Qualification
Test to be given on April 18 are
now available to college stu
dents at the Selective Service
local board.
The test will be given at more
than 500 colleges in all 50 states.
Puerto Rico, and the Canal
Zone. In Georgia, the test will
be offered at the following
schools: Albany State College.
Albany: University of Georgia.
Athens: Clark College. Atlanta;
Georgia Institute of Technology. I
Atlanta: Mercer University. Ma
con ; Berry College, Mou n t
Berry: Georgia Southern Col
lege. Statesboro
College students may obtain
full information about the test
from any Selective Service local
board
Scores made on the test will
provide local boards with evi
dence of aptitude for continued
undergraduate study The scores
will not of themselves deter
mine eligibility for deferment,
but are considered with other
information by the boards in
determining whether to defer
Individual registrants for fur
ther study.
tanooga to visit her sick sister.
Misses Bertha and Mary Hol
land, Miss Mamie Smith and
Mrs. Mark Strawn went together
to the Science Fair in Summer
ville last Wednesday night.
Miss Bertha Holland spent the
day Wednesday in Summerville
with her aunt, Mrs. Della Moon.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Landrum
and David and Kay, of Griffin.
I were week-end guests of Mr.
and Mrs. T. H. Holland.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Smith,
of Rome; Miss Mamie Smith
and Will were Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Smith’s Sunday visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. George Nour, of
Atlanta, were Thursday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kel
lett.
Rev. and Mrs. Dennis Green,
of Rockmart, attended church
services here Sunday and were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Maxwell White.
Mr. and Mrs. Allmon Kendrick
and Miss Nona and two friends,
of Huntsville, Ala.; James Henry
Kendrick and Kelly, of Rome,
were Mrs. Theo Kendrick’s j
Saturday visitors; then on Sun- I
day Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bullard
and his mother, of Lyerly, vis
ited her.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Worsham
and Bobby had Sunday dinner
with Mrs. Mattie Worsham and
Miss Helen.
Miss Frances White visited
Mrs. Gordon Green Sunday.
pelear visited Mrs. M. E. Phillips
in Cloudland Sunday afternoon.
Miss Blanche Toles spent the
week-end in Rome with Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Toles.
World Day of Prayer was
observed Friday night in the
Baptist Church. Ladies from
Methodist, Presbyterian and
Baptist churches attended.
Guests of the G. P. Pruitts
Saturday afternoon were Mr.
and Mrs. Leon Pruitt, of Chat
tanooga; Mr. and Mrs. Mack
Gilreath; then Sunday the
Pruitts were in Rising Fawn.
Mrs. Dovie Majors was Sun
day dinner guest of her daugh
ter, Mrs. D. C. Mitchell, and
family.
Roscoe Steele is a patient at
Erlanger Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baker
visited Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Jones Jr. and family in Knox
ville the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barry re
turned home last week after a
few days in Daytona Beach, Fla.
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THIS MONTH ONLY . . . INCLUDING ALL HARDWARE FREE
Screen Door $ 5 50
THIS MONTH ONLY . . . FULL FRAME INCLUDING ALL HARDWARE
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Screen Door
1 4 AD Plywood $3.20 Spray Paint 98c
3 /4" AD Plywood $7.95 Roller and Tray 88c
Ceiling Tile sq.ft. 11c Caulking 39c
Floor Tile sq. ft. 10'/ 2 c Wallboard $8 96
Latex Paint Gal. $2.95 Congo Wa || hn ft 45
Iron Columns $4.95 $8.95 5Ft Ladders $4.95
Cabinet Topping sq. ft. 49c Ladders $5.95
Storm Doors $26.50 Window Units As Low As $10.50
6-Ft. Rules 69c Lauan Doors a s low As $5.00
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LUMBER COMPANY
One Mile South of Trion Phone 857-2844
Joe Williams?
On Dean’s List
Joe G. Williams, son of Mrs.
Marie Williams, Route 2, Sum
merville, was among 107 Harding
College students named to the
dean’s list for the fall semester.
To be eligible, a student must
carry a scholastic load of 12 or
more hours, have no grade
below a C and have no incom
pleted hours.
Williams, a senior secondary
education major, is a member of
the Sigma Tau Sigma social club
and of the Student National
Education Association.
Jeannine Bankey
On Dean’s List
At Pepperdine College
Miss Jeannine L. Bankey,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
E. Bankey, 139 Marsh Avenue,
has been placed on the Dean’s
Honor Roll at Pepperdine Col
lege in Los Angeles where she is
now attending.
The Dean’s Honor Roll is
comprised of those students who
are taking 12 or more units per
semester and rank in the upper
ten per cent of their ciass
Grade point averages of this
group range from 3.30 to 4.00 on
the four point scale.
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North Commerce Street
The People Want To Know- 1
A u&ai a freedom?
TT . Freedom is defined as the possession by
k/Z law of the b asic human r 'S hts of demo '
cratic liberty' and the continuous enjoy
ment of those rights through the purpose
> and power of an honest government of
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' The basic human rights of democratic
freedom evolved from the ideals and ethics of courageous
men of good will during centuries of bitter struggle by
the people against government greed, corruption, tyranny,
injustice, and oppression.
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© 1863 THE CHILDREN S FUND, SAN ANTONIO S, TEXAS
■ MARCH, 1963 ■
OUR PHARMACY IS YOUR PHARMACY.
Everything we do is dedicated to pleasing
you, for we appreciate the preference you
lOT Show us by making us your personal phar- Im
macy. |M!
|a| SICKNESS HAS NO BUSINESS HOURS. |a|
M That is why we are open many hours each B^
day after most stores are closed. And, we are Bm
IKI available after closing time, to compound a
Ha prescription or supply a sickroom need.
ASK FOR OUR PROFESSIONAL OPINION. ,
To obtain our license to practice pharmacy
required many years at college and practical
lai experience. We can tell you when it would |aj|
KU be unwise to take certain of the present
highly promoted patent medicines instead of
IVI consulting your physician. We consider your K|H
welfare more important than any imtnedi- « g
ate profit. ■■
U 3 WE TRY TO PROTECT YOU. U 3
There are many prescriptions we have re-
MM fused to refill until we have contacted the ESI
MM physician to get his approval. We refuse this KSb
immediate profit because it is our moral and Mb
s / legal duty to safeguard your health. j'w
WE WELCOME SUGGESTIONS.
kkß Because our pharmacy is your pharmacy, we Bgl
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