Scott County Times from Forest, Mississippi • Page 12

12A AUGUST 14, 1991 THE SCOTT COUNTY TIMES POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT COLUMIN THE SCOTT COUNTY TIMES has been authorized to announce the candidacy of the following for public office in Scott County in the First Primary of the General Election on Tuesday, September 17, 1991 SUPERVISOR, BEAT1 Billy L. Fortenberry Monzell "Mon" Stowers Johnny I David Owens Kenneth Louis Weaver Michael Noel SUPERVISOR, BEAT 2 Steve Lee LaVelle (Pepper) Culpepper Cyndi Weems SUPERVISOR, BEAT 3 Buford Palmer SUPERVISOR, BEAT 4 Jimmy Dale Bates Jim Armstrong Charles Merchant Hilton Thompson George Nutt W.J. Measells SUPERVISOR, BEAT 5 Clayton Rushing Thomas E. Waggoner Asa Putnam Bruce McMillan SCOTT COUNTY SURVEYOR Joe L. Townsend SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION, SCOTT COUNTY Frank McCurdy Bingham Moncrief Reggie Robertson CIRCUIT CLERK, SCOTT COUNTY Cecil H.

Jones James Lewis Hollingsworth Joe Rigby Virginia Hannah CHANCERY CLERK, SCOTT COUNTY James E. Johnston CONSTABLE, POST 1 Nicky Crapps David Williams Oscar McCrory CONSTABLE, POST 2 Frank E. Smith Carl Hadaway Bobby Monk James L. Chamblee ATTORNEY GENERAL David Clark DISTRICT ATTORNEY Ken Turner STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 79 Eric Clark Larry L. Harvey STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 75 Dick Livingston STATE SENATOR Alan M.

Heflin Terry C. Burton HIGHWAY COMMISSIONER CENTRAL DISTRICT Wayne Burkes STATE AUDITOR Ryan Hood JUSTICE COURT JUDGE, POST 1 Wilbur McCurdy Keith Rushing JUSTICE COURT JUDGE POST 2 Robert G. Wilkerson Ellis Warren SHERIFF, SCOTT COUNTY William Richardson Thomas H. Clark Neal Bradford CORONER, SCOTT COUNTY Joe C. Bradford Tommy Miles Carlean Jackson TAX ASSESSOR, SCOTT COUNTY Otis Wolverton Vic Hosey PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT Ribbon cutting slated Aug.

24 Three thousand year old arrowheads, Civil War guns, rare coins, handmade kitchen gadgets and farm implements are just a few of the many artifacts which can be seen at the grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony of the Fitzgerald Collection Building located at the Jim Buck Ross Agriculture and Forestry Museum Saturday, August 24 at 2 p.m. Deaths. (Continued from Page 2A) death. Survivors include: Garfield Hardy, Newton; Maxcel Hardy, Detroit, Michigan; Joseph J. Hardy, Clarksdale; Mrs.

Mary A. BoganHinton, Newton; Mrs. Sally Wheaton Moore, Chicago, Illinois; 15 grandchildren, 22 greatgrandchildren, eight great-great grandchildren, a host of nieces, nephews and other relatives and friends. Active pallbearers were sons and grandsons, and honorary pallbearers were deacons. Holifield Funeral Home of Forest and Newton was in charge of arrangements.

Mr. Micah (M.C.) Strong Funeral services for Micah (M.C.) Strong, 97, were held Saturday, August 10, at 2 p.m.at the Holifield Funeral Chapel in Forest. The Rev. Clint Collier officiated. Interment was made in the Ebenezer Cemetery in Morton.

Locals are USM grads Almost 1,350 candidates for doctoral, specialist's, master's and bachelor's degrees participated in summer commencement ceremonies August 9 at the University of Southern Mississippi's Reed Green Coliseum. USM graduate Frank Meeks, who now owns 42 Domino's Pizza stores in the metropolitan Washington, D.C. and northern Virginia area, delivered the keynote address to some 1,330 graduates that included candidates for 766 bachelor's degrees, 313 master's degrees, four specialist's degrees and 36 doctoral degrees. Local graduates included: Bachelor of Science in Business Administration; Henry Scott Warren. Master of Science; Timothy Donald Miller.

Master of Arts; Mark E. Gunn. Bachelor of Science in Business Administration; Bobby Joe Miles, Paul Steven Miles and Charlie Buchanan Purvis. Ott Lee Funeral Home MRS. ESTHER USRY SIMMONS Scott County Nursing Home Morton, MS August 9,1991 Sharon Primitive Baptist Cemetery Lake, MS OLIN HARPER COOKSEY Rt.

1 Box 209 Lake, MS August 12,1991 Sharon Primitive Baptist Cemetery Lake, MS MILBURN F. ADCOX Old Hwy. 80 East Morton, MS August 10, 1991 Polkville First Baptist Cemetery Polkville, MS MR.ROBY SUMERALL Rt. 3 Box 161 Morton, MS August 8, 1991 Branch Baptist Cemetery Morton, MS L.D. (BUDDY) JONES Rt.

3 Box 234-5 Forest, MS August 9, 1991 Clifton Cemetery Clifton, MS MR. WILLIAM (BILL) GUYSE, JR. 332 North 2nd Avenue Forest, MS August 11, 1991 Eastern Cemetery Forest, MS MRS. GERTHIE RICHARDSON Rt. 4 Box 3 Morton, MS August 11, 1991 Polkville First Baptist Cemetery Polkville, MS 0g 50 For Years Over Forest 469-3412 Morton 732-6571 Pelahatchie 854-5419 VOTE FOR STRONG LEADERSHIP Help Elect CLAYTON RUSHING Supervisor District Five Scott County Clayton Rushing September 17, 1991 Paid Political Advertisement by Clayton Rushing Mr.

Strong died on August 4 at his home in Cleveland, Ohio. He was married to Mrs. Elnoria Strong who preceded him in death. A member of Cory United Methodist Church, he was a member of the usher board for many years and an active member in all church activities. Survivors include: one daughter, Mrs.

Wessie Mae Barber; four sisters, Mrs. Beaulah Hughes of Mobile, Alabama, Mrs. Ora Ross of Laurel, Mrs. Rebecca Horton of Morton, and Mrs. Naomi Wheaton of Forest; five half-sisters, one half-brother, one brother-in-law, a number of grandchildren and great grandchildren and a host of nieces, nephews, friends and relatives.

Pallbearers were friends. Holifield Funeral Home of Forest and Newton was in charge of arrangements. Mr. William (Bill) Guyse Funeral services for Mr. William (Bill) Guyse, 90, were held at 2:00 p.m.

Sunday, August 11, 1991, from the Ott and Lee Chapel in Forest. Rev. Lee Dolloff officiated. Interment was made in the Eastern Cemetery. Mr.

Guyse passed away on Friday, August 9, 1991, at the Lackey Convalescent Home in Forest, following an extended illness. He moved from Homewood and had lived in Forest for the past 55 years. Mr. Guyse was a member of the Forest United Methodist Church. He was a Mason, a farmer and a retired Citgo Oil Distributor.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Marie Guyse, Forest, MS; one daughter, Mrs. Doris Jean Leahey, San Jose, CA; three sons, Mr. William A. Guyse, III, Arlington, TX, Mr.

James, Guyse, Morton, MS and Mr. Robert (Bob) Guyse, Poplarville, MS; one sister, Mrs. Pattie Noel, Houston, TX; two brothers, Mr. Ralph Guyse, Jackson, MS and Mr. Roger Guyse, Forest MS; seven grandchildren; nine great grandchildren and a number of nieces and nephews.

Pallbearers were John Bondurant, W.B. Madden, Marion Ueltschey, Aubrey Underwood, James Greener and Dan Thomas. Honorary pallbearers were R.O. Hannah and Mack Weems Ott and Lee Funeral Home in Forest was in charge of the arrangements Mrs. Gerthie Richardson Funeral services for Mrs.

Gerthie Richardson, 79, were held at 2:00 p.m., Sunday August 11,1991, from the Oak Grove Church of God in Polkville. Rev. Otha Lee Dennis and Rev. A.M. LaPrairie officiated.

Interment was made in the Polkville First Baptist Church Cemetery. Mrs. Richardson passed away on Friday, August 9, 1991 in Polkville following a sudden illness. She was a longtime resident of Polkville and a native of Louisiana. Mrs.

Richardson was a member of the Oak Grove Church of God in Polkville. She is preceded in death by her spouse, Floyd L. Richardson in 1977. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. George (Allie Traxler, Polkville, MS and Katherine McCarty, Jackson, MS; seven: grandchildren; twelve great grandchildren and several nieces and: nephews.

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