Scott County Times from Forest, Mississippi • Page 9

SCOTT COUNTY TIMES FOREST, MISSISSIPPI WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1960 People, Spots In The News aunt, the T. H. Vances. NEWS FROM EIHIsboro suffered no ill effects as a result of this unpleasant accident. No report of how many, if any, fish were caught on this fishing trip.

Joe R. Wilkerson and son, Joe, of Jackson, visited one day recently with Mr. and Mrs. BIG STRETCH by Barry MacKay of Dayton, O. helps him bag another? tennis title, the Rome Inter- national, as he beat Luis- Ayala of Chile, 1 and church yard.

Miss Nancy Riser recently visited Miss Claudette Wolf. Mr. Houston Jones, Mr. Curtis Tolbert, Keith Jones and Jean Madden spent Friday night and Saturday on Bee Lake, fishing. Mr.

and Mrs. L. J. Riiinewalt of Lena spent Thursday with their daughter, Mrs. Joe Riser.

Mrs. Daisy Parnell of Mon-roeville, Alabama died Thursday and was buried Saturday. She has quite a number of relatives here to mourn her passing; Mr. Gene Culpepper, Mrs. Eva Culpepper, Mrs.

Lonnie Graham and Mrs. Demarious Holmes attended the funeral. Mr. and Mrs. Stites Gardner attended the funeral of Miss Woodie Stewart Saturday at Good Hope.

Mr. and. Mrs. Dobie Saxon and son, W. of New Orleans, spent from Tuesday through Thursday at the bedside of Mrs.

C. E. Saxon. ii FITS FINE Girl at Brown Williamson's plant in Louisville checks new Belair menthol cigar-i ette to make sure filter has same circumference as tobacco portion. i Km Roy Wilkerson and Leroy.

Miss Linda Ezelle of Union spent last week with her aunt, Mrs. A. B. Slaton. Mr.

and Mrs. Guyton Idom of Forest visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Rose L. Idom and James Idom. Mrs.

Horace Crosby, and daughter, Cathy, of Forest, spent Sunday with Mr." and Mrs. W. W. Weems. Mr.

and Mrs. Teddy Goodwin and son, Keith, of Tylertown, were week end guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Goodwin and family. Mr.

Goodwin was' home from Columbus for the week end. George Felton and Jimmy Cranford, students at East Central Junior College, Decatur, were home for the week end. -Milton Parker has returned to a Memphis, Tenn. hospital after a visit with his mother, Mrs. W.

H. Parker, and other relatives here. The Rev and Mrs. J. L.

Mc-Elroy of Longview visited her niece, Mrs. Roy Wilkerson Wednesday. Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. L.

E. Davis and Peggy were Mr. and Mrs. L. L.

Sax-ton of Vicksburg, Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Davis and little daughter, Melba, of Jackson. Mrs. K.

E. Henderson (Acie Lee Vance) arid son, Kenneth Earl of Mobile, Alabama, visited Saturday afternoon with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. T. H.

Vance. Mr. and Mrs. Oren Smith, Mr. and Mrs.

Rudolph Mayes and baby Sue of Decatur visited one day last week with their uncle and if i TRIBUTE to Dr. Paul Busching-for social housing is paid in this starkly modern sculpture, 'The Foundation-Stone Layer," in West Germany, 'vV. 1 Curtis May, Lynn Clark, Mrs. Billie Sharp, Patsy McDill, Mrs. Roy May, Joe Riser, Adell Roberts, Kenneth May, Mrs.

Tres sie Matthews, Zelda Barnes, Janice Warren. The following have mumps: Peggy and Danny Burkes. Steve Breland spent a few days rith her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Warren.

Rev. R. N. Green and Mr. and Mrs.

S. S. Bradford of Decatur were callers of Misses Susie and Inez Goss and Mrs. Pollie Goss. Mrs.Lillie Shannon of Meridian spent Thursday afternoon with her mother, Mrs.

E. G. Burkes, Sr. Mr. and Mrs.

Billie Joe Haralson son were in Piketon Sunday afternoon with relatives. Mr. Tommy Graham of, Good Hope visited his sister, Mrs. James McDill, Thursday. Mrs.

Brooks Ellis spent last week in Pascagoula and Misses Shirley Ellis and Ann Crimm left Friday to spend a while with Mr. and Mrs. Junior Ma-lingo. We are deep in sympathy with our neighbor, Mrs. Tressie Mr.

Bill Stewart and Mrs. Myrtle Creel in the passing of their aunt, Mrs. Woodie Stewart of Good Hope. Miss Norma Nichols spent Wednesday afternoon with Miss Clara Warren. Mr.

and Mrs. Ollie May of Florida spent Wednesday and Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Will May. Week end visitors with Mr.

and Mrs. Levi Robinson were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harrison of Ellisville and Mr. and Mrs.

H. G. Matthews aad Roney of Vicksburg. Mr. and Mrs.

Clark Davis of Brandon spent Tuesday with Mrs. E. N. Warren. Mr.

Clyde Lee Walters of Jackson is spending this week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Walters while on his vacation.

Master James May spent Thursday and Friday with Mrs. Ruth May. Mrs. J. S.

Riser and grandson, Larry Riser, have arrived home after a weeks vacation in Pontotoc, with Mrs. Christine Gooch. 1 Miss Ann May spent Thursday night with Misses Lottie and Clara Warren. Mrs. Bertha Risher and daughter, Mrs.

Bobbie Risher and Mrs. Bessie Smith spent Thursday with Mrs. Oran Walters. The following people who are back home from Lackey Hospi- 0 '1 nr. i ill.

for several das. Ephesus Church members met Saturday morning and had a working in the cemetery, church NEWS FROM- llarpervllle By Mrs. Oscar Stewart Thought For The Day Progress begins with getting a clear view of the obstacles. Selected Mr. and Mrs.

Barney Bishop visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Es-tes in Estes Mill, Sunday afternoon. Mr. Barney Freeman didn't get to come home from Veterans Hospital Tuesday as planned, after staying there 6 weeks.

He is improving and hopes to be home socn. Mrs. Freeman visited him Sunday. Mrs. Shannon Townsend, Mrs.

Smith Sanders, Mrs. Wendell Stewart, Mrs. Joe Hamilton, Mrs. L. R.

Sanders, Mrs. Carl Jones, Mrs. Oscar Stewart were hostesses for a shower honoring Mrs. Jerry Rainer, the daughter of Mrs. Sybil Nutt and granddaughter of Mrs.

W. Shannon and the late Mr. G. W. Shannon, Saturday p.

m. at 3 o'clock in the fellowship hall of the Baptist Church. 37 ladies attended. Out of town guests were Mrs. Betty Griffith, Mrs.

Charles Clark of Jackson, Mrs. Oleh Rainer, Mrs. Jerry Rainer, Mrs. J. A.

Rainer and Miss Catherine Rainer of Newton and Mrs. R. A. Coulter of Forest. China and Crystal in her selected pattern with many other useful gifts were received.

After June 15th they will ttside in Georgia. Mrs. G. W. Shannon spent from Wednesday until Monday of last week with her son, Mr.

and Mrs. George Shannon, in Meridian. Harold and Ronnie Russell of Memphis spent the past two weeks with grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W.

J. Cochran. Mrs. Mary Lea Sims of Oklahoma City is visiting her sister, Supt. and Mrs.

G. C. McKay. They were guests of their mother, Mrs. W.

W. Polk In McComb for the week end. Mr. and Mrs. W.

J. Cochran left last Friday for a visit with their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Russell in Memphis. Mrs.

H. L. Herrington of Du-rant was guest of her sister, Mr. and Mrs. M.

H. Beard, for the week end. Mr. and Mrs, Joe Barber visited his sister, Mr. and Mrs.

Calvert Trevilion in Port Gibson, Thursday and Friday. Sorry another sister Mrs. Georgie Howard of Hattiesburg has fallen and has a broken leg. Miss Ellen Waldrip has received her masters degree at South Western Baptist Seminary and is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Taylor Waldrip. Mrs. M. Breland had an old friend (Agnes Mayo) visit her this week from California. Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Breland are spending a two weeks vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. M.

Breland. Saturday a. they, with Mrs. Breland, Mrs. Ray Kelly and Rocky of Jackson, left for Gulf port to spend the week end with the Aubrey Jones family.

Mrs. Charley Jones was in Lackey Hospital Monday for test, but is doing very well at CONVOY Bby porpoise, "Jimmy," sticks close to mama, 'Cha Cha," early months of his life at Florida Sea-quarium. After about 18 months he's on his own. WJk -SS1 few. SWvi.

StK r.S:J', usiyow. i home now. Saturday, her nieces Mrs. Ruth Warren and Mrs. Eris Dean and daughter of Little Rock and Mr.

Austin Putnam of Walnut Grove visited her. Mrs. Tom Puckett, Tommy, Eddie and Eva, will leave this week end to spend the summer with Mr. Puckett in Gatlinburg, Tenn. Sunday visitors of Mrs.

Em-mett Hudson were Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Dunn and Mark of Jackson.

Next week Mrs. Ollie Fay Smith of Jackson and Miss Maurice Hudson, RN, of Gulf-port, will spend part of their vacation with her. Mrs. G. W.

Shannon will attend the graduation of her grandson, Glenn Paterson, in Jackson this week end. Mr. and Mrs. L. R.

Sanders; Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Stewart and Paul were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs." M. G.

Patrick in Ringgold, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sharp and Mrs, Jack Johnson and Pat visited Mr. and Mrs.

Jimmy Case Jackson Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Walters were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Bobbie Woods in Greenville Sunday. The Hiram Walters of Grenada met them for the day. Mrs. Ella Britt has been in Lackey Hospital this week. She may be able to come home Saturday.

1 7 Supt. and Mrs. G. C. McKay, with the senior class, leave Monday at 5 o'clock for Washington, D.

C. and other places of interest. Mrs. Hubert Watson, Linda and Gleda and Mrs; Joe Martin, accompanied Mr. Hubert Watson back to Bogalusa, Sunday and returned home Sunday night.

Mrs. Hudson Hays presented her pupils in musical recital Friday night. They gave a nice program. This is the last of the many activities of the close of a good school year. Rev.

James Benson was speaker for the Baccalaureate Sermon. Miss Martha Ann Gomil-lion was Valedictorian and Miss Brenda Waggoner was Saluta-torian of the senior class. Mrs. Bill Norris and daugh ter, Sandra, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Sanders from Wednesday until Friday afternoon. Thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Excell Mapp of Decatur and -Mr. and Mrs.

W. Woods for renewal subscriptions to the Times this week. NEWS FROM By Mrs. Tressie McDill Prayer For The Week: Dear Heavenly Father, May our heart be warmed with Thy love, our ears keen for Thy commands, our eyes open to every opportunity for service. Make our whole being responsive to Thy will.

In the name of the Lord of the Harvest. Thought for the Week: The world is the field, the Word is the seed, we are the sowers, and the harvest is God's. Happy birthday to Marcus Ellis, E. G. Burkes, Jean Fllia Peonies.

Mildred Coker, James Warren, Nancy Clark, ORANGE, GRAPE, STRAWBERRY, PEACH ROOTBEER By Mrs. P. Hatch Rev. and Mrs. Cecil Claburn and children visited last Sunday with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Stovall at Columbia. The Prayer Group of the Hills-boro Methodist Woen's Society met with Mrs. J. II.

Roland Monday wiffc a good attendance and one visitor. Mrs. Bennie McMurry visited recently with her brother, Mr. S. V.

Hyatt at Belzoni, Miss. Mr. Hyatt has been ill. Mrs. C.

J. Hall, is visiting in the home of her son, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hall, at Kalem this week. Glad Mrs.

Annie Hales was able to leave the hospital a few days ago. She is now with her daughter, Mrs. Jessie Walker and family. 35 DRIVE IN CARTHAGE, MISSISSIPPI Phone 9291 "A Touch Of Larceny" James Mason Vera Miles PLUS "Ride A Crooked Trail" IN COLOR DOUBLE FEATURE Friday Saturday MAY 27-28 greater industrial expan- we are dedicating time, money to maKe tnis Deuei Wayne A. Johnston President miiziois Central Main Line of Mid-America UL NEWS FROM Lake By Mrs.

T. H. Vance The Rev. Powell Methodist pastor, read for his Sunday morning Scripture les-rrn. from the 43rd Chapter of sd the 4th Chapter of i Corrinthians.

The theme of his talk on this World Service Sunday, was the responsibility and the duty of Christians to help spread the Gospel to all people. Alfred Usry in the Oak Grove community reports that he received a letter recently from Travis McNeel of Talulah, a former Lake resident, in which he related quite an experience he had while fishing. He was fishing from a boat, in a lake where the water was about 12 feet deep. The boat overturned and Travis had to swim about fifty yards to reach a willow tree where he clung to a limb until he was rescued by another fisherman. Friends of Travis, here, are happy to know that he Forest, Miss.

CO FiitiiifutQ BmtifuLi Spaoa ON THE WORLD'S MOST COMFORTABLE CHAIR THE NEW Stato lounger tal are: Mrs. Annie Hale, 'Mrs. E. C. Saxon, Mr.

Herman Crimm. The eighth grade had their graduation exercises Thursday night in the Ringgold School auditorium. Dorothy Merle Patrick and Mrs. James May, Hiram and Houston Patrick were week end visitors of Mr. and Mrs.

Brooks Patrick. Visitors of Mrs. J. L. Wolf was her mother, Mrs.

A. J. Posey. Mrs. Posey is under treatment of a doctor, and is im proving.

Mr. Arthur Crimm is showing some improvement after being mfiw 1 a allies! MAHOGANY This Style and Several Others FROM $29.95 up Forest, Miss. discover true flavors 57 Plymouth Station Wagon Power-flite, Radio Heater, White Tires 56 Ford Station Wagon Forcl-O-Matic, Radio, Heater 59 Ford Custom 300 Club Sedan, Radio, Heater 58 Plymouth 8 Cyl. Sedan, Power-Flite, Radio, Heater, Clean 57 Oldsmohile Sedan Radio, Heater, Air Condition, Clean. Power Steering, Power Brakes 59 Plymouth Club Sedan 6 Cyl.

Standard Transmission 57 Dodge Coronet Sedan 8 Power-Flite 56 Savoy Plymouth Sedan Standard Transmission 54 Chevrolet Sedan Black, Clean with Power-Glide, Radio, Heater 54 Oldsmobile Sedan Radio, Heater, Automatic Trans. The siteseers who spell the word this way are no ordinary tourists spending a few dollars with local merchants. They spell big money. For the sites they seek are plant locations for new industry. Each year we bring hundreds of such siteseers to communities in Mid-America.

Now we're making it easier than ever for them to get a quick pic-' ture of the kind of sites they are seek- ing A telephone call will bring them basic information on any community along this railroad. We're advertising "see the sites" by telephone in national business magazines. And after the initial call, our expanded Industrial Development Department will guide them to the type of location they want. How important industrial develop- ment is can be judged by the fact that at the beginning of this year construe-O tion was under way on 110 new or expanded plants along the Illinois Central. We believe that the'60's will 3 witness even sion, and energy and a reality.

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