Scott County Times from Forest, Mississippi • Page 4

I 1 FOREST. MISSISSIPPI SCOTT COUNTY TIMES (Combined With The Progress Herald) WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1973 (Id' (tJtUMi' Scott Academy Plans Womanless Wedding April 28 3 'r, Hollingsworlh, mother of the groom; Bill Jones, mother of the brick; Robert Wilkerson, vocalist; I.yle Tate, parson; Kay Mangum, groom; Charles Rawson, father of the groom; Paul Waldrtp, Kike Bishop, Juke Hollingsworth, Coach Crawford, bridesmaids; Keith Gunn and Ed Gray, ring bearers; Eddie Golden, flower girl; Guy McGce, father of the bride; and Charles McGrcw, girl friend of the groom, and Billie Wilkerson, the bride. Billi Wilkerson will pro tray the bride in fhe Weddins" scheduled (or April 28 at the Scott County Christian Academy. The public is invited to attend. By Mrs.

W. N. Jones Weekend visitors of Mrs. Guy Wilkerson were, Mr. and Mrs.

John Shep Wilkerson of Fort Worth, Texas, Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Wilkerson of Huntsvilie, Alabama, Norman and Bobby Wilkerson and their families of Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Durwood Smith, Beckie and Connie. W.

N. Jones, Sr. entered the St. Dornanic Hospital in Jackson Thursday where he will have surgery. Mr.

and Mrs. Baker Tadlock and children of Clinton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Beuford Gilbert Mrs. E.

C. Wilkerson spent last Sunday at Hideiberg with her brother Rev. J. T. Weems.

Dan Youngblood accompanied Lloyd Youngblood of Oak Ridge, Tenn. and Mrs. E. L. Youngblood of Forest to Vicksburg for a visit with the Avon Aldridge family.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Eichelberger of Newton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. G.

A. Eichelberger and Mary Elizabeth and attended services at High Hill Methodist Church Sunday morning. Thanks to Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Wilkerson for their renewal to the Scott County Times. Lloyd Youngblood of Oak Ridge, Tenn. visited in the Glover Houston and Crawford and Dan Youngblood homes Friday. Rose Burks of Hillsboro was a visitor of Mr.

Walker Gatewood Saturday. (i RECEIVES MEDAL First Lieut. Ben H. Catalina, right, has been awarded the Air Force Commendation Medal for meritorious service as Civil Engineering Squadron Section Commander at McCoy AFB, Florida. The award was presented at Commander's Call by Col.

John L. Pictrowski, left. Group Commander at Aviano Air Force Base, Italy, where the lieutenant and his wife, the former Lynn Johnston of Forest, are now stationed. The citation read: "First Lieut. Ben H.

Catalina, distinguished himself as Squadron Section Commander, 306th Civil Engineering Squadron, 306th Combat Support Group, McCoy AFB, Florida, from 17 September 196? to 6 December 1971. During this period the professionalism, leadership and ceaseless efforts of Lieut. Catalina resulted in major contributions to the effectiveness and outstanding support of the squadron administrative sections. The distinctive accomplishments of Lieut. Catalina reflect credit upon himself and the United States Air Force." Lieut.

Catalina is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben H. Catalina of Clarksdale and his wife is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Erie Johnston of Forest. At Aviano AFB, Lieut. Catalina is serving as Chief of Administration. Mrs. KusMim Rites Held At Bethel The funeral services for Mrs.

Tiny Russum, 70, of Route 1, Pulaski, were held on Monday, April 17, at 00 in the Bethel Baptist Church in Smith County with Rev. Clarence Hughes and Rev. G. T. Henderson officiating.

Interment followed in the church cemetery with Ott Lee Funeral Home in charge. Mrs. Russum passed away in the S. E. lackey Memorial Hospital in Forest on Sunday following an extended illness.

She was a bfelong resident of Smith County and a member of the Btthcl Baptist Church, The survivors are her husband, J. Oscar Russum of Route 1, Pulaski; one daughter, Mrs. John Thomas Barnes of Pulaski; one grandson; one sister, Mrs. Herman McDaniel of Route 1, Raleigh; and two brothers, Burley Burns of Pulaski and John Burns of Route 1, Raleigh. The pallbearers were Hugh Nile Barnes, Charles Boyles, Marty Russum, Richard Russum, Steve Russum, and Ricky Russum.

CHURCH OF COD IN FOREST PLANS REVIVAL SERVICES The Forest Church of God will have their Spring revival services beginning on Monday night, April 24 and continuing through Saturday night. The services will begin each night at 7:00 p.m. The visiting evangelist will be Rev. Lamar Davis of the Ackerman Church of God in Ackerman. Rev.

W. E. Walker, pastor of the Forest Church of God, extends a cordial invitation to the public to attend each service. "The person who rides a bicycle has fewer headaches than average," says a doctor. Yes, but is his overall total aches fewer? Some scientists declare that man is becoming obsolete.

Maybe man should be recycled. By Mrs. Frank Carr Mr. and Mrs. Otis Comfort of Jackson were recent visitors in the Monroe Sorey home.

Mr. and Mrs. Barney Sorey visited with Wayne, Janice and Terry Sorey the first Sunday. They visited Mr. and Mrs.

H. L. Muckelrath on last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

N. I. Turner and Johnny, and Nanette and Larry Thompson of Pascagoula spent the week end with Mrs. Alma Turner. Visitors in Use Claud Sorey home last week were Mr.

and Mrs. Waiter Stokes of Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Blakeney and baby, Annie Gail, of Birmingham, Mr. and Mrs.

Morgan Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hughes, and Mike and Tim Sorey, all of Forest; Velma Massey and Ethel B. Hester and son of Bay Springs. Recent visitors in the O.

T. Gilbert home were Michael Albright and family of Stark-ville, Mr. and Mrs. Thyson Herd of Knoxville, Tenn. and Dr.

M. L. Flynt and Mr. Odell May of Meridian. Mrs.

Neva Laseter of Morton, and Velma Massey and Ethel B. Hester and son of Bay Springs visited in the Gail Sorey home last week. Mr. and Mrs. W.

P. Thomas and Mrs. S. C. Burns of Lorena spent last Sunday with the Roy Burns family.

Carr Church W.C.S. met In the home of Mrs. Gail Sorey on last Sunday evening. Mrs. Minnie Carr visited with Mr.

and Mrs. J. S. Trussel in Jackson and accompanied them to Picayune for a visit with their sister, Mrs. Edna Sumrall.

By Mrs. Viola Sharp Friends here of Mrs. Janice Hogue Pigg of Jackson were shocked and grieved to to learn of her sudden death Tuesday. Funeral services were held in Jackson Thursday with internment in Leake County in the Cedar Grove Church Cemetery beside the grave of her husband, Ned Pigg. We extend sympathy to her young sons, ages 9 nd 11, to her parents, Mr and Mrs.

Lize Hogue, her sister, Tommie, who resides with her husband in Nevada, and her brother, David. Janice was valedictorian of her graduating class here in 1955. She was employed as secretary to Mr. Pippen with National School Pictures and won much recognition and honors in her chosen profession. Mr.

and Mrs. Pee Wee Scott spent the weekend with his parents and visited his grandfather, L. Watkins Sr. who is seriously ill in the Laird's Hospital. Our sympathy goes out to the family of Mr.

Will Sanderson who passed away in the home of his daughter, Mrs. Jenkins Sunday night. Funeral services were held at Salem Presbyterian Church Wednesday afternoon. Rev. R.

C. Smith, Rev. Claud Phillips, and Rev. Bill Boykin officiated. Burial was in the church cemetery.

Miss Nola Munn of Hickory visited with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Glover Wolverton over the weekend. Mrs. Pearlie Walters, who has been visiting her daughter and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Lonnie Brantley, Jr. in Dallas, Texas arrived home last weekend. 1 Rmma Thursday afternoon guests of Mrs. Bonnie May was Mrs.

Ruby Summers and Mrs. Donna Summers. Mrs. Donna Summers and Mrs. Ruby Summers were afternoon guests of Elder and Mrs.

Hilton Moore and Tim of Harperville. Mrs. Ruby Summers visited Mrs. Mae Brown Saturday. Guest Sunday night in the Carl Summers home were Mr.

and Mrs. Hollingsworth. Millions of post-Korean Conflict veterans separated from service between Jan. 31. 1955, and June 1, 1966.

have only until May 31, 1974, to complete their GI Bill schooling, VA announced recently. The Scott County Cliristian Academy is sponsoring a "Wornanless wedding" on April 28 at the school auditorium beginning at 7:30 p.m. Admission for the wed- ding will be $1.25 for adults and 50 cents for children. The cast for the wedding is as follows: Richard Caraway, aunt of 'the groom; Ben Face, royal Jones, Aunt of the bride; IJoyd Gatewood, nephew of the bride; I-uthcr l)caririg, grandmother of the groom; Bennie Gene TRl'STKK'S notice or SALE Whereat, James Bill Brewer, Siiitfle prrion, enerulrrl I tlwd nf Trust In W. P.

BridKcu. Jr. Trustee fur Hri'lKi-t Loan Investment Inf under dale of Dcrrmber 22, lino, retard In Book at I'bkc 12 of I he record! in I he nffice I. nl Ihe Chancery Clerk of Srlt C'liiniy, al Forest, Mississippi: and i WtlKKKAS, said -d of Trutl assigned In first Federal Savings and Loan Association of New Haven on January 26, 1171, by instrument recorded in liixik al I'axe 4.13 of Ihe aforesaid words; and j. WHEREAS.

rirat Federal Savings and Loan Asswiatmn lA New Haven. the legal holder of the said leed of Trust and the nui Mrnrrd thereby substlluit-d H. L. II OOTK as Trustee therein aa smhurired tiy Ihe trmi thereof by instrument dated March X. 1972.

tind recorded in Hook JH al fuse 47 of Ihe records In Ihe of fire of the aforesaid hanrery Clerk; and re-Infordid in Bin Jfc3 at Pane i'Ki in the nffiee of Hie aforesaid Clerk; awl WHr.KKAS.defiull bavin been in lle performanee of Ihe teomlifirprts and stipulation! as sel (nrlh by said Dvd of Trust, and having hren requested ao to do by First Federal Savmitt and Loan iAjwieijiiim nf New Haven, the li Ma! of Hie indebtedness secured and described by said Deed of Trust, notice is Hereby given that II L- B. rtlDTK, Substituted Trustee, by virtue uf the auiliorily "coiilerred uwn me in aaid Deed of Trust. Kill offer for tale and will il at public tale and outcry to Hie luulicsl and best bidder for cash, iH lween the hours of 11: (K) A and 4 tiu al Ihe main front door of Jlie County Courthouse at Forcsl. Scott Couniy. Mississippi, on the llih il.iy of May, Ihe followmK ttrsmbed land and properly, being Ihe same land and property described In the aaid Deed of Trust situated In the County of Scoll, hiule nf Mississippi, to-wit: Jjit Sisleen 18), Morton Heights, a subdivision, In the Town of Morion.

County of Scott, State of Mississippi, according to a map or pint thereof now nf file and of record in Ihe office of the Chancery Clerk of said County at Forest, AND ALSO: -Commencing at the Southwest corner of Lot IS of taid Morton lli iKhts. and run thence West 10 (eel; run thence North 150 feet; Ihenre run East 10 feet; run thence South 150 feel to the point of hcuinnmg and all being in the North half of Northeast quarter of Section 22. Township 6 North, Range East, Town of Morton, Scott County, Mississippi. WITNESS my smnature this (he I2ih day of April, 1972. UIH.L.B Foote Substituted Trustee April 19 May 10 H.

L. B. FOOTE Attorney at Law Solicitor f. O. Box Mil Jsirkson, Mississippi 39212 A low-ccst Stat Farm Mortgage Lite Insurance Policy leti your family keep your house by providing enough money to pay off th mortgage if nything hardens to you See your Stat Farm Family Insurance Man for detail! on a Mortgage Lit Policy from Stat Firm on ol tn fastest- growing major Id lfUrrm.

JACK LASETER AS EST MORTON 732-3051 OR EST 469-3011 STATE FARM STATE FARM LIFE INSUSANCt COWFANT siati his INIWiAMC Mn 0: aHawetM, IHinM Sr No Home Should Bi Whhout One 1 A low-ccst Stat Farm 1 NOTICE TO BIODERS Notice is hereby given that the Scon Couniy Board of Education, Scott County, Mississippi will rereive sealed bids until 2:00 o'clock P.M. Tuesday May 16,1972 for the sale of used school buses and vehicles now owned by the District and not needed in the Transportation system The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids, if the bid offered for any vehicle shall be considered to be inadequate; and in surh cases, following the opening of said bids, fhe vehicles will be offered at public auction at the Scott County School Bus shop, Highway SO West, Forest, Mississippi, and the Couniy Supt. shall receive ali sealed bids until the time for the opening thereof. SEAL S) A. K.

HOLLINGSWORTH Executive Sec. and Supt of Education April 19,26, May 3, 1972 REQUEST FOR BIDS The Board of Trustees of the Forest Municipal Separate School District is requesting bids from all dealers la sell the district one 60-passenger school bus chassis, f.o.b, Superior in Kosciusko. Detailed specifications are on file in the Superintendent's office, 311 Cleveland Street Forest. Bids will be opened at 7.00 m. May 1, 1972.

The Board resumes the right to accept lowest and best bid and to reject any and all bids. W.KERM1T REYNOLDS Secretary Forest Municipal Separate Schools Apr. 19.26 By Mrs, Willie Shoemaker Several from our church attended the Vacation Bible School Association at Rastside Baptist Church Tuesday. Mrs. Ora Bates attended the spring WMU Association at Paul Truitt Baptist Church one day last week.

Mrs. Gwen Parker visited Mrs. Florence Mae Thompson last week. We are happy that Mrs. Ruby Lee Waltman has returned home from the hospital.

Little Jennifer Huggins was real happy last Friday to have the cast removed from her leg. Jennifer will have surgery again in about two months. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Thompson over the arrival of a baby boy born April 10.

Mrs. Lavenia Bates of Canton visited the Paul Bates over the weekend. Mrs. Minnie Lee Ramphur of Columbus visited Mrs. Florence Mae Thompson one day last week.

Mr. and Mrs. William R. Shoemaker and children visited Mr. and Mrs.

Jennie Dale Warren in Canton Sunday. Miss Ruby Smith of Jackson and Bob Rogers of Madden were married last Friday. We wish for them much happiness. Mr. and Mrs.

Steve Duncan of Jackson visited Mrs. Ora Bates Sunday afternoon, Mrs. Kate Franklin has returned home from the hospital and is doing as well as could be expected after undergoing surgery. Sorry to hear that Mrs. June Harrell is in the St.

Dominic Hospital. Our prayers are that all these sick people will soon be well. Mrs. Merle Thompson and Mrs. June Harrell visited their brother J.

C. Franklin Sunday afternoon. LAND EXCHANGE NOTICE Noiire herefiy iven that Jim S. Mile has applied for exrhanye urut. the Act of March S.

(l UsC 516) to eschne Ml GO arret of land deseritjed as' UN, RK, Seelmn 2. NskNE'iNWsa; T4N, K7E. Sernon 2, ft acres in NUWSKsk; T4N, RUE. Section IS, StNEsiNEsa. East 10 ere kK'siNWan fcmilh Couniy, Mississippi.

TSS. USE, Section 13, Section 24, NEUNEtk; R7E, fseeuoii ESW4; S'SE'ii Section 19. WVaN-W 4 WEWSESW; Section 22, SE'iSWId; T6N, R7E, Section 33, 22 14 acres in NVsNE'4, tn Scott Couniy, Mississippi, within the Bienville National Forest for 433.34 acres of National Forest land described at. T6N, R7K. Section 18, NVsSEHNEi, 73.34 acres in East N'vN'-j; Section 20, a part of' N'sSWUNWst; hiTtion 31, 4 10 acres, a part of NK.i.NW' and WSiNEW; T5N, RUE, Serlion 13, WNE'i.

in Scott County, Mississippi within the Bienville National Forest. Persona claiming, said properties or having valid objections to this proposed exchange must file their claims or obieetinns with the Regional Forester. U. Forest Service at 1720 Heaehlree Road, N. Atlanta, braritia 30309, wilhin 30 days after Ihe first publication of this notice.

April 19. 26. May 10 ORDER OF PEARL RIVER VALLEY WATER SUI'I'LY DISTRICT DETERMINING NECESSITY FOR SPECIAL M1LLTAX LEVY The Hoard of Directors of the Pearl River Valley Water Supply District, having first adopted a budget (or the District (or its fiscal year 1072-73, and having carefully considered its estimate of the District's anticipated gross revenues for said fiscal year, without regard to the taxes auihorUcd by Section 20, Chapter 197. Laws of Mississippi, 19.SS, and having deducted therefrom (1) the estimated costs and expenses of operation and maintenance of the project and related facilities for said fiscal year, and (2) the estimated costs of construction of Improvements of public benefit on the shoreline of the project and within the project area In an amount not to exceed the sum of Three Hundred Thousand Dollars during said fiscal year, and having carefully considered the funds required tor the payment of the principal of. In terest on and other charges in connection with the District's bonds issued under the provisions of Chapter 197, Laws of Mississippi 1958, as amended, for said fiscal year, does hereby find and determine that the District's anticipated revenue and funds, without any consideration of the Special Mill Tax Levy authoriied by Section 20, Chapter 197.

Laws of Mississippi 19:., arc insufficient for the payment of principal of. Interest on and other charges In connection with said bonds; and that the levy of a special tax on one and one-half (1.5) mills tor the year 1972 upon the taxable properly within the District is necessary to provide additional funds for Ihe payment of the principal of, interest on and other charges in connection with said bonds. The Secretary of the Board is hereby directed to publish a copy of this Order for two consecutive weeks in each county of the District thirty (301 days before the 7lh day of July. 1972, on which date this Board of Directors, at its meeting at 10 00 A.M. in the District's offices on Rice Road near the Madison County end of the Dam of the Ross Barnett Reservoir, proposes to make said levy.

CERTIFICATE The undersigned Secretary of the Board of Directors of the Pearl River Valley Water Supply District hereby certifies that the above and foregoing is true and correct copy of an Order entered by said Board at Its regularly called and constituted meeting on the 7th day of April. 1972. (SEAL) W. M. DEARMAN Secretary Pearl River Valley Water Supply District April 19, 2S, May I mm 1 By Mrs.

Johnie Harrelt Mr. and Mrs. Jim Porter visited Monday through Tuesday with their son. Vs. and Mrs.

James Porter of New Orleans. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark and Jamie of Chicago, 111. visited during Easter week with their parents and grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Johnie Harrell were supper guests Sunday of Mr.

James Clois Harrell of Jackson. Other guests were, Mr. and Mrs. R. C.

Bailey, Mr. and Mrs, Allen Hall and Mrs. Bettie Mills, all of Jackson. Mr. Dan Roberts of Monroe, brother-in-law of Mrs.

Bettie Easterling under went open heart surgery, April 3 at Houston, Texas. Bettie stayed with Bessie Lee and family over at the hospital Monday through Saturday. Glad to say he is doing as well as expected. We wish for him a speedy recovery. Mrs.

Bettie Easterling carried her mother, Mrs. Meadery Myers Monday to a doctor in Jackson for a check up. We are sorry to know that Meady is not doing to good at this time. Hope that she will soon be feeling much better. Veterans Administration physicians told Congress recently that the agency is involved in 35 research projects on sickle cell anemia, and that 15 additional VA hospitals will soon join the effort.

By Essie Stowers Mr. and Mrs. George Evans guests were: Mr. and Mrs. O.

D. McClendon, Mrs. Mattie Thomas, Mr. Big Jack Steward of Wisconcin, Mr. John Lee Strong, Miss, Patricia McClendon, Jackie Lewis.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Stowers guests were: Mrs. Lizzie Odom, Mr. Milton Stowers, Mrs.

Culre Wilson all of Jackson, Miss Bobby Joe of Louisiana and daughters, Mr. Henry Ferrell, Mrs. Flora Johnson, Mrs. Dora McAnthy, Mrs. Rosa Nell Banks, Mrs.

Minnie Pearl Robert and daughters, Mr. Celo Odom of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Elizabeth Odom and Ricky Mrs. James Odom and daughter, Ann Odom.

Mr. and Mrs. Mai Candy's guests were Mr. and Mrs. Van Armon of Laurel, Miss.

Mr. and Mrs. James Ross guests for the week are Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Ross and children of Wis.

Mr. and Mrs. Midson Stowers guests were, Mrs. Almagean McClendon and son Jimmie Dell, and Wayne McClendon, Mrs. Mable McClendon, all of Wis.

Mrs. Ollie Mae Green of Forest, Mr. and Mrs. Fonzell Odom and children, Mr. Andrew Harrie of Jackson State, Mr.

Eddie James Hawkins, Mr. Jimmie Stowers ot Jackson State. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Doizer's guests were their daughter Mrs.

Jeral Clay and children. Get well goes out to all sick and shut in. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Holifield's guest for the week were Mr.

Welton Holifield and son Terry and Jame Holifield of Milwaukee, Wis, Happy Birthday to Mrs. Essie B. Stowers, April 15. FIRM FINED $100 The Westbrook Cotton Co. of Greenville, a cotton buying firm, has been fined $100 by a U.S.

District Court for the Northern District of Mississippi and permanently enjoined from further violations of the Cotton Research and Promotion Act, the U. S. Department of Agriculture has reported. Officials of USDA's Agricultural Marketing Service said the firm failed to remit $1 per bale on cotton purchased during the 1968,1969 and 1970 cotton seasons, as required by the act. PEANUT CROP The revised 1971 estimate of peanut acreage harvested for nuts is 9,500 acres.

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