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SCOTT COUNTY TIMES, FOREST, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1966 PAGE 3-A IP vr ZMTEKffOSOEl Spoccrtors Try To Aid Wrostlor In Local Match BY JACK CALHOUN An enthusiastic crowd attended wrestling matches Saturday night at the Stock Show Arena on Highway 80 west. The first 15 minute match went for a draw between Earl Guess of Jackson and Randy Curtis of Vicksburg. Earl Guess tried every dirty trick he knew to take the match from "Honest Boy" Curtis, and at several (Minimum charge for classifieds is $1.00. Classifieds will not be caarged except to regular business accounts.) 4 v' '--t piSCOVER EMERALD MOUND This dramatic relic of an unknown Indian pre-civilization is located on the lower end of the Natchez Trace, about 12 miles north of Natchez. It's the third largest temple mound in the U.

covering nearly eight acres. Emerald Mound dates back through six centuries, and can be visited free today by travelers along the Trace. "Discover Mississippi" for yourself this year by taking a trip to fabled Natchez country, and the southwest end of the Natchez Trace. ft 0 mm! 'it Rites Monday At Luther Chapel For C. A.

Black Funeral services for Cephaus Adam Black, 88, of Pulaski, were held on Monday, August 22, at 3:30 p.m. from the Luther Chapel Church in Smith County with Rev. G. S. Derrick officiating.

Interment followed in the Lingle Cemetery with Ott Lee Funeral Home in charge. Mr. Black passed away in the Rest Haven Rest Home in Jackson on Sunday, following an extended illness. He was a member of the Luther Chapel Church and a farmer. The survivors are one brother, Walter S.

Black of Pulaski and a number of nieces and nephews. The pallbearers were Scotty Black, L. C. Black, Abb Black, Curtis Boozer, Hugh Goree, and J. B.

Black. V'f W. W. SLY ANNOUNCES EXPANSION PLANS I The Town of Mathiston and the W. W.

Sly ManufacturiJ3 Company have announced an expansion of that industry to be financed' by a $25,000 BAWl bond issue. W. W. Sly first located a plant in Mathiston in 1960. Since that time, there has been a steady increase in operations, and the addition to its present building will house special heavy machinery which will require the employment of some five to ten additional per- sonneL The expansion is con-' tingent upon approval by the' voters of Mathiston and the sale of bonds at a satisfactory rate of interest.

Norman Hilliker, of Mathiston, is the local manager of W. W. Sly. A new and modern pulpwood yard near Mathiston, constructed and owned by Ten- nessee Pulp and Paper Com-pany, will soon be in operation. The yard will be leased and operated by Andy Johnson, of Ma- ben.

Mayor Leon Hester and the board of aldermen thanked officials of the two companies for their confidence in the future of Mathiston. They also ex- -pressed appreciation to the Mississippi Agricultural In- dustrial Board and the North Mississippi Industrial Develop-1 ment Association for their co-1 operation and assistance in" working out plans for these in-" dustrial developments. Short skirts reveal that there are more legs that bow than knees that knock. ELECTRICAL WlRINt CONTRACTING Large or Small Jobs Free Estimates, Commercial and Residential CERTIFIED RADIO REFRIGERATION Ph. 469-4902 Forest LET'S LOOK AT THE RECORDS BY LINDA NORRIS The British Chad and Jeremy who now reside in Hollywood, follow up their best-selling album of a few months ago, The Best of Chad and Jeremy with another LP that contains some -t their top-selling favorites It's entitled More Chad and Jeremy In this collection, the pair harmonize on Lemon Tree, No Tears for Johnny, Donna, Donna, Now and Forever, Dirty Old Town, My Coloring Book, Four Strong Winds, The Girl From Ipanema, It Was a Very Good Year and The Truth Often Hurts the Heart.

Three groups, all from the famed Cavern Club in Liverpool, pool their talents in Where jerked off his shirt, and joined forces with Wiki Wiki and Curtis. After thinking the situation over and the odds being three against two, Guess and Scarbo went to the dressing room fussing all the way. There is a good possibility of a rematch this coming Saturday night, so the American Legion and the Forest Jaycees invite you out at 8:15 in the Stock Show Arena. points some spectators made attempts to go in the ring and help Curtis, however no one made it, and Curtis managed to hold on for a draw when the match was stopped by the time keeper. In the second 15-minute match, Oni Wild Wild from Jackson and Hawaii was paired against Billy Currie from Little Rock, Ark.

This was very funny and interesting to watch, with both men using many different and unusual techniques in trying to win this match, however the time limit also caught them and it went for a draw. The main event, an Australian Tag Team, paired Earl Guess and Duke Scar bo against Curtis and Wild Wild. Curtis and Wiki Wiki took the first fall with Wiki Wild putting the final touches to Duke Scar bo. The second fall went to Guess and Scarbo. With the help of a few rough and dirty moves, Guess finished off Randy Curtis when he could not reach his corner to tag his partner.

The third fall was a toss-up for about twenty minutes, until Guess got caught being dirty with Curtis and didn't want to give up his hold. Referee Charles Putt got into the act by trying to force Guess to break his hold, and in so doing, Guess fought back at him. This, of course, made Referee Putt furious, and he worked Guess over pretty good, and at this time, Curtis came in, and after a few moves, put Guess down for the count of three, and Wiki Wiki and Curtis won the tag team match. This was not satisfactory with Guess and Scarbo, and after a few harsh words, the referee THE SYINGIN' COMBO UNIVERSITY HUriDREDS vacation for Aruba, Boost for Mississippi progress: the programs of state and local leaders Purvis Rites Held Thursday At Zion Church Funeral services for Gilbert Purvis, 50, were held at 2 p.m. Thursday, August 18, from Zion Baptist Church with Rev.

Emin-son Tedder and Rev. Billy Ray Smith officiating. Interment followed in the church cemetery with Ott Lee Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. A lifetime resident of the Polkville community, Mr. Purvis passed away at his home Wednesday after a short illness.

He was a Veteran of WorldWar II, an employee of Delta Mills, and a member of Zion Baptist Church. Survivors include: his Mrs. Kathrine Purvis of Polkville; one son, John Gilbert Purvis of Polkville; four sisters, Mrs. L. E4 Taylor of Bentonia, Mrs.

Earl Gray of Polkville, Mrs. A. G. James of Puckett, and Mr s. J.

W. Baugh of Morton; four brothers, Jim Purvis of Jackson, Schley Purvis of Brandon, Charlie Purvis of Liberty, and Howard Purvis of Polkville; and his mother, Mrs. C. B. Purvis of Polkville.

Pallbearers were A. E. Bounds, C. L. Reeves, Jewel Searcy, Melvin Purvis, Clifton Easterland, and Clarkin Huff.

FOR THE FAMILY ITEM: Two coats of primer sealer and one coat of gloss enamel should be used to cover an unpainted shower wall for best results. If the wall has been painted, a single coat of gloss enamel will produce satisfactory results. ITEM: A threebedroom house with family room, carport, and utility' room these are the requirements for a popular house plan today. Many home-makers like the idea of having the living area and the kitchen together. And, many families want a second bath or a bath-and-a-half in the house they build.

Southern Bell SEAL CLOTHES SWEEPSTAKES Nothing to do! Nothing to buy! OF EXCITING PHIZES: GRAND PRIZE: 21 day 2 to Europe. Other prizes include 1 week trips to TV sets, radios, and many, many more. 'in It All Began, a new Capitol LP They are Earl Preston's Realms, the Richmond Group and Michael Allen Group It happens the Cavern Club is also the place where the Beatles first appeared and introduced the sound that was to dominate the American popular music scene The live performances were recorded at the Cavern and emceed by Liverpool disk jockey Bob Wooler, the man who also introduced the Beatles to the Cavern audiences in 1961. As for the groups: the Richmond group consists of guitarists Barry David, Barry Whel-don, bassist Howie Jones, drummer Pete Taylor and vocalists Dave Kerrigan and Eddie Dave Earl Preston's group consists of guitarists Tony Priestly, Brian Norris; drummer Tom Kelly, sax Tom Husky and Preston. Vocalist Michael Allen is backed by several musicians from other Cavern groups The songs on the LP include Blue Monday, Daddy Rolling Stone, I Can't Stand It and I'm All Right Many people are tempted to stray off somewhere during the season of returned vacationists who are obsessed with an itch to show pocketfuls of snapshots.

saooooooQt it) Brown Playboy Sports Illustrated 'UT NEW TORG1NOL floorcovering now available to Central Mississippi area. re-silent, never needs waxing. Outlasts standard floorcovering five to one. Contact Ken Blackburn, P. O.

Box 67, Forest, or phone 469-1471. Hughes Enterprises, Authorized Distributor for Central Mississippi area. Aug. 10 tf ch jNEW 3-BEDROOM MOBILE HOMES $69.00 per month. As low as $195.00 down.

Will buy or trade for used mobile SCOTT TRAILER SALES, Intersection of Hiways 35 80, Forest. Phone Jan. 5 TREE SERVICE -Trees Trimmed, Topped or Removed. Free estimates, A. J.

Thomas, Telephone 775-3755, Lake. Aug. 17, 24, 31 pd RENT new spinet piano $5 monthly. Towns end Piano Company, 315 Highway 80 Jackson, Miss. 948-5122.

Aug. 3 tf ch 4 ELECTRIC COMPANY JEFF DUKES and JACK PARKS RELIABLE, DEPENDABLE ELECTRICAL SERVICE Rt. 1, Box 272 OLD HWY. 10 Forest, Mist. PHONE 469-2954 WANTED IMMEDIATELY -Man or woman to supply consumers with Rawleigh products in N.

Scott Co. or S. Newton Co. Can earn $50 weekly part time $100 and up full time. Write Rawleigh, MS 500 336, Memphis, Tenti.

Aug. 17, 24 pd FOR SALE Three bedroom, 2 -bath colonial style home, in beautiful Eastwood subdivision. Air conditioned and carpeted. FHA financing- available. Call James Madden, 469-3587.

Aug. 17 tf ch LOANS ARRANGED $15.00 to On Your Furniture, Auto, Real Estate or Signature Repaid in Monthly Installments. MORTON FINANCE CO. INC. Ill So.

Fourth St. Ph 732-9421 Morton, Miss. CHOICE LOTS near Forest Elementary School in "Skyline Terrace." Will sell lot or build to your specifications. Lackey's Lumber and Building Materials Store. 469-4031.

Jan. 19 tf ch. RENT a Camper for your va--cation, from SCOTT TRAILER SALES, 35 80, Forest, phone 469-1417. June 8, tf ch. SPINET PIANO in Area $10 transfers, $13.95 Mo.

Contact: Townsend Piano 430 N. State, Jackson, Miss. Apr. 20 tf ch. FOR SALES SERVICE for: all types sewing machines, Call Jonnie's Fabric Shop.

Phonei 469-4472. Mar. 23 tf du UNDERWOOD Portable the No. 1 seller ini America, three different models. Ask for demonstration at 'Scott County.

Times. tt: Supply uarters tr Us DtciM With Yon YMr NM4s Fw: VACCINES fir tACTCBINS INSICTICIDf? INSTRUMENT TREATMENTS REMEDIES' For your drug needs, shop ct Your independent store where service to their customer is their most important product Eugono Carloten Druggisff Livestock Headq mm FREE DRYER Come in and register at Certified Radio Refrigeration's new store in Woodland Shopping Center. Aug. 17, 24, 31 ch Carpet Paths and Spots Easily Removed or clean carpet wall-to-wall. Safe Blue Lustre re-brightens colors, leaves nap fluffy.

Kent easy-to-use electric shamoooer for SI a day at C. S. Fountain Hardware-227 E. First St. FOR SALE Large house, at 763 E.

Second St. in Forest. See it anytime. Mrs. Mabel Simmons, telephone 469-1353.

Aug. 17, 24, 31, Sept. 7 pd LOANS ARRANGED. We arrange loans on auto, furniture, real estate or signature. TOW-' ER LOAN BROKERS.

Phone Forest tf ch. DAY CARE CENTER for children 2 years and over. By week, day, or hour. Mrs. W.

D. Craft, Phone 469-3040, Forest. Aug. 10, 17,24, 31 pd WATCH FOR GRAND OPENING of Certified Radio Refrigeration in Woodland Shopping Center. Aug.

17,24,31 ch FOR RENT Trailers. Air- conditioned, TV. Tobe Ivy Trailer Park, Hwy. 80 West, Forest. Sept.23tfch.

1966 SINGER. Sewing machine. Like new all attachments, button holes, zag zagger, included. Assume last 5 payments of $9.75. For free home demonstration write Credit Manager, 410 West Capitol, Jackson.

Aug. 24, 31 ch FOR SALE Four Beagle dogs, run deer or rabbit. $15 each. Billy Ray Kyzer, Hwy. 13 South, 6 miles South of Morton.

Aug. 24 pd WANTED Clarion Ledger and Daily News dealer for the City of Forest. If interested, write Mayf ield MaModB CAREER OPPORTUNITY Insurance investigator with opportunity for advancement. Must be high school graduate, age 22-28. Typing ability necessary.

Aug. 24 pd TIMBER LAND FOR SALE -300 acres of timber land with ideal places for ponds and lakes on spring branches. Also suitable for small stock farm. Seven miles north of Newton and west of Decatur. A good buy.

G. A. Cooper, Morton, Miss. Aug. 24, 31, Sept.

7 ch SPARE TIME INCOME Refilling and collecting money from New Type high quality coin operated dispensers in this area. No selling. To qualify you must have car, references, $600 to $1900 cash. Seven to twelve hours weekly can net excellent monthly income. More full time.

For personal interview, write P. O. Box 10573, Dallas, Texas 75207. Include phone number. Aug.

24 pd FOR SALE Late model hay balers Number 37 International, Number 10 Massey-Fer-guson Bargain, prices. Mc-Mullan Motor Company, Newton, Miss. Aug. 24, 31, Sept. 7 ch LIMITED SUPPLY Shotgun Shells, .12 and .16 guage.

Sears Roebuck, Woodland Shopping Center, Forest. Aug. 24 ch FOR SALE 242 acres five miles from Forest, off High- way 21. Contact Billy Gordy, 469-3715, Forest. Aug.

24, 31, Sept. 7 ch TAYLORSVTLLE FIRM ADDS 5000 SQUARE FEET A. E. Gatlin, executive director of Mid-Mississippi Development District, has announced that Solar Hardware Corporation, of Taylorsville, has just completed an expansion of 5,000 square feet with an added investment of $10,000. The expansion will be used mostly for warehouslcs of raw, materials and inventory.

Tea new employees will be added. The expansion was financed with private capital. The criminal buildis? was constructed usdsr the BAWI program about two years ago and consisted, of scare feet, with a total investsest of approximately encouraging even greater economic growth in agriculture and industry. Southern Bell in Mississippi contributes with record $41.5 million expansion this year, including accelerated rural program to add 10,500 phones for farm homes. (Each new phone connects to 91 million others makes yours more valuable, too) makes you look like a million (10 different ways) THE SUAVE MILANO A Complete 4-Piece Continental Wardrobe Wear it ten different ways and look great every way! Dashing Italian-styled, two-button, two-vented jacket with cloverleaf lapels.

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