Scott County Times from Forest, Mississippi • 11

FOREST, MISSISSIPPI scon com, iiMi si.lA"i.S,',V. IAM AHY 14, 1970 Hospital on Mondav. I he in addition to his parent- are one brother, Daniel Yates, Jr; two sisters, Angela and 'iates all of Route 4, Morton; and hisgrand-parents, Mr. Mrs, Alfred YATES INFANT IS INTERRED Funeral services for Bab'. Boy Yates, infant son of Mr, and Mrs.

ban Yates of lioutc 4, Morton, were held on Tuesday-afternoon, -Januar 13, at 2:00 in the Sard is Baptist Church with Rev. 1., Floyd officiating. Interment followed in the church cemetery with Ott Lee Funeral Home in charge. Baby Boy Yates passed away in the S. Lackey Memorial the season 34-40, and it marked the first time in 5 years the Kittens failed to win their own invitational.

leading the way for a very cold shooting group was Mary Carr 10 the only player in double The Cats lost a real heart stopper to Kast Scott 57-a8 in overtime, At the end of regulation time with the score th-d aa-5a, Kast Scott scored first, then knotted the score again 57-57; with 3 seconds remaining Steve Bound- was fouled and made the decisive free throw. leading the Cats were Henry' 'I nomas 2K pts. and Lee Evans with 10. very strong rebounding by Clifton Owens kept Hawkins in the game all the way. This week the teams journey-to Newton for a visit with the Hornets.

'life i mllitt tilt v- i Teams At Hawkins Defeated Hi wum: last week the Hi ich Hi-arc its ind Kittens t'T Hornet of Newton, nr. beiiv; clorious lc b.gsn- "ere Mar Car' i i -1- Robins' 'ti l.i. ifi.j i.eiri.i Patrick 13; trv i ne -it t'uard lit ire it- a hard fo m.r the Hornets Cat were I -1 Henry Thomas i ild Hawkins 1 rid night tin- K.fV-n recti-ed abvewhile it- 'K the Bulldogs iron. rth i In at vere a little too i tin- Bnlld'iy- winning Hume and Henry Iti-'tt. i- 11 pt.

each. 1 night the Kittens played Ualeigh in the finals and 1 their first game tor BUY SELL TRADE Used Furniture and Appliances POPULAR ENTERTAINERS, Joe and Irene Martin, are shown performing at the John Bondurant residence Monday night during the party for the Automotive Wholesale Cnnvan, staff. Mr1-. Martin is the former Irene Burnham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

J. Ii. Hurnham, of Harpcrvillt. Downtown Furniture Mart Another thing some people learn from experience is that their consciences punish them less for neglicting to make New Year's resolutions that for making some andbreaking most of them. as manv others in the count are keenly aware of the need to assist financially families Mayrose Savory Aged Heavy Beefl i ate- ot Route 4, Morton and Mrs.

Margaret Bolden of New I'ort News, irginia. Thousands of young people in the Teen Action Program "I of the March of Dimes across the country serve in the fight to prevent birth defects. WE 469-1222 CASH I'. M. (an.

17, 1970 weeks winner Mrs. Yaughan ard not punched MAYHOSK SAVORY AC.r HtAVY BtKF Ui MAYROSK SAVORY AO ED HLAVY BEEF It, m. of It 99 .89 i iHifiTr CUUQliUuu) 309 Smith Remember to Get Your Jackpot Dv Card Punched' $200 4rVi jTi A spectacular 4-day sales event featuring the tenderest steaks in town! Prices good Thursday, Friday, Saturday Monday January 15-16-17-19 Mffyroti Savory Agt. rrnnrvrirT ii ii ii ii ii ii ii (3 in our county have been afflicted rt th Birth babies. Hiovy Efl 19 Ma rose Savon Heavy Bwf T-Bom the first choice of ii ii JACKPOT "GMrwtMj TMr 19 Tims Out (H II!" BONE A You can buy your ittaki worry free it Sunflower becauu 1 1 our Mtyrtm Sory Aoid Hyy BMf GUARANTEED I tmter 10 timm out ot 101 Surrflowar cuitomtn oeerv the ffiMtt.

Jtnd tr.fi 'l run whit tttey gat-cvery tirrwl You can I I 1 1 rty on ttw imt you buy Sunflowar I I I Boneless Rump Roast Ground Steak Cliff on BY MRS. JOHNNIE HARRELL We are sorry to know that Mr. Don Noel is still in the Lackey Memorial Hospital. We wish for Mr. Don a speedy recovery and that he soon will be able to come home.

Mr. and Mrs. Margel Burkes of HUlsboro visited in the home ot Mrs. Stella Rigby and Mrs. Lillie Mae Aycock last Friday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray McCraw and family of Jackson were guests last weekend in the home of their father, Mr. Sharp Ses-s urns. Mr.

R. C. Bailey and Mrs. Allen Hall of Jackson were Thursday visitors of Mr. and Mrs.

Johnnie Harrell. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Calhoun visited last Thursday with Mrs. Stella Rigby and Mrs.

Lillie Mae Aycock. Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Worrell of Lillian were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs.

Johnnie Harrell. James Clois Harrell of Jackson visited over the weekend with his parents, The Johnnie Harrell's. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Cibbs and Melissa Ann of Forest were Sunday visitors of theirparents and grandparents, the Johnnie Harrell's.

George A. Burge Services Held At Chapel Here Funeral services for George Allen Burge, 61, of Route 1, Forest, were held on Saturday afternoon, January 10, at 2:00 in the Ott Ue Chapel with Rev. Roy Lee Hamilton officiating. Interment followed in the HUlsboro Baptist Cemetery with Ott Lee Funeral Home in charge. Mr.

Burge passed away at his home on Friday morning following a sudden illness. He was a lifelong resident of Scott County and a member of the Hillsboro Baptist Church. There are not any known survivors. The pallbearers were Clyde Valentine, Roger Chambers, Austin Waldrip, Joe Bryant, V. L.

Gatewood and Rudolph Adcox. I. M. Lott, 68, ft. Buried Monday At Forest Hill Funeral services for Luther McLaurin Lott, 68, of Route 3, Brownfield, Texas, were held Monday, January 12, at 3:00 p.rru in the Forest Hill Baptist Church in Hinds County with Rev.

Kenneth Jinks officiating. Interment followed in the Lake-wood cemetery with Ott Lee Funeral Home in charge. Mr. Lott passed away in the Brownsfield General Hospital in Brownfield on Saturday following a sudden illness. He was a native of Sunflower County, had made his home In Lena before moving to Brownfield about six years ago.

He was a member of the Brownfield Baptist Church and employed as a carpenter. The survivors are his wife, mVs. Dolly Kay Dennis Lott; one son, Murrell Lott of Moss Point; one daughter, Mrs. Tommy Gould of Brownfield; one brother, J. L.

Lott of Jackson; one sister, Mrs. Artis Cooper of Jackson; nine gradnchildren. The pallbearers were Clovis Pepper, Kevin Pepper, Curtis Cooper, Lovain Lott, Howard Spier and Allen Stewart. The Man To See Is MACK GREER SPECIALS Thanks to trade-ins on 70 Chevrolets and Oldsmo-blle our lot runneth over. We have used cars of all models and makes.

Shop our lot for the best buy in town. LEE-GRAY CHEVROLET Phone 469-1516 forest. Miss. I SIRLOIN -BONE STEAK IT STEAK 57- TTZmr Aged Stak sU-ak lovers everywhere! pkg oz pkjs IB Pot Pies Boz. lize Swwtrnllk ot ButtrniUk Sally's Biscuits 8 Your 19( Wagner Drinks Cmition ar's Sheer) BOLOGNA Sallv WIENERS 12 Stlv's sed WAFER-MEATS Tiaty 27 Armour Treet Bush Red Sally's Pal in or Self Rising Corn Meal Silly's Whit Yellow Pink Bathroom Tissue Sliced or Whole Sally's Beets Doggie Fare Dog Food Cotton Maid Starch 3 3 300 5 not 59' Cm 12' Rogers, Farris To Head TAP Morton Drive Becky Rogers and Dave Farris of Morton High School will direct the Morton High School Teen Age Program for the 1970 Mnrch of Dimes this year.

Becky Rogers is a senior this year, the daughter of John M. Rogers and Jackie Clark of Morton. Becky plans to attend the University of s-sissippi upon graduation. She enjoys many hobbies in her spare time when she isn't busily engaged in her school activities. Among these are reading, playing the guitar, skiing and hunting.

She has worked on the paper staff for three years and edits the Elementary school paper too. She's been active in Beta Club for three years as well as the dramatics club, Club and Pep club. Miss Rogers plays French Horn in the Morton marching band and also serves this schoolorganiza-tion as majorette. She was Miss FBLA last year and was Scott County Junior Miss for 1969. She is a member of the First Baptist Church of Marton where she is President of her Sunday School class.

Dave Farris is in his Junior year at Morton High School. The son of Alton and Irene Farris, he too, is a very active student with long range plans on attending Mississippi State. Besides regular studies and good grades which enables him to be a member of the Beta Club, he also has served three years on the Student Council. He enjoys the activities afforded him in the Pep Club, Math Club, "100" Club, and the Science Club. Dave was president of his Freshman and Sophomore classes and is presently serving as Vice-President of his Junior class.

These young people as well Lackey Memorial Hospital Patients Visiting Hours: 10 to 1 p.m. 2 to 4 p.m.; 6 to 8 p.m. (No children under 12) James Richardson, Rt.2, Forest Dallas Glaze, Rt. 3, Forest Willfred Russell, Leesville, La. Annie Wallace, Forest Thomas S.

Mjoney, Pela-hatchie A. D. Culpepper, Rt. 2, Morton Ronnie Jones, Rt. 1, Lake Zarzell Gunn Girl, Rt.

1, Forest Tommy Gunn, Rt. 3, Lena i James Fred Bailey, Rt. 2, Forest Lilla E. Simmons, Forest Velma Rushing, Rt. 4, Forest Glover Lay, Lake John D.

Butler, Raleigh nenee cxrouu vjh ni. Lake J. L. Hodges, Rt. 3, Forest Bessie H.

Traxler, Morton Sallie M. Mills, Harperville Martha Evans, Rt. 4, Morton Bud Creel, Rt. 1, Pulaski Ruby Fortenberry, Rt.4, Morton Theresa Fuston, Walnut Grove Odell Gatewood, Rt. 3, Forest Abe Gordon, Rt.

2, Morton C. P. Gray, Forest Mary E. Jackson, Forest Bessie McMillian, Rt. 3, Forest Murphy E.

Morehead, Star RU, Morton William D. Noel, Rt. 3, Forest Ernest E. Quick, Forest Josephine Reid, Morton Katie O. Windham, Pulaski Ethel Brown, Rt.

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