Scott County Times from Forest, Mississippi • 8

WEDNESDAY, MAR. 23, 1966 DIVISION OF STATE AID ROAD CONSTRUCTION MISSISSIPPI STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF SCOTT COUNTY SECTION 900 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids will be received by the Board of Supervisors of Scott County at the Court House in Forest, Mississippi until 10:30 O'clock M. April 8, 1966 and shortly thereafter publicly opened for construction of Base and Surfacing of 6,263 miles of County Highway Known as the Central-Ludlow Road and also known as Federal Aid Secondary Project No. (3) B. PRINCIPAL ITEMS OF WORK ARE AS FOLLOWS: Quantity Unit Item PARTICIPATING 700.0, C.Y., Unclassified Excavation (F.M.) 700.0, Unit, Haul of Unclassified Excavation (SpecialXF.

220.81, Linear Grading (Light) 35,312.0, Asphalt Cement for Surface Treatment 508.0, C.Y., Seal Agg. (Type VI, Cr. Slag or Stone) 4.79, Ton, Commercial Fertilizer (13-13-13) 44,162.0, Sprigging 9.12, Top Seeding 18.24, Ton, Type 2 MulchVeg. Material 2,190.0, Type 2 MulchAsphalt Emulsion 0.0, Warning Signs (Reflectorized) 0.0, Project Signs 12.0, Ton, Cold-mix Asphalt ROADWAY ITEMS: ALTERNATE NO. 1 908.0, C.Y., Cover Agg.

(Type 1-Slag or Stone) or (Type IVUner. Gravel) 457,175.9, Unit, Haul of Selected Material 35,311.8, C.Y., Roadbed Topping 5,997.0, C.Y., Stabilizer Agg. (Comm. Coarse, 1,999.0, C.Y., Stabilizer Agg. (Comm.

53,965.0, Mixing, Shaping Compacting 17,768.0, Cut-back Asphalt for Prime ROADWAY ITEMS: ALTERNATE NO. 2 908.0, C.Y., Cover Agg. (Type II- Slag or Stone) or (Type V- Uncr. Gravel) 387,803.1, Unit, Haul of Selected Material 29,968.3, C.Y., Roadbed Topping 53,965.0, Soil, Cement, Water Mixing ROADWAY ITEMS 400.0, C.Y., Unclassified Excavation (F.M.) 400.0, Unit, Haul of Unclas- ROADWAY 4,859.0, Cement posal. Forest, Mississippi Mrs.

Ottis Bufkin. NON-PARTICIPATING Bidders are hereby notified Mar. 16, 23, 30. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Boyles Who says a '66 Ford rides quieter than Jean Bauchet's Monsieur Jean Bauchet $12,000 Facel Vega? is an art collector and a connoisseur of fine automobiies. He understands that quiet in a car means quality. After driving 8 '66 Ford XL, he said, "They would not have to like this." make Paris streets so smooth if all cars rode Jean Bauchet! Ford's Quiet Man, who recently toured Europe demonstrating the exceptional quality of the '66 Ford to owners of some of the world's most expensive cars, here discusses a '66 Ford XL with Monsieur Bauchet outside of Monsieur Bauchet's Paris home. "Such smoothness, such silence," says Jean Bauchet. "Your Ford is quieter, M'sieu." Ford's quiet quality is the result of brings you over an hour of uninter- brings in fresh air and gets rid of advanced engineering features like a rupted music of your choice, on each smoke and stale air with the windows revolutionary new frame that "tunes self-threading, snap-in tape car- closed.

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80 WEST FOREST, MISS. sified Excavation (SpecialXF. 108.81, Linear Grading (Light) 17,420.0, Asphalt Cement for Surf. Treatment 251.0, C.Y., Seal Agg. (Type VI-Cr.

Slag or Stone) 2.37, Ton, Commercial Fertilizer (13-13-13) 21,762.0, Sprigging 4.50, Top Seeding 9.0, Ton, Type 2 Mulch-Veg. Material 1,078.0, Type 2 MulchAsphalt Emulsion 13.0, Warning Signs (Reflectorized) 2.0, Project Signs 4.0, Ton, Cold-mix Asphalt ROADWAY ITEMS: ALTERNATE NO. 1 448.0, C.Y., Cover Agg. (Type I-Slag or Stone) or (Type IVUncr. Gravel) 130,384.4, Unit, Haul of Selected Material 16,424.6, C.

Roadway Topping 2,955.0, C.Y., Stabilizer Agg. (Comm. Coarse, L.V.M.) 985.0, C.Y., Stabilizer Agg. (Comm. L.V.M.) 26,594.0, Mixing, Shaping Compacting 8,816.0, Cut-back Asphalt for Prime ROADWAY ITEMS: ALTERNATE NO.

2 448.0, C.Y., Cover Agg. (Type II-Slag or Stone) or (Type V- Uncr. Gravel) 109,484.2, Unit, Haul of Selected Material 13,791.4, C.Y., Roadbed Topping 26,594.0, Soil, Cement, Water Mixing 2,395.0, Cement BASIS OF AWARD: The award, if made, will be made to the lowest qualified bidder on the basis of published quantities. Plans and Specifications are on file in the office of the Chancery Clerk of Scott County at Forest, Mississippi and in the office of the State Aid Engineer, 501 Southern Farm Bureau Life Insurance Building, Jackson, Mississippi. Proposals may be secured from the Chancery Clerk of Scott County at Forest, Mississippi upon payment of ten dollars which will not be refunded.

Certified Check or Bid Bond for five per cent of the Total Bid, payable to Scott County and the State of Mississippi must accompany each pro- TWO SCOTT COUNTY TIMES, FOREST, Legal Notices Legal Notices ADVERTISEMENT FOR Sealed proposals for repairs to Health Center Building, Scott County, Forest, Mississippi, will be received by the Scott County Board of Supervisors, Forest, Mississippi on Friday April 8, 1966, starting at O'clock C.S,T., and there publicly opened and read. Specifications and Contract Documents covering this work will be on file and may be examined in the Office of the Scott County Chancery Clerk, Forest, Mississippi, a and copies may be obtained for the Office of the Architect, Grady L. Hicks Associates, P. 0. Box 8795, Jackson, Mississippi.

Bids must be submitted on the blank proposal forms furnished with Specifications, and must be accompanied by the Bid Security in the form of Certified Cashier's Check or acceptable Bid Bond made payable to the Scott County Board of Supervisors, Forest, Mississippi, in an amount equal to at least of Base Bid; such security to be forfeited as liquidated damages, not penalty, by any Bidder who may be awarded the Contract, but who fails to carry out the terms of the Proposal, execute the Contract and give Bond in formar amount within the time specified. No Bid may be withdrawn after scheduled closing time for the receipt of the bid for a period of thirty (30) days. The Owner reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive informalities. (Seal) SCOTT COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS By Hobson Harvey, President By 0. L.

Williams, Clerk of Board Mar. 16, 23, 30, Apr. 6. DIVISION OF STATE AID ROAD CONSTRUCTION MISSISSIPPI STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF SCOTT COUNTY SECTION 900 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids will be received by the Board of Supervisors of Scott County at the Court House in Forest, Mississippi until 10:30 O'clock A. M.

April 8, 1966 and shortly thereafter publicly opened for construction of Base and Surfacing of 2.212 miles of County Highway Known as the Branch- Rankin Co. Line Road and also known as State Aid Project No. 62(11); and 2.313 miles of County Highway known as the Forkville Road and also known as State Aid Project No. 62(12). PRINCIPAL ITEMS OF WORK ARE AS FOLLOWS: Quantity Unit Item STATE AID PROJECT NO.

62(11) ROADWAY ITEMS 200.0, C.Y., Unclassified Excavation (F.M.) 200.0, Unit, Haul of Unclassified Excavation (SpecialXF. 116.05, Linear Grading (Light) 18,560.0, Asphalt Cement for Surface Treatment 267.0, C. Seal Agg. (Type VI, Cr. Slag or Stone) 2.52, Ton, Commercial Fertilizer (13-13-13) 23,210.0, Sprigging 4.79, Top Seeding 9.58, Ton, Type 2 MulchVeg.

Material 1,150.0, Type 2 MulchAsphalt Emulsion 4.0, Warning Signs (Reflectorized) 2.0, Project Signs 20.0, Ton, Cold-mix Asphalt ROADWAY ITEMS: ALTERNATE NO. 1 477.0, C.Y., Cover Agg. (Type I- Slag or Stone) or (Type IVUncr. Gravel) 418,678.3, Unit, Haul of Se- 19,659.0, C.Y., Roadbed Topping 3,151.0, C.Y., Stabilizer Agg. (Comm.

Coarse, 1,050.0, C.Y., Stablizer Agg. (Comm. 28,362.0, Mixing, Shaping Compacting 9,359.0, Cut-back Asphalt for Prime ROADWAY ITEMS: ALTERNATE NO. 2 477.0, C.Y., Cover Agg. (Type II- Slag or Stone) or(Type V- Uncr.

Gravel) 358,865.7, Unit, Haul of Selected Material 16,850.5, C.Y., Roadbed Topping 28,362.0, Soil, Cement, Water Mixing 2,553.0, Cement STATE AID PROJECT NO. 62(12) ROADWAY ITEMS 200.0, C.Y., Unclassified Excavation (F.M.) 200.0, Unit, Haul of Unclassified Excavation (SpecialXF. 121.87, Linear Grading (Light) 19,495.0, Asphalt Cement for Surf. Treatment 280.0, C.Y., Seal Agg. (Type VI-Cr.

Slag or Stone) 2.64, Ton, Commercial Fertilizer (13-13-13) 24,372.0, Sprigging 5.03, Top Seeding 10.0, Ton, Type 2 MulchVeg. Material 1,200.0, Type 2 MulchAsphalt Emulsion 4,0, Warning Signs (Reflectorized) 2.0, Project Signs 8.0, Ton, Cold-mix Asphalt ROADWAY ITEMS: ALTERNATE NO. 1 501.0, C.Y., Cover Agg. (Type I- Slag or Stone) or(Type IVUncr. Gravel) 368,326.4, Unit, Haul of Selected Material 20,644.8, Roadway Topping 3,309.0, C.Y., Stabilizer Agg.

(Comm. Coarse, 1,103.0, C.Y., Stabilizer Agg. (Comm. 29,784.0, Mixing, Shaping Compacting 9,828.0, Cut-back Asphalt for Prime ROADWAY ITEMS: ALTERNATE NO. 2 501.0, C.Y., Cover Agg.

(Type II-Slag or Stone) or (Type V- Uncr. Gravel) 315,705.8, Unit, Haul of Selected Material 17,695.4, C.Y., Roadbed Topping 29,784.0, Soil, Cement, Water Mixing 2,682.0, Cement BASIS OF AWARD: The award, if made, will be made to the lowest qualified bidder on the basis of published quantities. Plans and Specifications are on file in the office of the Chancery Clerk of Scott County at Forest, Mississippi and in the office of the State Aid Engineer, 501 Southern Farm Bureau Life Insurance Building, Jackson, Mississippi. Proposals may be secured from the Chancery Clerk of Scott County at Forest, Mississippi upon payment of Twenty dollars which will not be refunded. Certified Check or Bid Bond for five per cent of the Total Bid, payable to Scott County and the State of Mississippi must accompany each proposal.

Bidders are hereby notified that any proposal accompanied by a letter qualifying in any manner the condition under which the proposal is tendered will be considered an irregular bid and will not be considered in making the award. CONTRACT TIME: 90 Working Days Hobson Harvey, President Board of Supervisors Scott County, Mississippi Mar. 16, 23, 30, Apr. 6. FOR HEALTHY HORSES FRANKLIN APPLE FLAVORED HORSE WORMER Controls Bloodworms, Roundworms, Pin Worms.

New, wormer that solves the palatability problem. Horses like the tasty, fresh-apple flavor. Makes worming sate and simple. Just sprinkle over feed. TASTY EFFECTIVE ECONOMICAL For your drug needs, shop at your independent store where service to their customer is their most important product.

Eugene Carleton Druggist Phone 469-2242 Forest B. B. Hales, 57, Interred Friday At Beulah Church Funeral services for Burlie Boykin Hales, 57, of Polkville, were held Friday, March 18, at 10:00 a.m. from the Beulah Baptist Church in Smith County with Rev. Emerson Tedder, Rev.

Harris, and Rev. Cecil Pumphrey officiating. Interment followed in the church cemetery with Ott Lee Funeral Home in charge. Mr. Hales passed away in the Scott County Hospital in Morton on Wednesday night following an extended illness.

He was a member of the Beulah Baptist Church and had been employed in the mill business. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Myrtis Smith Hales; one daughter, Mrs. Schley Purvis of Route 4, Jackson; one son, James Hales of Route 4, Jackson; three grandchildren Gwedoyln Hales, Rusty Purvis, and Schley Purvis, his mother, Mrs. Emma Edwards Hales of Slidell, and two brothers, H.

E. Hales, of Slidell, and R. W. Hales of Monroe, La. The pallbearers were A.

G. James, Climmie Reeves, J. W. Baugh, Troy Traxler, Ralph Moore, and Samp Arender. SUBSCR.BE TO THE TIMES that any proposal accompanied by a letter qualifying in any manner the condition under which the proposal is tendered will be considered an irregular bid and will not be considered in making the award.

CONTRACT TIME: 125 Working Days Hobson Harvey, President Board of Supervisors Scott County, Mississippi Mar. 16, 23, 30, Apr. 6. THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI SCOTT COUNTY. To Mary Lee Ware, 649 East 89th Street, Chicago 19, Illinois.

You are summoned to appear before the chancery court of the county of Scott in said state, on the first Monday of April, A. 1966, to defend the suit No. 8532 in said court of Thornton Ware wherein you are a defendant. This 14 day of March, A. D.

1966. (Seal) 0. L. Williams, Clerk. Hon.

0. B. Triplett, MI Solicitor CHURCH NEWS LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday, March 27, 1966 S. Derrick, Pastor BETHLEHEM, Forest 814 Marion Blvd. 9:00 M.

Worship PROVIDENCE, Burns 10:00 A.M. Sunday School 11:00 A.M. Worship 6:30 P. M. Worship Mr.

a and Mrs. Drue Windham of Greenwood visited Tuesday with her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Eady and Tuesday night with his mother Mrs. Katie Windham and Myres, Joe and Vick Boyles of Mendenhall 1 spent several days with their grandparents Mr.

and Mrs. Belton Boyles and Bob. Mrs. Johnnie Sawyer of Forest and Mr. and Mrs.

Johnnie Herran visited in Jackson Wednesday with their daughter and sister Kathy Herran and Mrs. Herran's sister, Mrs. James Bailey. Mrs. Emma Barnes, Miss Bessie Foreman and Mrs.

Vester Derrick attended a work shop meeting and Home Demonstration Club meeting at Liberty Thursday in the home of Mrs. Hobson Harvey. Mrs. Derrick gave a demonstration on casserole cookery and salads. Mr.

and Mrs. Jasper Smith of Raleigh and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Thomas visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Hulon Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Toler and son Wyatt of Delhi, and Mrs. Lee Boyles of Epps, spent Monday night with relatives.

Mrs. Boyles stayed for a longer visit. She and her mother, Mrs. Emma Yonce are visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

M. L. Windham. Mr. and Mrs.

Clate Windham visited Sunday with her sisters Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bras- visited Sunday in Burns with their son, Mr. and Mrs. Troy Boyles.

SCOTT STUDENTS WIN ACADEMIC HONORS AT STATE UNIVERSITY PLAN CRUSADE Warren N. Bell, M. Jackson (center), president of the American Cancer Society, Mississippi Division, reviews plans for the April Cancer Crusade with Francis J. Lundy (left), Jackson, 1966 State Crusade Chairman, and Neal W. Cirlot, Jackson, State Crusade Co -Chairman.

By Mrs. Vester M. Derrick Our community was saddened Monday in the passing of a very dear friend, Percy Brown. We would like to extend our sympathy to the bereaved loved ones. We would like to extend our sympathy to the family of Mrs.

Betty Houston of Forest. She was loved by all who knew her. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Windham of New Orleans, spent the week end with his parents Mr.

and Mrs. Winston Windham. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Dale Risher and children, Pamela and Paula of Morton, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Windham of New Orleans, and Winson Windham all had lunch with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pate of Jackson, Mr. and Mrs.

Travis Buckley and Beth of Louin spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vester Derrick. Angela Buckley who spent two weeks with her grandparents accompanied her parents home. Mr.

and Mrs. Clate Windham visited Wednesday with Wallace Morehead of Pulaski. Mrs. Ben Eady and Mrs. H.

H. Bruce attended the funeral Saturday of Mrs. John Gardner. Mrs. Effie Vaughn arrived home Sunday after spending several weeks in Glendale, California with Mr.

and Mrs. P. J. Rossi and Mr. and Mrs.

D. W. Stone of Sun Valley, California. Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd Jones and children, Mike and Bobby of Harperville spent Sunday with her mother Mrs. Emma Barnes. Mrs. Lizzie Brown is spending this week with her sister, Some 1,367 Mississippi State University students have earned distinction as president's or dean's list scholars for their fall semester academic records. There are 487 students on the president's list, whichrequires a quality point average of 2.5 or better of a possible 3.0.

The dean's list requiring 2.0 to 2.5 includes 889 others. Students from Scott County on the honor rolls include: Dean's list: Sidney W. Bondurant, Ruth Ezelle, John H. Freeman, Ray Johnson, Eugene A. Simmons, Charles B.

Stutts, all of Forest; Marshall L. Dye, Wm. H. Laughlin, Robert G. McDill, Charlotte A.

Wallace, Joel L. Whittington, all of Morton; President's list: Michael S. Albright, Jesse W. Austin, Steve K. Dukes, Margaret A.

Fairley, all of Forest; Drayton D. Boozer of Pulaski; Wm. Howard Laughlin, and Terry A. Moore of Morton. sell and Mr.

and Mrs. L. C. McLemore, of Morton. Mr.

and Mrs. Belton Boyles visited Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ellis Miss Bessie Foreman and Mrs. Vester Derrick spent Friday in Forest in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Derrick. Sorry to report that L. B. Kenney of Tipton, still remains critically ill.

Mrs. William Barnes is with them this week. Mrs. Alton Harrison and son John came home Wednesday after spending several days with them. Get well wishes go to Mrs.

George Earl Brown. She fell Monday and broke her arm. We wish for her a speedy recovery. Residents of Homewood are urged to come help work on the community center every Thursday and Saturday or any time you can will be appreciated. What do our profits do for you? Last year this railroad made of a hurricane, a flood and Stockholders got an increased freight cars were put to a raise in pay.

But what about you? And How did you profit? Let's a good profit in the face assorted man-made crises. dividend, many new work, our railroaders got the rest of Mid-America? check: 1. We hauled your freight- -which adds up to most of what you live with -for an average of less than 1 per ton mile. You'll look hard for a better bargain, or one that saves you more money. 2.

We poured nearly $170 million in payroll into the communities of Mid-America. And we bought $70 million worth of materials and supplies. Two items that balance a lot of family budgets and ring many cash registers. 3. We spent $34 million for improvements in 1965 and will spend $38 million more this year.

Since World War II our total improvements add up to $566 million. And the money all comes from profits, past, present and future. We think you'll agree that Mid-America shares with us the benefits of another profitable year. WAYNE A. JOHNSTON President ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD MAIN LINE OF MID-AMERICA.