Scott County Times from Forest, Mississippi • 15

The Scott County Times, Wednesday, April 22, 1987 Ringgold news S1" ing. The plants were donated by Wilma White. Mrs. Sara Shaw celebrated her birthday, Sunday, April 12. Those enjoying the day with her were Keith and Karen Shaw and her husband Ernest Shaw.

Sunday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bustin and Mrs. Angie Lee, Stacy and John, Mr. and Mrs.

Cloy McCoy visited with this family. Mrs. Artie Robinson of Newton was a visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Ricky White, Gary and Randy Tuesday morning.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard White were visitors of the Ricky Whites on Tuesday night. The descendants of the late E.G. and Ida Burkes will meet at the Forest Service Center for their annual reunion on the third Sunday in May.

The doors will be opened by 10 a.in. Come and bring some of your favorite dishes and enjoy a day of good food and fellowship. Hope to see you there. Some very good friends brought us some fried fish and all the trimmings Sunday night for supper. It was the best meal we'd had since we took the flu.

Thanks to Ricky and Linda White. If your paper expires soon I'd appreciate it if you'd renew with me. Make your check out to The Scott County Times and mail it to me Ruby McDill, Rt. 1, Box 169-2, Forest, MS 39074. I'll turn it in at The Times office for you.

I must turn it in in order for our deepest sympathy. Mr. Baines passed away the last of the week and was buried on Monday. Sara Gay and Catherine Gardner visited with the Baines family at Morton Funeral Home Monday evening. This fine gentleman was the father of Irvin Baines.

Becky Hynes and Ashley of Hunt-sville, AL, are spending a while here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Burkes. Mr. and Mrs.

Marv White have moved into their new home on Hwy. 21, where the old Jack Sharp grocery was. Mrs. Bessie Walters is back in the nursing home at Raleigh after having been in the hospital at Magee. This dear lady is a very special friend to people in our area.

Mrs. Stitss Gardner Sr. spent a day with her sister, Mrs. Douglas Jones and niece Mrs. Irene Brown of Forest recently.

I just know these ladies had a very lovely day. Mrs. Lila Mae Putman is very proud to have her daughter Lois back Lois is making her home with her mother. The Act Trens of Ephesus Baptist Church set out bedding flowers, and plants at the church Saturday morn By RUBY McDILL Times Staff Correspondent Don't forget the singing at Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church April 23. A love offering will be taken which will go toward the building fund.

Rev. Ricky Lathem is their pastor. Sunrise services were held at Steele Baptist Church Easter morning. Rev. Tom Fox is the pastor.

Elder and Mrs. George Gardner and Michael attended the annual communion meeting at Cossa River Primitive Baptist Church in Deatsville, AL, on Saturday and Sunday. Randell Posey visited with his mother, Mrs. Mattie Posey. Mrs.

Naomi Massey and Mrs. Arthur Massey visited with Mrs. Vada Primm, who is home from the hospital. Get well wishes to her. Billy Gordy is still a patient in Lackey Hospital.

He had surgery. Kenneth May came home from the Baptist Hospital Saturday, April 11, and is doing very well. He had a stroke. Mrs. Guy Graham, Sara Gay, and Guyrene Everett visited with James and Ruby McDill Thursday morning.

Mitchell Matthews visited with us Thursday evening. It was very enjoyable to listen to them talk about their school days at Old Ringgold School. We enjoyed these visits very much. The family of Vernon Baines have I if? 'v'- Sebastopol students sign scholarships Three students from Sebastopol High Sehool signed scholarships ith East Central Junior College last week. Pictured first row (1-r) are: Penny Graham, Deborah Kaylock, Pam Green; second row: Truman Moore, coach of the Sebastopol Bobcats, and Sammy Pace, coach of the East Central girls' basketball team.

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Because Evla Anne Myers, Rev. Brewer and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barrett. Carl Durr of Florence and Atley Durr of Forest visited in the community last Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. John Wesley Jones spent last Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Leon Jones.

Mrs. Beverly Gatewood of Sebastopol visited last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Gatewood. Rev.

and Mr. Victor Vaughn were guests for lunch of Dan Youngblood last Sunday at Penn's in Forest. Mesdames Alice Wilderson, Vallie Burns, Fannie Ruth Godwin and Zora Lana Burns attended the Southwest District Extension Council Meeting at Hinds Junior College in Raymond last Wednesday. The Byron llollingsworth family spent last weekend on the Gulf Coast at which time a Heavy Equipment Construction Convention was in progress. Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Barrett went to Monroe, La. last Tuesday to attend the funeral of her nephew that only a heat pump can keep By PATSY II.KERSON Timeh Staff Correspondent Our community extends its sympathy to the family of Aunt Ruby Weems. God bless them with love. OUie Johnson visited her sister Patsy Wilkerson and family last Sunday.

Ollie and Patsy spent the afternoon with their parents in Decatur. Last Saturday was my kind of day. I was at Sebastopol sitting on the porch rocking and talking to Aunt Margaret. Robert and I enjoyed the singing at the school also. It was great.

Oh! Those islands in my mind are coming back. Get well wishes to Miriam Thrasher of our Community and Jannell Warren, Forest, the mother of our neighbor, Wayne and Cheryl Warren. The Norris Extension Homcmakers Club members visited with the residents of the Lackey Convalescent Home in Forest last Wednesday afternoon for their annual Easter activities which consisted of an inspirational time, hymn-singing, refreshments, favors and good fellowship. In attendance were Mesdames Fannnie Ruth Godwin, Nancy llollingsworth and Jessica, Vallie Burns, Eslelle Fikes, you comfortable the whole year through. It's the most energy Electric Heat Pumps General Service Co.

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