Clarion-Ledger from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 22

2 Cbt ClarfomUDgfr c-rtiday. aw u. ism Plans Disclosed For White Is New 4-H Leader Washington Woman Fart Death Charge AVON (AP) A Washington County womaa faces murder charges for slaying her bus-band as they quarreled because she tried to prevent turn from buying beer. Mrs. J.

P. Weeks Is free on New Jet Airport foot runway that can be length STATE COLLEGE Gordon Prisoner Dies In Jail HATTTESBURO W. W. Word, S9, died early Thursday in a cell at City Jail, apparently about seven hours after be was Jaikd on a charge of publie drunkeness. Chief of Police Hugh Herring said Word had drunk a Dumber of beers at local cafe and that the man also ate quantity of food despite a recent operation for stomach ulcers.

A coroner's inquest was held but the jury left iU verdict open. H. White has been appointed 390 IS ADULT EDCS. PllOGIlAH IS SOUTHEAST BOOXEVILLE Approximately 390 trainees are enrolled in the Adult basic education program at present under way for a five-county area. The N.

E. M. J. C. board of trustees recently approved the program under Title II of the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964.

Northeast will serve as the coordination agency for the program and classes will be conducted within each of the five counties. $3,000 bond. The shooting occurred Tuesday. Officers said she had Instructed a store near ther home out to sell beer to her husband. ened to 10,000 feet.

It will handle Southern Airways Jets now going into the Columbus -Lowndes county airport. Southern flights to Columbus, now the fourth busiest airport in the state, will be switched to Golden Triangle, which will state IH Club leader of the Mississippi Cooperative Extension Service, effective August IS, according to W. M. Bost, Extension director. He succeeds I.

Smith, who STARKVILLE (AP) Three Northeast Mississippi cities disclosed plans Thursday for a new jet airport to be built at a midway point for 22 million. The facility will be built by Cohimbus, Starkville and West Point and options on the land have been taken near Mayhew Junction, equidistant from the three. The facility will be named the Golden Triangle Regional Airport. About half the cost will be borne by the Federal Gov-ernment and the cities will split the other on a proportionate basis. have modern terminal and Liquor Store Ready To Open recently retired.

Mr. White has made an outstanding record since 1959 as assistant state 4-H Club leader hangar facilities and instrument landing systems. Sen. John Stennis, In Greenwood commented, "I consider this move most constructive and I believe that the new regional FRIDAY'S SHOWERS Showers are on tap Friday over almost all the east coast and along the coast into Texas, and for most of the country from Iowa west to Montana and Arizona. will rain in the extreme northwest.

There are cold fronts off New England and the plains states. AP Wirephoto Map. Warm Again, Humid Again GREENWOOD Two Green airport will prove to be a high operate at the North Greenwood store, formerly the North Greenwood Serivice Station. Malouf 's location in the Village Shopping Center is expected to receive shipment later this week. The airport will have a b.mw Wife Of Circuit Clerk Involved In Auto Accident The wife of Hinds County Cir wood men have received permits to operate package stores in Leflore county.

Both permits were for stores to be located within the city limits. W. Dewey Ellis and Dewey Malouf both said they received their licenses to operate package stores. Ellis said he was expecting his first shipment by Thursday night and would open WW Snap Caps Being Used On Meters GREENWOOD Police Chief cuit Clerk, Bubba Ashford, 3'M nii Crrr- ly valuable forward step lor tne business, educational, industrial and social progress of the entire area." The airport commissioners are Otis Garrard of Columbus, chairman; Henry Harris of West Point, vice chairman, and Stuart P. Vance of Starkville, secretary.

Columbus is about 20 miles east of Starkville on U. S. 82 and West Point about 10 miles North of U. S. 82 on U.S.

45W. which crosses the Colum their daughter, a nephew and RIVER BriJJTIN Stages Flood Present 24-hour Stages In ft stage stage change MISSISSIPPI St Louis 30 3.7 1.2 Rise Memphis 34 0.1 Fall Helena 44 7.0 0.5 Fall Arknsas City 44 3.3 0.2 Fall Vicksburg 43 3.8 0.1 Fall Natchez 48 s9.2 O.lRise Red Riv Lng 45 10.5 0.1 Rise Batn Rouge 35 5.8 0.1 Fall Mrs. Ashford's mother escaped US. DEPARTMENT OP COMVttCf WEATHER BUREAU Jecktea, Mituuieei Climeleleeicel Dete Frirtey, Auto! i Foreced Jecfcton end Vicinity: Perliy doudv. tMrm end humid witn tcattered, mostly tternoon, thunderhower throw! etur-yj low 70, high to Barnett Retefvoir: Southerly ind t-ll tnott, tutty in tftundershowert.

Worth Mitsikiippi: Scattered txer, hunderehowers; low ee-4. hi9h M-N. South Mississippi: Partly cloudy with thundershowers through te'ur ay; low 70-76. high tin. Sur.set Friday P.M..

Sunrise Saturday 5:73 A.M. Thursday Record la Jacksea Midnitnt 4A.M. UNooa 4P.M. Temperature 72 73 as 77 Dewpoint el 70 71 71 serious injury in a Wednesday for business as soon as the JiP truck was unloaded. Ellis will Curtis Lary has issued a stern warning to motorist who con of the Florida Agricultural Extension Service, Mr.

Bost said. His leadership has included authorship of five publications used in Florida 4-H programs, including public speaking literature adapted by several other states. After graduating from Mississippi State University in 1957, Mr. White became a graduate teaching assistant at Louisiana State University, where he received his M.S. degree.

While an undergraduate, he was an officer in six college organizations. He was named to "'Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities" In 1957. An outstanding 4-H Club member from Bailey in Lauderdale County, he was a national winner in the 4-H electric program in 1954, attending National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago and receiving a college scholarship. The next year he was a delegate to National 4-H Conference in Washington, D.C. His wife is the former Miss Jo Ann Mills of Meridian.

They have three children. tinue to put slugs in the parking meters. $350 'Dnlndsnvile 28 4.6 0.3 Rise HOSPITAL FLORAL SPECIALS bus -Starkville Highway at Ma- Lary said that the department 2.7 0.3 Rise New Orleans 17 hew Junction. has collected "a double hand- Relative Humidity tl i Wind Direction and Velocity 5 St 7 tOS til SE7 OHIO full" of snap caps from beer cans which are being used to Pittsburgh Cincinnati Cairo I ft IM4 YMf Ate tKsrt 0 101 In 1954 Sea Level Barometer 77 Temperature Today Highest 17 Lowest 71 25 pl6.4 0.2 Fall 52 r26.2 O.lRise 40 12.8 0.3 Rise PEARL 18 2.6 1.1 Rise 61 In LOVELY ARRANGEMENTS FROM OUR FRESHEST, MOST COLORFUL SEA. SONAL FLOWERS FREE ONE-DAY DELIVERY TO ANY JACKSON HOSPITAL FRIDAY SATURDAY ONLY Jackson afternoon traffic ml snap in Birmingham, Ala.

Mrs. Sidney W. Johnston, mother of Mrs. Ashford, was apparently the most seriously injured of the party suffering an injured ankle. Mrs.

Ashford, her daughter Mary Beth, a student at Mississippi State University, and Walter Johnson, a nephew to Mrs. Ashford suffered bruises and shock. The Ashford party was en route to Chattanooga, to attend the wedding of Lanny Butler, a grandson to Mrs. Johnston, when the accident occur ed. The occupants of the other vehicle reportedly received no serious injuries.

Mrs. Ashford and her companions were expected to continue their trip. S-Stage yesterday morning; P-Pool stage: R-Stage day be Clues Sought In Negro Home Blast CARTHAGE (AP) Officers searched Thursday for clues in an explosion that damaged the home of a Negro civil rights leader Wednesday night without inflicting injuries. The FBI and Leake County Sheriff Russell Edwards were notified a bomb was thrown at fore yesterday. replace the legal tender.

The chief said with a little cutting the snap cap rings work as well as coins, but he issued a reminder from Judge Orman Kimbrough Jr. The judge has Informed me that a minimum fine for tampering with parking meters Is $100. He said the beer can rings was considered gross tampering. Lary added that persons found tampering with the meters would find little sympathy from the court. Columbian Mines The famous Muzo emerald mines in Colombia have been producing gems for four the home of Mrs.

Dovie Hud Precipitation usi jt nours: .31 men. Pearl River at Jackson at 5 P.M.: feet, up 1 toot. Stat and National Temperatures and Rainfall High Lew Rain BIIOXl 84 .04 Columbus 73 .45 Greenwood 72 JACKSON 7 71 IMcComb 69 72 .05 Meridian Be .41 Tupelo 15 70 .46 Meridian Be .0 Atlanta 84 .19 Birmingham 14 72 .02 Boston 14 47 Buffalo, N.Y 74 44 .70 Charlotte, N.C 71 .03 Chicago 75 62 Denver to .32 Detroit 75 41 Ft. Worth 11 Helena, Mont 11 59 Houston. Tex 84 77 .01 Little Rock 87 70 .15 Los Angeles 83 47 Memphis 84 73 .02 Miami Beach 04 78 1.03 Minneapolis 71 54 Mobile 74 .12 New Orleans 91 73 Oklahoma City 90 49 .01 Phoenix, Ariz.

103 74 .01 St. Louis 81 59 San Francisco 42 55 Seattle 76 63 Shreveport 85 76 Washington 93 71 1.21 son, director of voter registra Itions in Leake for the NAACP. Suit Settled Out Of Court HATTIESBURG The $109,000 damage suit of D. T. irby Broiler Farms against American Cyanamid Co.

was settled out of Federal District Court here Thursday after the defense had begun its case. The amount of settlement was undisclosed. Irby, who has a farm near here, claimed that he bought some vaccine from the defendant company and the stuff prevented "Fowl Pox" as it was supposed to, but it stunted growth of about 600,000 chickens. Trial began Wednesday morning and was discontinued at noon the following day. imie minifilhis aire Ibdfiteir Wichita, Kan 82 61 37.

Nation's Cold Spot: Toledo, ft Palm Springs, 'Nation' wot Spot: 117. SUCH is Mmm roir mw ear taytag inn Mm mm aim Mrs. Mullings Dies At Columbia, Funeral Saturday COLUMBIA Mrs. John S. Mullings, 68, died Thursday at Marion County Hospital after a long illness.

Services will be at 10 a. m. Saturday at the First Methodist Church with burial in Wood-lawn Cemetery. Mrs. Mullings was reared on a farm near Franklington, La.

Mrs. Mullings was a graduate of Louisiana State Normal College and taught for several years. She was an active worker in the First Methodist Church and was a charter member of the Pleiades Club. She is survived by her husband; five sisters, Mrs. R.

H. Babington, Mrs. J. O. Simmons, Mrs.

O. H. Carter and Mrs. Stella Magee of Franklin-ton, and Mr. W.

J. Wil-toughby of Bogalusa, and a number of nieces and nephews, including Robert P. Carter, head of Mullings and Jury Fails To Agree On Suit MERIDIAN A Lauderdale County Circuit Court Jury failed to reach a verdict in a $250,000 damage suit filed against the Shell Oil Company and one of its drivers. Circuit Judge Aubert Dunn released the jury after they reported they were hopelessly deadlocked. In a civil case, a ver-dice by nine of the 12 urors is required.

B. L. Byrd filed the suit against the company and Sidney M. Steverson in connection with an accident between a Shell truck and a car on Highway 80 near the Newton County line on Oct. 14, 1965.

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