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duction of Speaker, Linda L. Robinson; Memorial Period, Sis. Kathy Sanders Sis. Tasha Smith; other program participants who participated in a skit. New Bethel was honored with many guests from other churches.

Our most important honoree, Holy Ghost, was present and led everyone into a great fellowship. The kitchen mechanics were on their job and a feast fit for a king was prepared for our guest. Our honorable pastor is Rev. Nathaniel Robinson. Ministers in the pulpit were Rev.

Perry (husband of speaker), and Rev. James Clark, New Associate Minister. Upcoming Events: Scott County District Building, Highway 80, Morton, May 11, ADay of Prayer; 6 p.m. Theme: the Future Exceptionally: As We Pray Without Ladies colors are white with red corsages. June 6: Annual Hat and Tea Show; 5 p.m., donation $5.

Each District Church is asked to decorate a table in the color of your choice and provide a dessert of your choice on your table. Additional food items will also be served as a group. Food committee will contact churches with further information. They are asking for models. Modeling categories are Sunday Best, Sports Casual.

Purchase a ticket from any Home Mission lady. June 9-11, East Mississippi Baptist State Congress of Christian Education. Musical and welcome program will be held on Tuesday at 6 p.m. Night classes will be held at 6 p.m. on Tuesday; Day classes will begin Wednesday morning.

More information will be forthcoming. Kitchen Mechanics, are needed. If you are willing to serve one or more days please contact Mrs. Jacqueline McDougle (Food Mechanics) and Mrs. Cassandra Flanagan Please remember the sick and shut-ins in the community, Special Get well wishes go out to Ms.

Yolanda Santiago If you have news pertaining to Union Community residents, please call Dorothy Smith (601)469-2521 or email CCoommmmuunniittyy eexxpprreesssseess ssyymmppaatthhyy ttoo ffaammiilliieess Our prayers are with the family of Mrs. Cleonia Banks Tucker, who passed Friday, May 1. Memorial services will be held Saturday, May 9, at Memorial Funeral Home, 745 Highway 468 in Brandon at 1 p.m. Viewing is Friday, May 8, from 11 until 5 p.m. and Family Hour is Friday from 6 to 7 p.m.

Mrs. Tucker, a native of this county. Please remember her family in your prayers. Our prayers are with Dr. Chris Gilmer and Mrs.

Holly Gilmer Collums in the loss of their mother, Mrs. Peggy Gilmer Piasecki who passed April 26 and was memorialized April 29 at Parkway Funeral Home in Ridgeland. We remember Mrs. Piasecki as one of the first customers at the Six Cees Superette and recall her dedication to excellence. Please remember her family in your prayers.

Abeautiful homegoing was held for Mr. Lamar Crook, Sr. Saturday, May 2, at Mt. Olive M.B. Church.

Our prayers are with his family. Mrs. Virginia Charity celebration of life was held Fri- day, May 1, at St. Peter M.B. Church in Morton.

Our prayers are with the family of this veteran educator and teacher who influenced the lives of many of her students including the Head Start youth with whom she worked. Our prayers are with Mrs. Ester Perry with the death of her sister, Mrs. Ora Bell Baylor who was memorialized May 1 at Canaan Baptist Church in Milwaukee, Wisc. Please remember Mrs.

family in your prayers. Please remember Nausead L. Stewart, Esq. in your prayers while she is hospitalized at St. Dominic Hospital and please continue to remember Mr.

A.B. Crudup and Mrs. Barbara Ormond.in your prayers. The Third Annual Helen Owens Pageant, sponsored by the Slaughter Library Relay for Life, was held April 26 at the Forest Service Center and the program guide was Connie Stewart.Other participants included coordinator Carolyn Macon and Minnie Hunter. SLRFLteam captain Cynthia Melton welcomed and presided over the crowning of the contest winners, namely Miss Timaya Bridges, daughter of Janet Patrick and Master Jayden Rodriguez, son of Gerlisa Rodriguez.

Other contestants were Christian McDowell, daughter of Sherry Harper, Braylee Martin, daughter of Nikki Martin and Xzavies Rodriguez, son of Brandon and Keisha Rodriguez. Following the crowning, all participants and guests enjoyed the ice cream safari. Congrats Jayden and Timaya! Congratulations to Mrs. Carolyn Macon on her graduation from Jackson State University, May 2. Mrs.

Macon received her B.S. in education with emphasis on child care with cum laude distinction. Way to go Mrs. Macon! Rev. and Mrs.

Henry (Marquita) Patrick expressed appreciation to those who turned out Sunday, April 26 at Concord M.B. Church to express their appreciation to the honorees. Among those participating in the special program were MC Dennis Hayes and Shonette Kelley, Carolyn Knowles, Corshela Pinkston, Rev. Reginald Pinkston, and Todrick Pinkston. The sermon was provided by Rev.

Walter Patrick of Good Hope Church. What a wonderful legacy of 25 years ministering to the Concord membership.Congratulations Rev. and Mrs. Patrick! The wedding details will be shared in next column.What a beautiful celebration of love! Legacy Parents and PEPPar- ents held their monthly meeting Sunday, May 3, at the Slaughter Library with the following present: Chineta Perry, Nytezia Pinkston, Eddie and Tina Brown, Claudean Mitchell, Christy Evans, Aleka Mitchell, Larissa Ringo, and board members Constance Slaughter-Harvey and Julian Williams.Members finalized plans for their inaugural summer camp.The next meeting is the second Sunday in June with volunteer training to be conducted May 30 and 31. Our readers are invited to attend the Anniversary of Rev.

Charles Bell at Mt. Olive M.B. Church on the fourth Sunday (May 24th) at 2 p.m. where Rev. Sheldon Thomas will deliver the message.

The Mt. Olive M. B. Church family will host the with Rev. Neal Keeton delivering the message on the 5th Sunday (May 31).

Additional details will follow. Answer to Quiz Teaser 227: Herman Patrick was the first African American elected to public office in Scott County when he was elected Constable from Beat 5 November 4, 1975. Quiz Teaser 228: Which African American Scott County educator was recognized for 40 years of service June 6, 1976? DDaayy pprrooggrraamm iiss ppllaannnneedd ffoorr SSuunnddaayy Day Program will be held at Midway M.B. Church on the second Sunday in May during regular service. Juanita Banks is in charge of the Day Program.

Leslie Ross is chairing the Day Banquet and breakfast. The men are preparing the menu and the food for Day. Midway M. B. Church Sunday school held its graduation for classes on last Sunday.

Moving from Class One to Class Two are Khaleb Shepard, and Jadaze Stowers. Moving from Class Two to Class Three are, Zaharrie Kincaid and Xavyon Flores. From Class Three to Class Four were Jamaiyah Bloodsaw. From Class Four to Adult Class were JaVarrie Banks and Victoria Cox. Sympathy is given to the Crook family in the passing of Lamar Crook.

He was eulogized Saturday, 2 p.m. Correction to the listing of the late J. B. Ward and Pauline Green Ward Children. Annie Laura Ward name was left off.

Forgive my error and add her name to your list of siblings. Hazel Johnson was moved to Lackey Hospital in their swing bed unit. Continue to pray for her recovery. Jerry Jones is in the senior care unit at Lackey Hospital. Continue to pray for him and his wife Betty and their family.

You may contact me at (601) 507-0992 or email Constance Slaughter- Harvey Slaughter Foundation Delie Shepard Midway News offee alk WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 2015 I HE EIGHBORHOOD THE SCOTT COUNTY TIMES 5B Smith From Page 4B A rrest eport The following persons were entered into the docket at the Scott County Detention Center between April 17 and May 1. All persons are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law: Ricky Demond Hughes, 34, 808 Hughes Forest, warrant for trespassing, warrant for petit larceny. Kenyatta Ragland, 40, 530 W.Williams Banning, California, aggravated trafficking. Daphne Harris, 46, 610 Ephesus Forest, possession of marijuana. James Ware, 63, 109 Jones Forest, possession of methamphetamine with intent.

Demon Williams, 59, 3740 Old Hwy.35 Forest, DUI 2nd offense. Eric LaRone Brown, 42, 42 Robert Moore Forest, family disturbance. Samantha Lynn Haralson, 26, 5119 Ephesus Forest, warrant for failure to send child to school. Raymond Moore, 33, no address given, disturbance of family. Charles Curry, 37, 604 N.4th Forest, malicious mischief, disturbing the peace, destruction of city property.

Tommy Shoemaker, 25, 218 Conn Cutoff Forest, malicious mischief. Hillary Jones, 19, 5810 Hwy.13 Morton, warrant-petit larceny. Timothy Joe Yates, 29, 1914 Horseshoe Walnut Grove, sexual battery, molesting. James Rushing Susz, 22, 823 N.Rushing Forest, drug court entries for separate offenses) Beverly Ann Harkley, 50, 158 Brand Forest, warrant larceny. Melissa Foster, 35, 88 Grant Johnson Morton, disturbance of family.

Regina Hacker, 38, 239 Burks Forest, contempt of court, disturbing the peace, old fines. Willie White, 66, 47 S.Boykin Morton, driving under the influence. Enrique Fitzgerald Floras, 34, 918 E.Seventh Forest, sale of narcotics. Roderick Tolliver, 45, 7100 Old Hwy.80 Meridian, public drunk. Alysha Townsend, 27, 487 Delorse Lane Lot 8, Forest, domestic violence.

April Nicole Johnson, 30, 398 Alex Crapps Lena, DUI, avoidance of law enforcement officer. Linda Gardner, 46, 518 Eastview Forest, dis- turbance of family. Joel Beckham, 29, 736 Grandmount Pearl, possession of controlled substance, no proof of vehicle insurance, improper equipment, driving while license suspended, warrant-contempt of court, bond surrendered. Dez Javon McWilliams, 29, 417 Austin Philadelphia, possession of marijuana. Cordarrel Jones, 26, 133 Baker Dr.East, Columbus, failure to appear (contempt of court).

Deandre Detrell Ducksworth, 19, 290 N.2nd Ave, Forest, disorderly conduct-failure to comply. Jorge Hernandez, 36, 610 Wicker Forest, DUI-2nd offense, no vehicle tag, careless driving. Mark Sanders, 46, 2098 Pete Freeman Union, possession of methamphetamine-2nd offense-indicted. Jemarus L.Ducksworth, 610 Birch Forest, larceny from motor vehicle. Darion Body, 33, 129 Bradford Forest, leaving scene of accident.

Charles Curry, 37, 604 N.4th Forest, family disturbance. Roger Dale Mowdy, 53, 1715 Brewer, Forest, 2 counts disturbing the peace. Perry Coleman, 54, 1538 Pleasant Ridge Forest, domestic violence. Velazquez Rosendo, 20, 7315 Hwy.501, Forest, DUI, careless driving, no license. Ashley Leann James, 27.4504 Lang Mill Forest, contempt of court-failure to pay fines.

Irivin Maroney, 39, 822 South West Forest, disorderly conduct. John Peter Doughtery, 48, 1464 Mann Parker, TX, public drunk. Ricky Demond Hughes, 34, 808 Hughes Forest, warrant. Randel Anderson, 55, 100 Sharp Forest, abusing 911, disorderly conduct. Christopher Wesley, 44, 570 True Light Walnut Grove, driving while license suspended, disorderly conduct.

Jeanelle McGee, 44, 486 Lone Pilgrim Hillsboro, felony possession of controlled substance, possession of marijuana. Joe McClesky, 47, 14549 Hwy.11, McCool, driving while license suspended, possession of drug paraphernalia, contempt of court-warrant. Brad McCarter, 29, 218 Hawkins Forest, no license, no proof of vehicle insurance, contempt of court..