The Clarke County Tribune from Quitman, Mississippi • Page 14

Page 4B The Clarke County Tribune Wednesday October 20, 1993 Calvary News By: Reba Whitley The Lord continues to bless Calvary Baptist Church with good attendance and new members. Sunday night study of the book of Romans is really good, we invite you to attend. Jimmy Hairgard had a birthday and was honored with a plaque for his church treasury work for several years. Which has been a job well done. Exodus 40 says, "According to all that the Lord had commanded (Moses) so he did." The words of scripture arc meant for our protection, correction and direction.

Next Sunday is Deacon election at Calvary, November 6th, Saturday night The Ridgeways will be singing at Calvary. As a new church year begins lets remember to serve, as unto the Lord. Serve me Lord with gladness. And come meet with us at Calvary Baptist Church, 307 Railroad Quitman. ft tj- a -I ii I i rr.

'1. h4 liv; QHS Freshman Officers Freshman class officers for the 1993 94 QHS Junior Class Officers Junior class officers for the 1993 94 school year are Lori Robinson and Katrina Simpson, secretaries; Elizabeth Carter and Shameka Whigham, co-presidents; and Christina Cochran and Marva McFariand, student council representatives. school year are Edea Baldwin, secretary; Nikki QHS Sophomore Officers Sophomore class officers for the 1993 94 school year are Jaime Phillips and Otis Whigham, co-presidents; Roland McFariand, secretary; Rosiland Ross and Kristl Lewis, student council representatives; and Allyn Doggett, secretary. nvci jf oiuui nwui iwii i wwwi j. Owens and Tanya Dearman, co-presidents; and Tabitha Gray, secretary.

N. Scorte-wtvLL fryer remember him in your prayers. Christy Smith is in recovery from emergency surgery. I understand Christy is feeling much better and we send our get well wishes to her. Pray for Christy as she recovers.

The Wayman family needs our prayers as they try to get life going after the loss of their loved one. Thursday night was a special night at our October Fest Revival services. Bro. Jerry Doggett, pastor of Macedonia Baptist Church and a Stonewall native, brought a very inspiring message. Everyone enjoyed the services and we welcomed visitors from other churches and communities.

The young people enjoyed a hot dog feast afterwards. Everyone is invited to worship with us at First Baptist Church as we begin our revival services on October 17-20, with evangelist Danny Lanier and Bro. C.C. Burns. Stanley Phillips is doing fine after surgery in Jackson.

By the time this issue is out Stanley will be home. Please continue to from the hospital and we are thankful. Pray for her recovery and for Mrs. Edna McDonald, as she cares for Mrs. Hatley and Maxine.

Granddaughter, Taylor has been a little under the weather due to weather changes and her bronchial problems, but she still wasn't convinced she needed to stay inside. We send a message of sympathy and our prayers to the Rascoe family, on the death of Huey Rascoe. He was the brother of Mr. Willie and Johnny Rascoe. May God bless all of you.

Let us continue to pray for Mrs. Ruth Ivey, Dot Crane and Gary Overby. The rain was so refreshing and much needed. God is good and sees our every need. The nice cool nights sure are good for sleeping.

The bench crew at Super Stop enjoyed a special birthday celebration on October 14th. It was the birthday of our bench chief, Charles Smith, who turned 65. Everyone enjoyed the party catered by Ron Stephenson. Charles we hope that you had a good day and will enjoy many more. Belated birthday greetings to Susan Allen.

Susan and the ladies of her family enjoyed a shopping trip to Tupelo last week. Mrs. Pauline Hatley is home Don't Delay! Renew Your Tribune Subscription Today QHS Senior Class Officers Students recently chose class officers for the 1 993 94 school year and they are (front row left to right) Angie Taylor and Anitra Conner, secretaries; Kim Sterling and Angie Lewis, co-presidents; (back row) student council representatives Samantha Parks, Tracy Carter, Kevin Ivy and Renee Dabbs. 6 Q3fflSM)iJ ft ft To the Qualified Voters of Quitman School District, Clarke County, Mississippi 3 Ii ri 3 3 a 8 i S(D)ofiff I On November 2, 1993, for the first time in more than four years, an election will be held to elect members of the Board of Trustees of Quitman School District. The current Board members are seeking election for the following terms: entire stock regular priced merchandise 'Today's Fashion at Yesteryear's Prices" A new bus barn has been constructed, removing a hazardous situation from a residential area Over $1,000,000 of facility renovations to Quitman High School and other buildings have been completed.

These renovations support a safe, comfortable learning environment for students. The Quitman School District has been selected by the State Department of Education as one of the 15 Technical Preparation Pilot Sites. Enrollment has increased in ad Ray B. McKenzie No Lay-aways No Returns No Refunds R. Smith 1 04 W.

Church St. Quitman 776-6274 Fri. 9am 5pm William H. Read 1 year term expiring January 1, 1995 2 year term expiring January 1, 1996 3 year term expiring January 1, 1997 4 year term expiring January 1, 1998 5 year term expiring January 1, 1999 Sat. 9am -3pm Samuel E.

Box Mamie McFariand Rent and Save! $16.00 wk. vanced academic classes as well as vocational programs. The Clarke County Vocational Center has grown from approximately 100 students to 200-plus students Electors who believe that progress must continue, and who want to see our School District become even better for their children and grandchildren, are encouraged to vote for ALL current Trustees on November 2, 1993. T.V VCR T.V VCR Freezer mcafu Washer It Sir Ac tar to ye rt. $10.00 wk.

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Please Vote For The Five Named Trustees The upcoming election may be the most important Trustee Election ever held in this School District. Under the leadership of the current listed Board of Trustees our School District has made tremendous progress. School operational millage has been lowered from 34.95 mills in 1 991 -92 to 33.27 mills in 1 993-94 a drop of 1 .68 mills. Washer Dryer $17.00 wk. LR Suites $17.00 wk.

Come in and prepare for the Holidays! New Releases Coming Soon Dead Alive Ray B. McKenzie R.L. Smith tf William H. Read tf Samuel E. Box tf Mamie McFariand tf Your vote is not just a matter of politics.

It could mean a matter of School District survival. Please elect the members of the current Board of Trustees who have demonstrated their concern for the welfare of the children of this District Chain of Desire Deadly Exposure Excessive Force Indecent Proposal Sandlot JSr Cop A Half -v Dark Half -Possef Tom 6 Jerry Rentals Unlimited The Video Place 103 Donald a -Quitman Jfc This advertisement paid for and published by RAY B. McKENZIE, R. SMITH, WILLIAM H. READ, SAMUEL E.

BOX and MAMIE McFARLAND, the present members of Quitman School District Board of Trustees..