The Clarke County Tribune from Quitman, Mississippi • Page 4

Page 4A The Clarke County Tribune Wednesday March 29, 1995 OBITUARIES Annie Louis Laird Services for Annie Louis Laird were held March 23, 1995, at Wright's Funeral Home Chapel with burial in the Andrews Chapel Cemetery. Rev. Buddy Braddock officiated. Mrs. Laird, 87, of Quitman, died March 21, 1995, at H.

C. Watkins Memorial Hospital. Survivors include a daughter, Jerry Carmichael, Quitman; one grandchild and four great- -grandchildren. Lucille Christopher Land Services for Lucille Christopher Land were held on March 23, 1995, at Gilbertown United Methodist Church with burial in the Gilbertown Cemetery. Rev.

Larry Patrick, Rev. Reba Wylie, Rev. Walter Hughley and Rev. Morris Ingram officiated. Mrs.

Land, 81, died March 21, 1995, at Rush Foundation Hospital. Survivors include a husband, Alton G. "Buck" Land, Meridian; a daughter, Sandra Land Smith, Citronelle; a son, Alton G. "Al" Land, Meridian; son-in-law, Tommy G. Smith, Citronelle; daughter-in-law, Beth Green Land, Meridian; two sisters, Jesse Frank Phillips, Thomasville; and Doris Jones, Thomasville; two brothers, John Christopher, Tuscaloosa and James Christopher, Butler; five grandchildren, four great-grandchildren and many other relatives and friends.

Serving as pallbearers were Raymond Gibson, Clayton Cobler, Marvin Merritt, Bud Kent, Gordon Rentz and David Moffett. Honorary pallbearers were Frank Kennedy, G. A. Gilbert, Norman Samuelson, Heyward Phillips, Haskel Whigham, William Utsey, Mac McClain, Jasper Adams, Gilmer Doggett, Pat Lindsey, Clatis Tew, Johnny Bryan, Benny Stevens, Bill, Bob and Howard Christopher, Chris Jones, David Phillips and Chris Lancaster. Robert Moore Davis Services for Robert Moore Davis were held March 24, 1995, at Wright's Funeral Home Chapel with burial in the Enterprise Cemetery.

Dr. John Stevens and Rev. John Kramer officiated. Mr. Davis, 32, of Quitman, died March 23, 1995, at Riley's Hospital in Meridian.

Survivors include his father, Buddy Davis, Quitman; mother, Paula R. Davis, Quitman; three brothers, Keith Davis, Richard Davis and Scott Davis; three nieces and two nephews. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to your favorite charity. Roy Graham Services for Roy Graham were held March 27, 1995, at Wright's Funeral Home Chapel with burial in the Antioch Cemetery. Rev.

Lester Griffin and Rev. Bob Powell officiated. Mr. Graham, 89, of Quitman, died March 25, 1995, at H. C.

Watkins Memorial Hospital. Survivors include two sons, R. H. Graham, Meridian; R. W.

Graham, Quitman; five daughters, Glenese Robinson, Stonewall; Pauline King, Stonewall; Irene Williamson, Quitman; Ocie Mae Haughton, Neddleton; Faye Graham, Meridian; a brother, Woodrow Graham, Meridian; a sister, Flora Harrison, Butler; 19 grandchildren and 26 greatgrandchildren. Martin receives scholarship to UWA Kimberly Martin, a senior at Quitman High School, has been chosen to receive a Trustee Award from the University of West Alabama (formerly Livingston University) according to a recent announcement by the scholarship committee. The Trustee's Award, part of the scholarship program at the University of West Alabama, was awarded to Martin for her outstanding academic performance in high school and above average college entrance examination grades. The award is a four-year scholarship to the University of West Alabama. She is the daughter of James Martin of Stonewall and Renee Alsup of Meehan.

Martin plans to attend the University of West Alabama in the fall of 1995. Harry Wheat attends speciality training program in respiratory diseases Pharmacist Harry Wheat of Wheat Drug Company in Quitman, was among those attending the Specialty Training Program in Respiratory Diseases in Memphis, Tennessee, March 15 19, 1995. The program was presented by the American College of Apothecaries Pharmaceutical Care Institute. Pharmacists from across the United States and Canada spent more than forty hours in an intensive clinical education experience to prepare them to develop a specialty practice in respiratory therapy. LET US KNOW a birth, a marriage, and engagement, or anything Way Back When Compiled from The Clarke County Tribune pages 40 Years Ago The Hopewell Home Demonstration Club met in the home of Mrs.

J. S. Graham. The meeting was opened with the members singing "My Faith Looks Up To Then all gave their favorite Bible verses. Robert E.

Covington, attorney for Quitman, has announced his candidacy for the office of representative from Clarke County to the Mississippi Legislature. 15 Years Ago Ole Miss Lady Rebels Coach Van Chancellor was the guest speaker at the Enterprise High Country Jam from 1A tertainment which will continue into the night. The a audio for all stages will be provided by Southern Sounds a professional sound company which has handled some of the largest concerts in the country. "Lone Wolf Productions believes that Southern Sounds will indeed provide the ultimate thunder in the Thunder and Lightning Tour," said Jefcoat. The Clarke County Shriners will be manning all the concession stands along with Pepsi Cola.

Proceeds from the concession sales will go to support the Shriners in Clarke County and all across Mississippi. Picnic benches will be provided for everyone to enjoy. Pepsi Cola has been synonymous with great entertainment events for many years and is bringing this expertise to Mississippi Country Jam '95. Representatives of Pepsi will be on hand throughout the day with special surprises and giveaways as well as providing plenty of ice cold. Pepsi at the concession stands.

Lone Wolf Productions has commissioned a local artist to design Mississippi Country Jam '95 t-shirts and caps which will be on sale throughout the day. There will be supervised park- School Banquet. Kaye Dearman and Renee Hankins were the top two in Girl Scout cookie sales. Kaye was awarded a two weeks campship at Camp Meridale in Meridian and Renee won a one week campship at Meridale. Archusa Creek Water Park was named Park of the Month.

This award i is presented by the Pat Harrison Waterway District. Congressman Trent Lott, State Chairman of the Reagan for President, said that David Donnell will serve as campaign chairman for Clarke County. 10 Years Ago Leslie May graduated from ing available, special security throughout the park, ample bathroom facilities and first aid stations. Special facilities and parking for the handicapped will also be provided. Everyone is encouraged to attend.

Bring your lawn chairs and blankets and plan to spend the day. Admission to the event is $10.00. Children ten and under are admitted free. Tickets are available at the gate. Advance tickets may be purchased at all Chickasawhay Natural Gas offices; from a any Clarke County Shriner, Clarke County Chamber of Commerce, Mike's Truck Stop and Archusa Mini Mart; Music Emporium in Meridian, The Tire House and Boyd's Truck Stop in Newton.

Gates will open at 11 a.m. and the show begins at 1 p.m. Flea Market from 1A part of this important project should contact the Chamber of Commerce Tuesday through Thursday at 776-5701; Helen Ann Beeman at 776-6196; Bea Reynolds at 776-3843 or Jane Williams at 776-2441, or be at the Multi-Purpose Building Saturday morning. In Loving Memory Of Our Father Andy Lewis March 15, 1930 September 16, 1993 As the years roll by, we are constantly reminded of our father and the things he taught us. We will keep the courage and faith he gave us until we meet him on that distant shore where we will say thanks for all the things he did for us.

May his soul rest in peace until that appointed time when we all can be together again. POEM One of God's angels came down from Heaven and wandered the earth searching for our Dad. When the angel found him he said come Andy and rest your weary body, you have served your purpose here on earth. So Dad quietly slipped away from us not putting up a fight at all. He knew this world was not his home, he was just passing through.

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