Scott County Times from Forest, Mississippi • Page 2

in Ott will on of in of C. 2A The Scott County Times, Wednesday, June 29, 1988 Our Town JSU names Dean's List Letha A. Brantley, Rogialeen Duboise, Mary A. Shauronda R. Harper, Pamela S.

Scott, Patsy J. all of Forest; and Shelanda R. Gardner of Walnut have been 1 named Dean's List scholars at Jackson University for the 1967-88 spring semester. Dean's List scholars must obtain at least a 3.0 grade point average. FBC to hold celebration There will be a God and Country Celebration at Forest Baptist Church on Sunday, July 3, at 11 a.m.

The congregation and choir will sing. "My Country Tis of Thee" Eyes Have Seen the and "God Bless America" The sermon will be entitled, "Your Birthright" by Guy Henderson. Servicemen, Reservists, National Guard, and all Scouts are requested to wear their uniforms. Carr UMC revival slated Revival dates have been set for Carr UMC in Smith County. The revival will start Monday, July 4 and last through Wednesday, July 6 starting each evening at 7:30 p.m.

Rev. H. J. Hedgepeth, pastor of Forest UMC, will be the guest preacher. Homecoming set for July 17 Carr UMC's Homecoming is set for Sunday, July 17.

The morning service will be at 11 a.m. with dinner on the grounds at 12 noon. Rev. Robert Himebrook will deliver the Homecoming message. Public Hearing to be July 8 The East Central Planning and Development District Area Agency on Aging will bold a Public Hearing for Aging Programs on Friday, July 8, 1988, at 10 a.m.

in the Newton City Hall Auditorium in Newton. The purpose of this hearing is to inform all interested persons and organizations about programs and services Deaths Hattie Coleman Hoskins Funeral services for Hattie Coloman Hoskins, 83, were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday, June 21, 1988, at Goodhope Baptist Church in Pulaski. Rev. J.

C. Collier officiated. Interment was made in the New Chapel Cemetery in Pulaski. Mrs. Hoskins passed away on Thursday, June 16, 1988, at the home of her sister.

Kever Thames. She was a member of Morning Star Baptist Church in Philadelphia until her health failed. Survivors include three sisters, Mrs. Kever Thames, Ms. Zeophia Martin, Morton, Mrs.

Macy Watkins, Flagstaff, AZ; one foster daughter, Mrs. Edna Mae Hayes. Philadelphia; one step-daughter, Julia Mae Pome, Prichard, AL: a foster grandson, who she raised, Terry Pace; and foster grandchildren. Pallbearers were James Lofton, David Lofton. Hind Lofton, Frankie B.

Travis, Willie Nicks, and Richard Wright. Holifield Funeral Home was in charge of the services. Joe Eleby Funeral services for Joe Eleby, 73, were held at 3 p.m. Wednesday, June 22, 1908, at Decatur Missionary Baptist Church in Decatur. Rev.

Purvis Moore officiated. Mr. Eleby passed away on Tuesday, June 14, 1968. He was an employee of the railroad for thirty -three years. Survivors include one brother, Will Eleby, Decatur; three sisters.

Miss Mary Jane Eleby, Bessie Eleby Evans, both of Decatur, Mrs. Irene Eleby Nichols. Hickory; one brother, Robert Eleby and two sisters, Daisy Eleby Kidd and Corine Eleby Gallaspy. preceded him in death. were family and friends.

Holifield Funeral Home was in charge of the services. Pearl Irene Cole Burns Funeral services for Pearl Irene Cole Burns, 82, were held at 2 p.m., Saturday, June 25, 1968, from the Ott and Lee Chapel in Forest. Rev. Eugene Young and Rev. Billy Ray Smith officiated.

Interment was made in the Burns Baptist Cemetery in Smith County. Mrs. Burns passed away on Thursday, June 23, 1908, at the Leake County Memorial Hospital in Carthage. She was a resident of the Burns Community all of her She was a member of the Burns Baptist Church. Survivors include her husband, William Thomas Burns, Burns; one daughter, Mrs.

George (Bernice) Thornton, Lena; three sons. Walter Mac Burns, Forest, Howard Burns, Slidell, LA, MacArthur Burns, Lena; two sisters, Mrs. Lena Chandler, Burns, and Mrs. Letha Carpenter, Forest; seven grandchildren. Pallbearers were Anthony Thornton, Thomas Ance Burns, Joseph Burns, Todd Burns.

Greg Alford, and Wilson Hallman. Honorary pallbearers were Jimmy Chandler, Tillie Chandler, Greg Young, Jeff Kennedy, and Coonie Chandler, Ott and Lee was in charge of the services. Melvin Wayland Lewis Funeral services for Melvin Wayland Gerald's Special-ofthe- -Week GERALD MAJURE 1983 Ford Crown Victoria 2 V-8 Engine, Automatic, "Loaded" Extra Clean Haralson Ford Chrysler Plymouth Dodge Hwy. 80 West, Forest 469-3421 available for senior citizens in Clarke, Jasper, Kemper, July 12. Chapter Order of Eastern Star met in Canton on June 11.

Lauderdale, Leake, Neshoba, Newton, Scott, and Smith Sponsored by Meridian Community College, this Scott County holds a number of District officers as Counties. seminar is to be directed by a Registered Investment Ad- follows: Mrs. Fannie Bradford Matron, Ms. Mattye Gray, The goals and objectives for Fiscal Year 1969 will be viser with the Securities Exchange Commission. Par- Evans, Secretary, and Mrs.

Katie Patrick, Youth Strong, discussed and comments from the public be welcom- ticipants are to meet from p.m. in the Meridian Counselor from Lone Pilgrim Chapter 418, Mrs. Pearl Grove ed. Room State on campus. Clark, Treasurer from Beaconlight 41, Mrs.

Mary Alice SCHS Class of '78 to unite The 1978 graduate class of Scott Central High School will be holding ten year reunion on July 17 from 12 noon until at Roosevelt State Park, pavillion number 4. Each person is responsible for his own picnic lunch. RBC to host gospel singing There will be a Gospel Singing at Ridge Baptist Church Saturday night, July 2 starting at 7:30 p.m. Featured singers will be the "Voices of Praise', The public is invited to attend. Bro.

I. L. Hill is the pastor. Marby participates in course Patsy Mabry of Lake participated in a business tion intensive course at the University of Southern Mississippi June 13-17. The course, "Techniques of Coordination.

examined techniques and procedures used in coordinating office occupation programs, distributive education programs and diversified occupations. LCUMC members to meet All members of Lynch Chapel United Methodist Church are asked to meet at the church on Wednesday, June 29 at 7 p.m. The purpose of the meeting is to receive information concerning the building project. Marvin Morgan is chairman of the Building Committee. The pastor is Rev.

Arthur Lewis, Jr. MCC sponsors a seminar Scott County proach to personal consider the planned for three Lewis. 66, were held at 4 p.m. Saturday, June 25, 1968, from the Ott and Lee Chapel in Morton. Rev.

Wendell Merritt and Rev. Jim Holcomb officiated. Interment was made in the Independence Cemetery in Scott County. Mr. Lewis passed away on Thursday, June 23, 1988, at the VA Hospital in Jackson.

Prior to his retirement he was employed as a carpenter. He was a resident of Pulaski for most of his life. He was a vetern of WWII, a member of the American Legion Post 106. member of the DAY Spencer H. Dawson Chaper 11, and a member Independence Methodist Church, Morton.

Survivors include one son. William Calvin Lewis, Sulphur Springs, TX; two daughters, Mrs. Marian Kaye Briethaupt, McComb, Mrs. Polly Faye White, Liberty: one sister, Mrs. Allene Creel, Pulaski: and eight grandchildren.

Pallbearers were Bill Bob Lockert, James Lockert, Joe Lockert, John Ed Miles, and Jones Phillips. Ott and Lee was in charge of the services. Birdie M. S. Waggoner Funeral services for Birdie Marie Sullivan Waggoner, 68.

were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday, June 21, 1968, from the Ott and Lee Chapel in Morton. Rev. Wayne Adams officiated. Interment was made in the Morton Memorial Gardens.

Mrs. Waggoner passed away Sunday, June 19, 1968, at the West Scott Baptist Hospital. A native of Smith County, she had been a resident of Morton for the past 39 years. She was a member of the Two Miles Baptist Church in Morton. Survivors include her husband.

Guy Waggoner, Morton, two sons. R. M. Sullivan Eureka Community, Rankin County, Charles Sullivan, Polkville, one daughter, Louise Westmoreland, Morton, five stepchildren, three sisters, Mrs. Selma Martin, Morton, Mrs.

Winnie Jackson, Morton, Mrs. Cammie Warren, Magee, seven grandchildren and fifteen step-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by husband Archie Sullivan in 1981. Pallbearers were the Deacons of Two Mile Baptist Church. Ott and Lee was in charge of the services.

Senie Hubbard Greener Funeral services for Senie Hubbard adults interested in a common sense apfinancial planning are encouraged to Successful Money Management Seminar consecutive Tuesday nights beginning Greener, 65, were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday. June 28. from the Forest United Methodist Church in Forest. Rev.

H. J. Hedgepeth, and Rev. Aubrey Smith officiated. Interment was made in the Eastern Cemetery in Forest.

Mrs. Greener passed away on Saturday, June 25, 1968, at the S. E. Lackey Convalescent Home in Forest. A native Crystal Springs, she was a resident of Forest for the past years.

Prior to ber retirement she was employed as a nurse with the Warren Jones, M.D. Clinic. Mrs. Greener servered WWII and the Korean Conflict the Army Nurse Corp. She was a member Mississippi State Nurses Association.

the Dale Mayo Circle and Forest United Methodist Church. Survivors include her husband. James Greener. Forest; two daughters, Mrs. Kathy Brown, Winter Park.

FL. Mrs. Phyllis Hawkins, Forest, son, Rodney Greener. Memphis, IN; mother. Mrs.

Ruth Hubbard. Forest, three sisters. Mrs. Sara Lee Gallman. Crystal Springs, Mrs.

Jo Marler, Forest, Mrs. Dorothy Dot Roth. Roanoke. VA: one brother, George Hubbard. Forest, and three grandchildren.

Pallbearers were Michael Gardner. Stan Roberts. Udell Sessions, W. T. Halford, Charles Sanders, and Elton Smith.

Honorary pallbearers were Dr Warren Jones. Dr. J. P. Lee.

and the Nurses and Staff of S. E. Lackey Convalescent Home. Ott and Lee was in charge the services, of Betty Lou Wooten Funeral services for Mrs. Betty Lou Wooten.

63. were held at 11 a.m. Friday, June 24, 1988. from the and Lee Chapel in Forest. Rev.

Ken McLemore officiated. Graveside service was beld at Wood Bailey Cemetery at 2 p.m.. Saturday, June 25, 1968, in Blountstown, Florida with Rev. Jimmy Flowers officiating. Interment was made in the Wood Cemetery in Blountstown.

FL. Mrs. Wooten passed away Thursday, June 23. 1968. at the Mississippi Baptist Medical Center Jackson.

Formerly of Fountain, Florida she had been a resident of Forest for the past one and a half years, She was a member of the Magnolia Baptist Church in Blountstown. FL. She was presi- (Continued Page 12A) Please NATIONAL LIFE Remember Jackie Calhoun, CLU When You Want The BEST In Life Insurance Auburn C. Lambeth, CLU, And Associates Business Ph. 469-3924 1179 Hwy.

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Deico THEY MATCH. GENERAL MOTORS A UTOMOTIVE (HOLESALE Forest Morton Philadelphia Decatur 469-2611 732-6327 656-4816 635-2210 Tuition is $35. Streeter speaks to Lions Following a slide presentation of various activities at a National Camp for Blind Children, John W. Streeter, Central Mississippi Representative of the Christian Record Braille Foundation, explained several operations of this organization to the Forest Lions Club at their recent meeting. Among the operations discussed were camps for blind children, furnishing braille Bibles to blind persons, and teaching aids in writing for a blind exchange of information.

Reunion set for July 2 The annual Rushing. Tucker reunion will be Saturday, July 2, at Union Baptist Church in the Red Top Communi- ty. Bring your picnic basket filled with goodies for dinner on the grounds. There will be lots of delicious food, picture taking, getting reaquainted and fun time. Autry talks to Rotary Club James Autry, with the local Soil Conservation Service in Scott County, spoke to the Forest Kiwanis Club this week on soil conservation and farming in Mississippi.

He was introduced by Bill Goodwin. Eastern Star holds meeting The Eighth District meeting of Bathsheba Grand Marble Granite Works "Mississippi's Largest Selection of Momument" Alice Livingston Herron, Office Mgr. Hwy. 35 North, Forest Office 469-4211 Res. 469-2636 Keep up with all the local events in The Scott County Times Moore, Associate Conductress, and Mrs.

Mildred Thames, Chairman of Trustee. Mrs. Mary Moore's daughter, Virginia Moore, won first place in an Aratorical Contest, subject, Tools for Success. Caravan to be in Forest Gospel Caravan, A Time of Praise, will be at the National Guard Armory at Forest July 14, 15, 16 at 7 p.m. The evangelist is Tommy Walker of Mt.

Olive. The Salvation Singers are Alice Hall, Beatrice Maulden, and Eddie and Annette Bragg. Sherrle Hutson will be singing solo. Everyone is invited. There will be a Gospel Singing at Prayer, Praise, and Worship Center one half mile South of Pelahatchie on Hwy.

43 on Saturday, July 9 at 7 p.m. The featured group will be The Generations, Salvation Singers and Billy Maulden. Open to public to participate. LHS raising funds for Harville Lake High School Future Homemakers of America is raising funds to send Tina Harville to the national FHA convention in Cincinnati, OH on July 10-14. Tina is a state FHA officer and was a program presenter at the Mississippi FHA -HERO Leadership Session held Lake Tiak-0-Khata in Louisville.

A senior at LHS. she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Harville of Lake. Can anything really be called Judalo-Christian? Did Christ subscribe to the theology of those he called the children of the Devil? John 8:44 The truth may surprise you.

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