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COURIERCOUNTY NEWS, THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1993. PAGE 7 A Events rJ 1- vo que chickn, hamburger plates, hot dogs and cakes will be available. An auction is planned. Come be a blessing. Your help is needed.

Mrs. Jones has a fatal Liver disease. All proceeds will go toward paying doctor, drugstore and hospital bills. May 23, 1993 '78 Class Reunion of West Union The 1978 graduates of West Union High School in Pinola are planning a reunion for Saturday, May 22, and Sunday, May 23, 1993. If you would like more information, please 'contact Marilyn Harris at 847-0673, Kathy Bridges at 847-2110 or Reba Martin at 932-4385.

May 31, 1993 Looking for the oldest in Magee The search is on for the oldest living resident of Magee. Mayor Pete Russell hopes to recognize the oldest Magee resident when Magee holds its second annual Homecoming '93 on June 19, 1993. Submissions must be in The Magee Courier by May 31, 1993. We need the names no later than this date. If you know of anyone that might qualify, please contact Jean Butler at 849-3434, or Barbara Magee at Magee's Chamber of Commerce at 849-2317.

(Continued from Page 3 A) at the Mendenhall Attendance Center Cafeteria from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. A good program has been planned. It will be a day of fellowship, reminising, meditation and fun. All teachers, and students are urged to attend and visitors are welcome.

A picnic lunch will be spread at noon. Awards will be given to the youngest, the oldest student present and to the one traveling the greatest distance to attend the reunion. May 8, 1993 Benefit for Claudia Faye Jones planned There will be a benefit for Claudia Faye Jones in Raleigh at the Raleigh Showbarn, 9 a.nij until 4 p.m., May 8. She is the daughter of Tommy and Kate Simmons. There will be gospel singing by the Harvest Quartet, Leaf River Boys and Promise.

Bar-b- 1 Heave Ho Mendenhall Sunflower employees, along with many other employees from different counties and states, attended the annual Sunflower Picnic at Roosevelt State Park in Morton, Sunday. Tug of War was one of the many activities enjoyed. Those participating were, left to right, Wayne Mohon, Josh Foster, Sandy Mohon, Bobby Sumerall, M.J. Hutchins, Keith Pearce, Lynn Hollan, Shelby Brown, Steve Sullivan, Dewey Shows, Vince Jordon, Gerald Hollan and Wesley Hollan. Storage Buildings JCPennev YOSEMITE Obituaries Strong "Protected By Rust-Oleum" Finish Over 7 ft.

Tall 100 Galvanized Steel 5 Year Warranty Easy To Assemble Hart of Mize, Charlie Hart and Las Hart, both of Mt. Olive; two sisters, Alice Shorter of Richland, Ruth Luttrell of Brandon; 6 grandchildren, 7 great grandchildren, 3 step grandchildren; a number of nieces and nephews. Billy Joe Rankin Billy Joe Rankin, 55, of Mize, millright, died Sunday, April 11, 1993, of respiratory failure, at St. Dominic Jackson Memorial Hospital. Services were 2 p.m., Tuesday, April 13, 1993, at Mims Mitchell Funeral Home of Magee with burial in Alex Sullivan Cemetery.

Mims Mitchell Funeral Chapel of Magee handled the ar- James Lamar Hart James Lamar Hart, 78, of Collins, retired custodian, died Tuesday, April 13, 1993, of aneurysm at his residence. Services were 3 p.m. Thursday, April 15, 1993, at Centeridge Baptist Church, Collins, with burial in Station Creek Cemetery. Colonial Chapel Funeral Home of Magee handled the arrangements. Mr.

Hart was a native of Covington County. He was retired from Jones Junior College as custodian. Survivors include his wife, Louise Hart of Collins; one daughter, Marie Ellis of Collins; one son, James Walter Hart of Collins; three brothers, Oscar AVAILABLE THROUGH YOUR J. C. PENNEY CATALOG MERCHANT Gene Polk's Pharmacy 601-849-2627 113 S.

Hattiesburg Drive Magee, MS 39111 Braxton Services were 3 p.m., Sunday, April 19, 1993, at St. Stephens Catholic Church with burial in Rocky Hill Cemetery, Smith County. Mims Mitchell of Magee handled the arrangements. Mrs. Bilozur was a native of Magee and a member of St.

Stephens Catholic Church of Magee. Survivors include her husband, Frank Bilozur of Magee; daughter, Fronec Atkins of Magee; sister, Girtrue Bryant of Mize; 3 grandchildren; 4 great grandchildren. Thomas Everett Eaton Thomas Everett Eaton, 80, of Magee, retired state hospital employee, died Friday, March 19, 1993, of heart failure at Magee General Hospital. Services were 10 a.m., Monday, March 22, 1993, at Mims Mitchell Funeral Home with burial in Dry Creek Cemetery. Mims Mitchell Funeral Home of Magee handled the arrangements.

Mr. Eaton was a native of Simpson County. Survivors include his wife, Mae Eaton of Magee; one son, Donald Eaton of Sanatorium; one daughter, Janet C. Austin of Mize; five sisters, Aline Henry of Lucedale, Juanita Magee of Mobile, Wilda Parker of Lucedale, Willie Hall of Seminary, Ruby Russell of Mobile, four brothers, Percy Eaton, James Edward Eaton, Harry Eaton, all of Lucedale, C.W. Eaton of Picayune; 9 grandchildren, 7 great grandchildren, a number of nieces and nephews.

rangements. Mr. Rankin was a native of Simpson County. Survivors include his wife, Ruth Rankin of Mize; one daughter, Kimberly McMillen of Mize; one granddaughter, Kristen McMillen of Mize; step mother Margie Mangum Rankin of Magee; three brothers, Dallas Rankin of Mendenhall, Charlene Rankin of Zachary, Oliver Rankin Jr. of Magee; three sisters, Hulen Mayfield of Freeport, Texas, Johnnie Mae Woods of Magee, Racey Cline of Greenville, a number of nieces and nephews, and a host of relatives and friends.

Marquerite W. Crosby Marquerite W. Crosby, 64, of Mendenhall, homemaker, died Friday, April 16, 1993, of a stroke at Simpson General Hospital. Services were 11 a.m., Monday, April 19, 1993, at Upton funeral Home Chapel with burial in Mendenhall Cemetery. Upton Funeral Home of Mendenhall handled the arrangements.

Mrs. Crosby was a native of Jeff Davis County. She was a member of the Mendenhall United Methodist Church and was preceded in death by her husband, Edward D. Crosby. Survivors include one son, John Crosby of Mendenhall; three step sons, Eddie Cliburn of Wesson, Malcolm Cliburn of Billings, Tommy Cliburn of Union; 4 grandchildren.

Kaye K. Bilozur Kaye K. Bilozur, 71, of Roofing and Construction, Inc. We Sire theTrofessionats! Construction Remodeling Painting Roofing Licensed Bonded Insured 789-5505 Joe Houston 789-5500 Jody Houston 1-800-898-5200 Jerry Houston her grandson is doing fine after his hernia surgery and is back in SpmNq PUNTiNq Starts Here! Annuals bedding plants Shrubs Perennial bedding plants Fruit trees Vegetable plants Roses Hanging flower baskets MA lWe have a large selection of Clematis, Mandenlla and Bogwvillea. school.

The youth of the First Baptist Church made $450 on their car wash, with that to be used on the youth Gulfshore trip. They are also enjoying the Fun-Food-Worship and fellowship that they get when they attend the youth group each Friday night at the family life center. Last Sunday night they put on a play called "The Champion" directed by the George girls. At the close of service, a gift of appreciation was given to the George family as they are leaving for their new home in Louisville, Miss. The beautiful clock will look good in their new den.

Bob, Beth and Cage Mills of Tupelo are visiting with their family, Ann and Thomas Harper of Braxton, this week and Cage is planning a big "first" trip to the zoo. We have everything you're looking for Lotfs of Rowers Mendenhall 847-0200 Magee, housewife, died Thursday, April 15, 1993, of cancer at Keesler Air Force Hospital, Biloxi. IF YOU DON'T KNOW RAY ROBERTS AND DON'T KNOW HIS QUALIFICATIONS: ASK SOMEONE WHO DOES: (Continued from Page 6 A) reunion. It was so good seeing Mrs. Christine Cooper Wilson of Port Arthur, last week.

She reported that her brother-in-law, Gordon Wilson of California, is doing good and enjoys reading the Simpson County News each week. Ruth Cox Oliver and Mable Everett attended the East Jackson District Council on Ministries meeting Thursday night at Alta Woods, U.M.C. There plans were made for the last six months of 1993 in the District. Maundy Thursday Communion services were observed at the Braxton U.M.C. last week.

It was conducted by Rev. William H. Dowling and several attended in spite of the rain and stormy weather. The First Baptist and Methodist Churches enjoyed a joint worship service Easter, with Dr. Sammy McDonald, pastor of Baptist Church as evangelist.

Plans are also underway for our joint Vacation Bible School that will be May 31 thru June 4 at First Baptist Church Family Life building. Several of the youths of First Baptist Church attended the Dawson McAllister Student Conference that was held in Jackson last week. They reported a good time and received a great blessing in attending. Mrs. Freida Wigginton is now in the Convarest Nursing Home in Mendenhall.

Friends are welcome to stop by anytime for a visit. We are glad to hear New Arrival Katelyn Elizabeth Berch Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dennis Berch of Magee proudly announces the birth of their daughter, Katelyn Elizabeth, born April 9, 1993 at Mississippi Baptist Medical Center. Maternal grandparents are Mr.and Mrs.

Ted Allen of Magee. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berch of New Hebron. Great-grandparents are Mr.

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$109 CALL COLLECT "Ray is qualified. A graduate of Magee High School and attended University A graduate of University with a degree in Mortuary Science A graduate of Florida Minimum Standards Foundation in Criminology Has attended numerous seminars in patrol, criminal investigation and narcotics Has attended seminars in Police Department administration and budgeting and has taken courses in leadership and supervisory training 886-7006 AFTER 5 P.M. CALL 886-7174 POOLS and SPAS he has the experience He served as civil defense director with the police department in Pascagoula and for eight years was with the Panama City, police department as a patrolman, juvenile officer, traffic investigator, detective and in the supervisory rank of sergeant commanding 17 officers per shift. He was appointed state beverage agent for the State of Florida and served as a task force investigator in vice, criminal intelligence and narcotics. He served the people of Magee for three years with the Magee Police Department as a patrolman and communications officer.

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