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10A THE MAGEE COURIER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1988 OBITUARIES. RIES Mrs. Mattie Mae Sullivan son, Danny Powell. Puckett Cemetery Mrs. Mattie Mae Sullivan, 83, of Mt.

Olive, died Sunday, October 23, 1988 at St. Dominics Memorial Hospital in Jackson. The Jefferson Davis County native was a member of the New Hope Baptist Church. Funeral services were conducted October 25, 1988 at Mims Mitchell Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Earl Surber and Rev.

Jerry Warren officiating. Mims Mitchell Funeral Home Chapel was in charge of arrangements with interment at Hopewell Cemetery. Survivors include 4 sons, Will Sullivan, Mt. Olive; Frank Sullivan, Jackson; Charles Sullivan, Walnut Grove, and Stanley Ray Sullivan, Mize: 3 daughters, Sarah Sullivan, Arlington, TX; Merle Herrington, Magee; and Fannie Butler, Magee: 2 brothers, Buford Robbins, Prentiss; and J.P. Robbins, Prentiss: 10 grandchildren and 16 greatgrandchildren; a host of relatives and friends.

Mr. Walter Dent Husband Mr. Walter Dent Husband, 72, of Raleigh, died Thursday, October 20, 1988 at Smith County General Hospital in Raleigh. The Smith County native was a retired night watchman with Raleigh Corp. and a mason with Cohay Lodge and Eastern Star Chapter Funeral services were held Saturday, October 22, 1988 at 11 a.m.

at First Baptist Church of Raleigh with Rev. Gene Young and Rev. Max Price officiating. Smith County Funeral Home of Raleigh and burial was at North Raleigh Cemetery. Survivors include his wife, Mrs.

Cora Mae Husband of Raleigh: 3 sons, Bobby Dean Husband of Rockwood, Jerald D. Husband, Sr. of Pearl; Joe Thomas Husband of Raleigh: 1 sister, Myrtle Thornton of Raleigh; 10 grandchildren and 2 great- grandchildren. Mr. James Earl Williams Mr.

James Earl Williams, 73, of Pinola, died at his residence Thursday, October 20, 1988. The Louisiana native was a WWII Veteran, a retired farmer and a member of Strong River Baptist Church. Funeral services were conducted Friday, October 21, 1988 at 10 a.m. at Upton Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Joe Stovall officiating.

Upton Funeral Home of Mendenhall was in charge of arrangements and burial was at Strong River Cemetery. Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. Shirley Chilton of Byran, 3 sisters, Mrs. Willie Mae Wigley of Mendenhall, Mrs. Merle Orman of Mendenhall, and Mrs.

Mary Sandifer of Meridian; 1 brother, Bernice Williams of Jackson; 4 grandchildren and 4 greatgrandchildren. Mrs. Willie B. Powell Mrs. Willie B.

Powell, 63, of Mize, died Sunday, October 23, 1988 at Smith County General Hospital. The Smith County resident was retired from Universal Mfg. Co. and a member of Rose Hill Baptist Church. Funeral services were conducted Tuesday, October 24, 1988 with Rev.

Evon Ingram and Rev. Eugene Purser officiating. Mims Mitchell Funeral Home of Magee was in charge of arrangements and burial was at Rose Hill Cemetery. Survivors include her husband, Mr. Tom Powell; 3 daughters, Mrs.

Eillie Grace Butler of Mize, Mrs. Sue Griffin of Magee, and Mrs. Linda Wood of Mize; 7 grandchildren and a host of relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by her Mrs. Zula Ruth Mullins Mrs.

Zula Ruth Mullins, 79, of Baton Rouge, died Saturday, October 22, 1988, in Baton Rouge. The Smith county resident was a housewife. Funeral services were conducted Monday, October 24, 1988 at 2 p.m. at Zion Hill Baptist Church with Rev. Heard and Rev.

Judean Purser officiating. Colonial Chapel Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements and burial was at Zion Hill Cemetery in Mize. Survivors include 2 sons, James D. and Billy Gunter of Mize; 1 daughter, Mrs. Frances Byrd of Baton Rouge; 1 brother, Frank Adams of Raleigh; 3 sisters, Roma Anderson of Alabama, Viola Lloyd of Alabama, and Elva Thompson of Taylorsville; 8 grandchildren and 9 great -grandchildren.

Mrs. Ethel Mae Cook Mrs. Ethel Mae Cook, 59, of Magee, died Thursday, October 20, 1988 at Ms. Baptist Medical Center in Jackson. The Simpson county native was a housewife and a member of Goshen Baptist Church.

Funeral services were conducted Friday, October 21, at 4 p.m. at Magee Colonial Chapel with Rev. W.P. Blair and Billy Guest officiating. Colonial Chapel Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements and burial was at Survivors include Cook of Magee of Valclusta, Georgia; Brenda Blair of Sebrin of Pearl; 2 Edward Creel of Creel of Pearl; 2 Hughes of Magee, Robinson of children.

in Puckett. 2 sons, Don and Jefferson Cook 2 daugthers, Pearl and Becky brothers, Aubrey Laurel, Cletious sisters, Vernice and Leona Brandon; 6 grand- Mrs. Mattie Jean Crisler Mrs. Mattie Jean Crisler, 36, of Raleigh, died in Houston, Texas, Tuesday, October 18, 1988. The Mississippi native was a legal secretary.

Funeral services were conducted Saturday, October 22, 1988 at 2 p.m. at Jesus Name Church of Christ with Rev. James Ray Easterling and Rev. Bobby Mount officiating. Colonial Chapel Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements with burial at Merchants Cemetery in Raleigh.

Survivors include one son, Joseph Robert Crisler, Jr. of Raleigh, and one daughter, Melody Crisler of Raleigh; father Mr. Howard Bowen and mother Mrs. Eunice Bowen of Raleigh; 5 brothers, Eddie Howard Bowen, David Randall Bowen, Jerrel Timothy Bowen, Jonathon Paul Bowen, all of Raleigh, Carlis Frank Bowen of Sylvarena; 3 sisters, Johnnie Ruth Hayes of Taylorsville, Mary Alice Nanny of Poplarville, and Eunice Abigail Crosby of Hattiesburg. WHO WILL REPRESENT THE UNBORN? The following candidates have indicated they will.

U.S. House of Representatives, THOMAS COLLINS (Republican) U.S. House of Representatives. MIKE PARKER (Democrat) U.S. Senate.

TRENT LOTT (Republican) U.S. President. GEORGE BUSH (Republican) THE FOLLOWING CANDIDATE SURVEY WAS TWICE SENT TO EACH OF THE CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES. WITH A RETURN ADDRESSED STAMPED ENVELOPE. THE ABOVE CANDIDATES RESPONDED "YES" TO THE QUESTIONS.

THOSE NOT LISTED RESPONDED "NO" OR REFUSED TO ANSWER THE QUESTIONS. 1. Will you actively support the passage of human life amendment to the U.S. Constitution which would recognize and protect the life of the unborn? Yes No Will you oppose the use of tax monies for abortion, except for those necessary to 2. pre vent the death of the mother? Yes Speak silenced out for minority the A HUMAN LIFE AMENDMENT will stop abortion-on-demand.

He's just 13 weeks and can't back the amendment. You can. A fetus is a baby don't let your representatives forget. Right to Life of Simpson County Vance Cinema November Tanning Special 39.95 Buys you Unlimited Tanning for the Entire Month of ONLY ONE VISIT PER DAY! CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE MIKE PARKER was in Magee Monday on a campaign swing. He is shown here shaking hands with Gary Parker.

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