The Clarke County Tribune from Quitman, Mississippi • Page 4

4A The Clarke County Tribune Thursday, May 14, 1998 Obituaries Luther Franklin Lewis Services for Luther Franklin Lewis were held May 10, 1998, at Wright's Funeral Home Chapel with burial in the Mt. Pisquah Cemetery with Rev. Roger Lewis and Rev. Johnny Mosley officiating. Mr.

Lewis, 82, of Stonewall, died May 7, 1998, at H. C. Watkins Memorial Hospital. Survivors include his wife, Gladys Lewis, Stonewall; three sons, James Luther Lewis, Quitman; Randy Ray Lewis, Quitman; and James Richie, Meridian; four daughters, Myrtle Croomes, Pearline Slay, Gerline Holifield, all of Mobile, and Jestine Prescott, Houston, Texas; two brothers, Lloyd Lewis and James L. Lewis, both of Stonewall; one sister, Rosie Odom, Stonewall; 24 grandchildren, 37 great grandchildren and one great great: grandchild.

Julia Bullard Moore Services for Julia Bullard Moore were held May 7, 1998, at Concord United Methodist Church with burial in the church Rev. John Edwards and Rev. Howard McKee cemetery. officiated. Mrs.

Moore, 94, of Enterprise died May 5, 1998, at Jeff Anderson Regional Medical Center. Mrs. Moore was a retired school teacher. She taught at Stringer, Enterprise, Stonewall and Beat Four. Survivors include two sons, John Ollie Moore and wife, Bettye, Laurel; Gerald Moore and wife, Melleen, Petal; daughters, Alice Pouncey and husband, Ken, Decatur; and Elizabeth McDill and husband, Gary, Conehatta; grandchildren, Karen Moore, Meridian; Kent Moore, Bruce, Kristy Harriss, Pine Bluff, Alicia Pouncey, Metairie, Amy Lewis, Wesson; Nick Pouncey, Hattiesburg; Misty Ellis, Tifton, Ga; Mark Moore, Baton Rouge, Darrin Rolison, Meridian and Dean Rolison, Meridian; and ten great great granchildren; sisters in -a lw, Addie Moore, Enterprise; Lillie Mae Buchanan, Meridian; and Mellie Bullard, Ocean Springs.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Mississippi Diabetes Association or Concord United Methodist Church. She was preceded in death by her husband, Robert E. Moore and a daughter in law, Johnnie Wynne Moore. Serving as pallbearers were: Bubba Buchanan, Luther Bullard, Lamar Floyd, Bilbo Mitchell, Lamar Moore, Carl McNeill and Dannie Rolison. County from front page First State Bank in Shubuta was robbed last Tuesday morning around 10:20 a.m.

They entered the bank with a small caliber handgun and demanded money. After a man hunt, Gilliam was arrested Wednesday morning. Gordon later surrendered to authorities. Circuit Court in session this week The May term of the Clarke County Circuit Court is in session this week. A complete report of the findings will be in next week's Tribune.

Explosion at Valance Productions Saturday in Nancy Community An explosion occurred Saturday night in the east Nancy field belonging to Valance Productions. According to Emergency Management Director Todd Kemp, the explosion happened in an abandoned tank. "The Archusa Continued from page 1A Frisbee Golf Tournament. A gospel music concert sponsored by the Clarke County Chamber of Commerce will begin at 3 p.m. and will feature Son Recording Artists Forgiven By Grace.

This dynamic quartet will be performing a wide variety of your favorite Southern Gospel standards in addition to many original songs from their latest recording project. Included in this is their largest single, "Triumphantly," which was selected by the U.S. Gospel News as one of the nation's best new releases. In addition, several local talents will be performing at the Jamboree. You won't want to miss performances by Robert Donald, Leigh Moore, the Amen Choir, Michael Smith and Dana Continued from page 1A HomeFolks potential threats to the rig.

"Whenever a hurricane enters the Gulf, we start preparing to shut the rig down," said Hamrick. "It takes time to shut a rig down, and to get the people back to land. "Usually, the rig is going to be fine. It is built to withstand 300 mile per hour winds. But you sure don't want to be out there during the storm." Another thing Hamrick really likes to do is spend his summers on Archusa.

Lake. He and his family have a lot on the water, and many a happy hour was spent skiing at Archusa. It won't be that way this summer since the dam broke in January. "I really think they have been dragging their feet on this," said Hamrick. "They have the money to fix the dam.

If they had gotten on it, we could have had the lake back by late summer. But now, it's going to be a year or two." Hamrick worked as a park ranger during the year Archusa first opened and knows his way around the lake. "They talk about the lake being shallow and that it is filling in," Hamrick said. 'I have a deep boat, and as long as I stay in the skiing area and the deeper park, I've never hit anything. "Now I hear them talking about doing engineering surveys and all that," Hamrick said.

"Where is the original survey that they used to build the lake? Why can't they use it. I think they should fix the hole and let's get on with it." Hamrick and his wife, Martha, have two sons, Christopher and Dustin. Sweet little baby girl, you had a rough entrance into this world. But God had His hand over you you see He knew what was ahead; what was meant to be. From the medical equipment hooked up to you, to the strength God gave you to pull you through, you fought the fight from the very beginning.

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