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PAGE 6A, THE MAGEE COURIERSIMPSON COUNTY NEWS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 10. 2002 Obituaries Kelvin McDonald Myrtle Berry Mendenhall. Mrs. Chan was a Past-Worthy Matron of the Eastern Star in the chapter in Los Angeles, where she retired as an escrow officer. She is survived by her daughter, Barbara Ann Jones of Aha Loma, son, Ken Shepardson, of Jackson; stepdaughter, Dianna Hawkins of Mexia, and great-granddaughter, Desiree Natasha Poturny of Los Angeles, Calif.

Pauline Sherman Reid Kelvin McDonald, 39, of Magee died December 25, 20X) I He was born July 2, 1962 in Magee to the late Robert McDonald and Joan McNair McDonald. He attended Magee Public Schools. He was a member of Magee Church of God in Christ and later joined Calvary Baptist Church. He was attending Region 8 MH-MRC (New Site), Mendenhall Industries. Survivors are his mother, Joan Myrtle Berry, 79, a retired factory worker, of Hillcrest Nursing Home in Magee died at Magee General Hospital on January 3, 2002.

She was a member of Harrisville Baptist Church. Funeral services for Mrs. Berry were conducted January 5 in the chapel of Colonial Chapel Funeral Home in Mendenhall. Interment was in Harrisville Cemetery. She is survived by two grandchildren, Ty Yates and Pam Yates; two great-grandchildren, Coddy Yates and Sylvia Yates; two brothers, William Floyd Sowell Jr.

of Biloxi and James Layfette Sowell of and three sisters, Verneta Smith of Magee, Virginia Wilkes of Nicevile, Fla. and Bobbie Nell Hollaway of Calif. Alvin Eugene Coleman Alvin Eugene Coleman, 77, a retired mechanic with International Harvester died at his Mendenhall residence on January 1, 2002. Mr. Coleman was a member of Macedonia Baptist Church in Mendenhall and a World War II veteran of the U.

S. Army. He was also a Mason at Pinola Lodge. Services were held January 4 at Colonial Chapel Funeral Home in Mendenhall, with burial in Macedonia Baptist Church Cemetery. Survivors include his wife, Louise May Coleman; daughters, Rebecca Cockem and husband Tom of Brookhaven and Hilda Mae Coleman of Mendenhall; a brother, Harold Coleman of Gulfport; three grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

Earnest Coleman Pauline Sherman Reid, 73, a homemaker, of Florence died of lung cancer on January 2, 2002 at Mississippi Baptist Medical Center. Services were held January 4 in the chapel at Lakewood Memorial Funeral Home with interment in Lakewood Memorial Park. Mrs. Reid was bom November 22, 1928 in New Hebron to Kirby and Lois Sherman. She attended school in New Hebron, then married and became a devoted mother of three children.

She is survived by her husband, Floid Reid of Florence; sons and daughters-in-law, Sam and Polly Reid of Atlanta, Tim and Lynn Reid of Clinton; a daughter and son-in-law, Paulette and Lewis Todd of Brandon; grandchildren, Bondee Bower, DeAnn Wright, Heather Reid, Hala Worsham, Leigh Ann Reid, and Jimmy Reid; greatgrandchildren, Brant and Hunter Bower, Julia and Anna Wright, and Samantha Worsham; a brother, Jerald Sherman of Clinton; in-laws, Myra and Virgle Westmoreland of Shivers; and many other family members and friends. McDonald of Aurora, brothers, Wallace McDonald and Jeff McDonald of Magee; sisters, Jacqueline (Jimmy) Huddleston of Magee, Vanessa McDonald of Aurora, 111., Lisa (Ive) McDonald of Collins and Tina McDonald of Florida; special father, Willie Carl McDonald of Magee; uncles, Joe Nathan (Mary) McNair of Chicago, III. and John L. (Minnie) McNair of Prentiss; aunts, Mary (Farish) Jennings of Glenwood, III. and Vera Johnson of Chicago, great aunts, Media Mclnnis, Mary Slater, Helen Young, Nellie Floyd, Dollie Floyd and Plumie Floyd; special friend, Mealy Davis of Maryland; nephews, Anthony, Willie, Mark, Robert, Dominik and Marcus; nieces, Felicia, Vickie, Kevin, Keshia, DaJuan, Baby Anterrio, Deshawn; and many cousins and friends.

William Clyde Noland Sr. Jo Hennington Shivers Earnest Coleman of Simpson County passed away recently. He was born April 1 1921 to the late Mr. and Mrs. Joell Coleman.

He attended New Hymn Baptist Church in Union in his earlier years. He moved to Saint Louis, where he lived until his health failed. Later, he returned to live in Pinola. He is survived by his daughter, Hazel C. Nelson of Pinola; a sister, Rosie Porter of D'Lo; grandchildren, Patrick Nelson, Vivian Walker, Audry Nelson, Dwight Nelson, Teresa Jackson, Michael Nelson William Clyde "BillPops" Noland, 68, of Magee died of heart failure at Magee General Hospital on December 29, 2001.

Services were held December 31 at Grace Baptist Church in Mendenhall. Burial followed at Poplar Springs Baptist Church Cemetery. Terry Runnells and Rev. Jerry Doggett officiated. Ott and Lee Funeral Home handled arranagements.

Pallbearers were Larry Higgins, Bruce Gridley, Rocky Odom, Ricky Smith, Johnny Odom and Ricky May. Mr. Nolan was a native of Carroll County and had lived in Magee for many years. He was a member of Grace Baptist Church. He is survived by his wife of 40 years, Janie "Polly" Noland of Magee; two daughters, Mary Higgins of Magee and Christie Mims of Blackhawk; one son, William Clyde "Bubba" Noland of Mendenhall; grandchildren.

Tiffany and Albert Noland of Mendenhall and Albert Wesley Noland and one great-grandchild. Mattie Mae Gardner Patterson Jo Frances Trapp Hennington Shivers, 87, a retired teacher, died January 1, 2002 at Simpson General Hospital. Services were held at Mendenhall United Methodist Church on January 4, with burial in Mendenhall City Cemetery. Colonial Chapel Funeral Home handled arrangements. Mrs.

Shivers was bom in Nettleton on July 19, 1914 and is a native of Monroe County. After graduating in 1935 from MUW, formerly MSCW, where she was a member of the Beta Beta Beta Science Club, she moved to Mendenhall and taught fourth grade for 34 years, serving the last few years as the elementary school principal. She joined Mendenhall Methodist Church in 1935, where she was a member of the Women's Circle and the Wesley Bible Class. She enjoyed traveling, golf and playing bridge with the Magee and Mendenhall Bridge clubs. Mrs.

Shivers is survived by her husband of 29 years, R. B. Shivers; stepdaughter, Barbara Shivers Lober, and son-in-law, Bill Lober, of Galveston, nephew, Ed Bumgardner and wife Ronda; and great-nephews, Miles, Julian and Lowell Bumgardner of Winston-Salem, N.C. She was preceded in death by her first husband of 28 years, John Hennington; paretns, William L. and Lottie B.

Trapp; sister, Helen Bumgardner; and nephew, Billy Bumgardner. and Alvin Coleman; 16 greatgrandchildren and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife, Emma Page Coleman, four brothers and five sisters. Al RURAL Martha Chan, 8 1 formerly Mattie Mae Gardner Patterson, born in Mendenhall, passed away January 4, 2002 at Central Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson. DEVELOPMENT INVESTMENT PROPERTY (FORECLOSURE SALE) Services were held January 7 in the Baldwin Lee Funeral Home Chapel in Jackson, followed by interment at Mendenhall Cemetery in Noel Toney The following property will be sold Office Now Open In Magee tor cash at public auction to the highest bidder on February 4, 2002 commencing at 1 1 :00 A.M.

Located at 817 Boiling Street, N.E., Noel Toney, 83, a retired truck driver, of Hillcrest Nursing Home in Magee died December 31, 2001 at Magee General Hospital. He was a member of Kennedy Springs Baptist Church. Funeral services were held January 2 in the chapel of Colonial Chapel Funeral Home in Burial followed in Magee City Cemetery. Mr. Toney is survived by his wife, Helen Smith Walker Toney; a son, Joe Walker of Jackson; Finalty someone with a straight answer on back problems! Magee, MS Simpson County.

3 bed Happy Z4 Birthday on January 13 Katie Bug rooms, 1 12 bath. The sale will be held at the South front door of the County Courthouse in the city oil Mendenhall, MS to satisfy that cer tain Deed of Trust filed for record in the Office of Chancery Clerk, daughters, Bobbie Walker Stubbs, Gale Walker Guthrie and Faye Walker Jabour, all of Vicksburg; a brother, Clint Toney of Texas; eight grandchildren and five Simpson County, MS in Trust Deed Book 840 at Page 167, Trust Deed Book 853 at Page 345, Trust Deed Dr. Ron Little Conial Chapel Upton-Mims Book 860 at Page 389, Trust Deed 7: Specializing in Non-Surgical Drugless Treatments Of: Low Back Leg Pain Neck Arm Pain Head Aches industrial Injuries Spinal Care For Children $20 Special Includes Office Visit I X-Rays $70 value Office Visit $30 value I Savings of $11 0 Book 903 at Page 1, Trust Deed Book 905 at Page 639. For complete egal description and details of the A Magee, Mendenhall, Taylorsville, Laurel, Forest, Bay Springs Raleigh sale, please refer to the Substituted -A TrusteesTrustees Notice of Sale in the legal section of this newspaper. MEDICARE AND MEDICAID ACCEPTED BCBS AND BCBS STATE 849-2010 For more information contact USDA, Rural Development 206A East Government COLONIAL'S PRE-NEED peace of mind for you security for your loved ones.

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Burial followed in D'Lo Cemetery in D'Lo. Mr. Warren was a Past Master of Masonic Lodge 230 and a Past Worthy Patron of Eastern Star. Survivors include his wife, Rosalie Strickland Warren; two sons, David Warren of D'Lo and Don Warren of Brandon; a sister, Earline Warren of D'Lo; seven grandchildren and 15 greatgrandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents, Ezra Clyde and Eula Lee Warren, and one son, Herbert Clyde Warren.

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