The Clarke County Tribune from Quitman, Mississippi • Page 2

TWO THE CLARKE COUNTY TRIBUNE, QUITMAN, I MISS, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1975 Deaths ELDRIDGE KING NORRIS Eldridge King Norris passed away June 1 in the Jackson County General Hospital, Stevenson, at the age of 59. Funeral services were held at 10:00 a.m. June 3 at Wrights Funeral Home Chapel in Quitman with Rev. Ed. North officiating.

Interment was in the Quitman cemetery. Mr. Norris is survived by his wife, Mrs. Gladys Roberts Norris; a son, Robert Norris, Muskegon, one stepdaughter, Mrs. Jean Thurston, Virginia Beach, mother, Mrs.

Cora Norris Gilbert, Quitman; two sisters, Mrs. Opal Williams and Mrs. Faye Akins, Quitman; two brothers, W. D. Norris, Quitman, John D.

Norris, Scottsboro, and six grandchildren. MRS. NOLA MeCRANEY Services for Mrs. Nola Lula McCraney of Enterprise, were held Friday at 2:00 p.m. in the Fellowship Baptist Church in Jasper County.

Rev. A. B. Crenshaw officiated with interment in the church cemetery, Mrs. McCraney died Thursday in the King's Daughters and Sons Rest Home in Meri dian.

Survivors include her husband, Ransom McCraney, Enterprise; three daughters, Mrs. Lucy Whitfield, Shuqualak, Mrs. Wynema Barmer, Hattiesburg and Mrs. Faye Snowden, Enterprise; eight grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. Wright Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.

Gifts On His Kelly's 5 Burlington Men's Dress Paul M. Busby Cont' from Page 1 trict Attorney his office will be back in the Courthouse where you can find me and I will be occupied with the business of the people." "He states that he will be at the Clarke County Courthouse at least once a month when court is not in session so you good people of Clarke County can come and talk with your District Attorney. The date and time will be published in your local paper." Paul M. Busby MRS. MILDRED PATTON Services for Mrs.

Patton were held Saturday at10 a.m. in the Shubuta Baptist Church. Freeman Funeral Home in Waynesboro, was in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Patton, the daughter of the late Percy and Mattie Patton of Shubuta, died Thursday.

Survivors include daughter, Mrs. Jennifer Stanley, Waynesboro, two sisters, Mrs. Ruth Tyson, Timpson, and Miss Martha F. Patton, Fairhope. EDWARD G.

BELCHER Services for Edward Gray Belcher, 79, of Stonewall, were held Thursday at 4 p.m. in the Rolling Creek Baptist Church. Rev. John Edward and Rev. Mrs.

Beulah Ivy officiated, with interment in the church cemetery. Mr. Belcher died Wednesday in Watkins Hospital. Survivors include six sisters, Mrs. Nep Smith, Stonewall, Mrs.

Minnie Davidson, Quitman, Mrs. Carry Fikes, Mrs. Ester Ballard, Mrs. Emma Buckalew, and Mrs. Maude Hariston, all of Stonewall.

Wright Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Increase In Food Stamps July Beginning July 1, there will be an increase in the amount of food stamps eligible clients will receive each month. According to Welfare Commissioner, Max M. Cole, this adjustment reflects an increase in the cost of living as recognized by the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food and Nutrition Service.

The adjustment in food stamp tables is made every six months. Because of the increase, a four-person household with an adjusted net income of $250 per month after deductions for certain shelter, medical, and other living expenses are made in the household's total income, after July 1, will pay $71 for $162 worth of food stamps. This is an increase of $8 worth of bonus food coupons. The maximum allowable monthly net income a household may have and still be eligible 1 for food stamps has increased: for a one household from $194 to $215; for a two-person household, from $280 to $300; for a threeperson household, from $406 to $427; and, for a four-person household, 1 from $528 to $540. Larger households have also been increased accordingly.

In some situations, there may be an increase in the amount a person pays for his food stamps. "Each case is different," Commissioner Cole explains. "If you are now eligible to purchase food stamps and think you might be affected by these changes, you should check with your food stamp worker." "Since the maximum income level has also increased, a person who may not have been eligible for the food stamp program because of too much income may become eligible after July 1," commissioner Cole stated. forFather Day, June 15 From FATHERS Center Stonewall, Miss. Shirts Reg.

$12.00 Slacks Now $6.98 Off Name Brand Men's Muscle Under Shirts Shirts And Shorts Off On Sale Just Arrived Short Sets Ladies' Polyester Pant Suits $25.00 $4.00 Long Polyester Jamaica Pants $4.99 Shorts $2.89 All Swimsuits Reversable Off Halters Long Dresses Ladies' Nylon Off Pants $3.00 Granville Jones Cont, from page 1 Suqualena. In announcing his candidacy Jones stated: "This district needs and must have a full time District Attorney and if elected I pledge that I will, in no way, engage in the private practice of law and will maintain no office other than the offices provided for the District Attorney by the respective counties, and I will be a full time District Attorney for all of the people in all of the counties of the 10th Judicial District and will be available on a full time basis for business of the office in all of the counties all of the time and not just during court terms. I pledge that I will not only prosecute the guilty but will protect the innocent within the bounds of the laws of this state, and see that justice prevails. I am prepared to remain within the respective counties from time to time and be readily available to render service to the local people, and to discuss openly and freely the problems coming within the jurisdiction of the Office of District Attorney. I have practiced in all aspects of the law and feel that these experiences will enable me to better perform the duties of this most important office, and I will serve without fear or obligation to any individual or group, and will strive to uphold the law.

I make no promises other than -promise to be a full time Dis trict Attorney to all of the counties within this jurisdiction and that I will prosecute the guilty to the utmost of my ability, yet will protect the innocent within the scope of the laws of the State of Mississippi. The people of this District will, by their vote, be selecting their Attorney to represent their interests in this important office when they vote on August 5.. Between now and August 5, 1 I hope to see and talk personally with many of you as I can. It will, of course, be impossible for me to see each of you; however, I welcome any opportunity to talk with anyone so that you may know me and my views toward this very important -office, so feel free to call uponme." Granwille Jones Birth Announcement Mr. and Mrs.

James M. Moore, 260 Camero Drive, Jackson, announce the birth of a son on May 20 whom they have named Matthew Corey. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bobby R.

Mayo of Quitman. Paternal grandparents are Mrs. Charles Dearring of Laurel and the late Robert J. Moore. Mrs.

Moore is the former Marlene Mayo of Quitman. Want To Hear And Understand Better? Larry Rainey Mr. Rainey can help you enjoy your church, your family and loved ones more with BELTONE'S newest hearing aid. Call Beltone Today 693-6626 or write P.O. Box 1695 Meridian, Miss.

Beltone H. C. Watkins Memorial Hospital News Patients admitted to H. C. Watkins Memorial Hospital May 29 through June 4.

Tommy Irby, Quitman Ella Philips, Quitman A. J. Smith, Quitman William Denham, Quitman Stanley Phillips, Stonewall Louie Wright, Quitman Sidney Schrimpshire, Quitman Louise McCarey, Quitman Sylvester Thomas, Vossburg Lee Nix, Enterprise Ceasar Bland, Quitman Hardie Mae Clarke, Quitman Samantha Wright, Quitman Elmo Tew, Stonewall Eva Faye Wilborn, Quitman Ella Denham, Quitman George Horne, Shubuta George Horne, Shubuta Lennie V. Spivey, Stonewall Sharpe To Address LP Gas Dealers Motor Vehicle Comptroller Robert G. Sharpe will make an address to the LP Gas Dealers Association's 1975 annual convention Tuesday morning June 10, at the Buena Vista Hotel in Biloxi.

The Mississippi LP Gas Dealers Association's 1975 convention will be held June 8-10 and is expected to draw propane and butane dealers throughout the State of Mississippi. As motor vehicle ler, Sharpe is responsible for the butane and propane safety regulations and fees collected Patients discharged: Lola Pearson, Stonewall Henry Moody, Quitman Estelle Sanders, Stonewall Annie Jones, Quitman Jessie Johnson, Shubuta Charlie Haney, Quitman Ernest Arrington, Quitman Rose Ivy, Quitman Rosa Anna Robinson, Stonewall Ella Phillips, Quitman Ethel Smith, Stonewall Paul Early, Shubuta Allie Ellis, Quitman Maggie Moss, Quitman William Denham, Quitman Shellie Davis, Quitman Stanley Phillips, Stonewall Lee Nix, Enterprise ATTENDS FAIR Mickey Napp, Rita Peebles and Sheila Strickland, Spanish II students at QHS, were accompanied by Mrs. Jane Tiller to the Foreign Language Fair, Friday, April 25. The fair was held at USM in Hattiesburg. Mickey Napp and Rita Peebles entered the art competition category, Sheila Strickland entered the poetry recitation category.

All three students came back to QHS with honorable mentions. Camping Facilities Inspected To Ensure Standards Are Met With over 1500 members of the Choctaw Area Council, Boy Scouts of America, using council camping facilities this year, inspections have been held to ensure that national standards have been met for facilities, equipment, staff services, and program. John Olander, Council VicePresident and Winston Cameron, Council Camping Chairman, headed an inspection group which included technicians who are experts to evaluate conditions of the camp. Members of the inspection team were Kenneth Booth, Sam Forbert, Maurice Tisdelle, William Utsey, Jack Stack, Charles Harvey and Bob Somers. Camp Binachi opens this year on June 8th with Aquatic School.

Other camp operations scheduled for the summer are Scout Camp and Cub Scout Day Camp. There will be four weeks of Scout Camp this summer beginning on June 22nd and running through July 19th. Cub Scout Day Camp will consist of two sessions of Day Camp for 8 and 9 year old Cubs and two sessions of Webelos Camp for 10 year olds. Day Camp begins on July 20th and continues. through August 8th.

"Before our camp opens, it must meet 26 mandatory national standards that 1 will ensure the health and safety of those who attend," Olander said. The mandatory items include tested drinking water, milk supply, refrigeration, physical examinations, medical inspections, use of a health log, latrines, waste disposal, state and local permits or licenses, and precamp health safety, and sanitary inspections. It's A Good Year In The Clarke County Courthouse Elect Herman Chancery Clerk Submitted to and approved by Herman Kelly INSPIRATIONAL THOUGHT For in that he himself hath suffered being tempted, he is able to succour them that are tempted. Hebrews 2:18 CARD OF THANKS would like to take this means to express my sincere appreciation to all my friends, neighbors and relatives for the many acts of love and concern shown to me at the time of the death of my husband, Orville Kamper. To those who brought food and sent flowers I am ever grateful.

To my beloved pastor, Rev. Ed North and Rev. Swindle for their comforting words a special word of thanks, also to Wright's Funeral Home for their usual efficient and courteous service. Mrs. Orville Kamper DIAL-A-DEVOTION 776-2011 AUGUST 1975 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 10 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 1 23 25 26 27 28 29 30 Men's Dress For A New Voice Kelly- August 5th.