Scott County Times from Forest, Mississippi • Page 2

SCOTT COUNTY TIMES FOREST, MISSISSIPPI WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1961 Little People Like To Help NEWS FROM NEWS FROM- NEWS FROM This six year old's mother is a busy and very wise young woman. She understands the joy, the sense of importance and the feeling of being loved that come to a small girl when permitted to do simple, useful chores. She also knows that a teen age daughter may suddenly acquire an uncanny ability to sense, and to tiptoe out of sight and hearing, when the words kitchen, canning and cooking are about to be spoken. But at twenty, she'll be right back in the kitchen, feeling at ease because she will recall much of what she learned and observed when helping was fun. Just what can a six year old do other than get in the way? Many things! Shell peas, snap beans, roll cookies, squeeze grapes to separate skins from pulp, and run fruit for sauce or butter through a colander or food mill.

When she is three or four years older, she will take pride in doing the whole butter making job on her own. This simple, but flavor-some recipe will be one she'll cherish in those future years. Peach Butter A wholesome, delicious, inexpensive and easy-to-make spread for toast and other hot breads. 8 cups peach pulp teaspoon salt 6 cups light brown sugar 1 teaspodn pure vanilla Wash, scald, drain, pit and peel ripe peaches. Put peaches into kettle with 2 or 3 cracked pits; if needed to start cooking, add about Vt cup water.

Cook peaches until soft; put them through colander or food mill. Measure peach pulp, add sugar and salt and boil until thick. Add vanilla. Pour boiling hot butter to within inch of top of pint or half pint fruit jars. P-t V-' -r; screw band tight.

NEWS ROM-Cliff OH Blessed are they that have not seen, and yet have believed. John 20: 29. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Marler Jackson visited over the week end with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Cecil Bailey and family. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lee Wag goner and children, Mrs.

Alice Pettigrew of Morton, visited Saturday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Uldric Waggoner. Mr. and Mrs.

Lamar Harrell and son, Eddie, of Jackson, visited over the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Harrell, Linda Sue and Joan. Mr. Glover Harrell of Mor ton visited bunaay morning with his sister, Mrs.

Tressie Moreland. Miss Joan Harrell was a Saturday night guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh L. Harrell, Jimmy and Pamela Jean.

Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Harrell, Eddie, Mrs. Johnnie Harrell and Larry Harrell visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.

Kermit Worrell of Lillian. Rev. and Mrs. Tommie Jones and children were Sunday din ner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Tal- madge Reeves and Sue. Saturday night supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kent Benton were her father, Mr. N.

F. Greer, Mr. and Mrs. Billie Joe Greer and children of Ringgold. Mrs.

Kermit Worrell will be admitted to Lackey Hospital Monday for an operation Tuesday morning. We trust for her a speedy recovery and hope her health will be much better. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Frith and children of Morton were Sun- vangelist this week at the County Line Baptist Church in Leake Co.

Rev. James Chambers is the pastor. Rev. S. C.

Smith and family with Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Blass, visited Rock City the first of last week.

They report a wonderful sight-seeing trip. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Self visited his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. George Self of Tchula, Miss, a few days this past week. Friends are sorry to hear Mr. John Harrell is on the sick list. Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Lee Harrell of Jackson spent Monday in the home of his aunt, Mrs. Jimmy Squires, and her uncle, Mr. Clifton Page, also of Jack son, was an overnight guest in the Squires home, Monday. The Home Demonstration la dies and their families enjoyed a picnic supper at the R.

E. Bustin pond Tuesday night. NEWS FROM- Pen Ridge NEWS FROM- MHbhoro By Mrs. C. P.

Hatch Miss Rita Lum has been attending a school of music in Hattiesburg the past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Barton and children of Sarahland, Ala. were guests of Mr.

and Mrs. John Lloyd Clower a few days last week. Mr. Alf Ross, layman from Vicksburg, conducted the morning service at the Baptist Church last Sunday morning. He brought an inspiring mess age.

Richard and Billie Harvey and little son, Ricky of Brandon, visited his folks, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Harvey, Sunday.

James Keith, born July 21 to Mr. and Mrs. Billy Earl Bus- tin of Hattiesburg. Grandpar ents, Mr. and Mrs.

R. E. Bus-tin, Hillsboro and Mr. and Mrs. James Madden, Walnut Grove.

Rev. S. C. Smith is the E- Miss Louise Gomillion spent last week in the home of Rev. and Mrs.

Max Jones and daughters of the Cash Community. Sunday and Sunday night guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. F.

Barfield were Mr. Earl Mayo of Jackson and Mrs. Agnes Fine. Mrs. Thomas Warnock and Teresa of Vicksburg spent last week with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Fletcher Oliphant and Ge-nell. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lay and baby spent the week end with Mrs.

Eunice Brjttian and Mr. and Mrs. George Gilmer. Miss Jo Ann Roberts was a spend the night guest Tuesday night of Miss Louise Gomillion. Misses Dawn Ladd and Linda Stubbs of Jackson spent the week end in the home of their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Haze Ladd and family and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Stubbs and family. Mr.

Erbert Gomillion, Mr. Jodie Gomillion. and Mr. Clyde Barfield enjoyed a fishing trip Saturday to Albamar. They returned with eighty-five blue-gill bream.

Last Saturday visitors of Mrs. Will Dennis were Rev. and Mrs. Roy Clark of Alabama, Rev. and Mrs.

Delmar Dennis and Becky of Bailey, Mississippi, Mrs. C. H. Huff and Linda of Forest, Mr. and Mrs.

Hulon Dennis of Lillian, Rev. and Mrs. Willie D. Dennis and Tommie of Philadelphia, and Mr. and Mrs.

Howell Ross of Jackson. Mrs. Dennis spent from Wednesday until Saturday with Mrs. James Benson of Harper ville. Birthday greetings to Mr.

J. a Gomillion on August 3 they've A pf I of a happy Wetlnu? Grove By Mrs. Elvln Hanna Birthday greetings to Croya Henderson, July 30; Claudia W. Tisdale and Jeannette Green, on July 31; Roxanna Britt, Aug. Maxwell G.

Foster, Aug. Ruby Henderson, Prentiss L. See, Ruby Ellis and Marvin Summers, Aug. Mr. and Mrs.

Buff Reeves are celebrating an anniversary Aug. 4. Our town was saddened Friday by the passing of Lynn B. Johnson, who had been bed ridden for sixteen months. Fun eral services were held Sunday at the Baptist Church by Rev Oland Bearden and Rev.

James Fortenberry his pastor. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Una Mae Dawson Johnson, two daughters, Mrs. Betty Lynn Hitt, Seattle, Mrs. Jane Williams, Vicksburg, two sons, John, Fort Bragg, N.

and Mike of Walnut Grove, two grandchildren, Clarke Williams, II, and Elizabeth Anne Williams of Vicksburg, two sisters, Misses May and Dora Johnson, a brother, Ralph of Walnut Grove. The big crowd and many sprays of flowers showed how much Lynn was respected. Out-of-town people at the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Ken Young, Mr.

and Mrs. J. J. Paschal, of Jackson, Dr. Clark Williams, Vicksburg, Mr.

Dan Hitt, Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Henderson, Mrs. Sallye Coleman, Mr. and Mrs.

Lang, Carthage, Mrs. Grady Austin, and Mrs. Percy Lee, Forest, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Sanders, Free Trade, Mrs.

Chester Barnett, Mrs, Oda Peoples, Mrs. Leo Shepard, Standing Pine, and many more. Sincere sympathy to this bereaved family. Mr. and Mrs.

Josh Edwards visited her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gilmer who have recently moved to Jackson from Union. C.W.O. and Mrs.

A. J. Edwards and children of Minden, spent their vacation here with the A. J. Edwards and Mrs.

Edwards parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fleming at Pachuta, and broth er, George B. Edwards and family, Norco, La. Mr.

and Mrs. John Oxner vis ited their sons and their wives, Mr. and Mrs. J. T.

Oxner and Mr. and Mrs. Chadwick Oxner and Neal Chad at Greenville this week, being their first visit with Mae Chad. Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Brantley and children of Purvis are visit ing the Whatley and Brantley families here. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Garrett have returned from their honeymoon on the Gulf Coast and Florida, spending this week end in Oxford with Dr. and Mrs.

H. Garrett. Walnut Grove has three new homes: Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stewart have moved into theirs, while homes of Dr.

and Mrs. Lamar Wilkerson and Mrs. Mandy Tatum are under construction. Miss Mary Corley and Mrs. Irene Blackwell of Ellisville were week end guests of Mr.

and Mrs. W. O. Harrison. 1st Lt.

and Mrs. Charles Eas- om, Chuck and Lisa are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Howard Easom Mrs. Easom's parents Mr.

and Mrs. Cahoon of Meridian came down and the men went fishing and caught big ones. Another guest was Mrs. J. C.

Cooper of TWnt.nr who visited another daughter Mrs. Mae Dawson al so. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Green have had relatives from Virginia as visitors.

Mrs. Mary Boyd Fuston at tended the wedding of her niece at Aberdeen recently. Mrs. Valorie Dawson, Michael and Jerri were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Mac Dawson this week end. Their son, Joe was home too. McKnight Ellis of Texas spen a fwr days here with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Carlton El lis.

Mrs. Catherine Turner, Boyce Rardv and Kay have returned hom. after a months vacation in Georgia with relatives and their friends. GRENADA PLANT TO OPEN IN AUGUST Machinery is now being un loaded by Lyon, at their new v-iitt in Grenada and apph cations are being received for employment at the plant. Management of the company an nounced that it hoped to begin hiring about the 15th of Augus 3 a a REUNION IS HELD BY JONES FAMILY On Sunday, July 23, members of the Jones family met at Pelahatchie Lake for a family reunion.

They enjoyed visiting together, talking about old times, some enjoyed boat riding, skiing and swimming. A bountiful lunch was enjoyed by everyone. Those present were. Mr. and Mrs.

Albert E. Jones and Miss Lucille Jones of Cleveland; Mr. and Mrs. J. T.

Jones and Lary, of Doddsville; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jones and Libby of Rolling Fork, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Jones and children, Gene, Tim, and Kimberly, Greenville; Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Jones and Billy, Grenada; Mr. Orville Jones, Mr. Jack Jones and daughter, Willie Mae, Mr. Martin McKay, Mr.

and Mrs. Jimmy King, Herbert, Karen and Louis, Mrs. Sue Hodges, Mr. and Mrs. George Cooper, Mike and Terrie, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Howertoa, Frank and Huey, Mr. Bob Bright, all of Jackon; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sims, Charles Ray and Jimmy, Mr.

and Mrs. Loray Jones, Mr Mrs. Doris Jones, Mary Ann, Pam, Ronnie, Mark and Martha, Mr. and Mrs. Davis Blissett, Linda, Mike and Jimmy, and Mrs.

Lou Jones, all of Morton, Miss Patricia Bass and Miss Marsha Bass of Pelahatchie, Mrs. Stella Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Dudley, Mary Grace and Leroy, Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Mapp, Char-lene and Beth, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Faulkner all of Forest day night supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh L.

Harrell and children. Afternoon visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith and children of Harperville, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Waggoner. FLOWERS, VEGETABLES Most flowers and vegetables are seasonal. They should be planted at a certain time so that their growing period will coin- jcide with the season best suited to their full development. Cab bages and annual poppies, for example, should be planted in the fall so they can mature before the intense heat of the summer arrives. NEW BRIDGE ACROSS MISSISSIPPI OPENS A new $14 million bridge spanning the Mississippi River from Friar's Point to Helena, Arkansas was off icailly opened July 27.

Previously, a ferry provided the only means for automobile crossings between Greenville and Memphis. The new bridge will give the state four Mississippi River crossings, and should greatly increase east-west tourist travel through Mississippi. THEY MADE THE ENOUGH MONEY Meiv Cor PftOVI Noblin Jack Eady fed, fee. Forest, Miss. 0 ma iCEucis fey By Mrs.

M. L. Beaver Mr. James Gould of Macon, Ga. has returned to his home after spending a few days with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Ar-cie Gould. Other guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gould recently have been their little granddaughter, Susan Gould of New Orleans, and Mr.

and Mrs. Charlie Ross of McComb, Miss. Mrs. A. R.

Barber, Mr. Ro-quell Barber and Miss Miriam Barber were dinner guests Sat urday of Mrs. Maymie Dudley Jackson. Mr. and Mrs.

James Wade went to Grenada Lake Saturday fishing. Mr. James Wade Heflin, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Heflin, left last Sunday for Lackland Air Force Base, Texas.

Mr. and Mrs. Davia Howell and baby daughter of Ridgeland, Miss, and Mr. and Mrs. Armis-tead Street were guests this week end of Mr.

and Mrs. Bis hop Ware. Mrs. Edward Gomillion, Mrs. June McGee and Mrs.

Pearl Mc-Gee were co-hostesses at a stork shower Thursday night in the home of Mrs. Gomillion honoring Mrs. John Dennis. Mr. and Mrs.

Jimmy McGee and Mrs. Clarence McGee went to New Orleans, La. Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Bilbo Sessums.

Mrs. Sessums is to undergo surgery soon. Rev. and Mrs. Malvin Beaver, Mr.

Mickey Beaver and Miss Diane Beaver accompanied Rene and Rickey Beaver to their home in Long Beach, Sunday. In the afternoon we, along with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Beaver and family, visited my sister and brother in law, Mr.

and Mrs. William Woods, in Gau-tier, Miss. Rev. Malvin Beaver and his little grandsons. Rene and Rickey, visited a while Thursday night with Mr.

and Mrs. J. Guy McGee and children. Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Waltman and Oliver visited in the Bea- pastor Rev. and Mrs. B. E. Williams, Ann and Gene, Miss Betty Joe Carter, Laurel, Miss Peggie McDill of Sebastopol, Miss Jan ice Riser, Kenneth Warren and Coly Harold Boykin.

Mrs. Roy Boyles of Magno lia, and Mr. Bob Tom Johnson of Pulaski were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brown.

Rev. and Mrs. O. M. Morgan and son Charles of Louisville, South Carolina, have been vis iting Mrs.

Morgan's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Brown. Rev. Morgan pastored the Lutheran churches of this vicinity for many years.

Charles will begin his first year of teaching this term. Sunday visitors of Mr. Mrs. Charlie Brown were Mr. and Mrs.

Loyd Brown, Forest, Lor raine Brown of Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brown, Dixie Ann and Randy of West Point, Miss Gail Bass of Pinola, Mr. and Mrs. George E.

Brown and Linda. Mrs. Ora Tadlock of Forest is visiting her brother Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brown for a few days.

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lovette and Patricia, and Mr. Tom Lovette visited Billie Ray and Sandra Lovette in Hattiesburg Sunday Billie Ray and Sandra will soon, be moving to Pensacola, where Billie is a member of the high school faculty there. 35 DRIVE IN CARTHAGE, MISSISSIPPI Phone 9291 f.WFskiWM,rt9aaBa PLUS Frontier Uprising DOUBLE FEATURE Friday Saturday August 4-5 Lakc By Mrs.

T. H. Vance Mr. and Mrs. Lee Zimmerman and daughter Pearl of Des Moines, Iowa, visited last week with relatives here.

They left on Thursday for home, accompan ied by Mrs. Zimmerman's fath er, Mr. Frank C. Harrison who had come from California for a visit with relatives and friends. They reached Des Moines Friday morning and Mr.

Harrison pass ed away Friday night. His many friends here were shocked and grieved to hear of his death. Funeral services were held at Lake Methodist Church with interment in the Lake cemetery. Ott Lee Funeral Home of For est was in charge of arrange ments. Funeral services were held at p.

Sunday at Mt. Zion Methodist Church between De catur and Union, for Mrs. Mag gie Addy of Union. Mrs. Addy, sister of Mr.

T. H. Vance of Lake died Saturday morning in Meridian hospital. Miss Ouida Ezelle of Union spent last week with her sister, Mrs. A.

B. Slaton and Mrs. Sla-ton's niece, Miss Barbara Sue Ezelle visited her Saturday. Miss Judy Weaver of Sebas-topol spent Tuesday last week with her grandparents Mr, and Mrs. George Weaver and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Neal Warren and children, Patricia, Neal and Joe Lee and Mr. Eley Warren of Miami, visited on Tuesday of last week with Mr. and Mrs.

John Pace. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Woo-ten, Jerry, Charlotte and Don, spent last week end with her parents Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Ed-mondson in Vardaman. Mr. and Mrs. Otho Ware, Mr.

and Mrs. Chester Richards and sons, Chet and Bert spent a recent week end in Innis, with Mrs. Ware's brother, Herman Bishop. The Richards family are now in Oxford where Mr. Richards will enter graduate school at the University.

Mrs. Edythe McCombs visited relatives in Jackson last week end. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Ezelle visited her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. L. E. Davis Saturday. Jesse Ezelle of Union visited his sister, Mrs.

A. B. Slaton on Saturday night. Henry Hellen left Sunday morning for Houston, Texas, after spending a two weeks vacation with his mother, Mrs. H.

D. Hellen and sister Miss Evelyn Hellen. They spent Thursday last week in Winona with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hammond (Mary Hellen) and daugh ter, Miss Mary Hellen Hammond.

Mr. Quinnie Evans and Mr. and Mrs. James Eldridge. Evans and son David of Warner Rob ins, were dinner guests on Thursday of Mr.

and Mrs. W. C. Rush. Prof.

Nowell of Woodville, a brmer coach in Lake High School stopped by Sunday morn ing to speak to Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Vance.

Miss Jan Steed, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Steed, of Lake, Rt.

1, has returned home after a two weeks visit with relatives and friends in Warner Robins, Ga. Homevood Wevs By Mrs. George E. Brown Visiting Mrs. Katie Windham, Myers and Mr.

Henry Orr on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Windham, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Windham and daughter, Gean ette of Isola, Mr.

and Mrs. Wayne Wedgeworth, Decatur, Mr. Quilla Windham, Mize, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Herron and Nancy, Mr.

and Mrs. Billie Epting Mr. and Mrs. George E. Brown and Linda, Mrs.

Floyd Wicker, Mr. Clate Windham, Mr. Lemuel Windham, Mr. Charlie Brown and Rev. O.

M. Morgan of Lees-ville, South Carolina. We are sorry that Mrs. Katie Windham had the misfortune of sticking a nail in her foot and has been unable to walk. We are glad to say that Mr.

Henry Orr who makes his home with his sister is doing better and is able to be up and about again. Mr. Orr has been on our sick list for several weeks. We are glad little Dianne Noblin, daughter of Sgt. and Mrs.

Bill Noblin is doing fine after a minor operation in the Baptist Hospital last week. Dinner guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wicker and Wayne Sunday were their in NEWS FROM- Usry Mrs. Billy Ray Alford and parents, Mrs.

W. J. Linsey and Mr. Lindsey of Morton spent the week end in Florida visiting their brother and son," Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Blackwell. Mrs. Bridges and daughter, Sue, of Jackson, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mangum and Joe, Sunday afternoon, also Mr.

and Mrs. James Mangum, Crissie and Phil. Mr. Willie Clark and two sons of Mobile, visited his brother and mother, Mrs. Oneley Clark, Mr.

and Mrs. Ir-vin Clark and family, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clark and family, over the week end. Mrs.

Bill Keys and daughter of Prentiss, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Morrow and son of Philadelphia and Miss Nita Clark of Jackson spent the week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clark and family, also Mrs.

Jack Everette and boy of Va. Mr. and Mrs. William Mangum and Francis visited with Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Gay Saturday night. We are indeed sorry to hear Mr. Gay continues to be ill. We hope he will soon feel much better. Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Usry and Rodney of Forest visited with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mangum, Sunday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. Dess Hollings- worth were guests of Mr. and ver home a while Friday night Mr. Tommy Joe Warren was the guest of Mickey Beaver Friday night. Full speed ahead into future together! Blessed are they that have not seen, and yet have believed John 20: 29 Mr.

and Mrs. David Thrash and Bobby of Morton spent few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. R. D.

Thrash. Miss Tiny Tyner of Jackson spent last week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. E.

Ty ner. Wednesday nieht and Thursday guests of the Tyners were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dawson. Mrs.

Oliver Mangum, Saturday night. Quite a crowd attended the revival at Good Hope church last week. The evangelist was Rev. Laird. I know everyone enjoyed the good service.

Miss Mary Wiggins of Jack son is spending her vacation with her mother, Mrs. B. L. Wiggins. Patsy Snow spent Saturday night with Delores Alford They enjoyed the show at Mor- ton Saturday night.

Mrs. J. B. Usry and daughter, iancy, oi uacKson, spent tne day Monday with Mr. and Mrs.

Oliver Mangum. Miss Margaret Hollingsworth of Jackson spent the week end with her mother, Mrs. Anna Hollingsworth, also Mr. and Mrs. Billy Joe Hollingsworjth and children of Jackson.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hollingsworth, Pat and Freeman of Hattiesburg, Miss. Mr. and Mrs.

Irvin Clark called in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mangum, Sunday night. Forest, Miss. Lr -s i -W.

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