Scott County Times from Forest, Mississippi • Page 4

4-H Leadership Conference Set State 4-H Junior Leadership Conference, a highlight of the 4-H Club year in Mississippi, will be held June 18-21 at Mississippi State University, according to C. L. Smith, state 4-H Club leader of the Agricultural Extension Service. Eligible to attend the event, sponsored by United Gas, are two boys, two girls and an Extension Service agent from each of the state's 82 counties. The delegates are chosen for their accomplishments as junior 4-H leaders.

The 4-H'ers will lead in conducting the workshop sessions, general assemblies and other conference events. Workshop groups wil study the "what" and "how" of conducting a meeting, successful 4-H activities, junior leadership and human relationships. Instrucwill be given in career portunities and 4-H records. Assembly speakers will be Dr. W.

L. Giles, vice president for agriculture and forestry of MSU; R. R. Pinches, program leader, career Exploration and Senior Youth Programs, Federal Extension Service, Washington, D. and W.

M. Stephens, district sales manager, United Gas, Jackson. Outstanding Mississippi 4-H junior leaders addressing as- INT INTEGRITY The man your MD trusts to fill his Rxs Just as you trust your doctor, you can trust your registered pharmacist to fill all prescriptions with professional precision. Prompt service always. Just call.

"Registered Pharmacist Always On Duty" CITY DRUG STORE BILLY WEBB, R. Owner Day Phone GI 3-7202 Night Phone GI 3-8803 EXPERIENCE FOREST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Albert H. Freundt, Jr. 9:45 a.

-Sabbath School 11:00 a. Worship Sermon by the pastor. 6:00 p. m. Youth Supper.

6:30 p. m. Youth Fellow- ships. 7:30 p. m.

Evening worship Report on the Synod of Mississippi. Scott County Hospital Patients JESUS CHRIST the same yesterday, and today, and for ever REBREWS WHITE: Mrs. Betty C. Wade, Morton Ronnie Joe Thompson, Pelahatchie Patsy Irby, Pelahatchie Mrs. Paul Phillips, Morton Rev.

G. A. Cooper, Morton Sam Stewart, Pulaski James Alvin Bradshaw, Burns Allen Comfort, Brandon Mrs. George Traxler, Polkville Benell Lewis, Morton Mary Ann Jones, Morton Mrs. Erma Jane McCrory, Morton Mrs.

Lamar Rhodes, Pelahatchie David Gainey, Pulaski Mrs. Zettie Lee Sumrall, Morton James Clifton Prestage, Pelahatchie Mrs. Martha J. Baugh, Morton Edward Shoemaker, Lena COLORED: Rose Harris, Forest A man may be a rounder and still not move in the best circles. Lt.

Governor Paul B. Johnson cordially invites you to the formal opening of his campaign for GOVERNOR PLACE: Hattiesburg, Mississippi Greater Hattiesburg Sports Stadium TIME: Saturday, June 15, 1963, 4:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. EVENT: State- wide PAUL B. JOHNSON Rally Music Entertainment Free Barbecue.

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Thelma Austin, Mrs. Charles Sanders and Gloria made a trip to Memphis Thurs- day and returned' Friday. Mr. and Mrs. George Brignac, Jr.

and daughters, Rita and Annette, are vacationing this week. They spent the weekend at Gulfport with Mrs. Brignac's sister, Mrs. R. A.

McCoy and family, and visited friends in Morganza, La. this week. Birthday greetings to: R. L. Guyse, Ernest Simmons, Bitsy Halford, Dewitt Simmons, June 14: Mrs.

Nolan E. Vaughn, Aubrey Underwood, Tommy Burns, Leo Johnson, June 15: Lee Stegall, Peggy Hydrick, Helen Walsh, Tye Gaddis, June 16: Bill Huffman, Regina Upton, Frances Halford, Margaret Tinnin, Helen Jean Crotwell, Kenneth May, S. R. King, June 17: Bobbie Tyler, Margie Tyler, Tommy Lee, Sonny King, Cornelia Nelson, June 18: Mrs. Roger Burns, John 'M.

Epting, June 19: Sibb Hutchinson, Lori Lea Red, Carolyn Bailey, Ruth Windham, Susan Doty, Lois Overby, June 20. Mr. and Mrs. Ethel Boyles visited their son, Dale at Ft. Jackson, Columbus, S.

C. recently and spent a few days Smokies in N. C. Capt. Charles L.

Moore and son, Clyde, of Dermott, Ark. were the overnight guests of Capt. Moore's sister, Mrs. Smith Tarrer, and family Wednesday. Bob, Tommy and Billy Weems, sons of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Weems, left Friday for Yosemite Park, Cal. where they will be employed during the summer. Mrs. Eula Lowe is vacationing in the home of her daughter, Mrs.

Janelle Gregory and family at Nashville, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Thompson and children left Sunday for a week's vacation in the Smokies.

Mrs. Jim Wright and Patty, Lee Ann, and Jeff left last Monday for Lansing, Michigan where they will spend a month with Mrs. Wright's parents. Pat Buchannon left Monday for Houston, Texas where he is employed by the Texaco Company. Miss Janna Edmondson is doing Summer School work at Hinds Junior College.

Rhonda Willett and Darla Eichelberger of Baton Rouge, La. and Jon Cooper of Pelahatchie are visiting their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eichelberger, this week. Mr.

and Mrs. Ethel Boyles had as their supper guests last Wednesday her uncle, Mr. S. D. Miller, and Mrs.

Miller of Annadale, Virginia. Mrs. W. R. Hunt visited her daughter, Mrs.

Kathleen Touchstone and children in Hattiesburg this week. RECENT VISITORS IN HENRY HOME Denson Henry, his wife, Eddie Carolyn and their two daughters of Stephenville, Texas visited recently in the home of their parents and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. D. L.

Henry of Pulaski. Other visitors in the Henry home during their visit were: Mrs. Roy Davis of Canton, Jerry Davis of Meridian Van Henry, Dorris and Peg of Pulaski, Mrs. Norman Long and Robert Earl, Jackson, Mrs. Otis Carperville, Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Wicker, Leonard and Sue, Glen, Janette and James; Mr. and Mrs. McCaughn and Tammy from Morton, Mr. and 'Mrs.

Moray Henry and little Tob of Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Billie Hollingsworth, Colbert and Ann of Ringgold, Mrs. Taylor Henry and children of Morton, and Jim Henry of Picayune. All enjoyed a bountiful lunch served buffet style.

29 "Births CHARLES DONALD LAMBERTH, born to Mr. and Mrs. at Lackey Hospital; weight, 7 Joe Lamberth on May 31, 1963 to pounds; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clate Windham and Mr.

and Mrs. L. G. Lamberth. MICHAEL LEWIS GLAZE, born to Mr.

and Mrs. James Robert Glaze of Bessemer, Ala. on June 2, 1963; weight, 7 pounds, 5 ounces; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C.

J. Glaze of Birmingham, and Mrs. Clorene Lewis, Forest, and the late John Lewis; one brother, Robert. WILLIAM HERNDON GRAHAM, born to Dr. and Mrs.

Billy Graham of Whitfield on June 8, 1963 at St. Dominic's Hospital, Jackson; grandparents: Mr. and Mrs. Bob Graham of Jackson, and Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Stevens of Forest. semblies wil include Faye Craig of Winston County, 1963 Reportto-the Nation delegate; and 1963 National 4-H Conference delegates, Tommy Fortenberry of Marion County, Dan Webb of Rankin County, Martha Jo Ballard of Lowndes County and Barbara Henderson of Ponto- toe County. Presiding at the opening assembly will be Martha Johnson of Newton County, president, State 4-H Council. New officers of the State 4- Council will be elected during the conference. The state song leading contest will also be held.

A real friend never gets in your way unless you happen Ito be on the way down. Don't bet your bottom dollar on the fellow who has nothing to lose but confidence. OUR FATHER'S ARE MARINE Private Claude L. Evans, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Walter E. Evans of Star Route, Lake completed recruit training May 28 at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, S. C. The 11-week endoctrination to Ma- rine Corps life includes instruction on basic military law, discipline, physical fitness and military law, discipline, physical fitness and military drill. rifle range where recruits fire the M-14 rifle and receive instruction on other infantry weapons.

W. C. Beard, 54 Interred Friday Funeral services were held for Mr. Warren Columbus Beard, 54, of RFD Brandon, on Friday afternoon, June 7th, at 2:30 from the Morton Baptist Church with the Rev. J.

W. Maxie officiating, assisted the Rev. Charles Hollifield. Interment will be in the Hodge Hill Cemetery in Scott County with Ott and Lee Funeral Home in charge. Mr.

Beard pased away Thursday in the University Hospital in Jackson. He was a member of the Andrew Chapel Methodist Church in Brandon. The survivors are three daughters, Mrs. Mary Lucy Barr of Jackson, Mrs. Sadie Mae Craine of Jackson, and Mrs.

Bettie Jean Phillips of Brandon; three sons, Willette Beard, J. C. Murphy, both of Brandon, and Billy Ray Beard of Baton Rouge, nineteen grandchildren; 1 sister, Mrs. Clifford Johnson of Knoxville, five brothers, Jim and Fount Beard, both of Vicksburg, Frank of Laurel, and Mack Beard of Morton, and Jeff Beard of Brandon; and his Mother, Mrs. Eula Beard of Brandon.

Pallbearers were Earl Henderson, D. L. Henderson, Freddie Johnson, Ray McCrory, Billy Beard, and Verne McCrory. SCHOOL OF ALCOHOL STUDIES The first Southeastern School of Alcohol Studies was held at Millsaps College, in Jackson, in August, 1961. It marked the first time a group of southeastern states had joined to consider alcoholism.

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