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The Magee Courier, Magee, June 24, 1D71 Section One, Pajre 7 3 Watch and Jewelry repair: stone setting, we buy old rings 3 Obituaries JAP WANTED; Gas Customers 1 1000 Gallons No Limit We Don't Sell Cheap We Sell Good Gas Cheap Jiffy Mart I I FOR SALE-40 acres of land. Two metal frame chicken f- houses. Six-room dwelling house. Located 4 ml. NE of 3 "HE COULD' VE BEEN A VICIOUS in the defense of personal property.

"He A "real hungry" chicken hawk having a wine was after a chicken when he mot his untimely span of approximately five feet was killed end," remarked the Count lan who brought the last week in Simpson County. It was ixit bird by THE COURIER for a pre-death plwtog- known at the time that the bird is protected raphy session. by the State of Mississippi, but it was killed (Photo by Tom Dickson) Uons Lee Banks is graduated with honors Doris Lee Banks, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Banks of Route 3, Mendenhall and Las Vegas, was recently graiutcd with honors and high distinction from Northern Arizona University at Flagstaff, Ariz. The granddaughter of Mr.

and Mrs. J. II. Grubbs and of the late Mr. and Mrs.

B. L. Baiiks of Route 3, Mtudetihall, she received a BJ3. degree In education and as elected to Ptil Kappa Phi National Scholastic Honorary and Kappa Delta Pi National Education Honorary. She majored in French and has a minor in Spanish.

She has been selected by Rotary International Foundation, Arizona Chapter, for Graduate Felloship to serve asU.am-bassador of goodwill overseas. Miss Banks has selected to study at the Sorbonne in Paris for one year. She has studied at the University of Dijon in France in the summer of 1970 and this summer will study at the University of Oaxaca in Mexico after touring the country. She graduated with honors from Las Vegas High In 19G7 where she was president of the Spanish Club, vice president of Future Teachers of America, co-chairman of Interscholastic Committee and member of the National Committee Honor Society. Miss Banks was state winner of the U.S.

Jaycee's Safe-Driving Auto Road-e-o and placed ninth In the nation in 19C7. She was awarded the Fleisch-Mann Foundation Scholarship in 1967 and three Elks National; Foundation "Most ValuableStu-: SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF Hi! The Simpson County tour is having a good trip and en- Joying every day of it. We arrived here in San Fran- Cisco late Saturday p.m., and we are on a tour of this city today. We are all fine and Church. Survivors include two sons, Mr.

Jeff L. Wooley, White Oak, and Joseph H. Wooley, Mo.iden-hall, three daughters, Mrs. Tullos, Jackson, Mrs. Annie M.

Boone, Mendenhall, and Mrs. Jenrii Derrick, White Oak, two brothers, Sam dukes, White Oak, and Jody Dukes, White Oak, three sisters, Mrs. Roy Miley, White Oak, Mrs. J. B.

Murphy, White Oak, and Mrs. Bessie Dukes, White Oak, four grandchildren, and 11 great grandchildren. WILLIAM JESSE BOGGAN William Jesse Boggan, 87-year-old resident of Mendenhall, died June 19, 1971 at Simpson General Hospital. Services were held Monday at 10 a.m. from Upton Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev.

Tom McCurley officiating. Interment was held at Mendenhall Cemetery. Upton Funeral Home was In charge of arrangements. The Simpson County native was born July 30, 1889 and was a member of Macedonia Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife, Mrs.

Buena Lee Boggan, Mendenhall, two daughters, Mrs. Willie Mae Puckett, Mendenhall, and Mrs. Dorothy Green, Memphis, five step daughters, Mrs. Louise Cli-burn, Mendenhall, Mrs. Jean Morris, D'Lo, Mrs.

Bobbie Coats, Yazoo City, Mrs. Jewel Warren, Ft. Sam Houston, Tex. and Mrs. Madge Sanders, Mendenhall, one son, Louis Everett Boggan, Mobile, two stepsons, Earl Lee, Carrollton, and Floyd Lee, San Antonio, one sister, Mrs.

Beulah Holyfield, Mendenhall, one brother, Wayne Boggan, West Monroe, nine grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. i ALTAMAYRAH E. BOGGAN Miss Altamayrah Elizabeth Boggan. 90-year-old resident of Rt. 3, Mendenhall, died June 19 at Magee General Hospital, following a short Illness.

Services were held Sunday at 2 p.m. from Upton Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Tom HARVEY B. WRIGHT, M.D. ANNOUNCES THI ASSOCIATION OP JAMES RUSSELL, M.D.

rOB THI PRACTICE Of OPHTHALMOLOGY AT THI LAUREL EYE CENTER 90S SOUTH ISTH AVENUE LAUREL. MISSISSIPPI 39440 D'LO NEWS By: Mri. Myrtle Morgan having a nice and wonderful trip, We will leave here Monday, the 21st, for Lake Tahoe, and we will be home Sunday, June 27. See you folks soon. TCLIPHONd 4It.72t4 Political Adv.

Stanley and diamonds. Reasonable prices and guaranteed satisfaction. Clark's Jewelry, corner of Main and Magee, ENGRAVING 6-10 tfn Old Jake has 18,000 BTU West-lnghouse air conditioners for only $288.88 until July 3. McAlpin's TV and Appl. Centre, Sanatorium.

6-24 2tc Automatic transmission exchange and rebuilding-complete transmission service-all transmission service fully guaranteed for 90 days. We have rebuilt transmissions In stock. Clark Motor Magee, Mississippi 849-2921-night calls 849-5638. 6-10 tfn 3 SINGER SALES AND SERVICE We stock complete lines of Singer Sewing Machines. Save-bring your sewing machine to our shop for experienced service.

GIBSON SEWING CENTER ON Main Street in Magee I 3 McAlpin's TV Appl Centre For RCAdV Zenith TV. Phowe 849-3391 FOR SERVICE PHONE 849-3391 or 849-33921 Pianos tuned and repaired. Old Pump organs. 1 year guarantee. 15 years exper-, ience, Call Magee V- 6-10 4tp rr FOR SALE: 1970 'Furnished 12' 51' Mobile Home two bedrooms.

$250.00 down and take up payments. Calli 849-3615. 6-24 ltp FOR SALE Restaurant equipment. Doing good business. Phone 849-3466.

6-24 tfc Old Jake has 18,000 BTU West-inghouse air conditioners for only $288.88 until July 3. McAlpin's TVand Appl. Centre, Sanatorium, 6-24 2tc FOR SALE House at 506 Cherry Magee. Call (205) 255-2657. 6-24 2tp FOR SALE-LIVESTOCK.

Beautiful golden Palomino quarter mare. Six or seven years old. Excellent barrel horse. Very easy to catch anywhere. $500.

Welsh pony gentle for children. Will pull a cart. With bridle and blanket. Easy to catch and handle. Only $50.

Phone Sherilyn Stephens, 849-5392 or 849-3379, at anytime 6-24 2tc Bus drivers are needed for fall term According to G. L. Tutor, Superintendent of Education, there are several vacancies in the Mendenhall School area and in several of the other schools. "If you are interested in driving a school bus," he said, "please call the office of the County Superintendent, 847-1562." The bus drivers are receiving a small increase in salary for next year which will bringtheir salary to $135 per month. The Spanish explorer Balboa didn't like lawyers and he successfully kept them out of the West Indies for 10 years.

MRS. COLA BROWN GRUBBS Mrs. Cola Brown Grubbs, 73-year-old resident ofMenden-hall, died June 13, 1971, In Rankin County's Crossgate Nursing Homo. Services were held at Upton Funeral Home Chapel Tuesday at 2 p.m. with the Rev.

Carl Tolbert and the Rev. Zollie McAlpin officiating. Interment was held at Macedonia Cemetery. Upton Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. The Simpson County resident was born April 2, 1898 and was a member of Pearl Baptist Church.

Survivors include two sons, Pat Grubbs, Jackson, and Allen Grubbs, Mendenhall; one brother, Alanzo Brown, Mendenhall; and seven grandchildren. MRS. ANNIE DELL BERRY Mrs. Annie Dell Berry, 68-year-old Jackson resident, died June 14, 1971 at Hinds General i Hospital in Jackson. Services were held at Upton Funeral Home Wednesday, June 16, 1971 at 2 p.m.

Upton Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. The Simpson County resident was born May 27, 1903, and was 1 a member of Shivers Baptist Church. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Shelby Bryant, Jackson, and Mrs. James Cody, Jackson; three sisters, Mrs.

Wallace Sullivan, Shivers, Mrs. Oland Honea, Shivers, and Mrs. Myitis Westmoland, Shivers, and two grandchildren. MRS. ZONA T.

WARREN Mrs. Zona T. Warren, 72- 'year-old resident of Mize, died June 14, 1971, at the Smith" County Hospital. I Services were held Wednesday, June 16, 1971 at 2 p.m. from Providence Baptist Church with the Rev.

Marion I Ingram officiating. Interment was in Providence Cemetery. Mims Mitchell Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. The Smith County native was born March 6, 1899 and was a member of the Pentecostal Church. Surviv6rs include her husband, Martin Warren, Mize, four daughters, Mrs.

Roberta Hosey, Taylorsville, Mrs. Alberta Pettis, Mize, and Mrs. Winnie Lee Roberts, Mize, three stepdaughters, Mrs. Rosie Lee Danden, Mt. Olive, Mrs.

Hattie Mae Lucky, Magee, and Mrs. Daisy King, Collins; one brother Jimmy Toney, New Orleans, two sisters, Vil-ona Jordan, Mize, and Matha Styron, Bastrop, and eight grandchildren, and five great grandchildren. ARCHIE ELMORE Mr. Archie Dilmore, 77-year-old resident of Magee, died June 16, 1971, at the family residence. Funeral services were conducted Wednesday at 4:30 p.m.

from East Side Baptist Church with the Rev. Ben Hurr and the Rev. Norman Bagby officiating. Interment was at Sharon Cemetery. Mims Mitchell Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.

The Simpson County native was born March 25, 1894 and was a member of East Side Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife, Onie Lee Smith Dilmore, Magee, one son, Eugene Dilmore, Magee, two brothers, Mitchell Dilmore, Magee, and Earnest Dilmore, Jackson, and one sister, Miss Myrtle Dilmore, Magee. MRS. ELIZA DUKES WOOLEY Mrs. Eliza Dukes Wooley, 87 of White Oak, died June 16, 1971 at Smith County Hospital.

Funeral services were conducted Thursday at 4 p.m. from White Oak Baptist Church with the Rev. Quinton Floyd, the Rev. Zollie McAlpin, the Rev. Herman Milner, officiating.

Interment was at White Oak Cemetery. Mims Mitchell Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. The Smith County native was born October 31, 1883 and was a member of White Oak Baptist 847-1172. 6-10 8tc Old Jake has 18,000 BTU West- Inghouse air conditioners for only $288.88 until July 3. McAlpin's TV and Appl.

Centre, Sanatorium. 6-24 2tc All Auto Accessories Tire A Tube Overnight Gneat Rooms for Rent Braddys Arco Service Station A. Grocery Lenzie Braddy, Owner Phone 847-2881 H-ry. 49 Braxton -1 tfc Wanted couple to park trailer lot three miles from Magee paved road, water furnished return for living on premises. IContact B.E, P.O.

Box 338, tMagee. -6-10 tfn i PIANO IN STORAGE Beautiful spinet-console stored locally. Reported like new. Responsible party can takexn low payment balance. Write bfr.

fore we send truck. Joplin Piano, O. Box 103, Panama City, Fla. 32401. 6-24 ltp A BEAUTIFUL OPPORTUNITY BE Merle Norman Cosmetics is offering an exciting and rewarding franchise opportunity in Magee.

Convert unused space in your store into a profitable beauty business or open a new exclusive cosmetic studio. Forty year old parent company offers continuous assistance with business, training and interior design guidance at no charge. FOR IMMEDIATE INFORMATION Write, wire or call collect: Phyllis Ailsworth, Merle Norman Cosmetics, 9130 Bellanca Avenue, Dept. LN22C, L.A., Calif. 90045.

Area Code 213 641-3777. 6-3 4tp The Sale It On MOBILE HOMES Quality At OuanUty Priced Come See, You'll Buy Trailers For Kale or Kent Loan Assumptions R. R. WINDHAM Trailer Sales, Inc. Highway 49 South Magee Ph.

FOB SERVICE, call Service, Dry Cleaners, managed by( Allen Heed. Beginning In 1970, all dry rlenuing will' be rash and carry. Phone 849-2328. tin $50,000 Cancer Insurance Life, Disability, Hospitalization. Pre-existing conditions covered.

Contact Lendol Jones, P. O. Box 576, Magee, Missis-' sippi 39111. Telephone 849-2257, 4-15 tfn FOR HKNT Furnished trallera, 10 54). Air conditioned, iiutomntle washer.

Tome see them today on new Highway 4N In Braxton. Braddy'n ARCO Serv-lee Station. Phone M7-288I. Ml tfnr dent" scholarships. Rev.

Little is evangelist in revival The Rev. Clyde B. Little of Holly Springs Baptist Church will be the visiting evangelist during revival services next week at Oak Grove Baptist Church. line DeWeese, his mother and father, Mr. and Mrs.

Carl DeWeese, Philadelphia, and one brother, Glen DeWeese, Meridian. Active Pallbearers were James Robert Slay, Bill Williams, Aubry Cockrell and Truitt May. Honorary pallbearers were J. B. Williams, D.

H. McKennon, Ray Layton, Pete Walker, John Franklin, Charlie Williamson, and Milton Boyles. orpici HOUR! APPOINTMINT Paid Pete AIRMAN LYNDALE McGEE, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willie V.

McGee, Rt. 3, Collins, has completed basic training at Lackland AFB, Tex. He has been assigned toSheppardAFB, for training In accounting and finance. Airman McGee, a 19C8 graduate of Carver Central High School, attended Jackson State College. 3253 Countians receive benefit A total "of' $80,005 worth of food stamps were sold In Simpson County during the month of June.

Persons, purchasing food stamps paid $18,236.50 incash. They received a total bonus of $62,368.50. A total of 935 families participated in this program this month, and a total of 3253 persons benefitted from the Food Stamp Program. Services begin at 7 a.m. and at 7:30 p.m.

June 27 through July 2. 'The Rev. Little holds a B.A. degree from Mississippi College and a BJ). degree from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary.

Hehaspastored at Collins Baptist Church, Collins, and Magnolia Street Baptist Church, Laurel. The Rev. Billy Thomas, pastor at Oak Grove, cordially invites the public to attend revival services. The church is located near Pinola on Highway 28, approximately one mile off Highway 12. Call: Fred E.

Kennedy Cj Magee 849-3394 in.u. v2i JL'rf I will not promise to perform miracles. I do promise to do my best for what I and every concerned person believes in, and that is our County and State and Nation. I will offer what I have and what I can do tc better the future, and for a better living and a more pleasant place to live. I will do my best to better our schools, do some adjusting on our law and slow down pollution in our environment.

My time will be your time, this I Promise. McCurley officiating. Interment was held at Boggan Cemetery. Upton Funeral Home was In charge of arrangements. The Simpson County native was born Oct.

17, 1880 and was a member of Old Oak Grove Baptist Church. Survivors include her nieces and nephews. J.G.WARREN J. G. Warren, 58 year-old resident of Puckett, died June 16, 1971 in Warren County.

Funeral services were held at 4 p.m. from Puckett Methodist Church Friday with the Rev. Ted Geoidane and the Rev. L. H.

Reynolds officiating. Interment was held at Puckett Cemetery. Upton Funeral Home was In charge of arrangements. The Rankin County native was born July 31, 1913, and was a member of Puckett Methodist Church. Survivors include his wife, Mrs.

Zelda Warren, Puckett, one son, Ben Warren, Puckett, one daughter, Mrs. Tom Kennedy, Brandon, his mother Mrs. L. Edd Warren, Puckett, one brother, Mr. Kirby Warren, Puckett, and two granddaughters.

BILLY FRANCIS DsWEESE Billy Francis DeWeese, 34-year-old resident of Mendenhall, died June 20, 1971, at Simpson General Hospital following a lengthy illness. Services were held at 2 p.m. Monday from First Baptist Church of Mendenhall with the Rev. James Smith and the Rev. James Wllloughby officiating.

Interment was at Mendenhall Cemetery. Upton Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. The Neshoba County native was born October 24, 1936 and was a member of First Baptist Church of Mendenhall. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Doris DeWeese, one daughter, Miss Amanda Caro- Need Your House Painted? Call Ed Harvey 733-2685 Mize ACTION SPEAKS LOUDER THAN WORDS.

STAN THE MAN, WILL GIVE YOU A HELPING HAND. CANDIDATE FOR SENATOR DISTRICT 24, POST 1 Lincoln, Copiah, Simpson Claiborne Counties 1 1 YES, WK KNOW WHO TO THANK FOR MAKING JAKE McALPIN NO. 1 IN 1 EDDERS YOU! Phone.