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Setka One, Pg 1 1 National 4-H Week The Magee Courier, Magee, Miss. October 10, 1974 II! If 1 I iloh 1 "We can make it happen" Miscellaneous For Rent Obituaries REPAIR JWatch and jewelry repair. Stone setting. We buy old I rings and diamonds. Reasonable prices and guaranteed satisfaction.

Clark's Jewelry, corner of Main and Jackson St. Sidney Albert Blackwell TRAILER-Completely furnished. Air conditioned. Two bedroom. Located at Braxton.

Contact Braddy's Shell Station, Hwy. 49. Phone 847-2881. ufn FOR RENT: 1 3 bedroom lVt bath brick hours; 1 2 bedroom house near school and 2 furnished apartments. Call 849-2172.

3tc 9-26-10-310 Magee. 1 'i 1 it ENGRAVING tfc 1 8 enthusiasm and energy, in all 50 states. Puerto Rico and Washington. DC. 4-H'ers from all economic, ethnic and social backgrounds are helping clean-up and protect the environment and natural resources.

The youths work to conserve energy, assist in agricultural production, and help improve health and nutrition habits of the community. In the process, the 4-H'ers develop good citizenship and leadership traits and acquire skills that will help them in later life. Youthful enthusiasm and energy, combined with adult guidance and support and working together in a common purpose that's the 4-H story in 1974. And we support the efforts of 4-H'ers. their parents, their leaders and alumni "to make the best better." And we would encourage our young readers, who have plenty of enthusiasm and our adult leaders who may wish to volunteer their time and talents to get involved in 4-H and help "make it happen." With the many problems we face as a nation, it is refreshing to see our young people ready and willing to help bring about solutions to these pressing concerns.

Enthusiasm and optimism has always been an admirable quality of American youth. Their vigor inspires all of us to do a better job in coping with our problems. Youthful exuberance, combined with the guidance and experience of adults provides an unbeatable combination. The results of that cooperation are evident in the 4-H program. We salute the combined efforts of 4-H'ers and their leaders "to make the better" on the occasion of 1974 National 4-H Week.

October 6-12. The theme of the annual observance is "We Can Make It Happen." Those five words emphasize the commitment and cooperation of nearly 5.3 million youths and 560,000 volunteer leaders working together to solve common problems. With their Hammond Howell Cooley Hammond Howell Cooley of Mount Olive died Wednesday. October 2 in Mount Olive following a brief illness. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m.

Friday. October 4 at Mims Mitchell Chapel with Rev. Cambell and Rev. Milton Crosby officiating. Interment followed at Zion Hill Cemetery.

He is survived by a daughter. Mrs. Sylvia Windham and a son, Hammond H. Cooley both of Jackson. Other survivors include two brothers, W.S.

Cooley. Mount Olive and J.L. Cooley Jackson; two sisters, Miss Susie Cooley, Mount Olive and Mrs. Henry Fortenberry, Tylertown; his mother, Mrs. Carlotta Cooley, Mount Olive and four grandchildren.

Abe F. Brown 8 I HERBICIDES These soybean hervicides available at MAGEE CO-OP; I Dynanap, Ancrack, Dinitro, Basawite-jJFN ALLSTATE INSURANCE: iFire, Auto, Life and Health, For all your insurance needs, 'joe H. Allen, agent 849-2487. 'ufn. APPLIANCES I Ware's Appliance, air conditioning and refregeration service.

Authorized G.E. service. All other brands services too. Hours: 7 a.m.-5 p.m. Ph.

849-3498. Lavon Ware. ufn Fertilizer, MADDOX FARMS Pro-Lex Liquid Teed Call 373-1709 24 hr. answering service Sidney Albert Blackwell. 74.

of Plain died Sunday, October 6 at Mississippi Baptist Hospital. He was a former resident of the Martinville Community and a farmer. Funeral services were held at 3:30 p.m. Monday, October 7 at Bethlehem Baptist Church with Rev. Paul Williamson and Rev.

Carl Underhill officiating. Interment followed at New Bethlehem Cemetery under the direction of Upton Funeral Home. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Minnie Blackwell, Plain; four sons, Lewis Blackwell, Florence; Cecil Blackwell, Star; Lloyd Blackwell, Magee and Fred Blackwell, Florence and five daughters, Mrs. Jewel Smith, Florence; Mrs.

Anne Kennedy, Kosciusko; Mrs. Christine Mangum, Magee; Mrs. Nell Kennedy. Magee and Mrs. Linda Little, Florence.

Other survivors include 16 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. William Luther Garner 9 1 i I TED'S SWAP SHOP We buy and trade for used furniture, etc. Old Hwy. 49 Magee. Phone 849-2375 Abe F.

Brown, 88. of Raleigh died Monday, October 7 at Raleigh Hospital following a lengthy illness. Funeral services were held at 3 p.m. Wednesday, October 9 at the Assembly of Jesus Christ Church with Rev. David Watts and Rev.

Mont officiating. Interment followed at the Merchant Cemetery under the direction of Smith County NEED NEW UPHOLSTERY: Let us cover your old furniture or make custom seat car covers. Phone 847-4790. Free estimate with pick up and delivery. Open 8 til 5 p.m.

4 tc 9-19-26-10-3-10 WE CAN ft II PEN Postmaster urges safety drive Fire, Auto, Life, Health Real Estate RALPH JONES, INS. 849-5395 William Luther Garner, 78, of Raleigh died Saturday, October 5 at Smith County Hospital following a lengthy illness. Funeral services were held at 3 p.m. Sunday, October 6 at Smith County Chapel with Dr. Weems- officiating.

Interment followed at North Raleigh Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Vergie Garner, Raleigh and three sons, James Otis Garner, Raleigh; Charles Odell Garner, Tulsa, Okla. and Qlon L. Garner, Valparaiso, Fla.

Chapel. He is survived by eight sons, Pat Bowen, Truman Bowen, Perry Bowen and Howard Bowen, all of Raleigh; Benton Bowen, Newton; Delton Bowen, Clyde Bowen, Brookville and Clay Bowen, Pascagoula. Other survivors include 58 grandchildren; 105 great grandchildren; a brother, Charile Bowen, Raleigh and three ciatera. Mrs. Kate Sandford.

FOR PLUMBING WATER GAS CALL Hotice, Raleigh; Mrs. Betty Crosley, Other survivors inciuae tour Utner survivors inciuae wur sis, MsEmma JohWiw rfB? YaS Postmaster Robert Stubbs today called for a community-wide drive to eliminate dangers at rural intersections and other safety hazards in the area. He said his appeal is made far trMtional safety drive now underway by the U.S. Postal Service. A common problem for rural carriers, as well as other motorists, the Postmaster noted, are long-standing "blind corners" and Jackson: Ms.

Vida Pruitt, In line with this campaign, he said rural carriers would be stepping up their efforts to get residents to adhere to proper standards for "This is not so much a matter of appearance," he said, "as a crucial safety matter. If, for example, a carrier must leave his car to place mail in a 'drooping' mailbox, both he and on-coming motorists face an unnecessary hazard." He said he would also be increasing his discussions with local, county and state officials regarding BUTANE CO. 849-3496 MAGEE, MS. ufn 1 NEED PAINTING DONE: Inside and out; remodeling, free estimate. Call Red May at 849-5932 after 4 p.m.

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NOW: Times Picayune Sunday papers available at J.W. Styron's Service Station. 2tp, 10-10-17-74. BRICK WORK: When you're ready we're ready. Call 847-2778.

UFN. 'SEWING I will do sewing in my home at I real reasonable price. Call I 849-2966. Up, 10-10-74. GARAGE SALE i Oct.

10-12 located 1213 Francis I Ave. Magee block across Raleigh and Ms. Verdie Strange, Houston, two brothers, Leonder Garner, Bitoxi and David Garner, Magee; seven grandchildreni and three great grandchildren. Paul Max Byars We are accepting applications for positions as policemen. We are an equal opportunity employer.

City of Magee Paul Max Byars of Mize died Friday, October 4 in Simpson County as a result of an auto accident. He was 69. He was a disabled veteran of the Korean War. Funeral services were held at 3 p.m. Sunday, October 6 at jersistent road hazards.

Mrs. Hattie S. Herrington Mrs. Hattie S. Herrington, 86, of Magee died Friday, October 4 at Hillcrest Nursing Home following a lengthy illness.

Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Saturday, October 5 at Mims Mitchell Chapel with Rev. Alton Tullos and Rev. A.D. Nieman officiating.

Interment followed at Sharon Cemetery. She is survived by eight sons, Truman Herrington, Magee; Marvin Herrington, Mendenhall; R.B. Herrington, Vicksburg; Bernice Herrington, Jackson; Lavon Herrington, Picayune; Leo Herrington and Kermit Herrington, both of Magee and Ray Herrington, Natchez and three daughters, Mrs. Ruby Watkins, Jackson; Mrs. Gladys Hall and Mrs.

Jewell Watkins, both of Magee." Mrs. Effie Georgia Shows other driving hazards which can be corrected through community efforts, such as removal of obstructions at intersections to create a clear view of the roadways. "Such a simple step as cutting down overgrown foliage at driveways and intersections can save lives and prevent painful injuries," he said. "This will benefit not just rural letter carriers, but all See these great RCA Week XL-100 values! highway. 541 from Hillcrest Nursing Home.

Nice clothes and misc. items for sale, ltc, 1010-74. WHEELCHAIRS SALE OR RENT We now have the complete line of health home cure Available for ul or for rental are such iterai aa: wheel chalre, cum. crotchet, walkeriand commodei. Medicare will pay a great deal toward the purchase or rental of thia equipment.

GEMS POUTS mmuci HtfM For Sale driving residents of our area." The Postmaster said the new national drive by the U.S. Postal Service has a goal of reducing injuries and fatalities among about 700,000 postal personnel, including rural carriers who sustain more than their share of serious Mize First Baptist cnurcn wun Rev. Giles Hankins and Rev. Carl Underhill officiating. Interment followed at Mize Cemetery under the direction of Mims Mitchell Funeral Home.

He is survived by a son, Paul Kevin Byars and a daughter Kembly Dawn Byars, both of Jackson. Other survivors include his mother, Mrs. Etha Byars, Mize. APPRECIATION We would like to express our thanks and appreciation to our many friends who were so thoughtful to us during Wilkins hospital confinement and reco-ery at home. Your visits, flowers, phone calls, food and especially your prayers are greatly appreciated and made us feel much better.

Again we say thanks and may God bless you. Mr. Mrs. Wilkin Mangum ltc. 10-10-74 FOR SALE: 1969 Chevelle Malibu.

In fair condition. Call Mrs. Effie Georgia Shows. 88. of Loma Linda, Calif, died Thursday, October 3 in Loma Linda following a sudden illness.

Graveside services were held at 11 a.m. Monday. October 7 at New Hebron Cemetery under the direction of Upotn Funeral Home. Rev. Scastcta 'I ji injuries.

The Postal Service has one of the largest vehicle operations in the world, 797-4370. 4tp. 10-10-17-24-31. FOR SALE: 4 bedroom home fur sale, nice lot good price under $10,000 at 849-3996. ufn FOR SALE 1974 Yamaha 100.

Very low mileage. $400. Used by a little ole lady around town. 849-3434. ufn HOUSE FOR SALE: Located between Mize and Magee.

Contact Laurel Federal at 849-5166. ufn. APPRECIATION We wish to express our appreciation and thanks to all the doctors and nurses in the hospital, and nursing home at Hillcrest. Also our many friends and neighbors for every act of kindness shown us in our illness and death of our mother, Mrs. Hattie Herring-ton.

May God richly bless all of you. Lee Herrington Family 10-10-74 RCA Model GT723 Jimmy Wood officiated. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Maw Mollett, Yacaipa, Calif. Other survivors include two sisters, Mrs.

Tiny Tilators, El Paso. Tex. and Mrs. Jack Eaton. Dallas, two grandchildren and one great grandchild.

John Mathew Hughes John Mathew Hughes, 83, of Magee died Monday, October 7 at Simpson Genral Hospital. He was a Simpson County native and a retired carpenter. Funeral services were held at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, October 8 at Mims Mitchell Funeral Home Chapel under the direction of Rev. J.M.

Myers. Interment followed at Sharon Cemetery. 1 He is survived by his wife, THANKS To each one for flowers, phone calls, gifts, cards, visits, offers of help and words of encouragement during my illness, I want to say simply but sincerely thank you. Thanks to Dr. Pruitt, the nurses and entire personnel.

Special thanks to the ministers, especially our pastor Brother Burnham. May God richly bless each one of you. Mrs. Wilson (Jewel) Warren ltc, 10-10-74 and more than 40,000 facilities conducting postal business. "Smaller communities," he noted, "have the satisfaction of generally less severe crime than major cities, but there is no reason for complacency, since rural areas and less populated communities frequently have many safety hazard problems." He urges all residents to spearhead a community-wide safety effort directed at dangerous intersections and other hazardous conditions.

Ralph Little, Star and Charmer Little. Selma. Ala. Other survivors include a sister. Mrs.

Pernicie Lyons, Magee; 14 grandchildren and 13 great granchildren. koUSE FOR SALE: Located! Mize and FOR SALE: 4 bedroom home for sale, nice lot good price under $10,000 at 849-3996. ufn nice 3 bedroom carpeted home with fireplace. Pay equity and assume loan. Ralph Jones Insurance.

849-5395. UFN giant-screen XL-100 consolel $59888 ir. T.aurpj Keaerai an B49-5166. ufn BEST CAR INSURANCE BUY Mrs. Lucy Layton Hughes, Magee; three sons.

David Hughes, Mendenhall; O.J. Hughes and Daniel Hughes, both of Magee and four step sons, Sam Little, Shreveport, Howard Little. Mize; Call Fred E. Kennedy Phone 849-3394 Sanatorium Fire, Auto, Life, Health, Real Estate RALPH JONES JESS. 849-5395 ami feiohbor.

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