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THE MAGEE ffttlRlEtt. MAGEE. MISSISSIPPI, THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1962 MAY 31 IS DRIVE DATE Wallace Services LOCAL STUDENTS TO Kiwanis Club To Sponsor Clothes Collection For Needy Children CLEAN UP PAINT UP Hospitality Committees vide needv chiki GRADUATE FROM MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE Three Magee students will be among the 286 candidates for degrees and awards in the 136th annual commencement at Mississippi College on May 27. The graduation exercises will be held at 5 p. at Robinson Field.

Degrees to the graduating students will be presented by Dr. R. A. McLemore, president of the college. Students from Magee receiving degrees will be: Bachelor of Science: Ted Pru-itt Allen and Joe Milton Long.

Bachelor of Science and Education: Mrs. Richard T. Bennett. R. Hemby, bailiff.

Saratoga: M. L. Sullivan, Dewitt Runnels, Gaddis Craft, managers; Mrs. Roy Runnels, Mrs. Pearlle Brown, clerks; Buck Eubanks, bailiff.

Xew Hope: Mrs. Estus Boxx, Floyd Brewer, Mrs. Wilylis Bron, managers; Mrs. T. Saulters, Mrs.

Elry Herrington, clerks; Scott Herrington, bailiff. Coat: Ralph Stubbs, Jeffie Ware, H. D. Cook, managers; Mrs. C.

G. Baldwin, Mrs. Quitman Maddox, clerks; Jim Smith, bailiff. DISTRICT 3 Merritt: Mrs. G.

0. Benton, Curvin Brown, Mrs. R. D. Neely, man agers; Mrs.

Belton Pickering, Mrs. Marvin Sullivan, clerks; Zack Welch, bailiff. Oak Grove: James Walker, Mrs. E. A.

Ashley, Mrs. Eunice Griffith, managers; Mrs. Auleen William son, Mrs. John Ashley, clerks; R. D.

Walker, bailiff. Pinola: Mrs. Jessie Allbritton, H. G. Grantham, J.

H. Bush, managers; Mrs. Jason Hales, Mrs. Laura Berry, clerks; Jessie Bishop, bailiff. Shivers: Mrs.

Herman Lee, Miles Owens, Lonnie Peacock, managers; Mrs. Willie Rals, Miss Myra For-tenberry, clerks; Sol Grubbs, bailiff. D'Lo: M. E. Daniels, W.

E. (Bill) Brackenbush, Mrs. Jack Warren, managers; Mrs. Fordie Cockrell, Mrs. Ida Vanzandt, clerks; Jeff Bostic, bailiff.

Braxton: Tom Walker, Mrs. Alice Bar-wick, Mrs. Rosabel Woods, managers; Mrs. Wesley Wallace, Mrs. Elsie Barwick, clerks; Ebon Gay, bailiff.

DISTRICT 4 Fork Church: Mrs. Edard Lee, Willie Way, Mrs. J. B. Taylor, managers; Mrs.

W. E. Temple, Mrs. Ches ter Harris, clerks; J. J.

Keen bailiff. Bridgeport: James Little, Buford Holmes, H. J. Little, managers; Mrs. Robert Mcintosh, Mrs.

I. S. Bass, clerks; Walter Berry, bail iff. DISTRICT 5 Harrisville: Mrs. Bernell Hilton, Sam Harris, Claud Garrett, managers; Mrs.

Louise Garrett, Mrs. Monroe Magee, clerks; Alford Buckley, bailiff. Pearl: A. N. Byrd, Albert Davis, John Tucker, managers; Mrs.

Ellis A. Ashley, Mrs. E. J. Steen, clerks; Leonard B.

Bennett, bailiff. Toochstone: Mary Maud Spell, James J. Dear, Jessie Owens, managers; Mary A. Shorter, Fronia Bridges, clerks; George Paul, bailiff. MRS.

MARGARET ANN HORD Mize Services 10:00 a. Saturday Union Baptist Church Interment Unjty cemetery Center Ridge, Miss. MRS. SELMA BRYANT PATRICK Services 4:00 p. Sunday Magee Shady Grove Baptist Church Interment Pine Grove cemetery Mendenhall Mimt Mitch! Funeral Horn, Inc.

Election Managers Named Tuesday Members of the Simpson county Democratic Election Committee met at the courthouse in Mendenhall Tuesday afternoon, May 22, to appoint election managers for the coming Democrat ic primary to be held June 5, 1962. The first named manager in each precinct has been designated as Returning Officer: i DISTRICT 1 E. X. W. Magee: 'John Hughes, Miss Pearl Ware, George Garner, managers; Mrs.

B. F. Smith, Mrs. G. T.

Everett, clerks; Opal Polk, bailiff. W. X. W. Magee: Mrs.

Harold Everett, G. E. Burns, John May, managers; Miss Alice Franklin. Mrs. Anse Myers, clerks; Evan Walker, bailiff.

X. W. Mendenhall: Mrs. Paul Belding, Mrs. La-Rue Gates, Mrs.

Hugh Willis, managers; Mrs. Elizabeth Bell, Mrs. Lee Grubbs, clerks; W. S. Evans, bailiff.

8. W. Mendenhall: Mrs. S. J.

Butler, Mrs. Marjor-ie Meadows, managers; Mrs. W. A. Parlett, Mrs.

Bonnie Maxwell, clerks; Banks Bron, bailiff. Everett: Mrs. Sidney Ross, Henry Floyd, Mrs. Ralph Shotts, managers; Mrs. Mary Freen, Mrs.

D. H. Ross, clerks; Jimpsy Floyd, bailiff. Old Hickory: O. L.

Ingram, John Garner, C. E. Gibbons, managers; Mrs. El- berta Ates, Ralph Dollar, clerks; Pete Sullivan, bailiff. Weathersby: Mrs.

R. T. Gardner, Mrs. Jack McLendon, T. B.

May, managers; Mrs. Walter Harris, Mrs. G. P. Brown, clerk; Dan May, bailiff.

Sumrall: Timon Nichols, Derrie Curry, J. D. Warren, managers; Mrs. Alonzo Warren, Mrs. D.

M. Curry, clerks; Ellis Warren, bailiff. Martinville: Vernie Shoemaker, Belton Shos, Roscoe King, managers; Mrs. Vernie Shoemaker, Mrs. Roy Upton, clerks; Kiley Bailey, bailiff.

DISTRICT 2 E. 8. W. Magee: Neville Garner, Cletus Man-gum, Shelby H. Thompson, managers; Mrs.

F. M. McAlpin, Mrs. W. E.

Lang, clerks; Coy Belding W. S. W. Magee: Clifton Reed, Allen Caugh-man, Mrs. Glen Tullos, managers; Mrs.

Stella Thames, Mrs. Eunice Herring, clerks; H. H. Bullock, bailiff. Bowie: Mrs.

Pauline McCallum, Mrs. James Jones, Mrs. Scott Brown, managers; Mrs. J. I.

Grayson, Mrs. Lavon Bynum, clerks; J. FRIDAY SATURDAY May 23 26 SHOW STARTS 8:00 P. M. She'll Show You What a Gal's Gotta Do To Get a Guy to Say "I Debbie Reynolds In "THE SECOND TIME AROUND" Also Starring Steve Forrest Andy Griffith Juliet Prowse Thelma Ritter Ken Scott PLUS "THE PURPLE HILLS" With Gene Nelson Joanna Barnes Kent Taylor MONDAY TUESDAY May 28th 29th Rock Hudson Gina Lollobrigida Sandra Dee Bobbie Darin In "COME SEPTEMBER" A Quiet hideaway A Secret Rendezvous then the teen-agers barged in! Also Starring Walter Slezak FIX UP Month Named for the "Hospitality Month" of June.

Week of June 4 planned activity will begin. June through will be Clean-Up, Paint-Up, Fix-Up week. Everyone is urged to do their part in this city wide campaign. Let's clean, paint and fix-up, for Health, Beauty, Safety and Civic Pride. June 11, everyone will be in the parade; only litter bugs will be watching.

June 15 will be the date to declare Magee's "Miss Hospitality." Two days will be set aside for "Welcome Tourists." Let's all join in the fun and work to make Magee the most attractive town in Mississippi. Watch the Courier for other announcements. Services For Mrs. Patrick Funeral services for Mrs. Selena Bryant Patrick, 84-year-old Magee resident, were held Sunday at 4 p.

from the Shady Grove Baptist Church. Revs. W. C. Hallmark, R.

R. Newman, W. T. Stephens and R. L.

Roberts officiated. Interment was at the Pine Grove cemetery. Mims Mitchell Funeral Home was in charge. She was survived by six brothers, Andrew Bryant, of Jackson; Robert of Magee; Levi of Okolona; Miley of Crystal Springs; Charlie, of Magee and Willis of Magee; one sister, Miss Annie Jane Bryant, Magee. Ainsworth Rites In Brookhaven Mrs.

Ester Narcissa Ainsworth, mother of Mrs. H. O. Upton, of Mendenhall, died Saturday afternoon at her daughters' home in Bogue Chitto, Miss. Funeral services were from Hartman Funeral Home Chapel in Brookhaven at 3 p.

Sunday, and interment was at Ple-sant Grove Methodist cemetery. She was survived by two sons, W. of Laurel and Woodrow of Brookhaven; four daughters, Mrs. Elisha Broomfield, Tyler-ton; Mrs. Dan Calcote, Brookhaven; Mrs.

Bernard Price, Bogue Chitto and Mrs. H. O. Upton of Mendenhall; fourteen grandchildren and twenty four great grandchildren. Funeral Services For Mrs.

Hord Mrs. Margaret Ann Hord, 86-year-old Smith County resident, died Wednesday, May at her home near Mize. Funeral services were from Union Baptist Church at 10 a. Friday, with the Revs. Oscar Bankston and Gene Fant officiating.

Interment was at Unity cemetery, Center Ridge, with Mims Mitchell Funeral Home in charge. She was survived by two sons, Granville, Flint, and Ra-hodin, Clearwater, three daughters, Mrs. Myrtle Tanner, Mize; Miss Mary Hord, Biloxi; and Mrs. Nancy Curtis, Meridian; two brothers, Martin Barn-hart, Raleigh and Walter Barn-hrt, Crystal Springs; four sisters, Mrs. Fannie Adams, Terry; Mrs.

Lavana 'Vinzant, Hazle-hurst, Mrs. J. C. Mayfield, Hat- tiesburg and Mrs. Bertha Hough of Oak Grove, La; 13 grandchil dren and 20 great grandchildren Political Announcements For Chancellor 13th Chancery Court District E.

A. (Beby) TURNAGE FLOYD P. SMITH T. MELVIN BISHOP For Circuit Judge 13th Circuit Court District J. E.

(Ed) ULMER HOMER CURRIE FRED E. KENNEDY Magee, Mits. Held May 13th Funeral services for H. B. Wallace were held Sunday, May 13 at 4 p.

from the Mims Mitchell Funeral Home Chapel. Revs. J. H. Cameron and David Merritt officiated.

Mr. Wallace died Friday, May 11 at Simpson General Hospital. Interment was at Magee cemetery. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Winnie Wallace; 2 sons Idus, Guitano, and Bam-ett Delhi 3 daughters Mrs.

Alex Carr Magee; Mrs. H. A. Murger Santa Paula and Mrs. J.

P. McNair Jackson; 3 stepsons, Dr. A. L. Walker, Tom Walker and Curtis Walker; 17 grandchildren and 32 great grandchildren.

CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank each and everyone for the many deeds of kindness shown us during our mother's illness and at her death in Magee Hospital May 1, 1962. Our mother, Mrs. Laura Brooks Berry, was 83 years of age and we sincerely thank her pastor, Bro. James Holston of Mendenhall Methodist Church and Rev. C.

W. Thompson from Ellisville Baptist Church; Bro. Sutton Smith from Mt. Zion Baptist Church and also Bro. Charles Webb from Magee Baptist Church for their words of comfort.

Then we thank Mrs. Tom McAlpin for the music in song and Mrs. Audell Durham for the organ music. To Mrs. C.

N. Mangum, a dear friend of the family, we sincerely extend thanks for the tape recording of the funeral service in full. The floral offerings were SKIX ITCH DOX'T SCRATCH IT! Scratching spreads infection, causing MORE pain. Apply quick drying ITCH-ME-XOT instead. Itching quiets down in minutes and antiseptic action helps speed healing.

Fine for eczema, insect bites, foot itch, other surface rashes. If not pleased, your 48c back at any drug store. TODAY at Watkins' Pharmacy, Magee, Miss. FOR SALE FOR SALE: Xew Plastic Seat Covers any style, model or color: $12.95. E.

O. Berry Mo tor Magee. rtc FOR SALE: Two 50' 140' lots located across from City Park. See Martin Rand, Magee, Miss. ltp FOR SALE: Good used U.

S. Electric Meat Slicer and Toledo Scales. Good condition. Reasonably priced. Phone 6759, Mendenhall.

M24-31c ATTEXTIOX LIVESTOCK OWXERS Registered Bulls for sale. Black Angus, Hereford and Short Horn. Call 2657, Magee, Miss. FOR SALE: Used Model Minneapolis Moline Corn Shell-er. Can be operated from a tractor.

Will sell cheap. Call McCarty Enterprises. M. 3-10-17-24. FOR SALE: 3 houses with lots: (1) One located near Avery Body Works in Magee: 4 rooms and bath: house not finished in.

side, but completion can be arranged. $100 down: monthlv nnv, mcnts depend upon amount of uoik to be done Inside. (2) House located South of Magee, approximate ly i nine off Highway 28; 1 acre of land. Completely wired and sheeti-ocked. $50 down low monthly payments.

3) House located on old highway 35 west of Mt. Olive. Wired and sheeti-ocked with lifetime siding. $50 down low monthly payments. Call Collect FL4-5212, Jackson, JIM WALTER CORPORATION Jackson, Miss.

iT24c FOR RENT FOR RENT; ucuruvm home, unfurnished. Near schools and churches. For information, 5 Jack Thame8- Ma- rtc ffi i ste rr ajl If you have any clothes your children have outgrown or discarded, then please bundle them up for the Magee Kiwanis Club and they will come right to your door and pick up the clothes to redistribute to needy children of this area. President Frank Dabbs of Sanatorium states that clothes for children of all school ages are needed and the Kiwanis Club has taken this as one of their humanitarian projects to pro- beautiul and the nice food sent was most appreciated. May we say thanks to each honorary pallbearers and those who assisted at the graveside; to Mims Mitchell and his staff of workers, we give our heartfelt thanks.

May the Lord bless each and every person who in any way had a part in helping to share this grief of giving up our mother. Her children, Miss Ophie Berry, M. O. Berry, Brooks Berry, Mrs. Corinne Smith, Mrs.

Dovie Edwards, Mrs. Mattye Little, Mrs. Mildred Buckley and Mrs. Rheba Judd. MAGEE THEATRE Magee, Miss.

FRIDAY SATURDAY May 25 26 4 "THE KETTLES ON 4 OLD MacDONALD'S FARM" ALSO "RUNNING WILD" 3UX, MOX, TI E. WED. May 27, 28, 29 30 It's That Hollywood Expose' "THE GEORGE RAFT STORY" THURSDAY June 3 MERCHANTS FREE SHOW SERVICES Save The Argument When you need monuments and grave markers, see or call me. Genuine Georgia granite or marble at lowest prices. S.

J. WALKER Phone 2722 Rt. 2, Magee, Miss. IXTERESTED IX A NEW HOME? Remodeling, repairing or building to your present home can arrange FHA, GI or IEH loans. Lots available.

Contact Leo Walker, P. O. Box 492, ph. 2450 or 2831, Magee. rfnc ATHLETE'S FOOT GERM HOW TO KILL IT IN 3 DAYS If not pleased with strong Instant drying T-4-L, your 48c back at any drug store.

Watch infected skin slouch off. Watch healthy skin replace it. Itch and burning are gone, TODAY at WATKIX'S PHARMACY, Magee, Miss. TV SERVICE on all makA and models by expertly trained cmcraen ana repairmen. McAIpins TV Center, phone 3391, Sanatorium, Miss.

rfnc DR. CARL von SEUTTER Optometrist Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted Phone 3944 Mairefi. Miss. For Prompt and Dependable Electrical Plumbing Service Call D. J.

McNeil Phone: 2376 or 3359 "Authorized GE Dealer" Magee, Miss. Magee Chamber of Commerce with committees from other civic clubs, are making plans Siloam Baptists Will Conduct Bible School Boys and girls from 3 through 16 years of age in Siloam community are urged to enroll at Siloam Baptist Church this Fri day, May 25, at 8 a. m. This will be Preparation Day for a Vacation Bible School which will begin Mondy, May 28, and continue through June 8. The daily schedule from 8 a.

m. to 11 a will make Bible study interesting for there will be creative activities appealing to every age. There will be refreshments every day. A commencement night will be of great interest to parents. Funeral Held For R.

W. Ashley Funeral services for R. W. Ashley of Magee were held Friday, May 11, from Good water Baptist Church, with Revs. David Merritt, G.

T. Henderson, C. M. Grayson, J. N.

Gipson and J. H. Cameron officiating. Interment was in Magee cemetery, with Mims Mitchell Funeral Home in charge. Mr.

Ashley, 80-year-old Smith County native, died last Wed nesday afternoon at Bastrop, La The retired farmer was a member of Goodwater Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Oma Ashley of Magee; 4 daughters, Mrs. C. H.

Barr of Bastrop, Mrs. Willie Den nis, Mrs. Robert Sellers and Mrs. O. D.

McAlpin, all of Magee; two brothers, Wilson Ashley and Lonnie Ashley of Mize; three sisters, Mrs. OUie Turner of Magee, Mrs. Oma Ashley of Mize and Mrs. Effie Culiver of Jackson; nine grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren. Last Rites For Mrs.

C. Dabbs Mrs. Bettye B. Dabbs, long time Magee resident, died at Magee General Hospital May 11, after a lengthy illness. She was a member of the First Baptist Church of Magee.

Funeral services were held Saturday morning from the First Baptist Church of Magee, with Rev. Charlie Webb, Rev. E. F. Hicks and Rev.

J. H. Cameron officiating. Interment was at Magee cemetery with Mims Mitchell Funeral Home in charge. Survivors include her husband, C.

I. Dabbs, Magee; one son, Paul David of Jackson; 3 grandchildren; one brother and seven sisters. MT. OLIVE BANK SCHOLARSHIP GIVEN CLASS SALUTATORIAN Miss Mary Drummond, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

J. P. Drummond, received the Mount Olive Bank Scholarship award at the Tuesday night graduation exercises. The award ws presented by Mr. Normn Stevens, Exec-Vice President of the Mt Olive Bank.

The $500.00 scholarship, created last year by the Board of Directors of the Bank, is awarded annually to a graduating senior of the Mt. Olive School, who is outstanding in scholarship and citizenship. Lawrence Runnels, ministerial student at Clark College, son of Mr. and Mrs. OUie Runnels, was recipient of the scholarship last year.

Mary was salutatorian of the class and received the school citizenship award. She was a Beta Club member, president of the Senior Class, editor of the school annual and county TAP chairman. She will enter Jones County Junior College this fall. Before You Buy i- See Phone 3394 Thf ICiwaniQ 7 10 house ca vass of Magee on ThuL, 311 clothin 0 pro ect. Rmi nS moi, many people will i out of town on Thursdav ternoons, President Dabbs that those who have clothes will be away from home nlease nlapp than, uu from oayn.s uiey are to be pickedi by the Kiwanis.

In the meantime, you may a vise that you have clothing calling Frank Dabbs at 3323 niTnttrt j-i. j. ivic-Ajpin at 3391. 49 DRSVE-IN THEATRE FRI. SAT.

May 24, 25 26 "SHAKE HANDS WITH THE DEVIL" ALSO "SCREAM OF FEAR" WED. May 28, 29 30 Daughters of Joy! Sisters In Sin! "ANGELS OF DARKNESS' With Linda Darnell Anthony Quinn ValcKina Cortese ((linr illlnirl llllllll'lllll and Mr iw-Hiiit. TTnmR linililin? and BOd- Retail naint OUUetr- RITRXETT RT.AIR. Main Street x' cj Announcing The Opening 01 BUSH'S SHOE SHOP Located across the highway 11VIII ITlUgCV IIUIlli Vi'vm to 5 p. m.

Expert repair on all shoes. Btc Farm Bureau Insurance LIFE AUTOMOBILE FIRE TORNADO Blue Cross-Blue Shield Farm Liability Machinery Wilkin Mangum Af endnnhall. Miss. Phone FARM BUREAU OFFICE Located in New Building Between Post Office and Cn ITaiiba In Monilenhall. HOBS MMM 8:30 a.

p. See or call for Insurance Service. Phone 2591. H. W.

MANGUM, Agent Home until 10 a daily Phone 4531 ri HAVARD PEST C0XI SERVICE, licensed and bonded. Free Termite Inspection. Box 1796, Phone 8-1484, fiif Miss. EXPERT Radio and TV pairs. All work guaranteed 90 days.

Satisfaction JJ teed. Call Jones TV Sales Service, Magee, 2841. Please Let Us Estimate Requirements tor READY MIXED Also White Oyster Shells for Lakeview Ready Concrete, Hc Magee, Tel. 26fil Service Cleaners managed by Mt and located second ttOV'j, Ready-Mix plant phoney Wfl.