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THE MAGEE COURIER, MAGEE, MISSISSIPPI THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1962 All nJe anH fn National tlnK r- 1 "Truth About Oxford" Pamphlets Now Ready For Distribution Local Happenings Written By: Mrs. A. C. Myers sity of Mississippi recently. A Dortion of the Jaycee Creed.

a I Mrs. Mary Alice Webb who has been visiting for several month with her son and family, Rev. and Mrs. Charlie Webb, left last week to visit her other son, Mr. and Mrs.

H. H. Webb, in Jackson. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

W. P. Caughman were Mr. and Mrs. Walton Caughman and Walton, of Jackson; Mr.

and Mrs. C. D. Horn, of Ole Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Morton and family and Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Horn, all of CHICAOO NOV.

25-Z9, 1962 1 r- BIG 4-H DELEGATION COMES FROM 50 STATES AND ABROAD FOR WEEK OF MEMORABLE EVENTS The Mississippi Junior Chamber of Commerce. thi3 past week released to the public its brochure "Oxford A Warning For Americans." The brochure will be distributed to over two hundred thousand Jaycees in every state of the U. S. The public demand for the 24 page publication has been so great that a second printing has been necessitated. The State Office of the Jaycees located in Jackson, has been swamped with letters and phone calls from all over the nation.

Business houses, civic organizations, and individuals are all purchasing the brochure, which costs five cents to use in mailing to business associates, fellow members, and friends and acquaintances throughout the U. S. As these brochures are distributed, more and more orders result. The brochure, which was prepared by the Mississippi Jay-cee Governmental Affairs Committee, headed by Jackson attorney Gene Wilkinson, tells of the unwillingness of the Executive Department of the Federal Government to await the completion of the judicial processes which they had involked, resulting in the tragedy at the Univer- CARD OF THAXK8 We take this means to express our sincere appreciation ofr tv-ery act of kindness shown in our recent sotow, the sudden passing of ou- loved one, Virgil Lang. To all our friends and neighbors who were so thoughtful of us, for food, flowers and comforting words, we express our diepest gratitude.

We also would like to thank, the doctors and nurses for tlifir serviK-s, and the ministers who were so faithful with their comforting words and prayers. May God bless each of you. The Lang Family. (m-m) PLUMMER WILLIAM CLARK Shivers, Miss. Services 2:00 p.

Monday Shivers Baptist Church Interment Peacock cemetery ROGER RAY BERRY Rt. 2, Mendenhall, Miss. Services 3:30 p. Monday Everett Baptist Church Interment Everett cemetery WM. LUTHER WALTERS Jackson, Miss.

Services 2 p. Wednesday Beulah Polkville Baptist. Church Interment Polkville New cemetery CHESTER McCALLUM Braxton, Miss. Services 2:00 p. Thursday Mims Mitchell Chapel Interment Sharon cemetery Mendenhall Mims Mitchell Funeral Homes, Inc.

MndnhaD Masee CPfe(sl "That Government should be of laws rather than of Men," is the basic motive for this publication. Contributions are needed for the Javcee national mailing, wh ich will cost $18,000. Brochures are also on sale to the public for five cents each, which is actual cost. Contributions and purchases may be made by mail to P. O.

Box 1200 in Jackson. Persons wishing to make a purchase should enclose 25c for postage expenses. Would you like to serve as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Guatemala? Are you between the ages of 18 and 25 Do you have 1 farm background, 4-H or FFA experience? Have you had experience or training in farm cooperatives? Did you take courses in Agriculture or home economics in college? S. W. Dyar, Agricultural Extension Agent for Simpson County, says if your answer is "yes" to the first two questions and one or more of the others you should apply now.

Volunteers in Guatemala will not be required to demonstrate very high proficiency in any specific technical fields. They will try to show the Guatemalans how to better their way of life. Encouragement, gentle hints, convincing demonstrations and friendship will be more important than theories or college degrees. The Volunteers will try to get the people to experiment for themselves, and on their own to utilize the human, financial and technical resources which the country possesses. The great majority of farm families live in the Indian heartlands, where ancient traditions and ignorance have restricted these people from developing in to a productive force for their country.

Recently they have become interested in developing their lands and using more modern methods of farming. Volunteers will find broad opportunities in teaching agricultural and home making techniques through 4-H type clubs. Through demonstrations they can introduce better seeds, fertilizers, pesticides and fungicides, better machinery. There is also a great need for developing credit facilities and cooperatives, encouraging soil conservation practices, and improving sanitation. Volunteers will live and work in villages located about 4-5 ho urs via jeep from Guatemala City, a thriving metropolis of 350,000 population.

Guatemalja is also the country where the mysterious Mayan civilization flourished centuries ago. Exten sive ruins have been unearthed in the Peten region, making it a haven for archeologists and anthropologists. All persons in Simpson County interested in applying for Peace Corps service in Guatenv ala should contact Mr. Dyar at his office as soon as possible. Smith jr jy DUtK'NEWS 1 Miss Maud Turner has returned home following a stay of several months with her sister, Mrs.

Reba Sowell of Gulfport. Mrs. lone Burns is caring for Miss Maud, and both would appreciate your visits. Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Walley, newcomers to Magee, visited during the weekend with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Walley, in Richton.

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sherrel and son of Hattiesburg spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.

H. E. Raley. Recent visitors in the home of Mrs. Mulkey were her son, Sgt.

Jerry Mulkey, with 82nd Air Borne Ft. Bragg, N. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cas-tleberry and Mr.

and Mrs. J. C. Melton and children of Upsi-lanti, Michigan. Mr.

and Mrs. A. T. Arnold and son, Jerold of McComb, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

C. C. Griffith. Mrs. Mary Ware visited during the weekend with Mr.

and Mrs. Knox Magee in Jackson, and all attended the ball game in Baton Rouge Saturday. Rev. and Mrs. Harold Cook and family of Monroe, visited last week with Mr.

and Mrs. John Magee, and other relatives. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jones were Miss Merle Jean Ware of Clinton; Mr.

and Mrs. Ftarling Jones of Soso. Local visitors were R. T. Craft, Billy Jean and Paul Craft and Mrs.

Opal Mize. Mrs. John Floyd of New Orleans is spending a few da ys with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.

L. Grubbs. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Black-well of Jackson visited relatives here during the weekend.

Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Myers left Sunday for an extended visit with their children, Mr.

and Mrs. W. C. Duckworth, in Jackson. Mrs.

D. Whittington of Liberty visited friends and attended services at the First Baptist Church here Sunday. Mrs. Bertha Taylor spent two weeks with her children, Mr. and Mrs.

Wilford Knight, in New Or'eans. Mrs. Howard Womack visited during the weekend with her daughter, Mary, at MSCW. Mr. and Mrs.

Hulan Rhodes returned Sunday to their home in Vale, Oregon, after visiting with Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Myers and other friends and relatives in Mississippi.

Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Coleman and son, Mike, of Greenwood, were weekend visitors of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

E. Sowell. The first and second grade teachers of Magee School were very proud of the contributions made to them by the PTA last week, to be used for much needed material for their grades. Mr. and Mrs.

Leon Robinson and family of Pearl visited her mother, Mrs. Victoria Mangum, and attended home coming at the Sanatorium. Other visitors during the week were Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Mangum of Hattiesburg.

Weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Layton were Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Westbrook and Lisa Ann of Collins and Mr.

and Mrs. Glen Layton, Valerie and Jeff, of Magee. Mr. Tom Moffett of Corvana, visited last week with his sister, Mrs. Annie Windham.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Everett and family who have been living in Huntsville, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Everett, en route to his new assignment in Houston, Texas.

Mrs. Charles Kent of Greenwood is a guest this week of Mrs. Mary Ware. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Colon Roberts were their children, Mr. and Mrs. Durlin Roberts of Jackson and Larry, of Pascagoula. Mr. and Mrs.

M. M. Magee, and son, Mark, visited her parents in Wiggins Sunda.y Mrs. C. C.

Horn visited last week in the homes of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Blackwell of Tay-lorsville; Mrs.

Merle Yeagerand Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Yeager, in Raleigh. Mr. and Mrs.

Wayne Walker of Jackson spent the weekend with their parents, the W. A. Mays and Mack Wallace families. Making the home of Mr. and Mrs.

L. D. Thames of Mendenhall a house of excitement were their children, Al-c and Mrs. Hugh Shoemaker and boys, Skip, Dee and Bobby. They arrived from Sevillia, Spain on the 26th of October after spending 45 months with the U.

S. Air Force. Airman Shoemaker will be stationed in Glasgow, Montana and will report for duty on the 4th of December. Mrs. Shoemaker and boys will make tneir hom3 will her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. C. B. Saucier of Fvrvis, until Jun? when they will join Airman Shoemtker in Montana. We are glad to have theci back in ths States.

HARRIS V1LLE NEWS By: Mrs. Bunnell Hilton "Whatever gift each of you may have received, use it in service to one another, like good stewards dispensing the grace of God in its varied forms. Are you a speaker? Speak as if you uttered oracles of God; Do you give service? Give in the strength which God supplies." I Peter Sorry to report Mrs. W. P.

Harris is in Simpson General Hospital. Mr. George Whatley is reported quite ill. Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Neely are proud parents of a new son, arrived Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Chandler and Mr. and Mrs.

"Dot' Neely are the happy grandparents. We were glad to have Miss Goldie Magee at church Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Barlow and Pam of Jackson spent the weekend with the Harold Barlows.

Miss Fay Townsend and Miss Ruby Myers of Jackson visited the Harvey Hiltons, Mrs. Susie Watkins and Rev. Allen Win-stead Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.

Bob Neely were happy to have a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stegall. Mrs. Stegall has been ill recently.

The MYF plans a special Thanksgiving program at the night service in two weeks. Let's make plans to worship in God's house. Happy birthday on Nov. Miss Sue Hilton. A small group of girls spent the night with her to commemorate the dred American business enter-prises which have consistently supported the 4-H Club program Business Helps Among them are: Allied Chemical Allis-Chalmers Mfg.

American Forest Products American Oil Foundation, California Chemical Carnation Company, Coati Clark Conrad Hilton Hotel, Elgin National Watch Firestone Tire Rubber General Motors, Heisdori it Nelson Farms, Hercules Powder Company, Homelite and Humble Oil Refining Co. Also Eli Lilly and Massey-Ferguson Olin Mathieson Chemical Oliver Corp, Pure Oil Simplicity Pattern Singer Sewing Machine Standard Brands Standard Oil Foundation, Standard Oil Co. (Ohio), Standard Oil Co. Sunbeam Whirlpool Cities Service Oil the Milwaukee Road, and the Chicago Board Trade. In addition to the above firms, there are more than 20 other private business enterprises working with the Cooperative Extension Service and the National 4-H Service Committee to provide county, state and national awards, and make the annual 4-H congress a reality, Please Let Us Estimate Yon Requirements For READY MIXED CRETE Also White Oyster Shells for sale.

Lakeview Ready Mix Concrete, Inc. Magee, Tel. 2661 rb HAVARD PEST CONTROL SERVICE, licensed and bond Free Termite Inspection. P. 0.

Box 1796, Phone 8-1484, Land. Miss. te CONCRETE PRODUU3 COMPANY In Magee Announces The Manufacture of SEPTIC TANKS 350 gallon 500 gallon 1,000 gallon (Concrete pre-cat) Delivered anywhere in 50 mile radius of gee. Phone 2771 For Expert Radio and TV Repair Call 2841 Magee J. E.

WARREN'S TV APPLIANCE W. M. Jones, Service Mg 7T service, I Complete JaP eluding inlaid linoleum iJJJ peting.Home biuIdJj -J ernizing. Retail Pait BURNETT BLAIR. Main 8 or phone 2852, Magefc For service call Service Cleaners managed by and located second Ready-Mix plant phone Eber Maddox Inite You To Shop MADDOX GROCERY MARKET (Formerly C.

J. WlorJ, Fresh Fruits Staple Groceries. a panel of leaders in agriculture, business and labor. Questions to be answered come from the 4-H'ers themselves. The moderator is Dr.

Russell Mawby, assistant director of extension at Michigan State University. Expect Many Firsts The young people have a week crammed with many "firsts" such as meeting prominent U.S. citizens, seeing the internationally-known museums of Chicago, listening to the 106-piece Chicago Symphony Orchestra, enjoying the companionship of fellow 4-H'ers from north, south, east and west. Perhaps the most valued per sonal reward is the fact that every single one of the 1,500 boys and girls has all expenses paid. This highly regarded prize is theirs for having achieved an excellent 4-H Club record.

In addition, more than 200 delegates go home the richer by a college scholarship. And how is all this made possible? By the generous donations of more than half a hun See Eber Maddox At- MADDOX WELDING FIX IT SHOP Hlway 541 Magee For WELDING LAWN MOWER REPAIR PURE OIL PRODUCTS GENERAL REPAIR Phone 2871 FARM BUREAU OFFICE Located in New Building Be tween Post Office and Court House in Mendenhall. Hours 8:30 a. p. daily.

See or call for Insurance or Service. Phone 2591. H. W. MANGUM, Agent Home until 10 a daily.

Phone 4531 rfn Farm Bureau Insurance LIFE AUTOMOBILE FIRE TORNADO Blue Cross-Blue Shield Farm Liability Machinery Wilkin Mangum Mendenhall, Miss. Phone 4531 Your Job Printing given care ful attention at Courier Office. EXPERT Radio and TV Repairs. All work guaranteed for 90 days. Satisfaction guaranteed.

Call Jones TV Sales and Service, Magee, 2841. New Frigidaire APPLIANCES Just Arrived! Refrigerators Freezers Washers-Dryers Excellent Trade-Ins SANFORD Refrigeration Service Ph. 3609 For Prompt Certeous laxi Service "Across Town or Across the State" Call Mangum's Taxi Service 'Bounded for Your Protection1 i n. of JL An estimated 1,500 of the nation's best 4-H youths travel to Chicago right after Thanksgiving to participate in the 41st National 4-H Club Congress. They are joined by 500 4-H Club leaders, educators, business officials and guests from abroad.

The congress convenes on Sunday, November 25, in the Grand Ballroom of the Conrad Hilton Hotel, headquarters for the week-long event. But delegates begin to arrive as early as Friday. They travel by bus, plane, train, and come from all 50 states, Puerto Rico and a dozen foreign countries. Keynoter at the Sunday afternoon session is a former 4-H Club member, and one who this year is honored nationally as a 4-H alumnus. He is the Honorable Buford E.

Ellington, governor of Tennessee. "Citizenship in Action" is the 1962 congress theme. The principle speaker on the theme is Dr. Glenn Olds, president of Springfield College (Massachusetts). Also talking on the subject is FOR SALE FOR SALE: Six 5-month-oId Liver Bird Dog Puppies, or trade for eqnirrel dog.

Phone Biggie Puckett, 3802 or 5711, Mendenhall. N8c FOR SALE 1961 Magnolia House Trailer, 45 10, 2-bedrooni. 1962 Corvair Monza 900. Fully Equip-ed. Can be seen on Sanatorium grounds.

Contact Ervin Runnels, Phone 3321, Extension 2. tfc Electrolux (R) Vacuum Cleaners and Floor Polishers. Write J. H. Hamin, P.

O. Box 174, San. itorium, for sales and service. 3tp SPECIAL NOTICE: Christmas Special for next two months. Factory recovered Studio Conch and chair to match, out of leatherette in plain or floral patterns.

COOLEY'S UPHOLSTERY, ph 2344, Magee for pickup. rfnc PRICE REDUCED on two 2-bedroom houses and one 3-bed- room house. Idealy located in Magee LOW! LOW! VA or FHA PAYMENTS M. M. MAGEE Fhone 3953 Magee FOR SALE: New Plustic Seat Covers any style, model or colon $12.95.

E. O. Berry Motor Magee. rtc FOR SALE CREOSOTED FENCE POSTS LUMBER Magee Wood Products Phone 3671, or 3607 Magee, Mississippi FOR RENT FOR RENT: House for small family. All conveniences.

East of Hwy 49 on blacktop at Sanatorium. Contact A. F. Nicholson. Inquire at McAlpins Grocery.

2tp SERVICES TV SERVICE on all makes and models hv Avnavfltf I jt i uj uaiueu servicemen and repairmen. McAInlna TV ro My Thank The election results have been counted and you, the qualified electors of Beat Two, have spoken in electing the person you wish to represent you as a member of the County Board of Education for the next six years. I accept the will of the people in a sense of gratitude for the wonderful support given me and express my thanks for the splendid endorsement at the polls. Even though I was not the successful candidate, I pledge my wholehearted cooperation in helping promote better educational opportunities for our children at any time and in any way that I can be of service. For every confidence expressed in me, I again say "Thanks." Respectfully, Billy Meat Market uiai 3641 Magee Sanatorium, Miss, rf,.