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The Jlagee Courier, Magee, April 22, 1976 Section One, Page 7 For Sale Obituaries 849-5395 For AH Your Insurance Needs PERSONAL: Confidential divorce and criminal investigations. Detective Recovery Co. 601-736-7881, Columbia, Ms. UFN COUNTY WIDE PLUMBING Plumbing and Heating Service work or any type new construction. FREE estimates on new work.

Service calls answered 24 hrs. Call County Wide Plumbing. Ph. 849-5793. UFN NOTICE: Dozier service available, heavy duty disk.

Ray J. Sullivan, 733-5625. 3tp 42259; ployed as a fanner. Services were held Saturday, April 17, at 3 p.m. at the Pleasant Hill Baptist Church with the Rev, Don Womack, Rev.

Joel Eavenson and the Rev. Charles Burnham officiating. Interment followed in the Pleasant Hill Cemetery under the direction of Mims Mitchell Funeral Home. He is survived by bis wife, Mrs. Quillie L.

Warren and two daughters, Mildred Luckey and Judy Lofton, all of Magee. Other survivors include a Mrs. Roma Kennedy, and his mother, Mrs. Nonnie Warren, both of Magee. He also is survived by three grandchildren.

William Scott AOea William Scott Allen. 70. of Rt. 1, ML Olive was pronounced dead on arrival at Magee General Hospital April 15. He was both a native and resident of Smith County, mem- ber of the Fairmount Methodist Church and was a retired farmer.

Services were held Saturday, April 17, at 10 at the New Sardis Baptist Church with the Rev. Giles Hankins, Rev. Willie Johnson and the Rev. Tim Sandford officiating. Interment' followed in the Old Corinth Cemetery under the direction of Mims Mitchell Funeral -Home.

He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary Estell Allen, Rt. 1, Mt, Olive; a son, Robert Lee Allen, also of Rt 1, Mt Olive; and two daughters, Mrs. Bobby (Betty) Eeech, Purvis; and Mrs. Van (Margaret) Sullivan Jr.

Other survivors include a brother, Edward Allen, Mize; and four sisters, Audry Wal-' lace, Mt Olive; Gladys Eason, Mize; Mrs. Mellie Temple, Purvis; and Mrs. Rachel Sullivan, interment following in the Oak Grove Cemetery under the direction of Colonial Chapel Funeral Home-She is survived by six sons, W. D. Smith, Rt 3.

Mendenhall; Charlie Smith, Magee; Bill Smith. Rt 3, Mendenhall; W. F. Smith, Mendenhall; Dan Smith, Jackson; and Robert Smith, St Angelton, and a daughter, Mrs. Barney Skinner, Rt 3, MendenhalL Other survivors include 47 grandchildren, 75 great-grandchildren, and 14 great-greatgrandchildren.

Pallbearers were her grandsons, Johnny Smith, Donnie Smith, Ronnie Smith, Paul Smith, David Smith, Max Skinner, Roger Skinner and Bobby Skinner. Howard B. Floyd Sr. Howard B. Floyd 53, of Magee died at his residence early Wednesday morning following a lengthy illness.

He was a lifetime resident of Simpson County, a veteran of World War having served in the U.S. Marines in the Pacific and was a member of the Corinth Baptist Church. Services were held Thursday, April 15, at 4 p.m. at the Corinth Baptist Church with interment following in the Corinth Cemetery under the direction of Colonial Chapel Funeral Home. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Charlene B. Floyd, Magee; two sons, H. B. Floyd Jr. of Craig AFB, Selma, and Marvin' Floyd of Magee; and two daughters, Miss Caroline Floyd, Jackson; and Twila Floyd, Magee.

Other survivors include a granddaughter, his father, L. R. Floyd Sr, Magee; three brothers, W. W. Floyd, J.

W. Floyd, both of Magee; and L. R. Floyd Jr. of Jackson; and three sisters, Mrs.

Bessie Floyd, Magee; Mrs. Gone Curlin, Houston, and Mrs. Zula Farley, San Diego, Calif. Pallbearers were Wilson Floyd, Roy Thomas Floyd, A. W.

Floyd Lewis R. Floyd, Pat Floyd, and Cedrie Floyd. ber of the Bethlehem Church, a veteran of World War and a retired mechanic. Services were held April 20 at 11 a.m. at the Bethlehem Baptist Church with Brother Marvin Cox, Brother Jerry Mc-Raney, Brother W.

A. Blair, Brother James Beach and Brother Bob Stewart officiating. Interment followed in the Bethlehem Baptist Church Cemetery under the direction of Mims Mitchell Funeral Home. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Hattie Myers.

Pinola; three sisters, Mrs. Mona Winston, Pinola; Mrs. Purser Bush, Union; and Mrs. Eva Steen, Jackson; and three brothers, Henry Myers, Joe Myers, Mendenhall; and Jim Myers, Pelican, La. Other survivors include a number of nieces and nephews.

WeldoaUeYeager Weldon Lee Yeager, 68, of Taylorsville died at the University Hospital in Jackson Wednesday, April 14, following a lengthy illness. He was a lifetime resident of Smith County, member of the Taylorsville United Methodist Church and had been employed by the Southern Pine Electric Power Association for 15 years. Services were held Saturday, April 17, at 10 a.m. at the Taylorsville United Methodist Church. Interment followed in the Fellowship Cemetery under the direction of Colonial Chapel Funeral Home.

He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Vida Yeager, Taylorsville; four sons, Weldon D. Yeager, John Daly Yeager, Wayne O. Yeager, all of Taylorsville; and Billy Howard of San Francisco, and a daughter, Mrs. Linda Stringer of Taylorsville.

Other survivors include a brother, Burvis Yeager, Taylorsville; and a sister, Mrs. Anthony Anglando, Biloxi. He also is survived by nine grandchflden. Durwood May Durwood May, 49, of Rt 4, Mendenhall died at his residence Sunday afternoon, April 18. He was a lifetime resident of Simpson County, member of the Goodwater Baptist Church, and employed by the Mississippi State Highway Department as a heavy equipment operator.

Services were held Tuesday, April at the Colonial Chapel Funeral Home in Magee with interment following in, the. HOUSE FOR SALE: 526 Main St 4 bedroom, 2 bath, living, dining and game room, large den. Total heated area over 3,000 ft. Open for inspection 1-5 p.m. Sunday.

For inquiries dial 382-5664 or 881-3304. UFN FOR SALE: 16 ft Coba ski boat and trailer, includes Johnson motor, used less than 10 hours, just like new. $2,500. Phone 847-4594 after 6 p.m. PAUL STEPHENS HOBBY SHOP: Repair lawn mowers, tillers, small outboard motors.

514 S.E. First St, Magee. 843-2256. Stp 56 FOR SALE: 3 bedroom home. With Vlt acres of land in city limits of Magee.

Call 849-5461. 4tp FOR SALE: New deluxe air hockey table for $90. 8474824, after 7 p.m. UFN FOR SALE: 65 acres, approximately 30 acres in Bahia pasture, bordering Rials Creek, balance in timber, good house site overlooking pasture, small spring-fed lake and many other springs in property. 4 miles south of MendenhalL 847-1261.

UFN FOR SALE: 1973 Volkswagen, still under warranty, air conditioning, AM-FM stereo, good tires. Real clean. $1,950. 847-3979 or 847-3331. 3tp REDUCE safe and fast with Gobese Tablets and E-Vap "water pills." Gene Polk's Pharmacy.

7tp 56,13. LOSE WEIGHT with New Shape Tablets and Hydrex Water Pills at Magee Discount Drug. 4tp COMPLEXION PROBLEMS? Clear it with Norwalk CLEAR-ZTT Medication at Magee Discount Drug. 4tp FOR SALE: 1973 Chrysler New Yorker-loaded, $2,895. Doc Welch.

Phone 847-3988. 3tp FOR SALE: 12V acres of land, Hwy. 49, Weathersby. Approximately 6 acres in old city limits of Weathersby. 849-2783.

UFN LOTS-LOTS: Beautiful building sites. Some restricted, some not If you want a future home site call us. Cash or on time. Fred E. Kennedy, 849-3394.

FOR SALE: Nice, 3 bedroom, in town, $16,000. Mims Brown Realty. Ralph Jones 849-5395. UFN REPAIR Watch and jewelry repair. Stone setting.

We buy old rings and diamonds. Reasonable' prices and guaranteed satisfaction. Clark's Jewelry, corner of Main and Jackson St, Magee. ENGRAVING Miscellaneous SEWING MACHINE REPAIR: Any make or model free estimates, free pickup from The Fabric Center, 115 N. Main Magee, 849-2817.

All work done by factory authorized Singer representative. 4tc FREE: Take this ad to the Fabric Center for a free 8x10 portrait of your baby if he was born in January or February, 1976. Made by Olan Mills Studios on Friday, April 23. 2tc NOTICE: R.N. wanted 5 days a week, Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

Hospital PSRO Coordinator. Call Dale Saulters Phone 601-765-7511. 2tc 422. NOTICE: Wright's Radio TV. Honest dependable service.

Open 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m., Saturday too. Call 849-5715. 4tp 48.15.22.29:76 Linda Jane Bowman, Brandon; Betty J. Cooksey, Brandon; and Wanda Smith, Raleigh. Other survivors include two brothers.

Elvin L. Cook, Beaumont, and Willard Cook. Houston, six sisters, Carrie Warren, Pelahatchie; Pauline Christine, Houston; Willow Gholdson, Conroe, Juam'ta, Houston, Bessie Easterling, Houston, and Robbie S. Easterling, Houston, Tex. He also is survived by 16 grandchildren, seven greatgrandchildren and a number of nieces and nephews.

Olea Andrew Warren Olen Andrew Warren, 69, of Rt 3. Magee died, April 16 at the Magee General Hospital following a short illness. He was a native and resident of Simpson County and was em- and sfleys to be closed in order for said businesses to be located in said area. Section 5. That the petitioner agreed to and the City of Magee does hereby reserve and retain right of way and easement in and to each of said alleys, avenues and streets which are closed for the purpose of constructing therein pubGc utilities such as water mains, sewerage lines, electric tinea, and other such hems, as to said avenues, streets, and aleys not occupied by buildings.

However, the City of Magea shaR not have any right of ways or easements aa to that portion of said avenues, streets, and alleys which wM be occupied by bugs. Further, the City of Magee, Mississippi reserves its right of ways and easements as to all utilities which are now located in said area, and if any of these utilities have to be moved in order to accommodate the then owner or owners, then said owner or owners will re-locate all utilities belonging to the City in accordance with the requirements of the City and at the cost of said owners. Section 6. That active construction must begin in the area where said avenues, streets, and alleys have been closed within 18 months of the date of ordinance; otherwise, this ordi-' nance shall then become nuN, void, and of no effect whatsoever, to the same extent as if this ordinance had never been passed. That the overriding consideration for the enactment of this ordinance, is the agreement of the present and future owners to develop business enterprises in said area, and if said, enterprises are not developed, then' there would be no purpose in closing said avenues, streets, and alleys.

Section 7. That the City Clerk shaK cause this ordinance to be published at least one time In the Magee Courier which is a newspaper authorized by taw to publish legal notices. Section 8. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force as provided by taw. The above and foregoing Ordinance was first reduced to writing and read, considered and approved, section by section, and approved as whole and in its entirety at this the regular public meeting of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen held on this tho 6th day of April, 1976, at the City Hal in Magee, Mississippi; the regular meeting place of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of said City, and the vote on its final passage was taken by "yeas" and A motion to adopt the foregoing ordinance was made by Alder- man E.

O. Berry, and said motion was duly seconded by Aldermen K. V. Mangum. Whereupon, the motion to adopt the foregoing ordinance was put before the Board of Aldermen by Mr.yor G.

O. Runnels, and on rol cal vote. Aldermen E. O. Berry, James R.

Magee, K. V. Mangum, Jos McPhal, and Frank Wade voted "yea" or in favor of the motion and the adoption of the ordinance. Absent and not voting or voting none. The ordinance having received the affirmative vote of si members of the Board of Aldermen of the City of Magee, Mississippi, Mayor G.

D. Runnels declared said ordinance to have been duly adopted and to be in ful force and effect according to its pro- visions. So ordained, this the 6th day of April. 1976. AsG.

D. Runnels G. D. RUNNELS. MAYOR ATTEST: sJames W.

Clyde JAMES W. CLYDE, CITY CLERIC (SEAL) CERTIFICATE State of Mississippi, County of Simpson. James W. Clyde, the duly elected clerk of the City of Magee. Mississippi, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing ordinance is a true and correct copy of the ordinance passed and adopted by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of Magee, Mississippi, on the 6th day of April, 1976, and which said ordinance is duly of record in Minute Book 11 of the minutes of the City of Magee, Mississippi, for said regular meeting held on April 6, 1976.

Witness my signature, this the 9th day of April, 1976. James W. Clyde JAMES W. CLYDE. CITY CLERIC (SEAL) IK AlvittReeCook Alvin Ree Cook, 59, of Rt 4, Morton died April IS at the University Hospital in Jackson following a lengthy illness.

He was a native of Louisiana, resident of Smith County, member of the White Oak Baptist Church and employed as a farmer. Services were held Saturday, April 17, at 2 p.m. at the White Oak Baptist Church with the Rev. Eugene Young and the Rev. J.

T. Purnell officiating. Interment followed in the White Oak Cemetery under the direction of Mims Mitchell Eu- -neral Home of Magee. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. LQlie Cook of Morton; two sons, Louis E.

Cook, Brandon; and Tommy L. Cook, Morton; five daughters, Mrs. Daisey Bishop, Pelahatchie; Mrs. Norma Quick, Brandon; boned that a portion of certain avenues, streets, and alleys be vacated and closed as more specifically hereinafter described. That said petition sets forth that the petitioner is the sole and only interested and abutting tend owner to said avenues, streets, and alleys which are to be vacated and dosed by this ordinance.

That the petitioner waived any and a compensa-tion for vacating and closing said ave-r-jes, streets, and stteys. Section 2. That the Mayor and Board of AkJermeo find and adjudicate that the petitioner, Mrs. 8. A.

Smith, does in fact constitute the sole and only interested end abutting land owner to said avenues, streets, and alleys sought to be dosed and vacated by said petition. That thereby, upon her permission, the City of Magee tjas the legal right to vacate and stem said avenues, streets, and aseys. Further, the Mayor and Board of Aldermen further find and officially adjudicate that none of said avenues, streets, and alleys have ever been physically opened. Thus, no part of said avenues, streets, or alleys have ever been opened to the traveling public. That due to this, no Inconvenience will re-.

suit to anyone by said avenues, streets, -and alleys being vacated and closed. Further, that there Is still adequate streets, avenues, and highways in said area to accommodate other owners of land in said vicinity. Therefore, the Mayor and Board of Aldermen now affirmatively find and adjudicate that said avenues, streets, and alleys should be vacated and closed as provided by law. Section 3. That the following described avenues, streets, and alleys located in the Original Survey of the Town of Magee, now City of Magee, Mississippi, be and the same are hereby vacated and closed: That part of SW 7th Avenue be- -ginning at the Norm boundary line of the SEX of the NEK of Section 6, Township 10 North, Range 17 West and running South to the North boundary-line of New U.S.

Highway 49 right of way. That part of SW 6th Avenue ginning at the North boundary fine Of the SE of the NEK of Section 6, Township 10 North, Range 17 West and running South to the North boundary line of New U.S. Highway 49 right of way. That part of SW 5th Avenue between Block 142 and Block 143. That part of the alley in Block 139, South of the North boundary line of the SE of the NE of Sec tion 6, Township 10 North, Range 17 West, and running South to the North boundary Rne of New U.S.

Highway 49 right of way. That pert of the alley in Block 138, South of the North boundary line of the SEX of the NEK of Section 6, Township 10 North, Range 17 West and running South to the North boundary line of SW 5th Street That part of the alley in Block 141, South of SW 5th Street and North of New U.S. Highway 49 right of way. That part of the alley Block 137, South of the North boundary fine of the SEX of the NEK of Section 6, Township 10 North, Range 17 West and North of SW 5th Street The alley in Block 142, South of SW 5th Street and North of New U.S. Highway 49 right of way! That part of the alley in Block 158 South of SW 6th Street and North of New U.S.

Highway 49 right of way. That part of SW 5th Street run- ninji West from its intersection with SW 5th Avenue to the North right of way Kne of New U.S. Highway 49 right of way. That part of SW 6th Street running West from its intersection with the West boundary lines of the alleys in Blocks 143 and 158 to the North right of way line of New U.S. Highway 49.

Section 4. That the Mayor and Board of Aldermen find and adjudicate that the closing of the above avenues, streets, and alleys would be to the best interest of the City of Magee, Mississippi, and the citizens thereof due to the fact that a shopping center or commercial enterprises are planned to be located in the above areas, and that it is necessary for these avenues, streets. that's the phone number for your independent Insurance Agent. A nun yon as trust with all your insurance needs for personalized insurance protection. Ralph Jones 849-5395 Magee, Ms.

CB Headquarter See us for all your CB needs. TV Service HattiesburgDr. Phone 849-3392 UFN PRODUCTION SALE Registered Polled Here-fords, selling 30 bull, 125 cows, Monday April 26,10 ajn. Free delivery. Isabel Ranch, Hattiesburg.

For catalog write Jack Robinson, Rt. 2, Box 142A, Hat-tiesburg 39401 or call 584-6044. 2t Legal Advertisement TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF SALE Whereas, on the 21st day of January, 1961, Claude A. Curiae and wife, Marjorie M. Curlee executed a Deed of Trust to Edwin 8.

Watkins, Trustee, for the benefit of Veterans' Farm Home Board of the State of 'Mississippi, which' Deed of Trust is recorded in Record Book 443 at Page 91 in the office of the Chancery Clerk of Simpson County, Mississippi; and Whereas, default having been made under the terms and conditions of said Deed of Trust, and Veterans' Farm Home Board of the State of Missis-; sippi, the holder of the note and Deed of Trust, having requested the under- signed Trustee so to do, I will, on the 26th day of April, 1976 offer for sate at public outcry and sell during' legal hours, being between the hours of 11:00 a.m., and 4.00 p.m., at the main front door of the County Courthouse of Simpson County at Mendenhall, Mississippi, for cash to the highest and best bidder, the following described (and and property lying and being situated in Simpson County, Mississippi, being more particularly described as follows, to-wit: Commencing at the Northeast comer of the SE of the SWJ4 of Section 7, Township 1 North, flange 5 East, Simpson County, Mississippi, and running South 278 yards; thence South 63 degrees West 462 feet to the Southern boundary of the U.S. Highway 49 right of way which is the point of beginning of the land herein described: thence South 80 degrees West 495 feet to the Northern boundary of the G. S. I. Railroad right of way, now Illinois Central Railroad, thence in a Northwestern 'course 330 feet along on the said boundary of the said railroad right of way, thence in a Northeastern course 288 feet to the Southern boundary of the said U.S.

Highway 49, right of way, thence in a Southeastern course 540 feet along on the said highway right of way to to point of beginning. The parcel of land herein described is situated in the aforesaid SEK of the SWX end -contains 3 56 acres, more or less. I win convey only such title as is vested in me as Trustee. Witness my signature, this 25th day of March, 1976. sTEdwin B.

Watkins Edwin B. Watkins, Trustee 4tc 41.8. AN ORDINANCE VACATING AND CLOSING A PORTION OF CERTAIN AVENUES, STREETS, AND ALLEYS, ALL LOCATED IN THE ORIGINAL SURVEY OF THE TOWN OF MAGEE, NOW CITY OF MAGEE. MISSISSIPPI, AS MORE FULLY HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED AND FOR RELATED PURPOSES. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the City of Magee, Mississippi: Section 1.

That a petition has been submitted to the governing authorities of the City of Magee, Mississippi, by Mrs. B. A. Smith whereby she has peti- For Rent FOR RENT: Office space on Hwy. 13 toward MendenhaD, next to Salters TV Service.

849-2783. UFN TRAILER Completely furnished. Air conditioned. Two bedroom. Located at Braxton.

Contact Braddy's Shell Station, Hwy. 49. Phone 847-2881. UFN FOR SALE HOMES ACREAGE Large and small acreage. Two and three bedroom homes.

Older frame house on nice lot in Eastside area, $6,000. 200 acres mostly cleared on paved Magee-Raleigh Road at Dry Creek. $385 per acre. Nice 2 bedroom frame house on nearly 2 acres, 3 miles south of Mendenhall $12,600. 80 acres more or less, half open, half wooded with creek, and old concrete block house, $24,000.

Jack Buroham 847-3369 Don Wallace 8474970 Jack Buroham Real Estate FOR PLUMBING WATER GAS CALL LAMPTONLOVE BUTANE CO. 849-3496 MAGEE, MS. TED'S SWAP SHOP We buy and trade for 'used furniture, etc Old Hwy. 49 Magee Phone 849-2375 Call 849-2131 for Septic Tank Service Installation and repair service available anytime, AAADDOX Septic Tank Service ft Welding Shop Magee Card of Thanks Thank you for Cowers, food and visits following our father and husband's death. Each act of kindness was greatly appreciated.

The Family of Scott Allen Jimmy Lyna Garaer Jimmy Lynn Garner, 28, of Rt 1, Taylorsville, died April 15 in Corpus Christi, Tex. He was a native and resident of Smith County and a member of Services were heid Monday, April 19, at the Unity United Methodist Church at 11 a.m. with the Rev. Earl Howard and the Rev. Lovett Weems Jr.

officiating. Interment followed in the Unity United Methodist Church Cemetery under the direction of Smith County Funeral Chapel of Raleigh. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Angelia Fay Garner, Taylorsville; a daughter, Christine Michelle Garner, and a son, Robert Lynn Garner, both of Tavlorsville. Other survivors include his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Jimmy Charles Garner, and two brothers, Eddy and Wayne Garner, lintft nf Tavlnrvvillo- twft ters, Mrs. Carolyn Stringer, Colorado; and Miss Joy Garner, Taylorsville; two grandmothers, Mrs. Orlie Garner, Taylorsville; and Mrs. Ester Freeman, Albany, and his, great-grandmother, Mr Jim H.

Garner, Raleigh. He also is survived by three nieces and two nephews. Active Pallbearers were Charies Ray Blakeney, Geo White Bobby Elakeney. EiH Delk, Danny Smith, Randy Rushing, Dennis Ray Hough and Jimmy Hough. Goodwater Cemetery." He is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Kathleen W. May, Rt 4, Mendenhall; three daughters, Mrs. Tom (Rita) Krai, Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs. Thomas (Kay) Warner, Jackson; and Julie May, Rt 4, Mendenhall; and three sons, Henry May, Cleveland; Jack May, Mendenhall; and Gary May, Rt 4, Mendenhall; and a step-son, Jerome Orman, Rt 4, MendenhalL Other survivors include his father. John' P.

May, Rt 4, Mendenhall; a sister, Mrs. Gaston (Gladys), Womack, and a brother, Billy Green May, both of Rt 4, MendenhalL He also is survived by four grandchildren. Pallbearers were Dick Welch, Mickey Westmorland, Hershel Nichols. Ronnie Brown, George Runnels and Gerald Berry. Mrs.

Artie Smith Mrs. Artie Smith. 81, of Rt 3, Mendenhall died at the Magee General Hospital Friday, April 16. She was a lifetime resident: of Simpson County and a member of the Oak Grove Baptist Church. Services were held Sunday, April 18.

at the Oak Grove Baptist Church at 3 p.m. with He also is survived by 10 grandchildren, five greatgrandchildren and a number of nieces and nephews. Active pallbearers were Burt Wallace, Jon Wallace, Roger Wallace, Max Eason, Charles R. Lewis and Kenneth R. Allen.

M.J. Busby M. J. Busby, 62, of Rt 1, Magee, died at his family resi-. dence April 16 following a lengthy illness.

He was both a native and resident of Simp-s son County, member of the New Home Missionary Baptist Church and was employed as a Services were held Saturday, April 17, at 4:30 p.m. at the Mims Mitchell Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. M. L. Wallace and the Rev.

Frank Jones officiating. Interment followed in the Magee Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Ulma Busby, Magee; four sons, James Busby and Ronnie Busby, both of Magee; Johnny Busby, Ocean Springs; and Glenn Busby, Mendenhall; and three daughters, Betty Wall, Sebastopol; Charlotte Tomlin, London, England; and Judy Sullivan, Magee. Other survivors include three brothers, Carey Busby and Walker Busby, both of Magee; and Raz Busby of Jackson; and three sisters, Mrs.

Willie Runnels, Jackson; Mrs. Cora Lee Herrington, Jackson; and Mrs. Mattie Jennings, Jackson. He also is survived by 15 grandchildren. Active pallbearers were Joe Ware, Bob McNair, Tommy Stubbs, James Garner, Bill Jones and Charlie Warren.

Mrs, Mary Agaeas Howard 1 Mrs. Mary Agness Howard, 56, of Rt 2, Magee, died April 18 at the Magee General Hospital following a short illness. She was a native of Lawrence County, resident of Simpson County and a member of the Strong Hope Baptist Church. Services were held Tuesday, April 20. at the Strong Hope Baptist Church with the Rev.

Robert Smith officiating. Interment followed in the Strong Hope Cemetery under the direction of Mims Mitchell Funeral Home. She is survived by her two sons, Robert Earl Martin, Wes-. son; David Edward Howard, Jackson; and three daughters, Mrs. Quinebell Hunt Great Falls, Mrs.

Hazel Owens, Wesson; and Mrs. Ear-lene Hemby, Magee. Other survivors include three brothers. Med Martin, Magee; Wilburn Martin, Mon-ticeilo; and Lectc Martin, Wesson; Mrs. Alma Harrison, Canton; Mrs.

Lena Mae Mitchell, Wesson; and Mrs. Lola Crawford. Brandon. Daniel C. Myers Daniel Myers, 65, of Rt 1, Pinola, died April 18 at his family residence following a lengthy illness.

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