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THE MAGE COURIER, MAGEE, MISSISSIPPI Oak News CORRECTION Hubert Bunkisn't a Mrs. There in last week's as was reported ley sorry that error ocWe are paper. curred. Among the ones from here tending the sW. M.

U. State Cones vention that was held in Jackson last week were: Rev. and Mrs. G. 0.

Parker, Janet, Nelner and Joe Ann Dukes and Annie Merle Bunkley. Mrs. S. W. Chisholm and child- "BILL DING'S" Business is BUILDING Business YOULL HAVE A KITCHEN THAT'S A PRIZE, IF YOU DECIDE TO MODERNIZE! IT WILL IT.

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Meter Rotor Cable Labor VALUE. A TOTAL value only BILL DING FOR AH For per week! ren from Jackson visited relativhere and Raleigh during the week end. Visitors during the week end in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.

M. Cantebury were: Mr. Walter Dukes and son, Jimmy, from Hattiesburg, Mr. and Mrs. 0.

E. Cantebury and children and Mr. and Mrs. T. O.

Cantebury from Jackson. Coach Cleatus Cook and some of his friends from Mount Herman, La. visited recently in the home of Mr. Cook's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Odis Boykin and children from the Homewood community in Scott County, visited Mrs. Boykin's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Noble Beavers. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Crout from Vicksburg visited their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Melvin Frith, here and Mr. and Mrs. G. Crout at Raleigh recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Louie Cook visited relatives and friends in Texas recently. Services Conducted Covington County, Constable Funeral services were conducted Wednesday morning at 10:00 0'. clock for George Lowein Harvey, age 55 of Mt.

Olive, from the Oak Grove Church with Rev. Simmons officiating, assisted by Rev. Massey. He passed away March 21. He was a farmer of the Mount Olive community and a Constable of Covington County.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mary Jane Harvey, Mt. Olive; three sons, Edward Harvey, Korea; Lyndal and Franklin Harvey, New York; Mrs. Pauline Welch, Baton Rouge, Mrs. Nell Jean Hollingsworth, Hattiesburg; four sisters, Mrs.

Ona Cruise, Mt. Olive; Mrs. Homer Harvey, Mendenhall; Mrs. Idell Yawn, Laurel; Mrs. Wertie Jones, Montgomery, one brother, Archie Harvey, Mt.

Olive; 13 grand children, mother, Mrs. Kate Harvey, Mt. Olive. Interment was made in the Oak Grove cemetery under the direction of the Mims Mitchell Funeral Mr. and Mrs.

Claude Beatty Home. sons visited Mr. Beatty's mother machines demonstrated. The and sisters and family last week Cola Company, which they also near Pulaski. ited, furnished free Coca-Colas hot dogs.

After eating their On the 23rd of March the FHA es at the Zoo they returned of White Oak School went to White Oak on the school bus. Jackson. They went to the Singer trip was a very enjoyable and Shop where they saw new sewing ucational one. Stations OF 3 Yes, you can stations available with this all time Philco. Yours you act at once.

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Act at once! money-saving opporCustom 400 TV teamed Philco Rotor antenna in this area; regard- QUICK GRICE Phone 3384 NEVIL GARNER SEEKS SUPERVISOR'S POST IN DISTRICT TWO To the Voters of District Two: After careful consideration and discussion of the matter with my friends and neighbors, I have decided to enter the race for the office of Supervisor for District Two. First of all I want to express my thanks and gratitude to my friends many good words said in my behalf and for the splendid vote you have heretofore given me. I come as no stranger to you as I have lived in District Two all my life and have been in practically every home in the District and I want to thank each one of you for the many courtesies shown me. My wife was Alma Maddox, daughter of C. J.

Maddox and we are the parents of six fine children. I am 54 years old and believe myself qualified. I realize the many responsibilities of this office and the important place your supervisor has in the affairs of your district and county. If you see fit to elect me to this office I will work hard to secure more Farm-To Market roads; operate your business as economical as possible so as to make the Tax-Dollar go further; working constantly for the best interest of all the district, for the betterment of our Churches, Schools, Homes and Businesses; constructing and maintaining the roads and bridges that serve them at less expense to you Tax-Payers. Everything that I do will be for the benefit and enjoyment of all the public and a better and safer place for our citizens and children to live.

I am a Mason, Baptist and presently serving as a trustee of Sharon School and have been for more than 20 years. I have had the experience necessary in many varied positions, in road and bridge work, to get the job done. If you see fit to elect me as your supervisor, to serve you for the next four years, I will work hard, stay cn the job, serving each and all to the best of my ability and conduct the business of the District and County in such a way that you will not ever have cause to regret having given me an opportunity to serve in this capacity. I will endeavor to contact each of you during the coming weeks of the campaign, but if I fail to see you do not hold it against me but give my qualifications and fitness a careful and prayerful consideration. Respectfully submitted, N.

E. (Nevil) Garner Last Rites Said For Mrs. Myrtle Slay Funeral services were conducted Tuesday afternoon at 2:00 for Mrs. Myrtle May Slay, age 74 of Pinola, from the Bethlehem Baptist Church with Rev. R.

I. Langley officlating, assisted by Rev. Z. B. McAlpin and Rev.

Ellis Murray. Interment followed in the Bethlehem cemetery under the direction of the Mims Mitchell Funeral Home. Surviving are five daughters, Mrs. Mattie and Mrs. Jamie Berry, New Hebron; Mrs.

Hazel Bishop, Mendenhall; Mrs. Ellerea Smith, Pinola; Mrs. Dorothy Nablett, Baton Rouge, three sons, Mr. Wilder Slay, Pinola; Mr. J.

W. Slay, Brookhaven; Mr. Billy Comb; 8 grand children; ters, Mrs. Palma Bush, Mrs. Inez Grubbs, Jackson; brothers, J.

G. Hampton, D. M. Hampton, Houston, "Hospitality Month" "Hospitality Month" Slay, Mctwo sisJackson; two Jackson; Texas. 4128 4128 The Mayors of 262 incorporated Mississippi communities are beginning to organize local committees for the seventh annual "Hospitality Month" observance.

One continuing feature of the 1955 observance will be the state- wide Community Travel Development Contest for which $1500 in prizes will be awarded. The contestants will be divided this year into three groups based on size, which give every community an equal chance to compete against towns of similar size. POWER PROVED ON VERY COUNT 1-INCH ALUMINIZED PICTURE TUBE EXCLUSIVE FINGER TUNING NO PLING, NO PHONORAMA ACOUS TIC FOUND CERT It Takes Service Know To GUARD YOUR CAR Let an expert give your car a thorough checkup! 10,000 MILE INSPECTION Major engine Adjust Brakes $1.00 Adjust Clutch $1.00 Pack Front Wheels $1.50 Tighten All Body, Bolts and Nuts $4.50 Adjust Doors $1.00 TOTAL $14.50 SPECIAL PRICE $0.95 Parts Extra WRECKER SERVICE BUDGET PAYMENTS NIGHTS 3582 SUNDAY AVAILABLE FAGAN CHEVROLET CO. MAGEE, MISSISSIPPI.