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THE MAGEE COURIER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1983 7A Grand Jury (Continued from page 1) neglect and one count grand larceny, trial March 23; Carolyn Green, embezzlement, trial March 22; Charles Prince of Route 4, Magee, attempted rape, trial March Robin Sims and Charles Gosa, breaking and entering, trial March 22; Jake Magee, receiving stolen property, trial March 21; Jimmy Lewis, one count receiving stolen property, and one count grand larceny, trial James Earl Bullock, receiving stolen property, trial March 22; Kenneth Ray Shelby, peeping tom, trial March 22; Gregory Ford aka Larry Cooper, two counts receiving stolen property and one count altering a vehicle identification number, trial March Patricia Ross aka Frances Anderson, counts receiving stolen property, March 22; Jenene Ross, two counts receiving stolen property, trial March 23; Randy Lewis and Antoine Smith, accessory the fact to grand larceny, trials March James Haley, Jerry Allen and Tony Allen, malicious mischief, trials March 21; J. McNeese and Effie McNeese, seven counts each of receiving stolen property, March 22; Charles Stubbs, one count breaking entering and one count conspiracy, March 23; Isaac Evans, one count breaking and entering and one count conspiracy, March 23; Ralph H. Hester, III, possession of a controlled substance to wit LSD, continued; Robert Higgins, four counts grand larceny, trial March 22; Tommy R. Higgins, three counts grand larceny, trial March 23; Willie Williams, two counts grand larceny and Ann Higgins, one count grand larceny, Buses (Continued from page 1) various groups from churches, clubs, and ball teams on weekends when they are not in use, according to the release. Bus No.

1 will leave Magee Community House in the morning. Next pickup point will be Jones Gulf Station in Mendenhall, the D'Lo Community House and, finally, M. A. Neely's Grocery at Braxton. The bus will leave Braxton for Jackson.

Bus No. 2 will leave from the service station at the intersection of Highway 28 and 13 in the morning. Next stop will be in Pinola at the service station across from Bush's store. From Pinola the bus will go to Union and pickup at Gillis Store then on to Steen's Store. From Steen's Store the bus will turn around and go through Harrisville.

Pickup station in Harrisville will be near Dr. Neely's old office. Next pickup will be at Jerry's Fish Camp then on to Jackson. Pickup time and drop-off times for the local area as well as the Jackson area will have to be worked out. For more information call the Simpson County Human Resource Agency in Mendenhall at 847-4611 or 847-4612.

With mini buses for people over 60, contributions will remain the same as in the past. Magee Schools' Who's Who to be presented Feb. 24, 25 A Touch of Southern Class is the theme of Magee High School's 1983 Beauty and Beau pageant- -Who's Who presentation, announced Donna McLean, pageant coordinator. The program, which will be held at Magee High School auditorium, will begin at 7:30 p.m. and will feature entertainment by Brad Jones, music director at Eastside Baptist Church and Dana Davidson, said Mrs.

McLean. Reserve tickets can be purchased at Ray Blackledge's office. General admission tickets will be on sale at the door that night. All tickets are $3. Magee Elementary and Junior High Schools will present Who's Who winners Thursday night, Feb.

24, at Magee High School auditorium beginning at 7:30, said Mrs. McLean. Ticket are $1.50 and will be on sale at the door the night of the event. No reserve tickets will be sold. First grade candidates for Mr.

and Miss 1994; fourth grade candidates for Mr. and Miss 1991; and fifth through eighth grade favorites, as well as Mr. and Miss Magee Junior High School, will be presented that night. Entertainment will be provided by elementary and junior high students. Five candidates join list of those qualified to run Five more candidates have joined the list of those who are qualified to run in the coming county elections, according to Circuit Clerk Garland Reed.

Candidates and the office for which they will run are: Herbert Lee King, supervisor, District 2 on the Republican ticket; LaMartine Weathersby, supervisor, District David Sherman, constable, District Darrell Bowen, supervisor, District 3 and Robert 'Bob' Powell, constable, District 3. Kenneth E. Crawford, Sr. qualified with the Secretary of State and the Mississippi Democratic Party to run for district attorney in the 13th Judicial District. trials March 23; Randy sale of marijuana, trial March M.

Turners, Stowers, murder, trial March 24; after I. C. Lewis, one count grand larceny 21; and one count armed robbery, trial March 22; Larry Patterson, conspiracy and breakW. ing and entering, trial March 23; Claude a Brewer, four counts forgery, trial March 24; trials Vernon Bullock, one count embezzlement, trial March 22. and The following were indicted but not artrial raigned: Wallace Taylor, rape; Norman Stanfield, breaking and Tyrone trial Davis, breaking and entering: Johnny McAfee, culpable manslaughter; Alton Ray trial Curtis, one count embezzlement and one count grand larceny; and Namon Womack, shooting into an occupied dwelling.

Lee Drug users Jo. in A 1977 survey the on high National school Institute seniors of by Drug Abuse (NIBD) showed that six out of every 10 seniors had used some type of illicit drug during their lives. 'Messiah' presented Handel's "Messiah" was presented in its entirety for the first time in the United States on Dec. 25, 1818. presents for ad valorem Bill Parham, Mississippi Power and Light manager, Magee, presented a for $129,101.70 in 1982 ad valorem taxes to Mildred McIntosh, county tax assessor-collector.

The 45 counties and more than 160 municipalities in which operates are being paid more than $11.5 million this month for 1982 ad valorem taxes. Ad valorem taxes are levied on the utility's generating plants, transmission and distribution lines, offices and other facilities and equipment located in the various cites and counties, according to the official. Magee women are named outstanding Three Magee women have been selected for inclusion in the 1982 edition of Outstanding Young Women of America, announced the Board of Advisors for the Outstanding Young Women of America Awards Program. The three include Lola Diane McPhail, Linda McLendon Tuggle and Beverly Faye Nichols. The Outstanding Young Women of America program is designed to honor and encourage exceptional young women between the ages of 21 and 36 who have distinguished themselves in their homes, their professions and their communities.

Accomplishments such as these are the result of dedication, service and leadership qualities which deserve to be recognized and remembered, the advisors said. Oak Hill installs officers Hill Lodge No. 553 recently installed officers for 1983. They are, front row, from left, Ted Blakeney, senior warden; Charles Bell, worshipful master; Vernon Allen, junior warden and Preston Runnels, tiler; second row, from left, Jimmy Dale Kennedy, junior deacon; William Thomas May, senior deacon; Neville Mangum, treasurer and Paul Craft, past worshipful master. Not shown is Jessie Wayne Kennedy, secretary.

Obituaries Mrs. Deanie M. Sullivan Mrs. Deanie M. Sullivan, 72, of Mendenhall died Feb.

13 at the Mississippi Baptist Medical Center. The Simpson County native was a member of Poplar Springs Baptist Church. Funeral services were conducted at Poplar Springs Baptist Church Feb. 16 at 3 p.m. with Rev.

Howard Benton officiating. Burial was in Poplar Springs Cemetery with Upton Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Survivors include her husband, Luther Sullivan of Mendenhall; one son, Ray Lavton Dorothy of Slay Mendenhall: of Amarillo, four daughters, Virginia Runnels of Jackson, Mrs. Wilma Kennedy of Pearl, Mrs. Lucille Stewart Pascagoula; one brother, Claude May of Mendenhall; two sisters, Mrs.

Cora Harris of Mendenhall, Mrs. Zona Sanford of Berwick, seven grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. Miss Tamara Alice Dollar Miss Tamara Alice Dollar, 22, of Raceland, La. died Feb. at Raceland.

The Gulfport native was a member of the Old Funeral Good Hope services taptist were Church conducted at Cola Good Hope Baptist Church Feb. 15 with Rev. J.M. Myers officiating. Burial was in Old Good Hope Cemetery with Mims Mitchell Funeral Home of Magee in charge of arrangements.

Survivors indlude her mother, Mary Francis Dollar of Gulfport; four brothers, James Ray Dollar, Dean Dollar, Donald Dollar, all of Long Beach, Larry Wayne Dollar of Gulfport; two sisters, Sally Gallant of Thibodaux, Tracy Dollar of Gulfport; maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Shows of Mendenhall; a number of nieces and nephews and a host of relatives and friends. Mrs. Effie Lee Cockrell Mrs.

Effie Lee Cockrell, 68, of Magee died Feb. 14 at the Magee General Hospital. The Simpson County native was a member of Shady Grove Church. Funeral services were conducted at Mims Mitchell Funeral Home Chapel Feb. 16 at 10 a.m.

with Rev. R.R. Newman, Rev. Larue Stevens and Rev. Sherman Blackwell officiating.

Burial was in Sharon Cemetery with Mims Mitchell Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Survivors include her husband, Homer Cockrell of Magee; two sons, Bill Cockrell of Magee, Clyde Cockrell of Raleigh; two daughters, Doris Ferrell, Diane both of Laurel; three sisters, Lillie Kemp of Jackson, Lura Tanner of Magee, Kate McWilliams of Magee; and eleven grandchildren. Active pallbearers were Paul Cockrell, Junior Cockerell. Donald Wayne Allen, Herman James Cole and Thurman Cockrell. Mr.

Dewey Liddell Hutchison Mr. Dewey Liddell Hutchison, 84, of Mendenhall died Feb. 7 at the Simpson General Hospital. He was a native of Greenwood, a member of Braxton Methodist Church and a retired employee of Wilmut Gas Co. Funeral services were conducted at Braxton Methodist Church Feb.

9 at 1 p.m. with Rev. Whitlock and Rev. Harold Fleming officiating. Burial was in Saini Cemetery with Upton Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Nancy Hutchison of Mendenhall; one son, John M. (Billy) Harper of Tulsa, two daughters, Mrs. Nancy Ann Dallas, Mrs. Beatrice Mildred Scheverman of Memphis, five grandchildren, John K.

Ghettie, Bobby Ghettie, Ghettie, Sean Ghettie, Tracy Self; and nine greatgrandchildren. Active pallbearers were John K. Ghettie, Bobby M. Ghettie, Ronnie D. Ghettie, Don Wilkinson, Rex Wilkinson, and Joe Wilkinson.

Honorary pallbearers were R.J. Cambell, Dick Lewis and Volley F. Cambell. Mr. Preston Davis Cockrell Mr.

Preston Davis Cockrell, 79, of Star Route, Braxton died Feb. 9 at the Rankin General Hospital in Brandon. The Simpson -County native Mind member of New -Zion Baptist Church a a former employee of Mississippi Power and Light Co. Funeral services were conducted at New Zion Baptist Church Friday, Feb. 11 at 10 a.m.

with Rev. Don Nerren and Rev. W.H. Parker officiating. Burial was in New Zion Cemetery with Upton Funeral Home of Mendenhall in charge of arrangements.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Beatrice Cockrell of Braxton; four sons, Hershall Cockrell of Marshall, Neal Cockrell of Pearl, Douglas Cockrell of Brandon, Dale Cockrell of Braxton; and six grandchildren. Mr. Homer Mangum, Sr. Mr.

Homer Mangum, 70, of Mendenhall died Feb. 11 at his residence. The Simpson County native was a member of Beulah Church. Funeral services were conducted at Upton Home Chapel in Mendenhall Monday, Feb. 14 with Rev.

Judene Purser and Rev. Tommy Walker officiating. Burial was in Mendenhall Cemetery with Upton Funeral Home of Mendenhall in charge of arrangements. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Maxie Mangum of Mendenhall; four daughters, Mrs.

Mitchell Turnage of Puckett, Barbara McMillian of Mendenhall, Mrs. Billy Craft of Pearl, Mrs. Tim Tullos of Braxton; three sons, Homer Mangum, Jr. of Mendenhall, Wee Mangum of Jackson, Charlie Mangum of Magee; one sister, Mrs. Mady Thompson of Mendenhall; eleven grandchildren and a host of nieces and nephews.

The uses of Methanol Over 1 billion gallons of the industrial alcohol, Methanol, are made and used in the United States each year. Racing cars in the Indianapolis 500 ran on it, permanent press pants have traces of it and houses are even built with it. Boot Shoe Repair Pick Up Delivery At Running Hwy. 49 Magee 849-3631 Pick Ups Weekly All Clothes Hats off at Chaparral Western Store Mary Jean Joe Hutchins 792-8075 Prentiss check taxes In addition to ad valorem taxes, the utility pays franchise taxes, sales and use taxes on purchases, and other state and federal taxes to make up the total tax bill of $41.8 million charged to customers during 1982, according to President Donald C. Lutken.

"Services provided by government are actually paid by citizens and our customers," Lutken said. "Only through the taxes paid can all levels of government continue to pay the bills for the steadily increasing services to citizens. Business and industry must collect the taxes required of them to help provide these We now have a good selection of Ocean Pacific Shirts to choose from: Ladies' Men's Children's Wrangler Jeans Dress Pants off Men's One Group Boys' $5 One Group Men's $999 Come in and see our new spring fashions that are arriving daily. Some are: Suits Ladies' Dusters Jackets Discount Fashions Next to Sonic Mendenhall Gary Parker Charles Coward Bobby Shivers Sidney Parker President Vice President Cashier Senior Vice President Vice President State Guaranty Bank has new car financing at 11.75% APR Now thru Feb. 18, 1983 Come see one of our loan officers to discuss your new car loan.

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