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a The Magee Courier, Magee, November 2, 1972 Section One, Page 7 CLASSIFIED ADS Special Notice OTICE-New Roseberry. iano House representative in lagee is Mrs. Hilda Harper. Call Mrs. Harper for an appointment to see and hear large selection of organs and pianos.

Now on display: Wuritzer Fun-Maker. Has all rhythm gadgets. Call 849-3150 for an appointment. tfc REPAIR--Watch and jewelry. Stone setting.

We buy old rings and diamonds. Reasonable prices and guaranteed satisfaction. Clark's Jewelry. Corner of Main and Jackson Magee. ENGRAVING.

tfc DRY CLEANERS--Call Service Dry Cleaners, managed by Allen Reed. All dry cleaning cash and carry. 849-2328. tfc OFFICE HOURS- -Monday through Saturday 9-12 a.m. and p.m.

and by appointment. Closed Thursday and Saturday afternoons. Dr. M. F.

Finch, Chiropractor, Phone 849-3490. 20tp NOW SERVING regular noon day lunches at Poolside Restaurant except on Saturday. Try our delicious charcoal steaks and pork chops. Call us on your catering needs. Let us handle your business and club meetings, and cater your wedding suppers and receptions.

Open seven days a week. Call us at 849-3781. 9-14, 4tc For Rent a TRAILER-Completely furnished. Air conditioned. Two bedroom.

Located at Braxton. Contact Braddy's Arco Station. Highway 49. Phone 847-2881. tfc For Sale FOR SALE -Browning Automatic Shotgun.

20 Guage, 26 in. Lightweight. Perfect bird gun. Used one season. $175.00.

Call 849-3434 during day. 849-3244 between 5 and 8 p.m. FOR. SALE -Baptist Building Bonds. First Mortgage at INTEREST.

Phone 847-3174. 4tc FOR SALE-69 Jet-Liner trailer--2-bedroom, completely furnished--12 ft. wide. Giveaway price at $500. Contact Carl J.

Thornton at 733-2369 Mize. 3tp; 10-2. FOR SALE-7-room house located 515 S.W. First Street near Sunflower. in Magee.

Selling price $4,250.00. Contact 765-6355 anytime. 1tp, 10-2 SPINET PIANO -Must trans: fer next two weeks. Will consider responsible local person only to make $24.20 payments. Write before we send truck.

Joplin Piano, P.O. Box 103, Panama City, Fla. 32401. 1tp, 10-2 FOR SALE -Registered German Shephard. Six weeks old, black and tan.

Contact 849-5031. 1tp, 10-2 PECANS -Fifty cents per pound while they -last. Contact Dennis La Biche, Rt: 2, Magee, or phone 849-5679. 10-2 SAFE AND SOUND Astronauts aboard Apollo 13 landed safely in the Pacific, April 17, 1970, ending their aborted moon mission. THE LIVESTOCK INDUSTRY NEEDS MEN Trained As CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK BUYERS Train now to buy cattle, sheep and hogs at auctions, feedlots, sale barns, etc.

Write TODAY for a local interview. Include your complete address and phone number. CATTLE BUYERS, INC. 4420 Madison Kansas City, Mo. 64111 Training Cattle and Livestock Buyers Complete Butane Service We have available SALE TANKS RENT TANKS APPLIANCES PLUMBING I Lampton-Love Butane Magee Phone: 849-3496 Jackson Phone: 352-6662 McAlpin's TV Appl.

Centre FOR RCA ZENITH TVs Phone 849-3391 FOR TV SERVICE Phone 849-3392 Yelverton's L. P. Gas Co. Inc. has complete Butane Service, plumbing and 1 installation.

849-3404 COMPLETE DISPLAY OF MONUMENTS Located Next to Byrd's Supermarket In Mt. Olive See John Mitchell At John M. Mitchell Funeral Home 797-3811 Mt. Olive Television Radio Repair Dennis LaBiche announces the opening of DENNIS' TV SERVICE CO. in Magee Complete Electronic Service Fast Courteous Color and W.

TV. Radios- -All Types Phone 849-5679 for Service The Sale Is On MOBILE HOMES Quality at Quantity Prices Come See You'll Buy Trailers For Sale or Rent Loan Assumptions R. R. WINDHAM Trailer Sales, Inc. Highway 49 South Magee Ph.

849-2983 TED'S Swap Shop We buy and trade for used furniture, etc. Old Hwy. 49 Magee Phone 849-2375 NAMAR CERAMICS Old Highway 49N Next to Lampton-Love Dannell Stephens Louise Johnson No Night Classes 8 to 5:30 CERAMIC CLASSES Having Money Problems? Stop by Empire Finance and see Andy Edwards today. He can help make things a lot better. TUNE IN NCAA and NFL football brought to you in part by your State Farm agent.

FRED E. KENNEDY MAGEE Like a good neighbor, STATE FARM State Farm is there. STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES INSURANCE Home Offices: Bloomington, Illinois top in a fine-furniture styled giant-screen 23 DIAG. console 1973 LENITH handcrafted CHROMACOLOR The RIBERA D4518M $51888 McAlpin's TV Appliances LET US FILL YOUR HOME HEALTH CARE NEEDS We now have the complete line of Higgs Home Health Care Products. Available for sale or rental are such items as: wheelchairs, canes, crutches, walkers, and commodes.

GENE POLK'S PHARMACY Magee THE MAN TO CALL STATE FARM Call: E. Kennedy Magee 849-3394 INSURANCE State Farm Insurance Companies NOTICE A new plan providing cash benefits to help defray the expense of both routine and special medical treatment and services resulting from both declared and pre-existing physical disorders and other conditions originating after the policy date. Male or female. All ages. Free information.

Write or call Lendal Jones Agency, Box No. 576, Magee. Phone 849-2257. Obituaries T. W.

"TOM" WALKER T. W. "Tom" Walker, 79, of Braxton died Oct. 26, 1972, at Simpson General Hospital, Mendenhall. Funeral services were conducted at 10 a.m.

Saturday from Colonial Chapel Funeral Home. Dr. W.H. Wilkinson, his son-in-law, officiated, and interment was at Braxton Cemetery. Colonial Chapel Funeral Home, of Magee was in charge of arrangements.

Born Dec. 14, 1892, at McComb, he was a retired rural mail carrier whose retirement in 1957 followed 43 years service. Having lived most of his life in Simpson County, he was a member of Braxton Bantist. Church, where he served as a deacon for 15 years and as church treasurer for 32 years. He was also a member of Braxton Masonic Lodge No.

465 and Braxton Chapter No. 311 Order of the Eastern Star. Survivors are his widow, Mrs. Letha Walker, Braxton; two daughters, Mrs. John M.

"Ruth" Brown, Saraland, and Mrs. W. H. "Billie Sue" Wilkinson, Alexandria, five grandchildren; three brothers, Gus Walker, Odgen, Utah, G. P.

Walker, Jackson, and Joe M. Walker, Auburn, and four sisters, Miss Bess Walker, Miss Gene Walker, and Miss Stella Walker; Jackson, and Mrs. J. E. Gage, Artesia, New Mexico.

Pallbearers were Jimmy Brown, Will Wilkinson, Jeff Wilkinson, Tom Wilkinson, John C. Garner, and John M. Brown. MRS. NOLIE BUSH WHITE Mrs.

Nolie Bush White, 91-year-old resident of Mobile, died Oct. 26, 1972, at Mobile. She had experienced a lenghty illness. Funeral services were conducted at 10 a.m. Saturday from Pinola Baptist Church with the Rev.

Joe H. Stovall and the Rev. Reuben Compere officiating. Interment was at Pinola Cemetery. Upton Funeral Home of Mendenhall was in charge of arrangements.

A native Simpson Countian and a former resident of Pinola, she was born July 17, 1881. She was a member of Pinola Baptist Church. She is survived by a daughter, Miss Annie Lou White, Mobile, four sons, Milton White, Wigins, William W. White, Mendenhall, Alton White, Mendenhall, and J. E.

White, Pinola; two brothers, John Henry Bush, Pinola, and J. A. Bush, Mendenhall; and one sister, Mrs. Ella Sheppard, Mendenhall. Serving as pallbearers were John Milton White, Joseph L.

White, Alan Blount, John Edwin White, Parker Dykes, and James D. Giles, Jr. HOWARD E. FLOYD Howard E. 82, of Route 2, Magee, died Oct.

27, 1972, at Simpson General Hospital, Mendenhall, after an extended illness. Funeral services were conducted at 2 p.m. Saturday from Mims Mitchell Funeral Home Chapel. Rev. Messer, the Rev.

David Watson, and the Rev. Quenton Floyd officiated, and burial was at Corinth Cemetery. Mims Mitchell Funeral Home of Magee was in charge of arrangements. The Simpson County native, born July 6, 1890, was a veteran of World War I and a retired farmer. He is survived by his widow, Mrs.

Etta Ree Walker Floyd, Magee; two sons, Howard Floyd, and Craig Floyd, Magee; one daughter, Mrs. Rita Floyd Purser, Star; three brothers, Rowan Floyd, Magee, J. B. Floyd, Magee, and Charlie W. Floyd, Edwards; five sisters, Mrs.

Louvenia Young, Gerber, Mrs. Ina Napier, Seminary, Mrs. Lenora Jones, Pearl, Mrs. Iona Jones, Magee, and Mrs. Alno Varner, D'Lo; six grandchildren; and a host of other relatives and friends.

WILLIAM A. GREEN William A. Green, 78, of Route 2, Magee, died Oct. 29, 1972, at Simpson General Hospital, Mendenhall. Funeral services were conducted at 10:30 a.m.

Tuesday from Colonial Chapel Funeral Home. The Rev. Dan West officiated, and interment was at Goodwater Baptist Church Cemetery. Colonial Chapel Funeral Home, of Magee was i in charge of arrangements. The Alabama native was born Jan.

16, 1894. He was a member of Goodwater Baptist Church, a World War I veteran, and a member of VFW Post No. 49. Survivors are his widow, Mrs. Hilda Tullos Green, Magee; one sister, Mrs.

Theresia Wasser, Mt. Vernon, one niece, Mrs. Alma Alexander, Mobile, one step-daughter, Mrs. Helen Walley, Lucedale; and two grandchildren. Pallbearers were Earl Alford, Wiley Ainsworth, Bob Kalka, Henry Thurman, Bob Jones, and Jimmy Puckett.

Thought for the day: "Prayer; Dear Lord, we thank thee for thy love and care over us. Give us the joy of thy partnership in our life and the strength we need to live for thee. In the Savior's name, Amen," Mr. and Mrs. John Barlow and Mary Lynn of Greenville, Mrs.

Barlow of Hazlehurst, Mrs. Mary Scarbourgh, and Mrs. Nelle Pringle of Jackson were Sunday guests of Mrs. Mattie Williams Mr. a Mrs.

Graham Hales of Jackson visited Mr. and Mrs. Jason Hales, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.

James Giles, and four children of Pascagoula spent the weekend with the J. E. Snook Whites and Mr. and Mrs. James Giles, Sr.

Miss Ann White, Mobile, Mrs. Myrtle Boggan, Jackson, Mrs. 1 Pauline Canoy, Mendenhall, and Mr. and Mrs. A.

J. Franklin of Jackson visited the Henry Bushs Sunday. Jason Hales celebrated a birthday last week. regret to note that Mrs. W.J.

Banks remains on the sick list. Mrs. Nolie Bush White of Mobile, passed away Thursday. Funeral services were held Saturday at Pinola Baptist Church. The Rev.

Joe Stovall of Jackson brought the message. Interment was at Pinola Cemetery. Mrs. C. H.

Allen of Moss Point spent the weekend here. She visited her brother in Jackson, who remains quite ill. (Written for last week) Thought for the day Prayer: Our Father, we thank thee for all thy gifts -for all the beauty of thy creation in nature, for family and friends, for people of faith who have been victorious when life was not easy. We thank thee most of all for the gift of thy Son, Jesus Christ, who taught us to pray, "Our father who art in Mrs. C.

C. Robinson, Mrs. Maxie Bruce, Mrs. Cary Sullivan, Mrs. Kelly Berry, Mrs.

Harold Gardner, and Mrs. Dan McAlpin delightfully entertained Miss Sandra Kay Little, bride-elect of Mr. Billy Bennett, with a miscellaneous shower Saturday evening at Baptist church. I MHS HOMECOMING QUEEN- -Miss Janet Walker, son of Mr. and Mrs.

W. C. Walker. Earles, daughter of Ben T. Earles and the She was crowned by Principal J.

0. Smith late Mrs. Earles, was crowned Magee High and presented flowers by Miss Sallye School Homecoming Queen in pre-game Williamson, 1971 MHS Homecoming Queen. ceremonies Friday night at Trojan Field. Queen Janet, a senior, was escorted by Gary (Photo by Nancy Kay Pinola News by Mrs.

Henry Bush Mr. and Ms. James Giles, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bush attended funeral services for Mrs.

Kate W. Giles at Prentiss Saturday. Like the preacher said, she was a wonderful woman. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Cahill, Mrs. Billy Earnhart, Brad and Scoot Earnhart and Gary Cahill of Jackson visited Mrs. Tina Williams over the weekend. S. J.

Coke and Martha Kay Coke spent Wednesday in Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. James Giles, and Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Bush visited Jack Giles last week. He is recuperating at his home in Prentiss following surgery. Miss Archie Patterson was a Jackson visitor last week. Connie Lynn White spent the weekend with Edwin and Judy White and Johnny White in Mendenhall. James Giles, Pascagoula, visited Mr.

and Mrs. James Giles, and attended funeral of Mrs. Kate Giles. Homecoming set at New Hope Homecoming Day will be held Sunday, November 5, at New Hope Baptist Church in Simpson County. Services will begin at 11 a.m.

and dinner will be served on the church grounds. Afternoon services will immediately follow. Featured singers for the services will be the Gospel Messengers of Florence and the Cen-Trells Gospel Singers of Jackson. The public is cordially invited to attend, and all former members and pastors. are especially welcome.

Want to buy land (Timber, Pasture, Farms) R. D. "Bob" Morrow Brandon 825-5064 Si Corley Jackson 373-4932 105 Felicity Street Brandon, Mississippi 39042 by RCA-AccuColor Console DR AccuColora $48888 XL-100 'McAlpin's Furniture and Appliances If you're short of cash come by and see Andy Edwards at Empire Finance today. Empire Finance 411 South Main Ave. Magee.

849-3161 Free Parking OLDEST MOBILE HOME DEALER IN MISSISSIPPI SOUTHERN TRAILER DISTRIBUTORS, INC. JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI We specialize in Double Wides Air Conditioners, Ports, Awnings, Underpining. We represent 3 Mississippi Manufacturers, Keep your money in Mississippi FLEETWOOD IMPERIAL MANOR BOISE CASCADE. USED COACHES $695.00 up, also 12 Wides All lengths LOWEST PRICES IN MISSISSIPPI We do our own financing. SOUTHERN TRAILER DISTRIBUTORS, INC.

MOBILE HOME SALES LOTS: Hwy. 80 East at Skyway Hills 939-2674 Hwy. 49 So. at Plain 939-6641 Hwy. 80.

West across Coke Plant 355-5253. We also sell Travel Trailers, Truck Campers, Motor and Mini Homes, Truck Covers, Tent Campers WE SWAP FOR MOBILE HOMES. SOUTHERN TRAILER DISTRIBUTORS, INC. REC. VEHICLE SALES LOT: Hwy.

49 South at Plain 939-3081.