The Magee Courier from Magee, Mississippi • 10

77E AM GEE COURIER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22. 1979 6B Revolution President Monroe was authorized by Congress on Feb. 6. 1817. to employ John Trumbull of Connecticut to paint a number of scenes of the American Revolution for the Capitol building in Washington, D.C.

WWW UK 1 ip- Funeral Mrut were conducted at 2 p.m. Kch 19 ai Mum Mitchell Funeral Chapel with Kev (iles )iankin and Rev. Sonny Smith of luiating Mims Mirt hell Funeral Home was in h.iige of auanrmrius. and interment was at 1-jirmount Ometerv Survivors imlude three daughters. Mrs.

(kurme Austin Mie. Mrs Bonnie Gill, P.i agoula and Mrs Donna Bakvian. l.ynn. Mjv. ihrer sons.

Carroll IV Ashley. Magee. limn Ashlev and Delmer Ashley both of iK aguula, seven sisters. Mis Zona Meadows. Mis Bessie Ashle.

and Mrs Bill Barnard, all of Mrs Wilson Dukerson. Magee. Mrs. Dukerson. Mendenhall.

Mrs Ann Aeis Jatkson. and Mrs Fthel McCartv. Mize: lt giandchildrrn and 28 grrat grandchildren. Wesson campus are now beginning to round into shape, states Wade Alexander, recently named as new track coach. Ten men are presently working out, with others to join the team with the end of basketball season and spring football drills.

Now practicing are Allen Maddox of Magee and Kevin Dartez of Kaplan, pole vaulters; Michael McKenny of Crystal Springs, Bob Pettigrew of Wesson and Edward Ray Ivory of Natchez, sprinters; Lek Phongam of Mon ticello. Terry Fisher of Brookhaven, Richard Pickett of Smithdale, Mike Buckles of McCall Creek, and Sandy "Struck" Reed of Natchez, middle distance men. WANTED Manager Trainee Expanding consumer finance company offers position with a future to personable and aggressive individual. Must own automobile. This is an opportunity to join a progressive consumer finance company with training program assuring rapid progress.

Good starting salary with many employee benefits. CONTACT: Mr. Mangum Gulf Finance Co. 121 S. Main SL Magee, MS 39111 Phone: 849-2835 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Warm weather brings out the fishermen "It's just a good day to go fishing," replied Preston Garrett one day last week when the weather turned unseasonably warm.

Garrett and his grandson were on their way "to the Okotoma to see if they're bitin'." But Saturday brought back typical February weather wet and cold, so the Okotoma will have to wait a few more weeks before the fishin' poles will see regular use. (Courier photo) PAINTER FOR HIRE Free Estimates-Interior Exterior Paper Hanging Carpet Floorcovering Laid Odd Jobs 847-4276 849-3411 4 Joe H. Rankin C. J. P.

O. Box FIRE LIFE KEES, INSURANCE AGENCY 815 103 S. Main Magee, MS 39111 "Comptef Insurance With Sanlct Since 1923" AUTOMOBILE CASUALTY BONDS LIABILITY GROUP HEALTH GROUP HOSPITALIZATION Obituaries C. J. Kees, Jr.

Opening Closing Graves Services Available Marker Perpetual year-round care CONTACT: Don T. Smith Magee Monument Co. Hwy. 49 N.Magee Mrs. Mattie Wallace Mis Mattie Wallace 79.

Tavloisvtlle. died Veli 18 at Smith v.oumv Hospital tollnwing a U-iigtby illness native of Sinnti County she was born June 1899 She was a member of New Hope Bap list Church ami a hmisewite Funeral services vseie conducted at 2 reb '20 at Minis Mitchell Funeial Chapel with Kev Giles Hankins ottuiating Mims V.tchell 1-uiieial Home was in cliaige of arrangements, interment was at Calvary Cemetery Survivors include one daughter. Mrs. Rosa Wimbles. I avlotsville.

foui sons. Joe Crimes. IVcatur. Sam Crimes Raleigh. Ardie Grimes.

jleigh. and Hershel Crimes. Minola. NY and grandchildren John Eugie Buckley obn F.ugie Bucklev 74. ut llamsville.

died I ei 19 at Hinds Crf-neial Hospital in Jackson i.iUowing a lengthy illness A native of Simpson County, he was born Jan. l' 1 1905. He was a metnbei ol llamsville Bap list Church and a reined farmer Funeral services weie conducted at 10 a Feb 21 at Hamsville Baptist Church with Rev liimmv Anderson and Rev Ray Mosley officiating I'pton Minis Mitchell Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements, and burial was ji Harrisville Cemetery He is survived by his wife. Mrs. Velma Hucklev.

Harrisville; two brothers. Virgil Buckley and Vernon Buckley, both of Har-iisville. two sisters. Ms Bertha Welch and Ms. Iiene Welch, both of Harrisville: a number of nieces and nephews, and a host of friends and relatives Magee man on Co -Lin track team Workouts for Copiah-Lincoln Junior College's track team on its ATTRACTIVE Three bedroom, 2 bath frame dwelling.

Complete with dishwasher, refrigeratorfreezer and cedar-lined closets, in D'Lo. Large fenced yard. Benchmark Realty 981-7373 Kate Herrington 847-2428 WZaB aW 6 1- I LAW Bart Neely Marsh Bjrt NrrK Mjisli SS Mt Olive, died Wednesday. Feb 14 at Mjgn-(k-ih-ijI Hospital following a lengthy illnevs A native New Hebron, he born July 17. ItW.i He was a niemhei Mi Olive Methodist Church ant! s.i- men-ham in Ml Oliye Graveside services were undue ted at 2 p.m.

Feb 16 at Mt Olive Cemetery with Rev. Hern dun officiating I'pton Minis Mitchell Funeral Hume was in charge of arrangements. Survivors include one sister Mrs F-lizabeth Myers. Aslnille N.C.; a number of nieces and nephews ami host of relatives and friends Mrs. Lucille Towles Mrs Lucille Towles.

53. of l.uling. died Thursday I-eb 15. in l.uling following a lengthy illness She was a native of Simpson County and was born Sept. 25.

1925. She was a housewife. Funeral services were held at 1 Feb. 17 at Goshen Baptist Church in Magee with Rev. Nelson Fortenberry officiating.

Mims Mitchell Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements, and burial was at the Magee Cemetery. Survivors include two daughters. Mrs. Lana Askcraft. Luling.

La. and Mrs. Shelia Stauffer, Metairie. two sisters. Mrs.

Delton Fortenberry and Mrs. Lola Canoy. both of Magee; two brothers, George Bishop and P.M. Bishop, both of Magee. Mrs.

ArdiUa Joan Ashley MrsrAHttUJoaa Ashley. Magee. died Feb. 17 ai Hillcrest Health Center following a lengthy illness. A native Smith Countian, she was born Dec.

16. 1887. She was a member of the Waco Church DONT LOSE YOUR HAIR ARE you TIRED ol being bald, embarrassed with loose dandruff, itchy scalp, falling hair? USE the all new treatment called SPANISH SUR GRO. SPANISH SUR GRO is a natural product combined with modem research that SPANISH men and women have known for ages. SPANISH SUR GRO has been known to grow the hair 14 inch per week.

MONEY BACK GUARANTEE AVAILABLE at your local drug or cosmetic counter or send $9 95 to Gene Polk Pharmacy and Styron's Discount Drugs Magee, MS it t' 1 Mrs. B.D. (Emma) Duckworth Funeral services for Mrs. BD (Emma) Duckworth. 95 of 622 Cooper Road.

Jackson, were held Saturday. Feb. 3. at Goodwater Baptist Church in Magee Interment was in the church cemeterv with Breeland Funeral Home of Jackson in charge nf arrangements. Mrs.

Duckworth died Feb. I at Carters Guest Home in Jackson following a long illness. A native of Simpson County, she had lived in Jackson for the past 10 years She was a member of Goodwater Baptist Church She is survived by one son. C. Duckworth, Magee; one foster son.

Bobby Grubbs. Mendenhall: four daughters. Mrs. Earl (Ina) Chapman. Mrs Albert (Mae) Mangum.

Mrs. Dan (Elma) Myrick. and Mrs. L.O. (Velma) Walker, all of Jackson; four brothers.

Hardy Jones. William Clyde Jones, and Roy Jones, all of Magee; four sisters, Mrs. Ola Runnels, Mrs. Etta Grubbs, Irma Jones and Essie Jones, all of Magee: 10 grandchildren; 22 great grandchildren and five great great grand doMmh Earl Ross Krepps Earl Ross Krepps. 60.

of Route 2. Mendenhall. died Sunday. Feb. 11, at Simpson General Hospital.

He was a native of West Virginia. Funeral services were conducted at 3 p.m. 3'uesday. Feb. IS.

at Jupiter Baptist Church with Rev. Troy Grubbs officiating. Colonial Chapel of Mendenhall was in charge of arrangements, and burial was at Jupiter iemetexy. He is survived by his wife. Mrs.

Ruby Krepps, Mendenhall; one son. Jimmy Krepps, Mendenhall; two daughters. Miss Rhonda Strepps. Mendenhall and Mrs. Jane Martin, lkhart.

five brothers, Dick Krepps, Dort-fcy, W. Drace Krepps, Elzria. Ohio, Carlton airepps. Comfort, w. uiaries Krepps, Lake.

Ohio and Howard Sutphin. dCleveland, Ohio: seven sisters. Ruby Mclviddy, Dmaha. Alice Cook, Bloomingrose, W. 3Va Lucille Sabor, Detroit.

Theresa ijavnell. Ravens wood, W. Betty Davis, Fort Vayne, lnd. and Naomi Hartnett, Dover, 'three grandchildren and one great grandchild. Joey Moore Funeral services for Joey Moore, two, were rield at 2 p.m..

Monday. Feb. 12. from the GILL FENCE CO. All Your Fencing Needs-Chain Link Wooden Fencing Residential Commercial Free Estimates 847-2927 Day 847-4276 Night Crossroads Holiness Church in Smith County Rev.

John Goodhue. Rev Winfied Powell, and Rev T. Powell were the of delating ministers Interment was made in the church cemetery. The child died Saturday. Feb 10.

at the University Hospital in Jackson following a shun illness. Survivors include his mother and stepfather. Mr. and Mrs. George L.

Weldon of Route 3. Magee: one sister. Rhonda Corban. Magee; grandparents. Mrs.

Claudie Faye Jones. Magee. George W. Weldon. Meridian, and Mr.

and Mrs. Lawrence Moore. Seminary. Pallbearers were Wilburn Weldon. Charlie Whatley, Ernie Powell, and Lawrence Moore.

J' Ott Lee Funeral Home in Forest was in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Rosie Padgett Cook Mrs. Rosie Padgett Cook, 76, of Jackson, died Eh LVat.Magee General Hospital following a lengthy illness. A native Smith Countian, she was born April 26.

1902. She was a member of Kennedy Springs Baptist Church. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Feb. 15 at Kennedy Springs Baptist Church with Rev.

Charles Burnham and Rev. Zollie B. McAlpin officiating. Mims Mitchell Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements, and interment was at Kennedy Springs Baptist Church cemetery. Survivors include five sons, Armon J.

Cook, Mendenhall. John B. Cook, Pearl, Stanley Cook. Florence. Ezra Cook, Morton and Eugene Cook, Mendenhall; two sisters, Mrs.

Ruthie M. Donnell, Magee and Mrs. Oredus Ales. In-dianola; three brothers, John M. Padgett, An drew Padgett and Rev.

Barney E. Padgett, all of Magee; 11 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. CANCER PROTECTION Available to anyone who has never had cancer. MEDICARE SUPPLEMENT Now Available HELPS PAY WHAT MEDICARE DOESN'T PAY Send Your Name Address For Full Information To Lendol Jones Agency P. O.

Box 255 Magee 849-4112 ADDRESS CITY a STATE i I i JKJJkiV. to I 1 i --w I Thursday, Friday and Saturday Only He's This year's Simpson County Grand Champion Brahman BuD was picked as Grand Champion in the district. Because of numerous inquiries, we would like to tell his story. V7 is a Brahman of the GYR bloodline. This bloodline is usually speckled and related to Red Brahmans.

They are known for their increased milk production, beefy conformation and extreme gentleness. They are relatively small at birth, resulting in less calving troubles, and they grow off fast. The GYR is highly fertile and all of these traits are passed on to their progeny (calves) Also, Brahmans are GRYeat mothers and they provide more hybrid vigor when cross-breeding because they are' unrelated to the British breeds. It's no coincidence mat we've had the Grand Champion Brahman. Bull two years in a row! Sooner or later, as a progressive cattleman, you'll be breeding a Brahman bull.

Shouldn't you start with and breed with the best? For further infonnation, contact: Royal Red Brahmans James R. Sarah Magee Magee, Mississippi 39111 $39 6 Oz. Sirloin Strip Baked Potato or French Fries, Salad Bar, Texas Toast ,1 ii.1 1 I 601849-3996 HES'V V..