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2B The Jackson Sun, Jackson, Monday, Sept. 18, 1989 Inmates escape Henry jail deaths Icie Hindman Hudson SAVANNAH Services for Icie Hindman Hudson, 81, formerly of Hardin County, will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Pisgah United Methodist Church. Burial will be in Pisgah Cemetery. Mrs.

Hudson, a homemaker, died this morning at Hardin County General Hospital. She was married to the late Bill Hudson. For more information, call Shackelford Funeral Home at 925-4000. Ruth Hopper Sawyers HUMBOLDT- Services for Ruth Hopper Sawyers, 72, will be 10 a.m. Tuesday at George A.

Smith and Sons' Humboldt Funeral Home. Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Sawyers, a retired supervisor for South Central Bell Telephone, died Sunday morning at her home. She was married to the late Percy William Sawyers.

They had a son, Billy F. Sawyers Sr. of Humboldt. For more information, call the funeral home at 784-8888. stolen 1978 Chevy flatbed truck with a brown top and tan bottom.

The truck also has a 8-foot-long steel bed. The truck was reported stolen at 9 a.m. today from the southern part of the county, said Wilson. About 10 p.m. Sunday, jailer Randy Gean conducted a routine check of the cells, said Wilson.

Gean was struck on the head with a pipe. Cook and Odom took the keys and left through the back door, said Wilson. The jailer was treated at Henry County Medical Center and released. "They're considered dangerous. They assaulted the jailer," said Wilson.

It's believed that the two are still in the area, he said. Cook had been in prison since last week and Odom since July, said Wilson. PARIS A Lexington man and Paris man escaped Sunday night from Henry County Jail after jumping the jailer and taking the keys. Authorities are looking for Roger Dale Cook. 19, Paris; and Mark J.

Odom, 19, Lexington. Cook is white, 5 feet 5 inches tall, 110 pounds, with brown eyes and brown hair. He had been arrested for stealing an automobile. Odom is white, 5 feet 5 inches tall, 100 pounds, with brown eyes and brown hair and a cross tattooed on his left shoulder. He had been arrested for forgery.

Cook and Odom were wearing jail uniforms bright orange pants and shirts when they escaped. "But I'm sure they've shed that by now," said Deputy Larry Wilson. The two are believed to be in a City, county to consider buying Humboldt hospital Sam Rollins MILAN Services for Sam Rollins, 86, were today at Replogle-Lawrence Funeral Home. Burial was in Center-ville Cemetery. Mr.

Rollins, a retired farmer, died Saturday at his home. He was married to Thelma Stewart Rollins. They had three children, De-metra Simons of Milan, Farris Rollins of Medina and Lyda Sue Karnes of Memphis. Edward James Henning Services for Edward James Henning, 77, of the Denmark community, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at St.

John No. 2 Missionary Baptist Church. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Mr. Henning died Friday at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital.

He had a son, Garland Henning Sr. of Chicago. For more information, call Stephen-son-Shaw Funeral Home at 427-74U. Mamie E. Preslar Services for Mamie E.

Preslar, 90, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at George A. Smith and Sons' Main Street Chapel. Burial will be in Ridgecrest Cemetery. Mrs.

Preslar, a homemaker, died Sunday evening at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital. She had four children, Edward Preslar, William Preslar and Lucille Russell, all of Jackson, and Beryl Preslar of Hammond, Ind. For more information, call the funeral home at 427-5555. Charlie Pardue Sr. HOLLOW ROCK Services for Charlie Pardue 56, will be at 2 p.m.

Tuesday at New Hope Methodist Church. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Mr. Pardue, a farmer, died Saturday morning at his home of an apparent heart attack. He was married to Mildred Parker Pardue.

They had four children, Charlie Pardue, Joyce Bean and Margaret Pardue, all of Hollow Rock, and Bonnie Sue Pleasant of Lena, La. His mother is Bessie Pardue of Ashland City. For more information, call Bruceton Funeral Home at 586-2512. John Raymond Fitts BOLIVAR John Raymond Fitts, 90, died Sunday evening at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital. Arrangements are incomplete.

For more information, call Shackelford Funeral Home at 658-5277. Mauline Ramey Morrison ADAMSVILLE Services for Mauline Ramey Morrison, 67, were today at Casey Funeral Home in Henderson. Burial was in Mount Zion Cemetery. Mrs. Morrison, a homemaker, died Sunday morning at McNairy County General Hospital in Selmer.

She was married to the late Presley Morrison. She had a daughter, Julie Orillion of North Augusta, S.C., and a stepson, Howard Morrison of Beech Bluff. Uther Williams CEDAR GROVE Uther Williams. 79, died Sunday evening at Ridgewood Health Care Center in Milan. Arrangements are Incomplete.

For more Information, call Parham Mortuary of Lexington at 968-5885. Gousle Brantley Gousie Brantley, 72, died this morning at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital. Arrangments are incomplete. For more Information, call Stephenson-Shaw Funeral Home at 427-7411. John Swlnford BOLIVAR John Swlnford died Saturday at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital.

Arrangements are Incomplete. For more information, call Shackelford Funeral Home at 658-5277. Clyde Wayne Matlock CAMDEN Services for Clyde Wayne Matlock, 66, will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Stockdale-Malin Funeral Home. Burial will be in Eastview Cemetery.

Mr. Matlock, a retired truck driver and school bus driver, died Saturday at Benton Community Hospital. He had four children, Wanda Warren and Keith Matlock, both of Camden, Linda Hall of New Johnsonville and Jean Weatherly of St. Louis, and a stepdaughter, Nancy Rushing of Camden. For more information, call the funeral home at 584-8282.

From 1 a loss proposition, that's different." Commissioner Jimmy Arnold doesn't want the commission to rush into this decision, he said. County Executive Alex Leech agreed. Commissioners elected Leech to another one-year term as their chairman. They elected Watlington chairman pro tem after a contest between Commissioners Donna Cook and Dale Jamieson failed to gain the necessary 13-vote majority. Cook received nine votes and Jamieson 12 in a first vote; two commissioners passed and two were absent.

Watlington, whom Arnold nominated, had no intention of running before he came to the meeting, he said. Arnold considered Watlington a good candidate to break the deadlock between the other two, Arnold said. In other business, commission Elmer G. Brese, former chamber head Elmer G. Brese.

54, past president of the Jackson Area Chamber of Com merce and gener al manager Central Distribu tors died Sunday afternoon at his home. the chamber for Elmer Brese years, served on tne board, as vice president for economic development and as chairman of the industrial committee. He was chamber president in 1985. Brese moved to Jackson in 1975 as director of operations of Facet Enterprises. A year later, he turned down a transfer and promotion with the company so his family could stay in Jackson.

Arrangements are incomplete. For more information, call George A. Smith and Sons' Main Street Chapel at 427-5555. Madge Alexander Woodard Services for Madge Alexander Woodard, 68, will be at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at East Trinity United Methodist Church.

Burial will be in Hollywood Cemetery. Mrs. Woodard, a retired licensed practical nurse, died Sunday at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital. She was married to the Rev. Dean U.

Woodard. They had two children, Barbara Woodard Watson of Waucondo, 111., and Louis T. Woodard of Monticel-lo. 111. For more Information, call Lawrence-Sorensen Funeral Home at 424-2424.

'Jimmy' Douglas Jr. CAMDEN Services for James Larry "Jimmy" Douglas 20, were today at Stockdale-Malin Funeral Home. Burial was In Prospect Cemetery. Mr. Douglas, a shipping clerk and student, died Saturday at Humana Hospital in Louisville, from a gunshot wound to the stomach, according to a family spokesman.

More information was unavailable from officials. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Larry Douglas of Camden. Oscar Rector Services for Oscar Rector, 86, will be at 11 a.m.

Tuesday at Griffin Funeral Home. Burial will be in Hollywood Cemetery. Mr. Rector, a retired supeintendent of Natural Gas Co. in Covington, died Sunday morning at IICA Regional Hospital of Jackson.

He was married to Louise Cobb Rector. For more information, call the fu- neral home at 424-2222. Rachel Evans Baggett BROWNSVILLE Services for Ra-chel Evans Baggett, 78, will be announced later at Brownsville Funeral Home. Burial will be in Trinity Cemetery in the Nutbush community. Mrs.

Baggett, a retired employee of Wells-Lamont died this morning at Baptist Central Hospital in Memphis. She was married to the late Andrew Thomas Baggett. They had six children, Tommy Baggett, Phyllis Baggett Hall, Sue Baggett Wilbanks, Sammy Baggett and Jackie Baggett, all of Brownsville, and Billie Baggett Bates of Trenton. For more information, call the funeral home at 772-1551. Sarah Elizabeth Bynum McKENZIE Services for Sarah Elizabeth Bynum, 70, were today at First Baptist Church in Gleason.

Burial was in Hopewell Cemetery. Mrs. Bynum, a homemaker, died Saturday at Hillhaven Nursing Center in Huntingdon. ihe was married to Dewey Bynum. They had two children, Danny Bynum and Debbie Bynum, both of McKen-zie.

LEXINGTON Lexington Methodist Hospital Discharged Saturday: James Mitchell, Rhonda Avery, Bethel Pulley, Lexington. Discharged Sunday: Anna Hillard, Joyce Fesmire, Lexington. MARTIN HCA Volunteer General Hospital Admitted Saturday: Audrey Thompson, Sharon; Cheryl White, Nellie Ga-tewood, Johnnie Powers, Martin; Ben Hatcher, Greenfield; Jimmy Parham Dresden. Admitted Sunday: Ella Davis. Cathy Wright, Jesse Austin, Savanna Bowlin Martin; Halbert Lamb, Dresden; Deane Reese, South Fulton.

MILAN JPV.1 -l ft. CJ Vestiges of worm fame left on radio station, farm Nell S. Lowe BROWNSVILLE Services for Nell S. Lowe, 61, were today at Brownsville Funeral Home. Burial was in Brownsville Memorial Gardens.

Mrs. Lowe, a computer operator for American Air Filter, died Sunday morning at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital. She was married to the late Howard Wayne Lowe. They had three children, David Wayne Lowe of Paris. Paul Leon Lowe of Bartlett, and Cindy Nell Lowe Martin of Jackson.

Her mother is Nona Moore Sledd of Jackson. Mary Ethel Randolph, ex-Gibson mayor, dies GIBSON Services for former Gibson Mayor Mary Ethel Randolph, 62, will be at 4 p.m. Tuesday at Hunt Funeral Home in Humboldt. Burial will be in Gibson Memory Gardens. Mrs.

Randolph died Sunday at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital. She was married to Carl Randolph. She had three children. Danny Harper of Gibson, Debra Smith of Humboldt and David Harper of Florence, Ala. For more information, call the funeral home at 784-1414.

Fannie Brewer Rollins HUNTINGDON Services for Fan-nie Brewer Rollins, 86, were today at Dilday Funeral Home. Burial was In Shiloh Cemetery. Mrs. Rollins, a supervisor at Henry I. Siegel Co.

In Bruceton, died Sunday morning at Baptist Memorial Hospital-Huntingdon. She was married to the late Arvil Rollins. They had a son, Wayne L. Green of Huntingdon. Leonard Cruse PARSONS- Leonard Cruse died this morning at Baptist Central Hospital In Memphis.

Arrangements are incomplete. For more information, call Boyd-Parsons Funeral Home at 847-4400. Alva Moon Brooks MARTIN Services for Alva Moon Brooks. 81. will be at 11 a.m.

Tuesday at Murphy Funeral Home. Burial will be in East Side Cemetery. Mrs. Brooks, a homemaker, died Sunday at HCA Volunteer General Hospital, She was married to the late Herman Brooks. For more information, call the funer al home at 587-3121.

Sue Ouida Pirtle Services for Sue Ouida Pirtle, 85, were today at Lawrence-Sorensen Funeral Home. Burial was in Ararat Cemetery. Mrs. Pirtle, a homemaker, died Saturday at Ridgewood Health Care Center in Milan. Sylvester 'Butch Beelart REAGAN Services for Sylvester "Butch" Beelart, 57, will be at 11 a.m.

Tuesday at Sardis Senior Citizens Center. Burial will be in Sardis Cemetery. Mr. Beelart, a retired insurance salesman for National Life and Casualty, died Saturday afternoon at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital. He was married to Wanda Boobyer Beelart.

They had six children. Kevin Gene Beelart and Patricia Ann Beelart, both of Reagan, Louanne Margaret Ward of Scotts Hill, Katherine Mary Beelart of Milwaukee, Frederick Allen Beelart of McHenry, 111., and Gayland Bernard Ceelart of Crystal Lake, 111. For more information, call Pafford Funeral Home of Lexington at 968-2544. Admitted Sunday: Abbie Stevens, William Griffin, Ethel Wilkes. Selmer; John Mclntyre.

Finger; Zula Weatherington, Enville; Carrie Brown, Adamsville. BIRTHS At General Hospital Saturday Ricky and Barbara Tranum, girl, Middleton; Howard and Melaine Woods, girl, Jackson; Michael and Diane Johnson, boy, Bells; James and Deanna Delaney, girl, Alamo; Nicky and Lor McCollum, girl, Jackson; James and Pamela Nowell, girl, Medina; Randy and Sherry Tanaka, girl, McKenzie; Debra Scott, girl, Grand Junction. Sunday Lisa Taylor, girl, Jackson; Michael and Mary Griggs, girl. Parsons; Ronald and Susan Fricks, girl, Jackson. POLICE BLOTTER These reports were on file Monday at the Jackson Police and Madison County Sheriffs departments: Burglaries and thefts over $200 Carroll A.

Cook of 1415 N. Royal $27,514 savings bond, Berretta handgun, set of weddings rings, knife collection and $400 in change in gallon jug. The Lacy Princess at 101 Old Hickory $2,280 in coats and skirts. Percy Smith of 125 E. Grand $2,000.

Tony Byrd of 16 Raymond Glade Cove, Alpine car stereo system. Arrests Vernon Ray Fausett, 45, address unavailable; assault and battery and public drunkenness. Willie Gunn, 39, of 905 Lane aggravated assault ers empowered Leech to hire an attorney to represent the county against a former jail inmate who's suing for better jail conditions. The county will pay a maximum $1,500. County Attorney Hugh Harvey had been appointed to represent the man during his criminal case; Circuit Judge Franklin Murchison won't excuse him from representing the inmate in his case against the county, Harvey said.

The inmate is now in state prison. He isn't suing for money, but for improved jail conditions. Commissioners raised the litigation tax for criminal cases in circuit court to the maximum, making it $52. Through an oversight, this tax wasn't raised to the maximum earlier this year when the other litigation taxes were raised. They confirmed a price of net to the county on about 13 acres in Madison West Industrial Park.

The land will be sold to Santa Fe Plastics. their growing medium goes into the electric worm extractor Pe-vahouse's husband designed for her. It sorts worms by size; shipping-size specimens slide out one end into a wheelbarrow while babies go back to the worm beds to grow some more. Pevahouse is about wormed out for the season. She's writing letters now to her regular customers, telling them she won't be shipping again till next February.

Meanwhile, she's preparing the 30, 3-by-40-foot worm beds for the thousands of wiggling babies to winter over. They'll be insulated underneath with a bed of hay, and on top under a blanket of cotton hulls and scraps. Her farm and Hunt's radio station, which he bought in 1984, are about the last visible vestiges of the worm's heyday in Savannah. But Hunt has no intention of changing the call letters. Radio stations compete fiercely for audiences, and call letters with a hook are considered a treasure.

"We put 'the' in front of it on the air," Hunt said. "We call it The WORM. The WORM is something you don't forget." Hemby, Andrea Fanttle Wilson and baby, all of Jackson. McNairy: Lula Elvie Loving, Adams-ville; Minnie Whitaker, Selmer. HCA Regional Hospital Discharged Sunday Fannie Sain, Bolivar; Alia M.

Perry, Paris; Lance Morris, Shiloh; James L. Coats, Bolivar; Paul E. Burlison, McKenzie. BOLIVAR Community Hospital Admitted Saturday: Licie Jeanette Perry, Bolivar. BROWNSVILLE Methodist Haywood Park General Hospital Admitted Saturday: Ann Jones, Mylin-da Goodman and baby, Whiteville; Clouris Boyd, Daisy Outlaw, Patricia Campbell, Allie Jones, Cindy Powell and baby, Brownsville.

Admitted Sunday: Charmon Neely, Chris West, Dennis Hughes, Goldie Parks, Lupearl Williams, Jean Campbell and baby. Brownsville: Gertrude Knox, Gadsden. CAMDEN Benton Community Hospital Admitted Saturday: Neva Baker, Sugar Tree. HUMBOLDT Cedar Crest Hospital Admitted Saturday: Pearlie Hayncs, Timothy Wardlow, Pamela Harris, Humboldt; Andrea Simpson, Trenton. Admitted Sunday; Charloo MoTm-Ma Humboldt.

HUNTINGDON Baptist Memorial Hospital Huntingdon Admitted Sunday: Robert Tart, Huntingdon; Eldridge Haskins, Bruceton; Robin Huddleston, Camden. From 1 spent her life in garment factories and wanted to get out from behind the sewing machine. "My husband had done some worm farming about 16 years ago and he really liked it," she said. "So he got me started, and now I do all the work." Her husband, W.C. Pevahouse, works for the Hardin County Highway Department.

They started with a bed of worms they bought for $300. That was three years ago. Last year, Pevahouse harvested and shipped nearly three million worms for an annual gross of $27,000. It's hard, dirty, demanding work. Worms are raised and fed in moss-filled beds, harvested from February to August, packed in bait boxes, stacked in shipping cartons and sent off to customers.

"Anybody who wants worms, I'll sell them worms," Pevahouse said. They're not a fussy crop. They eat poultry meal and crawl around until they're big enough to bait a hook. That's when a load of RECORD WHAT'S GOING ON TODAY Jackson Area Association on Young Children, 7 p.m., Lambuth Memorial United Methodist Church Preschool at 160 Campbell St. Speaker: Sherry Herbers.

Ruth Hopper Sawyers Services for Mrs. Ruth Hopper Sawyers, 72, will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday from the Chapel of George A. Smith and Sons Humboldt Funeral Home with Rev. Kenneth Phillips officiating.

Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Sawyers, a retired supervisor for South Central Bell Telephone Company and the widow of Percy William Sawyers, died Sunday morning at her home. She was the daughter of the late James William and Lizzie Betts Hopper and was a native of Crockett County, but had been a Humboldt resident for many years. She was a charter member of the First Cumberland Presbyterian Church, was a member of the Willing Workers Sunday School Class, a member of the Mollie Clement Missionary Circle and a member of the Telephone Pioneers.

Survivors are a son, Billy F. Sawyers, Sr. of Humboldt, a sister, Mrs. Sadie R. Jackson of Humboldt and two grandchildren, Billy F.

Sawyers, Jr. of Humboldt and Jeffrey W. Sawyers of Fon-tana, Ca. The family requests memorials be made to the First Cumberland Presbyterian Church of Humboldt. The family will receive friends from 3:30 p.m.

till 9 p.m. today at the funeral home. George A. Smith and Sons Humboldt Funeral Home 784-8888 Oscar Rector Services for Mr. Oscar Rector, 86, will be at II a.m.

Tuesday at the Griffin Funeral Home with Rev. Larry Kendrick officiating. Burial will be in Hollywood Cemetery with Griffin Funeral Home in charge. Mr. Rector died early Sunday morning at the HCA Regional Hospital after a short illness.

He was born in Silex, Missouri and lived most of his life in Covington, Tennessee, where he was Superintendent of the Natural Gas Company. He was a member of the Browns United Methodist Church and a former member of the Covington United Methodist Church where he was a very active member. He was also a 32nd Degree Mason of the Durham Lodge and a member of the Scottish Rite. Survivors Include his wife, Mrs. Louise Cobb Rector of Jackson and a sister, Annah Small wood of Silex, Mo.

Pallbearers will be Clark Bar-nett, Randy Bonner, Dan F. Martin, Harry Cowell, Norman Hiscox and Charles Bingham. Visitation will be at the funeral home today from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. Griffin Funeral Home 424-2222 Death r4otice Policy: The Jackson Sun provides tree death notices for families in our area.

However, those desiring more than basic information provided in the death notice may purchase a paid obituary through their funeral home or the classified advertisement department of The Sun. fUO ANNOUNCEMENT Information supplied by West Tennessee Funeral Directors Miss Sue Ouida Pirtle Services for Miss Ouida Pirtle, 85, will be today at 2 p.m. in the Chapel of Lawrence-Sorensen Funeral Home conducted bv Rev. Tom Strode and Rev. George Hill.

Burial will follow in the Ararat Cemetery at Huntersville. Miss Pirtle died Saturday evening in the Ridgewood Nursing Home In Milan following an extended illness. She was born, reared and educated near Bells. She was the daughter of the late Thomas J. and Ada Lavinla Williams Pirtle and later made her home in Memphis for some 40 years.

Miss Pirtle was a member of the Bel-leview Baptist Church in Memphis. She Is survived by her sister, Mrs. Raymond Hardee of the Huntersville Community and several nieces and nephews. Pallbearers for the service were Keith Hardee, Charles Hardee, Charles Hardee II, Greg Hardee, John Swafford and John Grant Swafford. Lawrence-Sorensen Funeral Home 424-2424 Sam Rollins Services for Mr.

Sam Rollins, 86, will be at 2 p.m. today in the Chapel of Replogle-Lawrence Funeral Home with Rev. Wilbur Nelson officiating. Burial will follow in Centerville Cemetery. Mr.

Rollins died Saturday evening at his home after a sudden illness. Mr. Rollins, the son of the late W. A. and Flaudie Gowan Rollins, was born in Carroll County and was educated in the Carroll and Gibson County school systems.

He was a member of the Chapel Hill Baptist Church, where he had been a deacon for more than 40 years. He was a member of the Senior Men's Sunday School Class. Mr. Rollins, a retired farmer, was a past Director of the Gibson County Farm Bureau and elected as an Honorary Member in 1981 upon his retirement. He was also a past Director of the Gibson Farmer's Coop and the Gibson County ASCS Office.

He was outstanding in character in community work In the Sitka Community. He was preceded in death by a grandson, Tyree Simons, in 1968. Surviving are his wife, Thelma Stewart Rollins of Milan, two daughters, Mrs. Demetra Simons of Milan and Mrs. Lyda Sue Karnes of Memphis, a son, Farris Rollins of Medina, eight grandchildren, two step-grandchildren, ten great-grandchildren, one step-great-grandchild, one great-great grandchild and a brother, Alvin Rollins of Medina.

Casketbearers will be Jerry Simons, Johnny Simons, Billy Simons, Jeff Rollins, Michael Karnes, Tom Smith and Randy Reed. Replogle-Lawrence Funeral Home 783-3026 I PUBLIC AGENDA TODAY Humboldt Mayor and Board of Aldermen, 5:15 p.m., Municipal Center. (784-2511) TUESDAY Jackson-Madison County General Hospital board, 5 p.m., board room. (425-5000) HOSPITAL REPORT JACKSON General Hospital Discharged Sunday Carroll: Rasilvia Edwards, Cedar Grove; Sherry Ann Tanaka and baby, McKenzie. Crockett: Deanna Lynn Delaney and baby, Alamo; Charles Johnson, Friendship; Terrill Raines McLean, Alamo; Vincent Wayne Sills, Halls; Margaret Young, Alamo.

Gibson: Pearl C. Taylor, Milan; Judy Walker, Trenton; Audrey Faye Workman, Dyer. Hardeman: William Neely Breeden and Nolen Jatez Harris, Bolivar. Henderson: Tara Leann Middleton and baby, Wildersville. Madison: Tammy Lani Adkins and baby, Beech Bluff; Billy Todd Allen, Dorothy Mae Anderson, Lena Mae I City of Milan Hospital Dismissed Saturday: James Cavaness Milan.

Dismissed Sunday: Willie Hurt, Milan. PARSONS Decatur County General Hospital Admitted Saturday: Jerry Paul Inman. Karen Crawford, Darden; Betty Fleming, Decaturville; George William White, Parsons. Admitted Sunday: Mossie Adams Parsons. SAVANNAH Hardin County General Hospital Admitted Saturday: Velma White, Sal-tillo.

Admitted Sunday: Candace Champ Shiloh; Oma Ratliff, Morris Chapel; Icie Hudson, Betty Pickens, Travis Quails Savannah. SELMER McNairy County General Hospital Admitted Saturday: John Tull, Bethel Springs; Robert McCullar, Pocahontas' Myrtle Burkes, Adamsville. I.