Simpson County News from Mendenhall, Mississippi • 9

SIMPSON COUNTY NEWS, MENDENHALL, MISSISSIPPI Thursday, Jan. 27, 1966 BRAXTON NEWS By ELABEL RUSSELL to the wise: Man A word live without faith beannot Ruse his relationship with is an affair not he future thoughts but also of lone of life is a continuous -Emerson Fosdick. ones Friends and loved community and also rom our out of town attended from funeral of little Jimmie he McGee last Tuesday ale in Upton Funeral horning Tome Chapel with his pasW. P. Miley, officaor, Rev.

Ing. Interment was in father, Braxcemetery. The Ion McGee, is still in a Timmy serious condition at Univer-; Hospital. Reports Sunday Ity his condition were more favorable and friends are praying for his recovery. Mary Morgan and son, Mrs.

visited with Mrs. LenNash in Simpson General Timmy, lie Walker and also Mr visited Mrs. with. per last Tuesday. call meeting of the At a local O.E.S.

Thursday eveinitiation was held initiate the husband of ning, an worthy matron, Robert into the order. Friends Harrisville, D'Lo and Taylor, from Mendenhall Chapters were for the event. Delipresent ious refreshments of home baked cake and coffee were erved to about twenty people who attended, in spite of cold leather. We regret to report that Mrs. Lennie Nash is not feelwell.

Friends are wishing her an improved state of health. Mr. B. T. McCullough FLOWERS Are Our Business! Our Floral Arrangements Are Always and Right.

HARRISON FLORIST Floyd Harrison, Owner Phone 6522 Night Phone 6298 Mendenhall, Miss. Final rites for Charlie R. Jones Funeral services for Cherlie R. Jones of Braxton, Route 1, were held last Wednesday morning from the Jupiter Baptist Church with Rev. W.

J. Hemby and Rev. Gary Berry officiating. Interment was in the Jupiter cemetery with Upton Funeral Home in charge. Mr.

Jones, 60 years old, died suddenly last Monday morning near Braxton. He was found dead in the truck which he was driving. A native of Smith County, he had resided in the Dry Creek community in Simpson County until moving to the Jupiter community several years ago. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Frankie Jones of Braxton, Route three sons, Cecil B.

Jones of Fort Worth, Texas, Hollis C. Jones of Columbus, and Charlie O. Jones of Mobile, one stepson Frank Waltman of Braxton, Route nine grandchildren; five sisters, Mrs. Tom Lofton of Harperville, Mrs. Margaret Gill of Semmes, Mrs.

Laura Parkman of Morton, Route 4, Mrs. Janie Chisholm of Lucedale, and Mrs. Tena Bishop of Magee; and two brothers, T. C. Jones of Magee and M.

L. Jones of Kansas City, Mo. CARD OF THANKS We wish to take this means of expressing our sincere appreciation to each one who was so kind and thoughtful at the time of the sudden death of our loved one, Charlie R. Jones. Especially do we appreciate the beautiful flowers, the food, telephone calls, visits, and other expressions of sympathy.

We sincerely thank Dr. A. C. Miller, the nurses at Simpson General Hospital and the Upton Mims Mitchell Funueral Homes for their services, and Rev. M.

W. Fortenberry and Rev. W. J. Hemby for their prayers and comforting words.

May God bless each of you is our prayer. The Family of Charlie R. Jones FOOD FOR THE Right this way BARGAINS! Thursday, Friday Saturday, January 27, 28 29 'RED At Your WHITE RED WHITE FOOD STORE FOOD STORES In Mendenhall 3 PACKAGE HAMBURGER MEAT The American Way By Harry Browne Editor Freedom Magazine What is Positive Thinking? Much has been written and said about the "power of posttive thinking" which, simplified, means that one must expect the best in order to get it. While it is certainly true that one's mental outlook will color his method of expression, it is also true that most declarations of the doctrine of "positive thinking" far overstep the bounds of reality. The overstepping takes place in forgetting that each individual controls only himself.

If I "think positively" when I arise in the morning, I may very well express a cheerfulness and optimism that will make people enjoy being around me during the day. But if my "positive thinking" intrudes into the realm of believing that I will sell John Jones a certain item today, or that my business associates will have more confidence in me today, or that the stock market will go up today in each of these cases I am trying to think positively about something over which I have no control. For John Jones has his own life just as fully as I do. He has his own plans and aspirations just as intensely sought after as I do. He will buy my products today only if what I sell fits into his plans, and if I'm capable of communicating that applicability to him.

To expect that my thoughts will change his plans and ambitions is to live in a dream world. Actually it is a dream world of total chaos where nothing is firm -where everyone's thoughts and actions are subject to the whims of other individuals' positive or negative thoughts. And, in the same way, my business associates have their own lives. They will react favorably to me only as I offer them something of myself that will enhance their own plans and ambitions. And it goes without saying that the action of the stock market will be the result of the mental attitudes of literally millions of individuals today rather than my positive or negative attitude.

So does it matter what one's mental outlook is? of course. As mentioned before, one's method of expression, his personality, his desirability as a companion or associate will be colored by his mental attitude. People, in general, do not like to be around other people who are gloomy, hostile, or uncooperative. So the proper attitude has its positive results but not because "thinking makes it but because of the actions one takes as a result of his attitude. But there is a limit to this.

For, once again, we must recognize that you only control yourself. If your attitude is positive, your manner direct and courteous, your mood cooperative but still the other individual does not respond that is his business. You can't make him want what you have to offer. And even if it seems that he should want for his own good what you're offering, if he fails to see it, that's his problem. Each of us has one life to live all his own.

He does not control the actions or thoughts of any other individual. The only area for improvement is self improvement, for the only person one controls is himself. Therefore, your mental attitude will have an effect upon your actions. But the worst mistake an individual can make is to believe he is responsible for the actions of others. Texsun Sweetened or Unsweetened ORANGE JUICE 3 46-oz.

BRUCE J. BOERNER St. Regis Personnel Manager St. Regis names personnel manager Monticello, Appointment of Bruce J. Boerner as personnel manager for the new pulp and paper mill which St.

Regis Paper Company is building near here was announced today by Robert R. Kollmeyer, resident manager. For a little more than five years, Boerner, a native of Milwaukee, has been personnel manager of the company's manufacturing complex at Pensacola, Florida. He expects to make his home near Brookhaven, Mississippi. and Mrs.

Mary Morgan visited with her during the weekend. We are happy to welcome Mr. and Mrs. Brooks into our community. They are residing in the home formerly owned by Robert Lee Russell.

Mrs. Roy Russell and Mrs. W. P. Miley visited in Jackson ori Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Russell, Cretia and Mike of Plain were visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. H.

D. Hiett. Mr. Hiett visited his mother in Magee early last week. We regret to lose the Lewis family from our community.

They have been residing in the J. B. Smith home and are moving to Plain. NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING OF THE STATE OIL AND GAS BOARD There will be held a meeting of the State Oil and Gas Board in the Second Floor Auditorium of the State Office Building, North West Street, Jackson, Mississippi, at 9:30 a.m. on the 16th day of February, 1966, said allowables to be set in accordance with law and the rules and regulations of the State Oil and Gas Board: IN RE: DOCKET NUMBER 20-66 SETTING GAS ALLOWABLES IN THE FOLLOWING FIELDS FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH 1966 GWINVILLE FIELD SOSO FIELD BAXTERVILLE FIELD SANDY HOOK FIELD SHARON FIELD FAYETTE FIELD PISTOL RIDGE FIELD MAXIE FIELD MULDON FIELD DEXTER FIELD STEWART FIELD HUB FIELD WEST HUB FIELD SILOAM FIELD KNOXO FIELD KOKOMO FIELD GRANGE FIELD J.

F. Borthwick, Secretary Supervisor State Oil and Gas Board Jan. 26 DIXIANNA Fully Cooked PICNIC HAMS lb. 49c Red White In Mendenhall GRAPE JELLY 18 oz. tumbler 29c FOLGERS Breast-0-Chicken Cans COFFEE lb.

79c 2 forl 59c Red White Sure Klean PEANUT BUTTER 12 oz. jar BLEACH pint 10c CATSUP Bottles 2 for 39 Margarine 2lbs. 59c Martha White McKenzie Crinkle Cut BLACKEYED PEAS. 2 lb. bag 35c POTATOES.

2 lb. bag 29c SHORTENING 3 lb. Can Fresh Florida Ruby Red ORANGES dozen 29c GRAPEFRUIT 3 for 25c Red White Apple, Cherry, Peach 20 oz. Pies MARTHA WHITE FLOUR 5 Ib. bag 49c Fruit Pies 2for 59c Boerner attended Milwaukee high schools and University of Wisconsin, and his first job was as safety inspector for Cornell Paperboard Products Co.

in Milwaukee, now a division of St. Regis. He subsequently held the posts of safety director and assistant personnel director and had been general personnel manager at Milwaukee for eight years when he was transferred to Pensacola in 1960. During World War IT he was first sergeant of a combat infantry company, serving one and a half years in the European Theatre. He and Mrs.

Boerner, also a native of Milwaukee, have three sons, Bruce, Bill and Bob, the youngest of whom is 13. In Pensacola, Boerner was president of the Pensacola Community Council, a member of the Chamber of Commerce and a director of the Child Guidance Clinic. His hobbies include sailing and golf. mmm CAN'T SLEEP? Insurance might help. Call Farm Bureau Mendenhall 2591 Wilkin or George Mangum YOUR HEALTH by Dr.

D. D. Rittenhouse "MIGRAINE Migraine headaches or "Sick Headaches" are characterized usually by severe pain (usually on one side only). The pain: is usually due to the enlargement of the blood vessels, the function of which are controlled by small nerves. The underlying CAUSE of the enlarged vessels is pressure on these small nerves causing irritation, with the result that messages from the brain to the blood vessels are wrongly interpreted, therefore, their natural fanction is impaired.

With specific Chiropractic Adjustments this irritation is removed easily and painlessly so that normal function can be restored by nature from within. Rittenhouse Chiropractic Clinic Farm Bureau Mendenhall Phone 2591 CLINIC HOURS Mon. 9:30 to 5:00 Wed. 9:30 to 1:00 cans $1.00 CHICKEN BACKS 5 lb. Box 69c Pack FRYERS lb.

Alcoa ALUMINUM FOIL 25 ft. roll 33c BRYAN 3 lb. Canned each $3.09 Pet Ritz 2 9-in. Shells to Pkg. PIE SHELLS 2 pkgs.

69c CHOPS End Center Cut Cut lb. lb. 59c 69c BANANAS pound 10c POTATOES 39c.