The Winston County Journal from Louisville, Mississippi • 5

WINSTON COUNTY JOURNAL. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 12, IW SA Deaths and funerals Community Hospital. I IWESTBROOKl NK'- L-. r-fS Sjili Mrs.

Rhodes died Feb 7 at Ihe Oktibbeha County Hospital. She was a native of Winston County and was a member of Wake Forrest B.iplisl Church. Mrs. Rhodes was a housewife. Survivors include three daughters.

Mrs Louise I'allersiHi and Mrs. Hazel Smith, both of Sturgis and Mrs. Mary McKay of Clarinden. Iowa; five sons. William Rhodes and Jimmy Rhodes, both of Memphis.

Horace Rhodes of Bessemer. Hubert Klwdes of Milwaukee. Wise, and Charles Rhodes of Louisville; four sisters. Mrs. Kale Prescolt of Tupelo.

Mrs. Lucille McCarty of Sulhgnet. Mrs. Cordie Sword of Aberdeen and Mrs. I.ol.i Kubanks of Louisville and 2i grandchildren and 33 Ureal grandchildren Grandsons of Ihe deceased served as pallbearers.

Alice Edwards Ganann of Carthage, Ricky Thaggard Madden, Fred Stoke of Pam TaWor of Union, and Rert Gilmore of In ion; and. rear. Instructor Tommy Sanders. Jeff Watkins of Forest. Tony Adams of Newton.

Wayne Gordy of lawrenre. and Rob Loper of I'nion. ECJC AG CLL'B Members ol the newly reorganized Agriculture Club at East Central Junior College attending the Dixie National Livestock Exposition and Ihe state convention of Junior College Agricultural Clubs on Feb. U-13 are. front, left to right.

Tommy 1980census The census is ex- crease in the Nation's peeled to show a nine per- cent increase in the U.S. lwus' population for the past the time of the Great decade, the smallest in- Depression. MRS ALICE EDWARDS Services 10 a m. YMonday.Feb.il, 1980 Westbrook Chape) Mnterment Memorial Park Cemetery westbrook! funeral home a East Main Streetv XXX A evsi LocatQJ East Side Motors Former Louisville Skating Rink building on Hwy. 14 East just beyond Bond Rd.

WE Just frtt MAKE HOUSE CALLS call and ask for a eiectrontc hearing test. XMBMUVf JOWM JfffllMS HEARING Quality used cars and trucks Experienced Point Body Shop Mechanics on duty Tires. Accessories. Pickup Toppers the florist coH for flowers Dial 773-8001 Coll 693-6626 SERVICE (BTVM MUMS MO MNNUWST J2. Lovie Gore STIKOIS Kuneral services for Mrs.

Lovie Umdrutn (Jure, 7fi. were held Feb. ul the Sturgis Presbyterian Church. Burial lulliiwed in Sturgis Cemetery under Ihe direction of Arknns Nimell Kuneral Miune. Mrs.

Gore died Feb. 7 at Ihe Oktibbeha County Hospital She was a native or Okhhtx'ha County and was the wile of the late William Fletcher Gore Sr. Mrs. Gore was a member rf the Sturgis Presbyterian Church and a former mi'inher of the Mississippi House of Representatives and the National emocralic Committee of Women from Mississippi. Survivors include a son.

William Fletcher of Slurgis. a sister. Mrs Frank Kdwardsof Carthage; a step graiiddjughler and four step ureal grandchildren and a host ol relative in Winston County. Jack Carlisle ACKEKMAN Funeral services for Jack B. Carlisle, 71.

were held Feb. 11 at the Ackerman Methodist Church with Ihe Kev K. Hubbard officiating Burial followed in Enon Cemetery under the direction of Adams-Nowell Funeral Home. Mr Carlisle died Feb. 10 at Ihe family residence.

He was an attorney and a native of Attala County and was the husband of Mrs. Virginia Patterson Carlisle ul Ackerman. He was a member of the Ackerman Methodist Church. Mississippi and American Bar Association. Rotary Club.

Shriner. American Legion and a veteran of World War II. Survivors in addition to his widow are two daughters, Mrs Mary Jacquelyne Evans of Ackerman and Ann Carlisle of New Albany; a son. William T. Carlisle of Ackerman; two sisters, Mrs.

-Martha Oden of Joppa. Ala. and Aim Oieeshratigti'' of Pittsburg, two brothers. Cain Carlisle of Portland. Oregon and James Carlisle of Kingston, N.H.; three grandchildren and a host of relatives in Winston County.

Pallbearers were J.E. Kay, Dennis. Dobbs. Tom Glasgow. Donald Nunn.

Hays Mills and Bryan McKnight. Elva Rhodes ACKERMAN Funeral services for Mrs. Elva Earline Rhodes, 77, were held Feb. 9 at the Adams-Nowell Chapel ith the Rev. Hubert Davis and the Rev.

Phi i His officiating. Burial followed in Concord Cemetery under the direction of Adams-Nowell Funeral Home. "Someone has to stop at waHtfart we rt doing Look for this sign in our store, it marks name brand Now thru Saturday 9 am-8 pm Mon-Sat Highway 1 5 North Louisville She was a native of Win- slon County and was the wile of Winnie J. Edwards of Louisville. She was Ihe daughter of the late John Thomas and Mary Elizabeth Williams McGee.

Mrs. Edwards was a member of Jehovah Witness and a housewife. Survivors in addition to her husband are four daughters. Mrs. Dorothy Miles of Louisville.

Mrs. Audrey Woods of Las (ruies. N.M., Mrs. Helen Pope of Philadelphia and Mrs. Marjorie Crow of Nevada.

Iowa; two sons, W.J. Edwards Jr. of Houston. Texas and Charles Edwards of Lncasville, Conn, and 20 grandchildren and great grandchildren. Pallbearers were Silas Miles.

Sammy Miles. Billie Joe Webb. Sherrel Harlan, Bobby Hollingsworth and Ronny Anderson. Why will the I960 census ask everyone if they are of Spanish-Hispanic origin? Because it will indicate for Ihe first time just how many Hispanic people reside in each area of the U.S., down to a city block, and will help locate areas that require bilingual education and other special programs. SI items with new lower everyday inflation stopping Funeral services for Mrs Alice N.

Edwards, 75. were held Feb 11 at (he West-brook Chapel with the Rev. Scott Sabell officiating. Burial followed in Memorial Park Cemetery under the direction of Westbrook Funeral Home. Mrs.

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Monday. Feb. 11. l'JBO Ackerman Methodist Church Interment Enon Cemetery MRS LOVIE LANDRUM GORE Services 10a m. Saturday.

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