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Holmes County HERALD - Lexington,S.V. Marshall announceshonor students for 2002-03MS, Thursday, March 6, 20037 Do people read small ads?You just didt Your messagecould be here for just $5.50.Call 834-1151 to place your ad. Ivin:avierntswith! ~i!'~:7 PARTICIPATING IN DURANT M.B. CHURCH OUTREACH TUTORIAL PROGRAM from Williams-Sullivan and Durant public schools who are participating in the tutorial program offered at Church are shown with the director and teachers. The program is combining art with writing skills to encour-s to sequence their thoughts in constructing paragraph development and they are also reinforcing homework in to Ms. Ora M. Cain, program director. The teachers and students meet each Thursday from 4 to 6:30 Parents are urged to continue signing up their children. Shown with the students are Ms. Cain and teachers and Ms, Lovie Fleming. Not shown is teacher Ms. Roseland Wiley. REED BARNHART J.E. Kellum, John Kimbrough, Henri| of Coldwater, Watson, Jr Bob Cade, Larry Johnson,t February 14, 2003, at Larry Clark and Floyd Autry. ~che County Hospital in Memorial may be sent to the First '~ervices were Wednesday, Presbyterian Church of Lexington or at the Coldwater United French Camp Academy. ~Church with Rev. Kent [~.J. Smith officiating. Burial ~oldwater's Crown Hill tuber 9, 1906, at the Reed Ellsworth County, she tghter of William Lorenzo Reed. She attended Ellsworth and gradu- Ellsworth County High 1920. She received her from Kansas State Uni-her bachelor's degree inand nursing fromUniversity. She returnedfor 12 years at the Com- Hospital and Pioneer the Coldwater Meth- UMW, Eastern Star No. all of Coldwater, as Kappa Phi Honorary is Nursing Asso- Ralph David Barnhart at RAY ELLIOTT JOHNSON Ray Elliott Johnson of Greenwood, 83, died Sunday March 2, 2003 at Greenwood Leflore Hospital of heart failure. Services were held Tuesday, March 4 at First Presbyterian Church in Lexington at 2 p.m. He was preceded in death by wife Marion Standifer Johnson. Mr. Johnson was a retired insurance agent for Farm Bureau Insurance and was a member of the Million Dollar Club. He was born and raised in Lex- ington and was a Sgt. in U.S. Armyduring World War II and served in thePhillipines. He served on HolmesCounty Draft Board and received spe-cial recognition from the President ofthe United States. He was a member ofAmerican Legion Post #29 and was amember of the First PresbyterianChurch of Lexington. Survivors include: one daughter,Services were Sunday, February 23 at2:00 p.m at Mr. CaLvary MissionaryChurch in Tchula. Rev. Clayton Snowofficiated. Mr. Winston was the son of John andEthel Winston of Tchula. He attendedS.V. Marshall where he graduated in1980. After graduation he enlisted inthe U.S. Army. His tours of duty in-cluded Germany and Saudi Arabia. Hewas a veteran of Operation DesertShield/Storm. After completion of hisactive duty assignment he became amember of the 173rd Quartile MasterCompany of Greenwood and wasranked Sargent. Survivors include: wife, Sally A. Winston of Greenwood; parents, John and Ethel Winston of Tchula; five sons, Darryl Terrell Winston, Jr. of Itta Bena; Varnell Banks of Memphis, TN, Johnny Banks of Beaumont, TX; and Donell and Cordaryl Banks both of Greenwood; two daughters, Crystal Jackson and Rebecca Banks-Spivey. both of Memphis, Tennessee; one brother, John Winston, Jr. of Tchula; five sisters, Debbie Winston-McCaskill of Lexington, Lorraine Winston Portis of Missouri City, TX, Gizell Winston Cain of Jackson, Christia Dean Miller of Chicago, IL and Gloria Brooks; and Henry Simpson, principal of S.V. Monies Jones, Rikita Lee, Sidney Ross,Marshall High School, reports the Ebony Anderson, Akeem Jefferson, andHonor Roll for the first nine weeks, Sabrina Head.second nine weeks, and first semesterof the 2002-2003 school year. PUBLIC HEARING NOTICEThe listed students have achieved CITIZEN PARTICIPATIONacademic honors and attendance recog- The Town of Goodman, Mississippi, is considering applying to the Missis-nition, sippi Development Authority for a Small Cities Community Development BlockJessica Williams(lst,Sem), GloriaWashington( I st,2nd,Sem), Candice Grant of up to $75,000. The State of Mississippi has been allocated approxi-Hampton( I st,2nd,Sem), Prikeeta mately $39.2 million that will be made available to cities and counties on a com-F o r t ( 1 s t, 2 n d, S e m ), M i e s h a petitive basis to undertake eligible community development activities. These fundsHogan(l st,2nd,Sem), Latara Hud- must be used for one of the following purposes: s o n ( 1 s t, 2 n d, S e m ), K e n y a t a 1. To benefit low- and moderate-income persons and households;Moore(l st,2nd,Sem), Kemeshia 2. To aid in the prevention or elimination of slums or blight; orRandle(l st,2nd,Sem), La Shonda 3. To meet other community development needs having a particular R o b e r t s o n ( I s t, 2 n d, S e m ), S h a n a urgency because existing conditions pose a serious and immedi-Simsf2nd,Sem), Tiffany Washing- ate threat to the health or welfare of the community where othert o n I 1 s t, 2 n d, S e m ), S h e n e k i a financial resources are not available to meet such needs.White(1 st,2nd,Sem), Rhonda Wil- The activities for which these funds may be used are in the area of emer- s o n ( 2 n d,S e m ) K e e n a gencypublic facilities. The town's proposed project consistsofemergency sewerMeeks(l st,2nd,Sem), Precious Person improvements that will benefit a residential area of Goodman. The Public Hear-(lst,2nd,Sem), CordarylPatrick( I st,2nd,Sem),Keyundra ing will be held at the Goodman Nutrition Site, on Friday, March 21, 2003, atHaymer(l st,2nd,Sem),Antionette 4:00 p.m. and will provide more specific details regarding the activities, programGreen( I st,2nd,Sem ),Cornel la requirements, and rating system. The purpose of the hearing will be to obtainHooker(Sere), Sierra Ander- citizen input into the development of the application.son(lst,Sem), Latasha Dixon(lst,2nd,Sem), ShandrekaBrown(2nd), Ashley Gamble(lst,Sem),Natasha Fort(l st,2nd,Sem), BrittanyMarch(Sem), Jerome Jor-dan(lst,2nd,Sem), Kiara Moore(Sere),Relista Ward(1 st,2nd,Sem), DequanaScott( I st), Adrian Steele( 1 st,2nd,Sem),Dealice Young(lst2nd,Sem), EbonyAnderson(lst,2nd), Akeem Jeffer-son(lst,2nd), Sabrina Head(lst,2nd), 701 East Jefferson 662-289-9738 KosciuskoShironda Jackson(2nd,Sem), ParronEdwards(! st,2nd,Sem), Mikhial Col- Now Aqlql O lins(lst,2nd,Sem), Crystal Ed- ~][l[.(~WllII.gwards(lst,2nd,Sem, All A's), MichelleCollins(lst,2nd,Sem), Paul Cam- Ch.lristiaxt-Based ]['illttble(lst,2nd,Sem), Dunshireial Ben- :ime Changers (c0ford(1 st,2nd,Sem), TommieTaylor(l st,Sem), Delicia Crock- David Moriat, Gavin MacLeod, Hal Linden, Richardett(lst,2nd), Brittany Baker(lst,2nd), ][I.iellde Jennifer O|Neal, & Paul Rodrigue=Raiesha Chambers(2nd). Kia Daily7:00*Frt.MattneeS:00*$al.&$un. 1:00,3:00,&5:00Clark(2nd), Adrina Dean(2nd), e Bringing Down the House (PG)Kamekia Banks(lst,2nd,Sem), MichealClark(lst,2nd,Sem), Alexander Steve Martin & Queen LatffaJPrevail( I st,2nd,Sem), Kandis Daily - 7:00 & 9:00 * Sat. & Sun. 1:00, 3:00, & 5:00Randle(2nd), Adrienne -Years of the SunStroud(lst,Sem). Bruce WillisATTENDANCE: Ja'Don Redmond, Dally 7:00 & 9:00 * Sat. & Sun. 3:00Darnell Head, Malcom Martin,Anthony Baker, Delicia Crockett, Skating Rink & Game RoomAdrina Dean, Latasha Dixon, For Spring BreakJoshaundra Brown, Davosiera Dean,Kimberly Bacon, Brittany Baker, Open Men,- Thurs, 6;00- 10:00Stephanie Marshall, Lakesha Shrop- Normal Weekend Hoursch,I ."L;I'3-/ shire, Prentiss Moore, Rosheda Sanders, Derrick Scott, Rosha Love, For more information, call 662-289-9738 20, 1935. He died Aug. Leath Spiller of Greenwood; one one grandmother, Mary Sutton of IR ~1ple, OWned and operated tonbr ther'and niecesLelandandJ hns n'nephews.Jr" of Lexing- ~Tchula" / II Ill I Active pa'llbearers were: Johnny [,;ral and Greenhouse. When Standlfer, David Reed, George Martin, ~- g I II II q I sponsOl~r' WItS drafted during WWII . In Lovln ! II succesS'[ed the greenh use and raised EdThurm nd'KeuMcD ugal'Jim/MemorvOf I,II,I:nts,yo rti- '':: Foster, David Kennedy, Billy Ellis, I v yES also[ preeeded in death byason; " IAneelReshawn Gtoson II I III I I I I I I IIIII,I I I Gene Lewis and Dr Kenny Hines ' tm as wlf rs;andone sister. Honorary pallbearers were: James I '=' " file end ~S~ include, two sons James Fowler, Elliott Lawrence, Wesley [ Oct. 3, 1980- March 10, 1981 WILL SIT WITH Elderly LIVE CRAWFISH: FI-- M HAY FOR SALE: 900- 5 X CALL TODAY FOR THE chased Encinitas California and Johnson, Dory Porter, Allen Murtagh, / and in Lexington. References fur- orders. Call by 12 p.m. Wed- 6' rolls bermuda, fertilized lowest possible price on a My and,t~rnhart of Washington, D.C.; J.E. Kellum, John Kimbrough, Henri I ,'-v,r~rr,rv ,Inters Doroth She Watson, Jr Bob Cade, Larry Johnson, laames (,JUS[a ~/a[sot'l~ ~r, nished. 834-2580. nesday to ensure orders for and sprayed. $17-23. Pasture mobile home in the state. -' inert, co~o ' y rman of a-lstfnp weekend. 235-5316, cell 662- for rent. 601/529-0205. Guaranteed! 1-866-939-1459. ~.&t nnectieut and Alice Smith Larry Clark and Floyd Autry ; to proo}t . ~ 392-2399. 2.27tfnb 3-6b i Memorial may be sent to the F~rst / " -- " lrenPig~:~;nd~h~ldgrandchlldrenand ' . I March 8,1959 - Aug 1,1990 CALL TODAY FOR 1-1S:4-a4b Presbyterian Church of Lexington or I Love Always, wholesale prices on mobile i French Camp Academy dos o ,=eo - " " I You Are. Forever In Our Th0ughts homes. Toll free 1-866-939- HOUSE FOR SALE: 1.3 ACRES OF LAND FOR erson, ,] ~ 1459 LET US TURN YOUR Tax reduced price! 3 Bedrooms, 2 sale. Stigley Quarters (behind rving as TItR ' 3-6b Refund into a new mobile ool ~tu~ THRYN CAMPBELL baths. All appliances stay! telephone company on tm ordon,'fl}a~eof'~Ve~8~, DARRYL T. WINSTON, SR~ I Untllt We See You Again. ~ home. Call today 1-866-939- 105 Jordan Street, Lexington. Telegraph Street, Lexington). - [~u~ 3,2003 at Lex-' Darryl Terrell Winston, Sr 40 died I From, ["-"-"'i"--~ 1459 3-6b Call Julian Watson, 601-957- 834-2580 t i ~es w-er-e-heid Tuesday,(sonny) MontgomeryFebruary 18,Veterans2003 atHospi.G.V. I VoYeur Mothers, W,*,~,'"-- [ I I ~ 2790. 3-6;n-10b 2-21tfnp ' "-------~:t ~arch 4 at 2:00 p.m. at West tal in Jackson after a lengthy illness. ~ i ]I Church with burial in West ] ~ ] TOOL RENTAL: HOME, ,'lr. & 1~' " Rev. Jerry Tare officiated. " -- I Hyman [ or business. Shampooer, shop [ NEED MONEY9 I [meMANle Era)! : mneral Home was in chargeof I "Service With Dignity" I I R=*=I l~'?=t~=t=, In, [ vac sander, sewer tape, lad- ~ents. ] "~7~ "~'~":'.~"" I ders, etc. Thurmond's 834- HAVE A I IBellchevr letseeksexpedenced "=.; 'ance Th rapbell was a h memaker and IlG ss Direct Casket and M numentslWholesale to the Public I ] " [ i] r of the West Presbyterian [ SEE DONNA I|K0sciusk0 Excellent pay and 2611. ,-,an.b CHECKBOOK9,Imechanict0w0rkfull'timeM'Fin Mrs. P~rs include: husband, Harvey ! Steel Caskets Headstones I I DURANT I FOR SALE: BLUEBIRD ALL AMERICAN I It~er~s T schedule an interview Meeks~lPebell fWest;tw daughters' I $539.00 $99.00 I ]CommercialBldz.] houses by the Magnolia Gar- CHECK I Ic "sc a0rsue,7 sPat Mr. &/v Pes of Doaglasville, Georgia I and up and up ] I 2BR/1BA House I den Club in Lexington. Con- CASHING I I 1.800.S48.5677 ! Keith Jol~ Rosson of Hammond, Louis- [ ~ "We Deliver" ] I 31qR/IBA House [ tact Phyllis Stern 834-2038 ~ ~grandchildren and 7 great- 310COV" SQV'"q I BELL CHEVROLET I--IZ~" Jldren randchildren ~rers were the g I Marie Goss Willie Goss I randchildre ! (669.) 90-0670 (66 ) 89-a061 I LrXINCTON, MS I I and M rialcontributions may be made :l, 806 #D Guntown Village, Kosciusko,Ms. I ] 662-834-1278 I I . s of clotl~t M~ ~ " ~ ~,~' " or,y2 or French Camp Holmes Community College I ,' v 2 U TI~IL 1 Fine Place French Camp the stu 4 . ' ' Ridgeland Campus I :E le t Prlce Guarantee Position(s) Available:I ,omo,ve ec .o,o I White " [ Adm. Asst Project Manager, 3 Instructors I i ering lots Available l ow. $ =='[flood Trees Call Mitchell, Michael or Jason. -= [ At Lexington Manor PersonnelT apply'c ntact:Dept. II i ,de' hire flowering do wood Bad Credit? No Credit?- - - No Problem! : 13-11 & 7-3 Shifts Men - Fri 662-472-9163 or ablain holmes.cc.ms.us I Lydia |" .be given to '~" i 10) SW - -TI ;I Please Contact: Deadline: Marchl4, 2003 Iile National person wno ' I ,1 [e N Arbor Day Founda- rM:r:::t!!?arch 2003' :1[ Jan Ellis or ADV,NeE NOTICE I dra~:na~eTPr::ts off ~e:O:a ~ Hwy. 12E Lexington I Barbara Ellington LARGE 2-DAY FARM & er 1, 2001 lOWering dogwoods will add ~ 662-834-0930 : CoNsTRucTION MACHINERY :: "'oyour.omoa. '.'.'.'." " ': . UCTIONS~d in ev~!7 uoa, John Rosenow, the o.n's president, said. KOSCIUSKO, MISS. s have showy spring flow- -'-'--=-= SAT, MARCH 22 AND SAT, MARCH 29 autumn foliage and red bey- [.~,'7] " HOME HEALTH AGENCY SOngbirds all winter." We expect these auctions to be even better than last year's ;i be shipped postpaid at has immediate need for Field RNs auc!!ons at Kosciusko where we sold over 100 tractors, ~ May'dr 31Plantingwith enclosedbetween arble & E;ranite W rlt for the Yazoo and Holmes county areas items!!00 s of implements, construction equip and many other [h The six to twelve Established 1936 Flexible hours are guaranteed to grow or 403 S. Huntington St. Phone 289-3651 Excellent Compensation and Benefits Please contact us by March 7 if you have equipment to replaced free of charge also receive a subscript|on Kosciusko, MS 39090 Monday - Saturday 8:00-5:00 Package sell in these auctions so that we can advertise it for you! rMation's month- Great team to work with! For more info, contact this auction company. ,~ ,on, and The Tree Book with Located Next to Kosciusko City Cemetery Fax resume to 662-653-3130 Auctions Conducted By: about-~rree ~-ant--fi-nng and Email resume to hr@ghha.eom THOMAS AUCTION ; Why Pay Agent's Commission? .'i member of the Founds- Or apply in person: & REAL ESTATE CO INC. the free trees, send a Come see us at the largest selection in the Southeastern United 15677 N. Jackson St Durant Route 1, Box 2 to Ten Free Dogwood States with over 1100 monuments in inventory, 600 in Kosciusko. or French Camp, MS 39745 : Day Foundation, ' ,~ NE 3000 Old Canton Rd Suite 300, Jackson Auctioneer: Col. Tony R. Thomas, MS Lic # 180 31, 2003. Other locations." Forest, Union & Philadelphia EOE 662-547-9446 Office 662-547-6616 Res. ~" IIII
