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Volume 88 • Issue 36• September 16, 2015
Homecoming
Friday, Sept. 18th
Parade at 10:00 a.m.
Downtown Eupora
Homecoming Festivities
at 6:00 p.m.
Eupora
vs
J.Z. George
Game at 7:00 p.m.
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Bond denied for murder suspect
Charged with
killing brother
By Russell Hood
The Webster ProgressTimes
A judge has denied
bond for a Eupora man
charged with murder in
the shooting death of his
brother in Churchill on
Sunday.
Larry McMillian, 65,
Men at work
is accused of killing his
61-year-old
brother,
Jesse Edward “Bud”
McMillian.
City officers responded to 235 Westwood
Drive at 5:55 p.m.
Saturday after being
dispatched by Webster
911 to a call that someone had been shot,
according to Police Chief
Gregg Hunter.
He said they found
Bud McMillian face-
down in the yard near
the street, having been
shot multiple times with
a handgun, including a
fatal wound to the head.
Webster EMS declared
him dead at the scene,
Hunter said.
“There was a domestic dispute between the
two of them in the area
of his (Bud McMillian’s)
Bond, see page 13
East Webster
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Homecoming
Festivities at 6 pm
Friday,
September 18th
Game at 7:00 p.m.
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RUSSELL HOOD/STAFF
Maurice Arnold,
Eugene “Cameo”
Washington and
Jarrett
Sullivan
with Pavecon out of
Byram replace the
curb on the westside walkway leading to Regions
Bank in Eupora.
They were finishing
up work Pavecon
started earlier this
summer at the
bank,
which
involved repaving
the parking lot,
striping and joint
sealing. The men
were working there
Monday
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on Sept. 8.
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Jones’ 67 votes, according to
Municipal
Clerk
Rachel
Robinson.
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Mathiston for electing me your
town marshal,” Box said in a
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EWHS Homecoming Court
PHOTOS BETH HENDRIX/EWHS
East Webster High School will host homecoming this Friday during halftime of the
Wolverines’ ballgame against Ray Brooks. The theme for this year is “There’s No Place Like
HOMEcoming.”
(Above) 2015 East Webster Homecoming Maids are (front row) Christy McBride, Haley
Jones, Trystun Vickers, Macie Allen, Hagan Files, (second row) Georgia Sisson, Mary Mae
Turner, Caitlyn Zirlott, Jessica Aron, Hannah Harrison, (third row) MolliKate Keehley, Jessica
Davis, Grace Christensen, Hartley Files, (top row) Lauren Graves, Kody James, Curtlyn Blake,
Rachel Adams and Kadasha Bryant.
(Right) First-grade attendants (front) Avery Hazard, Ja’kalee Judine, JoAnna Boykin, (back)
Ryder Quinn, Jer’Taven Ivy and John David Pate
(Above, right) Mr. and Miss EWHS Jack Wilson and Bailie Springfield
EHS
Homecoming
Court
CHARLOTTE NEWMAN/STAFF
Eupora High School will celebrate homecoming this Friday
with a parade, crowning of the
homecoming queen and the
Eupora vs. J.Z. George football
game. Festivities begin at 10
a.m. with the homecoming
parade through downtown. The
homecoming ceremony will be
at 6 p.m. on Wofford Field followed by the game at 7 p.m.
The EHS Association invites
graduates to visit the alumni
tent. Comprising the 2015 EHS
Homecoming Court are [front
row] Rylee Brooke Crowell (7th
grade), Haylee McCrory (8th
grade), Patsy Herard (6th
grade), [middle row] Nadia
Robinson (10th grade), Greer
Blaylock (11th grade), Kyla
Patterson (ninth grade), Laken
Holdiness (ninth grade), Telisha
Robinson (11th grade), Brittany
Yates (10th grade), and [top
row] senior maids Claire
Henderson, Emily Littlejohn,
Madison Crowell and Callie
Turner.
Wednesday, September 16, 2015
VFW Post 3806 celebrates diamond anniversary
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From Press & Staff Reports
Joe H. Morehead VFW
Post 3806 in Eupora celebrates 75 years of serving the needs of local
veterans and their families on Oct. 1. The
Diamond Anniversary
Award Citation is presented to the post in
recognition of 75 years
of outstanding service to
the community.
John A. Biedrzycki
Jr., national commander of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars of the
U.S., congratulated all
members of the post.
“I send my sincere
thanks and appreciation
to the members of VFW
Post 3806 for the outstanding record of service to the community,
veterans and to the
nation over the past 75
years,” he said.
Post 3806 will celebrate its 75th anniver-
Maben storytime about
Chrysanthemum
By Librarian Mary
Boutwell
Maben Public Library
her
name
was
Delphinium Twinkle.
Then they all decided
that being named after
a flower was the coolest
and they wanted to
change their names to
flowers,
Marigold,
Carnation and Lily of
the Valley.
We made flower pictures by gluing pasta.
We wrote names on
nametags and counted
letters in everyone’s
name. All left with a
goody bag filled with
crayons, coloring book
and a sucker, hopefully
to practice writing their
names!
Come join us each
Friday at 10 a.m.
Storytime started out
good Friday at the
Maben Public Library.
We had eight children to
attend.
We read a story about
Chrysanthemum, a little mouse who started
school. She was picked
on because her name
was too long and she
was named after a
flower. They picked on
her every day until a
music teacher started.
Her name was Mrs.
Twinkle.
But
when
Mrs.
Twinkle heard them
picking
on
Chrysanthemum about
(Right) The children make
her being named after a
flower, she told them flower pictures at storytime
MR.V. A.
“SONNY” TAYLOR
Eupora, MS
V.A. “Sonny” Taylor died September 6,
2015 at his residence in Eupora. He was 90
years old.
Taylor was born in Webster County, MS, on
July 26, 1925 to Voyd and Willie Tullos Taylor. He was married to Kathleen Taylor of Eupora. He was a farmer and a member of Mt.
Zion Baptist Church.
Taylor was preceeded in death by his parents, Voyd and Willie Tullos Taylor; and his
sisters, Frances Brown and Mary Fleming.
He is survived by his wife, Kathleen Taylor;
daughters, Kathy (Vernon “Buck”) Parker of
Diamondhead, MS, and Teresa (Johnathan)
James of Laurel, MS; grandchildren, Brad
Johnson, Jackson James, Matilyn James, and
Christina Duhe; and great grandchild,
Cameron Duhe.
Pallbearers included Mike Perrigin, Don
Mann, Scott Cooper, Kenneth Cooper, Ricky
Rico, and Lynn Crowley.
Visitation was held Tuesday, September 8,
2015 from 6 PM to 8 PM at Wise-Reed Funeral Home in Eupora. Funeral Services were
held on Wednesday, September 9, 2015 at
11:00 AM at Wise-Reed. Burial followed at
Mt. Zion Cemetery. Rev. Larry Halford and
Rev. Larry Watson officiated. Music was done
by Jennifer Reeves and Cassandra Boatman.
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sary with an open house
from 2-4 p.m. Oct. 4. A
short program will be at
2:15 p.m. All past presidents and commanders,
and the public, are invited to attend. The post is
located at 1575 VFW
Road.
The
Veterans
of
Foreign Wars of the
U.S. is a nonprofit veterans service organization
comprising eligible veterans and military service members from the
active,
Guard
and
Reserve forces. Founded
in 1899 and chartered
by Congress in 1936, the
VFW is the nation’s
largest organization of
war veterans and its
oldest major veterans
organization.
With more than 1.7
million
VFW
and
Auxiliary
members
located in more than
6,800 Posts worldwide,
“NO ONE DOES MORE
FOR VETERANS.” The
VFW and its auxiliaries
are dedicated to veterans’ service, legislative
advocacy, and military
and community service
programs.
For more information
or
to
join,
visit
www.vfw.org.
Mrs. Mary P. Berry
Mary P. Berry, 80, died at her home September 11, 2015 after an extended illness. She was
born in Texas to James Leroy Treadwell and
Lilly Mae Luke Treadwell on February 19,
1935. She was a waitress and a member of
Crossroads Baptist Church in Mantee.
Services for Mrs. Berry were held Sunday,
September 13, at Southern Funeral Chapel in
Houston at 2 pm, with graveside service following at Cumberland Presbyterian Cemetery
in Webster County, with Brother Buddy Pepper officiating. There was a visitation with the
family Saturday from 5 to 8 pm at the funeral
home.
Survivors include her children Marlo Albert
(Timothy) of Mantee, David B. Smith of Houston, Danny Smith of Houston, and Mona
Griggs (Michael) of Mantee; her grandchildren
Joshua Criddle, Caleb Criddle, James Andrew
Ball, Kristi Holcomb, Jason Smith, James Wesely Smith, and Brian D. Graham; six sisters,
four brothers, a multitude of great-grandchildren, step-grandchildren and step-greatgrandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents,
her husband Vernon Berry, four sisters and
two brothers.
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Mr. Jimmy Ray Lyles
Eupora, MS
Mr. Jimmie Ray Lyles passed away peacefully on
September 9, 2015 surrounded by family and friends.
Also the loving and very caring staff at Golden Living
Nursing Facility who went above and beyond their
standard duties.
Jimmie was born in Spanish Fort, AL to Robert
Clanton Lyles and Jessie Lavern Duncan.
Jimmie was preceded in death by his Father and
Mother, his sister, Patsy Smith, also his grandson,
Michael James Stuart Lyles and his much loved sister
in law, Nettie Lyles, and many other near and dear
family members.
Jimmie leaves behind a wife, Lynn Murrah, a son,
Stuart Lyles (Martha), daughters, Star O'Quinn
(Randy), Kim Barnes (Dayton), 15 grandchildren and
19 great grandchildren. Jimmie is also survived by 3
brothers and 2 sisters and several step brothers and
step sisters. He also leaves behind many nieces and
nephews and a multitude of first cousins that he loved
dearly, also a very large extended family that will
miss him.
Jimmie Lyles will be cremated and a Memorial
Service and Celebration of Life will be at 2:00 pm on
September 18, 2015 at First Baptist Church in Mathiston.
If you have a loving or fond memory of Jimmie,
please come and share with us this man's life.
A special thank you to Jimmie's niece, Sissy George
for aiding with this announcement.
Oliver Funeral Home of Eupora was in charge of
local arrangements. You may go online and sign our
guest register or leave a message of condolence for
the family at www.ofheupora.com.
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Kathryn Patterson
Langston
Kathryn Patterson Langston, 87, of Calhoun
City died on Friday, September 11, 2015 at
Baptist Memorial Hospital – N MS in Oxford.
She was born July 20, 1928 in Slate Springs,
MS. She was the daughter of Irby Patterson &
Connie West Patterson. She was a retired from
Garan, a member of New Hope Baptist Church
in Webster County & a member of the Eastern
Star.
Visitation was Sunday, September 13, 2015
from 1:00 pm until service time at New Hope
Baptist Church in Webster County. Funeral
Service was Sunday, September 13, 2015 at
2:00 pm at New Hope Baptist Church in Webster Co. with Bro. Jimmy Vance & Bro.
Matthew White officiating. Burial was in Old
Bethany Cemetery in Slate Springs, MS. Pryor
Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
Pallbearers were James Irby Patterson,
Charles Johnson, Danny Langston, Bobby
Clausel, Ashley Williams, Josh Langston,
Jason Chandler, & Tommy E. Griffin.
She is survived by one daughter, Nancy Sherryl Mallory, Vardaman; one son, Sydney
(Stephanie) Langston, Calhoun City; two sisters, Sarah House, West Memphis, AR; Anna
Porch, FL; four grandchildren, Wendy
(Bobby) Clausel, Kelly (Jason) Chandler,
Hannah (Ashley) Williams; Josh (Kala)
Langston; eleven great-grandchildren, Mallory,
Carson, McCarron, Abigail, Caylee, Madison,
Augusta, Piper, Gunner, Jolie, & Ruby
Kathryn.
She was preceded in death by a brother, Winfred Patterson, her parents & Royce Langston.
Online Condolences can be left at pryorfuneralhome.com
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FBC Eupora to celebrate 125th Anniversary
By Gwen Sisson
It is the stuff life is
made of, and for 125
years, the friends and
families of First Baptist
Church of Eupora have
celebrated
weddings
and funerals, baby dedications,
anniversary
and birthday celebrations.
All of the special
moments that constitute
the life of the family and
the community, have
been celebrated and
remembered in the life
of a church.
And beginning at 10
a.m. Sunday, Sept. 20,
the family and friends of
First Baptist Church of
Eupora
will
come
together to celebrate
125 years of “doing life
together as a community of faith.”
“We are really excited
about the upcoming
Celebration Day,” said
Lesa Hardin, coordinator for the 125th
A n n i v e r s a r y
Celebration. “Many former music leaders,
youth ministers and
staff members will be in
attendance as well as
their families. It will be
a wonderful day honoring the past and what
God has done through
this church family over
Editorial roundup
Watch out for deer
The recent snap in
cool weather has been a
welcome change from
the long, hot summer
that’s typical of the
Delta.
But as the temperatures drop and as deer
hunting and mating
seasons approach, that
also means that there
will be more of the animals moving around
near roads and highways.
The chance of hitting
a deer in Mississippi,
according
to
data
released today by the
State Farm insurance
company, is about double the national average. The state currently
ranks eighth in the
nation in vehicle-deer
collisions — thankfully
two spots better than
the year before.
Hitting a deer is
expensive and dangerous. The average cost
nationally is more than
$4,100, and there’s also
the heightened risk of
losing control of a vehicle after a collision.
So start keeping your
eyes peeled.
Tim Kalich
Editor and Publisher
Greenwood Commonwealth
Miss Mississippi
refutes
stereotype
Beauty pageants
might not be the best
venue for making political statements. The contestants, already nervous, are asked to
respond on the spot and
in a few seconds to questions with which even
seasoned
politicians
might struggle.
Nevertheless, we are
proud
of
Miss
Mississippi
Hannah
Roberts, who finished
second in Sunday’s Miss
America pageant, for
showing her home
state’s thinking is not as
predictable as some
believe.
When Roberts was
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the past 125 years as
well as a hint of what he
has in store for the
future of the church.”
Hardin
said
the
anniversary celebration
committee has worked
hard for months and
hopes everyone will
make plans to attend to
view so much history
that will be presented
that day and I am grateful to be a part of this
event.
“Going through so
many newspaper clippings, photos, and conversations has been
such a meaningful experience.,” Hardin said.
“So many have dedicatasked during the competition’s final phase
whether issuing marriage licenses to gay
couples violated the religious
freedom
of
Kentucky clerk Kim
Davis,
Roberts
answered no. She said,
rightly in our opinion,
that Davis was elected
to do a secular job and
that includes following
the rulings of the U.S.
Supreme Court, which
has legalized gay marriage nationwide.
The majority in this
heavily conservative
state might disagree
with Roberts, and that’s
OK.
The point here is that
Mississippi
has
a
national reputation of
being a place where
thinking is monolithic,
that dissenting opinions
are discouraged, that
those who disagree with
the majority are often
cowed into silence.
Roberts shot a big
hole in that stereotype
by showing, in front of a
national TV audience,
that you can proudly
represent Mississippi
Subscriptions
ed so much to the
church and it is important to reflect on their
work for God.”
Rev. Travis Gray said
the day will begin at 10
a.m. for a special time
“to gather to worship
the Lord in His sanctuary.”
“There will be a time
to reflect on history, sing
praise to our Savior, and
anticipate what God has
in store for our future,”
Gray said. “Our goal is
to recognize how blessed
we are to be part of the
family of God here at
FBC Eupora and in His
eternal kingdom.”
After the service, Gray
and still have your own
opinions.
That’s a good message
to send, no matter the
forum.
Tim Kalich
Editor and Publisher
Greenwood Commonwealth
Poet ‘Yi-Fen Chou’ is
not who he seems
The normally tranquil
world of poetry finds
itself in a bit of strife.
The Washington Post
reported this week of
the controversy surrounding a piece published
by
“Yi-Fen
Chou.”
Or so a literary journal thought.
In fact, that was the
pen name for Michael
Derrick Hudson of Fort
Wayne, Indiana.
He was frustrated
after receiving 40 rejection notices, so he made
up the Chinese-sounding name. It got rejected
nine times with that
nom de plume before
being published — and
then selected for the
“Best American Poetry”
of 2015.
The piece is called
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said there will be a fellowship meal in the
Family Life Center
building. Several displays will be available
that might bring back a
few memories.
Afterward, there will
be a special dedication
for the new church
organ and the completed second floor.
“We anticipate many
former members and
guests to be in attendance,” Gray said. “You
are invited to come and
be part of this special
day. We want God’s
home to be full, but that
is only the beginning.
Our prayer is that we
“The Bees, the Flowers,
Jesus, Ancient Tigers,
Poseidon, Adam and
Eve,” and The Post
described it as “20 brief,
cynical lines on the
absurdity of desire.” We
read it and couldn’t
make much sense of it
— perhaps a good sign
for its poetic value that
those of uncultured
taste such as ours found
no appreciation of it.
We take some solace,
though, in the fact that
the
overseers
of
America’s snootiest literary journals saw
nothing special about
the poem either — until
they thought it was
written by someone
with an ethnic background.
The writer himself,
whom we’ll refer to as
Chou-Hudson, wrote
that, “If indeed this is
one
of
the
best
American poems of
2015, it took quite a bit
of effort to get it into
print, but I’m nothing if
not persistent.”
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would go out into His
fields to be His witness
as we continue to celebrate not just an
anniversary, but that
Jesus is alive!”
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Thanks from
Lollar family
Many thanks to
everyone who joined us
on our special event celebrating our 50th
anniversary.
May God bless each
one of you in a very special way. Thanks for
every card and gift. You
will always be in our
prayers.
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Bull & Barrels fundraiser slated
Rotary honors
Student of the
Month
From Staff Reports
A Bull and Barrels
event will be Oct. 31 at
the Louisville Coliseum.
This is a fundraiser for
Colton Mewbourn of
Ackerman, who will
compete in Miniature
Bucking Bulls during
the National Finals
Rodeo in Las Vegas on
Dec. 18.
Training barrels is
from 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Peewee starts at 1 p.m.
with an entry fee of $25.
From Staff Reports
The Eupora Rotary
Club recognized Eupora
High School senior
Parker Blaylock as
Rotary Student of the
Month at its Sept. 8
luncheon.
Parker’s clubs and
activities
at
EHS
include class president,
Beta Club (candidate for
state president 2015),
Biology Club, Future
Business Leaders of
America, Fellowship of
Christian
Athletes,
Interact Club, tennis
and yearbook editor. He
is also a Merit Student.
His community service
activities
have
included
Memphis
Mission,
Mission
Arlington, St. Louis
World Changers, a West
Virginia mission trip,
20th Century Club pup-
Stan, Lyn and Parker Blaylock
pet project volunteer,
Relay for Life volunteer,
Goodwill volunteer and
Backyard Bible School
volunteer.
After
graduation,
Parker plans to attend
the
University
of
Mississippi and pursue
a degree in biochem-
RUSSELL HOOD/STAFF
istry, then attend the
University
of
Mississippi
Medical
Center’s
School
of
Dentistry.
He is the son of Stan
and Lyn Blaylock, who
Parker selected as
Teacher of the Month.
Time Capsules Compiled by Laura Lucius from WPT files
75 Years Ago:
Sept. 19, 1940
Lumber Phenomenon
Doug Brown, employee of Taylor Brothers
Lumber Co., was displaying a piece of twoby-six pine lumber last
week with a hickory nut
embedded in it, the nut
having been sawed in
two at the mill. Timber
experts declared that
the nut, perfectly preserved, had been in the
wood for over 75 years.
Old Field News:
Miss Jettie Jennings
spent last week with relatives here.
Miss Lillie Boucher
spent several days last
week with Mrs. Halley
Pittman.
Mr. Lum Vaughan visited Mr. Lewis Lollar a
while Sunday.
Celebrate Birthday
The family of William
Joel Middleton is planning a birthday celebration to celebrate his
100th birthday. They
are making plans to
meet
in
the
old
Springhill School building on Sunday, Sept.19
with lunch. All relatives
and friends are cordially
invited to attend.
Sand Hill News:
Mr. and Mrs. Carl
McKenzie and Stevie
and Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Wilson of Vicksburg
were weekend guests
with parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Wilson.
Sunday guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Eddie Hood
and Mr. and Mrs.
50 Years Ago:
Derwood Wilson and
girls.
Sept. 16, 1965
William Middleton to Mrs. Phillip Campbell
Mr. Mack Boucher
returned to Arkansas on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Clara Vaughan
and Mrs. Trull visited
Mrs. Helen Card for a
while Sunday.
Mrs. Sally Hamilton
spent last week with her
granddaughter, Mrs.
Margaret Earnest.
Miss
Etta
Mae
Boucher spent the
weekend with home
folks.
Mrs. Doris Shelby
spent Sunday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Hollis Lucius.
Mr. Dock Cooper of
the CCC spent the
weekend with parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Riley
Cooper.
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Open 4D entry fee is
$25 ($250 added) and
Youth is $15.
A silent auction will
be from 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
Bull riding starts at 7
p.m. The bull entry fee
is $50 ($500 added) and
Junior Bull is $30. Bull
riders should call in on
Oct. 26; call Kristi
Mewbourn at (662) 2858495.
Hot Spot BBQ will
have concessions. Booth
space is available for
$25. Children may wear
costumes for a great
night.
Colton, 10, son of
Carroll
and
Kristi
Mewbourn, will be the
only cowboy representing Mississippi in the
MBR. He has been competing since he was 4
and loves the sport.
Colton says God is his
strength, and that this
is a dream come true
and he looks forward to
competing.
Pay Justice Court fines to avoid jail stay
From Webster County
Justice Court
The Webster County Justice Court
is offering a place to stay and a meal
to anyone that has unpaid fines.
Contempt of court-failure to pay
warrants have been issued. When
you are arrested the only way you
can be released is to pay your fines in
and Tanya and Mrs. Bill
Sossman
of
New
Orleans were visitors
with Mrs. Sally Snyder
for a few days last week.
A Wednesday guest was
Mrs. Joe Box of West
Point.
Stevie
McKenzie
spent Saturday night
with Debbie and Teresa
Wilson. He also attended Debbie’s birthday
party
on
Sunday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Oswalt of Maben and
Mr. and Mrs. James
Oswalt and children
from Greenville and
Mrs. Corrine Taylor of
Eupora visited Last
Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Wilson and
boys.
Mr. and Mrs. R.H.
Snyder visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Cleo South
and Yvette on Friday
night.
full plus an additional $330 for the
contempt charge.
Come and see us before the
Sheriff’s Department comes to see
you. You may contact us at:
Webster County Justice Court
24 E. Fox Ave.
Eupora, MS 39744
(662) 258-2590
25 Years Ago:
Sept. 13, 1990
Bellefontaine Vol. Fire
Department
On Monday, Aug. 27
at approximately 7 p.m.,
the
Bellefontaine
Volunteer
Fire
Department received a
call that a hay trailer
was on fire at the intersection of Highway 404
and Cadaretta Road.
Approximately 15 to 20
people were at the scene
within minutes.
Upon arrival at the
scene, volunteers found
a trailer with approximately five of the large
bales of hay on fire.
Volunteer
Jack
Hendricks stated that
the cause of the fire was
from a spark that was
caused from a tire rubbing through a metal
support on the trailer.
Volunteer
Ricky
Johnson says that it
took about 45 minutes
to get the fire under control.
Constitution Week
Mayor Pete Fortner
Jr. has proclaimed the
week of Sept. 17-23 as
Constitution Week in
the city of Eupora ad
urges all citizens to pay
special attention during
that week to our Federal
Constitution and the
advantage of American
citizenship.
Our Founding Fathers
in order to secure blessing of liberty for themselves and their posterity did ordain and establish a constitution for
the United States of
America, so as we
observe
the
203rd
anniversary of its signing, let’s remember and
celebrate the independence guaranteed to us,
the American people.
Aldermen adopt FY 2016 budget
By Russell Hood
The Webster ProgressTimes
The Eupora Board of
Aldermen adopted the
new city budget during
its Sept. 8 meeting.
The budget for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30,
2016, was adopted with
no discussion other than
City Clerk Gail Newton
reminding
aldermen
that no one objected to it
during a budget and tax
levy public hearing on
Aug. 26. Millage will
remain at 24 in the tax
levy resolution for FY
2016 adopted the same
date.
Enforcement of the city
blight ordinance was
back on the agenda. On
Aug. 3, the board authorized
city
attorney
Jacqueline Meek to proceed with the conclusion
of the blight ordinance
for the demolition of
houses
owned
by
Antionette Goins at 1485
Adams Ave. and George
Marshall at 304 Noel St.
That motion was also to
accept a quote from Ken
Knight for demolition
and asbestos inspection
of those houses to be
determined by the city
attorney.
Knight’s quote was
approximately $1,500
per house for demolition,
$650 for asbestos inspection and approximately
$2,000 for asbestos
removal, according to
what is found, for an
approximate total of
$4,150 per house.
Last week, Meek
asked permission to
start the legal process
over to ensure that
everything was done
“perfectly right.” She
specifically referred to
Goins, who is of Calhoun
City, stating she was not
sure if Goins understood
that the house on Adams
would be torn down at
her expense.
After more discussion,
the board directed Meek
to proceed with sending
Goins a certified letter
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informing her that the
house will be torn down.
No Cleanup Plan
Another blight matter
was also on the agenda
— a cleanup plan for a
vacant house at 208 S.
Dunn owned by Joyce
and Marvin Hendrix.
They previously agreed
to submit a progress
report for tearing it down
to the board by August.
However, Burchfield told
the board then that they
could not attend the Aug.
3 meeting because of a
family
emergency.
Without opposition, the
item was tabled until the
next regular meeting.
The Hendrixes were
not at last week’s meeting either and apparently had still not submitted
a cleanup plan, according to the discussion.
“I cannot tell where
there is any activity
going on,” Gibson said
about the house. The
matter was tabled again.
Rezoning Request
Governor A. Mays was
back before the board
concerning a rezoning
request of his that the
board denied July 6.
Mays wanted to rezone
Westwood lots 19, 20 and
21 from residential to
commercial
for
a
Laundromat. After listening to citizen concerns at a public meeting
beforehand, the board
voted to deny the
request.
At the rezoning hearing, Patricia Evans and
Barbara
King
of
Westwood Drive presented an unsigned letter of opposition. They
signed the letter in the
boardroom before leaving and agreed to gather
more signatures before
the next meeting.
However,
neither
apparently ever presented a copy of the letter
with more signatures
since then, according to
last week’s discussion
after Mays inquired
about it.
“We took action based
on input from people
who showed up,” Jerry
Gary (at-large) told
Mays. Robert Gibbs
(Ward 4) also replied,
“The community said
they didn’t want commercial activity in that
residential area.”
Mays asked about
rezoning Lot 20 only,
and Gary told him he
could
repetition
to
rezone that lot by obtaining a rezoning request
form. The city previously
approved the rezoning of
Westwood Lot 18 for
Mays
Fence Variance,
Tax Deed
Birttie
Carter
appeared before the
board to discuss a fence
variance at her residence
at 20 W. Figgatt. After
some discussion, the
board tabled the matter
pending a property survey from Carter. She
also complained about
the condition of the
street, saying it needs to
be overlaid.
Thomas
Evans
appeared before the
board regarding a tax
deed. Gary, who was presiding in the absence of
Mayor Dan Burchfield,
asked that the board
consider going into executive session on the issue
because of “potential litigation.” The board did
vote to go into executive
session, returning to
open session about 20
minutes later and voting
to table the matter.
The board tabled a
request from Water
Superintendent Jimmy
Hester regarding water
billing on rental property, “especially on Main
Street.”
Referring to rental
property that has been
divided and is on one
meter, Hester said, “I
would like to get that
changed. I think people
who own the buildings
should be responsible for
the bills. Meek said an
ordinance would need to
be prepared for such a
change and the matter
was tabled.
4-Wheelers
Aldermen
Junior
Shaw expressed concerns from himself and
others in Ward 1 about
loud music, 911 addresses and four-wheelers.
He said people were
playing loud music in
their cars and waking
people up at night in the
Churchill area. Police
Chief Gregg said the
police department would
pick up enforcement of
the noise ordinance and
that he would advise officers to patrol more often
on Martin Luther King
Jr. Drive.
Shaw also said many
people still have their old
address posted instead of
their 911 address .
Hunter urged people
who have not posted
their correct 911 address
to do so, and said he
would talk to 911
Director
Jimmy
McLemore about the
matter.
Referring to people riding four-wheelers in
Churchill and parking in
people’s yards, Shaw
said, “I almost hit a
youngster on one this
summer.”
Hugh Gibson (Ward 3)
related similar reports of
some young people riding a miniature off-road
vehicle in his neighborhood, stating that some
motorists had nearly hit
them.
“We’re
concerned
about the safety of unauthorized vehicles operating on city streets,“
Hunter said. He cautioned parents about
this, and said the police
department can have
such unauthorized vehicles towed if they are
being operated unsafely.
Illegal Dumping
Hunter said some illegal
dumping
had
occurred on Adams
Avenue where the Street
Department had just
replaced a culvert. The
police department was
working on identifying
the culprits, he said,
adding that he believed
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had moved.
“It is a crime and we
intend to charge them on
it,” said Hunter, who
also said he would ask
for the stiffest court
penalties possible if they
are caught.
Hunter also referred to
a number of burglaries
committed in the city
last month. He encouraged all residents to
keep watch in their
neighborhood and report
any suspicious people.
The monthly police
report for August shows
three residential burglaries at Early Grove
Apartments,
Adams
Avenue and West Clark
Avenue, and three auto
burglaries at Colonial
Apartments,
Dunn
Street
and
Adams
Avenue.
Howard
Rumore
(Ward 2), as he had at a
previous meeting, voiced
his concerns about people swimming between
the floating dock and the
boat ramp at Whites
Creek Lake. Rumore
said he is worried someone is going to get hurt,
and asked that the float-
ing dock be moved further away from the
ramp.
Other Action
In other business, the
board:
• approved the transfer of the fire department’s Engine 392 to the
Sabougla
Fire
Department. The fire
truck was declared surplus after the city
received a new truck this
summer.
• voted to allow First
United
Methodist
Church to make sidewalk improvements at
the church’s expense.
• tabled for a second
time the purchase of
radio-read meters and a
proposed smoke-free air
ordinance.
•
accepted
an
American flag from representatives of the Old
Choctaw
County
Chapter
of
the
Daughters
of
the
American Revolution.
• set a special-called
meeting for 5 p.m. Sept.
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(Below) Eupora High School took 68 juniors and seniors on a college trip to the University of Mississippi last week.
Larry C’s
Teacups and Tulips
A ribbon cutting was held Sept. 11 for Teacups and Tulips at its new location in Eupora, 21
N. Dunn St. Participating are Mayor Dan Burchfield, Gay McCain, owner Mallory Skelton,
Kasey Skelton and Kimberly Burgess of the Eupora Merchants Association. Teacups and
Tulips is open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. and Wednesday and
Saturday from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. The phone number is 258-2005.
A ribbon cutting was held Sept. 11 for Larry C’s at its new location in Eupora, 2801 Roane
Ave. Participating are Evelyn Weeks, Kenny Holland, Linda Cooksey Holland, Mary Hickman,
owner Larry Gladney and Salaste Murphy. The full-service restaurant is open 7 a.m.-9 p.m.
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MSU falls just short against SEC rival LSU, 21-19
From school reports
STARKVILLE — No.
14 LSU (1-0, 1-0 SEC)
beat
No.
25
Mississippi State (1-1,
0-1) 21-19 on Saturday
night in Starkville to
open
the
2015
S o u t h e a s t e r n
Conference season.
MSU's senior quarterback Dak Prescott
completed
34-of-52
passes for 335 yards
and one touchdown,
while also rushing for
one. But MSU fell just
short of keeping up
with LSU and its sophomore running back
Leonard
Fournette,
who amassed 159
yards on the ground
including all three of
the Tigers' touchdowns.
The Tigers dominated the first half, going
into the locker room
up 14-3, but the
Bulldogs came out
strong in the second
half, stopping LSU on
its first drive with a
three-and-out and following that up with its
second field goal. MSU
went on to score two
touchdowns – one a 5yard
pass
from
Prescott to junior
receiver
De’Runnya
Wilson and the other a
1-yard run by Prescott
– as the MSU offense
found its rhythm.
Head coach Dan
Mullen said they didn’t change the playcalling at the half, just
the mindset.
“I told our team,
'Relax. Take a deep
breath',”
he
said.
“That was our halftime adjustment.”
With 1:31 left to play
and LSU leading by
the eventual final
score of 21-19, the
Bulldogs got the ball
and started a drive
inside their own 20,
advancing
toward
LSU's side of the field
quickly. With three
seconds left, MSU's
52-yard field goal
attempt fell just short,
giving LSU the victo-
ry.
“Two pretty good
football teams battling
right there,” Mullen
said. “They made one
more play than we
did."
Mississippi
State
hosts Northwestern
State next Saturday at
3 p.m. CT. The game
will be televised by the
SEC Network.
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East Webster takes tough 21-13 win over 4A Houston
By Austin Bishop
Webster Progress Time
If you were in East
Webster's locker room at
halftime last Friday
night, you may have
been confused as to who
was actually ahead.
"Our kids were so
focused at halftime,"
East Webster head
coach Doug Wilson.
"They were excited. It
didn't feel like they were
behind. The were very
confident and that
helped us in the second
half."
The Wolverines used
that confidence to overcome a 13-7 halftime
deficit on the way to
posting a 21-13 win over
the
Hilltoppers
of
Houston on Friday
night.
"Their
(Houston's)
defense will match any
defense we will face the
rest of the year as far as
speed is concerned,"
Wilson said. "It was
good for us to face that.
We made the corrections
we needed to make at
the half."
Houston held a 7-0
lead after one quarter of
play, before Chase
Keller scored on a 16yard run and Tyler
Cosby booted the point
after to make it 7-7.
Houston regained the
lead at 13-7 just before
the half.
After a scoreless third
quarter that saw both
teams jockey for field
position, East Wester
took the lead on a 60yard pass from Jack
Wilson to Shye Link.
Cosby's kick gave EW
the lead for good at 1413.
"It was a third and 15
and we were in a bad
situation," coach Wilson
said "He (Link) caught it
and made a little move.
The defender was right
there on him, but he
was able to get away. It
just worked out."
The EW defense shut
down the Houston
offense, giving East
Webster the ball back.
The Wolverines scored
late in the game on a 16yard run by Jack
Wilson. The kick made
it 21-13.
Houston had a late
shot at tying the game,
but came up short.
Wilson
led
East
Webster with 100 rushing yards on 22 carries,
while Keller had 17 carries for 79 yards. Wilson
was 2-for-9 passing for
78 yards, with Link
making one catch and
Luke Wilson grabbing
one for 18 yards.
"Cosby was the hero
for us," coach Wilson
said. "He did a good job
of keeping them in bad
field position. It made a
difference."
John
Wofford
Williams recorded 13
tackles for the winners,
while Draper Nason had
10 and Luke Wilson
seven. Isaac Patterson
knocked down a pair of
passes for EW in key situations.
Next up for East
Webster is Homecoming
this week with Ray
Brooks paying a visit.
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Correction
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Lady Wolverines take thriller over
Neshoba Central to remain undefeated
By Austin Bishop
Webster Progress TImes
Two
of
East
Webster's last four
slow-pitch
softball
wins have come in dramatic fashion, as the
Lady Wolverines headed into Tuesday's
home match-up with
Bruce with a 13-0
record.
The Lady Wolverines
nipped Houston 7-6 on
Thursday, then used a
three-run homer off
the bat of Kerrigan
Clark in the bottom of
the eighth inning to
take a 15-12 win over
Neshoba Central on
Monday.
East Webster beat
Houston on Thursday,
then downed Amory 40 and Houston 10-4 on
Saturday, before beating the Lady Rockets
—
the
two-time
defending
MHSAA
Class 6A/5A State
champions. EW is set
to visit Grenada on
Thursday, before visiting Winona on Sept.
22 and hosting Eupora
on Sept. 24.
Neshoba
Central
struck for six runs in
the top of the sixth
inning to take an 11-3
lead over the Lady
Wolverines, before EW
scored four in the bot-
tom of the sixth and
four more in the seventh to tie the game.
After the Lady Rockets
scored a run in the top
of the eighth to take
the 12-11 lead, Bailie
Springfield tied the
game with a solo
homer to left, setting
up Clark's game-winning heroics.
Clark
had
two
homers and two singles and drove in
seven runs to lead the
winners at the plate,
while Springfield belted a pair of homers
and drove in four runs.
Jennah Pate, Jessi
Reed and Jessica Aron
had two hits each for
the winners, while
Sydney
Dewberry,
Krista Ellis, Emily
Nason, and Jessica
Davis each singled for
EW.
East Webster built
up a 6-1 lead against
Houston last Thursday
before
the
Lady
Hilltoppers
scored
twice in the sixth and
three times in the top
of the seventh to tie
the game. A walk to
Springfield and singles by Pate and
Jessica Davis loaded
the bases for Clark,
who singled to center
to drive in the winning
run.
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Springfield had a
homer and two singles
and scored three runs
for East Webster,
while Pate and Clark
had three hits each
and Reed had two.
Nason, Janey Aron
and Madison Flemings
also had hits for the
winners.
East Webster banged
out 16 this against
Amory in the opener of
the
Houston
Tournament but only
managed four runs.
Davis had three singles for the winners,
while Pate, Janey
Aron, and Reed had a
single and double
each.
Clark
and
Flemings had two singles
each,
while
Springfield,
Nason
and Ellis each singled.
Clark was the winning
pitcher, tossing a sixhit shutout.
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East Webster Team talk during a game.
Springfield homered
and doubled to lead
the Lady Wolverines
in the 10-4 Saturday
win over Houston,
while Clark had a
homer and single and
drove in four runs and
Pate smacked a double
and two singles.
Nason had three singles for EW, while
Davis had two and
Reed and Dewberry
had a single each.
Eagles hope to keep hanging up
wins heading into region play
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By Austin Bishop
Webster Progress Times
It's time to set new
goals.
That's the way firstyear Eupora High School
head football coach
Stephen Edwards is
approaching the rest of
the season.
Going into the 2015
campaign Edwards had
hopes of his team being
at least 4-2 heading into
Region 4-2A play. After
winning their first four
games of the season,
including a 22-7 win over
rival Choctaw County
last Friday, the Eagles
have achieved that goal.
Now Edwards said it is
time to move forward.
"Now we need to set
more goals," he said. "We
have reached the goal I
had set at the beginning
of the season — we are
there. But you have to
keep pushing forward.
We want to make the
playoffs and go as far as
we can, but we also want
to keep playing well
heading into (region)
play.
"We just need to play
our very best and let the
chips fall where they
may," he said. "Our team
has had a good attitude
and we need to keep
that."
EHS is set to host J.Z.
George this Friday and
Houston on Sept. 25,
before visiting Okolona
on Oct. 2 to open league
play.
"I was pleased with our
effort," Edwards said. "i
thought we played hard.
Both teams played
extremely hard. Their
(Choctaw
County's)
record is deceiving. They
could have easily been 21 (before the Eupora
game)."
Dylan Patrick on the defensive stop for Eupora
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Tanner Knight at quarterback for the Eagles
Choctaw County, now
0-4 on the season, took a
7-0 lead in the first quarter when Jalen Esters
scored on a 1-yard run
and David Ramirez booted the point after.
Eupora, 4-0 on the season, took an 8-7 lead at
the half thanks to a 71yard punt return by Al
Dumas. A botched snap
on the extra point
attempt following score,
led Dumas to throwing
to Carson Gunn for the
two-point conversion.
"That was really a big
play," Edwards said of
the punt return. "They
had shut us down offensively. We had 52 yards
of offense (in the first
half) and 45 yards of
penalties."
A 69-yard pass play
from Tanner Knight to
Corson Gunn set up the
Eagles' first touchdown
of the second-half as
Claude Herard scored on
a 7-yard run.
"We had play-action on
first down and we threw
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the ball down the field,"
Edwards said.
Choctaw
County
moved the ball into
Eupora's territory a couple times, but really
never had a prime
chance to tie the game.
Eupora then put it away
with a 35-yard run by
Victor Goldman in the
fourth quarter.
"Our defense played
extremely well again,"
Edwards said. "We have
given up two touchdowns in four ballgames.
When you are doing
that, you give yourself a
chance to win."
Knight hit on 5-of-10
passes for 106 yards
with Corson Gunn catching two for 80, Lamarcus
Caradine catching two
for 20 and Herard catching one for six yards.
Goldman rushed for 112
yards on 12 carries,
while Herard had four
attempts for 21 yards
and Dumas had six carries for 21 yards
Carson Gunn led the
defense with 12 tackles,
while Merrill had 11,
Herard
six
and
Carradine had four pass
break ups.
Lady Eagles softball team still flying high
By Austin Bishop
Webster Progress Times
The Eupora High
School slow-pitch softball team ran its record
to 13-1 on the season
with four wins last
week.
After
defeating
Grenada
12-2
on
Tuesday
and
Philadelphia 7-6 on
Thursday in a thriller,
the Lady Eagles swept
Caledonia (14-0) and
Columbus (10-7) in the
Houston Tournament
on Saturday.
This week EHS was
set to host Hatley on
Tuesday and Winona on
Thursday, before taking
on
Northeast
Lauderdale, Neshoba
Central, and Newton
County in a tournament
in
Meridian
on
Saturday.
The
win
over
Philadelphia was a
back-and-forth affair
with
the
Lady
Tornadoes going up 3-1,
before Eupora hit for
four runs in the bottom
of the fourth. However
PHS tied the game with
a two-spot in the sixth,
forcing extra innings.
After
the
Lady
Tornadoes scored one in
the top of the ninth,
Eupora countered with
two in the bottom of the
inning to take the win.
After an error, a single
by Savannah Kilpatrick,
and an intentional walk
loaded the bases with
nobody
out,
Delta
Newman tied the game
with a single to center,
scoring Marlee Ray.
Haley Farley then delivered a sacrifice fly that
scored Kilpatrick and
gave the Lady Eagles
the win.
Courtney
Hatcher
blasted a homer for
EHS in the game and
was also walked three
times, while Newman,
Alley Reed, and Khylar
Cain had two hits each.
Also picking up hits for
the winners were Ray,
Haylee McCrory, Kylie
Richardson, and Emily
Littlejohn. Hatcher was
the winning pitcher.
Eupora scored seven
runs in the bottom of
the fourth on the way to
the blowout 10-run rule
win over Grenada.
Hatcher belted a double and single, drove in
two runs and scored
three others to lead the
Lady Eagles offensively,
while
Reed
and
Richardson had two hits
each and Farley popped
a double. Kilpatrick,
Littlejohn and McCrory
had a hit each for EHS,
while
Reed
and
Littlejohn drove in two
runs each. Newman
walked three times and
scored twice. Hatcher
was the winning pitcher, allowing just two
earned runs.
No individual stats
were available on the
Caledonia
and
Columbus games by
deadline.
Slow start costs Holmes in 40-14 North Divison loss
From School Reports
Costly mistakes early
in the contest helped the
Itawamba Community
College Indians jump
ahead of the Holmes
Community
College
Bulldogs in the first
quarter,
and
the
Bulldogs then played
from behind the remainder of the game and fell
40-14 on Thursday
night.
With the loss, the
Bulldogs fell to 1-2 on
the season and 0-1 in the
North Division. Holmes
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Community College in a
Military Appreciation
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The Bulldogs got the
ball to start the game,
but fumbled at their own
35, and the Indians
scooped it up and
returned it all the way to
the three yard line
before the Indians scored
on a 3-yard run. The
extra point was good,
and ICC led 7-0 with
12:42 left in the first
quarter.
After a 17-yard punt,
the Indians played on a
short field from the
Holmes 39. The Indians
drove down to the five
yard line before the
Bulldogs forced the
Indians to attempt a 22yard field goal which
was good with 5:14 left to
play in the first quarter.
The Bulldogs fumbled
the ball once again at the
Indian 43. Itawamba
drove the rest of the first
quarter before scoring
from five yards out early
in the second quarter.
The extra point was
good, and Itawamba led
17-0 with 14:55 left in
the first half.
Holmes got on the
scoreboard late in the
first half when Aquindus
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Itawamba opened the
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Storytime fun
By Lelia Kelly and David
Nagel
Extension Horticulture
Specialists
Fourteen children visited the Webster County Library on Sept. 9. They loved the time seeing their friends and playing with puzzles and on the computer before listening to the
story. Ms. Pat led them in singing “Looby Lou” and “Three Little Ducks” before she read “Six
Little Ducks” using the storyboard. After the story, everyone assembled at the tables to make
duck puppets. Storytime is each Wednesday at 10:30 a.m.
Friends of
the Library
Local author Rhonda Booth
was guest speaker at Friends of
Webster Library on Sept.
14. She shared her new book
“Popcorn Millie Meets Roze
Tillie,” a story about a little girl
dealing with the loss of a loved
one. Visiting with Booth are
Anna Knight and Jackie
Christopher. Box
Sow seeds of most
perennial wildflowers,
especially spring and
early summer bloomers,
in
the
fall
from
September
through
November.
They are naturally
adapted to and benefit
from fall rains and cold
winter soils. Rather than
use packaged mixes of
wildflower seeds, it is
generally more satisfactory to sow single species
of wildflowers adapted to
an area, or mix several
recommended
ones
together for a specific
effect.
Continue to seed coldhardy perennial and
biennial flowers directly
into prepared beds. Good
choices for fall sowing
would be hollyhock, foxglove, purple coneflower,
rudbeckia,
dianthus,
hesperis and lunaria.
Saving Seed
Gather the dried
flower heads of zinnias,
cosmos, marigolds and
Mexican
sunflowers
(Tithonia rotundifolia),
and store the seeds in a
cool, dry place. Sow
these in the spring for
next year’s cutting garden.
Houseplants
If you gave your plants
a summer vacation outside, get ready to bring
them back indoors as the
first frost approaches.
Reduce watering, and
allow the containers to
dry out a bit. Examine
them carefully to remove
any hitchhikers (such as
lizards and bugs), and
then bring the plants
inside.
Autumn Equinox
Wednesday, Sept. 23,
is the fall equinox, when
the sun shines directly
on the equator and the
length of day and night
are nearly equal. This
date typically signifies
the end of summer and
the beginning of fall.
Now is the time for setting out this season’s
annuals,
grooming
flowerbeds,
digging
holes for bulbs, and
planting trees and
shrubs. But the most
important thing is taking some time from our
hectic schedules to get
outside to enjoy the colors, fragrances and flavors of our gardens,
fields and forests.
Dying trees
Armillaria root rot is
showing up in many
woody landscapes during this drought. This
fungus attacks many
landscape trees and can
cause death when other
factors stress trees. Tree
leaves tend to turn
brown rapidly with no
differences in young or
old limbs. More information can be found at
http://msucares.com/law
n/tree_diseases/414armi
llaria.html
Vegetables
Young plants have
limited root systems. Be
sure to irrigate newly set
out transplants and
newly
emerged
seedlings.
Peanut grows should
be checking for maturity.
Most peanuts are now in
the pod filling stage and
water is critical for highquality nuts. Those who
enjoy boiled peanuts
should harvest before
the mesocarp colors.
The mesocarp is the
layer of pod underneath
the skin (exocarp) and
the seed coat on the
peanut seed, Boiling
peanuts should be white
or very light yellow.
Peanuts for roasting
should have brown or
black mesocarp. Since
peanuts don’t fower
once, but many times,
there will be nuts in
many stages of maturity
on the same plant. Pods
nearer the plant’s crown
are generally more
mature than those on
the branches.
Gardeners who raise
green onions should be
getting the seed bed
ready and acquiring
seed now. Several cultivars (called bunching
onions) are designed for
green onion production
that do not make bulbs.
Gardeners can also
plant long-day onions
that will remain vegetative until May. These
can be planted anytime
from late September
until January.
One way to have your
green onions and bulbs
too is to sow seeds in
October of short-day
onions like granex 33,
creole, Bermuda or
Texas Sweet about 1
inch apart in 4- to 6-inch
rows. Thin every other
onion plant when they
grow large enough to use
as green onions until the
final stand is a plant
every 4 to 6 inches.
These will start bulbs in
March and be ready for
harvest in June.
Another alternative is
to sew chives once.
Chives are perennial
and will last years if they
are protected from temperatures below 25.
ating was a public nuisance.
Bobby McMullen told
the Eupora Board of
Aldermen in August
2014 that he feared for
his
family’s
safety
because of fights there
in which guns and
knives
were
being
pulled, and said beer
bottles were being
thrown in his yard from
that location.
“I’m afraid they’re
going to start shooting,”
McMullen said then.
“I’m concerned about my
grandchildren.”
Hunter told the board
during the meeting that
Larry McMillian was
operating out of a shed
in a vacant lot behind
his residence. He was
arrested later that
month for possession of
beer and possession of
whiskey, pleaded guilty
to both charges and was
fined.
More recently, Hunter
said city and county officers assisted state
Alcoholic
Beverage
Control agents during a
search of the property
last week. This resulted
in a pending charge
against
Larry
McMillian of possession
of alcohol in a dry county.
Continued from page 1
one needs me. Thanks
again for your support.”
Box, who had served
as a Mathiston patrolman for years, fills the
vacancy created by the
July 31 retirement of
Chief Roger Miller.
Mayor Jimmy Carden
swore Box in Monday
night.
(Right) Box (center) with
Mathiston Alderman Earl Frost,
Carden, and aldermen Lavelle
McAlpin and Jeff Haney
Bond
pickup truck,” Hunter
said. Larry McMillian
lived at the address with
his mother.
The
Mississippi
Bureau of Investigation
was immediately called
and responded, with its
crime scene unit processing
the
scene.
Sheriff Tim Mitchell
and the Webster County
Sheriff’s Department
also
assisted.
Bud
McMillian’s body was
sent to Jackson for an
autopsy.
Convicted felon
Larry McMillian was
taken into custody without incident and transferred to the Eupora
Police
Department,
where Hunter charged
him with murder. He
has since been charged
with possession of a
firearm by a convicted
felon. According to the
latter affidavit filed by
Hunter, he was convicted of manslaughter in
April 1973 and of
assault to kill in May
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1986, both in Missouri.
Larry McMillian was
transported to the
Calhoun County Jail in
Pittsboro on Saturday
and brought back for a
bond hearing Monday
morning.
Municipal
Judge Buchanan Meek
Jr. denied bond for him
at the prosecutor’s
request and appointed
public defender Jay
Hurdle of Starkville as
counsel.
Larry
McMillian was returned
to Pittsboro to await a
preliminary
hearing
next week.
Bud McMillian, who
resided at 2216 W.
Roane Ave., was the
owner of M&M Lawn
Services. He was also a
local pastor, according
to unconfirmed reports.
Funeral service details
were unavailable as of
Monday.
Possession of
alcohol charges
Although apparently
not directly related to
Sunday’s shooting, a
neighbor complained in
a public meeting last
year that an establishment Larry McMillian
was reported to be oper-
EPD report
one; expired tag, two;
no proof of insurance,
four; seatbelt violation,
two; noise ordinance
violation, one;
parking
violationparked in handicap
zone, one; sinking boat
at lake, one; petit larceny, four (South Allenbike,
Veterans
Memorial Boulevardmiscellaneous equipment, Dunn Street-lap-
top and Fox Avenue-two
bikes);
gas drive-off, one; possession of marijuana in
motor vehicle, one; possession of marijuana
less than 1 ounce, one;
malicious mischief, four;
contempt of court, one;
simple assault, three;
missing person, one;
public drunk, three;
stolen narcotics, one
(hospital); burglary of a
dwelling, three (Early
Grove
Apartments,
Adams Avenue and
West Clark Avenue);
and auto burglary, three
(Colonial Apartments,
Dunn Street and Adams
Avenue).
The EPD investigated
10 traffic accidents and
made eight misdemeanor arrests during
August.
Misdemeanors
14
Arrests
Timothy Baker: contempt warrant.
Steve W. Bingham: no
DL and no insurance.
Christopher
T.
Gaston: possession of
marijuana in motor
vehicle, no DL and no
seatbelt.
Juvenile:
simple
assault.
Geraldine McKinley:
public drunk.
Ryan O’Keith Mosley:
suspended DL, speeding
and no insurance.
Richard Pittman: public drunk.
Willie
Frazier
Robinson: public drunk.
EDITOR’S NOTE: An
arrest does not mean the
accused is guilty. U.S.
citizens are presumed
innocent until they are
proved guilty in court.
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HOHENLINDEN BAPTIST
RR 1, Box 34, Mantee, 628-4993
LOLLARS GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH
MANTEE BAPTIST CHURCH
Main St. & Hwy. 46, Mantee, 456-2105
MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH
MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
MONTEVISTA BAPTIST CHURCH
MT. UNION BAPTIST CHURCH
E. Clark Ave., 258-2610
MT. VERNON BAPTIST CHURCH
634 Center Road, 662-770-0514
MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
Mt. Zion Rd., 258-2141
NEW BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH
Douglastown Rd., Maben, 323-3530
NEW HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH
NEW PLEASANT SPRING MISSIONARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
4115 Hwy. 82, Kilmichael, MS
Church Clerk, Rosa Goldman, 258-7766
PHILADELPHIA BAPTIST CHURCH
PILGRIM’S REST BAPTIST CHURCH
9575 MS Hwy. 404, 258-3589
PINEY GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH
PINE FOREST BAPTIST CHURCH
REED’S CHAPEL BAPTIST CHURCH
RED HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
Hwy. 9 S., 258-8349
SAPA BAPTIST CHURCH
SHILOH PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURCH
SPRING VALLEY BAPTIST CHURCH
TOMNOLEN BAPTIST CHURCH
Hwy. 82 W., 258-7264
TRAVELER’S REST MB CHURCH
Natchez Trace Rd., Mathiston, 263-4542
TRI-COUNTY BAPTIST CHURCH
Union Church Rd., Stewart, 258-3147
UNION BAPTIST CHURCH
VICTORY BAPTIST CHURCH
Mathiston, 263-5628
WALTHALL BAPTIST CHURCH
6578 MS Hwy. 9, Walthall, 258-3259
WEBSTER CO. BAPTIST ASSN.
705 Veterans Memorial N., 258-5611
WEST SHADY GROVE BAPTIST
Shady Grove Rd., Eupora, 258-8132
WHITE HILL FREE WILL BAPTIST
Clarkson Rd., 258-7676
WOOD SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH
CATHOLIC
SACRED HEART CATHOLIC CHURCH
410 Spring Ave., Louisville, 662-773-6062
ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH
607 University Dr. , Starkville
662-323-2257
CHURCH OF CHRIST
CHURCH OF CHRIST - EUPORA
2194 W. Roane Ave., 258-7850
MIDWAY CHURCH OF CHRIST
Hwy. 15 South, Maben, 263-4490
CHURCH OF GOD
CHURCH OF GOD
Gibson St., 258-3814
CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY
Sapa Rd., 258-6998
CROSSWAY CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY
811 Veterans Memorial Blvd., Eupora (662) 258-3493
FAME CHURCH OF GOD
1912 Buster Vaughn Rd., 258-3328
GIBSON ST. CHURCH OF GOD
258-3814
MABEN CHURCH OF GOD
263-8482
MABEN CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY
1390 MS HWY 15 SOUTH MABEN, MS 39750
PHONE: 662-263-7018
MATHISTON CHURCH OF GOD
SOUL CITY HOUSE OF GOD
Gibson, 258-2659
STARNES TABERNACLE
WEST EUPORA CHURCH OF GOD
258-2525
GOSPEL
VICTORY FULL GOSPEL CHURCH
Hwy. 82 E., 258-6073
HOLINESS
HOUSEHOLD OF FAITH
210 Mount Vernon Rd., 258-2735
CATHEDRAL OF DELIVERANCE
Gibson, 258-2659
DAVIS CHAPEL CHURCH OF
LIVING GOD
JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES
KINGDOM HALL OF JEHOVAH’S
Hwy. 15 S., Mantee, 263-8030
METHODIST
BELLEFONTAINE UNITED METHODIST
CHAPEL HILL UNITED METHODIST
CLARKSON METHODIST
DOUBLE SPRINGS
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
DUMAS UNITED METHODIST
FIRST UNITED METHODIST
434 West Fox Ave., Eupora,
P.O. Box 556, 258-2611
LAGRANGE UNITED METHODIST
LEBANON UNITED METHODIST
LIBERTY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
21 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd. , PO Box 249, Eupora
258-7753
MABEN UNITED METHODIST
Webster Street, 263-8168
MATHISTON UNITED METHODIST
MARVIN HILL
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
MT. MORIAH UNITED METHODIST
MT. NEBO UNITED METHODIST
PINE JORDAN UNITED METHODIST
PLEASANT HILL UNITED METHODIST
PROVIDENCE UNITED METHODIST
SPRINGHILL UNITED METHODIST
ST. STEPHENS UNITED METHODIST
NON-DENOMINATIONAL
HIGHWAYS & HEDGES WORSHIP CENTER
Hwy. 9 S., 258-4488
SOUL’S HAVEN CHURCH
808 Grady Rd., Eupora, 258-3156
INTER-DENOMINATIONAL
LIVING WORD CHRISTIAN CENTER
Service Times: 10:30 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Sunday
7:00 p.m. Wednesday
OTHER
Gibson, 258-2659
Faith Baptist Church
“Holding forth the Word of Life” - Philippians 2:6
1104 Turner Rd., Maben, MS
Dr. Ricky W. Holloway - Pastor
662-258-5566 / 662-617-0050
Services :
Sunday School - 10:00 AM
Sunday Morning Worship - 11:00 AM
Sunday Evening Worship - 6:00 PM
Wednesday Evening Service - 7:00 PM
Palmer’s Service
Center
17769 US Hwy. 82 • Mathiston, MS
662-263-5486
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Jail docket
Sept. 7
Dusty Williams, DOB 11-2294, WM; Webster 7: possession of
meth and possession of marijuana in a motor vehicle.
Sept. 8
Phillip Johnson, DOB 10-3193, BM; Eupora 3: contempt of
court.
Daniel Boykin, DOB 07-28-95,
WM; Webster 9/walk-in: warrants for conspiracy and stalking.
Timothy Baker, DOB 10-18-85,
WM; Webster 7/walk-in: warrant
for closed account/insufficient
funds.
Ebony Pittman, DOB 10-12-94,
BF; Maben 1: improper equipment, possession of beer and no
insurance.
Jeffery Harris, DOB 05-20-69,
BM; Mathiston 5: careless driving an suspended driver’s license.
Sept. 9
Dorothy Tindall, DOB 10-2182, WF; Mathiston 1: Webster
warrant for bad check and seven
EHS Alumni
Association tent
The Eupora High
School
Alumni
Association
invites
graduates of Eupora
High to visit the alumni
tent at the EHS
Homecoming on Sept.
18 at Wofford Field.
Weight Watchers
Weight Watchers is
starting a new class
beginning the week of
Sept. 24 at North
Mississippi
Medical
Center-Eupora in the
hospital’s
Education
Conference Room 1 at
70
Medical
Plaza.
Meetings are held on
Thursdays at 5:30 p.m. The new session will
start on Sept. 24. North
Mississippi
Medical
Center-Eupora staff and
spouses should register
through the NMMC
Intranet’s
Weight
Watchers page through
Sept. 17. Anyone else
wishing to attend classes may call Velma
McKinney at 258-6221.
VFW Post 3806
75th anniversary
Joe H. Morehead VFW
Post 3806 invites the
public to its 75thanniversary open house
from 2-4 p.m. Oct. 4. A
short program will be at
2:15 p.m.
All past presidents
and commanders are
invited to attend. The
post, which was founded
in 1940, is located
at 1575 VFW Road,
Eupora.
Webster County
Library storytime
Storytime at Webster
County Public Library
in Eupora is held each
Wednesday at 10:30
a.m. for preschool-age
children. For more information call 258-7515.
Maben Public
Library storytime
Maben Public Library
Yard of the Month
counts of uttering forgery.
William Z. Kelly, DOB 07-2984, WM; Eupora PD : public
intoxication and burglary.
Sept. 10
Connie Odom, DOB 06-02-68,
WF; Webster 4: disturbing family
peace.
Sept. 11
Gary Williams, DOB 08-17-67,
BM; Mississippi Department of
Corrections: probation violation.
Dustin Wright, DOB 09-19-87,
WM; Mathiston 1: grand larceny.
Sept. 12
Brian Reed, DOB 10-09-68,
WM; Mathiston 1: public drunk.
Sept. 13
Megan Rose Lomax, DOB 0619-87, WF; MHP G22: DUI-1st.
Christopher Pittman, DOB 0510-73, WM; Webster 9: warrant
for simple assault/domestic violence.
Tony Miller, DOB 06-15-82,
BM; Eupora 3: speeding (57 in
35) and suspended DL.
These public records were
obtained from the Webster
County Jail Docket. All people
are presumed innocent until
proven guilty in a court of law.
Calendar of Events
15
DOTTIE DEWBERRY
This is the beautifully groomed yard of Gladys Hendrix, which is located on old U.S. 182 next door to
Maben United Methodist Church. The Maben Home and Garden Club is proud to bestow the Yard of the
Month honor for September on Ms. Hendrix for the maintenance of her shrubs, which really makes her white
house pop. Congratulations, Gladys.
Longview Opry on The church will celeHighway
12
in brate its 125th anniverLongview
every sary beginning at 10
Saturday at 7 p.m. a.m. Sept. 20.
Liberty UMC
has storytime every Talent is welcome.
Liberty
United
Friday at 10 a.m. featur- Admission is free.
Methodist Church will
ing many fun activities
host a Women’s Day
along with a story with
Program at 3:30 p.m.
Ms. Mary. Children
Sept. 20. Evangelist
ages 3-6 are invited.
Ella Dumas will be the
AA meetings
speaker and the theme
Alcoholics Anonymous
will be “Rejoice in the
Women’s
meets Wednesdays from
Lord
Always!”
7:30-8:30 p.m. and
Conference
Mt. Vernon
Saturdays from 5-6 p.m. Maben Church of God
at North Mississippi will host a Fall Women’s Mt. Vernon Baptist
Medical Center-Eupora Conference from 5-7 Church will have revival
services Sept. 25-27.
in
the
Education p.m. Sept. 19.
Conference Room.
Beth Wells will be the Bro. Ethan Nanney of
NA meetings
speaker and Cindy Dorroh Lake Baptist
The Choctaw County Staszefski will be the Assembly will deliver
the messages.
Library in Ackerman is worship leader.
hosting
Narcotics The
theme
is Services times are 7
Friday
and
Anonymous meetings “Breaking Free.” Supper p.m.
every Monday at 7 p.m. will follow and door Saturday, and 11 a.m.
For more information prizes will be awarded. and 6 p.m. Sunday.
Calvary Baptist
call 662-552-0966.
FBC Eupora’s
Calvary
Baptist
Bingo at VFW
Bingo
is
every 125th anniversary Church will celebrate 60
Saturday at 6 p.m. at Make plans to join years of ministry with a
First
Baptist Homecoming, special
VFW Post 3806 in with
Church
of
Eupora
as it time of remembrances,
Eupora.
celebrates
125
years
of as well as praise and
Longview Opry
ministry
in
the
Eupora
worship time on Sept.
Enjoy music, refresh27 beginning at 10:30
ments and fun at the community.
Church
News
NOTICE OF ELECTION
ELC - 2 (Revised 1/17/90)
Exhibit 2
Pursuant to the provisions of Section 69-27-31, Mississippi Code
1972 Annotated, an election will be held on October 7, 2015 to
elect three (3) commissioners for the Webster County Soil and
Water Con¬servation District from beats 1, 3, and 4.
VOTING PLACE - TIME - LOCATION
Beat #: 1
Place: Eupora City Hall
From 8:00 A.M. To 3:00 P.M.
Location: 307 E. Gould Avenue, Eupora, MS 39744
Beat #: 2
Place: Farm Service Agency
From 8:00 A.M. To 3:00 P.M.
Location: 1391 Veterans Memorial Blvd., Eupora, MS 39744
Beat #: 3
Place: Farm Bureau Insurance
From 8:00 A.M. To 3:00 P.M.
Location: 1137 Veterans Memorial Blvd., Eupora, MS 39744
Beat #: 4
Place: Traceway
From 8:00 A.M. To 3:00 P.M.
Location: 17990 Old Hwy. 82, Mathiston, MS 39752
Beat # 5
Place: Hendrix General Store
From: 8:00 A.M. To: 3:00 P.M.
Location: 5345 Clarkson Rd., Mathiston, MS 39752
Signed by Authority of the Mississippi Soil and Water
Conservation Commission as recorded in its minutes of June 4,
2015.
Mark E. Gilbert
Executive Director, MSWCC
Publish September 9, 16, and 23, 2015
a.m.
The service will be followed by a potluck lunch
in the fellowship hall.
Pastor Martin Carden
and the members of
Calvary cordially invite
all members, former
members and friends of
Calvary to attend this
special day.
Crossway COGOP
National Back
to Church Sunday
Crossway Church will
observe National Back
to Church Sunday at 10
a.m. Sept. 29. We invite
everyone to join us as we
celebrate Christ.
The church is located
at
811
Veterans
Memorial Blvd. (across
from McDonald’s) in
Eupora. You may call
662-744-5240 or find us
on
Facebook
at
Crossway Church to
find out more about our
Ministries.
Moore Memorial
UMC Fall Bazaar
The Moore Memorial
Fall Bazaar will be Oct.
3
at
the
Moore
Memorial Family Life
Center at the corner of
Magnolia and Quitman
streets in Winona.
The all-day event will
begin at 7 a.m. with the
Pumpkin Dash — 10K,
5K and Kids Fun Run.
The bazaar will begin
at 8 a.m., with handmade items, arts, crafts,
jewelry, baked goods,
jams and jellies, and
frozen casseroles for
sale. There will also be a
silent auction and a
drawing for two handcrafted afghans — one
depicting Mississippi
State University and
the other depicting Ole
Miss.
Breakfast will be
served from 8 -10:30
a.m. and lunch will be
served from 10:30 a.m.1:30 p.m.
For the kids, there will
be crafts, an inflatable
obstacle course and
entertainment.
call 283-3804. NOTICE OF INTENT TO CONTINUE
IMPOUNDMENT OF SURFACE
WATERS OF THE STATE OF
MISSISSIPPI FOR BENEFICIAL USE
Notice is hereby given that David Booth filed an application, pursuant to state laws and
regulations, to renew the surface water impoundment permit for Booth Lake, a 15-acre
impoundment on an unnamed tributary of Bellefontaine Creek in Webster County,
Mississippi. The impoundment was originally permitted in 2006 as a recreational
impoundment.
SW APP. NO.
MS-SW-03059
STORAGE VOL.
97 Acre Feet
WATER SOURCE
Tributary
The dam (MS03725) associated with this impoundment is 23 feet high and is classified as
a Low Hazard dam under the Mississippi dam safety statute. It is located in the SW ¼ of the
SE ¼ of Section 31, Township 21 North, Range 10 East, Webster County, Mississippi.
Anyone desiring to comment on, or object to the issuance of this permit, or to request a
hearing on the permit before the Mississippi Environmental Quality Permit Board “Board”
may do so by providing written comments within ten (10) calendar days of the date of
publication of this notice to:
Dusty Myers, P.E.
Chief, Dam Safety Division
P.O. Box 2309
Jackson, MS 39225-2309
If a hearing is scheduled before the Board, parties responding to this notice will be provided
advanced notice of the date, time, and location of the hearing.
Publish September 16, 2015
Vaughan’s
Vocabulary
I encourage you
to visit the website
titled
Reader’s Digest:
Word Power. This
Don Vaughan web page provides
vocabulary-buildProvides
ing words from its
infrequently
“Word Power” column, audio proused words to
nunciations
and
strengthen your techniques to help
vocabulary.
you use the words.
I chose a few
words from the list
for
this
week’s
Vaughan’s
Vocabulary.
See how well you do this week.
1. diorama (dayh-uh-RAM-uh)
911 Calls
Sept. 7
3:07 p.m., alarm,
Westwood
Drive;
Eupora
Police
Department responds.
3:44 p.m., medical,
Shaw Road; EMS,
Walthall
Fire
Department respond.
7:07 p.m., MVA,
Hwy.
182;
EPD
responds.
7:13
p.m.,
fight,
Naron Avenue; EPD
responds.
7:58 p.m., suspicious
activity, Highway 404
and Cadaretta Road;
Webster
Sheriff’s
Office responds.
Sept. 8
5:06 a.m., MVA, Hwy.
15;
Mantee
FD,
Emergency
Medical
Services,
WSO,
Mississippi Highway
Patrol respond.
12:33 p.m., medical,
South Dunn Street;
EMS responds.
activity,
Veterans
Memorial Boulevard;
EPD responds.
7:52 p.m., domestic,
Hwy. 182; WSO, EMS
respond.
Sept. 9
12:37 a.m., suspicious
activity,
Veterans
Memorial Boulevard;
EPD responds.
12:44 a.m., suspicious
activity, Hill Street;
EPD responds.
5:44 a.m., brush fire,
Reed Road; Mathiston
FD responds.
6:55 a.m., alarm,
North Gold Street;
EPD responds.
10:07 a.m., medical,
Waterworks
Road;
EMS responds.
11:28 a.m., alarm,
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Veterans
Memorial
Boulevard;
EPD
responds.
11:53 a.m., intoxicated driver, Veterans
Memorial Boulevard;
EPD responds.
4:42 p.m., harassment, Noel Street;
EPD responds.
8:24 p.m., B&E,
Sand Hill Road; WSO
responds.
8:52 p.m., domestic,
South Dunn; EPD,
WSO respond.
11:53 p.m., Bowen
Road; WSO responds.
Sept. 10
3:11 a.m., disturbance, Bowen Road;
WSO responds.
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A. a small 3-D scene
B. boldness, courage
C. error-free, particularly with a
document
D. a collection of cherished ob jets
d’art
—————
2. batik (buh-TEEK)
A. prim and proper
B. a fabric-dyeing method that
uses wax to coat areas that didn’t
need to be dyed.
C. a torch symbolizing lifelong
learning
D. None of the above
—————
3. docent (DOE-sint)
A. of an acceptable standard; satisfactory
Satellite TV Difference
7:07 a.m., alarm,
Veterans
Memorial
Boulevard;
EPD
responds.
9:41 a.m., unauthorized vehicle, Natchez
Trace Parkway; park
rangers respond.
10:48 a.m., MVA,
highways 82 and 15;
Mathiston
PD
responds.
2:30
p.m.,
B&E,
Adams Avenue; EPD
responds. PASS
5:42 p.m., medical,
Church Street; EMS,
Mathiston
PD,
Mathiston FD respond.
5:48 p.m., alarm,
North Gold Street;
EPD responds.
6:25 pm., MVA, Hwy.
9; WSO, MHP respond.
7:29 p.m., MVA,
Natchez
Trace;
Mathiston FD, WSO,
park rangers respond.
Sept. 11
2:52 a.m.., truck hit
deer, Hwy. 82; transferred to MHP
8:08 a.m., MVA, Hwy.
15, Maben; transferred
to Oktibbeha 911.
12:33 a.m., 911 hangup, Veterans Memorial
Boulevard;
EPD
responds.
2:04 p.m., fire, Long
Branch Road; EFD,
Mathiston
FD,
Forestry respond.
4:13 p.m., alarm,
Hwy. 9; WSO responds.
5:58 p.m., medical,
Cumberland
Road;
EMS responds.
10:49 p.m., suspicious person, Latham
Gateway to the
Delta Festival
2x4
16
B. to move or fall downward
C. a guide that conducts tours,
usually for a museum
D. a scent that attracts female deer
—————
4. advent (AD-vint)
A. sophisticated
B. advertising by word of mouth
C. exit
D. the arrival or coming of
5. ennui (OHN-wee)
A. boredom
B. feeling of weariness
C. tiredness
D. All of the above
—————
No. 1, diorama, is A. I love the diorama of Katharina the Shrew,
Bianca and Baptista from “The
Avenue; EPD responds.
11:07 p.m., medical,
Highway
404,
Bellefontaine;
EMS
responds.
activity,
Judenary Road; WSO
responds.
Sept. 12
1:53 p.m., MVA,
Clarkson Road and
Hwy.
403;
WSO
responds.
5:55 p.m., shots fired,
Westwood Drive; EPD,
WSO,
EMS,
MHP
respond.
Sept. 13
12:10 a.m., ATV riding keeping people
awake, Savannah Lake
Road; WSO responds.
6:10 a.m., medical,
East Walnut Avenue;
EMS responds.
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in EMS responds.
road, East Old Hwy. Sept. 14
82; WSO responds. TUBUFXJEFGPSPOMZ
12:53 a.m., reckless
4:20 p.m., medical,
driver,
82; MHP
Callyour local paperHwy.
or 601.981.3060
Martin Luther King Jr. responds.
Drive; EMS responds.
8:03 a.m., medical,
8:31 p.m., four-wheel- West Gould Avenue;
er wreck, Hwy. 404; EMS responds.
WSO responds.
8:18 a.m., alarm,
10:16 p.m., medical, Alva
Road;
WSO
East Walnut Avenue; responds.
C l a s s e s -T r a i n i n g
Employment- General
3.33x4
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batik, is B. Costume managers use the batik method on cast
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members’
attire.
No. 3,
docent,
is C.
Aside from
Callyour local paper
or 601.981.3060
being a tour guide, a docent is also a
college or university teacher.
No. 4, advent, is D. When Ellen’s
grandfather saw her iPod, he
remarked that he remembered the
advent of eight-track tapes.
No. 5, ennui, is D. Jan said that
she had a case of ennui from being in
her apartment all weekend. Editor’s Note: Don R. Vaughan,
Ph.D., of Eupora is a speech and theatre professor at East Mississippi
Community College. Contact him at
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On Saturday, September 12,
2015, at 10:00 AM mini storage contents, belonging to the following
people, will be sold to the highest
bidder, (if bid equals or exceeds
past due rent) because of failure to
pay rent on storage unit.
1. Dalton Parnell, 807 Jackson
Street, Maben, MS 39750
2. Tara Judenary, 100 Judenary
Rd., Eupora, MS 3974
Eupora Mini Storage
P.O. box 363; 2930 Roane
Avenue
Eupora, MS 39744
662-285-6560/662-552-1345
publish 9/2 and 9/9
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The property (contents) in the
following mini-storage units will be
sold Saturday, September 26, at
10:00 AM for back rent owed. The
sale will take place at 82-15 MiniStorage, 320 Mill Pond Road,
Mathiston, MS 39752.
Unit “A”: RENTER: Patricia
Boatright, 201 Lynn Lane, A75,
Starkville, MS 39759
Unit #26: RENTER: Edward
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Mathiston, MS 39752
Unit #29: RENTER: Kevin and
Karen Vaughn: 240 Vickers Road,
Eupora, MS 39744
82-15 Mini-Storage
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
EXECUTOR/EXECUTRIX’S
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF
THADUS MORGAN JUSTICE
Letters Testamentary having
been granted on the 10th day of
September, 2015, by the Chancery
Court
of
Webster
County,
Mississippi, to the undersigned
upon the Estate of THADUS MORGAN JUSTICE, deceased, in cause
number 2015-109 of said Court,
notice is hereby given to all persons
having a claim against said Estate
to present the same to the Clerk of
said Court for probate and registration according to law within 90 days
from the date of the first publication of this Notice or they will be
forever barred.
This the 10th day of September,
2015.
/s/ Cheryl Justice
Cheryl Justice
PUBLISH: 9/16, 9/23, 9/30/2015
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IN THE CHANCERY COURT
OF WEBSTER COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI
PATRICIA GAMMILL FULGHAM and
JUDY MARIE GAMMILL GILL,
PLAINTIFFS
VS.
ROY GAMMILL, LESLIE
DENISE ROBERTSON,
CLARK,
PATRICIA
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HIGH-SPEEDDAVID
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JR., BILLY JOE BARNETT,
THE UNKNOWN HEIRS
OF EMMA I. GAMMILL
A/K/A EMMA L. GAMTHE UNKNOWN
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HEIRS
OF WANDA GAMMILL
CLARK, THE UNKNOWN
HEIRS OF JAMES PAUL
CLARK, THE UNKNOWN
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Plaintiffs, seeking to remove
a cloud on title with regard to
of Webster County, Mississippi;
and
WHEREAS, William E.
Horton was substituted as trustee
by Thad J. Mueller by Substitution
of Trustee dated August 21, 2015,
by
Regions
Bank,
executed
Successor-By-Merger
with
AmSouth Bank, as beneficiary
under the herein-described deed of
trust, the same having been recorded on August 31, 2015 in Book DT
2015 at Page 481 in the land
records of Webster County,
Mississippi; and
WHEREAS, default having occurred under the terms and
conditions of the said promissory
note and deed of trust and the holder having declared the entire balance due and payable; and
WHEREAS, Regions
Bank, having directed the undersigned Substituted Trustee to sell
the property under the terms and
by authority conferred in
the said deed of trust and
by the laws of the State of
Mississippi; now therefore,
I, Thad J.
Mueller,
Substituted
Trustee, shall on the 8th
day of October, 2015, during the legal hours between
the hours of 11:00 a.m. and
4:00 p.m., offer for sale and
will sell at public outcry to
the highest and best bidder
for cash at the North Door
of the Webster County
Courthouse (temporary),
located at 16 East Fox
Eupora,
Avenue,
Mississippi, the following
described property located
and situated in Webster
County, Mississippi, to wit:
INDEXING INSTRUCTIONS: SE ¼ of the NE ¼ of
Section 34, Township 21 North,
Range 11 East, Webster County,
Mississippi
Defendants other than
you in this action are Roy Gammill,
Leslie Denise Robertson, David Ray
Gammill, Darrell Gammill, Tonya
Avent, Samuel Douglas Barnett,
Jr., and Billy Joe Barnett.
You are required to mail
or hand deliver a written response
to the Complaint filed against you
in this action to Hays Burchfield,
Burchfield Law Firm, PLLC,
Attorney for Plaintiffs, whose mailing address is P.O. Box 733,
Eupora, MS 39744 and whose
street address is 15 North Dunn
Street, Eupora, Mississippi.
YOUR RESPONSE MUST BE
MAILED OR DELIVERED NOT
LATER THAN THIRTY DAYS
AFTER THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 2015, WHICH IS
THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS SUMMONS.
IF YOUR RESPONSE IS NOT SO
MAILED OR DELIVERED, A
JUDGMENT BY DEFAULT WILL
BE ENTERED AGAINST YOU
FOR THE MONEY OR OTHER
RELIEF DEMANDED IN THE
COMPLAINT.
You must also file the
original of your Response with the
Clerk of this Court within a reasonable time afterward.
Issued under my hand
and the seal of said Court, this 25th
day of August, 2015.
/s/ Russell S. Turner,
Chancery Clerk of
County, Mississippi
Part of Lot 11 Pine Hill
Estates described as beginning at the Northwest
Corner of the said Lot 11;
thence East along the
North line of the said Lot
11 to the Northeast Corner
of the said Lot 11; thence
South 01 degree 08 minutes
30 seconds East 90 feet;
thence West parallel to the
North line of the said Lot
11 to the East right-of-way
of Hill Street; thence North
with the right-of-way of
said Hill Street to the Point
of Beginning.
Webster
PUBLISH: 9/16, 9/23, 9/30/2015
****
This parcel is according
to a survey thereof as made
by E. Clyde Woodson,
Engineer, as same is duly
on file in Plat Book 3 at
Page 10 of the records in
the office of the Chancery
Clerk of Webster County,
Mississippi.
NOTICE OF SUBSTITUTED
TRUSTEE’S SALE
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF WEBSTER
WHEREAS, on June 2,
2004, Carmen C. King executed a
promissory note payable to the
order of AmSouth Bank; and
WHEREAS, the aforesaid promissory note was secured
by a deed of trust dated June 2,
2004, executed by Carmen C. King,
a single woman, to AmSouth Bank,
beneficiary, and William E. Horton,
Trustee, the same having been
recorded on June 7, 2004, in Book
214 at Page 41 in the land records
SUBJECT, HOWEVER,
to
certain
restrictive
covenants contained in
instrument executed by C.
P. Fortner, Jr., as same is
duly on record in Land
Deed Book 89 at Page 197
of the records in the office
of the Chancery Clerk of
Webster
County,
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