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THE NEWTON RECORD, NEWTCN. MISSISSIPPI THURSDAY, NOVEMBER PAGE TWO avciiiiiiriiiiiitj -0 I COUNTY CAPITAL NEWS I (By Mrs. R. H. Day) I iimimiiiiiiiu v4.MimHt3iiiiiniiiiit3iiiiiiinniuiiiiiiiiiiiiEjiiiiiiiiiiiic3iiiiiiiniiiciriitiiiiiiiiC3iitiiiitiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiciiiafr LOOK WHAT'S COMING! See The Friday, November 12.

James and Mrs. Clarke also were signally honored on that day by the arrival of little Kathy Jo Clarke at the Baptist Hospital in New Orleans. Sharing honors as grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Van Osdole of Pascagoula, and Mrs.

Ola Clarke of Decatur. Mrs. D. V. McMullan of Union is visiting in the home of Mr.

and guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brand, and family. Vieki Lynn Brand Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Brand are happy over the arrival of a baby girl, Vicki Lynn, Sunday, November 14, at the Newton Hospital. Maternal grandmother is Mrs. G. J. Wall, and paternal grandmother, Mrs.

T. W. Brand, both of Decatur. Horace Allgood, who has been a patient at the Newton Hospital, has returned home and is improving slowly. Friends of Miss Patsy Mowdy are proud of the fine record she has made in her 4-H Club work.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cooksey and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vaughn and son, Lewis, of Jackson were week end guests of Mr.

and Mrs. W. S. Russell. Mrs.

Ola Savell of Sebastopol was a guest Friday in the Russell home. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith and sons, Milton and Bud, visited Larue Huey, who is ill at his home in Meridian, recently. Jerry Smith, enroute home from Mobile, last week spent Thursday and Friday with his brother and sister-in-law, the Rev.

Mrs. J. W. Addy. Mr.

and Mrs. Jesse L. Barrett and family attended the birthday Friends and relatives of Carl Hove will regret to learn of his death, which occurred Thursday, November 11, at his home in Val-dosta, Ga. Funeral services were conducted in Valdosta. Mr.

Hoye is a nephew of Mrs. Fred Russell, and spent his boyhood days in Newton. Mr. and Mrs. J.

C. Monroe were guests of Mrs. Fannie Mabry, Miss Mattie Monroe, Mr. and Jim Mabry, in the Hazel Community Sunday afternoon. Carl Ray Barrett, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Barrett of Bath, N. has been selected as one of the All Star Band members of New York State. Friends of the Barrett family will be interested to learn of this promotion. Carl Ray is a nephew of Mrs.

Cline Cook of Decatur. Mrs. Lewis McMullan spent Thursday with her mother, Mrs. W. L.

Harris, and Mr. Harris near Raleigh. Mr. and Mrs. Joe McMullan, and Mr.

and Mrs. Charles McNair of Union' visited their son and brother, Jack McMullan, who is ill at his home, Sunday. Charles McMullan, after a leave of 14 days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy McMullan, left Friday for Red Stone Arsenal, Hunts-ville, where he will he stationed.

His father and brother, Roy and Cecil McMullan, accompanied him to Huntsville. Homecoming at Midway Church Sunday was enjoyed by relatives and friends. One of the highlights of the day was the Chorus from Clarke College, under the direction of Prof. L. G.

Kee of the eridian Rotary Sunday was observed as "The Bishop's Appeal for Korea" at the Decatur Methodist Church. The Pastor tried to present the need for help in Korea in re-building churches, schools, and hospitals. The people responded generously and the offering will be completed Sunday, November 21. At the evening service the Rev. Wilmer 21.

Clay, pastor, spoko on "The Call ot Miss Patsy Johnson sang beautifully, "In The and the service was concluded with the power period at the altar. On Thursday night the Men's Club will meet at the church, with the ladies serving the meal. The proceeds will go to a fund to remodel the children's division rooms. At the Baptist Church Sunday morning, the Rev. J.

W. Cook's topic, "A Key To Heaven's was inspirational. W. H. Johnson, directed the singing, Miss Marian Graham and Mrs.

J. W. Cook accompanying on the organ and piano. At the evening worship service a Stewardship film, "All For was shown, an inspirational story of Frank Thompson, owner of a large cleaning establishment, a man who operated his business on Christian principles. His example in Christian stewardship will challenge jind inspire those who saw the story of his life.

The Mississippi Baptist Convention, which is in session this week at the First Baptist Church in Jackson, is interesting and inspiring. Dr. Kearnie Keegan was the featured speaker for the Youth Night program Thursday. The tist Student Union had a small part on this program, which is for High School and College young people. The Brotherhood has been talking about the possibility of air conditioning and heating the church auditorium.

The commit and Mrs. Marcus Smith, and Marc in McComb, and found Marcus suffering with an infected knee. 1 Lsimpr Spivey of Columbus was a visitor in Decatur Saturday. The Rev. and Mrs.

Marvin Bibbs and family of Clarke College were i guests of Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon Stamper and family Sunday. Bro-, ther Bibbs, who has been serving as pastor at Cross Roads and i Ephesus churches, has accepted celebration oi nis granmatner, Sam Barrett, of Philadelphia Sunday. Mr.

Barrett accompanied them home for a visit. Mesdames F. F. Everett and Sue Holman of Newton were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.

Wilbur Everett. The Rev. and Mrs. Bibbs and children of Clarke College were afternoon visitors. Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Smith and children, Jack, and Mary Jo, of Jackson were spend-the-day guests Sunday of their mother and grandmother, Mrs. Inez Gaines. Mrs. Russell Galiaspy attended the Hickory Reading Club Friday evening and was an overnight guest in the J.

G. Galiaspy home. Mr. and Mrs. J.

H. Davis and children, Mary Nell and Jimmie, and Mrs. J. M. Davis of Louisville were guests Sunday of Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Giles and family. Mrs. Kermit Buckley, Mr. and Mrs.

Johnny Graham of tSarkville and State College were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alton Graham and family over the week end. Sunday visitors in the A. G.

Robinson home were the Rev. Cecil Laird of Meridian, Mr. and Mrs. C. P.

Boutwell of Newton, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Melton of Lake, Mrs.

Christine Dennis and daughter, Sandra, of Lawrence. Brenda Elaine Loper Mr. and Mrs. C. D.

Loper, 1200 Nabors Lane, Odessa, are announcing the birth of their third daughter on October 9, TR Music Department of the College. Mr. and Mrs. J. C.

Monroe of HMHH Decatur, and Leon Monroe of Jackson attended the funeral services of Mrs. George D. Roberts full time service at Ephesus. and Mrs. Wilson Taylor and children, Mr.

and Mrs. Homer Hunter and family visited the Zoo in Livingston Park in Jackson Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J.

B. Round and children were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Round and family in Laurel. At The Newton High School Auditorium On tee which reported to the Bro- weight eight pounds, nine ounces, whom they have named Brenda Elaine.

The proud grandparents are Carl Loper and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Graham, all of Route 2, Decatur. at the Presbyterian Church in Newton Friday morning. Curtis Monroe of Camp Gordon, spent the week end with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. C. Monroe. Pratt Everett is a patient at Laird's Hospital in Union.

Mr. and Mrs. John L. Johnson of Jackson were guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

W. H. Johnson, over the week end. Air. and Mrs.

S. A. May were business visitors in Meridian Thursday, and were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. C.

H. Gully, Route One, Meridian. Mrs. Keith Covington and Linda Carole of Laurel spent the week end with their mother and grandmother, Mrs. Nora Bell Snowden, and aunt, Miss Callie Harris.

Sgt. and Mrs. John Gant and baby, Merideth, of Henderson, N. enroute to San Antonio, were overnight guests Saturday of her aunt, Mrs. O.

B. Mayo, and family. Mrs. Gant and baby, Meri-(Continued on Page Seven) Mrs. James Doler and Dianne ot Eupora were overnight guests Saturday of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. C. Monroe. Mr.

and Mrs. Irvin Mowdy, Patsy and Sonny, spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Hugh Mowdy, at Bethsaida. Mrs. Roy McMullan was an overnight guest Friday of her sister, Mrs.

Mamie Brand, in Newton. Kenneth Ozborn spent the week end with his sister, Mrs. J. M. Moore, and Mr.

Moore in Baton Rouge, La. Mrs. J. H. Palmer of Morton is visiting her son, G.

L. Palmer, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rowzee and family visited relatives in Philadelphia Sunday.

TUESDAY, NOV. 23, AT 8:00 P. Sponsored By NEWTON ROTARY CLUB Purchase Tickets From: Newton Rotarians, Holmes Furniture Store, and McMullan Drug Store ADMISSION STUDENTS 35c 1 therhood had a report which was presented by Ernest Smith at the morning service on behalf of the 'Deacons, who have considered it favorable. This' project will be voted on next Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. L. D. Furgerson, Linda and Anne Douglas were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.

John Grace and family in Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clarke and Miss Jacqueline Clarke of Macon were overnight guests Saturday of his mother, Mrs. Ola Clarke.

Sunday guests were Mr. and Mrs. ton Freeman of Newton. Margaret Jaan Williams TD1 and Mrs. Walter L.

Williams of Virginia Beach, are announcing the birth of Margaret Jean on November 10. Sharing honors as grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, Alex Dufraine of Greenfield, and and Mrs. Murl Williams of Decatur. Barbie and Doug are welcoming this new addition to their family.

Miss Caroline Foxworth of Jack-son was a guest of her mother and aunt, Mrs. I. W. Thompson and Mrs. W.

W. Newsome, here over the week end. Mrs. E. G.

Warren spent several days last week with her daughter, Mrs. Johnny M. Bailey, and family in Jackson. Kathy Jo Clarke James Clarke received his degree at the Baptist Theological Seminary in New Orleans, Decatur Theatre DECATUR, MISS. Show Starts at 7:15 P.

M. SATURDAY 2:00 P. M. ADULTS 35c CHILDREN UNDER TWELVE 10c Mrs. D.

L. James attended the Farm Bureau Convention in Jackson Tuesday and Wednesday of last week. Mrs. James placed first in Suit Buymanship in the Style Show. Mr.

and Mrs. J. M. Thames, Mr. and Mrs.

Reginald Thames and son, Kermit, spent a delightful week end with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gray and Martha in Memphis, and attended the Sonja Heinie Ice Revue Saturday night. Johnny Massey, who has been stationed with the U. S.

Army in Germany, has received his discharge and is visiting with his father, Sam Massey. Johnny also is visiting his sister, Mrs. Sidney Van Etten, and family in Waynesboro. Mr. and Mrs.

W. H. Scott spent the week end with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. A.

E. Rutledge, in Lexington. Mesdames Kermit Jackson and Bert Young visited relatives in Hattiesburg last week. Mrs. Jackson visited Dr.

and Mrs. James L. Dunagin and family, and Mrs. Young visited Mrs. Iva Thompson.

Mr. and Mrs. James Cardwell and sons, Stan and Jimmie, of Montgomery, were week end Uf A II A UT ID AM FRIDAY SATURDAY NOVEMBER 19-20 II IV II I I It II DINETTE IT'S All NEW! irs ALL TBlir! HAJllf GLOBETROTTERS UMt llAKIU UHLI $49.95 iSf-glr Asa i AND" LIVESTOCK AUCTION SALE MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22 1:00 P. M. SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY NOVEMBER 21-22-23 IK G0mr i mm.

The market was holding steady on all classes of cattle at our sale Monday afternoon, with another heavy run of livestock. For next Monday's sale dairy cattle will be in good demand again, especially those showing some quality. We will have a Northern buyer with us, who needs stocker steers, and all kinds of stocker heifers and cows. Also, he Wuys fat cattle. We will have plenty of buyers for all fat cattle, as several buyers have called in "saying they will be with us 'Monday and need fat cattle of all kinds.

So, if you have, any ready, we think ithis will be a good time to sell them. The ho market is holding steady, and we need all the hogs you can bring to our sale. Just remember, when there is a better livestock market, Decatur Stock Yard will have it FIRST, as we check from week to week for better markets for your livestock. So load up your cattle and be at our next sale. We will be glad to help you haul your livestock; if you need trucks, please call us EARLY so we may in-; elude you on our itinerary.

We appreciate your presence at our sales, whether you are visiting, buying, or selling. PAY OUR COFFEE SHOP A VISIT DECATUR STOCK YARD Dial 2813 J. M. BLOUNT. MGR, HICKORY j.

E. WROTEN, DECATUR Dial 2791 Dial 3818 iTBCHNlOOLORi Reltased ttmi UNITED ARTISTS SEE IT AT WEDNESDAY THURSDAY NOVEMBER 24-25 SHIRLEY BOOTH ROBERT RYAN A HAL WALLIS K00UCTK MAMIE MILLAR ALEX NICK BILBO WHATLEY Auctioneer G. E. CARAWAY Ring Master T-.