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THE CONSERVATIVE, March 1, 1979 3 Sheriff Whitfield Peewee Miller iss Sue Howard becomes cf Joseph Patrick Serio i. on imnressive can- fax; 'A vK' df fir- flilight ceremony at the I IjCarley Methodist Church, nna Sue Howard, daughter Mr. and Mrs. James Ed-'ird Howard of McCarley, came the bride of Joseph rraitrick Serio, son of Mrs. (tAvargie Serio of Clarksdale.

The Hev. B. C. Nunn of Stater City and Father David ronner of Greenwood of-Lted at the double ring Ceremony. Directing the I4dding was Mrs.

Irene SOickland of Holly Springs. Jusic was presented by Mr. Sid Mrs. Bernard Taylor, pianist and organist of and Mrs. Gloria felattox, soloist of Carrollton.

Mattox sang "Entreat jie Not To Leave Thee" and vjjThe Lord's Prayer." -The church was decorated Jnth greenery enhanced with "pyramids of tapers. A basket 2 1 pink roses, pink car-ations, white gladiolus, and rtyhite fugi mums stood neath the lighted cross. Given in marriage by her the bride wore a white County. "I have served you as your Deputy Sheriff for ten years, and am asking you now to give me a chance to serve you; for another four years. I would like to thank each of you for the cooperation and the support that you gave me during these ten years.

"I have tried to handle all of the business of this office in a fair and courteous way. "If I should miss talking with you between now and the August Primary, please consider me for your vote and support." Sincerely, R.W. "Pee Wee" Miller Certify fall-seeded acres at signup, says ASCS The Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service (ASCS) is currently conducting signup for the 1979 feed grain and wheat programs. The signup period was lengthened recently from April 16 to April 30, to allow employees more time to process crop certifications. "This year, farmers may report their fall-seeded crops at signup and not have to make a separate visit to the county office," Grady L.

Vance said. Some farmers will also have seeded spring crops which they can report. The set-aside program offers other cases since that time. In questioning Charles Whitfield, Mr. Crull was told that Mr.

Lott was a much bigger man than the Winona attorney. When Crull asked if he was being threatened, Mr. Whitfield did not deny it, and Crull asked that the incident be recorded in the official record. Later, Whitfield said he had misunderstood Mr. Crull's line of questioning.

Judge Ellis dismissed the charge of simple assault with the explanation that because the affiant had dropped the charges of his own volition, and because of the city's policies on dropped charges, the charges could not constitutionally in this instance be reinstated. In his final remarks, Judge Ellis said the case had drawn excessive publicity because it involved a public official. "What happened out there has hurt everyone involved in some way," he concluded. Ed Davis, Jr. "I have a high school G.E.D.

diploma. I have one and one half years in Draughns Business College, three years in television school. I have operated my own business in Vaiden for 14 years. "I believe with my educational and business dealings I can make you a good Justice Court Judge. I ask you now for your vote and support in the upcoming election." Sincerely, Ed Davis Jr.

Carrollton aldermen discuss water system construction The mayor and board of aldermen of the town of Carrollton met last Monday night for a precon-struction conference on the new water system. Representatives from Brown Steel, Herndon Well Supply, and Harrison Construction Company, the three contractors for the construction, were present to talk with the board and pave the way for work to begin within the next few days. Work orders have been issued and must be effective by March 5, and each of the companies indicated they would begin work soon. Contract time is approximately 180 days, and spokesmen were optimistic that the system would be completely installed and functioning by the end of the summer. Representatives were reassuring on the subject of the unavoidable inconvenience to the townspeople once the construction gets underway.

"We know, of course, there will be some problems; we'll accidently cut some existing water lines, and we'll have to cross some driveways," said Mr. Harrison of Harrison Construction, "but we're going to do our best to keep things going as smoothly as possible and cause as little inconvenience as possible." Mayor Harold Scruggs reiterated Mr. Harrison's feelings. "The board realizes that this is all going to be an inconvenience because water lines may be cut, the streets cut up, and driveways crossed, but if folks will just bear with us, we're going to keep the problems to a minimum, and before the summer is over we'll have the water system which is so badly needed." Harrison did not indicate where construction would begin, but he did say if the weather is rainy they will hfipin outside of town in order to Clarksdale served the groom as best man. Groomsmen were brothers of the groom, Charles Serio, Frank Serio, and Dean Serio, all of Clarksdale.

Jim and Ronnie Howard, brothers of the bride, along with Bill Montgomery of Greenwood, cousin of the bride, served as ushers. Wally Montgomery of Greenwood and Johnny Bennett of Aberdeen, cousins of the bride, served as acolytes. The men all wore grey tuxs. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Howard chose a formal gown of green knit featuring an inset of embroidered lace and pearls with a corsage of white roses.

Mrs. Serio, mother of the groom, wore a formal gown of aqua knit with a jacket featuring long sleeves bordered with pearls. She wore a corsage of white roses. RECEPTION Following the ceremony the bride's parents entertained with a reception in the fellowship hall of the Carrollton Methodist Church. The bride's table was overlaid with a white lace cloth centered with a silver candelabrum holding long pink candles entwined with an arrangement of pink carnations and white roses.

The bride's cake was a three tiered cake decorated with wedding bells and turtledoves and topped with satin wedding bells. The groom's table was covered with a white lace cloth with an arrangement of grapes in an antique silver bowl as the centerpiece. The Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Patrick Serio a rmal gown ot rrencn lin ked silk organza and enice lace over satin.

The Clarksdale, Mrs. Fred Mullen and Mrs. Cass Howard, grandmothers of the honoree. The table was covered with a white lace cloth with a cake of wedding bells served by Mrs. Janet Boutwell and punch served by Mrs.

Norris Corley. The centerpiece was a beautiful arrangement of greenery with a pair of white turtledoves intermingled, flanked by candelabrum holding pink candles. presented a beautiful silver pitcher from the host and hostesses for the dinner. SHOWER Miss Donna Sue Howard, bride-elect of Joseph Patrick Serio, was honored recently with a shower given by Mrs. Al Malone, Mrs.

Norris Corley, Mrs. Jimmy Austin, and Mrs. Dave O'Bryan, at the home of Mrs. Malone. The honoree was attired in a winter white two piece dress with a corsage of white daisies.

She greeted the guests with her mother, Mrs. James Howard, the groom's mother, Mrs. Margie Serio of Six qualify for public office Six additional candidates have The gifts were displayed by qualified for public office in Carroll Mrs. Lulu O'Bryan. The Countv this week.

Those who have qualified are as honoree received many useful and beautiful gifts. farmers deficiency and disaster payments for barley, corn, grain sorghum and wheat on the participating farm; voluntary diversion payments for corn and grain sorghum; and price support loans for all eligible crops grown on the farm. According to Mr. Vance, deficiency and disaster payments also apply to rice and cotton crops, but payments and price support loans for these crops are lost if a set-aside crop is grown on a farm that does not follows: Lynn Collins, Sheriff; W. Godfrey Campbell, Superintendent of Education; Otis Carroll, table.

District One; Lewis Hodges, Carroll Academy honor roll announced Carter, 'Constable, District Two; Gordon Beckwith, Supervisor, Dis Corder, Carol Stephanie Howard Robinson, III, of Carroll announces the for the 4th six- Luther Principal Academy, honor roll trict Two; Ed Davis, Justice Court inconvenience as few people as possible while the weather is bad. participate in the program. Judge, District Five. Marshall school lists honor roll princess Ann neckline featured lace appliques over r.i 'yoke banded in lace and mding in a deep vie in the back with satin ribbons. Bands reembroidered lace and Snatching lace cuffs graced full bishop sleeves.

The -skirt bordered with a wide of lace fell in soft folds to form a chapel length train. The bride wore a chapel length veil of white tulle flowing from her princess cap adorned with matching Venice lace. The bridal bouquet featured a cascade of white roses intermingled with "variegated greenery. The bride also carried an antique 3 handkerchief belonging to rf great grandmother. diMiss Debbie Howard, of jj Oxford, sister of the bride, served as maid of honor.

Bridesmaids were Mrs. Dave O'Bryariv Jf Winona, Miss 'Gay Leek of Mobile, -2 Alabama, and Miss Jackie 2 Bennett of Aberdeen, cousin 3 of the bride. They wore identical floor length gown of soft cranberry knit featuring a blouson top and a softly gathered skirt. Each carried 2 1 Jiosegays of pink roses, pink in carnations and fugi mums, i 5 Little Miss Kit Ewing of "a Greenwood attended as flower girl. She wore a long gown of pink chiffon and carried a basket of rose imm IIMlTFn super inni nr ii lii Angela Ghoston, Chester Anthony Davis, George, Anthony Sonya Gilmore, zn ueavv TV I HEAVY DUTY I unTyi? BRAKE FLUID For Disc Drum Brakes LUCAS AUTO TRACTOR PARTS CO.

Hallmon, Fernando Herndon, Bobbie Jones, Sheila Myers, Iberia Woodson, Anita Swims, Vickie Lott, Carla Lawerence, Thomas Matthews. 6th grade: Deborah Matthews, Melvin Woodson. 5th grade Larry Lucas, Susan Lishman, Jon Neill, Clay Barnett, Chrystal Galey, Pam Coward, Mark Brower, Karen Gatlin. 6th grade Julie Campbell, Lee Carlisle, Lisa Corder, Jim Corley, Richie Edwards, Sherry Lollar, SCott Noah, Lynda Palmertree. 7th grade Shonda Ricks, Cheryl Sullivan, Melanie Sansing.

8th grade Melinda Brown, Vicki Brown, Todd Watson, Brad Noah, Steve Slocum, Nora Stanford, Kay Taylor. 9th grade Bonnie Anderson, Susan Blount, Jeff Box, Mark Matthews, Gayle Watts, Debbie Wiltshire. 10th grade Teresa Holman, Gail Jones, Jim Scruggs, Valerie Smith. 11th grade Tammie Ellis, Brenda Hobgood, Pam Minga. 12th grade Laurie Ellis.

wm we help keep America moving groom's cake was a chocolate cake decorated with a rustic outdoor setting depicting a hunter's paradise. Welcoming the guests were Mrs. B. F. Johnston and Miss Joy Bryan.

Hostesses intermingling with the guests were Mrs. Jack Morgan, Mrs. Roy Wilkes, and Mrs. Bill Barrentine. Miss Angelyn Jacks of Winona provided the music for the reception.

Miss Page Cascio sat at the register table with Master Peyton Cascio, Master Kevin Cascio and Miss Kit Ewing passing out the rice bags. For her Wedding trip the bride wore a grey wool suit with matching accessories and her mother's corsage of white roses. After a short wedding trip to Florida the couple will be at home in Greenwood where the groom is associated with Chaney's Pharmacy. REHERSAL DINNER On the eve of the wedding the bridal party and special guests were entertained at a rehersal dinner at the Ramada Inn in Greenwood, given by Mrs. Vincent Anthony Cascio, Mr.

and Mrs. Anthony Joseph Cascio, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vincent Cascio, and Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Edward Ewing. Master of ceremonies was Thomas Reardon. The attendants were presented gifts from the bride and groom. The young couple was weeks of school. A HONOR ROLL 1st grade Payge Green, Lori McCrory, Terri Lynn Smith, Renee Chapman, Chad Smith, Matt Mattox, Shane Edwards, Scott Beck, Barry Foster, Tanya Haley, Jay Cheatham, Marianne Hooks, Jason Mullins, Dana Minga, Lisa Beck.

2nd grade Karen Blount, Jeff Turnipseed, Sandra Ratcliff. 3rd grade Marc Alford, Shonna Bowie, John Mark Taylor. 5th grade Tina Andrews, Candy Green, Stephanie Daves, Elaine Palmertree, Patricia Ball. 6th grade Amy Campbell, Lauriann Herbert, Jennifer Misskelley, Stephanie Watson. 8th grade Edward Sanders, Todd Watson, Tina Wells.

10th grade Glenda Downs, Linda Holt, Phil Littleton, Lisa Lord, Danny Smith, Marianne Thomas. 11th grade Joan Anderson, Linda Wiltshire. 12th grade Melody Lord, Edee Sanders. A HONOR ROLL 1st grade Jennifer Moore, Brook McCrory, Anna Stokes, Scott Montgomery, Richie Mims, Matt McAdams. 2nd grade Amy Sanders, Mandv Misskelley, Jim The following is the honor 'roll for Marshall School for the 4th Six Week's period: A HONOR ROLL 1st grade: Doris Martin, Lucas, Markham Pierce.

2nd grade: Joe Nokes, "Christie Winters, James Ellett. 3rd grade: Jacinda Ball, Melanie Lovell, Garland King. A HONOR ROLL 1st grade: Keith Cain, Katherine Cox, Romona Cox, Dedra Flowers, Shelia Christian, Jimmy Irvin, Charlene Liddell, David Phillip, Laquisia Montgomery, Kertrealier Par-tlow, To-Lysa Watts, Mark Streater, Christopher Stansbury, James Woodson, Sheila Swims. 2nd grade: Helen Jackson, Michael Stokes, Michael Thomas, James Trotter, Peter Williams, Yvette Stokes, Rachel Tingle, Yolandra Wilson, Shirley Moore. 3rd grade: Betty Carroll, Robert Harris, Maureen Ball, Berneta Collins, Stephanie King, Angela King, Meshelia Harris, Margaret Matthews, Patricia Hallmon, Jannifer Stancil, Deborah Winston, Patrick Reves.

4th grade: Angela Curry, petals. Ringbearer was Master Kevin Cascio of Greenwood. Honorary attendants were Paula Smith of Ft. rth, Texas, Miss Iris flin of Oxford, Miss Tanya Obituary '''Tyler of Picayune, Mrs. Charles Serio of Clarksdale, Mrs.

Frank Serio of Clarksdale, Mrs. Kay Red-fnon of New Orleans, Miss Peggy King of Jackson, Miss Dees Ramsay of Jackson, Miss Tee Barberi of Columbus, and Mrs. Lisa Jordon of Stark-ville. y.Mr. Rudy Monty of A A 11 William Nye Redditt Services were held for William Nye Redditt in Long Beach, Mississippi on February 24.

Mr. Redditt died in the Memorial Hospital in Gulfport. Survivors included his wife, Ruth Redditt of Long Beach, one son, one daughter, and a brother, Ralph Reddit of Sidon. J. Z.

George honor roll announced ft AaaA AaiA jbfc HArfl fcritifcA.ifthrfLj Whitfield, Scott McCrory, Dave Herbert, Edwin Galey, Ken Carver, Jimmy Ansley, The following is the honor roll for J. Z. George for the 4th Six Week's Session. A HONOR ROLL grade: Bessie Smith; 11th grade: William Lovell, Jay Flippen; WATCHES 3 9th grade: Margaret Franklin, Kenyatta Brandon, Margaret Dunn, Belinda Branch, Tommy Mays, Cynthia Holman, Jefflyn Lacey, Sharon Watt 8th grade: Debra Swims, Greg Dunaway, Gwendolyn Ball, Pam Williams; 7th grade: Sophia Beck, Pamela Gary, Nanette Bledsoe, Alecia Crowder, Carolyn George. Scott Acy, Tara Adams, Cindy Avant, Stephanie Clark, Dannette Corder, Michelle Burchfield, Mary Allen Bennett.

3rd grade Robbie Ball, Teresa Lollar, Marsha Smith, Neal Taylor. 4th grade Ren Smith, Amy Edwards, Andrea Brown, Tammy Lauderdale, Anthony MEN'S Winola I fVh grade: Kington. Marathon Ruud "Gas Miser" Water Heaters Use up to 25 less and give you Energy Savings Payback up to $190. Gas already is the energy-saving, money-saving way to heat water. Now, you can choose new "Gas Miser" water heaters by Ruud that use up to 25 less energy than conventional models and save as much as $190 during their normal 10-year life.

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