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Funeral services for ArBell, 78, of Winona were held at the Roberts and Sons Mortuary Chapel on Thursday, December 1 at 1 p.m. Rev. A. C. Cade officiated with burial in the St.

Johns cemetery. Mr. Bell was a retired public worker. He was a member of the St. Johns Baptist Church at Eskridge.

He died at the Golden Age Nursing Home in Greenwood on November 28. He is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Jessie Eskridge of Winona and by one brother, Eddie Bell of Kansas City, Kansas. He is also survived by 26 grandchildren and 44 great-grandchildren. Roberts and Sons Mor- tuary was in charge.

Arthur Bell Ivory Lee Byrd Funeral services for Ivory Lee Byrd, 38, of Memphis were held at the M. J. Edwards and Sons Funeral Home in Memphis on Wednesday, November 23 at 7 p.m. with the Rev. W.

R. Jimerson and Rev. L. V. Powell officiating.

Burial was in the Sarepta Cemetery near Stewart on Thursday, November 24 at 1 p.m. Mr. Byrd, a mechanic, who was born in Shelby, died November 18 at the Baptist Hospital in Memphis. He is survived by his parents, Ben Byrd, Jr. and Mrs.

Mattie Byrd of Memphis; two sisters, Miss Causaundra Byrd and Miss Deborah Byrd, both of Memphis; two brothers, Davey Byrd and Ben Byrd III of Memphis. Roberts and Sons Mortuary was in charge of arrangements. Victor Brooks Clark Funeral services for Victor Brooks Clark, 77, were held at the Oliver Chapel at 2 p.m. Monday, December 5 with Mr. Dan Beardain officiating.

Burial was at Bethany cemetery. Mr. Clark was born in Choctaw County on May 16, 1906. He was married to the late Mamie Lou Walker. He died on December 3 at the Kilmichael Hospital after a lengthy illness.

He is survived by three sons, Kimbrough Clark and D. W. Clark of Winona and DeWitt Clark of Kilmichael; and two daughters, Mrs. Gertrude Day of Winona and Mrs. Rachael McCarroll of Grenada; three brothers, CAN YOU AFFORD TO SAVE MONEY? WELL THEN HAVE YOUR NEXT PRESCRIPTION FILLED AT SAV-MOR DRUGS 283-2236 Pharmacy Your Health SEIZURE MEDICINES In ancient times it was called "falling sickness" or "sacred It was closely associated with the supernatural and considered by many to be a work of the gods and the spirits.

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are some 12 to 15 different medicines which are prescribed for seizures. Sometimes it becomes necessary for the physician to try several different drugseither one at a time or several together. With the help of such medicines, seizures are fully controlled in a large percentage of the persons who receive them. Obituaries Alvin Clark of Stewart, Marvin Clark of Winona and Archie Clark of Jackson. He is also survived by 11 grandchildren.

Pallbearers were Kim Clark, Steve Clark, Leroy Clark, Tom Wade Palmertree, Donnie Walker and Larry Walker. Oliver Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Alberta Trotter Crenshaw Funeral services for Alberta Trotter Crenshaw, 65, of Kilmichael were held at the Roberts and Sons Mortuary on Sunday, December 4 at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Peter Johnson officiating.

Burial was in the Pleasant Hill cemetery. Mrs. Crenshaw died November 30 at the Kilmichael Hospital. She was the daughter of the late Lonnie Trotter and Mrs. Eupora Young Trotter and was a member of the St.

Mary Holiness Church of Kilmichael. She is survived by her husband, George Crenshaw of Kilmichael; two daughters, Mrs. Azell Lampkins of Flint, Michigan and Mrs. Pricilla Maple of Baton Rouge; four sons, George Crenshaw of Harvey, Illinois, Paul Crenshaw of Kilmichael, Willie Crenshaw and Earl Crenshaw, both of Flint, Michigan; two sisters, Mrs. Willie Mae Trotter and Mrs.

Emma Trotter, both of Chicago; five brothers, Lonnie Trotter of Chicago, Tommy Lee Trotter, Archie Lee Trotter and Robert Trotter, all of Duck Hill; and John Trotter of Winona. She i is also survived by 13 grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. Roberts and Sons Mor- tuary was in charge. Jimmie Drake Funeral services for Jimmie Drake, 87, were held at the Campbell Hill Baptist Church in Winona on Saturday, November 26 at 2 p.m. with the Rev.

L. V. Powell officiating. Burial was in the Hayes Creek cemetery. Mrs.

Drake died at Tyler Holmes Hospital on November 21. She was a housewife. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Essie C. Perry of Winona; two sons, Nicholas of Belzoni, and Mrs.

Ida Sawyer of Chicago; 23 grandchildren, 50 greatgrandchildren and 4 greatgreat grandchildren. She was a member of the Campbell Hill Baptist Church. Roberts and Sons Mortuary was in charge. Pauline Taggart Eskridge Funeral services for Pauline Taggart Eskridge, 76, of Winona were held Thursday, December 1 at 2 p.m. at the Moore Memorial Methodist Church with the Rev.

A. G. Clark officiating. Burial was in Oakwood cemetery. Mrs.

Eskridge died November 30 at the Tyler Holmes Hospital. She was a native of Winston County and was born March 30, 1907. She was married to the late Everette Eskridge. She is survived by two sons, Lamar Eskridge and Donald Eskridge of Winona; one daughter, Mrs. Elsie Barnhill of Winona; two brothers, John D.

Taggart of Louisville, Miss. and Charlie Taggart of New Orleans. She is also survived by 12 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren. She was a member of the Moore Memorial Methodist Church of Winona. Pallbearers were Jason Eskridge, Steve Barnhill, Barry, Eskridge, Tommy Eskridge, Bob Flippen and Jim Gillis.

Oliver Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Mable Odom Evans Funeral services for Mable Odom Evans, 78, a native of Montgomery County, were held at the Oliver Chapel at 2 p.m. Saturday, December 3 with burial in Oakwood cemetery. The Rev. Noland Houston officiated.

Mrs. Evans died a at the Winona Manor on December 1 after a lengthy illness. She was born on February 3, 1905. She is survived by her husband, Willie Clyde Evans of Winona; one son, J. C.

Perry of Baltimore; two stepsons, Earl Evans and Joe Evans of Winona; two stepdaughters, Mrs. Martha Wright of Mem- Mrs. Juanita Cantrell of Bessemer, Alabama. She is also survived by four grandchildren. Oliver Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.

Travis Johnson Funeral services for Travis Johnson, 73, of Winona were held at the Lee Funeral Home Chapel at 2 p.m. Wednesday, November 23 with the Revs. L. C. Kitchens, Robert Ellis and Noel Hinson officiating.

Burial was in Oakwood Cemetery. Mr. Johnson died Monday, November 21 at the Baptist Medical Center in Jackson. He was a retired logger. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Ann Johnson of Winona; three sons, William Travis Johnson, Bobby Joe Johnson and James Michael Johnson, all of Winona; one daughter, Mrs. Joan Mitchell of Winona; four brothers, Wade Johnson, John W. Bill Johnson, Elmore Johnson and Fred Johnson, all of Winona; two sisters, Mrs. Landis Hodges of Winona and Mrs. Tommie Dean Evans of Jackson.

He is also survived by four grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren. Pallbearers were James Robertson, Bodean Tompkins, Charles Orsborn, Pete Mitchell, John Basinger and David Green. Lee Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Nathaniel Jones Funeral services for Nathaniel Jones, 87, of Winona were held at the Roberts and Sons Mortuary on Monday, December 5 at 11 a.m. with the Rev.

E. W. Hawthrone officiating. Burial was in the Hazel Green cemetery. Mr.

Jones died in Chicago on November 29. He was a retired steel mill worker. He was a member of the Acona Baptist Church of Vaiden. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Bennetta Jones of Chicago; four sons, Willie Jones and Robert Jones of Chicago and Fletcher Jones and A.

J. Jones of Gary, Indiana; seven daughters, Mrs. Lucinda Lewis and Mrs. Mae Ella Self of Detroit and Mrs. Margaret Pope, Mrs.

Essie Washington, Mrs. Pamela Robinson, Mrs. Mauda Dora King, Miss Tanya Jones, all of Chicago; one brother, Fielding Jones of Winona; four sisters, Mrs. Levolia Beasley of Vaiden, Mrs. Minerva Moore of Gary, Mrs.

Emma Mae Hamilton of Los Angeles and Mrs. Carolina Fullilove of Winona. Roberts and Sons Mortuary was in charge. Flora Greenlee Tyler Funeral services for Mrs. Flora Greenlee Tyler, 81, were held at the Bethlehem Methodist Church near Winona on Monday, December 5 at 11 a.m.

with the Rev. Bill Lowry officiating, assisted by the Rev. Claude Johnson Jr. Burial was in the Bethlehem cemetery. Mrs.

Tyler died December 3 at Crossgate Manor in Brandon after a lengthy ilIness. She was born in Wesson on August 11, 1902 and was married to the late Roy Tyler. She was a member of the Capitol Street United Methodist Church in Jackson. She is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Eloise Bradshaw of Jackson, Mrs.

Dorothy Moreland of Glencoe, Ala. Mrs. Joyce Walker of Laurel and Mrs. Barbara Lowry of Vicksburg. She is also survived by nine grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren.

Pallbearers were Rodney Cross, James Luby, Jack Bryant, Bill Lowry, Dana Walker and Alan Stevens. Oliver Funeral 1 Home was in charge of arrangements. EAT AT THE PINE CABINI SHOP AT HOME L. A. Small of Greenwood phis; and.

Mrs. Kathy and Louis; Floyd four Bennett sisters, of Mrs. St. brother, McLaughlin John of Winona; Odom one of AND SAVE! Ever Mae Harris of Bessemer, Alabama; and Grenada, Mrs. Lela Brice of two sisters, Mrs.

Alma St. Louis, Mrs. Virginia Stovall of Dallas, Texas and PUBLIC NOTICE The Mississippi State Highway Department has a hundred eighty (180) consecutive days prior to inRelocation Assistance Advisory and Payments itiation of negotiations. To insure eligibility for movProgram available to home owners, tenants, ing and replacement housing payments, any businesses, farm operations and non-profit displaced occupant contemplating moving should organizations who are required to relocate as a notify the Highway Department before moving. result of right of way acquisition of Project No.

98-0011-02-025-10 in Montgomery County. A brochure describing the Relocation Assistance Program can be obtained from the Relocation This project will call for the acquisition of right of Assistance Officer assigned to this project or by way for four (4) new lanes on new location from U. writing to the Mississippi State Highway DepartS. Highway 82 and bypass the City of Winona ment Relocation Assistance Office, P. O.

Box to the North and connects back to existing U. S. 1850, Jackson, Mississippi 39205. Each person Highway 82 where two (2) lanes will be added who is required to move as a result of this project parallel to the existing alignment on the North side. will be given at least ninety (90) days notice of The project begins just West of Interstate I-55 and their intended moving date.

There will be one or ends at the Winona East corporate limits for a more Relocation Assistance Officers assigned to distance of 4.5 miles. this project who will personally contact all displacees and furnish them with a brochure The date of initiation of negotiations for this pro- which gives a detailed explanation of the Relocaject is December 1, 1983. tion Assistance and Payment Program. They will also answer any questions that the displacees No persons shall be displaced on this project might have. In addition to assisting in finding a unless and until adequate replacement housing replacement property, each eligible displacee will has been provided.

All replacement housing will be reimbursed for his reasonable and necessary be fair housing, open to all persons regardless of moving expenses and will be considered for addirace, color, religion, sex, or national origin. To be tional payments which will assist them in obtaining eligible for a moving expense payment, a decent, safe and sanitary housing. displacee must be in occupancy at the initiation of negotiations and the property is subsequently ac- The Relocation Assistance Officer assigned to quired by the Mississippi State Highway Depart- this project is W. M. Biggers.

He may be conment. For a subsequent occupant to be eligible for tacted Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 a moving expense payment he must be in oc- p.m. at the Relocation Assistance Office located cupancy at the time the project is acquired by the near the 82-55 Motor Lodge in Winona. The ofMississippi State Highway Department.

To be fice telephone number is 283-1103. 1 If you have eligible for a replacement housing payment, a any questions about the Relocation Assistance displacee must be in occupancy at the initiation of Program, please contact the Relocation negotiations and must have occupied his dwelling Assistance Officer assigned to the project at the for at least ninety (90) consecutive days prior to preceding address, or the Relocation Assistance initiation of negotiations. An owne of a office, Mississippi State Highway Department, P. dwelling, to be eligible for maximum benefits, must O. Box 1850, Jackson, Mississippi 39205, be in occupancy of the dwelling for at least one telephone number 359-1192.

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