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THE COLUMBIAN-PROGRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1971-11 A LI I MJ-MU 1 Deed of Trust; and WHEREAS, said beneficiary of aald note and Deed of Trust has directed the undersigned substituted Trustee to execute these trusta, after declaring said Indebtedness to be Immediately herein payable. NOW, THEREFORE, will, on the 9th dey of November, 1979, offer for sale at public outcry at tale during the legal hours between the hours of 11:00 o'clock A.M. and 4:00 o'clock P.M. at the main front door of the Courthouse in the City of Columbia, Marion County, Mississippi, for cash to the highest bidder, the following described property, lying and being tiluated in Marlon County, Mississippi, to-wit: The WVa of the NWV4 of the NEV4 end the WVi of the NVi of the SWA of the NE1A, all hi Section 8, Township 3 North, Range 12 East, Marion County, Mississippi. I will convey only such title as It vested In me ae Subttituted Trustee.

Witness my signature on this, the 8th dey of October, 1979. VAN C. TEMPLE, JR. 0-1B-25-N-1-8-C hit wife, Linda Sua Holmet, executed a Deed of Trust to Hat-tleeburg Production Credit Association of Hattleaburg, Mississippi, which Deed of Trust la recorded hi Land Oeed of Trust Book 736 at Page 47S of the records on file hi the office of the Chancery Clerk of Marlon County, Mississippi; and WHEREAS, Hattleaburg Production Credit Association of Hattleaburg, Mississippi, It now a legal holder of taid Deed of Trust and the note secured thereby; and WHEREAS, taid Deed of Trust authorized the appointment and substitution of another Trustee in the place of the Trustee nemed hi taid Deed of Trust and Hattleaburg Production Credit Association of Hattleaburg, Mississippi, het appointed and subttituted Van C. Temple, as Trustee therein; In the piece end stead of R.

E. Tyrone, by Instrument dated September 26, 1878, and duly recorded in the office of the Chancery Clerk of Marion County, Mississippi, In Land Record Book 782 at Page 503; and WHEREAS, default having been made in the payment of the indebtedness secured by sold 4 i wMi v- vfiv IDS NEW DIRT DAUBER ARCHITECTURE -Dirt dauber built on the ttem of vln. hanging from on. of Mrs. Eult Harry's hanging baikafi.

Usually fha lltlla mud structures, lowsr right, ara built onto tha housa or overhang and hava to be scraped off. corporation duly signed and verified pursuant to the provisions of the Mississippi Business Corporation Act, have been received hi thlt office and are found to conform to law. ACCORDINGLY the undersigned, at such Secretary of State, and by virtue of the authority vested In him by lew, hereby Issues this CERTIFICATE OP INCORPORATION, and attaches hereto a duplicate original of the Articles of Incorporation. Given under my hand and Seal of Office, this the 31st dey of October, 1979. HEBER LADNER (Seal) Secretary of State.

NOTICE OF INCORPORATION (1) The name of the corporation It BRENT 8LOCUM LOGGING INC. (2) The neme and pott office address of each Incorporator is: Name Poet Office Address Brent Slocum, Route 2, Box 327, Foxworth, Mississippi 39483 Susan Slocum, Route 2, Box 327, Foxworth, Mississippi 38483 (3) The purpose or purposes for which the corporation It organized are: (a) To engage in the general commercial logging business to Include the harvesting, cutting, removal, hauling, buying, telling and leasing of taw logs, paper-wood, timber and wood products of all kinds, sizes and descriptions; (b) To further engage In the buying, sailing, and leaaing of personal property Including equipment and supplies Incident to the commercial logging business, both retail and wholesale; and (c) To buy, sell, exchange, lease or rent real property of all kinds and descriptions, together with severable interests therein, such as timber or oil, gaa and mineral Interests. (4) The eggregage number of shares which the corporetion ahall have authority to issue it One Hundred (100) theree, of the par value of One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) each. N-8-c NON RESIDENT SUMMONS The State ef Mississippi TO: Billy Thomas McHenry 612 Meadow Drive Burkburnett, Texas You ara summond to appear before the Chancery Court of the County of Marlon In said State, on the Second Monday of November, A.D., 1878, to defend the tuit numbered 17,772 In aaid Court of Martha Ellen McHenry, wherein you ere a defendant. Thlt the 22nd day of October, A.D., 1878.

CODY M. BUCKLEY Chancery Clerk Marion County, Mississippi (Seal) By SHARON C. PERSON, D.C. Q-25-N-1-6-P State ef Mississippi) County ef Marlon SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF SALE WHEREAS, on the 27th day of June, 1877, Hence F. Holmee end Toney Dies In Gretna, La.

Grady Henry Funeral services for Grady Henry Toney, 55, were held from Turnage Chapel Congre Parcel Deadlines The following deadlines are to be observed by Marion Countians for Christmas parcel package mailing: Today (Thursday): Parcel Airlift Mail to Armed Forces in the Mid-East Saturday, Nov. 10: Regular surface parcels to Armed Forces in Africa, Central and South America and Europe. Space Available Mail parcels to Armed Forces in Africa, Australia, Central and South America and Southeast Asia. Tuesday, Nov. 13: Regular surface parcels to Armed Forces in the Caribbean and West Indies.

or before which time and date, written objections, If any, must be filed. By order of the Chancellor, thlt 2nd day of November, 1978. CODY M. BUCKLEY (Seal) Chancery Clerk of Marlon County, Mist. N-8-C Slate el Mississippi Office ef Seeretarty ef State Jackson Certificate ef Incorporation ef JAMES RYALS TIMBER COMPANY, INC.

The undersigned, aa Secretary of 8tate of the Stat of Mississippi, hereby certifies that dupll-cat originals of Articles of Incorporation for the above named corporetion duly signed end verified purtuant to the provisions of the Mississippi Business Corporetion Act, have been received in this office end are found to conform to law. ACCORDINGLY the undersigned, at such Secretary of State, and by virtue of the authority vested in him by lew, hereby Issues this CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION, and attaches hereto a duplicate original of the Articles of Incorporation. Given under my hand and Seal of Office, this the 1st day of November, 1879. HEBER LADNER (Seal) Secretary of State. ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF JAMES RYALS TIMBER COMPANY.

INC. FIRST: The name of the corporation Is: JAMES RYALS TIMBER COMPANY, INC. SECOND: The period of its duration it: ninety-nine (99) years. THIRD: The specific purpose or purposes for which the corporation la organized stated are: To engage in the generel timber business, including buying, selling, owning, leasing, cutting and hauling all types of wood products Including but not limited to pulpwood, saw timber, poles and piling. Any and all other corporate powers and purposes enumerated and set out In Senate Bill No.

1712 of the regular Legislative Session of the Mississippi Legislature of 1962, known as "Mississippi Business Corporation and all amendments thereto. FOURTH: The eggregate number of shares which the corporation shall have authority to issue is five Hundred (500) of the par value of One Hundred (S100.00) Dollars each. N-8-C State of Mississippi Office of Secretary of State Jackson Certificate ef Incorporation ef BRENT SLOCUM LOGGING INC. The undersigned, as Secretory of Stete of the State of Mississippi, hereby certifies that duplicate originals of Articles of Incorporation for the above nemed i NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice l' hereby given that the Marlon County Board will receive sealed bids In the Office of the Marlon County Superintendent of Education, Courthouse, Columbia, Mliilitlppl, until the hour of 8:00 o'clock, P.M., on Monday, December 3, 1978, tor the purchase of the following: Two (2) portable claurooms as per plant end specifications on file in the Office of the Marlon County Superintendent of Education. AM bids should be In writing, sealed and the envelope clearly marked on the exterior "Portable Clusroom No bids received after the day and hour above mentioned will be considered.

All bids should Hate the price for each unit offered end the Board reserves the right to purchase one or both units at the quoted price. It is contemplated that the bid will be awarded to the lowest and best bidder, however, the Boerd reserves the right to reject eny and all bids and to waive any end ell Informalities. MARION COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION III W. A. STAFFORD Executive Secretary N-6-15-22-29-C Stale of Mississippi TO: Shelle Marie Matthews Post Office end Street Address unknown after diligent search end Inquiry.

You are summoned to appear before the Chancery Court of the County of Marion In said State on the 1st Monday of January, A.D., 880, to defend Suit Number 17,788 in said Court of Mark Mat thews, wherein you are Defendant. This the 28th day of October, A.D., 1878. CODY M. BUCKLEY (Seal) Clerk By: ALBERTEEN H. BALL, D.C.

N-8-15-22-P PUBLIC NOTICE To ell owners end persons Interested In the following described lends In Merlon County, Mississippi: Township 4 North, Rang 13 East, Section 21: South Half (S V4); Section 28: North Hell (N V4): containing 840.00 acres, mere or less. Take notice that at 9:30 o'clock A.M. on the 21st day of November, 1979, In the Second Floor Auditorium of the Woolfolk State Office Building, Jackson, any interested person may appear and be heard In the petition of Tomlinson Interests. Inc. filed with this Boerd under Docket No.

260-79-467 requesting authority to drill a well at the following exception location in Section 21, Township 4 North, Range 13 East, Marion County, Mississippi: 420 feet South of the North line of said unit, and 876 feet West of the East line of seid unit (being the East line of said Section 21); said well to be known as the Tomlinson Interests, Inc. Jerry Thomhill 21-9, Well No. 1, end to be drilled et such proposed loco-- tion to a depth of 17,000 feet into the Hosston Formation. Said proposed location ot said well on said proposed drilling unit it en exception to the rules and regulations of the Stat oil end Gam ilomrti in that sold dlstence are iesa than the minimum distance required for regularly spaced walls, and the same will also be en exception to said rules end regulations of said Board In that said well will be located a minimum distance of 1,885 feet in Southwesterly direction from the nearest applied-tor well in the area. Said petition further requests affirmance by the State Oil end Gas Board of its previous order pooling and Integrating all interests in said drilling unit to that the tame may be developed at a gas drilling and producing unit with Tomlinson Intereatt, designated at the operator thereof and having the right to produce the seme with full STATE OIL AND GAS BOARD OF MISSISSIPPI By CLYDE R.

DAVIS State OH and Gat Supervisor N-8-C In the Chancery Court of Marlon County, Mississippi Ne. 17,798 IN RE: Validation el 8700,000.00 Industrial Development Revenue Bonds, Series 197 (W. E. Walker Stores, Inc. Protect) of the City et Columbia, Marion County, Mississippi, dated November 1, 1979.

State ot Mississippi County of Marlon NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS To th Taxpayers of The City of Columbia el Marlon County, Mississippi You ere hereby notified that the matter ot the validation of the above-described bonds will be heard on the 14th day of November, 1978 at 10 o'clock A.M., in the Chancery Court at taid County, at the Courthouse of Marion County, Mississippi, located at Columbia, Mississippi, at Attachable Love Letters In 14 Karat Plumb Gold. All 26 Love Letters Always Available. Any Chain Becomes A Personalized Pendant. On And Off With Ease. Jay's Jewelry, Inc.

714 Main Street Phone 73S-31SS gational Methodist Church Friday, Nov. 2, at 2 p.m. with the Rev. J. D.

McNeel Charles Ray Green, Columbia; and six aunts, Mrs. Shelton (Veta Mae) Creel, Mrs. Calvin (Jean) Creel, both of Columbia; Mrs. Joe (Nell) Daire, Kenner, Mrs. Lyman (Sue) Ware, Vancleave, Mrs.

Calvin (Mary) Stephens, Clinton, and Dianne Vanderziel, Meridian. Rites For 8-Year-Old Steven Vanderziel III I k2) 'u officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery, Colonial Funeral Home in charge. Mr. Toney died Tuesday, Oct.

30, at Jo Ellen Smith Memorial Hospital, New Orleans. Born in Foxworth, April 5, 1924, to Houston and Margaret Rushing Toney, Mr. Toney had resided in Gretna for the past 12 years. He was a veteran, a corporal in the U.S. Army 1358th Military Police Company (Aviation).

He was inducted into the service Nov. 4, 1942, and was discharged Nov. 11, 1945. Members of Mississippi National Guard Company 890th Engineer Bn. served as pallbearers in the military rites.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Margie McCain Toney, Gretna; two sons, and Grady Gretna; seven daughters, Shirley Brooks, Knoxville, Pauline Smith, Boga-lusa, Debbie Hibley and Dale LaChute, both of Gretna, Marsha Pruzie, Westwego, Geraldine Stogner and Ginny Young, both of Columbia; his mother, Margaret Rushing Toney, Pearl River, one brother, Lee Toney, Pearl River; and two sisters, Mrs. Sarah Thomas, Meraux, and Dorothy Neubig, Lake Shore, and 26 grandchildren. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Lee after the meeting.

Two-Day Coin Show The Annual Fall Jackson Coin Show will be held on December 1 and 2, at the new Metro Ramada Inn. Hours on Saturday will be 10:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m., and on Sunday from noon until 6:00 p.m. The public is invited to attend. There will be "NO" admittance fee.

There will be from 30-35 dealers from several states to display and sell coins, supplies, jewelry, stamps and related items. Items at a reasonable price will be available for the beginner as well as the advanced collector. Mrs. Lee Entertains East Columbia Club vvt 1 Ll Steven Vanderziel ID, 8, died at University Medical Center, Jackson, Thursday, Funeral services were held from the chapel of Colonial Funeral Home Saturday, Nov. 3, at 2 p.m.

with the Rev. Robert Carlisle officiating. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery near Mor-gantown. Born Oct. 7, 1971 in Marion County to Steven and Dymple Green Vanderziel, he lived in Columbia for four years before moving to Biloxi.

Steven attended St. Martin School in Biloxi and had won eight ribbons for "first and second place while participating in the Special Olympics 50-yard dash and throwing the Frisbee. Steven was to go to Jackson this year for the state event. A member of Big Ridge Baptist Church in North Biloxi, he was active in church events, and in music and art at school. Survivors include his parents, Steven and Dymple Vanderziel Biloxi; one sister, Tina Faye, Biloxi; his grandmothers, Mrs.

Thelma Green, Columbia, and Mrs. Estelle Vanderziel, Pearl City, two uncles, Jesse Ray Green, Tampa, and Frank R. Rankin, General Manager, Right, Has 25 Years Expsr-ience in Auto And Tire Business. Here's A Pair With A Total Of 35 Years Of Automotive And Tire Experience To Serve You. Air Guard Flys Low On Training Missions ft I outhern East Columbia Homemak-ers Club held its regular meeting Oct.

11 in the home of Mrs. Frank Lee with eight members present. The meeting was called to order by Mrs. Katie Moody giving the thought for the day. The hostess gave the devotion using scripture from Jeremiah 29.

She led in prayer. The December social was discussed and final plans will be made at the November meeting. Garden and health leaders gave reports. The demonstration on yeast breads, coffee cakes, and other baked goods was given by Mrs. Margie Bailey.

flying just above the treetops. "It is all a part of a continous training process to keep the personnel and equipment of the 172nd Tactical Airlift Group combat ready," the commander said. MCignOllCI NQT JUT Lfl DOnCI A Magnolia man, who was out on bond after being arrested In Columbia and charged with burglary and possession of a controlled substance, was in McComb city jail Monday after being charged with the Sunday morning burglary of an East McComb drug store. Robert Kent Spruiell, 20, remained under $25,000 bond Monday, after his arrest about 1:05 a.m. Sunday at a drug store on Pearl River Avenue in McComb.

Spruiell was arrested in McComb after police officers arrived at the store to find the front glass door broken. He was arrested in Columbia July 14 in connection with the July 11 burglary of a Columbia drug store. I PLAIN TOE- II MolOad Countr SI Donnie Barber, Service Manager, Left, Has 10 Years Experience In Auto And Tire Business. He Is Specialized In Front End Alignment And Wheel Balancing And Invites You To Bring Your Car In Today For A Check Up. Southern Tire Mart, Inc.

Is Your Authorized Distributor For Kelly-Springfield And Michelin Tires And Your Franchiscd "Bandag" Cold Process Retreader. Col. John B. Little, Group Commander of Jackson's 172nd Tactical Airlift Group of the Mississippi Air Guard, said that his unit is continuing to fly at low levels for training 1 mission purposes over the central Mississippi area. He said that the primary mission of his unit is to support ground combat forces whenever neeaea in aerensc the nation.

This mission assignment therefore requires low-level tactical flying, troop drops, and low-level cargo drops. Also included in the Air Guard unit's assignment is the operation of C-130E transport aircraft from short, unimproved landing fields. "It is necessary that we I train under conditions closely approximating those of actual operation," he explained, i v. The C-130E transport, eight which are flown by the 172nd, is a familiar sight on the skyline of central Missis-r sippi. It 1 easily recognized by its four turbo-prop engines and its multi-color green camouflage paint.

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