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EMCC picks
‘Look, learn, discover’ Communiversity
NASA’s first African-American deputy administrator recalls director
experiences in Vietnam, space at ASF scholarship ceremony Taylor will assume
position Nov. 11
By Slim Smith
ssmith@cdispatch.com
East Mississippi
Community College
announced Tuesday
it has hired Courtney
Taylor as its first ex-
ecutive director for
the $42 million Com-
muniversity.
Taylor comes to Taylor
the job with experience in both ed-
ucational work force training and
economic development, a combi-
nation of experiences that made
her uniquely qualified for the job,
EMCC officials said in a state-
ment released Tuesday. The Com-
muniversity, which began classes
this fall, is a collaboration among
EMCC, Mississippi State Universi-
ty and the Mississippi Development
Authority focusing on the advance
manufacturing skills required by
local industries.
“Courtney brings a wealth of
Tess Vrbin/Dispatch Staff knowledge and experience to the
Fred Gregory, right, NASA’s first African-American deputy administrator, presents the $10,000 Astronaut Schol- position,” EMCC President Scott
arship to Mary Catherine Beard, left, and Jacob Easley, both seniors at Mississippi State University, Tuesday in Alsobrooks said. “She understands
Griffis Hall. Beard and Easley are two of 52 students nationwide to receive the award. Gregory also shared stories the integral role community col-
of his military service and his time at NASA and gave the audience some life advice. leges play as intermediaries be-
tween local communities, econom-
BY TESS VRBIN general in the U.S. Air Force, of- rapping on the side of the airplane, ic developers and area industries.”
tvrbin@cdispatch.com fered to take Gregory for a ride in and I look up and there’s my mom,” Golden Triangle Development
his airplane, and Gregory said his he said. LINK CEO Joe Max Higgins ap-
Fred Gregory’s first time in father believed in saying yes to ev- On Gregory’s mother’s orders, plauded the hiring.
an aircraft didn’t take him off the erything. Davis took the plane on a taxi in- “I have no personal knowledge
ground. Gregory was five years old and stead of a flight. But if his mother of (Taylor), but Macauley Whitak-
His father was not a pilot but had to sit on two phone books in wanted him to keep his feet on the er, our chief financial officer, was
was a fan of airplanes, and pilots order to see through the windows, ground, her plan didn’t work. Greg- on the search committee,” Higgins
regularly visited the family home he said. ory would grow to be an Air Force said. “Macauley spent an extensive
in Washington D.C. Benjamin Da- “I’m strapped in and as the pilot helicopter pilot, an astronaut and amount of time with her. (Taylor)
vis Jr., the first African-American is getting into the backseat, I hear a See Gregory, 10A comes with high recommenda-
tions. We think she’ll be a good
partner with us on the economic
See Taylor, 3A
Jennifer Jansz
restocks one of
Calls exceeded available
the ambulances
Tuesday morning
at Baptist Memori-
ambulances in near-drowning Sat.
al Hospital-Golden
Triangle. Jansz is
Baptist officials say average response ambulance service requiring
emergency transport in the
working as an EMT
to gain experience time still below the national average city during that time frame,
according to a hospital state-
for physician
assistant school. for rural communities ment issued to media outlets
Baptist has a fleet around the state Monday.
of nine ambulanc-
BY ISABELLE ALTMAN pool in east Columbus Sat-
ialtman@cdispatch.com urday just before 11:45 a.m., Baptist has a fleet of nine
es, five of which
are in service it was the seventh emergen- ambulances, five of which
most of the time. When a three-year-old cy call to Baptist Memorial are in service “a majority of
Jennifer Mosbrucker/Dispatch Staff child nearly drowned in a Hospital-Golden Triangle’s See Ambulances, 3A
Thursday
Did you hear?
HBO orders 10 episodes
of ‘Game of Thrones’ prequel
‘House of the Dragon’ is set 300 Ask Rufus
years before the original series
that ended its eight-season run in May
By LYNN ELBER
AP Television Writer
programming president
Casey Bloys during a pre-
Haunted Landscapes
sentation for HBO Max, Editor’s Note: This column one would more likely think of a
LOS ANGELES — the streaming service originally ran in the Oct. 30, 2016 summer picnic than a ghostly tale.
HBO is green-lighting a launching in May 2020. A edition of The Dispatch. With Halloween approaching, I
new “Game of Thrones” was asked what my favorite local
spinoff of HBO megahit
M
prequel after reportedly
“Game of Thrones” would ississippi and Alabama ghost story was. That makes for
canceling another that
be a key attraction in the are filled with ghost a difficult choice as there are
starred Naomi Watts.
increasingly crowded stories. several. There is the legend of the
The cable channel
streaming marketplace. We usually think of the places ghost of Black Creek, the tragic
said Tuesday that it’s giv-
HBO declined com- where the stories take place as story of the Eliza Battle, the little
en a 10-episode order to
ment on reports Tuesday some dark and spooky landscape. child at Waverly and there is the
“House of the Dragon,” set
that it had dropped an- In reality, many of our area’s spooky story of Mrs. Munroe’s
300 years before the orig-
other “Game of Thrones” most haunted spots are anything crypt at Friendship Cemetery in
inal series that ended its
prequel set thousands of but dark and spooky. They are Columbus. Rufus Ward
eight-season run in May.
years before the original. actually picturesque places where Rufus Ward is a local historian.
The prequel is based on
George R.R. Martin’s “Fire A pilot episode starring
& Blood,” HBO said. The Watts had been filmed in
new drama was co-created Northern Ireland.
by Martin and Ryan Con- The straight-to-series
dal, whose credits include order for “House of the
“Colony.” Dragon,” whether a sign
It will focus on House of faith in the project or
Targaryen, made famous pressure to get it into pro-
in “Game of Thrones” by duction, avoids letting dev-
Emilia Clarke’s Daenerys otees of the fantasy saga
and her fearsome dragons. down once more.
“House of the Dragon” Casting and an air date
was announced by HBO were not announced.
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Air Force’s
mystery space
plane lands, ends
2-year mission
The Associated Press
CAPE CANAVERAL,
Fla. — The Air Force’s
mystery space plane is
back on Earth, following a
record-breaking two-year
mission.
The X-37B landed at
NASA’s Kennedy Space
Center in Florida early
Sunday. The Air Force is
mum about what the plane
did in orbit after launching
aboard a SpaceX rocket in
2017. The 780-day mission
SOLUNAR TABLE sets a new endurance re-
The solunar period indicates
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Thurs Fri.
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Ambulances
Continued from Page 1A
the time,” according to patch off the record that
information Baptist mar- it’s not uncommon for
keting director Megan ambulances to be delayed
Pratt provided The Dis- arriving to a scene, it is
patch on Tuesday, though uncommon for other first
a hospital spokesperson responders to have to
said on background Mon- drive patients to the hos-
day that the hospital had pital.
four in service Saturday “I’ve been there 32
at around 11:45 a.m. when years,” CFR Chief Mar-
the child fell into the pool. tin Andrews told The
Because the ambulanc- Dispatch Saturday. “This
es in service were taking is the first time I’ve ever
other patients to the hos- heard of them doing that.”
pital, EMT-trained fire- The statement Baptist
fighters who responded to issued Monday said the
the scene took the child to firefighters taking the
Baptist in a Columbus Fire child to the hospital is an
and Rescue fire truck with example of the 911 system
a police escort. working as it should, with
The child was later tak- other first responders
en to Batson Children’s trained in medical first aid
Hospital in Jackson via able to step in.
ground ambulance where “In those cases when
he is recovering. all of our ambulances are
“Unfortunately, com- dispatched on 911 calls,
munity resources are not other first responders in
infinite, and there are the city and county assist
times where an unpre- those in need by respond-
dictably large amount of Jennifer Mosbrucker/Dispatch Staff
ing to the scene and ad-
emergency call volume Ambulances are lined up as they are prepped Tuesday morning at Baptist Memorial Hospital-Golden Triangle. ministering life-saving
taxes the emergency sys- Only four were in service Saturday when Baptist received seven different emergency calls in which patients need- care,” the statement said.
tem,” said hospital assis- ed to be taken to the hospital. “It is a testimony of how
tant administrator Bill the 911 system is sup-
Lancaster in the informa- He said Baptist’s aver- all those staff are licensed and ambulances in ser- bulance service, and the posed to work. The fire
tion he and Pratt provid- age response time for re- by the state of Mississippi vice at a given time. first available ambulance department’s quick ac-
ed The Dispatch about sponding to calls is nine with Emergency Driver’s “For example, during answers the call. tion saved this child’s life
the hospital’s ambulance minutes, two seconds for licenses. The four to five the tornado in February While multiple first when they brought the
service. “Though these Lowndes County over the ambulances not in service 2019, we called in extra responders told The Dis- child to our hospital.”
spikes in call demand can- past six months, accord- at a particular time are ambulance personnel to
not be totally predicted ing to a database managed called into service when staff all nine ambulances
or eradicated, we conduct by Mississippi Depart- one of the other ambulanc- to respond to the commu-
regular analyses of our ment of Health Bureau of es needs maintenance. nity need,” Lancaster said
historical call volume and Emergency Medical Ser- Hospital and ambu- in the information.
adjust our staffing plan ac- vices — lower than the lance officials also take Typically when a 911
cordingly, as well as work national average of 12-15 factors that can affect call comes in, Lancaster
with our first responder minutes in rural commu- the number of emergen- explained in the infor-
and mutual aid partners, nities. Each ambulance cy calls, such as inclem- mation he sent to The
to prepare for and reduce in service is staffed with ent weather, into account Dispatch, it goes through
the frequency of these in- a minimum of one EMT when planning and adjust- an E-911 dispatcher who
cidents.” and one paramedic, and ing the number of staff routes it to Baptist’s am-
Taylor
Continued from Page 1A
development side.” community colleges and efforts in the Golden Tri-
Taylor has served in finding these programs angle.
higher education for the is because they truly have “We want to be joined
last 13 years, most re- no way to know about the at the hip,” Higgins said.
cently as the regional di- occupations available in “We needed somebody we
rector of workforce and their communities and could call at a moment’s
economic development the educational pathways notice and say, ‘We have
for the Alabama Commu- available to those opportu- a prospect here and you
Alsobrooks Higgins
nity College System. Prior nities,” Taylor said. “What
have 15 minutes to show
to that, she served as the to identify we need to let students
them what you got, listen
director of the Workforce new educational opportu- know is they can come to
Solutions department nities and meeting with in- to them about what their
a community college and
at Calhoun Community dustry officials to ensure obtain training that will needs are and make your
College where she man- our education programs allow them to find employ- pitch.’”
aged open-enrollment are cutting edge and ad- ment at home while earn- Taylor begins her new
programs and customized dress necessary basic ing a good living, or move role on Nov. 11 with a start-
training for local industry. needs,” Taylor said. “One on to a four-year degree ing salary of $127,500.
She is a past assistant di- of my passions is making program.
rector at Troy University’s sure all stakeholders are “One of the things
Center for International on the same page and that excites me about the
Business and Economic understand what is going Golden Triangle is you are
Development. on.” positioned for growth,”
The Magnolia Springs, She is also heavily in- she added. “You have ob-
Alabama native holds a volved in the Alabama viously invested heavily in
bachelors degree from Community College Sys- workforce in ways that a
the University of West Al- tem’s recruitment efforts lot of places have not.”
abama, a masters degree and has implemented a In addition to her role at
from Troy University and variety of programs de- the Communiversity, Tay-
earned her Ph.D in Hu- signed to enlighten K-12 lor will also be in charge
man Capital Development students, parents and of EMCC’s workforce and
at University of Southern their teachers about avail- community services, re-
Mississippi. able career options in the placing Raj Shaunak, who
In her current role, Tay- science, technology, en- is retiring.
lor works with Alabama’s gineering and math, or Higgins said filling
24 community colleges to STEM, fields. the director’s position at
develop and align work- “I think one of the the Communiversity is
force programs to ensure main reasons more stu- a major step forward for
they are current, relevant dents aren’t coming into economic development
and meet industry needs.
“I spend a lot of time
working with the colleges
LCSD
Continued from Page 1A
The board voted to hold
two executive sessions
next week where it will in-
terview the six remaining
candidates.
“One of the candidates
voluntarily withdrew,”
Smith said. “We can’t tell
you who that was.”
Current LCSD Superin-
tendent Lynn Wright is one
of the six remaining candi-
dates.
Smith said the board
will choose an unspecified
number of finalist before its
regular Nov. 12 meeting.
The board will conduct
its interview with the final-
ists on Nov. 12 as decided
during the Oct. 22 meet-
ing.
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Area obituaries
COMMERCIAL DISPATCH made to the Memory the Rev. Willie James Sam’s Drive-Inn. She Eva Ridley Ridley; daughter, De-
OBITUARY POLICY Impairment and Neuro- Lavender officiating. was a charter member nise Davis; son, Tyrone
Obituaries with basic informa- STARKVILLE —
degenerative Dementia Visitation will be from of Fig Hill Church in Eva Louise Ridley, 71, Ridley; and brothers,
tion including visitation and
service times, are provided Center, 2500 N. State 3-5 p.m. Sunday at Hamilton. died Oct. 23, 2019, in Robert Hill and Lorenzo
free of charge. Extended St., Jackson, MS 39216 Lavender’s Funeral In addition to her Starkville. Hill.
obituaries with a photograph, or to the First Baptist Service. Lavender’s parents, she was pre- Services will be at 11
detailed biographical informa- Church Starkville Chil- Funeral Service of a.m. today at Sixteenth Leroy Davis
ceded in death by her
tion and other details families dren’s Building, 106 E. Aliceville is in charge Section M.B. Church.
may wish to include, are avail- husband, Sam Grady COLUMBUS — Le-
Lampkin St., Starkville, of arrangements. Burial will follow at the
able for a fee. Obituaries must Oliver; son, Steve roy Davis, 77, died Oct.
be submitted through funeral
MS 39759. church cemetery. Visi- 29, 2019, at Baptist Me-
Lena Oliver Oliver; sisters, Renda
homes unless the deceased’s
Stahl, Myrtle Brown tation was from 1-6 p.m. morial Hospital-Golden
body has been donated to Joan Dutro HAMILTON —
and Marie Otts; and
Wednesday at West Me- Triangle.
science. If the deceased’s PORT ST. LUCIE, Lena Mae Oliver, 92, morial Funeral Home. Arrangements are
body was donated to science,
Fla. — Joan Marie died Oct. 29, 2019, at brothers, Arvel Seely, West Memorial Funeral
the family must provide official incomplete and will be
Dutro, 87, died Oct. 24, River Place Nursing Roy Seely, Walker Home of Starkville is in
proof of death. Please submit announced by Carter’s
2019, at her residence. Center in Amory. Seely and Walter Seely charge of arrangements.
all obituaries on the form pro- Funeral Services of
vided by The Commercial Dis- Private family Services will be Jr. She is survived by
at 2 p.m. Saturday Columbus.
patch. Free notices must be memorial services will She is survived by her husband, Roger See OBITS, 5A
submitted to the newspaper be held at a later date. at Fig Hill Church, her daughters, Patsy
no later than 3 p.m. the day
Aycock Funeral Home with Ricky Kendrick, Oliver Willis a
prior for publication Tuesday
of Stuart is in charge of Terry Edwards and
through Friday; no later than 4 nd Vickie Oliver
arrangements. Don Rouse officiating.
p.m. Saturday for the Sunday
Burial will follow at Holman, both of Ham-
edition; and no later than 7:30 She was preceded in ilton; sister, Pauline
a.m. for the Monday edition. death by her husband, Center Hill Cemetery.
Visitation will be House of Hamilton;
Incomplete notices must be re- Hubert Dutro Jr.
ceived no later than 7:30 a.m. She is survived by three hours prior to three grandchildren;
for the Monday through Friday
her four children and services at the church. and eight great-grand-
editions. Paid notices must be Tisdale-Lann Memo- children.
finalized by 3 p.m. for inclusion five grandchildren.
rial Funeral Home of
the next day Monday through
Thursday; and on Friday by 3 Mary Pennington Aberdeen is in charge John Webb
p.m. for Sunday and Monday of arrangements. COLUMBUS — John
HAMILTON —
publication. For more informa- Mrs. Oliver was Webb, 67, died Oct. 26,
Mary Holliday Pen-
tion, call 662-328-2471.
nington, 79, died Oct. born Feb. 24, 1927, 2019, at the VA Medical
30, 2019, at her resi- in Hamilton, to the Center in Jackson.
Paul Lee Jr. dence. late Walter Lee Seely Arrangements are
STARKVILLE — Services will be at and Annie Mae Berry incomplete and will be
Paul Douglas “P.D.” noon Monday at Tis- Seely. She was owner announced by Carter’s
Lee Jr., 83, died Oct. dale-Lann Memorial of Oliver’s Dairy Bar, Funeral Services of
26, 2019, in Louisville. Funeral Home. Burial which later became Columbus.
A celebration of life will follow at Pleasant
service will be held at Ridge Cemetery in
3 p.m. Sunday in the Sulligent, Alabama.
Sanctuary of First Bap-
Visitation will be two
tist Church. Visitation
hours prior to services
will be from 5-7 p.m.
at the funeral home.
Friday at The Ware-
Tisdale-Lann Memo-
house of First Baptist
rial Funeral Home of
Church Starkville.
Aberdeen is in charge
Welch Funeral Home of
of arrangements.
Starkville is in charge
of arrangements.
Mr. Lee was born Jerry McGraw
Oct. 12, 1936, in CARROLLTON,
Starkville, to the late Ala. — Jerry Wayne
P.D. Lee Sr. and Olene “Peanut” McGraw, 69,
Thaxton Lee. He was a died Oct. 29, 2019, at
graduate of Starkville UAB Medical Center
High School and a 1959 in Birmingham.
graduate of Mississippi A Graveside Home
State University. He Going Celebration of
was a member of the Life service will be
Mississippi National held at 1 p.m. Monday
Guard, serving as at Community Ceme-
sergeant, and served tery in Carrollton, with
as a missionary for
the Southern Baptist
Convention in Costa
Rica, Spain and El
Paso, Texas in the
audio engineering,
business management
and accounting, and
information processing
fields. He was formerly
employed with Amer-
ican Bosch Arma in
Columbus and Red
Stone Army Missile
Command in Hunts-
ville, Alabama and was
co-owner and operator
of Lee’s of Starkville,
Inc. and was member
Sarah Junkin
of First Baptist Church
Starkville.
He is survived by his
Brazy Potaracke
wife, Brenda Hag- Sarah Catherine Foster Junkin passed away
gard Lee; son, Terry peacefully at her son’s residence in Vancleave,
of Atlanta, Georgia; Mississippi, on October 28, 2019.
daughter, Christy of Brazy Lee Nickoles Potaracke, 93, entered She was born in Kennedy, Alabama on
Starkville; and sib- into glory on October 25, 2019, in Perry, GA. February 8, 1932, to Emmit and Swan Wilson
lings, Jimmie Boatright Visitation will be Friday, November 1, 2019, Foster. She was the second of 10 children.
of Atlanta, O.C. Lee of from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM at Lowndes Funeral She married James Gilbert Junkin in 1950 and
Kuna, Idaho, and Vicki Home, Columbus, MS. A funeral service will was married for 56 years before his death in May
Lee of Louisville. be held on Saturday, November 2, 2019, at 11:00 of 2006.
Memorials may be AM in the Lowndes Funeral Home Chapel, with She had three children, five grandchildren,
Bro. Charlie Whitney officiating. Interment will and 7 great-grandchildren. She was primarily a
Ronald Werner
be in Friendship Cemetery, Columbus, MS, with house wife and stay at home mother, although
Lowndes Funeral Home, Columbus, MS direct- she held multiple part time jobs over her life. She
ing. loved her family and grandchildren and instilled
COLUMBUS - Ronald James Mrs. Potaracke was born January 13, 1926, in in her family a strong belief in her Lord Jesus
Werner, age 54, of Columbus, Kennedy, Alabama, to the late Levi and Velma Christ. She was a life-long Baptist and member
MS, died October 28, 2019, at Nickoles. She married the late Leo John Pota- of Kennedy Baptist Church.
Baptist Medical Center - Golden racke, who was stationed at CAFB in Columbus, She is preceded in death by her husband,
Triangle. MS, where she later retired from United Technol- James Gilbert Junkin; parents, Emmit and Swann
Visitation will be from 6:00- ogies after 35 years. Mrs. Potaracke, her daugh- Foster; and brothers Ray Foster, Rayford Foster,
8:00 PM Friday, November 1, ter and son-in-law moved from their home in Co- and James Foster.
2019, at Skelton Funeral Home lumbus, MS to Elko, GA, to be able to enjoy her She is survived in death by her children,
in Reform, AL. remaining years with her great-grandchildren, Ronald (Linda) Junkin, Randy Junkin and
He was preceded in death by which were the joy of her life and were beside Rhonda (Thomas) Beasley; her grandchildren,
his biological parents, James her to the end. Jason (Dyana) Junkin, Jeremy (Nina) Junkin,
and Mattie Butler; his adoptive parents, Phil and She is preceded in death by husband, Leo John Emily (Jeremy) Holliman, Jana Beasley and Jarod
Phyllis Werner; and two brothers, Charlie and Potracke; son, John Woodrow; parents, Levi and (Kristen) Beasley; seven great-grandchildren;
Roger Dale Butler. Velma Nickoles; stepmother, Minnie McCarty; and siblings, Miriam (Gene) Nabors, Brenda
Survivors include six brothers, Jerry Butler and her 11 siblings. (Ronny) Pitts, Joan Myers, Bobby (Geraldine)
(Bessie), Bill Butler, Eddie Butler, Billy Butler, Mrs. Potaracke is survived her daughter, Foster, Doug (Betty) Foster and Andy (JoAnn)
Pete Floyd (April) and his twin, Donald Werner Shirlee (James) Lindauer; grandchildren, Kath- Foster; and a host of nieces and nephews.
(Gwen); five sisters, Beth Skelton (Richard), leen (Jay) Greer and Karen (Aaron) Gamblin; Funeral services will be held October 31, 2019,
Mary Mayne, Donna Coleman (Roger), Susan great-grandchildren, Devan Carroll, Kyle Carroll at Dowdle Funeral Home in Millport, AL, with
Brown and Cassandra Teem (Shannon); and and Adlyn Gamblin; brother, Johnnie Ray (Lu- visitation from 10:00 AM until 11:00 AM, with
numerous nieces and nephews. nette) Nickoles; and many beloved fur grand-ba- funeral service immediately following. There will
Ronald was born September 24, 1965, in bies. be no graveside service.Brother Mike Hall and
Columbus, Mississippi. He was a veteran of the Pallbearers will be Devan Carroll, Kyle Car- Brother Ralph Windle will officiate the service.
United States Marine Corps. roll, Wayne Ellis, Aaron Gamblin, Jay Greer and Pallbearers are Jason Junkin, Jeremy Junkin,
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests Dan Cunningham. Jarod Beasley, Bronner Junkin, Sawyer Junkin,
memorials to the Columbus/Lowndes Humane Brody Junkin and Ryker Junkin.
Compliments of
Society, 50 Airline Road, Columbus, MS 39702. Lowndes Funeral Home Interment will be in Kennedy City Cemetery.
Paid Obituary - Skelton Funeral Home www.lowndesfuneralhome.net Paid Obituary - Dowdle Funeral Home
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Obits
Continued from Page 4A
Coal giant
Murray Energy
seeks bankruptcy
protection
The Associated Press
CHARLESTON, W.Va.
— A major U.S. coal min-
ing company is seeking
bankruptcy protection,
despite a flurry of regula-
tory breaks that its CEO
pushed for — and received
— from the Trump admin-
istration.
Ohio-based Murray
Energy filed for Chapter
11 bankruptcy reorgani-
zation Tuesday, joining a
growing list of struggling
miners as utilities switch
away from coal to cheaper
and less-polluting renew-
able energy or natural gas.
The filing marks a sig-
nificant political failure for
Trump, who had sought to
end what he called a “war
on coal” by Democrats as
a key part of his campaign
and early presidency.
Murray Energy was the
country’s fourth largest
coal producer in 2018, ac-
counting for 6 percent of
total production, accord-
ing to the Energy Informa-
tion Administration.
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PETER BIRNEY IMES Editor/Publisher
BIRNEY IMES III Editor/Publisher 1998-2018
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Slimantics
If a tree falls in Biloxi
Tony Biffle died Tony arrived at eye-shades whose encyclope- Herald for California in the And, sometimes, even when
Tuesday, which The Sun Herald dic knowledge of the people, spring of 1996, so I’ll make they feel they have achieved
probably doesn’t at about the time events and culture of the Coast no assumptions about how he that goal, even the best editori-
qualify as news I was making my empowered his editorials with came to view his work by the al writers must wonder if their
in these parts, al- exit, but in the two rare authority. time he retired. I do know, at work is in vain. Does it really
though his passing years we shared a In the story on Tony’s pass- age 63, he had not reached the make a difference? With rare
is worth noting newsroom — he in ing, The Sun Herald made note stage of decay — and certainly exceptions, it is something the
anywhere the value the office held by a of just one of the thousands of not personal wealth — that editorial writer never really
of newspaper edito- long line of stellar editorials he wrote over two- would have naturally dictated knows.
rials is appreciated. editorial writers plus decades – “The Power of an early retirement. So, what really, should the
For 21 years — before him and me Prayer...and Plywood,” a rare What I do know is that Tony death of an editorial writer in
from 1994 until his in the corner of the front-page editorial written the left the Sun Herald as it began Biloxi mean to the rest of us?
retirement in 2015 Slim Smith newsroom allot- day before Hurricane Katrina a precipitous decline, a fate It means there is one less
at the 63 — Tony ted to the sports smashed into the Coast. common to many, if not most, voice trying to speak truth
wrote editorials for The Sun department — it was easy to In many ways, that editorial newspapers, beginning around to power. One less person
Herald in Biloxi, winning see how seriously he viewed was illustrative of Tony’s body the turn of the century. trying to capture the spirit of
awards along the way, but oth- his role. of work, combining as it did Today, The Sun Herald a community. One less voice
erwise laboring in the kind of Even in his early 40s, Tony his abilities to tap into readers’ doesn’t even have an editorial hoping to make people think.
obscurity common to the job. was sort of an office curmud- emotions while appealing to page, an astounding thought One less person attempting
Editorial writers are seldom geon, taking great offense to the practical realities. It was given the newspaper’s long, to stir the conscience, inspire
credited for their work, which offenses of spelling, grammar not enough to stir emotions. long history of brilliant editori- an audience to action, sooth
appears as unsigned editorials and, most notably, Associated There had to be some practi- al writing. the sorrows and celebrate the
as the view not of the person Press style. cal way readers could — and I cannot help but wonder successes of a community.
who writes them, but as the Perhaps — and this is just should — turn those emotions if Tony, so committed to his Tony Biffle, Vietnam vet
newspaper’s official position. a guess — he felt the weight into action. craft, became disillusioned. and “ink-stained wretch,” died
The only story on his death of those who held the position In doing this, and doing it in It takes a certain amount Tuesday.
appeared in the newspaper to of editorial writer before him, plain-spoken language, Tony of ego for anyone to play the Whether you realize it or
which he devoted his career. men like Robert McHugh, who achieved the highest measure role of editorial writer — a not, that matters.
There was no mention of it on had worked with legendary of what it means to be an edito- belief that you have some- Slim Smith is a columnist
local TV channels or in any Baltimore Sun opinion writer rial writer. thing important to say and the and feature writer for The
other newspaper in the state, H.L. Mencken, or Jim Lund, My last conversation with ability to say it articulately and Dispatch. His email address is
as far as I can tell. he of the old-school green Tony came as I left The Sun effectively. ssmith@cdispatch.com.
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joined K.S.
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Accounting
Manager in
August.
M c D i l l McDill
earned her
Bachelor of Accountancy
degree from Mississippi
University for Women in
2007 and her Master of
Taxation degree from Mis-
sissippi State University in
2008. She has eight years
of accounting experience.
McDill resides in Co-
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the National Aeronautics day before Gregory gave Space Shuttle “Discov- States Air Force Academy and minorities to work at medicine,” he said. “We
and Space Administra- a speech about his life ery,” which is now at the and was a member of the NASA. talked about those other
tion (NASA’s) first Af- and career to a crowd Air and Space Museum at sixth graduating class. Gregory was one of things, and this group be-
rican-American deputy with few empty seats in Dulles International Air- His grandson and grand- a class of 35 new astro- came kind of like a family
administrator. the Honors Forum Room port in Virginia — some- daughter were in the nauts, including Guion up there.”
Gregory travels to in Griffis Hall. thing that makes him feel 53rd and 54th graduating Bluford, the first African Before he served as
a few universities ev- The scholarships came his age, he joked. classes, respectively, and American in space; Sally deputy administrator
ery year to present the from a donation from the “Everything that I he has two great-nieces Ride, the youngest Amer- from 2002 to 2005, he flew
$10,000 Astronaut Schol- family of Ray Gildea, an have done up to this point who will graduate in the ican in space; and most of on several missions and
arship on behalf of the MSU graduate and for- has been like a journey or next few years. the crew of the doomed told the audience about
Astronaut Scholars Foun- mer assistant director of a vacation,” he said. “In Gregory’s classmates Space Shuttle “Challeng- one in particular, when
dation. The program the John C. Stennis Insti- many cases, you think all wanted to be Thunder- er.” he was orbiting Earth
recognizes outstanding tute of Government. Fif- you know what you’re go- bird jet pilots, so he de- Everyone thought with three fellow Amer-
junior and senior college teen students applied and ing to see and what the cided to be different from they knew someone more icans, an astronaut from
students in the areas four were selected as fi- outcome is going to be, the rest of them and be-
qualified to be astronauts China and one from The
of science, technology, nalists before Beard and but as you will find out, come a helicopter pilot.
than they were, Gregory Netherlands. Early in the
engineering and math- Easley were chosen, said many things you thought His classmates taunted
said, but as they talked mission, they would look
ematics (STEM). Mis- Tommy Anderson, MSU were the truth are not him for his decision until
among themselves, they out the window at the
sissippi State University director of Prestigious the truth at all. That this he saved three of them
was the first university was just a best guess. So during his 550 combat realized what mattered countries each of them
External Scholarships. more to them was every- came from, he said.
in the state to partner Beard is from Lufkin, you can’t hang onto those rescue missions in Viet-
with the program in 2017 best guesses. You’ve got nam, he said. one else’s hobbies and in- “By probably the fifth
Texas and studying bio- terests, like their favorite or sixth day, we were
and is one of 40 universi- medical engineering, to have your mind open “Every night I went to
ties affiliated with ASF and be willing to look bed with a big smile on sports. all looking down at the
and Easley is a Starkville “We didn’t talk about world, saying, ‘That’s our
nationwide. This year native and a mechanical and learn and discover my face because that day
52 students at those 40 things.” I had saved people,” he astrophysics or math or home,’” Gregory said.
engineering major. Both
institutions received the said they have had oppor- Gregory also advised said.
award. tunities for research at everyone to have a men- He applied for NA-
MSU students Mary MSU that they could not tor — his was his father SA’s astronaut program
Catherine Beard and Ja- have had elsewhere. — and to take chances on in 1977, partly inspired,
cob Easley, both seniors interests rather than wor- he said, by an ad he saw
in the Judy and Bobby rying about qualification on TV in which actress
Shackouls Honors Col- ‘You’ve got to have levels. Nichelle Nichols, famous
lege and the Bagley your mind open’ He received an aero- for portraying Nyota
College of Engineering, Gregory was one of space engineering de- Uhura in the show Star
received the award Tues- the first to fly on the gree from the United Trek, encouraged women
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Robertson to speak at Starkville QB Club
Steve Robertson, who covers Mississippi State for 247Sports.com, will speak at
NCAA tries to kick pay-for-play farther down road
this week’s meeting of the Starkville Quarterback Club on Thursday at the Starkville The Associated Press tion, room and room, plus come up with rules that the Drake Group, which
Country Club.
Robertson’s talk will be at 7 p.m. and is sponsored by Sullivan’s Office Supply
a small stipend — but that would be in place no later advocates for student-ath-
and Crosland Wealth Management. Mississippi State cornerbacks coach Terrell
ATLANTA — The is a pittance when com- than January 2021. letes. “I think Congress
Buckley will deliver the Scouting Report. NCAA just doesn’t get it. pared to the revenue that “An athlete would have and other state legisla-
A dinner of fried/grilled pork chops, macaroni and cheese, cabbage and rolls will Under pressure from schools such as Georgia the ability to monetize tures will wait and see
be served at 6:30 p.m. with a salad bar and dessert. all sides — legislators, and Texas and Ohio State their name or their image what this evolves into. If
advocates, athletes, pret- are generating with their in commercial ways that it’s something still not fair
Women’s College Golf ty much anyone who can athletic programs. are apart from playing,” or frees up the athlete like
MSU tied for eighth at White Sands Invite spot an injustice when Take Georgia, which said Big East Commis- a regular student, then
The Mississippi State women’s golf team was tied for eighth place at the White they see it — the group has committed some $174 sioner Val Ackerman, who you might see more states
Sands Invitational in the Bahamas after Tuesday’s second round of play. that governs college ath- million to upgrading and led the NCAA”s working or at the federal level.
With a team score of 293 on Tuesday, MSU sat at 11-over par for the tourna- letics revealed a fierce
ment. building facilities just group along with Smith. “There are going to be
Freshman Ashley Gilliam shot 2-under 70 to lead the Bulldogs, and she’s tied determination to keep since Kirby Smart took “Just as an example, if I a lot of people pushing.”
for fifth place in the overall standings. Junior Aubree Jones bounced back with a an iron grip on the two over as football coach in started my own business And pushing back.
1-under 71 on the day. things it cares about most. 2016, on top of spending while I was a student and U.S. Sen. Richard Burr,
Freshman Abbey Daniel shot 3-over 75, senior Clara Moyano shot 5-over Money and power.
77, and junior Blair Stockett had a 6-over 78. Playing as an individual, sophomore more on recruiting than I wanted to use my name Republican from North
Lauren Miller shot 75 for the second straight round. A much-ballyhooed any other program, not to to promote my business Carolina, stepped in out
MSU’s final round of the fall season was Wednesday, when the Bulldogs announcement Tuesday, mention doling out some — I have a type of service of nowhere to defend the
concluded the three-day invitational. supposedly the first sig- $13 million in annual pay I offer — or I write a book, indefensible.
nificant step toward com- to Smart and his coaching or I compose a song and I He tweeted Tuesday
Prep Basketball ing up with a way to fairly staff. want to monetize that us- that “if college athletes are
Caledonia Tip Off Classic set for Saturday compensate those who The Bulldogs will tell ing my name or image to going to make money off
The boys and girls basketball teams from several local high schools will open bring in the Benjamins,
you it’s just the cost of promote it, that right now their likenesses while in
their season on Saturday at the Caledonia Tip Off Classic. was really nothing more
doing business in the cut- is not permitted under school, their scholarships
Columbus High School, Starkville High School and West Point will join the host than a blatant attempt to
Confederates at the event. throat Southeastern Con- NCAA rules. Under this should be treated like in-
kick the pay-for-play can
The schedule for Saturday’s tournament, with home teams listed last: ference. They’ll point to modernized model, those come. I’ll be introducing
1 p.m. -- Neshoba Central vs. West Point (girls) farther down the road.
South Carolina and Flor- NIL (name/image/like- legislation that subjects
1 p.m. -- Hamilton vs. Caledonia (girls) The NCAA essentially
ida recently completing ness) rights would come scholarships given to ath-
2:30 p.m. -- West Point vs. Caledonia (boys) wants to give its players
4 p.m. -- Philadelphia vs. Columbus (boys) $50 million facilities, or to the student-athlete.” letes who choose to ‘cash
a chance to set up some
5:30 p.m. -- Horn Lake vs. Starkville (boys) LSU spending $28 million To some, this was a in’ to income taxes.”
inconsequential side hus-
on a renovation of its foot- significant concession We already know the
tles that might generate
just enough money to ball locker room. by an organization that NCAA won’t give in easily.
keep everyone at bay, all To add some perspec- has fought to keep the The group is essential-
CALENDAR while ensuring that noth- tive, if LSU doled out
$25,000 a year to 100 play-
labor force totally under
its heel, but it came only
ly sticking its pinkie in a
giant hole in the dam —
ing interferes with those
Today billions of dollars that its ers, it would take more in the face of withering and hoping that it some-
Women’s College Soccer member schools rake in than 11 years to spend $28 criticism and a threatened how holds off the flood.
Mississippi State at Missouri, 7 p.m. because of those highly million. onslaught of state and fed- “This is another at-
“If only there was eral laws allowing college tempt by the NCAA at
Friday talented athletes.
enough money ...” ESPN athletes to be compensat- stalling on this issue,” said
Prep Football “One of our principles
is not to move to a model analyst and frequent ed for their work. Califor- Ramogi Huma, executive
Lafayette at Columbus, 7 p.m.
where we turn athletes NCAA critic Jay Bilas nia already approved a law director of the National
Noxubee County at Aberdeen, 7 p.m.
into employees,” Ohio wrote sarcastically while that would allow college College Players Associa-
New Hope at West Point, 7 p.m.
State athletic director retweeting a video show- athletes in its state to hire tion.
Starkville at Warren Central, 7 p.m.
Gene Smith said. “What- ing the elaborate facilities agents and make mon- Bilas is equally skepti-
IAHS at Caledonia, 7 p.m.
ever we come up with will in Baton Rouge, which ey from endorsements, cal.
Starkville Academy at Magnolia Heights, 7 p.m.
not be something where look like something out of though it won’t go into As he tweeted not long
Hebron Christian at Kemper Academy, 7 p.m.
College Volleyball we actually pay players. a Star Wars movie. effect until 2023. Other after the NCAA issued its
Mississippi State at Auburn, TBA That’s just not going to Under a plan unani- states are threatening to press release: “From the
Women’s College Basketball happen for us. We believe mously approved by the follow suit, with laws that NCAA Board of Gover-
Clark Atlanta at Ole Miss, 7 p.m. (exh.) in the collegiate model, NCAA Board of Gover- would hit the books even nors (what it’s REALLY
Men’s College Basketball not the professional mod- nors during its meeting sooner. saying): We shall strive to
Mid South Prep at East Mississippi Community College, 1 el.” at Emory University in “This working group allow athletes the right to
p.m. It’s easy to see why. Atlanta, college athletes wouldn’t even be together name image and likeness
Those in charge are would be allowed to cash if it weren’t for California opportunities, but only in
Saturday perfectly content with a in on “their name, image and other states, or Mark a manner that does not al-
College Football
labor system that essen- and likeness” — a concept Walker (a Republican con- low them to monetize their
Mississippi State at Arkansas, 3 p.m.
tially allows them to set the governing body has gressman from North Car- name image and likeness
Ole Miss at Auburn, 6 p.m.
the maximum wage at fought against for years. olina) filing federal legisla- opportunities.”
Prep Soccer
zero. Sure, the athletes But no one is quite sure tion,” said Dave Ridpath, There’s plenty of mon-
New Hope Classic, 8 a.m.
are getting something of what that means, so each an associate professor of ey to go around.
Prep Boys Basketball
value for holding down of the NCAA’s three di- sports business at Ohio If only the NCAA would
Columbus, Starkville, West Point at Caledonia Tip Off Clas-
their full-time jobs — tui- visions were ordered to University who heads up play fair.
sic, All Day
Prep Girls Basketball
West Point at Caledonia Tip Off Classic, All Day
Columbus at Choctaw Central Tournament, All Day
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CANDORVILLE Horoscopes
TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (Oct. TAURUS (April 20-May 20). chances. TREAT: What was lost
31). You make friends so easily. TRICK: Those who are much will be found.
The wonderful part about that older or younger than you will LEO (July 23-Aug. 22).
is that you don’t have to be teach you something you can TRICK: It seems like it should
too choosy this solar year — immediately put to rewarding be obvious, and maybe this is
the universe acts as a skilled use in your life. TREAT: Hugs why people often forget that
matchmaker, pairing you with and laughter are coming your the No. 1 way to connect with
people (in business, friendship, way. others is to show interest in
love and more) who will benefit GEMINI (May 21-June them. You come by this honest-
your life in ways that speak to 21). TRICK: The last thing you ly. TREAT: Sensory delight is all
your values and lighten your thought would happen will be yours.
heart. Sagittarius and Capricorn the first thing that does. TREAT: VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22).
adore you. Your lucky numbers You’ll understand a loved one’s TRICK: You master natural
BABY BLUES are: 3, 38, 11, 22 and 45. beautiful intentions and be ways to relax and send out an
ARIES (March 21-April 19). delighted by them regardless of easy vibe. It’s why you handle
TRICK: Make the decision. Once execution. You are loved! much more than other people
you decide, all the uncomfort- CANCER (June 22-July 22). can. TREAT: Because you’re
able energy that comes with TRICK: Your warmth radiates so calm and capable, you’ll be
worry, doubt and uncertainty will and boomerangs. You give a promoted.
melt away. You’ll commit and smile and get a smile. Charisma LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23).
take action. TREAT: Confidence doesn’t mean you get every TRICK: You ask for help, not
resumes. deal, but it doubles up on your because you particularly need
it but because it’s a way to
involve people and understand
their talents. TREAT: You’ll be
surprised by what people want
to contribute to your life.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov.
BEETLE BAILEY 21). TRICK: The more public you
are about what you need and
want, the more likely you’ll be
to get it. TREAT: The admiration
of your peers will feel pretty
amazing.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec.
21). TRICK: You can’t help but
be a little mysterious, as you’re
not exactly in the mood to give
your whole story. This works in
your favor. TREAT: You’ll have a
rapt audience for anything you
care to impart.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.
19). TRICK: People behave
MALLARD FILLMORE according to the role you cast
them in. Whatever your expec-
tation, it will be met, though
perhaps in an unexpected way.
TREAT: You’ll love how you’re
reflected in another person’s
eyes.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
18). TRICK: This day seems
like one ominous locked door.
TREAT: Yes, it’s locked, but you
have the key, and you’ll never
lose it, because you actually
are the key. All you have to do is
show up like you own the place
FAMILY CIRCUS and go in.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March
20). TRICK: Redress that past
issue. Look it straight in the
face. You let it go thinking that
was the cool thing to do, but it
turns out what’s cooler is hold-
ing someone accountable to
making it right. TREAT: Balance
will be restored.
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H
alloween calls for candies and
treats of all kinds as trick-or-treat-
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forget to stock your own snack supply
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Canned foods can be a “secret weapon” in the kitchen. Read on for the recipe for this hearty chickpea for ideas from culinary.net like these that
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schedules filled with treats are the name of the game when it
extracurricular activities, comes to Halloween, and there’s almost
homework and holidays. It can no better way to get children involved in
be challenging to find quality the kitchen than with some personalized
time to spend with loved ones, let decorations. Bake your preferred cup-
alone get a wholesome, home- cakes — chocolate or vanilla — then call
made meal on the table. A simple on the kiddos to use icing and toppings
way to create more moments for creepy custom creations.
with your family and still serve n Creepy cookies — Whether your
up nutritious and delicious family craves chocolate chip or prefers
dinners is to make sure you have the sweetness of sugar cookies, lay out
canned foods on-hand. your favorite dough and use seasonal
According to a study pub- cookie cutters — Frankenstein, witches,
lished in “Nutrients,” a pantry ghosts, spiders – for a frightful bite.
stocked with canned produce n Caramel-dipped apples — Skip out
helps adults and kids eat more on bobbing for apples and instead dip
nutrient-rich foods, leading to yours in caramel for a traditional Hallow-
healthier overall diets. Canned een treat. Just insert wooden skewers
foods also help cut down on meal in the tops of your apples, dip the oppo-
prep, so you spend less time site end into melted caramel and enjoy.
To add a bit of fun and flavor, sprinkle
in the kitchen and more time
chopped nuts or crushed candies on the
together with your family doing
caramel end of each apple.
the things you love.
“As a busy mom, canned foods
are my secret weapon in the
kitchen and ensure that I always
have the makings of a nutritious
meal for my family all year long,
and especially when the kids
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Mac and cheese gets an autumn twist when you add canned pumpkin.
Build a better
sandwich
are back in school,” said Holley tables right in my pantry.” cans after they’re used; in fact,
Grainger, registered dietitian Canned foods also make it cans are the most recycled food
and mother of two. “Fresh fruits easy to get the kids involved in and beverage containers in
and vegetables are harvested at the kitchen, with recipes like America.
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the peak of ripeness and canned pumpkin mac and cheese or For more flavorful recipes,
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within only four hours after be- hearty chickpea vegetable soup, and to learn more about the ad diets come and go, and as many
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tion and flavor. So, I know I have connection to healthy eating for foods, visit CansGetYouCooking. they lose. Most experts agree that
year-round access to my family’s your children. Plus, the family com. eliminating, or drastically reducing,
favorite seasonal fruits and vege- can “go green” and recycle the See Canned foods, 6B major foods groups from your diet can be
detrimental to your health and prevent
you from achieving long-term healthy
eating goals.
Each of the food groups plays a dis-
G
oing door to door for a creative hodgepodge of balanced diet and a nutritious sandwich
candy and treats is just about anything you’re
part of many fami-
Freeze it left with after Hallow-
Create a sweet pairing to help ensure you get enough of each
food group:
Certain candies like Although it’s (probably)
lies’ Halloween traditions, een passes. Candy corn,
and the routine almost chocolates freeze bet- your kids’ hard work that
always ends with a kitchen ter than others, so be
pretzels, chocolates and
other sweets are perfect led to an abundance of Start from the outside
conscious of what you’re candies, you can enjoy the There are two groups of grains: whole
loaded with treats. When for mixing up as a snack to grains and refined grains. Whole grains
the spooky season comes putting in the freezer. This put in baggies for work or fruits of their labor. For
method keeps your sweets contain the entire grain kernel, while re-
to a close, consider these school – just choose your adults who enjoy a sweet
better longer and allows fined grains have been milled for a finer
ways from culinary.net to family’s favorites and toss chocolate treat (even if it
you to use them as ingre- texture and are required to be enriched
use up those extra goodies. together. isn’t fancy) with a glass per government mandate to help make
dients in baking desserts of red wine or spiked hot up for nutrient shortfalls. Grains should
throughout the year, or you
Take some to work can simply thaw a few at a
Set it out for guests chocolate, there are few account for about one quarter of each
A tried and true classic. Leftover goodies don’t better ways to wind down meal, but at least half of them should be
It’s likely you won’t be the time for snacking. have to be hidden in the after Halloween than with a whole grains — a fact that may surprise
only person in your office pantry. Grab a small glass boozy pairing. some people.
bringing in leftovers a few Make trail mix dish, fill it with wrapped Visit culinary.net for The ingredients inside a sandwich, not
days after Halloween, but The traditional recipe fun-size candies and place more Halloween treats and the bread itself, are the most significant
there’s a good chance you calls for peanuts, raisins it on an end table, kitchen recipe ideas.
See Sandwich, 6B
6B Thursday, OCTOBER 31, 2019 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com
familyfeatures.com
When it comes to calories, fat and sodium, give more thought to bread, protein and
other ingredients when assembling a sandwich.
Sandwich
Continued from Page 5B
drivers of calories, fat lettuce leaves and a slice density in meat.
and sodium, according to of tomato. The prepared meats
research from Nutrition Try a different take on category is diverse and of-
Strategies Inc. A separate a lunchtime favorite by fers choices to meet nutri-
study published in the adding spicy horseradish tion needs, tastes, budgets
journal “Nutrients” shows to this roast beef and and personal preferences.
grain foods contribute arugula sandwich. Thousands of products
less than 15 percent of are available in the meat
case, including low- and
all calories, while deliv- Protein reduced-sodium prod-
ering greater than 20 According to the
percent of three shortfall ucts, low- and reduced-fat
USDA, most Americans
nutrients — dietary fiber, products, American Heart
get about the right amount Association-certified,
folate and iron — and of protein in their diets,
greater than 10 percent of organic, Kosher grass-fed
but could do better at options and more. Learn
calcium, magnesium and choosing leaner options
vitamin A. more at meatpoultrynutri-
and adding more variety tion.org.
Find more information to their menus.
about the role of grains in Incorporating more
a healthy diet at Grain- variety doesn’t have to ROAST BEEF AND
FoodsFoundation.org. mean sacrificing con- ARUGULA SANDWICH
venience. For example, Prep time: 5 minutes
Rethink the ingredients while prepared meats like Servings: 2
Making more nutri- deli meats, hot dogs and
1 tablespoon low-fat mayon-
tious choices with sand- jerky are sometimes a naise
wiches and positively target of critics, numerous 2 teaspoons horseradish
impacting your con- studies and the Dietary 4 slices whole-wheat bread
sumption of calories, fat Guidelines for Americans 4 slices tomato
4 ounces lean roast beef,
and sodium is oftentimes affirm they can be part of thinly sliced
a matter of changing the a healthy, balanced diet. 1 cup arugula or wild greens
way you stack ingredi- Prepared beef products
ents between the bread. provide a convenient n Spread mayonnaise and
horseradish evenly over two
Consider this sample source of protein, vitamins bread slices. Layer tomato,
sandwich: two slices of and minerals. Because roast beef and arugula on top
whole-grain or enriched most prepared meats are of mayonnaise and horserad-
bread, 2-3 slices of pre-cooked, they offer ish. Top with remaining bread
slices.
lunchmeat, two slices of consumers easy, on-the- (Source: Grain Foods Foun-
cheese, a few spinach or go access to the nutrient dation)
Canned
foods
Continued from Page 5B
HEARTY CHICKPEA
VEGETABLE SOUP
1 tablespoon olive oil
1 medium onion, chopped
1 large garlic clove, minced
2 teaspoons ground cumin
2 cans (14 3/4 ounces each)
low-sodium vegetable or chick-
en broth
1 cup water
4 cups cubed butternut squash
(about 1 medium squash)
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 can (15 1/2 ounces) garban-
zo beans (chickpeas), drained
and rinsed
1 can (14 1/2 ounces) sliced
carrots, drained
3 cups kale, coarsely chopped
PUMPKIN MAC
AND CHEESE
8 ounces rotini or medium shell
pasta
5 tablespoons butter, divided
1/4 cup all-purpose flour
1 can (12 ounces) evaporated
milk
1 cup milk
1/2 cup canned pumpkin
1 1/2 teaspoons salt
1/4 teaspoon ground black
pepper
1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
2 cups shredded Swiss or
Gruyere cheese
1 cup shredded cheddar cheese
1/4 cup breadcrumbs
Business
Business moves with Mary
F
or years myths have room to work it’s just as you extra to your private
circulated of the ori- with — nearly suspected: parties, you can hit up
gin of piano burning. 4,000 square a shattered Riley J’s on its social media
These stories range feet — the sib- screen. accounts. Stay up to date
from honoring fallen pilots ling duo started If that on Facebook, Twitter and
to celebrating an end renovating Mary Pollitz scary sto- Instagram to see when
to music lessons. After the building ry sounds and where you can grab
hearing of the folk tales, into a New Orleans vibe. all-too-familiar, you have something to eat while you
Ben Sala, construction Hoping to add a Big Easy probably stopped at one hit the streets.
manager for Columbus Air and beachy flair, Sala said of many cell phone repair Got business tips? Email
Force Base, knew he found he plans to remodel an shops across the country. them to mpollitz@cdispatch.
the perfect name for a upstairs room into a cigar Speaking of, Cell Phone com.
“new type of bar” he plans lounge for patrons. The Repair at 1803 Hwy. 45,
to open early next year in owners are currently look- formerly known as Repair
Columbus: The Burning ing for bartenders, a mix- Geeks, has rebranded af-
Piano. ologist and local musical ter joining CPR Cell Phone
Sala, along with his artists interested in testing Repair Franchise Network.
sister and brother-in-law, their skills at the keys. CPR started in Orlando
Lisa and Stephen Sims are Moving to Main Street, Florida in 1997, when my
in the midst of renovating Mira Mira boutique will dad had a bag phone for
the former Catfish and celebrate its two year his car, and has expanded
Chords building at 2222 anniversary Friday, but in to hundreds of stores na-
Military Road, into a 21 a new building. After two tionwide, including dozens
and up piano bar. years of fruitful business, in Mississippi and one in
The idea first came to owners Margaret Ann Bor- Starkville. If you drop your
fruition when siblings Sala land and Tami McBryde phone and you’re scared,
and Sims watched a duel- moved from 511 Main St. check out CPR Monday
ing piano show at Dock on to 504 Main St., the former through Friday from 9
the Island in Fort Walton Purple Elephant location. a.m.-6 p.m. and Saturdays
Beach, Florida. With more space to boot, from 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
“The whole way back Borland and McBryde Moving over to
home we just kept saying decided to expand the Starkville, we’ve got food
Columbus needs some- store’s merchandise, now on the go now. Riley J.
thing like this,” Sims said. adding garland, wreaths, StrEATery, a Mexican
“Everything just kind of bath products, candles and food truck, made its first
started falling into place.” more. Check out Mira Mi- Starkville stop in down-
Once opened, The ra’s new location Monday town on Monday. Cameron
through Friday from 10 Parker, of Parker-McGill
Burning Piano will offer
a.m.-5:30 p.m. and Satur- car dealership, opened
customers high-end cock-
days from 10 a.m. -3 p.m. the food truck offering
tails and fresh food. But
With Halloween upon customers tacos, tama-
on weekends, the bar will
us, it’s also time for the les, burritos, salads and
host a dueling piano show nachos. Named after his
scariest tale of all time.
with two pianists facing daughter Riley, Parker
There you are, at a restau-
each other, taking song said the food truck will
rant laughing with your
requests from the crowd hit Main Street Monday,
friends and your pricey
and encouraging those in phone falls off the table Wednesday and Friday
the audience to sing and face down. Your gut starts from 10:30 a.m.-2 p.m. He
Classifieds
IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF
LOWNDES COUNTY, MISSIS-
SIPPI
LEGALS
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEE'S NO- Advertisement for Reverse Auc- Advertisement for Bid IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI TICE OF SALE tion LOWNDES COUNTY, MISSIS- COUNTY OF LOWNDES
East Mississippi Community SIPPI
Call us: 662-328-2424 TO: THE UNKNOWN FATHER OF
E.R.M., DEFENDANT
WHEREAS, on August 13,
2008, James Siegle, individu-
East Mississippi Community
College Board of Trustees is re-
College Board of Trustees is
now accepting sealed bids for IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
NOTICE OF SALE
ally unmarried executed a cer- ceiving un-priced solicitations the following: Center for Manu- TATE DEANNA L. CLARK, DE- WHEREAS, the following ten-
Legal Notices You have been made a defend- tain deed of trust to First Amer- for the following: Automotive facturing Technology Excel- CEASED ants entered into leases with
ant in the suit filed in this ican Title Insurance Company, Technology Items lence Re-Roof Project MAIN STREET MINI STORAGE
State of Mississippi County Of Court by Chester Keith Maxey, Trustee for the benefit of Wells CAUSE NO. 2019-0126-F for storage space in which to
Lowndes Plaintiff, on an Adoption of your Fargo Financial MIssissippi 2, Solicitations will be received Sealed bids will be accepted in store personal property and
minor child, E.R.M., the Un- Inc. which deed of trust is of re- until 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, the Administration Office, Stu- SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
NOTICE OF SALE LIQUIDATION known Father, as a Defendant. cord in the office of the Chan- November 19, 2019, at the Ad- dent Services Building, Golden WHEREAS, default has been
cery Clerk of Lowndes County, ministration Office, Student Triangle Campus, 8731 S. THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI made in the payment of rent
WHEREAS, the following ten- You are required to mail or State of Mississippi in Book Union Building, P.O. Box 100, Frontage Road, P.O. Box 100, and MAIN STREET MINI STOR-
ants entered into leases with hand-deliver a copy of a writ- 2008 at Page 21214; and Mayhew, MS 39753 (Attn: Mayhew, MS, 39753, or by TO: All Unknown Heirs-at-Law or AGE pursuant to said Leases is
The Grove Mini Warehouses for ten response to the Complaint Dana Mordecai) or by electron- electronic submission at Wrongful Death Beneficiaries of authorized to sell personal
storage space in which to store or Petition to MOSE LEE SUD- WHEREAS, Wells Fargo Bank, ic submission at www.cent- www.centralauctionhouse.com DEANNA L. CLARK deceased; property to satisfy the past due
personal property and DUTH, JR., ATTORNEY FOR N.A. has heretofore substi- ralauctionhouse.com. Submis- until 10:00 a.m., Friday, and All Other Interested and any other charges owed.
PLAINTIFF, whose address is P. tuted Shapiro & Brown, LLC as sions will be evaluated, and November 22, 2019, at which Parties.
WHEREAS, default has been O. BOX 369, VERNON, Trustee by instrument dated vendors submitting acceptable time all properly submitted bids NOW THEREFORE, notice is
made in the payment for rent ALABAMA, 35592. November 2, 2017 and recor- proposals will be invited to par- shall be opened. A complete You have been made a defend- hereby given that MAIN STREET
and The Grove Mini Ware- ded in the aforesaid Chancery ticipate in the Electronic Re- list of specifications and bid in- ant in the Petition to Determ- MINI STORAGE will offer for
houses pursuant to said YOUR RESPONSE MUST BE Clerk's Office in Book 2017 at verse Auction to be held on structions may be requested by ine Wrongful Death Beneficiar- sale, and will sale at auction to
leases is authorized to sell the MAILED OR DELIVERED NOT Page 25106; and Wednesday, November 20, contacting Dana Mordecai at ies, for Adjudication of Heir- the highest bidder for cash all
personal property to satisfy the LATER THAN THIRTY (30) DAYS 2019, at www.centralauction- dmordecai@eastms.edu or by ship of Deanna L. Clark, and personal property in storage
past due rent and other AFTER THE24TH DAY OF OCTO- WHEREAS, default having been house.com. calling 662.243.1956. This in- Other Relief, seeking a determ- units leased by the following
charges owed to it by the fol- BER, 2019, WHICH IS THE made in the terms and condi- formation will also be made ination of wrongful death bene- tenants at MAIN STREET MINI
lowing tenants: DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- tions of said deed of trust and Information about the specific available online by visiting our ficiaries, adjudication of heir- STORAGE, 1702 Main Street,
TION OF THIS SUMMONS. IF the entire debt secured thereby items in the reverse auction website at ship of Deanna L. Clark, and Columbus Ms., on November
Sandreike Mitchell YOUR RESPONSE IS NOT SO having been declared to be due may be obtained by contacting http://www.eastms.edu/about other relief to which Petitioner 9th at 9:00 am. All auction are
A5 MAILE OR DELIVERED, A and payable in accordance with Dale Henry at (662) 243-1983, /policies/bid- may be entitled. Other than with reserve and therefor all
$156.70 JUDGEMENT BY DEFAULT WILL the terms of said deed of trust, or dhenry@eastms.edu. This in- advertisements.html or you, the only other interested units can be withdrawn from
BE ENTERED AGAINST YOU Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., the leg- formation will also be made www.centralauctionhouse.com. parties in this action are De'Ta- the sale at any time by the auc-
Asia Meady FOR THE MONEY OR OTHER al holder of said indebtedness, available online by visiting our vion Deshawn Terry-Clark, Cour- tioneer/manager.
A44 RELIEF DEMANDED IN THE MO- having requested the under- website at For questions relating to the tavien Terry Dashawn Clark,
$296.85 TION FOR CITATION FOR CON- signed Substituted Trustee to http://www.eastms.edu/bids electronic bidding process, Jarvier Clark-Thompson and Ja- Property to be sold is believed
TEMPT. execute the trust and sell said or www.centralbidding.com. please contact Central Bidding nah Lorine Clark-Thompson. to be good, but at such sale,
Barbara Anderson land and property in accord- at 225-810-4814. MAIN STREET MINI STORAGE
B4 You must also file the original ance with the terms of said For questions relating to the re- You are summoned to appear will convey only such title as is
$286.85 of your Response with the clerk deed of trust and for the pur- verse auction process, please The East Mississippi Com- and defend against the Peti- vested in it pursuant to its
of this Court within a reason- pose of raising the sums due contact Central Bidding at 225- munity College Board of Trust- tion filed against you in this ac- lease with the following and al-
Edwin Summerville able time afterward. thereunder, together with attor- 810-4814. ees reserves the right to reject tion at 9:00 o’clock a.m. on lowed under Mississippi Code
B10 ney's fees, trustee's fees and any or all bids and to negoti- the 21st day of November, Annotated Section 85-7-121 et
$160.55 Issues under my hand and the expense of sale. The East Mississippi Com- ate with the lowest/best bid- A.D., 2019, in the Courtroom seq (Supp 1988).
seal of said Court, this the munity College Board of Trust- der. EMCC reserves the right to of the Clay County Courthouse
Cyretha Ball 22nd day of October, A. D., NOW, THEREFORE, I, Shapiro & ees reserves the right to reject award the bid as a whole or by at West Point, Mississippi, and Joshua Hendrick H-2
B25 2019. Brown, LLC, Substituted Trust- any or all bids and to negoti- individual line item. in case of your failure to ap-
$166.85 ee in said deed of trust, will on ate with the lowest/best bid- pear and defend a judgment Frank Loper G-3
LISA YOUNGER NEESE November 6, 2019 offer for der. EMCC reserves the right to East Mississippi Community will be entered granting the re-
Thomas Bailey CHANCERY CLERK OF sale at public outcry and sell award the bid as a whole or by College is committed to assur- lief sought in the Petition. Tanzania Rupert D-3
B35 LOWNDES COUNTY, MISSIS- within legal hours (being individual line item. ing that the College and its pro-
$156.80 SIPPI between the hours of 11:00 grams are free from discrimina- You are not required to file an Angela Spencer F-1
(SEAL) a.m. and 4:00 p.m.), at the East Mississippi Community tion and harassment based answer or other pleading, but
Walter Smith Jr. BY: Tina Fisher, D. C. Southeast Door of the County College is committed to assur- upon race, color, ethnicity, sex, may do so if you desire. Michael Strong A-16
C5 Courthouse of Lowndes ing that the College and its pro- pregnancy, religion, national
$326.10 OF COUNSEL: County, located at 505 2nd Av- grams are free from discrimina- origin, disability, age, sexual Issued under my hand and seal Michael Sykes E-11
enue North, Columbus, MS tion and harassment based orientation, gender identity, ge- of said Court, this the 14th day
NOW, THEREFORE, notice is MOSE LEE SUDDUTH, JR. 39701, to the highest and best upon race, color, ethnicity, sex, netic information, status as a of October, A.D., 2019. WITNESS MY SIGNATURE on
hereby given that The Grove ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF bidder for cash or certified pregnancy, religion, national U.S. veteran, or any other the October 14, 2019.
Mini Warehouses liquidation P. O. BOX 369 funds the following described origin, disability, age, sexual status protected by state or LISA YOUNGER NEESE, CHAN-
sale will take place at 510 VERNON, ALABAMA 35592 property situated in Lowndes orientation, gender identity, ge- federal law. The following per- CERY CLERK MAIN STREET MINI STORAGE
Lehmberg Road, Columbus, MS OFFICE: 205-695-0053 County, State of Mississippi, netic information, status as a son has been designated to OF LOWNDES COUNTY, MIS- MKT
39702 on November 8, 2019 FAX: 205-695-8352 to-wit: U.S. veteran, or any other handle inquiries regarding the SISSIPPI
at 10:00 A.M. MISSISSIPPI BAR NUMBER: status protected by state or non-discrimination policies: PUBLISH: 10/16, 10/23, &
#8039 The land referred to in this federal law. The following per- Theresa Harpole, Director of BY: /s/ Shantrell W. Grander- 10/31/2019
PUBLISH: 10/24, 10/31 & EMAIL: moselee@bellsouth.net policy is situated in the Stale son has been designated to Human Resources, P.O. Box son DEPUTY CLERK
11/7/2019 of Mississippi, County of handle inquiries regarding the 158, Scooba, MS 39358, Tele- Buy, sell, trade,
PUBLISH: 10/24, 10/31, & Lowndes, and described as fol- non-discrimination policies: phone: (662)-476-5274, E- PUBLISH: 10/16, 10/23, &
11/7/2019 lows: Theresa Harpole, Director of mail: tharpole@eastms.edu. 10/31/2019 or rent.
The following vehicles have
been abandoned at Atlas Re- Human Resources, P.O. Box
covery & Towing, 4009 HWY 4-County Electric Power Associ- The following described real 158, Scooba, MS 39358, Tele- Publication Dates: October 23,
373, Columbus, MS 39705: ation property lying and being situ-
ate in Lowndes County, Missis-
phone: (662)-476-5274, E-
mail: tharpole@eastms.edu.
& October 31, 2019
Classified ads are a great form of
2017 JEEP PATRIOT SILVER Sale of Surplus Vehicles sippi, to wit:
Lot Number 112 in Chilcutt Publication Dates: October 31, cdispatch.com person-to-person advertising.
Vin#1C4NJPBA9HD211459
4-County Electric Power Associ- Subdivision, Fourth Extension, 2019 & November 7, 2019
2013 TOYOTA TACOMA SILVER ation is accepting sealed bids a subdivision of Lowndes
Vin#3TMLU4EN5DM132610 for surplus vehicles/equip- County, Mississippi, as shown
by plat recorded in Plal Book 2,
Service Directory
ment. Vehicles/equipment
2011 HONDA PILOT GREY shall be sold in “AS IS, WHERE page 78, in the Office of the
Vin#5FNYF3H96BB023602 IS” condition without war- Chancery Clerk of Lowndes
ranties or guarantees either ex- County, Mississippi.
2005 MALIBU MAX pressed or implied. Vehicles APN ft: 62W060209900
Vin#1G1ZU64835F102761 can be viewed at the 4-County Being the same property con-
Corporate Center in Mayhew, veyed to James Siegle, indi-
IF THESE VEHICLES ARE NOT MS or online at vidually by deed from James
www.4county.org. Interested in- Siegle, as beneficiary of the Es-
CLAIMED THEY WILL BE PUT
UP FOR SALE ON THE 15TH dividuals shall submit sealed tate of Agnes H. Siegle, as Promote your small business starting at only $25
DAY OF NOVEMBER, 2019 AT bids to 4-County, ATTN: filed in probate proceedings in
6:00 A.M. AT ATLAS RECOV- Vehicle/Equipment Sealed Bid, probate case no. 2000-0060.
P.O. Box 351, Columbus, MS dated 4-2-07, filed 4-11-07 and Carpet & Flooring Excavating General Services Lawn Care / Landscaping
ERY & TOWING, 4009 HWY
373, COLUMBUS, MS 39705. 39703 or deliver by hand to 4- recorded in Deed as Inst. No.
County Corporate Center, 5265 20072846 in Lowndes County WORK WANTED: LET ME HELP MAKE YOUR
Witnessed under my hand on South Frontage Road, Colum- Records. CLAY GRAVEL, fill clay, Licensed & Bonded− PROPERTY BEAUTIFUL
this the 21st day of October, bus, MS 39701, no later than & top soil for sale! carpentry, painting, & FOR THE HOLIDAYS!
2019. Close of Business November 1, I WILL CONVEY only such title Easy access off 82 East demolition. Landscaping, Commercial Bush−Hogging.
2019. The bids should include as vested in me as Substi- Can load & deliver.
the vehicle/equipment tuted Trustee. gutters cleaned, bush We level parking areas &
/s/Frank Stump Stokes Excavation: hogging, clean−up work, driveways. Free estimates.
number(s), amount of bid(s) 662−689−0089.
and contact information for the WITNESS MY SIGNATURE on pressure washing, moving Quote: per job, not acre.
PUBLISH: 10/24 &
10/31/2019 bidder. this 8th day of October, 2019. help & furniture repair. Owner operated. Licensed
662−242−3608. & Insured. 21 years exp.
The sealed bids will be opened Shapiro & Brown, LLC General Services 662−242−8809.
IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF on November 4, 2019 and win- SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEE
LOWNDES COUNTY, MISSIS- ners will be notified. Success-
HALLOWEEN SPECIAL: Lawn Care / Landscaping
SIPPI Shapiro & Brown, LLC $99 WHOLE HOUSE Painting & Papering
ful bidders must remove A & T TREE SERVICES
vehicle(s)/equipment from 4- 1080 River Oaks Drive, Suite DAVID’S CARPET & Cutting Edge Lawn Service
IN RE: THE ADOPTION OF B-202 UPHOLSTERY Bucket truck & stump
County by November 8, 2019. removal. Free est. Residential & Commercial SULLIVAN’S PAINT
E.R.M., A MINOR FEMALE 4-County reserves the right to Flowood, MS 39232 CLEANING
CHILD Serving Columbus Mowing, Edging, Trimming, SERVICE. Special Prices.
accept or reject any or all bids, (601) 981-9299 1 Room − $40
since 1987. Senior Blowing, Mulching, Clean Interior and Exterior
to waive technicalities and to 2 Rooms − $70 Ups, Leaf Removal, Bush
CHESTER KEITH MAXEY accept any bid that it may 513 Cypress St citizen disc. Call Alvin @ Painting. 662−435−6528
PLAINTIFF
3+ Rooms − $30 EA Hogging, Pruning.
deem to be in the best in- Columbus, MS 39702 Rugs−Must Be Seen 242−0324/241−4447
terest of the cooperative. 19-024503 "We’ll go out on a limb for Weekly/Bi−Weekly. Free
VS. Car Upholstery
Cleaning Available you!" Estimates. Licensed & Planning a remodel?
Publication Dates:
KRISTINA MARIE MAEY AND
PUBLISH: 10/21, 10/23,
10/27, & 10/31/2019 October 16, 23 and 31, 2019 662−722−1758
Insured. 662−386−9559. Need home repairs?
THE UNKNOWN FATHER OF
OF COUNSEL:
$12
MISSISSIPPI BAR NUMBER:
#8039
EMAIL: moselee@bellsouth.net
Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Restaurant / Hotel Apts For Rent: West
VIP
SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEE'S NO- IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF IN THE SPECIAL COURT OF EM- NOTICE OF SUBSTITUTE IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF
TICE OF SALE LOWNDES COUNTY, MISSIS- INENT DOMAIN TRUSTEE’S SALE LOWNDES COUNTY, MISSIS-
SIPPI SIPPI
Rentals
WHEREAS, on February 17, LOWNDES COUNTY, MISSIS- STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
2012, CARL KEMP, a single IN RE: ESTATE OF CHARLES SIPPI COUNTY OF LOWNDES RE: THE ESTATE OF MARY
male executed a certain deed WALLACE HENLEY, SR., DE- ROUNSAVILLE, DECEASED
of trust to Real Estate Closing CEASED COLUMBUS REDEVELOPMENT WHEREAS, default has oc- Apartments & Houses
Services Inc., Trustee for the AUTHORITY PLAINTIFF curred in the performance of BY: DOROTHY RHOADES, PETI-
benefit of JTS & COMPANY
which deed of trust is of re-
DAVID S. HENLEY, SR., ADMIN-
ISTRATOR VS.
the covenants, terms and con-
ditions of a Deed of Trust
TIONER
1 Bedrooms
cord in the office of the Chan-
cery Clerk of Lowndes County, NO. 2019-0173 MELODY BARRY WILSON AND
dated August 27, 2012, ex-
ecuted by EDWARD ARTHUR
CAUSE NO.: 2017-0133-RPF
2 Bedroooms
State of Mississippi in Book
MORT 2012 at Page 3643; and NOTICE TO CREDITORS
THE UNKNOWN HEIRS-AT-LAW
AND DEVISEES OF FRANK
FURNARI, PATRICIA ANN FURN-
ARI, conveying certain real
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION 3 Bedrooms
OWEN, DECEASED, AND ALL property therein described to THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
WHEREAS, J.P. Morgan Mort- Letters of Administration hav- PERSONS OR ENTITIES HAV- MICHAEL LYON, as Trustee, for Furnished & Unfurnished
1, 2, & 3 Baths
gage Acquisition Corp. has ing been granted on the 15th ING OR CLAIMING A LEGAL OR MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC RE- TO: MARIE LNU, child of
heretofore substituted Shapiro day of October, 2019 by the EQUITABLE INTEREST IN CER- GISTRATION SYSTEMS INC AS Frances Drumm;
& Brown, LLC as Trustee by in-
strument dated July 2, 2019
Chancery Court of Lowndes TAIN REAL PROPERTY LOC-
County, Mississippi, to the un- ATED IN SECTION 16, TOWN-
NOMINEE FOR ONE REVERSE
MORTGAGE LLC, Original Bene- You have been made a Re-
Lease, Deposit
and recorded in the aforesaid dersigned, upon the Estate of SHIP 18 SOUTH, RANGE 18 ficiary, to secure the indebted- spondent in the suit filed in & Credit Check
Chancery Clerk's Office in Book Charles Wallace Henley, Sr., WEST, LOWNDES COUNTY, ness therein described, as this Court by Dorothy Rhoades,
2019 at Page 12989; and deceased, in Cause No. 2019- MISSISSIPPI, BEING TAX PAR- same appears of record in the in a Petition for First and Final viceinvestments.com
WHEREAS, default having been
made in the terms and condi-
0173 of said Court, notice is
Rentals
said indebtedness, having re- be forever barred. LAW AND DEVISEES OF FRANK Inc.; and Lowndes County Courthouse at APARTMENT, NOW KNOWN
quested the undersigned Sub- OWEN, DECEASED, AND ALL Columbus, Mississippi, and in AS SOCIAL BLOCK,CAN
stituted Trustee to execute the This the 7th day of October, PERSONS OR ENTITIES HAV- WHEREAS, the undersigned, case of your failure to appear HAVE ROOMMATE IF
trust and sell said land and 2019. ING OR CLAIMING A LEGAL OR Rubin Lublin, LLC has been ap- and defend a judgment will be DESIRED. 2 BEDROOM ,
property in accordance with the EQUITABLE INTEREST IN CER- pointed as Substitute Trustee; entered against you for the Ads starting at $25 1.5 BATHROOM, $720.00
terms of said deed of trust and /s/ David Henley TAIN REAL PROPERTY LOC- and money or other things deman- 662−684−9408
for the purpose of raising the David S. Henley, Sr., Adminis- ATED IN SECTION 16, TOWN- ded in the complaint or peti-
sums due thereunder, togeth- trator of the Estate of Charles SHIP 18 SOUTH, RANGE 18 NOW, THEREFORE, the holder tion. Apts For Rent: North Apts For Rent: Other
er with attorney's fees, Wallace Henley, Sr., WEST, LOWNDES COUNTY, of said Deed of Trust, having
trustee's fees and expense of deceased MISSISSIPPI, BEING TAX PAR- requested the undersigned so You are not required to file anFOX RUN APARTMENTS
sale. CEL NO. 61W080008800, to do, as Substitute Trustee or answer or other pleading, but 1ST MONTH − Rent Free!
1 & 2 BR near hospital. 1BR Apt − $350−$385
PUBLISHED: 10/23/2019, LOCATED AT 311 5TH AVENUE his duly appointed agent, by vir- you may do so if you desire. $595−$645 monthly.
NOW, THEREFORE, I, Shapiro & 10/31/2019, 11/06/2019 NORTH, COLUMBUS, MISSIS- tue of the power, duty and au- 2BR Apt − $395−$495
Brown, LLC, Substituted Trust- SIPPI thority vested and imposed ISSUED UNDER MY HAND AND Military discount, pet area, 2BR TwnHome − $625
ee in said deed of trust, will on IN THE SPECIAL COURT OF EM- upon said Substitute Trustee THE SEAL OF SAID COURT¸ this pet friendly, and furnished Lease, Dep & Credit Check.
November 6, 2019 offer for INENT DOMAIN You have been made Defend- shall, on November 21, 2019 the 21st day of October, 2019. corporate apts. Coleman Realty
sale at public outcry and sell ants in a lawsuit filed in this within the lawful hours of sale 24−HOUR PROFESSIONAL 662−329−2323.
within legal hours (being LOWNDES COUNTY, MISSIS- Court by the Columbus Re- between 11:00AM and 4:00PM /s/ Lisa Younger Neese by GYM. ON SITE SECURITY.
between the hours of 11:00 SIPPI development Authority to con- at the southeast front door of Tina Fisher, D.C. ON SITE MAINTENANCE.
a.m. and 4:00 p.m.), at the demn by eminent domain cer- Courthouse proceed to sell at LISA YOUNGER NEESE, Chan- ON SITE MANAGEMENT.
Southeast Door of the County COLUMBUS REDEVELOPMENT tain real property located in public outcry to the highest and cery Clerk Lowndes County, 24−HOUR CAMERA
Courthouse of Lowndes AUTHORITY PLAINTIFF Block 22 North of Main, Colum- best bidder for cash or certi- Mississippi
County, located at 505 2nd Av- bus, Mississippi, and being fied funds ONLY, the following SURVEILLANCE. Benji &
enue North, Columbus, MS Lowndes tax parcel described property situated in PUBLISH: 10/24, 10/31, & Ashleigh, 662−386−4446.
VS.
39701, to the highest and best 61W080008800. The property Lowndes County, Mississippi, 11/7/2019
bidder for cash or certified MELODY BARRY WILSON, ET is necessary to renew and re- to wit: PEAR ORCHARD
funds the following described AL. DEFENDANTS develop blighted conditions in TOWNHOUSES:
property situated in Lowndes accordance with the Urban Re- LAND SITUATED IN THE CITY 2BR starting @ $620
Employment
County, State of Mississippi, NO. 2019-0001-ED2 newal Plan (Burns Bottom) of OF CALEDONIA IN THE COUNTY
to-wit: the City of Columbus, Missis- OF LOWNDES IN THE STATE OF
3BR starting @ $680
sippi. MS INDEX AS FOLLOWS: 1.53 W/D incl. Great location.
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION $200 processing fee &
A survey of Lot No. 1 of an un- ACRE, MORE OR LESS, LYING
recorded plat, located in the TO: THE UNKNOWN HEIRS-AT- You are summoned to appear IN THE NORTHEAST QUARTER Call us: 662-328-2424 $50 application fee.
Southwest Quarter of Section LAW AND DEVISEES OF HENRY and defend against the com- OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTER On−site Management.
33, Township 18 South, Range WILLIAMS, DECEASED, THE plaint or petition filed against OF SECTION 26, TOWNSHIP 16 Onsite Security.
17 West, Lowndes County, Mis- UNKNOWN HEIRS-AT-LAW AND you in this action at 9:30 SOUTH, RANGE 17 WEST, General Help Wanted 662−328−9471 or
sissippi, and being particularly DEVISEES OF CARRIE WILLI- o’clock a. m. on the 10th day LOWNDES COUNTY. MISSIS- 662−889−7565.
described as follows: AMS, DECEASED, AND ALL of December, 2019, in the SIPPI, BEING DESCRIBED AS GENERAL LABORER
PERSONS OR ENTITIES HAV- County Court courtroom of the FOLLOWS: COMMENCING AT needed. Valid driver's
Beginning at the Southeast ING OR CLAIMING A LEGAL OR Lowndes County Courthouse in THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF Studio apartment for rent.
corner of the Southwest Columbus, Mississippi, and in THE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF license, transportation & Hwy 45 between Columbus
EQUITABLE INTEREST IN CER- experience required. Call
Quarter of Section 33, Town- TAIN REAL PROPERTY LOC- case of your failure to appear SAID SECTION 26 (IN THE and CAFB. No pets. No
ship 18 South, Range 17 West, ATED IN SECTION 16, TOWN- and defend, a judgment will be CENTERLINE OF A PUBLIC Jesse & Beverly's Lawn smoking. $400 rent and
Lowndes County, Mississippi; SHIP 18 SOUTH, RANGE 18 entered against you for the ROAD KNOWN AS DODSON Service at 662-356-6525. $400 deposit.
thence North 681 feet to an WEST, LOWNDES COUNTY, money or other things deman- ROAD); RUN THENCE NORTH 662−328−2340
iron pin; said iron being the MISSISSIPPI, BEING TAX PAR- ded in the complaint or peti- 87 DEGREES 30 MINUTES DOWNTOWN: 2BR/1BA
Northeast corner of the CEL NO. 61W090004700, tion. WEST, ALONG THE NORTH DEPENDABLE CAREGIVER CH&A, 1 story, W/D,
Lowndes County Board of Edu- LOCATED ON 5TH AVENUE SIDE OF SAID SECTION 26 FOR needed for a senior in historic district, 1 block
cation property (Deed Book NORTH, COLUMBUS, MISSIS- You are hereby further given 20 FEET TO THE INTERSEC- Columbus area. MUST
416 at Page 286 in the land re- notice that not less than ten TION OF THE NORTH SIDE OF from downtown.
SIPPI HAVE 5+ YEARS EXPERI- Find the perfect home. $575/mo. + $575 dep.
cords of Lowndes County, Mis- (10) days prior to the date of SAID SECTION 26 WITH THE
sissippi); thence North 87 de- the trial on December 10, WEST RIGHT OF WAY OF SAID ENCE. Must have refer- NO PETS. 662−574−8789.
You have been made Defend- ences and reliable trans-
grees 29 minutes West along ants in a lawsuit filed in this 2019, you are required to file DODSON ROAD; THENCE Peaceful & Quiet area.
the North line of said Board of Court by the Columbus Re- the Statement of Values pursu- SOUTH 02 DEGREES 41 portation. Mostly am work,
Education property a distance development Authority to con- ant to Miss. Code Ann. §11-27- MINUTES WEST, ALONG THE other shifts available.
of 1154 feet to an iron pin; demn by eminent domain cer- 7, which shall be treated as WEST RIGHT OF WAY OF SAID Call 630-698-6049. Transportation
thence North 02 degrees 01 tain real property located in pleadings in this action. The DODSON ROAD AND ALONG
minute West a distance of 534 Block 22 North of Main, Colum- date of the filing of the Com- THE EAST LINE OF THE 3-ACRE
feet to an iron pipe and the ini- bus, Mississippi, and being plaint herein is the 10th day of TRACT CONVEYED TO WALTER THE COMMERCIAL
tial point of this description; Lowndes tax parcel September, 2019, and the AND MARGARET GUENTHER Dispatch is seeking a
thence North 02 degrees 01 61W090004700. The property name and address of the attor- (RECORDED IN DEED BOOK mechanically-minded
minute West a distance of 138 is necessary to renew and re- ney for the Plaintiff is Martha 1216 AT PAGE 253 IN THE individual to work in its
feet to a point on the South develop blighted conditions in Bost Stegall, P. O. Box 7120, CHANCERY CLERK`S OFFICE
side of Old Yorkville Road; Tupelo, Mississippi 38802. OF SAID COUNTY), FOR 210 pressroom. Applicants
accordance with the Urban Re- must be comfortable work-
thence North 87 degrees 10 newal Plan (Burns Bottom) of Other than the Statement of FEET TO THE SOUTHEAST
minutes West along the South the City of Columbus, Missis- Values you are not required to CORNER THEREOF; THENCE ing around heavy ma-
side of said road a distance of sippi. file an Answer or other plead- SOUTH 02 DEGREES 11 chinery, adhering to tight
53.2 feet; thence North 73 de- ing but you may do so if you de- MINUTES WEST FOR 228.8 deadlines and must have
grees 07 minutes West along You are summoned to appear sire. FEET; THENCE SOUTH 02 DE- an eye for detail & quality.
the South side of said road a and defend against the com- GREES 44 MINUTES WEST FOR Flexible hours are a must.
distance of 97 feet to a point plaint or petition filed against Issued under my hand and the 340 FEET TO THE POINT OF BE-
on the East right of way line of seal of said Court, this 15th GINNING: THENCE SOUTH 01 Must pass drug test. Email
you in this action at 9:30 resume to
New Hope Road; thence South- o’clock a. m. on the 21st day day of October, 2019. DEGREE 38 MINUTES WEST,
easterly along said East right of of January, 2020, in the County ALONG SAID WEST RIGHT OF mfloyd@cdispatch.com or
way line a distance of 165 Court courtroom of the TERESA BARKSDALE, CLERK WAY (20 FEET FROM CENTER- drop resumes off at 516
feet; thence South 87 degrees Lowndes County Courthouse in SPECIAL COURT OF EMINENT LINE) FOR 325 FEET; THENCE Main St,
29 minutes East a distance of Columbus, Mississippi, and in DOMAIN, NORTH 88 DEGREES 31 Columbus, MS 39701.
134.2 feet to the initial point of case of your failure to appear LOWNDES COUNTY, MS MINUTES WEST FOR 150 No phone calls please.
this description and containing and defend, a judgment will be FEET;THENCE NORTH 17 DE-
0.46 acres, more or less. entered against you for the BY: Ann Marie Langford, D.C. GREES 05 MINUTES WEST FOR
money or other things deman- 342.8 FEET; THENCE SOUTH THE COMMERCIAL DIS-
SUBJECT TO the restrictive cov- ded in the complaint or peti- Publish: October 17, 24 and 88 DEGREES 31 MINUTES
enants and conditions con- 31, 2019 EAST FOR 260 FEET TO THE PATCH seeks a motivated,
tion. contracted carrier for the
tained in instrument dated POINT OF BEGINNING.
November 7, 1975 and recor- You are hereby further given SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEE'S NO- Brooksville & Macon area.
ded in Deed Book 525 at Page notice that not less than ten TICE OF SALE PROPERTY ADDRESS: The Excellent opportunity to
611 in the office of the Chan- (10) days prior to the date of street address of the property earn money for college.
cery Clerk of Lowndes County, the trial on January 21, 2020, WHEREAS, on March 19, is believed to be 51 DODSON Must have good transporta-
Mississippi. you are required to file the 2008, Roosevelt Latham, a RD, CALEDONIA , MS 39740. tion, valid driver's license
Statement of Values pursuant single man and Darcellia Wind- In the event of any discrep- & insurance. Delivers on
I WILL CONVEY only such title to Miss. Code Ann. §11-27-7, ham, a single woman ex- ancy between this street ad-
as vested in me as Substi- which shall be treated as dress and the legal description Sunday morning and Mon.-
ecuted a certain deed of trust
tuted Trustee. pleadings in this action. The to Jay Morris, Trustee for the of the property, the legal de- Fri. afternoons. Apply at
date of the filing of the Com- benefit of JPMorgan Chase scription shall control. The Commercial Dispatch,
WITNESS MY SIGNATURE on plaint herein is the 10th day of Bank, N.A. which deed of trust 516 Main Street in Colum-
this 2nd day of October, 2019. September, 2019, and the is of record in the office of the Title to the above described bus. No phone calls
name and address of the attor- Chancery Clerk of Lowndes property is believed to be good, please.
Shapiro & Brown, LLC ney for the Plaintiff is Martha County, State of Mississippi in but I will convey only such title
SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEE Bost Stegall, P. O. Box 7120, Book 2008 at Page 7635; and as is vested in me as Substi-
Tupelo, Mississippi 38802. tute Trustee. Medical / Dental
Shapiro & Brown, LLC Other than the Statement of WHEREAS, Carrington Mort-
1080 River Oaks Drive, Suite Values you are not required to gage Services, LLC has hereto- THIS LAW FIRM IS ATTEMPT-
B-202 file an Answer or other plead- fore substituted Shapiro & ING TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY
Flowood, MS 39232 ing but you may do so if you de- Brown, LLC as Trustee by in- INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL
(601) 981-9299 sire. strument dated August 14, BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE.
2019 and recorded in the
3187 New Hope Road Issued under my hand and the aforesaid Chancery Clerk's Of- 428 North Lamar Blvd, Suite
Columbus, MS 39702 seal of said Court, this 15th fice in Book 2019 at Page 107
18-022024 day of October, 2019. 16794; and Oxford, MS 38655
rlselaw.com/property-listing
Publication Dates: TERESA BARKSDALE, CLERK WHEREAS, default having been Tel: (877) 813-0992
October 9, 16, 23 and 31, SPECIAL COURT OF EMINENT made in the terms and condi- Fax: (404) 601-5846
2019 DOMAIN, tions of said deed of trust and
LOWNDES COUNTY, MS the entire debt secured thereby PUBLISH: 10/31/2019,
IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF having been declared to be due 11/07/2019, 11/14/2019
LOWNDES COUNTY, MISSIS- BY: Ann Marie Langford, D.C. and payable in accordance with
SIPPI the terms of said deed of trust, IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF
Publish: October 17, 24 and Carrington Mortgage Services, LOWNDES COUNTY, MISSIS-
IN THE MATTER OF THE ADOP- 31, 2019 LLC, the legal holder of said in- SIPPI
TION OF THE HEREINAFTER debtedness, having requested
NAMED MINOR IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF the undersigned Substituted IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
LOWNDES COUNTY, MISSIS- Trustee to execute the trust TATE OF GENE GRAYSON MAS-
KIMBERLY DAVIS SANDLIN SIPPI and sell said land and property SEY, DECEASED
AND JONATHAN SANDLIN, PETI- in accordance with the terms of
TIONERS RE: THE ESTATE OF MARY said deed of trust and for the CAUSE NO. 2019-0208-DE
ROUNSAVILLE, DECEASED purpose of raising the sums
CAUSE NO.: 2019-0006 due thereunder, together with LAUREN MASSEY, PETITIONER
BY: DOROTHY RHOADES, PETI- attorney's fees, trustee's fees
SUMMONS TIONER and expense of sale. NOTICE TO CREDITORS
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI CAUSE NO.: 2017-0133-RPF NOW, THEREFORE, I, Shapiro & STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Brown, LLC, Substituted Trust- COUNTY OF LOWNDES
TO: Unknown SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION ee in said deed of trust, will on
November 6, 2019 offer for Letters Testamentary have
You have been made a Defend- THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI sale at public outcry and sell been granted and issued to the
ant in the suit filed in this within legal hours (being undersigned upon the Estate of
Court by Kimberly Davis Sand- TO: FNU LNU, child of Charles between the hours of 11:00 Gene Grayson Massey, De-
lin and Jonathan Sandlin, Peti- Bean; a.m. and 4:00 p.m.), at the ceased, by the Chancery Court
tioner(s), seeking the Adoption Southeast Door of the County of Lowndes County, Missis-
of JWE. You are summoned to You have been made a Re- Courthouse of Lowndes sippi, on the 17th day of Octo-
appear and defend against spondent in the suit filed in County, located at 505 2nd Av- ber 2019. This is to give no-
said Complaint or Petition at this Court by Dorothy Rhoades, enue North, Columbus, MS tice to all persons having
9:00 o'clock a.m., on in a Petition for First and Final 39701, to the highest and best claims against said estate to
Thursday, the 16th dat of Janu- Accounting, Discharge of Ad- bidder for cash or certified probate and register same with
ary, 2020, in the Chancery ministratrix, Etc. in the Estate funds the following described the Chancery Clerk of Lowndes
courtroom of the Lowndes of Mary Rounsaville. property situated in Lowndes County, Mississippi, within
County Courthouse in Colum- County, State of Mississippi, ninety (90) days from the first
bus, Mississippi, and in case You are summoned to appear to-wit: publication date of this Notice
of your failure to appear and and defend against the com- to Creditors. A failure to so pro-
defend, a judgment will be plaint or petition filed against Lot 72 of Chilcutt Subdivision, bate and register said claim
entered against you for the you in this action at 9:00 A.M. Columbus, Mississippi, as re- will forever bar the same.
money or other things deman- on the 29th day of January, corded in Plat Book 2 at Page
ded in the Complaint or Peti- 2020, in the courtroom of the 4 on file in the Chancery This the 22nd day of October
tion. Lowndes County Courthouse at Clerk's Office of Lowndes 2019.
Columbus, Mississippi, and in County, Mississippi.
You are not required to file an case of your failure to appear /s/ Lauren Massey
Answer or other pleading, but and defend a judgment will be I WILL CONVEY only such title LAUREN MASSEY, Executrix
you may do so if you desire. entered against you for the as vested in me as Substi-
money or other things deman- tuted Trustee. PUBLISH: 10/31, 11/7, &
Issued under my hand and seal ded in the complaint or peti- 11/14/2019
of said Court, this the 11th day tion. WITNESS MY SIGNATURE on
of October, 2019. this 2nd day of October, 2019.
You are not required to file an
(Seal) answer or other pleading, but Shapiro & Brown, LLC
you may do so if you desire. SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEE
Chancery Clerk of Lowndes
County, Mississippi ISSUED UNDER MY HAND AND Shapiro & Brown, LLC
Lisa Younger Neese THE SEAL OF SAID COURT¸ this 1080 River Oaks Drive, Suite
the 21st day of October, 2019. B-202
By: Tina Fisher Flowood, MS 39232
Deputy Clerk /s/ Lisa Younger Neese by (601) 981-9299
Tina Fisher, D.C.
PUBLISH: 10/31, 11/7 & LISA YOUNGER NEESE, Chan- 117 Beech St You’ll find the best deals
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bathrooms. $1,200/mo + yard. Investors welcome,
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$550/mo. 1 year lease & A loveseat and chaise for
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$1,500.00/Acre
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1 yr lease. $650 rent plus ReStore is a thrift store
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