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Hand Book : Biographical Data of Members of Senate and House, Personnel of Standing Committees [1952] Mississippi University of Mississippi eGrove Mississippi Legislature Hand Books State of Mississippi Government Documents 1952 Hand book : biographical data of members of Senate and House, personnel of standing committees [1952] Mississippi. Legislature Follow this and additional works at: https://egrove.olemiss.edu/sta_leghb Part of the American Politics Commons Recommended Citation Mississippi. Legislature, "Hand book : biographical data of members of Senate and House, personnel of standing committees [1952]" (1952). Mississippi Legislature Hand Books. 7. https://egrove.olemiss.edu/sta_leghb/7 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the State of Mississippi Government Documents at eGrove. It has been accepted for inclusion in Mississippi Legislature Hand Books by an authorized administrator of eGrove. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ST.DOC. JK 4630 .A24 1952/56 HAND BOOK 1952-1956 Regular Session 1952 BIOGRAPHICAL DATA OF MEMBERS OF SENATE AND HOUSE SENATE AND HOUSE COMMITTEES MRS. HALLA MAY PATTISON Secretary of the Senate ROMAN KELLY Clerk of the House 3 2279 01558 4057 SENATE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Lieutenant Governor............ 3-8766 or 5-9361 Ext. 571 Senators (In Senate Chamber) ............................ 5-8228 2-9187, 2-9243 Senators (Through Switchboard) ...... 2-9408, 2-9409 2-9663 Secretary................................ 5-8228 or 6-9361 Ext. 644 Assistant Secretary................ 3-2574 or 5-9361 Ext. 644 Docket Clerk ........................................................ 5-2012 Legislative Drafting Office ................................ 6-2871 Finance Committee Room .................................... 3-1592 HOUSE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Speaker ................................ 3-3537 or 5-9361 Ext. 645 House Members 2-9187, 2-9243 (Through Switchboard) .................. 2-9408, 2-9409 2-9663 Clerk .......................................... 5-9361 Ext. 250 or 350 Assistant Clerk .......................... 5-9361 Ext. 250 or 350 Docket Clerk ........................................ 5-9361 Ext. 216 Legislative Drafting Office .................................. 5-2871 Appropriation Committee Room............ 5-9361 Ext. 222 MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE 1952-1956 HAND BOOK STATE OFFICIALS Governor . .. Hugh L. White Lieutenant Governor . Carroll Gartin Secretary of State . ...... ... ... Heber Ladner Attorney General . .. J.P. Coleman Treasurer . .. .. ...... Newton. James Superintendent of Education .... ....... J. M. Tubb Auditor of Public Accounts. William D. Neal Land Commissioner . W. L. McGahey Commissioner of Agriculture . S. E. ( Si ) Corley Insurance Commissioner . Walter Dell Davis Tax Collector . ... Mrs. Thomas L. Bailey Public Service Commissioners: First District Second District .. Third District ..... ...... Howard H. Little Highway Commissioners: First District . .. ... Felder Dearman Second District .John D. Smit Third District .. ... ..... Roy C. Adams Supreme Court Clerk ... .. ..... Tom Q. Ellis 2 1952-1956 HAND IlOOK SENATORS- DJSTRICTS AND COUNTIES let-H arrison­ H owa rd McDonnell, Ilox 319, Biloxi Stone 2nd- Wnyne­ Clem Britton, 1504 W. 5th St., L aurel J ones 3rd- J asper­ Havis H. Sartor, Box 4, Pachuta Clarke 4th- Simpson­ Willis T . Matthews, Box 234 Magee Covington 5th- Rankin­ W. E. McIntyre, Jr., Ilrnndon Smith 6th- Pike­ John J. (Buck) Bacot, Osyka Franklin 7th-Amite­ Kenneth Stewart, Osyka Wiikinson Sth- Lincoln­ Ray W. Price, Brookhaven Lawrence 9th-Adams L awrence Adame, 710 N. Union St., Natchez lOth- Claiborne­ P . M. Watkins, 507 Church St., Port Gibson Jefferson 11th- Copiah Frank D. Barlow, Crystal Springs 12th- Hinds­ Mitchell Robinson, L ampton Bldg., Jackson Warren E llis Bodron, 1st. Nat'I. Bank Bldg., Vicksburg Burkett H . Ma rtin, Box 789, Vicksburg ·I- 13th- Scott­ L . B. Porter, Box 155, Union N ewton 14th-Lauderdale Wm. J . (Billy) Gunn, Jr., Box 222, Mer idian 15th- Kemper­ Claude V . Cornwell, L ouisville Wins ton 16th- N oxubee W. B. Lucas, Macon 17th- L eake- Marvin T. Wooten, Carthage N eshoba 18th- Madison Enrl Evans, Jr., Canton 19th- Yazoo William McGraw, Bentonia 20th- Sharkey- Herman C. Glazier, Jr., Ilox 83, R olling Fork Issaquena I 21st-Holmes T . M. Williams, Sr., Box 210, Lexington 22nd- Attala Stokes Sanders, Kosciusko 3rd-Oktibbeha- H or ace H. Harned, Jr., RFD 1, Starkville Cboctaw 24th- Clay­ J . E . Eudy, Box 267, Eupora Webster 25th- Lowndes Dr. T. H. H enry, Columbus MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE a 26th- Carroll­ L. H . Jobe, 118 Hampton Ave., Winona Montgomery 27th- Leflore­ H arvey P e nnington, Stover 'fa lla hntchie 28th- Ya llobusha­ Murray L. Williams, 110 Calhoun St., Water Grennda Valley 29th- Washington. George B. Walker, Stoneville Sunflower­ J a mes T. (Pat) Bridges, Box 322, Belzoni Humphreys 30th-Bolivar W. B. Alexander, Cleveland 31st--Chickasaw­ Ed DeMoville, Okolona Calhoun- George W . Owens, Box 93, Pontotoc Pontotoc 32nd-Lafayette Thomas R. Ethridge, Oxford 33rd-Panola James McClure, Jr., Box 132, Sardis 34th- Coa homa- S. Hudson Kyle, RFD 2, Box 109, Clarksdale Tunica­ Quitman 35th-DeSoto W. F. Turman, Star Route, U.S. 61 S., H ernando 36th-Union­ Br inkley, Morton, Senatobia Tippah­ Booth 0. Simpson, Box 21, Blue Mounta in Tute­ H. B. Appleton, Box 5, Byhalia Benton­ Marsha ll 37th- Tishomingo­ J . 0 . (Click) Clark , Iuka Alcorn­ Prentiss 38th-Monroe- Royce White, Fulton Lee­ Clarence L. Stoddard, 312 9th Ave. N., Amory Itawamba 39th-Jefferson Ed Simmons, Box 306, Tylertown Davis­ M arion­ Wallhall 40th- Lamar- Quitmnn Lott, Box 171, Purvis Pearl River­ Hancock 41st-George­ H ermes Gautier, Pascagoula Greene­ Jackson 42nd- Forrest- Stanton A. H a ll, H attiesburg P erry 1952-1956 HAND BOOK BIOGRAPHICAL DATA SENATE PRESIDING OFFICER GARTIN, CARROLL, Laurel, (Lieutenant-Governor). Born Sep­ tember 14, 1913 at Meridian, Mississippi. Lawyer; Baptist; Mason : Shriner; O. E. S. ; K of P ; Odd Fellow; Rebekah Lodge ; Exchange Club; American Legion; V. F. W.; 40 et 8; Mayor of Laurel Two Terms; Ma rried. SENATORS ADAMS, GEORGELALAWRENCE (Lawrence). 710 N. Union St.. mrcJ.ez. (9th: Adams). Born December 10, 1914, at Natchez, Miss. Lawyer; Presbyterian; Phi Delta Theta; Lions Club; Mem­ ber Board of Trustees Jefferson Military College; Major, Infan­ try ; Married; Senate 1948-1962. ALEXANDER, WILLIAM BROOKS (W. B.), Boyle; (Business Ad­ dress: Cleveland) ; (30th: Bolivar). Born February 25, 1894, at Birmingham, Ala. Lawyer ; Farmer; Landlord ; Colonel, Missis­ sippi State Guard; Baptist; Virginia Military Institute, Class of 1916 ; Mason ; Scottish Rite; Shrine; Chairman School Board; Member Board of Deacons, Baptist; President Bolivar County Bar Association, Member Mississippi State Bar Association, American Bar Association ; Exchange Club; Married. APPLETON, HOMER BYRON (H. B.), Byhalia, Box 5; (36th: Marshall, Benton, Tippah, Union, Tate). Born November 24, 1900, at Bells, Tenn. Teacher; Merchant; Baptist; Mason ; Order of Eastern Star; Lions Club; State and County Teachers Associa­ tions ; Married. BAcCOT, JOHN JUNIUS (Buck), Osyka, (6th: Pike, Franklin). Born January 20, 1919, at Osyka, Mies. Teacher; Presbyterian; V. F. W. ; American Legion; Kappa Phi Kappa; Phi Mu Epsilon; Married ; House 1948-1952. BARLOW, FRANK DOWNER. (Frank D.) Crystal Springs, (11th: Copiah). Born October 4, 1891, at Barlow, Miss. Cattleman; Tree Farmer; President Mississ ippi Livestock Council; Member Mississippi Agricultural and Industrial Exposition Commission; President Copiah Livestock Association; Methodist; Married; Sen­ ate 1944-1948; 1948-1952. BODRON, ELLIS BARKET (Ellis B.), Room 406, First National Bank Bldg., Vicksburg-(12th: Hinds, Warren). Born October 25, 1923, at Vicksburg, Miss. Lawyers ; Junior Chamber of Commerce ; Pi Kappa Alpha ; Lions Club; Single ; House 1948-1952. BRIDGES, JAMES TERRELL (PAT) (Jamee T.), Box 322, Belzoni. (29th: · Sunflower, Washington, Humphreys). Born March 17, 1913, at Inverness, Miss. Lawyer and Certified Public Account­ ant; Baptist; Member Mississippi State Bar Association and Humphreys County Bar Association ; American Institute of Ac­ countants; Mississippi Society of Certified Public Accountants; Single. BRITTON, CLEM JAMES (Clem), 1504 W. 5th St., Laurel. (2nd: Jones, Wayne). Born June 5, 1904, in Wayne County, Mias. Auto­ mobile Dealer: Baptist; Mason ; Shriner: Lions Club: Married. M lSSlSSlPPI LEGISLATURE 5 CLARK, JAMES ORVILLE, "Click" (J . 0.). Iuka. (37th: Tisho­ mingo, Alcorn, Prentiss). Born August 2, 1910, at Belmont, Miss. Lawyer; Methodist ; S. D. K.; Lions Club; Mason; Married; H ouse 1940-1944; Senate 1948-1952. CORNWELL, CLAUDE VIVIAN (Claude V.), Louisville. (15th: Winston, Kemper). Born March 20, 1887. in Winston County, Miss. Salesman; Businessman and Farmer; Methodist; Mason; Shriner; American Legion ; Chairman Promotions Committee. Highway Twenty-Five Association ; Married. DeMOVILLE, LARKIN EDWARD (Ed), Okolona. (31st: Chicka­ saw, Pontotoc, Calhoun . orn eptember 24, 1905, at Pikeville. Miss. Farmer and Dairyman; Presbyterian; Mason; Shriner; Married ; H ouse 1942. ETHRIDGE, THOMAS RAMAGE (Thomas R.) , Oxford. (32nd: Lafayette ). Born May 2, 1918, at West P oint, Miss. Lawyer; Insurance Agency ; Forme r City Attorney of Oxford; Presbyterian; Lions Club; Phi Delta Theta; Phi Alpha Delta; Chamber of Com­ merce; Major, U. S. Marine Corps Reserve; Married; Senate 1948- 1952. EUDY, JAMES E VERETT (J. E.), Box 267, Eupora. (24th: Clay, Webster). Born July 15, 1886, in W ebster County, Miss., where Town of Eupora is now located. L awyer; Methodist; Mason ; Royal
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