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Chief Selvain Mc- faces run past him into the vic- State rests in capital murder case; defendant doesn’t testify Queen — who tim’s house. was a lieutenant “When I saw them, I threw BY ISABELLE ALTMAN disabled cousin, Eddie Bank- tellectual disability. at the time — in my hands up and took off,” the [email protected] head, 35. The defense opted Bankhead and three others which he said defendant said in the video. not to put any witnesses on the are charged in the death of Ed- A Lowndes County jury will he did not par- Bankhead said he ran to his stand. die Bankhead, who was shot in likely begin deliberating the ticipate in the niece’s house on 19th Street Closing statements are his College Street home during capital murder case of a Colum- Bankhead robbery. Instead, and no one was home. Michael bus man today. scheduled to begin in circuit an armed robbery. Bankhead told Ross, 36, another suspect in the The state rested its case court this morning. Though it In court Wednesday, the police he hap- case, then picked him up in a Wednesday afternoon against is a capital murder case, Dis- state showed the jury a video of pened to be at the house where car. Two other suspects, Omar 39-year-old Derrick Bankhead, trict Attorney Scott Colom said Derrick Bankhead’s statement the robbery took place and that Beard, 33, and Cortez Williams, who is charged in the July 2011 Bankhead is not eligible for the after the shooting to former he ran when he saw two armed 31, were in the car at that time. shooting death of his physically death penalty because of an in- Columbus Police Department men with bandannas on their See TRIAL, 3A Starkville Night Market Communiversity work about to begin set for Friday First-time event transforms traditional farmer’s market into an urban, pop-up shopping experience

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Almost 30 retailers and in- dependent vendors will offer a variety of goods and wares during Friday’s Starkville Main Street Association-spon- sored Night Market, while seven area restaurants and distributors will provide sam- plings of locally sourced foods Prather and signature cocktails. The night offering of the Starkville Com- munity Market, scheduled from 7-9 p.m. at Fire Station Park, is the Greater Starkville Development Partnership’s first ever attempt Courtesy photo/PryorMorrow to transform the traditional farmer’s market This rendering shows a proposed showroom area within East Mississippi Community College’s Communiver- into an urban, pop-up shopping experience. sity. Construction will soon begin on the project. While event goers can enjoy offerings from participating retailers, artisans and formation release year,” Miller said. “Hopefully be- independent shopkeepers, they can also Bidding process near, from the Colum- fore the end of the calendar year, purchase a $15 armband to partake in food bus-based Pryor- folks will see a lot of activity at the tastings from local restaurants that will have construction work Morrow architec- construction site.” booths on-site. A $25 armband will give shop- ture firm. Bids Miller said the project should pers unlimited tastings from those restau- expected for fall will be opened on have about a two-year construc- rants as well as wine, beer and cocktails. BY ALEX HOLLOWAY Oct. 6, and EMCC tion period. He said EMCC hopes Jennifer Prather, the Partnership’s spe- [email protected] Vice President for to have it open by fall 2018. cial events coordinator and SCM manager, Miller Administration The Communiversity, formally said the event is expected to draw a large Work on the East Mississippi known as the Center for Manu- crowd, as many people on social media are Paul Miller said a Community College’s “Communi- facturing Technology Excellence sharing information with their friends and construction contract should be versity” should begin this fall, if saying they’ll attend. awarded shortly after. 2.0, will host manufacturing and everything goes as planned. “I think the night market really appeals “That means we’ll be breaking technical training-based pro- to a number of people, and it will definitely Bid advertisements go out ground hopefully before the hol- grams at a 30-acre site on High- give the opportunity to out-of-town folks to today, according to a project in- iday season begins this calendar See COMMUNIVERSITY, 8A experience Starkville’s creativity and cul- See NIGHT MARKET, 8A Plum Creek Environmental celebrates expansion West Point Mayor Rob- State, local officials Environmental Technolo- the TV and in the newspapers, bie Robin- gies, was speaking at a Gold- and it’s always this big corpo- son, Plum praise company’s en Triangle Development ration,” Wamble said. “This is Creek Envi- LINK-hosted event to for- surreal to me. But why not? ronmental move to West Point mally announce his company We’ve been here a while and Technologies moving to a new facility in we pay taxes and shop here President Jim Wamble BY ALEX HOLLOWAY West Point. and employ people. and Gov. [email protected] In an event that featured “Why not us?” Wamble Phil Bryant Gov. Phil Bryant, Wamble asked again. “Who says it speak after Jim Wamble could scarce- said it was hard to believe his can’t be?” a LINK event ly contain his awe before the company, founded in 2009, Plum Creek employs 43 Wednesday crowd at the Ritz Theater and had come so far. Plum Creek people, Wamble said. He said to announce Convention Center in down- those jobs will move to West Plum Creek’s is moving to West Point be- move to town West Point. cause it’s outgrown its Colum- Point, with plans to add 50 West Point. Wamble, president of Co- bus facility. more over the next two years. Alex Holloway/Dispatch Staff lumbus-based Plum-Creek “We’ve seen this before on See PLUM CREEK, 3A

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Tour buses president of the African pass but never stop at a American Museum & Cul- Houston building where tural Center of New Mexi- Latino activists planned co. “There are a lot of sites civil rights events. Motels that should be recognized that welcomed minori- and remembered because ty motorists along 1950s they tell our story.” Route 66 sit abandoned. In Alabama, for exam- From a Civil War bat- ple, tourism officials invite tlefield where Hispanic visitors to experience such Union soldiers fought to places as the University of birthplaces of civil rights leaders, sites linked to the Alabama’s Foster Audito- nation’s struggle for racial rium, where Gov. George equality are overlooked, Wallace stood at the en- neglected and absent from trance to prevent two black travel guides. students from entering. 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fers suggestions on what Smith and Brooks op- Smith also said the Decision on CLRA study still pending the county might need to posed it. consultants did not con- consider if it wants to cre- “Unfortunately, I be- tact the city during the BY ALEX HOLLOWAY should see what your ate its own parks system. lieve the members of the study, though supervi- [email protected] constituents have to say The inter-local parks Board of Supervisors sors indicated that would — have some public meet- agreement requires a have conferred with each likely happen when they The Lowndes Coun- ings around the city, the ty Board of Supervisors one-year notice period other again and the ma- hired the firm in June. county, maybe combine should any party choose briefly spoke about a re- them,” Hinds added. Sanders Smith jority have their minds The study only notes cently-completed parks to withdraw. The county hired Clin- made up,” Smith said in meeting with CLRA Di- and recreation study after District 5 Supervisor it was the county’s first ton-based RF Outdoor a written statement re- rector Greg Lewis. a citizen raised concerns Leroy Brooks said a deci- step toward ending the Consulting, LLC in June leased Tuesday. “If I am “I had hoped that this in Wednesday’s meeting sion on what, if anything, partnership that main- right, they will begin dis- study would involve the to conduct a review of the the county should do is at the courthouse. tains CLRA. He said he mantling the Recreation city,” Smith said. “After facilities and operations still pending. Berry Hinds, a Colum- feared it would ultimately Authority without regard all, the city is a partner in of the Columbus-Lown- “There has been no for- bus resident, told super- lead to “recreation segre- to the wishes of the res- the Recreation Authority. des Recreation Authority. mal decision made by this visors he reviewed the gation,” and has since told idents of the city, all of Regardless of this part- nine-page report released The county paid $4,000 board regarding what’s The Dispatch he main- for the study and received going to happen to parks whom are county voters nership, the authors of publicly last week and is tains that stance. and residents. I certain- the study failed to seek the report in mid-August. and recreation,” Brooks The city offered, with- worried the county may ly hope they prove me input from the city in any move forward on a deci- CLRA operates under said. “I think that misno- out success, to join the wrong.” way, at any time.” sion without citizen in- an inter-local agreement mer may be out there. I’m county in the hiring pro- volvement. between Columbus and sure that at some point, cess and hold public inter- “I’m here to encour- Lowndes County, and re- when some decision is views for consultants to age you to get input from ceives the vast majority of made, it will be discussed review parks. the public,” Hinds said. its funding from the two in the public.” Smith said he’s still The board took no ac- 9/11 Disaster “Forty percent of your entities. open to meetings with constituents live inside The study has sparked tion on the matter. the county to discuss the city limits of Colum- fears in the city that the the issue, but he believes bus. I can only speak for county intends to with- Mayor’s statements “three supervisors” have Prep Rally one of those constituents draw from the inter-local Columbus Mayor Rob- already reached their de- — that’s me — but I feel agreement. ert Smith issued updat- cision. Preparation for disaster in a fun and friendly way! like you’d be making a While the study ed statements about the Board President Har- mistake (to) cut out forty doesn’t make any specif- parks study earlier in the ry Sanders, District 2 percent completely from ic recommendations as week. Supervisor Bill Brigham Sunday, Sept. 11 recreation funds inside to whether the county In the summer, Smith and District 3 Supervisor the city. should withdraw from the offered an alarmed re- John Holliman voted for “I think that’s a mis- inter-local agreement, the sponse to the proposed the study in June, while Columbus Soccer Complex take, and I think you final page of the report of- study, saying he believed District 4 Supervisor Jeff 3pm-7pm Moment of Silence at 6pm • Free Hot Dogs Free for Everyone • Geared to Students Grades K-5 Free Access to Fire Truck GET SWEPT UP & Firemen Decorate a Pillowcase for FREE!

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Plum Creek Continued from Page 1A He said the company’s than that,” Bryant said. Creek’s arrival in West happy to see the company service operation will “We love to bring com- Point is timely, with Bab- moving to Clay County. remain in Columbus, at panies from around the cock and Wilcox ceasing “We are excited for least for the short term. world, but to see these its industrial production Plum Creek to be coming Bryant applauded Mississippians — the in the town in the spring. to Clay County and West Plum Creek’s accom- families, the moms, the “We’ve got a workforce Point,” Davis said. “We’re plishments. He said it’s children — being in- that can sustain and fill excited for the job oppor- encouraging to see a volved as entrepreneurs those 50 new jobs,” Rob- tunities for our commu- home-grown business and investing back in this inson said. nity. Anything we can do succeed. state is remarkable.” Clay County Board of to help them with they’re “To a Mississippian, West Point Mayor Rob- Supervisors President endeavors, we’ll be there there’s nothing better bie Robinson said Plum R.B. Davis said he’s also for them.” Trial Continued from Page 1A In the car, Williams later changed his mind. at the trial. He said that cocaine so that he could said he thought he’d hit The night of the robbery, when he took Bankhead’s get the door to the victim’s the victim, Bankhead said he and Ross had already statement, he did not be- house open. That would in the video. The others in been by Eddie’s house to lieve the suspect was be- allow Beard and Williams the car said they hoped he purchase cocaine. ing honest the whole time. to run in and grab the co- hadn’t. “I was at the wrong Ross testified in Bank- caine they wanted to steal. In the video, Bankhead place at the wrong time,” head’s trial Tuesday, say- Ross is also facing a admitted he had planned to Bankhead said in the vid- ing the defendant had set capital murder charge in rob the victim, who report- eo. up the robbery and was the case. His trial is set to Cycle safe edly dealt cocaine, but had McQueen also testified only pretending to buy begin Nov. 14. Wear a helmet 4A THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2016 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com Business THE SHERMAN BUSINESS REPORT Anytime Fitness opening in Columbus Former Chili’s location The Chili’s restau- in the Jackson area, rant building, 1207 Larry Brown relocated for sale and a father/ Hwy. 45 N., that closed to Starkville with his on July 27 is now for daughter Cori Brown daughter duo open a sale by The Shopping Cater. The licensed pro- Center Group. Lee fessional counselors of- counseling service Norman, the location’s fer individual, pre-mar- exclusive agent, said ital, couples and family BY CALEB W. SHERMAN he has received steady counseling. The duo [email protected] interest in the near- also offers co-therapy ly 4,000 square-foot to help remedy client nytime Fitness is opening a restaurant but he was fears of gender-bias or second location in Columbus unable to comment on Caleb Sherman one-sidedness. A next week. It will be located any offers made. “Our goal is to serve at 3918 Hwy. 45 N., the former loca- The property is 1.84 the needs of our clients tion of Prairie Pointe Power Sports. acres and has 113 parking spaces. in their journey toward a life of The gym is offering a special A new father-daughter counsel- wholeness,” Brown said. promotional rate for new members ing practice has come to Starkville. The Sherman Business Report joining in September. Clarity Counseling opened is a weekly column that runs each © The Dispatch Like Us On Facebook! Anytime Fitness members have Aug. 29 at 1014 N. Jackson St. in Thursday. We want your input. Send 24/7 access to all of its more than the Broadcast Media building. items and tips to news@cdispatch. 3,000 worldwide locations. After a 30-year counseling career com or [email protected]

Recliner maker to hire 600, invest $20 million 1803 Highway 45 N • Columbus (Kroger Plaza) Southern Motion will move into 650,000 square-foot couches with particular 662.570.4638 fabrics much faster than We Now Have 3 Certified Repair Technicians! former Hancock Fabrics building in Baldwyn overseas manufacturers. Bland said upholsterers, WE BUY BY JEFF AMY ern Motion in August for Tammy Craft. Lee County one of the more common All Cellphone Models EVER MADE! Old or New! The Associated Press $9.3 million as it liquidat- is providing property tax job positions, can make Any Condition! IPods, Zunes, Smart Watches & Much More! Now Buying Video Game Consoles! We Pay Cash! ed its business and laid off breaks worth a projected more than $16 an hour. JACKSON — A grow- 350 local workers. $800,000 over 10 years, U.S. Labor Depart- ing northeast Mississippi “We have enough con- and Lee County Supervi- company will take over ment figures show furni- fidence in the future of sor Billy Joe Holland said ture-making employment the former headquarters our business and the fu- he hoped Southern Mo- peaked statewide in Mis- of a regional mainstay that ture of the furniture busi- tion might hire some laid- 90 Day sissippi in 1999 at 32,000 dissolved in bankruptcy. ness to take the big leap,” off Hancock workers. The Warranty on workers and fell almost Southern Motion an- said Roger Bland, CEO Tennessee Valley Author- Repairs nounced Wednesday of Southern Motion. The ity provided unspecified to half that level by 2013. that it will spend $20 company has 1,200 em- assistance. But the industry has add- million and hire 600 ployees in the town of Pon- Bland said the compa- ed 2,000 workers since people over six years totoc, where it was found- ny has grown by 15 per- — mostly in its heartland as the reclining-furni- ed, and 250 in Baldwyn. cent a year, on average, around Tupelo — even as ture maker moves into a The state is providing over the past five years. the former Lane Indus- 650,000-square-foot build- $2 million for building He said demand for its tries shrank from 4,000 ing in Baldwyn. Former modifications, said Mis- mid-priced furniture is workers to 500. BRING IN THIS AD FOR $7.00 OFF ANY REPAIR! owner Hancock Fabrics sissippi Development strong, especially because sold the building to South- Authority spokeswoman it can deliver chairs and

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PASCAGOULA — In- galls Shipbuilding has been awarded a $13.7 mil- lion contract to perform design work for the U.S. Navy newest amphibious warship, the LX(R). Ingalls president Brian Cuccias said in a news re- lease the LX(R) is intend- ed to replace the Navy’s Harpers Ferry- and Whid- bey Island-class dock landing ships. He says they will em- ploy the same hull as the San Antonio class, of which Ingalls has deliv- ered 10 to the Navy, with another — the Portland — under construction.

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Starkville. JCG Apparel is located at 221 E. Main Street in Starkville. © The Dispatch The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2016 5A AREA OBITUARIES COMMERCIAL DISPATCH Feb. 4, 1943, to the late Rush of West Point; and made to West Point Lehr of New Jersey; Andrew Tyler and Felix OBITUARY POLICY Durley Sykes and Lois brothers, Carvis Ellis, Animal Shelter, 1212 and ten grandchildren. Tyler. Obituaries with basic informa- Louise Chandler Sykes Gerome Ellis, Koby Old Tibbee Road, West Memorials may be tion including visitation and in West Point. service times, are provided Ellis, Tarvars Davis and Point, MS 39773. Toby Tyler made to Faith Baptist free of charge. Extended obit- In addition to his par- Derrick Johnson, all of WEST POINT — Church, 1834 East uaries with a photograph, de- ents, he was preceded Starkville. Edward Lehr Toby T. Tyler, 69, died Church Hill Road, West tailed biographical information in death by his sister, LUZERNE, Pa. — Aug. 30, 2016, at Fay- Point, MS 39773. and other details families may Linda Miller; and broth- Mike Pierce Edward J. “Sledge” ette Medical Longterm wish to include, are available er, Roy Frank Sykes. WEST POINT — Lehr, 68, died Aug. 29, Care Center in Fayette, for a fee. Obituaries must be He is survived by Michael Lee Pierce, 54, 2016, at Adele Brooks submitted through funeral Alabama. NOXUBEE COUN- his daughter, Kimblery died Aug. 30, 2016. Celtic Hos- homes unless the deceased’s Services will be TY — Adele McCoy body has been donated to Dawn Sykes of Aber- Services will be at pice Inpa- at 2 p.m. Friday at Brooks, 58, died Jan. science. If the deceased’s deen; sons, Charles 3 p.m. Friday at First tient Unit, Calvert Funeral Home 30, 1958. body was donated to science, Thomas Sykes and Troy Baptist Church with the Geising Chapel with the Rev. the family must provide official Gene Sykes, both of Rev. Dale Funderburg South Wil- Ben Yarber officiating. Arrangements are proof of death. Please submit Carbon Hill, Alabama; officiating. Burial will kes-Barre. Burial will follow in Old incomplete and will be all obituaries on the form sisters, Carolyn Walker follow in Greenwood Services announced by Carter’s provided by The Commercial Montpelier Cemetery. and Durlene Lavender, Cemetery. Visitation will be at Lehr Visitation is from 5-8 Funeral Services of Dispatch. Free notices must both of Aberdeen, and be submitted to the newspa- will be two hours 10 a.m. p.m. today at the funer- Macon. Martha West and Bren- per no later than 3 p.m. the prior to services at the Saturday at S.J. Gront- al home. da Walker Crump, both day prior for publication Tues- church. Robinson Fu- kowski Funeral Home Mr. Tyler was born of Hamilton; and one day through Friday; no later neral Home is in charge in Plymouth. Dec. 22, 1946, to the than 4 p.m. Saturday for the grandchild. of arrangements. Mr. Lehr was born Sunday edition; and no later late Paul and Annie Mr. Pierce was born Sept. 11, 1947, to the B. Hunt Tyler. He was Sherril Shumpert than 7:30 a.m. for the Monday Oct. 1, 1961, to Clyde late Edward Lehr and edition. Incomplete notices Jerry Outlaw Jr. self-employed as a Caudillo must be received no later than STARKVILLE — and Joyce Pierce. He Rita Ruddy in Plym- painter. Visitation: Jerry Outlaw Jr., 41, was a graduate of West outh, Massachusetts. Friday, Sept. 2 • 6-8 PM 7:30 a.m. for the Monday In addition to his par- Gunter & Peel Funeral Home through Friday editions. Paid died Aug. 23, 2016, at Point High School He was a graduate of ents, he was preceded Services: notices must be finalized by 3 Baptist Memorial Hos- and Mississippi State Plymouth High School. in death by four sisters Saturday, Sept. 3 • 2 PM p.m. for inclusion the next day Gunter & Peel Chapel pital-Golden Triangle. University. He was He served in the U.S. and three brothers. Burial Monday through Thursday; and Services are at 11 employed as a certified Air Force and was em- Memorial Gardens on Friday by 3 p.m. for Sunday He is survived by his gunterandpeel.com a.m. today at Ebenezer public accountant. ployed with King’s Col- wife, Mildred Tyler of and Monday publication. For MB Church with In addition to his lege in maintenance. more information, call 662- West Point; daughter, the Rev. Tyrone Ellis parents, he is survived In addition to his par- Della Sims 328-2471. Tonia Denis McFalls officiating. Burial will by his wife, Mellie ents, he was preceded Incomplete of West Point; sons, gunterandpeel.com follow in Rockhill UM Hoskins Pierce; chil- in death by his sister, Johnny Wayne Tyler of James Sykes Cemetery. Visitation dren, Anna Margaret Rita Lehr Kupstas. Steens, Toby Duane Ty- HAMILTON — was from noon-5:30 Ward, Michael Riley He is survived by his ler of Vernon, Alabama, James Thomas Sykes, p.m. Wednesday at Cen- Pierce, Sidney Pierce, wife, Barbara Zenda; and Tobi Drew Tyler of 73, died Aug. 30, 2016, tury-Hairston Funeral Danielle Phillips and children, Janet Lehr, West Point; sisters, Ann at his residence. Home. Summer Parris; broth- John Lehr and Lance Services will be Mr. Outlaw was born ers, Robby Pierce and Lehr, all of Mississippi, Thompson of Petal, at 2 p.m. Saturday at Dec. 2, 1974, to Jerry Reggie Pierce; and two Ashley Lehr Gambriel Pauline Stansfield of Tisdale-Lann Chapel in Outlaw Sr. and Alfreda granddaughters. of Mechanicsburg, Lilburn, Georgia, and Aberdeen with Robert Outlaw. He was em- Pallbearers will be Pennsylvania, Michele Dyann Hazlewood of Moore officiating. Buri- ployed with the Missis- Todd Glusenkamp, McMullen of Shaver- Cedar Bluff; seven al will follow in New sippi State University Hal Barkley, Gil Lyon, town, Pennsylvania grandchildren; and one Prospect Cemetery. Landscaping Depart- Marc Shipman, Billy and Heather Musick of great-granddaughter. Visitation will be from ment. Buck Staggers, Julius Wilkes-Barre, Penn- Pallbearers will be 4-8 p.m. Friday at the In addition to his par- McClenton and Colby sylvania; sister, Debra Bob Tyler, Ernie Tyler, funeral home. ents, he is survived by Parris. Phillips of Exeter, Penn- John Tyler, Matthew Mr. Sykes was born his sister, Terri Outlaw Memorials may be sylvania; brother, John Duane Tyler, Noah Exceptional Service No Exceptions Our commitment to W nursing scholarship will honor two slain nuns excellent service allows When Caring Counts... us to say that no matter degree in nursing from Creighton ‘So many of our students have been touched by University in Omaha, Neb. She first what kind of services FUNERAL HOME worked as a home health nurse and you have in mind, we’ll & CREMATORY the selfless giving of Sister Margaret and Sister later for the Department of Health provide you with the best 1131 N. Lehmberg Rd. Paula to those in need’ in Tupelo. Her final ministry was service available. 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She A nursing scholarship being es- “So many of our students have initially served as a staff nurse and Sherril Elizabeth Shumpert tablished at Mississippi University been touched by the selfless giving program director for Cadet Health Caudillo, age 65 , of Olive for Women will honor the lives and of Sister Margaret and Sister Pau- Services, but from 1985 until her Branch, MS, died Sunday, memories of two nuns known for la to those in need,” said Dr. Sheila death she devoted herself to health- August 28, 2016 at Baptist their ministries of caring for the Adams, dean of the College of Nurs- care at health departments and Memorial Hospital – Memphis, poor. ing and Speech-Language Patholo- clinics in the state, most recently at TN. Funeral arrangements Sister Margaret Held and Sis- gy. “They will be greatly missed by the Lexington clinic. have been entrusted to ter Paula Merrill, both of whom all of us, especially those they min- Johnnie Sue Wijewardane, Gunter & Peel Funeral Home. worked at the Lexington (Miss.) istered to on a daily basis. This is a head of graduate nursing at The Services will be Saturday, Medical Clinic, were tragically tragic loss, and we hope this schol- W, said that both Sister Held and September 3, 2016 at 2:00 PM killed Aug. 25. Both were graduates arship will honor the spirit of their Sister Merrill had touched many in the chapel of Gunter & Peel Funeral Home, of The W’s nursing program. Sis- lives.” W students, past and present. “As ter Held earned a master’s degree To be called the Sister Marga- Rev. 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PETER IMES General Manager ZACK PLAIR, Managing Editor BETH PROFFITT Advertising Director The MICHAEL FLOYD Circulation/Production Manager Opinion Dispatch MARY ANN HARDY Controller HOME BASE CARTOONIST VIEW OTHER EDITORS Take time to Lawmakers remember before provide poor it’s too late example for state’s A soldier stood alone college students among headstones in a south Arkansas cemetery With the start of a new school playing “Taps” on Saturday, year comes the revival of an issue while another waited by that doesn’t seem to be going away an American flag-draped anytime soon. It was reported this casket that sat in front of a week that the state flag has been mourning family. removed from the campuses of Soon the two soldiers, Mississippi State University and both with the Arkansas the Mississippi University for Army National Guard, gath- Women, leaving Delta State as the ered at the casket to remove only remaining public university in the flag, fold it and hand Zack Plair the state still flying it. it to a deceased veteran’s Think about that. youngest daughter. While the issue of whether to As I looked on from It occurred change Mississippi’s flag won’t be just outside the mourners’ decided on these campuses, it is tent, I experienced a very to me I didn’t a powerful statement that almost peculiar reaction to what I every institution of higher learning beheld. I smiled. know much in Mississippi has removed the “This is how I wish every about my flag to promote an environment of American veteran had the inclusion and create distance from opportunity to go out,” grandfather’s Confederate symbolism. I thought. And I bet the Lawmakers and other oppo- dearly departed would have service, and nents of removing the flag can agreed. try to ignore it or minimize its The man in the casket what little I importance as nothing more than was my grandfather, an the actions of “emotional college 89-year-old veteran who did know, I had students.” died of congestive heart fail- But pretending what’s hap- ure last Thursday. He was misremem- pening on these campuses isn’t sig- married to my grandmother nificant is not only an inaccurate for more than 63 years bered. assessment, but a dumb move giv- before she died in 2011. To- en how often Mississippi college gether, they raised three daughters — including my students are urged to remain in the mother, the youngest, who received the flag — and state after graduation rather than enjoyed grandchildren and great-grandchildren. They fleeing it for better opportunities. attended the same little country church for decades. If you value students enough to Unfortunately, not every veteran has that story. want to keep them — acknowledg- Some die in combat, their flags presented to their ing their education and abilities young spouses or even their parents. Others find it so could improve the state in several difficult to re-enter society — due to post-traumatic areas — why devalue the impor- stress disorder, depression or other factors — that tance of their voice on issues like they take their own lives after returning from combat. this? Doing so is a discouraging So I did smile, thinking about my grandfather’s force that does nothing to convince darn good run at life and proud to see the National the state’s best and brightest to Guard take time to honor his service. I also offered stay in Mississippi when their my solemn wishes that more veterans would see this views on how the state and its type of end rather than one more tragic. universities should be represented But later that day, something happened that made are ignored. me feel a little less closure than I thought I had. The Oxford Eagle My mom, my wife and I were sitting in my parents’ living room when my wife asked about my grandfa- ther’s military service. “He served right after World War II with stabiliza- tion and clean-up efforts in Japan,” I said quickly and ELECTION 2016 confidently. “No,” my mom replied. “It was cleanup after World War II, but he served in Europe.” It occurred to me I didn’t know much about my Trump can’t fake love of ‘the blacks’ grandfather’s service, and what little I did know, I had misremembered. I only asked him once or twice when When Donald Trump number of older white males who pray for a President I was little, and to be honest, I probably wasn’t listen- says he has a great rela- Hillary Clinton. ing too much to the answer. I certainly didn’t ask any tionship with “the Blacks,” This, among other reasons, is why Trump most followup questions. As I got older, I never discussed I wonder if he also gets likely will not be the next president of the United it with him at all. No interviews, no casual conversa- along well with the Smiths. States. You can’t fake love, and nothing’s worse than tions, nothing. It just didn’t come up. We know he’s tight with a would-be wooer who says all the wrong things. What’s particularly strange about this is I’m a the Whites. Trump can still win the presidency without blacks, World War II history junkie. I’ve read several books But what’s with the but he can’t win without a healthy chunk of nonwhite and taken classes on that era. I’ve watched dozens of definite article? voters, including Hispanics and Asians, whose num- documentaries (the day he died I was amid my fourth During a brief dalliance bers have dramatically increased the past couple of or fifth viewing of the “World War II in Color” series), with Google, I learned decades. and I’ve interviewed numerous veterans of that and that Trump has used “the” Nor can the Republican Party long survive without other wars during my journalism career. I just never before whites at least once Kathleen Parker attracting minorities and young voters. The truth is, took the time to learn about my own grandfather. — when commenting that whites determined to get their country back would There’s no particular reason why. I had plenty Black Entertainment Tele- do better to skip the Trump rallies and invest in of time and opportunity. I just didn’t do it. Maybe vision doesn’t offer awards You can’t fake some new bed linens and champagne — for romance, I took him for granted. Maybe I thought, since he to “the whites.” But for silly. A little bubbly between the sheets will grow the didn’t bring it up, he didn’t want to talk about it. Who the most part, he reserves love, and noth- white voting bloc far more efficiently than building knows? But one thing is for sure. The opportunity is “the” for “the blacks,” or, walls with definite articles and eye-rollingly insulting now lost. as most people would say, ing’s worse pandering. Veterans, particularly those from the World War II “blacks,” if they don’t say than a would- The future of the Republican Party and the presi- era, are vanishing at an ever-rapid pace. These men “African Americans.” dency comes down to simple math. White birthrates are heroes who were either willing or actually did risk Oftentimes, you’ll find be wooer who are down to almost nil. Minorities are swelling the their lives for our freedoms. We need their memories, the word “people” follow- electorate with high birthrates and immigration. and their stories are worth our time. If you have a ing “black,” as in: Black says all the This can be done without a calculator. veteran in your family, don’t let time run out before people are people, too, Given Trump’s egregious, minority-slamming you learn as much as you can about their service from which is what I want to say wrong things. rhetoric, combined with his uniquely offensive the primary source. to Trump every time he charm, there seems little chance he’ll be pulling In other words, don’t be like me. says “the blacks.” in enough nonwhite votes to win. Meanwhile, the Zack Plair is managing editor of The Dispatch. His “The blacks” is such an odd way of referring to any white electorate is shrinking. In 2012, whites were 72 email address is [email protected]. group of people (the Asians, the whites, the Latinos) percent of the electorate, compared with 88 percent precisely because it does what it shouldn’t. “The,” in 1992. Estimates by GOP pollster Whit Ayres are as Trump uses it, effectively functions as a separat- that the 2016 electorate will be 69 percent white and ist term, which tells us a great deal about Trump’s 31 percent nonwhite. Thankfully, we acknowledge attitude toward, if I may, black people. Even while Ayres’s book, “2016 and Beyond,” in which he does Our View: Local Editorials insisting that he has a good relationship with “the the math so we don’t have to. Local editorials appearing in this space represent the blacks,” Trump betrays an objectifying posture that So let’s say that Trump wins the same share of opinion of the newspaper’s editorial board: Birney Imes, would suggest otherwise. I don’t doubt that he has white votes that Mitt Romney did in 2012 — 59 per- editor and publisher; Peter Imes, general manager; Slim friends who happen to be black or black employees cent. He still needs 30 percent of nonwhite votes to Smith and senior newsroom staff. To inquire about a with whom he is cordial, if not friendly. At a certain win the election, according to Ayres. Recent history meeting with the board, please contact Peter Imes at economic level, race erases itself and racial identity offers little hope of this outcome: Romney won only 662-328-2424, or e-mail [email protected]. becomes irrelevant. 17 percent of the nonwhite vote and John McCain just But these associations are quite apart from speak- 19 percent. Voice of the People ing to a broad African American community, not to Alternatively, Ayres suggests that if Trump doesn’t We encourage you to share your opinion with readers of mention non-African American people of color, or exceed Romney’s 17 percent nonwhite vote, then he’ll The Dispatch. from having empathy for minority groups. need a whopping 65 percent of white votes to win, Submit your letter to The Dispatch by: Digging up old photos of Trump snuggling with and droves of white Republicans have already aban- E-mail: [email protected] Al Sharpton is laughable as evidence that Trump doned ship. Moreover, such a landslide has happened Mail: P.O. Box 511, Columbus, MS 39703 has any connection to a diverse community of black only once in the past 40 years — in 1984, when the In person: 516 Main St., Columbus, or 101 S. Lafayette people. Republican nominee won 66 percent of white votes, St., No. 16, Starkville. Nor is speaking to a largely African American as well as 9 percent of blacks. All letters must be signed by the author and must in- clude town of residence and a telephone number for ver- community in Detroit — or to an Iowa rally of mostly Needless to say, The Trump is no Ronald Reagan. ification purposes. Letters should be no more than 500 whites about “the blacks” — likely to shift Trump’s Kathleen Parker, a syndicated columnist, has words, and guest columns should be 500-700 words. dismal poll numbers showing that his appeal to black received the Pulitzer Prize for commentary. Her email We reserve the right to edit submitted information. voters is approximately commensurate with the address is [email protected]. The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2016 7A AB WHEELIN’

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Homeless students get more attention under new education law icy and programs for the National Provisions take effect Oct. 1 and will require Association for the Education of Homeless Children and Youth, at- states to break out achievement and graduation tributes the rise in student home- rates among the homeless lessness to lingering effects from the recession, the opioid crisis and BY CAROLYN THOMPSON and strengthen the role of district better reporting. Go behind the scenes and The Associated Press liaisons charged with identifying Tyren Jones managed to find and connecting homeless students places to stay after his grand- see what it takes to put out BUFFALO, N.Y. — School ad- with services. mother would no longer let him stay ministrators this year are being The provisions take effect Oct. in her Buffalo apartment — a crack a daily newspaper! pushed to get better at recognizing 1 under an expansion of homeless house, his godmother’s home, with homeless students — those “hid- services in a new education law, a friend — what’s called “couch den” in other people’s homes or which also will require states to surfing.” Call 662-328-2424 today whose families are staying in plac- break out achievement and grad- With no birth certificate or oth- to schedule a tour for your es like campgrounds, motels and uation rates among the homeless. er records, Jones said, it was im- cars — and to keep them in school Homeless children are especially possible to get a job. But without group or organization. even if they’re missing paperwork vulnerable to chronic absence and a legal guardian — his father is in or move around. poor grades. prison, his mother out of state — he The count of homeless students “I think there are many, many couldn’t get back into school, either, enrolled in American schools, now more of them than any one is count- after a suspension. He stumbled more than 1.3 million, is nearly dou- ing,” said Kris Amundson, a former upon a youth shelter, which got him ble what it was a decade ago. The homeless shelter executive who placed in a suburban Buffalo home- number is expected to grow — or heads the National Association of less residence and helped navigate rather, become more accurate — as State Boards of Education. the road back to school. He begins schools relax enrollment barriers Barbara Duffield, director of pol- his senior year this month.

Historic commercial flight from US lands in Cuba Wesley United Methodist Church ‘Seeing the American airlines landing God’s church in East Columbus routinely ... will drive a sense of that welcomes everyone! Our Purpose as a Church openness, integration and normality’ In Jesus Christ, the people of Wesley are called to: reach upward through Worship, BY MICHAEL integration and normal- reach inward through Discipleship and Fellowship, and WEISSENSTEIN ity. That has a huge psy- reach outward through Evangelism and Service. The Associated Press chological impact,” said Richard Feinberg, author SANTA CLARA, Cuba 511 Airline Road, Columbus, MS of the new book “Open — The first commercial for Business: Building the Under New Ministry flight between the United Rev. Sarah Windham - Pastor States and Cuba in more New Cuban Economy.” than a half century landed Also Wednesday, the [email protected] in the central city of San- U.S. Department of Trans- 10:55 AM - Morning Worship © The Dispatch ta Clara on Wednesday portation announced the morning, re-establishing carriers selected to op- regular air service sev- erate routes to Havana: ered at the height of the Alaska Airlines, Amer- Cold War. ican Airlines, Delta Air Cheers broke out Lines, Frontier Airlines, in the cabin of JetBlue JetBlue Airways, South- flight 387 as the plane west Airlines, Spirit Air- touched down. Passen- lines and United Airlines. gers — mostly airline ex- ecutives, U.S. government officials and journalists, with a sprinkling of Cu- Looking for a Spiritual Home? The ban-American families and U.S. travelers — were given gift bags with Cu- Join us for a series Peace ban cookbooks, commem- orative luggage tags and of discussions of the Cuban flags, which they Project were encouraged to wave. Catholic Faith and The arrival of the flight Help us kick off our Season of Peace on out of Fort Lauderdale your response opens a new era of U.S.-Cu- ba travel with about 300 (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) to God’s invitation. flights a week connecting Saturday, September 10, 2016 the U.S. with an island cut Columbus Hitching Lot Farmer’s 8-10 Market a.m. off from most Americans Starting Tuesday, September 6 Corner of 2nd St. N & 2nd Ave. N. by the 55-year-old trade 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. embargo on Cuba and for- Paint peace rocks, CATH ION OL make origami peace doves, A N CATHO T IC N C THO TIO LI IA mal ban on U.S. citizens TIO LI A C C C C I C H IA C N U C H U C H N U R N U N & write a“Peace Note” U R C U R N N H N C C AnnunciationN A Catholic Church H N H A engaging in tourism on A

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© The Dispatch Available on Amazon © The Dispatch SPORTS EDITOR SECTION Adam Minichino: 327-1297 SPORTS LINE 662-241-5000 B Sports THE DISPATCH n CDISPATCH.COM n THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2016 PREP BASEBALL PREP FOOTBALL COLLEGE FOOTBALL Stevens Dale ready to be commits bigger force to NEMCC on MSU’s line BY BEN WAIT New Hope High senior [email protected] chooses Northeast STARKVILLE — Torrey Dale has a from multiple offers good feeling about this season. With a new BY ADAM MINICHINO defensive coordinator [email protected] and new schemes, the Mississippi State A busy summer of base- football senior feels like his ball paid off Tuesday for production will increase Thomas Stevens. and he will be an anchor for After playing close to 80 the defensive line. games with Playing in the shadow of Dale a variety of Ryan Brown, Chris Jones, teams, the and current defensive end A.J. Jefferson, New Hope Dale often has been overlooked. A project- High School ed starter, Dale is expected to get a chance s e n i o r to shine at 11 a.m. Saturday when MSU catcher/ plays host to South Alabama at Davis Wade out f i e l de r Stadium. The game will be broadcast on Stevens gave a ver- the SEC Network. bal commit- “When you’re on your last year, you ment to attend Northeast know you want to accomplish all the Mississippi Community David Miller/Special to The Dispatch things that you set out (to accomplish) College in Booneville. He New Hope High School running back Tyran Reed looks to make a move on a before you got here and while you were made the commitment Louisville High defender in their game Aug. 19 in Columbus. Reed and the Trojans here,” Dale said. “You’re building towards Tuesday evening after his will play host to the Columbus High Falcons at 7 p.m. Friday. it every year as you get older, mature, second visit to the school. learn this, take this from this coach and “I knew I liked it a lot that from that coach. It’s a lot of pressure and on the way home I told because I know what I can do, and I just my dad I really wanted to TROJANS WILL TRY TO GO 3-0 want to be able to go out there and do ev- go there,” Stevens said. erything I’ve set out for myself.” “I told my family what I High-powered offense has fueled victories against Louisville, Aberdeen First-year defensive coordinator Peter was going to do and then Sirmon brought a 3-4 base defense from I called the coaches and BY ADAM MINICHINO [email protected] INSIDE his last job at Southern California to MSU. told them what I was going n MORE PREP FOOTBALL: West Point will He said the Bulldogs also will use a 4-3 to do. face Starkville in The Dispatch’s Game of look and other defenses to utilize his play- “I just felt really com- Kris Pickle sees the difference in Thomas Stevens after one season. the Week. Also, a look at the rest of the ers’ versatility and athleticism. fortable there with their week’s games. Page 2B coaches. I feel like they A year ago, Pickle watched Stevens go See DALE, 4B are going to make me the through the growing pains most quar- best player I can be.” terbacks have in their first season tak- des County matchup against Columbus The commitment is ing over a team. While Stevens had his (1-1) at 7 p.m. Friday. Multiple SEC the latest positive devel- flashes, the Trojans struggled through Senior quarterback Thomas Stevens opment for Stevens this a season that saw them unable to close led the charge with 376 yards passing coaches trying month. In addition to play- several close games. The result was a and three touchdowns. Pickle said he ing quarterback and lead- three-win campaign that left New Hope sees a big difference in Stevens after he ing the New Hope High eagerly awaiting a fresh start. has had a year in the offense to under- to quiet critics football team to a 2-0 start It’s easy to see now why New Hope stand how everything works and where to the season, Stevens was so optimistic about 2016. everyone is supposed to be. BY JOHN ZENOR learned last week he was Thanks to some strong play by its “The biggest thing as a quarterback The Associated Press selected to compete in the offensive line and its skill players, New is you have to know where everybody 11th-annual World POW- Hope has defeated two teams (Louisville is,” Pickle said. “You have to know here Nearly a third of Southeastern Con- ER SHOWCASE at the Mi- and Aberdeen) it lost to last season. It your primary read is, you have to know ference coaches enter the season with questions about their futures and poten- ami Marlins Park on Dec. will carry that 2-0 record into its Lown- See NEW HOPE, 3B 27-31. The event will give tial make-or-break seasons looming over some of the world’s top their programs. amateur players a chance Kevin Sumlin and Gus Malzahn, offen- to showcase their skills in sive whizzes who have coached Heisman front of baseball’s top eval- Trophy-winning quarterbacks, are facing uators during a live world- pressure to return to the top half of the wide broadcast. SEC West standings. “From what I saw about LSU begins the season ranked No. 5, it on the Internet it looked with Les Miles hoping to ride Leonard like it was really fun,” Ste- Fournette back into SEC and national title vens said. “I am looking contention after barely holding onto his forward to it.” job last season. Kentucky’s Mark Stoops Stevens, a senior catch- and Vanderbilt’s Derek Mason also may er/outfielder, was named need to show some progress to hang on to the 11th Annual POW- to their jobs. ER SHOWCASE All-Amer- The good news for the coaches is that ica team after hitting a it’s opening week, where they can start team-best .381 and hitting control what happens to them going seven home runs as a ju- See SEC, 5B nior last season for coach Lee Boyd and the New Hope High baseball team, which went 20-12 and ad- Chris McDill/Special to The Dispatch Return of Conner vanced to the third round Columbus High School’s Derrick Beckom Jr., left, and Tahj Sykes work together to of the Mississippi High bring down Noxubee County High running back Jakerrius Oliver in their game last School Activities Associ- week in Columbus. big for Ole Miss ation (MHSAA) Class 5A playoffs. BY DAVID BRANDT In addition to leading Rivalry games highlight Week 3 The Associated Press the team in batting aver- age and home runs, Ste- ivalry weekend has arrived offensive teams, the Green OXFORD — Of the four main players vens was first in hits (37), on the prep football scene. Wave lost 34-3 in 2014 and 16-0 from Ole Miss’ talented 2013 recruiting third in runs scored (24), R As senior college last season. class, three of them are now millionaires. and tied for second in football finally gets ready to join Starkville has been one the Then there’s safety Tony Conner. walks (16). the fray this weekend, we find surprises of the season with He’d likely be in the NFL right now — Stevens stayed busy Week 3 of the prep football reg- a 2-0 start. Victories against along with defensive line- over the summer. He was ular season littered with good Noxubee County and Oxford man Robert Nkemdiche, games. on the District 4 team with Scott Walters indicate Starkville might have receiver Laquon Tread- New Hope High team- In Oktibbeha County, long- a chance to repeat as Class 6A well, and offensive lineman mates Carson Forrester, time rivals Starkville and West state champions. Laremy Tunsil — if it hadn’t Parker Lane, and Drew Point meet in a matchup of top-five This game most likely won’t be good been for a major knee Pounders that won the powers. In Lowndes County, unbeaten as the 2012 North State championship injury against Alabama last gold medal in June at the New Hope plays host to Columbus game that Starkville won in overtime. season that caused him to State Games in Meridian. Here is what we are watching for: Even if it doesn’t reach that status, it miss more than half of his Conner He also stayed active with Green Wave or Yellow Jackets still should be a great game. junior year. the Golden Spikes travel Will Starkville continue its recent Falcons or Trojans Now, he’s back in Oxford while his for- ball team. The exposure mastery of West Point? Can New Hope start the season 3-0? mer teammates are getting ready to play helped him earn multiple We keep hearing West Point is legit The New Hope-Columbus game also on Sundays. He insists he’s OK with that. junior college scholarship this year. Word on the street is this is should be far better than last year’s “On draft night I watched and it was offers. He said he made the year the Green Wave finally returns struggle, won 27-6 by Columbus. kind of crazy at first,” Conner said. “But the most of his time at to the top of Class 5A. While this game New Hope has defeated Louisville I still salute those guys. God has a reason baseball events by going won’t prove anything in 5A, it will help and Aberdeen after losing to each for everything.” to college campuses when- tell us if West Point has arrived. squad last season. The Trojans have Conner’s recovery from the torn me- ever he was in that town to In the last two series meetings, West put up some great offensive numbers. niscus in his right knee has been tough- see which school he liked Point hasn’t managed a touchdown However, the Columbus secondary will er than initially expected. The injury See STEVENS, 3B against Starkville. Despite having good See WALTERS, 5B See CONNER, 4B 2B Thursday, September 1, 2016 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com

ONLINE n DISPATCH PREP BLOG: For Prep Preview this week’s prep predictions, visit www.cdispatch.com/ prepsports. Prep Football Week 3 Week 3 Slate Week 3 Slate All games start at 7 p.m. Friday (unless noted) All games start at 7 p.m. Friday (unless noted) Admission at all stadiums is $7 Admission at all stadiums is $7 Columbus at New Hope Heritage Aca. at Oak Hill Aca. n RECORDS: Columbus 1-1; New n RECORDS: Heritage Academy Hope 2-0 1-1; Oak Hill Academy 1-1 n LAST WEEK: After beating n LAST WEEK: Heritage Academy Kemper County in its opener, Colum- dropped a 26-6 decision to Lamar bus fell 24-23 to Noxubee County at School in its home opener. The home. The Falcons failed to protect Patriots opened the season with a 23-15 lead in the fourth quarter. Se- 50-6 win at Columbus Christian; Oak Hill Academy grabbed its first win of nior Kylin Hill had his third kick-return the season with a 31-15 road triumph touchdown of the season. Columbus over Tupelo Christian Prep. Quarter- opened the season with a 26-12 back Ken Dill had an interception and Erby win at Kemper County. Hill scored passing touchdown. Gray twice in that win; New Hope won its n ON THE LINE: Heritage Acade- second-straight game last week with my looks to extend nine-game winning a 41-24 win at Aberdeen. Senior quarterback Thomas streak in the series. Stevens threw for 376 yards and three touchdowns. New n PLAYER TO WATCH: Junior Dontae Gray leads the Hope opened the season with a dramatic 27-26 home rushing attack for Heritage Academy. victory against Louisville. The Trojans have won twice n RADIO/INTERNET: www.heritagepatriotslive.com this season against teams they lost to a year ago. n LAST SEASON: Heritage Academy 10, Oak Hill n ON THE LINE: Columbus looks to return to The Academy 0 Clarion-Ledger Super 10 after falling out this week; New Hope looks for first 3-0 start under Kris Pickle Columbus Christian at Sylva Bay Aca. n PLAYER TO WATCH: New Hope junior Jeremy Tate n RECORDS: Columbus Christian 1-1; Sylva Bay leads the team with eight receptions for 198 yards this Academy 1-1 n LAST WEEK: Columbus Christian bounced back season. Senior Andre Erby is also a top receiver from its tough loss to Heritage Academy for an 18-14 n RADIO/INTERNET: WMSV-FM (91.1) win at Kirk Academy. Kelvin Mitchell sealed the victory n LAST SEASON: Columbus 27, New Hope 6 Jim Lytle/Special to The Dispatch for the Rams with a pair of interceptions; Sylva Bay Starkville High School football coach Ricky Woods will try to help the Yellow Academy dropped a 34-7 home decision to Leake Acad- Forest at Noxubee County emy after opening the season with a 28-7 win at Central n RECORDS: Forest 1-1; Noxubee County 1-1 Jackets improve to 3-0 Friday night when they face the West Point Green Holmes Christian. n LAST WEEK: Forest looks to bounce back from a Wave in Starkville. n ON THE LINE: Columbus Christian faces a huge heart-breaking 14-8 loss at Hazlehurst. The Bearcats challenge on the road before coming back home for four- lost an 8-0 lead and lost in the final minute; Noxubee straight games. County bounced back from a last-second defeat at n PLAYER TO WATCH: Columbus Christian junior RJ Starkville to grab a 24-23 win at Columbus. Sophomore DeLoach scored the game-winning touchdown for the quarterback Maliek Stallings threw for 275 yards and Rams last week. a touchdown. The Tigers rode two safeties and two n LAST SEASON: Sylva Bay Academy 48, Columbus goal-line stands to the victory. Noxubee County erased THE RIGHT TO BRAG Christian 13 a 23-15 deficit in the fourth quarter. The Tigers led 8-7 at halftime. After opening with a pair of Class 6A oppo- Riverdale Aca. at Central Aca. nents, Forest represents one of two Class 3A schools on Winner of Starkville-West Point game will be able to talk for a year n RECORDS: Riverdale Academy 0-1; Noxubee County’s schedule. Central Academy 0-2 n n ON THE LINE: Noxubee County moved to No. 6 this LAST WEEK: Riverdale Academy opened the BY BEN WAIT season with a 24-18 home loss to Northeast Baptist; week in The Clarion-Ledger’s Super 10. This is the home GAME OF WEEK [email protected] Central Academy dropped its second-straight game with opener for the Tigers. Noxubee County has won 11 of its West Point at Starkville a 48-6 home loss to North Sunflower Academy. Jerry last 12 games, including the final 10 games of the 2015 n RECORDS: West Point 1-0; Starkville 2-0 Long hit Preston Dawkins for a 75-yard touchdown. season. STARKVILLE — Starkville High n LAST WEEK: West Point opened the sea- n ON THE LINE: Central Academy looks for first n PLAYER TO WATCH: Noxubee County sophomore School football coach Ricky Woods son with a 33-13 home victory against Louisville. victory of season at home. Kyziah Pruitt earned The Dispatch’s Prep Player of Week spends a lot of time in August and The Green Wave broke open a tight game by scor- n PLAYER TO WATCH: Long continues to lead Central honors after catching eight passes for 178 yards and ing 19 points in the fourth quarter; Starkville won Academy offensively and defensively. a touchdown against Columbus. He also had three key September talking about rivalry at Oxford 28-16. Sophomore quarterback Malik n LAST SEASON: Did not meet pass breakups. games. Brown threw for 176 yards and two touchdowns. n ON THE LINE: Matchup between ranked n LAST SEASON: Did not meet In Week 1, Woods addressed the Delta Academy at Hebron Christian teams in The Clarion-Ledger Super 10. Starkville n RECORDS: Delta Academy 2-0; Hebron Christian Hatley at Hamilton rivalry between Starkville and Noxu- is No. 3 and West Point is No. 5. 0-2 n n RECORDS: Hatley 1-1; Hamilton 0-2 bee County high schools. The teams PLAYER TO WATCH: Starkville junior Camer- n LAST WEEK: Delta Academy remained undefeated n LAST WEEK: After winning its season opener at on Gardner caught four passes for 112 yards and with another stellar defensive effort in a 32-12 home Potts Camp, Hatley dropped a 40-9 home decision to have faced each other the last few a touchdown against Oxford victory against Calhoun Academy. The Raiders have only n Smithville. Sophomore Will Cantrell threw for 164 yards years in what has turned out to be an RADIO/INTERNET: WKBB-FM (100.9); allowed 12 points this season; Hebron Christian dropped and a touchdown. Senior Josh Metcalf had a team-high WNMQ-FM (103.1) a 54-0 decision at home to Delta Streets Academy. The entertaining season opener. n 56 rushing yards on 15 carries; Hamilton dropped its LAST SEASON: Starkville 16, West Point 0 Eagles have one touchdown this season second-straight game with a 48-0 loss at East Union on But with all the bragging rights n ON THE LINE: Hebron Christian looks to reverse Thursday. The Lions have been held to six points in two and the pride that is on the line be- its fortunes against one of the contenders for the Mis- games after winning one game a season ago. tween Starkville and Noxubee Coun- ing staffs get along. sissippi Association of Independent Schools Eight-Man n ON THE LINE: Monroe County rivals meet in the championship home opener for Hamilton. ... Hatley looks for its sec- ty, Starkville has an even bigger ri- It’s not uncommon for the coach- n PLAYER TO WATCH: Sophomore Lewis Gurley has ond-straight win in the series, after Hamilton grabbed a valry. Starkville and West Point High ing staffs to share fellowship over rushed 20 times for 214 yards and two touchdowns to last-second 25-19 victory 2014. lead the Raiders. Freshman Phillip Brownlee also has a n PLAYER TO WATCH: Hatley senior wide receiver have been playing since 1924, which some fried fish in the summer. team-best three touchdowns. Jaylon Jernigan has 10 receptions for 229 yards and two makes it by far Starkville’s biggest ri- “That’s how close we are,” Woods n LAST SEASON: Hebron Christian 92, touchdowns. valry. That rivalry will be renewed 7 said. “We want to win, but win, lose Delta Academy 74 n LAST SEASON: Hatley 28, Hamilton 14 p.m. Friday when the Yellow Jackets or draw, after this game we’ll be Magnolia Heights at Starkville Aca. West Lowndes at McAdams play host to the Green Wave in The friends.” n RECORDS: Magnolia Heights n RECORDS: West Lowndes 1-1; Dispatch’s Prep Game of the Week. Both teams enter the game unde- 2-0; Starkville Academy 2-0 McAdams 0-1 n LAST WEEK: Magnolia Heights n LAST WEEK: West Lowndes “A lot of people work together and feated. Starkville (2-0) beat Noxubee kept the undefeated start to the looks to bounce back after a 41-14 we’ve been playing each other forev- County 24-21 in Week 1 at home and season going by taking a 34-20 win home loss to Starkville Academy took care of Oxford 28-16 on the road at North Delta Academy. The Chiefs last week. The Panthers cranked out er,” Woods said. “It’s always been a last week. West Point (1-0) had a bye have already surpassed last season’s 234 yards of total offense, but they good game. Some of them are kin. one-win victory total; Starkville Acade- couldn’t contain the Volunteers’ big The parents, the friends of these in Week 1 and beat Louisville 33-13 my won 41-14 at West Lowndes. plays. Junior Quinshawn Lucious and Dalton Dempsey led the rushing senior Marcus Farmer had receiving kids and the older people, they see last week at home. attack with 13 rushes for 127 yards touchdowns. West Lowndes opened Senior quarterback Clayton Methvin each other every day, so this is for and two touchdowns to lead the Farmer the season with a 40-6 home victory bragging rights.” Knight and junior skill players Mar- against Durant; McAdams dropped its Volunteers. n 20th-straight game in a 68-6 loss at Starkville leads the series 68-21- cus Murphy and Chris Calvert lead ON THE LINE: Starkville Academy remains third in Scott Central. 4. The Yellow Jackets have won two the Green Wave. Knight, a transfer the state in The Clarion-Ledger MAIS Class AAA rankings. The Volunteers look to start 3-0 for a third-straight sea- n ON THE LINE: West Lowndes plays final non-region from Saltillo High, was 7 of 15 for 126 game before beginning Class 1A, Region 1 play next in a row, including a 16-0 win on the son, including second under Chase Nicholson. week at Biggersville. road last season and a 34-3 victory at yards and one touchdown last week. n PLAYER TO WATCH: Starkville Academy junior n PLAYER TO WATCH: Senior quarterback Lemarrius home in 2014. Nine of West Point’s 21 Murphy, who is committed to MSU, quarterback Noah Methvin has won his first two starts at Fair continues to lead West Lowndes’ offense. He threw quarterback. two touchdowns against Starkville Academy. wins in the rivalry have come since had 99 yards rushing on nine carries n RADIO/INTERNET: WLZA-FM (96.1) n LAST SEASON: Did not meet 2004. and one touchdown. Calvert had 34 n LAST SEASON: Starkville Academy 28, yards rushing and one touchdown Magnolia Heights 0 Amory at Aberdeen Chris Chambless is in his 11th n RECORDS: Amory 1-1; Aberdeen 0-2 season as head football coach at and one catch for 19 yards. Unity Christian at Victory Christian n LAST WEEK: After a disappointing loss to DeSoto West Point High, so he understands Starkville senior linebacker Wil- n RECORDS: Unity Christian 0-2; Victory Christian Central in the season opener, Amory bounced back for a the rivalry. lie Gay, who is committed to Ole 1-1 24-16 win at Saltillo; Aberdeen dropped a 41-24 decision n LAST WEEK: Unity Christian remained winless at home to New Hope. Aberdeen junior Dajoun Rogers “It has been a great rivalry over Miss, likes the rivalry and is ready to after a 45-8 loss at Russell Christian Academy; Victory led the rushing attack with 13 carries for 160 yards and the years,” Chambless said. “The see some of his friends. Christian dropped a 40-28 home decision to Taberna- two touchdowns. Sophomore Fred Fields ran for two cle in its Christian Football Association opener. Jordan scores. kids always looked forward to play- “I really just know Marcus,” Gay Payne had 99 yards receiving and 10 tackles to lead the n ON THE LINE: Annual A-Game has Aberdeen look- said. “We’re real close. He’s my little ing Starkville. You learn where you Eagles. ing for first victory of the season. are as a team.” brother. I met Marcus last year. n ON THE LINE: Victory Christian looks to build n PLAYER TO WATCH: Aberdeen junior Isiah McMil- lian leads the Bulldogs on offense as a wide receiver and Woods said he has known Cham- “I don’t know a lot of them by momentum before returning to CFA play. n on defense as a free safety. name, but I know a lot of them from PLAYER TO WATCH: Victory Christian junior Garrett bless for 20 years and respects him Anthony had 92 rushing yards and 24 receiving yards n RADIO/INTERNET: WAFM-FM (95.7); WWZQ-AM pee wee football or basketball or just (1240); WAMY-AM (1540) as a coach and a man. Although they against Tabernacle. n LAST SEASON: Aberdeen 16, Amory 11 are rivals, Woods said the two coach- See RIVALRY, 6B n LAST SEASON: Did not meet Catching up with Snapshots Two minutes with Kenneth Martin Chris Chambless Columbus junior wide receiver West Point coach n WHAT DO YOU LIKE MOST ABOUT PLAYING n what do you like most about FOOTBALL? “I like going hard, driving, earning coaching football? “Each year, it is my respect. I like doing it for my mom (Nicole Harris). That fun watching a new team come together. You take a lot is one big goal I have right there. I am trying to find a way of players from different backgrounds and with different out to make her happy.” athletic abilities and you try to blend them into a team. It is n WHAT ARE SOME GOALS FOR YOUR TEAM? “Our goal is to challenging and rewarding.” win a (state championship) ring. We want to show people n DO THE coaches in this area feel that elite we can play. We want to show people we are more than football is played here? “There is no doubt about that. average. We are out here to earn respect.” On an annual basis, we have four or five teams playing in n how has the chemistry between the receivers and late November with a chance to win a state championship. quarterback C.j. gholar been built? “As we practice In our area, you can fill the non-region schedule with every day, we are getting closer. We are telling him where several good games that will draw big crowds and give your to throw it and when to throw it. We run a lot of routes to team the necessary challenges to compete in region play.” help our chemistry. We encourage C.J. to throw it to us if n WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO PLAY WEST POINT FOOTBALL? “It we are open, and we will make a catch.” starts with blocking and tackling. If you are fundamentally n WHAT WAS IT LIKE TO PLAY IN SUCH A GREAT sound, you have a chance to win most nights. We start ATMOSPHERE FRIDAY NIGHT (in a 24-23 loss to noxubee with the basics. We want strong offensive line play and we county)? “Friday night was a hard loss for us because want to block and tackle. It is no secret we like to run the that was another goal we had — Noxubee County had football, and our best teams have really been able to run beaten us the last couple of seasons, so we wanted to the ball well. It’s all about working hard and executing. If win. We lost to a good team and that just shows we are you have a good week of practice and you execute in the here to play football. It was a great atmosphere. It was game, you will be successful most nights.” just fun seeing our Columbus fans wearing black and there n AS a coach, how much do you enjoy signing day? supporting us.” “Not only is it a proud day for the players and their n what is the best thing to happen to you on a families, but is also a proud day for the coaches. It means football field? “Scoring my first varsity touchdown (last a lot when you have had a player for three or four years. season against Hernando) was pretty exciting. In the first You want them grow and develop mentally and physically. game (of 2015), Kylin Hill had kickoff return touchdown and I When you hear a college coach say they know what they had a big block to help him. When I get back to the sidelines, are getting when they get a player from your program, well coach (Randal Montgomery) was there to celebrate with me. that means a lot as a coach.” That was exciting and meant a lot to me.” n West point has built one of the best traditions in n who have been the biggest influences on your the state. how does this team handle those career? “Kylin Hill has been a big leader. He, Tahj Sykes, Chris McDill/Special to The Dispatch expectations on an annual basis? “The players know Derrick Beckom, C.J. Gholar, the seniors, they have Columbus High School senior running back Kendre what they are getting when they sign up. This is a football supported us, helped us and showed us what it’s like to be Conner (28) looks to escape the defense of community. The fans always come out and they used to a leaders. They have helped us get ready to be leaders next.” Noxubee County senior Jataquist Sherrod. winner.” The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2016 3B

Central Division Marcos Baghdatis, Cyprus, def. Benoit Paire W L Pct GB (32), France, 6-2, 6-4, 3-6, 6-4. BRIEFLY Baseball Chicago 85 47 .644 — Jo-Wilfried Tsonga (9), France, def. James CALENDAR American League St. Louis 70 62 .530 15 Duckworth, Australia, 6-4, 3-6, 6-3, 6-4. East Division Pittsburgh 67 64 .511 17½ Mikhail Youzhny, Russia, def. Guido Pella, Local Prep Football W L Pct GB Milwaukee 57 76 .429 28½ Argentina, 6-2, 6-1, 7-6 (3). Toronto 76 57 .571 — Cincinnati 55 77 .417 30 Ryan Harrison, United States, def. Milos Registration open for 32nd Frostbite Half-Marathon Friday’s Games Boston 74 59 .556 2 West Division Raonic (5), Canada, 6-7 (4), 7-5, 7-5, 6-1. W L Pct GB Nicolas Almagro, Spain, def. Pablo Cuevas Registration has officially begun for the 32nd Frostbite Half-Mara- Baltimore 72 61 .541 4 Los Angeles 74 59 .556 — Columbus at New Hope, 7 p.m. New York 69 63 .523 6½ (18), Uruguay, 7-6 (5), 6-4, 7-6 (9). thon in January. San Francisco 72 60 .545 1½ Andrey Kuznetsov, Russia, def. Albert West Lowndes at McAdams, 7 p.m. Tampa Bay 56 76 .424 19½ Colorado 64 69 .481 10 Presented by Chick-fil-A Starkville, the Frostbite will be at 9 a.m. Central Division Ramos-Vinolas (31), Spain, 7-5, 6-4, 7-6 (5). Arizona 56 77 .421 18 Jack Sock (26), United States, def. Mischa Jan. 28, 2017. The half-marathon will a run course that begins and ends West Point at Starkville, 7 p.m. W L Pct GB San Diego 55 77 .417 18½ Cleveland 76 56 .576 — Zverev, Germany, 6-1, 6-1, 6-2. Marin Cilic (7), Croatia, def. Sergiy Stakhovsky, in downtown Starkville. It will weave its way through the city’s historic Forest at Noxubee County, 7 p.m. Detroit 72 61 .541 4½ Wednesday’s Games Ukraine, 6-1, 6-2, 6-3. Kansas City 69 64 .519 7½ Colorado 7, L.A. Dodgers 0, 1st game district, the Cotton District, and the Mississippi State campus. Lucas Pouille (24), France, def. Marco Unity Christian at Victory Christian, 7 p.m. Chicago 63 69 .477 13 San Francisco 4, Arizona 2 This will be the second year the half-marathon will be run on a L.A. Angels 3, Cincinnati 0 Chiudinelli, Switzerland, 4-6, 3-6, 7-6 (6), 6-2, Kemper County at Louisville, 7 p.m. Minnesota 49 84 .368 27½ 6-0. course through the city and campus. Previous Frostbite races have West Division Washington 2, Philadelphia 1 Atlanta 8, San Diego 1 Roberto Bautista Agut (15), Spain, def. Hatley at Hamilton, 7 p.m. W L Pct GB Federico Delbonis, Argentina, 5-7, 6-2, 6-3, been run outside the Starkville limits on routes such as Highway 389. Texas 80 54 .597 — N.Y. Mets 5, Miami 2 The race course will be 13.1 miles. Amory at Aberdeen, 7 p.m. Chicago Cubs 6, Pittsburgh 5 6-2. Houston 71 62 .534 8½ L.A. Dodgers 10, Colorado 8, 2nd game Rafael Nadal (4), Spain, def. Andreas Seppi, Separate 10-Kilometer and 5-K races are also being planned as East Webster at Choctaw County, 7 p.m. Seattle 68 65 .511 11½ Milwaukee 3, St. Louis 1 Italy, 6-0, 7-5, 6-1. part of the Frostbite event to allow for participation by more intermediate Los Angeles 59 74 .444 20½ Today’s Games Women Heritage Academy at Oak Hill Academy, 7 p.m. Oakland 57 76 .429 22½ San Diego at Atlanta, 11:10 a.m. Second Round and novice runners and families. Columbus Christian at Sylva-Bay, 7 p.m. Miami at N.Y. Mets, 6:10 p.m. Roberta Vinci (7), Italy, def. Christina McHale, Runners can register for the half-marathon, 10K and 5K races on Wednesday’s Games San Francisco at Chicago Cubs, 7:05 p.m. United States, 6-1, 6-3. Magnolia Heights at Starkville Academy, 7 p.m. Detroit 3, Chicago White Sox 2 Friday’s Games Belinda Bencic (24), Switzerland, def. Andrea the Frostbite website — http://www.frostbitehalf.com. The registration Boston 8, Tampa Bay 6 San Francisco (Cain 4-8) at Chicago Cubs Petkovic, Germany, 6-3, 6-2. fees for the half-marathon, 10K, and 5K races are $45, $30, and $20 Benton Academy at Winston Academy, 7 p.m. Texas 14, Seattle 1 (Lester 14-4), 1:20 p.m. Lesia Tsurenko, Ukraine, def. Wang Yafan, Houston 4, Oakland 3 Atlanta (De La Cruz 0-7) at Philadelphia China, 7-5, 6-3. respectively, but those fees will increase by $10 increments three times Riverdale Academy at Central Academy, 7 p.m. L.A. Angels 3, Cincinnati 0 (Hellickson 10-8), 6:05 p.m. Petra Kvitova (14), Czech Republic, def. Cagla — Sept. 6, Nov. 30, and Jan. 14, 2017. Toronto 5, Baltimore 3 Milwaukee (Guerra 7-3) at Pittsburgh (Taillon Buyukakcay, Turkey, 7-6 (2), 6-3. Delta Academy at Hebron Christian, 7 p.m. Cleveland 8, Minnesota 4 3-3), 6:05 p.m. Elina Svitolina (22), Ukraine, def. Lauren Davis, More than 600 runners participated in the 2016 Frostbite and N.Y. Yankees 5, Kansas City 4, 13 innings Miami (Cashner 4-10) at Cleveland (Carrasco Aliceville at Keith, 7 p.m. 9-7), 6:10 p.m. United States, 6-1, 4-6, 6-3. related races. Today’s Games St. Louis (Reyes 1-0) at Cincinnati (DeSclafani Dominika Cibulkova (12), Slovakia, def. Phil Campbell at Lamar County, 7 p.m. Chicago White Sox at Minnesota, 7:10 p.m. 8-2), 6:10 p.m. Evgeniya Rodina, Russia, 6-7 (5), 6-2, 6-2. Friday’s Games Washington (Cole 0-1) at N.Y. Mets Caroline Wozniacki, Denmark, def. Svetlana Holy Spirit Catholic at Pickens County, 7 p.m. N.Y. Yankees (Green 2-3) at Baltimore (Bundy (Syndergaard 12-7), 6:10 p.m. Kuznetsova (9), Russia, 6-4, 6-4. Hebron Christian softball sweeps Kemper Academy 7-5), 6:05 p.m. Arizona (Ray 7-12) at Colorado (De La Rosa Monica Niculescu, Romania, def. Ana Bogdan, The Hebron Christian fast-pitch softball team swept a doublehead- Hubbertville at South Lamar, 7 p.m. Miami (Cashner 4-10) at Cleveland (Carrasco 8-7), 7:40 p.m. Romania, 6-0, 6-1. er from Kemper Academy by scores of 15-4 and 19-6 on Tuesday. Sulligent at Sheffield, 7 p.m. 9-7), 6:10 p.m. San Diego (Richard 1-3) at L.A. Dodgers (Urias Carina Witthoeft, Germany, def. Yulia Toronto (Liriano 7-12) at Tampa Bay (Cobb 0-0), 5-2), 9:10 p.m. Putintseva, Kazakhstan, 6-1, 6-7 (1), 6-1. In Game 1, Rebekah Falkner was 2-for-4 with a triple and three Pickens Academy at Patrician Academy, 7 p.m. 6:10 p.m. Johanna Konta (13), Britain, def. Tsvetana runs scored, Brooke Griffin was 2-for-4 with three runs scored, Holly Houston (Fister 12-9) at Texas (Griffin 6-3), Pironkova, Bulgaria, 6-2, 5-7, 6-2. Prep Softball 7:05 p.m. Tennis Naomi Osaka, Japan, def. Duan Ying-Ying, Hudson was 4-for-4 with two doubles and two runs scored, Rachel Mc- Chicago White Sox (Rodon 5-8) at Minnesota China, 6-4, 7-6 (3). Grew was 3-for-4 with a double and three runs scored, Amber Wedel Today’s Games (Gibson 5-8), 7:10 p.m. U.S. Open Angelique Kerber (2), Germany, def. Mirjana Wednesday Lucic-Baroni, Croatia, 6-2, 7-6 (7). was 2-for-3 with a double and two runs scored, and Sarah Davenport Detroit (Sanchez 7-13) at Kansas City (Duffy At The USTA Billie Jean King National Winston Academy at Central Academy, 5 p.m. 11-2), 7:15 p.m. Kateryna Bondarenko, Ukraine, def. Zheng Tennis Center, New York Saisai, China, 5-7, 7-6 (5), 7-5. was 3-for-3 with a run scored. Hebron Christian at Marshall Academy, 5:30 p.m. Boston (Price 13-8) at Oakland (Triggs 1-1), Purse: $46.3 million (Grand Slam) Griffin allowed two hits in 3 1/3 innings. She struck out five. Aubrey 9:05 p.m. Surface: Hard-Outdoor CiCi Bellis, United States, def. Shelby Rogers, Kosciusko at Caledonia, 6 p.m. L.A. Angels (Oberholtzer 3-2) at Seattle Singles United States, 2-6, 6-2, 6-2. Eaton struck out two and didn’t allow a hit in 1 2/3 innings. (Miranda 1-1), 9:10 p.m. Men Madison Keys (8), United States, def. Kayla In Game 2, Falkner was 3-for-5 with three runs scored, Griffin was Columbus at Louisville, 6 p.m. Second Round Day, United States, 6-1, 6-1. National League Novak Djokovic (1), Serbia, def. Jiri Vesely, Anastasija Sevastova, Latvia, def. Garbine Mu- 4-for-5 with two triples and three runs scored, Hudson was 2-for-5 with Winona at Starkville High, 6 p.m. East Division Czech Republic, walkover. guruza (3), Spain, 7-5, 6-4. a run, Madison Thompson was 1-for-1 with a run, Micah Washington New Hope at Saltillo, 6:30 p.m. W L Pct GB Kyle Edmund, Britain, def. Ernesto Escobedo, Doubles was 2-for-4 with a triple and three runs scored, McGrew was 1-for-4 Washington 78 55 .586 — United States, 7-5, 6-4, 6-4. Men Nettleton at Amory, 6:30 p.m. New York 69 64 .519 9 Kevin Anderson (23), South Africa, def. Vasek First Round with a run scored, Wedel was 2-for-4 with two doubles and three runs Miami 67 66 .504 11 Pospisil, Canada, 7-6 (3), 6-4, 6-4. Pierre-Hugues Herbert and Nicolas Mahut (1), Philadelphia 60 73 .451 18 John Isner (20), United States, def. Steve France, def. Mackenzie McDonald and Martin scored, Eaton was 1-for-4 with a run scored, and Davenport was 2-for-2 Prep Volleyball Atlanta 50 83 .376 28 Darcis, Belgium, 6-3, 6-4, 6-7 (10), 6-3. Redlicki, United States, 7-6 (8), 6-1. with three runs scored. Today’s Matches Eaton scattered six hits in 2 1/3 innings. She struck out one. Griffin West Lowndes at Columbus, 6:30 p.m. allowed one hit and no runs in 2 2/3 innings. She struck out two. “We did what we do, which is hit,” said Cass Tapley, who served Choctaw County at Caledonia, 6:30 p.m. New Hope as Hebron Christian’s coach for the doubleheader but announced New Hope at Starkville, 6:30 p.m. Continued from Page 1B Wednesday he was stepping down. He said he is looking for someone Amory at Kossuth, 6:30 p.m. to replace him as the team’s coach for the rest of the season. “We had your secondary read is, and you have Mays, TJ Stephens, Jeremy Tate, 35 hits in nine innings over two games, including 10 extra-base hits.” to know where your checkdown is. and Terryonte Thomas and running ON THE AIR You have to know all of those things. back Tyran Reed gives the Trojans Mississippi State Last year, I think he was in kind of the ability to throw multiple looks at Today in a gunslinger approach, just stand- opponents so they can capitalize on “Dawg Talk” with Dan Mullen debuts tonight at The COLLEGE FOOTBALL 6 p.m. — Charlotte at Louisville, FSN ing back there and pat, pat, pat (on matchups. Veranda the ball) and looking all around and “It makes it easier when you STARKVILLE — Mississippi State’s popular “Dawg Talk” radio 6 p.m. — The Citadel at Mercer, Fox Sports show featuring football coach Dan Mullen will make its season debut Southeast looking to throw the ball. When that know you can throw it to them and at 7 tonight from its new location, The Veranda on 208 Lincoln Green 6 p.m. — Houston Baptist at Central Arkansas, happens, you end up late throwing they are going to catch it, and then in Starkville. American Sports Network the ball and putting the ball in posi- they catch it and run with it,” Ste- Mullen will join the “Voice of the Bulldogs” Jim Ellis for the 6:30 p.m. — Indiana at Florida International, tions it doesn’t need to go.” vens said. “Jeremy can jump and get hour-long show. ESPNU Stevens said he learned a lot Fans are invited to attend the show and it can be heard on it. Andre and Aaron are fast. Terry- 6:30 p.m. — Appalachian State at Tennessee, from Pickle last season. He feels a onte and Jaylon are fast and can go affiliates of the MSU Sports Radio Network presented by Learfield SEC Network Sports, or free on HailState.com and via the TuneIn app. Fans can year of maturity has helped him un- up and get a ball.” 7 p.m. — Oregon State at Minnesota, Big Ten also call into the show and ask Mullen questions by dialing 866-998- derstand he needs to know where New Hope did that in its opener 4893. Network and why he is going to throw the 7 p.m. — Rice at Western Kentucky, CBS Sports against Aberdeen. The Trojans uti- All of the “Dawg Talk” shows will be at 7 p.m. this season. Here ball as opposed to just throwing it. are the dates for the season: Thursday, Sept. 8 , Thursday, Sept. 15 , Network lized the speed of Erby as a slot re- Thursday, Sept. 22 , Thursday, Sept. 29 , Thursday, Oct. 6 , Wednes- 7 p.m. — South Carolina at Vanderbilt, ESPN He acknowledged that the cliché of ceiver against linebackers to create day, Oct. 12 , Thursday, Oct. 20 , Thursday, Oct. 27 , Thursday, Nov. 7 p.m. — Southern Utah at Utah, Pac-12 the game slowing down applies in mismatches. Pickle said the Trojans 3 , Thursday, Nov. 10 , Thursday, Nov. 17, and Tuesday, Nov. 22 Network his case because he believes he has won’t be a team that throws the foot- n Men’s golf team announces schedule: At Starkville, the GOLF a better feel for what to do. men’s golf will play host to the Old Waverly Collegiate Championship ball 40-50 times. Instead, he said for the fifth-straight year as part of a challenging 2016-17 slate that 2 p.m. — LPGA Tour, Manulife LPGA Classic, first “Last year, I was rushing every- they will strive to have balance and was unveiled Wednesday. round, at Cambridge, Ontario, TGC thing and rushing my reads,” Ste- pick their spots to take advantage of “Our goal was to put together a very competitive schedule on HORSE RACING vens said. “I have just gotten a little matchups when they see ones they some of the top courses in the country,” MSU coach Clay Homan 3 p.m. — Saratoga Live, at Saratoga Springs, bit slower.” can exploit. said. “We will have the opportunity to play from coast to coast on a New York, FS2 Pickle saw Stevens’ poise at the variety of different grasses, courses and conditions.” “I think the biggest thing Friday MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL position last season, but he said the MSU has started every season since 2009 in Hattiesburg, and 11 a.m. — San Diego at Atlanta, Fox Sports night is we played in front of the 2016 is no different as the Bulldogs tee off the campaign Sept. 12-13 understanding of the offense Ste- chains all night,” Pickle said. “We at the Southern Mississippi-hosted Sam Hall Intercollegiate. Southeast NFL PRESEASON vens has developed and his ability put ourselves in position where we MSU’s lone new tournament comes Sept. 26-27 when it ven- to think like he does and to know tures to the Cincinnati Intercollegiate at Coldstream Country Club. 6 p.m. — New England at N.Y. Giants, NFL didn’t have third and longs or sec- The Bulldogs open October by playing in the Alabama-hosted Network why the Trojans call a play has ond and longs. We didn’t have pre- Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate (Oct. 3-4), one of three trips to the 9 p.m. — Seattle at Oakland, NFL Network helped the offense make the most dictable downs. You become pre- state this season for MSU. TENNIS of its weapons. Pickle said he and dictable on offense whenever you After finishing third at the Mountaineer Intercollegiate in 2015, Noon — U.S. Open, second round, at New York, his assistant coaches have changed get in those situations.” MSU will look for another strong finish Oct. 10-11 when it returns to ESPN the way they work with Stevens Pete Dye Golf Club in Bridgeport, West Virginia. Stevens said the first two vic- The team will round out the fall slate Oct. 24-25 in Vero Beach, 5 p.m. — U.S. Open, second round, at New York, and tried to explain what the team ESPN2 tories have given the team a lot of Florida, at the Quail Valley Collegiate Invitational Oct. 24-25. wants to capitalize on and then ask confidence. Several of the Trojans After nearly four months off, the Bulldogs open the spring 6 p.m. — U.S. Open, second round, at New York, Stevens. talked in the preseason about hav- slate Feb. 20-21 with their ninth appearance at the Mobile Bay ESPN2 “He had some big plays,” Pickle Intercollegiate. MSU will play host to the Old Waverly Collegiate ing more leadership from a larger WNBA said of Stevens. “We were able to Championship on April 3-4. 7 p.m. — New York at Indiana, NBA TV senior class. Stevens echoed that throw a screen pass for 60 yards. We NCAA regional play will be held at various locations May 15-17. thinking and said the come-from- The NCAA Championship will be May 25-27 in Sugar Grove, Illinois. Friday had a couple of long passes down behind victory against Louisville n Women’s golf team unveils schedule: At Starkville, After AUTO RACING the field. He was accurate throwing was crucial because it validated the qualifying for NCAA Regional play last season, Jessica Peng and Ji 7 a.m. — Formula One, Italian Grand Prix, the ball. He missed one deep ball Eun Baik return to lead the Ginger Brown-Lemm’s women’s golf team players’ belief they were capable of practice, at Monza, Italy, NBC Sports Network that was wide open, but we are not into another campaign. 10 a.m. — IndyCar, Grand Prix of The Glen, finishing. He said the goal will be “This year will be an exciting year. The tournament schedule necessarily a deep-ball team, by any practice, at Watkins Glen, New York, NBC Sports to build on that win and the victo- is tough, but we have played many of these courses in past years,” means. We want to run it, run it, run Network said Brown-Lemm, who enters her seventh season at the MSU helm. it, and take our chances whenever ry against Aberdeen so the team “We also have a very mature and seasoned senior class in Baik, 11 a.m. — NASCAR, Xfinity Series, VFW Sports can compete for a playoff spot out of Peng, and (Izel) Pieters. There are no juniors this season, but we are Clips Help a Hero 200, practice, at Darlington, we get a chance to take our chance.” Pickle credited the play of the Class 5A, Region 1. excited to have very strong sophomore and freshman classes. The South Carolina, NBC Sports Network “I think our seniors have stepped competition to make the traveling five will be fierce.” 12:30 p.m. — NASCAR, Sprint Cup Series, offensive line for giving Stevens a The Bulldogs, who feature a pair of talented newcomers in up,” Stevens said. “We know what Bojangles’ Southern 500, practice, at Darlington, chance to throw the ball. He said Athena Yang and Terri Doss, open the 2016-17 season Sept. 24-26 the play of that experienced group we have worked for, and we have in Norman, Oklahoma, at the Schooner Fall Classic. South Carolina, NBC Sports Network worked hard to get where we are 1:30 p.m. — NASCAR, Xfinity Series, VFW Sports enabled Stevens to throw for 376 MSU will wraps the fall slate Oct. 24-25 when it heads to Briggs and to get where we need to be, Ranch Golf Club in San Antonio, Texas, for the Alamo Invitational. Clips Help a Hero 200, final practice, at yards and three touchdowns. The Bulldogs return for the spring slate Feb. 5-7, heading to Darlington, South Carolina, NBC Sports Network It also helps that Stevens has a va- hopefully. Orlando, Florida, for the UCF Challenge. 3:30 p.m. — NASCAR, Sprint Cup Series, riety of weapons to go to, and all of “That first victory felt good be- NCAA Regionals will be hosted at various sites May 8-10, while Bojangles’ Southern 500, final practice, at them have the ability to make plays. cause we won it as a team. Our de- the NCAA Championship will take place May 19-24 at Rich Harvest fense got better and our offense got Farms in Sugar Grove, Illinois. Darlington, South Carolina, NBC Sports Network Pickle said there aren’t many teams n Preseason accolades continue to roll in for cross coun- COLLEGE FOOTBALL that can cover the number of re- a lot better.” try team: At Starkville, With the season a few days away, the honors 6 p.m. — Army at Temple, CBS Sports Network ceivers/tight ends that the Trojans Follow Dispatch sports continue to roll in for the cross country team. 6 p.m. — Furman at Michigan State, Big Ten have. He said the combination of editor Adam Minichino on Twitter The Bulldogs find themselves ranked 18th in the USTFCCCA Network Aaron Brooks, Tyler Harris, Jaylon @ctsportseditor preseason poll after ending the record-breaking 2015 season ranked 6:30 p.m. — Northwestern State at Baylor, Fox 17th. MSU is the second-highest SEC team in the poll, behind only No. 11 Arkansas. Sports Network MSU will begin its season Saturday at the Memphis Twilight. 7 p.m. — Colorado vs. Colorado State, at Senior All-American Rhianwedd Price won the event two years ago. Denver, ESPN Stevens MSU returns nine athletes from the 2015 squad that made it to the 8 p.m. — Kansas State at Stanford, FS1 Continued from Page 1B NCAA Championships for the first time in program history. 8 p.m. — Toledo at Arkansas State, ESPNU the best. In December, Stevens said he GOLF “I think Thomas just loves to will try to do his best against some Ole Miss 4:30 a.m. — European PGA Tour, Omega play,” Boyd said earlier this sum- of the world’s top players and show- Softball team announces fall schedule European Masters, second round, at Crans mer. “With the way he was swing- case his skills to even more coach- Montana, Switzerland, TGC OXFORD — The Ole Miss softball team will play eight games in ing the bat, I thought he would get es and scouts. He hopes it will give its fall season, six of which are scheduled to be at home in prepara- 8:30 a.m. — European PGA Tour, Omega tion for the 2017 season. several offers and one led to two and him even more confidence for his European Masters, second round, at Crans then three and then five. The thing The fall slate will kick off Oct. 2 with the Fall Invitational, which Montana, Switzerland, TGC senior season in baseball. will feature three games. Ole Miss will play Meridian Community with Thomas is he hits it so well, 11 a.m. — LPGA Tour, Manulife LPGA Classic, Each player was selected to par- College and Delta State at 1:30 p.m. and 4 p.m., respectively. which is why guys are on him. second round, at Cambridge, Ontario, TGC ticipate in the event based on their Ole Miss then will take on Southern Mississippi at 1 p.m. Oct. “He consistently got big hits in 8 at Shiloh Park in Brandon. Ole Miss will play Itawamba C.C. at 5 1:30 p.m. — PGA Tour, Deutsche Bank abilities, power, scout references, p.m. Oct. 11 in Oxford. It will take a 10-day break before facing Blue Championship, first round, at Norton, big ballgames for us and did a good high school, and showcase tour- Mountain College at 4 p.m. Oct. 21. Massachusetts, TGC job in the outfield and stepped in nament performance. Stevens will Contests against Mississippi Gulf Coast C.C. (5 p.m. Oct. 25) 6 p.m. — Champions Tour, Shaw Charity Classic, and caught some big games.” and Mississippi Valley State (5 p.m. Nov. 2) will round out the slate proudly represent Mississippi in first round, at Calgary, Alberta (same-day tape), Stevens played in multiple tour- the Home Run Derby and the West of fall games in Oxford. Ole Miss will close the exhibition schedule naments with the Golden Spikes. closes at 5 p.m. Nov. 4 with a game at Memphis. TGC during the All-American Classic He said he received scholarship Last season, Ole Miss made history and advanced to the HORSE RACING Game. The game highlights the offers from East Mississippi C.C., NCAA tournament for the first time. It won a school-record 41 3 p.m. — Saratoga Live, at Saratoga Springs, five-day experience that will include games and finished the season ranked No. 24 in the ESPN.com/ New York, FS2 Itawamba C.C., East Central C.C., top players and coaches, including USA Softball Collegiate Top 25. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Pearl River C.C., Mississippi Gulf 6 p.m. — Atlanta at Philadelphia, Fox Sports South Coast C.C., Mississippi Delta C.C., a MLB Scout Day in front of all 30 Alabama 6 p.m. — St. Louis at Cincinnati, Fox Sports and Hinds C.C. and has been think- organizations, a welcome dinner/ Women’s soccer team travels to the state of Florida Midwest ing about his college destination for jersey presentation ceremony, the TAMPA, Fla. — The Alabama women’s soccer team will play WNBA a long time. He said he wanted to Home Run Derby, and two mental No. 20 South Florida at 6 tonight at part of a two-game road trip in 7:30 p.m. — Seattle at Chicago, NBA TV make a college choice to get it out of strength sessions. the next four days. TENNIS the way so he could concentrate on To learn more about the POWER Alabama (4-0) will travel to Fort Myers, Florida, to take on Noon — U.S. Open, third round, at New York, Florida Gulf Coast at noon Sunday. football and his senior year. SHOWCASE or dates and the offi- n Volleyball team will play three matches in Puerto Rico: ESPN “It is a relief, kind of, because I cial selection process, visit www. At Bayamon, Puerto Rico, the volleyball team will play Virginia Tech 5 p.m. — U.S. Open, third round, at New York, know I can focus on football and base- powershowcase.com. ESPN2 at 4:30 p.m. today in its first match at the Puerto Rico Clasico. ball now,” Stevens said. He said he Follow Dispatch sports Alabama will face Florida State at 4:30 p.m. Friday and Temple 6 p.m. — U.S. Open, third round, at New York, isn’t sure if he also will try to play foot- editor Adam Minichino on Twitter at 2 p.m. Saturday. ESPN2 — From Special Reports ball at Northeast Mississippi C.C. @ctsportseditor 4B THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2016 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com Conner Continued from Page 1B happened in the team’s victory against THE ASSOCIATED PRESS led all SEC defensive backs with the Crimson Tide in September, but nine tackles for a loss. the hope was he would have surgery TOP 25 SCHEDULE But players and coaches said the and return in about 4-6 weeks. TODAY’S GAMES leadership he provides is at least Conner came back for two n No. 9 Tennessee vs. Appalachian State, 6:30 p.m. just as important. n No. 19 Louisville vs. Charlotte, 6 p.m. games in November — against Ar- FRIDAY’S GAMES “Tony is a grown man back kansas and LSU — but it was clear n No. 8 Stanford vs. Kansas State, 8 p.m. there and that’s what I love about he wasn’t the same. He was shut n No. 12 Michigan State vs. Furman, 6 p.m. him,” Ole Miss defensive lineman down for the rest of the season and n No. 23 Baylor vs. Northwestern State, 6:30 p.m. Breeland Speaks said. “He’s going had another surgery. SATURDAY’S GAMES to play his heart out every time. n No. 1 Alabama vs. No. 20 Southern Cal at Arlington, Conner said he feels about “90 Texas, 7 p.m. That’s what you get with Tony. Any percent” and that’s he’s progress- n No. 2 Clemson at Auburn, 8 p.m. time you have a player like that with ing each day and will be ready when n No. 3 Oklahoma at No. 15 Houston, 11 a.m. talent — like first-round NFL talent the 11th-ranked Rebels face No. 4 n No. 5 LSU vs. Wisconsin at Green Bay, Wisconsin, — you can’t go wrong.” Florida State on Monday in Orlan- 2:30 p.m. Freeze said the Rebels’ mid-sea- n No. 6 Ohio State vs. Bowling Green, 11 a.m. do, Florida. n No. 7 Michigan vs. Hawaii, 11 a.m. son swoon last year — which includ- Ole Miss coach Hugh Freeze n No. 13 TCU vs. South Dakota State, 7 p.m. ed losses to Florida to Memphis said Conner has handled the career n No. 14 Washington vs. Rutgers, 1 p.m. — was in part because the defense setback as well as possible. The n No. 16 UCLA at Texas A&M, 2:30 p.m. was a little lost without Conner. n No. 17 Iowa vs. Miami (Ohio), 2:30 p.m. safety grew up about 25 miles from n No. 18 Georgia vs. No. 22 North Carolina at Atlanta, “It took us three games last year the Ole Miss campus in Batesville, 4:30 p.m. to figure out how to play without so he’s had plenty of family and n No. 21 Oklahoma State vs. SE Louisiana, 2:30 p.m. him,” Freeze said. friends close by to provide support. n No. 24 Oregon vs. UC Davis, 4 p.m. Freeze said he’d like to limit n No. 25 Florida vs. UMass, 6:30 p.m. “He’s got a great mom who keeps Conner’s snaps early in the season, SUNDAY’S GAME him grounded and he’s just a guy who n No. 10 Notre Dame at Texas, 6:30 p.m. but he might not have that luxury. loves to play the game,” Freeze said. MONDAY’S GAME The Rebels go into the game with “I think, really, that Tony would stay n No. 4 Florida State vs. No. 11 Mississippi at Orlando, several young players at safety fol- at Ole Miss for 10 years if he could Florida, 7 p.m. lowing the departure of seniors because he’s just a country boy who Mike Hilton and Trae Elston. loves to be at home. But he’ll get his for their defense. The hard-hitter — “He is a leader, he understands opportunity in the NFL.” who often plays in the hybrid safe- the game, he’s physical,” Freeze If the 6-foot, 225-pound senior ty/linebacker role that the Rebels said. “He’s just a football player so is close to his former self this year, use in their 4-2-5 defense — had 69 I think him at 90 percent makes us the Rebels will receive a huge boost tackles as a sophomore in 2014 and a lot better.” Dale Continued from Page 1B Dale, who is listed as men, and many are get- he plays the game. two. the starter at defensive ting a glimpse of what it “I don’t play to get at- “Obviously it’s a felony tackle, has caught the eye would be like to play at tention. I feel like they’re crime to possess a weap- of Sirmon. He was asked the next level. Dale hopes going to know who I am on on a college campus. if Dale was poised for a to play in the NFL, so he real soon if they don’t,” We make sure they under- breakout season, but he has been listening care- Dale said. stand that. We explain to said he doesn’t believe in fully to Baker. n In other foot- our guys that if they’re in breakout seasons. “Everything he says ball news, Mullen said a situation where they’re “Torrey’s gotten a you have to soak up be- Wednesday on the South- carrying a handgun, they lot better,” Sirmon said. cause he knows what it eastern Conference tele- probably need to try and “He’s got good technique. takes to get to the league, conference that he has a avoid those situations.” I’m looking for those guys he knows what it takes to “no weapons” policy. Mullen said that has to play to the best of their stay in the league, and The question was always been his stance ability. I’m happy that he’s he knows what coaches prompted after Auburn since he arrived at MSU playing on our defense in the league are looking defensive back Stephen in December 2008. and he’s a valuable guy to for,” Dale said. “He has a Roberts was arrested He understands that our team. I hope he keeps lot of wisdom and knowl- last week on charges of those that hunt are go- improving.” edge about the game. Ev- attempting to elude an of- ing to have guns, but he In his three-year ca- erything he says, I just try ficer and for possessing a wants them to keep them reer, Dale has 15 tackles to write down and soak firearm without a license. with their other hunting (one-and-a-half for loss) up.” “I don’t think there’s supplies and not bring and two passes defended Dale has high hopes any need for our guys to them on campus. in 26 games. He redshirt- for his final season and carry weapons, but also, Follow Dispatch sports ed as a freshman in 2012. is excited about the po- we live in Mississippi and writer Ben Wait on Twitter With a new scheme, tential to be a bigger we have a lot of guys that @bcwait those numbers could in- contributor. If he realizes go hunting on the week- crease. that goal, his status as an end or when they have a “I know the outside, unknown might end, but day off in the fall,” Mullen the inside, and tackle. I Dale said that’s not why said. “I try to separate the know it all,” Dale said. “I feel like knowing the de- fense at any position re- ally just gives me a better chance to play to my full potential. “I’ve never done a 3-4 before. When he first said that, I didn’t know what to expect. I like the 3-4 and the 4-3. They’re both good depending on who you’re facing and what you’re seeing.” Coming out of John Curtis Christian High School in River Ridge, Louisiana, Dale received interest from Auburn, Ar- kansas, and others. LSU came in late, but he decid- ed to attend MSU. During his senior year, Dale had 72 tackles (21 for loss), 16 sacks, and one safety. Along with a new de- fensive coordinator in Sir- mon, MSU has a new de- fensive line coach. David Turner took the same job at Texas A&M and MSU football coach Dan Mul- len hired NFL coaching veteran Brian Baker to replace him. Baker likes the way Dale fits into the system and said he does every- thing he is supposed to do. “He’s working on be- ing fundamentally sound every snap, and he really understands what we’re doing,” Baker said. “I’ve challenged him, ‘Hey, I just want to see you be more productive. Instead of being where you’re sup- posed to be all the time and just doing that, now do that plus make plays.’ ” Baker coached 19 seasons in the NFL with the San Diego Chargers (1996), the Detroit Lions (1997-2000), the Minne- sota Vikings (2001-05), the St. Louis Rams (2006- 08), the Carolina Panthers (2009-10), the Dallas Cow- boys (2011-12), the Cleve- land Browns (2013), and the Washington Redskins (2014). His knowledge and experience have ex- cited the defensive line- The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2016 5B SEC Continued from Page 1B forward on the field instead of deal- SOUTHEASTERN going 3-5 and 4-4. The Aggies have ing with questions off it. Of course, opened both those seasons with We protect it. the flip side is the intensity of the CONFERENCE SCHEDULE five straight wins. scrutiny will increase with poor Today’s Games “We’ve got to figure out what’s n Appalachian State at Tennessee, 6:30 p.m. You live it. performances. 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The WOLF Raiders are breaking new 662-328-2114 © The Dispatch Singleton 6B THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2016 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com Rivalry FOOTBALL: NFL Continued from Page 2B because they live right down the “They have speed and size, League clears players in PEDs investigation road.” and that’s a big concern,” Cham- By The Associated Press Gay said knows how explo- bless said. son, Matthews, Peppers and free and would only discuss the por- agent Mike Neal with indefinite tion of the Al-Jazeera interview sive West Point’s offense can be. Chambless was pleased with NEW YORK — NFL stars He said the Yellow Jackets this the way his team played in the suspensions if they did not meet that mentioned the 14-year vet- James Harrison, Clay Matthews with investigators. eran. week in practice to try to find opener, but he said there are still and Julius Peppers can start the ways to contain it. Woods said questions to be answered. 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The NFL cleared all three ty, but an injury forced him Woods expects there to be a players on Wednesday, saying ing Harrison, Peyton Manning, son met with the NFL before the out. Sophomore Malik Brown great atmosphere because West there was “no credible evidence” and the three others, used PEDs, league-mandated deadline, as took over and started last week Point fans will make the short the players were guilty of any of but he later recanted his claims. did Matthews and Peppers. against Oxford. Brown, who will trip and Starkville fans will be the claims made in a documen- NFLPA attorney Heather Harrison tweaked the find- be the starter moving forward, is out in full force to support their tary by Al-Jazeera America in McPhee sent a letter to the NFL ings of the investigation on Twit- 12 of 20 for 204 yards and three team. January. earlier this month of accusing it ter and Instagram late Wednes- touchdowns (one interception). Chambless knows this one An NFL statement said “the of trying to “bully and publicly day. He has 103 yards rushing on 33 will be fun. investigation involved witness in- shame” Harrison without offer- “It’s only breaking news cause carries. “Fans enjoy these types of terviews, a review of relevant re- ing evidence beyond a brief men- you thought I was guilty,” Harri- Junior wide receiver Cameron games and players and coaches cords and other materials, elec- tion in the Al-Jazeera interview. son tweeted. “I have my father’s Gardner is Brown’s favorite tar- do, too,” Chambless said. tronic research, and laboratory McPhee’s letter said Harrison name and I have WORKED for get. Gardner has seven catches Follow Dispatch sports writer analysis and review.” would meet with the NFL at 5 EVERYTHING I have since DAY for 133 yards and a touchdown. Ben Wait on Twitter @bcwait The league threatened Harri- p.m. Aug. 30 at the team’s facility, ONE.” Comics & Puzzles DILBERT Dear Abby EAR ABBY: contemplating what’s wrong with me. I work I’m a young now can make a in a school, so I have the Dwoman of huge difference summers off, but I can’t relax 16 years and I’m in the lives of and enjoy myself. Every day I in the second others, and constantly think about having to year of high reward you well go back to work when summer school. Next year if you work hard is over, and I dread it. I also will be my last, and are success- find myself dwelling on past and then I will ful. If you would mistakes I have made and re- have the pressure love the practice grets about things I did or didn’t of relatives and of medicine and do. As a result, it prevents me friends wondering have the aptitude from enjoying the present. what I will do with for it, that’s the Do other people have this ZITS my life. way I think you problem? Have you any advice When I was should go. to help me stop thinking about little, I said I was DEAR ABBY: the past and the future and going to be a I am terrified of how I can enjoy the here and stylist. I liked that Dear Abby driving on the now? — CAN’T RELAX IN NEW idea, but after I interstate. It is JERSEY did some research keeping me from DEAR CAN’T RELAX: Nothing about it, I realized it is not for going places I want to go and lasts forever, including summer me. I have also thought about doing things I want to do. I vacation. However, may I point journalism and specializing in don’t know anyone else with out that if you have a job you fashion, but don’t know if it’s this phobia. Is there any help “dread’ returning to, it may be something I want for my life. for someone like me? — READY time to consider finding a new I would love to do medicine, TO ROLL IN MONTANA one? perhaps pediatrics or oncol- DEAR READY: Of course As to past regrets spoiling ogy. They are very beautiful there is. Your first step should your present, a way to stop GARFIELD professions. Should I pursue be to contact a driving school dwelling on those negative the career I always wanted as to find out if it offers courses thoughts would be to say a child, or a career that I think for people with a fear of driving ALOUD to yourself: “That was is beautiful and will give me a on the interstate. However, if then. This is NOW. I’m wiser good life? Help! — JULIA FROM you can’t bring yourself to dip now.” Then make a conscious BRAZIL your toe in the water that way, effort to reorient yourself to the DEAR JULIA: The dreams ask your physician to put you present. I’m not saying it won’t people have as children usu- in touch with a psychotherapist take vigilance and practice, ally change as they mature. who specializes in relieving but hearing yourself speak the It appears that yours are no people of their phobias. words may snap you back to different. 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Horoscopes CANDORVILLE TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (Sept. environment. to sleep. There is gold to be 1). Your cosmic birthday gift is TAURUS (April 20-May 20). mined in this beautiful mix of a heightened sense for what Every change is a key to the conscious and subconscious people need and how to deliver door of another opportunity. It awareness. it. Put to good use, this sense is not always clear which door LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). The will make you rich in love and the key goes to, though. You’ll one you’re wild for is always dollars. You’ll give new life to spend part of the day trying somewhere on your mind, the group in September. Your different “doors,” seeking the no matter what you’re doing. exceptional handling of VIPs right fit. Therefore, being thoughtful will earn you a role in a very im- GEMINI (May 21-June 21). comes easily to you. You’re portant mission at the start of Oddly, the difficulties attract magnetized toward anything 2017. Cancer and Aries adore you. Or maybe this isn’t so that might delight your love. you. Your lucky numbers are: 9, strange. Maybe it’s the mark of VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 5, 12, 40 and 19. fine character to seek constant 22). As for your all-consuming, ARIES (March 21-April challenge. The rewards are, deep, affectionate attachment, BABY BLUES 19). Don’t be surprised if your after all, richer where powerful sometimes you can’t remember personality naturally starts to efforts are the demand. how it began. Other times you curve to the job at hand. This CANCER (June 22-July 22). can’t have a thought that’s not flexibility of form is a strength, You’ll ride a highly creative remembering. not a weakness. It is because frame of mind all day, similar to LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). you are so solid at your core the one you often experience The fresh luck will come after that you’re able to bend to your just as you are drifting off what’s old has been wrapped up. Consider bringing in some outside forces to finish the job faster. The results will be well worth the money. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). Get the word out about what you do. Post wide and far. You’ll be surprised who can BEETLE BAILEY make use of your talent, and in ways you will really enjoy. That you make money too will be the cherry on top. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- Dec. 21). Troubled people sense your empathetic nature, and they will tell you their prob- lems. Don’t let this stress you out. Your mind will race to how you can help, but you needn’t worry: Your listening ears are help enough. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). You have an excellent MALLARD FILMORE sense for placing people in the position they are best suited to. Now the trick is in knowing how to state things to make the job appealing to the person who should be doing it. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). There’s so much that needs to be wrapped up today that you’ll wish you had your own staff to help you finish. Unless you do have your own staff, and then you’ll wish said staff were slightly more efficient. FAMILY CIRCUS PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). To the untrained eye, your carefree ways belie your strong character. The reality is that it’s precisely because of your inner strength and faith in yourself and life’s process that you can afford to be easygoing.

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PORT DOLPHIN RE- Trust Book 2004 at NOTICE TO CREDITORS 2006-0152-L PLACEMENT (REBID) Page 32973 in the Of- LOWNDES COUNTY fice of the Chancery STATE OF MISSISSIPPI NOTICE TO CREDITORS PORT Clerk of the County of COUNTY OF LOWNDES LOWNDES COUNTY, Lowndes, State of Mis- STATE OF MISSISSIPPI MISSISSIPPI sissippi; and Letters of Administra- COUNTY OF LOWNDES tion have been granted Sealed bids for Port Dol- WHEREAS, by name and issued to the under- Letters of Administra- phin Replacement (Re- change effective March signed upon the estate tion have been granted bid) at the Lowndes 7, 2011, AmericThean G eDispatchn- • www.cdispatch.comof John Earl Williams, and issued to the under- County PoTHURSDAY,rt will be re- SEPTEMBER 1, 2016 7B eral Financial Services, Deceased, by the Chan- signed upon the estate ceived by the Lowndes Inc. became Springleaf cery Court of Lowndes of Willie Gray, De- County Port Authority at Financial Services, Inc.; County, Mississippi, on ceased, by the Chan- 1121 Main Street, and the 18th day of Septem- cery Court of Lowndes Lowndes County Admin- TOber, 200 6PLACE. This is to Co unANty, Miss isAD,sippi, on CALListrative Board ro328-2424om, he ispaTch WHEREAS, the afore- give notice to all per- the 13th day of Septem- 2nd Floor, Suite 204, T D said deed of trust was sons having claims ber, 2006. This is to Columbus, Mississippi, assigned to U.S. Bank against saORid estate tVISITo give notice tCDISPATCH.COMo all per- 39701 until 10:00 A.M National Association, as Probate and Register sons having claims on September 29, 2016 Indenture Trustee for same with the Chan- against said estate to and then at said office Springleaf Mortgage cery Clerk of Lowndes Probate and Register publicly opened and Loan Trust 2012-1 by in- TRIPLECounty, Missi sEXPOSURE!sippi, same with the Chan- read aloud. strument dated Septem- within ninety (90) days cery Clerk of Lowndes ber 21, 2015, and re- Allfrom t hadse first p ubappearlica- Count yin, Mis sTheissippi, CommercialThis project includes Dispatch, corded in the Office of tion date of this Notice within ninety (90) days Dolphin Replacement the aforesaid Chancery Theto Credi toStarkvillers. A failure to from tDispatchhe first publica- (andRebid) a tcdispatch.com! the Lowndes Clerk in Book 2015 at so Probate and Re- tion date of this Notice County Port-East Bank. LegalClassifieds Notices 0010 Legal Notices 0010 Legal Notices 0010 PLegalage Notices2134 50010; and Legal Notices 0010 gLegaliste rNotices said 0010claim will tLegalo Cr eNoticesditors 0010. A failure to Legal Notices 0010 Legal Notices 0010 Classifieds forever bar the same. so Probate and Re- The above general out- The following vehicles ( SUMMONS ) ( SUMMONS ) WHEREAS, the afore- ( SUMMONS ) This the 22nd day of Au- gister said claim will line of features of the IN THE CHANCERY have been abandoned IN THE CHANCERY IN THE CHANCERY said deed of trust was IN THE CHANCERY gust, 2016. forever bar the same. work does not in any COURT OF LOWNDES at Brownlee's Auto Re- COURT OF LOWNDES COURT OF LOWNDES assigned to U.S. Bank COURT OF LOWNDES This the 22nd day of Au- way limit the responsib- COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI pair & Wrecker Service. COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI National Association as COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI /s/ Vanessa Brooks gust, 2016. ility of the Contractor to 1809 Bell Ave, Colum- Indenture Trustee for Vanessa Brooks, Admin- perform all work and fur- IN THE MATTER OF THE bus, MS 39701 CAREY CRAIG WILLI- CAREY CRAIG WILLI- CIM Trust 2015-2AG CAREY CRAIG WILLI- istratrix /s/ Marie Wilson Marie nish all labor, equip- ESTATE OF AMS and ROBIN LOUISE AMS and ROBIN LOUISE Mortgage-Backed Notes, AMS and ROBIN LOUISE Wilson, Administratrix ment and materials re- WILLIE B. JONES, 2006 Chevy Impala WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS, Series 2015-2AG by in- WILLIAMS, PUBLISH: 08/25/2016, quired by the specifica- DECEASED CAUSE NO. VIN# INDIVIDUALLY AND AS INDIVIDUALLY AND AS strument dated June 1, INDIVIDUALLY AND AS 09/01/2016 and PUBLISH: 08/25/2016, tions and the drawings 2012-0030-B 2G1WT55K969341736 THE NEXT FRIEND, and THE NEXT FRIEND, and 2016, and recorded in THE NEXT FRIEND, and 09/8/2016 09/01/2016 and referred to therein. PALMER HOME PALMER HOME the Office of the afore- PALMER HOME 09/8/2016 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IF THESE VEHICLES ARE FOR CHILDREN, AS THE FOR CHILDREN, AS THE said Chancery Clerk in FOR CHILDREN, AS THE CERTIFICATE OF RE- NOT CLAIMED THEY LEGAL CUSTODIAN OF LEGAL CUSTODIAN OF Book 2016 at Page LEGAL CUSTODIAN OF IN THE CHANCERY IN THE CHANCERY SPONSIBILITY: Each STATE OF MISSISSIPPI WILL BE PUT UP FOR THE THE MINOR CHILD, 12303; and THE MINOR CHILD, COURT OF LOWNDES COURT OF LOWNDES contractor submitting a COUNTY OF LOWNDES SALE ON THE 19th DAY MINOR CHILD, CHLOE CHLOE ANDREA HAIN- PHILLIP GARY HAINSEY, COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI bid in excess of OF SEPTEMBER, 2016 ANDREA HAINSEY PETI- SEY PETITIONERS WHEREAS, the afore- III PETITIONERS $50,000.00 must show Letters of Administra- at 10:00 A.M. AT Brown- TIONERS said, U.S. Bank Nation- IN THE MATTER OF THE IN THE MATTER OF THE on his bid and on the tion have been granted lee's Auto Repair & VERSUS NO. 2016- al Association as Inden- VERSUS NO. 2016- ESTATE OF ESTATE OF face of the envelope and issued to the under- Wrecker Service. 1809 VERSUS NO. 2016- 0002-KMB ture Trustee for CIM 0004-KMB JOHN STEWART, DE- WILLIE SHIRLEY, DE- containing the bid, his signed upon the estate Bell Ave, Columbus, MS 0002-KMB Trust 2015-2AG Mort- CRYSTAL GAIL PUTNEY CEASED CAUSE NO. CEASED CAUSE NO. Certificate of Respons- of Willie B. Jones, De- 39701 CRYSTAL GAIL PUTNEY gage-Backed Notes, and 2006-0090 2006-0179 ibility Number, as re- ceased, by the Chan- CRYSTAL GAIL PUTNEY and Series 2015-2AG, the PHILLIP GARY HAINSEY, quired by Section 31-3- cery Court of Lowndes Published: 9/1/16 & and PHILLIP GARY HAINSEY, holder of said deed of II RESPONDENTS NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS 21 and 31-3-15, Missis- County, Mississippi, on 9/8/16 PHILLIP GARY HAINSEY, II RESPONDENTS trust and the note se- sippi Code of 1972. If the 10th day of May, II RESPONDENTS cured thereby, substi- S U M M O N S STATE OF MISSISSIPPI STATE OF MISSISSIPPI the bid does not ex- 2012. This is to give no- NOTICE OF SUBSTI- S U M M O N S tuted Underwood Law COUNTY OF LOWNDES COUNTY OF LOWNDES ceed $50,000.00, a tice to all persons hav- TUTE TRUSTEE' S SALE S U M M O N S Firm PLLC, as Trustee TO: CRYSTAL GAIL PUT- notation so stating ing claims against said STATE OF MISSISSIPPI TO: CRYSTAL GAIL PUT- therein, as authorized NEY Letters of Administra- Letters of Administra- must appear on the estate to Probate and COUNTY OF LOWNDES TO: PHILLIP GARY HAIN- NEY by the terms thereof, by tion have been granted tion have been granted face of the envelope. Register same with the WHEREAS, default has SEY, II instrument dated June You have been named and issued to the under- and issued to the under- Chancery Clerk of occurred in the perform- You have been named 16, 2016 and recorded in the suit filed in this signed upon the estate signed upon the estate Each bid must be sub- Lowndes County, Mis- ance of the covenants, You have been named in the suit filed in this in the Office of the Court by Carey Craig Wil- of John Stewart, De- of Willie Shirley, De- mitted in a sealed en- sissippi, within ninety terms and conditions of in the suit filed in this Court by Carey Craig Wil- aforesaid Chancery liams and Robin Louise ceased, by the Chan- ceased, by the Chan- velope, addressed to (90) days from the first a Deed of Trust dated Court by Carey Craig Wil- liams and Robin Louise Clerk in Book 2016 at Williams, individually cery Court of Lowndes cery Court of Lowndes the Port Director, publication date of this June 21, 2006, ex- liams and Robin Louise Williams, individually Page 14307; and and as the next friend, County, Mississippi, on County, Mississippi, on Lowndes County Port Notice to Creditors. A ecuted by EARNEST Williams, individually and as the next friend, and Palmer Home For the 26th day of June, the 10th day of October, Authority. Each sealed failure to so Probate SMITH, LUTRICIA and as the next friend, and Palmer Home For WHEREAS, default hav- Children, as the legal 2006. This is to give no- 2006. This is to give no- envelope containing a and Register said claim SMITH, conveying cer- and Palmer Home For Children, as the legal ing been made in the custodian of the minor tice to all persons hav- tice to all persons hav- bid shall be clearly will forever bar the tain real property Children, as the legal custodian of the minor terms and conditions of child, Phillip Gary Hain- ing claims against said ing claims against said marked on the outside same. therein described to JAY custodian of the minor child, Chole Andrea said deed of trust and sey, III, Petitioners, estate to Probate and estate to Probate and as: BID ENCLOSED This the 22nd day of Au- MORRIS, as Trustee, for child, Chloe Andrea Hainsey, Petitioners, the entire debt secured seeking to terminate Register same with the Register same with the “PORT DOLPHIN RE- gust, 2016. CHASE BANK USA N.A., Hainsey, Petitioners, seeking to terminate thereby, having been de- your parental rights and Chancery Clerk of Chancery Clerk of PLACEMENT (REBID)”, Original Beneficiary, to seeking to terminate your parental rights and clared to be due and for the adoption of said Lowndes County, Mis- Lowndes County, Mis- and the envelope /s/ Andre Jones Andre secure the indebted- your parental rights and for the adoption of said payable in accordance minor child. Respond- sissippi, within ninety sissippi, within ninety should also bear on the Jones, Administrator ness therein described, for the adoption of said minor child. Respond- with the terms of said ents other than you in (90) days from the first (90) days from the first outside the name of the as same appears of re- minor child. Respond- ents other than you in deed of trust, and the this action are Phillip publication date of this publication date of this Company and the Com- PUBLISH: 08/25/2016, cord in the office of the ents other than you in this action are Phillip legal holder of said in- Gary Hainsey, II. Notice to Creditors. A Notice to Creditors. A pany’s address. If for- 09/01/2016 and Chancery Clerk of this action are Crystal Gary Hainsey, II. debtedness, U.S. Bank failure to so Probate failure to so Probate warded by mail, the 09/8/2016 Lowndes County, Mis- Gail Putney. National Association as You are required to mail and Register said claim and Register said claim sealed envelope con- sissippi filed and recor- You are required to mail Indenture Trustee for or hand-deliver a copy of will forever bar the will forever bar the taining the bid must be Building & Remodeling 1120 ded July 21, 2006, in You are required to mail or hand-deliver a copy of CIM Trust 2015-2AG a written response to same. same. enclosed in another en- Deed Book 2006, Page or hand-deliver a copy of a written response to Mortgage-Backed Notes, the Petition filed against This the 22nd day of Au- This the 22nd day of Au- velope addressed to the Tom Hatcher, LLC 19858; and WHEREAS, a written response to the Petition filed against Series 2015-2AG, hav- you in this action to Car- gust, 2016. gust, 2016. Port Director, Lowndes Custom Construction, the beneficial interest of the Petition filed against you in this action to Car- ing requested the under- rie A. Jourdan, the attor- County Port Authority, Restoration, Remodel- said Deed of Trust was you in this action to Car- rie A. Jourdan, the attor- signed Substituted ney for Petitioners, /s/ Queen Stewart /s/ Joe Ann Gray Joe 1121 Main Street (P. O. ing, Repair, Insurance transferred and as- rie A. Jourdan, the attor- ney for Petitioners, Trustee to execute the whose post office ad- Queen Stewart, Admin- Ann Gray, Administratrix Box 633), Columbus, claims. 662-364-1769. signed to U.S. Bank ney for Petitioners, whose post office ad- trust and sell said land dress is P. O. Box istratrix Mississippi 39701 Licensed & Bonded N.A., as trustee, on be- whose post office ad- dress is P. O. Box and property in accord- 1108, Columbus, MS PUBLISH: 08/25/2016, (39703). Any bid not re- half of the holders of dress is P. O. Box 1108, Columbus, MS ance with the terms of 39703-1108, and PUBLISH: 08/25/2016, 09/01/2016 and ceived in writing at this W S Construction. Build- the J.P. Morgan Mort- 1108, Columbus, MS 39703-1108, and said deed of trust for whose street address is 09/01/2016 and 09/8/2016 office by the date and ing, remodeling & roof- gage Acquisition Trust 39703-1108, and whose street address is the purpose of raising 420 Main Street, 09/8/2016 time specified will be ing. Backhoe & dump- 2006-CH2 Asset whose street address is 420 Main Street, the sums due thereun- Columbus, MS 39701. ( SUMMONS ) declared late. The Port truck service. Backed Pass-Through IN THE CHANCERY 420 Main Street, Columbus, MS 39701. der, together with attor- IN THE CHANCERY Authority will not be re- (662) 242-3471. Certificates, Series Columbus, MS 39701. neys fees, Substituted YOUR RESPONSE MUST COURT OF LOWNDES sponsible for delays in 2006-CH2; and WHERE- COURT OF LOWNDES COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI RAY'S WOOD WORKS YOUR RESPONSE MUST Trustees fees and ex- BE MAILED OR DE- COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI delivery. It is solely the AS, the undersigned, YOUR RESPONSE MUST BE MAILED OR DE- pense of sale; LIVERED NOT LATER responsibility of the Rubin Lublin, LLC has CAREY CRAIG BE MAILED OR DE- LIVERED NOT LATER THAN THIRTY DAYS IN THE MATTER OF THE vendor that bids to been appointed as Sub- LIVERED NOT LATER THAN THIRTY DAYS NOW, THEREFORE, WE, AFTER THE 5th DAY OF WILLIAMS and ROBIN reach the opening on stitute Trustee; and ESTATE OF LOUISE WILLIAMS, THAN THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE 5th DAY OF Underwood Law Firm August, 2016, WHICH JULIA FRAZIER, DE- time. Any bid received NOW, THEREFORE, the AFTER THE 5th DAY OF August, 2016, WHICH PLLC, Substituted Trust- IS THE DATE OF THE INDIVIDUALLY AND AS after deadline will be re- Multiple Home Repairs holder of said Deed of CEASED CAUSE NO. THE NEXT FRIEND, and Sheetrock, Flooring, August, 2016, WHICH IS THE DATE OF THE ee in said deed of trust, FIRST PUBLICATION OF 2006-0168 turned unopened. Bids Trust, having requested IS THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF will on the 22nd day of THIS SUMMONS. IF PALMER HOME or alterations by fax or Trim, Painting, Tile, the undersigned so to FOR CHILDREN, AS THE Kitchen/Bath FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS SUMMONS. IF September, 2016, offer YOUR RESPONSE IS NOTICE TO CREDITORS phone will not be accep- do, as Substitute Trust- THIS SUMMONS. IF YOUR RESPONSE IS for sale at public outcry NOT SO MAILED OR DE- LEGAL CUSTODIAN OF ted. Decks- Dock Repair ee or his duly appoin- YOUR RESPONSE IS NOT SO MAILED OR DE- for cash to the highest LIVERED, A JUDGMENT THE MINOR CHILD, Pressure Washing ted agent, by virtue of STATE OF MISSISSIPPI PHILLIP GARY HAINSEY, 662-634-1114 NOT SO MAILED OR DE- LIVERED, A JUDGMENT bidder, and sell within BY DEFAULT WILL BE COUNTY OF LOWNDES No bidder may with- the power, duty and au- LIVERED, A JUDGMENT BY DEFAULT WILL BE legal hours (being ENTERED AGAINST YOU III PETITIONERS draw his bid within thority vested and im- BY DEFAULT WILL BE ENTERED AGAINST YOU between the hours of FOR THE MONEY OR ninety (90) days after Excavating 1300 posed upon said Substi- Letters of Administra- VERSUS NO. 2016- ENTERED AGAINST YOU FOR THE MONEY OR 11:00 A.M. and 4:00 OTHER RELIEF DEMAN- tion have been granted the actual date of the tute Trustee shall, on FOR THE MONEY OR OTHER RELIEF DEMAN- P.M.) at the Main front DED IN THE PETITION. 0004-KMB opening thereof. September 22, 2016 and issued to the under- CRYSTAL GAIL PUTNEY CLAY GRAVEL, Fill clay, OTHER RELIEF DEMAN- DED IN THE PETITION. door of the County signed upon the estate & top soil. Newly within the lawful hours DED IN THE PETITION. Courthouse at Colum- You must also file the and EVIDENCE: No bid will of sale between of Julia Frazier, De- PHILLIP GARY HAINSEY, opened pit. Easy ac- You must also file the bus, County of original of your re- be opened, considered cess off 82 East. Can 11:00AM and 4:00PM ceased, by the Chan- II RESPONDENTS You must also file the original of your re- Lowndes, State of Mis- sponse with the Clerk of cery Court of Lowndes or accepted unless the load and deliver. Also at the southeast front original of your re- sponse with the Clerk of sissippi, the following this court within a reas- above information is giv- County, Mississippi, on S U M M O N S backhoe work. door of Courthouse pro- sponse with the Clerk of this court within a reas- described property situ- onable time afterward. en as specified. Stokes Excavation: ceed to sell at public the 20th day of Septem- this court within a reas- onable time afterward. ated in the County of ber, 2006. This is to 662-689-0089 outcry to the highest onable time afterward. Lowndes, State of Mis- Issued under my hand TO: PHILLIP GARY HAIN- Awarding public con- and best bidder for cash give notice to all per- SEY, II Issued under my hand sissippi, to-wit: and seal of said Court, sons having claims tracts to non-resident or certified funds ONLY, Issued under my hand and seal of said Court, this the 3rd day of Au- Bidders will be on the General Services 1360 the following described against said estate to You have been named and seal of said Court, this the 3rd day of Au- A lot 105 feet North and gust, A.D., 2016. Probate and Register same basis as the non- property situated in South by 210 feet East in the suit filed in this resident bidder’s state HANDY MAN. Any type this the 3rd day of Au- gust, A.D., 2016. same with the Chan- of home repair. Lowndes County, Mis- gust, A.D., 2016. and West in the Northw- LOWNDES COUNTY Court by Carey Craig Wil- awards contracts to sissippi, to wit: THE cery Clerk of Lowndes liams and Robin Louise Licensed plumbing and LOWNDES COUNTY est Quarter of the CHANCERY CLERK County, Mississippi, Mississippi Contractors FOLLOWING DE- Southwest Quarter of Williams, individually bidding under similar cir- electrical. LOWNDES COUNTY CHANCERY CLERK (S E A L) within ninety (90) days 662-425-6505. SCRIBED REAL ESTATE CHANCERY CLERK (S E A L) Section Seven, Town- and as the next friend, cumstances. In order to LOCATED AND SITU- from the first publica- and Palmer Home For (S E A L) ship 18 South, Range By: /s/ Tina Fisher tion date of this Notice ensure that HILL'S PRESSURE ATED IN LOWNDES By: /s/ Tina Fisher 17 West, Lowndes D.C. Children, as the legal Mississippi’s Golden COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI, to Creditors. A failure to custodian of the minor WASHING. Commercial/ By: /s/ Tina Fisher D.C. County, Mississippi, so Probate and Re- Rule is followed, state residential. House, con- TO WIT: A LOT BEING D.C. more particularly de- Published: 8/5, 8/9, child, Phillip Gary Hain- law requires a non-resid- 102 2/3 FEET NORTH gister said claim will sey, III, Petitioners, crete, sidewalks & mo- Published: 8/5, 8/9, scribed as follows to- 8/11, 8/16, 8/18, forever bar the same. ent bidder to attach to bile washing. Free est. AND SOUTH 175 FEET Published: 8/5, 8/9, 8/11, 8/16, 8/18, wit: 8/23, 8/25, 8/30, & seeking to terminate his bid, a copy of EAST AND WEST LYING This the 22nd day of Au- your parental rights and Call 662-386-8925 8/11, 8/16, 8/18, 8/23, 8/25, 8/30, & 9/1/16. gust, 2016. his/her resident state’s IN THE SOUTHEAST 8/23, 8/25, 8/30, & 9/1/16. Beginning at the South- for the adoption of said current laws pertaining QUARTER OF SECTION minor child. Respond- RETAINER WALL, drive- 9/1/16. west Corner of said Sec- /s/ Delois Hill Delois to such state’s treat- way, foundation, con- 14, TOWNSHIP 18 IN THE CHANCERY tion Seven; thence run ents other than you in ment of non-resident SOUTH, RANGE 18 COURT OF LOWNDES Hill, Administratrix this action are Crystal crete/riff raft drainage IN THE CHANCERY North along the West IN THE CHANCERY contractors. WEST, MORE PARTICU- COURT OF LOWNDES COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI Gail Putney. work, remodeling, base- boundary line of said COURT OF LOWNDES PUBLISH: 08/25/2016, ment foundation, re- LARLY DESCRIBED AS COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI Section Seven, (being Each Bidder must de- FOLLOWS: BEGINNING IN THE MATTER OF THE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI 09/01/2016 and You are required to mail pairs, small dump truck the West side of Lehm- 09/8/2016 posit with his proposal, hauling (5-6 yd) load & AT A POINT OF THE SEC- IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF berg Road), a distance or hand-deliver a copy of a Bid Bond or Certified TION LINE 477 2/3 ROBERT WHITE, DE- IN THE MATTER OF THE a written response to demolition/lot cleaning. ESTATE OF of 2210 feet; thence ESTATE OF Check in an amount FEET SOUTHEAST LOIS LANE "PAT" COX, CEASED CAUSE NO. the Petition filed against Burr Masonry 242- East 40 feet to the East EDDIE WILLIAMS, DE- IN THE CHANCERY equal to five percent 0259. CORNER OF THE DECEASED CAUSE NO. 2006-0100 side of said Lehmberg COURT OF LOWNDES you in this action to Car- (5%) of his bid, payable SOUTHEAST QUARTER CEASED CAUSE NO. rie A. Jourdan, the attor- 2006-0197-C Road; thence North 2006-0165 COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI to the Lowndes County Lawn Care / Landscaping OF THE NORTHEAST NOTICE TO CREDITORS along the East side of ney for Petitioners, Port Authority, as bid se- QUARTER OF SECTION whose post office ad- 1470 NOTICE TO CREDITORS said Lehmberg Road a NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTER OF THE curity. The successful 14, TOWNSHIP 18 STATE OF MISSISSIPPI distance of 100 feet to ESTATE OF dress is P. O. Box bidder will be required SOUTH, RANGE 18 STATE OF MISSISSIPPI COUNTY OF LOWNDES a point which is the OTIS LOWE, DECEASED 1108, Columbus, MS to furnish a Payment JESSE & BEVERLY'S WEST, THE SAME BE- STATE OF MISSISSIPPI 39703-1108, and LAWN SERVICE. COUNTY OF LOWNDES Northwest Corner of a COUNTY OF LOWNDES CAUSE NO. 2006-0144 Bond and Performance ING ON THE WEST Letters of Administra- tract of land as origin- whose street address is Bond each in the Cleanup, mowing & RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF tion have been granted 420 Main Street, weed eating, landscap- Letters of Administra- ally acquired by Luther Letters of Administra- NOTICE TO CREDITORS amount of one hundred MCCRARY ROAD; tion have been granted and issued to the under- Martley and the Southw- Columbus, MS 39701. percent (100%) of the ing, siding, tree cutting. THENCE CONTINUING signed upon the estate tion have been granted 356-6525. and issued to the under- est Corner of a tract and issued to the under- STATE OF MISSISSIPPI contract amount. SOUTH ALONG SAID signed upon the estate of Robert White, De- formerly owned by COUNTY OF LOWNDES YOUR RESPONSE MUST RIGHT OF WAY LINE ceased, by the Chan- signed upon the estate BE MAILED OR DE- of Lois Lane "Pat" Cox, Evelyn Gualt Hudson; of Eddie Williams, De- Bid documents are be- Painting & Papering 1620 AND SECTION LINE FOR Deceased, by the Chan- cery Court of Lowndes thence East parallel Letters of Administra- LIVERED NOT LATER ing made available via A DISTANCE OF 102 County, Mississippi, on ceased, by the Chan- THAN THIRTY DAYS cery Court of Lowndes with the South bound- cery Court of Lowndes tion have been granted original paper copy. Plan CLIFF'S Painting. Cliff 2/3 FEET TO A POINT; County, Mississippi, on the 7th day of July, ary line of Section Sev- and issued to the under- AFTER THE 5th DAY OF holders are required to Baswell. Free estim- THENCE SOUTH 89 DE- 2006. This is to give no- County, Mississippi, on August, 2016, WHICH the 20th day of Novem- en a distance of 460 the 22nd day of signed upon the estate register for an account ates. Interior/Exterior GREES, 20 MINUTES ber, 2006. This is to tice to all persons hav- feet to a point; thence of Otis Lowe, Deceased, IS THE DATE OF THE at www.neel-schaffer- work. 30 years experi- WEST FOR A DISTANCE ing claims against said September, 2006. This FIRST PUBLICATION OF give notice to all per- run South parallel with is to give notice to all by the Chancery Court plans.com to view and ence. Many references. OF 175 FEET TO A sons having claims estate to Probate and the West boundary line of Lowndes County, Mis- THIS SUMMONS. IF order Bid Documents. 662-327-9079. POINT; THENCE NORTH Register same with the persons having claims YOUR RESPONSE IS against said estate to of said section a dis- against said estate to sissippi, on the 12th All plan holders are re- 662-386-0006. PARALLEL WITH SAID Probate and Register Chancery Clerk of tance of 105 feet to the day of September, NOT SO MAILED OR DE- quired to have a valid SECTION LINE FOR A Lowndes County, Mis- Probate and Register LIVERED, A JUDGMENT same with the Chan- Initial Point of this de- same with the Chan- 2006. This is to give no- email address for regis- QUALITY PAINTING. Ex- DISTANCE OF 102 2/3 cery Clerk of Lowndes sissippi, within ninety scription; from said ini- tice to all persons hav- BY DEFAULT WILL BE tration. Bid documents terior/Interior Paint. FEET TO A POINT (90) days from the first cery Clerk of Lowndes ENTERED AGAINST YOU County, Mississippi, tial point continue County, Mississippi, ing claims against said are free. Questions re- Sheetrock Hanging and THENCE NORTH 89 DE- within ninety (90) days publication date of this South parallel with the estate to Probate and FOR THE MONEY OR garding website registra- Finishing. Free Estim- GREES 20 MINUTES Notice to Creditors. A within ninety (90) days OTHER RELIEF DEMAN- from the first publica- West boundary line of from the first publica- Register same with the tion and online orders ates. Larry Webber 662- EAST FOR A DISTANCE tion date of this Notice failure to so Probate said section a distance Chancery Clerk of DED IN THE PETITION. please contact Plan 242-6225. OF 175 FEET TO THE and Register said claim tion date of this Notice to Creditors. A failure to of 105 feet; thence to Creditors. A failure to Lowndes County, Mis- House Printing at (662) POINT OF BEGINNING. so Probate and Re- will forever bar the East parallel with the sissippi, within ninety You must also file the 407-0193. SULLIVAN'S PAINT PROPERTY ADDRESS: same. so Probate and Re- original of your re- gister said claim will South boundary line of gister said claim will (90) days from the first SERVICE The street address of This the 22nd day of Au- sponse with the Clerk of Certified in lead forever bar the same. said section a distance forever bar the same. publication date of this The Lowndes County the property is believed This the 22nd day of Au- gust, 2016. of 210 feet; thence Notice to Creditors. A this court within a reas- Port Authority hereby no- removal. Offering spe- to be 315 N MCCRARY This the 22nd day of Au- onable time afterward. cial prices on interior & gust, 2016. North parallel with the gust, 2016. failure to so Probate tifies all Bidders that it RD, COLUMBUS, MS /s/ Steven White West boundary line of and Register said claim will affirmatively insure exterior painting, pres- 39702. In the event of /s/ Tangelia Rochelle Steven White, Adminis- said section a distance will forever bar the Issued under my hand that in any contract sure washing & sheet any discrepancy trator /s/ Rosie Williams and seal of said Court, rock repairs. Cox Clemmons Tan- of 105 feet; thence Rosie Williams, Adminis- same. entered into pursuant to between this street ad- gelia Rochelle Cox this the 3rd day of Au- Free Estimates West parallel with the tratrix This the 22nd day of Au- this advertisement, dis- dress and the legal de- Clemmons, Administrat- PUBLISH: 08/25/2016, South boundary line of gust, 2016. gust, A.D., 2016. advantaged and Call 435-6528 scription of the prop- 09/01/2016 and rix said section a distance PUBLISH: 08/25/2016, women’s business en- erty, the legal descrip- 09/8/2016 of 210 feet to the Ini- /s/ Sam James Sam LOWNDES COUNTY terprises will be af- Stump Removal 1790 tion shall control. Title 09/01/2016 and CHANCERY CLERK PUBLISH: 08/25/2016, tial Point of this descrip- 09/8/2016 James, Administrator forded the full opportun- to the above described 09/01/2016 and SUBSTITUTED TRUST- tion, being one-half (S E A L) ity to submit bids in re- property is believed to 09/8/2016 EES NOTICE OF SALE acres, more or less, to- PUBLISH: 08/25/2016, sponse to this invita- be good, but I will con- gether with the right of 09/01/2016 and By: /s/ Tina Fisher tion and will not be dis- vey only such title as is Advertisement for Bid WHEREAS, on Novem- ingress and egress over 09/8/2016 D.C. criminated against on vested in me as Substi- Renovations to Goen ber 4, 2004, Dorris S. an existing road abut- IN THE CHANCERY the grounds of race, col- tute Trustee. THIS LAW Hall and Frazier Hall Britt (aka Dorice S. ting said property COURT OF LOWNDES Published: 8/5, 8/9, or, or national origin in FIRM IS ATTEMPTING TO apartments on the Mis- Britt) and Clara S. Britt, providing access to said COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI IN THE CHANCERY 8/11, 8/16, 8/18, consideration for an COLLECT A DEBT. ANY sissippi University for executed a deed of trust Lehmberg Road. COURT OF LOWNDES 8/23, 8/25, 8/30, & award. ALLSTUMP GRINDING INFORMATION OB- Women Campus to Susan R. Holley, IN THE MATTER OF THE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI 9/1/16. SERVICE TAINED WILL BE USED Mississippi University Trustee for the benefit WE WILL CONVEY only ESTATE OF The Lowndes County GET 'ER DONE! FOR THAT PURPOSE. for Women of American General Fin- such title as is vested JOHN EARL WILLIAMS, IN THE MATTER OF THE ADVERTISEMENT FOR Port Authority reserves We can grind all your Rubin Lublin, LLC, Sub- Columbus, MS 39701 ancial Services, Inc., in Underwood Law Firm DECEASED CAUSE NO. ESTATE OF BIDS the right to reject any stumps. Hard to reach stitute Trustee 428 which deed of trust is PLLC as Substituted 2006-0154 WILLIE GRAY, DE- bids and all bids and places, blown over North Lamar Blvd, Suite Sealed bids will be re- recorded in Deed of Trustee. CEASED CAUSE NO. PORT DOLPHIN RE- waive any informality. roots, hillsides, back- 107 Oxford, MS 38655 ceived at the Office of Trust Book 2004 at NOTICE TO CREDITORS 2006-0152-L PLACEMENT (REBID) yards, pastures. Free www.rubinlublin.com/pr Purchasing. The bid Page 32973 in the Of- WITNESS OUR SIGNA- LOWNDES COUNTY BY: /s/ Will Sanders estimates. You find it, operty-listings.php Tel: opening date will be fice of the Chancery TURE, this the 25th day STATE OF MISSISSIPPI NOTICE TO CREDITORS PORT Port Director we'll grind it! (877) 813-0992 Fax: held in the Office of Pur- Clerk of the County of of August, 2016. COUNTY OF LOWNDES LOWNDES COUNTY, 662-361-8379 (404) 601-5846 PUB- chasing, Whitfield Hall, Lowndes, State of Mis- STATE OF MISSISSIPPI MISSISSIPPI DATES OF PUBLICA- LISH: 08/25/2016, Columbus, MS 39701 sissippi; and Underwood Law Firm Letters of Administra- COUNTY OF LOWNDES TION: HOULK STUMP 09/01/2016, at 2:00 p.m. Monday, PLLC tion have been granted Sealed bids for Port Dol- REMOVAL 09/08/2016, September 26, 2016 at WHEREAS, by name and issued to the under- Letters of Administra- phin Replacement (Re- August 25, 2016 09/15/2016 Ad which time they will be change effective March SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEE signed upon the estate tion have been granted bid) at the Lowndes September 1, 2016 Self-propelled grinder #102284 publicly opened and 7, 2011, American Gen- of John Earl Williams, and issued to the under- County Port will be re- on RUBBER TRACKS. read. Specifications eral Financial Services, BY: Catherine W. Under- Deceased, by the Chan- signed upon the estate ceived by the Lowndes Absolutely NO yard may be obtained from: Inc. became Springleaf wood cery Court of Lowndes of Willie Gray, De- County Port Authority at damage. Fits thru 36" Financial Services, Inc.; Majority Member County, Mississippi, on ceased, by the Chan- 1121 Main Street, gate. Reach and grind any and all stumps Office of Purchasing and Control# Britt, Clara/NS the 18th day of Septem- cery Court of Lowndes Lowndes County Admin- Whitfield Hall ber, 2006. This is to County, Mississippi, on istrative Boardroom, and roots. LOW prices 1100 College Street, WHEREAS, the afore- give notice to all per- the 13th day of Septem- 2nd Floor, Suite 204, and FREE estimates. PUBLISH: 09/01/2016, 662-295-8366 MUW 1628 said deed of trust was 09/08/2016, sons having claims ber, 2006. This is to Columbus, Mississippi, Columbus, MS 39701 assigned to U.S. Bank 09/15/2016 against said estate to give notice to all per- 39701 until 10:00 A.M Telephone (662) 329- National Association, as Probate and Register sons having claims on September 29, 2016 Tree Services 1860 Reuse 7126 Indenture Trustee for GIVE YOUR BUDGET A same with the Chan- against said estate to and then at said office Email: Springleaf Mortgage cery Clerk of Lowndes Probate and Register publicly opened and A&T Tree Service the News [email protected] Loan Trust 2012-1 by in- County, Mississippi, same with the Chan- read aloud. Bucket truck & stump strument dated Septem- BREAK... within ninety (90) days cery Clerk of Lowndes removal. Free est. Recycle Mississippi University ber 21, 2015, and re- Shop in the from the first publica- County, Mississippi, This project includes Serving Columbus this for Women reserves the corded in the Office of tion date of this Notice within ninety (90) days Dolphin Replacement in the since 1987. Senior NewspapeR right to reject any or all the aforesaid Chancery Classifed section to Creditors. A failure to from the first publica- (Rebid) at the Lowndes citizen disc. Call Alvin @ Clerk in Book 2015 at tion date of this Notice County Port-East Bank. bids. so Probate and Re- Find It 242-0324/241-4447 PUBLISHED: 8/25/16 & Page 21345; and for bargain buys! gister said claim will to Creditors. A failure to "We'll go out on a limb 9/1/16. 662-328-2424 forever bar the same. so Probate and Re- The above general out- for you!" WHEREAS, the afore- This the 22nd day of Au- gister said claim will line of features of the said deed of trust was gust, 2016. forever bar the same. work does not in any assigned to U.S. Bank This the 22nd day of Au- way limit the responsib- National Association as /s/ Vanessa Brooks gust, 2016. ility of the Contractor to Indenture Trustee for Vanessa Brooks, Admin- perform all work and fur- CIM Trust 2015-2AG istratrix /s/ Marie Wilson Marie nish all labor, equip- Mortgage-Backed Notes, Wilson, Administratrix ment and materials re- Series 2015-2AG by in- PUBLISH: 08/25/2016, quired by the specifica- strument dated June 1, 09/01/2016 and PUBLISH: 08/25/2016, tions and the drawings 2016, and recorded in 09/8/2016 09/01/2016 and referred to therein. the Office of the afore- 09/8/2016 said Chancery Clerk in CERTIFICATE OF RE- Book 2016 at Page SPONSIBILITY: Each 12303; and contractor submitting a bid in excess of WHEREAS, the afore- $50,000.00 must show said, U.S. Bank Nation- on his bid and on the al Association as Inden- face of the envelope ture Trustee for CIM containing the bid, his Trust 2015-2AG Mort- Certificate of Respons- gage-Backed Notes, ibility Number, as re- Series 2015-2AG, the quired by Section 31-3- holder of said deed of 21 and 31-3-15, Missis- trust and the note se- sippi Code of 1972. If cured thereby, substi- the bid does not ex- tuted Underwood Law ceed $50,000.00, a Firm PLLC, as Trustee notation so stating therein, as authorized must appear on the by the terms thereof, by face of the envelope. instrument dated June 16, 2016 and recorded Each bid must be sub- in the Office of the mitted in a sealed en- aforesaid Chancery velope, addressed to Clerk in Book 2016 at the Port Director, Page 14307; and Lowndes County Port Authority. Each sealed WHEREAS, default hav- envelope containing a ing been made in the bid shall be clearly terms and conditions of marked on the outside said deed of trust and as: BID ENCLOSED the entire debt secured “PORT DOLPHIN RE- thereby, having been de- PLACEMENT (REBID)”, clared to be due and and the envelope payable in accordance should also bear on the with the terms of said outside the name of the deed of trust, and the Company and the Com- legal holder of said in- pany’s address. If for- debtedness, U.S. Bank warded by mail, the National Association as sealed envelope con- Indenture Trustee for taining the bid must be CIM Trust 2015-2AG enclosed in another en- Mortgage-Backed Notes, velope addressed to the Series 2015-2AG, hav- Port Director, Lowndes ing requested the under- County Port Authority, signed Substituted 1121 Main Street (P. O. Trustee to execute the Box 633), Columbus, trust and sell said land Mississippi 39701 and property in accord- (39703). Any bid not re- ance with the terms of ceived in writing at this said deed of trust for office by the date and the purpose of raising time specified will be the sums due thereun- declared late. The Port der, together with attor- Authority will not be re- neys fees, Substituted sponsible for delays in Trustees fees and ex- delivery. It is solely the pense of sale; responsibility of the vendor that bids to NOW, THEREFORE, WE, reach the opening on Underwood Law Firm time. Any bid received PLLC, Substituted Trust- after deadline will be re- ee in said deed of trust, turned unopened. Bids will on the 22nd day of or alterations by fax or September, 2016, offer phone will not be accep- for sale at public outcry ted. for cash to the highest bidder, and sell within No bidder may with- legal hours (being draw his bid within between the hours of ninety (90) days after 11:00 A.M. and 4:00 the actual date of the P.M.) at the Main front opening thereof. door of the County Courthouse at Colum- EVIDENCE: No bid will bus, County of be opened, considered Lowndes, State of Mis- or accepted unless the sissippi, the following above information is giv- described property situ- en as specified. ated in the County of Lowndes, State of Mis- Awarding public con- sissippi, to-wit: tracts to non-resident Bidders will be on the A lot 105 feet North and same basis as the non- South by 210 feet East resident bidder’s state and West in the Northw- awards contracts to est Quarter of the Mississippi Contractors Southwest Quarter of bidding under similar cir- Section Seven, Town- cumstances. In order to ship 18 South, Range ensure that 17 West, Lowndes Mississippi’s Golden County, Mississippi, Rule is followed, state more particularly de- law requires a non-resid- scribed as follows to- ent bidder to attach to wit: his bid, a copy of his/her resident state’s Beginning at the South- current laws pertaining west Corner of said Sec- to such state’s treat- tion Seven; thence run ment of non-resident North along the West contractors. boundary line of said Section Seven, (being Each Bidder must de- the West side of Lehm- posit with his proposal, berg Road), a distance a Bid Bond or Certified of 2210 feet; thence Check in an amount East 40 feet to the East equal to five percent side of said Lehmberg (5%) of his bid, payable Road; thence North to the Lowndes County along the East side of Port Authority, as bid se- said Lehmberg Road a curity. The successful distance of 100 feet to bidder will be required a point which is the to furnish a Payment Northwest Corner of a Bond and Performance tract of land as origin- Bond each in the ally acquired by Luther amount of one hundred Martley and the Southw- percent (100%) of the est Corner of a tract contract amount. formerly owned by Evelyn Gualt Hudson; Bid documents are be- thence East parallel ing made available via with the South bound- original paper copy. Plan ary line of Section Sev- holders are required to en a distance of 460 register for an account feet to a point; thence at www.neel-schaffer- run South parallel with plans.com to view and the West boundary line order Bid Documents. of said section a dis- All plan holders are re- tance of 105 feet to the quired to have a valid Initial Point of this de- email address for regis- scription; from said ini- tration. Bid documents tial point continue are free. Questions re- South parallel with the garding website registra- West boundary line of tion and online orders said section a distance please contact Plan of 105 feet; thence House Printing at (662) East parallel with the 407-0193. South boundary line of said section a distance The Lowndes County of 210 feet; thence Port Authority hereby no- North parallel with the tifies all Bidders that it West boundary line of will affirmatively insure said section a distance that in any contract of 105 feet; thence entered into pursuant to West parallel with the this advertisement, dis- South boundary line of advantaged and said section a distance women’s business en- of 210 feet to the Ini- terprises will be af- tial Point of this descrip- forded the full opportun- tion, being one-half ity to submit bids in re- acres, more or less, to- sponse to this invita- gether with the right of tion and will not be dis- ingress and egress over criminated against on an existing road abut- the grounds of race, col- ting said property or, or national origin in providing access to said consideration for an Lehmberg Road. award.

WE WILL CONVEY only The Lowndes County such title as is vested Port Authority reserves in Underwood Law Firm the right to reject any PLLC as Substituted bids and all bids and Trustee. waive any informality.

WITNESS OUR SIGNA- BY: /s/ Will Sanders TURE, this the 25th day Port Director of August, 2016. DATES OF PUBLICA- Underwood Law Firm TION: PLLC August 25, 2016 SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEE September 1, 2016

BY: Catherine W. Under- wood Majority Member Control# Britt, Clara/NS

PUBLISH: 09/01/2016, 09/08/2016, 09/15/2016 8B THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2016 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com

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General Help Wanted 3200 Commercial Property For Houses For Sale: New Hope Rent 7100 8250 205 Tuscaloosa Rd. FSBO. 3BR/2BA. 400-3650 Sq.ft. 490 Drake Cir. Colum- retail, office, restaurant bus. 601-214-7961. space available, GREAT NOW HIRING Introductory Rates! REDUCED! 3BDR/2BA. 2405Hwy.45N.3200- 1560sq. ft. 9ft ceilings. 5700 Sf.ft. building Vaulted L/R. Trey ceil- Commercial & Industrial office or retail, ing in Master BR w/ W-I- will build to suit C. Close to school. YESTERDAY’S ANSWER Richland Realty. 662- $144,500. 662-386- Sudoku Electricians 327-5000 6036. Sudoku is a number- RESTAURANT/RETAIL Houses For Sale: Other 8500 placing puzzle based on space available. Old and a 9x9 grid with several Shipley's location. 1200 sq ft. Call 662-574- given numbers. The object 7879. Free MLS is to place the numbers Houses For Rent: Northside 1 to 9 in the empty spaces 7110 so that each row, each Search column and each 3x3 box 3BR/1BA newly re- Columbus, MS area modeled cottage. No contains the same number pets, no smoking, No and only once. The difficulty HUD. Available Sept

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call David Davis @ 662- AD SECTION! in the CLASSIFIED details. home decor, winter room, stove, fridge, Blythewood Realty coats, clothes, & more! 242-2222. But if can- washer & dryer. Central not pay your rent, like to heat & air. Security sys- SUMMER SPECIAL. 2½ Garage Sales: Other 4560 party & disturb others, tem. Approx 1650 sq ft acre lots. Good/bad DRIVER/LOCAL deliver- you associate w/crimin- Storm shelter. No pets. credit. $995 down. ies—full time position. als & cannot get along $950 rent per month $197/mo. Eaton Land. Applicants must meet Yard Sale Sunday Sept 4 @ 8AM - Until and w/others, or drugs is plus deposit & lease. 662-361-7711 the following criteria: your thang, you won't Caledonia School Dis- Class B CDL with Monday Sept 5 @ 8AM - Until! 4470 Highway 45 like me because I'm old trict. Mobile Homes 8650 hazmat endorsement, school, don't call!!!! Call 662-435-2847 Good MVR, Pass crimin- South. Take the Macon/Meridian 45 16X80 3 Bed 2 Bath, al background check, South Exit and drive Apts For Rent: East 7020 3BR/1.5BA. 1500 sq ft. Good condition, central DOT physical and drug South 5 miles. 8155 Hwy 12. $800/ heat & air Only $17900 screen. We offer: com- mo + $800 dep. NO includes delivery & set petitive pay, compre- 1, 2, 3 BEDROOMS & townhouses. Call for PETS. 662-549-9298 or up call 662-401-1093 hensive retirement plan, General Merchandise 4600 662-245-1191. full medical, dental, and more info. 662-549- 2BR/1BA MH for rent. vision insurance, and EMBROIDERY MACHINE: 1953 2 HOMES for rent: 591 Blackcreek rd. No vacation and leave time Entrepreneur Pro -3BR/2BA Home. 1200 pets. In city school dis- Qualified applicants PR1000e, 10-needle Apts For Rent: West 7050 sf. $975/mo. trict. 662-574-9574. apply at P O Box 2321 Home Embroidery ma- -Small 2BR Cottage. chine. 3.5yr old. Like Would prefer older MUST SEE to believe. Columbus, MS 39704 2007 River Birch 32x80 or 322 Idlewild Rd new! Call 662-386- couple/single tenant. 4508 or 662-327-3548 $975/ mo. Both: No 4BR/2BA manufac- Columbus ,MS or tured home. Large mas- [email protected]. smoking/pets. Caledo- In Brother Innovis nia school. Lease & ter bedroom/bath. Must 6000D. Embroidery and dep. required. be moved. $57,000. sewing. Lots of hoops & Call 435-1248. Motivated Seller. JOB OPENING in Colum- Contact Deborah. bus, MS for experi- thread & stabilizer. $2500. Text 662-791- Mobile Homes 7250 364-8408. enced mechanic in 9410. Great condition. auto, truck, construc- Autos For Sale 9150 tion equipment, out- RENT A fully equipped board motors, lawn- JAZZY SCOOTER and lift camper w/utilities & ACROSS for vehicle. Has 4 cable from $135/wk - 1991 NISSAN 300ZX. mowers etc., ability to 186,000 miles. 1 Fishhook feature lift at least 50 pounds, wheels. Comes w/ cov- $495/month. 3 Colum- er. In excellent cond. bus locations. Call 662- Non-turbo $4,500. must have valid driver’s Call 327-9279 5 Traction aid license- CDL a plus and Both for $1200 OBO. 242-7653 or 601-940- 10 Declare pass pre-employment 205-463-6044. 1397. 2001 CHEVROLET Ven- drug screen. EOE ture. 181k mi. 7 pas- 11 Nickels and Apply in person or send MARVEL SAW. Cuts 10" Office Spaces For Rent 7300 senger van, front & rear dimes resume: R & D Mainten- metal. $1,550. air. Very clean & runs 12 Man-shaped ance Services, Inc. Squaring metal sheer. DOWNTOWN OFFICE well. $3500. 662-327- 3600 W. Plymouth Road Cuts metal 1/4" thick. building for rent. 1100 8312 after 5pm. mug Columbus, MS 39701 $4,500. Both in good sq ft. 662-327-2588. condition. 662-425- 2006 Chevrolet 13 Parliament 2796 or 662-425-5450. OFFICE SPACES & retail Cobalt.2dr $4700, runs setting Medical / Dental 3300 space for lease. Start- great, A/C, auto, CD, 14 Tchaikovsky FORMAL DINING room ing at $285/mo. Fair- great gas mileage West Point Community set, $675. Apts For Rent: Other 7080 lane Center, 118 S. Mc- 25city 30+hwy. call ballet Living Center Hot point Dryer $50. Crary. 662-435-4188. 386-1495 after 4PM 16 Junior, e.g. is accepting applica- Black Console Piano, 20 Strike settings tions for Full Time and $275. More available. Storage & Garages 7500 2012 Honda Civic. Ex- Part Time RN's, LPN's, 662-328-1035. cellent condition. 5 23 Teachers’ org. and CNA's, and dietary INEXPENSIVE speed, 4 door, cloth cooks and dietary aids. MINI-STORAGE. From seats, white with tan in- 24 Lusty looks Monday -Friday 8:00am Free Pets 5100 5'x10' to 20'x20'. Two terior, 104,000 hwy 25 Doles out to 4:30pm. well-lit locations in miles. New tires with 27 Dallas player, for Apply in person at 1122 Free to a good home Columbus: Near Wal- less than 6000 miles. N. Eshman Avenue, (Inside only), 6 week old mart on Hwy 45 & near 662-295-2852. short West Point. kittens, 3 black fe- Taco Bell on Hwy 182. 28 Old movie males, 1 black male Call 662-327-4236 for 92 FORD F450 w/ crane Litter trained, never more information. and air compressor. 29 Slapstick staple Sales / Marketing 3600 been outside Has utility beds w/ 6 3 Singer McEntire 22 Writer Primo 662-386-8750 compartments. $5,500. 32 Low-cal snack 4 “The King and I” 25 Karaoke need THE COMMERCIAL Low mileage. Good Con- 36 City on the star 26 Sophocles play DISPATCH is in search Business Opportunity 6050 FRIENDLYMini-Warehouses CITY dition. 425-2796 or Passaic of an excellent newspa- friendlycitymini.com 425-5450. 5 Carburetor valve 28 Fires per subscription sales- CONVENIENCE STORE 39 Serving aid 6 Strike settings 30 Commerce person to work the Mon- for Sale or Lease in GMC SONOMA ext cab 40 Ducks roe County area. Must Columbus, MS. Ideal for lsle, 01, new 4 cyl gm 7 Wrap up 31 Ready for bed be able to sell door-to- Deli or restaurant. Call engine & rebuilt auto 41 Assess 8 In the past 33 Mecca resident door, KIOSK & work in- Phil @ 205-266-5128. 2 Convenient transboth with less than 42 Made demands 9 High rating 34 Writer Chopin dependently. Must be Locations 2k miles, ps pl ps on able to pass drug Business For Sale 6350 Best Rates pseat, good tires, new 11 Smackers 35 Facial pair screen if hired. For In Town! brakes , tool box and 43 Beame and 15 Puts down 36 Fishing aid more information apply 662-327-4236 bedliner. clean and Burrows to The Commercial Dis- SALON sharp, perfect truck 17 Pay to play 37 Juan Perón’s patch at 516 Main FOR SALE OR RENT 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Apart- good gas mileage, a 18 Cutting wife Street in Columbus, ments & Townhouses. bargain at $7850. DOWN 19 Sunup site 38 Crayon makeup MS. No phone calls ac- (662)327-2469. 702 7TH STREET S 1BR/1BA Apt. $335 Houses For Sale: East 8200 1 Night fliers 20 Some charity cepted. COLUMBUS, MS 2BR/1BA Apt. $410- P & R Scrap now sells Five Questions: 2 State frankly $460. 2BR/2BA 3BR 133 MAPLE St. Gutted. used auto parts! Call 21 Bound 3BR/1BA on corner lot. Truck Driving 3700 MAGGIE BISHOP /2BA Townhouses 662-434-0007 or come 1 Spencer 662-386-3083 $550-$800. No HUD al- Ready to be remodeled. by 11174 Highway 45 lowed. Lease, deposit, $25k. Call or text North for more info! FED-EX ground looking 662-436-0686. Perceval for Class A driver. credit check required. TOYOTA TUNDRA 2010 Dedicated local run. Apts For Rent: Northside 7010 Coleman Realty. 329- 2BR/1BA home on sr5, loaded, only 120k 6 months experience re- 2323 DOWNTOWN APTS. on Taylor St in East Colum- miles, immaculate truck quired. 662-295-2129. 5th St. 2BR/1BA. $800 bus for sale. Motivated msta. New tires bt ste- 2 Point per mo. 662-327-2588 seller. $38k. reo 5.7 v8 auto cold air. 662-364-6854. Under nada book and a Bargain Column 4180 Northwood Town- Houses For Sale: New Hope bargain at $23,500. MAKEUP VANITY, black houses 2BR, 1.5BA, call/text 662-574-3596. 3 “Night CH/A, stove, fridge, 8250 wrought iron style, glass DW, WD hookups, & Court” top, with mirror. private patios. Call Need a $50.00. 662-356-4524. 3BR/2BA. Move-in Robinson Real Estate Ready! $124,900, quiet 328-1123 area, heat pump, lg TWIN BED, girl's, shiny 1, 2, 3 BEDROOM apart- patio, approx 1,460 sq. 4 Hattie brass, wrought iron ments & townhouses. ft., on .4ac lot. 662- style, no m&b. $60.00. Call for more info. 662- 386-6289 for appt. McDaniel 662-356-4524. 549-1953. NEW RIDE? 5055 NEW Hope Rd. Apts For Rent: Northside 7010 Approx 3200 sq ft. 2 FIND ONE IN THE acre lot. Split level CLASSIFIEDS 5 Red 4BR/4BA home. Gas logs. 2 patios. Lg shop. Grange Fresh ext. paint. Priced to sell @ $170k. FSBO. 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