Investigators Seeking Driver Who Hit Eatery

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Vol. 117, No. 277 • Corinth, Mississippi • 16 pages • 1 section Investigators seeking driver who hit eatery

BY STEVE BEAVERS “A witness informed our of- sbeavers@dailycorinthian fi cers the car had an Alcorn SELMER, Tenn. — The Mc- County license plate, but they Nairy County Sheriff’s De- couldn’t make out the num- partment is looking for help bers,” said Hitchborn. from the public to solve a hit- Extensive damage was done and-run case. to Pat’s Cafe after the vehicle On Nov. 16, a car was trav- ran into the restaurant. eling on Highway 22 toward Hitchborn said McNairy Corinth when the driver lost County offi cers are looking for control and hit a light pole and a 1998-2003 gold Grand Prix restaurant in Michie, Tenn., with a damaged tail light. around 10 a.m., according to Anyone with any informa- investigator Robert Hitch- tion about the case can call born. The driver was able to the McNairy County Sheriff’s Staff photo by Steve Beavers get back on the road and con- Department 731-645-1004 or United Methodist Women Barbara Trapp (left) and Mary Katherine Butler get frozen food ready tinue toward Mississippi. Hitchborn at 731-610-1202. to sell at Saturday’s Red/Green Market. Proceeds raised by the women’s group will be used for restorations on the Fillmore Street Chapel. Methodist Women cook up Dismissal sought tasty fundraiser for chapel in shooting suit BY STEVE BEAVERS year,” said chapel committee mittee, members of FUMC and [email protected] chairman Rosemary Fisher. other interested individuals, ac- BY BRANT SAPPINGTON cessive force and other viola- Cooking for the chapel. Chicken spaghetti, lasagna, cording to Fisher. [email protected] tions related to his shooting The First United Method- cornbread dressing and apple “The next major undertak- The City of Booneville and on April 23, 2012. ist Women have made close to pies are considered specialties ing will be additional under- two city police offi cers are Curtiss died after he was 280 casseroles along with other of the group. Breakfast enchi- girding of the sanctuary fl oor seeking dismissal of a lawsuit shot by McCoy as the offi cers frozen foods to benefi t the res- ladas makes its fi rst appearance joints with the installment of fi led by the family of a man responded to a 911 call report- toration of the Fillmore Street on the list Saturday. reclaimed pine fl ooring,” she who died last year after being a disturbance outside the Chapel. “Each year we try to do at least said. “The improvement will re- ing shot during an altercation home of his ex-wife, Cheryl All of the delightful dishes one structural improvement to quire a large expenditure.” with the offi cers. Curtiss, on Stanley Street Ex- will be sold during Saturday’s the chapel and one cosmetic Last year, the women raised Attorneys representing the tended. RED Green Market in down- change or aesthetic enhance- close to $3,000 during the city and police offi cers Rusty In their response, fi led Nov. town. ment,” said Fisher. “Last year, event. McCoy and Brian Mays fi led a 12 in U.S. District Court in The United Methodist Wom- we were able to make a number Dating back to 1871, the Fill- response last week to the law- Oxford, the city and the offi - en will have a booth located at of simple repairs, replace plants more Street Chapel is a popular suit brought earlier this year cers deny all the claims made the most southeast corner of and purchase furniture for the wedding venue. The sanctuary by the sons of David Andrew against them in the suit and the CARE Garden. Selling of the reception rooms.” is well-suited for musical pre- Curtiss. The Curtiss family is ask the judge to dismiss the food begins at 8 a.m. Over the years, a number of sentations and competitions seeking damages of more than family’s complaint. “Our most popular items improvements to Corinth’s old- due to its acoustics. It is often $150,000 for what they claim The family’s suit argues from past years will be available est church building have been used for concerts open to the is the violation of Curtiss’ civil along with one new item this fi nanced by the chapel com- public. rights through the use of ex- Please see SHOOTING | 2 Deadline extended for cemetery wreath project

BY STEVE BEAVERS be placed added Parker. [email protected] “We would like to see over 7,500 and are Last year, over 400 were There is still time for those wreaths placed to cover all the graves not lim- placed during the ceremony at wanting to honor deceased vet- ited to the the National Cemetery. erans. in the cemetery.” Corinth Members of American Legion The deadline for the Wreaths National Post 6, Ladies Auxiliary, Sons Across America project, spon- Carlean Parker Cemetery. of American Legion and Legion sored by American Legion Post American Legion Ladies Auxiliary A cer- Riders are all taking orders. 6, has been extended to Nov. 27. emony to lay wreaths at the For more information con- “We had a lot of people tell us as many wreaths as possible to Cost is $15 per wreath with Corinth National Cemetery is tact Parker at 662-462-3443 ‘they don’t get paid until he end show our appreciation to our each sponsorship tax deduct- set for Dec. 15 at noon. or [email protected]. of the month,’” said American deceased veterans and their ible. The wreaths are a tradi- “We would like to see over Sponsorships are also available Legion Ladies Auxiliary’s Car- families for their service to our tional live green with a red bow. 7,500 wreaths placed to cover by seeing Lisa Lambert at Mc- lean Parker. “We want to get country.” Specifi c grave orders can also all the graves in the cemetery,” Peter’s Funeral Home. County information available through new app BY JOSEPH MILLER source, a new app and website multiple public sources, such as fi cials, economic development to strengthen their local econo- [email protected] will provide community stake- the federal census. organizations and community mies.” A wealth of county-level in- holders, business leaders and Then they compiled the data members for understanding The free app, “MSUES MS formation is available in sec- elected offi cials access to de- into user-friendly county pro- their current, local socioeco- Profi les,” can be downloaded onds through a set of profi les tailed socioeconomic statistics fi les to show important sta- nomic situation,” said Sumner from the app store. created by experts with the Mis- for each county in the state. tistics on population, income, Davis, head of the Extension It is available only for iOS sissippi State University Exten- Faculty from the Extension educational attainment and Center for Government and systems. The information is sion Service. Center for Technology Outreach employment. Community Development. also available online in a print- According to a press release and the Center for Government “Dr. Roberto Gallardo’s “We hope the information will friendly format at http://gcd. from the Mississippi Agricul- and Community Development community profi les are a great provide a better baseline for msucares.com/communitypro- tural Communication news gathered information from tool for local government of- decision-makers as they look fi les.

Index On this day in history 150 years ago Stocks...... 8 Weather...... 10 Chattanooga – Sherman’s soldiers file into position on the Classified...... 14 Obituaries...... 6 far left, facing Bragg’s defenders on Missionary Ridge. On the Comics...... 9 Opinion...... 4 Union right, Joseph Hooker’s reinforcements from the Army of State...... 5 Sports...... 12 the Potomac are threatening from the Chattanooga Valley.

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Second 6 Weeks son, Leyla Truong, Petrona son, Abrielle Rogers, Tiara Vargas, Kelsi Watkins, Aali- Selmon, Weston Sharp, Jen- Fifth Grade yah Wicks, Harry Williams, nifer Shields, Jamie Snyder, Melodie Wilson, Diamond David Soltz, Jermia Sonnen- All A’s: Christian Barber, Wofford baum, Tyler Stutts, Nathan Tucker Brown, Jacob Bur- Tanner, Emilee Tran, Blaine cham, Guy Carpenter, Emir Sixth Grade Vandiver, Saylor Warren, Carranza, Anna Claire Chap- Alexander Watkins, Erin pelle, Cole Clark, Santanah All A’s: Katherine Bailey, Whitmore, Nakya Williams, Crump, Nathan Drewry, Carter Bonds, Olivia Bonds, Emme Wood, Taylor Wood Kimberly Duncan, Alton El- Sarah Kate Burns, Grace dridge, Jennifer Garcia, Ste- Ann Davis, Paige Davis, Seventh Grade Submitted photo ven Gardecki, Jordan Gates, Trip Doran, Melanie Dunn, Jayeon Hill, Luke Hill, Han- Cooper Frazier, Caroline All A’s: Macy Butler, na Jefcoat, Ciana Kirven, Grisham, Rachael Hayes, Rachel Grace Carpenter, New uniforms Michayla Lancaster, Sarah Amy Huang, Addyson Jarni- Hannah Cloud, Ziona Cum- The BallBusters Travel Baseball team was able to purchase new uni- Leppan, Jasmine Loving, gan, Olivia Knight, Blake mings, Aaron Herford, Jac- forms through a Modern Woodmen fundraiser. Luke Overstreet (from Braden Mills, Marley Mills, Knippers, Paola Leon, Les- queline Hibbard, J.P. Lang- left), Rylan Henry, Hayden Huff, Brock Barnett, Hunter Hutchens and Molly Moore, Briant Nhek, ley Lopez, Mattie McGrath, ley, Morgan Majors, Molly Jake Allen receive a check for $1,620, which included a $500 match- Eli Tucker, Sofi a Ortega, Brooks Anne Milligan, McLain, McKenzie Patter- ing fund from Modern Woodmen. The matching fund program offers Alaina Parker, Dhruv Patel, Sarah Catherine O’Connell, son, Addie Paige Pratt, Al- Modern Woodmen members the chance to show their support for a Brandon Pham, Michael Joel Parker, Tameron Pat- exa Snyder, Adelyne Suitor, community cause, organization or individual in need of holding fund- raisers. Modern Woodmen matches money raised up to $2,500. Prather, Ashely Sparks, Ty- terson, Andrew Pittman, Amy Waitman; A’s and son Tidwell, Trent Tidwell, Lindsey Potts, Shelby Reed, B’s: Marcie Bass, Katera Will Verdung, Javia Wil- Riley Robbins, Rebecca Bridges, Carson Broadway, liams, Mary Williams, Kito Roberts, Haley Shump- Amanda Burgess, Elizabeth Windom; A’s and B’s: ert, Carson Sitton, Payne Burks, Chase Clark, Nicholas Man gets 30 years for slaying wife Casandra Arquello, Sydney Sleeper, McCartney Smith, Cravens, Abby Grosinske, Baldos, Cayden Betts, Devon Clint Vanderford, Tristan Elijah Harris, Wes Haynes, Associated Press Troy Roberts appeared in court Bosman, Riley Budny, Park- Vandiver, Saili Weeden, Anahi Heredia, C.J. Isbell, BILOXI — A south Mississippi Tuesday and pleaded guilty to er Campbell, Tibias Causton, Emma Williams; A’s and Abby Lancaster, Lizzie Lee, man has been sentenced to 30 murder. Roberts admitted kill- Ainsley Counce, Will Craw- B’s: Linzey Austin, Kedria Peyton Marshall, Yolanda years in prison for the 2011 slaying ing his wife, 44-year-old Philo- ford, Finn Crozier, Frank Beene, Sarah Bickert, Ja- Mayes, Emily Grace Mel- of his wife, who was a Navy petty mena Roberts, at their home in Davis, John Robert Davis, kira Bogan, Davis Brawner, vin, Taylor Patrick, Kadrian offi cer at the Seabee Readiness D’Iberville. She died of a single Destiny Dilworth, Ja’keia Drew Brown, Tyler Bryant Pritchard, Nick Redwine, Group in Gulfport. gunshot wound to the chest. Dilworth, Hannah Feazell, A.J. Bullock, Jada Burdine, Gabbriella Russell, Mikayla Macie Forsythe, Lourdes Anna Claire Burnett, Zach Smith, Courtney Spence, Eli Francisco, Alicia Goss, Em- Chase, Makayla Cornelius, Tucker, Justin Villalfor, SHOOTING ily Harvill, Cory Hatch, Sophia Cornelius, Sheri- Deaquan Heavens, Des- dan Curlee, Acoshia Davis, Eighth Grade mond Heavens, Adrianna Hayleigh Davis, Mylianna CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 a Prentiss County grand jury last Hollon, Shauna Hurd, Clay- Decker, Rosa Dejuan, Xakh- All A’s: Baylee Cain, year which refused to issue any ton Jacobs, Alyssa Johnson, ia Edgeston, Victor Espi- Hannah Cooley, William Curtiss was unarmed, posed no criminal indictment against them. Jeffrey Lewis, Hannah Low- nosa, Nolan Grady, Kanyia Davis, Treven Knight, Macy threat to offi cers and was comply- The response to the suit specifi - rey, Cierra Magee, Grace Graham, Allison Greene, Moore, Anna Grace Thomp- ing with McCoy’s orders when he cally denies all allegations made Mansel, Seth Marlar, Presley Naseeka Greer, Jamari- son, Brandon Thompson, was shot fi rst by Mays with a Taser against the city and the offi cers Marshall, Adam McClam- ous Gwyn, Avery Haddock, Madison Welzbacher; A’s stun gun and then shot by McCoy and also argues the family does roch, Cody McElwain, Hope Eketren Haley, Mikayla and B’s: Michael Baugus, with a handgun while incapacitat- not have proper legal standing to Mercier, Grier Moss, Jakub Hardin, Jasmine Heavens, Izaiah Belue, Braddock ed from the Taser shot and falling fi le the suit. It seeks complete dis- Newcomb, Shamaia Nunley, Neeley Hight, Elijah Hill, Brawner, Zack Cash, Carter to the ground. The family claims missal “with prejudice” meaning Sheridan Osborn, Spencer Semaj Johnson, McKinley Chandler, Amanda Dorsett, the shooting violated his rights the family would not be able to re- Owens, Preston Owings, King, Molly Lambert, Alex Lauren Drewry, Emma Kate through the use of unnecessary and fi le the claim again. Zariah Patterson, Luis Ro- Marshall, Dalton McMeans, Edwards, Baylor Frazier, excessive force and also claims offi - The motion was fi led with attor- sales, Lane Ross Rainey John Ellis Murrah, Nathan Shaquavia Gunn, Sam Holt, cers were providec with insuffi cient neys for the Phelps & Dunbar law Ross, Owen Scott, Domi- Nunley, John Farris Owings, India Hughes, Laikyn King, training in the use of deadly force fi rm representing the city through nick Singleton, Kylie South, Isaiah Parker, Tiarra Patter- Amalia Luis, Annie Mon- by the police department. its insurance carrier. The family is Omarian Spence, McKenzie son, Elise Pauss, Dayanna roe, Lilly Null, Anna Ortega, Both offi cers were cleared of any represented by John Booth Farese Stafford, Madison Stud- Perez, Justin Reiselt, Kaylan Parth Patel, Will Pearce, criminal wrongdoing in the case of the Farese, Farese & Farese law dard, William Taylor, Seth Richmond, Colton Rickman, Holly Ross, Codie Vander- after evidence was presented to fi rm of Ashland. Thompson, Alden Tomlin- Zion Roberts, Taylor Robin- ford, Ronald Washburn

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history Tishomingo to host Christmas parade TISHOMINGO — Tishomingo will host its annual Today is Thursday, Nov. Christmas parade on Saturday, Dec. 7, beginning 21, the 325th day of at 6 p.m. 2013. There are 40 days The theme for this year’s parade is “The Music left in the year. of Christmas.” Those who wish to participate should contact Today’s Highlight in His- Tishomingo City Hall. tory: On Nov. 21, 1973, Iuka Library plans Christmas party President Richard Nix- on’s attorney, J. Fred Bu- IUKA — The Iuka Library invites children from zhardt, revealed the exis- ages 0-12 to join them for their annual Christmas tence of an 18-1⁄2-minute party on Dec. 7 from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. gap in one of the White The event will feature games, prizes, and a visit House tape recordings from Santa. related to Watergate. The parade is sponsored by the Friends of the Library. On this date: In 1789, North Caro- Submitted photo Inquiry results in several drug arrests lina became the 12th Northeast Mississippi Community College held its annual Parade of Beau- ties beauty pageant on Tuesday, Nov. 12 in the Seth Pounds Auditorium on state to ratify the U.S. the Booneville campus. Freshman Lara Lynn Waddell (center) bested a field of BOONEVILLE —A multi-agency investigation has Constitution. 22 contestants to take the crown for the 2013-14 academic year. The Top 5 led to multiple drug arrests in Prentiss County. In 1861, Judah Benja- of the pageant were (from left) Tatum Emmons of Booneville, Scarlett McCay On Tuesday Prentiss County Narcotics Investiga- min, who had been act- of Booneville, Waddell, Kayla Smith of Iuka and Madalyn Patton of Booneville. tors, deputies and the North Mississippi Narcot- ing Confederate Secre- Also, Allie Downs of Booneville was chosen for the Scholastic Award, which ics Unit wrapped up a several months long inves- tary of War, was formally went to a contestant who had a 4.0 grade point average on a 4.0 scale with tigation by executing multiple search warrants at named to the post. at least 28 hours or the next highest grade point average. The most photoge- residences in the New Hope Community in north- In 1920, the Irish Re- nic award went to Emmons. east Prentiss County. publican Army killed 12 The searches netted approximately 1.5 ounces British intelligence of- of crystal methamphetamine, $2,375 cash, multi- ficers and two auxiliary ple firearms and other drug related paraphernalia policemen in the Dublin Waddell crowned most beautiful along with a 1998 Jeep Cherokee. area; British forces re- Investigators arrested Randy Jeffery Crabb, sponded by raiding a Northeast Missis- annual beauty pageant hours or the next highest 37 of 23 CR 2220 Booneville. Crabb has been soccer match, killing 14 sippi Community Col- crown. grade point average, and charged with possession of a controlled sub- civilians. lege freshman Lara Lynn As part of the pageant, pageant judges also se- stance (meth) with intent to sell or distribute, In 1922, Rebecca L. Waddell of Booneville contestants in the annu- lected a recipient for the enhanced while in possession of a firearm and Felton of Georgia was was crowned the col- al Parade of Beauties are most photogenic award possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. sworn in as the first lege’s Most Beautiful judged on beauty, poise which went to Emmons. Crabb was being supervised by the Mississippi woman to serve in the at the annual Parade of and elegance. Northeast assistant Department of Corrections. Bond has not been U.S. Senate. Beauties held inside the Before Waddell was director of bands Jason set at this time. In 1931, the Universal Seth Pounds Auditorium crowned, the 22-contes- Beghtol served as emcee “I commend the efforts of our Narcotics Of- horror film “Franken- on the Booneville cam- tant ﬁ eld was narrowed for the night. ficers and others that have been investigating stein,” starring Boris Kar- pus, Tuesday, November to a Top 10 before the Northeast Student this case. They did an outstanding job and their loff as the monster and 12. Top 5 was announced. Government Association persistence, paid off,” said Sheriff Randy Tolar. Colin Clive as his creator, Waddell bested 21 Included in the Top 5 president Katelin Wal- “We are determined to do everything within our was first released. other contestants in the were Tatum Emmons of lace of Tishomingo was power and resources to combat our drug problem In 1934, the Cole annual pageant to claim Booneville, Scarlett Mc- also on hand to assist and catch those that sell and distribute narcotics Porter musical “Anything the title for the 2013-14 Cay of Booneville, Ma- with the pageant. within Prentiss County.” Goes,” starring Ethel Mer- academic year. dalyn Patton of Boonev- man as Reno Sweeney, Waddell was crowned ille and Kayla Smith of opened on Broadway. by 2012-13 Most Beau- Iuka. In 1942, the Alaska tiful Krystal Jackson of Other winners on Highway was formally Booneville and given the night included Al- opened. ﬂ owers by Northeast lie Downs of Boonev- In 1969, the Senate president Dr. Johnny L. ille, who was chosen for voted down the Supreme Allen, Ed.D. the Scholastic Award, Court nomination of With the win, Wad- which went to a contes- Clement F. Haynsworth, dell became the second tant that had a 4.0 grade 55-45, the first such re- freshman in the last point average on a 4.0 Variety Outlet jection since 1930. three years to claim the scale with at least 28 6309 Hwy 57 • Counce, TN (across from Redwood Hut) STOP STOP Corinth community blood drive scheduled TO TO Thanksgiving, a day Americans set Donors can now check their cholesterol SHOP SHOP aside to give thanks: thanks for family, levels on their MBSConnect account. thanks for friends, thanks for making it “A unit of blood may not seem like another year. much to a healthy person,” Susan Ates, Friday Nov. 21st & Saturday Nov. 22nd Mississippi Blood Services (MBS) MBS public relations specialist, said. would like to thank all of our donors “But the effects of saving a life are far who have come in this year and donated reaching. It’s not just the patient, but his Ladies Boots Antifreeze blood. MBS knows that blood donors or her family, friends and community have helped countless hospital patients that are impacted.” $19.99 $4.99 gallon to make it through this year by giving of Donating blood is safe, simple and it themselves. But the challenge to meet saves lives. Donors must be at least 17 the needs of hospital patients never (16 with signed parental consent, visit • Tools • Designer Items ends, so we want to thank you also, for our Web site for a copy of the form), continuing to give the gift of life. weigh at least 110 pounds and have a val- • Electronics (sunglasses, There will be a community blood drive id ID. Visit msblood.com or call (888) (laptops, Blu Ray DVD bedding, at the Wal-Mart in Corinth on Tuesday, 90-BLOOD (902-5663) for information. November 26, from 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. The You can also visit our Facebook page at Players much much more) much much more) MBS Donor Coach will be in the park- www.facebook.com/give2live and fol- ing lot. 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BY ROGER SIMON Columnist The reviews are in, and Obamacare is a disaster. No, it is worse than that. Obamacare is a debacle, a shambles, a wreck, a fi asco, a fl op, a failure and a farce. To the media, Obamacare is such a catastro- phe that mere words cannot describe it. Only comparisons can. So Obamacare is Hurricane Katrina (The New York Times), the Iraq War (”Meet the Press”), Watergate (Bill Kristol) and “the worst thing that has happened in this nation since slavery” (Ben Carson, a columnist and Fox News contributor). Some people who never had any faith in government have now had their faith in government shaken. Some people who believe that President Barack Obama never has told the truth about anything are now wobbly with shock that he “lied” about Obamacare. A lie, however, is an intentionally false statement. An unforgivable screw-up may be unforgivable and a screw-up, but it is different from a lie. “If you like your plan, you can keep it” was a lie only if Obama intended to deceive. (But how did he intend to get away with it?) Obamacare is slowly disappearing In a news conference last week, Obama said: “With respect to the pledge I made that if you BY DICK MORRIS & even the State Children’s rise only at about the rate of the fi ne. like your plan, you can keep it, I think – you EILEEN MCGANN Health Insurance Program GDP growth or less. One ex- Lacking the coercion of know, and I’ve said in interviews – that there Columnists for children topping 7 mil- pert suggests a likely rate of cancellations or fi nes, the is no doubt that the way I put that forward Like old soldiers, Obam- lion, it’s hard to take seri- increase of only 0.5 percent Obamacare population unequivocally ended up not being accurate. acare may never die. It may ously a program that has so for this year. will, remain small and will It was not because of my intention not to de- just fade away. Certainly limited an enrollment. At such a low rate of Medi- include mainly very needy liver on that commitment and that promise.” each of its provisions is The bill’s requirement for care growth, the IPAB provi- people. This process of ad- Translation: I wasn’t accurate, but I didn’t lie. shrinking before our eyes. minimum levels of health in- sions would not kick in. The verse selection will drive Which is not the point, say some in the me- The most obvious evi- surance coverage wanes by Board would not be called up premiums until they dia, because Obama’s credibility has been de- dence of its vanishing is the day as President Obama upon to impose any cuts. drive out the young and the stroyed forever. Which is why, they believe, it the dismal enrollment data. waives it for a year for pre- Health economists predict a healthy. Soon we will be left is fair to compare his attempt to bring health With only 106,000 people existing policies and the continuing low rate of medi- with a slightly larger pool of care to the American people to Hurricane Ka- signing up by mid-Novem- House votes to repeal it en- cal infl ation, suggesting that high risk patients than are trina, Watergate, slavery and the war in Iraq. ber, it risks becoming a tirely. With 20 percent of the the board might become an already covered in state and The Iraq War comparison was fl oated trivial footnote to the health House Democrats voting to anachronistic appendage of federal pools. by David Gregory, host of NBC’s “Meet the care landscape. grandfather in policies per- a once massive legislative So all that will be left are Press,” on Sunday. While the glitch-plagued manently, the odds are that edifi ce, likely facing repeal some very good consumer “And people have said this is like Katrina; I federal exchange has an ex- marginal Senate Democrats when the statute permits it protection insurance re- think it’s more like Iraq,” Gregory said. “That cuse for its pathetic total of will force passage of some- in 2017. forms requiring coverage was about life and death; this is not. ... The 26,000 enrollees, the state thing akin to the Landrieu The employer mandate of pre-existing conditions comparison is everybody looked at (George exchanges appear to have bill barring insurance com- has already been delayed by and a ban on cancellation or W.) Bush through the prism of Iraq. Here, worked reasonably well panies from canceling poli- the president’s action. premium hikes in the event I think people are going to look at Obama but produced only 79,000 cies in perpetuity. The individual mandate of illness. through the implementation of Obamacare.” more. With about a quarter Nor are the so-called has fi nes so token as to Beyond that, there will Maybe it’s just me, but I still fi nd it diffi cult of the country using state “death panels” doing much make a mockery of the idea be a vestigial administra- to compare a dismally functioning website to exchanges, one can assume better. The Independent that there even is mandate. tive superstructure erected a war that resulted in more than 100,000 vio- that had the entire country Payment Advisory Board, How are fi nes of one per- to run a massive, national lent deaths and cost nearly a trillion dollars. been relatively glitch-free, scheduled to go into opera- cent of income, rising to health care system for which Yes, I know, Gregory said to ignore the “life about 300,000 would have tion next year, has yet to be 2.5 percent, going to induce only 1.5 million people par- and death” part. But to me, that’s like saying, signed up in the fi rst six appointed much less con- people to spend 9.5 percent ticipate showed up. Like a “Except for the fact there was no iceberg, there weeks of the program’s 26- fi rmed. Nor is it likely ever of their income on policies monument in the desert, it was no ship, 1,517 people did not die and there week enrollment period. to meet. The Board’s mis- they don’t want? will gather sand and erode was no movie based on it starring Leonardo Projecting out over the en- sion is to force reductions And the fi nes themselves over time. Obama’s legacy. DiCaprio and Kate Winslet, Obamacare has tire period, we reach fewer in Medicare spending to are not likely to be enforced Dick Morris, former ad- been like the Titanic.” than 1.5 million enroll- bring the program into line with any rigor. The IRS visor to the Clinton admin- In fairness, Gregory was saying that Obam- ments nationally, a ridicu- with budgetary guidelines. is barred by statute from istration, is a commenta- acare has been such a disaster it has become lously low fi gure. But the low rate of medical seizing bank accounts or tor and writer. He is also a a “prism” and that “everybody looked at Bush With Medicare enrolling infl ation is vitiating its pur- property to collect the fi nes columnist for the New York through the prism of Iraq.” But did they? We 46 million, Medicaid reach- pose. Most health econo- and may only move to take Post and The Hill. His wife, invaded Iraq in March 2003, and Bush was re- ing over 100 million with mists estimate that Medi- income tax overpayments Eileen McGann is an attor- elected in November 2004. So how much of a the new expansion, and care costs, per capita, will from those who fail to pay ney and consultant. prism was it? And do we know that a miser- able website will be the prism through which Obama’s presidency will be judged? There is no good excuse for how badly Obama has screwed up thus far. The nation A devastating poll on Obama – and Obamacare that has given the world Microsoft, Apple, Google, Facebook and Twitter should be able “The Affordable Care Act’s majority – 46 lier. faithfully execute the law – to produce a working website. political position has dete- percent – said But that was then, and this and in this case, a law he and And Obama faces a bigger challenge: If he riorated dramatically over the president is now. Quinnipiac shows his party wrote. gets the website working, he then has to get the last week.” That, coming knowingly young voters disapproving The Obama administra- Obamacare itself working. But he has three from longtime Obamacare deceived of Obama 54 percent to 36 tion announced last July that years to do it. If he succeeds, I do not think cheerleader and Washing- them when percent and Hispanics dis- it is not enforcing Obam- people will view him and his legacy through ton Post blogger Ezra Klein, he assured approving 47 percent to 41 acare’s employer mandate. the prism of a botched start or anything com- was pretty strong language. Michael Americans percent. Both groups rate It has admitted that it can- parable to Iraq, Katrina, Watergate or slavery. And it was only Wednesday. Barone that they him negatively on the econ- not verify the eligibility of Though, comparisons will be made. And That was the day after could keep omy, the federal budget, applicants for Obamacare comparisons do sometimes help us under- the release of a devastating Columnist their health immigration, foreign policy subsidies. It says it will pro- stand things. Last Thursday, Supreme Court Quinnipiac national poll. It insurance and health care. Bare ma- vide subsidies for those buy- Justice Clarence Thomas told an audience showed Barack Obama’s ap- plans. There are few names a jorities, 51 percent of both ing insurance through the that he really just sort of fell into his job on the proval rating at 39 percent, president can be called that groups, say Obama cares federal health care exchang- high court. The audience erupted in laughter. with his disapproval rat- are more damaging than about people like them. es in 36 states – even though Thomas corrected the audience: “No, it was, ing at 54 percent – sharply liar. Obamacare, popular the legislation nowhere au- like, totally ‘Forrest Gump.’” down from 45 percent ap- The numbers are par- among both groups in 2012, thorizes that. That’s the kind of comparison I think proval and 49 percent disap- ticularly daunting when is now an Obama albatross. Quinnipiac and other poll- Obama would want to avoid. proval on Oct. 1, the day the you look at the groups that Young voters oppose it 51 sters are not in the habit of Roger Simon is chief political columnist of government shutdown be- Democratic pollster Stanley percent to 42 percent and asking Americans whether politico.com, an award-winning journalist gan and healthcare.gov went Greenberg identifi es as ma- Hispanics 50 percent to 44 presidents are faithfully and a New York Times best selling author. into (limited) operation. jor parts of “the big cultural percent. executing the law. The as- Democrats hoped that Re- and demographic wave that There’s one other interest- sumption has been that they publicans would take a shel- threatens to swamp the Re- ing result from Quinnipiac. mostly are – or were. Prayer for today lacking in public opinion for publican party” – young vot- Has the Obama adminis- The Framers of the Con- the Oct. 1-16 government ers and Hispanics. tration “been competent in stitution regarded refusal shutdown. They did, briefl y. Obama carried voters un- running the government”? to faithfully execute the law Loving Father, restore the spirit of gentle- But Quinnipiac’s survey, der 30 by 66 percent to 32 Overall, 53 percent said no as tyranny. Barack Obama, ness and meekness if it may be withered conducted three weeks after percent in 2008 and 60 per- and 43 percent said yes. with his Swiss cheese excep- within me, that I may be contented. May I the shutdown ended, indi- cent to 37 percent in 2010. Young voters (47 percent tions to Obamacare, seems make it a habit to be happy over my work and cated that the Obamacare He carried older voters by 1 said yes, 46 percent said no) to take a different view. cheerful about my duties. May I never lose rollout infl icted much more point in the fi rst election and and Hispanics (51 percent Daily Corinthian col- the view of the glory of thy kingdom. Amen. damage on the Democratic lost them to Mitt Romney said yes, 46 percent said no) umnist Michael Barone is brand – its leader. in the second. Obama did were slightly more positive. senior political analyst for Quinnipiac’s numbers even better with Hispanics: The fi asco of the health- The Washington Examin- A verse to share on Obamacare were also 67 percent to 31 percent in care.gov website undoubt- er, a resident fellow at the exactly the same as their 2008 and 71 percent to 27 edly contributed to this. But American Enterprise Insti- numbers on Obama: 49 per- percent in 2012. This was perhaps Americans are also tute, a Fox News Channel “We are confi dent, I say, and willing rather cent favored the health care one of the few demographic starting to notice that this contributor and a co-author to be absent from the body, and to be present legislation, 55 percent were groups among which he ran president is not performing of The Almanac of Ameri- with the Lord.” —2 Corinthians 5:8 opposed. Moreover, a near- stronger than four years ear- his constitutional duty to can Politics.

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Associated Press first group of recipients. January, and the law will Associated Press Dean and Mister are indictment says Barlow Obamas, Clintons “Today, we salute remain in effect at least Prepaid tuition plan being held in the Wash- instructed “his officers pay tribute to JFK fierce competitors who until then. future unclear ington County Regional to seize cash at every became true cham- Justice Stephen Correctional Facility. arrest, including money WASHINGTON — pions,” Obama said, Breyer, writing for the JACKSON — It’s still from people arrested for President Barack pausing to speak in liberal justices, said he not clear whether Missis- Former police chief misdemeanors.” Obama paid tribute personal terms about expects the issue to sippi’s prepaid college to plead guilty Prosecutors say some Wednesday to former each of the recipients return to the Supreme tuition plan will reopen people were lured into President John F. Ken- and their contributions Court once the appeals for additional enroll- JACKSON — Court the city of about 2,500 nedy’s legacy, joining to society. court issues its final ments, or when that records say a former residents, 25 miles former President Bill The leaders honored ruling. might happen. Mississippi police chief south of Jackson, so Clinton to lay a wreath ran the gamut from But if the plan does re- intends to plead guilty in they could be arrested. at Kennedy’s grave and sports and entertain- Missouri executes open, charges could rise a federal bribery and ex- Barlow sometimes presenting a freedom ment to science and serial killer by at least 20 percent. tortion case in which he made people sign over medal that Kennedy public service. Mrs. The board that runs is accused of demand- their vehicles in ex- conceived before his Clinton, Chelsea Clinton BONNE TERRE, Mo. the Mississippi Prepaid ing money or property in change for him dropping assassination 50 years and film director Steven — Joseph Paul Franklin, Affordable College Tu- exchange for dropping charges and also de- ago this week. Spielberg were among a white supremacist ition plan voted Wednes- criminal charges against manded cash payments, One on each side, those gathered in the who targeted blacks day to ask actuaries to people. in one case $4,500, ac- Obama and Clinton held East Room of the White and Jews in a cross- prepare figures for how A filing Wednesday cording to court records. the hands of Ethel Ken- House to watch the cer- country killing spree much the plan would said former Mendenhall In one case in Janu- nedy, widow of Robert F. emony. from 1977 to 1980, have to charge in the fu- Police Chief Donald ary 2010, Barlow made Kennedy, as they made was put to death ture to avoid deficits. “Bruce” Barlow, who was someone sign over his their way up the stairs Court won’t block Wednesday in Missouri, The board also wants arrested in March, is car and pay between at Arlington National Texas abortion law the state’s first ex- to explore using income scheduled for a change $1,500 and $2,000 Cemetery. First lady Mi- ecution in nearly three from the state’s un- of plea hearing Friday for the charges to be chelle Obama and for- WASHINGTON — A years. claimed property pro- in U.S. District Court dropped “like none of mer Secretary of State sharply divided Su- Franklin, 63, was gram to pay down a pro- in Jackson. Barlow is this ever happened,” the Hillary Rodham Clinton preme Court on Tues- executed at the state jected deficit of at least charged with 17 counts, indictment said. joined the two presi- day allowed Texas to prison in Bonne Terre $82 million in the current including bribery and wit- Barlow gave the car to dents to place a wreath continue enforcing abor- for killing Gerald Gordon plan. ness intimidation. one of his officers to use near the eternal flame tion restrictions that in a sniper shooting at That hole opened be- Barlow’s lawyer did not as a personal vehicle that marks Kennedy’s opponents say have led a suburban St. Louis cause of bad investment immediately respond to and told the officer to gravesite. more than a third of the synagogue in 1977. He performance and higher- phone and email mes- use a department fuel Obama and Clinton state’s clinics to stop was convicted of seven than-projected tuition sages on Wednesday. card for gas purchases placed their hands over providing abortions. other murders, but the increases. He had previously for the car, the indict- their hearts as a bugler The justices voted Missouri case was the The board, at Treasurer pleaded not guilty. The ment said. played taps near an 5-4 to leave in effect a only one resulting in a Lynn Fitch’s request, has American flag at half- provision requiring doc- death sentence. Frank- not sold contracts during staff. Obama made no tors who perform abor- lin has also admitted to the last two fall enroll- public comments, but tions in clinics to have shooting and wounding ment periods. greeted Kennedy rela- admitting privileges at a civil rights leader Ver- tives gathered to honor nearby hospital. non Jordan and Hustler 2 suspects held his legacy ahead of the The court’s conserva- magazine publisher in Greenville slaying 50th anniversary of his tive majority refused Larry Flynt, who has assassination on Friday. the plea of Planned been paralyzed from the GREENVILLE — Bond The daylong tribute Parenthood and several waist down since the at- has been set at $5 mil- began earlier at the Texas abortion clinics to tack in 1978. lion each for two Green- White House, where overturn a preliminary Mike O’Connell, a ville men charged in a Obama bestowed the federal appeals court spokesman for the Mis- 2012 fatal shooting. Presidential Medal of ruling that allowed the souri Department of Assistant Police Chief Freedom on prominent provision to take effect. Corrections, said Frank- Andrew Kaho said that Americans including The four liberal jus- lin was pronounced 24-year-old Clifton Dean Bill Clinton and Oprah tices dissented. dead at 6:17 a.m. and 25-year-old Keon Winfrey. Kennedy es- The case remains The execution began Mister were arrested tablished the modern on appeal to the 5th more than six hours Friday. Each has been version of the medal, U.S. Circuit Court of Ap- later than intended, and charged with murder in but was assassinated peals in New Orleans. it took just 10 minutes. the death of 36-year- two weeks before he That court is expected Franklin declined to old Fredrick Williams of planned to honor the to hear arguments in make a final statement. Greenville. Legal Scene Your Crossroads Area Guide to Law Professionals

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husband Tony loved birds, traveling, reading, Associated Press Doris Mills L. Glisson, and and journaling. But the passion Prison riot inmate sentenced to 10 years KOSSUTH — Doris Kitchens Mark Albert of her life was spending time with Mills died in her home in Kossuth Mills of Dia- her family. NATCHEZ — An inmate who played a role in the on November 20, 2013 at the age mondhead, Mis- In addition to her parents, she deadly, May 2012 prison riot in Adams County of 83, surrounded by her loving sissippi. was preceded in death by her has been sentenced to 10 years in prison. family. Doris was a mother- and father-in-law, Albert The Natchez Democrat reports that Ernesto Doris was born on February 4, wife, mom and Lee Mills and Ruth Hudson Mills, Lizama-Reynaga and his attorney protested the 1930 as the only child of the late homemaker. Be- her sister-in-law Doris Mills Pat- sentence, saying Lizama-Reynaga was not an Mary Allen Kitchens and Ernest cause family was ton. instigator and did not attack any guards at the Kitchens. Doris became a Chris- Mills always her fi rst She is survived by many nieces, privately-run prison. tian at a young age and has loved priority, she gave nephews and cousins. However, U.S. District Judge David Bramlette her Lord and followed Him all of up her career as Funeral services will be 1 p.m. said Tuesday that Lizama-Reynaga had a criminal her life. She was a member of Kos- Assistant to the Superintendent of Friday at Kossuth Baptist Church history four-and-a-half pages long that included suth Baptist Church where she Education in Alcorn County when with Rev. Kenny McGill, Rev. Trey armed robbery, receiving stolen property, harass- taught Youth Sunday School for Leeza was born. Lambert offi ciating and Leeza Glis- ment, menacing, assault, attempted assault, many years and was a member of Doris took great pride in her son offering the eulogy. Burial will drunkenness and re-entry of a deported alien. the Joy Sunday School Class. grandchildren and great-grand- be in the Wheeler Cemetery. Bramlette said Lizama-Reynaga could have gotten On November 24,1949, Doris sons, Hannah Glisson Compton, Pallbearers are Gary Mitchell, a longer sentence under sentencing guidelines. married her childhood sweetheart her husband Will Compton, and Larry Mitchell, Doug Mitchell, One guard was killed and 20 people were in- Albert Hudson Mills (Bert). This their two children George William Charles King, Donald Pace Steve jured in the May 20, 2012, riot at the privately-run year marks their 64th year of mar- Compton IV and Wade Hudson Jones, Paul Weaver and Stacy Adams County Correctional Facility in Natchez, riage. They have lived in Kossuth Compton from Glasgow, Ken- Suggs. which holds immigrants convicted of crimes while all of their lives. They claim to have tucky; and Lydia Ruth Glisson Family will receive friends being in the U.S. illegally. fi rst fallen in love in the 2nd grade Gilliam, her husband Brandon Gil- Thursday from 5-8 p.m. at Memo- The prison holds nearly 2,500 inmates, most when an apple rolled off of Doris’ liam, and their son Hudson Tate rial Funeral Home and Friday one of them convicted on charges of coming back to desk and Bert quickly picked it up Gilliam from Bowling Green, Ken- hour prior to service time at Kos- the U.S. after deportation for being in the country for her. This started a lifetime of tucky. suth Baptist Church. illegally. The prison is owned by Nashville, Tenn.- love and commitment. Doris had many hobbies, one Condolences can be left at www. based Corrections Corporation of America, one of Doris and Bert have two chil- of which was fl ower gardening. memorialcorinth.com the nation’s largest private prison companies. dren, Mary Leeza Mills Glisson of She spent many hours planting Memorial Funeral Home is in Several other inmates have been charged with Bowling Green, Kentucky and her and enjoying her fl owers. She also charge of arrangements. participating in the riot. Lizama-Reynaga told the judge that he had only pleaded guilty to rioting in order to get reassigned William Averette Skierseth all of Tulsa; siblings, by Eliott will offi ciate. to a new correctional facility. Funeral services for William Ar- Thomas Cooper of Iuka, Harold Family will receive friends from 3 lin Averette, 71, of Corinth, are set Cooper (Pat) of Burnsville, Mary El- p.m. to service time at the church. DMR certifies 4 state saltwater records for 1 p.m. Friday at Wheeler Grove len Goodman of Missouri and Alice In lieu of fl owers memorials may Baptist Church. Thrasher of Corinth; 11 grandchil- be made to Corinth-Alcorn Animal BILOXI — Four state saltwater records have Mr. Averette died Wednesday, dren; and eight great-grandchildren. Shelter 1407A Harper Rd. Corinth, been certified by the state Commission on Marine November 20, 2013 at Magnolia She was preceded in death by MS. 38834. Resources. Regional Health Center. her parents, William Robert Coo- Memorial Funeral Home is in The Sun herald reports two records were rec- Visitation is scheduled for 5-9 per and Jessie Haynie Cooper; and charge of arrangements. reational saltwater conventional tackle and two p.m. tonight and on Friday from siblings, William Hershel Cooper, were recreational saltwater fly fishing tackle. noon until service time. J.D. Cooper, Lonnie Cooper, Stan- Iris Terry Cecily O’Brien of Pascagoula broke the state All other arrangements are in- ley Cooper, Johnny Cooper, Connie Funeral services for Iris Mel- conventional record for gray triggerfish with an complete and will be announced by Cooper, Louise Morton, Margaret don Terry, 92, were held at 2 p.m. 11-pound, 3.96-ounce fish caught on Oct. 12. Magnolia Funeral Home. Taylor, Bonnie Cooper and Dorothy Wednesday, November 20 at Mag- Hyler Krebs of Pascagoula broke the state Bledsoe. nolia Funeral Home with burial in conventional record for spotfin hogfish with a William Barton Bro. Phillip Logan will offi ciate. the Indian Springs Cemetery. 12.64-ounce fish caught on Oct. 9. William Barton, 59, of Corinth, Mrs. Terry died Monday, Novem- Reed Guice of Biloxi broke the 11-year-old died Wednesday, November 20, Teresa Hudson ber 18, 2013 at Magnolia Regional state fly fishing record for dolphin by more than 6 2013 at his home. A memorial service for Teresa Health Center after a brief illness. pounds with a 9-pound, 7.88-ounce fish caught Arrangements are incomplete Hudson is set for 5 p.m. Friday at She was born December 23, 1920 on Oct. 16. and will be announced by Patterson Antioch Freewill Baptist Church in to Roland Meldon and Hannah Doug Borries of Ocean Springs broke his own Memorial Chapel. Burnsville. Wynn Meldon in London, England. state fly fishing record for red snapper with a Mrs. Hudson She received her degree from Pit- 26-pound, 9-ounce fish caught on Oct. 13. Roy Goode died Sunday, No- tman’s College in South Hampton. Roy Goode died Tuesday, No- vember 17, 2013 She served as a radio operator in Forestry group offers reward in vandalism vember 19, 2013 at Methodist Hos- at her residence. the British Royal Air Force during pital in Germantown. She was a World War II. MONTICELLO — The Jefferson Davis County Arrangements are incomplete homemaker and She is survived by her daughter, Forestry Association is offering a $5,000 reward and will be announced by Memorial attended the An- Virginia Pipkin and son–in–law for information leading to the arrest and convic- Funeral Home. tioch Freewill Jimmy of Hickory Flat; her son, tion of those responsible for the destruction of Baptist Church. Reece Terry and daughter–in–law logging machinery on Oct. 27 in Lawrence County Donnie Davidson She was pre- Sharon of Corinth; two grandchil- near the Georgia Pacific paper mill. TULSA, Okla. — A memorial Hudson ceded in death by dren, Christopher and LeeAnn The reward is in addition to a $10,000 reward service for Donnie Joyce Cooper her parents, Al- Terry; one great grandchild, Evan offered by the owner of the machinery, Stuart Tim- Davidson, 76, will be held at 1 p.m. bert Earl Hudson and Helen Marie Terry all of Corinth; and her care- ber Inc. of Carson, Miss. Saturday at Mt. Moriah Baptist Hamm Hudson. giver, Ellen Maness. Authorities say the vandals burned much of the Church in Iuka with burial in Pleas- Survived by her daughters, Ash- She was preceded in death by her machinery. Deputies say electric wires were cut, ant Ridge Cemetery in Glen. lee (Cory) Blakney of Burnsville husband, L.C. Terry; parents; 3 sis- hoses slashed and windows were broken on other Mrs. Davidson died Wednesday, and Heather Hudson of Corinth; ters; and a brother. equipment. Association officials say they also dug November 20, 2013 at her resi- brothers, Johnnie (Kristy) Hud- Mrs. Terry was a member of Oak- a trench across the access road to hamper fire dence. son of Iuka and Donnie Hudson of land Baptist Church. suppression efforts. She was born February 6, 1937. Booneville; sisters, Becky (Alton) Her Sunday school class, Ruth The Lawrence County sheriff’s office is investi- Survivors include six children, Horne of Bethel Springs, Tenn. Ann Phillips’ Women’s Class III, gating the incident. Sandra Kirkpatrick (Bill) of Ponca and Brenda (Chester) Blakney of will serve as honorary pallbearers. City, Ok., Joyce Rower (Scott) of Corinth; and grandchildren, Kay- Visitation was held Wednesday Hosemann returns $9.7 million to coast Ponca City, Marit Skierseth, Tina lee, Karson and Kenslee Hudson. from 11 a.m. until service time. Skierseth, Tod Skierseth and Tim Bro. Mike Edwards and Bro. Bob- Dr. Randy Bostick offi ciated. GULFPORT — Secretary of State Delbert Hose- mann has presented coastal officials a check for more than $9.7 million for tidelands-related projects along the Gulf Coast. Hosemann, in a statement Tuesday, said the Zimmerman released from Florida jail amount — $9,755,926.46 — is the largest tidelands amount ever returned to the Gulf Coast to Associated Press was acquitted in the fatal Zimmerman was re- later pointing a shotgun at date. SANFORD, Fla. — shooting of unarmed black leased on the condition her. His bond was $9,000. Mississippians own the public trust tidelands, George Zimmerman is teen Trayvon Martin ear- that he wear an electronic Zimmerman’s arrest is the land covered by water at high tide. Rent is once again a free man af- lier this year was released monitorand stay away the latest of several brush- collected from tidelands leaseholders, including ter an arrest on criminal from jail Tuesday pending from the girlfriend who es he has had with the law casinos. The money is supposed to go toward charges — but his free- arraignment on the latest accused him of trying to following his acquittal in “conservation, reclamation, preservation, acquisi- dom carries conditions. charges against him: ag- choke her and then a week Martin’s death. tion, education” and better access to the water. The former neighbor- gravated assault, battery hood watch volunteer who and criminal mischief. The Holiday House

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I have been under the weath- middle of the opportunities of the upcoming and the great public is not in- the delivery from the actors er for the last few days. With front row seat at times. terested in technicalities.” appear to be natural? Does the chest congestion, I have been the Ritz Theater It is the desire of a critic to I just purchased this book soundtrack sync with the plot? taking medicine and a shot. I in Selmer Ten- provide just enough informa- from Amazon a few days ago, Do you leave the theater think- did not get the shot in the arm, nessee. From tion to help the reader make up and I thought the phrase above ing about the movie and talking so that lets me know it was drama, westerns, his/her mind if they want to see would be appropriate. about it with others? Do you powerful along with the sting. comedy, and hor- the movie. Also, it does not mat- I give some fi lms very strong recommend it to your friends? For sure — shots are better than Terry ror, I developed a ter to some people, because they reviews, because I think they The main point boils down taking too many pills. However, Burns love and a hobby will see it if they want to or they have creativity, meaning, great to — does the viewer like the this has been a very strong case for movies. will not see it no matter what the acting, special effects, etc. Of movie? of coughing. At a meeting re- Movie Critic As Bob Dylan review says. I would be the same course, I give some movies the Hopefully, next week I will cently, I was thrown a sack full would say, “The way, but it does help to know a big egg — 0. be back in my seat about three/ of small candy. It helped me to Times Are a Changing,” and it little about the movie when the When an actor becomes the fourths up the steps inside the stop the barking. I do not blame is obvious the movies changed tickets are rather pricey. character he/she portrays, I stadium in the center of the those that wanted me to stop with the times. As time moves I try to give the reader a brief feel it should be recognized to dark theater with a sticky fl oor. the barking. That was more along and culture transcends summary of acting, story, plot, the public. After all it is a pro- I always like to get to the the- than enough about my issue. the past to embrace the present, special effects if it is used in the fessional art. ater early, so I can watch the The point is I did not have the the arts change with the times. movie. Now whether the movie Some things to look for in trailers of coming attractions, energy to take on a movie this Some wish for the old days of is interesting or not, it is neces- performances are, “Do you see and hopefully decide if I plan to week, so I am writing a brief movies while others embrace sary to try and make the critic the character and not the ac- see it. summary of the steps I try to the present and the future. review interesting. As Graham tor.” “Is actor/actress having Terry Burns is technology move thru in order to complete All movie fans have their own Greene wrote in The Graham fun and enjoying the part.” coordinator for the McNairy a critic, review, or summary. So thoughts and opinions about Greene Film Reader: Reviews, “Make it look easy and real – County School System. A life- here we go. change. Whether people like Essays, Interviews & Film Sto- Do not let the audience catch long movie buff, he can be con- Movies have been a passion the transformation or not, it is ries, “The critic, as much as the the actor actually acting.” tacted by email at burns984@ of mine since I occupied the here to stay and move into the fi lm is supposed to entertain, Is the script original? Does bellsouth.net. North Alabama band earns top honors at conference FLORENCE, Ala. — Line might attempt, but into direct competition napolis Colts – on Thurs- well as long-term benefi ts The University of North “This was it was also delivered with with some of the largest day, Nov. 14. UNA was from the players’ hard Alabama’s nationally re- truly a once- an visceral authenticity academic institutions in one of only four collegiate work, countless hours of nowned Pride of Dixie when it came to emoting the country — and not marching bands invited rehearsal and their tire- Band program earned in-a-lifetime what the music was trying only competes toe-to-toe” to perform at the event, less dedication to excel- highest accolades and opportunity for to convey to its audience with them, but actually sponsored by Music for lence in their musical per- honors — including a and competitors.” wins a musical competi- All and the Yahama Cor- formances. championship trophy for our students The percussion play- tion — it says something poration. “This was truly a once- its outstanding drum line and our band ers were supported and about the quality of work “The president and in-a-lifetime opportunity — during performances cheered on at the drum- the students at UNA are CEO of Music for All, for our students and our last week at the Bands of program.” line battle by an enthu- doing. Secondly, I hope Eric Martin, found me band program,” Jones America Grand National siastic UNA entourage that each of the students after the show and said, concluded. “It validates Championships and the Dr. Lloyd Jones made up of their fellow involved in this year’s ‘We must get this band the incredible job our stu- Percussive Arts Society UNA’s director student musicians from ensemble will appreciate to perform on a Friday dents have done through International Conference of bands the Pride of Dixie Band, the award they received, or Saturday evening next the years as Pride of Di- (PASIC) in Indianapolis. along with parents, but also know that it sig- year! That was amazing,’ xie performers. Simply “It was an extremely in round two. In the fi - alumni and friends. The nals to future generations ” Jones recalled. “Later, receiving an invitation to successful two days of nal round, UNA defeated drum-line competition of UNA musicians a clear Iain Moyer and I paid a perform at either of these performances by UNA Lamar University to earn also included the Univer- sign that excellent work visit to the Yamaha suite events is recognition that band students at two the drum-line champion- sity of Cincinnati, Ten- is being done in the band and found the same senti- our program is one of of the most prestigious ship at the world’s largest nessee State University, program and music de- ment from the corporate the most highly regarded band-related events in the gathering of percussion- Ball State University and partment at UNA.” representatives.” in the United States. Ad- United States,” accord- ists. other top-tier percussion A day before the PA- The Pride of Dixie Band ditionally, having both ing to Dr. Lloyd Jones, “I think two of the criti- programs from across the SIC conference, the entire and Drum Line have been events take place in the UNA’s director of bands. cal factors that separated country. 220-member Pride of Di- preparing for last week’s same town on the same “Not only did these valu- the UNA Drum Line from “I believe an honor xie Band Marching Band trip to Indiana and their weekend is somewhat of able opportunities serve its competition were their like this one, fi rst and delivered what Jones high-profi le, back-to- a perfect storm. Perfor- to greatly enhance the virtuosity and their per- foremost, draws a large calls “an inspired perfor- back showcase performances such as these will awareness and reputation formance energy,” Moyer amount of attention to mance” at the Bands of mances throughout the help raise the visibility of UNA on a national lev- observed. “Not only was our regional university in America Championships summer and fall. Jones and awareness of UNA in el, but I am confi dent that the material they were percussive circles,” Moyer at Lucas Oil Stadium – believes UNA will reap a a competitive collegiate this experience will serve playing some of the most explained. “When a per- home of the NFL India- number of immediate as atmosphere.” to create opportunities demanding and diffi cult forming group from a for other performances as material a College Drum university like ours comes well as recruitment.” The UNA Drum Line was one of only three collegiate drum lines invited FRY-DAY to perform in exhibition at the PASIC conference, Momma’s Homemade NIGHT Looking for a smoother stroll? which took place on Fri- Recipe FISH FRY day, Nov. 15, at the In- CARE Community Foundation has dianapolis Conference BEST HUSHPUPPIES YOU Center. With Unlimited assembled funds and manpower to In addition to present- HAVE EVER TASTED! Sides ing a clinic for the confer- motivate property owners to act now ence, the Pride of Dixie on making their much needed and long percussion players – under the direction of Dr. Friday 5pm overdue sidewalk repairs. Iain Moyer, UNA’s assistant director of bands - Until – participated in PASIC’s Initiative Guidelines: thunderous premier 602 South Cass Street • Corinth, MS 38834 event, the Drum Line Battle. UNA defeated In- (Beside Goody’s) 662-287-2323 1. Must be residential property with an diana University in the existing sidewalk which shows need of fi rst round of the head- to-head competition Did Jesus Really Turn Water repair. before eliminating the Into Alcoholic Wine? University of Michigan By Mike Swims 2. Sidewalk must run parallel to a city We’ve all heard the country song that says, “I know Jesus and he drank wine, so I’m sure we’d get along just fi ne.” Sure, it’s a street. popular song lyric, but is it true? Let’s try to answer that question. First, we must know that Christ was living under the Mosaic Law, Exotic pet because the Law of the New Testament wouldn’t be enacted until 3. The Initiative will provide matching Christ died on the cross. This is why Christ sent the 10 lepers to be declared cleansed by the priests in Luke 17:14, because the Law of funds of 60% of total job cost for up kangaroo Moses commanded it (Leviticus 14). Even though a miracle came from God Himself, Christ knew that so did the Mosaic Law, and to 100 ft., but not less than 40 ft., of it should be obeyed by all until such time as it would fi nally be sidewalk repair. gets loose fulfi lled (Matt. 5:17). Because Christ lived under the Old Law, he obeyed the commandment to observe the Feast of the Passover, Associated Press which we Christians often refer to as “The Last Supper” in John 13:1. 4. An application must be submitted for MIDLAND, Texas — Of- Also, we have to know that the Greek word used for ‘wine’ participant approval. fi cers in West Texas who in John chapter 2 is ‘oinos’, and is a generic term for grape juice answered calls about a in all its forms-both fermented and fresh. So we must appeal kangaroo hopping along further to fi nd the truth in the matter. But what if I told you that a road helped capture the if it was alcoholic wine Christ made in John ch. 2 that he would pet and return the animal have sinned according to the very Mosaic Law we just said he to its owner. kept? And what would that mean if Christ sinned? Midland County Sheriff Habakkuk 2:15 says, “Woe unto him that giveth his neighbour drink, that puttest thy bottle to him, and makest him Gary Painter says depu- drunken also…” ties thought dispatchers Did Christ violate Habakkuk 2:15 and the host of other were crazy when calls Biblical passages that warn man to stay away from alcohol (Prov. came in Tuesday night 20:1; Prov. 23:29-35) and therefore sin himself, becoming unable from people who said to be mankind’s perfect sacrifi ce for sins? Or perhaps the King they saw a kangaroo. Pa- of Kings contradicted His own words in Prov. 31:4, “It is not for trol car video shows some kings, O Lemuel, it is not for kings to drink wine; nor for princes Call C.A.R.E. of the chase along a rural strong drink:”? Of course he didn’t. Yet, this is exactly what people unwittingly say when they allege that Christ turned water into highway near Midland. alcoholic wine. Community Deputies helped corner “But what about the governor of the feast who said everyone had the 4-foot-tall kangaroo already well drunk?!” Well, those familiar with the present wines as the owner offered a of Jerusalem and Lebanon know that in order to keep wine from Foundation today treat to the animal, then turning, they would boil it immediately, thereby keeping it from grabbed the pet. fermenting and had the added benefi t of locking in its sweetness. at 284-4858 and Painter said Wednes- So, if we interpret that Christ turned water into the freshest day that Midland County grape juice man’s ever drank, then we still have a spotless Savior, and a really good reason for the Feast Master to say they’ve truly apply for the has an exotic animals or- saved the best for last (John 2:9-10). dinance and owners must notify the sheriff’s offi ce. Danville Church of Christ Sidewalk Repair Authorities are checking Mike Swims, Minister to see if a pet kangaroo 481 CR 409, Corinth MS • (662)212-2230-Cell falls under that category. 8 • Daily Corinthian Business Thursday, November 21, 2013

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Paschke • AP Buenavent 5 12.32 -.18 IntlValuI 19.31 -0.14 +19.2 BondDebA m 8.26 ... +6.6 ExtdMktIdxIP 148.11 -0.33 +30.9 iShHmCnst q 22.46 -.10 SpiritRC n dd 9.86 -.03 CA Inc 14 32.24 -.15 RelEstScI 26.49 -0.28 +1.8 ShDurIncA m 4.57 ... +1.5 FAWeUSIns 98.33 -0.68 +12.4 IngerRd 22 67.73 +.11 Sprint n ... 7.35 -.14 CBS B 20 58.20 -.68 USCorEq1I 15.95 -0.04 +30.5 ShDurIncC m 4.60 ... +0.9 GNMA 10.55 -0.03 -1.3 IngrmM 12 23.44 -.08 SprottGold q 10.28 -.26 CH Robins 16 57.66 -1.29 INDEXES USCorEq2I 15.84 -0.04 +31.3 MFS GNMAAdml 10.55 -0.03 -1.2 InovioPhm dd 2.03 +.11 SP Matls q 44.15 -.36 CSX 14 26.91 +.01 USLgCo 14.09 -0.05 +27.2 IntlValA m 33.92 -0.18 +25.4 GlbEq 22.89 -0.10 +22.6 Intelliph dd 4.47 -.48 SP HlthC q 54.30 +.16 52-Week Net YTD 52-wk USLgValI 30.37 -0.09 +34.1 IsIntlEq 22.13 -0.17 +15.0 GrthIdAdm 45.56 -0.17 +25.5 CVS Care 18 65.42 +.20 IBM 13 185.19 -.06 SP CnSt q 42.86 -.18 High Low Name Last Chg %Chg %Chg %Chg USMicroI 19.81 ... +36.1 TotRetA m 17.42 -0.06 +16.5 GrthIstId 45.56 -0.17 +25.5 CYS Invest dd 8.03 -.03 IntlGame 16 16.43 -.26 SP Consum q 63.83 -.33 16,030.28 12,590.23 Dow Industrials 15,900.82 -66.21 -.41 +21.34 +23.87 USSmValI 34.90 -0.01 +33.5 ValueA m 32.81 -0.14 +30.9 GrthIstSg 42.19 -0.16 +25.5 CblvsnNY 12 14.83 +.04 IntPap 17 45.22 +.02 SP Engy q 86.93 -.21 7,245.43 4,892.25 Dow Transportation 7,094.72 -20.29 -.29 +33.69 +41.97 USSmallI 30.29 -0.03 +34.3 ValueI 32.97 -0.14 +31.2 HYCor 6.03 ... +3.9 CabotOG s 52 34.08 +.99 Interpublic 24 16.96 -.07 SP Inds q 49.51 -.22 537.86 436.76 Dow Utilities 495.55 -7.03 -1.40 +9.37 +12.36 USTgtValInst 22.93 -0.02 +35.4 MainStay HYCorAdml 6.03 ... +4.0 Cadence 8 12.86 +.27 Invesco 18 33.48 -.12 SP Tech q 33.94 -.11 DWS-Scudder HiYldCorA m 6.08 +0.01 +5.4 HltCrAdml 81.27 +0.11 +37.8 CaesarAc n ... 10.80 -.25 ItauUnibH ... 14.54 SP Util q 38.60 -.43 10,226.34 8,002.25 NYSE Composite 10,096.43 -39.22 -.39 +19.58 +24.46 GrIncS 23.59 -0.05 +30.3 Manning & Napier HlthCare 192.58 +0.27 +37.8 Caesars dd 17.31 -.70 JDS Uniph 41 12.00 -.02 StdPac 5 7.67 +.02 2,471.19 2,186.97 NYSE MKT 2,398.45 -18.69 -.77 +1.82 +1.75 Davis WrldOppA 9.03 -0.04 +16.5 ITBondAdm 11.30 -0.05 -2.7 Calpine 39 18.90 -.18 JPMorgCh 13 56.10 -.05 Staples dd 15.10 -.24 3,994.97 2,884.75 Nasdaq Composite 3,921.27 -10.28 -.26 +29.86 +33.99 NYVentA m 41.39 -0.04 +28.6 Matthews Asian ITGradeAd 9.82 -0.03 -1.2 Cameco g ... 19.91 +.47 JanusCap 18 10.51 -.06 Starbucks 35 79.69 -.23 1,802.33 1,359.88 S&P 500 1,781.37 -6.50 -.36 +24.90 +28.06 NYVentY 41.91 -0.03 +28.9 China d 25.19 -0.03 +7.3 InfPrtAdm 26.02 -0.18 -7.7 CampSp 32 38.60 -.60 JetBlue 24 8.78 +.03 StarwdPT 15 26.80 +.30 19,148.77 14,213.83 Wilshire 5000 18,878.08 -62.79 -.33 +25.89 +29.73 Dodge & Cox India d 15.72 -0.14 -10.2 InfPrtI 10.60 -0.07 -7.6 CdnNRs gs ... 33.15 +.82 JohnJn 21 95.15 +.29 Stratasys dd 112.24 -4.68 1,123.26 782.37 Russell 2000 1,099.79 -1.59 -.14 +29.49 +37.75 Bal 95.52 -0.22 +24.1 Merger InflaPro 13.25 -0.09 -7.8 CdnSolar dd 30.75 +1.13 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Rewind Tuesday, Nov. 12 FULL HEIGHT ZIGTECH HEEL OFFERS Bowling Green 49 Ohio 0 CUSHIONING WITH A DRAMATIC LOOK Toledo 51 Buffalo 41 1. Alabama (10-0) Crimson Tide a bit sluggish in Starkville. Wednesday, Nov. 13 2. Florida St. (10-0) Seminoles winning games with amazing ease. FUSEFRAME CONSTRUCTION FOR Kent State 24 Miami (Ohio) 6 3. Ohio State (10-0) Buckeyes have averaged 60 points in last three games. LIGHTWEIGHT MIDFOOT SUPPORT Northern Illinois 48 Ball State 27 4. Baylor (9-0) Bears give up 34 points but still win by 29. Thursday, Nov. 14 5. Clemson (9-1) Each of the Tigers’ ACC wins has been by at least 10 points. Clemson 55 Georgia Tech 31 DUAL MESH UPPER FOR Marshall 45 Tulsa 34 6. Auburn (10-1) Miracle on the Plains sets up epic Iron Bowl clash. BREATHABILITY AND SUPPORT Friday, November 15 7. Stanford (8-2) Cardinal’s title hopes dashed by late USC field goal. UCLA 41 Washington 31 8. Oregon (9-1) Ducks now in control in the Pac-12 North. Saturday, Nov. 16 9. Texas A&M (8-2) Manziel has two more chances to impress Heisman voters. Akron 14 Massachusetts13 10. S. Carolina (8-2) Gamecocks edge Gators in defensive struggle. Alabama 20 Mississippi State 7 Arizona State 30 Oregon State 17 11. Missouri (9-1) Tigers need to beat Ole Miss, A&M to win the SEC East. Arkansas State 38 Texas State 21 12. Oklahoma St. (9-1) Pokes pound Texas; have now won three straight in Austin. Auburn 43 Georgia 38 13. UCLA (8-2) Jack beginning his ’14 Heisman campaign with late flourish. Baylor 63 Texas Tech 34 14. Wisconsin (8-2) Badgers run for 554 yards in easy win over Indiana. Boise State 48 Wyoming 7 15. Michigan St. (9-1) Sparty in great shape in the Legends after win in Lincoln. Boston College 38 NC State 21 16. Ole Miss (7-3) Wallace throws for 3 TDs, runs for another vs. Troy. BYU 59 Idaho State 13 Central Michigan 27 Western Michigan 22 17. Arizona St. (8-2) Sun Devils maintain one-game lead in the Pac-12 South. Cincinnati 52 Rutgers 17 18. UCF (8-1) Knights avoid a bad loss by rallying past Temple. Colorado 41 California 24 19. Louisville (9-1) Cards held to 332 yards in tight win over Houston. Colorado State 66 New Mexico 42 20. LSU (7-3) Tigers’ D gets its shot at slowing down Johnny Manziel. Duke 48 Miami (Fla.) 30 21. No. Illinois (10-0) Toledo will be the Huskies’ final regular-season test. East Carolina 63 UAB 14 22. Duke (8-2) Blue Devils ranked for first time since 1994. Florida Atlantic 41 Southern Miss 7 Florida State 59 Syracuse 3 23. USC (8-3) Coach O making a case to be the Trojans’ next head coach. Kansas 31 West Virginia 19 24. Georgia (6-4) Dawgs on the wrong end of a miraculous finish at Auburn. Kansas State 33 TCU 31 25. Fresno State (9-0) Bulldogs have clear path to undefeated regular season. Louisville 20 Houston 13 Josh Snead, Duke Grant Halverson Maryland 27 Virginia Tech (ot) 24 Memphis 23 South Florida10 Michigan 27 Northwestern(3ot) 19 Delivered by Michigan State 41 Nebraska 28 DicksSportingGoods.com/reebok Navy 42 South Alabama 14 Nevada 38 San Jose State 16 Baylor faces stiff test in Stillwater North Carolina 34 Pittsburgh 27 Ohio State 60 Illinois 35 The UPS Team Performance Index (UPS Oklahoma 48 Iowa State 10 TPI) measures overall efficiency and Oklahoma State 38 Texas 13 Ole Miss 51 Troy 21 teamwork based on six key components: Oregon 44 Utah 21 offense, defense, miscues, special teams, Penn State 45 Purdue 21 winning percentage and quality of oppo- Rice 52 Louisiana Tech 14 nent. For more information and the full Fast Forward San Diego State 28 Hawaii 21 UPS TPI rankings, visit espn.com/UPS. SMU 38 UConn 21 Tuesday, Nov. 19 South Carolina 19 Florida 14 BAYLOR (UPS TPI: 123) Buffalo at Miami (Ohio) UCF 39 Temple 36 AT OKLAHOMA STATE (UPS TPI: 122) Kent State at Ohio UL Lafayette 35 Georgia State 21 You want offensive efficiency? Take Wednesday, Nov. 20 USC 20 Stanford 17 Northern Illinois at Toledo UTEP 33 FIU 10 a look at the Baylor Bears. Art Briles’ Thursday, Nov. 21 Vanderbilt 22 Kentucky 6 club, ranked No. 4 in the latest BCS Washington State 24 Arizona 17 UNLV at Air Force Wisconsin 51 Indiana 3 Standings, not only leads the nation in Rice at UAB total offense (683.9 ypg) and scoring Rutgers at UCF Prime Time Players offense (61.2 ppg), but also in yards Friday, Nov. 22 Navy at San Jose State ANDRE WILLIAMS, BOSTON COLLEGE per play (8.5) and yards per passing attempt (12.5). The Bears are the only Saturday, Nov. 23 Williams’ season has been under the radar for Chattanooga at Alabama anyone outside of ACC territory. That should team in the nation to date with 3,000 Oregon at Arizona change. The senior rushed for 339 yards and yards passing and 2,000 yards rushing. Mississippi State at Arkansas two TDs on 42 carries in the Eagles’ 38–21 win Baylor also does a very good job pro- Georgia State at Arkansas State over NC State, giving him an ACC-record 1,810 tecting the ball, ranking first in the Big UMass at Central Michigan rushing yards this season. With three regular 12 with only 11 turnovers lost and sec- Citadel at Clemson season games and a bowl to play, Williams is ond in overall turnover margin (plus- USC at Colorado going to shatter the previous ACC record held 1.00). Oklahoma State survived an Bowling Green at Eastern Michigan by Virginia’s Thomas Jones (1,798 yards in ’99). Marshall at FIU early season upset at West Virginia and CARLOS HYDE, OHIO STATE Georgia Southern at Florida Hyde rushed for 246 yards and four touchdowns remains in the middle of the Big 12 New Mexico State at Florida Atlantic on 24 carries as the Buckeyes cruised past Illi- title chase. The Cowboys are one game Idaho at Florida State nois 60–35 in Champaign. Hyde became the behind Baylor in the loss column and Tim Umphery New Mexico at Fresno State Baylor quarterback Bryce Petty leads the nation with 12.8 yards per passing attempt and fifth tailback to top 200 yards against the Illini Kentucky at Georgia would jump to the top of the standings has thrown 24 touchdowns and only one interception. defense, joining Indiana’s Tevin Coleman, Penn with a win over the Bears this week- Alabama A&M at Georgia Tech State’s Bill Belton, Nebraska’s Ameer Abdullah end. One area to watch is special Cincinnati at Houston and Washington’s Bishop Sankey. (5–1) needs to beat both Ole Miss and spot on Saturday. The Tigers are only Michigan at Iowa teams: Neither team has been reliable Texas A&M to reach the SEC Cham- 3–3 in their last six games, but their of- KAPRI BIBBS, COLORADO STATE Kansas at Iowa State kicking field goals, but both have the pionship Game. The Tigers expect sen- fense is capable of putting up a huge Oklahoma at Kansas State Bibbs followed up his 312-yard, four-touch- potential to make a big play in the re- down game against Nevada by rushing for 291 ior James Franklin back at quarterback number against a suspect defense. Led Tulsa at Louisiana Tech yards and six touchdowns in the Rams’ 66–42 turn game.Baylor by 10 after missing four games with a shoul- by strong-armed quarterback Zach Memphis at Louisville win at New Mexico. Over the last seven games, der injury. Backup Maty Mauk played Mettenberger, LSU leads the league Texas A&M at LSU WISCONSIN (UPS TPI: 120) Boston College at Maryland the sophomore from Illinois has 1,226 yards AT MINNESOTA (UPS TPI: 110) well in relief, but the Mizzou offense with an average of 10.7 yards per pass- rushing and 22 touchdowns. Virginia at Miami (Fla.) Minnesota, with an 8–2 record (4–2 is at its best with Franklin running the ing attempt. One key could be Wisconsin at Minnesota BRENDAN KAY, CINCINNATI Big Ten), is one of the surprise teams show. The Tigers, even with Franklin turnovers: Texas A&M has committed East Carolina at NC State Kay threw for a career-high 405 yards and four in the nation. The Golden Gophers are out for much of the SEC schedule, are 12 (seven INTs, five lost fumbles) in its Old Dominion at North Carolina touchdowns to lead surging Cincinnati to a averaging a solid 6.6 yards per play in last four SEC games.LSU by 3 UTSA at North Texas 52–17 win at Rutgers. The Bearcats, who rolled still technically alive in the Legends Division, but they will need to beat league games — almost a full yard Michigan State at Northwestern up 619 yards of offense, have won five straight ARIZONA STATE (UPS TPI: 121) BYU at Notre Dame Wisconsin and Michigan State — two more than Ole Miss (5.8). The two games and are now 8–2 overall and 5–1 in the AT UCLA (UPS TPI: 117) Indiana at Ohio State American Athletic Conference. of the three best teams in the Big Ten teams have similar passing stats, but Arizona State can secure a spot in Baylor at Oklahoma State — and hope Michigan State also loses Missouri has been far more efficient the Pac-12 title game with a win on Missouri at Ole Miss Stock Report to Michigan. There’s a little bit of running the ball against SEC teams — Saturday. UCLA, one game behind Washington at Oregon State After a 31–19 win over West Virginia, “smoke and mirrors” to Minnesota’s 5.4 yards per carry to 3.7 for the Rebs. ASU in the loss column, would still Nebraska at Penn State Kansas students stormed the field. For success when you dive into the num- The defensive numbers also favor the Illinois at Purdue need to beat USC in the finale to ad- Boise State at San Diego State many, it was the first time they had bers. The Gophers rank sixth in the Tigers, but keep in mind that Ole Miss vance to the title game. The Bruins, led seen the Jayhawks beat a Big 12 team. The win league in offensive yards per play (5.6) has played a far more difficult SEC ULM at South Alabama by dynamic quarterback Brett Hund- Coastal Carolina at South Carolina ended Kansas’ 27-game conference losing Ole Miss by 3 and ninth in defensive yards per play schedule to date. ley, are known for their offense, but SMU at South Florida streak, and it was the first KU win over a team (5.8). They have done a nice job pro- in the current Big 12 lineup since October 2009, TEXAS A&M (UPS TPI: 114) Arizona State has been the more effi- Middle Tennessee at Southern Miss against Iowa State. tecting the ball (third in turnover mar- AT LSU (UPS TPI: 115) cient offensive team — both overall California at Stanford Texas A&M and Missouri have been gin) and are solid on special teams. It’s a bit of a surprise that these two and in Pac-12 games. The defensive Pittsburgh at Syracuse Connecticut at Temple major success stories in the SEC. Their Wisconsin’s success is no surprise: The teams are a combined 7–5 in the SEC at numbers for these two teams are inter- replacements in the Big 12 have not. Badgers lead the Big Ten in yards per Vanderbilt at Tennessee this point of the season. Texas A&M esting: Arizona State allows 55 fewer Western Kentucky at Texas State West Virginia and TCU went 0-for-the state of play (7.4) and rank second in yards al- continues to put up gaudy numbers, but yards per game than UCLA, but the Kansas on Saturday, with both ending bowl UTEP at Tulane lowed per play (4.3).Wisconsin by 14 Arizona State at UCLA streaks. The Mountaineers will miss the post- the defense has let this team down Bruins’ games have been played at a Colorado State at Utah State season for the first time since 2001 thanks to MISSOURI (UPS TPI: 122) against quality competition. The Ag- faster pace. On a yards-per-play basis Duke at Wake Forest an embarrassing 31–19 loss to Kansas, and AT OLE MISS (UPS TPI: 114) gies scored 42 points against Alabama — a more accurate gauge of efficiency Utah at Washington State TCU lost 33–31 to Kansas State to miss a bowl With South Carolina in the club- and 41 against Auburn — yet lost both — these two defenses are almost iden- Hawaii at Wyoming for the first time since 2004. house with a 6–2 SEC record, Missouri games. That’s why LSU is in a good tical statistically.UCLA by 7 Duke moved into first place in the ACC Coastal with an impressive 48–30 win Mitch Braden Steven Rob Charlie Nathan David over Miami in Durham. The Blue Dev- Athlon Board of Experts Light Gall Lassan Doster Miller Rush Fox Consensus ils, who last year earned their first bowl berth This Week’s Games & Experts’ Records 107-37 109-35 109-35 114-30 101-43 107-37 109-35 112-32 since 1994, have won six straight games and Rutgers at UCF (Thu) UCF by 14 UCF by 10 UCF by 15 UCF by 10 UCF by 7 UCF by 9 UCF by 14 UCF by 11 are now 8–2 overall and 4–2 in the league. Oregon by 21 Oregon by 10 Oregon by 17 Oregon by 14 Oregon by 9 Oregon by 20 Oregon by 21 Oregon by 16 Duke will advance to the ACC title game for the Oregon at Arizona Cincinnati by 3 Houston by 1 Cincinnati by 7 Houston by 6 Houston by 4 Houston by 8 Cincinnati by 7 Houston by 1 first time in school history if it beats Wake For- Cincinnati at Houston est and North Carolina — both on the road. Michigan at Iowa Iowa by 5 Iowa by 1 Iowa by 4 Michigan by 1 Michigan by 2 Michigan by 3 Iowa by 3 Iowa by 1 With the regular season winding Oklahoma at Kansas State Kansas State by 7 Kansas State by 3 Kansas State by 2 Oklahoma by 4 Oklahoma by 6 Oklahoma by 4 Kansas State by 7 Kansas State by 1 down, five FBS teams remain winless Texas A&M at LSU LSU by 3 LSU by 1 LSU by 3 Texas A&M by 2 LSU by 3 LSU by 1 LSU by 6 LSU by 2 — Southern Miss, Miami (Ohio), Wisconsin at Minnesota Wisconsin by 14 Wisconsin by 10 Wisconsin by 10 Wisconsin by 7 Minnesota by 1 Wisconsin by 10 Wisconsin by 21 Wisconsin by 10 Hawaii and Georgia State are 0–10, and UConn BYU at Notre Dame Notre Dame by 1 Notre Dame by 4 Notre Dame by 3 Notre Damy by 3 Notre Dame by 3 Notre Dame by 9 Notre Dame by 7 Notre Dame by 5 is 0–9. Eleven other teams have yet to win a Baylor at Oklahoma State Baylor by 10 Oklahoma State by 3 Baylor by 7 Baylor by 9 Baylor by 3 Oklahoma State by 6 Baylor by 7 Baylor by 4 game in league play — Air Force, Arkansas, Missouri at Ole Miss Ole Miss by 3 Missouri by 1 Ole Miss by 4 Missouri by 4 Ole Miss by 3 Ole Miss by 4 Missouri by 7 Ole Miss by 1 California, Illinois, Iowa Sate, Kentucky, NC State, Vanderbilt at Tennessee Vanderbilt by 3 Tennessee by 1 Tennessee by 3 Vanderbilt by 3 Vanderbilt by 7 Vanderbilt by 1 Vanderbilt by 6 Vanderbilt by 2 Northwestern, Purdue, Temple and Virginia. Arizona State at UCLA UCLA by 7 Arizona State by 3 Arizona State by 3 UCLA by 2 UCLA by 3 UCLA by 8 UCLA by 10 UCLA by 4 Maryland seeks to enhance bowl stature in final games

The Associated Press It was an uplifting vic- Even if the Terrapins wins, the Terrapins lost “I defi nitely felt a lot normally has. He had that COLLEGE PARK, Md. tory, but it did not neces- lose twice to fi nish 6-6, four of fi ve before break- healthier than how I felt feeling back in his body — Now that Maryland sarily assure the Terra- they still have a decent ing through at Virginia in the past, and I think and his legs.” has fi nally gotten its cov- pins their fi rst postseason shot of going to the Mili- Tech. Brown carried the it showed on the fi eld,” Brown was backed by eted sixth win, the Ter- appearance since 2010. tary Bowl on Dec. 27 in offense, rushing for 122 Brown said. a defense that had seven rapins intend to use the “Six wins just makes nearby Annapolis. With yards on 23 carries with Brown also threw for sacks and limited the Vir- fi nal two weeks of the you eligible,” coach Ran- two more wins, however, two touchdowns, includ- 135 yards and a score. ginia Tech running game regular season to make dy Edsall stressed Tues- Maryland could possi- ing the game-winner, a “That was the healthiest to 54 yards. a positive impression on day. “It doesn’t guarantee bly earn a bowl bid that 3-yard sprint to the left he’s been since the Flori- The result was a victory bowl committees around you that you’re going any- would require transpor- pylon in overtime. da State game,” Edsall that restored a sense of the country. where, and I’ve told that tation by airplane rather The quarterback’s said. “He had more con- confi dence to a team that Maryland (6-4, 2-4 At- to our team.” than a bus. standout performance fi dence in his own ability, had lost its prior three lantic Coast Conference) Maryland hosts Boston “Eight (wins) is ideal, came after he admittedly to be able to run and do games by a combined 54 snapped a three-game College (6-4, 3-3) on Sat- and we’re going to try played tentatively after the things he’s capable of points. losing streak and became urday before closing the to get seven this week,” receiving a concussion on doing. During that (previ- “A lot of people counted bowl eligible by beating regular season with its fi - quarterback C.J. Brown Oct. 5 at Florida State and ous) stretch of games, he us out, didn’t think we Virginia Tech on the road nal ACC football game, at said. an upper-body injury two felt like he couldn’t have could get another win the 27-24 in overtime last North Carolina State on After starting the sea- weeks later at Wake For- that burst and couldn’t rest of the year,” Edsall Saturday. Nov. 30. son with four straight est. have the explosion that he said. 12 • Daily Corinthian Sports Thursday, November 21, 2013 Prep boxes Top SEC QBs wrap up careers (B) Corinth 52, Booneville 40 @ Booneville Corinth 11 19 15 7 – 52 BY KRISTIE RIEKEN “I am defi nitely proud of the develop since the beginning Booneville 11 3 10 16 – 40 Associated Press “You look at all way I’ve been able to play this of their careers. CORINTH (52): Raheem Sorrell 10, Kendall COLLEGE STATION, Texas of us, you kind long,” Murray said. “It’s been “You look at all of us, you Stafford 9, Darius Herman 6, Quavon Hughey — SEC fans should enjoy all a little bit of luck, too, because kind of look at all of our fi rst 6, Jose Contreras 5, Desmin Harris 5, Antares of look at all of Gwyn 5, Hack Smith 4, Armad Wicks 2. the top-notch quarterbacks I’ve defi nitely taken my share years starting, it was kind of BOONEVILLE (40): Cameron Miller 14, Jack while they can because many our first years of shots that you see end peo- rough,” he said. “We had to Nichols 11, Joseph Caver 7, Mondarius Davis 3, of the great signal callers in starting, it was ple’s seasons all the time. But go against some of the best Keenan Moore 3, Demarcus Young 2 the league won’t be around no matter how I’m feeling, if I defenses in the country ... we 3-pointers: (C) Hughey 2, Herman, Contreras, for long. kind of rough.” have even a remote chance of obviously took some time to Stafford, (B) Davis, Moore, Nichols. A.J. McCarron, James playing I am going to make it show maturation throughout Records: Corinth 2-0, Booneville 1-1. Notes: The Booneville Lady Blue Devils won the Franklin, Aaron Murray, Con- happen.” our careers. We’ve all kind of nor Shaw and Zach Metten- Zach Mettenberger Murray fl irted with leaving had rough patches, we’ve all opener by a 40-33 count. LSU quarterback berger are wrapping up their early for the NFL before de- kind of settled into our own (G) Central 74, Kossuth 65 careers, and this could also ciding to return for his senior game and really have had @ Glen be the last month to see Heis- ment he joined the program season. Georgia coach Mark pretty good careers here at Kossuth 13 18 17 17 – 65 man Trophy winner Johnny and that he’s been impressed Richt said the fact that he re- the tail end.” Central 11 23 16 24 – 74 Manziel play in college. All with how he’s learned from all turned speaks to the kind of The only non-senior of the KOSSUTH (65): Baylee Turner 24, Parrish Tice but Franklin, who has been his experiences. player he is. bunch is Texas A&M’s Man- 19, Rachel Winters 7, Carleigh Mills 5, Ryleigh slowed by an injury, are semi- “I can’t say enough good “I’ll remember him because ziel, who as a redshirt sopho- Follin 3, Abby Gray 2, Marlee Bradley 2, Darbie Coleman 1, Lacy Essary 1, Daniels 1. fi nalists for the Davey O’Brien things about how he’s done, he is probably one of the bet- more will be eligible for the CENTRAL (74): Lauren McCreless 29, Alexis Award, given annually to the and I think his record pret- ter team guys that we’ve had,” NFL draft after this season. Harmon 17, Alex Madahar 9, Briley Talley 7, Cal- nation’s top quarterback. ty much speaks for itself in Richt said. “We’ve had a lot of Manziel has refused to talk lie Buntin 4, Jordan Whitten 3, Allie Hughes 3, Mettenberger of LSU isn’t terms of the success that he’s good ones, but I don’t know about his future, but most be- Courtney Ekiss 2. sure that quarterback play had as a starter here,” Saban if I’ve ever even heard him lieve that this will be his last 3-pointers: (K) Turner 4, Tice, Winters, (C) Har- will drop off in the league next said. “At the end of the day, come close to tooting his own season in College Station. mon 2, Talley, Whitten. year. that’s what it’s all about. And horn. It’s always been about Manziel has followed up on “No one thought that John- he’s always represented the the team and about deferring his Heisman Trophy-winning (B) Central 74, Kossuth 52 ny Manziel would do what he program here in a fi rst-class credit to other people. It’s al- freshman season to throw Kossuth 12 15 10 15 – 52 did last year, so who knows,” way. I think he has been abso- ways been about trying to win for 3,313 yards and 31 touch- Central 15 30 11 18 – 74 KOSSUTH (52): Kennedy Dye 9, Rick Hodum he said. “There’s a lot of good lutely stellar.” rather than get a record. Even downs this year for the ninth- 9, Weston Bobo 8, Nick Welcher 7, Justin Mills 7, football players out there and Franklin has thrown for coming back was a relatively ranked Aggies. Jacob Welcher 5, Charlie Bonee 3, Emmit Burke that’s why we have guys to re- 1,577 yards and 14 touch- unselfi sh act in my mind — Coach Kevin Sumlin was 2, Levi Burcham 2. cruit them.” downs in six games this sea- to come back and try to help asked recently what it would CENTRAL (74): John Wiley Works 28, Chandler Alabama’s McCarron is in son. He’s missed the last Georgia win, and he’s done mean if Manziel could join Young 20, Joe Harbor 8, Ben McIntyre 7, Garret Works 5, Tyler Moore 2, Connor Lewis 2, Jake the fi nal stretch of a perhaps four games with an injured that.” Archie Griffi n as the only two- Harrison 2. one of the best careers by a shoulder but will return this Shaw has helped No. 12 time Heisman winners. 3-pointers: (K) Hodum 3, Dye, N. Welcher, (C) quarterback in SEC history. week. This season is his third South Carolina to an 8-2 re- “We’ve got a couple big Be. McIntyre, G. Works. McCarron has helped the straight with at least 1,500 cord by throwing for 1,868 stages these next few weeks,” top-ranked Crimson Tide to yards passing and 10 touch- yards and a career-high 19 Sumlin said of the Aggies, (B) Adamsville 75, Frank two national titles and is Ala- down passes. touchdowns this season in his who fi nish the regular season Hughes 24 bama’s leader in career yards Murray has been a model third year as a starter. Shaw at LSU and Missouri. “Perfor- @ Adamsville passing and touchdowns. His of consistency for Georgia, has thrown just one intercep- mances by him and the rest Frank Hughes 0 7 11 6 – 24 35-2 career record gives him a and hasn’t missed a start in tion this season. of the team these next few Adamsville 21 21 21 12 – 75 .946 winning percentage, the his four-year career. He’s Mettenberger has thrown weeks are going to impact the ADAMSVILLE (75): Tucker Campbell 24, Lane Burcham 17, Dakorea Dilworth 8, Jake Miller 5, best for a quarterback in SEC 108 yards shy of his fourth for 2,733 yards and 20 touch- awards race and where we’re Micah Harris 5, Des Whitley 5, Tyler Luna 5, Jack history. straight 3,000-yard passing downs this season for the going to be in the bowl con- Majors 2, Dreyton Barnes 2, Riley Jenkins 2. Alabama coach Nick Saban season and has thrown at 18th-ranked Tigers. He’s en- versation. We know that. We Record: Adamsville 1-1. said McCarron has been a least 20 touchdown passes in joyed watching fellow quar- have to handle things one at great addition since the mo- each of his four years. terbacks around the league a time.” Local Schedule Today NFL union likely to investigate Miami Basketball Pine Grove Tournament BY STEVEN WINE hadn’t announced its plans. poorly at times. Incognito’s hearing on his Kossuth Associated Press Martin has said that he was NFL special investigator grievance will be Thursday. DAVIE, Fla. — The NFL harassed daily by teammates, Ted Wells has been question- He can be suspended without Friday Players Association will con- including guard Richie In- ing players, coaches and staff pay by the Dolphins for up to duct its own investigation cognito, who has been sus- at the Dolphins’ complex this four weeks. Basketball into the Miami Dolphins’ pended. week. Wells was appointed by Martin abruptly left the Central @ Corinth, 6 bullying scandal, a person fa- Smith will examine the Commissioner Roger Goodell team Oct. 28, and the case has Biggersville @ Baldwyn, 6 miliar with the situation said roles of coach Joe Philbin, after Dolphins owner Ste- raised questions about the Pine Grove Tournament Wednesday. his staff and Miami manage- phen Ross asked the league team’s locker room culture. Kossuth Richard Smith, outside ment, although it’s unknown to look into the case. Ross formed two committees Soccer counsel for the union in the whether they will be willing Martin spent nearly seven to study the matter and con- Central @ Corinth, 5 New Orleans Saints bounty to meet with him. One is- hours with Wells on Friday ceded changes are needed. case, will investigate tackle sue is whether anyone on in New York. Wells will also John Denney, the Dol- Saturday Jonathan Martin’s allega- the coaching staff ordered interview Incognito, who was phins’ player representative, tions, the person confi rmed. Incognito to toughen up suspended Nov. 3 and has said there’s no timeframe Basketball The person spoke to The As- Martin, a second-year tackle fi led a grievance against the regarding how long Wells’ (G) Central @ Bruce, 2 sociated Press on condition of from Stanford who became a Dolphins seeking to rejoin interviews with the Dolphins Ingomar Classic anonymity because the union starter as a rookie but played the team. will last. (G) Biggersville-Coffeeville Pine Grove Tournament Kossuth Soccer Amory @ Corinth, 1 Rodriguez walks out of grievance hearing

Friday, Nov. 29 BYRONALD BLUM didn’t do it.” the unprecedented and totally Selig “hates my guts,” is Associated Press A person familiar with the baseless punishment he hit me “trying to destroy me” and Basketball NEW YORK — Alex Rodri- session said that after Horow- with, the arbitrator selected by “doesn’t have the nerve to Lighthouse Classic guez walked out of his griev- itz made his ruling, the New MLB and the players’ associa- come and face me face to Mt. Pleasant vs. Middleton, 12:30 ance hearing Wednesday after York Yankees third baseman tion refused to order Selig to face.” Shannon vs. Hardin Co., 2 arbitrator Fredric Horowitz slammed a table, uttered a come in and face me. The ab- Horowitz technically is Alcorn Central vs. Nettleton, 3:30 refused to order baseball profanity at MLB Chief Op- surdity and injustice just be- chairman of a three-man ar- Biggersville vs. Tupelo, 5 Commissioner Bud Selig to erating Offi cer Rob Manfred came too much. I walked out bitration panel that also in- Corinth vs. Moss Point, 6:30 testify. and left. The person spoke on and will not participate any cludes Manfred and Dave DeSoto, Tx. vs. Madison Prep, La., Horowitz was in the midst condition of anonymity be- further in this farce.” Prouty, the general counsel of 8 of the 11th day of hearings cause what takes place at the Rodriguez’s legal team re- the players’ union. on the grievance fi led by the hearing is supposed to be con- mains involved in the pro- “For more than 40 years, Saturday, Nov. 30 players’ association to over- fi dential. ceeding. Rodriguez said he Major League Baseball and turn the 211-game suspension “I am disgusted with this had planned to testify later the players’ association have Basketball given to Rodriguez by Major abusive process, designed to this week but was warned by had a contractual grievance Lighthouse Classic League Baseball last summer ensure that the player fails,” the union he could face addi- process to address disputes (G) Corinth vs. Hardin Co., 11 a.m. for alleged violations of the Rodriguez said in a statement. tional discipline if he did. between the two parties. This Middleton vs. Marshall Academy, sport’s drug agreement and “I have sat through 10 days of In a lengthy interview on negotiated process has served 12:30 labor contract. testimony by felons and liars, WFAN, Rodriguez said he players and clubs well,” the Biggersville vs. Mt. Pleasant, 2 “I’m done. I don’t have a sitting quietly through every consulted Biogenesis of Amer- commissioner’s offi ce said in Moss Point vs. Southwind, 3:30 chance. You let the arbiter minute, trying to respect the ica head Anthony Bosch for a statement. “Despite Mr. Ro- Corinth vs. Jackson South Side, 5 decide whatever he decides,” league and the process. “nutrition and weight loss.” driguez being upset with one Madison Prep vs. Wenonah, Ala., Rodriguez said during an in- “This morning, after Bud Rodriguez repeatedly de- of the arbitration panel’s rul- 6:30 terview on WFAN radio. “My Selig refused to come in and nied using PEDs during the White Station vs. DeSoto, Tx., 8 position doesn’t change. I testify about his rationale for period in question and said Please see HEARING | 13 Tennessee coach resigns amid scandal Pacquiao, Rios camps come to blows in Macau BY CHRIS LINES body by Alex Ariza, a member Arum told The Associated usually when these types of over school vandalism Associated Press of the Rios camp who former- Press, adding he was “pretty fi ghts occur, it’s usually some- MACAU — Manny Pac- ly worked alongside Roach in disgusted” with the incident. one who is tangential to the BY ADRIAN SAINZ AND LUCAS L. quiao’s trainer, Freddie Pacquiao’s corner. The fi ght is Sunday in Ma- main guys who starts it.” JOHNSON II Roach, was involved in a Roach demanded on-site cau, which will still be Satur- Pacquiao indirectly ad- Associated Press physical altercation with the security call the police and day night in the United States. dressed the issue during a NASHVILLE, Tenn. — A botched entourage of opponent Bran- initially wanted to press as- “That kind of publicity is promotional media appear- attempt to fi re up a Tennessee high don Rios on Wednesday, days sault charges against Ariza. not good for the sport,” Arum ance later Wednesday. school football team has forced out the before their fi ght. But Bob Arum, chief execu- said. “It was nothing to do “Let everything fi nish in head coach and his three assistants — Roach approached Rios’ tive of Top Rank, which pro- with the fi ghters. It had all to the ring,” Pacquiao said. “No two of whom are accused of vandal- trainer, Robert Garcia, in the motes both fi ghters, talked do with a grudge that Ariza trash talk before the fi ght be- izing their own fi eld house, and the gym both camps are shar- him out of it, for fear it could has with Freddie, who fi red cause it’s not a good example third, who authorities say broke into ing at The Venetian casino derail this weekend’s bout for him from Pacquiao’s corner. to all the people. If anyone has a rival school to steal the opponent’s on Macau’s Cotai Strip, say- the vacant WBO welterweight “Garcia and Rios are good a grudge against someone, playbook. ing they had gone past their title. friends of mine and they lis- forgive them as God forgives. Marion County Schools superinten- scheduled training time and “Who knows what the hell tened to reason, and I’ve told It’s not personal. It’s our job, dent Mark Griffi th confi rmed Wednes- should leave. happens in Macau if you press them to tone everything down entertaining people.” day that head coach Mac McCurry Video of the incident shows charges. Everybody could get and they will. But Ariza some- Ariza said he did not believe a heated argument before arrested. We don’t know any- times gets out of control, and Pacquiao’s comments were Please see SCANDAL | 13 Roach was kicked in the upper thing about the legal system,” that’s really the problem. And directed at him. Thursday, November 21, 2013 Scoreboard Daily Corinthian • 13

Basketball Gay, TOR 11 84 43 227 20.6 No. 13 Michigan State at Northwest- one-year contract. Released G Bryan Collins from the SCANDAL Thompson, GOL 11 85 18 226 20.5 ern, 11 a.m. BOSTON RED SOX — Selected the practice squad. DeRozan, TOR 11 82 49 226 20.5 No. 14 UCLA vs. No. 19 Arizona contract of OF Bryce Brentz and RHP INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Signed RB NBA standings, schedule Bledsoe, PHX 9 62 50 184 20.4 State, 6 p.m. Anthony Ranaudo from Pawtucket (IL) Chris Rainey. Lillard, POR 11 69 50 220 20.0 No. 15 Fresno State vs. New Mexico, and 3B Garin Cecchini from Portland KANSAS CITY CHIEFS — Signed EASTERN CONFERENCE CONTINUED FROM 12 3 p.m. (EL). OL Chandler Burden to the practice Atlantic Division No. 16 Wisconsin at Minnesota, CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Claimed INF squad. Released FB Toben Opurum W L Pct GB Football 2:30 p.m. Jake Elmore off waivers from Houston. from the practice squad. resigned during a meeting with Philadelphia 5 7 .417 — No. 21 Louisville vs. Memphis, 11 Purchased the contracts of INF Carlos NEW YORK JETS — Signed LB Jer- Toronto 4 7 .364 ½ Griffi th and the school princi- a.m. Sanchez and OF Trayce Thompson maine Cunningham. Boston 4 8 .333 1 NFL standings, schedule No. 22 Oklahoma at Kansas State, from Charlotte (IL). OAKLAND RAIDERS — Placed DB pal. McCurry also resigned from Brooklyn 3 7 .300 1 AMERICAN CONFERENCE 11 a.m. CLEVELAND INDIANS — Named D.J. Hayden on the injured reserve New York 3 7 .300 1 his job as a physical education East No. 23 Southern Cal at Colorado, Matt Quatraro major league assistant list. Activated LB Miles Burris from the Southeast Division W L T Pct PF PA 8:30 p.m. hitting coach. Purchased the contract PUP list. Re-signed DL Brian Sanford. teacher. W L Pct GB New England 7 3 0 .700 254 199 No. 25 Duke at Wake Forest, 11 of RHP Bryan Price from Columbus Signed DT Ricky Lumpkin to the prac- Miami 8 3 .727 — “Mr. McCurry felt it was in his N.Y. Jets 5 5 0 .500 183 268 a.m. (IL). Selected the contracts of RHP tice squad. Atlanta 6 5 .545 2 Miami 5 5 0 .500 213 225 Austin Adams, INF Jesus Aguilar and HOCKEY best interest to separate himself Charlotte 5 6 .455 3 Buffalo 4 7 0 .364 236 273 OF Carlos Moncrief from Akron (EL) National Hockey League Orlando 4 6 .400 3½ from the situation and he re- South Hockey and of INF Erik Gonzalez from Carolina CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS — Recalled Washington 3 7 .300 4½ W L T Pct PF PA (SL). Designated INF Cord Phelps for F Jeremy Morin from Rockford (AHL). signed,” said Griffi th, who added Central Division Indianapolis 7 3 0 .700 252 220 assignment. DALLAS STARS — Recalled D Kevin W L Pct GB NHL standings, schedule that McCurry might have faced Tennessee 4 6 0 .400 227 226 DETROIT TIGERS — Selected the Connauton from Texas (AHL). Indiana 9 1 .900 — Houston 2 8 0 .200 193 276 EASTERN CONFERENCE contracts of LHP Kyle Lobstein, RHP DETROIT RED WINGS — Recalled fi ring if he had not resigned. Chicago 6 3 .667 2½ Jacksonville 1 9 0 .100 129 318 Atlantic Division Justin Miller and 1B Jordan Lennerton LW Trevor Parkes from Toledo (ECHL). Detroit 4 6 .400 5 “This is truly a shocking and North GP W L OT Pts GF GA from Toledo (IL); SS Eugenio Suarez Agreed to terms with LW Andreas Cleveland 4 7 .364 5½ W L T Pct PF PA Boston 21 14 6 1 29 59 38 and CF Daniel Fields from Erie (EL); Athanasiou on a three-year entry-level tragic event ... very troubling,” Milwaukee 2 7 .222 6½ Cincinnati 7 4 0 .636 275 206 Tampa Bay 21 14 7 0 28 66 55 and RHP Jose Valdez and RF Steven contract. WESTERN CONFERENCE Griffi th said. Pittsburgh 4 6 0 .400 216 245 Toronto 21 13 7 1 27 62 49 Moya from Lakeland (FSL). MINNESOTA WILD — Recalled F Ja- Southwest Division Baltimore 4 6 0 .400 208 212 Detroit 22 9 6 7 25 54 62 HOUSTON ASTROS — Claimed INF son Zucker from Iowa (AHL). On Nov. 1, administrators ar- W L Pct GB Cleveland 4 6 0 .400 192 238 Montreal 22 11 9 2 24 58 47 Ryan Jackson off waivers from St. PHOENIX COYOTES — Recalled F San Antonio 9 1 .900 — rived to see the Marion County West Ottawa 21 8 9 4 20 60 67 Louis. Released RHP John Ely. Sent Tim Kennedy from Portland (AHL). Houston 8 4 .667 2 W L T Pct PF PA Florida 22 6 12 4 16 49 72 OF J.D. Martinez outright to Oklahoma TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING — Reas- fi eld house defaced before its Dallas 7 4 .636 2½ Denver 9 1 0 .900 398 255 Buffalo 23 5 17 1 11 42 72 City (PCL). signed D Dmitry Korobov to Syracuse Memphis 6 5 .545 3½ District 2-A championship game Kansas City 9 1 0 .900 232 138 Metropolitan Division MINNESOTA TWINS — Added LHP (AHL). New Orleans 4 6 .400 5 Oakland 4 6 0 .400 194 246 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Logan Darnell, OF Max Kepler and SOCCER against South Pittsburg, which Northwest Division San Diego 4 6 0 .400 228 222 Pittsburgh 21 13 8 0 26 59 48 INFs Jorge Polanco and Kennys Vargas Major League Soccer W L Pct GB ended up winning, 35-17. Of- NATIONAL CONFERENCE Washington 21 12 8 1 25 69 59 to the major league roster. Sent RHP COLUMBUS CREW — Named Asher Portland 9 2 .818 — East N.Y. Rangers 21 10 11 0 20 43 52 B.J. Hermsen outright to Rochester Mendelsohn director of soccer opera- fi cials said vulgarities were Oklahoma City 7 3 .700 1½ W L T Pct PF PA Carolina 21 8 9 4 20 40 59 (IL). Agreed to terms with RHPs Deolis tions. Minnesota 7 5 .583 2½ painted on side doors and the Philadelphia 6 5 0 .545 276 260 New Jersey 20 7 8 5 19 42 49 Guerra and Lester Oliveros, LHP Aaron D.C. UNITED — Announced the res- Denver 4 6 .400 4½ Dallas 5 5 0 .500 274 258 N.Y. Islanders 22 8 11 3 19 63 73 Thompson, OFs Jermaine Mitchell, ignation of assistant coach Josh Wolff backside of the fi eld house in Utah 1 11 .083 8½ N.Y. Giants 4 6 0 .400 192 256 Philadelphia 20 8 10 2 18 40 50 Chris Rahl and Wilkin Ramirez, INFs to take the same position at Colum- Pacifi c Division South Pittsburg’s colors, orange Washington 3 7 0 .300 246 311 Columbus 21 7 11 3 17 52 64 Jason Bartlett, James Beresford, Doug bus. W L Pct GB South WESTERN CONFERENCE Bernier and Deibinson Romero and SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC — Signed and black. Offi cials estimated Golden State 8 3 .727 — W L T Pct PF PA Central Division C Dan Rohlfi ng on minor league con- MF Brad Evans to a multiyear contract. L.A. Clippers 7 4 .636 1 the damage totaled several thou- New Orleans 8 2 0 .800 288 183 GP W L OT Pts GF GA tracts. Signed RHP Virgil Vazquez to a National Women’s Soccer League Phoenix 5 5 .500 2½ Carolina 7 3 0 .700 238 135 Chicago 22 14 4 4 32 79 66 minor league contract. WASHINGTON SPIRIT — Acquired sand dollars. L.A. Lakers 5 7 .417 3½ Tampa Bay 2 8 0 .200 187 237 St. Louis 20 14 3 3 31 70 47 OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Selected MF Christine Nairn from Seattle for the Sacramento 3 7 .300 4½ Assistant coach Michael Atlanta 2 8 0 .200 214 292 Colorado 20 15 5 0 30 64 42 the contract of RHP Raul Alcantara discovery rights to F Kim Little. ___ North Minnesota 22 13 5 4 30 57 50 from Stockton (Cal). TENNIS Schmitt was arrested last week Tuesday’s Games W L T Pct PF PA Dallas 20 11 7 2 24 58 56 TEXAS RANGERS — Claimed RHP ATP — Named Chris Kermode execu- Washington 104, Minnesota 100 on a charge of vandalism of Detroit 6 4 0 .600 265 253 Winnipeg 23 10 10 3 23 61 66 Shawn Tolleson off waivers from the tive chairman & president, effective Miami 104, Atlanta 88 Chicago 6 4 0 .600 282 267 Nashville 21 10 9 2 22 48 63 Los Angeles Dodgers. Selected the Jan. 1, 2014. $1,000 to $10,000, and assis- Detroit 92, New York 86 Green Bay 5 5 0 .500 258 239 Pacifi c Division contracts of RHPs Lisalverto Bonilla COLLEGE Houston 109, Boston 85 tant Joe D. Gudger was arrested Minnesota 2 8 0 .200 240 320 GP W L OT Pts GF GA and Ben Rowen and INF Luis Sardinas. EASTERN COLLEGE ATHLETIC CON- Sacramento 107, Phoenix 104 West Anaheim 23 15 6 2 32 72 59 Announced LHP Edwar Cabrera cleared FERENCE — Appointed Danny McCabe Tuesday on the same charge, Wednesday’s Games W L T Pct PF PA San Jose 21 13 3 5 31 72 50 waivers and was assigned outright to of Adelphi to the ECAC Board of Direc- Miami at Orlando according to the Marion Coun- Seattle 10 1 0 .909 306 179 Phoenix 21 14 4 3 31 73 66 the minor leagues. tors for a four-year term. Toronto at Philadelphia San Francisco 6 4 0 .600 247 178 Los Angeles 22 15 6 1 31 63 48 National League FELICIAN — Named Chris Foye soft- ty Circuit Court clerk’s offi ce. Washington at Cleveland Arizona 6 4 0 .600 214 212 Vancouver 23 11 8 4 26 58 61 MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Promoted ball coach. Indiana at New York Gudger also has been charged St. Louis 4 6 0 .400 224 234 Calgary 21 7 11 3 17 59 79 Jessica Brown to director-ticket tech- OAKLAND — Reinstated men’s bas- Brooklyn at Charlotte ––– Edmonton 23 6 15 2 14 60 83 nology and services and Caitlin Moyer ketball players Duke Mondy and Dante with unlawful possession of al- Detroit at Atlanta Monday’s Game NOTE: Two points for a win, one point director-new media. Williams after serving two-game sus- L.A. Clippers at Minnesota cohol on school grounds. Carolina 24, New England 20 for overtime loss. PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Agreed to pensions for violation of team policies. Portland at Milwaukee Today Tuesday’s Games terms with RHPs Collin Balester, Jake SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT STATE — The Associated Press was un- Utah at New Orleans New Orleans at Atlanta, 7:25 p.m. Florida 3, Vancouver 2, SO Brigham, Jay Jackson, Josh Kinney Announced the retirement of football Boston at San Antonio able to immediately fi nd phone Sunday St. Louis 4, Buffalo 1 and Seth McClung on minor league coach Rich Cavanaugh, effective Jan. Sacramento at Phoenix Minnesota at Green Bay, Noon Toronto 5, N.Y. Islanders 2 contracts. 1, 2014. numbers for Gudger or Schmitt. Houston at Dallas Jacksonville at Houston, Noon Philadelphia 5, Ottawa 2 SAN DIEGO PADRES — Agreed to YESHIVA — Announced the addition Memphis at Golden State The AP could not determine if San Diego at Kansas City, Noon Montreal 6, Minnesota 2 terms with RHP Josh Johnson on a of women’s softball as a varsity sport Today’s Games Chicago at St. Louis, Noon Nashville 2, Detroit 0 one-year contract. starting in the spring of 2014. they have lawyers. L.A. Clippers at Oklahoma City, 7 Pittsburgh at Cleveland, Noon Boston 2, N.Y. Rangers 1 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — Signed p.m. Later Tuesday, assistant Tampa Bay at Detroit, Noon Colorado 5, Chicago 1 manager Mike Matheny to a three-year Chicago at Denver, 9:30 p.m. N.Y. Jets at Baltimore, Noon Edmonton 7, Columbus 0 contract extension. Announced the re- Television Tim Starkey was relieved of Friday’s Games Carolina at Miami, Noon Los Angeles 5, Tampa Bay 2 tirement of RHP Chris Carpenter. Milwaukee at Philadelphia, 6 p.m. his coaching duties after it was Tennessee at Oakland, 3:05 p.m. Wednesday’s Games WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Agreed Phoenix at Charlotte, 6 p.m. Today’s lineup Indianapolis at Arizona, 3:05 p.m. Minnesota at Ottawa to terms with RHP Chris Young and learned through text message Washington at Toronto, 6 p.m. Dallas at N.Y. Giants, 3:25 p.m. Pittsburgh at Washington RHP Gabriel Alfaro on minor league COLLEGE FOOTBALL Indiana at Boston, 6:30 p.m. records that he had broken into Denver at New England, 7:30 p.m. Columbus at Calgary contracts. 6:30 p.m. (ESPN) – Rutgers at UCF Atlanta at Detroit, 6:30 p.m. Open: Buffalo, Cincinnati, Philadel- New Jersey at Anaheim BASKETBALL 6:30 p.m. (FS1) – Rice at UAB the fi eld house of cross-town ri- Brooklyn at Minnesota, 7 p.m. phia, Seattle Today’s Games National Basketball Association GOLF San Antonio at Memphis, 7 p.m. val South Pittsburg and stolen Monday St. Louis at Boston, 6 p.m. NBA — Fined Boston F Gerald Wal- 8 a.m. (TGC) – European PGA Tour, Cleveland at New Orleans, 7 p.m. San Francisco at Washington, 7:40 Nashville at Toronto, 6 p.m. lace $10,000 for using profane lan- South African Open Championship, play sheets and game plans in Utah at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. p.m. Buffalo at Philadelphia, 6 p.m. guage during his postgame media fi rst round, at Johannesburg (same- Chicago at Portland, 9 p.m. the week before the game, offi - Carolina at Detroit, 6:30 p.m. availability session following a Nov. 19 day tape) Golden State at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 Top 25 schedule Chicago at Winnipeg, 7 p.m. game at Houston. 12:30 p.m. (TGC) – LPGA, Titlehold- cials said. p.m. Today N.Y. Rangers at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. FOOTBALL ers, fi rst round, at Naples, Fla. Authorities have not said No. 17 UCF vs. Rutgers, 6:30 p.m. Colorado at Phoenix, 8 p.m. NBA scoring leaders National Football League 8 p.m. (TGC) – PGA Tour, World Cup, Saturday Florida at Edmonton, 8:30 p.m. NFL — Fined San Francisco LB Ah- second round, at Cheltenham, Austra- whether Starkey faces charges, G FG FT PTS AVG No. 1 Alabama vs. Chattanooga, 1 New Jersey at Los Angeles, 9:30 mad Brooks $15,570 by the NFL for lia Durant, OKC 10 82 113 296 29.6 but Griffi th said he is being in- p.m. p.m. his hit on New Orleans QB Drew Brees Love, MIN 12 106 79 320 26.7 MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL No. 2 Florida State vs. Idaho, 2:30 Tampa Bay at San Jose, 9:30 p.m. during a Nov. 17. vestigated. James, MIA 11 108 55 286 26.0 4 p.m. (ESPN2) – Puerto Rico Tip- p.m. Friday’s Games BUFFALO BILLS — Signed OT J.J. Anthony, NYK 10 92 59 257 25.7 Off, fi rst round, Long Beach St. vs. Following Schmitt’s arrest, No. 3 Baylor at No. 11 Oklahoma N.Y. Islanders at Pittsburgh, 6 p.m. Uunga. Harden, HOU 11 81 82 267 24.3 Michigan, at San Juan, Puerto Rico State, 7 p.m. Montreal at Washington, 6 p.m. CINCINNATI BENGALS — Signed county investigators say they George, IND 10 80 50 233 23.3 6 p.m. (ESPN2) – 2K Sports Classic, No. 4 Ohio State vs. Indiana, 2:30 Florida at Calgary, 8 p.m. DT Christo Bilukidi. Released DT Martin, MIN 11 82 63 255 23.2 fi rst round, UConn vs. Boston College, pulled his cellphone records and p.m. Columbus at Vancouver, 9 p.m. Kheeston Randall. Griffi n, LAC 11 103 44 252 22.9 at New York No. 5 Oregon at Arizona, 2:30 p.m. Tampa Bay at Anaheim, 9 p.m. CLEVELAND BROWNS — Signed WR discovered conversations between Westbrook, OKC 8 64 42 182 22.8 8 p.m. (ESPN2) – 2K Sports Classic, No. 7 Clemson vs. The Citadel, 11 Josh Cooper from the practice squad. Aldridge, POR 11 108 33 249 22.6 fi rst round, Indiana vs. Washington, at Schmitt and other coaches dis- a.m. Placed WR Armanti Edwards on the Ellis, DAL 11 87 60 243 22.1 Transactions New York No. 8 Missouri at No. 24 Missis- injured reserve list. Signed WR Reggie cussing painting the fi eld house Turner, PHL 12 102 54 264 22.0 NBA BASKETBALL sippi, 6:45 p.m. Dunn to the practice squad. Lawson, DEN 10 76 55 220 22.0 7 p.m. (TNT) – L.A. 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Call 662-287-6147 Call 662-286-5216 er set encyclopedias, 1 ies can be made by con- w/design on base. $20 w/Boom and Hand 731-645-4899 for details. set of science books, 1 SPECIAL tacting the Better Busi- each. Must see! 662-287- CHERRY LIGHTED curio Wand. $75. 731-645-4899 ANY 3 CONSECUTIVE n e s s B u r e a u a t CAMO HELMET for ATV set of Bible books of 2935 cabinet, $150. 603-1674 2 GE ELECTRIC CLOTHES or bike. Fulmer. $25. 0135 PERSONALS DAYS 1-800-987-8280. Life. You have to come DRYERS, BOTH RUN BUT 662-415-8180 & pick up in Rienzi. 662- LOCAL COMPANY seek- CHILDREN'S DESK, FLIP Ad must run prior to or ANTIQUE TABLE w/re- NEED WORK. $25 EACH. 415-9002, FREE! FREE! WILL SELL for storage & ing office manager to UP TOP & SEAT W/LIGHT CHELSEA CLOCK Co., vin- wrecker bill 1999 Vol- day of sale! cessed game playing, & DRINK HOLDER. $15. 731-645-4899 supervise mgrs & tage WWII military clock, HEAVY DUTY 4 ft. BOX v o S 8 0 , must see, $50. 662-287- 662-287-2758 depts,operations by 2 LARGE wooden block $200. 286-8257 BLADE WITH SPIKES. Vin#YV1TS97D4X1007648; (Deadline is 3 p.m. day 2935 maintaining office sys- CHILDREN'S OVAL TABLE planes. both for $50. $300. 731-645-4899 2000 Chevy Impala, Vin# CHRISTMAS LIGHTED vil- before ad is to run!) tems, work flow, distri- W/DRAWER & 2 CHAIRS. 286-8257 2G1WH55K249323437; HOUSEHOLD lage houses (sold at (Exception-Sun. dead- bution,completion & $20. 662-287-2758 HEAVY DUTY firewood 2000 Ford Explorer, Vin# 0509 2 NEW (in pkg) 6' french Belk), $2.00 ea. 603-1674 line is 3 pm Fri.) personnel issues. Exp. GOODS doors w/transom win- trailer for lawnmower; IFMZU63EXYZB75294; COFFEE TABLE & end ta- preferred. Send re- 16 PIECE Stoneware set dow @ top of doors. CHUGGINTON TRAIN 42"W, 6'L. New tires. 1994 Ford F150 Pickup, ble, heavy hard rock sume to: Box 404, Daily serves 4, new in box, Thickly insulated, full tracks w/extras, $15. $200/OBO. 286-8257 Vin# 1FTEX15N1RK53500 5 LINES maple, $75 both. 662- Corinthian, P.O. Box never used, Sunflower view glass. Lowes @ 603-1674 at Crowe's Wrecker, 287-1128 HOSPITAL BED with mat- (Apprx. 20 Words) 1800,Corinth MS 38835 pattern, oven proof & Auto & Repair, 66 CR $1480 ea, will take $750 COMFORTER W/DUST tress, $100. 603-3659 409, Rienzi, MS 38865. 9 microwave proof, $25. DECORATIVE WHAT not ea or both for $1000. RUFFLE, CURTAINS, 0244 TRUCKING Call 662-286-5216 a.m. December 16, 2013. $19.10 stand w/3 shelves, wal- 662-1133 SHAMS (BURGUNDY & KAVU BAG, Style: Secret 662-462-5031. nut finish, excellent, CREAM) LIKE NEW, FULL Squirrel, Print: Antique DRIVER TRAINEES 2 NEW (in pkg) custom BEAUTIFUL 27X37 PIC- $20. 662-287-2935 o'sized shower doors, SIZE, $50. 662-287-2758 Blossom/Reversible to (Does not include GET PAID CDL TURE (BOUQUET OF Black, never used! $23. TRAINING NOW! bronze w/clear dimple COMPLETE BATHROOM commercial FLOWERS) $25. 662-287- HANDMADE OAK desk 662-643-7650 Learn to drive for glass. Lowes $649. Will TOILET, READY TO IN- business sales) 2758 w/hutch, $175. 603-1674 Stevens Transport take $150. 665-1133 STALL. $35. 731-645-4899 KEROSENE HEATER $40. New Drivers can earn LANE OVERSIZED rocker 2) 6' wall ladder shelves, 662-415-0021 ALL ADS MUST BEAUTIFUL 30X24 PIC- COMPLETE WESLO Body $800/wk & Benefits! recliner, earth tone col- sells at Hobby Lobby for Weight Resistance Exer- TURE (VASE OF LADIES HELMET size M, BE PREPAID Carrier covers cost! or, excellent cond., $100 a piece, $75 for cise System. $50. 731- FLOWERS) $20. 662-287- $30. 603-1674 We accept credit or NO EXPERIENCE must see, $165. 662-287- both. 603-1674 645-4899 NEEDED! 2758 WANT TO make certain debit cards 2935 LARGE METAL ROLL- Job-Ready in 15 days! 220V ELECTRIC WALL CRAFTSMAN, REAR - your ad gets attention? AROUND UTILITY CART. Be trained & based OVAL MIRROR W I T H STAND W/4 shelves, can HEATER. $75. 662-415- mount, double hard- $50. 731-645-4899 Ask about attention Call Classified locally! 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WHEREAS, on the 5th day of November, 2004, Marvin T. Lancaster and wife, Amy E. Lancaster, IN THE CHANCERY executed a Deed of COURT OF ALCORN Trust to Wilson, Hinton COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI & Wood, Trustee for the use and benefit of LAST WILL AND Mortgage Electronic Re- TESTAMENT OF gistration Systems, Inc., MILLER WALL which Deed of Trust is JUSTICE, DECEASED on file and of record in the office of the Chan- NO. 2013-0601-02 cery Clerk of Alcorn County, Mississippi, in NOTICE TO CREDIT- Deed of Trust Book 668 ORS at Page 286 thereof; and NOTICE is hereby given that Letters Testamentary WHEREAS, said Deed have been on this day gran- of Trust was assigned to ted to the undersigned, Miller CitiMortgage, Inc., by William Justice, on the estate assignment on file and of Miller Wall Justice by the of record in the office Chancery Court of Alcorn of the Chancery Clerk of IN THE CIRCUIT County, Mississippi, and all Alcorn County, Missis- COURT OF ALCORN persons having claims against SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE'S sippi, as Instrument No. COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI said estate are required to NOTICE OF SALE 200905351 thereof; and have the same probated and FORT FINANCIAL CREDIT registered by the Clerk of WHEREAS, on the 5th WHEREAS, the terms UNION, said Court within ninety (90) day of November, 2004, of said Deed of Trust PLAINTIFF days after the date of the first Marvin T. Lancaster and were modified by that V. publication of this notice or wife, Amy E. Lancaster, IN THE CHANCERY instrument on file and JACK N. BROWN, the same shall be forever executed a Deed of COURT OF ALCORN of record in the office DEFENDANT barred. The first day of the Trust to Wilson, Hinton COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI of the aforesaid Chan- publication of this notice is & Wood, Trustee for the cery Clerk as Instru- CAUSE NO. CV13-290PA the 7 day of November, 2013. use and benefit of LAST WILL AND Mortgage Electronic Re- ment No. 201202218 TESTAMENT OF thereof; SUMMONS WITNESS my Dailysignature Corinthian on gistration • Thursday, Systems, Inc., November 21, 2013 •15 MILLER WALL this 4th day of November, which Deed of Trust is JUSTICE, DECEASED WHEREAS, the legal MISC. ITEMS FOR HOMES FOR THE STATELEGALS OF MISSIS- LEGALS LEGALS 2013. LEGALS on fileLEGALS and of record in LEGALS 0563 0710 SIPPI0955 0955 0955 0955 the0955 office of the Chan- holder0955 of the said Deed SALE SALE NO. 2013-0601-02 of Trust and the note MILLER WILLIAM JUSTICE, cery Clerk of Alcorn secured thereby, sub- TO: Jack N. Brown ADMINISTRATOR CUM County, Mississippi, in LOAD-HANDLER fits both HUD IN THE CHANCERY NOTICE TO CREDIT- stituted Lem Adams III, TESTAMENTO ANNEXO Deed of Trust Book 668 short & long wheel base PUBLISHER’S COURT OF ALCORN ORS as Trustee therein, as You have been made a OF THE ESTATE OF MILLER at Page 286 thereof; pick-ups, $25. 731-645- NOTICE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI authorized by the Defendant in the suit WALL JUSTICE and 4899 All real estate adver- filed in this Court by NOTICE is hereby given terms thereof, by in- tised herein is subject RE: ADMINISTRATION OF that Letters Testamentary strument recorded in PEG BOARD. 46"X54", $5. Fort Financial Credit 3x's WHEREAS, said Deed to the Federal Fair THE ESTATE OF VEELL have been on this day gran- the office of the afore- per sheet. 662-415-8180 Union, Plaintiff, seeking 11/7, 11/14, 11/21/2013 of Trust was assigned to Housing Act which HEPTING JUSTICE, ted to the undersigned, Miller said Chancery Clerk as payment of $23,088.63, #14469 CitiMortgage, Inc., by PROPANE HEATER, 3 makes it illegal to ad- plus interest and other DECEASED William Justice, on the estate assignment on file and Instrument No. BRICK. $50. 662-415-0021 vertise any preference, costs, for the loan made of Miller Wall Justice by the of record in the office 200905350 thereof; and limitation, or discrimi- NO. 2013-0600-02 Chancery Court of Alcorn RADIATOR STYLE elec- for a 2012 Mitsubishi Ec- of the Chancery Clerk of nation based on race, County, Mississippi, and all SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE'S WHEREAS, default tric heater, new in box, lipse Convertible pur- Alcorn County, Missis- color, religion, sex, NOTICE TO CREDITORS persons having claims against NOTICE OF SALE having been made in $20. 662-287-2935 chased from Crossroad sippi, as Instrument No. handicap, familial status Automotive of Corinth. said estate are required to 200905351 thereof; and the performance of the RED REPLACEMENT lan- or national origin, or in- NOTICE is hereby giv- have the same probated and WHEREAS, on the 5th conditions and stipula- tern globe, Dietz#40, tention to make any You are required to mail en that Letters of Ad- registered by the Clerk of day of November, 2004, WHEREAS, the terms tions as set forth by $35. 286-8257 such preferences, limi- or hand deliver a writ- ministration have been said Court within ninety (90) Marvin T. Lancaster and of said Deed of Trust said Deed of Trust, and tations or discrimina- ten r3sponse to the on this day granted to days after the date of the first wife, Amy E. Lancaster, were modified by that having been requested REVERSE YOUR tion. Complaint filed against the undersigned, Miller publication of this notice or executed a Deed of instrument on file and by the legal holder of State laws forbid dis- you in this action to William Justice, on the the same shall be forever Trust to Wilson, Hinton of record in the office the indebtedness se- AD FOR $1.00 crimination in the sale, estate of Veel Hepting & Wood, Trustee for the EXTRA Stephan L. McDavid, At- barred. The first day of the of the aforesaid Chan- cured and described by rental, or advertising of torney for Plaintiff, Justice, deceased, by publication of this notice is use and benefit of cery Clerk as Instru- said Deed of Trust so to Call 662-287-6147 real estate based on whose post office ad- the Chancery Court of the 7 day of November, 2013. Mortgage Electronic Re- ment No. 201202218 do, notice is hereby giv- for details. factors in addition to dress is P. O. Box 1113 Alcorn County, Missis- gistration Systems, Inc., thereof; en that I, Lem Adams,III, those protected under sippi, and all persons which Deed of Trust is SMALL CHILD'S TRICYCLE. Oxford, MS 38655, and WITNESS my signature on Substitute Trustee, by federal law. We will not having claims against on file and of record in PERFECT CONDITION. whose street address is this 4th day of November, WHEREAS, the legal virtue of the authority knowingly accept any said estate are required the office of the Chan- $20. 662-287-2758 1109 Van Buren Ave., 2013. holder of the said Deed conferred upon me in advertising for real es- Oxford, MS 38655. to have the same pro- cery Clerk of Alcorn of Trust and the note said Deed of Trust, will SNOW SAILOR sled. $35. tate which is in viola- bated and registered by MILLER WILLIAM JUSTICE, County, Mississippi, in secured thereby, sub- offer for sale and will 286-8257 tion of the law. All per- YOUR RESPONSE MUST the Clerk of said Court ADMINISTRATOR CUM Deed of Trust Book 668 stituted Lem Adams III, sell at public sale and sons are hereby in- within ninety (90) days TESTAMENTO ANNEXO at Page 286 thereof; outcry to the highest SPORTS CAR COVER, BE MAILED OR DE- as Trustee therein, as formed that all dwell- after the date of the OF THE ESTATE OF MILLER and and best bidder for NEW, FITS CAMARO, LIVERED NOT LATER 0114 HAPPY ADS authorized by the ings advertised are first publication of this WALL JUSTICE cash, during the legal MUSTANG, CHARGER, THAN THIRTY DAYS terms thereof, by in- available on an equal notice or the same shall WHEREAS, said Deed hours (between the FIREBIRD, ETC. $20. 731- AFTER THE 7 DAY OF strument recorded in opportunity basis. be forever barred. The 3x's of Trust was assigned to hours of 11 o'clock a.m. 645-4899 NOVEMBER, 2013, WHICH the office of the afore- IS THE DATE OF THE first day of the publica- 11/7, 11/14, 11/21/2013 CitiMortgage, Inc., by said Chancery Clerk as and 4 o'clock p.m.) at STAINLESS STEEL DBL PRICED TO Sell, Move-in FIRST PUBLICATION OF tion of this notice is the #14469 assignment on file and Instrument No. the South front door of SINK, GOOD CONDITION. ready, Quiet area, 3BR, THIS SUMMONS, IF YOUR 7th day of November, of record in the office 200905350 thereof; and the County Courthouse $20. 731-645-4899 2BA, Open Fam/DR/Kit, RESPONSE IS NOT SO 2013. of the Chancery Clerk of of Alcorn County, at Alcorn County, Missis- WHEREAS, default Corinth, Mississippi, on TILT UTILITY TRAILER, 6X7 Bonus Rm & 1/2 Ba up, MAILED OR DELIVERED, A WITNESS my signature sippi, as Instrument No. having been made in the 5th day of Decem- FT., GREAT FOR LAWN- gas logs, h/wood & tile JUDGMENT BY DEFAULT on this 4th day of 200905351 thereof; and the performance of the ber, 2013, the following MOWER OR 4 WHEELER. floors, gas logs. More WILL BE ENTERED November, 2013 conditions and stipula- described land and $275. Call 662-223-0865 pics I/S & out, email AGAINST YOU FOR THE [email protected]. MONEY OR OTHER RE- Christmas WHEREAS, the terms tions as set forth by property being the VINTAGE COKE Bottle To schedule tour call LIEF DEMANDED IN THE MILLER WILLIAM JUSTICE of said Deed of Trust said Deed of Trust, and same land and prop- thermometer, $50. 286- 662-396-1994 COMPLAINT. ADMINISTRATOR OF THE were modified by that having been requested erty described in said 8257 ESTATE OF VEELL HEPT- instrument on file and by the legal holder of Deed of Trust, situated You must also file the ING JUSTICE DECEASED of record in the office the indebtedness se- in Alcorn County, State VINTAGE DAGGER original of your Re- of theAngels aforesaid Chan- cured and described by of Mississippi, to-wit: w/metal scabbard. goes sponse with the Clerk 3x's cery Clerk as Instru- said Deed of Trust so to on end of old rifle. of this Court within a 11/7, 11/14, 11/21 ment No. 201202218 do, notice is hereby giv- Lying and being in the probably WWII. $50. 286- WANT TO make certain reasonable time after- #14468 thereof; en that I, Lem Adams,III, Southwest Quarter of 8257 your ad gets attention? ward. Substitute Trustee, by Section 34, Township 1 VINTAGE LOUIS Marx Co. Ask about attention WHEREAS, the legal virtue of the authority South, Range 8 East, Al- electric train set: en- getting graphics. Issued under my hand holder of the said Deed conferred upon me in corn County, Missis- of Trust and the note sippi, more particularly gine, 2 cars, caboose, and the seal of said IN THE CHANCERY said Deed of Trust, will secured thereby, sub- described as follows: track transformer, ori- Court, this the 29th day COURT OF ALCORN offer for sale and will RECREATIONAL stituted Lem Adams III, Commencing at the ginal box & instructions, 0816 of October, 2013. COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI sell at public sale and $100 OBO. 286-8257 VEHICLES as Trustee therein, as outcry to the highest Southeast corner of the authorized by the Southwest Quarter of HONDA 4 wheeler, 86-88 Joe Caldwell LAST WILL AND and best bidder for VOIT GRAVITY Rider terms thereof, by in- Section 34, Township 1 Four Trax TRX200SX, Clerk of Alcorn County, TESTAMENT OF Kallie Ann Woods cash, duringMason the Woods legal Rowing Exercise Bike. strument recorded in South, Range 8 East, Al- Red/White/Blue. Excel- Mississippi MILLER WALL Parents: James & Heather Woods hours (betweenMom: Leticia the Woods $25. 731-645-4899 the office of the afore- corn County, Missis- lent Cond. $900.287-3023 Crystal Starling, DC JUSTICE, DECEASED Grandparents: Randall & Tammy Jones , hoursGrandparents: of 11 o'clock Eddie Woodsa.m. & the late Marysaid & Danny Chancery Davis Clerk as and 4 o'clockTina p.m.) Woods at sippi; thence run West Instrument No. 165 feet, more or less, AUTO/TRUCK 3x's NO. 2013-0601-02 Siblings: Autumn, Zeke & Eli theGreat-Grandparents: South front door David of & Wanda 11/7, 11/14, 11/21/2013 200905350 thereof; and the County CourthouseWoods to the centerline of a 0848 PARTS & ditch at the Southeast 14467 NOTICE TO CREDIT- of AlcornSiblings: County, Braylen at Miller WHEREAS, default corner of the property ACCESSORIES HAPPY ADSORS Corinth, Mississippi, on MUSTANG V-8, 302 en- 0114 A pagehaving featuring been made your in the special 5th day of Angel Decem- willconveyed by W. C. the performance of the Sweat, Jr. et al to Orba gine parts: complete NOTICE is hereby given ber, 2013, the following be publishedconditions andSunday, stipula- December 22nd, 2013Jones and C. L. Jones by WANT TO make certain a/c compressor w/con- that Letters Testamentary described land and tions asin set The forth Daily by Corinthian deed dated June 11, your ad gets attention? densor coil, $50; power have been on this day gran- property being the said Deed of Trust, and 1971, and recorded in Ask about attention steering pump, $25; oil ted to the undersigned, Miller same land and prop- having been requested the Chancery Clerk`s of- getting graphics. & transmission coolers, William Justice, on the estate $20 includes pictureserty & described name of in saidchild or by the legal holder of fice of Alcorn County, $15 ea; crankshaft of Miller Wall Justice by the Deed of Trust, situated WEIGHT-LIFTING bar sets the indebtedness se- Mississippi, in Deed w/pistons, $50. 731-645- Chancery Court of Alcorn children and names inof Alcorn parents, County, siblings,State w/assorted weights, cured and described by Book 155 at pages 454- 4899 County, Mississippi, and all of Mississippi, to-wit: $40. 731-645-4899 grandparentssaid Deed of Trust so& to great-grandparents456; thence run North persons having claims against do, notice is hereby giv- 12 degrees 45 minutes WHITE CROCHETED COT- said estate are required to Lying and being in the 0955 LEGALS en that I, Lem Adams,III, East along said center- TON INITIAL COASTERS have the same probated and Southwest Quarter of SubstituteMUST Trustee, BE by PREPAID line 30 feet, more or $3. EACH, 662-287-9739. IN THE CIRCUIT registered by the Clerk of Section 34, Township 1 virtue of the authority less, to the North right NO CALLS BEFORE 9 A.M. COURT OF ALCORN Happy 5th saidBirthday Court within ninety (90) All photos must be inSouth, our Rangeoffi ce 8 East,by 5 Al- p.m. conferred upon me in of way line of Pittman COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI days after the date of the first corn County, Missis- WHITE FRIGIDAIRE DISH- said DeedFriday, of Trust, Dec.will 13th, 2013 Road and the Point of To a sweet publicationlittle girl, of this notice or sippi, more particularly WASHER, ULTRA QUIET, offer for sale and will Beginning; thence run FORT FINANCIAL CREDIT 11/21/13the same shall be forever described as follows: WORKS PERFECT. $75. sell at public sale and South 89 degrees 07 UNION, barred. The first day of the I give my permission toCommencing publish the at enclosed the 662-287-2758 outcry to the highest minutes West along the PLAINTIFF Londen Vanderfordpublication of this notice is picture(s) and informationSoutheast corner in ofthe the and best bidder for North right of way line V. Parents:the 7 day of November, 2013. Southwest Quarter of HOMES FOR cash,Daily during Corinthian the legal Christmas Angels of Pittman Road 404.5 0620 JACK N. BROWN, Brent & Whitney Vanderford Section 34, Township 1 hours (between the feet; thence run North RENT DEFENDANT WITNESS my signature on South, Range 8 East, Al- Baby Sister: Lonah Elyse Signature______hours of 11 o'clock a.m. 2 degrees 34 minutes 2 BR, 1 BA. $400 mo., this 4th day of November, corn County, Missis- and 4 o'clock p.m.) at East 340 feet; thence $400 dep. Rose St. 662- CAUSE NO. CV13-290PA Grandparents:2013. Relationship to child(ren)______sippi; thence run West 664-1992. References the South front door of 165 feet, more or less, run North 1 degree 00 Thelton & Sheila Vanderford Child/Children’sthe County Courthousename(s)______minutes West 229 feet; SUMMONS MILLER WILLIAM JUSTICE, to the centerline of a 3 BR, 2 BA, Central Sch. of Alcorn County, at thence run North 1 de- Gary & ChristineADMINISTRATOR Sellers CUM ______ditch at the Southeast Dist. $550. mo,$300 dep. Corinth, Mississippi, on gree 00 minutes West THE STATE OF MISSIS- TESTAMENTO ANNEXO corner of the property 662-837-8575. ______the 5th day of Decem- 59.3 feet to the center- SIPPI OF THE ESTATE OF MILLER conveyed by W. C. ber, 2013, the following line of a ditch; thence NICE 2BR, 1BA, encl. gar- WALL JUSTICE Parents, Grand & Great Grandparents,Sweat, Jr. Sibling(s) et al to names_____Orba described land and run in an Easterly direc- age, appl furn, 337 CR TO: Jack N. Brown COMPUTER Jones and C. L. Jones by ______property being the tion along the mean- 300, util not incl., $450 0515 3x's deed dated June 11, same land and prop- derings of the center- mo, $225 dep. 415-0157 You have been made a 11/7, 11/14, 11/21/2013 ______1971, and recorded in erty described in said line of said ditch 615.5 Defendant in the suit #14469 the Chancery Clerk`s of- ______Deed of Trust, situated feet, more or less, to HOMES FOR filed in this Court by fice of Alcorn County, in Alcorn County, State the centerline of the 0710 Fort Financial Credit Day Phone For Contact______Mississippi, in Deed SALE of Mississippi, to-wit: first ditch referred to Union, Plaintiff, seeking Book 155 at pages 454- 3BR, 2BA, Strickland Cash______Check #______above; thence run in a payment of $23,088.63, 456; thence run North Community, newly Lying and being in the southerly direction plus interest and other CC#______Exp.12 degrees 45 minutes date______painted, HVAC, vaulted Southwest Quarter of along the centerline of costs, for the loan made East along said center- ceilings,fenced yard, dbl Name/addressSection 34, associated Township with 1 card______said ditch 673.8 feet, for a 2012 Mitsubishi Ec- line 30 feet, more or c/p, $112,000. 415-1611 South, Range 8 East, Al- more or less, to the be- lipse Convertible pur- ______less, to the North right corn County, Missis- ginning point, contain- chased from Crossroad of way line of Pittman sippi, more particularly ing 6.94 acres, more or Automotive of Corinth. Road and the Point of described as follows: For Sale Beginning; thence run less. MAILCommencing TO: CHRISTMAS at ANGELS, the C/O DAILY CORINTHIAN, You are required to mail South 89 degrees 07 P.O.Southeast BOX 1800, corner CORINTH, of the MS 38835 OR DROP BY Title to the above or hand deliver a writ- minutes West along the DAILYSouthwest CORINTHIAN Quarter OFFICE of AT 1607 S. HARPER RD.described property is 8 CR 522 ten r3sponse to the North right of way line Section 34, Township 1 believed to be good, Biggersville/Kossuth Complaint filed against OR EMAILof PittmanTO: Road 404.5 South, Range 8 East, Al- but I will convey only Area you in this action to [email protected]; thence run North corn County, Missis- such title as is vested in 3600 Sq. Ft. Heated Stephan L. McDavid, At- Call 662-287-6147 2for degrees any questions 34 minutes sippi; thence run West me as Substitute Trust- area in this nice multi- torney for Plaintiff, East 340 feet; thence 165 feet, more or less, ee. level home. 4-5 BR, 3 whose post office ad- run North 1 degree 00 to the centerline of a BA, finished basement dress is P. O. Box 1113 minutes West 229 feet; ditch at the Southeast WITNESS my signa- w/game room, shop, Oxford, MS 38655, and thence run North 1 de- corner of the property ture, on this the 6th day pond. You will Love whose street address is gree 00 minutes West conveyed by W. C. of November, 2013. This Spacious Home. 1109 Van Buren Ave., 59.3 feet to the center- Sweat, Jr. et al to Orba Let's Talk Price! Oxford, MS 38655. line of a ditch; thence 662-284-5379 for Appt. Jones and C. L. Jones by run in an Easterly direc- LEM ADAMS,III deed dated June 11, SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE & More Info YOUR RESPONSE MUST tion along the mean- 1971, and recorded in BE MAILED OR DE- derings of the center- HOMES FOR SALE the Chancery Clerk`s of- PREPARED BY: LIVERED NOT LATER line of said ditch 615.5 0710 fice of Alcorn County, ADAMS & EDENS THAN THIRTY DAYS feet, more or less, to Mississippi, in Deed Post Office Box 400 AFTER THE 7 DAY OF the centerline of the Book 155 at pages 454- Brandon, Mississippi NOVEMBER, 2013, WHICH first ditch referred to 456; thence run North 39043 IS THE DATE OF THE above; thence run in a 12 degrees 45 minutes (601)825-9508 FIRST PUBLICATION OF southerly direction East along said center- A&E FILE #12-00138 THIS SUMMONS, IF YOUR along the centerline of line 30 feet, more or RESPONSE IS NOT SO said ditch 673.8 feet, less, to the North right 3X'S MAILED OR DELIVERED, A more or less, to the be- Advertise Your Propertyof wayFor line Saleof Pittman Here! PUBLISH: 11/14/2013, JUDGMENT BY DEFAULT ginning point, contain- Road and the Point of 11/21/2013, 11/28/2013 WILL BE ENTERED ing 6.94 acres, more or Beginning; thence run 14487 AGAINST YOU FOR THE less. South 89 degrees 07 MONEY OR OTHER RE- minutes West along the LIEF DEMANDED IN THE Title to the above North right of way line COMPLAINT. described property isNew Home of Pittman Road 404.5 believed to be good, In the Dailyfeet; Corinthian thence run North And 4005 St. Andrews You must also file the but I will convey only 2 degrees 34 minutes original of your Re- such title as is vested in East 340 feet; thence Circle sponse with the Clerk me as Substitute Trust- run North 1 degree 00 of this Court within a The Community Profiee. les 1,925 sq. ft., 3 BR, 2 BA, minutes West 229 feet; reasonable time after- Separate DR, Vaulted Great thence run North 1 de- ward. WITNESS my signa- gree 00 minutes West ture, on this the 6thRoom day w/FP, Granite Countertops for only59.3 feet $200 to the center- a month Issued under my hand of November, 2013.& Stainless Steel Appliances; line of a ditch; thence and the seal of said Hardwood Floors Throughout run in an Easterly direc- Court, this the 29th day LEM ADAMS,III tion along the mean- $195,000 of October, 2013. (Daily Corinthian Only SUBSTITUTE$165) TRUSTEE derings of the centerline of said ditch 615.5 Joe Caldwell PREPARED BY: 662-284-6252 feet, more or less, to Clerk of Alcorn County, ADAMS & EDENS the centerline of the Mississippi Post Office Box 400 first ditch referred to Crystal Starling, DC Brandon, Mississippi above; thence run in a 39043 southerly direction 3x's (601)825-9508 along the centerline of 11/7, 11/14, 11/21/2013 A&E FILE #12-00138 said ditch 673.8 feet, 14467 more or less, to the be- 3X'S CR513 ginning point, contain- PUBLISH: 11/14/2013, ing 6.94 acres,3503 more Old Ashbrook or 11/21/2013, Drive 11/28/2013 KossuthlBiggersvilleless. 14487 Cedar Creek Subdivision $26,500 AS/IS Area Title to3 BR, the 2.5 aboveBaths Living area w/open $274,999 described floorproperty plan, vaulted is ceilings & gas 1114 E. 4TH STREET 40 County Road 603 3·4 BR, 2 BA believed logsto bethat connectgood, to DR. lg. Master 2 BR - 1 BATH Southwestern Design Fully Furnished but I will convey only STOVE & REFRIGERATOR Hdwd, Tile, Unoleumsuch title asBR is w/walk-in vested closetin and spacious Beautiful Professionally landscaped 3BR, GAS FLOOR FURNACE 3 Bath home situated on approx. 5 acres with pool and small me as Substitutemaster bath. Trust- Lge. tiled kit w/break- 2 Car Attached Garageee. pond. Gas Fireplace, Cathedral ceilings and jacuzzi are only a few fast nook. Bonus Rm above garage WINDOW A/C W/HEAT for Xtra BR or Game Room. STORAGE SHED & attributes of this lovely home. Double garage, screened porch/ 1 Acre, Very Private WITNESS my signa- patio with fans. ture, on thisA Great the 6th Buy day @ $198,000. GARAGE For further info & pics please contact Fenced in Back Yardof November, 2013.Call For Info/Appt LOT 70X150 United Country River City Realty CONTACT: 662-287-7707 Lyle Murphy $109,900 LEM ADAMS,III SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE662-213-5354 662-286-8475 “Not Your Ordinary Real Estate Company” Call 662-665-1815 or 662-415-4582 OR 286-4739 PREPARED BY: ADAMS & EDENS Post Office Box 400 Brandon, Mississippi 39043 (601)825-9508 A&E FILE #12-00138

3X'S PUBLISH: 11/14/2013, 11/21/2013, 11/28/2013 14487 SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF SALE

WHEREAS, on the 5th day of November, 2004, Marvin T. Lancaster and wife, Amy E. Lancaster, executed a Deed of Trust to Wilson, Hinton & Wood, Trustee for the use and benefit of Mortgage Electronic Re- gistration Systems, Inc., which Deed of Trust is on file and of record in the office of the Chan- cery Clerk of Alcorn County, Mississippi, in Deed of Trust Book 668 at Page 286 thereof; and

WHEREAS, said Deed of Trust was assigned to CitiMortgage, Inc., by assignment on file and of record in the office of the Chancery Clerk of Alcorn County, Missis- sippi, as Instrument No. 200905351 thereof; and

WHEREAS, the terms of said Deed of Trust were modified by that instrument on file and of record in the office of the aforesaid Chan- cery Clerk as Instru- ment No. 201202218 thereof;

WHEREAS, the legal holder of the said Deed of Trust and the note secured thereby, sub- stituted Lem Adams III, SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE'S as Trustee therein, as NOTICE OF SALE authorized by the terms thereof, by in- WHEREAS, on the 5th strument recorded in day of November, 2004, the office of the afore- Marvin T. Lancaster and said Chancery Clerk as wife, Amy E. Lancaster, Instrument No. executed a Deed of 200905350 thereof; and Trust to Wilson, Hinton & Wood, Trustee for the WHEREAS, default use and benefit of having been made in Mortgage Electronic Re- the performance of the gistration Systems, Inc., conditions and stipula- which Deed of Trust is tions as set forth by on file and of record in said Deed of Trust, and the office of the Chan- having been requested cery Clerk of Alcorn by the legal holder of County, Mississippi, in the indebtedness se- Deed of Trust Book 668 cured and described by at Page 286 thereof; said Deed of Trust so to and do, notice is hereby given that I, Lem Adams,III, WHEREAS, said Deed Substitute Trustee, by of Trust was assigned to virtue of the authority CitiMortgage, Inc., by conferred upon me in assignment on file and said Deed of Trust, will of record in the office offer for sale and will of the Chancery Clerk of sell at public sale and Alcorn County, Missis- outcry to the highest sippi, as Instrument No. and best bidder for 200905351 thereof; and cash, during the legal hours (between the WHEREAS, the terms hours of 11 o'clock a.m. of said Deed of Trust and 4 o'clock p.m.) at were modified by that the South front door of instrument on file and the County Courthouse of record in the office of Alcorn County, at of the aforesaid Chan- Corinth, Mississippi, on cery Clerk as Instru- the 5th day of Decem- ment No. 201202218 ber, 2013, the following thereof; described land and property being the WHEREAS, the legal same land and prop- holder of the said Deed erty described in said of Trust and the note Deed of Trust, situated secured thereby, sub- in Alcorn County, State SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE'S stituted Lem Adams III, of Mississippi, to-wit: NOTICE OF SALE as Trustee therein, as authorized by the Lying and being in the WHEREAS, on the 5th terms thereof, by in- Southwest Quarter of day of November, 2004, strument recorded in Section 34, Township 1 Marvin T. Lancaster and the office of the afore- South, Range 8 East, Al- wife, Amy E. Lancaster, said Chancery Clerk as corn County, Missis- executed a Deed of Instrument No. sippi, more particularly Trust to Wilson, Hinton 200905350 thereof; and described as follows: & Wood, Trustee for the Commencing at the use and benefit of WHEREAS, default Southeast corner of the Mortgage Electronic Re- having been made in Southwest Quarter of gistration Systems, Inc., the performance of the Section 34, Township 1 which Deed of Trust is conditions and stipula- South, Range 8 East, Al- on file and of record in tions as set forth by corn County, Missis- the office of the Chan- said Deed of Trust, and sippi; thence run West cery Clerk of Alcorn having been requested 165 feet, more or less, County, Mississippi, in by the legal holder of to the centerline of a Deed of Trust Book 668 the indebtedness se- ditch at the Southeast at Page 286 thereof; cured and described by corner of the property and said Deed of Trust so to conveyed by W. C. do, notice is hereby giv- Sweat, Jr. et al to Orba WHEREAS, said Deed en that I, Lem Adams,III, Jones and C. L. Jones by of Trust was assigned to Substitute Trustee, by deed dated June 11, CitiMortgage, Inc., by virtue of the authority 1971, and recorded in assignment on file and conferred upon me in the Chancery Clerk`s of- of record in the office said Deed of Trust, will fice of Alcorn County, of the Chancery Clerk of offer for sale and will Mississippi, in Deed Alcorn County, Missis- sell at public sale and Book 155 at pages 454- sippi, as Instrument No. outcry to the highest 456; thence run North IN THE CHANCERY 200905351 thereof; and and best bidder for 12 degrees 45 minutes COURT OF ALCORN cash, during the legal East along said center- COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI WHEREAS, the terms hours (between the line 30 feet, more or of said Deed of Trust hours of 11 o'clock a.m. less, to the North right RE: LAST WILL AND TEST- were modified by that and 4 o'clock p.m.) at of way line of Pittman AMENT OF RUTH FLAKE, instrument on file and the South front door of Road and the Point of DECEASED of record in the office the County Courthouse Beginning; thence run of the aforesaid Chan- of Alcorn County, at South 89 degrees 07 NO. 2013-0627-02 cery Clerk as Instru- Corinth, Mississippi, on minutes West along the ment No. 201202218 the 5th day of Decem- North right of way line NOTICE TO CREDITORS thereof; ber, 2013, the following of Pittman Road 404.5 described land and feet; thence run North NOTICE is hereby giv- WHEREAS, the legal property being the 2 degrees 34 minutes en that Letters of Testa- holder of the said Deed same land and prop- East 340 feet; thence mentary have been on of Trust and the note erty described in said run North 1 degree 00 this day granted to the secured thereby, sub- Deed of Trust, situated minutes West 229 feet; undersigned, Keith stituted Lem Adams III, in Alcorn County, State thence run North 1 de- Windham and Sherry as Trustee therein, as of Mississippi, to-wit: gree 00 minutes West IN THE CHANCERY Flanders, on the estate authorized by the 59.3 feet to the center- COURT OF ALCORN IN THE CHANCERY of Ruth Flake, deceased, terms thereof, by in- Lying and being in the line of a ditch; thence COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI COURT OF ALCORN by the Chancery Court strument recorded in Southwest Quarter of run in an Easterly direc- COUNTY of Alcorn County, Mis- the office of the afore- Section 34, Township 1 tion along the mean- IN THE MATTER STATE OF MISSISSIPPI sissippi, and all persons said Chancery Clerk as South, Range 8 East, Al- derings of the center- OF THE ESTATE OF having claims against Instrument No. corn County, Missis- line of said ditch 615.5 THOMAS MCGEE, IN THE MATTER OF THE said estate are required 200905350 thereof; and sippi, more particularly feet, more or less, to DECEASED ADOPTION OF THE to have the same pro- described as follows: the centerline of the MINOR CHILD HEREIN bated and registered by WHEREAS, default Commencing at the first ditch referred to NO. 2013-0621-02 the Clerk of said Court having been made in Southeast corner of the above; thence run in a CAUSE# 2013-0626-02- within ninety (90) days the performance of the Southwest Quarter of southerly direction MM after the date of the conditions and stipula- Section 34, Township 1 along the centerline of NOTICE TO first publication of this tions as set forth by South, Range 8 East, Al- said ditch 673.8 feet, CREDITORS THE STATE OF MISSIS- notice or the same shall said Deed of Trust, and corn County, Missis- more or less, to the be- SIPPI be forever barred. The having been requested sippi; thence run West ginning point, contain- Letters Testamentary hav- first day of the publica- by the legal holder of 165 feet, more or less, ing 6.94 acres, more or ing been granted on the 14th TO: NICHOLAS B. tion of this notice is the the indebtedness se- to the centerline of a less. day of November, 2013, by MCGLASSON 21st day of November, cured and described by ditch at the Southeast the Chancery Court of Al- ADDRESS UNKNOWN 2013. said Deed of Trust so to corner of the property Title to the above corn County, Mississippi to do, notice is hereby giv- conveyed by W. C. described property is the undersigned Executrix of You have been WITNESS our signatures en16 that • Thursday, I, Lem Adams,III, NovemberSweat, 21, Jr. 2013 et al to• DailyOrba Corinthianbelieved to be good, the Estate of THOMAS named as Defendant in on this 19th day of Substitute Trustee, by Jones and C. L. Jones by but I will convey only MCGEE, Deceased, notice is the Petition filed in this November, 2013. virtue of the authority deed dated June 11, such title as is vested in herby given to all persons Court by Samuel T. Car- conferred0955 LEGALS upon me in 1971,0955 LEGALSand recorded in me0955 as LEGALSSubstitute Trust- having0955 claimsLEGALS against said es- roll,0955 Sr.LEGALS and Judith K. 0955 LEGALS 0955 LEGALS KEITH0955 WINDHAMLEGALS said Deed of Trust, will the Chancery Clerk`s of- ee. tate to present the same to Carroll, seeking the ad- SHERRY FLANDERS offer for sale and will fice of Alcorn County, the Clerk of this Court for option of a male child NOTICE TO CREDIT- IN THE CHANCERY sell at public sale and Mississippi, in Deed WITNESS my signa- probate and registration ac- born December 26th, JOINT EXECUTOR - EXEC- ORS COURT OF ALCORN outcry to the highest Book 155 at pages 454- ture, on this the 6th day cording to law, within ninety 2010. UTRIX OF THE ESTATE OF COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI and best bidder for 456; thence run North of November, 2013. (90) days from the first pub- RUTH FLAKE, DECEASED cash, during the legal 12 degrees 45 minutes lication of this notice, or they You are summoned IN RE; ESTATE OF BERNICE MORTON RE: LAST WILL AND TEST- hours (between the East along said center- LEM ADAMS,III will be forever barred. to appear and defend Donald Ray Downs, P. A. PARVIN AMENT OF RUTH FLAKE, hours of 11 o'clock a.m. line 30 feet, more or SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE against said Petition at Attorney at Law and 4 o'clock p.m.) at less, to the North right WITNESS MY SIGNA- a hearing of this matter DECEASED 509 Waldron Street NO: 2013-0580-02 the South front door of of way line of Pittman PREPARED BY: TURE on this the 14th day of set for 9:00 o'clock A.M. (38834) NO. 2013-0627-02 the County Courthouse Road and the Point of ADAMS & EDENS November, 2013. on the 17th day of Janu- P. O. Box 1618 Letters Testamentary hav- of Alcorn County, at Beginning; thence run Post Office Box 400 ary, 2014, in the Corinth, Mississippi ing been granted on the 29th NOTICE TO CREDITORS Corinth, Mississippi, on South 89 degrees 07 Brandon, Mississippi courtroom of the Hon- 38835-1618 day of October, 2013, by the the 5th day of Decem- minutes West along the 39043 Denise Gumbs orable Chancellor Mi- 662-287-8098 Chancery Court of Alcorn NOTICE is hereby giv- ber, 2013, the following North right of way line (601)825-9508 Executrix of the Estate chael Malski at the Al- County, Mississippi, to the en that Letters of Testa- described land and of Pittman Road 404.5 A&E FILE #12-00138 of Thomas McGee, corn County Chancery 3x's property being the feet; thence run North Deceased Building, Corinth, Mis- undersigned upon the estate mentary have been on 11/21, 11/28, 12/5/2013 of Bernice Morton Parvin, de- this day granted to the same land and prop- 2 degrees 34 minutes 3X'S sissippi, and in case of 14501 ceased, notice is hereby giv- undersigned, Keith erty described in said East 340 feet; thence PUBLISH: 11/14/2013, 3x's your failure to appear en to all persons having claims Windham and Sherry Deed of Trust, situated run North 1 degree 00 11/21/2013, 11/28/2013 Publish: 11/21, 11/28, & and defend a judgment against said estate to present Flanders, on the estate in Alcorn County, State minutes West 229 feet; 14487 12/05/13 may be entered against HANDYMAN of Mississippi, to-wit: thence run North 1 de- 14498 you for the relief or the same to the Clerk of the of Ruth Flake, deceased, IN THE CHANCERY said Court for probate and by the Chancery Court gree 00 minutes West other things sought in HANDYMAN'S HOME COURT OF ALCORN IN THE CHANCERY registration, according to law, of Alcorn County, Mis- Lying and being in the 59.3 feet to the center- the Petition. CARE, ANYTHING. COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI COURT OF ALCORN within ninety (90) days from sissippi, and all persons Southwest Quarter of line of a ditch; thence 662-643-6892. Section 34, Township 1 run in an Easterly direc- COUNTY You are not required the date of first publication or having claims against South, Range 8 East, Al- tion along the mean- IN THE MATTER STATE OF MISSISSIPPI to file an answer or oth- they will be forever barred. said estate are required corn County, Missis- derings of the center- OF THE ESTATE OF er pleading but you This the 29th day of Octo- to have the same pro- STORAGE, INDOOR/ sippi, more particularly line of said ditch 615.5 THOMAS MCGEE, IN THE MATTER OF THE may do so if you desire. ber, 2013. bated and registered by OUTDOOR described as follows: feet, more or less, to DECEASED ADOPTION OF THE ISSUED, under my hand the Clerk of said Court Commencing at the the centerline of the MINOR CHILD HEREIN and seal of said Court, EVERETT PARVIN within ninety (90) days AMERICAN Southeast corner of the first ditch referred to NO. 2013-0621-02 this the 19 day of AND after the date of the MINI STORAGE Southwest Quarter of above; thence run in a CAUSE# 2013-0626-02- November, 2013. JANE JOHNSON first publication of this 2058 S. Tate Section 34, Township 1 southerly direction MM JOINT EXECUTOR notice or the same shall Across from South, Range 8 East, Al- along the centerline of NOTICE TO BOBBY MAROLT AND EXCUTRIX be forever barred. The World Color corn County, Missis- said ditch 673.8 feet, CREDITORS THE STATE OF MISSIS- CHANCERY CLERK first day of the publica- 287-1024 sippi; thence run West more or less, to the be- SIPPI GIFFORD & TENNISON tion of this notice is the 165 feet, more or less, ginning point, contain- Letters Testamentary hav- BY: WILLIE JUSTICE SOLICITORS FOR 21st day of November, MORRIS CRUM to the centerline of a ing 6.94 acres, more or ing been granted on the 14th TO: NICHOLAS B. DEPUTY CLERK JOINT EXECUTOR AND 2013. MINI-STORAGE ditch at the Southeast less. day of November, 2013, by MCGLASSON EXECUTRIX 286-3826. corner of the property the Chancery Court of Al- ADDRESS UNKNOWN Holliday Law Firm, PLLC WITNESS our signatures conveyed by W. C. Title to the above corn County, Mississippi to P. O. Box 2447 4'XS on this 19th day of Sweat, Jr. et al to Orba described property is the undersigned Executrix of You have been Corinth MS 38835 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, November, 2013. PET CARE Jones and C. L. Jones by believed to be good, the Estate of THOMAS named as Defendant in 662-286-9605 1 1 / 2 1 / 2 0 1 3 deed dated June 11, but I will convey only MCGEE, Deceased, notice is the Petition filed in this 14458 KEITH WINDHAM HORSESHOEING SER- 1971, and recorded in such title as is vested in herby given to all persons Court by Samuel T. Car- 3x's SHERRY FLANDERS VICES I WILL COME TO the Chancery Clerk`s of- me as Substitute Trust- having claims against said es- roll, Sr. and Judith K. 11/21, 11/28, 12/5/2013 YOUR HOME, CALL OR fice of Alcorn County, ee. tate to present the same to Carroll, seeking the ad- 14500 JOINT EXECUTOR - EXEC- TEXT 662-664-3264 Mississippi, in Deed the Clerk of this Court for option of a male child UTRIX OF THE ESTATE OF Book 155 at pages 454-SERVICES WITNESS my signa- probate and registration ac- born December 26th, RUTH FLAKE, DECEASED 456; thence run North ture, on this the 6th day cording to law, within ninety 2010. 12 degrees 45 minutes of November, 2013. (90) days from the first pub- Donald Ray Downs, P. A. East along said center- lication of this notice, or they You are summoned Attorney at Law line 30 feet, more or LEM ADAMS,III will be forever barred. to appear and defend 509 Waldron Street less, to the North right SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE against said Petition at (38834) of way line of Pittman WITNESS MY SIGNA- a hearing of this matterAdvertise your CAR, TRUCK, SUV, BOAT, TRACTOR,P. O. Box 1618 MOTORCYCLE, RV & ATV Road and the Point of PREPARED BY: TURE on this the 14th day of set for 9:00 o'clock A.M. Corinth, Mississippi Beginning; thence run ADAMS & EDENS November, 2013. on the 17th day of Janu-here for $39.95 UNTIL SOLD! Ad should include38835-1618 photo, description and South 89 degrees 07 Post Office Box 400 ary, 2014, in the 662-287-8098 minutesGUARANTEED West along the Brandon, Mississippi courtroom of the Hon- North right of way line 39043 Denise Gumbs orable Chancellor Mi- price. PLEASE NO DEALERS & NON-TRANSFERABLE!3x's NO REFUNDS. of Pittman Road 404.5 (601)825-9508 Executrix of the Estate chael Malski at the Al- 11/21, 11/28, 12/5/2013 feet; thence run North A&E FILE #12-00138 of Thomas McGee, corn County ChancerySingle item only. Payment in advance. 14501Call 287-6147 to place your ad. 2 degrees 34 minutes Deceased Building, Corinth, Mis- East 340 feet; thence 3X'S Auto Salessissippi, and in case of run North 1 degree 00 PUBLISH: 11/14/2013, 3x's your failure to appear minutes West 229 feet; 11/21/2013, 11/28/2013 Publish: 11/21, 11/28, & and defend a judgment thence run North 1 de- 14487 12/05/13 may be entered against gree 00 minutes West 14498 you for the relief or 864 864 864 816 470 TRACTORS/ 868 868other things sought 868in 59.3 feet to the center- 804 TRUCKS/VANS TRUCKS/VANS TRUCKS/VANS RECREATIONAL lineFARM of a ditch; EQUIP. thence BOATS AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILESthe Petition. AUTOMOBILES SUV’S VEHICLES run in an Easterly direc- SUV’S SUV’S tion1997 along Ford the mean- You are not required derings of the center- ‘90 RANGER to file an answer or oth- REDUCED ‘07 Dolphin LX RV, 37’ lineNew of said Holland ditch 615.5 er pleading but you feet, moreTractor or less, to BASS BOAT may do so if you desire. theModel centerline 3930, diesel, of the 361V W/MATCHING 2000ISSUED, TOYOTA under my hand firstexcellent ditch condition!, referred to TRAILER & COVER, and seal of said Court, above;8-speed thence with forward, run in a RASPBERRY & GRAY, COROLLAthis the CE 19 day1983 of 2004 Ford F350 1995 2010 BUICK November, 2013. 1995 southerlyreverse transmission. direction EVINRUDE 150XP, ENCLAVE 4 cylinder, work truck, V10, CHEVY VAN along800 the hrs. centerline Power of 24-V TROL. MTR., 2 Loaded, Leather, 3rd NISSAN gas burner, workhorse eng., 2 said ditch 673.8 feet, automaticBOBBY MAROLT underbed tool TOW CHEVY slideouts, full body paint, walk-in Steering, Wet Brakes. FISH FINDERS, NEW Row Seating, dual sun shower, SS sinks & s/s refrig w/ more or less, to the be- ExtraCHANCERY Clean CLERK boxes, towing im, Onar Marq gold 7000 gen., Independent PTO BATTS., roofs, rear camera, DATSUN PACKAGE 3-ton cntrl. unit, back-up camera, ginning $8,900. point, contain- 136,680 miles VAN auto. leveling, 2-fl at screen TVs, NEW LED TRAILER 44000 miles BY: WILLIE JUSTICE package, DVD. 83,000 Allison 6-spd. A.T., 10 cd stereo ing 731-926-0006.6.94 acres, more or TOW PACKAGE w/s.s, 2-leather capt. seats & 1 less. LIGHTS, EXC. COND., $27,500 $4200DEPUTY CLERK 280 ZX $8600 obo. Truck is ACTUAL lthr recliner, auto. awning, qn Turbo, exc. cond. EXTRA CLEAN bed, table & couch (fold into bed), . Call/Text 662-462-7634 or in daily use. Please MILES micro/conv oven, less than 5k mi. 53’ Title GOOSE to the NECK above $6,400 Holliday Law Firm, PLLC call for appt. to see, described property is 662-808-0113. 662-643-8883 P. O. Box 2447 $5000. $2995/OBO $3100 $85,000 TRAILER 662-664-0789Corinth MS 38835 believed to be good, 662-415-1482 340-626-5904. 662-415-8180 662-462-7413 662-415-0590 but I STEPwill convey DECK only Rienzi662-286-9605 such title as is vested in 1999 RED GRAND REDUCED me BOOMS,as Substitute CHAINS Trust- 3x's PRIX GT ee. 11/21, 11/28, 12/5/2013 AND LOTS OF 14500 WITNESSACCESSORIES my signa- 2009 FORD ture, on this the 6th day 2001 WHITE FORD 2004 MERCURY 2005 of November,$12,000/OBO 2013. 2005 3800 ENGINE WITH 1991 F150 RANGER XLT MONTEREY AIRSTREAM 731-453-5031 1987 Honda ONLY 95,000 MILES ON Gray, 76,000 LEM ADAMS,III Mariah 20’ ENGINE. CAR HAS 257,000 3.0 V6, Automatic fully loaded, DVD/ LAND YACHT SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE ski boat, 5.7 ltr. CRX, 40+ mpg, MILES. PAINT AND INTERIOR Miles, Air, Cruise, Extended Cab CD system, new tires, mileage 80,700, climate 30 ft., with slide out engine, new tires, new paint, new IN GOOD CONDITION. Power Windows, New Tires, Cold Air PREPARED BY: Asking $1700. controlled air/heat, heat/ & built-in TV antenna, $6700. Great Stereo, Bed Liner ADAMS & EDENS leather seat 662-284-5733 cool power seats. 2 TV’s, 7400 miles. Post Office Box 400 662-287-5893, covers, after LEAVE MSG Bedliner, Clean 158,000 Miles $7,000 OBO 2013 KUBOTA leave msg. & will $75,000. Brandon, Mississippi market stereo, $14,000. $4500/OBO Call or text 3800 SERIES return call. 39043 $3250 obo. 662-284-7293 956-334-0937 662-287-7734 (601)825-9508TRACTOR 662-212-2492 A&E FILE #12-00138 16’ TRAILER, DOUBLE 1993 BAYLINER 340-626-5904. REDUCED 3X'S AXEL, BUSH HOG, PUBLISH:BACKHOE, 11/14/2013, CLASSIC 2001 CAMERO 11/21/2013,FRONT LOADER 11/28/2013 19’6” LONG CONVERTIBLE 14487 $32,000 FIBERGLAS NEW TOP CALL PICO INCLUDES TRAILER 1979 V6 2004 Ford 2007 GMC YUKON THIS BOAT IS 2004 Nissan 662-643-3565 OLDSMOBILE 30+ MPG Expedition 70,000 MILES 2012 STARCRAFT KEPT INSIDE AND OMEGA Z28 APPEARANCE GARAGE KEPT Murano, IS IN EXCELLENT 1997 FORD PACKAGE 110,000 MILES CAMPER 804 6 CYLINDER black, 120k Fiberglass 18’ bunk CONDITION RUNS GREAT! ALL POWER One Owner $22,500 miles, loaded, BOATS NEW 4 CYL MOTOR 38,000 ORIGINAL MILES ESCORT house, gray & 30 MPG $6900 New Tires adult driver, PRICE IS NEGOTIABLE black water tanks, GOOD CAR $5,400 CALL FOR garage kept, CALL 662-660-3433 $5,000 662-415-9121 ADDITIONAL Bose, leather, cable ready w/TV. CALL PICO: $1650 864 INFORMATION exc. cond., $8,500 868 662-643-3565 CALL TRUCKS/VANS 662-415-1043 $10,500. 662-396-1390 AUTOMOBILES SUV’S 662-284-8396 662-284-6559. 2000 MERCURY 662-808-5005 Excaliber Optimax, 225 H.P. REDUCED 1989 FORD Imagine own- made by ing a like-new, 2000 F350 water tested, never 1984 CORVETTE PONTIAC DIESEL 2005 GMC Georgi Boy launched, power- 383 Stroker, alum. 2006 Chrysler house outboard high riser, alum. GRAND MOVING VAN Envoy Town & Country 1991 CUSTOM 1985 30’ long motor with a High heads, headers, dual WITH TOMMY DENALI XL 3.8v-6, Only 62,000 mi. motor home, Five stainless prop, line holly, everything PRIX GT 2 OWNER Automatic Transmission FORD VAN $ on car new or rebuilt 228k miles. GATE for only 7995. NEW TIRES, BRAKES CD player, power sliding 48,000 new tires, Price Call John Bond of Paul w/new paint job RUNS GOOD (silver fl eck paint). $2500 obo. & BELTS doors & rear hatch, Stow ONE OWNER MILES Seaton Boat Sales in 112,000 MILES negotiable. Counce, TN for details. $9777.77 662-643-6005 $3800 & Go package. Seats will POWER EVERYTHING 731-689-4050 Call Keith 731-607-3173 $9800/OBO fold fl at into fl oor. $4995. 662-660-3433 or 901-605-6571 662-415-0017. $7650. 662-284-6767 CALL: 832 REDUCED REDUCED 662-665-1995 MOTORCYCLES/ 1989 662-808-5005 1977 Chevy ATV’S FOXCRAFT 2009 Nissan 18’ long, 120 HP 2001 TOWN CAR Big 10 pickup, 1988 1500 Murano SL, 2012 MALIBU LS 2000 Ford long wheel base, Johnson mtr., Signature Series, leather GMC PICK UP LTZ PACKAGE 2008 Jeep Wrangler trailer & mtr., Dark Blue upholstery, 33 Mpg Highway, 1 F-350 rebuilt & 350 HP Goldwing super duty, diesel, Sahara 157,000 Miles new paint, new Good Tires And sunroof, rear Owner, Auto Lights, Sirius 7.3 ltr., exc. engine & auto. Radio, Power Sweats, V-6, auto., power windows, New Paint, Honda transel, 2 live Battery camera, blue drive train, 215k hard top, Sirius radio w/nav trans., needs tooth, loaded On Star, Remote Keyless miles, excellent, 78,000 original wells, hot foot Entry, Cocoa Cashmere cd, dvd, very clean & well paint & some Good Tires Smooth Ride to the max! great mechanical maintained. 54,000 mi. miles, control. 206,000 Miles Interior, 5 Year 100,000 work. Automatic, 76, 000 Miles Mile Power Train Warranty. condition”. $20,500 / O.B.O. new tires. $6500. $3000 $18,500/OBO $14,900 $7400. 662-396-1705 $1500 4 Wheel Drive. 662-596-5053 662-286-7939 662-808-9764 256-412-3257 662-664-3538 or 284-8209 662-664-3958 $3900 $4500 662-287-5929 662-284-9487 TRAILERS ADVERTISE YOUR AUTO, TRUCK, 2009 ROAD RUNNER SUV, BOAT, TRACTOR, 7X7X21’ ENCLOSED 2007 CHEVY 1983 MOTORCYCLE, RV OR ATV BOXED TRAILER, SILVERADO LT EXTENDED CAB HARLEY LIST IN OUR 4.8 DAVIDSON GUARANTEED AUTO SECTION WHITE, NEW TIRES One of a kind Shovel Head Leather Bags FOR AS LITTLE AS...... 46,000 mi. (No Dealers - Non Commercial Only) $3500 garage kept. 662-643-3565 $20,000 REDUCED CALL 662-594-8271 662-643-3565 $7500 1607 South Harper Rd email: [email protected] Corinth MS 38834 662-287-6111