Aldermen Approve Early Minimum Pay for Firefighters New Skills, Pay Progression Plans Also Effectiveness at Their Jobs

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C DispatCH.COM FREE! Wednesday | September 7, 2016 Aldermen approve early minimum pay for firefighters New skills, pay progression plans also effectiveness at their jobs. nard, who also serves as the The adjustment for SFD, city’s budget committee chair- instituted for utility, street, sanitation depts. which includes the lion’s share man, said it would have been of city employees earning be- difficult to find an additional BY CARL SMITH pay scale for all city workers low $10 per hour, will require $100,000 in the upcoming fiscal [email protected] beginning next July, but Tues- about $50,000 in additional year to fund the SFD adjust- day’s action pushes up the im- funding next fiscal year for ment on Oct. 1. All Starkville firefighters plementation of SFD’s new pay the six-month funding window, “In staring down the will receive at least $10 per hour scale by setting the minimum while the city’s draft of the FY $100,000 mark, I knew there for their services beginning for entry-level firefighters. Maynard Wiseman ’17 budget already builds in a was no way we could do that. I April 1, 2017, after aldermen ap- While the new progression combined $140,000 for the oth- went back and forth … but now proved new skills and pay grade plans for the sanitation, street aries adjusted until July 1, 2017. er three departments’ year-long that it’s in there, it’s in there,” progression plans Tuesday for and water departments are ef- Those entry-level workers, adjustment. he said during the meeting. the city’s fire, sanitation, street fective Oct. 1 — the start of however, may move to the next Sanitation and water rates “(Implementing $10-per-hour and water departments. Fiscal Year 2016-17 — the low- salary grade — a minimum of will not increase due to the sala- minimum pay has) been a long Aldermen previously man- est-paid salary grade within $10.25 per hour — by complet- ry adjustment. time coming for you guys. I ap- dated a $10-per-hour minimum those areas won’t see their sal- ing training and demonstrating Ward 5 Alderman Scott May- See ALDERMEN, 3A Teen arrested for alleged Lowndes County issues intent attack on officer to withdraw from CLRA First court appearance today for assault suspect

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A teenager in Starkville has been arrested for as- saulting a police officer. Garrett Blake Butler, 19, was arrested Saturday and charged with two counts of simple assault on a police officer, according to a press release from the Starkville Butler Police Department. He also obtained a slew of misdemeanor charges, including possession of paraphernalia, disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. The incident occurred at the Walmart store on Highway 12, SPD Public Infor- mation Officer Brandon Lovelady said. Lovelady did not release further details by press time. Deanna Robinson/Dispatch Staff Neither the officer nor Butler were in- Heritage soccer player Haley Barker kicks the ball in the goal during warm ups at the Soccer Complex in Colum- jured, Lovelady said. bus Tuesday afternoon. Although located in the city limits, Lowndes County would maintain ownership of the Simple assault on a law enforcement complex if it chooses to leave the Columbus-Lowndes Recreation Authority interlocal agreement with the city. officer is a felony in Mississippi. Butler is still in custody at the Oktib- not necessarily the end of the pro- beha County Jail. His bond has been set Mayor skeptical county cess. at $21,482.75. He is expected to appear in Board President Harry Sand- Starkville Municipal Court today. will meet with city ers said the decision gives the city “incentive” to come to the BY ALEX HOLLOWAY table, which he said he felt might [email protected] not exist otherwise. He added the Lowndes County has formally board’s decision doesn’t mean the announced its intent to withdraw county will ultimately leave the inter-local agreement. CPD seeking armed from the Columbus Lowndes Rec- Sanders Smith reation Authority. “We can always change our minds,” he said. “If six months The Lowndes County Board of maintain an inter-local agreement robbery suspect Supervisors voted unanimously in from now, we can get with the city to run CLRA. If either party choos- because of all these things, have favor of the action Tuesday morn- es to withdraw from the agree- these meetings and can come to ing, with the stipulation that coun- 19-year-old allegedly ment, it must give a year’s notice. some sort of agreement on what ty, city of Columbus and CLRA Tuesday’s decision comes after we need to do, we can negate the representatives will meet to dis- robbed Bullet’s employee months of speculation on whether intent and just continue on with cuss possible resolutions to issues Lowndes County will dissolve the the new process.” DISPATCH STAFF REPORT facing recreation in the county. inter-local agreement. The deci- Lowndes County and Columbus sion is a step in that direction, but See PARKS, 8A Columbus police are searching for a local teenager in an alleged armed robbery. Javin Lamarc King, 19, is a suspect in the Aug. 22 Lowndes to conduct emergency drill Thursday armed robbery of a Bul- let’s convenience store on Drill will take place on the MUW campus from 7-11 a.m. nications, identifying gaps Lehmberg Road, accord- King in communication between ing to a press release from DISPATCH STAFF REPORT en’s campus from 7-11 a.m. rector of Columbus Lown- organizations. the Columbus Police Department. Thursday. des County Emergency The drill will include Police allege King robbed a Bullet’s Lowndes County will The drill aims to test the Management Agency. It responders from the Co- employee at gunpoint as the employee conduct a full-scale emer- emergency preparedness of will allow MUW to test its lumbus Police Department, was taking out the trash. The incident gency drill with state and first responders and MUW, notification system and give Lowndes County Sheriff’s occurred at about 11:30 p.m. The em- local authorities on Missis- according to a press release law enforcement agencies Office, Federal Bureau of See CPD, 3A sippi University for Wom- from Cindy Lawrence, di- the chance to test commu- See DRILL, 3A

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DISPATCH CUSTOMER SERVICE 328-2424 | NEWSROOM 328-2471 2A WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2016 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com DID YOU HEAR? Carlson settles lawsuit against Ailes for $20 million Wednesday ‘All women deserve a dignified and FISH FRY FUNDRAISER respectful workplace’ A fish fry helped raised funds for ongoing construction and improvement of Heritage Academy softball facilities Aug. 25. Former Fox News anchor Gretchen Carlson Scene&Seen BY DAVID BAUDER Carlson said she is AP Television Writer ready to move on to the next chapter in her life and NEW YORK — Former promised to work to help Fox News anchor Gretchen women in the workplace. Carlson settled her sexual She thanked “all the brave harassment lawsuit against women” who came forward Roger Ailes for a reported to tell their own stories and $20 million and a public others who supported her. apology Tuesday, ending “All women deserve a the case that triggered the dignified and respectful downfall of the cable chan- workplace,” she said. nel’s chief executive. Ailes, 76, denied Carl- Carlson alleged in a lawsuit filed two months son’s allegations when the ago that she was demoted lawsuit was filed. He had no and let go at Fox because comment Tuesday. she rejected Ailes’ sexual Also Tuesday, Fox News advances and complained announced the surprise de- about workplace harass- parture of Greta Van Suste- ment. ren from a nighttime lineup In a statement, Fox par- that has been one of the ent company 21st Century most successful and stable Fox said: “We regret and in cable news. Van Susteren, who would apologize for the fact that Stephanie Ward, Carley Martin, Toni Howard and Melissa Buxton Gretchen was not treated have marked 15 years with with the respect and dignity the network in January, that she and all of our col- said on Facebook that Fox leagues deserve.” “has not felt like home to Carlson was paid $20 me for a few years.” She million, according to a per- did not elaborate. She has son familiar with the settle- been temporarily replaced ment who spoke on condi- by Brit Hume. tion of anonymity because Van Susteren was the terms were confiden- among the Fox employees tial. Ailes did not pay any who came forward to speak of the settlement, said his on Ailes’ behalf after Carl- lawyer, Susan Estrich. son’s lawsuit.

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tion through July 20, opment of the city. We revenue.” Columbus City Council approves 2018 for another $1. need something here resolution; plan will now go before Lee Middle School really bad. We’re doing Millage rate set closed in 2011 when stu- really good with restau- The council also ap- Lowndes County supervisors dents moved to Colum- rants and small stores. proved the city’s millage bus Middle School. We need a retail site, and rate for fiscal year 2016- I think this could be food BY ALEX HOLLOWAY If supervisors approve 17 after a public hearing [email protected] for getting one.” the resolution, Lathan ‘Something to benefit on the budget during Lathan Gavin Ward 5 Councilman said the city and county Tuesday’s meeting. Columbus City Coun- all the citizens’ Stephen Jones said a de- would be prepared to is- in the next month and The old Lee Middle cil unanimously ap- velopment could be very The city’s property sue up to a combined $4 that’s when we’ll know School sits in Ward 6, proved on Tuesday a beneficial for the Colum- tax rate will remain 43.69 million in TIF funding, how much interest we which Councilman Bill resolution of intent for bus Municipal School mills, Chief Operations if needed, if a develop- have in it,” she said. “We Gavin’s represents. He the issuance of tax incre- District, which would Officer David Armstrong er chooses the site for a actually have some local said he thinks the TIF ment financing bonds of receive new tax reve- said. CMSD’s millage commercial or residen- people who are interest- will be a helpful tool to up to $4 million for de- nue. He said Lee Middle rate will also hold steady tial project. ed, but we’ve got to meet attract a development to velopment at Lee Middle School, as is, does not at 61.39, as will the over- TIFs can be used for with them and make sure the site. School. generate any taxes. all millage rate of 105.08 public improvements at they understand what’s “There’s a good bit The Golden Triangle “Sitting there the way mills. a site, such as road or expected of them. of land there in a good that it is, it’s of no value Councilmen will meet Development LINK has water/sewage. Lathan “It’s not a situation spot that’s close to the to anyone,” Jones said. at 5 p.m. Tuesday to ap- partnered with the Co- said the developer pays where someone can bypass,” he said. “The “It makes the city look prove the city’s FY 2016- lumbus Redevelopment for the project up front, just purchase it and let land is in good shape. bad and generates no tax 17 budget. Authority to market the and the TIF bond mon- it sit there,” she added. Anything we can do to former school campus ey is used to reimburse “There are going to be get projects to help the at the corner of Military the developer for the time limits on what has city grow, in the long Road and 18th Avenue cost of approved public to be done... or it would run, is very beneficial North for private devel- improvements. Then ad revert back to the rede- to the city. …I do think opment. The CRA pur- valorem and sales taxes velopment authority.” that a TIF would be a ma- chased a one-year option generated at the new site Lathan said the city jor player to help attract from the Columbus Mu- go toward servicing the and county would have something to benefit all nicipal School District TIF debt. School district to issue another resolu- the citizens of Columbus in July for the nearly 15- taxes cannot be pledged tion to actually issue TIF and Lowndes County.” acre property. to service a TIF. bonds. After that, she Ward 3 Councilman LINK Senior Vice Lathan said Tuesday’s said, each entity would Charlie Box said Lee President of Economic resolution of intent does hold public hearings be- Middle School is one of Development Brenda not mean TIF bonds will fore the funds are dis- the city’s most valuable Free Lathan presented the be issued. She said it persed. sites for attracting devel- resolution to the coun- simply lays more ground- The Columbus Mu- opments. cilmen Tuesday. She said work for the LINK and nicipal School District “That’s going to be a similar resolution will CRA to attract a develop- board approved a $1 op- a tremendous site for go before the Lowndes er to the site. tion for CRA that’s good somebody,” Box said. “I County Board of Super- “We’ll issue a (request through July 20, 2017. think it might be very Scarf visors at a later date. for information) with- CRA can extend the op- important to the devel- with $20 purchase Mention The Dispatch for a free scarf.

AROUND THE STATE Inmate’s leg severed as car hits Johnson says a blood test will show cy and theft of government money. truck where he’s standing whether the 24-year-old car driver Prosecutors dismissed three mon- Susan's Hallmark was impaired. ey laundering charges. Starkville SHANNON — An inmate’s leg He says the car’s computer will On Tuesday, a jury was select- Columbus 1217 Hwy. 45 N. 100 Russell Street was cut in half when he was stand- show the speed and whether the ed and both sides gave opening 662-241-4412 662-324-0810 ing behind a stopped garbage driver tried to stop. statements. Former Hattiesburg truck that was hit by a car. No charges were immediately city employee Andrew Ellard, who Durham’s Vernon, Alabama © The Dispatch Lee County Sheriff Jim John- filed. oversaw federal grants for the city, son tells the Northeast Mississippi began testifying and is scheduled Daily Journal that the 21-year-old to continue Wednesday. inmate was wearing a bright or- Hattiesburg trial to resume as Picayune developer Artie ange jumpsuit and helping collect ex-grant manager testifies Fletcher had also been indicted, garbage Tuesday morning near the HATTIESBURG — Testimony but pleaded guilty Friday to failing town of Shannon. He was standing resumes Wednesday in the trial to report a felony, a lesser charge. behind the truck when a midsized of a Hattiesburg pastor accused of U.S. Rep. Bennie Thompson, passenger vehicle failed to stop. skimming money from a federal D-Miss., asked the Justice Depart- Johnson says the crash severed housing program. ment to review the prosecution the inmate’s leg around his knee. The Rev. Kenneth Fairley, a of Fairley, alleging he and others His name was not immediately re- political ally of Hattiesburg May- were targeted after DuPree won leased. or Johnny DuPree, faces federal Hattiesburg’s contested 2013 elec- An investigation continues, and charges accusing him of conspira- tion.

Aldermen Continued from Page 1A preciate all the firemen ers for entry-level posi- the salary and progres- asking the city to divert that reached out to us.” tions and create a pool of sion plans unanimously in 100 percent of ad valorem In August, the city internal applicants ready two separate motions. and 50 percent of sales reported 23 firefighters to move to supervisory The board also autho- taxes to help fund service make less than $10 per roles once they’re open. rized Mississippi State debt on bonds, which in hour, while 10 sanitation “As the economy has University’s Stennis In- turn will help construct workers, five street de- picked up locally, we are stitute of Government to an access road and signal- partment employees and hemorrhaging skills in perform a staff and salary ization on Highway 12. seven members of the wa- our workforce. It’s be- study of comparable mu- Oktibbeha County su- ter department earn because our most-skilled nicipalities. The report is pervisors approved a sim- low the minimum thresh- workers are finding op- expected to cost $8,250. ilar request Tuesday. The old. portunities at higher pay developer is asking the The plans not only set with private sector work. county divert 50 percent new pay scales for work- Additionally, we’re hav- Wal-Mart TIF of its ad valorem receipts ers, but also define neces- ing major issues filling Aldermen also de- toward debt service. sary requirements for ad- positions requiring the termined the upcoming vancement — obtaining most skilled and most Wal-Mart Neighborhood The project is expect- a commercial driver’s li- experienced in our orga- Market project in east ed to create 95 jobs, with cense, department-specif- nization,” he said. “We’re Starkville is eligible for an annual payroll estimat- ic training and completion getting the pay into a po- a tax increment financ- ed at $2 million. of WorkKeys testing at sition where (Starkville) ing plan and scheduled A report by Gouras a Bronze level, for exam- is competing in the mar- a public hearing on the and Associates also proj- ple — within Starkville’s ket. Ideally from the time proposed 15-year, $1.5 ects the store to gener- ranks. we hire someone, they million-maximum ask for ate $20 million in annual Mayor Parker Wise- should be furthering their Sept. 20. sales and increase annu- man said the incentives skills.” The developer, Wal- al property tax receipts will help attract new work- Aldermen approved Mart Stores East LP, is $134,000. Drill Continued from Page 1A Investigation, Mississip- Air Force Base, Baptist various nonprofits and Lawrence asks mem- pi Highway Patrol, Co- Memorial Hospital-Gold- other government agen- bers of the public not to lumbus Fire and Rescue, en Triangle and Ambu- cies. call 911 when they hear E911, Columbus Lown- lance Service, the Lown- Additionally 133 or see activity on MUW’s des Emergency Manage- des County coroner, MUW students will par- campus Thursday morn- ment Agency, Columbus Tupelo Care Flight and ticipate in the drill. ing. CPD Continued from Page 1A ployee was unharmed. Sixth St. S. Buckle up... King is the only suspect in the armed Anyone with information on King’s and your child, too robbery, according to Public Informa- whereabouts is asked to call CPD at tion Officer Joe Dillon. 244-3500 or Golden Triangle Crime King’s last known address is 1202 Stoppers at 1-800-530-7151. 4A WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2016 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com AREA OBITUARIES COMMERCIAL DISPATCH Florida; sons, Thomas Center-Jackson. parents, she was pre- OBITUARY POLICY Lizzie Clark Larry Ferguson G. Kelly of Gulf Breeze, STARKVILLE — COLUMBUS — Lar- Memorial services ceded in death by her Obituaries with basic informa- Florida, and John D. are at noon today at tion including visitation and Lizzie Marie Bell Clark, ry Wayne Ferguson, husband, Bobby Jean Strain of West Point; Living Faith Taberna- service times, are provided 94, died Aug. 31, 2016. 66, died Sept. 5, 2016, Gay. sisters, Virginia John- cle Church with James free of charge. Extended obit- Services will be at at Baptist Memorial She is survived by son of West Point and Gardner officiating. uaries with a photograph, de- 11 a.m. Thursday at Hospital East-Mem- her brother, Roy El- tailed biographical information Visitation is one hour Frances East of Oak Blackjack Missionary more Jr. of Aberdeen; and other details families may Ridge; three grand- phis, Tennessee. prior to services at the Baptist Church. Buri- son, Billy Wayne Smith wish to include, are available children; and three Services will be at church. for a fee. Obituaries must be al will follow in Fox 2 p.m. Friday at Me- Jr. of Gordo, Alabama; great-grandchildren. Cemetery. Visitation is Mrs. Gay was born submitted through funeral morial Funeral Home Sept. 29, 1950, to the sisters, Jean Jones and homes unless the deceased’s from 1-6 p.m. today at Chapel. Burial will late Roy C. Sr. and Mil- Patsy Elmore, both of body has been donated to West Memorial Funeral Betty Welch follow in Pleasant Hill Gordo; and two grand- science. If the deceased’s Home. dred Simpson Elmore. COLUMBUS — Bet- Cemetery. Visitation In addition to her children. body was donated to science, ty Ruth Welch, 87, died She is survived by the family must provide official will be one hour prior her daughters, Jessie proof of death. Please submit Sept. 6, 2016, at her to services. all obituaries on the form residence. Ellis, Dessie Hollings- provided by The Commercial Arrangements are head and Marguerite Dispatch. Free notices must incomplete and will be Moore, all of Starkville; Sarah Gay be submitted to the newspa- announced by Memori- sons, Melvin Clark and COLUMBUS — per no later than 3 p.m. the al Funeral Home. Douglas Clark, both Sarah Mildred Gay, day prior for publication Tues- of Starkville; and 21 65, died Sept. 5, 2016, day through Friday; no later grandchildren. at University Medical than 4 p.m. Saturday for the Sarah Hall Sunday edition; and no later PICKENSVILLE, than 7:30 a.m. for the Monday Ala. — Sarah Ann edition. Incomplete notices Wilkins Hall, 68, died must be received no later than 7:30 a.m. for the Monday Sept. 3, 2016, at DCH through Friday editions. Paid Regional Medical notices must be finalized by 3 Center. p.m. for inclusion the next day Services will be at Monday through Thursday; and 11 a.m. Saturday at St. on Friday by 3 p.m. for Sunday John Baptist Church. and Monday publication. For Burial will follow in more information, call 662- 328-2471. B.B. Chapel Church Cemetery. Visitation Mildred Strain will be from 5-7 p.m. WEST POINT — Friday at Lavender’s Mildred Kehl Strain, Funeral Home in Al- 98, died Sept. 5, 2016, iceville, Alabama. at Dugan Memorial Home. Johnny Williams Services are at 3 CARROLLTON, Ala. p.m. today at Calvert — Johnny Fred Wil- Funeral Home Chapel liams, 73, died Sept. 1, with Channappared- 2016, at DCH Regional dy Basani officiating. Medical Center. Burial will follow in Services will be Greenwood Cemetery. at 2 p.m. Saturday at Visitation is one hour Pickensville Church of prior to services at the Christ with David Seay funeral home. officiating. Burial will Mrs. Strain was born follow in B.B. Chapel May 24, 1918, to the Church Cemetery. Vis- late Maude Littell and itation will be from 3-7 Charles Kehl. She was p.m. Friday at Laven- Newman Insurance Agency a member of Immacu- der’s Funeral Home in late Conception Catho- Aliceville, Alabama. lic Church. In addition to her Kenneth Kendrick Life-Health - Annuities parents, she was COLUMBUS — Ken- preceded in death by neth Kendrick, 72, died Nursing Home-Home Care her husband, Woodrow Sept. 6, 2016, at his Strain; two brothers; residence. Medigap and Prescription Drug and sisters. Arrangements are She is survived by incomplete and will be Final Expense Plans her daughter, Debbie announced by Memori- Beebe of Navarre, al Funeral Home. 662-356-6756 [email protected] www.equilife.com/agent_sites/donnewman Mississippi bumps up to 19 © The Dispatch West Nile virus cases this year 68 Brickerton Street Suite #2 Columbus, MS 39701 ommends removing By Appointment In 2015, state standing water where had 38 West Nile mosquitoes could breed, avoiding areas with lots of cases, one death mosquitoes, wearing long pants and long-sleeved Joan Rhett THE ASSOCIATED PRESS shirts outdoors and using Martha Joan Jernigan Rhett went to be with mosquito repellent. her Lord on August 27, 2016. JACKSON — Mis- Mrs. Rhett was the daughter of Robert Wesley sissippi health officials Jernigan, and Charley Pearl Perkins Jernigan. are confirming four new cases of West Nile virus, She is survived by her Children: William Burke bringing the state’s total Rhett (Dawn), Las Vegas, NV, Jolaine Cochrane to 19 cases this year. William Jones (Torrey), Tuscaloosa, AL, Janet Rhett, Colum- The state Department bus, MS, Nancy Rhett (Garland Robinette), New William Jones William Gerald “Jonesie” of Health says in a news Visitation: Orleans, LA; Grandchildren and Great Grand- release Tuesday that two Thursday, Sept. 8 • 10 AM Jones, age 71 died Monday, children: Micha Rhett, Ashley Rhett, Stephanie new cases of the mos- Annunciation Catholic Church September 05, 2016 at Baptist Rhett, Sara Rhett White, Brooke Freeman, Char- Services: Memorial Hospital, Columbus. quito-borne virus are in Thursday, Sept. 8 • 11 AM ley Rhett Robinette, Joseph Freeman, Shelby Hinds County, one is in Annunciation Catholic Church A Mass of Resurrection will Laine Freeman, Brayden Jane Rhett, Victoria Lee County and one is in memorialfuneral.net be held Thursday, September Rhett, Laila Rhett, Elijah Rhett; Sister: Elaine Marion County. 08, 2016 at 11:00 AM at Annun- Jernigan Reynolds and Brother-In-Law Robert Six cases, including Larry Ferguson ciation Catholic Church with Reynolds. one death from the vi- Visitation: Father Robert Dore officiating. Friday, Sept. 9 • 1 PM Mrs. Rhett was born on April 23, 1931. She rus, have been reported Memorial Funeral Home Visitation will be held one hour graduated from Lee High School. She held a B.S. in Hinds County. Copiah Services: prior to service at the church. Degree in Elementary Education from M.S.C.W, and Lamar counties have Friday, Sept. 9 • 2 PM Jonesie was born on Friday, November 03, Memorial Funeral Home Chapel which is now known as Mississippi University for had two each. Calhoun, Burial 1944 in Memphis, TN to the late J.W. and Glady Women. Joan was a public school teacher for ten Chickasaw, Grenada, Lee, Pleasant Hill Cemetery McAlpin Jones. He was a communicant of An- years. She was a life member of the Junior Aux- memorialfuneral.net Leflore, Lowndes, Mar- nunciation Catholic Church and a member of the iliary and a member of First United Methodist ion, Perry and Rankin Knights of Columbus. He was a United States Air Kenneth Kendrick Church. counties have each had Force veteran and a member of American Legion She and her husband Bill Rhett were affiliat- one. Incomplete memorialfuneral.net Post 69. In addition to his parents he was preceded with a family business, the Rhett Corporation In 2015, Mississippi ed in death by his brother Barry Jones, and his Real Estate Company for 23 years. had 38 West Nile cases sister Teresa Jones. and one death. Betty Ruth Welch In the fifties Joan represented Columbus as Incomplete Survivors include: cousins: Bonnie Summer- The department rec- Miss Hospitality of Mississippi. She continued memorialfuneral.net ford, Jim Willis, Jerry Willis, Diana Stewart, her hospitality in her remaining years to all who Billy McAlpin, Bobby McAlpin, Brian McAlpin; knew and loved her. honorary grandsons: Justin Shackelford, Lance Private graveside services were held Thurs- Szakel; and his seven “fur babies. day September 1, 2016 at Friendship Cemetery. The Honorary Pallbearers will be: Bill Adams, Memorial Funeral Home was in charge of ar- Jon Parker, Lance Szakel, Jeff Adelung, Justin rangements. Send in Shackelford, Gary Lancaster, and the Knights of The Honorary Pallbearers were: Bob Reyn- your church event! Columbus. olds, Torrey Cochrane, Garland Robinette, Mi- In lieu of flowers memorials may be made cah Rhett, Ashley Rhett, and Robert Palmer email editorialassis- to: Annunciation Catholic Church, 823 College Memorials may be made to: First United Meth- Street, Columbus MS 39701 or Columbus- Lown- [email protected] odist Church, P.O. Box 32, Columbus MS 39703, des Humane Society, P.O. Box 85, Columbus MS Palmer Home For Children, P.O. Box 746, Colum- 39703. bus MS 39703, or Charity of your choice. Subject: Religious brief Expressions of Sympathy May Expressions of Sympathy May Be Left At Be Left At www.memorialfuneral.net www.memorialfuneral.net The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2016 5A

CAMPAIGN 2016 Chiropractic for Severe Back Arthritis with Stenosis? Clinton: He’s a national security Chiropractic care may benefit even the most severe form of arthritis in the back that is often danger. Trump: No, she is treated by surgery, according to research published in the Journal of Manipulative and Democratic candidate Physiological Therapeutics. For decades scientists says Trump will lead GOP woos veterans, but Trump reported that milder forms of spinal problems, such as back U.S. back to war in the strains or stiffness, respond well has rubbed some vets wrong way to chiropractic. Only in the last Middle East decade has there been growing THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Republican National Committee estimates 6.5 evidence that chiropractic benefits even severe back GREENVILLE, million veterans didn’t vote in the 2012 election problems such as a herniated disc. N.C. — Donald The findings suggest that chiropractic, massage, and THE ASSOCIATED PRESS lifestyle changes may improve even the symptoms of Trump said Tuesday severe arthritis, and promote a full, healthy life! night that Hillary RENO, Nevada — It was more than a routine get-out-the-vote knock Clinton’s handling on the door when Iraq War veteran and Nevada Republican Party staffer Your Conservative Spine Specialist of private emails dis- Jon Staab asked Kenneth Olofson, a Vietnam veteran, if he’ll be voting qualifies her to serve for Donald Trump. An instant bond was formed as the two swapped sto- as president. His own LEACH CHIROPRACTIC Clinton ries of service and those of relatives who fought in World War II. temperament, Trump A few blocks away, Daniel Mendoza, also an Iraq war veteran can- Robert A. Leach, D.C., M.S. • Robert A. Leach, Jr., L.M.T. said, was his “single vassing for the GOP, was promptly kicked off another elderly veteran’s greatest asset” and property at the mere mention of Trump’s name. 214 Russell Street, Starkville, MS • 662-323-2371 not the national secu- Two years ago, the Republican National Committee hatched a plan www.drleach.com Serving the Starkville Area Since 1979 © The Dispatch rity danger that Clin- to bolster turnout for veterans, who traditionally lean Republican. The ton alleges. party calculated that 6.5 million veterans either didn’t register to vote Trump’s charge, or didn’t cast a ballot in the 2012 presidential election. In the shadow of delivered to a packed the Obama administration’s controversial management of the Veteran’s crowd in swing state Trump Administration, the RNC compiled lists of veteran voters and hired vet- North Carolina, erans for an unprecedented get-out-the-vote effort. marked a pointed escalation of the Then Trump won the party’s presidential nomination, and his con- Republican White House hopeful’s troversial rhetoric has rubbed some veterans the wrong way. The bil- case against his Democratic chal- lionaire businessman has mocked Sen. John McCain for being captured lenger as both court military fami- during the Vietnam War, threatened to withdraw from NATO and feud- lies in key Southern battlegrounds. ed with a slain soldier’s family that criticized him during the Democrat- Satisfied Customers Since 1956 Clinton, meanwhile, accused Trump ic National Convention. of insulting America’s veterans and pressing dangerous military plans American soldier. mirals citing an urgent need for a around the globe. “His whole campaign has been “course correction” in America’s na- RISLIN Clinton, addressing support- one long insult to all those who have tional security policy. It was aimed B INC. ers in Florida, warned that Trump worn the uniform,” the Democratic at rebutting Clinton’s arguments COLUMBUS, MISSISSIPPI would lead the nation back to war nominee said at the University of that she would be best positioned in the Middle East. And to military South Florida in Tampa. to lead the military and reassuring vets and their families, she pointed Trump, trying to emphasize his Republicans who have openly wor- Best of the anew to his summertime dust-up military support, released a letter ried that his provocative statements Triangle First with the Muslim parents of a slain from 88 retired generals and ad- might undermine U.S. alliances. Reader’s Choice 2016 Why it matters: Education and the election U.S. has record-high graduation rates During that time, bor- “that reward bad teach- rowers would be able to ers.” but dismal math and reading scores consolidate their loans or enroll in other plans that Why it matters THE ASSOCIATED PRESS could help cut costs. About 100,000 pub- Where they stand Donald Trump has Hillary Clinton has lic schools opened their WASHINGTON — railed against the Com- made the soaring costs doors to some 50 million THE ISSUE: Hundreds of mon Core academic of college her primary students in kindergarten billions of taxpayer dollars standards that have been through high school in education focus. She has are spent each year on the adopted in more than 40 the new school year. proposed free tuition at country’s public schools. states, calling them a “to- The bill for taxpayers: in-state public colleges The U.S. has record-high tal disaster.” He’s pledged $582 billion, or about graduation rates, 82 per- and universities for work- to do away with them if $11,670 per pupil each cent, but also stubborn ing families with incomes elected, even though the year, on average, to teach achievement gaps and dis- up to $125,000. Of course, standards were created those students and set mally lagging math and that’s only free for stu- and adopted by states, not them on a path toward reading scores compared dents and families, not for the federal government. college or careers. About with other countries. And taxpayers. To counter the Trump says he wants to 10 percent of that money university degrees are crush of student debt, she see more local control of comes from the federal leaving millions mired in also wants to implement education. He’s vowed to government. The rest is debt. Few issues touch the a three-month moratori- give students choice, let from states and local dis- lives of families like the um on loan payments for charter schools thrive tricts, facing ever-tight state of education. all federal borrowers. and end tenure policies budgets.

Lawmaker: Probe deleted Clinton emails cited in FBI report THE ASSOCIATED PRESS letion of thousands of her ed not to press for criminal deletions overseen by the emails by a Colorado tech- charges after its own year- former secretary of state’s WASHINGTON — The nology firm overseeing her long investigation. legal team last year before Republican chairman of private computer server in Clinton and her long- she turned over 33,000 the House committee in- 2015. time aide and lawyer, work-related messages to vestigating Hillary Clin- The written request Cheryl Mills, told FBI in- the State Department. The ton’s email practices asked by Rep. Jason Chaffetz, vestigators during ques- FBI’s recently released a federal prosecutor Tues- R-Utah, and obtained by tioning that they had no summaries of its investiga- day to determine whether The Associated Press, is knowledge of the dele- tion did not offer any evi- she or others working with based on recent revelations tions. Those occurred dence contradicting their her played a role in the de- from the FBI, which decid- separately from the email statements.

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PETER IMES General Manager ZACK PLAIR, Managing Editor BETH PROFFITT Advertising Director The MICHAEL FLOYD Circulation/Production Manager Opinion Dispatch MARY ANN HARDY Controller OUR VIEW MDOC’s new visitation policy should be scrapped Last week, the Mississippi Depart- MDOC to make this change — MDOC en security measures for those groups society’s best interest that the inmates ment of Corrections acknowledged a officials have not commented — but of people. leave prison as better people than change in its prisoner visitation policy. there is a assumption that by limiting Visitation is a powerful inducement when they arrived. The new policy restricted visitation to visitation from non-family members, it for prisoners to mend their ways, pro- We must temper our emotional im- members of the inmate’s immediate will cut down on contraband entering viding contact with the outside world pulse to “punish” in favor of the more family. MDOC jails and prisons. and delivering a message of hope to practical and humane approach. The policy would exclude pastors, That is a difficult argument to make, those for whom prison is often a place Contact with the outside world friends, girlfriends, fiancés, cousins, though. Visitors are screened far more of hopelessness and despair. through the love, support and encour- nephews, nieces, aunts, uncles and closely than any other group of people Studies have shown inmates who agement of a visitor is very important in-laws . who have access to inmates. Prison- receive regular visitation commit fewer as these men and women pay their The public outcry was swift, not ers are required to submit names and disciplinary infractions and perform debt to society and prepare for their only from those who would be ex- contact information for those on their consistently better in prison programs return to the community. cluded from visitation under the new “visitation list.” Those potential visi- such as job training, spiritual growth Compassion is not, nor has it ever policy, but from the ACLU, which tors are subject to background checks. and drug/alcohol recovery. Prisoners been, confined to blood relations. questioned the legality of the change For example, felons are excluded from who have visitation are more likely to In fact, we often find that our truest in policy. visiting inmates. attain their GEDs and pursue higher friends, our most trusted confidants In response, MDOC says it is post- Besides, it’s well established that education than those who do not have and our most inspiring influences poning the change, as well it should. the overwhelming majority of contra- visitors. are people we consider our extended In fact, we believe the policy should band entering a prison or jail arrives All of this makes for a safer environ- family. be permanently scrapped. It’s simply through staff, vendors and those in- ment, not only for the prisoner but for Denying our inmates those import- a terrible idea, a move likely to cause mates who go on work details outside the prison staff as well. ant influences is not only bad for the only harm and no good. the prison grounds. If contraband is a The vast majority of inmates will prisoner. We do not know what prompted the problem, the logical solution is to tight- return to society. It is, therefore, in It is bad for our society, as well.

READERS COMMENT Voice of the people Books for flood victims What an awesome experience it is for elementary students to have books at their fingertips! Imagine if that experience is taken away. Today, that is the reality for students at Glen Oak Park Elementary in Baton Rouge. Recent flooding in Louisiana destroyed all books in the school’s library. The librarian at Glen Oaks Elementary School, Trey Veazey, has roots here in Columbus. The Commer- cial Dispatch carried a story on him Aug. 28. The sixth grade students at Heri- tage Academy Elementary School want to help. Students, or Kids for Kids, are heading up a drive to “Flood the Library with Books” at Glen Oak Park Elementary. Would you help, too? The book drive will run from Tues- day, Sept. 6, to Tuesday, Sept. 13. Gen- tly used or new books can be dropped off at the office of Heritage Elementary School, 625 Magnolia Lane. Monetary donations will also be appreciated. Checks can be made out to Heritage Academy with the desig- nation of Louisiana Book Drive. All of the money will go to Glen Oaks Park Elementary School. ELECTION 2016 Let’s show everyone why Columbus is called “The Friendly City.” For more information, please contact Heritage Elementary School at Trump & the Hillarycons 327-1556. In 1964, Phyllis Schlafly charter schools. Yet, all of these trade deals had the sup- Chloe Barr of Alton, Illinois, mother A businessman and port of the Party of Bush I and Bush II. Columbus of six, wrote and published builder, Trump has con- Trump has spoken out against cru- a slim volume entitled “A fronted the onus of federal sades for democracy, nation-building Appreciates response Choice Not an Echo.” overregulation that stifles abroad and unnecessary wars — espe- I would like to thank Mayor Smith Backing the candidacy of enterprise and kills jobs. cially Iraq in 2003. and Casey Bush, public works direc- Sen. Barry Goldwater, the With most conservatives, And what was the official “conserva- tor, for filing a request to make an city book was a polemic against he believes in a U.S. mili- tive” stand on Iraq in 2003? block in town more accessible. I would the stranglehold the eastern tary second to none. William F. Buckley’s National also like to thank the Public Works liberal establishment had Some Republicans, Review attacked the libertarian and tra- crew who did an excellent job, in the held on the Republican nom- however, part with Trump ditionalist right that opposed invading extreme heat, in making it so. ination for decades. on his contempt for political Iraq on such flimsy pretexts as — “un- Cindy Burks “A Choice” sold 3 million correctness, his refusal to patriotic conservatives” who “hate their Columbus Patrick Buchanan copies. observe strictures on de- country.” Schlafly, who died this bate laid down by our ruling “This is a binary election,” John weekend at 92, went on to lead the elites, and his rejection of their claims Bolton is quoted in Phyllis’ book. “[N]ot Imagination Library: campaign to derail the Equal Rights to moral authority with his airy dismiss- voting” for Trump is “functionally ... a Give the gift of books Amendment, which, with 35 states hav- als of their demands for apologies. vote for Hillary.” ing ratified, was just three states short Part of Trump’s populist appeal is Yet that is where some conservative of being added to our Constitution. that, by his rebellious stand, he appears and neocon columnists and scores of Pro-ERA forces never added another to challenge the very legitimacy of the foreign policy veterans of the GOP, THE STAFF OF THE DISPATCH state. Phyllis, who, at 20 was testing regime. Thus those most disgusted and ex-Presidents Bush I and II, and weapons at a munitions plant in World with the establishment cheer him 2012 GOP candidate Mitt Romney are EDITOR/PUBLISHER Matt Garner War II, shot it dead. loudest. heading. Birney Imes Courtney Hendricks Schlafly has a new book out, pub- On immigration, Trump shares the Three of Trump’s rivals for the nom- Alex Holloway lished by Regnery. “The Conservative alarm of a Middle America that sees its ination — Ted Cruz, Jeb Bush and John GENERAL MANAGER Adam Minichino Case for Trump,” co-authored by Ed country being irretrievably altered by Kasich — who held up their hand and Zack Plair Peter Imes Luisa Porter Martin of Eagle Forum and Brett an invasion from across our border. He pledged to support the nominee, appear Deanna Robinson Decker, argues that the Donald is an has no hesitancy in urging tough meth- about to dishonor their pledge. ADVERTISING Caleb Sherman authentic conservative around whom ods to secure the borders and send But what is conservative about Stacy Clark Carl Smith every conservative should rally. back those who disrespect our laws. rendering aid and comfort to the pres- Cynthia Slim Smith Yet, in making their cogent case, This offends the sensibilities of idential ambitions of Hillary Rodham Cunningham Jan Swoope Schlafly and her co-authors raise ques- many Republicans. And, indeed, it Clinton? Mary Alice Truitt Kelly Ervin tions that today bedevil the movement. contradicts a core dogma of the “con- As for the issues on where the right Annette Estes Ben Wait Melissa Garretson Scott Walters What does conservatism mean in servatism” preached at The Wall Street is split, interventionism is born of Wil- Mackenzie Neal 2016? Upon what ideas and issues, prin- Journal. son and FDR; noninterventionism is of Chase Pridmore MAILROOM ciples and policies, do conservatives Years ago, when some of us first took Taft, Ike and Reagan. Beth Proffitt Christina Boyd still agree? up the border crisis, the Journal, under Free trade as dogma comes out of Mary Jane Runnels Desteny Bullard “In my father’s house there are many editorial page editor Robert Bartley, the Party of Wilson and FDR, not the Jackie Taylor Andrea Cureton mansions,” the Bible tells us. So it is in called for a new five-word constitutional Party of Lincoln and Teddy Roosevelt.

Joseph Ellis the house divided that is the American amendment — “There shall be open Ike sent a general to secure the bor- BUSINESS OFFICE Jeffrey Gore Katrina Guyton Right. borders.” der and send illegal immigrants home. Debbie Foster Each of the chapters in “The Con- The Journal anticipated John Kerry Yet self-described conservatives like Mary Ann Hardy Doris Hill Eddie Johnson Raymond Johnson servative Case for Trump” is devoted to who just told the graduating class at the Bushes and McCains join hands Cornelius Key Donald Trump’s stand on a major issue Northeastern University, “You are with the Clintons and Obamas to call Julia Grant Tucker of the campaign. And on most of the about to graduate into ... a borderless for amnesty. CIRCULATION issues selected, almost all conserva- world.” Is John Kerry a Wall Street “The Conservative Case for Trump” Michael Floyd PRODUCTION tives agree. Journal conservative? is a splendid little book by the first lady Jamie Foster Paul Avery Trump believes Antonin Scalia is Chapter two of Schafly’s book deals of American Conservatism. Erin McDaniel William Hudson the gold standard for Supreme Court with Trump’s stance on the trade deals The Hillarycons now owe it to us to Lisa Oswalt Tanner Imes William LeJeune justices and federal judges, and that of recent decades — NAFTA, MFN for make their case. NEWS Jamie Morrison among the indispensable cures for China, the South Korea deal and, the Patrick J. Buchanan is a nationally Isabelle Altman Anne Murphy decrepit and failing public schools is daddy of them all, the TPP. syndicated columnist. His website is Kelly Butler Tina Perry competition from private, religious and Chapter title: “Rotten trade Deals.” http://buchanan.org/blog. The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2016 7A NEWS ABOUT TOWN offers childbirth classes from required. For information, call n WAGS AND TAILS CLUBS 6-8:30 p.m. Sept. 12, 19 and 662-244-1597 or email info. Starkville Lions Club hosts n OKTIBBEHA AUDUBON 26 in the OCH Educational [email protected]. Wags and Tails, with a dog pa- SOCIETY Facility. n ABUSE RECOVERY rade, costume event, musical The Oktibbeha Audubon Soci- n BREAST IS BEST GROUP sit, tricks and talent, 10 a.m.-2 ety will meet at 7 p.m. Sept. 8 CLASSES A Domestic Abuse Recovery p.m. Sept. 24 at the Sports- in MSU’s Clay Lyle Entomology OCH Regional Medical Center Group meets Thursdays at 6 plex. $10 fee to enter each Building. Mike Colvin will pres- hosts a “Breast is Best” class p.m. through Safe Haven Inc. event or $35 fee for all events. We buy all types of scrap metals, including: ent a program about paddlefish for expectant mothers 6-8 Group counseling for rape n LOWNDES Cars • Copper • Aluminum • Stainless Steel research. p.m. Sept. 8, 15, 22 and 29 in recovery is available. 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Physician The Tennessee-Tombigbee © The Dispatch The Columbus East Lions Club The Mother-to-Mother Support referral required. For informa- Waterway Transportation meets every second and fourth Group meets 5:30-6:30 p.m. tion, call 662-244-1596. Museum, 318 Seventh St. N., Monday of the month at 65 Sept. 13 on the fourth floor of n PREPARED CHILDBIRTH Columbus, is open for tours Airline Road. For more informa- OCH Regional Medical Center. CLASS Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-2 p.m. tion, call 662-889-1138. For more information, contact NMMC-West Point offers a School field trips, civic clubs, ■ DULCIMER PLAYERS Paula Hamilton, 662-769- prepared childbirth class church groups encouraged. Friendly City Strummers meet 7813. Thursdays, 6:30-8:30 p.m. For group tours, call 662-328- twice monthly to practice and n PINK TIE PARTY Class fee is $10. To register, 8936 or 662-574-5794. teach others to play dulcimers. 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Retail SaveChildren’s Fall & 70% Winter Clothing & Shoes SEC COLLEGIATE WEAR FOR KIDS Parks Continued from Page 1A Brigham: Split could be Sanders before the board “I think member. hired RF Consulting. this is the The board consists Off good for city “If you think about it, best thing of president and county In June, supervisors if they were planning to that ever appointee Scott Hannon, Retail hired Clinton-based RF Save meet with the city, they happened county appointee Donnie Men’s75% & Ladies’ Consulting for $4,000 to would have done it before in Colum- Sanders, city appointee Fall & Winter Clothing & Shoes conduct a review of CL- saying they want to split,” bus,” Turn- Harry Ford, city appoin- 513 18th Ave. N. | Columbus | 327-3146 RA’s facilities and opera- Smith said. “I wrote a let- er said. tee Bennie Coleman and CASH Friday 10am-6pm tions. The firm returned a ter asking them to meet “I think Turner at-large appointee Shane nine-page report to Lown- to no avail. If I sent a letter people will Edwards. Saturday 10am-4pm | Sunday 1-5pm des County in August. and they refused, where open their eyes and see The report takes a broad do you go from there?” that Lowndes County look at CLRA and doesn’t Still, Smith said he’s does not recognize the make any specific rec- open to meeting with the city of Columbus, yet they ommendations on if the county, if supervisors ex- do recognize Caledonia county should maintain tend an invitation. and New Hope. And they its role in the inter-local Should the county de- neglect Artesia and Craw- agreement. cide to split, Smith said ford. So, this is great be- However, the report the city will continue to cause I want this conver- includes some steps the support parks. He said sation to happen.” The Shareholders of c o u n t y he may have to meet with could con- CLRA Director Greg History and CLRA sider should Lewis to discuss priori- T. E. Lott & Company, P.A. it split from structure ties and manpower for the CLRA’s inter-local CLRA, such parks moving forward. as building agreement was created in District 5 Supervisor 1990. a sports Leroy Brooks said during c o m p l e x Should the inter-local Tuesday’s meeting he agreement be terminat- and enter- Brigham wants the county to pro- ed, all CLRA property are pleased to announce ing partner- ceed carefully and possi- ships with state agencies located within Columbus bly organize a transition city limits will become like Wildlife and Fisher- team as it works through ies. the property of the city, S. Dale Brown, CPA the process of determin- and all property located District 2 Supervisor ing what will happen with Bill Brigham said a split, outside of city limits will parks and recreation. become the property of will join his practice if it happens, could be “My whole concern is good for the city. He said Lowndes County, accord- that we just ing to the agreement. having fewer facilities to not tear up worry about might focus The only exception with our relation- would be the Lowndes the city’s efforts and that ship with County Soccer Complex, the city should “look at it the city,” County Administrator as a challenge.” T. E. Lott & Company Brooks said. Ralph Billingsley told The Mayor Robert Smith “I think it’s Dispatch. Though located previously issued a state- safe to say in downtown Columbus, ment saying a split could on September 1, 2016. the relation- the county owns the soc- lead to “recreation seg- Brooks ship that we cer complex. Therefore, regation,” — a sentiment once had is Billingsley said, the coun- he has since told The Dis- kind of on the egg shell. ty would likely maintain it patch he still maintains. I don’t know if anybody after a CLRA split. Sanders said the coun- is willing to reach out Other facilities with- ty will now focus on its and try to make it whole in city limits include: Fiscal Year 2016-17 bud- again.” Propst Park, the CLRA/ get, which must be ap- Smith said for the mo- Cook Soccer Complex, proved by Sept. 15, then ment, other city-county Lee Park, East Columbus will turn its attention to - agreements aren’t in dan- Gym, Northaven Woods ward organizing public ger. Park, Hank Aaron Park, meetings to discuss parks “I wouldn’t say this Sim Scott Park, Townsend and recreation. jeopardizes any other Park, the Charles Brown agreements or memoran- basketball pavilion and City response dums of understanding,” Dean Acres Park. Columbus Mayor Rob- he said. Facilities outside Co- ert Smith was skeptical Ward 4 Columbus lumbus include: the An- Offices: on Tuesday of supervi- Councilman Marty Turn- derson Grove, Artesia, sors’ intention to meet er told The Dispatch in Crawford, Plum Grove, with city officials. He said a phone interview today Caledonia and Steens 221 Seventh Street North | Columbus, MS supervisors previously that he welcomes the community centers, as indicated the consultant split, adding he is “very well as Concord Park. 106B South Washington Street | Starkville, MS would meet with the city confident” the city can CLRA receives the during the study, but that effectively run its own bulk of its funding from never happened. As such, parks system without the Columbus and Lowndes 6834 Highway 69 South | Tuscaloosa, AL he said he doesn’t expect county’s help. County. The authority is the county to reach out to Further, he said the governed by a five-mem- the city now. supervisors’ decision ber board of directors, Smith also pointed to revealed a pattern with with two members ap- www.telott.com a letter seeking to work county action that cuts pointed by the city coun- with the county on hir- out Columbus from con- cil, two by the supervisors ing a consultant he sent sideration. and one jointly-appointed

If you don’t read The Dispatch, how are you gonna know? © The Dispatch COMING THURSDAY n WEEK 4: The Dispatch’s Prep Football Preview page returns SPORTS EDITOR SECTION Adam Minichino: 327-1297 SPORTS LINE Prep Preview 662-241-5000 B Sports THE DISPATCH n CDISPATCH.COM n WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2016 TENNIS: U.S. Open Another free pass for Djokovic at US Open when Tsonga stops BY HOWARD FENDRICH for the 10th consecutive year Vesely, withdrew from the tour- have three retirements on the fourth round. Playing steadi- The Associated Press when No. 9 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga nament with a sore left forearm. road to the semifinals.” ly, and with only a dose of the stopped because of a hurt left And then the man Djokovic was Tsonga said when the pain spectacular, Monfils reached NEW YORK — Normally, it knee Tuesday night. supposed to play in the third came Tuesday, “I knew it was his first major semifinal since takes wins in five full matches The first two sets of their round, Mikhail Youzhny, quit over for me straightaway.” 2008 by beating an error-prone to reach a Grand Slam semifi- quarterfinal went Djokovic’s after six games and only 31 “It’s already tough to play Pouille 6-4, 6-3, 6-3 in an all- nal. Novak Djokovic has made way, 6-3, 6-2. At the ensuing minutes with a strained left against one of the best tennis French quarterfinal. it that far at the U.S. Open by changeover, Tsonga was visited hamstring. players,” Tsonga said, “but For all of his deep runs at playing only two, because three by a trainer and had his left leg “I put myself in a position when I don’t have my knee, I Flushing Meadows, Djokov- opponents pulled out of the taped below the knee. again to be one match away have no chance to come back ic has won only two of his 12 tournament with injuries. They played one point to be- from the finals. As tournament from two sets to love.” Grand Slam titles at the hard- Djokovic, the No. 1 seed gin the third set: Tsonga dou- progresses, I feel like I’m get- On Friday, Djokovic will court tournament, in 2011 and and defending champion, once ble-faulted, then retired from ting better,” Djokovic said. “Of play No. 10 Gael Monfils, who 2015. again needed to put in very the match. course, this Grand Slam is very advanced earlier against No. He’s lost in four finals and little work, advancing to the fi- This came after Djokovic’s unique for me: I never experi- 24 Lucas Pouille, the man who three semifinals over the past nal four at Flushing Meadows second-round opponent, Jiri enced something like this — to eliminated Rafael Nadal in the decade.

COLLEGE FOOTBALL S. Carolina Bulldogs looks to build practice hard on victory on Labor Day BY PETE IACOBELLI BY BEN WAIT The Associated Press [email protected]

COLUMBIA, S.C. — New STARKVILLE — As Fred Ross coach Will Muschamp needed let the question sink in, he let out something positive early to re- a breath and shook his head. inforce the lessons he has been On Monday, the drilling into his young South Car- Mississippi State olina team since December. He football wide re- got it: a win. ceiver was asked After the second-half come- how the last two back against Vanderbilt to start days in practice had the season, Muschamp hopes the gone. Gamecocks can build on that suc- “It’s been tough cess heading to Mississippi State at practice because Ross this week. (MSU football “Anytime you have positives coach Dan) Mul- results, it makes it easier to have len’s been kind of some belief in what you’re trying hard on us,” the to do,” Muschamp said Tuesday. Chris McDill/Special to The Dispatch senior said. “I think “Positive feedback, regardless of Mississippi State junior quarterback Damian Williams (11) threw for 143 yards and a touch- that’s what we need. whether it’s football, the business down in the Bulldogs’ season-opening 21-20 loss to South Alabama at Davis Wade Stadium. A lot of young guys world or whatever you’re doing, on the team, we’ve you’ve got to have something pos- got to refocus and Holloway itive happen for you.” worry about South The challenge this time around Carolina.” for Muschamp and his staff is MSU was off Sunday, but they keeping his team’s edge heading STILL FEELING GOOD hit the practice fields hard Mon- into a more daunting contest. Yes, day (Labor Day) and Tuesday. South Carolina (1-0, 1-0 South- Players insist signs of life exist for Mississippi State offensive unit MSU is coming off a 21-20 loss to eastern Conference) finished a BY BEN WAIT GAME 2 we had some plays that af- South Alabama at home. MSU (0- disappointing 3-9 a year ago. And [email protected] fected us and some bad pen- 1, 0-0 Southeastern Conference) n South Caro- yes, the Gamecocks entered this plays host to South Carolina (1-0, lina at MSU, 6 alties and just some big plays season without its biggest offen- STARKVILLE — After a on defense. I think overall, 1-0) 6 p.m. Saturday (ESPN2) at first half filled with offensive p.m. Saturday sive and defensive playmakers (ESPN2, WKBB-FM 100.9) we really just didn’t play that Davis Wade Stadium to open SEC from a year ago receiver Pharoh highs, the Mississippi State bad.” play. Cooper now in the NFL and line- football team couldn’t repli- field goal and the final drive With quarterback Dak Mullen, who is 0-2 against cate that in the second half. backer Skai Moore injured. that resulted in a missed Prescott and big-play threat South Carolina in his eight sea- The Bulldogs only man- Still, the Gamecocks had Westin Graves field goal. wide receiver De’Runnya sons, said he liked Monday’s prac- enough to for their eighth win in aged a field goal in the sec- tice. He said it was physical and But Brandon Holloway Wilson gone, questions about a row over Vanderbilt. ond half against South Al- the offense were asked often guys were working hard. doesn’t think the inconsis- South Carolina rallied from abama en route to a 21-20 in the offseason. The first However, that doesn’t mean it is 10-0 down behind quarterback loss Saturday at Davis Wade tency in the two halves is that game didn’t answer those going to translate into the game. Perry Orth and kicker Elliott Fry Stadium to open the season. big of a deal moving forward. questions. “We have a chance, but it’s not made a career-best 55-yard field The offense fell into a rut and “I don’t think it was nec- MSU’s offense looks to a guarantee,” Mullen said. “I can goal in the closing seconds for a didn’t do much outside of a essarily that bad,” said the get on track as MSU (0-1, guarantee if you don’t practice See GAMECOCKS, 2B the drive that resulted in the senior running back. “I think See MSU, 2B See NOTEBOOK, 3B

JUNIOR COLLEGE FOOTBALL EMCC begins season for real Thursday he East Mississippi Com- The contest was called with title. munity College football less than a minute left in the The hopes for a third Tprogram has finally paid first half. EMCC was awarded straight National Junior the bill in full. a 48-0 victory. College Athletic Association The Lions had re- From that night national championship were mained in a time warp on, the program has also dashed. since the end of the been working its way 2015 regular season. through unchartered On the final night of territory. Long time to pass that season, players The Mississippi Players and coaches then from EMCC and Mis- Association of Commu- lived through an off-season of sissippi Delta Com- nity and Junior Colleges scrutiny with many wondering munity College were Scott Walters banned EMCC from the about the future of coach Bud- involved in a bench- playoffs. After winning dy Stephens and the overall EMCC Media Relations/Courtesy JucoWeekly.org es-clearing brawl. The MACJC state titles in direction of the program. East Mississippi Community College freshman linebacker Jay John- 10-minute skirmish saw both 2013 and 2014, EMCC was not The playoffs were held and son (16) makes a stop against Jones Junior College in the opener. benches empty onto the field. allowed to play for last season’s See WALTERS, 2B 2B WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2016 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com

GAME 2: EAST MISSISSIPPI C.C. VS. MISS. GULF COAST C.C. Junior College Standings n WHEN: 7 p.m., Thursday North Division Overall W L W L PF PA n WHERE: A.L. May Memorial Stadium, Perkinston Holmes 0 0 1 0 48 40 n RECORDS: EMCC 0-1; Gulf Coast 0-1 Itawamba 0 0 1 0 23 12 n RADIO: WFCA-FM 107.9 (Jason Crowder, Charlie Win- Northeast 0 0 1 0 17 14 Northwest 0 0 1 0 40 17 field, Glen Beard) Coahoma 0 0 0 1 6 24 n LIVE AUDIO/VIDEO: www.emccathletics.com East Miss. 0 0 0 1 25 27 n NATIONAL RANKINGS: EMCC No. 12; Gulf Coast No. 17 Miss. Delta 0 0 0 1 0 44 South Division Overall n HEAD COACHES: EMCC — Buddy Stephens (76-12 in Miller Allen W L W L PF PA ninth season); Gulf Coast — Chad Huff (16-6 Co-Lin 0 0 1 0 44 0 in third season) EMCC (0-1) Gulf Coast (0-1) Jones 0 0 1 0 27 25 L, 27-25 at Jones L, 23-12 at Itawamba Southwest 0 0 1 0 24 6 n LAST MEETING: EMCC 42, Gulf Coast 21 S. 8 at Gulf Coast S. 8 hosts EMCC (11/1/14 in Scooba) East Central 0 0 0 1 40 48 S. 15 hosts Northeast S. 15 hosts Co-Lin Gulf Coast 0 0 0 1 12 23 n SERIES STANDINGS: EMCC has won six S. 22 at Itawamba S. 22 at East Central Hinds 0 0 0 1 17 40 of last eight series meetings, including four S. 29 hosts Miss. Delta S. 29 hosts Hinds Pearl River 0 0 0 1 14 17 straight O. 6 at Holmes O. 6 at Miss. Delta WEEK ONE RESULTS O. 15 hosts Northwest O. 13 at Southwest n STATISTICAL LEADERS: EMCC — Rush- Holmes 48, East Central 40 O. 20 at Coahoma O. 22 hosts Pearl River Northwest 40, Hinds 17 ing: Tyrell Price 12 rushes, 32 yards; Bri- O. 27 hosts Hinds O. 27 at Jones Northeast 17, Pearl River 14 eton Sykes 8 rushes, 15 yards; Passing: Southwest 24, Coahoma 6 Vijay Miller 22-of-37 passing, 3 TDs, 0 Ints.; Receiving: Raphael Leonard 4 receptions, Jones 27, EMCC 25 93 yards, 2 TDs, Calvin Keys 6 receptions, 59 yards; Defense: Dakota Allen 16 tackles, Itawamba 23, Gulf Coast 12 1 Int.; Jay Johnson 12 tackles; Gulf Coast — Rushing: Ge’Vonte Jones 10 rushes, 27 Copiah-Lincoln 44, Miss. Delta 0 yards, Kalen Whitlow 12 rushes 26 yards; Passing: Kalen Whitlow 17-of-28 passing, 97 WEEK TWO SCHEDULE yards, 1 TD; Receiving: Jonathan Nance 6 receptions, 28 yards; Lester Wells 6 recep- Thursday’s Games tions, 22 yards, 1 TD; Defense: Isaiah Buggs 11 tackles, Vaughnte Dorsey 11 tackles Itawamba at Hinds, 6:30 p.m. Northeast at East Central, 6:30 p.m. n FAST FACTS: EMCC fell from first to 12th in the NJCAA rankings after opening the sea- Pearl River at Northwest, 6:30 p.m. son with a 27-25 loss at Jones Junior College ... It is the first time EMCC has fallen from Southwest at Holmes, 6:30 p.m. the Top 10 since the 2012 season ... EMCC played the contest with 32 players due to Coahoma at Copiah-Lincoln, 7 p.m. MACJC suspensions ... The full roster will be available for this contest ... It was EMCC’s EMCC at Gulf Coast, 7 p.m. first loss in a season opener since 2010 ... Gulf Coast fell from fourth to 17th after Jones at Miss. Delta, 7 p.m. losing its season opener at Itawamba Community College ... For EMCC, Florida State transfer De’Andre Johnson is expected to make his first start at quarterback for the Lions ... Former Starkville High standout and Florida Atlantic University transfer Raphael Leonard caught two touchdowns passes from freshman Vijay Miller in the opener ... Texas Tech transfer Dakota Allen had a team-high 16 tackles and an interception for EMCC.

—Scott Walters Walters Continued from Page 1B rival Northwest Mississippi Com- at No. 17 Mississippi Gulf Coast both teams to stay in the hunt. munity College took advantage of Community College. In the latest NJCAA rankings, EMCC’s absence to win both the Gulf Coast began fourth in the Copiah-Lincoln Community Col- MACJC and NJCAA titles. nation but also free-fell after falling lege is fourth; Northwest is sixth; Recruiting did not take a hit 23-12 to Itawamba Community Itawamba Community College is with EMCC again taking in the College in the season opener. 11th and Jones is 15th. state’s best talent and also getting a EMCC has already played Jones. huge boost with multiple transfers The Lions play at Gulf Coast, play from NCAA Division I programs. Wanting revenge at Itawamba and play host to North- In July, Netflix unveiled “Last EMCC is out to blood. The Lions west. A potential matchup with Co- Chance U,” a six-part documentary have always wanted to be better Lin could take place in the playoffs. giving a behind-the-scenes look than and win bigger than anyone Jones has one of the weaker at the program. The series again else. Now with the feeling that schedules in the state, so the good brought the lowlights of last season the MACJC is out to get them, the news is the Bobcats should have to the forefront. high-octane offense will now really staying power in the rankings. In August, players and coaches be ready go full-throttle. When the strength of schedule were ready to move on. Apparently, It was a major plus that the and computer rankings are added the nation was too, with EMCC national pollsters overlooked last to the poll in the fourth week of the beginning the season ranked No. 1 season’s ending and ranked EMCC season then EMCC’s numbers will in the nation for the fourth time in No. 1. It was a major negative the jump even higher. It appears the five seasons. squad fell 11 spots after playing a MACJC North Division is much Still, there was one last sur- game in which defensive lineman stronger this season, which also charge. Returning players who had to switch to the offensive line bodes well for the Lions. participated in the brawl could not in the middle of the game. There is little question the talent dress for this year’s season-opener. A year ago, EMCC also began level is high. Junior college insid- With only 32 players dressed first in the nation but fell to seventh ers indicate this is Stephens’ best out, EMCC battled hard but fell to after a second-week loss at Copi- team. Even with slightly more than Jones County Junior College 27-25 ah-Lincoln Community College. half the roster, a fumble on the last Thursday in Ellisville. EMCC caught the right breaks and 3-yard line is the only thing that Many felt the regional directors had muscled its way to third in the kept EMCC from victory. who vote on the NJCAA panel rankings before the brawl ended After a long long wait, the sea- would not penalize EMCC too the season. son begins for real Thursday night. harshly for losing a game with This year, EMCC will again be Gulf Coast will present quite the slightly better than half a team. working its way from the ground challenge. Those people were wrong. up. The goal of the program is now In the last 10 months, EMCC EMCC fell to 12th in the simple - win a national champion- has paid an extremely large price rankings - its first week outside of ship. The belief is ever year that for a fight it didn’t start. Fortunate- the Top 10 for the first time since can happen. ly, the debt is no longer in collec- back-to-back losses to end the 2012 However, for EMCC to win its tions. season. fourth title in six seasons, the mar- Scott Walters is a sports writer for Now with a full roster of players gin for error is indeed gone. The Dispatch. He may be reached at and coaches, EMCC begins its Thursday’s game with Gulf [email protected]. Follow him redemption tour Thursday night Coast is actually a must-win for on Twitter @dispatchscott. MSU Continued from Page 1B 0-0 Southeastern Confer- But when the Bulldogs fense (177 in the second week. ence) plays host South walked back on the field, half). MSU coach Dan Ross and Holloway Carolina (1-0, 1-0) 6 p.m. the intensity they had in Mullen said the Bulldogs praised Williams. Saturday (ESPN2) in the the first half didn’t show had eight explosive plays, “I think he played well. first SEC game of the sea- up. the minimum he wants in He made some big plays son. “I feel like we didn’t a game. and I definitely liked his The Bulldogs led 17-0 bring that intensity,” Ross “I think a little bit of shiftiness,” Holloway at halftime and had 205 said. our effort and execution said. yards of total offense. “The whole practice dropped in the second Offense wasn’t an issue Junior quarterback Da- everyone’s locked in. We half,” Mullen said. “The the last two seasons with mian Williams hit Ded- know that we can’t let up mental and physical Prescott, but he is gone drick Thomas for a 4-yard and we have to finish all toughness aspect of it is and it is up to Holloway touchdown and Holloway four quarters.” where it came from.” and Ross to step up to had a 7-yard touchdown. Ross led the SEC and Mullen started soph- lead this team against a Westin Graves made a 37- had a school record 88 omore Nick Fitzgerald rugged SEC schedule. yard field goal. Holloway catches for 1,007 yards at quarterback, but after Although the Bulldogs had 48 yards on 11 carries and five touchdowns last two-straight three-and- are young and that aided and five catches for 40 season. He had six catch- outs, he went to Williams. in the mistakes, Holloway yards. es for 34 yards Saturday. Williams made the most said it isn’t on them. It looked like the Bull- One of his catches was a of his opportunity and “If anything it’s real- dogs had found a rhythm bubble screen and he said was 20 of 28 for 143 yards ly the old guys. It’s up to and were going to roll to he didn’t make his defend- and one touchdown. He us to change the problem an easy win. But the of- er miss. Although it was led the Bulldogs with 93 and fix the problem and fense struggled in the one play, he said it cost yards rushing on 12 car- make sure that everybody second half. Senior wide them and he has been ries. is out there,” Holloway receiver Fred Ross felt working on being more Mullen said the quar- said. like the mood in the lock- explosive. terback battle is still un- Follow Dispatch sports er room at halftime was The Bulldogs finished decided and both will pre- writer Ben Wait on Twitter good. with 382 yards of total of- pare to go and play this @bcwait Gamecocks Continued from Page 1B 13-10 win. a lot. Orth said. “But Coach has been Mississippi State, who stunning- “Getting the first SEC road win preaching that we want this one as ly lost at home to South Alabama is huge for us,” Fry said. “Talk bad as we wanted the first one and 21-20 last week, will not be lacking about the buy-in factor, it ups it even about as bad as (Mississippi State) for incentive to open SEC play in a more for us.” wants this one. We’re going to go much stronger fashion. The first game may have clari- out there and prepare like we did “We’ll face a different team, obvi- fied the lingering issue at quarter- in the offseason and last week and ously, than we’ll see on film,” Mus- back, too. hopefully come out with the W.” champ said. “I told our players that Orth, a senior, completed just Orth will start again at Missis- when we met” on Monday. one pass for 12 yards in the opening sippi State, although Muschamp There’s a better chance the play- half as he split time with freshman said it’s likely McIlwain will play, ers paid more attention after the Brandon McIlwain as the Game- too. Vanderbilt win. cocks went scoreless. Orth played McIlwain looked dynamic at Fry, a senior, said the work put in the entire second half, completing times, yet had a crucial fumble in during the offseason was as intense 11 of 14 for 140 yards in the final two the second quarter after the Game- as any in his football career. He quarters in South Carolina’s rally. cocks drove inside Vandy’s 20-yard added that new coaches demanded “Our confidence is going up,” line. The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2016 3B

Monday’s Games Class 5A Pittsburgh at Washington, 6:10 p.m. School W-L Pts Prv BRIEFLY Baseball Los Angeles at San Francisco, 9:20 p.m. 1. Grenada (9) (3-0) 99 1 CALENDAR American League 2. Hattiesburg (1) (2-1) 74 3 East Division CFL 3. West Point (2-1) 66 2 Local W L Pct GB EAST DIVISION 4. Oxford (2-1) 59 4 Prep Football Toronto 77 61 .558 — W L T Pts PF PA 5. Picayune (2-0) 37 NR Heritage Academy soccer knocks off Kemper Academy Friday’s Games Boston 77 61 .558 — Ottawa 5 4 1 11 262 255 Others receiving votes: Laurel 36, South Jones Baltimore 76 62 .551 1 Hamilton 5 5 0 10 312 269 9, West Jones 8, Vicksburg 6, Stone County 6. Haley Barker scored two goals Tuesday afternoon to lift the Heri- West Point at Columbus, 7 p.m. New York 72 65 .526 4½ Toronto 4 6 0 8 237 285 tage Academy girls’ soccer team to a 2-1 victory against Kirk Academy Tampa Bay 58 79 .423 18½ Montreal 3 7 0 6 205 237 Class 4A Caledonia at Okolona, 7 p.m. Central Division WEST DIVISION School W-L Pts Prv at home. W L Pct GB W L T Pts PF PA 1. St. Stanislaus (8) (3-0) 98 1 n Central Academy softball wins: At DeKalb, the Lady Vikings West Lowndes at Biggersville, 7 p.m. Cleveland 79 58 .577 — Calgary 8 1 1 17 323 209 2. Noxubee County (1) (2-1) 82 2 Detroit 75 63 .543 4½ B.C. 7 3 0 14 280 246 3. Pontotoc (1) (3-0) 67 5 shut out Kemper Academy 15-0 in softball action Tuesday night. Meridian at Noxubee County, 7 p.m. Kansas City 72 66 .522 7½ Winnipeg 6 4 0 12 259 229 4. Senatobia (2-1) 49 4 Central Academy (10-3, 5-0 district) received three singles from Aberdeen at Calhoun City, 7 p.m. Chicago 66 72 .478 13½ Edmonton 5 5 0 10 296 292 5. Moss Point (2-1) 43 3 Allie Beth Rigdon, two singles each from Kelsey Robbins and Ashly Minnesota 51 88 .367 29 Saskatchewan 1 9 0 2 195 347 Others receiving votes: West Lauderdale 16, Louisville at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. West Division Itawamba 14, Tishomingo County 13, Poplar- Brown and one single from Savanah Stapleton. W L Pct GB Friday’s Game ville 12, South Pike 6. New Albany at Amory, 7 p.m. Texas 83 56 .597 — Montreal at BC, 9 p.m. Rigdon was the winning pitcher for Central Academy. She pitched Houston 74 64 .536 8½ Saturday’s Games Class 3A four innings, allowing two hits with six strikeouts. East Webster at Coffeeville, 7 p.m. Seattle 70 68 .507 12½ Saskatchewan at Winnipeg, 3 p.m. School W-L Pts Prv n Los Angeles 62 76 .449 20½ Calgary at Edmonton, 6 p.m. 1. Charleston (8) (3-0) 96 1 Thomas commitment delayed: Due to some issues, the com- Lee Academy at Heritage Academy, 7 p.m. Oakland 59 79 .428 23½ Sunday’s Game 2. Hazlehurst (1) (3-0) 82 T2 mitment of New Hope High School senior basketball player Terryonte Tupelo Christian Prep at Columbus Christian, 7 Tuesday’s Games Hamilton at Toronto, 3:30 p.m. 3. Raleigh (1) (3-0) 78 T2 Thomas has been delayed and will be announced at a later date. N.Y. Yankees 7, Toronto 6 4. Kemper County (2-1) 62 4 p.m. Houston 4, Cleveland 3 AP Top 25 5. Tylertown (3-0) 54 5 Baltimore 11, Tampa Bay 2 The Top 25 teams in The Associated Press Others receiving votes: East Side 14, Philadel- Lamar School at Starkville Academy, 7 p.m. Chicago White Sox 2, Detroit 0 college football poll, with first-place votes in phia 8, West Marion 6, Kansas City 10, Minnesota 3 parentheses, records through Sept. 5, total Mississippi State West Memphis Christian at Oak Hill Academy, 7 Oakland 3, L.A. Angels 2 points based on 25 points for a first-place vote Class 2A Boston 5, San Diego 1 through one point for a 25th-place vote, and School W-L Pts Prv Soccer’s de Souza earns conference award p.m. Texas 10, Seattle 7 previous ranking: 1. East Webster (6) (3-0) 94 3 STARKVILLE — After collecting nine saves in Mississippi State’s Today’s Games Record Pts Pv 2. Bassfield (4) (2-1) 90 1 Wayne Academy at Winston Academy, 7 p.m. Baltimore (Bundy 8-5) at Tampa Bay (Smyly 1. Alabama (54) 1-0 1,518 1 3. Calhoun City (2-1) 71 4 double-overtime win against South Alabama on Friday, junior Tanya de 6-11), 12:10 p.m. 2. Clemson (2) 1-0 1,416 2 4. Bay Springs (2-1) 50 2 Central Academy at Hebron Christian, 7 p.m. Detroit (Sanchez 7-13) at Chicago White Sox 3. Florida St. (4) 1-0 1,413 4 Souza has claimed her first Southeastern Conference Defensive Player (Quintana 11-10), 1:10 p.m. 5. Eupora (3-0) 43 NR 4. Ohio St. 1-0 1,324 6 Others receiving votes: Enterprise Clarke 12, of the Week honor, the league office announced Tuesday afternoon. Victory Christian at Russell Christian, 7 p.m. L.A. Angels (Meyer 0-1) at Oakland (Cotton 5. Michigan (1) 1-0 1,261 7 0-0), 2:35 p.m. Madison St. Joseph 12, Heidelberg 8, West De Souza is the first MSU goalkeeper to win the defensive acco- Marion at Aliceville, 7 p.m. 6. Houston 1-0 1,243 15 Tallahatchie 8, Union 6, East Marion 6. Toronto (Stroman 9-6) at N.Y. Yankees (Mitchell 7. Stanford 1-0 1,140 8 0-0), 6:05 p.m. lade since Skylar Rosson did it on Oct. 17, 2011. Lamar County at Mars Hill Bible, 7 p.m. 8. Washington 1-0 884 14 Class 1A Houston (Fister 12-10) at Cleveland (Carrasco 9. Georgia 1-0 877 18 “This is a huge honor and I’m so proud to earn this award,” de 10-7), 6:10 p.m. School W-L Pts Prv Pickens County at Marion County, 7 p.m. 10. Wisconsin 1-0 759 NR 1. Simmons (9) (3-0) 99 1 Souza said. “My mother and little brothers watch everyone of my games Kansas City (Duffy 11-2) at Minnesota (Gibson 11. Texas 1-0 743 NR South Lamar at Berry, 7 p.m. 5-9), 7:10 p.m. 2. Resurrection Catholic (2-1) 86 2 back home in France, so anytime I perform well is a reward for them Boston (Price 14-8) at San Diego (Cosart 0-2), 12. Michigan St. 1-0 722 12 3. Smithville (1) (3-0) 72 3 Escambia Academy at Pickens Academy, 7 p.m. 8:10 p.m. 13. Louisville 1-0 686 19 (tie) Nanih Waiya (2-1) 72 4 staying up until 2:30 in the morning to see me play.” Texas (Griffin 7-3) at Seattle (Miranda 2-1), 14. Oklahoma 0-1 664 3 5. Shaw (2-1) 46 5 De Souza provided a game-saving stop in the 84th minute, as the 9:10 p.m. 15. TCU 1-0 635 13 Others receiving votes: West Lowndes 13, 16. Iowa 1-0 588 17 junior blocked a Rio Hardy penalty kick to preserve the 1-1 tie. In the Prep Softball Thursday’s Games Lumberton 12. Thursday’s Games Houston at Cleveland, 11:10 a.m. 17. Tennessee 1-0 573 9 101st minute, MSU finally knocked USA off as freshman McKenna de Tampa Bay at N.Y. Yankees, 6:05 p.m. 18. Notre Dame 0-1 528 10 Class Private Schools Texas at Seattle, 9:10 p.m. 19. Mississippi 0-1 493 11 School W-L Pts Prv Graaf scored the game-winner. The win for State was the first road Hebron Christian at Columbus Christian, 4 p.m. 20. Texas A&M 1-0 477 NR 1. Jackson Prep (9) (3-0) 99 1 overtime win for the program since 2004. National League 21. LSU 0-1 423 5 Columbus at Holmes County (DH), 5 p.m. 22. Oklahoma St. 1-0 409 21 2. Presbyterian Christian (1) (3-0) 78 4 n East Division 3. Madison-Ridgeland Aca.(3-1) 73 3 Men’s basketball completes schedule: At Starkville, the Holmes County Central at Starkville High, 5 p.m. W L Pct GB 23. Baylor 1-0 296 23 24. Oregon 1-0 242 24 4. Jackson Aca. (2-1) 60 2 second year of the Ben Howland era welcomes Alabama to Humphrey Washington 81 57 .587 — 5. Lamar School (3-1) 28 NR Louisville at Caledonia, 6 p.m. New York 73 66 .525 8½ 25. Miami 1-0 137 NR Coliseum on Tuesday, Jan. 3 to officially usher in the 2017 SEC slate. Others receiving votes: Florida 117, UCLA Others receiving votes: Copiah Aca. 20, Oak Miami 68 71 .489 13½ Forest, La. 15, Indianola Aca. 8, St. Joseph, Mississippi State’s 18-game ledger features home and away Amory at South Pontotoc, 6:30 p.m. Philadelphia 62 76 .449 19 62, Boise St. 50, Utah 43, San Diego St. 37, North Carolina 23, Auburn 13, Nebraska 13, Greenville 7, Greenville Christian 6, Parklane Atlanta 54 85 .388 27½ Aca. 6. matchups with the Crimson Tide, LSU, Tennessee, South Carolina and Saturday’s Games Central Division Pittsburgh 7, BYU 5, Navy 2, Colorado 1, West Virginia 1. Ole Miss. Caledonia, Columbus at Houston Tournament W L Pct GB All Associated Press members in Mississippi Chicago 89 49 .645 — are eligible to participate in the high school It’s a schedule that also features the return to CBS for the first time St. Louis 73 64 .533 15½ Amway Coaches Top 25 Amory, New Hope at Nettleton Tournament The Amway Top 25 football coaches poll, football poll. Those who voted for this week’s since 2012 when Texas A&M visits the Hump for a noon showdown on Pittsburgh 67 69 .493 21 poll are: The Chronicle, Laurel; Bolivar Oak Hill Academy at Carroll Academy Tournament Milwaukee 61 77 .442 28 with first-place votes in parentheses, records Jan. 14. through Sept. 5, total points based on 25 points Commercial, Cleveland; The Sun-Herald, Bi- Cincinnati 57 80 .416 31½ loxi-Gulfport; The Hattiesburg Post, Hatties- “It’s both a very challenging and exciting schedule in the SEC,” said West Division for first place through one point for 25th, and Prep Volleyball previous ranking: burg; The Meridian Star, Meridian; Mississippi W L Pct GB Press-Register, Pascagoula; The Vicksburg Howland, who landed the nations No. 4 recruiting class. “We have five Los Angeles 78 60 .565 — Record Pts Pvs Thursday’s Matches 1. Alabama (62) 1-0 1598 1 Post, Vicksburg; WCBI-TV, Columbus; WT- different home-and-homes with extremely strong programs, and the San Francisco 74 64 .536 4 VA-TV, Tupelo; WJTV, Jackson. New Hope at Pontotoc, 6 p.m. Colorado 66 72 .478 12 2. Clemson (2) 1-0 1513 2 other eight games are equally as tough. I’m excited and looking forward Arizona 58 80 .420 20 3. Florida State 1-0 1454 4 to the challenge of competing against the best teams in the SEC.” Columbus at Aberdeen, 6 p.m. San Diego 57 81 .413 21 4. Ohio State 1-0 1424 5 5. Stanford 1-0 1284 7 Soccer The other home games feature perennial power Kentucky, Tuesday’s Games Starkville High at Murrah, 6 p.m. St. Louis 9, Pittsburgh 7 6. Michigan 1-0 1261 8 MLS Missouri, Florida. Washington 9, Atlanta 7 7. Houston 1-0 1213 13 West Lowndes at Pisgah, 6:30 p.m. 8. Michigan State 1-0 1027 11 Today’s Games N.Y. Mets 5, Cincinnati 3 Orlando City at Montreal, 6:30 p.m. On the road, MSU travels to Georgia, Auburn, Arkansas and Philadelphia 4, Miami 3 9. Georgia 1-0 934 16 Sulligent at Caledonia, 6:30 p.m. 10. Iowa 1-0 797 15 Los Angeles at Real Salt Lake, 8:30 p.m. Vanderbilt. Milwaukee 12, Chicago Cubs 5 Friday’s Game San Francisco 3, Colorado 2 11. Washington 1-0 782 18 Amory at Lafayette, 6:30 p.m. 12. TCU 1-0 719 14 Houston at Sporting Kansas City, 7 p.m. Boston 5, San Diego 1 Saturday’s Games L.A. Dodgers 5, Arizona 2 13. Oklahoma 0-1 707 3 14. Tennessee 1-0 657 10 Vancouver at Columbus, 5 p.m. Ole Miss College Football Today’s Games Montreal at Philadelphia, 6 p.m. N.Y. Mets (Syndergaard 12-8) at Cincinnati (De- 15. Louisville 1-0 635 23 Saturday’s Games 16. Wisconsin 1-0 583 NR New York City FC at New England, 7 p.m. Men’s basketball announces complete schedule Sclafani 8-2), 11:35 a.m. Toronto FC at Chicago, 7:30 p.m. Atlanta (Foltynewicz 8-5) at Washington (Stras- 17. Oklahoma State 1-0 555 19 OXFORD — Ole Miss finalized its 2016-17 schedule Tuesday, as Western Kentucky at Alabama, 2:30 p.m. 18. Mississippi 0-1 534 12 Colorado at FC Dallas, 8 p.m. burg 15-4), 6:05 p.m. Real Salt Lake at Portland, 9:30 p.m. Wofford at Ole Miss, 3 p.m. St. Louis (Leake 9-9) at Pittsburgh (Taillon 3-4), 19. Baylor 1-0 481 21 the Southeastern Conference office announced the ‘16-17 league slate. 20. Texas 1-0 439 NR Seattle at San Jose, 9:30 p.m. 6:05 p.m. Sunday’s Games The Rebels will open conference play at The Pavilion at Ole Miss South Carolina at Mississippi State, 6 p.m. Philadelphia (Hellickson 10-8) at Miami (Cash- 21. Notre Dame 0-1 426 9 22. LSU 0-1 418 6 D.C. United at New York, Noon Dec. 29 when they welcome the Kentucky Wildcats to Oxford (ESPN2, ner 4-11), 6:10 p.m. Orlando City at Los Angeles, 6 p.m. Savannah State at Southern Mississippi, 6 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Montgomery 4-5) at Milwaukee 23. Oregon 1-0 385 22 6 p.m.). This marks just the fifth time in the last 19 years Ole Miss will (Garza 5-6), 7:10 p.m. 24. Texas A&M 1-0 302 NR open SEC play at home and the third-straight season the Rebels will College Cross Country San Francisco (Suarez 3-3) at Colorado (De La 25. Florida 1-0 182 25 Tennis Rosa 8-7), 7:40 p.m. Others receiving votes: Miami (Fla.) 108; North open conference action with the Wildcats. Friday’s Meets Boston (Price 14-8) at San Diego (Cosart 0-2), Carolina 62; Utah 61; Boise State 52; UCLA 38; Nebraska 37; Arkansas 21; Auburn 16; Brigham U.S. Open Results Ole Miss will play five home-and-home games, four home games 8:10 p.m. Tuesday Alabama at Chattanooga Invitational Arizona (Ray 7-12) at L.A. Dodgers (Stewart Young 15; San Diego State 12; Western Ken- and four road games as part of the 18-game league schedule. The tucky 11; Navy 10; Pittsburgh 9; West Virginia At The USTA Billie Jean King National 0-2), 9:10 p.m. Tennis Center Ole Miss, Southern Mississippi at Ole Miss Rebel Thursday’s Games 8; North Carolina State 7; Southern California Rebels’ five home-and-home opponents this season are Auburn, 6; South Florida 5; Duke 4; South Alabama 3; New York Invitational Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 6:05 p.m. Purse: $46.3 million (Grand Slam) Mississippi State, Missouri, South Carolina and Tennessee with all 18 Philadelphia at Washington, 6:05 p.m. Southern Mississippi 2; Appalachian State 1; Colorado 1; Toledo 1. Surface: Hard-Outdoor league games televised as part of the SEC’s TV contract with ESPN. College Soccer Milwaukee at St. Louis, 6:15 p.m. Singles Following the SEC opener against UK, the Rebels hit the road for a Colorado at San Diego, 9:10 p.m. Prep Rankings Men Quarterfinals two-game swing at Florida Jan. 3 (ESPNU, 6 p.m.) and at Auburn Jan. Friday’s Matches Here are Mississippi’s top high school football Basketball teams in each class as selected by a panel of Gael Monfils (10), France, def. Lucas Pouille 7 (SEC Network, 5 p.m.). Ole Miss returns home Jan. 11 to host the Lamar at Southern Mississippi, 4 p.m. Associated Press state sports writers. (24), France, 6-4, 6-3, 6-3. Novak Djokovic (1), Serbia, def. Jo-Wilfried Georgia Bulldogs (ESPNU, 6 p.m.) before heading to Columbia, South Arkansas at Mississippi State, 7 p.m. WNBA Tuesday’s Games Class Overall Tsonga (9), France, 6-3, 6-2, retired. Carolina to face the Gamecocks Jan. 14 (ESPNU, 5:30 p.m.). A home Alabama at Tennessee, 7 p.m. Atlanta 91, Phoenix 87 School W-L Pts Prv Women— Quarterfinals game against Tennessee Jan 17. ( SEC Network, 8 p.m.) and a road Indiana 71, San Antonio 69 1. Clinton (10) (3-0) 100 2 Angelique Kerber (2), Germany, def. Roberta Missouri at Ole Miss, 7 p.m. Minnesota 77, Los Angeles 74 2. Brandon (2-1) 85 1 Vinci (7), Italy, 7-5, 6-0. game at Missouri Jan. 21 (SEC Network, 2:30 p.m.) follow before Ole Today’s Games 3. Starkville (3-0) 75 3 Caroline Wozniacki, Denmark, def. Anastasija Miss closes out the month with three-straight home contests against Seattle at New York, 6 p.m. 4. St. Stanislaus (3-0) 56 5 Sevastova, Latvia, 6-0, 6-2. College Volleyball Chicago at Washington, 6 p.m. 5. Warren Central (3-0) 43 8 Doubles — Men — Quarterfinals Texas A&M Jan. 25 (ESPN2, 6:30 p.m.), Baylor Jan. 28 (ESPN2, 5 p.m.) Friday’s Matches (tie)Grenada (3-0) 43 9 Feliciano Lopez and Marc Lopez (8), Spain, def. and Mississippi State Jan. 31 (SEC Network, 6 p.m.). 7. Noxubee County (2-1) 35 7 Bob and Mike Bryan (3), United States, 7-6 (2), Northwestern State at Alabama, 10 a.m. Football 8. West Point (2-1) 32 4 4-6, 6-3. Ole Miss starts February with back-to-back road games at Vander- 9. Gulfport (2-1) 21 6 Women — Quarterfinals Mississippi State at Kansas State, noon NFL 10. Jackson Prep (3-0) 15 10 Bethanie Mattek-Sands, United States, and bilt Feb. 4 (ESPNU, 2 p.m.) and Tennessee Feb. 8 (SEC Network, 5:30 Thursday’s Game Others receiving votes: Oxford 9, Hattiesburg Lucie Safarova (12), Czech Republic, def. p.m.) before two-straight home contests against Auburn Feb. 11 (SEC Ole Miss at Lipscomb, 12:30 p.m. Carolina at Denver, 7:30 p.m. 9, Tupelo 6, Picayune 6, Charleston 5, South Asia Muhammad and Taylor Townsend, United Sunday’s Games Jones 4, West Jones 3, Northwest Rankin 2, States, 6-1, 6-2. Network, 5 p.m.) and LSU Feb. 14 (SEC Network, 8 p.m.). Road games Southern Mississippi at Alabama, 1 p.m. Tampa Bay at Atlanta, Noon. Petal 1. Ekaterina Makarova and Elena Vesnina (5), at Arkansas Feb. 18 (SEC Network, 5 p.m.), at Mississippi State Feb. Ole Miss vs. Virginia Tech (Nashville, TN), 4:30 Buffalo at Baltimore, Noon. Russia, def. Andreja Klepac and Katarina Sre- 21 (ESPN2, 8 p.m.) and at Alabama March 1 (SEC Network, 7:30 p.m.) Chicago at Houston, Noon. Class 6A botnik (13), Slovenia, 6-4, 6-2. p.m. Green Bay at Jacksonville, Noon. School W-L Pts Prv Caroline Garcia and Kristina Mladenovic (1), are sandwiched around a home game versus Missouri Feb. 25 (SEC San Diego at Kansas City, Noon. 1. Clinton (10) (3-0) 100 2 France, def. Sania Mirza, India, and Barbora Mississippi State vs. Loyola (Manhattan, KS), 5 Oakland at New Orleans, Noon. 2. Brandon (2-1) 86 1 Strycova (7), Czech Republic, 7-6 (3), 6-1. Network, 2:30 p.m.). Cincinnati at N.Y. Jets, Noon. 3. Starkville (3-0) 82 3 Mixed — Quarterfinals The Rebels close out the 2017 conference slate March 4 at home p.m. Cleveland at Philadelphia, Noon. 4. Warren Central (3-0) 72 5 Laura Siegemund, Germany, and Mate Pavic, Minnesota at Tennessee, Noon. 5. Gulfport (2-1) 30 4 Croatia, def. Nicole Gibbs and Dennis Novikov, against South Carolina (SEC Network, 7:30 p.m.) before heading to Southern Mississippi vs. Northwestern State Miami at Seattle, 3:05 p.m. Others receiving votes: Hancock 6, Petal 6, Me- United States, 6-2, 7-6 (2). Nashville, Tennessee for the SEC Tournament March 8-12. N.Y. Giants at Dallas, 3:25 p.m. ridian 6, Tupelo 6, Northwest Rankin 6. Chan Yung-jan, Taiwan, and Nenad Zimonjic, (Tuscaloosa, AL), 5:30 p.m. Detroit at Indianapolis, 3:25 p.m. Serbia, def. Yaroslava Shvedova, Kazakhstan, Ole Miss opens the 2016-17 regular season in The Pavilion Nov. New England at Arizona, 7:30 p.m. and Bruno Soares (2), Brazil, 1-6, 6-3, 13-11. 11 against UT-Martin before hosting UMass Nov. 14 The Rebels then Southern Mississippi at Alabama, 7 p.m. head to St. Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands for the Paradise Jam Nov. Junior College Soccer 18-21. Ole Miss will face Oral Roberts in the opening round Nov. 18 Today’s Match and either Loyola or Saint Joseph’s Nov. 19. A possible matchup with either Creighton or N.C. State awaits the Rebels in the championship Men: Itawamba at Oxford College of Emory, 4:30 Notebook game Nov. 21. p.m. Continued from Page 1B The Rebels return home for three-straight games against Montana Friday’s Matches Nov. 24, Middle Tennessee Nov. 30 and Memphis Dec. 3 (ESPNU, 9 Women: Itawamba at Hinds, 5 p.m. well you won’t play well. If you prac- Mullen said. “A lot of guys are in p.m.) before hitting the road again for a game at Virginia Tech Dec. 11. Men: Itawamba at Hinds, 7 p.m. tice really well, then you’ve got to new roles. There’s a bunch of guys n Volleyball beats Arkansas State: At Oxford, Arkansas State translate it over to the game. You that are in roles that they weren’t ex- was a top-20 RPI and NCAA Tournament team in 2015 and they returned just about everybody from last year, but the Ole Miss volleyball ON THE AIR have the opportunity to do that, but pecting to be in and we weren’t ex- team was up for the challenge Tuesday night at The Pavilion at Ole you certainly don’t have an opportu- pecting them to be in even during or Miss, coming away with a 3-1 win to remain undefeated at 7-0. Today nity the other way.” coming out of training camp. They The Rebels got off to a hot start, hitting .455 in the first set to win it MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Senior running back Brandon adjusted well to it and we need to 25-17 and take the early momentum. They never let up dominating the 2:30 p.m. — L.A. Angels at Oakland, MLB Holloway said the mood of the team see continual improvement out of second set 25-14 to go into the locker room at the break up 2-0. Network Arkansas State rebounded in the third set, hitting .294 stay alive has been good in the two days of those guys on the back end of tak- 6 p.m. — St. Louis at Pittsburgh, ESPN for at least one more set. The Red Wolves built a 10-6 lead early and practice. He said the team needs to ing steps forward.” increased it to seven (19-12) late. They held on for 25-20 to force a 6 p.m. — Atlanta at Washington, Fox Sports Southeast worry about getting back to playing Sophomore safety Jamal Peters fourth set. like MSU teams have in the past. practiced at cornerback last week, Not wanting to go to a fifth set in back-to-back matches, Ole 9 p.m. — Texas at Seattle, ESPN Miss raced out to a quick 10-4 lead in set four and never looked back, PARALYMPICS The response has been well. but didn’t play defense. He only winning it 25-16 to close out the win. 6 p.m. — 2016 Rio Summer Games, Opening “You only have two options: you played on special teams. Redshirt Ceremony, at Rio de Janeiro, NBC Sports Network either lay down or you get up and freshman Maurice Smitherman, Alabama SOCCER find a way to fix it and I think that’s who practiced at cornerback in the 6:55 p.m. — NWSL, Chicago at FC Kansas City, what we’ve done,” Holloway said. spring and made the move to safety Schedule finalized for men’s basketball FS1 TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – Alabama will open the conference portion “People are out there trying to fix in the fall, didn’t play defense either. of its schedule at Mississippi State on Tuesday, Jan. 3, followed by TENNIS the problem.” Mullen didn’t give an answer as playing three of its next four league games in Coleman Coliseum, as 11 a.m. — U.S. Open, Men’s & Women’s Although the last two days of why the two didn’t play defense. He semifinals, at New York, ESPN the Southeastern Conference unveiled the 2017 men’s basketball practice have been intense, Ross said they could play defense if they composite league schedule and TV selections on Tuesday. 6 p.m. — U.S. Open, Men’s & Women’s The Crimson Tide has 18 games on its league slate in addition to semifinals, at New York, ESPN2 said it has been good and eye open- have a good week of practice. 12-game non-conference schedule, which was announced in late July. ing. He said veteran players and Alabama is slated to play eight games on the ESPN family of networks, Thursday young players alike have responded COLLEGE FOOTBALL 10 games on the SEC Network and one contest on CBS during the well. Healthy moving forward 6 p.m. — Incarnate Word at Northwestern State, Mullen said he doesn’t expect in- conference portion of its schedule. “Guys are going harder in prac- The Tide’s home-and-home opponents for the upcoming season American Sports Network juries to be a problem. tice, guys kind of know what they’re include Mississippi State (Tuesday, Jan. 3 on SEC Network in Starkville, HOCKEY Along with Cleveland and Jiles Miss., and Saturday, Jan. 28 on SEC Network in Tuscaloosa), LSU job is and they know how they’ve 7 p.m. — World Cup of Hockey (Exhibition), North being out, senior defensive lineman (Saturday, Jan. 14 on SEC Network in Baton Rouge, La., and Saturday, America vs. Europe, at Quebec City, ESPN2 got to do it and why they’ve got to Will Coleman (lower back) missed Feb. 18 on SEC Network in Tuscaloosa), Missouri (Wednesday, Jan. 18 GOLF do it,” Ross said. on ESPNU in Tuscaloosa and Wednesday, Feb. 15 on SEC Network 4:30 a.m. — European PGA Tour, KLM Open, last week. Mullen said last week he in Columbia, Mo.), Auburn (Saturday, Jan. 21 on ESPN or ESPN2 at first round, at Spijk, Netherlands, TGC was going to be out for at least two Auburn and Saturday, Feb. 4 on SEC Network in Tuscaloosa) and weeks. Georgia (Wednesday, Jan. 25 on ESPNU in Athens, Ga., and Thursday, 8:30 a.m. — European PGA Tour, KLM Open, Secondary issues Feb. 23 on ESPN or ESPN2 in Tuscaloosa). first round, at Spijk, Netherlands, TGC Mullen didn’t pinpoint the issues Mullen said no new injuries arose In addition to playing three of its first five contests in Tuscaloosa, 11:30 a.m. — Web.com Tour, DAP in the secondary. in the loss to the Jaguars. the Tide will close the year with another stretch of three home contests Championship, first round, at Beachwood, Ohio, He said there are issues with both Senior defensive lineman Nick over its final five league games. TGC the cornerbacks and safeties. MSU James and sophomore wide receiv- Along with its home-and-home contests, the Tide will have a solid 2 p.m. — PGA Tour, BMW Championship, first home schedule, which includes Vanderbilt (Saturday, Jan. 7 on ES- allowed South Alabama to pass for er Malik Dear were suspended last round, at Carmel, Indiana, TGC 285 yards. Dallas Davis was 24 of week for a violation of team rules. PNU), Florida (Tuesday, Jan. 10 on ESPNU), Kentucky (Saturday, Feb. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 11 on CBS) and Ole Miss (Wednesday, March 1 on SEC Network). 34 with two touchdowns, including Freshman defensive lineman Jef- Additional road games will consist of Arkansas (Wednesday, Feb. 6 p.m. — Milwaukee at St. Louis, Fox Sports Midwest the 4-yard go-ahead touchdown to fery Simmons served his one game 1 on SEC Network), South Carolina (Tuesday, Feb. 7 on SEC Network), Gerald Everett with 57 seconds re- suspension last week. Texas A&M (Saturday, Feb. 25 on ESPN or ESPN2) and Tennessee NFL (Saturday, March 4 on SEC Network). 7:30 p.m. — Carolina at Denver, WTVA maining. Mullen said he will announce n Kosgei earns conference honors: At Tuscaloosa, Alabama, PARALYMPICS MSU was hit hard by injuries in their playing status Saturday. Alabama senior Antibahs Kosgei was named the Southeastern 1:30 p.m. — 2016 Rio Summer Games (Track the secondary in training camp. Se- James was arrested for driving Conference Men’s Runner of the Week, the league office announced & Field, Men’s Wheelchair Basketball: U.S. vs. nior cornerbacks Tolando Cleveland under the influence last week, but on Tuesday. Brazil, Track Cycling), at Rio de Janeiro, NBC (out for season with a torn anterior the charges were dropped. Mullen The 2015 SEC and South Region Runner of the Year, Kosgei raced Sports Network to the men’s 4-mile title at the Brooks Twilight Classic in Memphis, cruciate ligament in his left knee) didn’t go into detail about Dear. 6 p.m. — 2016 Rio Summer Games (Track & Tenn. last Saturday. The Eldoret, Kenya native crossed the finish line in and Cedric Jiles (out for half the Simmons, a former Noxubee 19:11.13. Kosgei’s victory helped Alabama to a second-place finish in Field, Swimming), at Rio de Janeiro, NBC Sports Network season with a broken right arm) County High School standout, pled the Crimson Tide’s season-opening meet. were expected to be the starters. no contest to simple assault and was n Football pair wins awards: At Tuscaloosa, Alabama, Alabama Midnight (Friday) — 2016 Rio Summer Games, senior defensive end Jonathan Allen and freshman offensive tackle (Women’s Wheelchair Basketball: U.S. vs. Their losses meant young and inex- found guilty of malicious mischief. Jonah Williams were named the Southeastern Conference Defensive France), at Rio de Janeiro (same-day tape), NBC perienced players had to step up. He came under fire in the spring af- Player of the Week and Freshman of the Week, respectively, the league Sports Network Junior Jamoral Graham had six ter a video surfaced of him striking office announced on Tuesday. The conference award is the second of TENNIS tackles, while junior college trans- a woman. Allen’s career and the first for Williams. 6 p.m. — U.S. Open, Women’s semifinals, at fer Lashard Durr had three. Follow Dispatch sports writer Ben —From Special and Staff Reports New York, ESPN2 “They’re OK, they’re improving,” Wait on Twitter @bcwait LIFESTYLES EDITOR Jan Swoope: 328-2471 Food THE DISPATCH n CDISPATCH.COM n WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2016 Artfully good

Deanna Robinson/Dispatch Staff Studio 206 member Shirley Catlett adds a tray of cranberry feta pinwheels to the table she was preparing Sept. 1 for a reception opening a month-long exhibit of artwork by the local artists’ group at the Columbus Arts Council’s Rosenzweig Arts Center in Columbus. Savories, sweets and artistic flair combine in a creative table

BY JAN SWOOPE she began. “If you just find a fun way to display [email protected] or present something, most people just seem to enjoy it more — and it doesn’t take much.” atching Shirley Catlett create a styl- ish reception table topped in burlap, Wcolorful fabrics and artfully-arranged Simple efforts savories and sweets — most of which she made Catlett has always been partial to a pretty herself — one might have a hard time pictur- table. ing her as a girl working on her daddy’s cotton “When I was growing up, we always cooked farm near the Missouri bootheel. That is where on Sundays; you might not know who was Catlett’s elemental relationship with foods has its coming to dinner, but people always came home roots, however. There the family worked togeth- with us from church,” said the artist. “At that er in fields and gardens, and raised their own point we had no fine china or anything like that, cattle and chickens. but I always thought we had to have a center- “I was probably 8 years old before I learned piece on the table, so I’d go out and collect pine you could buy a loaf of bread in a grocery store,” cones or whatever else I could find.” Catlett says with an easy laugh. “I was amazed!” Deanna Robinson/Dispatch Staff She enjoys the presentation as much as That foundation is fundamental to the Co- A recipe for Catlett’s stuffed cucumber appetizers she does the cooking, she admitted. And that lumbus cook’s culinary talents today, talents is included in today’s food section. cooking began early. Once the cotton came in, she used in planning food for a recent reception artist Patti Johnson. “We were just excited she Catlett, who was allergic to the blooms, spent at the Rosenzweig Arts Center for an exhibit would do the reception because we knew the a lot of time indoors, helping her mother in the by Studio 206. Catlett is a member of the local food would be wonderful and the table would be kitchen. artists’ group, but rather than display her own artistic.” “I was always an experimenter,” said the artwork, she instead created an artistic repast. With simple touches like tiering foods, mix- cook who was working on cornbread by the age Cranberry feta pinwheels, stuffed cucumber slic- ing shapes and adding a few whimsical accents of 5, and prepared Baked Alaska at about age 13 es, cheese wafers, a festive cheese ball, baked (including a few trays and baskets she found at for the pastor who came to dinner. poppyseed muffins, key lime tarts, cherry pie the Habitat for Humanity ReSale Store), Catlett There were not many books in the house, but tarts, toffee bars and sweet “forget ’ems” were created an appealing tablescape, in spite of the she enthusiastically read the few cookbooks her among fare she prepared, along with a cheese fact that most of her tablecloths and serving mother had, and devoured the encyclopedia and and fruit bar. pieces are currently in storage. every volume of the Book of Knowledge. “She just does a fantastic job,” said Studio 206 “I’ll tell you what I’ve learned over the years,” See CATLETT, 6B

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WHATZIT ANSWER Tally Ho! 6B WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2016 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com Catlett Continued from Page 4B “I read those like novels,” Many years ago, Catlett was say, can we have a surprise STUFFED CUCUMBER SLICES slices. Garnish with pimiento strips. said Catlett, still an avid reader working full-time, sustaining dinner?” Makes 20-25 slices today. “I felt like I traveled the her family post-divorce and Her few years in that po- CHEESE WAFERS world because I loved reading stretching the budget. With a sition helped hone an empa- 1 large cucumber Makes 10 dozen about anything.” bit of ingenuity, she turned left- thy she has today for young 1 (3-ounce) package cream cheese, room temperature Eventually, college took overs into an anticipated treat. mothers, many single, trying 2 cups sharp cheddar cheese, 1 tablespoon blue cheese, crumbled grated Catlett to California, but she “I would make little foil to nurture their families. She 1 teaspoon grated onion pouches and fill them with dif- draws on her own experience 2 sticks butter always knew she would one 2 teaspoons minced parsley 2 cups flour day want to be “closer to na- ferent leftovers and heat them when saying again that small 1/2 teaspoon dried dill weed 2 cups Rice Krispies 20-25 pimiento strips ture and farm.” She moved to in the oven,” Catlett explained. touches can have an impact — 1-2 teaspoon red pepper (I use 1/2 She then put all the pouches such as using the pretty platter Columbus in 1984. n Score cucumbers by pressing teaspoon) on a large platter in the center for foil-wrapped leftovers or tines of a fork about 1/16-inch into 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspoon paprika Little mysteries, real truths of the table. Each child could making sure her boys grew up peel at one end and pulling tines choose three “mystery” pouch- using cloth napkins. lengthwise, leaving grooves. Score n Life has always been a es. Even in strenuous times, entire surface. Mix grated sharp cheddar cheese blessing, Catlett said, but, as n Cut 1-inch slice from one end. and 2 sticks of butter, then add rest “It might be all green beans, she refused to give up men- of ingredients. Shape mixture into with most people, that does Use an iced tea spoon to scoop or it could have been meat and tally, a strength that probably seeds from inside cucumber. small balls and place on ungreased not mean there haven’t been potatoes ... they could trade if has as deep a foundation in her n Stand cucumber on end on paper baking sheet. Press each ball with demanding times. Small things they were in agreement,” she years on the Missouri cotton towel to drain, about 10 minutes. a fork. can help in navigating them, smiled. “It wasn’t anything farm as her cooking skills do. n In small bowl, combine cream n Bake at 375 F for 10 minutes. perhaps something very sim- but leftovers, but that became “I have always been blessed, cheese, blue cheese, onion, parsley Remove and cool. Store in airtight and dill weed. Spoon mixture into container. ple, like the “surprise dinners” their favorite meal all week. no matter what the difficulties hollowed-out center of cucumber. she used to serve her children Even when they got to bring ... I have always been rich,” Wrap in plastic wrap. Refrigerate 3-4 Find more of Catlett’s recipes at one night a week. their friends to dinner, they’d Catlett said. hours. Slice crosswise into 1/4-inch cdispatch.com. Comics & Puzzles DILBERT Dear Abby EAR ABBY: us, and she is THE TWIN CITIES When my bothered by it.’’ DEAR NO TWINS: When husband He should also someone volunteers that your D tell her to stop friend is so big she must be was a teenager, following him carrying twins, she should say, he had an ongo- around or decline ‘’Nope! Only one healthy baby ing affair with his future invitations in there, ACCORDING TO MY mother’s 20-plus- to the family GYNECOLOGIST.’’ years-older friend gatherings. She needs to remember ‘’Nicolle.’’ He DEAR ABBY: that there is no end to the One of my insensitive personal comments would call her by dear friends is that people make, and that it’s a nickname to pregnant with important to keep her sense of ZITS signal he wanted her first child, humor and keep in mind she’ll sex. and she couldn’t have to hear them only for a Fast-forward be more excited. few more months. three decades. Even though DEAR ABBY: My husband His family, Dear Abby she’s only in her is in his mid-70s. We live in unaware of their second trimester, the Pacific Northwest. When illicit and illegal relationship, her ‘’baby bump’’ the temperature is warm, my regularly invites Nicolle to our is conspicuous, and it seems husband walks around the yard family functions. They even people (friends, family and with his shirt off. He’s not fat, call her by that pet nickname, complete strangers) can’t help but he’s not thin either. He has unaware of the connotations. but comment that she seems gray hair on his chest. It looks Their affair ended years ‘’ready to pop.’’ When they awful and it’s embarrassing. I before I met my husband. But learn she still has many weeks think it’s rude to the neighbor whenever she is around, she to go, invariably people ask if ladies who see him walk around follows him like a lost puppy. she’s having twins (she’s not). like this. What do you think? — GARFIELD How do I get over being uncom- Her grandmother went so far as AN EYEFUL IN WASHINGTON fortable and angry at her? I to ask for ultrasound photos to DEAR EYEFUL: You may know the truth, but she doesn’t prove she’s carrying only one think an eyeful is awful, but know I know. And, of course, baby. unless your neighbor ladies my husband doesn’t want his It has made my friend very complain, I’m advising you not family to know. What do I do? self-conscious. Even though to nag your husband about it. — KNOWING TOO MUCH she’s in perfect health, the While you may find his gray DEAR KNOWING: Have you comments are really getting to chest hair unattractive, others spoken to your husband about her. Any advice on how to gra- may not find it offensive at all, this? He should talk to Nicolle ciously deflect these unwanted and a man walking shirtless in and say, ‘’My wife knows about comments? — NO TWINS IN his own yard is hardly shocking. Horoscopes CANDORVILLE TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (Sept. is it! Your day for straight-up in will cause a change in your 7). You’ve dedicated yourself business — finally. wants and needs. In the back to mastering a skill and your TAURUS (April 20-May 20). of your mind and the center expertise will earn you respect You feel like you couldn’t do the of your heart, a new vision is and special privileges this year. job without your special helper, forming. The next 10 weeks feature and in some ways this is true. 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You’ve come to a door. If you knock once or twice and no one lets you in, don’t walk away. Keep knocking until you get your answer. The world on the other side of the door MALLARD FILMORE will be worth it. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). Sure, life can be unfair. However, it’s also possible that the idea of justice we have in our head isn’t as complete as the one the universe has in mind. Perhaps this thing unfold- ing before us is as perfect as it is complex. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). Who has made a positive difference in your life and why? You will set a goal that is similar to one that this person has pursued, and you will soon FAMILY CIRCUS possess some of the same qualities. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). When you get your first right result, try for another and another so you can know and practice what it takes to suc- ceed. The method is the true gold. The method is worth way more than the prize.

FOR SOLUTION SEE THE CROSSWORD PUZZLE IN CLASSIFIEDS SUBSTITUTED TRUST- EE'S NOTICE OF SALE

WHEREAS, on April 30, 2009, Dallas Avent and Heather Avent, Hus- band and Wife, executed a certain deed of trust to Emmett James House or Bill R. McLaughlin, Trustee for the benefit of Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Regions Bank dba Regions Mortgage, its successors and assigns which deed of trust is of record in the office of the Chancery Clerk of Lowndes County, State of Missis- sippi in Book 2009 at Page 10149 and Modi- fied 2011 at Page 19679; and

WHEREAS, said Deed of Trust was subsequently assigned to Regions Bank d/b/a Regions Mortgage by instrument dated July 5, 2011 and recorded in Book 2011 at Page 12220 of the aforesaid Chancery Clerk's office; and

WHEREAS, Regions Bank dba Regions Mort- gage has heretofore substituted J. Gary Mas- sey as Trustee by instrument dated July 14, 2011 and recorded in the aforesaid Chancery Clerk's Office in Book 2011 at Page 12915; and

WHEREAS, default having been made in the terms and conditions of said deed of trust and the entire debt secured thereby having been de- clared to be due and payable in accordance with the terms of said deed of trust, Regions Bank dba Regions Mort- gage, the legal holder of said indebtedness, having requested the undersigned Substituted Trustee to execute the trust and sell said land and property in accordance with the terms of said deed of trust and for the purpose of raising the sums due thereunder, together with attorney's fees, trustee's fees and expense of sale.

NOW, THEREFORE, I, J. Gary Massey, Substi- tuted Trustee in said deed of trust, will on September 28, 2016 offer for sale at public outcry and sell within legal hours (being between the hours of 11:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.), at the Southeast Door of the County Courthouse of Lowndes County, located at Columbus, Mississippi, to the highest and best bidder for cash the following described property situated in Lowndes County, State of Missis- sippi, to-wit:

Commencing at an existing iron pin at the Southwest corner of Section 25, Township 16 South, Range 17 West, Lowndes County, Mississippi; thence North 00 degrees 00 minutes East 1323.31 feet to a point; thence North 90 degrees 00 minutes East 1314.44 feet to an existing rail- road spike at the pur- ported Northeast corner of the Southwest Quarter of the Southw- est Quarter of Section 25; thence South 00 degrees 35 minutes East 911.37 feet to a 1/2" rebar, the POINT OF BEGINNING of the property herein to be described; thence continue South 00 degrees 35 minutes East 167.23 feet to a 1/2" rebar; thence North 89 degrees 22 minutes West 203.16 feet to a 1/2" rebar on the East right-of-way of Mitchell Drive (gravel 60 foot right-of-way); thence along said right-of-way North 00 degrees 35 minutes West 167.23 feet to a 1/2" rebar; thence South 89 degrees 22 minutes East 203.16 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING, containing 0.78 acres and being in a part of the Southwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 25, Township 16 South, Range 17 West, Lowndes County, Mis- sissippi.

LESS AND EXCEPT the prior reservation of any oil, gas and other miner- als affecting subject property.

TOGETHER WITH AND INCLUDING a 60.00 foot wide easement for the purpose of ingress and egress, known as Mitchell Drive, being described as 30.00 foot right and left of a line more particularly described as follows:

Commencing at the Northeast corner of the Southwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 25, Town- ship 16 South, Range 17 West, Lowndes County, Mississippi; run thence South 00 degrees 35 minutes East a distance of 19.80 feet to an iron pin on the North right-of-way of Henry Wells Road; thence run North 89 degrees 22 minutes West a distance of 176.40 feet along said North right-of-way to the POINT OF BEGINNING of the herein described ease- SUBSTITUTED TRUST- ment; thence run South EES NOTICE OF SALE 00 degrees 35 minutes East a distance of WHEREAS, on March 223.30 feet to a point; 27, 2012, Emma F. thence run South 17 de- Johnson and Robert L. grees 16 minutes 12 Johnson, wife and hus- seconds West a dis- band, executed a deed tance of 193.97 feet to of trust to Steve Holmes the terminus of this Law Firm, P.C., Trustee easement. for the benefit of Mort- gage Electronic Regis- ROAD MAINTENANCE tration Systems, Inc., AGREEMENT: acting solely as Nomin- ee for R.H. Lending, The Grantor herein shall Inc., its successors and maintain such roadway assigns, which deed of known as Mitchell Drive trust is recorded in and easement in such Deed of Trust Book manner as the Grantor 2012 at Page 7748 in herein may elect by con- the Office of the Chan- structing such ditches, cery Clerk of the County installing such culverts of Lowndes, State of SUBSTITUTED TRUST- SUBSTITUTED TRUST- or bridges and use Mississippi; and EE'S NOTICE OF SALE EE'S NOTICE OF SALE gravel, clay gravel, con- crete, asphalt, or other WHEREAS, the afore- WHEREAS, on January SUBSTITUTED TRUST- WHEREAS, on April 30, surface which the Grant- said deed of trust was 23, 2004, Renee EE'S NOTICE OF SALE 2009, Dallas Avent and or may elect to use, all assigned to Freedom Daniel, a single woman Heather Avent, Hus- of which shall be at the Mortgage Corporation of executed a certain deed STATE OF MISSISSIPPI band and Wife, ex- cost and expense of the New Jersey by instru- of trust to William H. COUNTY OF Lowndes ecuted a certain deed of Grantor, until such time ment dated March 17, Glover, Jr., Trustee for trust to Emmett James as Lowndes County, 2015, and recorded in the benefit of Wells WHEREAS, on the 30th House or Bill R. Mississippi takes over the Office of the afore- Fargo Home Mortgage, day of April, 2007, McLaughlin, Trustee for the road maintenance. said Chancery Clerk in Inc. which deed of trust Robert W. Irwin and the benefit of Mortgage Book 2015 at Page is of record in the of- wife, Sharon C. Irwin, Electronic Registration INDEXING INSTRUC- 8417; and fice of the Chancery executed and delivered Systems, Inc., as nom- TIONS: SW 1/4 of the Clerk of Lowndes a certain Deed of Trust inee for Regions Bank SW 1/4 of Section 25, WHEREAS, the afore- County, State of Missis- unto John H. Shows, dba Regions Mortgage, Township 16 South, said deed of trust was sippi in Book 2004 at Trustee for Mortgage its successors and as- Range 17 West, assigned to Secretary of Page 2693; and Electronic Registration signs which deed of Lowndes County, Mis- Housing and Urban De- Systems, Inc. as nomin- The Dispatchtrust is •o fwww.cdispatch.com record in the sissippi. velopment by instru- WHEREWEDNESDAY,AS, said Deed oSEPTEMBERf ee for Diver s7,ifi e2016d Mo r t7B- office of the Chancery ment dated December Trust was subsequently gage Corporation, Bene- Clerk of Lowndes I WILL CONVEY only 21, 2015, and recor- assigned to U.S. Bank ficiary, to secure an in- Legal Notices 0010 Legal Notices 0010 CLegaloun tNoticesy, Sta 0010te of Missis- sLegaluch Noticestitle a 0010s vested in dLegaled i nNotices the O0010ffice of the NLegalatio Noticesnal As 0010sociation, as dLegalebte Noticesdness 0010 therein de- sippi in Book 2009 at me as Substituted aforesaid Chancery Trustee, successor in scribed, which Deed of IN THE CHANCERY SUBSTITUTED TRUST- Page 10149 and Modi- Trustee. Clerk in Book 2016 at interest to Bank of Trust is recorded in the COURT OF LOWNDES EE’S NOTICE OF SALE fied 2011 at Page Page 12637; and America, National Asso- office of the Chancery COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI 19679; and WITNESS MY SIGNA- ciation, as Trustee, suc- Clerk of Lowndes STATE OF MISSISSIPPI TURE on this 22nd day WHEREAS, the afore- cessor by merger to County, Mississippi in IN THE MATTER OF THE WHEREAS, said Deed of of August, 2016. said deed of trust was LaSalle Bank National Mortgage Book 2007 at CLASSIFIEDS ESTATE COUNTY OF Lowndes Trust was subsequently assigned to Kondaur Association, as Trustee Page 13076; and OF ANITA G. LOCKHART, assigned to Regions J. Gary Massey Capital Corporation, as for Wells Fargo Home Phone: 662.328.2424 DECEASED WHEREAS, on the 21st Bank d/b/a Regions SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEE Separate Trustee of Equity Trust Mortgage WHEREAS, on the 20th Fax: 662.329.1521 NO. 2016-0123-B day of November, 2008, Mortgage by instrument Matawin Ventures Trust Pass-Through Certific- day of June, 2016, the Calesa N. Staples aka dated July 5, 2011 and Shapiro & Massey, LLC Series 2015-3 by instru- ates, Series 2004-1 by Holder of said Deed of [email protected] FRANK D. LOCKHART, Calesa Staples and recorded in Book 2011 1080 River Oaks Drive ment dated March 29, instrument dated Trust filed a Loan Modi- EXECUTOR Tommy L. Staples aka at Page 12220 of the Suite B-202 2016, and recorded in November 22, 2013 fication Agreement of cdispatch.com/classifieds Tommy Staples, Wife aforesaid Chancery Flowood, MS 39232 the Office of the afore- and recorded in Book Deed of Trust by instru- P. O. Box 511 • 516 Main Street NOTICE TO CREDITORS and Husband, executed Clerk's office; and (601) 981-9299 said Chancery Clerk in 2013 at Page 32400 of ment recorded in the of- and delivered a certain Book 2016 at Page the aforesaid Chancery fice of the aforesaid Columbus, MS 39701 Letters Testamentary Deed of Trust unto WHEREAS, Regions 185 Mitchell Drive 12640; and Clerk's office; and Chancery Clerk of Court have been granted and Adams & Edens, P.A., Bank dba Regions Mort- Steens, MS 39766 in Mort Book 2016 at issued to Frank D. Lock- Trustee for Mortgage gage has heretofore 11-002988BE WHEREAS, the afore- WHEREAS, U.S. Bank Page 13155; and DEADLINES hart, Executor of the Es- Electronic Registration substituted J. Gary Mas- said deed of trust was National Association, as (Deadlines subject to change.) tate of Anita G. Lock- Systems, Inc., as nom- sey as Trustee by instru- Publication Dates: assigned to Gare du Trustee, successor in WHEREAS, by various hart, deceased, by the inee for Southwest ment dated July 14, August 31, September Nord, LLC by instru- interest to Bank of assignments on record For Placing/Canceling Chancery Court of Funding, LP, Benefi- 2011 and recorded in 7, 14 and 21, 2016 ment dated June 13, America, National Asso- said Deed of Trust was Lowndes County, Mis- ciary, to secure an in- the aforesaid Chancery 2016, and recorded in ciation, as Trustee, suc- ultimately assigned to Classified Line Ads: sissippi, on the 14th debtedness therein de- Clerk's Office in Book SUBSTITUTED TRUST- the Office of the afore- cessor by merger to Federal National Mort- Sunday ...... Thursday 3:00 p.m. day of July, 2016. This scribed, which Deed of 2011 at Page 12915; EE'S NOTICE OF SALE said Chancery Clerk in LaSalle Bank National gage Association by in- is to give notice to all Trust is recorded in the and Book 2016 at Page Association, as Trustee strument recorded in Monday ...... Friday 12:00 p.m. persons having claims office of the Chancery WHEREAS, on August 14998; and for Wells Fargo Home the office of the afore- Tuesday ...... Monday 12:00 p.m. against said estate to Clerk of Lowndes WHEREAS, default hav- 29, 2008, Reco D. Equity Trust Mortgage said Chancery Clerk in Probate and Register County, Mississippi in ing been made in the Johnson, a Single Man, WHEREAS, the afore- Pass-Through Certific- Mort Book 2014 at Wednesday ...... Tuesday 12:00 p.m. same with the Chan- Mortgage Book 2008 at terms and conditions of executed a certain deed said, Gare du Nord, ates, Series 2004-1 Page 18093; and Thursday ...... Wednesday 12:00 p.m. cery Clerk of Lowndes Page 28211; and said deed of trust and of trust to Jay Morris, LLC, the holder of said has heretofore substi- County, Mississippi, the entire debt secured Attorney, Morris & Mc- deed of trust and the tuted Shapiro & Mas- WHEREAS, on the 10th Friday ...... Thursday 12:00 p.m. within ninety (90) days WHEREAS, on the 19th thereby having been de- Calla, Trustee for the note secured thereby, sey, LLC as Trustee by day of August, 2016, LEGAL NOTICES must be from this date. A failure day of August, 2013, clared to be due and benefit of JPMorgan substituted Underwood instrument dated Au- the Holder of said Deed to so Probate and Re- the Holder of said Deed payable in accordance Chase Bank, N.A. which Law Firm PLLC, as gust 4, 2016 and recor- of Trust substituted and submitted 3 business days prior to gister said claim will of Trust filed a Loan with the terms of said deed of trust is of re- Trustee therein, as au- ded in the aforesaid appointed Michael Je- first publication date forever bar the same. Modification Agreement deed of trust, Regions cord in the office of the thorized by the terms Chancery Clerk's Office dynak as Substitute - THIS the 19th day of of Deed of Trust by in- Bank dba Regions Mort- Chancery Clerk of thereof, by instrument in Book 2016 at Page Trustee by instrument • Please read your ad on the first day of August, 2016. strument recorded in gage, the legal holder of Lowndes County, State dated July 25, 2016 17669; and recorded in the office of the office of the aforesaid indebtedness, hav- of Mississippi in Book and recorded in the Of- the aforesaid Chancery publication. We accept responsibility /s/ Frank D. Lockheart said Chancery Clerk of ing requested the under- 2008 at Page 21873; fice of the aforesaid WHEREAS, default hav- Clerk in Mort Book only for the first incorrect insertion. Frank D. Lockhart Court in Mort Book signed Substituted and Chancery Clerk in Book ing been made in the 2016 at Page 17921; • The Publisher assumes no financial 2013 at Page 23427; Trustee to execute the 2016 at Page 17184; terms and conditions of and OF COUNSEL: and trust and sell said land WHEREAS, JPMorgan and said deed of trust and responsibility for errors nor for and property in accord- Chase Bank, National the entire debt secured WHEREAS, default hav- omission of copy. Liability shall not John W. Crowell, MSB WHEREAS, on the 27th ance with the terms of Association has hereto- WHEREAS, default hav- thereby having been de- ing been made in the exceed the cost of that portion of space 7906 day of October, 2011, said deed of trust and fore substituted Sha- ing been made in the clared to be due and payments of the in- occupied by such error. Crowell Gillis & Cooper, Mortgage Electronic Re- for the purpose of rais- piro & Massey, LLC as terms and conditions of payable in accordance debtedness secured by PLLC gistration Systems, Inc., ing the sums due there- Trustee by instrument said deed of trust and with the terms of said the said Deed of Trust, • All questions regarding classified ads Post Office Box 1827 assigned said Deed of under, together with at- dated August 3, 2016 the entire debt secured deed of trust, U.S. Bank and the holder of said currently running should be directed to Columbus, MS 39703 Trust unto Bank of torney's fees, trustee's and recorded in the thereby, having been de- National Association, as Deed of Trust, having re- the Classified Department. Phone: (662) 243-7443 America, N.A., suc- fees and expense of aforesaid Chancery clared to be due and Trustee, successor in quested the under- [email protected] cessor by merger to sale. Clerk's Office in Book payable in accordance interest to Bank of signed so to do, on the • All ads are subject to the approval of BAC Home Loans Servi- 2016 at Page 17908; with the terms of said America, National Asso- 21st day of September, this paper. The Commercial Dispatch PUBLISHED: 8/24/16, cing, LP fka Country- NOW, THEREFORE, I, J. and deed of trust, and the ciation, as Trustee, suc- 2016, I will during the reserves the right to reject, revise, 8/31/16, & 9/7/16. wide Home Loans Servi- Gary Massey, Substi- legal holder of said in- cessor by merger to lawful hours of between cing, LP, by instrument tuted Trustee in said WHEREAS, default hav- debtedness, Gare du LaSalle Bank National 11:00 a.m. and 4:00 classify or cancel any advertising at any TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF recorded in the office of deed of trust, will on ing been made in the Nord, LLC, having re- Association, as Trustee p.m., at public outcry, time. SALE the aforesaid Chancery September 28, 2016 of- terms and conditions of quested the under- for Wells Fargo Home offer for sale and will Clerk in Mort Book fer for sale at public said deed of trust and signed Substituted Equity Trust Mortgage sell, at the south east WHEREAS, on July 17, 2011 at Page 21362; outcry and sell within the entire debt secured Trustee to execute the Pass-Through Certific- front door of Lowndes Advertisements must be 2014, Dalton Stewart and legal hours (being thereby having been de- trust and sell said land ates, Series 2004-1, County Courthouse, 505 Gray and Ashley Nicole between the hours of clared to be due and and property in accord- the legal holder of said 2nd Ave. North at paid for in advance. Gray, husband and wife, WHEREAS, on the 25th 11:00 a.m. and 4:00 payable in accordance ance with the terms of indebtedness, having re- Columbus, Mississippi, executed a certain deed day of February, 2015, p.m.), at the Southeast with the terms of said said deed of trust for quested the under- for cash to the highest You may cancel at any time during of trust for the benefit the Holder of said Deed Door of the County deed of trust, JPMor- the purpose of raising signed Substituted bidder, the following de- regular business hours and receive a of Mortgage Electronic of Trust substituted and Courthouse of Lowndes gan Chase Bank, Na- the sums due thereun- Trustee to execute the scribed land and prop- Registration Systems, appointed Emily Kaye County, located at tional Association, the der, together with attor- trust and sell said land erty situated in Lowndes refund for days not published. Inc., as nominee for Courteau as Substitute Columbus, Mississippi, legal holder of said in- neys fees, Substituted and property in accord- County, Mississippi, to- American Southwest Trustee by instrument to the highest and best debtedness, having re- Trustees fees and ex- ance with the terms of wit: REGULAR RATES Mortgage Corp., its suc- recorded in the office of bidder for cash the fol- quested the under- pense of sale; said deed of trust and 4 Lines/6 Days ...... $19.20 cessors and assigns, the aforesaid Chancery lowing described prop- signed Substituted for the purpose of rais- Beginning at an exist- 4 Lines/12 Days ...... $31.20 which deed of trust is of Clerk in Mort Book erty situated in Lowndes Trustee to execute the NOW, THEREFORE, WE, ing the sums due there- ing iron pin at a fence record in the office of 2015 at Page 4366; County, State of Missis- trust and sell said land Underwood Law Firm under, together with at- corner at the Northeast 4 Lines/26 Days ...... $46.80 the Chancery Clerk of and sippi, to-wit: and property in accord- PLLC, Substituted Trust- torney's fees, trustee's corner of Section 9, Rate applies to commercial operations Lowndes County, State ance with the terms of ee in said deed of trust, fees and expense of Township 19 South, and merchandise over $1,000. of Mississippi in Book WHEREAS, default hav- Commencing at an ex- said deed of trust and will on the 14th day of sale. Range 17 West, 2014 at Page 14735; ing been made in the isting iron pin at the for the purpose of rais- September, 2016, offer Lowndes County, Mis- SUPER SAVER RATES and payments of the in- Southwest corner of ing the sums due there- for sale at public outcry NOW, THEREFORE, I, sissippi; thence South 6 Days ...... $12.00 debtedness secured by Section 25, Township under, together with at- for cash to the highest Shapiro & Massey, LLC, 00 degrees 07 minutes WHEREAS, said Deed of the said Deed of Trust, 16 South, Range 17 torney's fees, trustee's bidder, and sell within Substituted Trustee in East along a fence for 12 Days ...... $18.00 Trust was subsequently and the holder of said West, Lowndes County, fees and expense of legal hours (being said deed of trust, will 230.0 feet; thence Over 6 lines is $1 per additional line. assigned to J.P. Mor- Deed of Trust, having re- Mississippi; thence sale. between the hours of on September 14, 2016 North 86 degrees 08 gan Mortgage Acquisi- quested the under- North 00 degrees 00 11:00 A.M. and 4:00 offer for sale at public minutes West for 483.0 Six lines or less, consecutive days. Rate applies to tion Corp., by instru- signed so to do, on the minutes East 1323.31 NOW, THEREFORE, I, P.M.) at the Main front outcry and sell within feet; thence South 45 private party ads of non-commercial nature for ment dated July 20, 14th day of September, feet to a point; thence Shapiro & Massey, LLC, door of the County legal hours (being degrees 15 minutes merchandise under $1,000. Must include price in 2016 and recorded in 2016, I will during the North 90 degrees 00 Substituted Trustee in Courthouse at Colum- between the hours of West for 181.4 feet; ad. 1 ITEM PER AD. No pets, firewood, etc. Book 2016 at Page lawful hours of between minutes East 1314.44 said deed of trust, will bus, County of 11:00 a.m. and 4:00 thence South 08 de- 16797 of the aforesaid 11:00 a.m. and 4:00 feet to an existing rail- on September 21, 2016 Lowndes, State of Mis- p.m.), at the Southeast grees 45 minutes West GARAGE SALE RATES Chancery Clerk's office; p.m., at public outcry, road spike at the pur- offer for sale at public sissippi, the following Door of the County for 84.1 feet to the 4 Lines/1 Day ...... $9.20 and offer for sale and will ported Northeast corner outcry and sell within described property situ- Courthouse of Lowndes North right of way of a sell, at the south east of the Southwest legal hours (being ated in the County of County, located at 60-foot-wide road; 4 Lines/3 Days ...... $18.00 WHEREAS, J.P. Morgan front door of Lowndes Quarter of the Southw- between the hours of Lowndes, State of Mis- Columbus, Mississippi, thence Southeasterly Mortgage Acquisition County Courthouse, 505 est Quarter of Section 11:00 a.m. and 4:00 sissippi, to-wit: to the highest and best along a curve to the Price includes 2 FREE Garage Sale signs. Rain Corp., has heretofore 2nd Ave. North at 25; thence South 00 p.m.), at the Southeast bidder for cash the fol- right (Centerline Data: Guarantee: If it rains the day of your sale, we will appointed Shapiro & Columbus, Mississippi, degrees 35 minutes Door of the County South parcel - 1.50 lowing described prop- Delta = 23 degrees 49 re-run you ad the next week FREE! Massey, LLC as Trust- for cash to the highest East 911.37 feet to a Courthouse of Lowndes acres, more or less, erty situated in Lowndes minutes, Tangent = You must call to request free re-run. ee by instrument dated bidder, the following de- 1/2" rebar, the POINT County, located at with 1.26 acres, more County, State of Missis- 34.25 feet, July 20, 2016 and re- scribed land and prop- OF BEGINNING of the Columbus, Mississippi, or less lying in the sippi, to-wit: Radius=162.42 feet) for FREE SERVICES corded in the aforesaid erty situated in Lowndes property herein to be de- to the highest and best Northeast Quarter of the 80.0 feet; thence South Chancery Clerk's Office bidder for cash the fol- Southeast Quarter of A tract of land being loc- 32 degrees 34 minutes Ad must fit in 4 lines (approx- County, Mississippi, to- scribed; thence contin- Bargain Column in Book 2016 at Page wit: ue South 00 degrees lowing described prop- Section 3, and the re- ated in the Southeast West for 60.0 feet to imately 20 characters per line) and will run for 3 days. 16801; and erty situated in Lowndes For items $100 or less ONLY. More than one item may 35 minutes East maining 0.24 acres, Quarter (SE 1/4) of Sec- the South right of way of be in same ad, but prices may not total over $100, no Commencing at the 167.23 feet to a 1/2" County, State of Missis- more or less, lying in tion 5, Township 17 said road; thence West- WHEREAS, default hav- Southwest Corner of the rebar; thence North 89 sippi, to-wit: the Northwest Quarter South, Range 18 West, erly along a curve to the relists. ing been made in the Up to 4 lines, runs for 6 days. Southeast Quarter degrees 22 minutes of the Southwest Lowndes County, Mis- left (Delta = 72 de- Free Pets terms and conditions of (SE1/4) of the South- West 203.16 feet to a Lot 53, The Downs, Quarter of Section 2, all sissippi and more par- grees 55 minutes, Radi- Lost & Found Up to 6 lines, ad will run for 6 said deed of trust and east Quarter (SE1/4) of 1/2" rebar on the East Second Extension, a in Township 18 South, ticularly described as us -= 132.42 feet) for days. the entire debt secured the Southwest Quarter right-of-way of Mitchell subdivision in the City Range 17 West, follows: 168.5 feet; thence These ads are taken by fax, e-mail or in person at thereby having been de- (SW1/4) of Section 21, Drive (gravel 60 foot of Columbus, Lowndes Lowndes County, Mis- South 49 degrees 39 our office. Ads will not be take by telephone. clared to be due and Township 18 South, right-of-way); thence County, Mississippi, as sissippi, being de- Commencing at an iron minutes West along the payable in accordance Range 17 West along said right-of-way shown on the plat of scribed as follows: pin marking the South- South right of way of 4390 Computer Equipment with the terms of said Lowndes County, Mis- North 00 degrees 35 said subdivision of re- east corner of said Sec- said road for 115.0 0 Legals deed of trust, J.P. Mor- cord in Subdivision Plat 4420 Farm Equipment & sissippi, thence North minutes West 167.23 Commencing at the tion 5; run thence North feet; thence Westerly 1000 Service gan Mortgage Acquisi- for 18 feet to the North feet to a 1/2" rebar; Book 2 at Page 94 in Southeast Corner of the 00 degrees 32 minutes along a curve to the Supplies tion Corp., the legal 1030 Air Conditioning & Heating right of way of a public thence South 89 de- the Office of the Chan- Northeast Quarter of the West a distance of right (Delta = 47 de- 4450 Firewood holder of said indebted- road known as Ben grees 22 minutes East cery Clerk of Lowndes Southeast Quarter of 1312.9 feet along the grees 03 minutes, Radi- 1060 Appliance Repair 4460 Flea Markets ness, having requested Christopher Road; 203.16 feet to the County, Mississippi. said Section 3, run East line of the South- us= 90.0 feet) for 73.9 1070 Asphalt & Paving 4480 Furniture the undersigned Substi- thence South 87 De- POINT OF BEGINNING, thence North 87 de- east Quarter (SE 1/4) of feet; thence South 66 1090 Automotive Services 4510 Garage Sales tuted Trustee to ex- grees 57 minutes East containing 0.78 acres Subject to restrictive grees 40 minutes West said Section 5 to an degrees 24 minutes ecute the trust and sell and being in a part of covenants and condi- along the South line of iron pin; run thence West along the South 1120 Building & Remodeling 4540 General Merchandise along said North right of 1150 Carpeting/Flooring said land and property way for 30 feet to the the Southwest Quarter tions as shown by and said Quarter-Quarter South 87 degrees 48 right of way of a 60-foot 4570 Household Goods in accordance with the written on said recor- Section for 520 feet to minutes West a dis- wide road for 334.1 1180 Childcare Point of Beginning; of the Southwest 4630 Lawn & Garden terms of said deed of thence continue South Quarter of Section 25, ded plat and as an existing axle at a tance of 213.5 feet to feet; thence Southwest- 1210 Chimney Cleaning 4660 Merchandise Rentals trust and for the pur- 87 degrees 57 minutes Township 16 South, amended by Instrument fence corner; thence the point of beginning of erly along a curve to the 1240 Contractors 4690 Musical Instruments pose of raising the East along said North Range 17 West, dated October 28, North 24 degrees 50 the herein described left (Delta = 66 de- sums due thereunder, 1965, and recorded in grees 24 minutes Radi- 1250 Computer Services 4700 Satellites right of way (20 feet Lowndes County, Mis- minutes East along an tract; run thence South 1270 Electrical together with attorney's from centerline) for sissippi. Book 367 at Page 272- existing fence for 262.5 02 degrees 12 minutes us = 88.1 feet) for 4720 Sporting Goods fees, trustee's fees and 273, in the Chancery 1300 Excavating 143.5 feet thence North feet to the Point of Be- East a distance of 102.1 feet; thence 4750 Stereos & TV’s expense of sale. 455 feet; thence North LESS AND EXCEPT the Clerk's Office of ginning; thence North 118.0 feet to a point on South 01 degree 00 1320 Fitness Training 4780 Wanted To Buy 87 degrees 57 minutes prior reservation of any Lowndes County, Mis- 23 degrees 33 minutes the North line of a pro- minutes, West along the 1330 Furniture Repair & NOW, THEREFORE, I, West parallel to the oil, gas and other miner- sissippi; East (description in posed road; run thence East right of way of said Refinishing 5000 Pets & Livestock Shapiro & Massey, LLC, North right of way of als affecting subject Deed Book 1216 Page South 89 degrees 28 road and parallel with 1360 General Services 5100 Free Pets Trustee in said deed of aforementioned Ben property. And subject to the re- 602 Et Seq has a bear- minutes West along the the East side of the 5150 Pets trust, will on Septem- Christopher Road for servation of easements ing of North 24 degrees North line of said pro- Royce Sesser property 1380 Housecleaning ber 14, 2016 offer for for utility and drainage 5200 Horses/Cattle/Livestock 143.5 feet thence TOGETHER WITH AND 50 minutes East) along posed road a distance for 487.9 feet; thence 1390 Insulation sale at public outcry South for 455 feet to INCLUDING a 60.00 installation as set forth an existing fence for of 240.2 feet to a point; South 00 degrees 14 1400 Insurance 5250 Pet Boarding/Grooming and sell within legal the Point Of Beginning, foot wide easement for in said restrictive coven- 131.5 feet; thence run thence North 02 de- minutes East along said 1410 Interior Decorators 5300 Supplies/Accessories hours (being between containing 1.5 acre, the purpose of ingress ants and as shown by North 82 degrees 23 grees 12 minutes West East right of way and 1440 Jewelry/Watch Repair 5350 Veterinarians the hours of 11:00 a.m. more or less, lying in and egress, known as said recorded plat. minutes East for 416 a distance of 110.0 feet parallel with the East 1470 Lawn Care/Landscaping 5400 Wanted To Buy and 4:00 p.m.), at the the Southeast Quarter Mitchell Drive, being de- feet to the West right of to a point; run thence side of said Royce Ses- Southeast Door of the I WILL CONVEY only way of a public road North 87 degrees 48 ser property for 196.7 1500 Locksmiths (SE1/4) of the Southw- scribed as 30.00 foot 6000 Financial County Courthouse of est Quarter (SWI/4) of right and left of a line such title as vested in known as Pleasant Hill minutes East a dis- feet; thence West for 1530 Machinery Repair 6050 Business Opportunity Lowndes County, loc- said Section 21, Town- more particularly de- me as Substituted Road; thence Southerly tance of 240.0 feet to 60.0 feet to the West 1560 Mobile Home Services 6100 Business Opportunity ated at Columbus, Mis- ship 18 South, Range scribed as follows: Trustee. along said West right of the point of beginning right of way of said sissippi, to the highest road; thence Southeast- 1590 Moving & Storage Wanted 17 West, Lowndes way (20 feet from and containing 0.63 1620 Painting & Papering and best bidder for cash County, Mississippi. Commencing at the WITNESS MY SIGNA- centerline) for 175.7 acre, more or less. erly along a curve to the 6120 Check Cashing the following described TURE on this 22nd day 1650 Pest Control Northeast corner of the feet to an existing iron left (Delta 68 degrees 6150 Insurance property situated in SUBJECT TO a Correc- Southwest Quarter of of August, 2016. pin which is 175.4 feet The above described 29 minutes, Radius = 1680 Plumbing 6200 Loans Lowndes County, State ted Easement from the Southwest Quarter South 02 degrees 26 real property includes a 176.9 feet) for 211.5 1710 Printing 6250 Mortgages of Mississippi, to-wit: Curtis Routely, Jr. and of Section 25, Town- Shapiro & Massey, LLC minutes East from the manufactured home de- feet; thence South 68 SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEE 1740 Roofing & Guttering 6300 Stocks & Bonds wife, Connie Chaffin ship 16 South, Range previous point; thence scribed as a 1999(year) degrees 29 minutes 1770 Saws & Lawn Mowers Lot 9 of and in Cedar- Routely to Rickey L. 17 West, Lowndes South 89 degrees 53 Scht(make) 28 X 80 East along the South 6350 Business for Sale view, a subdivision of Shapiro & Massey, LLC 1780 Sitting with Elderly/Sick Henderson and wife, County, Mississippi; run minutes West for 471.7 (model) bearing a VIN right of way of said road 7000 Rentals Lowndes County, Mis- Tawnya K. Henderson, thence South 00 de- 1080 River Oaks Drive feet to the Point of Be- Number SN226310AB . for 52.7 feet to the ini- 1790 Stump Removal sissippi, as shown by their successors and grees 35 minutes East Suite B-202 ginning. The manufactured home tial point of beginning of 1800 Swimming Pools 7050 Apartments plat recorded in Plat assigns a permanent a distance of 19.80 feet Flowood, MS 39232 is a fixture related to the property herein de- 1830 Tax Service 7100 Commercial Property Book 4 at Page 22 in and perpetual ease- to an iron pin on the (601) 981-9299 Together with a 2009 the real property and scribed. 1860 Tree Service 7150 Houses the Office of the Chan- ment for the purpose of North right-of-way of Sunshine Homes, Inc. has become a part of 1890 Upholstery 7180 Hunting Land cery Clerk of Lowndes ingress and egress be- Henry Wells Road; 215 Eastwood Drive Manufactured Home, 32 the realty. Any foreclos- FROM SAID INITIAL 7190 Land for Rent/Lease County, Mississippi. ing of record in Deed thence run North 89 de- Columbus, MS 39702 x 72, Model No. ure of this deed of trust POINT OF BEGINNING, 1910 Welding grees 22 minutes West 15-013368BE SSP23280-92, Serial will include the manu- thence continue South 7200 Mobile Homes Book 1080 at page 764 2000 Announcements Subject, however, to of the Land Records of a distance of 176.40 No. AC-AL-16795AB factured home situated 68 degrees 29 minutes 7250 Mobile Home Spaces utility and drainage Publication Dates: East along said South 2050 Card of Thanks the Chancery Clerk’s Of- feet along said North thereon. 7300 Office Spaces easement as shown on fice of Lowndes County, right-of-way to the POINT August 31, September WE WILL CONVEY only right of way for 200.0 2100 Fraternal & Lodge 7350 Resort Rentals said recorded plat. Mississippi. OF BEGINNING of the 7 and 14, 2016 such title as is vested I WILL CONVEY only feet; run thence South- 2150 Good Things To Eat 7400 River Property herein described ease- in Underwood Law Firm such title as vested in easterly along a curve Subject further, to the SUBSTITUTED TRUST- 2200 In Memorial 7450 Rooms I will only convey such ment; thence run South PLLC as Substituted me as Substituted to the right (Delta = 03 2250 Instruction & School restrictive covenants title as is vested in me 00 degrees 35 minutes EES NOTICE OF SALE Trustee. Trustee. degrees 06 minutes,. 7500 Storage & Garages and condition dated 2300 Lost & Found as Substitute Trustee. East a distance of Radius= 1,403.2 feet) 7520 Vacation Rentals June 16, 1981, and re- 223.30 feet to a point; WHEREAS, on March WITNESS OUR SIGNA- WITNESS MY SIGNA- for 76 feet; run thence 2350 Personals 7550 Wanted to Rent corded in Book 662 at WITNESS MY SIGNA- thence run South 17 de- 27, 2012, Emma F. TURE, this the 16th day TURE on this 16th day South 11 degrees 29 2400 Special Notices 7600 Waterfront Property Page 513 in the land re- TURE, this 18th day of grees 16 minutes 12 Johnson and Robert L. of August, 2016. of August, 2016. minutes West for 738 2600 Travel/Entertainment cords of Lowndes August, 2016. seconds West a dis- Johnson, wife and hus- feet to a point on an ex- 8000 Real Estate County, Mississippi. tance of 193.97 feet to band, executed a deed Underwood Law Firm Shapiro & Massey, LLC isting fence line; run 3000 Employment 8050 Commercial Property Emily Kaye Courteau the terminus of this of trust to Steve Holmes PLLC SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEE thence North 88 de- I WILL CONVEY only Law Firm, P.C., Trustee 3050 Clerical & Office 8100 Farms & Timberland Substitute Trustee easement. SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEE grees 20 minutes West 3100 Data Processing/ Computer such title as vested in 855 S Pear Orchard for the benefit of Mort- Shapiro & Massey, LLC along said fence for 8150 Houses - Northside gage Electronic Regis- 3150 Domestic Help me as Trustee. Rd., Ste. 404, Bldg. ROAD MAINTENANCE BY: Catherine W. Under- 1080 River Oaks Drive 217.6 feet; thence 8200 Houses - East 400 AGREEMENT: tration Systems, Inc., wood Suite B-202 North 88 degrees 20 3170 Engineering 8250 Houses - New Hope WITNESS MY SIGNA- acting solely as Nomin- Majority Member Flowood, MS 39232 minutes West along 3200 General Help Wanted 8300 Houses - South TURE on this 9th day of Ridgeland, MS 39157 The Grantor herein shall ee for R.H. Lending, (601) 981-9299 said fence for 57.8 feet Inc., its successors and 3250 Management Positions 8350 Houses - West August, 2016. maintain such roadway Control# Johnson, to an existing iron pin; 3300 Medical/Dental (318) 330-9020 known as Mitchell Drive assigns, which deed of Emma/GDN 364 Renee Circle thence North 86 de- 8450 Houses - Caledonia trust is recorded in 3350 Opportunity Information Shapiro & Massey, LLC and easement in such Columbus, MS 39705 grees 42 minutes West 8500 Houses - Other TRUSTEE Deed of Trust Book 3400 Part-Time rcs/F15-0239 manner as the Grantor PUBLISH: 08/24/2016, 16-016960AH along said fence for 8520 Hunting Land herein may elect by con- 2012 at Page 7748 in 08/31/2016, 491.0 feet; thence 3450 Positions Wanted 8550 Investment Property Shapiro & Massey, LLC PUBLISH: 8-24-2016 / structing such ditches, the Office of the Chan- 09/07/2016 Publication Dates: North 44 degrees 17 cery Clerk of the County 3500 Professional 8600 Lots & Acreage 1080 River Oaks Drive 8-31-2016 / 9-7-2016 installing such culverts August 24 and 31, minutes East for 835.7 Suite B-202 of Lowndes, State of SUBSTITUTED TRUST- 3550 Restaurant/Hotel 8650 Mobile Homes or bridges and use 2016 and September 7, feet; thence North 21 3600 Sales/Marketing Flowood, MS 39232 SUBSTITUTED TRUST- gravel, clay gravel, con- Mississippi; and EE'S NOTICE OF SALE 2016 degrees 31 minutes 8700 Mobile Home Spaces (601) 981-9299 EE'S NOTICE OF SALE 3650Trades crete, asphalt, or other East for 200.0 feet to 8750 Resort Property surface which the Grant- WHEREAS, the afore- WHEREAS, on January SUBSTITUTED TRUST- the point of beginning, 3700Truck Driving 8800 River Property 150 Cedarcrest Drive WHEREAS, on April 30, or may elect to use, all said deed of trust was 23, 2004, Renee EE'S NOTICE OF SALE containing 8.83 acres, 8850 Wanted to Buy Columbus, MS 39702 2009, Dallas Avent and of which shall be at the assigned to Freedom Daniel, a single woman more or less, lying in 4000 Merchandise 16-016584GW Heather Avent, Hus- Mortgage Corporation of executed a certain deed STATE OF MISSISSIPPI 8900 Waterfront Property cost and expense of the the Northeast Quarter 4030 Air Conditioners band and Wife, ex- Grantor, until such time New Jersey by instru- of trust to William H. COUNTY OF Lowndes (NE1/4) of Section 9, 4060 Antiques 9000 Transportation Publication Dates: ecuted a certain deed of as Lowndes County, ment dated March 17, Glover, Jr., Trustee for Township 19 South, trust to Emmett James 2015, and recorded in the benefit of Wells WHEREAS, on the 30th 4090 Appliances 9050 Auto Accessories/Parts August 17, 24, 31, and Mississippi takes over Range 17 West, 4120 Auctions September 7, 2016 House or Bill R. the road maintenance. the Office of the afore- Fargo Home Mortgage, day of April, 2007, Lowndes County, Mis- 9100 Auto Rentals & Leasing McLaughlin, Trustee for said Chancery Clerk in Inc. which deed of trust Robert W. Irwin and 4150 Baby Articles sissippi. 9150 Autos for Sale the benefit of Mortgage INDEXING INSTRUC- Book 2015 at Page is of record in the of- wife, Sharon C. Irwin, 4180 Bargain Column 9200 Aviation It’s All Electronic Registration TIONS: SW 1/4 of the 8417; and fice of the Chancery executed and delivered LESS AND EXCEPT all 4210 Bicycles 9250 Boats & Marine Systems, Inc., as nom- SW 1/4 of Section 25, Clerk of Lowndes a certain Deed of Trust oil, gas and other miner- inee for Regions Bank WHEREAS, the afore- County, State of Missis- unto John H. Shows, 4240 Building Materials 9300 Camper/R.V.’s Here!! Township 16 South, als which have hereto- 4250 Burial Plots dba Regions Mortgage, Range 17 West, said deed of trust was sippi in Book 2004 at Trustee for Mortgage fore been reserved by 9350 Golf Carts in the assigned to Secretary of Page 2693; and Electronic Registration 4270 Business Furniture & its successors and as- Lowndes County, Mis- prior owners. 9400 Motorcycles/ATVs Classifieds signs which deed of sissippi. Housing and Urban De- Systems, Inc. as nomin- Equipment trust is of record in the velopment by instru- WHEREAS, said Deed of ee for Diversified Mort- 9450 Trailers/Heavy Equipment Garage Sale Homes for Sale SUBJECT ALSO to the 4300 Camera Equipment 9500 Trucks, Vans & Buses office of the Chancery I WILL CONVEY only ment dated December Trust was subsequently gage Corporation, Bene- restrictive covenants Auto for Sale Apartments for Rent 21, 2015, and recor- assigned to U.S. Bank ficiary, to secure an in- 4330 Clothing 9550 Wanted to Buy Clerk of Lowndes such title as vested in and conditions with re- County, State of Missis- ded in the Office of the National Association, as debtedness therein de- servations of ease- 4360 Coins & Jewelry Help Wanted Pets me as Substituted sippi in Book 2009 at Trustee. aforesaid Chancery Trustee, successor in scribed, which Deed of ments dated March 13, Page 10149 and Modi- Clerk in Book 2016 at interest to Bank of Trust is recorded in the 1990, and recorded in fied 2011 at Page WITNESS MY SIGNA- Page 12637; and America, National Asso- office of the Chancery Deed Book 922 at Page 19679; and TURE on this 22nd day ciation, as Trustee, suc- Clerk of Lowndes 660 in the Chancery of August, 2016. WHEREAS, the afore- cessor by merger to County, Mississippi in Clerk's Office of WHEREAS, said Deed of said deed of trust was LaSalle Bank National Mortgage Book 2007 at Lowndes County, Mis- Trust was subsequently J. Gary Massey assigned to Kondaur Association, as Trustee Page 13076; and sissippi, and amend- assigned to Regions SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEE Capital Corporation, as for Wells Fargo Home ments thereto, Bank d/b/a Regions Separate Trustee of Equity Trust Mortgage WHEREAS, on the 20th if any. Mortgage by instrument Shapiro & Massey, LLC Matawin Ventures Trust Pass-Through Certific- day of June, 2016, the dated July 5, 2011 and 1080 River Oaks Drive Series 2015-3 by instru- ates, Series 2004-1 by Holder of said Deed of I will only convey such recorded in Book 2011 Suite B-202 ment dated March 29, instrument dated Trust filed a Loan Modi- title as is vested in me at Page 12220 of the Flowood, MS 39232 2016, and recorded in November 22, 2013 fication Agreement of as Substitute Trustee. aforesaid Chancery (601) 981-9299 the Office of the afore- and recorded in Book Deed of Trust by instru- Clerk's office; and said Chancery Clerk in 2013 at Page 32400 of ment recorded in the of- WITNESS MY SIGNA- 185 Mitchell Drive Book 2016 at Page the aforesaid Chancery fice of the aforesaid TURE, this 26th day of WHEREAS, Regions Steens, MS 39766 12640; and Clerk's office; and Chancery Clerk of Court August, 2016. Bank dba Regions Mort- 11-002988BE in Mort Book 2016 at Michael Jedynak gage has heretofore WHEREAS, the afore- WHEREAS, U.S. Bank Page 13155; and Substitute Trustee substituted J. Gary Mas- Publication Dates: said deed of trust was National Association, as 855 S Pear Orchard sey as Trustee by instru- August 31, September assigned to Gare du Trustee, successor in WHEREAS, by various Rd., Ste. 404, Bldg. ment dated July 14, 7, 14 and 21, 2016 Nord, LLC by instru- interest to Bank of assignments on record 400 2011 and recorded in ment dated June 13, America, National Asso- said Deed of Trust was Ridgeland, MS 39157 the aforesaid Chancery 2016, and recorded in ciation, as Trustee, suc- ultimately assigned to (318) 330-9020 Clerk's Office in Book the Office of the afore- cessor by merger to Federal National Mort- 2011 at Page 12915; said Chancery Clerk in LaSalle Bank National gage Association by in- rcs/F16-0671 and Book 2016 at Page Association, as Trustee strument recorded in PUBLISH: 8-31-2016 / 14998; and for Wells Fargo Home the office of the afore- 9-7-2016 / 9-14-2016 WHEREAS, default hav- Equity Trust Mortgage said Chancery Clerk in ing been made in the WHEREAS, the afore- Pass-Through Certific- Mort Book 2014 at terms and conditions of said, Gare du Nord, ates, Series 2004-1 Page 18093; and said deed of trust and LLC, the holder of said has heretofore substi- the entire debt secured deed of trust and the tuted Shapiro & Mas- WHEREAS, on the 10th thereby having been de- note secured thereby, sey, LLC as Trustee by day of August, 2016, clared to be due and substituted Underwood instrument dated Au- the Holder of said Deed payable in accordance Law Firm PLLC, as gust 4, 2016 and recor- of Trust substituted and with the terms of said Trustee therein, as au- ded in the aforesaid appointed Michael Je- deed of trust, Regions thorized by the terms Chancery Clerk's Office dynak as Substitute Bank dba Regions Mort- thereof, by instrument in Book 2016 at Page Trustee by instrument gage, the legal holder of dated July 25, 2016 17669; and recorded in the office of said indebtedness, hav- and recorded in the Of- the aforesaid Chancery ing requested the under- fice of the aforesaid WHEREAS, default hav- Clerk in Mort Book signed Substituted Chancery Clerk in Book ing been made in the 2016 at Page 17921; Trustee to execute the 2016 at Page 17184; terms and conditions of and trust and sell said land and said deed of trust and and property in accord- the entire debt secured WHEREAS, default hav- ance with the terms of WHEREAS, default hav- thereby having been de- ing been made in the said deed of trust and ing been made in the clared to be due and payments of the infor the purpose of rais- terms and conditions of payable in accordance debtedness secured by ing the sums due there- said deed of trust and with the terms of said the said Deed of Trust, under, together with at- the entire debt secured deed of trust, U.S. Bank and the holder of said torney's fees, trustee's thereby, having been de- National Association, as Deed of Trust, having re- fees and expense of clared to be due and Trustee, successor in quested the under- sale. payable in accordance interest to Bank of signed so to do, on the with the terms of said America, National Asso- 21st day of September, NOW, THEREFORE, I, J. deed of trust, and the ciation, as Trustee, suc- 2016, I will during the Gary Massey, Substi- legal holder of said in- cessor by merger to lawful hours of between tuted Trustee in said debtedness, Gare du LaSalle Bank National 11:00 a.m. and 4:00 deed of trust, will on Nord, LLC, having re- Association, as Trustee p.m., at public outcry, September 28, 2016 of- quested the under- for Wells Fargo Home offer for sale and will fer for sale at public signed Substituted Equity Trust Mortgage sell, at the south east outcry and sell within Trustee to execute the Pass-Through Certific- front door of Lowndes legal hours (being trust and sell said land ates, Series 2004-1, County Courthouse, 505 between the hours of and property in accord- the legal holder of said 2nd Ave. North at 11:00 a.m. and 4:00 ance with the terms of indebtedness, having re- Columbus, Mississippi, p.m.), at the Southeast said deed of trust for quested the under- for cash to the highest Door of the County the purpose of raising signed Substituted bidder, the following de- Courthouse of Lowndes the sums due thereun- Trustee to execute the scribed land and prop- County, located at der, together with attor- trust and sell said land erty situated in Lowndes Columbus, Mississippi, neys fees, Substituted and property in accord- County, Mississippi, to- to the highest and best Trustees fees and ex- ance with the terms of wit: bidder for cash the fol- pense of sale; said deed of trust and lowing described prop- for the purpose of rais- Beginning at an exist- erty situated in Lowndes NOW, THEREFORE, WE, ing the sums due there- ing iron pin at a fence County, State of Missis- Underwood Law Firm under, together with at- corner at the Northeast sippi, to-wit: PLLC, Substituted Trust- torney's fees, trustee's corner of Section 9, ee in said deed of trust, fees and expense of Township 19 South, Commencing at an ex- will on the 14th day of sale. Range 17 West, isting iron pin at the September, 2016, offer Lowndes County, Mis- Southwest corner of for sale at public outcry NOW, THEREFORE, I, sissippi; thence South Section 25, Township for cash to the highest Shapiro & Massey, LLC, 00 degrees 07 minutes 16 South, Range 17 bidder, and sell within Substituted Trustee in East along a fence for West, Lowndes County, legal hours (being said deed of trust, will 230.0 feet; thence Mississippi; thence between the hours of on September 14, 2016 North 86 degrees 08 North 00 degrees 00 11:00 A.M. and 4:00 offer for sale at public minutes West for 483.0 minutes East 1323.31 P.M.) at the Main front outcry and sell within feet; thence South 45 feet to a point; thence door of the County legal hours (being degrees 15 minutes North 90 degrees 00 Courthouse at Colum- between the hours of West for 181.4 feet; minutes East 1314.44 bus, County of 11:00 a.m. and 4:00 thence South 08 de- feet to an existing rail- Lowndes, State of Mis- p.m.), at the Southeast grees 45 minutes West road spike at the pur- sissippi, the following Door of the County for 84.1 feet to the ported Northeast corner described property situ- Courthouse of Lowndes North right of way of a of the Southwest ated in the County of County, located at 60-foot-wide road; Quarter of the Southw- Lowndes, State of Mis- Columbus, Mississippi, thence Southeasterly est Quarter of Section sissippi, to-wit: to the highest and best along a curve to the 25; thence South 00 bidder for cash the fol- right (Centerline Data: degrees 35 minutes South parcel - 1.50 lowing described prop- Delta = 23 degrees 49 East 911.37 feet to a acres, more or less, erty situated in Lowndes minutes, Tangent = 1/2" rebar, the POINT with 1.26 acres, more County, State of Missis- 34.25 feet, OF BEGINNING of the or less lying in the sippi, to-wit: Radius=162.42 feet) for property herein to be de- Northeast Quarter of the 80.0 feet; thence South scribed; thence contin- Southeast Quarter of A tract of land being loc- 32 degrees 34 minutes ue South 00 degrees Section 3, and the re- ated in the Southeast West for 60.0 feet to 35 minutes East maining 0.24 acres, Quarter (SE 1/4) of Sec- the South right of way of 167.23 feet to a 1/2" more or less, lying in tion 5, Township 17 said road; thence West- rebar; thence North 89 the Northwest Quarter South, Range 18 West, erly along a curve to the degrees 22 minutes of the Southwest Lowndes County, Mis- left (Delta = 72 de- West 203.16 feet to a Quarter of Section 2, all sissippi and more par- grees 55 minutes, Radi- 1/2" rebar on the East in Township 18 South, ticularly described as us -= 132.42 feet) for right-of-way of Mitchell Range 17 West, follows: 168.5 feet; thence Drive (gravel 60 foot Lowndes County, Mis- South 49 degrees 39 right-of-way); thence sissippi, being de- Commencing at an iron minutes West along the along said right-of-way scribed as follows: pin marking the South- South right of way of North 00 degrees 35 east corner of said Sec- said road for 115.0 minutes West 167.23 Commencing at the tion 5; run thence North feet; thence Westerly feet to a 1/2" rebar; Southeast Corner of the 00 degrees 32 minutes along a curve to the thence South 89 de- Northeast Quarter of the West a distance of right (Delta = 47 degrees 22 minutes East Southeast Quarter of 1312.9 feet along the grees 03 minutes, Radi- 203.16 feet to the said Section 3, run East line of the South- us= 90.0 feet) for 73.9 POINT OF BEGINNING, thence North 87 de- east Quarter (SE 1/4) of feet; thence South 66 containing 0.78 acres grees 40 minutes West said Section 5 to an degrees 24 minutes and being in a part of along the South line of iron pin; run thence West along the South the Southwest Quarter said Quarter-Quarter South 87 degrees 48 right of way of a 60-foot of the Southwest Section for 520 feet to minutes West a dis- wide road for 334.1 Quarter of Section 25, an existing axle at a tance of 213.5 feet to feet; thence Southwest- Township 16 South, fence corner; thence the point of beginning of erly along a curve to the Range 17 West, North 24 degrees 50 the herein described left (Delta = 66 de- Lowndes County, Mis- minutes East along an tract; run thence South grees 24 minutes Radi- sissippi. existing fence for 262.5 02 degrees 12 minutes us = 88.1 feet) for feet to the Point of Be- East a distance of 102.1 feet; thence LESS AND EXCEPT the ginning; thence North 118.0 feet to a point on South 01 degree 00 prior reservation of any 23 degrees 33 minutes the North line of a pro- minutes, West along the oil, gas and other miner- East (description in posed road; run thence East right of way of said als affecting subject Deed Book 1216 Page South 89 degrees 28 road and parallel with property. 602 Et Seq has a bear- minutes West along the the East side of the ing of North 24 degrees North line of said pro- Royce Sesser property TOGETHER WITH AND 50 minutes East) along posed road a distance for 487.9 feet; thence INCLUDING a 60.00 an existing fence for of 240.2 feet to a point; South 00 degrees 14 foot wide easement for 131.5 feet; thence run thence North 02 de- minutes East along said the purpose of ingress North 82 degrees 23 grees 12 minutes West East right of way and and egress, known as minutes East for 416 a distance of 110.0 feet parallel with the East Mitchell Drive, being de- feet to the West right of to a point; run thence side of said Royce Ses- scribed as 30.00 foot way of a public road North 87 degrees 48 ser property for 196.7 right and left of a line known as Pleasant Hill minutes East a dis- feet; thence West for more particularly de- Road; thence Southerly tance of 240.0 feet to 60.0 feet to the West scribed as follows: along said West right of the point of beginning right of way of said way (20 feet from and containing 0.63 road; thence Southeast- Commencing at the centerline) for 175.7 acre, more or less. erly along a curve to the Northeast corner of the feet to an existing iron left (Delta 68 degrees Southwest Quarter of pin which is 175.4 feet The above described 29 minutes, Radius = the Southwest Quarter South 02 degrees 26 real property includes a 176.9 feet) for 211.5 of Section 25, Town- minutes East from the manufactured home de- feet; thence South 68 ship 16 South, Range previous point; thence scribed as a 1999(year) degrees 29 minutes 17 West, Lowndes South 89 degrees 53 Scht(make) 28 X 80 East along the South County, Mississippi; run minutes West for 471.7 (model) bearing a VIN right of way of said road thence South 00 de- feet to the Point of Be- Number SN226310AB . for 52.7 feet to the ini- grees 35 minutes East ginning. The manufactured home tial point of beginning of a distance of 19.80 feet is a fixture related to the property herein de- to an iron pin on the Together with a 2009 the real property and scribed. North right-of-way of Sunshine Homes, Inc. has become a part of Henry Wells Road; Manufactured Home, 32 the realty. Any foreclos- FROM SAID INITIAL thence run North 89 de- x 72, Model No. ure of this deed of trust POINT OF BEGINNING, grees 22 minutes West SSP23280-92, Serial will include the manu- thence continue South a distance of 176.40 No. AC-AL-16795AB factured home situated 68 degrees 29 minutes feet along said North thereon. East along said South right-of-way to the POINT WE WILL CONVEY only right of way for 200.0 OF BEGINNING of the such title as is vested I WILL CONVEY only feet; run thence South- herein described ease- in Underwood Law Firm such title as vested in easterly along a curve ment; thence run South PLLC as Substituted me as Substituted to the right (Delta = 03 00 degrees 35 minutes Trustee. Trustee. degrees 06 minutes,. East a distance of Radius= 1,403.2 feet) 223.30 feet to a point; WITNESS OUR SIGNA- WITNESS MY SIGNA- for 76 feet; run thence thence run South 17 de- TURE, this the 16th day TURE on this 16th day South 11 degrees 29 grees 16 minutes 12 of August, 2016. of August, 2016. minutes West for 738 seconds West a dis- feet to a point on an ex- tance of 193.97 feet to Underwood Law Firm Shapiro & Massey, LLC isting fence line; run the terminus of this PLLC SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEE thence North 88 de- easement. SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEE grees 20 minutes West Shapiro & Massey, LLC along said fence for ROAD MAINTENANCE BY: Catherine W. Under- 1080 River Oaks Drive 217.6 feet; thence AGREEMENT: wood Suite B-202 North 88 degrees 20 Majority Member Flowood, MS 39232 minutes West along The Grantor herein shall (601) 981-9299 said fence for 57.8 feet maintain such roadway Control# Johnson, to an existing iron pin; known as Mitchell Drive Emma/GDN 364 Renee Circle thence North 86 de- and easement in such Columbus, MS 39705 grees 42 minutes West manner as the Grantor PUBLISH: 08/24/2016, 16-016960AH along said fence for herein may elect by con- 08/31/2016, 491.0 feet; thence structing such ditches, 09/07/2016 Publication Dates: North 44 degrees 17 installing such culverts August 24 and 31, minutes East for 835.7 or bridges and use 2016 and September 7, feet; thence North 21 gravel, clay gravel, con- 2016 degrees 31 minutes crete, asphalt, or other East for 200.0 feet to surface which the Grant- the point of beginning, or may elect to use, all containing 8.83 acres, of which shall be at the more or less, lying in cost and expense of the the Northeast Quarter Grantor, until such time (NE1/4) of Section 9, as Lowndes County, Township 19 South, Mississippi takes over Range 17 West, the road maintenance. Lowndes County, Mis- sissippi. INDEXING INSTRUC- TIONS: SW 1/4 of the LESS AND EXCEPT all SW 1/4 of Section 25, oil, gas and other miner- Township 16 South, als which have hereto- Range 17 West, fore been reserved by Lowndes County, Mis- prior owners. sissippi. SUBJECT ALSO to the I WILL CONVEY only restrictive covenants such title as vested in and conditions with re- me as Substituted servations of ease- Trustee. ments dated March 13, 1990, and recorded in WITNESS MY SIGNA- Deed Book 922 at Page TURE on this 22nd day 660 in the Chancery of August, 2016. Clerk's Office of Lowndes County, Mis- J. Gary Massey sissippi, and amend- SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEE ments thereto, if any. Shapiro & Massey, LLC 1080 River Oaks Drive I will only convey such Suite B-202 title as is vested in me Flowood, MS 39232 as Substitute Trustee. (601) 981-9299 WITNESS MY SIGNA- 185 Mitchell Drive TURE, this 26th day of Steens, MS 39766 August, 2016. 11-002988BE Michael Jedynak Substitute Trustee Publication Dates: 855 S Pear Orchard August 31, September Rd., Ste. 404, Bldg. 7, 14 and 21, 2016 400 Ridgeland, MS 39157 (318) 330-9020

rcs/F16-0671 PUBLISH: 8-31-2016 / 9-7-2016 / 9-14-2016 SUBSTITUTED TRUST- EE'S NOTICE OF SALE

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI COUNTY OF Lowndes

WHEREAS, on the 30th day of April, 2007, Robert W. Irwin and wife, Sharon C. Irwin, executed and delivered a certain Deed of Trust unto John H. Shows, Trustee for Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for Diversified Mort- gage Corporation, Bene- ficiary, to secure an indebtedness therein described, which Deed of Trust is recorded in the office of the Chancery Clerk of Lowndes County, Mississippi in Mortgage Book 2007 at Page 13076; and

WHEREAS, on the 20th day of June, 2016, the Holder of said Deed of Trust filed a Loan Modi- fication Agreement of Deed of Trust by instrument recorded in the office of the aforesaid Chancery Clerk of Court in Mort Book 2016 at Page 13155; and

WHEREAS, by various assignments on record said Deed of Trust was ultimately assigned to Federal National Mort- gage Association by instrument recorded in the office of the aforesaid Chancery Clerk in Mort Book 2014 at Page 18093; and

WHEREAS, on the 10th day of August, 2016, the Holder of said Deed of Trust substituted and appointed Michael Je- dynak as Substitute Trustee by instrument recorded in the office of the aforesaid Chancery Clerk in Mort Book 2016 at Page 17921; and

WHEREAS, default having been made in the payments of the indebtedness secured by the said Deed of Trust, and the holder of said Deed of Trust, having requested the undersigned so to do, on the 21st day of September, 2016, I will during the lawful hours of between 11:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., at public outcry, offer for sale and will sell, at the south east front door of Lowndes County Courthouse, 505 2nd Ave. North at Columbus, Mississippi, for cash to the highest bidder, the following described land and property situated in Lowndes County, Mississippi, to- wit:

Beginning at an existing iron pin at a fence corner at the Northeast corner of Section 9, Township 19 South, Range 17 West, Lowndes County, Mis- sissippi; thence South 00 degrees 07 minutes East along a fence for 230.0 feet; thence North 86 degrees 08 minutes West for 483.0 feet; thence South 45 degrees 15 minutes West for 181.4 feet; thence South 08 degrees 45 minutes West for 84.1 feet to the North right of way of a 60-foot-wide road; thence Southeasterly along a curve to the right (Centerline Data: Delta = 23 degrees 49 minutes, Tangent = 34.25 feet, Radius=162.42 feet) for 80.0 feet; thence South 32 degrees 34 minutes West for 60.0 feet to the South right of way of said road; thence West- erly along a curve to the left (Delta = 72 degrees 55 minutes, Radi- us -= 132.42 feet) for 168.5 feet; thence South 49 degrees 39 minutes West along the South right of way of said road for 115.0 feet; thence Westerly along a curve to the right (Delta = 47 degrees 03 minutes, Radi- us= 90.0 feet) for 73.9 feet; thence South 66 degrees 24 minutes West along the South right of way of a 60-foot wide road for 334.1 feet; thence Southwest- erly along a curve to the left (Delta = 66 degrees 24 minutes Radi- us = 88.1 feet) for 102.1 feet; thence South 01 degree 00 minutes, West along the East right of way of said road and parallel with the East side of the Royce Sesser property for 487.9 feet; thence South 00 degrees 14 minutes East along said East right of way and parallel with the East side of said Royce Ses- ser property for 196.7 feet; thence West for 60.0 feet to the West right of way of said road; thence Southeast- erly along a curve to the left (Delta 68 degrees 29 minutes, Radius = 176.9 feet) for 211.5 feet; thence South 68 degrees 29 minutes East along the South right of way of said road for 52.7 feet to the initial point of beginning of the property herein described.

FROM SAID INITIAL POINT OF BEGINNING, thence continue South 68 degrees 29 minutes East along said South right of way for 200.0 feet; run thence South- easterly along a curve to the right (Delta = 03 degrees 06 minutes,. Radius= 1,403.2 feet) for 76 feet; run thence South 11 degrees 29 minutes West for 738 feet to a point on an existing fence line; run thence North 88 degrees 20 minutes West along said fence for 217.6 feet; thence North 88 degrees 20 minutes West along said fence for 57.8 feet to an existing iron pin; thence North 86 degrees 42 minutes West along said fence for 491.0 feet; thence North 44 degrees 17 minutes East for 835.7 feet; thence North 21 degrees 31 minutes East for 200.0 feet to the point of beginning, containing 8.83 acres, more or less, lying in the Northeast Quarter (NE1/4) of Section 9, Township 19 South, Range 17 West, Lowndes County, Mis- sissippi.

LESS AND EXCEPT all oil, gas and other miner- als which have heretofore been reserved by prior owners. 8B WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2016 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com SUBJECT ALSO to the restrictive covenants aLegalnd c Noticesonditi o0010ns with re- Painting & Papering 1620 General Help Wanted 3200 Estate Sales 4490 Apts For Rent: East 7020 Houses For Rent: Caledonia Autos For Sale 9150 servations of ease- 7160 BUY, SELL, ments dated March 13, CLIFF'S Painting. Cliff DRIVER/LOCAL deliver- SEPT. 8-30th. 8a-5p. 1, 2, 3 BEDROOMS & 1990, and recorded in Baswell. Free estim- ies—full time position. 239 Shrinewood Dr. Fur- townhouses. Call for 3BR/1.5BA. 1500 sq ft. NEED A CAR? Deed Book 922 at Page ates. Interior/Exterior Applicants must meet niture, antiques, lamps, more info. 662-549- 8155 Hwy 12. $815/ Guaranteed Credit Approval! 660 in the Chancery work. 30 years experi- the following criteria: pictures, baby items, 1953 mo + $800 dep. NO Clerk's Office of ence. Many references. Class B CDL with clothes, & much more. PETS. 662-549-9298 or No Turn Downs! Lowndes County, Mis- 662-327-9079. hazmat endorsement, Apts For Rent: West 7050 662-245-1191. We offer late model vehicles with warranty. sissippi, and amend- 662-386-0006. Good MVR, Pass crimin- Garage Sales: New Hope 4530 Call us, we will take application by phone. ments thereto, al background check, Mobile Homes 7250 if any. QUALITY PAINTING. Ex- DOT physical and drug 140 Cedarcrest Drive ... We help rebuild your credit! terior/Interior Paint. screen. We offer: com- furniture, holiday decor- 2BR/1BA MH for rent. I will only convey such Sheetrock Hanging and petitive pay, compre- ations, pictures, chil- 591 Blackcreek rd. No Tousley Motors title as is vested in me Finishing. Free Estim- hensive retirement plan, dren's items, lots of pets. In city school dis- as Substitute Trustee. ates. Larry Webber 662- full medical, dental, and good stuff! Saturday, trict. 662-574-9574. 662-329-4221 • 4782 Hwy. 45 N., Columbus 242-6225. vision insurance, and Sept 10. Starts at 6am. by Spirit Mart at Hwy. 373 intersection Indoor. Rain or shine. WITNESS MY SIGNA- vacation and leave time Office Spaces For Rent 7300 www.tousleymotors.net TURE, this 26th day of SULLIVAN'S PAINT Qualified applicants SERVICE 185 KIMBERLY DR, Houses For Sale: New Hope Mobile Homes 8650 August, 2016. apply at P O Box 2321 DOWNTOWN OFFICE Michael Jedynak Certified in lead Columbus, MS 39704 CHRISTOPHER HILLS. 8250 building for rent. 1100 WOW 2017 4 Bedroom Substitute Trustee removal. Offering spe- or 322 Idlewild Rd Sat. Sept 10, 7-Noon. Ladies clothes size sq ft. 662-327-2588. $41900.00 includes 855 S Pear Orchard cial prices on interior & Columbus ,MS or FABULOUS 5BR /3.5 BA exterior painting, pres- 8/10/12, shoes 6.5, home sitting on 7 acres delivery & new central Rd., Ste. 404, Bldg. [email protected]. OFFICE SPACES & retail 400 sure washing & sheet purses. Men's 36/38, in the New Hope area. heat & air. rock repairs. L/XL. Boys L/XL. NO space for lease. Start- Home features a great CALL 662-401-1093 Ridgeland, MS 39157 JOB OPENING in Colum- ing at $285/mo. Fair- (318) 330-9020 Free Estimates JUNK. Many never worn. floor plan w/ 2 stair- Call 435-6528 bus, MS for experi- On racks for shopping lane Center, 118 S. Mc- cases, family room up- Autos For Sale 9150 enced mechanic in convenience! Cheap Crary. 662-435-4188. rcs/F16-0671 stairs, separate LR/DR, Stump Removal 1790 auto, truck, construc- prices. ALSO linens, screened patio, master 1991 NISSAN 300ZX. PUBLISH: 8-31-2016 / tion equipment, out- home decor, games, pet 186,000 miles. 9-7-2016 / 9-14-2016 Rooms For Rent 7450 has his/hers closet, board motors, lawn- supplies, rugs, Hoover and much more. House Non-turbo $4,500. mowers etc., ability to vac, baskets, C'mas, BEDROOM COM- backs up to wooded Call 327-9279 Building & Remodeling 1120 lift at least 50 pounds, kitchen, books, frames, PLETELY furn. in West acres for privacy. must have valid driver’s silk flowers. Point. Furn, appl, utilit- 2006 Chevrolet $315k. Call Tiffany: Cobalt.2dr $4700, runs Tom Hatcher, LLC license- CDL a plus and ies & cable. $540/mo. 972-954-7562. pass pre-employment General Merchandise 4600 No dep. 662-295-4701. great, A/C, auto, CD, Custom Construction, great gas mileage Restoration, Remodel- drug screen. EOE Apts For Rent: Other 7080 Apply in person or send 4 GOOD year dura trac Investment Property 8550 25city 30+hwy. call ing, Repair, Insurance ALLSTUMP GRINDING Storage & Garages 7500 386-1495 after 4PM claims. 662-364-1769. resume: R & D Mainten- tires. LT 275-70R18. SERVICE ance Services, Inc. Set of 4 for $500. Good 3 INVESTMENT Licensed & Bonded GET 'ER DONE! INEXPENSIVE 92 FORD F450 w/ crane 3600 W. Plymouth Road condition w/ a lot of MINI-STORAGE. From opportunities: We can grind all your Northside 10 unit and air compressor. Columbus, MS 39701 tread. 662-242-0259. 5'x10' to 20'x20'. Two Has utility beds w/ 6 stumps. Hard to reach well-lit locations in apt complex: $185k places, blown over EMBROIDERY MACHINE: compartments. $5,500. W S Construction. Build- Medical / Dental 3300 Columbus: Near Wal- Eastside 8 unit apt ing, remodeling & roof- roots, hillsides, back- Entrepreneur Pro complex: $185k Low mileage. Good Con- mart on Hwy 45 & near dition. 425-2796 or ing. Backhoe & dump- yards, pastures. Free PR1000e, 10-needle Taco Bell on Hwy 182. 12 spaces, 10 mo- estimates. You find it, West Point Community Home Embroidery ma- 425-5450. truck service. Living Center Call 662-327-4236 for bile homes for sale on (662) 242-3471. we'll grind it! chine. 3.5yr old. Like more information. Blackcreek Rd. 662-361-8379 is accepting applications for Full Time and new! Call 662-386- Call 329-3532. GMC SONOMA ext cab RAY'S WOOD WORKS Part Time RN's, LPN's, 4508 or 662-327-3548 lsle, 01, new 4 cyl gm Tree Services 1860 and CNA's, and dietary In Brother Innovis Lots & Acreage 8600 engine & rebuilt auto and cooks and dietary aids. 6000D. Embroidery and FRIENDLYMini-Warehouses CITY transboth with less than A&T Tree Service Monday -Friday 8:00am friendlycitymini.com 2 TRACTS on Harris Dr. 2k miles, ps pl ps Bucket truck & stump sewing. Lots of hoops & to 4:30pm. thread & stabilizer. in Columbus. 662-386- pseat, good tires, new removal. Free est. Apply in person at 1122 5196. brakes , tool box and Multiple Home Repairs Serving Columbus $2,000. Text 662-791- Sheetrock, Flooring, N. Eshman Avenue, 9410. Great condition. bedliner. clean and since 1987. Senior West Point. sharp, perfect truck Trim, Painting, Tile, citizen disc. Call Alvin @ RIVERFRONT JAZZY SCOOTER and lift 2 Convenient good gas mileage, a Kitchen/Bath 242-0324/241-4447 Locations PROPERTY Decks- Dock Repair "We'll go out on a limb Sales / Marketing 3600 for vehicle. Has 4 Camp Pratt bargain at $7850. Pressure Washing for you!" wheels. Comes w/ cov- Best Rates Call 574-3056 (662)327-2469. 662-634-1114 THE COMMERCIAL er. In excellent cond. In Town! Ray McIntyre J&A TREE REMOVAL DISPATCH is in search Both for $1200 OBO. 662-327-4236 Blythewood Realty Work from a bucket of an excellent newspa- 205-463-6044. P & R Scrap now sells per subscription sales-

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Call or text Mobile Homes 8650 sr5, loaded, only 120k Stokes Excavation: ming, & Stump Grinding. more information apply 662-436-0686. miles, immaculate truck to The Commercial Dis- FORMAL DINING room 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Apart- 2002 3+2 double wide 662-689-0089 662-251-9191 set, $675. msta. New tires bt ste- Serving Golden Triangle! patch at 516 Main ments & Townhouses. 2BR/1BA home on for sale. Vinyl siding, reo 5.7 v8 auto cold air. Street in Columbus, Hot point Dryer $50. 1BR/1BA Apt. $335 Taylor St in East Colum- Shingle roof, fireplace, Black Console Piano, Under nada book and a Special Notices 2400 MS. No phone calls ac- 2BR/1BA Apt. $410- bus for sale. Motivated central heat and air, bargain at $23,500. General Services 1360 cepted. $275. More available. $460. 2BR/2BA 3BR seller. $38k. patio doors, z island in 662-328-1035. call/text 662-574-3596. ADOPTION: LOVING par- /2BA Townhouses 662-364-6854. kitchen. $27,900.00 in- HILL'S PRESSURE $550-$800. No HUD al- WASHING. Commercial/ ents, a happy home, & Truck Driving 3700 cluding delivery and set Five Questions: a secure life awaits 1st Free Pets 5100 lowed. Lease, deposit, Houses For Sale: New Hope up. Call 662-760-2120 residential. House, con- credit check required. crete, sidewalks & mo- baby. Expenses pd. FED-EX ground looking FREE KITTENS to good 8250 Debra & Ike, for Class A driver. Coleman Realty. 329- bile washing. Free est. home. 9 weeks old. 2323 BRAND NEW! 2017 Call 662-386-8925 1-888-449-0803. Dedicated local run. litter trained. 3BR/2BA. Move-in 28x56 3br/2ba double 1 Buddhism 6 months experience re- 662-329-8696 Ready! $124,900, quiet wide finished drywall. General Help Wanted 3200 quired. 662-295-2129. area, heat pump, lg Payments as low as Free to a good home patio, approx 1,460 sq. $498.00 a month WAC. RETAINER WALL, drive- AMERICORPS VISTA LOCAL ROUTE (Inside only), 6 week old ft., on .4ac lot. 662- includes delivery and 2 Indianapo- way, foundation, con- Need to fill 1 year volun- driver/sales person kittens, 3 black fe- 386-6289 for appt. set, A/C skirting, crete/riff raft drainage teer positions at local wanted for ice distribu- males, 1 black male trimout & dirt pad! Call lis, Indiana work, remodeling, base- agencies. Benefits in- tion company. Home Litter trained, never 5055 NEW Hope Rd. 662-760-2120 ment foundation, re- clude a monthly sti- every night. Must have a been outside Approx 3200 sq ft. 2 pairs, small dump truck pend, health insurance neat & clean appear- 662-386-8750 acre lot. Split level hauling (5-6 yd) load & & education award. ance & deal well with 4BR/4BA home. Gas LOOKING TO buy used 3 Nostromo demolition/lot cleaning. Must have an AA or 3 the public. Class A li- Lost & Found Pets 5160 logs. 2 patios. Lg shop. mobile home. Burr Masonry 242- years of relevant experi- cense needed. Apply in Fresh ext. paint. Priced 662-574-5425. 0259. ence. Please email ais- person at Fairway Ice FOUND: SMALL, red, to sell @ $170k. FSBO. linn.columbusarts@ 802 Moss St. Colum- long hair Dachshund. 386-8851 or 386-0067. MUST SEE to believe. 4 Tom Kite gmail.com for bus, MS 39701. Call 662-328-5091. 2007 River Birch 32x80 Lawn Care / Landscaping instructions. 1470 LOST MALE Pit Bull, REDUCED! 3BDR/2BA. 4BR/2BA manufac- Appliances 4090 brown w/ some white 1560sq. ft. 9ft ceilings. tured home. Large mas- BUILD SHEDS: Looking Vaulted L/R. Trey ceil- ter bedroom/bath. Must 5 Tibetan JESSE & BEVERLY'S for contractors, Start a markings, wearing blue WHITE WHIRLPOOL collar w/ no tags. Miss- ing in Master BR w/ W-I- be moved. $57,000. LAWN SERVICE. new career with manu- washer & dryer. Like C. Close to school. Motivated Seller. Plateau Cleanup, mowing & facturing buildings for ing from Old McCrary Rd New. $500. OBO. in New Hope. Answers $144,500. 662-386- Contact Deborah. weed eating, landscap- PROBUILT. Text or call 662-327-5658. 6036. 364-8408. ing, siding, tree cutting. 662-312-2159 for more to Dak. Call 662-574- 4204. Reward offered. 356-6525. details. Bargain Column 4180 Houses For Sale: Other 8500 General Help Wanted 3200 Business Opportunity 6050 2 GOLD tinsel, table top Christmas trees. $30. CONVENIENCE STORE Commercial Property For GENERATIONS CARE, LLC 549-0010. for Sale or Lease in Need a New Home? Columbus, MS. Ideal for Rent 7100 Everyone Needs Help Sometimes & AM/FM Radio Stereo Deli or restaurant. Call We have homes in Columbus, New Hope, When You Can’t Be There...We Can! with Cassette Player Phil @ 205-266-5128. RESTAURANT/RETAIL and headphones. New, space available. Old Caledonia, Starkville and West Point. Shipley's location. 1200 Services available from Kosciusko to Columbus and still in container. 14.00. Business For Sale 6350 AD SECTION! in the CLASSIFIED 244-5861. sq ft. Call 662-574- Tupelo to Philadelphia; assistance with activities of 7879. daily living services at home or facility Call Today! Estate Sales 4490 SALON Super nice office space • Break time for the family • Employment Opportunity FOR SALE OR RENT for rent on high-visibility 1518 MLK JR Dr. Thurs- • Caregivers & companionship Apply at your local Bluecutt Road. 1350 Sat. 9a-5p. Whole 702 7TH STREET S sq. ft. CH/A. Private of- • Caregivers around the clock WIN Job Center: house of furn., kitchen COLUMBUS, MS fices and central area. • House cleaning CNA/ PCA/ Sitters/ items, woman's cloth- Call 662-327-6510 Homemakers ing & accessories, iron MAGGIE BISHOP © The Dispatch patio furn., & more! 662-386-3083 Houses For Rent: Northside 662-465-7519 • [email protected] 7110 415 8th Street South 40 North Ridgeland www.GenerationsCareLLC.com Linda Humphries Apts For Rent: Northside 7010 COLONIAL TOWN- General Help Wanted 3200 2BR APT. C/H&A. W/D HOUSES. 2 & 3 bed- Estate Sale Hookup. 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