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Vol. 117, No. 149 • Corinth, Mississippi • 20 pages • Two sections Veterans face growing obstacle with PTSD

BY BRANT SAPPINGTON Offi cer Pat Ray. For veterans in an effort to reach out to vet- “We are seeing a lot, a lot of deliberately or subconsciously [email protected] that trigger is often experiences erans and the community with PTSD,she said. separating themselves from the America's veterans face nu- in combat, but the disorder can information on the disorder and When left untreated PTSD can people they are close to in their merous challenges in returning also be caused by any signifi cant the wide variety of resources lead to a wide variety of prob- lives and many get into trouble to their normal lives and for a traumatic experience such as an available to help veterans cope lems. Sufferers may experience attempting to self-medicate with growing number of those vet- assault, an automobile accident, with its devastating impact. fl ashbacks to the traumatic ex- drugs or alcohol. erans a major obstacle is Post a rape or any other similar expe- Ray said she is seeing more perience. They can suffer from “It's actually debilitating and Traumatic Stress Disorder. rience. and more veterans coming into intense anxiety, fear or depres- it not only affects the veteran, it PTSD is brought on by any The United States Veterans her offi ce who are suffering with sion. Many also struggle with affects the family,said Ray. traumatic experience, explained Administration has set aside the disorder, many who may not severe bouts of anger. They Alcorn County Veterans Service June as PTSD Awareness Month even realize it. often fi nd themselves either Please see VETERANS | 2A Fat Girl Returns Modern Woodmen Prentiss County native set to release remain strong after third installment in best-selling series 130 years of business BY BRANT SAPPINGTON [email protected] Everyone’s favorite big-mouthed Southern girl is BY BOBBY J. SMITH “We believe life insurance is back next month as Ace Jones travels the “Mad Fat [email protected] the key to protecting members’ Road to Happiness” in the latest novel from Prentiss Modern Woodmen of Amer- fi nancial futures,” said Marsh. County native Stephanie McAfee. ica reports continued growth “Modern Woodmen’s Plan- “Down and Out in Bugtussle: in 2012, according to recently ning for Life system gives us The Mad Fat Road to Happi- compiled results for the year the tools to help members plan ness”, the third installment in ending Dec. 31, 2012. for all stages of life and evalu- McAfee’s best-selling series hits “After 130 years, Modern ate their own unique fi nancial the shelves on July 2 and the au- Woodmen is still strong and needs.” thor will visit Tupelo on July 12 secure,” said local Modern Life insurance in force — the at 4 p.m. for a signing event and Woodsmen representative total amount of life insurance celebration at Reed’s Gum Tree Jonathan Marsh. “The 2012 owned by members to protect Bookstore. fi nancial results show that the their families in case of pre- The new adventure brings organization is fl ourishing, mature death — increased to Ace back to her small Southern which is a benefi t to Modern $35.5 billion. McAfee hometown of Bugtussle, Miss. Woodmen members in Mis- Over 2012 the organization’s as she seeks to put her life back sissippi.” assets increased by 7.6 percent, together after breaking off her engagement with her Highlights of the year in- reaching nearly $12.4 billion. fi ancee and seeing her dream life in Florida go up in cluded a 12 percent growth Assets are primarily invested fl ames. Ace wants everything to be just like it was in life insurance. Also during in high-quality, low-risk cor- before, but it’s not to be as a pretty young newcomer 2012, the fraternal fi nancial porate and government bonds. has taken her former job at the local high school organization's assets exceed- “Modern Woodmen has al- with no plans to give it up. ed $12 billion and member- ways been conservative in its Her efforts to fi nd peace lead her to try to restore ship increased to more than investment practices,” Marsh her grandmother’s gardens, but the project sparks a 773,000. pointed out. “This serves the search for answers when she discovers a collection Throughout the year Mod- organization well and protects of old love letters in her grandmother’s gardening ern Woodmen’s fraternal ex- members in all economic cli- book hinting at an unknown secret life. and taught school in the county for fi ve years before penditures contributed $28.9 mates.” McAfee said the book is fi lled with Jones’ trade- moving to Colorado in 2007 with her husband who million to support programs The fraternal expenditures mark attitude and humor and she believes fans of was in the U.S. Army, the author found a labor of in member communities na- supporting Modern Wood- the fi rst two books will love the latest chapter in the love in the creation of her fi rst novel. tionwide. men’s family-oriented mem- saga. Mixing her small town roots with a sharp wit and One of the most important ber benefi ts and programs “I really think this is the best one yet,” she said. a feisty attitude, her unique view of the craziness of developments of the year was grew to $28.9 million in 2012. McAfee’s own story has been as big a whirlwind as small town life resulted in her debut novel “Diary of the 12 percent increase in new These benefi ts include disaster that of her trademark character. A native of Prentiss life insurance issued, for a to- County who graduated from Booneville High School Please see MCAFEE | 2A tal of $3.4 billion. Please see WOODMEN | 3A KHS graduate leaves mark with mural

BY BOBBY J. SMITH Windows desktop surround- do in class.” [email protected] ed by computers, printers, a Using acrylic paints, Reyn- Kara Reynolds graduated swirling ribbon of binary code olds drew the outline for the from the Alcorn County School and other representations of mural in freehand and painted District and is moving on to technology. college in the fall — but no- Reynolds began the proj- Please see MURAL | 3A body can say she didn’t leave a ect in early May. She worked mark. almost every day of the week Last week the Kossuth grad during the hours the Career Submitted photo completed an expansive mural and Technology Center is open. Kossuth grad Kara Reynolds at the Alcorn Career and Tech- “It took me a little bit to puts the finishing touches nology Center. Located in the fi gure out what I wanted to on a mural in the Information Information Technology class- paint,” said Reynolds. “Then it Technology classroom at the room, the mural depicts the came to me, and I knew I want- Alcorn Career and Technology familiar features of a Microsoft ed to incorporate the things we Center.

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CONTINUED FROM 1A as readers clamored for ing a character everyone release,” said the author. yet,” she said. back to the area regularly more of her trademark could connect with. She McAfee said the past two She’s also already plan- to visit family and friends a Mad Fat Girl”. Originally humor and sharp observa- faces the same challenges years since the release of ning future projects includ- and she’s excited about the published as an electronic tions. and beneath the outsized the fi rst novel have been ing a humorous look at re- upcoming event at Reeds. book on Amazon.com and At the center of it all has personality deals with the a whirlwind and she’s just lationships between men She said she’s extremely other sites, the novel quick- been her heroine, Gra- same struggles everyone now been able to take some and women and another grateful for the strong sup- ly caught the attention of ciella “Ace” Jones, a big- does. time off and start thinking novel or series of novels port she’s been given from major publishers and led to mouthed, trouble-making “I really really wanted about the next chapter in with a new cast of charac- her hometown friends and a multi-book deal with New Southern belle whose her to be a character that her life. ters. understands she has the York-based Penguin Group larger than life persona and people could relate to,” she “I feel like I’ve been run- She also stays busy con- opportunity to live the life and a quick rise to the top willingness to say whatever said. ning to catch up,” she said. necting with readers on she does because of that of the charts for the small- is on her mind regardless of Jones also gives voice to That next chapter will Facebook at www.face- support. town Southern girl. the consequences has reso- many of the thoughts most include the Mad Fat Girl, at book.com/booksbystepha- “Thank you. Thank you Her next book in the se- nated with readers across people keep buried inside. least for one more book. nie and on her blog which for the support and for the ries, “Happily Ever Mad- the country. “Everybody has a little “There’s at least one can be found through her encouragement. I couldn’t der”, was released last year McAfee said she created bit of Ace Jones in their more. There may be more. Facebook page. be where I am without it,” and found similar success Jones with the goal of mak- personality. She’s kind of a Her story’s just not done McAfee said she gets she said. VETERANS

CONTINUED FROM 1A War II. group settings, support Many years ago veter- groups that allow veterans trauma in their lifetime. How common is The veterans service of- ans suffering from what is to share their experiences 10 Steps to Raise PTSD?. For Veterans and people who have fi ce staff has been trained now known as PTSD were with others who have gone been through violence and abuse, the to help spot the symptoms simply said to have “shell through the same trauma, PTSD Awareness number is higher. of PTSD and has access to shock” and there weren't a and much more. There (Taken from www.ptsd.va.gov. This a vast array of resources lot of options to help them can also be fi nancial ben- site is a one-stop portal for information 6) Expand your understanding. Learn that can help those strug- deal with their experienc- efi ts available to veterans and resources related to PTSD for veter- about assessment and how to find out gling with it to get their es. That's all changed now, whose PTSD is deter- ans and their families.) if someone has PTSD. Complete a brief lives back on track. said Ray. mined to be directly relat- 1) Know more about PTSD. Under- checklist or take an online screen to see if Ray said she is seeing The Veterans Admin- ed to their military service. stand common reactions to trauma and a professional evaluation is needed. PTSD symptoms in veter- istration offers free help The fi rst step in getting when those reactions might be PTSD. 7) Share PTSD information. Share ans of all ages, from those to veterans dealing with help is to reach out for it, 2) Challenge your beliefs about treat- who have served in the PTSD including access said Ray. ment. PTSD treatment can help. We now handouts, brochures, or wallet cards most recent confl icts in to medical professionals The Veterans Service have effective PTSD treatments that can about trauma and PTSD. Iraq and Afghanistan to such as doctors, psycholo- Offi ce staff is available to make a difference in the lives of people 8) Meet people who have lived with older veterans who served gists and psychiatrists help veterans and their with PTSD. PTSD. Visit AboutFace, an online gallery in Vietnam or even World in both one-on-one and families navigate the VA 3) Explore the options for those with dedicated to Veterans talking about how PTSD. Find out where to get help for PTSD system and connect them PTSD treatment turned their lives around. Your Favorite Labels with the help they need and learn how to choose a therapist. Also and all the benefi ts they're see our Self-Help and Coping section sec- 9) Take advantage of technology. FOR LESS entitled to. tion to learn about peer support and other Download PTSD Coach mobile app and “We'll sit down with coping strategies. treatment companion apps in the National them, talk with them and 4) Reach out. Make a difference.You Center for PTSD’s growing collection of Twisted encourage them,said Ray. can help a family member with PTSD, in- mobile offerings. The staff will help with cluding assisting your Veteran who needs 10) Keep informed. Get the latest infor- all aspects of the pro- care. Know there is support for friends cess including fi lling out and family too. mation about PTSD. Sign up for our PTSD Spirits paperwork, making ap- 5) Know the facts. More than half of Monthly Update, or connect with us on pointments and helping US adults will experience at least one Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. 1100 B Hwy 72 W., arrange transportation if Corinth necessary. They are there Hours: full-time to help veterans tial and veterans and fam- an appointment with her formation, call them at Mon-Sat 10am-9pm get access to all the bene- ilies can be assured they're offi ce so they can be sure 662-286-7744. For more fi ts they've earned by serv- privacy will be respected to have plenty of time information on PTSD ing their country. as they seek help with this available for each individ- and resources available Ray emphasized that all or any other issue. ual needing their help. through the Veterans Ad- consultations with her of- She recommends those To make an appoint- ministration, visit www. fi ce are strictly confi den- seeking assistance make ment or for more in- ptsd.va.gov. CLOSING SALE WELCOME WED., JUNE 19 THROUGH FRIDAY, JUNE 28,2013 DR. BOB DAVIS GASTROENTEROLOGY WAIT’S JEWELRY & FINE GIFTS, LLC 410 Fillmore Street Corinth, Mississippi The oldest retail business(ca. 1865) in Corinth and second oldest jewelry store in Miss. will close at 5 PM on June 28.

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Today is Sunday, June Associated Press Choctaw Health Center 23, the 174th day of JACKSON — A federal operated under rules 2013. There are 191 judge has upheld Missis- of the U.S. Department days left in the year. sippi's cap of $500,000 of Health and Human on noneconomic dam- Services and the Indian Today’s Highlight ages in medical malprac- Health Service. in History: tice cases. Tiara Clemons eventu- The ruling came in a ally was transferred to a On June 23, 1888, wrongful death lawsuit Jackson hospital where abolitionist Frederick fi led by the family of a she and the unborn child Douglass received one woman and her unborn died. vote from the Kentucky baby who died after be- The government ad- delegation at the Re- ing denied potential mitted, in court docu- publican convention in lifesaving treatment at a ments, that the care pro- Chicago, effectively mak- hospital on the Choctaw vided at the health center Staff photo by Bobby J. Smith ing him the first black Reservation in Neshoba “did not comply with, candidate to have his County. and fell below, the stan- Rear ended name placed in nomina- U.S. District Judge dard of care” that should tion for U.S. president. Carlton Reeves applied have been provided. Highway 72 traffic was disrupted Saturday afternoon after a two-vehicle crash (The nomination went to the caps in the case, fi nd- The government said at the Parkway Street intersection. The crash happened in the westbound Benjamin Harrison.) lane shortly before 3 p.m., when a 1999 Mercury Mountaineer — driven by ing that his hands were the breaches of the stan- 25-year-old Glen resident Kevin Lambert — drove into the rear of a Chevrolet tied and the Mississippi dard of care were the Trailblazer — driven by Frances Bennett, 22, of Corinth — while Bennett was On this date: Supreme Court would proximate cause of the stopped for the traffic light. EMS responded to the scene, but the drivers were likely fi nd the caps con- deaths of Tiara Clemons not seriously injured and both refused treatment. In 1757, forces of the stitutional. and her child. East India Company led But Reeves found fault With that admission, by Robert Clive won the with the caps and what the case turned to the Battle of Plassey, which he perceived as their un- issue of economic and effectively marked the fairness. non-economic damages. Civitan scholarships beginning of British colo- “All grief is not equal. Punitive damages are nial rule in India. All pain cannot be re- disallowed in the federal Submitted Photo In 1812, Britain, un- duced to a one-size-fi ts- courts. Recipients of the aware that America had all sum. In Mississippi, In an Oct. 30, 2012, Roscoe Turner declared war against it though, one's suffering ruling, Reeves awarded scholarships for five days earlier, rescind- at the hands of a health $5.45 million in non- the Corinth Civi- ed its policy on neutral care provider is worth no economic damages and tan Club are (left- shipping, a major issue more than half a million $1.8 million in economic right) Isaac Pat- of contention between dollars, no matter how damages. However, be- terson of Corinth the two countries. egregious, and no mat- fore making the award High School, Blake In 1860, a congressio- ter if your suffering leads fi nal, Reeves asked both Stacy of Biggers- nal resolution authorized to your death, your un- sides to address the ville High School, creation of the United born child's death, and question of Mississippi's Whitney Shipman States Government Print- leaves your children or- tort limits. of Kossuth High ing Office, which opened phans. This is offensive,” Mississippi's $1 mil- School and Da- the following year. kota Dooley of Al- Reeves wrote on June 13 lion cap on noneconomic corn Central High In 1931, aviators Wiley in upholding the limits. damages applies to what School. Post and Harold Gatty The U.S. attorney's of- a jury can award some- took off from New York fi ce in Jackson did not one for such things as on a round-the-world respond to a request for pain and suffering. The flight that lasted eight comment nor did the limits on damages were days and 15 hours. Mississippi attorney adopted by Mississippi In 1938, the Civil Aero- general's offi ce. lawmakers after years of nautics Authority was Michael T. Jaques, contentious wrangling. established. an attorney for plaintiff Noneconomic damag- In 1947, the Senate Kathy Clemons, said an es under Mississippi law joined the House in over- appeal to the 5th U.S. do not include punitive riding President Harry S. Circuit Court of Appeals damages. Truman’s veto of the Taft- is being considered. There is no cap on Hartley Act, designed to “This is a unique case damages for econom- limit the power of orga- in that it was the judge — ic losses, such as how TRI-STATE nized labor. not a jury — that award- much the person could In 1956, Gamal Ab- ed the damages against have expected to earn in del Nasser was elected the United States in an his or her lifetime or for president of Egypt. amount that would com- such things as continu- RURAL HEALTH In 1967, President pensate the victims for ing medical expenses. Lyndon B. Johnson and their loss,” Jaques said. Reeves allowed Mis- Soviet Premier Alexei Ko- Clemons sued the U.S. sissippi Attorney Gener- CARL C. WELCH, MD LAQUITA BAIN, FNP BC sygin held the first of two government in 2010 after al Jim Hood to intervene meetings at Glassboro the death of her daugh- in the case. State College in New ter, Tiara Clemons, and In court documents, the Jersey. Clemons' unborn grand- attorney general's offi ce Proudly serving the tri-state area for over 38 years In 1969, Warren E. child. Clemons argued argued that Mississippi's Burger was sworn in as that her daughter was cap on noneconomic chief justice of the Unit- denied potential lifesav- damages had never been ed States by the man ing care by doctors at the found unconstitutional he was succeeding, Earl emergency room of the and state courts else- Warren. Choctaw Health Cen- where have upheld such In 1972, President ter on the reservation limits on the amount of Richard Nixon and White of the Mississippi Band noneconomic damages House chief of staff H.R. of Choctaw Indians in recoverable in medical Haldeman discussed a Neshoba County. The malpractice cases. plan to use the CIA to obstruct the FBI’s Wa- tergate investigation. MURAL (Revelation of the tape recording of this conver- sation sparked Nixon’s CONTINUED FROM 1A olds of Kossuth. She has resignation.) President enrolled as a freshman Nixon signed into law over the preliminary at Northeast Mississip- Title IX, which barred dis- drawings. pi Community College, NOW ACCEPTING PEDIATRICS crimination on the basis While she is proud of where she plans to ma- of sex for “any education the work she did and jor in Liberal Arts. program or activity re- happy to leave her mark She completed in- APPOINTMENTS AND WALK-INS ceiving federal financial on the Career and Tech structor Donnie Bates’ assistance.” Center, Reynolds said Information Technology ALWAYS WELCOME In 1988, James E. she is also happy that all Program at the Alcorn Hansen, a climatologist the work is done. Career and Technology at the Goddard Institute “She has put so much Center. She also served for Space Studies, told a volunteer time on this as a student intern dur- Senate panel that global project and is a very de- ing her senior year warming of the earth serving student,” said through the Career Path- caused by the “green- Jennifer Koon, CTE coun- way Experience (CPE) house effect” was a selor at the Alcorn Career program. She is a mem- reality. and Technology Center. ber of the National Tech- In 1993, in a case that Reynolds is the nical Honor Society at drew widespread atten- daughter of Kerry Reyn- ACTC. tion, Lorena Bobbitt of Prince William County, Va., sexually mutilated WOODMEN her husband, John, after he’d allegedly raped her. (John Bobbitt was later CONTINUED FROM 1A youth groups. acquitted of marital sex- (Local Modern Wood- ual assault; Lorena Bob- relief assistance, college men representative bitt was later acquitted scholarships, social and Jonathan Marsh has of malicious wounding volunteer programs by an offi ce at 710 Cruise by reason of insanity.) adult chapters and youth Street in Corinth. For Canada’s Senate ratified service clubs nationwide more information con- the North American Free and educational pro- tact Marsh at 662-665- Trade Agreement. grams for schools and 7904.)

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Letter to the Editor No tax increase requested by Alcorn School District To the editor On behalf of the Alcorn School District, I would like to thank the citizens of Alcorn County for your personal and your fi nancial support. The Alcorn School District strives to be a good steward of the citizens’ tax dollars. The Alcorn School District Board of Education, administration, faculty, staff, and I are diligently planning to utilize each dollar that is allocated to meet the demands of the state and federal government in educating every child. The diffi cult economic times that our state and community are facing makes this task extremely important. Our teachers, staff, and administration are dedicated and establish goals that are in the best interest of the children of the Alcorn School District. We are blessed to have caring employees that are willing to go the extra mile daily to insure that these goals are attained for every The Palin Doctrine nails it on Syria child to meet their true potential and reap the rewards of academic success. I would like to clarify the advertisement On U.S. military interven- Syrian Presi- ity and has training to kill ... is Middle East that we are “liv- for the Alcorn School District tax effort tion in Syria's civil war, where dent Bashar required to go” to Syria, said al- ing in the past,” in a world that was published in the Daily Corinthian “both sides are slaughtering Assad. On the Qaradawi. long gone. As Ted Galen Car- on June 13 and June 20, 2013. Mississippi each other as they scream over Sunni side are In Afghanistan, the Taliban penter writes in Chronicles, Code of 1972 Section 37-57-104 specifi es the an arbitrary red line 'Allahu ak- the al-Qaida- have made a comeback, and under NATO we are commit- requirement for the advertisement. Please, bar' ... I say let Allah sort it out.” affi liated Jab- the United States is negotiat- ted to go to war with Russia note that the county government sets the So said Sarah Palin to the hat al-Nusra, ing with the same crowd we on behalf of 27 nations. millage rate based on the school district’s Faith and Freedom Coalition Pat Sunni jihadists sent an army to oust in 2001. If Russia collides with Es- dollar request. The Alcorn School District conference. And, as is not in- Buchanan from across And the press reports we will tonia or Latvia over the treat- is not requesting a dollar amount increase. frequently the case, she nailed Columnist the Middle be leaving behind $7 billion ment of their Russian minori- The actual millage rates will not be known it. East, the Mus- in U.S. military vehicles and ties, we fi ght Russia. For whose until September of this year when the Hours later, Gideon Rach- lim Brother- equipment when we depart. benefi t is this commitment? county sets the rate based on the tax collec- man of the Financial Times, at hood, Hamas, Qatar and Saudi Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the Today Japan spends 1 per- tions received. The Alcorn School District is length, echoed Palin: “Those Arabia. most successful Turkish leader cent of its gross domestic prod- committed to being a positive infl uence in who are urging the US to get Is victory for either side since Kemal Ataturk, appears uct on defense. Yet the USA is promoting economic improvement for our more deeply involved in the worth yet another U.S. war? to have lost his mandate, with committed to go to war to de- county. Syrian confl ict now are living Ought we not stand back hundreds of thousands pour- fend not only the home islands The Alcorn School District Board of Edu- in the past.” and ask: What vital interest is ing into streets and squares but the Senkaku islets and cation and I would like to invite all of you to Four fundamental changes imperiled here? both to denounce and to de- rocks in the East China Sea the Alcorn School District Budget Hearing make it “no longer realistic, or And even if Americans favor fend him. that China also claims. on Monday, June 24 at 5 p.m. in the Alcorn even desirable, for the US to one side or the other, how last- The United States, says Are the Senkakus really School District Board Room. dominate” the Middle East as ing an impact could any U.S. Rachman, “has recognised worth a war with China? Thank you once again for your continued we did from the Suez crisis of intervention have? The region that, ultimately, the people of NATO was established to support and the opportunity to serve the 1956 through the Iraq invasion is in turmoil. the Middle East are going to defend Europe. Yet Europe children of the Alcorn School District. of 2003. Since the Tunisian uprising have to shape their own des- spends less on its own defense Gina Rogers Smith The four changes: the fail- that dethroned an autocratic tinies. Many of the forces at than we do. Sixty years after Alcorn School District Superinten- ures of the Afghanistan and ally, dictators have fallen in work in the region -- such as the Korean War, we remain dent of Education Iraq wars, the Great Recession, Egypt and Libya. There have Islamism and Sunni-Shia sec- committed to defend South the Arab Spring and emerging been a Shiite revolt in Bahrain, tarianism -- are alarming to the Korea against North Korea. U.S. energy independence. a civil war in Yemen and a civil- West but they cannot be forev- Yet South Korea has an econ- Prayer for today Indeed, with $2 trillion sectarian war in Syria that has er channelled or suppressed.” omy 40 times as large as North sunk, 7,000 U.S. troops dead, cost 90,000 lives. Iraq is disin- Did those clamoring today Korea's. 40,000 wounded, hundreds tegrating. Al-Qaida is in Paki- for intervention in Syria learn Former Rep. Ron Paul Father, we thank You for Jesus who keeps of thousands of Iraqis and Af- stan, Iraq, Yemen, Somalia, nothing from Ronald Reagan's asks: Why, when U.S. debt a fi rm grip on us allowing no enemy to snatch ghans dead, and millions of the Maghreb region and Mali. intervention in an earlier Arab is larger than our GDP and us out of His hand. Amen. refugees, what do we have to Now the muezzin's call to re- civil war, the one in Lebanon? we are running mammoth show for this vast human and ligious war is heard. Result: 241 dead Marines, annual defi cits, are we bor- material waste? “How could 100 million the U.S. Embassy in Beirut rowing money abroad to give Can a country with an Shiites defeat 1.7 billion (Sun- bombed and hostages taken. away in foreign aid? A verse to share economy limping along, one nis)?” roared powerful Saudi Reagan left offi ce believing Good question. As for those that has run four consecutive cleric Yusuf al-Qaradawi, call- his decision to put Marines ethnic, sectarian and civil wars defi cits in excess of $1 trillion, ing for a Sunni-Shiite war. Al- in Lebanon was his great- raging across the Middle East, “For God hath not appointed us to wrath, afford another imperial adven- Qaradawi denounces Assad's est mistake. And to retrieve let Allah sort it out. but to obtain salvation by our Lord Jesus ture? Alawite sect as “more infi del those hostages, he acceded to (Daily Corinthian colum- Christ, Who died for us, that, whether we On the Shiite side of the Syr- than Christians and Jews” and a transfer of weapons to Iran, nist Patrick J. Buchanan is the wake or sleep, we should live together with ian civil war are Ayatollah Ali calls Hezbollah “the party of an action that almost broke his author of “Suicide of a Super- him.” Khamenei, Russian President the devil.” presidency. power: Will America Survive — 1 Thessalonians 5:9-10 Vladimir Putin, Hezbollah and “Everyone who has the abil- Yet it is not only in the to 2025?”) Sound Off Policy Nothing to talk about with the Taliban Effective immediately, the Daily Corin- thian Sound Off policy will be the same as its Letter to the Editor Policy. After 12 years of fi ghting, the Islam,” writes public places. Women had to also issued a general ban -- for Sounds Offs need to be submitted with a Taliban in Afghanistan have Raymond wear a burqa if they went out- both men and women -- on name, address, contact phone number and if announced they are ready to Ibrahim for side and the windows in their listening to music, watching possible, e-mail address, for author verifi cation. talk peace with the United the Middle homes had to be covered so no movies, television and videos The author’s name and city of residence States. The Taliban opened a East Forum. one could see inside. Girls and or celebrating the traditional will be published with the Sound Off. political offi ce in Qatar. The “Practically women were not allowed to at- new year. If you were given a Sound Offs will only accepted from those talks will take place there, but every Islamic tend publicly funded schools. non-Islamic name, you have who wish to have their names published with without the Afghan govern- Cal sect agrees to That is only a partial list of to change it to an Islamic one. their opinion. All other Letter to the Editor ment, which is refusing to take Thomas it and practices restrictions. According to vari- Certain games are banned, rules apply for Sound Offs. part in the “peace” talks. it. We can go ous reports, there are others: including kite fl ying. “Non- President Obama says there Columnist so far as to say Women are denied access to Muslim minorities must wear will be “a lot of bumps in the that the prac- basic health care, but when a badge or stitch a yellow cloth Letters Policy road” during the talks. More tice of taqiyya is mainstream in they do get it, they cannot be onto their clothing to differ- like sinkholes. 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Associated Press he said. vice that would constant- Associated Press land’s request to buy six side of the dam,” said ly monitor blood sugar Lakota Helicopters with Richard Hathorn, who Health law causing Obama administration in people with diabetes Parchman visitation associated training and has managed the lake shortage of doctors warns Hong Kong and automatically supply resumes after stabbing equipment. The estimat- park since 2008. insulin as needed. ed cost is $77 million. Hathorn said the back COLUMBUS, Ohio — WASHINGTON — The A key component of JACKSON — Missis- Cochran and Wicker, side of the old dam Getting face time with the Obama administration on such a system — an in- sippi corrections of- both R-Miss., say the was too steep, which family doctor could soon Saturday sharply warned sulin pump programmed ficials say visitation is sale of these aircraft prevented park workers become even harder. Hong Kong against slow- to shut down if blood- resuming for most units has the potential to ben- from cutting the trees A shortage of primary walking the extradition of sugar dips too low while of the state penitentiary efit the United States’ and other plant growth care physicians in some Edward Snowden, reflect- people are sleeping — at Parchman. relationship with an that had sprung up over parts of the country is ing concerns over a pro- worked as intended in A June 11 stabbing important ally and to en- the years. expected to worsen as longed legal battle before a three-month study of death and a fight the hance the reputation of Work to improve the millions of newly insured the government contractor 247 patients. following day in which Mississippi’s manufac- dam led to an upgrade Americans gain coverage ever appears in a U.S. This “smart pump,” 11 prisoners and five turing capabilities. of the lake itself, and under the federal health courtroom to answer espi- made by Minneapolis- staffers were injured The Lakota is manu- the surrounding camp care law next year. Doc- onage charges for reveal- based Medtronic Inc., is led officials to place the facturer at the American ground, by the Missis- tors could face a backlog, ing two highly classified already sold in Europe, prison on lockdown. Eurocopter plant at sippi Department of and patients could find it surveillance programs. and the U.S. Food and The Department of Golden Triangle Regional Wildlife, Fisheries and difficult to get quick ap- A formal extradition Drug Administration is re- Corrections said Friday Airport near Columbus. Parks,. pointments. request to bring Snowden viewing it now. Whether it evening that visita- It is primarily used by “The department Attempts to address the to the United States from also can be programmed tion has resumed for the Army for noncom- spent more than $1 mil- provider gap have taken on Hong Kong could drag to mimic a real pancreas minimum- and medium- bat missions including lion over a three-year increased urgency ahead through appeal courts and constantly adjust security prisoners and emergency response, period on upgrades,” of the law’s full implemen- for years and would pit insulin based on con- death row inmates. border security, and said Hathorn. tation Jan. 1, but many Beijing against Washing- tinuous readings from Visitations remain sus- light transport. A new office with of the potential solutions ton at a time China tries a blood-sugar monitor pended in parts of one men’s and women’s re- face a backlash from influ- to deflect U.S. accusa- requires more testing, prison unit. The number MDEQ announces strooms was built, the ential groups or will take tions that it carries out but doctors say the new of inmates affected was recycling grants boat ramp was rebuilt, years to bear fruit. extensive surveillance on study suggests that’s a not released. courtesy piers were Lobbying groups repre- American government and realistic goal. JACKSON — The Mis- constructed, roads were senting doctors have ques- commercial operations. “This is the first step Heroin, cash sissippi Department repaved and the camp- tioned the safety of some The U.S. has contacted in the development of seized in bust of Environmental Qual- ground was improved, of the proposed changes, authorities in Hong Kong the artificial pancreas,” ity has $1 million in with 13 new camping argued they would encour- to seek Snowden’s extra- said Dr. Richard Ber- LAUREL — Laurel po- grants available for local pads with water and age less collaboration dition, the National Secu- genstal, diabetes chief lice chief Tyrone Stewart governments to cre- power. among health profession- rity Council said Saturday at Park Nicollet, a large says three people have ate, improve or expand Once the dam was als and suggested they in a statement. The NSC clinic in St. Louis Park, been arrested in a drug cooperative recycling built and the water could create a two-tiered advises the president on Minn. “Before we said bust that also resulted programs. level was raised back to health system offering un- national security. it’s a dream. We have in the confiscation of a MDEQ says grants of normal, the lake was re- equal treatment. “Hong Kong has been the first part of it now large amount of heroin up to $400,000 will be stocked with bass, crap- Bills seeking to ex- a historically good partner and I really think it will and several thousand available to fund region- pie, bluegill and catfish. pand the scope of prac- of the United States in be developed.” dollars in cash. al recycling projects by Campers and fisher- tice of dentists, dental law enforcement matters, He led the company- Stewart told WDAM municipalities, counties, men are back now. And, therapists, optometrists, and we expect them to sponsored study and that two suspects were solid waste manage- The Hattiesburg Ameri- psychologists, nurse prac- comply with the treaty in gave results Saturday at caught at the scene of ment authorities, local can reports, they appear titioners and others have this case,” White House an American Diabetes an alleged Friday after- government recycling pleased. been killed or watered national security adviser Association conference noon drug deal in south cooperatives, local gov- “It’s better now,” said down in numerous states. Tom Donilon said in an in Chicago. They also Laurel. Another suspect ernment solid waste dis- Jeanette Tyler of Monti- Other states have pro- interview with CBS News. were published online by was arrested a short tricts, or other joint local cello, who was enjoying posed expanding student He said the U.S. pre- the New England Journal time later after a high government organiza- an afternoon of fishing loan reimbursements, sented Hong Kong with of Medicine. speed chase. No inju- tions for the collection, last week. “They’ve re- but money for doing so is a “good case for extradi- ries were reported. The processing and market- stocked it better, and tight. tion.” Supermoon shines suspects were awaiting ing of recyclables. it’s a better fishing envi- However, a senior ad- brightly this weekend a weekend court ap- Trudy Fisher, DEQ ronment.” Wing walker, pilot ministration official issued pearance. executive director, says “I’ve been fishing in killed at air show a pointed warning that if LOS ANGELES — A the deadline for applica- this lake a long time, Hong Kong doesn’t act “supermoon” rises this Cochran, Wicker tions is Dec. 6. and I never caught much CINCINNATI — A plane soon, “it will complicate weekend. back helicopter sale of anything,” said Adell carrying a wing walker our bilateral relations and The biggest and bright- Jeff Davis Lake Brown, of rural Jeff crashed at an air show raise questions about est full moon of the year JACKSON— U.S. reopens after 3 years Davis County, who was and exploded into flames Hong Kong’s commitment graces the sky early Sens. Thad Cochran fishing off the rocks Saturday, killing the pilot to the rule of law.” The of- Sunday as our celestial and Roger Wicker are PRENTISS — Out- on the lake side of the and stunt walker instant- ficial was not authorized neighbor swings closer urging the government doors enthusiasts in Jef- dam. “But I’ve caught a ly, authorities said. to discuss the matter by to Earth than usual. to approve the proposed ferson Davis County are few bream out here.” The crash of the 450 name and insisted on While the moon will sale of Mississippi-built returning to a popular Most of the better HP Stearman happened anonymity. appear 14 percent larger Lakota helicopters to lake that was closed for fishing, though, is close at around 12:45 p.m. at than normal, sky watch- Thailand of Lakota Heli- three years. to the camping and dock the Vectren Air Show at Medtronic insulin ers won’t be able to no- copters manufactured in Authorities had closed areas, where a group Dayton International Air- pump passes key test tice the difference with Mississippi. Jeff Davis Lake because of partially submerged port. No spectators were the naked eye. Still, as- The Defense Security its dam had become a willow trees and bushes hurt. Doctors are reporting a tronomers say it’s worth Cooperation Agency hazard. took root during the pe- A video posted on major step toward an “ar- looking up and appreciat- notified Congress of “We needed to put a riod when the lake was WHIO-TV shows the tificial pancreas,” a de- ing the cosmos. the government of Thai- better slope on the back empty. plane turn upside-down as the performer sits on top of the wing. The plane then tilts and crashes to the ground, erupting into flames as spectators screamed. Ian Hoyt, an avia- tion photographer and licensed pilot from Find- lay, was at the show with his girlfriend. He told The Associated Press he was taking photos as the 6:00 pm plane passed by and had just raised his camera to Tickets: $15 plus Fees take another shot. 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Associated Press ties in their community,” identified as 27-year- Boysie Dean Mathis time. He was very passionate about she said. “There is old Willie Swartz of the Funeral services for Boysie Dean his work, however his devotion to City runs out of money nothing else we can do.” Vicksburg area. Mathis will take place at 2 p.m. on his family, and relationship with God to mow vacant lots Earlier this year Three people have Monday, June 24, at the Memorial meant even more to him. Mr. Mathis when 94 parcels of been taken into custody Funeral Home Chapel with Bro. Bill was an ordained Baptist minister, GREENVILLE — tax-forfeited properties in connection with the Wages and Bro. having attended Oxford Bible College. Greenville has run out were put up for auc- shooting, which hap- Timothy Griffi n of- Mr. Mathis is survived by his wife, of money to pay to mow tion, Mayor John Cox pened in the gravel fi ciating. Committal Penny Meeks Mathis, of Corinth; the more than 600 va- said the city would reap parking lot in front of a services and burial his former of nearly 50 years, Jew- cant properties it owns. financial benefits be- lounge on Warren Coun- will take place in nell Stevens Mathis, of Tishomingo; Carlon Williams, the cause those lots would ty’s Lee Road. the Forest Memorial three sons, Tony Wade Mathis (Car- city’s planning and zon- be back on the tax Pace told The Vicks- Park. ol), Kevin Dean Mathis (Tina), both ing director, tells the rolls. He estimated the burg Post he plans to Serving as pall- of Corinth, Tommy Wayne Mathis Delta Democrat Times city would save about meet with the district at- bearers will be (Pam), of Tishomingo; a daughter, that of the $90,000 al- $4,500, which would torney Monday in hopes Tony Mathis, Kevin Sherry Wilson (Ricky), of Corinth; a located for mowing this go toward the upkeep of getting a court order Mathis, Tommy brother, L.V. Mathis (Carol), of Oak year only $79 remained of the remaining 500 or to close the Starlight Mathis Mathis, Sean Swan, Lawn, Ill.; fi ve grandchildren; and this week. so vacant properties in Lounge. Greg Jones, and four great-grandchildren. He is also Williams said she has the city. Pace said deputies Lanny Broadway. survived by a lifelong friend, Billy Joe asked the city’s finance Several council have been called to Also serving as honorary pallbearer Boren. committee for more members have raised the bar 21 times since will be James Kirk. In addition to his parents, Mr. money. The fiscal year concerns about the January 2012 for dis- Mr. Mathis passed away June 21, Mathis was preceded in death by a ends Sept. 30. planning departments turbances that include 2013 at Magnolia Regional Health daughter, Jennifer Regina Mathis; Councilman Tommy finances after having re- shots fired and fights. Center in Corinth. He was born June and a sister, Syble Mathis Follen. Benson, who is on the ceived numerous phone A pattern must be 11, 1958 in Tippah County to the late The Mathis family will receive finance committee, says calls from constituents established to make Lonnie Vernon and Mildred Ayres friends from 5 to 7 p.m. today at the the city is working on find- about uncut lawns. a case for closing the Mathis. Mr. Mathis was a plumber funeral home. Visitation will resume ing ways to fund mowing. business, 9th Circuit and electrician by trade, as well as a on Monday, June 24th, from 9 a.m. While the city can’t Man killed outside District Attorney Ricky business owner for a short period of until service time at 2 p.m. give residents permis- lounge Friday Smith said . sion to go onto private “It appears that club property, Williams said VICKSBURG — War- tends to come up in residents can help by ren County Sheriff numerous reports,” Dorothy Lee Dunn Memphis, Tenn.; two children, Brian Howell cleaning up vacant prop- Martin Pace says he’s he said. “We’re pulling MILLINGTON, Tenn. grandchildren, Kevin (Amy Williams), Steven erties. ready to start the legal together a file to see if — Graveside funeral Dunn (Leigh) and Bri- W. Howell (Tiffany Hol- “We are urging them effort to shut down a we have sufficient facts, services for Dorothy Lee an Dunn, both of Mil- brook) and Barbie How- as a community. They bar where a man was but it would appear we Dunn, 86, formerly of lington, Tenn.; and two ell (Joshua Williams), all can make a decision to gunned down Friday. are going to be going Allsboro, Ala., are set for grandchildren. of Walnut; his parents, go and clean up proper- The man killed was forward with that.” 1 p.m. Monday at Alls- Rev. Buddy Dover will Bernice Plaxico and Hol- boro United Methodist offi ciate. lis Mercer (Marie), all of Cemetery. Cutshall Funeral Walnut; a brother, Chris Mrs. Dunn died Fri- Home - Iuka is in charge Mercer (Darlene) of Wal- Slave descendants’ community dwindling day, June 21, 2013, at of arrangements. nut; and his grandchil- Methodist Residential dren, Dawson, Emma, Associated Press the stillness of evening, cestors landed as slaves Hospice in Memphis. Michael Warren Braydon, Natalie, Bubba SAPELO ISLAND, Ga. and the only sound one brought over to work a She was a member of Mercer Howell, Kayeigh Wil- — Sharron Grovner can hear are the ocean cotton plantation. They Allsboro United Method- WALNUT — Funeral liams, Natalee Williams, stands in the backyard waves lapping against are the same shores ist Church. services for Michael War- Keara Holbrook and of her home that faces the shore. where today the remain- She was preceded in ren Mercer, 41, are set for Cameron Williams, all of this island’s fecund salt- These are the same ing descendants still fi sh death by her husband, 2 p.m. Tuesday at Hatchie Walnut. water marshes. The set- shores where genera- for their dinner. Oliver Larkin Dunn Jr. Chapel Church with buri- Jane Dillingham and ting sun gives way to tions ago, Grovner’s an- They’re the shores Survivors include one al at Wilbank Cemetery. 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Associated Press management agency, said 13,000 experienced fl ood- As the sun rose in Cal- a fl ood of this magnitude The Mounties added CALGARY, Alberta — Saturday they are seeing ing in their homes. Police gary on Saturday morning in this part of Canada. that approximately 200 The two rivers that con- improvements in the riv- cut off access to most of it wasn’t raining. Burrell “This is incredible. I’ve additional Royal Canadian verge on the western ers. Dan Limacher, direc- the town and helicopters said some of the 75,000 seen a little bit of fl ooding Mounted Police personnel Canadian city of Calgary tor of water services for circled overhead. Aban- fl ood evacuees from more in Calgary before. I don’t were deployed Saturday are receding Saturday the city, said the Elbow doned cars lay submerged than 24 neighborhoods think any of us have seen from other parts of Al- after fl oods devastated river is expected to recede in water, while backhoes will be allowed back into anything like this before. berta to assist with evacu- much of southern Alberta by about 60 percent over worked in vain to push their homes. He said the The magnitude is just ex- ation, rescue, traffi c safety province, causing at least the next two days, while water back from houses. goal is to allow people traordinary,” he said. and security operations, three deaths and forcing the larger Bow river will Police asked residents from portions of six com- “We’re all very con- It had been a rainy thousands to evacuate. recede by about 25 per- who were forced to leave munities back into their cerned that if gets much week throughout much of The fl ooding forced au- cent. the High River area to homes on Saturday. Resi- more than this it could Alberta, but on Thursday thorities to evacuate Cal- The improving condi- register at an evacua- dents of a neighborhood have real impact on in- the Bow River Basin was gary’s entire downtown tions Saturday morning tion shelter. By Saturday in one of those commu- frastructure and other battered with up to four and hit some of the city’s prompted Calgary’s may- morning, 485 evacuees nities — the high ground services longer term, so inches (10 centimeters) of iconic structures hard. or to tweet: “It’s morning had registered at the shel- portion of Discovery we’re hoping things will rain. Environment Can- The Saddledome, home in Calgary! Sunny, water ter in Nanton, south of Ridge —have already subside a bit.” ada’s forecast called for to the National Hockey levels are down, and our Calgary, and 278 people been allowed back. The Conservative Party more rain in the area, but League’s Calgary Flames, spirit remains strong. were on the inquiry list. About 1,500 people in said Saturday that it has in much smaller amounts. was fl ooded up to the 10th We’re not out of this, but The Royal Canadian Calgary went to emer- postponed its federal pol- Calgary was not alone row, leaving the dressing maybe have turned cor- Mounted Police said Sat- gency shelters during icy convention which was in its weather-related rooms submerged. ner.” urday that during rescue the fl ooding, while the scheduled to begin Thurs- woes. Flames’ president and However, Nenshi said and evacuation efforts on rest of those evacuated day at the Telus Convention Efforts were under way CEO Ken King said Satur- later Saturday that while Friday in the High River found shelter with family Centre in downtown Cal- Saturday to move more day that the Saddledome the city may have turned a area, approximately 800 or friends, Nenshi said. gary because of the fl oods. than 2,000 people from is a “real mess,” with corner, there is still a state people were evacuated Schools and courts were “There are neighbor- their homes in a fl ood- water still up to row 8 of of emergency in effect. by helicopter along with closed Friday. Transit ser- hoods under water, so prone part of northeastern the lower bowl. He said “Flows on Elbow and 100-200 people rescued vice in the city’s core was there is a lot of work we Saskatchewan because of the fl ooding has caused Bow (rivers) are dropping by various water craft. shut down. have to do to rebuild,” rising water levels. a total loss on the event slowly. We do believe the Ed Mailhot, a volun- Dale McMaster, ex- said Michelle Rempel, a Saskatchewan’s deputy level with all mechanical peak has passed on the teer in High River, has ecutive vice president of member of Parliament for emergency management equipment submerged Elbow. However, water been working to build a ENMAX, Calgary’s power Calgary Center. “Postpon- commissioner Colin King under 15 feet (4.5 meters) levels are still four times database of registered company, said Saturday ing the convention is the said the water is going to of water. higher than 2005 fl ood evacuees and those who that at least 30,000 cus- right thing to do for the rise to an unprecedented “If you were a hockey levels,” he said during a are looking for them. tomers remain without people of Calgary.” level in the Cumberland player walking out of the press conference. Cellphone service was not power. Calgary, a city of more House area. tunnel to the ice, you’d be Overfl owing rivers on restored until late Friday. Calgary’s mayor said than a million people that The communities are underwater yourself,” he Thursday and Friday “There are a lot of loved the downtown area re- hosted the 1988 Winter downstream of where said during a press con- washed out roads and ones out there that people mained off limits and em- Olympics, is the center of the North and South Sas- ference. bridges, soaked homes can’t fi nd, or they don’t ployers will have to make Canada’s oil industry. katchewan Rivers meet Water lapped at the roof and turned streets into know where they are,” he arrangements to have About 350,000 people and those rivers are swol- of the chuckwagon barns dirt-brown waterways said. “It’s still chaos.” staff work remotely until work in downtown Cal- len as fl oodwaters from at the grounds of the Cal- around southern Alberta. Alberta Premier Ali- at least the middle of the gary on a typical day. Alberta head east. gary Stampede, which is High River, southwest son Redford has warned week. However, offi cials said The Saskatchewan scheduled to start in two of Calgary, was one of that communities down- “It is extremely unlikely very few people had to be Water Security Agency weeks. Calgary Mayor the hardest-hit areas and stream of Calgary have that people will be able to moved out, since many said infl ows on the South Naheed Nenshi has said remained under a man- not yet felt the full force return to those buildings heeded warnings and did Saskatchewan River into the city will do everything datory evacuation order. of the fl oodwaters. Medi- before the middle of next not go to work Friday. Lake Diefenbaker are ex- it can to make sure that Police said they have re- cine Hat, downstream week,” Nenshi said. A spokesman for Cana- pected to be the highest the world-renowned par- covered three bodies in from Calgary, was under Prime Minister Ste- da’s defense minister said ever recorded. ty goes ahead. the town. a mandatory evacuation phen Harper, a Calgary 1,300 soldiers from a base The South Saskatch- Bruce Burrell, director It is estimated that half order affecting 10,000 resident, said he never in Edmonton were being ewan River is expected to of the city’s emergency the people in the town of residents. imagined there would be deployed to the fl ood zone. rise six feet. Zimmerman judge: No testimony on 911 call screams Associated Press nizations to analyze the is too novel or whether it voice sample of Zim- screams. 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Tables show seven most current contracts for each future. Grains traded on Chicago Board of Trade; program at the Univer- livestock on Chicago Mercantile Exchange; and cotton on New York Cotton Exchange. sity of California, Davis. “It reinforces farmers' Earn your bachelor’s degree without traveling long distances. Faulkner MUTUAL FUNDS connection to consum- University offers the bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, with ers,” says Hardesty, who Total Assets Total Return/Rank Pct Min Init classes held in Corinth, making it easier for you to improve your Name Obj ($Mlns) NAV 4-wk 12-mo 5-year Load Invt teaches a popular class PIMCO TotRetIs CI 178,281 10.69 -4.7 +0.7/C +7.2/A NL 1,000,000 on the specialty food employment prospects and reach your career goals. Vanguard TotStIdx x LB 94,013 39.85 -4.5 +23.5/C +6.4/A NL 3,000 Vanguard InstIdxI LB 79,014 146.52 -4.4 +22.8/C +6.2/B NL 5,000,000 business. “And by get- Vanguard TotStIAdm x LB 71,788 39.86 -4.5 +23.7/B +6.5/A NL 10,000 ting involved in market- • Completion in three semesters; two years of previous Vanguard 500Adml x LB 70,047 146.71 -4.4 +22.8/C +6.2/B NL 10,000 Fidelity Contra LG 65,458 84.74 -5.1 +17.8/C +5.5/B NL 2,500 ing their identities, they college work required American Funds IncAmerA m MA 62,932 18.88 -5.1 +15.3/B +6.2/A 5.75 250 American Funds GrthAmA m LG 61,936 37.88 -5.0 +24.3/A +4.1/D 5.75 250 can expand their profi t- American Funds CapIncBuA m IH 61,908 53.72 -6.4 +11.7/B +3.3/C 5.75 250 ability.” • Ethics and values taught from a Christian perspective Vanguard InstPlus LB 60,474 146.53 -4.4 +22.9/C +6.3/B NL 200,000,000 American Funds CpWldGrIA m WS 50,067 38.79 -7.0 +21.2/B +2.4/C 5.75 250 The examples abound. American Funds InvCoAmA m LB 49,257 33.26 -5.0 +21.4/D +5.1/C 5.75 250 Vanguard TotStIIns x LB 48,404 39.86 -4.5 +23.7/B +6.6/A NL 5,000,000 Just south of Hood River, • Classes taught at Alcorn Vocational Technical Center FrankTemp-Franklin IncomeA m CA 46,946 2.26 -5.0 +13.2/A +5.9/B 4.25 1,000 Ore., Draper Girls' Coun- Dodge & Cox Stock LV 46,913 140.84 -2.8 +33.3/A +5.7/C NL 2,500 in Corinth Vanguard WelltnAdm MA 45,146 62.65 -3.9 +16.2/A +6.9/A NL 50,000 try Farm lets people pick American Funds WAMutInvA x LV 44,871 35.05 -3.7 +22.6/D +6.4/B 5.75 250 their own fruit or rent a BL -Balanced, GL -Global Stock, IL -International Stock, LC -Large-Cap Core, LG -Large-Cap Growth, LV - room, in addition to sell- Large-Cap Val., MT -Mortgage, SB -Short-Term Bond, SP -S&P 500, XC -Multi-Cap Core, XG -Multi-Cap Growth, XV -Multi-Cap Val.Total Return: Chng in NAV with dividends reinvested. Rank: How fund performed vs. ing jams and jellies and others with same objective: A is in top 20%, E in bottom 20%. Min Init Invt: Minimum $ needed to invest in fund. NA = Not avail. NE = Data in question. NS = Fund not in existence. Source: Morningstar. cinnamon-sugar dried 256.830.2626 | faulkner.edu apples. The 40-acre farm Stock Footnotes: g = Dividends and earnings in Canadian dollars. h = Does not meet continued-listing standards. lf = Late filing with SEC. n = New in past 52 weeks. pf = Preferred. rs = Stock has undergone a reverse stock split of at least 50 per- also makes fresh non- cent within the past year. rt = Right to buy security at a specified price. s = Stock has split by at least 20 percent within the pasteurized apple cider last year. un = Units. vj = In bankruptcy or receivership. wd = When distributed. wi = When issued. wt = Warrants. Mutual in its own mill. Fund Footnotes: x = Ex cash dividend. NL = No up-front sales charge. p = Fund assets used to pay distribution costs. r = Redemption fee or contingent deferred sales load may apply. t = Both p and r. The Free Spirit Farm Gainers and Losers must be worth at least $2 to be listed in tables at left. Most Actives must be worth at least $1. Volume in Winters, Calif., grows in hundreds of shares. Source: The Associated Press. Sales figures are unofficial. produce on 7 acres and Daily Corinthian • Sunday, June 23, 2013 • 9A

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There’s satisfaction LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). Get person who acts out of genuine in this reminiscence. 10A • Daily Corinthian Sports Sunday, June 23, 2013 Shorts MSU’s ’85 club casts shadow Kossuth BBQ Fundraiser The 3rd Annual Kossuth BBQ The Associated Press Mississippi State’s 1985 squad was complex in Starkville, Miss., Fundraiser will be held June 29 at OMAHA, Neb. — The star- and all have sent messages to the KHS Cafeteria from 10 a.m. to studded 1985 Mississippi talent-laden with future major-league All- Cohen wishing the team good 2 p.m.. Boston Butts are available State baseball team has cast a Stars Will Clark, Rafael Palmeiero, Jeff luck. for $30 while BBQ plates are $7. long shadow over every Bull- Brantley and Bobby Thigpen, who led “You hear about Palmeiro Plates include bbq, slaw, beans and dogs club that followed. Now the 50-win Bulldogs to Southeastern and Brantley and those guys dessert. Local delivery is available. the 2013 team is poised to who were on that club, and it’s To purchase in advance contact any do what no other Mississippi Conference regular-season and tournament great to be in that company,” Kossuth football player or coach, or State team in any sport has championships and then to Omaha, where fi rst baseman Wes Rea said. call 662-665-2179. done — win a national cham- they won two games under Ron Polk. “But then again, we’re trying pionship. to leave a legacy as well.” Kossuth Booster Club “They feel like they’re on Mississippi State and a mission,” Bulldogs coach record 108th in a team sport Thigpen, who led the 50-win UCLA (47-17) both went 3-0 The Kossuth Athletic Booster Club John Cohen said Saturday. when the best-of-three Col- Bulldogs to Southeastern in bracket play at the CWS, will meet June 24 at 7 p.m. in the “They feel like things are lege World Series fi nals begin Conference regular-season and the fi nals fi gure to be high school gym. Several fundraising coming together for them and Monday night. and tournament champion- low-scoring at TD Ameri- items and upcoming projects will be they want it all.” Mississippi State’s 1985 ships and then to Omaha, trade Park, where a strong discussed. The Bulldogs (51-18) will squad was talent-laden with where they won two games south wind has been blowing be playing a UCLA team go- future major-league All-Stars under Ron Polk. in and offense has been at a Try Tennis ing for its fi rst title in base- Will Clark, Rafael Palmei- Their images remain prom- ball and the school’s NCAA- ero, Jeff Brantley and Bobby inent around the baseball Please see CWS | 11A The Northeast MS Tennis Associa- tion is looking for individuals interest- ed in learning to play tennis or to im- prove on their skills. Through a grant from the United State Tennis Associa- Police again tion, the group is planning several “Try Warrior Powwow Tennis” events for ages 10-75. The search home group will also provide 6 free lessons with a local pro player for adults who join the UTSA for the first time. The of Hernandez organization also hosts local leagues for kids and adults. To express inter- Associated Press est, or for more information, contact NORTH ATTLEBORO, Ginger Mattox at 808-9512 or Becky Mass. — State police offi cers Demeo at 287-2395. and dogs searched the home of New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez again Saturday as they continue to investigate the killing of Rodriguez a semi-pro football player whose body was found about a mile away. The search of Hernandez’s records his sprawling home and vehicle in North Attleboro began in the afternoon and lasted for 300th save more than three hours. Lock- smiths and several offi cers Associated Press were involved, including one MILWAUKEE — Two months ago, with a crowbar. Francisco Rodriguez was out of base- Detectives and uniformed ball, hoping for a chance to get back to Staff Photo by Donica Phifer offi cers who searched the the major leagues. home, its backyard and play- Given another opportunity by the Corinth players and coaches discuss things during Friday afternoon’s Region 1 NEMCABB Brewers in May, Rodriguez has made it Tournament at Booneville. Alcorn Central, Corinth and Kossuth will continue summer pay off. He converted his sixth straight league play this week at New Albany. Please see HERNANDEZ | 11 save Saturday — the 300th of his ca- reer — to help Milwaukee beat Atlanta Braves 2-0 for the second straight day. Rodriguez went 2-7 with a 4.38 ERA during the 2012 season and was re- ‘Bench Mobb’ rules in Bulldog’s dugout leased by the Brewers. “A lot of people thought that I was Associated Press keep the intensity up, and it’s series of rituals, starting in the since being posted last week. done, that I had retired,” he said. “Peo- OMAHA, Neb. — There’s a major factor in a game situ- fi rst inning when the boys hoot Ross Mitchell is 13-0 as a re- ple forgot that I was just 31- years-old. never a dull moment in the ation.” and holler and, as Evan Mitch- liever. No doubt, Bench Mobb In my career, just last year was a really Mississippi State dugout The Mobb got its due af- ell said, “try to make the other karma has helped him. bad year. I know what I am capable of thanks to a group of play- ter pinch-hitter Trey Porter pitcher feel bad about himself.” He says he doesn’t worry doing.” Rodriguez gave up one of the ers who call themselves the drove in the winning run in the Another Mobb member, about his statistics. He said he Braves’ four hits in becoming the 25th “Bench Mobb.” eighth inning of a 5-4 win over Trevor Fitts, leads a sect of would rather be a great team- closer to reach the 300-save milestone. Before Friday’s game against Indiana on Monday. Asked players who unbutton their mate than a great player. He was aided by a barehanded pickup Oregon State, a half-dozen how he kept his edge when he jerseys and bare their chests Spoken like a true Mobb and throw by shortstop Jean Segura to Mobb members picked up had played so little the past — “Team No Undershirt” they boss. get leadoff hitter Jordan Shafer. Ross Mitchell, did a chant on month, Porter said, “I’ll give call themselves — when the Andrelton Simmons then singled, the dugout steps and gave him 100 percent of the credit to the Bulldogs need a little jolt of Eyes are right but Rodriguez got Jason Heyward to the heave-ho onto the fi eld. It’s Bench Mobb.” mojo. line out and Freddie Freeman struck the same way the Mobb starts Pitchers Ross Mitchell, Mobbsters take turns free- Oregon State center fi elder out. After the strikeout, Rodriguez every game. Evan Mitchell (no relation) style rapping in the third in- Max Gordon was back in the pumped his fi st and pointed to the sky. “Those guys are crazy,” fi rst and Jacob Lindgren are the ning or whenever the Bulldogs lineup Friday after missing Rodriguez, who began the season baseman Wes Rea said. “They founding members, with play- are at bat and need a hit. Wednesday’s game because of out of baseball, was signed by Milwau- play a huge role on this team, ers coming and going as they The Mobb made a 4 1/2-min- a problem with a contact lens. kee May 16. He has converted all six as funny as it may be. They please. ute rap video that has attracted of his save opportunities and has not keep everybody locked in and The Mobb goes through a almost 17,000 YouTube views Please see BENCH | 11A been scored upon in 15 of his 16 ap- pearances. “It feels great,” Rodriguez said. “You have no idea how happy and excited I am. I have to continue working hard Driver Simonsen dies in 24 Hours of Le Mans race and hopefully play for many years to come.” Associated Press mph). The last driver fatality in the dolences to the individuals, Rodriguez said Segura’s play to start Danish driver Allan Simon- The violence of the impact 24-hour race itself was Jo and families whose friends or the ninth inning was key to his success sen died following a crash at showed as a tire from Simon- Gartner in 1986. loved ones were involved in on Saturday. the 24 Hours of Le Mans on sen’s car rolled on the track The worst crash in Le Mans today’s terrible tragedy,” As- “It was huge, especially with the Saturday in the fi rst driver while a door hung open. history occurred in 1955 when ton Martin Racing managing score just 2-0,” he said. “Now I can fatality at the high-speed en- Simonsen died at the hos- Pierre Levegh’s Mercedes director John Gaw said. go out there and attack them and durance event since 1997. pital soon after arrival “due to fl ew into the crowd, killing The safety car came out af- put them away. That play defi nitely Race organizers said the his injuries,” organizers said. more than 80 spectators. ter the crash and the race was changed the whole inning.” 34-year-old Simonsen was “Tragically, and de- Aston Martin, which has held up for nearly an hour to Donovan Hand, making his fi rst big taken to the hospital after his spite the best efforts of the fi ve Vantage V8 cars in the repair the guard rail. league start, allowed only two hits in 4 Aston Martin No. 95 crashed emergency services in at- GTE-Pro and GTE-Am class- Simonsen was participat- 2-3 innings for Milwaukee. He struck out about 10 minutes after the tendance, Allan’s injuries es, will continue in the race ing for the seventh time at the three and walked one in helping extend start of the race. The car spun proved fatal,” Aston Martin “at the specifi c request” of Si- endurance race, which is won Atlanta’s scoreless streak to 24 innings. at high speed and skidded Racing said in a statement monsen’s family and in trib- by the team that completes Brewers manager Ron Roenicke said into the barrier at the Tertre on its website. ute to the driver. the most laps in 24 hours Hand did a great job for his fi rst start. Rouge corner where speeds Sebastien Enjolras lost his “I would like to extend our with up to three drivers alter- “He really mixed his pitches and reach up to 170 kph (105 life in pre-qualifying in 1997. deepest sympathies and con- nating. threw a lot of strikes,” Roenicke said. Hand, whose made eight relief ap- pearances this year, said his goal was to pitch three or four innings. “I felt great out there,” he said. “I kept Craig Stadler grabs outright lead after 7-under 65 the ball out of the middle of the plate and gave my team a chance to win.” Associated Press Championship with a total of plete, but he’s playing more Stadler said. “I kind of went Burke Badenhop (1-3) entered after GLENVIEW, Ill. — Craig 12-under 132. like the Stadler of old rather on a mission a month ago, Hand walked Dan Uggla and got Chris Stadler was sick of playing He went to teacher Billy than an old Stadler. and it was either try to fi gure Johnson to groundout to end the fi fth. bad golf. The 1982 Masters Harmon in Palm Springs, He shot 67 on Friday to out what the heck I’m doing Milwaukee has beaten Atlanta eight winner had been scoring in Calif., in a last-ditch effort to share the lead with four other wrong and fi x it or I’m going straight times at Miller Park, outscor- the high 70s and low 80s repair his game. players, then raced ahead of to quit. It’s kind of getting ing them 31-9. too often while dealing with “Billy’s standing there and the fi eld on Saturday morn- fi xed. I have to think about Tim Hudson (4-7) lost his sixth back, hip and foot ailments, he said, ‘What are we doing?’ ing. Stadler holds a two- four, fi ve different thoughts straight decision, despite giving up and kept doing so when fully “ Stadler recalled. “I said, stroke lead on Bob Tway and on every shot.” just two runs and seven hits in six in- healthy. ‘You’ve got two days to fi x it Jeff Sluman entering the fi nal His putting on Saturday nings. He allowed RBI singles to Juan It was so bad, he consid- or I’m done, very simple.’ It’s round. was unconscious. He took Francisco, in the fourth, and Aramis ered quitting the game. not fi xed, but shooting in the Stadler hasn’t won on the only 23 putts, one-putting 11 Ramirez, in the fi fth inning. “I was probably close to 60s is a lot better than shoot- Champions Tour since 2004. greens. Putting and his short The Braves have scored just 10 runs that point three months ago,” ing 78s and 82s. The declining quality of his game have come back. in Hudson’s last nine starts. He has Stadler said Saturday after “It was no fun, and it was play the last few years fi nally “Once you start doing not won in those starts, his worst win- fi ring a 7-under 65 at North getting to be embarrassing.” triggered soul searching, and this for a lifetime, you kind less stretch of his career since an eight- Shore Country Club to take The 60-year-old Stadler the makeover with Harmon. start stretch in 2002. the lead in the Encompass says his makeover isn’t com- “I’ve just played rotten,” Please see GOLF | 11A Sunday, June 23, 2013 Scoreboard Daily Corinthian • 11A

Auto Racing Pittsburgh 44 30 .595 3 Pittsburgh at L.A. Angels, (n) Monday: Mississippi State (51-18) Rogers, Ark. Purse: $2 million. Yardage: CWS Cincinnati 44 32 .579 4 Oakland at Seattle, (n) vs. UCLA (47-17), 7 p.m. 6,344; Par 71 (36-35) Milwaukee 31 42 .425 15½ Today’s Games Tuesday: Mississippi State vs. UCLA, Second Round Sprint: Toyota/Save Mart Chicago 30 43 .411 16½ Minnesota (Pelfrey 3-6) at Cleveland 7 p.m. a-denotes amateur West Division (Carrasco 0-2), 12:05 p.m. x-Wednesday: Mississippi State vs. Chie Arimura 67-65—132 -10 CONTINUED FROM 10A 350 lineup W L Pct GB Baltimore (Britton 1-1) at Toronto (Jo. UCLA, 7 p.m. Stacy Lewis 67-65—132 -10 After Saturday qualifying; race today Arizona 41 33 .554 — Johnson 0-2), 12:07 p.m. Beatriz Recari 67-65—132 -10 at Sonoma Raceway, Sonoma, Calif. San Diego 38 36 .514 3 Boston (Doubront 4-3) at Detroit (Ver- Golf So Yeon Ryu 66-66—132 -10 premium. Lap length: 1.99 miles San Francisco 38 36 .514 3 lander 8-5), 12:08 p.m. I.K. Kim 70-64—134 -8 (Car number in parentheses) Colorado 38 38 .500 4 Tampa Bay (Archer 1-3) at N.Y. Yan- Inbee Park 69-65—134 -8 UCLA will send junior 1. (1) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, Los Angeles 30 42 .417 10 kees (Nova 2-1), 1:05 p.m. PGA: Travelers Pornanong Phatlum 69-65—134 -8 right-hander and No. 1 94.986 mph. — Chicago White Sox (Axelrod 3-4) at Ji Young Oh 68-66—134 -8 2. (9) Marcos Ambrose, Ford, 94.924. Friday’s Games Kansas City (Shields 2-6), 1:10 p.m. Championship scores Lydia Ko 69-66—135 -7 starter Adam Plutko (9-3) 3. (99) Carl Edwards, Ford, 94.779. Chicago Cubs 3, Houston 1 Houston (Lyles 4-1) at Chicago Cubs Mika Miyazato 65-70—135 -7 Washington 2, Colorado 1 (Samardzija 4-7), 1:20 p.m. Friday at TPC River Highlands, Crom- to the mound for Game 1. 4. (16) Greg Biffl e, Ford, 94.772. well, Conn. Purse: $6.1 million. Yard- 5. (15) Clint Bowyer, Toyota, 94.737. N.Y. Mets 4, Philadelphia 3 Pittsburgh (Morton 1-1) at L.A. Angels Champions: Encompass Cohen was undecided on Milwaukee 2, Atlanta 0 (Blanton 1-10), 2:35 p.m. age: 6,854; Par: 70 (35-35) 6. (20) Matt Kenseth, Toyota, 94.623. Second Round Championship scores 7. (78) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, Texas 6, St. Louis 4 Oakland (J.Parker 6-6) at Seattle his starter. Graham DeLaet 65-70-65—200 -10 Friday at North Shore Country Club, 94.574. Arizona 11, Cincinnati 5 (Bonderman 1-1), 3:10 p.m. Charley Hoffman 61-73-66—200 -10 Glenview, Ill.. Purse: $1.8 million. Yard- The Bulldogs have 8. (22) Joey Logano, Ford, 94.527. Pittsburgh 5, L.A. Angels 2 Texas (Tepesch 3-6) at St. Louis Bubba Watson 63-67-70—200 -10 age: 7,103; Par 72 (36-36) 9. (18) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 94.346. San Diego 5, L.A. Dodgers 2 (Wainwright 10-4), 7:05 p.m. won 10 straight one-run Chris Stroud 66-69-66—201 -9 Partial First Round 10. (24) Jeff Gordon, Chevrolet, Miami 6, San Francisco 3 Monday’s Games Nick O’Hern 67-66-68—201 -9 Craig Stadler 67-65—132 -12 games, including two in 94.334. Saturday’s Games Cleveland at Baltimore, 6:05 p.m. Ken Duke 69-68-65—202 -8 Bob Tway 69-65—134 -10 11. (14) Tony Stewart, Chevrolet, Colorado 7, Washington 1 Toronto at Tampa Bay, 6:10 p.m. the CWS, and have won Richard H. Lee 66-71-66—203 -7 Jeff Sluman 68-66—134 -10 94.251. Houston 4, Chicago Cubs 3 Nicholas Thompson71-66-66—203 -7 David Frost 68-67—135 -9 15 of 18 this season. UCLA 12. (29) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet, San Francisco 2, Miami 1, 11 innings Jim Herman 69-67-67—203 -7 Steve Pate 70-66—136 -8 94.215. Philadelphia 8, N.Y. Mets 7 Basketball in 17-2 in one-run games J.J. Henry 68-67-68—203 -7 Mark Calcavecchia 67-69—136 -8 13. (42) Juan Pablo Montoya, Chev- Milwaukee 2, Atlanta 0 Justin Rose 67-68-68—203 -7 Tom Lehman 70-66—136 -8 and is 30-1 in games in rolet, 94.215. Arizona 4, Cincinnati 3 WNBA standings Hunter Mahan 62-71-70—203 -7 Bernhard Langer 67-69—136 -8 14. (56) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, L.A. Dodgers at San Diego, (n) which it holds its oppo- EASTERN CONFERENCE Tommy Gainey 66-67-70—203 -7 Bart Bryant 69-68—137 -7 94.016. Texas at St. Louis, (n) W L Pct GB Justin Thomas 72-66-66—204 -6 Chien Soon Lu 69-68—137 -7 nent to two runs or fewer. 15. (5) Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet, Pittsburgh at L.A. Angels, (n) Atlanta 6 1 .857 — Ryan Moore 68-70-66—204 -6 Mark O’Meara 70-67—137 -7 93.768. Today’s Games The Bruins will try to New York 4 2 .667 1½ Marc Leishman 66-70-68—204 -6 16. (27) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, Colorado (J.De La Rosa 7-4) at Wash- Chicago 4 3 .571 2 Padraig Harrington 66-66-72—204 -6 squeeze as much as it can 93.691. ington (Detwiler 2-5), 12:35 p.m. Washington 4 3 .571 2 Tag Ridings 68-65-71—204 -6 Hockey 17. (11) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, N.Y. Mets (Harvey 6-1) at Philadelphia out of its limited offense. Connecticut 2 5 .286 4 Jeff Maggert 70-70-65—205 -5 93.69. (Lannan 0-1), 12:35 p.m. Indiana 1 5 .167 4½ Brian Davis 72-67-66—205 -5 Their .248 season batting 18. (2) Brad Keselowski, Ford, Atlanta (Maholm 7-6) at Milwaukee Stanley Cup Finals WESTERN CONFERENCE Morgan Hoffmann 68-71-66—205 -5 93.684. (Figaro 1-1), 1:10 p.m. average is 262nd out of W L Pct GB Russell Knox 69-67-69—205 -5 (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) 19. (48) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, Houston (Lyles 4-1) at Chicago Cubs Minnesota 5 2 .714 — Stuart Appleby 69-67-69—205 -5 Boston 2, Chicago 2 296 teams in Division I, 93.683. (Samardzija 4-7), 1:20 p.m. Los Angeles 4 2 .667 ½ Patrick Reed 66-66-73—205 -5 Wednesday, June 12: Chicago 4, Bos- 20. (47) Bobby Labonte, Toyota, Pittsburgh (Morton 1-1) at L.A. Angels and they’re batting just Seattle 4 3 .571 1 Tim Clark 73-67-66—206 -4 ton 3, 3OT 93.668. (Blanton 1-10), 2:35 p.m. Phoenix 4 4 .500 1½ Andres Romero 71-68-67—206 -4 Saturday, June 15: Boston 2, Chicago .182 at the CWS. No na- 21. (13) Casey Mears, Ford, 93.58. Miami (Eovaldi 0-0) at San Francisco San Antonio 2 5 .286 3 Ian Poulter 73-66-67—206 -4 1, OT 22. (51) Jacques Villeneuve, Chevro- (M.Cain 5-3), 3:05 p.m. tional champion has had Tulsa 2 7 .222 4 Jerry Kelly 67-68-71—206 -4 Monday, June 17: Boston 2, Chicago let, 93.554. Cincinnati (Latos 6-1) at Arizona (Del- ––– Ricky Barnes 67-68-71—206 -4 0 a CWS batting average 23. (34) David Ragan, Ford, 93.535. gado 0-0), 3:10 p.m. Friday’s games Keegan Bradley 69-65-72—206 -4 Wednesday, June 19: Chicago 6, Bos- 24. (32) Boris Said, Ford, 93.474. L.A. Dodgers (Undecided) at San Di- of lower than .249 (1988 Seattle 91, San Antonio 86 Webb Simpson 65-69-72—206 -4 ton 5, OT 25. (33) Ron Fellows, Chevrolet, ego (Cashner 5-3), 3:10 p.m. Phoenix 90, Washington 82 Kevin Sutherland 69-70-68—207 -3 Saturday: Boston at Chicago, (n) Stanford) in the metal-bat 93.464. Texas (Tepesch 3-6) at St. Louis Los Angeles 87, Minnesota 59 D.J. Trahan 71-68-68—207 -3 Monday: Chicago at Boston, 7 p.m. 26. (88) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet, (Wainwright 10-4), 7:05 p.m. era that started in 1974 Saturday’s Games Vijay Singh 70-68-69—207 -3 x-Wednesday: Boston at Chicago, 7 93.42. Monday’s Games Chicago at Indiana Chris Kirk 66-72-69—207 -3 p.m. or lower than .208 (1970 27. (31) Jeff Burton, Chevrolet, Philadelphia at San Diego, 9:10 p.m. Seattle at Tulsa Brian Harman 69-69-69—207 -3 93.301. San Francisco at L.A. Dodgers, 9:10 Southern California) Today’s Games Robert Streb 67-70-70—207 -3 28. (30) David Stremme, Toyota, p.m. Transactions Atlanta at Connecticut, 2 p.m. John Merrick 65-71-71—207 -3 since the championship 93.258. San Antonio at New York, 2 p.m. Greg Owen 70-69-69—208 -2 29. (38) David Gilliland, Ford, 93.246. American League started in 1947. Tulsa at Minnesota, 6 p.m. Harris English 72-67-69—208 -2 Saturday’s deals 30. (39) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, East Division Washington at Los Angeles, 7:30 Chris Williams 71-68-69—208 -2 93.187. W L Pct GB BASEBALL Boston 45 31 .592 — p.m. K.J. Choi 70-68-70—208 -2 National League 31. (10) Danica Patrick, Chevrolet, Aaron Watkins 69-69-70—208 -2 93.133. Baltimore 42 33 .560 2½ BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Placed DH New York 41 33 .554 3 Brian Gay 68-69-71—208 -2 Steve Pearce on the 15-day DL, retroac- 32. (43) Aric Almirola, Ford, 93.038. College baseball Casey Wittenberg 68-69-71—208 -2 HERNANDEZ 33. (93) Travis Kvapil, Toyota, 92.835. Toronto 37 36 .507 6½ tive to Thursday. Reinstated RHP Miguel Tampa Bay 38 37 .507 6½ Seung-Yul Noh 68-68-72—208 -2 Gonzalez from the paternity list. 34. (55) Jason Bowles, Toyota, Brendan Steele 68-68-72—208 -2 92.769. Central Division College World Series CLEVELAND INDIANS — Agreed to W L Pct GB Kevin Stadler 68-67-73—208 -2 terms with RHP Dace Kime and LHP CONTINUED FROM 10A 35. (35) Josh Wise, Ford, 92.75. At TD Ameritrade Park Omaha, William McGirt 67-68-73—208 -2 36. (7) Justin Marks, Chevrolet, Detroit 40 32 .556 — Omaha, Neb. Kenny Mathews on minor league con- Cleveland 37 35 .514 3 Lee Westwood 67-73-69—209 -1 tracts. 92.606. Double Elimination Brad Fritsch 70-69-70—209 -1 37. (17) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, Kansas City 34 38 .472 6 x-if necessary DETROIT TIGERS — Agreed terms house did not comment Minnesota 33 37 .471 6 Freddie Jacobson 69-70-70—209 -1 with LHP Kevin Ziomek, RHP Austin owner points. Saturday Tim Petrovic 69-70-70—209 -1 to reporters on what they 38. (83) David Reutimann, Toyota, Chicago 31 41 .431 9 Mississippi State 5, Oregon State 4 Kubitza and C Chris Taladay on minor West Division Chad Campbell 70-69-70—209 -1 league contracts. were looking for or what owner points. Indiana 2, Louisville 0 Tom Gillis 69-69-71—209 -1 39. (19) Alex Kennedy, Toyota, owner W L Pct GB Sunday HOUSTON ASTROS — Designated caused them to return Oakland 44 32 .579 — Erik Compton 72-66-71—209 -1 RHP Ross Seaton for assignment. points. N.C. State 8, North Carolina 1 Bo Van Pelt 67-70-72—209 -1 40. (52) Paulie Harraka, Ford, owner Texas 42 32 .568 1 UCLA 2, LSU 1 Placed OF Trevor Crowe on the 15-day to the house located not Los Angeles 33 41 .446 10 Brendon de Jonge 67-67-75—209 -1 DL. Selected the contract of OF Marc points. Monday Gary Christian 71-69-70—210 E far from where the Patri- 41. (87) Tomy Drissi, Toyota, owner Seattle 32 43 .427 11½ Oregon State 11, Louisville 4, Louis- Krauss from Oklahoma City (PCL). Houston 29 47 .382 15 Rickie Fowler 72-68-70—210 E KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Optioned ots practice and about a points. ville eliminated D.H. Lee 72-68-70—210 E 42. (36) Victor Gonzalez Jr., Chevro- — Mississippi State 5, Indiana 4 2B Chris Getz to Omaha (PCL). Reinstat- mile from where a jogger Friday’s Games Chez Reavie 71-69-70—210 E ed OF Jarrod Dyson from the 15-day DL. let, owner points. Tuesday Heath Slocum 71-69-70—210 E 43. (37) J.J. Yeley, Chevrolet, 89.39. Chicago Cubs 3, Houston 1 North Carolina 4, LSU 2, LSU elimi- NEW YORK YANKEES — Announced found the body of Odin Cleveland 5, Minnesota 1 Rod Pampling 65-74-71—210 E RHP Chris Bootcheck elected free nated Cameron Percy 71-68-71—210 E Lloyd on Monday. N.Y. Yankees 6, Tampa Bay 2 UCLA 2, N.C. State 1 agency. Baseball Toronto 7, Baltimore 6 Angel Cabrera 67-72-71—210 E OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Agreed to Lloyd family members Wednesday Mark Wilson 70-69-71—210 E Boston 10, Detroit 6 Oregon State 1, Indiana 0, Indiana terms with SS Edwin Diaz and RHPs said Friday that he had Chicago White Sox 9, Kansas City 1 David Branshaw 67-71-72—210 E Dustin Driver and Bobby Wahl on minor National League eliminated Dicky Pride 67-71-72—210 E Texas 6, St. Louis 4 Thursday league contracts. been dating the sister of East Division David Mathis 67-71-72—210 E Pittsburgh 5, L.A. Angels 2 North Carolina 7, N.C. State 0, NC St. SEATTLE MARINERS — Agreed to W L Pct GB Bryce Molder 67-70-73—210 E Hernandez’s fi ancee for Oakland 6, Seattle 3 eliminated terms with OF Austin Wilson and 3B Atlanta 43 33 .566 — Jonas Blixt 70-67-73—210 E Saturday’s Games Friday Lachlan Fontaine on minor league con- about two years. They Washington 37 37 .500 5 Camilo Villegas 65-70-75—210 E N.Y. Yankees 7, Tampa Bay 5 Mississippi State 4, Oregon State 1, tracts. Philadelphia 36 39 .480 6½ Zach Johnson 65-70-75—210 E said the two men were Toronto 4, Baltimore 2 OSU eliminated TAMPA BAY RAYS — Sent LHP David New York 29 42 .408 11½ Chicago White Sox 3, Kansas City 2 UCLA 4, North Carolina 1, NC elimi- LPGA: NW Arkansas Price to Charlotte (FSL) for a rehab as- friends who were together Miami 24 50 .324 18 Houston 4, Chicago Cubs 3 nated signment. Optioned RHP Josh Lueke to Central Division the night Lloyd died. Boston at Detroit, (n) Championship Series Championship scores Durham (IL). 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“South Pacifi c” is about a middle-aged expatriate has fallen in love with Photos Courtesy the Independent Appeal love set in World War II French plantation owner de Becque, a middle- The “South Pacific” as experienced by sailors but struggles to accept aged French plantation cast includes (from and nurses at a South his mixed-race children. owner, though she has above left) Brad Wool- known him only briefl y. worth, Jim Beck and Even though everyone Christy Whitten. else is worried about the outcome of the war, Nel- lie tells Emile that she is An AiM perennial fa- sure everything will turn vorite, Christy Whitten out all right. Emile also (right), plays Nellie For- loves Nellie, and each bush, who meets and wonders if the other re- falls in love with island expatriate Emile de ciprocates those feelings. Becque. Emile expresses his love for Nellie, recalling how they met at the offi cers’ would like to thank the club dance and instantly Independent-Appeal for NOW OPEN! were attracted to each sponsoring the Commu- other. Nellie, promis- nity Performing Arts Se- ing to think about their ries. relationship, returns to A few of the familiar 51 Flavors the hospital. Emile calls songs in the musical are Ngana and Emilia to “Some Enchanted Eve- Open Mon - Sunday him, revealing to the au- ning,” “There Is Nothin’ dience that they are his Like a Dame,” and “I’m children, unbeknownst Gonna Wash That Man 396-6390 to Nellie. Right Outa My Hair.” The musical has a “We have a phenom- large, talented cast and enal theatre that is very packs in the fun, music comfortable to sit and and drama one expects enjoy this program,” relie Seller. or online at the AiM web- from a Rodgers and said Essary. “It is amaz- Tickets are $10 for site artsinmcnairy.com. 606 Waldron St Hammerstein musical. ing that we are fortunate adults and $5 for Chil- Tickets will be available The cast will also be ac- enough to have this the- dren and Students. Pre- at the door each night of Downtown Corinth companied by a live or- atre in McNairy County.” sale tickets are available the performance. Donors chestra of members from The other cast mem- at the Independent Ap- may use their Commu- the AiM Community bers from Corinth are peal Offi ces at 111 North nity Series discount/free Band. AiM especially Shannon Sellers and Lo- Second St. Selmer, TN, vouchers at the door. Modern Medicine Southern Hospitality

   

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Health Center and Medical Spa Christopher Cummins, M.D. and Associates Tippah County Medical Complex (Next to the Hospital) Donor to Crosses        1009B City Avenue North, Ripley, MS 38663 Across America 1B • Daily Corinthian History Sunday, June 23, 2013 ‘Jayhawkers’ of the 7th Kansas Cavalry Do you remember mom telling you, “If you can’t say something good about someone, don’t say anything at all?” If I fol- lowed her advice this sto- ry would be awful short. You see, the 7th Kansas Cavalry had a very well- deserved reputation for being not very nice guys. Don’t get me wrong, they were very good at soldier- ing and I could Tom point to Parson any num- ber of Park Ranger battles and skir- mishes where they proved their mettle. We are not going to discuss their bravery, just their manners. The regiment was nick- named the “Jayhawkers” after a bird known to “worry its prey before de- vouring it,” though dur- ing the course of the war, and because of these guys, “Jayhawkers” became synonymous with exces- sive foraging, looting and thievery. The roots of their bad behavior laid with the organization of the regiment in “Bloody Kansas,” a region which Submitted Photos had been fi ghting their Troopers of the 7th Kansas Cavalry, nicknamed the Jayhawkers. own Civil War long before the rest of the country. and threatened to pun- in his diary about a failed to the negative attention Less than half the men ish anyone who enforced patrol. On the return to they had been getting or were actually from Kan- the Fugitive Slave Act and camp Colonel Lee “sent if they had taken every- sas, the majority coming then gave the men orders his men out to gather up thing worth stealing in from Northern Illinois to run out of camp any stock and started back the neighborhood. Even- and Ohio. However, all sheriffs or marshals look- to camp with 85 head of tually they were moved of the soldiers were men ing for runaways. Slaves cattle and a number of further west where there with strong abolitionist were routinely hidden in horses and mules.” were fresh pickings to be views, in fact the son of the camp and anyone in At long last someone had. the infamous John Brown search of them was es- took a stand against the Their bad character was one of the men in the corted out of the camp men of the 7th Kansas and reached its height in ranks. Another was Wil- with a pair of pistols at his that someone was Briga- January of ’63 when Gen- liam F. Cody, soon to be head. dier General William S. eral Ulysses Grant was known as “Buffalo Bill.” Two days after the Rosecrans, the command- forced to deal with their Because of their strong meeting, a squad of the er of the Corinth garrison. wicked ways. The previ- views against slavery they cavalrymen broke into a On the 16th of August he ous December the 7th proved to be extraordi- widow’s home, stole ev- signed Special Order No. Kansas was involved in narily harsh in dealing erything of value, and 12 which stated, “The pay the pursuit of Gen. Earl with the locals in what- threatened to return of the Kansas 7th cavalry Van Dorn’s cavalry in ever Southern state they and burn her alive if the shall be stopped until the wake of the attack on happened to be in. The old woman told any- they have, by subscrip- Holly Springs. They used leaders of the regiment, one of their fun. For the tion or otherwise, paid the ride to hone their old Col. Charles Jennison and next several weeks they the sum of $1,035.55, skills. Lt. Col. Daniel Anthony, robbed and burned to the value of tobacco and “The conduct of this not only condoned the be- their heart’s content. Nice sugar destroyed by them regiment at New Albany,” havior, they encouraged guys. at Trenton, Tenn. Pay- was so bad, wrote the fu- it. Eventually their unsa- masters are directed not ture president, that they The fi rst indication vory reputation reached Sgt. Fletcher Pomeroy, 7th Kansas Cavalry to make any payments to were frequently “stopping these guys were trouble the department com- the troops herein named, to plunder the citizens came in early November mander, Gen. Halleck, paused in Bethel, Tn., the regiment’s sullied until notifi ed that this or- instead of pursuing the of ’61 when they entered at his headquarters in long enough to steal every reputation. Well, at least der is complied with.” enemy when they were so the town of Pleasant Hill, the Verandah House in horse they could fi nd. The Herrick did; Lee proved Colonel Lee was livid. near to them.” Missouri. After they drove Corinth. Halleck wrote to senior offi cer of the gar- to be cut from the same As far as he was con- “All the laurels won by away a few Confederates the Secretary of War con- rison wrote, “The conduct cloth as his predecessors. cerned the soldiers had the regiment and their they methodically pil- cerning the out of control of this command since it By mid-July of ’62 they destroyed supplies bound commander on the pur- laged every building and soldiers. “I have reports came in this vicinity has arrived in Mississippi, for the Confederate army suit of the enemy from then reduced the town to from nearly every town been such that it makes passed through Corinth and should have been re- Holly Springs to Coffee- ashes. There was nothing they passed through, and one ashamed of the vol- and took up residence in warded rather than cen- ville have been more than left. numerous reclamations unteer service of the U. S. Rienzi. sured. Young Pomeroy counterbalanced by their Col. Anthony really got from the citizens on the Army. Complaints come Sergeant Fletcher spoke for the regiment bad conduct since. Their on the bad side of his su- road are coming in for to me of their having Pomeroy, a 20-year-old when he said, “But every present course may serve periors when the 7th Kan- payment for property robbed the farmers of all trooper from Wyanet, Il- man has determined to to frighten women and sas was brought across stolen and robbed or de- their stock and in some linois, took affront to the forfeit all his wages before children and helpless old the Mississippi River stroyed by them.” cases of their watches claims his regiment was giving one cent of them men, but will never drive and into Tennessee. At Attempts to call a halt and money. They have in a bad one. “The Provost to rebels for sugar and out an armed enemy.” that time slavery was still to the outrages brought some instances attempt- Marshal is very hard on tobacco. Col. Lee says his A case in point was a lo- completely legal in the wails of protest from Kan- ed to force the women to us Jayhawkers; he says right arm shall wither be- cal resident who rode his state and runaway slaves sas politicians who loudly cohabit with them when he is bound to keep us in fore his money shall clink horse into camp to make were required to be sent declared the innocent 7th found at home alone.” camp. Everything that is in rebel coffers.” a personal complaint to back to their masters. You Kansas was being singled The two senior offi cers, stolen is laid to our regi- There were a few Colonel Lee. The colonel can easily imagine what out and picked on for po- Jennison and Anthony ment.” Pomeroy blamed months of relative quiet as responded by stealing the the abolitionists of the 7th litical reasons. were shipped back to the thefts on men from the men of the 7th stayed man’s horse. Kansas thought of such The soldiers were still the Sunshine State and Iowa and Michigan. busy on patrols and be- The troopers of the 7th orders. robbing and burning Majors Albert Lee and Just three days after haved themselves for Kansas never reformed Anthony gathered the as they made their way Thomas Herrick went to claiming his regiment’s the most part. I couldn’t regiment one evening closer to Corinth. They great lengths to improve innocence Pomeroy wrote say whether it was due Please see CAVALRY | 4B

Senator instrumental in helping county thanks citizens Cecil Lamar Sumners obtaining VFW, and the Iuka Bap- you gave me in giving me ent and my experience to you gave me, and if re- was a native of Belmont funding for tist Church. Besides his- the opportunity to serve help each of you in every elected I will continue to and a lifelong resident of four bridg- tory, Sen. Sumners loved you as Chancery Clerk. way that I could. serve you with the same Tishomingo County. He es on the genealogy and collecting I have with an earnest Your kindness and the courteous and meritori- was a graduate of Belmont Tennessee stamps and coins. At the desire attempted to keep many courtesies that I ous service which you High School, the Univer- Tombigbee age of 81, Cecil Sumners that faith and trust by have received with my have received and which sity of Mississippi and Waterway died at the Iuka Hospital giving you the best that association with you you deserve as citizens of the University of Missis- RaNae and the on March 27, 2002. He was in me, and I am now in the Chancery Clerk’s Tishomingo County. sippi School of Law. He Vaughn paving of is buried in the Belmont asking that you again Offi ce have been pleas- Very truly yours, was also a U.S. Air Force Coleman Cemetery. elect me to the same of- ant and enjoyable, and I Cecil L. Sumners veteran of World War II, Historically Park Road. The following letter was fi ce. I feel that with my would like to continue the ••• serving three years in the Speaking An avid printed in The Vidette, qualifi cations as a law- close relationship that (Daily Corinthian col- military. Cecil practiced historian, Iuka after he was elect- yer and the experience of I have had with each of umnist RaNae Vaughn law in Iuka for many years he was the author of two ed as chancery clerk in having served one term you by again serving as is board member and and served two terms as books, “Chief Tishomingo” Tishomingo County. in the Chancery Clerk Of- your Chancery Clerk. in charge of marketing Tishomingo County Chan- and “Governors of Missis- To the People of Tisho- fi ce that I am in a better Again I wish to thank and publications for cery Clerk and three terms sippi.” He was a shriner, mingo County position to render a more each of you for the past the Tishomingo County as a Mississippi state sen- a 32nd degree mason, I wish fi rst to express to capable and effi cient ser- favors and I shall forever Historical & Genealogi- ator. While in state offi ce, and a member of the Bel- you my sincere apprecia- vice to you. My attitude be grateful for the op- cal Society, P.O. Box 203, he was instrumental in mont Masonic Lodge, the tion for the splendid vote has been to use my tal- portunity and trust that Iuka, MS 38852.) 2B • Daily Corinthian Outdoors Sunday, June 23, 2013 State receives top ten ranking for deer hunting

I was fl ipping through lication as state into being acknowl- tucky; Kansas; Indiana; soils in the nation, which jority of our sportsmen the pages of a well-known being one edged as one of the top Iowa; Minnesota; Illinois; aids in growing bigger enjoy doing. outdoor magazine around of the top white-tailed deer states Mississippi; Nebraska; deer. Some of the best Sportsmen generally this time last year when destina- in the nation. This revela- Ohio; and Oklahoma. deer come from along the start looking forward to I came across an article tions in the tion was noted in the sto- The top ten ranking is Mississippi and Big Black deer season toward the that caused me to pause country ry I read last year, and it no surprise to Lann Wilf, Rivers. latter part of summer, and my eyebrows to rise. for hunt- was recently highlighted Mississippi Department According to wildlife of- but with good news of Any story pertaining David ing white- in the June/July issue of of Wildlife, Fisheries, fi cials, Mississippi hunt- this magnitude, the itch to deer hunting grabs my Green tails. Outdoor Life Magazine. and Parks Deer Program ers and land managers for the season to hurry up attention, but this one in When Outdoor Life ranked Biologist. “MDWFP bi- have plenty of reason to and get here is likely to Outdoors particular was a real stun- you think Mississippi seventh in ologist work with many take pride in their state’s come sooner rather than ner. of hunting the nation for produc- landowners and hunting ranking, as they are the later. I’ve been saying for for trophy caliber white- ing large bucks, with the clubs that practice sound ones responsible for im- (Daily Corinthian some time now that Mis- tail bucks, Mississippi is ranking based on four deer management on plementing management columnist and Alcorn sissippi’s hunters would generally not one of the points of emphasis for their property,” Wilf said. practices that result in County resident David start seeing and harvest- fi rst states that come to each state: number of “A management objective healthy deer populations. Green is an avid hunter ing larger numbers of mind, nor has it been any- bucks qualifying for the for many of these proper- Mississippi is histori- and fi sherman in the super-sized bucks with time in the past as far as Boone and Crockett re- ties is to produce older- cally known for being on Crossroads area. Anyone impressive headgear. I’ve known. cords program, hunter aged bucks, and these or at the bottom of every wishing to share their Never in my wildest Over the past several density, cost of guided older-aged bucks simply chart imaginable, usually own unique outdoor sto- dreams, though, would hunting seasons however, hunts, and hunter friend- equal bigger deer.” not in a good way. For a ry or have any news to I have thought the state Mississippi hunters have liness in terms of laws In addition to strong change of pace though, report pertaining to the would be receiving na- harvested some of the and regulations. deer management in it’s nice to see our state outdoors, David can be tional recognition from a largest white-tailed bucks The top ten states were Mississippi, the state has climb into the upper ech- contacted at dgreen_out- respected outdoor pub- on record, leading the ranked as follows: Ken- some of the most fertile elon in a sport that a ma- [email protected].) Community events

Class reunions the gym, featuring the the age of 13. She per- specialty items will be eas of leadership, com- the Mississippi Tourism • The Alcorn Agricultur- Princeton Offense. The forms regularly, singing given to the winner in munity service, diversity Association, Green Mar- al High School, AKA Kos- camp is set for 8-11 her own original music each age group. All win- and human rights. The ket at the Corinth Depot suth High School, Class a.m. each day. .Surviving Allison made ning color sheets will G-RED Youth Leadership will be held Saturday, of 1960 is celebrating The weekend events up of Preston George, be displayed throughout Conference is a two-day July 6 from 8 a.m. to their 53rd Class Reunion conclude on Saturday Chris Ekiss, Drew Gann, the month of July at the and one night event in 2 p.m. The purpose of on Saturday, June 29 at night with the All White Andrew Ferrell and Zach Welcome Center and win- which young people en- the Green Market is to Chapman’s Restaurant, Affair that begins at 8 Jones is also based in ners may pick up their gage in team building, offer an opportunity for located at U.S. Hwy. 72 p.m. Corinth. The band has prize at any time. Win- workshops, and com- local farmers, garden- W and Bethlehem Church been playing across the ners will be listed on the munity service that will ers, artisans, craftsman, Road. There will be a Blood drive region since 2011. This www. Visitmississippi.org empower them to be bet- etc. to sell their wares in meet/greet in the private There will be a com- is ART features the live Facebook page. Winners ter citizens and launch an open-air, grassroots dining room at 5:30 p.m. munity blood drive at musical performance do not have to present them into young leaders setting. It is also a fund- and dinner at 6:30 p.m. the Corinth Walmart on of Art Webb. Webb, a to win, but will be con- within their school and raiser for the Crossroads (buffet/menu options). Thursday, June 27 from skilled bassist and multi- tacted. community. Museum. For more information, 11 a.m. – 6 p.m. The genre electronic produc- This year’s event will contact Larry Rickman at MBS Donor Coach will er from Nashville, Tenn. Hospitality Month be held July 26-July 27 Firearms rally 662-287-8223 or Junior be in the parking lot. Do- Tickets for the concert The Alcorn County Wel- at Crazy K Ranch in A group of Alcorn Morgan at 662-808- nors will be automatically are now on sale and are come Center is featuring Michie, Tenn. The fee is County citizens want to 1956. registered in the Road $15 plus fees. Hospitality Month and $100 per participant and show their appreciation • The Alcorn Central to Life 5 Jeep Wrangler will have random drawing will include all meals, to the local legislative High School Class of give-away. Donors will Alumni banquet throughout the month snacks, lodging, T-shirt, delegation for their ef- 1988 25th Reunion is receive either a gift card The Biggersville Alumni for posters, vacation transportation and all forts to insure passage of being held Aug. 3 at The or movie pass (while sup- Association is having a packets with information conference materials. If what has become known Chop House Restau- plies last). All donors will banquet for everyone about popular destina- registered before July 1, as “Mississippi House rant at Shiloh Ridge in receive a free T-shirt. who graduated 1932- tions in Mississippi, and participants can qualify Bill 2” which further pro- Corinth. Dress should be 1987 on Saturday, June other donated specialty for the early bird registra- tects gun carrying rights dressy/party attire. The Cruise-in 29 from 5:30 p.m. until. items. The Welcome tion of $85. For payment protected in the Second night includes: 6-7 p.m., Magnolia Antique Car After the meal, a busi- Center also has informa- details please go to Amendment. The core meet/greet/pictures; Club is hosting a Cruise- ness meeting will be tion and brochures on, the registration website appreciation rally has 7-8:30 p.m., dinner/buf- in at Arby’s in Corinth held and include giving “Fun Things for Children at http://gredyouth- now grown to a full day of fet; and 8:30 p.m. until today from 1-4 p.m. This out two scholarships to to Do in Mississippi,” conf2013.eventzilla.net . activities called the Sec- 12 midnight, DJ Rick fea- is a “car guy fellowship” graduating seniors. Invi- this month. The conference is host- ond Amendment Firearm turing 80s music on the and includes music and tations have been sent, ed by the Community Freedom Day is set for 9 dance floor. a drawing for free food. but anyone who has not Photo exhibit Development Coalition, a.m. to 4 p.m., July 6 on Deadline to register for Bring a lawn chair. Regis- received one is asked to These are 30 exam- a 501(c)3 organization. the grounds of the Alcorn the night is Monday, July tration fee is $5. Money call Danny Morton, 643- ples of Crossroads area For more information, County Courthouse. It 15. Cost is $35 per per- received will be given 5845 or Evelyn Settle people in Corinth photog- contact Sheila Durr at will be a day of speakers, son. Make check out to back as door prizes to Farrior, 284-0677. rapher Bill Avery’s “Pas- 731-239-2728. door prizes, entertain- ACHS Class of 1988 and participants. For more sions” photo exhibit now ment, food and crafts. mail to: Jan Sharp Hur- information, call Rick Kel- Fundraiser held on display at the Corinth Swimming lessons Invited to speak and ley, 909 Dogwood Cove, ley at 662-284-7110. The Corinth-Alcorn Ani- Library. Fellow local pho- Northeast Mississippi who will be honored for Corinth, MS 38834. For mal Shelter is teaming tographer Lisa Lambert Community College has passage of HB 2 include more information, con- NAACP meets with the Elks Lodge in -- who has worked with opened 14 different op- those who represent Al- tact Lisa Steen Green at The NAACP Reunion/ a fundraiser to provide Avery on several photo portunities for area youth corn County in Jackson 662-286-6908. Homecoming Steering a new roof for the local exhibits -- also has pho- take advantage of the -- Sen. Rita Parks, Rep. Committee is meeting shelter. Tickets are now tos in the exhibit. college’s Gaye Roden Bubba Carpenter, Rep. Easom history every Tuesday in June on sale for Raise the The exhibit will be on Carr Aquatic Center while Tracy Arnold and Rep. celebrated and the first Tuesday in Roof, coming Saturday, display through June. learning to swim in the Nick Bain. Others on the July at Johns Street Com- June 29 at the Elks Club process. The college has list of speakers include The Easom Outreach munity Center at 6 p.m. in Corinth. The fundraiser Karaoke/dance night openings in each one of Corinth Mayor Tommy Foundation is celebrat- to make final plans. will feature food, fun and VFW Post No. 3962 the following dates: July Irwin, Sen. Chris McDan- ing the history of Easom music. hosts a Karaoke Night 8-11; July 15-18; July iel, Navy Commander High School and the Water aerobics The roof will provide every Friday at the post 22-25; July 29-Aug. 1. (Retired) Judge Henry schools that preceded Northeast Mississippi more shade from the on Purdy School Rd. in Swimming lessons will Ross, District Attorney it with “A Return to the Community College is heat in the summertime Corinth. Karaoke begins be taught at the Gaye Trent Kelly, State Liber- Beginning” on Thursday- offering month-long and shelter from the cold at 8 p.m. with music by Roden Carr Aquatic tarian Party Chairman Saturday, July 4-6 at the water aerobics course, in the winter. Tickets for D.J. Lanny Cox. Lanny Center on the Northeast Danny Bedwell and Rev. school in South Corinth. July 1-29 or Aug. 1-27. the event are $25 and Cox also provides music Booneville campus from Clayton “Blackhawk” The event has numerous Classes will run from can be purchased by call- at the VFW on Saturday 10-11 a.m. or from 11 Self, who will recite the activities scheduled as 5-6 p.m. each Monday, ing Elizabeth DeGraffen Dance Night which be- a.m. until noon on each Lord’s Prayer in native past graduates come Tuesday and Thursday at the shelter at 284- gins at 8 p.m. of the available dates. Cherokee language. together to remember an evening. Participants will 5800. Participants must be five Bring a lawn chair. In “honorable past, dedi- meet at the Gaye Roden Prayer breakfast years old or older by May case of rain, the event cated present and an Carr Aquatic Center on Coloring contest The American Legion 31, 2013 to attend the will move to the Ameri- impactful future.” Regis- the Northeast Booneville The Alcorn County Wel- Post 6 is hosting a lessons and applications can Legion building on tration begins Thursday, campus. Cost for the come Center is having a prayer breakfast every are accepted on a first- Tate Street. For more July 4 from 4-7 p.m. at month-long course is Coloring contest for the Wednesday at 7 a.m. come, first-serve basis. information on the rally, Easom High School. Fol- $55. kids during “Fun Things Sausage, biscuits and Cost for the four-day ses- contact Bobby McDaniel lowing registration, a For more information for Kids to do in Mis- coffee will be served. A sion is $40. at 662-415-6475. sock hop is slated for about water aerobics or sissippi” theme month. devotional will be given For more information 7 p.m. with a bonfire to to obtain a pre-registra- Stop by the Crossroads by a different speaker about swimming lessons CT-A scholarship follow. Cost of the sock tion form, contact Angie Museum at the Depot, each Wednesday. The taught at Northeast, CT-A is now accepting hop is $5. Langley at 662- 720- Alcorn County Welcome prayer breakfasts are be- contact Angie Langley at applications for the John A full day of activity is 7409 or Charlotte Tenni- Center, or the Corinth ing held at the American 662-720-7409 or Char- D. Mercier Memorial planned for Friday at the son at 662-720- 7772 or Artist Guild Gallery to Legion Building on Tate lotte Tennison at 662- Scholarship. This schol- school. A city and muse- by email at adlangley@ pick up the coloring St. in Corinth. You don’t 720- 7772 or by email at arship is open to college um tour will begin at the nemcc.edu or cwtenni- sheet of the historic de- have to be a post mem- [email protected] or and college-bound stu- school at 11 a.m. and [email protected]. pot. Return the finished ber to attend. [email protected]. dents. Preference will be end at 2 p.m. Buses will sheet by 4 p.m. on June For more information, given to students with a be used to take those Crossroads Music 29 to one of the three call 462-5815. Art exhibit history of involvement at wanting to tour down- Festival places the sheets are The “Two Brothers Art CT-A, particularly those town. There will also be a available. ‘Just Plain Country’ Exhibit” is coming to the with a declared major in fashion and talent show Local talent will be on Coloring sheets must Just Plain Country per- McNairy County Visitor’s the performing arts. Any involving children from display when the Cross- be done in crayon only. forms at the Tishomingo and Cultural Center, also resident of the Cross- 1-3 p.m. Refreshments roads Music Festival is Each contestant must County Fairgrounds in known as “The Latta.” roads area who is en- will be available during held at the Crossroads print their name, ad- Iuka every Saturday from This exhibit features rolled or will be enrolled the day at no cost. A din- Arena for the first time. dress, phone number, 7-10 p.m. Good family McNairy County natives full-time in college may ner and play are slated Area and regional artists and if applicable an entertainment. and brothers, Robert and apply. for Friday night. The din- are set to take the stage e-mail address on the Gordon Hester. Robert Essays must be post- ner begins at 6 p.m. with at 6 p.m. on Friday, June back of the coloring Youth leadership specializes in stained marked on or before July the play to follow at the 28. Maty Noyes, Iceman, sheet. One entry per per- The G-RED Youth glass while Gordon spe- 13. Cash awards up to Corinth Coliseum Civic Shive, Surviving Allison, son. Age groups are 3-5, Leadership Conference cializes in oil paintings. $300 will be announced Center. Cost will be $10. This is ART and Seven- 6-10- and 11-13. is offering a unique The exhibit ends Friday, in August 2013 and will Easom grad Tommy ties Rock Express (SRX) Winners will be an- opportunity for young July 5. be available for use in Morrison will be conduct- are all slated to perform nounced Tuesday, July leaders between 7th the fall semester. ing the Yellow Jacket during the night. 9 at noon. A Mississippi -12th grades. The focus Green Market For more information Basketball Camp for Noyes, from Corinth, drawstring back-pack of the conference is to Voted “Best Small and scholarship details, youngsters July 4-6 in released her first CD at with some Mississippi empower youth in the ar- Event in Mississippi” by call CT-A at 287-2995. 3B • Daily Corinthian Celebrations Sunday, June 23, 2013 Engagements Southwest unveils latest jet image: Penguin One

Special to the Daily Airport. Corinthian Penguin One joins a DALLAS — Southwest dozen other Southwest Airlines Co. has added jets with unique paint another creature to its schemes, including fl eet. Shamu One and Shamu Dallas-based South- Two — featuring images west on Thursday an- of SeaWorld whales. nounced Penguin One. The other theme- The Boeing 737-700 decorated Southwest painted with images of jets are Arizona One, penguins will help mark California One, Colo- Southwest’s 25 years of rado One, Florida One, partnership with Sea- Illinois One, Lone Star World Parks & Enter- One for Texas, Maryland tainment. One, Nevada One, New Southwest and Sea- Mexico One and Triple World unveiled Pen- Crown One, for South- guin One in Florida at west customer service Orlando International achievements.

Tony Hawk donating first skateboard to Smithsonian

Associated Press nate his fi rst skateboard. WASHINGTON — Pro- The Innoskate Skate- fessional skateboarder boarding Festival is Tony Hawk is donating hosted by the Smithso- his fi rst skateboard to nian’s Lemelson Center the Smithsonian’s Na- for the Study of Inven- tional Museum of Amer- tion and Innovation. It ican History. will feature panel discus- Skateboarding pio- sions and skate sessions Darden Holmes, Ron Price neers including Hawk, on a ramp built outside Rodney Mullen, Cindy the museum. The muse- Whitehead and others um is also showing fi lms Holmes — Price are gathering Friday and about skateboarding. Saturday at the museum Hawk, of San Diego, Miss Darden Holmes ate of New Albany High Jameson Marshall Steward, Ashley Elizabeth Case for a festival celebrat- is donating a 1975 Bah- and Mr. Ron Price will School. She received her ing the culture of skate- ne skateboard that was exchange vows at 6 p.m. elementary education boarding. On Saturday handed down by his on Saturday, June 29, degree from Mississippi Case — Steward morning, Hawk will do- brother, Steve Hawk. 2013 at Hillcrest Baptist State University. She is Church in New Albany. presently employed at Miss Ashley Elizabeth Miss Case is a 2009 The bride-elect is the New Albany Elementary Case and Mr. Jameson graduate of Tupelo High daughter of Spencer and School as a special educa- Marshall Steward will School. She received her Mary Holmes of New Al- tion teacher. exchange wedding vows bachelor of education de- bany. She is the grand- Mr. Ron Price is a grad- at 6 p.m. on Saturday, gree from the University HAPPY daughter of Reba Tucker uate of Alcorn Central June 29, 2013 at Verona of Mississippi in 2013. TH and the late Major Tucker High School and a gradu- Church of Christ in Ve- She is presently employed 80 BIRTHDAY of New Albany, and David ate of Delta State Univer- rona. at Southaven Elementary COLLEEN COOPER and Anne Holmes of New sity where he received his The bride-elect is the School as a special educa- BAGGETT Albany. physical education degree. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. tion teacher. The prospective bride- He is presently em- Bobby Case of Tupelo. Mr. Steward is a 2009 groom is the son of Lex ployed at New Albany She is the granddaughter homeschool graduate and Friends and family of and Debbie Price of High School as a teacher of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Case is attending the Universi- Colleen Cooper Baggett Corinth. He is the grand- and head football coach. of Corinth, and Mr. and ty of Mississippi where he son of Maxine Howard All friends and relatives Mrs. Randy Harville of will receive his bachelor are invited to attend her of Glen, and the late An- of the couple are invited Tupelo. of accountancy degree. 80th Birthday Celebration glon and Ophelia Price of to attend the ceremony The prospective bride- He is presently employed Corinth. and the reception at Oaks groom is the son of Mr. at Gospel Broadcasting Miss Holmes is a gradu- Country Club to follow. and Mrs. Jim Steward of Network in Olive Branch. Sunday, June 30th, 2013 Belden. He is the grand- All friends and relatives son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim- of the couple are invited 2:00-4:00 p.m. my Steward of Courtland, to attend the ceremony and Mr. and Mrs. Neil and the reception which Rienzi Baptist Church Fellowship Hall MSU gardens test Steward of Belden. follows. Your presence is a treasured gift! varieties, conditions BY BONNIE COBLENTZ at least 37 years. MSU Ag Communications “The test site at the BILOXI — Many frus- South Mississippi Re- trated gardeners have not- search and Extension ed how plants often look Center in Poplarville is de- their best on retail shelves, signed more for commer- but ongoing tests at Mis- cial growers and is part of sissippi State University the All-America Selections crossroads wedding planner helps these gardeners fi g- system,” Bachman said. ure out which fl owers will “The Truck Crops Branch meet expectations. Experiment Station at Gary Bachman, horti- Crystal Springs is the 2013 Daily Corinthian culturist with the MSU home of the very popular Extension Service at the Fall Flower and Garden Coastal Research and Ex- Fest, and it is designed tension Center in Biloxi, more for consumers.” said the university tests Both sites take in plants fl ower selections at two given to them by plant sites. Plans are underway companies and evalu- to conduct fl ower variety ate them over the years. testing at fi ve locations The Mississippi Medal- around the state soon. lion designations use data The Best Local “Mississippi State is from both MSU locations. one of the organizations Bachman has a goal of that companies across establishing fl ower trial Wedding Resources: the country send plants locations at each of the “local experts for to for testing,” Bachman state’s four Research and said. “These selections Extension Centers and on planning your are planted according to MSU’s main campus in specifi c guidelines, and Starkville. These locations perfect day” we follow strict criteria in will cover the state’s four evaluating the plants.” U.S. Department of Ag- Data collected from test riculture planting zones, sites is compiled to pres- which range from 9a on ent an accurate picture of the Gulf Coast to 7b in the plants’ performance north Mississippi. In ad- in various settings. These dition to Poplarville and We at the Daily Corinthian are proud to present a very select choice of local carefully monitored ex- Biloxi, MSU has Research periments are called vari- and Extension Centers in businesses to help make your wedding event a great success. ety trials. Verona and Raymond. Information from vari- In addition to gather- Local businesses make sense and offer you a personal touch you’d be hard pressed to ety trials is used to deter- ing careful research data, fi nd from a large, out-of-market company. mine the best zones and these trial gardens give conditions for the plants. gardeners a chance to It is also used to confer see the plants in action. Pick up your 2013 Crossroads Wedding Planner today honors such as All-Ameri- Visitors can see fi rsthand ca Selection status or Mis- how big plants get, what at the following locations: sissippi Medallion winner. colors they produce in Ann’s • Clausel Jewelry • Crossroads Arena • Emma’s Everything Bachman said MSU has blooms, what their foliage conducted trials at Pop- looks like and even how Gingers • Kates & Company • Lipchic Boutique • Little’s Jewelers larville the longest, and it the plants will look when has conducted variety tri- grown in combination The Daily Corinthian als at Crystal Springs for with others. 4B • Sunday, June 23, 2013 • Daily Corinthian Tony Soprano more than a memorable character

The Associated Press Don’t make your central led him to seek psychiat- Soprano ended. The char- (including the victorious they were forgotten. NEW YORK — James character someone view- ric help. acters’ fl aws earn a pass, “Homeland”) were cable Sometimes what seems Gandolfi ni’s portrayal ers will recoil from. Break Draw a direct line from even devoted support series. The only broad- to be important turns out of Tony Soprano repre- the mold and failure Tony to the serial killer at from viewers, through cast series nominated was to be random and withers sented more than just a looms. The 1980s com- the center of Showtime’s strong writing and acting. PBS’ “Downton Abbey.” away. Like in life itself. memorable TV character. edy “Buffalo Bill” on NBC “Dexter,” the chemistry Notice something else? In 13 years, that’s a That gave the show’s He changed the medium, was highly regarded but teacher turned drug king- All of those characters ap- complete turnaround. fi nale all of its power. making fellow antiheroes conventional wisdom was pin in AMC’s “Breaking pear on cable, not broad- Landgraf was working Tony’s family gathers for like Walter White and that it lasted only a year Bad,” Jax Teller and the cast programs. “The So- at NBC back at the begin- a family dinner, bond- Dexter Morgan possible because Dabney Cole- motorcycle club on FX’s pranos” on HBO led the ning (where they were ing over onion rings. All and shifting the balance man’s lead character was “Sons of Anarchy,” the way, providing the exam- putting a pretty good of the show’s unresolved in quality drama away such a creep. turncoat hero Nicholas ple to other networks that drama named “The West story lines provided the from broadcast television. It’s possible to even pin- Brody on “Homeland,” they could change their Wing” on the air) and the backdrop. The timing — The passage of time point the moment that the spies Philip and Eliz- appeal and identity by success of “The Sopranos” the show’s last supper — since “The Sopranos” “rule” was wiped off the abeth Jennings on FX’s investing in quality series was noted. Broadcasters offered an edge-of-your- ended in 2007 brought books. In the fi fth episode “The Americans.” that create a buzz. were envious of the free- seat tension. Will there all of that into sharp relief of “The Sopranos,” Tony Keep going. “Cable networks are no dom cable networks had be one grand climax? even before Gandolfi ni’s accompanies his daughter “I don’t think ‘The different from broadcast to depict sex, language How many questions will death of a heart attack on a trip to scout out col- Shield’ would have hap- networks,” Bianculli said. and violence. But it was be answered? Will Tony while vacationing in Italy leges and spies another pened without ‘The So- “When they see a success, the authenticity of the pay for his sins by being on Wednesday. mobster who was hiding in pranos,’” said John Land- they want to copy it.” characters on cable that blown away? Television characters the witness protection pro- graf, the FX network’s “The Sopranos” in 1999 made the real difference, Nah. Nothing much certainly weren’t one- gram. Tony strangles him. president and general was the fi rst cable series he said. happened. Kind of like dimensional when Da- “There’s no question manager. He’s not sure a to earn an Emmy nomi- Their audiences shrink- most nights for most peo- vid Chase cast the little- Tony Soprano was at the pilot episode with the lead nation for best television ing and the stakes higher, ple, really. known Gandolfi ni in the center of ‘The Sopranos,’” character, Michael Chiklis’ drama, although ABC’s the broadcast networks Ever since that ending lead role of his series said David Bianculli, a Vic Mackey, killing anoth- “The Practice” won. In have generally responded there have been periodic about the personal and longtime TV critic who er cop would have been 2003 both “The Sopra- by being less willing to reports or hopes that the work families of a New teaches television at New green-lighted if it hadn’t nos” and HBO’s “Six Feet take chances. cast of “The Sopranos” Jersey crime boss. But Jersey’s Rowan Univer- been three years after Under” were nominated, “The Sopranos” broke would gather again for a there were limits: Flaws sity. “And there was no Tony made his debut. the fi rst time there were ground with its struc- feature fi lm. That dream in a TV hero character had question how fl awed and It’s not just psycho- multiple cable nominees ture, too. New story lines ended Wednesday night to be affectionate grace sometimes despicable paths, either. Don Drap- for best drama. “The So- popped up all the time, in Rome, just like the notes, like Jim Rockford’s he was. But he also had er’s morally compromised pranos” broke through sometimes dramatic, shooting death of John poor choice of friends or things people could relate advertising executive on and won the Emmy in sometimes banal. Some- Lennon ended the idea of Arnie Becker’s womaniz- to,” like his tortured rela- AMC’s “Mad Men” owes 2004 and 2007. times they were resolved. a Beatles reunion. With- ing on “L.A. Law.” tionship with his mother its existence to the tele- Last year fi ve of the six Sometimes, like an odd out James Gandolfi ni, The unwritten rule: and emotional issues that vision “rule” that Tony nominees for that award trip to the pine barrens, what’s the point? Cryptoquip Nashville hosts puppet festival

The Associated Press a puppet, and the tradi- festival came after a pup- NASHVILLE, Tenn. — tional Bunraku puppetry pet troupe from Nash- The rock stars of the pup- of Japanese troupe Ka- ville’s sister city of Magde- pet world perform this wasemi-za with the show burg, Germany, came to weekend at a festival for “Silent Poems,” which has town as part of a cultural top-notch puppeteers, no words and includes a exchange in 2004. The some of whom traveled giant dragon puppet that next year, Hull took some here from as far away as fi lls the stage. of the Nashville puppets Germany and Japan. The library’s own to Germany and ended The International Pup- troupe, Wishing Chair up meeting people from pet Festival is the biggest Productions, is perform- several other troupes, in- event of its kind in North ing a newly created coun- cluding the Velo Theatre America, according to try-music themed show of France. Phillip Huber, the pup- Thursday called “String “It turns out they are peteer behind the China City,” featuring intricate one of the greatest in Girl in “Oz the Great and marionettes at the Coun- the world,” Hull said. “I Powerful” and the mari- try Music Hall of Fame had no idea how big they onettes in “Being John and Museum. were. People are call- Malkovich.” Jon Ludwig, the artistic ing me, asking, ‘How did “It’s defi nitely not rinky director at the Center for you get them to come do dink. It’s on par with Puppetry Arts in Atlanta, a puppet show at your li- many of the European said puppetry is so visual brary?’” festivals,” said Huber, and can easily transcend Although the shows are who performing his “Sus- language and culture. free, many require tickets pended Animation” show “When puppets are due to limited seating. on Saturday night as one brought to life by a pup- Tari Hughes is presi- of two paid performances peteer, it cuts through any dent of the Nashville Pub- to benefi t the otherwise- barrier and you totally be- lic Library Foundation, free festival. “You would lieve you are looking at a the nonprofi t that raises have to travel the world live thing,” he said. private funds to enhance to see this kind of talent. But the different troops the library’s collections And to see it in one place are in no way generic. and programing and is over a weekend — it’s fan- “You get a sense of what funding the festival at a tastic.” the culture is like,” he cost of about $500,000. Performances include said. “A lot of times you “People hear ‘pup- Sombras Chinas from see that in the design, pets’ and ‘library’ and Argentina, where a pup- each has a cultural style. they might think of sock peteer creates complex Sometimes it’s surprising. puppets and story time,” shadow puppets using It’s not always what you Hughes said. only her hands and a few think.” “But really we have this simple props. There will Today, Wishing Chair incredible talent we’ve also be the object theater Productions performs brought in, and they per- of France’s Velo Theatre, original shows nearly form in so many different in which a puppeteer/ every weekend at the li- styles. These are puppet storyteller stays on stage brary. troupes that are really and anything he picks up Troupe leader Brian rock stars in their own can be transformed into Hull said the idea for the countries.” 100 Problems? Billboard chart won’t count Jay-Z-Samsung 1M downloads The Associated Press Billboard’s website, edi- Werde added that Bill- NEW YORK — Jay-Z’s torial director Bill Werde board has adjusted the got 99 problems and the says it won’t count the charts to refl ect how mu- Billboard chart is one. downloads because Sam- sic is being consumed, Billboard said Friday it sung ultimately isn’t and that Jay-Z’s request will not include the 1 mil- selling the album on its gives the company more lion album downloads phones. He adds that it to think about. Jay-Z is giving to Gal- wasn’t easy turning down “When someone like axy mobile phone users Jay-Z’s request to include Jay-Z takes the issue pub- through a deal with Sam- the downloads on the lic in the way that he did, it sung. Jay-Z announced Billboard chart. encourages us to look at it the partnership this week. “The passionate and ar- with that much more rigor His new album, “Magna ticulate argument by Jay’s essentially,” Werde said in Carta Holy Grail,” will be team that something was a phone interview Friday. released July 7, but it will for sale and Samsung “I think what will happen go out to 1 million Sam- bought it ... doesn’t mesh in the next couple weeks sung users on July 4. with precedent,” Werde is we’ll advance these con- In a letter posted on wrote. versations some more.” CAVALRY

CONTINUED FROM 1B ily from nearby farms back pay. and plantations to keep Sgt. Pomeroy was able their unscrupulous hab- the soldiers from starv- to smugly write, “All of its. What changed were ing. The 7th was able to this goes to show that our the policies of the govern- provide helpful pointers regiment was about a year ment and the army. With on how to do the job ef- and a half ahead of the the announcement of the fi ciently. government in our meth- Emancipation Proclama- Because of these chang- ods. It is now doing what tion no one was in a hurry es, the order to force the it condemned us for doing to chastise the regiment Kansans to pay back the a few months ago.” for harboring runaway money for the sugar and (Tom Parson is a Na- slaves. Also, during the tobacco was quietly ig- tional Park Service fi rst failed attempt to take nored. The paymaster ranger at the Corinth Vicksburg the army was returned to camp and all Civil War Interpretive forced to forage heav- of the men received their Center.) Daily Corinthian • Sunday, June 23, 2013 • 5B Assistance

Program expanded Anonymous Hotline is meets every Wednes- support group. The ses- that provides individual day from 9:30 a.m.- 5:30 The Northeast Mis- 662-841-9998. day afternoon at 3 p.m. sions will be held in the group activities such as p.m. sissippi Planning and ■ A Narcotics Anony- in the dining room of fellowship hall of Fairview arts and crafts, exer- ■ Those wanting to Development District/ mous meeting is held the Arby’s Restaurant, Community Church, 125 cise, music, games and donate items to the Sal- Elderly and Disabled on Tuesdays at 7 p.m. 706 Highway 72 East, CR 356, Iuka -- just off therapy and lunch to vation Army, 1209 U.S. Medicaid Waiver Pro- at the Johnson-Ford- Corinth. Hwy. 350. The support patients diagnosed with Hwy. 72 West, whether gram has expanded into Mitchrell Commu- The ministry was es- group meets from 10-11 Alzheimer’s disease or it be clothing or furniture Alcorn, Prentiss, Tippah nity Center, 707 Spring tablished to support a.m. Friday mornings and dementia. The purpose can call 287-6979. The and Tishomingo Coun- Street in Iuka. Call 662- those who have experi- 6-7 p.m. Friday evenings. of the program is to Salvation Army hours are ties. This home and com- 279-6435 for directions. enced a devastating life For more information, provide caregivers some 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday- munity based program is ■ The Corinth Down- event such as the death call Debra Smith at 662- free time from care while Saturday. The social ser- an alternative to nursing town Group AA meets of a loved one, diagnosis 808-6997. providing social interac- vice part of the agency home placement and can Sundays and Tuesdays of a terminal illness or ■ A grief support group tion for the participants. is open 9 a.m.-5 p.m. offer services such as at 8 p.m. at the First condition, the loss of a for anyone who has lost For more information, Monday-Friday. homemakers, expanded Baptist Church, 501 N. spouse or parent through a loved one or may have call Tim Dixon at 662- home health services, Main Street, Corinth. divorce, even the loss of a sick family member 396-1454. Post 6 meets home delivered meals, For more information a job or home. The minis- and needs someone Perry Johns Post No. adult day services, es- for all area AA groups, try is non-denominational who will understand Shiloh museum 6, American Legion will corted transportation, in- please call 662-212- and open to all. what your going through A museum dedicated hold its regular monthly home respite and case 2235. There is no cost to at- is meeting at Real Life to the Battle of Shiloh meeting every second management. ■ An Alcoholics Anony- tend and no obligation Church, (next to Fred’s in and area veterans is Thursday at 7 p.m. at Everyone who par- mous meeting is held to continue. For more in- Corinth), every Monday open next to Shiloh Na- the Legion Hall on South ticipates in the waiver in Iuka at the old Chevy formation, call Bro. Rick from 6-7 p.m. tional Military Park. It is Tate St., Corinth, along program is assigned to a dealership building Wells, pastor of Hopewell For one on one meet- located at the intersec- with the Ladies’ Auxil- local case management off old Hwy. 25 each and Indian Springs Unit- ings, contact Sherry tion of state Route 22 iary and Sons of Legion team. The case manag- Wednesday at 7 p.m. ed Methodist Charge and Scott at 662-415-7173. and Route 142 in Shiloh. Squadron No. 6. ers consist of a licensed and Friday at 7:30 p.m. facilitator at 662-587- ■ C.A.U.S.E. (Corinth, The Shiloh Battlefield social worker and a Alcoholics Anonymous 9602. Autism, Understanding, & World War II Museum Food ministry licensed nurse who is a fellowship of men ■ Al-Anon is a support Support, Education) sup- is the home of Honor Our Bread of Life Ministries visit the client once per and women whose com- group and fellowship of port group, “Just love Veterans Inc., a non-prof- is an outreach of the month to manage and mon welfare is to stay relatives and friends of them for who they are,” it organization dedicated Alcorn Baptist Associa- coordinate the waiver sober and help others alcoholics. The group meets every first Monday to raising money for tion Food Pantry -- every services for each partici- achieve sobriety. The meets at 7 p.m. on of the month at 6 p.m. projects to benefit area Thursday from 10-10:30 pant. Iuka meeting is an open Mondays at 1st Baptist There is help for parents veterans. a.m. at Tate Baptist The Northeast Plan- meeting, anyone who Church in Corinth. For of a child with autism. The museum features Church on Harper Road. ning and Development has a problem with alco- more information, call Meet other parents, items Larry DeBerry has Announcements and District has been allo- hol or other substances 462-4404. share experiences, ask amassed over a lifetime devotionals by various cated additional slots for is welcome to attend. ■ Mended Hearts is a questions, get advice, of collecting Shiloh- pastors and others are the waiver program which For more information, support group open to help others, vent or just related artifacts, as well followed by personal at- has allowed them to add call 662-660-3150. all heart patients, their read. For more informa- as artifacts from the tention as well as food an additional team in ■ The Alzheimer’s families and others im- tion, call 662-415-1340. Korean War, World War distribution. Food dona- the Alcorn County area. Caregiver Support Group pacted by heart disease. ■ Corinth “Cross- II, the Vietnam War — all tions and volunteers The Elderly and Disabled in Corinth is partnered Its purpose is to inspire roads” Multiple Sclero- the way up to the war in are welcome. For more Medicaid Waiver Program with the Alzheimer’s As- hope in heart disease sis Group invites anyone Afghanistan. information, call 731- is currently taking refer- sociation Mississippi patients and their fami- with multiple sclerosis The Shiloh Battlefield 645-2806. rals to complete the ex- Chapter. Keri Roaten is lies through visits and to come meet with them & World War II Museum pansion of this program. the facilitator. The group sharing experiences of on the third Wednesday is open Monday through Call for Help If you know of someone meets every first Thurs- recovery and returning of each month at 11:30 Saturday, 8 a.m. to 5 A service of United who may qualify for this day of each month at the to an active life. Health- a.m. at the Mississippi p.m. and Sunday, 1 to 5 Way of Corinth and Al- program, contact the ap- Corinth Public Library, care professionals join in State/Alcorn County Ex- p.m. For more informa- corn County, First Call for propriate case manager from 6-7 p.m. the mission by providing tension Office, 2200 Le- tion call Larry DeBerry at Help is a telephone ser- to place a referral at The group discusses their expertise and sup- vee Road, located behind 731-926-0360. vice that connects call- 1-800-745-6961. the hardships of those port. the Crossroads Arena. ers with programs in the caring for people effect- Mended Hearts meets Contact Joy Forsyth at Thrift stores community available to Support groups ed by the disease and the second Monday of 662-462-7325 for more ■ The Lighthouse Fam- help those in need. This ■ The Crossroads offer several different every month at 10 a.m. information. ily Thrift Store is located information and refer- Group of Narcotics Anon- resources as well. For at the Magnolia Com- in the Harper Square ral program is available ymous meets Monday, more information, con- munity Service Complex ‘Sharing Hearts’ Mall at 1801 South to the public, Monday Wednesday and Friday tact k_roaten@hotmail. in the Cardiac Rehab The Sharing Hearts Harper Road in Corinth. through Friday, 9 a.m. to at noon, and at 7 p.m., com or 662-594-5526. Conference Room, 1001 adult care program of- One hundred percent of 4 p.m. seven days a week, at ■ The “Good Grief” South Harper Road in fers Alzheimer’s Day the revenue goes back Knowing what services 506 Cruise Street in ministry of the Hopewell- Corinth. Care on Tuesdays from into the community in are available and how to Corinth. All meetings are Indian Springs United ■ Finding Hope Minis- 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at helping the Lighthouse access them is the first non-smoking. Methodist Charge is tries, a ministry of Fair- First Baptist Church, 501 Foundation. step to getting help. For The Northeast Missis- a collaborative effort view Community Church Main Street, Corinth. It The store is open further information, call sippi area of Narcotics of both churches and is offering a depression is a respite day program Tuesday through Satur- 286-6500. Legal Scene Your Crossroads Area Guide to Law Professionals

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WANTED TO 3 BR, 2 BA, Booneville Liberty National Life pany to work on carpet perience in web-offset per rolls on hoists, lift- Wiseway 0554 city school dist. Great Insurance Company cleaners. Will train. Day- printing; Verifiable work ing ink rollers, bending, Transportation Services RENT/BUY/TRADE neighborhood. No working inside printing Full Training Provided time hours. Call 662-665- experience with cur- LOOKING FOR stability? Call 800-876-1660 ext 177 M&M. CASH for junk cars smoking, no pets. $675 units, and standing for Call 1-800-257-5500 to 0078, Monday & Tues- rent contact number; Is your future Or apply online at & trucks. We pick up. mo. + dep. 728-7387. extended periods of set up an interview day, 9 am. - 12 noon. Good attendance re- uncertain? www.wiseway.com 662-415-5435 o r time. Must relocate to cord with previous em- COME TO NATIONWIDE 731-239-4114. 3BR, 2BA, CHA, stove, the greater Pulaski, TN ployer; Must be profes- EXPRESS! ref., DW, deck, carport, area. PETS sionally minded and As a 32-year-old laundry rm. No animals DESIRABLE ADDITIONAL REAL ESTATE FOR RENT take pride in one's exceptionally stable inside or out. Rental ref. REQUIREMENTS: Four or work; Must demon- transportation & credit ref. req'd. $595 more years experience strate good color re- company. 0320 CATS/DOGS/PETS mo. 286-6707. in commercial web-off- UNFURNISHED cognition; Must demon- We have jobs available set printing; Experi- CKC REG. Yorkies, 1st 0610 strate a good mechan- now! APARTMENTS 4 BR, 2 1/2 BA, Corinth ence with Web shots, wormed, ready ical aptitude; Must We offer: city limits, $850 mo., Press/Web Leader print- to go, 3 males, $350, 2 CANE CREEK Apts., 1 mi. physically able to per- Assigned, dependable, $850 dep. Lease & ref. ing presses; Experience females, $400. 662-396- W. of Hosp., 72 & CR 735 form all job functions. clean equipment req'd. No TVRHA; 2 BR, 1 with micrometers, 1182. in Kossuth/Corinth Sch. 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Weight: 7 lbs., 3 oz Height: 19 inches to our family and Mom. Proud parents: LIKE NEW 2005 Kabco Thanks to Magnolia 28x62. You have to see Brent & Whitney Vanderford Funeral Home for all the to believe! 3 BR, 2 full Proud Big Sister: BA, great home, has help and care you gave. A Londen large kitchen, lots of special thanks to Rhonda cabinets (Wood), stone Proud Great Grandparents: front fireplace, all appli- Thelton & Sheila Vanderford Wilbanks. ances included, master Gary & Christine Sellers bath has large tub & Lynda and Charles separate shower. De- livered & set up for only Rinehart & Family $44,900. Call 662-296- 5923. SERVICES BUSINESS & SERVICE GUIDE

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CHIROPRACTOR CrossRoads SOUTHERN HOME HOME REPAIRS JIMCO Heating & Cooling SAFETY, INC. ROOFING. SELDOM YOUR LOWEST BID Simple tune-up gives you TOLL FREE ALWAYS YOUR HIGHEST QUALITY more comfort, lower energy $1,000,000 cost, prolonged life of unit & 888-544-9074 reduce risk of costly repairs. • Carports LIABILITY or 662-315-1695 • Vinyl Siding INSURANCE Programs • Room Additions www.southernhomesafety.com • SAME PHONE # & ADDRESS SINCE 1975 starting • Shingles & Metal • LIFETIME WARRANTIED OWENS CORNING Dr. Jonathan R. Cooksey Loans $20-$20,000 at $75.00 Roofi ng SHINGLES W/TRANSFERABLE WARRANTY Neck Pain • Back Pain • Concrete Drives (NO SECONDS) Disc Problems Services off ered: • METAL, TORCHDOWN, EPDM, SLATE, TILE, • Interior & Exterior SHAKES, COATINGS. Spinal Decompression Therapy •Maintenance Programs • LEAK SPECIALIST •HVAC Systems Painting Most Insurance Accepted WE INSTALL SKYLIGHTS •HVAC Tune-ups & Inspections TORNADO & DO CARPENTRY WORK We Service All Makes & Models FREE ESTIMATES Mon., Tues., Wed. & Fri. 9-5 SHELTERS 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE 662-665-1133 15% Senior Citizen & Vet Disc. 3334 N. Polk Street Mention this ad & save 10% FULLY INSURED 662-286-8257 Corinth, MS 38834 (662) 212-4735 Large full size - 731-689-4319 JIM BERRY, (662) 286-9950 40 Years Bill Crawford 6x12 tall x 6’9” concrete JIMMY NEWTON OWNER/INSTALLER

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The Town of Rienzi, MS will accept bids, for the purchase of one (1) fire truck until Daily Corinthian • Sunday, June 23, 2013 • 7B 10:00 a.m., Monday June 24th, MOBILE HOMES MOBILE HOMES MANUFACTURED 2013 at which time bids will HOME IMPROVEMENT STORAGE, INDOOR/ STORAGE, INDOOR/ 0741 0741 0747 be0955 openedLEGALS and read aloud at HOME SERVICE DIRECTORY FOR SALE FOR SALE HOMES FOR SALE the Town of Rienzi City Hall, & REPAIR OUTDOOR OUTDOOR CREDIT A little LOW? located at 84 South Front AMERICAN HOME FOR $29,900. 2001 SALE - SALE - SALE With a qualified income Street, Rienzi, MS 38865. MINI STORAGE MORRIS CRUM 28x48 3+2, fresh painted Model Displays Must Go! we CAN get you 2058 S. Tate MINI-STORAGE BILLY'S Home Improve- walls, new carpet & lino. New Spacious 4 BR, 2 APPROVED Award or rejection of bid will HANDYMAN Across from 286-3826. ment. Roofing, ext. throughout. Com- BA homes starting at on a new home with a take place within 15 days of World Color painting & pressure pletely ready to go. De- $43,500 score earlier date specified. Spe- washing. Free est. 662- 287-1024 PROFESSIONAL livery & set up on your Single Sections start at as low as 575 and only cifications are on file at the HANDYMAN'S H o m e 415-7979. property for $29,900. $29,500 10% down! Town of Rienzi City Hall and care, anything. 662-643- SERVICE DIRECTORY Call 662-397-9339. Clayton Homes AND that is with a fixed may be obtained during nor- 6892. Hwy 72 West, interest rate! mal working hours Monday BUTLER, DOUG: Founda- Corinth, MS Windham Homes Thru Friday 8:30a.m. until tion, floor leveling, 1/4 mile past Magnolia NICE HOME, 2007 Cava- Corinth, MS 4:30 p.m.. The mayor and HAULING bricks cracking, rotten lier, 16x80, 3 BR, 2 full Hospital 1-888-287-6996 board of alderman of the wood, basements, BA's, vinyl siding, Town of Rienzi reserves the shower floor. Over 35 shingle roof comes with W H O L E T t h e d o g s WANTED TO BUY right to reject and or all bids yrs. exp. Free est. all appliances, large kit- out?? Handy man spe- 0786 and to waive any information 731-239-8945 o r 0220 MEDICAL/DENTAL REAL ESTATE BIG D'S Hauling, LLC. chen, lots of cabinets, cial, you can't touch thereof. 662-284-6146. master bath has large this 28x80 4 BR, 2 BA, I PAY Top Dollar for Owner, Dale Brock. 648 tub, separate shower. large tub, separate used mobile homes. Call 14t 6/8, 6/9, 6/11, 6/12, 6/13, CR 600, Walnut, MS Delivered & set up for shower stall, extra large 662-296-5923. 6/14, 6/15, 6/16, 6/18, 6/19, 38683. If you need it HANDY-MAN R e p a i r MS CARE CENTER of Alcorn $27,900 or $2800 down kitchen. Home has sep- 6/20, 6/21, 6/22, 6/23 hauled, give us a call! 1- Spec. Lic. & Bonded, and under $310 per arate living room & den LEGALS 14261 901-734-7660. plumbing, electrical, County is currently looking for month. Call 662-296- w/see thru fireplace, floors, woodrot, car- 5923. the 1st $10,000 gets it. pentry, sheetrock. an RN, 3pm-11pm Charge Nurse. Home has to be moved. Res./com. Remodeling Call 662-296-5923. 0955 LEGALS & repairs. 662-286-5978. REPOS, REPOS, Repos. Notice of Bids: WOW! If you enjoy working with the Got 'em nice move-in WOW! 16X76 2 BR, 2 BA, elderly, confi dent in decision ready, needs work. I've great cond., large mas- The Town of Rienzi, MS will 0232 GENERAL HELP got one to fit your ter bed & bath w/large accept bids, for the purchase making with supervisory budget! Accepting tub & separate shower. of one (1) fire truck until CASH OFFERS. FINAN- Kitchen has plenty of 10:00 a.m., Monday June 24th, experience, then this is the CING available! Double & cabinets. Only $16,900. 2013 at which time bids will Single Wides. DON'T Delivery & setup in- be opened and read aloud at position for you. MISS OUT! Call 662-401- cluded. Call 662-401- the Town of Rienzi City Hall, 1093 Today. 1093. located at 84 South Front ACCOUNTING Street, Rienzi, MS 38865. Come by in person to fi ll out an 0228 SHIFT SUPERVISOR application at 3701 Joanne Drive, Award or rejection of bid will International Converter, a progressive, growing local manufacturer take place within 15 days of of energy conservation products, is seeking a Shift Supervisor. Corinth, MS 38834. Local Established Companyearlier date specified. Spe- cifications are on file at the POSITION SCOPE Town of Rienzi City Hall and The Shift Supervisor Is responsible for providing leadership to hourly team members in the areas of safety, We are an equal opportunity employer. Has a Clerical Openingmay be obtained during nor- productivity, quality, reliability, cost control, and team engagement. The position has direct responsibility for mal working hours Monday approximately 20-40 employees per shift in a union environment in multiple manufacturing areas. Success relies Thru Friday 8:30a.m. until on the supervisor’s ability to build relationships and fully engage all crew members In business Improvement. Qualifi cations 0151 GARAGE/ESTATE SALES 4:30 p.m.. The mayor and • Proven track record of manufacturing leadership experience required experience In converting operations board of alderman of the preferred. Experience In union environment. Town of Rienzi reserves the • Proven leadership skills required. • Excellent Computer Knowledge • Strong verbal and written communication skills required. right to reject and or all bids • Basic computer knowledge and experience with Microsoft Word, Excel and Outlook desired. Huge 4 day Estate Sale and to waive any information • Lean/continuous improvement experience preferred. Friday 21st 10-2 Garage & Outside Only thereof. • Demonstrated history and willingness to hold subordinate employees accountable to performance and conduct • Experience in Word/Excel standards. Saturday 9-3 Sunday 1-4 (1/2 price) Monday 10-1 EDUCATION 110 Dunbar, Corinth (in Afton Oaks development 14t 6/8, 6/9, 6/11, 6/12, 6/13, • Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree In operations management, engineering, Industrial technology or related fi eld • Able to multi-task6/14, 6/15, 6/16, 6/18, 6/19, preferred. off Hwy 2 E. Corinth, Ms.) 6/20, 6/21, 6/22, 6/23 RESPONSIBILITIES Home of Linda Parker & the Late Dr. Charles Parker 14261 • Manage a crew of operating personnel In multiple production areas. • Organization a plus • Manage employee safety. Fantastic furniture (some old country), • Utilize available line speed targets, set up time guidelines, effi ciency logs, and process data collection tools to beautiful Mirrors, pictures, lamps - hundreds Improve productivity. pieces old glass, lots old Fenton, depression, • Manage product quality by understanding and communicating customer needs to crews and insuring expectations are consistently met. carnival, elegant etc., many sets fi ne & casual • Improve equipment up time and reliability. dishes, Waterford & other crystal, dolls, • Utilize lean techniques for processes related to management of the plant fl oor. books, rugs, quilts, pottery, stoneware, old Send Resume to: • Conduct structured problem solving exercises with hourly and salary employees to determine root cause and jars & bottles, knives, super kitchenware, corrective action of fi ll product quality Issues (customer or Internal) ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS/COMPETENCIES pretty home decor, cast iron, collectibles & Box 376 • Strong Interpersonal skills, effective communication skills, and be able to successfully manage multiple tasks unique items, wicker & wrought iron patio In a fast paced manufacturing work environment. furniture, generator, power washer, ladders, • Core Competencies: Customer Focus, Action Oriented, Decision Quality, Functional/Technical Skills, Integrity wheelbarrows, hand & power tools, display and Trust, Peer Relationships c/o Daily Corinthian • Other Competencies Required: Managerial Courage, Confl ict Management, Interpersonal Savvy, Learning on cases, and much more - still clearing out huge the Fly, Problem Solving, Priority Setting, and Drive for Results attic fi nding great items -thousands of great We offer a competitive compensation and benefi ts program, including medical, dental, items in this sale. For list & pictures. www. POB 1800 life insurance, fl exible spending accounts and 401K plans. estatesales.net To APPLY FOR THIS POSITION. PLEASE EMAIL YOUR RESUME AND COVER LETTER TO; Clayton Estate Sales Corinth, MS 38835-1800 [email protected] AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER (M/F/D/V) 662-231-0177 AUTO SERVICES 0840 Advertise your CAR, TRUCK, SUV, BOAT, TRACTOR, MOTORCYCLE, RV & ATV here for $39.95 UNTIL SOLD! Ad should include photo, description and price. GUARANTEED PLEASE NO DEALERS & NON-TRANSFERABLE! NO REFUNDS. Auto Sales Single item only. Payment in advance. Call 287-6147 to place your ad. 804 804 868 868 864 864 864 816 816 BOATS BOATS TRUCKS/VANS TRUCKS/VANS TRUCKS/VANS RECREATIONAL RECREATIONAL AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES SUV’S SUV’S SUV’S VEHICLES VEHICLES 1989 FOXCRAFT ‘07 Dolphin LX RV, 37’ 18’ long, 120 HP SUMMER FUN! 20 ft. Maxum ski 2004 MERCURY Johnson mtr., 2012 HYUNDAI boat, 305 V-8, runs MONTEREY trailer & mtr., ELANTRA 2002 Chevrolet great,trailer & cover fully loaded, DVD/ 1981 Bluebird Bus new paint, new included 19,800 miles, CD system, new tires, Z-71,4-dr., Caterpillar 210 engine, garage kept w/all gas burner, workhorse eng., 2 6 new tires, sleeps 6 or transel, 2 live $ mileage 80,700, climate 4W.D., Am.Fm slideouts, full body paint, walk-in 3900 service records, controlled air/heat, heat/ shower, SS sinks & s/s refrig w/ 8, bathroom, holding wells, hot foot im, Onar Marq gold 7000 gen., 662-212-4192 38 mpg, tinted cool power seats. cass./CD, pewter 3-ton cntrl. unit, back-up camera, tank, fresh water tank, control. $7,000 OBO auto. leveling, 2-fl at screen TVs, OR 286-3860 windows & XM in color, $6200. Allison 6-spd. A.T., 10 cd stereo full size refrig., seats 8 radio. Asking w/s.s, 2-leather capt. seats & 1 $7500. Call or text 662-643-5908 or lthr recliner, auto. awning, qn 868 $17,500. 956-334-0937 bed, table & couch (fold into bed), $5500 662-596-5053 662-594-5830. 662-643-5020 micro/conv oven, less than 5k mi. AUTOMOBILES $85,000 662-415-0084 662-415-0590 MAKE OFFER

2000 MERCURY Optimax, 225 H.P. 2003 Lexus Cruisemaster Imagine owning a like- IS 300 1983 2007 GMC new, water tested, never Motorhome by launched, powerhouse 6 cylinder, 5-speed 3500 2008 Travel Trailer Georgieboy, 1997 GM outboard motor with a automatic, pearl NISSAN 454 ci chassie, 37’ High Five stainless prop, 2 WD, 175k miles, $ white w/tan leather, 6-spd., auto., Gulf Stream Ultra-lite, with slider, 45,000 for only 7995. sunroof, new tires, 6 DATSUN 26’, rarely used, queen miles with white Oak Call John Bond of Paul disc CD player, fully $18,000; bed w/super slide, interior. $19,500. Seaton Boat Sales in Counce, loaded, 120,000 miles. 280 ZX 2013 PJ 40’ sleeps 6, built-in 32” TN for details. Gooseneck trailer. fl at screen w/ceiling $14,999 731-689-4050 $8150 Turbo, exc. cond. surround sound. 662-808-7777 or or 901-605-6571 $12,000. $14,000 OBO 662-415-9020 662-665-1995. $5000. 662-415-1804 662-415-1482 1977 Chevy 731-727-5573 ‘90 RANGER 2000 REDUCED REDUCED Big 10 pickup, BASS BOAT PONTIAC long wheel base, 361V W/MATCHING rebuilt & 350 HP Excaliber TRAILER & COVER, GRAND RASPBERRY & GRAY, 1984 CORVETTE PRIX GT engine & auto. made by 1991 Ford 2000 Ford EVINRUDE 150XP, 383 Stroker, alum. 228k miles. trans., needs 24-V TROL. MTR., 2 high riser, alum. Econoline F-350 paint & some Georgi Boy Van, 48,000 FISH FINDERS, NEW heads, headers, dual $2500 obo. super duty, diesel, work. 1985 30’ long BATTS., line holly, everything 662-643-6005 miles, good 7.3 ltr., exc. NEW LED TRAILER drive train, 215k motor home, on car new or rebuilt cond., one miles, excellent, $1500 LIGHTS, EXC. COND., w/new paint job owner, serious new tires, Price $6,400. great mechanical 662-664-3958 (silver fl eck paint). 864 interest. condition”. 662-808-0113. $9777.77 negotiable. TRUCKS/VANS $6500 $7400. Call Keith SUV’S 662-660-3433 287-5206. 662-664-3538 832 662-415-0017. MOTORCYCLES/ REDUCED 2007 Ford F-150 ATV’S extended cab, REDUCED ALUMA CRAFT new tires, 14’ BOAT, 1984 CHRYSLER 2008 Chev. 40 H.P. ‘05 GMC 1500 all power, 2012 STARCRAFT JOHNSON, TROLLING LEBARON Uplander LS 2006 GMC YUKON HD LT Crew Cab CAMPER 2000 Custom MTR., GOOD COND., 7-pass. van, 90,500 miles, towing pkg. convertible, Exc. cond. inside & out, 91,000 miles, 6.0 liter, all Fiberglass 18’ bunk Harley INCLUDES TRAILER, white w/tan interior, dual antique tag, 106k miles, 3rd row leather, power everything, house, gray & Davidson $1200 OBO air, asking no rips, stains or tears. black water tanks, 39,000 actual seat, garage kept, front BOSE system, ON Star $8600 OR WILL TRADE. cable ready w/TV. Mtr. & Trans., $7800. & rear A/C,tow pkg., avail., premium tow pkg 731-610-8901 OR miles. w/KW roll over hitch & dig. 662-415-8553 Will consider trade for New Tires, 662-287-6218 or loaded small tractor w/mower EMAIL FOR PICS TO $3950. brake sys. Possible trade. Must See or 662-284-6752 816 $10,500 [email protected] $13,995 $12,900. $9,500$10,500$12,000 286-2261 or 662-664-0104 662-286-1732 RECREATIONAL 662-396-1390 662-664-0210. VEHICLES 662-415-8623 or 287-8894 2006 RVISION REDUCED 22 ft. motor home, 1500 1991 2004 Ford F350 23,800 mi., 22 hrs Goldwing 2000 Ford work truck, V10, 2005 Mariah 20’ 1987 Honda 2008 Jeep Wrangler on generator, fully Mustang GT CRX, 40+ mpg, underbed tool AIRSTREAM ski boat, 5.7 ltr. Sahara contained, Chevy V8, Honda 4.6, V-8, 5-spd., new paint, new boxes, towing LAND YACHT 78,000 original engine, new tires, leather, new tires, V-6, auto., power windows, leather seat package, DVD. hard top, Sirius radio w/nav exc. cond. 30 ft., with slide out miles, $6700. 56,051 miles, extra covers, after $8600 obo. Truck is cd, dvd, very clean & well & built-in TV antenna, new tires. 662-287-5893, clean, $6500. market stereo, in daily use. Please maintained. 49,400k mi. $35,000. 2 TV’s, 7400 miles. 662-462-7634 $21,300. 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