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in 10 Edgar H. Pressgrove Sr. enjoyed having his daughter, Dorothy Schade of St. Louis, and his son Edgar H. Pressgrove Jr.

of California, for a visit last week. Thought for the week: When I was young, I used to like to visit a friend or spend the night. Her folks had a really nice house, as I recall. And we weren't allowed in the living room. It had something to do with how we might get it all dirty if we played in there.

So the room was always spotless and always vacant. One afternoon my friend told me, "You know, Mama and I could probably be much better friends if she wasn't always worrying so much about a clean I don't remember where I learned the word priority, but I sure learned the concept that day. My friend's mother had set her priorities, and in her zeal with cleanliness, she had overlooked the comfort of the people who lived in that house. Having a home of my own and a husband, a son and daughter-inlaw who visit often, a dog and a thousand and one demands on my time, I've discovered priorities too. And they begin with the important people in my life.

If on occasion our place might seem slightly un- Charleston News By Sara Newton tidy, I just smile. I have wonderful husband, son and daughter-in-law and dog and our relationship to each other as a family far supersedes anything in our house. Some call that a priority. Other call it a good stewardship of the time with which God has blessed us. Me? I just say it's putting first things first with love.

Verda Lavender spent a few days last week in Gatlinburg with 24 Keenagers. Claude Raney has been a patient in the Tallahatchie Hospital. We wish you a speedy recovery Mr. Raney. Mavis Newton enjoyed having her son Mike for a visit recently.

Mike is working in Acuta, Alaska. Ann James had hand surgery recently. We wish her our best well wishes too. Happy birthday this week to Wayne Criswell, Beanie Smith on Friday, 6th; Aarnell Whitten on Saturday, 7th; Clay McFerrin, Josh Hubbert on Monday, 9th. Have a nice day.

Leon Williams enjoyed having her son Bobby Lance of Texas for a visit last week. Bro. Joe and Myrtle Little enjoyed having his son, Gerald Little of Florida, and her daughters, Betty Sue Boyles and Eric May Library tries out operating hours By NONA P. SMITH Tallahatchie Library Director Tallahatchie County Library has been experimenting with the different operating hours during the month of October. These changes were due to requests from patrons.

We have been open until 5:30 and on Saturdays. There has been no significant change in the amount of circulation. The new hours were in the SunSentinel and posted at the entrances of the library. In an effort to continue to try to please the public, we will try again in November. Our hours will be 8- 5:30 on Monday through Wednesday and 8-5 on Friday.

We will remain open during the lunch hour. Some people will still need to use the library on Saturday, so we will be open on the second Saturday of each month from 8-12. We would like to increase our circulation, as well as please our patrons. We are however, trying to stay within our budget for utilities and they are used, if we are open. Please be a friend of the library.

Here are some ways to help the library: the library. magazines to the library when you finish reading them. memorials. books when you finish reading them. books and materials on time.

a "Sandwich with Books (Tutwiler). your class visit the library. the library ahead of time for information you may need. a friend to the library. These are ways that will help all branches, (Charleston, Sumner, Tutwiler and Webb) of your Tallahatchie County Library.

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Virginia Shankle enjoyed a visit with her son Lee and his family in Eufaula, Ala. for a couple of weeks. Florence Hendrix enjoyed having her daughter Mrs. Joe H. Adams Jr.

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Sew NV JENNIFER ROBYN WRIGHT AND WILLIAM KEITH GIBSON tell plans for Dec. 5 wedding at Westside Baptist Church, Cleveland. Miss Wright and Gibson tell plans Mr. and Mrs. Nick P.

Sherman are proud to announce the engagement of their daughter, Jennifer Robyn Wright to William Keith Gibson of Cleveland. Miss Wright is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Wright of Elaine, Ark.

and Mrs. Gertie Hillenburg of Marmaduke, Ark. She is also the stepgranddaughter of Mrs. Irene Howard of Enid. Gibson is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Jeff Gibson of Cleveland and the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Foster of Isola and Mrs. Bessie Gibson and the late Mr.

Lloyd Gibson of Blaine. The bride-elect is presently employed as a Dental Assistant for Jeff Andrews, DMD and will be attending Delta State University in the spring to major in Accounting. The prospective groom is presently employed at Garrett Furniture in Cleveland, and will also be attending Delta State University in the spring to major in Accounting. The wedding will be held at Westside Baptist Church in Cleveland on Saturday, Dec. 5, at 2 p.m.

There will be a reception immediately following at the Business and Professional Women's Club in Cleveland. All friends and family are invited to attend. George Mullen Joe Mullen, H.M. Frederick Hind Mike Mullen, Jimmy Pearce, Jerry Selby and Honorary pallbearers were the Men's Bible Class. CHARLESTON "Cell" Frederick, 78, retired farmer, The family requests any age memorials be sent to the Chardied Thursday, Oct.

29, at the Bap- leston First United Methodist tist Memorial Hospital in Church. Memphis. He was a World War II Army Veteran. Jeff Davis Duncan Rev. Phil Gerber conducted services 2 p.m., Saturday, Oct.

31, at TUTWILER Jeff Davis DunFirst United Methodist Church in can, 80, retired farm manager for Charleston where he was a mem- A.J. Hill, died Monday, Nov. 2, in ber. Mrs. Cindy Mullen Brougher Clarksdale, after a long illness.

and Mrs. Sue Shaw presented the Services were 3 p.m. Wednessacred music. day, Nov. 4, at McNeil Funeral Interment was in Magnolia Gar- Home with burial in Memory Gardens Cemetery near Charleston.

dens. Womble Funeral Home was in Mr. Duncan leaves three charge of arrangements. daughters, Jeanie Whittington of He is survived by his wife, Mrs. West Monroe and Linda Hobbs Evelyn Mullen Frederick; one Johns and Brenda Hobbs Clark, daughter, Marilyn Lynn Frederick both of Clarksdale; three sons, Jeff of Atlanta; one son, David M.

Davis Jr. of Tutwiler, and Harold Frederick, of West Memphis, Duncan and Frank Hobbs, both of two sisters, Mrs. Sally Pearce of Brandon; two brothers, Fried DunLeakesville and Mrs. Lurline can of Augusta, and Bill Thomas of Cleveland. Duncan of Vicksburg and 14 Pallbearers were Bob Harris, grandchildren.

Birth George E. Guffin IV Mr. and Mrs. E. Guffin III of Jackson are proud to announce the birth of their son, George Elliott Guffin IV, born Thursday, Oct.

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