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The Sun-Sentinel, Charleston, Thursday, May 31, 2007-Page 3 Garland Clark CHARLESTON Garland Clark, age 92, retired service station owner, died Saturday, May 26, at Baptist Memorial Hospital North Mississippi in Oxford. Funeral services were 2 p.m. Tuesday, May 29, at Newsom Funeral Home chapel in Charleston with interment following in Charleston Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, America "Snow" D. Clark of Charleston; a son, Gary Paul Clark of Ocala, a step-daughter, Charlotte D.

Hall of Jackson; a stepson, Jimmy Deberry of Monroe, 8 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. Kenneth Ray Cole CHARLESTON Kenneth Ray Cole, age 63, clothing and factory supervisor, died Friday, May 25, in Charleston. Funeral services were 2 p.m. Monday, May 28, at Newsom Funeral Home chapel with interment following in Friendship East Cemetery near Charleston. He is survived by a son, Kenneth Michael (Mike) Cole of Pensacola, Fla.

Ethel Cutts Yeoman GREENWOOD Ethel Cutts Yeoman, age 83, retired pharmacist's assistant, died Sunday, May 27, at Golden Age Nursing Home in Greenwood. Graveside services were 2 p.m. Wednesday, May 30, at Odd Fellows Cemetery with Williams Lord Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. She was an assistant at Chaney's Pharmacy for 35 years and was a communicant of Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church in Greenwood. She is survived by two daughters, Gussie Melton of Charleston and Judy Vail of Greenwood; four sons, Jerry H.

Yeoman and Perry W. Yeoman, both of Grenada, Thomas P. Yeoman of Holcomb and James P. (Pookie) Yeoman of Carrollton; a brother, Edward Cutts of Cleveland; two sisters, Helen Jones of Winona and Ruby Doyle of Minooka, 14 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. Mary Ann Alford Fisher POPE Mary Ann Alford Fisher, age 89, retired clerk and homemaker, died Wednesday, May Classifieds get results! Mississippi Regional Advertising Network Buy Any Regional Ad (North Central South): column x2 inch $425 per week column x4 inch $850 per week column 6 inch $1275 per week 30 Newspapers Per Region! Call your local newspaper or Linda at (601) 981-3060 The gospel singing group, The MaHarreys, will appear in a special local concert Friday, June 1, beginning at 7 p.m., at the Community Full Gospel Assembly church, located on Hwy.

32 east of Charleston. The public is invited to attend. For more information, call pastor C.H. Newcomb at 647-5971. (Photo special to The Sun-Sentinel) Black Perspective By Lucy Boyd coming.

Sometimes God has to allow the aids that we depend on to be removed, in order for us to stand up and do what we need to do to overcome the obstacles. And then it's yes and amen! Watching TVJ, the Japanese channel on Sky Angel, I see some very lovely blooming trees, similar to our American Dogwood trees, and so like some that I saw on my visit to Barbados. I remember the natives there telling me not to smell the blooms too closely. On a recent occasion, Dr. Gary Spears, president of Northwest Mississippi Community College, and Dr.

Joe Broadway, visited with our county fathers, the board of supervisors, concerning business of the institution. While here, William Hickey brought them by the office and introduced them. As we visited, I shared with them my experience while a student at the college, about 1982 or so, where I received a letter asking if I would like to tryout for the Rangerettes. We had a good laugh. For you who read the paper, you know that Mother Essie Taylor is much past 8 years of age.

We thank God for the many years He has allowed her, and wish for her many, many more. Congratulations to Taylor Hansen and Lindsey Hansen on your winning in the Woodsy Owl Smokey Bear Posters contest and the National Garden Clubs poster poetry contests. Congratulations are also extended to Marcus L. Swearengen upon your selection for and completion of the U.S. Army Warrant Officer Candidate School (WOCS).

We applaud you. Being remembered in prayer are those who have lost loved ones, including Beulah Washington and MaHarreys to sing locally MEDITATION: The church. Christ is the head of the church, and the church is the body of Christ. (Ephesians 5:23) The church is the bride of Christ. (Ephesians The church is a body, not a building.

(I Corinthians You do not join a church. You are born into the body of Christ by accepting Him as your Lord and Saviour. (Acts Having scarcely introduced you to the church. Who it is. Who is the head, and how you can become a part, I now pose issues that should concern you as far as your salvation and your security in Christ.

How then must we live? Blameless. (I Thessalonians 24) Holy. (I Peter 1:16) And righteous. (Matthew Pastor Benny preached on holiness and righteousness for a year or more, and yet, there seems to be times when yes even question my ability to live it out in these times in which we live, today, and some of the circumstances that I find myself faced with. When the onslaughts continue to be against you so fiercely, it's hard.

But when I remember what Jesus suffered and the price He paid for my redemption, I know I must be steadfast if I am to rule and reign with Christ at His return. Otherwise, His suffering, His death was all in vain. I'm also reminded of the announcement of Jesus when He said, "In the world you shall have tribulation: but be of good cheer, I have overcome the world." (John Also I know that the word says the enemy must return to me seven (7) times everything that he has stolen from me. (Proverbs 6:31 Nephesh-Hebrew rendering) "It is written. Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word of God." (Luke 4:4, Deuteronomy 8:3) Look out satan.

You've got it Charleston Middle School school nurse Stephanie Sims (top center) is pictured with several students. (Photo special to The Sun-Sentinel) CMS nurse Coker earns perfect yearly Special to The Sun-Sentinel Charleston Middle School's EPSDT (Early, Periodic, Screening, Diagnosis and Treatment) Coker clinic and school nurse Stephanie was given a perfect 100 percent rating during a yearly audit on May 8 by The Division of Medicaid. The well child health screening is benefit provided at no cost to the a by Medicaid for Medicaid eligible children ages 0-21 parent years. Coker has screened approximatestudents since the school was established as an EPSDT clinic. The ly 300 23, at Tri-Lakes Medical Center in Batesville.

Funeral services were 2 p.m. Saturday, May 26, at Pope Baptist Church with interment following in Springhill Cemetery near Oakland. Wells Funeral Home had charge. She was born April 20, 1918 in Tallahatchie County to Hunter and Margaret Laughlin Alford. She was preceded in death by her husband, Woodrow Wilson Fisher Sr.

She is survived by a daughter, Margaret Claire Fisher Hartzell of Sledge; two sons, Woodrow Wilson Fisher Jr. of Florence, Ala. and Joe Raymond Fisher of Booneville; 9 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Grace D. Hubbard TUNICA Grace Norwood Dennington Hubbard, age 91, retired nurse, died Saturday, May 26.

Funeral services were 11a.m. Tuesday, May 29, at Newsom Funeral Home chapel in Charleston with interment following in Bethel Cemetery near Enid. She is survived by two daughters, Jeanette D. Hardy of Hernando and Mary Ann Wolfe of Jackson; and a son, Bobby Dennington of Tunica. Frances Coggins WINONA Frances Elizabeth Coggins, age 75, homemaker, died Saturday, May 26.

Funeral services were 12 noon Wednesday, May 30, at Newsom Funeral Hope chapel with burial in Stonefield Cemetery at Holcomb. She was preceded in death by a daughter, Patricia L. Coggins; a sister, Peggy A. Devore; and a brother, Wayne P. Henson.

She is survived by two sons, William L. Coggins and John F. Coggins, both of Winona; and two grandchildren. J.E. Melton WINONA "Dean" Melton, age 67, died Wednesday, May 23, at Greenwood Leflore Hospital.

Funeral services were 11 a.m. Saturday, May 26, at Williams Lord Funeral Home chapel with interment following in Woodlawn Cemetery in Sumner. He was a member of Light House Ministries Church in Greenwood. He was preceded in death by his first wife, Beulah Gerline Melton; a son Ronny Wayne Melton; and by two brothers, Alvin Melton and Pete Melton. He is survived by his wife, Shirley M.

Melton of Winona; three sons, Danny E. Melton of Cleveland, Dean Allen Melton of Dennis and Mark Farrell of Cascilla; two st James Chandler and Bobby Joe Tipton, both of Winona; a step-daughter, Shirley Ann Willhite of Winona; two sisters, Ann Lee of Amory and Bertie Howard of Carrollton; a brother, James L. Melton of Webb; 11 grandchildren and 2 gr SEE NEWS HAPPENING? The Sun-Sentinel welcomes tips! Call 647-8462 All calls are confidential. family in the death of her brother; the families of Willie Lee Reed, Charles T. Estridge, Francis Norene Clark; also the Edwards, Jones and Douglas families in the untimely death of their loved one last week.

The nation experienced the death of two notable individuals recently. That of Yolanda King, daughter of the late Dr. Martin Luther and Corretta Scott King, and the Rev. Jerry Falwell, who died suddenly and unexpected. We are remembering these families as well.

We are praying for our church, the military, the upcoming elections, families, churches, our youth, and for the peace of Jerusalem. Now that school is out for the year, parents what will we do with the children? Thought for the week: The saddest aspect of life right now is that science gathers knowledge faster than society gathers wisdom. Isaac Asimov. Until the next time, keep the faith. Faith works.

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