The Yazoo Herald from Yazoo City, Mississippi • 9

OIL CITY Many Visitors in Robert Harris Home By LERLIE M. GREEN Recent visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris Ill our community were his mother, Mrs. Ruty Wirth and family of San Antonio, Texas, Mr.

and Mrs. Jerry Harris of Oxford, the W. H. Beets family of Bentonia and Mr. and Mrs.

James Porter and son of Jackson. Skating Party Cheri Sanders, a Beta Club member of Bentonia school joined other members of the club and their sponsor Saturday afternoon for a skating part at the rink in Yazoo City. Visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. L.

S. Cooksey this week end have been Mrs. Jack Sledge and three children of Memphis and Miss Elaine Cooksey and a teacher friend of Wichita Falls, Texas. Week-end Guests Mr. and Mirs.

James Broocks and two children of DeRidder, La. came this week-end to be with the Joe Broocks family and the Rev. R. I. Martin family.

Mrs. Woody Laren and Kim of Mobile, Al.a came to be with the Broock family, Mr. and Mr. Tommy Joe Broock and Jeffrey of Holly Spring divided their time wit hthe Lester Conley family and the Joe Broock family. Jame Broock and Charlie L.

Johnson enjoyed a nice catfish catch on Lake George while here. Mr. C. A. Martin enjoyed a nice day Thursday in the home of Mrs.

Hal Nolan and Miss Laura Hancock of Bentonia and after a delicious dinner, they with Richard Nolan drove to Jackson to visit Mynelle Gardens. Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Worthy and two girls of Canton were here Sunday to visit Mrs. Matt Lewis and other relatives.

Mrs. Worthy and two girls were at Oil City for church services. Mr. and Mrs. Seth Collins Jr.

and two children spent Sunday with the S. M. Mohon family in Natchez. Mrs. E.

S. Ables and children spent Easter with her family the Tom Lesters in Bentonia. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Galloway and daughter of Phoenix visited in Oil City this week.

Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Butler were happy to have the Cliff Porters of Mobile, Ala.

visit with them over the holidays. Mrs. Gus Boles also joined the group. Mrs. A.

Milner and daughter Kim, and Mrs. Esther Henry of DeRidder, La. visited the D. H. Wards in Jackson, Mr." and Mrs.

J. 0. Ellzey of Byram, Mrs. E. V.

Porter and Lerlie M. Green this week end. Karen Ward accompanied them here. New from Matt T. Lewis from the VA Hospital in Little Rock, Ark.

is that he will be able to return home about April 3. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Worthy of Yazoo City were visitors of Mrs. Matt Lewis Saturday.

Larry Richardson was home from Hinds Junior College this week-end. Mrs. Annie Hilderbrand and Lerlie Green were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. C.

A. Martin Friday. Mr. and Mrs. E.

C. Irwin had ance from his social security office. For this area, the address is: Social Security Administration P. O. Box 2249, 502 North street, Jackson.

as guests this week his son Leroy Irwin, Mrs. Irwin and their child from California. Mr. Irwin will return to French Morocci on his return to duty. He will visit in Vicksburg and Greenwood before going back.

W. R. Pigg brought their child home from the local hospital on Thursday morning. The Pigg Family spent the week-end in Vidalia, La. with the Maurice Cummings family.

Visits In Hospital I made several trips to the hospital this week. Gus Boles seemed to be improving some. Also Mrs. H. H.

Fenton and Luther Conley. J. V. Whitaker is also improving. We truly hope they will be able to come home soon.

Mrs. Rita Hayes is in Canton because of the illness of one of her grandchildren. Billy Broocks and Jack McMillin are home this week for the spring holidays from Mississippi State. Bobby Spiars left Monday for service with Uncle Sam. Right now we don't know what branch or where.

Easter Egg Hunt The Sunbeams at Oil City enjoyed an Easter Egg hunt Tuesday afternoon. A good number of children was present. Has Surgery Mrs. Rose Hearst had surgery in the Doctor's Hospital in Jackson this week. At present, she is doing nicely, Kay Ross left last week-end with her mother to go to Chicago, Ill.

She will finish her school term there. Luther Conley has been a patient at the local hospital this week but is improving. Mr. and Mrs. James Irwin have moved this week to an apartment on 15th street.

Mr. Irwin and family had been with Mr. and Mirs. John Carpenter for several weeks. Mr.

and Mrs. Swayze Watton and family visited: the R. C. Walton family Monday afternoon. Mirst E.

C. Irwin drove Mrs. Annie E. Irwin to Vicksburg Monday to her daughter's, Mrs. Sid Armee.

Mrs. James Bradshaw visited her daughter. Albert H. Jones of V'burg Dies Albert Henry Jones of Vicksburg, 58, died Saturday night in the VA Hospital in Jackson where he had been a paient for four days. He was a member of the Baptist Church, a carpenter and a World War II veteran.

Services were held Tuesday afternoon from McBrode Methodist Church with interment in the church cemetery under the direction of Stricklin-King Funeral Home. Officiating minister were the Rev. Gwin Turner and the Rev. Dale Wilson. Survivors are two brothers, Willard D.

Jones, Anguilla and Joseph R. Jones, Jackson; three sisters, Mrs. Bertha Smith, Oklahoma; Mrs. Loyce Rushing, McCall Creek; Mrs. Lillian Shirk of Vicksburg.

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Helon Posey Nanette Embry were to spend Easter with ters, Mrs. Sam Latimer Mrs. Joe Sutherland a num- 5-2, Yazoo City Herald, Yazeo City, March 30, 1967 employed families. Runyon in Clarksdale, pital. U.S.

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Commis- Roger Lyles, son of Mrs. Er- The annual convention of Misdepart- nest Lyles and assistant purchas- sissippi Baptist was held at and is cm- ing agent at the University of First Baptist church in Jackson Pascagoula. Mississippi, is chairman of the Tuesday and Wednesday of this children Miss Oxford Pageant which the week. Attending from Yazoo City the end of Oxford Jaycees will sponsor were Mrs. Owen Cooper, vice April 1 8.

president of the state organization and Miss Sue Tatum, assisand Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Yarbro tant recording secretary. in Canton and their three daughters, Dale, their daugh- Jo and Donna spent Easter Sun- Mrs.

R. C. West has returned Jr. and day with his two sisters, Mrs. home from Vicksburg where she and their George Reedy and Mrs.

John R. had major surgery in Mercy Hos- HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT- -Five students who are studying drafting ahd design at Holmes recently toured Mississippi State VISIT College Highway Department offices in Jackson where the state's future highways being planned and designed. Randolph Russell left) of the onior saw department explains, mapping to the group. instructor From left to right, are, Thomas Terry, a formHighway Department who now is at Holmes Lonzo Horne of Pickens; Ighway Collier of Flora; Calvin Sims of Yazoo City; Al Glaze of Goodman; and Allan Gage of Ichard Ickens. FREE RUN Mrs.

Powell omemakers Club Meets of Louise 10 Clett IRS, A.M. VANDEVERE Jr. ven Run Homemakers Club in March with Mrs. H. L.

ews. What to Eat? Why? the demonstration brought So, Irs. A. E. Edgar Jr.

and J. 0. Carter. They pointed TICK lat our diets should be well ed to include the basic four daug croups each day. Also some lary containing empty calories ith pointed out.

OT Itterns for Growth" the Febstudy topic was discussed Irs. A. M. Vandevere Jr. brought to mind the 1967 for extension homemakuncils and clubs.

me Mathews president called eeting to order and brought devotional. Mrs. W. fur man called the roll and the minutes of last meeting. bu aty Council report was givMrs.

Vandevere. She aned that Mirs. W. C. Aldersel has been named the 1967 reent chairman for the counISO Mrs.

A. E. Edgar Jr. and 1967 clothing chairman. 'om officers of the council inMrs.

Vandevere installed unty treasurer for a second ear term. She announced Miss. rune 12, 13 and 14 have been 51 the annual state meeting Mississippi Extension homecouncil and will meet at sippi State University. A. E.

Edgar Mrs. H. thews and Mrs. Carter atthe February leader trainfeting. Gia soldi notes on spring cleaning dicine cabinets and such brought by Mrs.

Vandelotte num rawing for the surprise re was held and Mrs. H. thews Jr. won. pect eshments were served to mbers Mrs.

W. C. AlderMrs. W. C.

Woods, Mrs. J. her, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. EdMrs.

Edgar Mrs. Strickland, Mrs. J. R. Mar(Mrs.

S. R. Hogue, Mrs. Hogue, Mrs. L.

F. Wood, Vandevere and Mrs. Magroup arrived at 1 o'clock ON orked one on hour a decoupage proand more folthe meeting. with adjourned to meet in club Mrs. Marsales and erbert Hopsons as hostes- E.

L. Adams Jr. ant in the Jackson remains after suffering Baptist a cere. many morrhage recently. friends trust she will Her and speedy complete Jr.

visited Mrs. A. E. sister on. her Saturday H.

L. Mathews has been some time in La. with her Baton rank Kean and daughter, sister Mrs. H. A.

family. Maher family. Game ge number the benefit from basketball atrecently. at ame. The game performed before o'clock with the was playAll-Stars.

playing the senior Benton Pedo and Mrs. J. to Jackson R. Tuesday Marsales Mr. and Mrs.

R. and 4 Mrs. Young. MarWednesday. They Junior College student at holidays home.

spent the in B. the Stricklin has been ine Busick home of Mr. and while Mrs. and sons of Busick has gery Laby had inic Hospital surgery Jackson last week and is now home recuperating. Mr.

and Mrs. Marvin Hogue visited his physician recently, for a checkup. Mrs. J. R.

Marsales and Mrs. A. M. Vandevere Jr. attended a meeting of the Dahlia society in Yazoo City.

Miss Carol Vandevere of Meadville spent the week-end at home with her parents. Polly and Cindy Adams spent the spring holidays in Jackson with their sister Mrs. Elvis Prisock and family. Free Run 4-H club met Thursday afternoon after school in the home of their adult leader Mrs. A.

M. Vandevere. The president, Robert Vandevere called the meeting to order. Reports were heard from committees and announcements. Home Economist Mrs.

Ollie J. Lane was a guest and made awards to the following: Butch Edgar, entomology pin: Albert Vandevere, field crops pin; Robert Vandevere, field crops pin: Linda Vandevere, food preservation pin. Sharon Hogue had charge of the program. Mary Sue Woods was hostess and served the refreshments. Mrs.

A. M. Vandevere Jr. attended the spring meeting of the Mississippi Women's Cabinet of Public Affairs in Jackson recently. Mrs.

L. F. Woods visited her aunts Misses Mollie and Josephine Hollowell of Eden recently during their illness. Albert and Robert Vandevere were guests of Leon Fouche during the recent holidays. Mr.

and Mrs. Marsales shopped in Yazoo City Wednesday and were visitors of Mrs. W. K. Johnston.

Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Shackelford of Eden visited Mr.

and Mrs. J. C. McDonald Jr. here Sunday.

A. M. Vandevere Jr. visited Mrs. Katie Pigg and family in Yazoo City recently.

Mrs. Bridgforth of Pickens Dies Mrs. Julia Anderson Bridgforth, 84, lifelong resident of Pickens died Monday of last week in the King's Daughters Hospital, where she had been a patient for the past two weeks. She leaves no immediate survivors. Allen Bridgforth, attorney of Yazoo City and Bob Bridgforth are the nephews of her husband, the late Louis Bridgforth.

Funeral services were held on Tuesday from the family residence in Pickens. Interment was in Pickens Cemetery. Dies at 83 Mrs. Louella Berry Powell of Louise died Sunday morning in King's Daughters Hospital following a brief illness. She was 83.

Services were held Monday afternoon from Stricklin-King Funeral Chapel with the Rev. B. L. Roberts and the Rev. H.

P. Ford officiating. Interment was in Caile Cemetery near Isola. Survivors are three sons, Johnny Powell, Yazoo City, Robert and Joseph Powell of Louise; five daughters, Mrs. T.

C. Helms of Yazoo City, Mrs. Willie Furr of Brookhaven, Mrs. Leonard Cockrell, Shaw, Mrs. H.

A. Helms, Yazoo Ciy and Mrs. Fred Cantrell of Michigan; 46 grandchildren, 72 great-grandchildren and one great-great grandchild. Pallbearers were her six grand- Take Medicare Cards to Doctor SS Advises "Show your Medicare card to your doctor where you go for treatment." advises John F. Pate manager for Social Security in Jackson.

Persons 65 or over who are insured under Medicare receive an identification card with red, white and blue stripes a across the top. The card shows their name, claim number and the date that protection begins under hospital or medical insurance or both. "Most doctors have a supply of the forms which are used to claim benefits under the medical insurance part of Medicare," Mr. Pate says. "The patients arranges for the payment of the first $50 of doctor bills in a year.

Medicare pays 80 per cent of the reasonable charges of the rest of the covered medical services." Payment of doctors' bills is handled in either of two ways. The patient and his physician decide which method will be used. Payment may be made (1) directly to the doctor if he agrees to send in the claim; or (2) to the patient who pays the doctors and gets an itemized receipt of claim repayment himself. If hospitalization is necessary, the physician arranges for the ladmission of his patient. The beneficiary accepts responsibility for payment of the first $40 of hospital costs in each spell of illness, and the hospital claims payment of the remainder of the reasonable cost.

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