Gwin Woman Injured in Auto Crash Near Lexington Franklin
A Gwin woman identified as Mrs. A D Williams sustained severe head injuries after a car accident Sunday near Franklin. The vehicle plunged off the road following a puncture, trapping Mrs. Williams and injuring several others. Williams died the same day, while her husband, Mr. Williams, was hospitalized in critical condition with chest injuries. Funeral plans were set for Tuesday, with services conducted by Rev. Carter.
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Lexington- Franklin
A. D. Williams
Y. Iircud
Gwin
Franklin
Wil
Will
Fesw
Russell
Lex
Murrell
Williams
Wilted
Lexington Boys Band to Start Summer Concerts Thursday
Announcement by Prof. J. G. Leonard, director, that summer weekly band concerts will begin Thursday night, June 12 on the courthouse lawn and continue through the season with a two week August vacation during the state encampment. A preliminary concert will be held this week, regular members aided by college boys and former members. The band draws from Lexington school district families and includes saxophones Jimmy Burwell Manuel Applebaum Herman Flowers Edward Frost Charles Glover Clarinets Abe Applebaum Harold Hammett Devil Herrman Herbert Hywan William Watts Tommy Taylor Clesmore Ash Vornets Bennie Beall Ernest Huffstatler Robert Swittenberg Celian Lewis Robert Stephenson Melephone John Hathcock Phillip McRae Edward Walton Trombone James Tidwell Edward Thurmond Baritone Bob Tidwell Hassel William Mose Morris O Keaf Drums Berthol Bernheim Robert Gray Dick Barrett.
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J. G. Leonard
Lexington
Court House
Lexington Boys' Band
Jimmy Burwell
Manuel Applebaum
Herman Flowers
Edward Frost
Charles Glover
Abe Applebaum
Harold Hammett
Devil Herrman
Herbert Hywan
William Watts
Tommy Taylor
Clesmore Ash
Vornets
Bennie Beall
Ernest Huffstatler
Robert Swittenberg
Celian Lewis
Robert Stephenson
Melephone
John Hathcock
Phillip McRae
Edward Walton
James Tidwell
Edward Thurmond
Bob Tidwell
Hassel
William Mose
Morris O’keaf
Berthol Bernheim
Robert Gray
Dick Barrett
Centerville 4-H Club Plans Ice Cream Supper
The Centerville 4-H Club announces an ice cream supper on Friday night, June 13, in Centerville to benefit the 4-H unit. Additional attractions are promised, and the event invites everyone to attend.
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Centerville
4-H Club
Election Officials Named Tuesday 10th Highway Commissioner
Mississippi Holmes County voters will select a highway commissioner on June 18 1990 from a list announced by district. Appointed officials include Brown Williams Philadelphia Joe Frazer Canton and Hf R Court Meridian with named managers clerks and peace officers across multiple towns.
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Higheway
Holmes County
Missipi
Brown Williams
Philadelphia
Joe Frazer
Canton
Hf. R. Court
Meridian
Lexington
J. McRae
W. T. Roach
J. Young
Daniel Watson
Mise Alice Gwin
J Allan Ramsey
Acona
Jordan Bailey
K. F. Downer
Terr Jerks
K. H. Diggs
Boothe
Stevens
Franklin
J. M. Powers
G. H. Love
Arch Hester
D. F. Shanks
Victor Sample
Frank Drennan
Parkinson
Bob Callihan
Charles Lehman
Edgar Callihan
Geo
J. F. Holland
Durant
J. B. Cole
J. W Brister
F. A. Howell
Roy Lyon
B.A. Barth
Tom Oakley
West
Modern Hospital Plans Tentatively Announced By Trustees in Charge
Lexington trustees unveil plans for Holmes County Community Hospital with a $50,000 bond. A brick veneer two story building on the current site will include wards for white and colored patients, private rooms, operating rooms, X ray, laboratory, sun parlor, and nurse areas.
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Lexington
Holmes County Community Hospital
T. J. Trull
Hospital Glung
Beall Builds Model Poultry Plant on Farm in Holmes Co
Beall G S Beall Jr plans a modern poultry operation on his Holmes County farm with a 1400 chick capacity storage breeder room and a 20 by 48 foot dying house for young pullets. He will expand gradually, guided by poultry specialist recommendations from A and M College. He aims to separate pullets from cockerels early and provide free range with constant mash, starting laying at seven months for heavy breeds and six for light breeds.
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G. S. Beall, Jr. Howard
Holmes County
Phil Henrich
LD. Ssh
A. and M. College
Beall
Sykes
Holmes Crops Suffer From Cool Weather Across Holmes County
Holmes County reports no relief in crop conditions with continued cool winds scattered rains and lack of sun. Poor stands and replanting mark the season as waterlogged plantations linger near Big Black river and Yasco tributaries. Farmers remain hopeful for sun and warm weather while scrambling to manage grass and weeds and maintain feed crops amid a late start.
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Holmes County
Guadiman
Big Black
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