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Petal Paper

Location

Petal, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1958

Page

3

Oaks and their Wildlife Value Across Regions

The article explains how oak trees support wildlife by providing food, shelter, and nesting sites. It notes about 500 oak species globally, up to 85 in the U S, with the Southeast hosting many. It highlights acorns as a key food, vertebrates relying on them, and lists common regional oak species such as Water Oak, Willow Oak, Laurel Oak, Southern Red Oak, Live Oak, Red Oak, Post Oak, and Blackjack Oak.

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Local Church Services Schedule Across Two Congregations

Sunday services start at 9 45 a m with Sunday School led by Robert Powell and Supt. Pat Rogers or Q C Barrett, preaching at 11 00 a m. Evening services at 7 30 p m with midweek prayer at 7 30 p m Wednesdays. Training Union and youth groups meet before prayer. chapels directed by various pastors and organists. nursery and cordial invitation extended to all.

Robert Powell Q. C. Barrett Ywai Ga's Ra's WMU Brotherhood Sunbeams W. C. Rainey, Jr Polly Morgan

Petal Me 1st Church Schedule and Activities

Petal Me 1st Church on Main Street lists Sunday School at 6:45 AM led by W. C. Mathis, with Rev. J. Pe Payne mentioned for Easter. Evening services at 10:00 PM and 7:00 PM, WSCS meeting at 2:00 PM Mondays and 7:00 PM Wednesdays, choir practice after prayer meeting. Nursery open during all services.

W. C. Mathis J. Pe Payne WSCS B. L. Coulterse Iwell, Sr

First Baptist Church Petal Services Schedule

At Central Avenue in Petal the First Baptist Church hosts Youth Sunday School at 9 45, Rev W A Richardson pastor preaches 11 am and 7 30 pm Baptist Training Union at 6 30 pm Sunday. Midweek service at 7 pm Wednesday. Directed by Ford Parker and pianist Mrs J M Van Devender. Nursery open at all services. public invited.

Bill Barow Sev Justin Garrett Baptist Training Union O. A. Barlowebbs Jack Fikes Petal-Harvey Baptist Church Pat Rogers Sam W. Waggener C. E. Richardson Richton Road Harvey Mission Charles Caulkin W. H Clearman Mazie Nell Smith Ykad Hardy W. A. Richardso Baptist Training Union Ford Parker J. M. van Devender

Petal Presbyterian Church Main Street Services and Classes

Petal Presbyterian Church on Main Street offers Sunday School led by superintendent H L Noteworthy at 10:00 pm, evangelist Howard Williams preaching at 11:00 pm, Bible Class Sunday 4:00 to 7:00 pm, and choir practice Wednesday 7:30 pm. Miss Bernice Pissworthy is the pianist. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend services each Sunday.

Presbyterian Church Main Street H. L Evangelist Howard Williams Mra D Bernice Pissworthy Sanday

Social Security Options for Self Employed Farmers

Luther N. Davis and J. L. Enochs outline alternate methods for calculating farm earnings for Social Security. Farmers with gross income up to 1800 may use actual net or two thirds of gross. those over 1800 with net under 1200 may use actual net or 1200. if income exceeds 4800 and net is 1200 or more, the actual net must be used. The program helps low gross earners gain protection, but a minimum report of 490 is required for credits.

Luther N. Davis Social Security Administration J. L. Enochs Internal Revenue Director of

Winter Vegetable Production Seen Higher in 1958

United States forecasts for 13 winter crops expected to rise about 14 percent in 1958 over 1957. Major gains in winter cabbage celery and lettuce drive the increase while artichokes beets escarole kale and shallots also rise. Winter carrots show the largest drop at about 13 percent.

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Social Security extended coverage for farm landowners

The 1956 amendments broaden social security to farm owners who receive cash or crop shares from tenants. If landlords materially participate in farming, this income may be taxed for Social Security. Returns must go to the Internal Revenue Office in Jackson, Mississippi, with questions answered by the Hattiesburg Social Security office.

Internal Revenue Office Jackson Mississippi Hattiesburg

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