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INIiRElSE-JOyRNAL, McCOMB. MISSISSIPPI Jack C. Parker Mose C. Dillon Mose C. Dillon.

73, of Tyler-town, died Feb. 27. 2005. at Gulf-port Memorial Hospital. Services are 2 p.m.

today at Hartman-Hughes Funeral She was a dairy farmer and homemaker and was a member of Moak's Creek Baptist Church. Mrs. Lenard was preceded in death by her parents; her husband. Floyd L. Lenard; a son-in-law.

Gerald "Jerry" Crosby; two sisters and five brothers. Survivors include two daughters and one son-in-law, Mary Crosby, and Betty and Melvin Walters, all of Bogue Chitto; one sister, Betty Quin of the Shady Grove community; three grandchildren and six www.ismt.,.. -i Arline Brister Arline Brister, 89, formerly of Jayess, died Feb. 27. 2005, at McComb Extended Care.

Visitation is 5 to 9 tonight at Wilson Funeral Home in Monticel-lo and 8 a.m. Wednesday until services there at 11 a.m. The Rev. Tommy Golmon will officiate. Burial will be in Tilton United Methodist Church Cemetery in Monticello.

Ms. Brister was born Dec. 13, 1915, in Lawrence County to Houston and Mattie Thompson Townsend. She was a member of Monticello Church of Christ, where she was a faithful member until her health failed. Ms.

Brister was preceded in death by her parents; her first husband, James A. Carr; her second husband, Sam Reid; three sons. Turner, James H. and J.D. Carr; four brothers, one sister, two granddaughters and two great-granddaughters.

Survivors include one daughter, Elaine Boyd of McComb; two sons, Leon Carr of Monticello and Jack Reid of Houston, Texas; three sisters, Juanita Griffith and Oudia Miller, both of Monticello, and Pru-dia Miller of Brandon; 22 grandchildren, Rhonda Alexander, Sandy Golmon, Mitchell Boyd, Melissa Raborn, Nicole Cutrer. Kar-la Reeves, Tony Carr, Stevie Carr, Regina Strong, Wayne Carr, Mandy Carr, Brian Rodriguez. Joshua Reid. Deanna Madeaux. Greg Carr, Kim Jackson, Shelly White, Danny.

'Cecil, Debra, La-Homa and Adam Carr; numerous great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren. Raymond Johnston Raymond Johnston died March 1, 2005, at Southwest Mississippi Regional Medical Center. Daniel Jackson Sr. Daniel Jackson 63, of Mc-Comb, died Feb. 26, 2005, at Southwest Mississippi Regional Medical Center after a brief illness.

Visitation is 6 to p.m. Wednesday at Craft Funeral Home in McComb. Services are 1 p.m. Thursday at Pink Hill Mission ary Baptist Church rps IUCIUJV. JU11US BU1- lock officiating.

3 Burial will be in the church cemetery. Mr. Jackson was born Feb. 25, 1942-2005 1942, in McComb. He was the son of CD.

Jackson and Zelma Brister. He worked in construction and was a member of Pink Hill M.B. Church. Mr. Jackson was preceded in death by his parents, one daughter, one sister and one brother.

Survivors include his wife, Ruby Williams Jackson of McComb; two daughters and sons-in-law, Miranda and Bennie Ellzey of Raleigh, N.C., and Denina and Derrick Witherspoon of McComb; two sons and daughters-in-law, Daniel and Alice Williams of McComb, and Daniel Jackson Jr. and Audrey Jackson of Raleigh; five sisters, Shirley King, iJdna Dobson, Edith and husband yrommy Jones, all of Jackson, Omega Rice and husband Edward of Atlanta and Earnestine Brown Chicago; four brothers and sis-jters-in-law, Charles and Debra Jackson, Mason and Catherine Jackson, Ricky and Bessie Jack-Son, and Roderick and Sebrina Jackson, all of McComb; a foster mother, Juanita Jackson of McComb; mother-in-law, Annie Williams of McComb; 12 grandchildren, one great-grandchild, pieces, nephews, other relatives friends. A3 HARTMAN Wayne F. Sanders, General Manager Jason M. Jones, Funeral Manager LOCALLY OWNED OPERATED Jack C.

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Porcelain 99c! sq.ft.. Arrangements are incomplete with Harlman Funeral Home of McComb in charge. Jack C. Parker, 57, of Jackson and formerly of McComb, died Feb. 22, 2005.

at G.V. "Sonny" Montgomery Veterans Administration Medical Center in Jackson, after a lengthy illness. Services are private with Hart-man Funeral Home of McComb in charge of arrangements. Mr. Parker was born Dec.

14, 1947, in McComb. He was the son of Joan Hughey McDaniel of McComb and the late Jake Parker. He was a welder. Survivors include his mother; one son, Jeremy C. Parker of Virginia Beach, Va.

four nephews, Jeff Van of Hattiesburg, Josh Van of Atlanta, Jonathan Smith and Jacob Smith, both of McComb; and two sisters, Julia Conerly and Jean Van, both of McComb. Andrew R. Parks Andrew R. Parks died Feb. 28, 2005, at G.V.

"Sonny" Montgomery Veterans Administration Medical Center in Jackson. Arrangements are incomplete with Hartman-Hughes Funeral Home in Tylertown in charge. Edward L. Thompson Edward Leonard Thompson, 6 7, of Salisbury, and formerly of McComb, died Feb. 26, 2005, at Peninsula Regional Medical Center in Salisbury.

Arrangements are incomplete with Young's Funeral Home in Summit in charge. Jo Evelyn Forbes Jo Evelyn Forbes died Feb. 28, 2005, at Marion County General Hospital in Columbia. Visitation is 9 a.m. Wednesday at Magee's Creek Baptist Church, until services there at 11 a.m.

Hartman-Hughes Funeral Home in Tylertowri is in charge of arrangements. skating center on Parklane Road, Woodward said. "The investigation shows that there was some verbal arguments between those, two earlier in the evening. It kind of escalated outside in the parking lot," Woodward said. Case also had an argument with another "younger male" earlier in the evening, Woodward reported.

The suspect was charged with aggravated assault and kept in the county juvenile detention center until Monday's hearing. Judge Price said the youth cannot be charged as an adult for aggravated assault. "He's 16. The magic age for felonies is 1 7," Price said. "There's a group of offenses such as armed robbery, murder, capital offenses, where any child over 13 is dealt with in adult court.

Otherwise, they're dealt with in youth court." As for releasing the suspect to his mother's custody, Price said, "The child was released because under the law I'm required to have a detention hearing, and if I find under that law that there's a reasonable alternative to that child's custody, then I'm re logical environments," spokesman Maj. Doril Sanders said in a prepared statement. Sanders said the soldiers will be held in the "unit area" while the investigation is ongoing. This is the second time in recent months that equipment was reported missing at Camp Shelby. Four 9mm handguns and an M4 semiautomatic carbine were discovered missing Dec.

2 1 from a 155th Brigade Combat Team weapons room. An inventory of McComb man remains hospitalized Home in Tylertown, with the Rev. Billy Brumfield and the Rev. Randall Griffin officiating. Burial will be in Ilillcrest Memorial Gardens.

Mr. Dillon was born Dec. 2 1 19 3 1, in Walthall County. He was the son of Ottis and Daisy Milton Dillon. He was a gravel salesman and was a veteran of the Korean War, during which he served in the U.S.

Army. Mr. Dillon was preceded in death by his parents: one son, Joey Dillon; one brother, "Bud" Dillon: and one sister, Lydia Sims. Survivors include one son and daughter-in-law, Ken and Patricia Dillon of Tylertown; one brother, Willie Dillon of Franklinton, two sisters, Re-ba Glidewell and Ina Hoffman, both of Tylertown; and four grandchildren, Jake, Wess, Car-lie and Katie Dillon. Pallbearers are Mike, Ted, Toney and Cole Dillon, Bobby Ellzey and Leslie Spears.

Honorary pallbearers are Robin Dillon, Dale Foster and Shirley Smith. Bertha M. Adams Lenard Bertha Mae Adams Lenard, 94. of Bogue Chitto, died Feb. 28, 2005, at her residence.

Visitation is 5 to 9 tonight at Brookhaven Funeral Home. Visitation continues at 1 p.m.' Wednesday at Moak's Creek Baptist Church, until services there at 2 p.m. The Rev. Mike Alexander will officiate. Burial will be in the church cemetery.

Mrs. Lenard was born Oct. 2 1 1910, in Lincoln County. She was the daughter of James Bailey Adams and Mary Elizabeth Richardson Adams. after attack ELSEWHERE Town police departments and sheriff's departments in Amite, Walthall.Lincoln, Franklin and Lawrence as well as Tangipahoa Parish reported no news this morning.

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Case was struck in the head with an object witnesses describe as a wooden walking stick Friday night. He experienced pressure and bleeding in the brain following the attack. In Pike County Youth Court on Monday, a 16-year-old male suspect was released to his mother tinder house arrest, said McComb police detective Greg Woodward. Judge John Price ordered the suspect to have no contact with the victim or his family until a formal hearing, Woodward said. The attack apparently resulted from an earlier argument at the Largest Flooring Warehouse Anywhere! i ft-' McComb Flk Center Mart "t8.A JSw A Hammond Harvey Baton Rouge 1 100 CM.

Fagan Dr. 3520 Westbank Expwy 1817 Sherwood Forest 985-345-8453(tile) 504-371 -8453(tlle) 225-272-8453(tile) Equipment missing from Camp Shelby quired to release the child. In this case we found a reasonable alternative." Policf have- not found the weapon; Woodward said. PIKE COUNTY A Magnolia woman reported the theft of jewelry, coins and electronics from her home on Monday. Jennifer Lewis of Magnolia told sheriff's officials that someone entered the Gradyville Road home of Cassandra Lewis through the carport door between 7:10 a.m.

and 2:30 p.m. Items taken from one of the bedrooms include a $130 DVD VCR player, a pair of $60 diamond earrings, an $8 5 watch and $100 in coins. The burglar apparently left the home through a bedroom window. McCOMB A McComb man has been arrested and charged with his fourth shoplifting offense. Douglas Jackson 25, 120 Gillis Circle, Apr.

19-C, was arrested Monday for shoplifting from Wal-Mart. Bond is set at $4,000. Jackson is accused of stealing nine bottles of Visine and seven bottles of Clear Eyes. all the brigade's weapons following a Dec. 22 pass in review ceremony failed to uncover the guns, and about 560 soldiers of the 1st 155th Infantry were confined to the post, Col.

Leon Collins, brigade commander, said. Spc. Ernest Leon Minor, 20, of Meridian, was arrested Dec. 24 after three of the missing guns were found in an off-base house. A fourth gun was found on the base on Jan.

4, but the fifth remains missing. The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement office in New Orleans said its agents conducted an eight-month investigation of the two men. The office said that beginning in June, 2004, Ranson and Carpenter had discussions with confidential informants about the false documents. Those discussions included a proposal by the pair to produce sets of false identification for a group of individuals they thought were affiliated with Abu Sayyaf, a radical Islamic separatist group based in the Philippines.

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