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Coffee Time By Sarah H. Williams
I had a wonderful Mother’s Day weekend. Tammy came for me Saturday and Shaunda fixed my hair then we ate at The Ville, where John joined us. Tammy and I went back to the hospital where I stayed until Tammy picked me up Sunday morning. -0- Tammy came for me Sunday morning and we went…
Read MoreTillatoba News By Patcie Deck
I hope all of you ladies and the ones who stepped up to be, male or female, had a wonderful and Blessed Mother’s Day! Kellie Sturdivant Young wrote, “Tea parties are not just an activity for little girls and their dolls.” Twenty three ladies and girls gathered at Tillatoba Baptist Church the Saturday before Mother’s…
Read MoreLiving Well By Pamela Redwine
4-H Cooking Kit for May – It’s time to sign up for the May Cooking kit. Or, if you would like, you can sign up for the rest of the Quarter which will cover May & June’s Kits. The Kit is $10 per month or $20 for the May and June. If possible, please write…
Read MoreLibrary News By Patty Bailey
Spring Book Club @ Coffeeville May 9 Coffeeville Public Library is sponsoring a Spring Book Club with books provided by the Mississippi Library Commission. Book Club will meet for a potluck meal and discussion on Thursday, May 9, at 5:30 PM. Any interested readers are invited to join us for a meal and book talk.…
Read MoreCoffee Time By Sarah H. Williams
Happy Mother’s Day! -0- When I started taking Occupational and Physical Therapy two and a half weeks ago, one person finished her physical therapy training was Allie Jones. She graduated this past week. Allie is the great-granddaughter of Odis Jean, O. J. Jones. Incidentally O. J. was in swing bed taking therapy after a fall…
Read MoreLooking Back
85 YEARS AGO June 2, 1939 Ruby Sayle Gore, 25, died Saturday night at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clete Gore south of Scoona, just 11 days after his brother, Russell, 20. Both had pneumonia. Mrs. C. C. Pate and Mrs. Sellars Denley attended the commencement exercises at Blue Mountain College Wednesday…
Read MoreTillatoba News By Patcie Deck
The Annual Bass Tournament at the Hartley Farm was a big success with the weather being perfect! Biggest bass, Ferrell Festervand. 1st-Fletcher Moorman, 2nd -Ferrell Festervand, 3rd-Bailey Sossaman, 4th-Todd Carrapman, 5th- Biggest Crappie, Mike Poynor Biggest Stringer, William and Alex Davis. Faye said it was a beautiful day and she was so thankful for all…
Read MoreCoffeeville First Baptist Church By Craig Baker, Pastor
The question this week in our “I’m Glad You Asked” series is about money. Specifically, the question is, “Do I have to tithe and what if I can’t afford to tithe?” Talking about money makes some people uncomfortable or indignant, especially talking about giving to the church. We like the church to teach and preach…
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OAKLAND NEWS Written by Minnie Burns and Mother Taken from Thursday, September 13, 1962 Last Friday, September 31, Mrs. Thomas Holland, Mrs. Thomas Ross, Mrs. James Donaldson, Mrs. England, Mrs. C. M. Ross, Mrs. Richard Ross attended an officers’ course for W. M. U. teachers in Houston, Miss. Last Monday Mr. and Mrs. James Donaldson visited…
Read MoreLiving Well By Pamela Redwine
Healthy You Exercise Class will meet every Wednesday at the Extension Office. Join us for up to 30 minutes of physical activity. If you come, make sure to wear comfortable, cool clothes, good tennis shoes and bring some water to drink. 4-H Cooking Kit for May – It’s time to sign up for the May…
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