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Jones is a Midway treasure

Mrs. Vertie Lee Jones, 97, has been an important part of the Midway community and Midway Baptist Church for many years. Mrs. Vertie Lee Jones, 97, has been an important part of the Midway community and Midway Baptist Church for many years. A photo of Mrs. Vertie Jones from the 1980s.A photo of Mrs. Vertie Jones from the 1980s.By JAMIE PATTERSON
Managing Editor

The Midway community has a gem in Mrs. Vertie Lee Jones.
The kind lady has served as a pillar at Midway Baptist Church for the past seven decades. Her door is always open for visitors, and she never meets a stranger.
With a quick smile and a hearty laugh, she has touched many lives within her rural community.  
At 97 years old, she has quite a story to tell.
“And I thank the Lord for that,” she said, with a smile.
Mrs. Vertie, also known as “Skeet,” was born on June 3, 1915 in Holmes County to Lee Vert and Mattie Burell. When she was only eight years old, the Burell family moved to Sunflower County, close to Indianola.
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PSC has plan to collect from late accounts

By VERNON SIKES
Herald Correspondent

With a plan to deal with delinquent residential customers firmly in place, Yazoo City Public Service Commission is turning its attention now to commercial customers who have fallen into arrears.
Director of Customer Services Mike Wilson told the utility company's commissioners Tuesday in their regular monthly meeting that the new delinquent debt collection procedure appears to be working.
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Swinging for the fence

Lura Greco gets a hit for Baskin Robbins Tuesday. More photos from this week’s action appear on page 7.Lura Greco gets a hit for Baskin Robbins Tuesday. More photos from this week’s action appear on page 7.

 

Activities set for National Library Week

HecklerHecklerBy JAMIE PATTERSON
Managing Editor

Ricks Memorial Library continues to prepare for National Library Week on April 14-20.
The annual celebration will highlight some of the many exciting resources the local library has for the Yazoo community.
The week will begin with an exhibit of Giclee pieces from local artist Dennis Heckler, including fine art prints.
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Junior Catfish Queen

Ann Hampton Wells of Yazoo City was crowned Junior Miss Catfish at the 38th annual World Catfish Festival Saturday in Belzoni.  Ann Hampton Wells of Yazoo City was crowned Junior Miss Catfish at the 38th annual World Catfish Festival Saturday in Belzoni.

 
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