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The Long Family 94th Annual Reunion

The Long Family 94th Annual Reunion

You are invited to attend the Descendants of Rev. William Preston Long and Adeline Melinda Harris Long on May 20, for the 94rd Annual Reunion.

It will be held at the Moselle Community Center in Moselle at 9:30 am. Rev. Long was a Methodist Circuit Rider in Covington, Smith, Jasper, Kemper, Lauderdale, and Jones counties.

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Preserving history: National Archives to stabilize Montrose Presbyterian Church

Preserving history: National Archives to stabilize Montrose Presbyterian Church

Historic Montrose Presbyterian Church will soon undergo a two-phase renovation. The National Archives and Montrose Cemetery Association are teaming together to keep the structure from succumbing to nature.

The church is owned by the cemetery association. Association members hope to make the church available in the near future for weddings, family reunions and other church services.

The project, funded by the National Archives, should begin within the next week. Phase One is simple: Keep the church from falling down. Phase Two will be to stabilize the structure.

Shirley delivers National Day of Prayer address

Shirley delivers National Day of Prayer address

Mike Shirley delivered his testimony during the 61st annual observance of the National Day of Prayer in Bay Springs, May 3 at City Hall. Shirley told those in attendance about the years he wasted addicted to drugs and his deliverance. He said that his mother never quit praying for him, and he gave his life to Christ in 2002. He used Hebrews 12 as a reference point.

PRCC graduates hear praise, advice from lieutenant governor

PRCC graduates hear praise, advice from lieutenant governor

The following is a press release from Pearl River Community College:

Family and friends packed the Forrest County Multi Purpose Center, May 15, to see 525 students become graduates of Pearl River Community College.

The graduates received associate’s degrees or certificates of proficiency from Dr. William Lewis, PRCC president, who reminded them their education has not come to an end.

“Please do not forget that education is a life-long process,” he said.

Try Million Bells in landscape, containers

Try Million Bells in landscape, containers

By Gary R. Bachman
MSU Horticulturist
Coastal Research & Extension Center

Million Bells is one of my favorite flowering plants in the early summer. I think you’ll find this plant to be a good choice for the summer landscape in your Mississippi garden.

Million Bells are known botanically as Calibrachoa, and you may see them called by either name in garden centers. Regardless of what name they go by, you need to have some of these garden performers in your landscape.