MARSHALL NEWS MESSENGER, Sunday; September 19; Court Records Daily Work Of Ministe: Reaches New Heights By JOHN W. MOODY Nrwi MtMOjer Oxj Editor Seme minister! liie to raise the roof and some like to get high on religion. And some, hit the Rev. Jim Reynolds, follow the scriptures and give a good demonstration of works as well as faith. When he iant in the pulpit at the Grange Hall Methodist Church these days, the Rev.
Reynolds is on the roof or the steeple. When church officials decided it was about time fx a re-roofing Job, the Rev. Reynolds 'didnt waste time. DISTRICT COUtT Cnaaul DacUt EUliOem vanaia Cragra muroar (atang of uttiu Irom Panola Count, I Qnmmtt OnawMiaat auhtiv la tfcxgiry vtucl. gvn tour yar prttain, pw court Ea' Curtis Willtami.
plud guilfy to Or 119 wfult irttoaicad i Dwt t. hmikm io or county lil. pim I KW nd court csi Me MS grtntod an occupational licm WO Daw Tucker. wnKncM to fi monini in county ial. ptut 1100 tin lor 01.
and court coys Carry Dn Pop, pwacl ouiliy to possession ot mariiuana, givon tnrat years probated sentenc and court costs ftoecrt art Jones, pteaa outtty to 01. sentenced to I've years prooated torm. plus court costs Willi Ricnaravm, Jr plead guilty A to inert Irom a person, given inrae years probation, plus court costs and hammering to rwoof a steeple, you have to build a scaffolding." For some days now, the Rev. Reynolds has bees part of something of a local landmark, passers-by have spotted him atop the scaffolding and working on the steeple. For awhile, he was a solitary figure, but recently he has had a bit of company.
His son. J.W., from El Paso dropped by for a visit while on vacation. He was handed a hammer. The two promptly went to work on the steeple. Thus far, the re-roofing portion is Just about finished for most of the church.
But the scaffolding ia still up for the steeple. How do members of the church feel about the project? "It's nice to have a working said one member. He started doing the Job himself. There are Quite a few dmc1 in Fast tt -capable of re-roofing a house. But re-roofing a church can be another thing entirely.
Here's Steeple High atop the steeple of the Grange Hall Methodist Church, the Rev. Jim Reynolds and his son, J.W.. do a little re-roofing work. recovered goes lo attorney Huian Ford and detendeni ta.ro court ievs MB Cooertt vs Fst Perterred Insurance Companf p4ntifi takes notning and cavse dismissed m-tn prerud ce to tne rnt ot me Hartf ret.ie same ah casts nere.ii curred na.e been pad fry piaifiM First Kaiionai Bank of Mar trail vs. rrlano Oason.
bank recovers 14 aitrrnf and cos's American Stages insurance vs United Stales Lubricant, inc smissed preiudce a' Piao ti cost Econo Car Company ot Chicago rs Ciane and ktaman Crawford, car company recovers Wat SI pius teres! and costs Barbara Howard Jackson Bruce Marier Carroll, piainrtf recovers iS.HS It. pius costs COUHTVCOORT CrwiMtal Docket Wilne James WHe. DWI Cil Milton Harvey ill. no valid motor venicie xspect appealed from Justice Court Speeding ap pealed from Justice Court Mary Karris Herviii. speeding appealed from Justice Court Peter KuNmen.
speeding and tal to appear appealed from Justice Court Naivie Eugene Powell, speeding appealed from Jutt.ce Court Gladys Lynn Davis, speeding appeal from Corporation Court Lessie Moody, speeding two counts, appealed from Corporation Court John Harker Kamsey, jr un necessary noise appealed from Corporation Court Mary Odm Simmons, speeding appealed from Corporation Court Larry Edward Vales, contributing to tne delinquency ot a minor Roger Rrdick. theft There a the matter of the steeple. "Workers cant just crawl up and start EHJ' restitution ot ijb tt wumn in montns Lewis Jackton. lound guilty ot bait iumpmg and failure lo appear, punisnment assessed at three years at prison Sentencing set District Court Willie Hudson. Jr found guilty ot resisting arrest, a felony, punisnment assessed at egnt years in prison Sentencing is set in Dis'rtct Court CivH OnpatHiaflt First National Bank of Mar snail vs Ray Bison, unl recovers ntn interest and costs Smith Furniture Company vs Bob Lane, dismissed with prejudice at plaintiffs costs.
Steven Aiford vs. Tommy Roy Barton, plaintiff recovers 15,000 from Barton, costs taxed against the defendant. Rutus Patrick vs Federal In suranc Patrick recovers tlo.OOO. Insurance Co agrees lo pay reasonable medical costs for two years and per cent of amount Here's People The Rev. Jim Reynolds, pastor of the Grange Hall Methodist Church, is palling double duty these days, delivering the sermon on Sundays The paint mn ut the Munu Lisa was started by Uimardu da Vinci in '''U.
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