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International Development Alliance president builds relationships on trip to Japan BY BRANT SAPPINGTON bsappington@dailycorinthian.com
Staff photo by Bobby J. Smith
The captured Corinth cannon is welcomed back by Park Rangers Jim Minor and Ashley Berry, Shiloh Superintendent John Bundy, and a visitor to the Corinth Interpretive Center.
Captured Corinth cannon returns home Artillery piece was used during Battle of Corinth BY BOBBY J. SMITH bjsmith@dailycorinthian.com
A cannon captured by Union forces at Battery Robinett during the Battle of Corinth has found
its way back to the Crossroads City — just in time for the battle’s 150th anniversary. “Man, I’m excited like Christmas morning to see this thing,”
said Park Ranger Tom Parson, who worked for years to have the cannon moved from Shiloh NaPlease see CANNON | 2A
A recent trip to Japan by the Alliance’s top official offered a unique opportunity to plant seeds and forge relationships that could lead to future economic development in the region. Alliance President and Chief Operating Officer Gary Chandler recently returned from a week-long trip to Japan as part of a small delegation of Northeast Mississippi economic development and government officials traveling with Governor Phil Bryant and officials from the Mississippi Development Authority and the Tennessee Valley Authority to the annual Japan-U.S. Southeast Association (SEUSJapan) meeting in Tokyo and a series of meetings with executives from Toyota and its automotive parts suppliers. “The point is to plant seeds and build relationships,” said Chandler. “We’re in the business of creating jobs.” Chandler said the visit provided the chance to meet face to face with a variety of Japanese industrial leaders during the conference as well as at the meetings in Toyota City. The SEUS-Japan conference was the 35th annual conference for the organization. The conference alternates annually between Japan and the United States and helps promote
trade and investment between Japan and the southeast region of the United States. In a global economy filled with high-tech methods of communication including email, social media and others, Chandler said at the end of the day personal relationships and personal contact still matters. “You just can’t beat the impact of meeting with someone face to face,” he said. The opportunity to meet with Toyota officials and executives from the auto manufacturer’s suppliers was one any economic developer would be thrilled by, said Chandler. “That is a golden opportunity,” he said. Chandler said the Alliance has been hard at work positioning the county for success including recent improvements to the industrial site at Highway 45 and Camp Warriner Road. They are continuing to aggressively market the area and reach out to automotive suppliers and others. The Japan trip provided a unique opportunity to share the benefits the area can provide to potential employers directly with those influencing the decisions being made by these large Japanese corporations. The economic developer said in the past economic development deals were often Please see JAPAN | 14A
Drug Court graduation celebrates new beginnings BY BRANT SAPPINGTON bsappington@dailycorinthian.com
BOONEVILLE — The courtroom at the Prentiss County Courthouse was filled Friday with laughter, smiles and a few tears from this year’s graduating class of the First District Drug Court and their families as the graduates marked the completion of the program and the start of a new chapter in their lives. U.S. Senator Roger Wicker was the keynote speaker for the drug court’s third annual graduation ceremony. The ceremony celebrates the graduate’s completion of the intensive three-year-program designed to give non-violent drug offenders an opportunity to avoid prison and instead undergo intensive supervision and
rehabilitation to help them take control of their addictions and build better lives. “We are in America, a land of second chances and that’s what this is today,” Wicker told the graduates. “We are a land that believes in redemption.” The senator praised the work of the program and the participants for their commitment to rebuilding their lives. “It helps. It’s good for the people involved, it’s good for the community and it’s good for America when we can bring somebody back,” said the senator. The First District Drug Court was established by Circuit Court Judge Jim Pounds and serves Alcorn, Prentiss, Tishomingo, Please see GRADUATION | 3A
Staff photo by Brant Sappington
U.S. Sen. Roger Wicker (left) chats with Circuit Judge and First District Drug Court founder Jim Pounds following Friday’s drug court graduation ceremony.
Hog Wild BBQ Festival kicks off Thursday Drought impacts corn yields BY STEVE BEAVERS sbeavers@dailycorinthian.com
Things are about to get wild in Corinth. The 22nd Annual Hog Wild BBQ Festival gets under way Thursday in downtown. Three days of carnival-like fun, entertainment and plenty
of good barbecue will be available for the whole family. “At this point we have 34 teams registered and two of those have never been here before,” said Susan Joiner with Main Street Corinth. Joiner said teams will be taken up to Wednesday night
for the Kansas City Barbecue Society sanctioned event. Things get going on Thursday with the Happee Days Carnival around court square from 6-11 p.m. Armbands for the carnival can be purchased
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BY BOBBY J. SMITH bjsmith@dailycorinthian.com
The summer’s drought and hot weather have wreaked havoc with local corn yields. “The drought and heat had a significant impact on the yields this year,” said Patrick Poindexter, county director of the
MSU Extension Service. The unfavorable conditions hit during the corn’s pollination process and resulted in lots of corn not completely filled out and “skippy” kernels, Poindexter explained. Please see DROUGHT | 2A
On this day in history 150 years ago Sterling Price’s two divisions march from Ripley and follow the troops who had set out the day before. Van Dorn sends the troops north rather than directly to Corinth in a bid to confuse the Federals about his intentions. The ploy has limited success.
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tional Military Park to its new home at the Corinth Civil War Interpretive Center. The cannon is a 3.8-inch rifle, commonly known as a James Rifle. On the second day of fighting during the Battle of Corinth, Oct. 3, 1862, the James Rifle was part of a four-gun Confederate battery that was selected to participate in a early morning bombardment of the Federal position at Battery Robinett. Along with two other batteries the gun was led to the crest of a hill just north of the Federal line. After the bombardment began, the Federal artillery response was so intense the Confederates were forced to withdraw from their exposed position on the hill. In the rush to retreat from the deadly cannonade, the Confederate artillery crews abandoned
their pride piece — the 3.8inch rifle. “As the morning sun came of the trees and buildings of Corinth, the early rays reflected off of the polished bronze surface of the gun,” Parson wrote in a paper about the cannon. “The gleaming cannon stood between the opposing liens like a prize waiting to be taken. The image was too much for Captain Brown of the 63rd Ohio.” Brown and a dozen men seized the cannon and began rolling it back to the Union lines, but heavy fire from southern sharpshooters forced the men back. But soon another attempt would bring the cannon inside the Federal lines. The Federal troops who captured the cannon were proud of the achievement. They almost immediately made an effort to mark the occasion. “Later in the day one
of the men took a sharp scribe, and with understandable pride, etched letters into the soft bronze metal: ‘Captured Oct 4, 1862 Corinth MS by 1st US Inf.’,” Parson wrote. 150th Anniversary Walks The Corinth Battlefield Unit will offer a number of interpretive programs to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Corinth. Park staff will offer indepth hikes interpreting the battle on the dates of the anniversary, at the same time they occurred, 150 years later. “The hikes will provide visitors with a deeper understanding of what occurred during the fierce fighting, describe the real war experiences of the Northern and Southern soldiers and provide rare opportunities for visitors to access park staff for extended periods of time on
the battlefield,” said Shiloh National Military Park Superintendent John Bundy. The programs will allow visitors to experience portions of the battlefield not routinely visited by the public and allow the hikers a chance to interact with rangers who will present in-depth analysis of the strategic and tactical movements of the troops. “With the walking tours some are simple and here on the grounds of the Interpretive Center, and others are more lengthy walks through rough terrain,” explained Parson. (Note: All programs will meet at the Corinth Civil War Interpretive Center unless otherwise noted.) Tuesday, Oct. 2 Prelude to Corinth - 6 to 7 p.m. - Program at the Interpretive Center auditorium Wednesday, Oct. 3 John C. Moore’s Brigade (part 1) - 9 to 10 a.m. Caring for the Wounded
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The General A free public showing of the silent film “The General” will be held at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 3, on a jumbo screen in the CARE Garden at the Corinth Depot. Hosted by the Crossroads Museum and the Interpretive Center, the film will commemorate the anniversary of the Battle of Corinth just a few steps away from the historic crossroads that made Corinth an important strategic objective during the Civil War. The film is based on the true story of the Great Locomotive Chase of 1862 and features the “The General,” a train which passed through Corinth’s crossroads dozens of times in the late 19th century. Originally released in 1927, “The General” is a classic silent comedy written, directed by and starring Buster Keaton. Running time for “The General” is 107 minutes.
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for $15. The entertainment lineup sees Sweet Emotions take the stage at the corner of Fillmore and Cruise Street at 6:30 p.m. Delvis & The Mississippi Blue Mafia -- an Elvis Tribute by Dale Rushing -- will follow Sweet Emotions at 8:30. Thursday night will also see several industry teams cooking for its employees. A gate fee of $5 is set for the first night. The gate fee for the final two nights is $8 each night. Joiner said the streets around court square will
and Dead - 10:30 to 11:15 a.m. The Medal of Honor at Corinth - 11:30 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. John C. Moore’s Brigade (part 2) - 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. Interpretive Center Hamilton’s Flank Attack - 2 to 4 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 4 The Regulars Capture a Cannon - 8:30 to 9 a.m. Battey Powell and the Confederate Breakthrough - 9 to 10 a.m. Battery Robinett and Fuller’s Ohio Brigade 10:15 to 11 a.m. Battery Robinett and John C. Moore’s Brigade (part 3) - 11:15 a.m. to noon Davis Bridge and John C. Moore’s Brigade (part 4) - 9 to 11:30 a.m. The Confederate Retreat From Corinth - 1 to 1:30 p.m. The Occupation of Corinth - 2 to 2:44 p.m. (To sign up for battlefield hikes contact park staff at 287-9273.)
be closed at 5 p.m. Tuesday to allow the carnival to set up. Following a cook's meeting at 3:30 p.m.,
competition begins at 4:30 Friday with the Anything But Contest. “That is a lot of fun,” said Joiner. “There is always great local participation and you never know what is going to be prepared.” The dessert contest is slated for 5 p.m. Friday's entertainment schedule is 6:30-7:30, Ben Ricketts; 7:45-9:15, Brandon Giles; and 9:30-11:30, Almost Famous. Judging gets started Saturday at noon with awards presented at 4 p.m. The 22nd event will crown a Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion along with
handing out awards in Chicken, Pork Rib, Pork Shoulder, Brisket, Sauce, Dessert, People’s Choice and Anything But categories. Over $8,000 will be awarded with the Grand Champion taking home $1,000. The final night of entertainment begins with Maty Noyes at 6:30 p.m. Surviving Allison takes the stage at 8:15 followed by Prowler at 9:45. Hog Wild T-shirts can still be purchased at the Alliance until Thursday at 2 p.m. when they can be bought at the festival. Cost is $15 for adults and $10 for children.
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With the majority of Alcorn County’s corn harvest complete, many farmers have seen yields as low as 25 bushels per acre and in some cases even lower. Other farmers whose fields got more rain are seeing yields closer to 30 bushels to the acre. The average yield for corn farmers in the area are about 90 to 100 bushels per acre. A yield report will be compiled once area farmers complete the corn harvest. Corn yields were low for local farmer and Alcorn County Supervisor Tim Mitchell. “We got probably 30
percent less than what we usually get,” Mitchell said. “The grain quality is good, but the ears didn’t fill out.” Mitchell’s farm usually produces around 130 bushels of corn each year. This year the corn yield is down to 70. Mitchell farmed roughly 800 acres of corn this year. “Those two weeks of 110 degree weather hurt us,” said Mitchell. Does this year’s disappointing corn crop mean Mitchell will turn to other crops next year? Not at all. “We’re going to try it again, hope for better weather, stick with the plan and do it again,” said the farmer. IJE9AI CKJK7BÃ<KD:I 9EHFEH7J;Ã8ED:I JH;7IKHOÃI;9KH?J?;I =EL;HDC;DJÂIFEDIEH;: 7=;D9OÃI;9KH?J?;I
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Deaths Bettye Humphries Tutor
Funeral services for Bettye Humphries Tutor, 69, of Corinth, are set for 3 p.m. today at Magnolia Funeral Home Chapel of Memories with burial at Henry Cemetery. Mrs. Tutor died Friday, Sept. 28, 2012, at her home. Born May 24, 1943, she was retired from the garment industry. She was a member of Oakland Baptist Church. She was preceded in death by her parents, Freeman and Fleetie Nixon Humphries. Survivors include her husband, Jimmy Tutor of Corinth; a son, Barry
Todd Wilson (Laura) of Franklin, Tenn.; a daughter, Kim Wilson of Oxford; t w o grandchildren, Katherine Wilson and J o h n Robert Wilson; Tutor h e r stepchildren, Connie Andresen (Bob) of Finger, Tenn., Stacey Tutor of Bonneville, and Ronald “Ron” Tutor (Charlotte) of St. Louis, Mo.; her step-grandchildren,
Marcella Elizabeth Gann
Marcella Elizabeth “Marcy” Gann, 70, was born March 14, 1942, to Howard Cline Wyer and Marcela Veronica Wyer in Brooklyn, N.Y. She went to be with the Lord on Friday, Sept. 28, 2012. She was a Christian and a member of Oakland Baptist Church. She was the secretary of her Sunday School Class from its beginning many years ago until the present time. She worked at ITT-Alcatel-Corelco for 34 years. After her retirement she was a volunteer at the Resource Center for Women (now Oasis Medical Center) for several years. She knitted numerous pairs of baby booties for the new mothers, who came to the center. Her hobbies were knitting and crocheting, doing arts and crafts, reading and her favorite pastime was shopping at the mall. She was preceded in death by her parents; a brother, Howard Cline Wyer Jr.; and a sister, Mary Campion Wyer. She is survived by her husband of 47 years, Noel Travis Gann of Corinth; a
Bobby Andresen, Chris Andresen, Courtney Burcham, Chase Burcham, Paris Tutor, Corwyn Tutor, Amelia Liesman Tutor and Grace Liesman; a step great-grandchild, Jayla Kwiatkowski; and her brothers, William L. Humphries of Memphis, Tenn., Kenneth Don Humphries (Mary Sue) of Corinth, Larry Wayne Humphries of Adamsville, Tenn., and Joe Dan Humphries of Adamsville, Tenn. Dr. Randy Bostick will officiate. Visitation continues today from 1 p.m. until service time at Magnolia Funeral Home.
sister, Irene Marie Davis and husband Ward of Maryland, N.Y.; a brother, Harry Wyer and wife Carole of Long Island, N.Y.; her sisters-in-law, Betty Jane Fett of Corinth, Betty Hewitt Gann of Columbus, Ga.; and a host of nieces, nephews, great nieces, nephews and great great nieces, nephews, other relatives and numerous friends. Visitation will be held today from 5 until 8 p.m. at Monday from 1 p.m. until service time at Magnolia Funeral Home. Funeral services will be held on Monday at 2 p.m. with Dr. Randy Bostick officiating. Burial will be at Forrest Memorial Park Cemetery. Pallbearers will be the men of her couples Sunday School Class: Dennis Bumpas, Charles Carpenter, Al Clemons, James Larry Cornelius, Mike Hall, Lowell Hinton, Claude Hinton, Charlie Holt, Gerald McClintock, Frank Morton, Ransom Roland Jr., Jesse Sims and Sam Tull. Online Condolences can be left at www.magnoliafuneralhome.net.
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MSU shares catfish expertise in Nigeria BY BONNIE COBLENTZ MSU Ag Communications
STARKVILLE — Commercially grown catfish in North America or Africa face similar challenges, a fact that sent one Mississippi State University veterinarian on a training mission to Nigeria in June. Dr. Skip Jack, a professor of pathobiology and population medicine at MSU’s College of Veterinary Medicine, spent almost three weeks teaching Nigerian catfish farmers, veterinarians and students about health issues related to their fish. He was part of the Farmer to Farmer project, teaching under the oversight of the U.S. Agency for International Development. “They don’t have the same catfish we raise, but fish, no matter what species, have similar bacterial and viral problems,” Jack said. “Nigerian catfish producers deal with the same issues of water quality and fish response to infectious diseases, even though their diseases are somewhat different from ours.” Mississippi and U.S. farm-raised catfish are channel catfish, or Ictalurids. Those raised in Nigeria are called African or walking catfish and are the Clarius species. Jack said Nigerian catfish producers manage their catfish differently from their counterparts in Mississippi. “Nigeria is just above the equator, and their fish are much more lowoxygen tolerant than ours are,” Jack said. “They don’t have to provide the aeration that our ponds require at times.” Jack spent two weeks teaching week-long sessions to aquaculture professionals with the Fisheries Society of Nigeria, or FISON. He spent one week in Lagos and one week in Abuja, the Nigerian capital. He spent the
final four days in Ibadan, working with Christian Veterinarians Nigeria, the University of Ibadan Veterinary School and the Federal College of Animal Health and Production Technology. “I team-taught with a Nigerian veterinarian who does fish work, and I talked with several faculty members at the schools who want to come here, work at our clinic and learn some of the things we do,” Jack said. “We also talked about putting together a book on fish health for Nigeria.” Dr. Charity Oche, executive secretary of FISON, said growth of their industry depends on producers receiving training from aquaculture experts. She said Jack’s expertise in this field was several years ahead of what was available in Nigeria and very useful. “He was attentive and eager to answer all questions, shedding more light using America’s experience with channel catfish,” Oche said. “We are planning a second visit for Skip to teach the same workshop because we believe the number of professionals who attended is not representative of the number of people who can benefit from this training.” Nigeria is a nation of 168 million people located in West Africa. It is a federal constitutional republic with oil reserves that generate tremendous revenue. It is part of the Commonwealth of Nations, formerly the British Commonwealth, and English is widely spoken. “Nigeria has half the population of the United States in an area the size of the Southeastern Conference,” Jack said. “Eighty percent of the food in Nigeria is imported.” Catfish production is
not a major industry in Nigeria, but no aspect of food production is big business in the country. None of their catfish is exported. “Most of their catfish are either sold fresh in local markets or made into a smoked catfish product that is fabulous,” he said. Nigerian catfish operations are small, with a large pond there covering 2 acres. In the United States, ponds typically cover 8 to 10 acres. American catfish ponds have significant government controls to protect food safety, a topic Jack discussed when he guest-lectured. “I talked about food safety concerns and antibiotic resistance. They don’t have restrictions on the use of antimicrobials in food animals that we have,” Jack said. “In the United States, we can use only three antibiotics in food fish. There, they can use anything they can get over the counter.” Oche said Jack taught veterinarians and industry professionals simple ways to manage fish health that don’t require antibiotics as the first course of action. “The participants knew some methodologies to use but needed some form of authentication,” Oche said. “A workshop of this nature is meant to review the expected global standards and fill in gaps where standards are lacking, correct what is being done wrongly and strengthen right actions.” Jack’s trip to Nigeria was coordinated by the U.S. Agency for International Development and Winrock International, an organization headquartered in Little Rock that links expertise at American universities with needs abroad. MSU’s veterinary college was asked to address this training need. Jack was chosen for the task. His wife Lynda accompanied him.
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Lee, Itwamba, Monroe and Pontotoc counties. The program requires participants to take part in rehabilitation and substance abuse treatment programs and undergo extensive supervision including random drug tests at least twice per week. They must also appear weekly before Pounds and participate in at least two support group meetings each week. For graduate Monica Coker, the program has provided a new chance at a better life. She told the crowd she spent 15 years living in denial of her substance abuse problem and hurting herselve and those around her. “I became a sponge that soaked up and dried up all the love around me, and only gave back poison,” she said. After facing prison time she had the opportunity to take part in the program and through it began to accept her problem and take responsibility for building a better life. “My live is improving and I’m so blessed,” she said. For George Lahey Sr. the program proved to be the key to his son and drug court graduate Jef-
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frey Lahey overcoming his problems and becoming a better man. The father said the program gave him back his son and he’s seen him take responsibility for his life, reunite with his family and begin building a better life and a better future through the help of the program. “I do believe this is not only a good program, I believe it truly works,” he said. Pounds, who initiated the program, told the group the graduation marks the beginning of a new phase in their journey. He said he’s proud of them for successfully making it through and he looks forward to seeing
them succeed in life. “This is a good start and you have a lot of people around who love you and want you to succeed,” said the judge. The drug court program requires participants to pay for their treatment along with monthly payments toward fines and other court costs and fees and a fee for their monthly supervision. The program operates at no direct costs to taxpayers and instead funded through these fees along with funds from felony fines and court costs. Drug Court Coordinator Jennifer Cummings noted the group graduating Friday had already paid a total of $35,357
in fines, court costs and restitution. In contrast, at the national average per day cost of incarceration, the group would have cost tax payers $335,800 per year to house in prison had they been sentenced to prison time instead of being allowed to participate in the program.
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Our View ‘Voices of Corinth’ CD connects us with our past Corinth during the Civil War comes to life in a new audio recording made by the National Park Service. Produced by Shiloh National Military Park, the “Voices of Corinth” audio CD tells the story of wartime Corinth through the words of participants, both military and civilian. Shiloh Superintendent John Bundy said Shiloh Park personnel who worked on the project are very proud of the “Voices of Corinth” CD. We are also proud of our friends at Shiloh Park for the effort in producing the CD and the quality end result. Park volunteers and rangers not only provided voices to the recordings, but Shiloh rangers also conducted all of the research, wrote the script and then recorded, edited and mixed the CD. The “Voices of Corinth” project was recorded and mixed in just one week to make it available for purchase in time for the commemoration of the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Corinth, which was fought in early October 1862. The CD’s purpose is to supplement any tour or study of Corinth by bringing to life the voices of the people who experienced the Civil War in the area. The CD begins when Corinth was occupied in early 1862 and takes listeners from that point to when the Union abandons the town in 1864. Letters, diaries and journals written by people who were there are used those to tell the story of the people who experienced it. Approximately 50 historical characters tell Corinth’s story from both sides of the conflict. Along the way, listeners will hear from generals Beauregard, Van Dorn and Grant, as well as civilians like Kate Cumming, a Scotland-born lady who nursed Corinth’s Confederate wounded after the Battle of Shiloh. The CD was funded in part by Eastern National bookstores, a notfor-profit partner of the National Park Service. “Voices of Corinth” truly connects us with our past. Get one, listen to our Corinth history and show our support for our friends at the local interpretive center and Shiloh park. And then them thanks for the great job they do. Daily Corinthian (For more information on the CD and upcoming events commemorating the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Corinth, visit www.nps.gov/shil or call 662-287-9273. The CD is available for $8.95 at the Corinth Civil War Interpretive Center bookstore.)
Prayer for today O God, help us to accept your grace instead of trying to earn your love. Amen.
A verse to share Whether Paul or Apollos or Cephas or the world or life or death or the present or the future -- all belong to you, and you belong to Christ, and Christ belongs to God. — 1 Corinthians 3:22-23 (NRSV)
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Obama’s rhetoric versus his record, Part II Nowhere is the contrast between Barack Obama, as defined by his rhetoric (“Obama 1”) and Barack Obama as defined by his actions (“Obama 2”) greater than in his foreign policy — and especially his policy toward Israel. What if we put aside Barack Obama’s rhetoric, and instead look exclusively at his documented record over a period of decades, up to and including the present? The first thing that is most striking about that record is the long string of his mentors and allies who were marked by hatred of the United States, and a vision of the world in which the white, Western nations have become prosperous by oppressing and exploiting the non-white, non-Western nations. The person most people have heard of who matched that description has been Jeremiah Wright, whose church Barack Obama attended for 20 years, and was still attending when he began his campaign for the presidency. But Jeremiah Wright was just one in a series of mentors and allies with a similar vision and a similar visceral hostility to the West. Barack Obama was virtually marinated in that vi-
sion from childhood. His mother clashed with her Indonesian husband when he beThomas gan to move Sowell away from his earlier antiHoover Institution Western radicalism and to work with Western businesses investing in Indonesia. As a counterweight to whatever ideological influence her Indonesian husband might have on her son, she extolled the virtues of his absent Kenyan father, who remained a doctrinaire, anti-Western socialist to the end. After Barack Obama was sent back to Hawaii to live with his grandparents at age ten, his grandfather introduced him to a black man named Frank Marshall Davis, who had a long career of anti-American, antiwhite propaganda that included a stint as a member of the Communist Party. Davis was Obama’s mentor on race throughout his adolescent years, until Obama left for college. The progression of such mentors and like-minded contemporaries continued as Obama went through Occidental College, Columbia University and the Harvard
Law School. These included Professor Edward Said at Columbia, a spokesman for Palestinian terrorists, and Professor Derrick Bell at the Harvard Law School. Bell was an advocate of so-called “critical race theory” — an uncritical mishmash of notions by a man who said that he saw his role as deliberately annoying white people. Barack Obama literally embraced Professor Bell at a public gathering. After Obama went out into the world and worked for a time in a private business, he regarded himself as being, in his own words, “a spy behind enemy lines.” Later, when he began his political career by running for state office in Illinois, his campaign began with a fundraiser in the home of Bill Ayers, who had been a domestic terrorist who planted bombs in public places, including the Pentagon. When this association was later revealed, Obama said that he was still a child during Ayers’ years as a terrorist. But Obama was by no means still a child when Ayers defended his years of terrorism in a statement that appeared in the New York Times — ironically, on Sept. 11, 2001. This is not the Barack Obama that most voters
saw and elected President of the United States in 2008. What they saw was a carefully crafted image of a bright, articulate, energetic and genial fellow who would heal our racial and partisan divides. His likability was high and remained so, even after many became disappointed with his policies. His geniality has carried him over many rough spots. But have you ever heard of a grumpy confidence man? Geniality is a prerequisite for the job. What many regard as a failure of Obama’s foreign policy, especially in the Middle East, may well be one of his biggest successes. His desire to redistribute wealth domestically is part of a larger ideological vision that includes a redistribution of power internationally. Obama has long said that the United States plays too large a role internationally. His policies suggest that Islamic countries need a larger role. The troubling question is whether he still sees his own role as “a spy behind enemy lines” in the White House. (Daily Corinthian columnist Thomas Sowell is a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University, Stanford, CA 94305. His website is www.tsowell.com.)
Mitt Romney’s taxes: Who really cares? Did anyone think the release of Mitt Romney’s tax returns would satisfy Democrats and make them focus on the real issues in this campaign, including President Obama’s failed domestic and foreign policy record and approaching massive tax increases? If so, please call me for a great deal on Arizona swampland. The Obama campaign’s deputy manager, Stephanie Cutter, accused Romney of taking advantage of lower tax rates for capital gains available only to “those at the top.” Is Cutter saying Romney is wrong to obey tax law? The tax code is a mess. It, not Romney, should be the object of scorn. And by the way, Americans who make average incomes can benefit from lower capital gains taxes if they build sufficient wealth by making good investments. Now that we know Romney paid a considerable amount of tax last year and in previous years, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid should apologize for his comment about an unnamed “source” he claimed told him Romney paid no taxes for a decade. After
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Romney released his returns, instead of apologizing, Reid tried a new tack. “The inCal formation reThomas leased today reveals that Columnist Mitt Romney manipulated one of the only two years of tax returns he’s seen fit to show the American people,” Reid said in a statement. “And then only to ‘conform’ with his public statements. That raises the question: what else in those returns has Romney manipulated?” Reid, of course, still has not released his 2011 tax returns. Is he hiding something? Suppose a “source” told me so? I don’t care how much, or how little, the Romneys pay in taxes. I do care, and so should voters, about government overspending and a national debt that now tops $16 trillion dollars. I don’t care how much money anyone makes and neither should voters. Voters should be concerned only about whether they
have the opportunity to make a decent living without having to depend on government. I do care — and so should voters — that our future is being mortgaged to pay for “entitlements” and huge interest on long-term debt that is greater than the gross domestic product of some countries. Before leaving Washington to campaign for re-election, members of the Senate passed one of those stopgap spending bills, ensuring government paychecks will continue to go out. It ends what many regard as one of the least productive legislative sessions in U.S. history; not necessarily a bad thing when you consider the damage Congress might have caused were it not for a Republican House crying, “NO!” In the first presidential debate scheduled for Oct. 3, Romney must show a part of himself no one has yet seen and perhaps not even he knows exists. He should remind Americans of their history of self-reliance, personal responsibility and accountability. When government replaces those virtues with entitlements and de-
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pendency it diminishes and weakens the nation. Government is supposed to be of, by and for the people, not in spite of the people. It is “we the people,” not you the government. It is the people who grant power to those who govern. Quote Thomas Jefferson and Abraham Lincoln, Mitt. Quote Reagan. Remind people why the Democrats lost control of the House in 1994 and again in 2010. It makes no sense to vote for conservatives in one election and then vote for a liberal in another. Four years ago, a majority of Americans were seduced by Obama’s soaring and messianic rhetoric. It’s time for us to embrace what our parents and grandparents tried to hand down to us: individual responsibility and a sense of caring for each other. If Romney makes that case in this “entitlement nation,” he could win. If not, we’re finished and what Romney paid in taxes will matter even less than it should now. (Readers may e-mail Daily Corinthian columnist Cal Thomas at tmseditors@tribune.com.)
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Death row inmate back for 2nd appeal JACKSON — Death row inmate Howard Dean Goodin is headed back to the Mississippi Supreme Court for a second round of arguments on his claim that he is mentally disabled and shouldn’t be executed. The justices will hear arguments Tuesday in Jackson. Goodin is appealing a 2010 ruling by Newton County Circuit Judge Marcus Gordon, who found him mentally competent and denied his request for a new trial. The Supreme Court granted Goodin a hearing in 2009 on claims
of mental disability and ineffective work by his case attorney. Those post-conviction claims were initially dismissed by Gordon in 2007. Goodin was convicted of capital murder in 1999 for killing a shopkeeper in Union.
New schools chief sought in Greenwood GREENWOOD — The Greenwood School Board has hired the Mississippi School Board Association to help it find a new superintendent. The Greenwood Commonwealth reports that the school board will pay MSBA $9,500 for its help with the search. Board president Harold
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Kosciusko bans saggy pants KOSCIUSKO — The town of Kosciusko has adopted a ban on sagging pants. The Star Herald reports that the wearing of sagging pants was added recently to the town’s
ordinance prohibiting public indecency. The ordinance takes effect Oct. 18. The city began talking about taking action on the indecent exposure in August and had reviewed several other municipalities’ ordinances on the matter. Kosciusko Mayor Jimmy Cockroft says there is a lot of public support for the ordinance. The board of aldermen adopted the ordinance on Sept. 18. In the ordinance, sagging pants are defined as appearing to wear pants or skirts more than three inches below the top of the hips exposing the skin or undergarments. Violators will be charged a $50 fine for the first offense and no
more than $200 for a subsequent offense. In addition to the fine, the Kosciusko Municipal Court may order a violator to serve up to 40 hours of court approved community service activities. Other municipalities that have passed a “sagging pants” ordinance include Fulton, Columbus, Tunica, Tupelo, Ripley, Indianola, Meridian, Columbia and Saltillo. The dropped-trousers trend has been debated around the country in TV shows, city councils, school boards, state legislatures and courtrooms. Communities from Lynwood, Ill., to Lafourche Parish, La., have passed laws imposing fines for too-low trousers.
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RICHARDSON, Texas — Don't be fooled by the name: Skinny the cat is one hefty feline. And all 41 pounds of her needs a home. A Dallas-area animal
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shelter has cared for the 5-year-old orange tabby since getting a call about a stray in a yard about a week ago. Kim Chapin with Richardson Animal Services said Friday that Skinny's
“very sweet” — and the largest cat she's seen in 21 years with the shelter. Not surprising. U.S. government growth charts show Skinny weighs about as much as the average 4-year-old child.
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Obama urges Congress to approve housing plan WASHINGTON — Citing historically low mortgages, President Barack Obama is pressing Republicans to back housing policies the White House says would help struggling homeowners refinance their debts and prevent foreclosures. Obama is blaming congressional Republicans for not passing legislation he proposed in February that would lower lending rates for millions of borrowers who have not been able to get out from under burdensome mortgages. Republicans have objected, citing among other things the estimated $5 billion to $10 billion cost of the proposal. “Here we are - seven months later — still waiting on Congress to act,” Obama said Saturday in his weekly radio and Internet address. Congress has recessed and is not scheduled to return until after the November elections. “Instead of worrying about you, they’d already gone home to worry about their campaigns,” the president said. Obama’s push comes as home prices have been rising across the United States. National home prices increased 1.2 percent in July, compared with the same month last year, according to the Standard & Poor’s/Case Shiller index released Tuesday. In the Republican weekly address, Arizona congressional candidate Vernon Parker said the U.S. corporate tax rate is pushing jobs overseas. He said he agrees with GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney and his running mate, Paul
Ryan, “that we need to stop all the looming tax hikes and develop a pro-growth tax code that brings jobs home and keeps jobs here.”
Flu vaccine guards against new strains WASHINGTON — Time to get your flu vaccine — and a surprising new report shows babies and toddlers seem to be getting protected better than the rest of us. Last year’s flu shot won’t shield you this year: Two new strains of influenza have begun circling the globe, and the updated vaccine appears to work well against them, government officials said Thursday. Just because last year was the mildest flu season on record doesn’t mean the virus might not bounce back to its usual ferocity this winter. “People cannot become complacent this year,” said Dr. Howard Koh, assistant secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services, who received his own flu shot Thursday. A yearly vaccination now is recommended for nearly everybody, but new figures released Thursday show that last year 52 percent of children and just 39 percent of adults were immunized. Best protected: Threequarters of tots ages 6 months to 23 months were vaccinated. That’s a significant jump from the previous year, when 68 percent of those youngsters were immunized. But even though seniors are at especially high risk of severe illness or death if they catch the flu, just 66 percent of them were immunized, a number that has been slowly dropping
for several years. Older adults got a little lost in the recent public health push to explain that flu vaccine benefits all ages — and it’s time to target them again, said Dr. Daniel Jernigan, a flu specialist with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. In contrast, child deaths from flu have made headlines in recent years — the U.S. counted 34 pediatric deaths last year — raising parents’ awareness of the risk, he said. The only ones who shouldn’t get vaccinated: babies younger than 6 months and people with severe allergies to the eggs used to make the vaccine. Flu specialists can’t say how bad this winter’s flu season might be. Influenza strains constantly evolve, and some cause more illness than others.
No sign of remains in new search for Hoffa ROSEVILLE, Mich. — Jimmy Hoffa is presumed dead, cocooned in mystery and innuendo and missing for the past 37 years. Patricia Szpunar just hopes that if the former Teamsters boss’ remains do turn up, they’re not in her backyard. Over the years, authorities have dug up a Michigan horse farm, looked under a swimming pool and pulled up floorboards in their quest for Hoffa. The latest search led police, droves of local and national reporters and dozens of curious onlookers to Szpunar’s brick ranchstyle home in Roseville. “I’m looking forward to everybody going home,” she told The Associated Press on Friday from her front porch. Szpunar has lived at the house since 1988.
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NY 1.32 47.88 -.30 -0.6 +10.7 NY 1.76 37.70 -.38 -1.0 +24.7 NY ... 3.37 -.23 -6.4 -37.6 NY .12 8.85 -.28 -3.0 +2.4 NY .80 50.11 +.40 +0.8 -12.3 NY ... 6.57 -.64 -8.9 -67.8 NY ... 32.79 -.84 -2.5 +41.3 NY .63 52.29 -.39 -0.7 +11.7 Nasd10.60 667.11-32.99 -4.7 +64.7 NY 1.92 42.36 -.64 -1.5 -.9 NY .04 14.74 -.09 -0.6 +33.8 NY .04 8.83 -.28 -3.1 +58.8 NY ... 9.00 +.31 +3.5 -74.7 NY 1.00 31.47 -.30 -0.9 +4.6 NY 2.08 86.04 -5.68 -6.2 -5.0 NY ... 8.28 -.37 -4.3 -24.3 NY 3.60 116.56 -1.24 -1.1 +9.5 Nasd .56 19.10 +.20 +1.0 +6.0 NY .04 32.72 -.95 -2.8 +24.4 NY 1.02 37.93 -.10 -0.3 +8.4 Nasd .65 35.74 -.48 -1.3 +50.8 NY 1.84 82.47 +.23 +0.3 +6.6 Nasd .32 9.85 -.43 -4.2 -32.6 NY ... 14.88 +.84 +6.0 -43.8 NY 1.40 59.49 -1.55 -2.5 +2.5 NY 1.28 28.96 -.99 -3.3 +.7 NY ... 36.01 -2.03 -5.3 +9.2 NY 2.28 91.45 -.47 -0.5 +7.9 Nasd ... 21.66 -1.20 -5.2 -43.3 NY .04 9.63 -.22 -2.2 +20.4 NY .20 9.86 -.54 -5.2 -8.4 NY .46 7.42 +.04 +0.5 +10.9 Nasd .24 14.24 -.07 -0.5 -2.3 NY .68 22.71 +.18 +0.8 +26.8 NY ... 13.70 ... ... +6.1 NY .53 17.06 -.53 -3.0 -33.8 NY .82 41.33 -.45 -1.1 +8.9 NY 1.72 53.00 -1.55 -2.8 +7.0 NY 1.23 83.44 -2.06 -2.4 +13.1 Nasd .90 22.66 -.47 -2.0 -6.6 NY 3.40 207.45 +1.47 +0.7 +12.8 NY 1.20 40.48 -.40 -1.0 +21.7
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NY NY NY NY NY Nasd Nasd NY NY NY NY NY Nasd NY NY Nasd NY Nasd NY NY NY NY Nasd NY Nasd NY Nasd NY NY NY Nasd Nasd Nasd NY NY NY NY NY Nasd NY NY Nasd
2.96 85.78 +.46 +0.5 +16.6 .60 23.54 -.14 -0.6 -2.8 .64 30.24 +.05 +0.2 +19.1 3.08 91.75 -1.96 -2.1 -8.6 1.00 30.60 -.10 -0.3 +14.7 ... 5.98 -.38 -6.0 -4.9 .92 29.76 -1.43 -4.6 +14.6 .20 16.74 -.34 -2.0 +10.6 ... 9.76 +.18 +1.9 +26.3 .96 25.48 -.02 -0.1 +7.0 .26 2.58 -.20 -7.0 -46.6 2.20 66.43 -.46 -0.7 +13.6 .24 31.46 -1.01 -3.1 +22.7 ... 24.29 -1.60 -6.2 -30.9 2.15 70.77 +.22 +0.3 +6.7 ... 1.03 -4.36 -80.9 ... .88 24.85 +.34 +1.4 +14.8 .61 68.57 -1.58 -2.3 +22.8 2.25 69.36 -.06 -0.1 +4.0 ... 15.50 -1.48 -8.7 +145.6 ... 2.38 -.56 -19.0 -75.5 .04 7.20 -.33 -4.3 +67.3 ... 7.50 +1.05 +16.2 -48.3 2.85 143.97 -1.90 -1.3 +14.7 .33 55.49 -2.47 -4.3 +74.6 1.56 148.91 -1.15 -0.8 +66.8 ... 2.59 +.05 +2.0 +42.3 1.96 46.09 +.83 +1.8 -.4 ... 5.52 -.13 -2.3 +135.9 .25 15.59 -.24 -1.5 +19.9 .44 11.52 -.73 -6.0 -17.1 ... 5.60 -.56 -9.1 +25.8 ... 5.18 -.31 -5.6 +10.2 .60 51.35 -.57 -1.1 +18.3 1.16 17.90 -.74 -4.0 -16.6 1.44 41.72 -.41 -1.0 +9.2 1.59 73.80 -.65 -0.9 +23.5 .88 34.53 -.44 -1.3 +25.3 .08 4.53 -.04 -0.9 -15.6 .60 26.14 -.39 -1.5 +40.0 .17 7.34 -.42 -5.4 -7.8 ... 15.98 +.24 +1.5 -1.0
AGRICULTURE FUTURES WkHigh WkLow Settle WkChg CORN 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel Dec 12 Mar 13 May 13 Jul 13 Sep 13 Dec 13 Mar 14
756.25 759.50 757 751 667.25 641.75 647.50
705 708.75 706.75 700.50 629 603.75 612.75
756.25 759.50 756.50 749 659 630.50 637.75
CATTLE 40,000 lbs.- cents per lb. +8 +8.50 +6.75 +6.75 -6 -9 -9.25
SOYBEANS 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel Nov 12 Jan 13 Mar 13 May 13 Jul 13 Aug 13 Sep 13
1626 1626.75 1588 1537.25 1517 1487.75 1425.75
1557.50 1558.75 1508.50 1464.50 1445.75 1428.25 1372.25
1601 1602.75 1564.25 1521.50 1496.75 1463 1399
907.25 916.75 913.75 875.25 872.50 882.25 882
849.25 861.50 863.75 824.25 826.25 835.25 850
902.50 912.25 906.25 867 868.75 874.75 878.75
Oct 12 Dec 12 Feb 13 Apr 13 Jun 13 Aug 13 Oct 13
126.05 128.95 132.45 136.15 132.70 132.80 135.80
121.52 123.95 127.80 131.60 128.10 128.65 132.55
122.07 124.70 128.42 132.52 128.90 129.17 133.20
-3.45 -3.77 -3.50 -3.20 -3.50 -3.23 -2.80
77.17 73.75 80.25 87.55 95.65 98.22 98.00
+1.37 -1.22 -.95 -.15 +.10 +.12 +.55
69.15 70.65 71.68 72.76 73.91 76.01 75.63
-2.85 -2.60 -2.55 -2.49 -2.31 -2.16 -2.23
HOGS-Lean 40,000 lbs.- cents per lb. -20.75 -19.25 -15.25 -4.50 -10.50 -16.75 -18.50
WHEAT 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel Dec 12 Mar 13 May 13 Jul 13 Sep 13 Dec 13 Mar 14
WkHigh WkLow Settle WkChg
Oct 12 Dec 12 Feb 13 Apr 13 May 13 Jun 13 Jul 13
77.45 75.87 81.70 87.80 95.70 98.37 98.10
75.47 73.40 79.05 85.35 94.40 96.50 96.30
COTTON 2 50,000 lbs.- cents per lb. +5.25 +4.25 +.75 -4.50 -3.25 -4 -6.75
Oct 12 Dec 12 Mar 13 May 13 Jul 13 Sep 13 Oct 13
72.25 73.67 74.55 75.39 76.26 ... 76.60
69.15 70.46 71.50 72.54 73.64 ... 75.12
Tables show seven most current contracts for each future. Grains traded on Chicago Board of Trade; livestock on Chicago Mercantile Exchange; and cotton on New York Cotton Exchange.
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Obj
PIMCO TotRetIs Vanguard TotStIdx Vanguard InstIdxI Fidelity Contra Vanguard 500Adml American Funds CapIncBuA m Vanguard TotStIAdm American Funds IncAmerA m American Funds GrthAmA m Vanguard InstPlus American Funds CpWldGrIA m American Funds InvCoAmA m American Funds WAMutInvA m FrankTemp-Franklin Income A m Dodge & Cox Stock Dodge & Cox IntlStk
CI LB LB LG LB IH LB MA LG LB WS LB LV CA LV FB
Total Assets ($Mlns) NAV 165,689 73,450 66,940 59,603 58,280 57,924 57,367 56,646 55,441 47,245 45,614 45,204 40,289 40,234 39,531 37,039
11.58 35.84 131.95 79.68 132.83 52.87 35.85 17.98 33.86 131.95 36.02 30.65 31.31 2.23 118.94 32.45
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Pct Min Init Load Invt
+1.2 +2.4 +2.4 +3.1 +2.4 +1.2 +2.5 +1.8 +3.1 +2.4 +2.5 +1.4 +1.5 +1.9 +2.7 +2.5
NL 1,000,000 NL 3,000 NL 5,000,000 NL 2,500 NL 10,000 5.75 250 NL 10,000 5.75 250 5.75 250 NL200,000,000 5.75 250 5.75 250 5.75 250 4.25 1,000 NL 2,500 NL 2,500
+11.4/A +27.8/A +28.0/A +24.6/B +28.0/A +17.3/A +28.0/A +19.2/B +24.9/B +28.0/A +21.0/B +25.0/C +23.9/D +18.6/A +29.4/A +14.8/C
+8.9/A +1.5/A +1.1/B +2.8/B +1.1/B +0.6/C +1.6/A +2.2/C +0.1/D +1.1/B -1.4/B -0.2/C +0.5/B +3.6/C -1.8/D -3.7/B
CA -Conservative Allocation, CI -Intermediate-Term Bond, ES -Europe Stock, FB -Foreign Large Blend, FG -Foreign LargeGrowth, FV -Foreign Large Value, IH -World Allocation, LB -Large Blend, LG -Large Growth, LV -Large Value, MA -Moderate Allocation, MB -Mid-Cap Blend, MV - Mid-Cap Value, SH -Specialty-heath, WS -World Stock, Total Return: Chng in NAV with dividends reinvested. Rank: How fund performed vs. others with same objective: A is in top 20%, E in bottom 20%. Min Init Invt: Minimum $ needed to invest in fund. Source: Morningstar. Stock Footnotes: g = Dividends and earnings in Canadian dollars. h = Does not meet continued-listing standards. lf = Late filing with SEC. n = New in past 52 weeks. pf = Preferred. rs = Stock has undergone a reverse stock split of at least 50 percent within the past year. rt = Right to buy security at a specified price. s = Stock has split by at least 20 percent within the last year. un = Units. vj = In bankruptcy or receivership. wd = When distributed. wi = When issued. wt = Warrants. Mutual Fund Footnotes: b = Fee covering market costs is paid from fund assets. d = Deferred sales charge, or redemption fee. f = front load (sales charges). m = Multiple fees are charged. NA = not available. p = previous day’s net asset value. s = fund split shares during the week. x = fund paid a distribution during the week.Gainers and Losers must be worth at least $2 to be listed in tables at left. Most Actives must be worth at least $1. Volume in hundreds of shares. Source: The Associated Press. Sales figures are unofficial.
NEW YORK —Apple CEO Tim Cook apologized Friday for the company's error-ridden new mobile mapping service and pledged to improve the application installed on tens of millions of smartphones. In an unusual mea culpa, he invited frustrated consumers to turn to the competition. Cook said Apple “fell short� of its own expectations. “Everything we do at Apple is aimed at making our products the best in the world. We know that you expect that from us, and we will keep working nonstop until Maps lives up to the same incredibly high standard,� he said in a letter posted online. Apple released an update to its iPhone and iPad operating system last week that replaced Google Maps with Apple's own map application. But users quickly complained that the new software offered fewer details, lacked public transit directions and misplaced landmarks, among other problems. People have been flocking to social media to complain and make fun of the app's glitches, which include judging landscape features by their names. The hulking Madison Square Garden arena in New York, for instance, shows up as green park space because of the word “garden.� Until the software is improved, Cook recommended that people use competing map applica-
tions to get around — a rare move for the world's most valuable company, which prides itself on producing industry-leading gadgets that easily surpass rivals. Apple has made missteps in the past — even under founder and CEO Steve Jobs, whose dogged perfectionism was legendary. “I think they are clearing the air and, more importantly, clarifying why they had to do their own maps,� said Tim Bajarin, a Creative Strategies analyst who's followed Apple for more than three decades. He recalled an infamous problem with the iPhone 4's antenna that interfered with reception when people covered a certain spot with a bare hand. Jobs apologized, though he denied there was an antenna problem that needed fixing. Apple quickly recovered. But Cook's remarks went further, saying the company was “extremely sorry� and promising to make swift changes. Contrast that with Jobs' statement from 2010, when he said the antenna issue had been “blown so out of proportion that it's incredible.� Still, Jobs also acknowledged that Apple was “stunned and upset and embarrassed.� But he insisted the antenna issue was not widespread and only a small number of users complained to Apple's warranty service. On Friday, Cook said the new version of the map-
ping app was designed to give users the features they've been asking for. It includes turn-by-turn directions, voice integration and a 3-D flyover feature. Google's map application for the iPhone did not give turn-by-turn directions or voice-guided navigation, although its version for Android devices does. Google, Bajarin said, wouldn't license the turnby-turn feature to Apple because Google prefers to give devices running its own Android software an advantage over the iPhone and iPad. Maps and navigation are among the most-used features of smartphones. Cook said Apple's maps will get better as more people use the app and provide feedback. That's true for all digital maps. Google's system wasn't perfect when it launched, but it got better over the years as users pointed out mistakes and helped the company collect its vast trove of data. “Ultimately, what (Apple) discovered early on is that Google had access to
100 million iOS users who helped them build the Google Maps database, Bajarin said. “At some point Apple had to put its foot down.� It came time, he explained, for Apple to own the users of its mapping service, not Google. But for now, Cook actually recommends that users look at other options — including Google maps. “While we're improving Maps, you can try alternatives by downloading map apps from the App Store like Bing, MapQuest and Waze, or use Google or Nokia maps by going to their websites and creating an icon on your home screen to their web app,� Cook wrote. Could Apple have avoided the debacle? Bajarin thinks so, maybe by acknowledging that the map app was a work in progress. That's what the company did when it released Siri, its virtual assistant. Customers understood. Apple released the iPhone 5 last week and on Monday said it sold more than 5 million of them in three days.
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Stocks seal 3Q gains BY JOSHUA FREED Associated Press
Stocks posted solid gains for the third quarter, although the ride got bumpy at the end. Stocks fell five days of the last six, including on Friday, the last trading day of the quarter. But the big indexes are still up 4 percent or more for the three months. They're ahead 10 percent or more for the year. That's despite all the anxiety about the euro, Iran and U.S. politics. Actually, those worries are exactly why stocks are up, said Uri Landesman, who runs the Platinum Partners hedge fund. He notes that investors around the world feel that U.S. stocks look pretty good, compared to some of the alternatives. “People are scared, and 2008 wasn't that long ago, and Europe remains a problem,� he said. Those factors “are keeping the market up in the face of some really questionable economic data and questionable behavior by the Fed.� Investors got some more of that iffy economic data on Friday. The Commerce Department said
consumer spending rose a half-percent last month, compared with July. That was a big jump — but it was driven by higher gas prices.
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Kossuth belts 4 home runs in road victory
Sports
Sunday, September 30, 2012
Alabama eases past Ole Miss, 33-14 BY JOHN ZENOR Associated Press
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Amari Cooper caught two touchdown passes from AJ McCarron and Christion Jones returned a kickoff 99 yards for another score, leading No. 1 Al-
abama to a 33-14 victory over Mississippi Saturday night. The Crimson Tide (5-0, 2-0 Southeastern Conference) trailed briefly, 7-6, for the first time in regulation since last year’s Tennessee game, a span of nine-plus games.
The Rebels (3-2, 0-1) put up a fight against a team that had been walloping opponents by nearly 37 points on average, but still lost their ninth straight SEC opener. McCarron completed 22 of 30 passes for 180 yards and
Eddie Lacy gained much of his 82 yards in the fourth quarter when Alabama put it away with Jeremy Shelley’s third and fourth field goals of the game. The Tide’s defense bailed out an offense that sputtered. at times with three interceptions.
BY H. LEE SMITH II lsmith@dailycorinthian.com
Kossuth did all its damage via the long ball in picking up a 10-7 win at Smithville in late slow-pitch softball action on Thursday. The Lady Aggies banged out 15 hits with all 10 runs coming on homers. Kossuth, which also hit four in a losing effort against Booneville on Tuesday, has now totaled 62 four-baggers through 22 games. Kossuth (13-9) got a three-run homer from Jordan Dickson in the first inning. After Smithville had pulled to within 3-2, Kristen Devers delivered a three-run shot in the third. Carleigh Mills added to a 6-4 lead with a three-run blast in the fifth. Smithville cut the deficit to 9-6 with a pair of runs in the sixth, only to see Shelby Stewart get one back with a solo homer in the seventh. Stewart, Paden Tomlin, Devers and Dickson had three hits each. Kossuth held a 15-12 advantage in the hit department. The Lady Aggies wrap up Division 1-3A play Monday with a make-up contest at Alcorn Central. Kossuth finPlease see KOSSUTH | 9A
Local Schedule Monday Softball Saltillo @ Tish Co., 5:30 Kossuth @ Central, 6 Volleyball Corinth @ Chester Co., 6 Tuesday Softball Itawamba @ Tish Co., 5:30 Amory @ Corinth, 6 West Union @ Central, 6:30 Kossuth @ Tupelo, 7:00 Volleyball Tishomingo Co. @ Pontotoc Thursday Football Northeast @ Coahoma, 6:30 Softball Corinth @ Kossuth, 6 Volleyball USJ @ Corinth, 6 Tishomingo Co. @ Belmont Friday Football Booneville @ Kossuth, 7 (WXRZ) Holly Springs @ Central, 7 Corinth @ Amory, 7 Biggersville @ Smithville, 7 Tishomingo Co. @ Pontotoc, 7 Belmont @ Ripley, 7 Calhoun City @ Walnut, 7 TCPS @ Thrasher, 7 McNairy @ JCM, 7 Saturday Volleyball Division Tournament @ Ripley Cross Country Central, Kossuth @ Itawamba
Shorts AC Football Meeting Parents of members of the ACHS/ ACMS football teams are asked to attend a meeting on October 9 in Coach Lander’s room at ACHS. The meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m.
Golf Tournaments ■ The Pickwick Methodist Men’s Club will be holding a 4 person Scramble on October 6. Entry fee is $240 per team or $60 per person and includes golf cart rental, range balls and lunch. Lunch will be served at 11 a.m. and the tournament will begin at 12 p.m. For more information call the Pickwick United Methodist Church at 731-689-5358. ■ Whispering Pines Golf Course will be hosting a 3 man Scramble tournament on October 13. An entry fee of $40 per person will be charged, and golf carts can be rented for an additional $10. The tournament will include lunch for all participants and begin at 9 a.m. For more information call Bob or Judy Miller at 286-6151 or 284-6351. ■ Shiloh Ridge is hosting a 3 person scramble on Saturday, Oct. 20. The event is open to the public with an entry fee of $30 for members and $40 for others. Fee includes 18 holes of golf and cart. For more info call 286-8000.
(AP Photo/Dave Martin)
Alabama wide receiver Amari Cooper (9) stiffs arm out of the tackle of Mississippi linebacker Denzel Nkemdiche (4) in the first half of an NCAA college football game at Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa, Ala., Saturday.
Corinth clubs fare well in own meet BY H. LEE SMITH II lsmith@dailycorinthian.com
The hosts made the most. Corinth turned in good showings across the board Saturday at the Corinth Cross Country Invitational. Nineteen teams and over 500 runners took part in the 8th annual event held in the field across the road from Corinth Elementary School. “It warmed up a little the last two races, but it was great weather,” said Corinth Head Coach Larry Mangus. “I was really pleased with the turnout.” The varsity teams finished fourth in the Class 4A-6A division. Both the Warriors and Lady Warriors earned a second-place finish among 4A schools, trailing only perennial champion Pontotoc. “Pontotoc is so strong, but
we are getting closer,” said Mangus. “The boys ran well and all the girls set personal records or ran season bests.” All junior high teams ran together with Corinth finishing second to Saltillo in both meets. Kossuth finished second to French Camp in the 1A-3A boys’ event. The Lady Aggies were third behind Mooreville and South Pontotoc among 1A3A females. The Ripley girls finished fifth in the 1A-3A event with Page Rowland winning the individual title. The Tishomingo County boys were sixth overall and third among 4A schools in the 4A-6A race. ■ Overall the Corinth girls were fourth in 4A-6A with 90 points. Pontotoc was first with 41, followed by Starkville (55) and Saltillo (57). Emma Knight (15:44) and
Yvette Evans (15:54) set personal records and finished No. 2 and No. 3 among the 75 finishers. Kate Mattox of Starkville turned in the fastest finish in the state with a time of 14:52. Holley Marshall (22), Katie Jones (37) and Mary Wayne (38) rounded out the top five finishers for the Lady Warriors. Each ran a season best in the process. ■ The Corinth boys were fourth overall in 4A-6A with 95 points. Saltillo won with 39 points, followed by Starkville (47) and Pontotoc (59). Clayton Allred topped the effort with a fourth-place finish in 17:21. Will Crigger was next at 17th among 97 finishers in a time of 18:44. Corinth travels to Moulton, Ala., on Saturday to take part in the Jesse Owens Invitational. “It’s a huge meet and is well
run,” said Mangus. “It’s an excellent course and we run well there.” Lady Warriors 2. Emma Knight, 15:44*; 3. Yvette Evans, 15:54*; 22. Holley Marshall, 17:08; 37. Katie Jones, 18:26; 38. Mary Wayne, 18:32; 45. Hannah Rogers, 18:59*; 67. Claire Smith, 22:20* Warriors 4. Clayton Allred, 17:21; 17. Will Crigger, 18:44; 22. Jordan Mills, 19:07; 25. Dennis Dilworth, 19:17; 31. Austin Martin, 19:29; 32. Reed Pearce, 19:32; 39. Austin Powell, 20:08; 55. Rosley Smith, 21:22; 81. Baley Martin, 24:01*; 87. Ben Henson, 24:57*; 93. Michael Saul, 25:59 *Personal Record
Blue Devils roll in Division 1-3A opener BY H. LEE SMITH II lsmith@dailycorinthian.com
BOONEVILLE — The Blue Devils crowned the queen in style. Booneville showed little rust from an open date by scoring three times in the first quarter en route to a 54-6 win
over Alcorn Central in its annual Homecoming contest. The Blue Devils improved to 4-2 overall and 1-0 in 1-3A, joining Belmont and Ripley atop the six-team league in the opening weekend of division play. Seven different Blue Dev-
ils scored touchdowns, paced by Zeus Rogers two scoring jaunts. Jack Simpson tossed a pair of touchdowns, both in the opening half as Booneville built a 47-6 lead. Booneville jumped out to a 14-0 lead behind a 30-yard run by Rogers and a 5-yard
jaunt by Jordan Miller. Alcorn Central (2-5, 0-1) recorded its lone score in the opening period on a 5-yard run by Josh Berry. Simpson connected with Zane Lott from 19 yards out to push the lead to Please see OPENER | 9A
Wild one: No. 5 Georgia holds off Tennessee Vols Associated Press
ATHENS, Ga.— Mark Richt looked past the mind-boggling offensive statistics to find the most important fact for his Georgia team. When the game was on the line, Georgia made the plays. Even on defense. Todd Gurley ran for three touchdowns and Keith Marshall added two as No. 5 Georgia recovered after blowing a 17-point lead to beat Tennessee 51-44 on Saturday in the highest-scoring game ever between the SEC rivals. Georgia (5-0, 3-0 SEC), which had never scored more points against the Volunteers in 41 previous meetings, needed three takeaways in the final six minutes stay
unbeaten. Twice Sanders Commings intercepted Tyler Bray’s passes and in between the Tennessee quarterback was stripped from behind and the fumble was recovered by Georgia’s John Jenkins. “You can get into statistics, but the bottom line is a lot of games are going to come down to the end where somebody has to make a play,” Richt said. “It’s nice to have a gutcheck and come out on top.” The Bulldogs’ defensive plays in the closing minutes followed a game packed with offense. The previous high for points in the series was 84 in Tennessee’s 51-33 win in 2006. On Saturday, the teams
combined for 60 points in just the first half. Georgia had 282 yards rushing as its two freshmen each topped 100 yards. With former Georgia standout Herschel Walker watching, Gurley had 24 carries for 130 yards. Marshall had 164 yards on only 10 carries. Asked if he anticipated the high-scoring pace, Gurley said “Probably not.” “We know what we’re capable of,” said Gurley, who has rushed for more than 100 yards in four of his first five games. “We did our thing. We executed.” Aaron Murray threw two third-quarter touchdown passes to Michael Bennett for the Bulldogs.
Georgia led 27-10 early in the second quarter before Tennessee took the lead with 20 unanswered points. Tennessee (3-2, 0-2 SEC) took its third straight loss in the series under coach Derek Dooley, the son of Georgia’s former longtime coach Vince Dooley. “We are better in a lot of areas, but we have to shore up the run defense,” Derek Dooley said. “Georgia is a great running team but we are a lot better than what we showed out there today. It was frustrating.” Georgia plays at No. 6 South Carolina next week in a key SEC East game. “We’ve been able to overPlease see GEORGIA | 9A
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Sunday, September 30, 2012
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East Division W L Pct GB 91 67 .576 — 90 67 .573 ½ 87 71 .551 4 70 88 .443 21 69 88 .439 21½ Central Division W L Pct GB Detroit 85 73 .538 — Chicago 83 75 .525 2 Kansas City 70 87 .446 14½ Cleveland 66 91 .420 18½ Minnesota 66 92 .418 19 West Division W L Pct GB Texas 92 65 .586 — Oakland 90 68 .570 2½ Los Angeles 87 70 .554 5 Seattle 73 85 .462 19½ Wild-card standings W L Pct WCGB New York 91 67 .576 — Baltimore 90 67 .573 — Oakland 89 68 .567 — Los Angeles 87 70 .554 2 Tampa Bay 86 71 .548 3 ___ Friday’s Games Baltimore 9, Boston 1 Cleveland 8, Kansas City 5 N.Y. Yankees 11, Toronto 4 L.A. Angels 7, Texas 4 Minnesota 4, Detroit 2 Chicago White Sox 3, Tampa Bay 1 Oakland 8, Seattle 2 Saturday’s Games Toronto 3, N.Y. Yankees 2 Detroit 6, Minnesota 4 Oakland 7, Seattle 4, 10 innings Tampa Bay 10, Chicago White Sox 4 L.A. Angels at Texas,(n) Boston at Baltimore,(n) Kansas City at Cleveland, (n) Sunday’s Games Kansas City (Hochevar 8-15) at Cleveland (McAllister 5-8), 12:05 p.m. N.Y. Yankees (P.Hughes 16-13) at Toronto (H.Alvarez 9-14), 12:07 p.m. Boston (Z.Stewart 1-3) at Baltimore (J.Saunders 2-3), 12:35 p.m. Detroit (A.Sanchez 4-6) at Minnesota (Hendriks 1-8), 1:10 p.m. Tampa Bay (Price 19-5) at Chicago White Sox (Quintana 6-5), 1:10 p.m. L.A. Angels (Greinke 6-2) at Texas (Darvish 16-9), 2:05 p.m. Seattle (Er.Ramirez 1-3) at Oakland (Milone 13-10),34:05 p.m. Monday’s Games Boston at N.Y. Yankees, 6:05 p.m. Chicago White Sox at Cleveland, 6:05 p.m. Minnesota at Toronto, 6:07 p.m. Baltimore at Tampa Bay, 6:10 p.m. Detroit at Kansas City, 7:10 p.m. Texas at Oakland, 9:05 p.m. L.A. Angels at Seattle, 9:10 p.m.
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ished second in the four-team league and will travel to either Leflore County or Leland for the opening round of the Class 3A playoffs.
KHS 10, Smithville 7 KHS 303 030 1 -- 10 15 3 SHS 022 002 1 -- 12 2 Â WP: Abbie Clausel (11-7). LP: Ashton Hensley. Multiple Hits: (K) Shelby Stewart 3, Paden Tomlin 3, Kristen Devers 3, Jordan Dickson 3, Briana Bryan 2. HR: (K) Dickson, Devers, Carleigh Mills, Stewart. Record: Kossuth 13-9
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West Tennessee Wildcats, a 7U travel baseball team, will be holding tryouts for the 2013 season. If interested call Chad at 731-646-0426. â– The Jackson Athletics, a 13U majors travel team, will be holding tryouts for the fall and 2013 season. If interested call Jason at 901-487-6875. Â
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West Division W L Pct GB x-San Francisco 92 65 .586 — Los Angeles 82 75 .522 10 Arizona 79 78 .503 13 San Diego 74 83 .471 18 Colorado 62 95 .395 30 Wild-card standings W L Pct WCGB z-Atlanta 91 66 .580 — St. Louis 85 72 .541 — Los Angeles 82 75 .522 3 z-clinched playoff berth x-clinched division ___ Friday’s Games Cincinnati 1, Pittsburgh 0 Miami 2, Philadelphia 1 N.Y. Mets 3, Atlanta 1 Houston 7, Milwaukee 6 St. Louis 12, Washington 2 Arizona 8, Chicago Cubs 3 San Francisco 3, San Diego 1 L.A. Dodgers 8, Colorado 0 Saturday’s Games Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, (n) Houston at Milwaukee, (n) N.Y. Mets at Atlanta ,(n) Philadelphia at Miami, (n) Washington at St. Louis, (n) Chicago Cubs at Arizona, (n) San Francisco at San Diego, (n) Colorado at L.A. Dodgers, (n) Sunday’s Games Philadelphia (Hamels 16-6) at Miami (Eovaldi 4-12), 12:10 p.m. Cincinnati (Cueto 19-9) at Pittsburgh (W.Rodriguez 12-13), 12:35 p.m. N.Y. Mets (Mejia 1-1) at Atlanta (Medlen 9-1), 12:35 p.m. Houston (Lyles 4-12) at Milwaukee (Fiers 9-9), 1:10 p.m. Washington (Detwiler 10-7) at St. Louis (Lynn 17-7), 1:15 p.m. San Francisco (Lincecum 10-15) at San Diego (Volquez 11-11), 3:05 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Rusin 1-3) at Arizona (Collmenter 5-3), 3:10 p.m. Colorado (J.De La Rosa 0-1) at L.A. Dodgers (Beckett 1-3), 3:10 p.m. Monday’s Games Atlanta at Pittsburgh, 6:05 p.m. Philadelphia at Washington, 6:05 p.m. N.Y. Mets at Miami, 6:10 p.m. Houston at Chicago Cubs, 7:05 p.m. San Diego at Milwaukee, 7:10 p.m. Cincinnati at St. Louis, 7:15 p.m. Colorado at Arizona, 8:40 p.m. San Francisco at L.A. Dodgers, 9:10 p.m.
Basketball WNBA Playoff schedule CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS (x-if necessary) (Best-of-3) Eastern Conference Connecticut 1, New York 0 Thursday, Sept. 27: Connecticut 65, New York 60 Saturday, Sept. 29: Connecticut at New York, 6 p.m. x-Monday, Oct. 1: New York at Connecticut, 6 p.m. Atlanta 1, Indiana 0 Friday Sept. 28: Atlanta 75, Indiana 66 Sunday, Sept. 30: Indiana at Atlanta, 3 p.m. x-Tuesday, Oct. 2: Atlanta at Indiana, TBD Western Conference Minnesota 1, Seattle 0 Friday, Sept. 28: Minnesota 78, Seattle 70 Sunday, Sept. 30: Minnesota at Se-
attle, 8 p.m. x-Tuesday, Oct. 2: Seattle at Minnesota, TBD Los Angeles 1, San Antonio 0 Thursday, Sept. 27: Los Angeles 93, San Antonio 86 Saturday, Sept. 29: Los Angeles at San Antonio, 2 p.m. x-Monday, Oct. 1: San Antonio at Los Angeles, 9:30 p.m.
Football NFL standings, schedule AMERICAN CONFERENCE East W L T Pct PF PA N.Y. Jets 2 1 0 .667 81 75 Buffalo 2 1 0 .667 87 79 New England 1 2 0 .333 82 64 Miami 1 2 0 .333 65 66 South W L T Pct PF PA Houston 3 0 0 1.000 88 42 Jacksonville 1 2 0 .333 52 70 Tennessee 1 2 0 .333 67 113 Indianapolis 1 2 0 .333 61 83 North W L T Pct PF PA Baltimore 3 1 0 .750 121 83 Cincinnati 2 1 0 .667 85 102 Pittsburgh 1 2 0 .333 77 75 Cleveland 0 4 0 .000 73 98 West W L T Pct PF PA San Diego 2 1 0 .667 63 51 Denver 1 2 0 .333 77 77 Kansas City 1 2 0 .333 68 99 Oakland 1 2 0 .333 61 88 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East W L T Pct PF PA Dallas 2 1 0 .667 47 54 Philadelphia 2 1 0 .667 47 66 N.Y. Giants 2 1 0 .667 94 65 Washington 1 2 0 .333 99 101 South W L T Pct PF PA Atlanta 3 0 0 1.000 94 48 Tampa Bay 1 2 0 .333 60 67 Carolina 1 2 0 .333 52 79 New Orleans 0 3 0 .000 83 102 North W L T Pct PF PA Minnesota 2 1 0 .667 70 59 Chicago 2 1 0 .667 74 50 Green Bay 1 2 0 .333 57 54 Detroit 1 2 0 .333 87 94 West W L T Pct PF PA Arizona 3 0 0 1.000 67 40 San Francisco 2 1 0 .667 70 65 Seattle 2 1 0 .667 57 39 St. Louis 1 2 0 .333 60 78 ___ Thursday’s Game Baltimore 23, Cleveland 16 Sunday’s Games Tennessee at Houston, Noon San Diego at Kansas City, Noon Seattle at St. Louis, Noon New England at Buffalo, Noon Minnesota at Detroit, Noon Carolina at Atlanta, Noon San Francisco at N.Y. Jets, Noon Miami at Arizona, 3:05 p.m. Oakland at Denver, 3:05 p.m. Cincinnati at Jacksonville, 3:05 p.m. New Orleans at Green Bay, 3:25 p.m. Washington at Tampa Bay, 3:25 p.m. N.Y. Giants at Philadelphia, 7:20 p.m. Open: Indianapolis, Pittsburgh Monday’s Game Chicago at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 4 Arizona at St. Louis, 7:20 p.m.
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College football scores EAST Albany (NY) 55, Monmouth (NJ) 24 Bloomsburg 43, Gannon 24 Brown 37, Georgetown 10 Clemson 45, Boston College 31 Colgate 47, Yale 24 College of NJ 55, W. Connecticut 27 Cortland St. 20, Montclair St. 0 Delaware Valley 42, Albright 21 Duquesne 24, St. Francis (Pa.) 21 Gettysburg 35, McDaniel 3 Ithaca 40, Utica 22 Lehigh 34, Fordham 31 Merchant Marine 34, RPI 31 Merrimack 63, Pace 14 New Hampshire 34, Delaware 14 Ohio 37, UMass 34 Penn 28, Dartmouth 21 Princeton 33, Columbia 6 Rochester 30, St. Lawrence 20 Rowan 17, Brockport 3 Sacred Heart 34, CCSU 21 San Jose St. 12, Navy 0 Shippensburg 49, Lock Haven 6 Stony Brook 23, Army 3 Susquehanna 17, Muhlenberg 0 UConn 24, Buffalo 17 Ursinus 24, Moravian 7 Villanova 35, Maine 14 Wagner 31, Bryant 21 Waynesburg 20, Thiel 19 West Virginia 70, Baylor 63 Wilkes 37, FDU-Florham 27 SOUTH Alabama St. 54, Alcorn St. 14 Appalachian St. 55, Coastal Carolina 14 Campbellsville 15, Kentucky Christian 14 Catholic 41, Hampden-Sydney 28 Christopher Newport 45, Maryville (Tenn.) 31 Cumberland (Tenn.) 41, Pikeville 23 Cumberlands 61, Lindsey Wilson 21 Duke 34, Wake Forest 27 E. Kentucky 28, UT-Martin 16 Ferrum 49, Averett 28 Furman 45, W. Carolina 24 Gallaudet 52, Anna Maria 24 Georgetown (Ky.) 63, Bethel (Tenn.) 21 Georgia 51, Tennessee 44 Hobart 61, WPI 8 Howard 56, Savannah St. 9 Jacksonville 26, Marist 14 Jacksonville St. 31, SE Missouri 16 Louisiana Tech 44, Virginia 38 Louisiana-Monroe 63, Tulane 10 Miami 44, NC State 37 Middle Tennessee 49, Georgia Tech 28 Millsaps 33, Centre 16 Missouri 21, UCF 16 North Carolina 66, Idaho 0 Old Dominion 45, Richmond 37 Randolph-Macon 22, Emory & Henry 10 SC State 14, Norfolk St. 0 Southern U. 21, Florida A&M 14 Stillman 32, Lane 22 Troy 31, South Alabama 10 Tulsa 49, UAB 42 Tusculum 49, Brevard 39 Union (Ky.) 37, Bluefield South 14 Willamette 28, Sewanee 24 Winston-Salem 35, Bowie St. 3 Wofford 49, Elon 24 MIDWEST Adrian 24, Hope 0 Alma 20, Olivet 14 Aurora 55, Maranatha Baptist 14 Bemidji St. 35, Minn.-Crookston 2 Bethel (Minn.) 21, Augsburg 20 Bowling Green 48, Rhode Island 8 Butler 21, Dayton 11 Carthage 31, North Park 6 Cent. Missouri 35, Missouri Southern 10
Central 31, Dubuque 24 Cincinnati 27, Virginia Tech 24 Coe 51, Buena Vista 0 Cornell (Iowa) 48, Beloit 8 DePauw 17, Washington (Mo.) 14 E. Illinois 65, Austin Peay 15 Eureka 31, Westminster (Mo.) 18 Findlay 43, Notre Dame Coll. 42 Greenville 49, Crown (Minn.) 18 Gustavus 37, Hamline 0 Hillsdale 44, N. Michigan 6 Illinois College 56, Lawrence 20 Illinois St. 34, South Dakota 31 Iowa 31, Minnesota 13 Kent St. 45, Ball St. 43 Lake Forest 13, Carroll (Wis.) 10 Loras 28, Luther 25 Malone 24, Tiffin 14 Martin Luther 17, Presentation 13 Miami (Ohio) 56, Akron 49 Missouri Valley 47, Culver-Stockton 7 Monmouth (Ill.) 31, St. Norbert 9 N. Illinois 55, Cent. Michigan 24 Northern St. (SD) 45, Minn. St.Moorhead 7 Northwestern 44, Indiana 29 Northwestern (Minn.) 38, Minn.Morris 14 Ohio St. 17, Michigan St. 16 Penn St. 35, Illinois 7 Purdue 51, Marshall 41 Ripon 42, Knox 17 Simpson (Iowa) 20, Wartburg 19 St. Olaf 38, St. John’s (Minn.) 35 St. Thomas (Minn.) 47, Carleton 24 Trine 30, Kalamazoo 20 Wayne (Mich.) 21, Northwood (Mich.) 11 Wayne (Neb.) 31, Augustana (SD) 27 Wheaton (Ill.) 49, Augustana (Ill.) 7 Winona St. 45, Upper Iowa 42 Wis. Lutheran 27, Lakeland 17 SOUTHWEST Houston 35, Rice 14 Nevada 34, Texas St. 21 SE Louisiana 31, Lamar 21 Texas A&M 58, Arkansas 10 FAR WEST Air Force 42, Colorado St. 21 Arizona St. 27, California 17 Montana St. 24, S. Utah 17 Sacramento St. 54, Idaho St. 31
Golf Ryder Cup results Saturday at Medinah Country Club Medinah, Ill. UNITED STATES 10, EUROPE 6 Foursomes United States 3, Europe 1 Justin Rose and Ian Poulter, Europe, def. Webb Simpson and Bubba Watson, United States, 1 up. Keegan Bradley and Phil Mickelson, United States, def. Lee Westwood and Luke Donald, Europe, 7 and 6. Jason Dufner and Zach Johnson, United States, def. Nicolas Colsaerts and Sergio Garcia, Europe, 2 and 1. Jim Furyk and Brandt Snedeker, United States, def. Rory McIlroy and Graeme McDowell, Europe, 1 up. ___ Fourballs United States 2, Europe 2 Dustin Johnson and Matt Kuchar, United States, def. Nicolas Colsaerts and Paul Lawrie, Europe, 1 up. Bubba Watson and Webb Simpson, United States, def. Justin Rose and Francesco Molinari, Europe, 5 and 4. Sergio Garcia and Luke Donald, Europe, def. Tiger Woods and Steve Stricker, United States, 1 up. Rory McIlroy and Ian Poulter, Europe def. Jason Dufner and Zach Johnson, United States, 1 up.
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21-6. Scoring runs by Rogers, Daryl Barefield and A.J. Grizzard -- coupled with a 19-yard pass from Simpson to Jazz Prather — extended the Blue Devils’ lead to 47-6 at intermission. Khalil Patterson capped the scoring with a 21-yard run in the third -- the senior’s first tally of the season.
Central totaled just 87 yards on 48 plays. Adam Carter finished with 55 yards on 17 carries. Booneville travels to Kossuth (1-5, 0-1) and Alcorn Central plays host to Holly Springs (3-4, 0-1) on Friday. â– At Bruce, the host Trojans opened Division 1-2A play with a 55-0 win over Walnut. Bruce improved to 5-2, 1-0 in league play, while Walnut dropped to 2-5, 0-1. Booneville 54, Central 6
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“The Few and the Proud — Marines Helping Marines” — a United States Marine Corps League is a visitation program for senior inactive Marines. When a senior inactive Marine is housebound or in a nursing home or hospice, the Corinth detachment will visit fellow Marines — because once a Marine always a Marine. For more information, call 662-287-3233.
Friendship class The Friendship Class meets weekly on Thursday at 6:30 p.m. in the fellowship hall of the First Presbyterian Church on Shiloh Road. This group of mentally challenged adults and mentors enjoy sharing time together, games, crafts, singing and refreshments. For more information, call the church office at 286-6638.
Story Hour Pre-school Story Hour is held each Thursday at 10 a.m. at the Corinth Library. Year-round art exhibits are also on display and educational non-profit groups meet in the auditorium monthly. The Corinth Friends of the Library hold their ongoing book sale inside the library. Hardback, paperback and audio books, and VHS and DVD donations to the library are always appreciated. For more information, call 287-2441.
Volunteers needed Magnolia Regional Hospice is currently seeking individuals or groups to be trained as volunteers. Hospice is a program of caring for individuals who are terminally ill and choose to remain at home with family or a caregiver. Some of the ministry opportunities for volunteers are sitting with the patient in their homes to allow the caregiver a break, grocery shopping, reading to a patient, craft opportunities, bereavement/grief support and in-office work. For more information, contact Lila Wade, volunteer coordinator at 662-293-1405 or 1-800843-7553.
Program expanded The Northeast Mississippi Planning and Development District/ Elderly and Disabled Medicaid Waiver Program has expanded into Alcorn, Prentiss, Tippah and Tishomingo Counties. This home and community based program is an alternative to nursing home placement and can offer services such as homemakers, expanded home health services, home delivered
meals, adult day services, escorted transportation, in-home respite and case management. For more information, call 1-800-745-6961 for details.
‘Just Plain Country’ Just Plain Country performs at the Tishomingo County Fairgrounds in Iuka every Saturday from 7-10 p.m. Good family entertainment.
Genealogy society The Alcorn County Genealogical Society has reopened for business Thursdays and Fridays from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. The genealogical society has moved to its new location -- the southeast corner of the Alcorn County Courthouse basement in the old veterans’ services office. The genealogical society will be open at the above hours until they get volunteers lined up, then they’ll be open more days for their patrons’ convenience.
Support groups ■ The Crossroads Group of Narcotics Anonymous meets Monday, Wednesday and Friday at noon, and at 7 p.m., seven days a week, at 506 Cruise Street in Corinth. All meetings are non-smoking. The Northeast Mississippi area of Narcotics Anonymous Hotline is 662-841-9998. ■ The Corinth Downtown Group AA meets Sundays and Tuesdays at 8 p.m. at the First Baptist Church, 501 N. Main Street, Corinth. For more information for all area AA groups, please call 662-212-2235. ■ An Alcoholics Anonymous meeting is held in Iuka at the old Chevy
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dealership building off old Hwy. 25 each Wednesday at 7 p.m. and Friday at 7:30 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women whose common welfare is to stay sober and help others achieve sobriety. The Iuka meeting is an open meeting, anyone who has a problem with alcohol or other substances is welcome to attend. For more information, call 662-660-3150. ■ The Alzheimer’s Caregiver Support Group in Corinth is partnered with the Alzheimer’s Association Mississippi Chapter. Keri Roaten is the facilitator. The group meets every first Thursday of each month at the Corinth Public Library, from 6-7 p.m. The group discusses the hardships of those caring for people effected by the disease and offer several different resources as well. For more information, contact k_roaten@hotmail. com or 662-594-5526. ■ The “Good Grief” ministry of the HopewellIndian Springs United Methodist Charge is a collaborative effort of both churches and meets every Wednesday afternoon at 3 p.m. in the dining room of the Arby’s Restaurant, 706 Highway 72 East, Corinth. The ministry was established to support those who have experienced a devastating life event such as the death of a loved one, diagnosis of a terminal illness or condition, the loss of a spouse or parent through divorce, even the loss of a job or home. The ministry is non-denominational and open to all. There is no cost to attend and no obligation to continue. For more information, call Bro. Rick Wells, pastor of Hopewell and Indian Springs United Methodist Charge and facilitator at 662-587-9602.
■ Al-Anon is a support group and fellowship of relatives and friends of alcoholics. The group meets at 7 p.m. on Mondays at 1st Baptist Church in Corinth. For more information, call 462-4404. ■ Mended Hearts is a support group open to all heart patients, their families and others impacted by heart disease. Its purpose is to inspire hope in heart disease patients and their families through visits and sharing experiences of recovery and returning to an active life. Healthcare professionals join in the mission by providing their expertise and support. Mended Hearts meets the second Monday of every month at 10 a.m. at the Magnolia Community Service Complex in the Cardiac Rehab Conference Room, 1001 South Harper Road in Corinth. ■ Finding Hope Ministries, a ministry of Fairview Community Church is offering a depression support group. The sessions will be held in the fellowship hall of Fairview Community Church, 125 CR 356, Iuka -- just off Hwy. 350. The support group meets from 10-11 a.m. Friday mornings and 6-7 p.m. Friday evenings. For more information, call Debra Smith at 662808-6997. ■ A grief support group for anyone who has lost a loved one or may have a sick family member and needs someone who will understand what your going through is meeting at Real Life Church, (next to Fred’s in Corinth), every Monday from 6-7 p.m. For one on one meetings, contact Sherry Scott at 662-415-7173. ■ C.A.U.S.E. (Corinth, Autism, Understanding, Support, Education) support group, “Just love them for who they are,” meets every first Monday of the month at 6 p.m. There is help for parents
of a child with autism. Meet other parents, share experiences, ask questions, get advice, help others, vent or just read. For more information, call 662-415-1340.
‘Sharing Hearts’ The Sharing Hearts adult care program offers Alzheimer’s Day Care on Tuesdays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at First Baptist Church, 501 Main Street, Corinth. It is a respite day program that provides individual group activities such as arts and crafts, exercise, music, games and therapy and lunch to patients diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia. The purpose of the program is to provide caregivers some free time from care while providing social interaction for the participants. For more information, call Tim Dixon at 662396-1454.
Shiloh museum A museum dedicated to the Battle of Shiloh and area veterans is now open next to Shiloh National Military Park. It is located at the intersection of state Route 22 and Route 142 in Shiloh, across from Ed Shaw’s Restaurant. The Shiloh Battlefield & World War II Museum is the home of Honor Our Veterans Inc., a non-profit organization dedicated to raising money for projects to benefit area veterans. The museum features items Larry DeBerry has amassed over a lifetime of collecting Shiloh-related artifacts, as well as artifacts from the Korean War, World War II, the Vietnam War — all the way up to the war in Afghanistan. The Shiloh Battlefield & World War II Museum is open Monday through Saturday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday, 1 to 5 p.m. For more information call Larry DeBerry at 731-926-0360.
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Community Events Family reunion The Vandiver family reunion is being held today at noon at Glen City Hall where it was held last year. Everyone is asked to bring a dish.
Class of ‘72 Walnut High School graduating class of 1972 is having its 40th reunion on Saturday, Oct. 6 at Chapman’s Restaurant, 251 CR 745, Walnut. Meet and greet is at 5 p.m. and dinner at 6 p.m. RSVP no later than Monday, Oct. 1 for a headcount to Kathie Jarmon Kerr, 7527 Oak St., Kansas City, MO 64114, or at kathiekerr@ gmail.com or 816-6510308. Spouses/friends, teachers and friends from other classes are welcome to attend, as long as they RSVP. Visit “Walnut High School Class of 1972 Walnut Miss” on Facebook.
Trash & Treasures Trash & Treasures along the Tenn-Tom is being held Friday and Saturday, Oct. 5-6 on Hwy. 25 north and south through Tishomingo County and U.S. Hwy. 72 and Alt. 72 to Burnsville. This is a 50-plus mile yard sale event in Tishomingo County. Designated setup areas available. For more information, contact Tishomingo County Tourism at 1-800-3864373 or info@tishomingo.org.
Girl Talk UT Extension and McNairy County Health Department is presenting a program for girls ages 9-12 and their moms to talk about their changing bodies, decision making, teen pregnancy, sexuality and family values. The
“Girl Talk” program will start on Thursday, Oct. 4 (for moms only) and continue on Thursdays, Oct. 11, Oct.18 and Oct. 25 at 6 p.m. at the McNairy County Ag Educational Center. Space is limited and registration is required. The cost is $30 per mother/daughter. The cost includes all materials, activities and snacks. To register or for more information, contact UT Extension at 731-645-3598.
Air show/Fly-in There will be an Air Show and Fly-in at Iuka, Segars Field from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 6. New, homebuilt and antique airplanes will be featured. There will be skydivers at noon. Admission is free. Rain date will be Oct. 7.
T-shirts on sale The 22nd Annual Hog Wild BBQ Festival T-shirt is now on sale. The Tshirts are available at The Alliance. Cost is $10 for youth and $15 for adult sizes.
Tri-county Genealogy Fair The 3rd Annual TriCounty Genealogy Fair will be held Saturday, Oct. 6 at the historic Jacinto Courthouse from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Fair is sponsored by the Tishomingo County Historical & Genealogical Society, the Alcorn County Genealogical Society, and the Prentiss County Genealogical & Historical Society. Registration will begin at 9:30 at the Jacinto Courthouse. located on Highway 356 East in Jacinto. Seminars will include a session at
10 a.m. on Beginning Genealogy-Finding Folks by Mrs. Diane Garvin of Booneville. At 11 a.m., Dr. Robert Harris, professor of history and genealogy at the Wallace State Community College in Hanceville, Ala., will speak on “Journey to the Bottom of the Barrel: What You Might Do When You Hit a Brick Wall.” After a lunch period, Dr. Harris will resume at 12:30 p.m. and teach another class, “Blue & Gray, Black & White: Basics of Civil War Research.” Mrs. Angela Broyles, founder of Bluewater Publications, will teach a session at 1:30 p.m. on “How to Get Published.” She has also spearheaded Historical Truth, an initiative dedicated to collecting and preserving rare and unique stories through the collection of oral, written, and audiovisual histories of individuals. These speakers are a phenomenal group of professionals that are offered for the small registration fee of $20. On the courthouse lawn, sponsoring historical societies will have history books for sale. Individual researchers may set up their family histories on the lawn for a small fee of $5. Be sure to bring a table. The registration deadline is today. Although registration is not required, it is required for participation in one of the speaker’s seminars. Make checks out to TriCounty Genealogy Fair and mail to P.O. Box 273, Iuka, MS 38852. Registration will be accepted at the door; however, no box lunch will be available for late registrants. For more information, call the Tishomingo County’s Old Courthouse Museum at 662-4233500 to register or e-
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Green Market The Green Market in the CARE garden at the Corinth Depot offers an opportunity for local farmers, gardeners, artisans, craftsman, etc. to sell their wares in an open-air, grassroots setting. The next Green Market is being held Saturday, Oct. 6 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. The popular RED Green Market will be held from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 17. Applications are now available at the tourism office.
Photos on display The 11th Annual Crossroads Museum Photo Contest received 219 entries this year. Those photos will be on display at the museum until today. The museum is open MondaySaturday, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. and on Sunday, 1 p.m.-4 p.m. The museum is located at 221 North Fillmore Street in downtown Corinth. Admission is adults $5; over 50 $3; under 16 free. For more information call 662-287-3120 or visit www.crossroadsmuseum.com.
Welcome Center events Anyone who needs new recipe ideas for tailgating or football gatherings can go by the Mississippi Welcome Center in Alcorn County to pick up a unique recipe for MS Caviar and a free copy of the eat.drink. MS magazine which features several tailgating recipes. The Welcome Center is also highlighting the great outdoors in Mississippi, including the many outdoor attractions
in Alcorn and Tishomingo Counties. Visitors can also fill out one of the comment cards and be entered in the end of the month drawing for a Mississippi specialty gift item. The Welcome Center, 2028 South Tate St., Corinth, is also celebrating Blues Month through today. Many Blues artists are from Mississippi, stop in the Welcome Center anytime during normal business hours to pick up an official Blues Trail Map, There will also be information in Blues venue locations and event listings. For more information, call 662-286-3443 or visit alcorn@mississippi.org.
Exhibits held ■ Paintings by Northeast alumni Dot Courson and her daughter Susan Patton are on display in the Anderson Hall Art Gallery on the Booneville campus of Northeast Mississippi Community College through Oct. 8. Gallery hours are Monday through Friday 8 a.m. until 3 p.m. Contact Terry Anderson for more information at 662-720-7336 or tfanderson@nemcc. edu. ■ The Crossroads Museum at the Historic Depot at 221 North Fillmore Street (across from Joe’s Shoes) in downtown Corinth has a special Civil War Archives exhibit to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Corinth, Battle of Shiloh and the Civil War. The exhibit features authentic and some never-before-seen rare Civil War relics and information from the vast Crossroads Museum archives. The temporary exhibit will be on display until Dec. 31. Along with the Civil War exhibit, the museum also
houses fossils, American Indian artifacts, depot and railroad industry history displays and aviation memorabilia. Special items inside the museum include the original Dilworth’s Hot Tamale cart, Don Blasingame items and over 1,000 pieces of authentic Coca-Cola memorabilia. The museum is open Monday-Saturday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. and Sunday, 1-4 p.m. Admission is adults, $5; over 50, $3; and children under 16, free. For more information, contact the museum at 662-287-3120 or visit www.crossroadsmuseum.com . ■ Dogwood Plantation resident and artist Alice Prussia has 25 additional paintings added to her exhibit at Dogwood Plantation Assisted Living bring her total collection to 75 paintings. Visitors are welcomed to view the exhibit at Dogwood Plantation, 1101 Levee Rd., Corinth.
Dining with Diabetes UT Extension in McNairy County will hold free classes for all diabetics, their family members or caretakers. Classes will include educational information by various health care professionals, recipes for healthy meals that don’t cut taste and the opportunity to taste a variety of dishes. Diabetics will also have the opportunity to have their blood pressure and glucose level checked, free of charge. All classes cover a different topic, so plan to attend each class. The first class will be Tuesday, Oct. 9 at 5:30 p.m. at the Selmer Senior Center and the next three classes will be on Tuesdays, Oct. 16, 23 and 30. To register or for more information, contact UT Extension at 731-645-3598.
Biggersville Pentecostal Church 701 Hwy 45, Corinth, MS Pastor T. G. Ramsey and church family will be celebrating the life of our former pastor, Rev. Russell Hamm, his ministry and work for the Lord. Pastor Hamm faithfully served the Lord for over 60 years and 37 years in Biggersville. We invite all to join us during these special services.
Friday, October 5, 2012, 7 p.m. Homecoming Fellowship Service Saturday, October 6, 2012, 7 p.m. – Gospel Concert featuring The Downs Family
Ephesians 4:11 And He gave some, apostles; and some, prophets; and some, evangelists; and some pastors and teachers
Sunday, October 7, 2012, 1:30 p.m. – Hamm Memorial Service – Worship & Praise with reflections on Bro. Hamm’s thirty-seven years of service 3:00 p.m. – Dedication of the Fellowship Hall as the Russell Hamm Memorial Hall with reception following
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Another big Supreme Court term kicks off Monday BY MARK SHERMAN Associated Press
WASHINGTON — When last we saw the chief justice of the United States on the bench, John Roberts was joining with the Supreme Court's liberals in an unlikely lineup that upheld President Barack Obama's health care overhaul. Progressives applauded Roberts' statesmanship. Conservatives uttered cries of betrayal. Now, the Supreme Court is embarking on a new term beginning Monday that could be as consequential as the last one, with the prospect for major rulings about affirmative action, gay marriage and voting rights. Many people on both the left and right expect Roberts to return to the fold and side with the conservative justices in the new term's big cases. If
they're right, the spotlight will be back on Justice Anthony Kennedy, whose vote typically is decisive in cases that otherwise split the court's liberals and conservatives. But Roberts will be watched closely, following his health care vote, for fresh signs that he's becoming less ideologically predictable. It may be that the dramatic health care decision presages “some shift in his tenure as chief justice,” said Steve Shapiro, the American Civil Liberties Union's national legal director. “Or does it give him cover to continue to pursue a conservative agenda?” The first piece of evidence could be in the court's consideration of the University of Texas' already limited use of race to help fill its incoming freshman classes, which
comes before the court Oct. 10. The outcome could further limit or even end the use of racial preferences in college admissions. Roberts has expressed contempt for the use of race in drawing legislative districts, calling it “a sordid business, this divvying us up by race,” and in assigning students to public schools, saying that “the way to stop discrimination on the basis of race is to stop discriminating on the basis of race.” The written arguments submitted by both sides in the Texas case leave little doubt that Kennedy, not Roberts, holds the prized vote. The challengers of the Texas program and the university itself cite Kennedy's prior writings on affirmative action a combined 50 times. The court also is expected to confront gay mar-
riage in some form. Several cases seek to guarantee federal benefits for legally married same-sex couples. A provision of the 1996 Defense of Marriage Act deprives same-sex couples of a range of federal benefits available to heterosexual couples. Several federal courts have agreed that the provision of the law is unconstitutional, a situation that practically ensures that the high court will step in. A separate appeal asks the justices to sustain California's Proposition 8, the amendment to the state constitution that outlawed gay marriage in the nation's largest state. Federal courts in California have struck down the amendment. Once again, many legal analysts expect Roberts essentially to be against gay marriage. “The out-
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come clearly turns on how Anthony Kennedy votes,” said Georgetown University law professor Michael Seidman. The justices may not even consider whether to hear the gay marriage issue until November. Another hot topic with appeals pending before the high court, and more soon to follow, is the future of a cornerstone law of the civil rights movement. In 2006, Congress overwhelmingly approved, and President George W. Bush signed, legislation extending for 25 more years a critical piece of the Voting Rights Act. It requires states and local governments with a history of racial and ethnic discrimination, mainly in the South, to get advance approval either from the Justice Department or the federal court in Washington before making any changes that affect elections. The requirement currently applies to the states of Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina, Texas and Virginia. It also covers certain counties in California, Florida, New York, North Carolina and South Dakota, and some local jurisdictions in Michigan and New Hampshire. Coverage has been triggered by past discrimination not only against blacks, but also against American Indians, Asian-Americans, Alaskan Natives and Hispanics. The court spoke skeptically about the provision in a 2009 decision, but left it mostly unchanged. Now, however, cases from Alabama, North Carolina,
South Carolina and Texas could prompt the court to deal head on with the issue of advance approval. The South Carolina and Texas cases involve voter identification laws; a similar Indiana law was previously upheld by the court. It is unclear when the justices will decide whether to hear arguments in those cases. Arguments themselves would not take place until next year. Yet there still is a chance that the court could become enmeshed in election disputes, even before the ballots are counted. Suits in Ohio over early voting and provisional ballots appear the most likely to find their way to the justices before the Nov. 6 election, said Richard Hasen, an election law expert at the University of California at Irvine law school. Among other important cases already on the court's docket: ■ A high-stakes dispute, to be argued first thing Monday, between the business community and human rights advocates over the reach of a 1789 law. The issue is whether businesses can be sued in U.S. courts for human rights violations that take place on foreign soil and have foreign victims. ■ A challenge to the use of drug-sniffing dogs in two situations. Florida police used a marijuanasniffing dog's alert at the door of a private home to obtain a search warrant to look inside the house. The question is whether the dog's sniff itself was a search. A separate case looks at the reliability of animals trained to pick up the scent of illegal drugs.
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Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant (far left) chats with Alliance President and Chief Operating Officer Gary Chandler during a recent economic development trip to Japan. Gary Chandler (above, third from right) poses with the Mississippi delegation to the SEUS-Japan Conference in Tokyo, including Gov. Phil Bryant (second from left). Gary Chandler visits with Masato (Max) Yamanami, (above right) general manager with TMA-Japan, Toyota Motor Corporation.
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driven by personalities, but he’s seen a shift over the past decade toward a more data driven approach to site selection for corporations. His conversations with executives in Japan reinforced this idea that they are looking for concrete information showing how their company will benefit from locating in a specific area and what resources will be available to them. The companies want to see details on the availability of qualified workers, the readiness of the potential site or building, what utilities and other services are available at the site now and what the costs will be to get their project up and running at the site in question. Chandler said they’re also strongly interested in how quickly a site or location can be made ready to begin production. “Speed is of the necessity,” he said. Chandler said the availability of a qualified labor force and buildings or sites that are immediately ready for development are key factors the executives are focusing on in choosing sites for new development. The opportunity to meet with executives from Toyota’s suppliers was especially important. Chandler said it’s important to understand that the growth of the
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Cannon in the lobby carries great story BY TOM PARSON NPS Ranger
In my last two articles I told you to stay out of the creek and the river when looking for cannons. Instead of another story about where one isn’t, this time I’ll talk about where one is: the Corinth Civil War Interpretive Center. This particular cannon is a beauty and it has a great story to match its good looks. By the book, it is a 3.8 inch bronze rifle of the James design and fired a 14 pound projectile. It was cast in Chicopee, Mass., early in the war and was assigned to a Union artillery battery (not sure which one) that had the misfortune to lose it to the Confederates at Shiloh. Service in the Confederate army began when the gun was given to Hoxton’s Tennessee Battery, a new unit which had just been organized in Memphis. The battery, commanded by Captain Thomas Tobin, already had four cannon but they were all smoothbores and inferior to the new rifle. It became the pride of the battery. Tobin’s men probably didn’t know it, but the rifle was rather unique. Only six of this particular type was ever cast. The differences between these guns and other James rifles are both subtle and obvious. Early James rifles were cut with 15 rifled grooves inside the barrel to give the projectile a “twist” to improve range and accuracy. There were some problems with early models and the manufacturers were unhappy with the design. Eventually all James rifles were cut with 10 grooves though as an experiment six guns were cast with a 7 groove rifling pattern. Tobin’s men had acquired one of these experimental pieces The first test for Hoxton’s battery came at the battle of Corinth. Assigned to the artillery reserve of Price’s corps, the battery had not been called up and thus sat out the fighting on the first day of battle. When orders came to prepare for a pre-dawn bombardment of the Union positions, Tobin was keen to pick out the perfect spot to deploy his guns. Along with two other batteries
This cannon at the Interpretive Center is a beauty, and it has a great story to match its good looks. (for a total of 12 guns), Tobin’s guns were drawn south on the Memphis or Chewalla Road (modern Wenasoga Road) until they reached the line of infantry, sleeping in their battle formations. The cannon were drawn to the crest of the hill just to the north of the Federal line and the artillerymen quietly went about preparing the pieces to fire. The closest fortification to the Confederates was the small earthwork known as Battery Robinett. Behind the thick walls were three powerful 20 pounder Parrot Rifles, manned by twenty-six men of Company “C” 1st United States Infantry and their commander, 1st Lieutenant Henry C. Robinett. These men were different from the other twenty-three thousand men prepared to defend Corinth; they were not part of the volunteer army which had sprung up at the outbreak of the
As the morning sun came over the trees and buildings of Corinth, the early rays reflected off of the polished bronze surface of the gun. The gleaming cannon stood between the opposing lines like a prize waiting to be taken. war but were part of the regular standing army of the United States. This unit was established in 1791 and survives today as the garrison at the United States Military Academy at West Point. Tobin wasn’t satisfied with the selected position and so, along with his bugler, set out to find a more likely location. The two had moved no more than 30 yards in the direction of Corinth when they were captured by a company of Union skirmishers and escorted inside the enemy lines. At 4 a.m. the Confed-
erates opened fire but General Van Dorn’s hope of “softening up” the Federal line came to naught. The Union response was so overwhelming that within thirty minutes the Confederates were forced to withdraw from the exposed position on the ridge. Horse drawn limbers were brought up and attached to the individual cannons and drew them away to safety. The Federals, however, were sending such a tremendous amount of munitions onto the ridge that the Southerners were forced to abandon one of
the guns and a caisson. It was the 3.8” rifle, the pride of Hoxton’s Battery. As the morning sun came over the trees and buildings of Corinth, the early rays reflected off of the polished bronze surface of the gun. The gleaming cannon stood between the opposing lines like a prize waiting to be taken. The image was too much for Captain Charles Brown of the 63rd Ohio. With a dozen men of Company B he ran across the intervening ground and through the defensive layer of abatis which separated the opposing armies. Men seized the bridles of the horses still attached to the caisson and made their way back to the Northern lines. Other men latched onto the cannon carriage and began to physically haul it toward the Federal lines but the heavy rifle fire from Confederate sharp shooters forced them to abandon the ef-
fort. Unwilling to let the enemy have their cannon back, another attempt to capture the cannon was made. From behind the walls of Battery Robinett came four men of the 1st U.S. Infantry; Corporals Patrick Meade and Joseph Plasky along with Privates Michael Ryan and Daniel Murray. The men ignored the bullets, running across the two hundred yard gauntlet and clapped hands on the rifle. It was a heavy burden to pull. The barrel alone weighed 938 pounds and the carriage added an additional 900. Two of the men lifted the wooden trail and threw their weight forward to get the carriage rolling while the other two turned the wheels by hand to speed the process along. They ignored the sharpshooters and physically rolled the cannon yard by yard toward the safety of Battery Robinett. When they were halfway to their goal they were assisted by Private James Strange of company “F”, 2nd U.S. Artillery who ran out to help secure the prize. As the five men pulled the cannon through the Union line the thousands of men in Colonel John Fuller’s Ohio brigade erupted in resounding cheers of triumph. Later in the day one of the men took a sharp scribe and with understandable pride, etched letters into the soft bronze metal: Captured Oct 4, 1862 Corinth MS by 1st US Inf. The history of the cannon is a little murky following the Battle of Corinth. It was assigned to a Union artillery battery, but which one is a mystery. After the war it was placed in storage in a Federal arsenal and there it sat for over 30 years. In 1897 the newly established Shiloh National Military Park received some 250 cannon barrels to be placed on display on the battlefield. The rifle was among them. For years it stood out in one of the fields until its unique history was uncovered and the barrel was placed on prominent display inside the Please see CANNON | 2B
Civil War battle re-enactors bring history to life BY JORDAN BUIE The Jackson Sun
JACKSON, Tenn. — Cleon Plunk responded to a newspaper ad in 2002 that asked for Civil War reenactors. “Civil War reenactors,” the ad read. “History not hatred.” The 59-year-old brick mason from Broken Arrow, Okla., said the ad piqued his interest, so he asked his wife if he could join. She said yes, and he has re-enacted Civil War battles ever since. “I was always interested in that time period,” Plunk said. “Even as a teenage boy, it fascinated me to learn and study about it.” On March 28, Plunk rocked along in an old box car as he and other men dressed in blue rode a train toward Shiloh. He and his companions were packed in the car with their rifles and other weapons. Plunk said that on the train ride, he sank into the experience. For reenactors such as Plunk, the flags still blaze and the smoke has not cleared, not for war, but for memory. They seek to remember the cost of
battles fought on home soil and the tragedy that ensued. Reenactors have met on or near Civil War battlefields to engage in mock warfare for decades, but this year, and for the next three years, battles are coming upon their sesquicentennial or, 150th anniversaries, and will draw thousands of reenactors. The Jackson Sun visited Hardin County in the spring to document the 150th anniversary Battle of Shiloh reenactment held there by the BlueGray Alliance national reenactment organization. The goal was not only to record the day’s events, but to capture the experience of the reenactors in writing and video. Along with this article, The Jackson Sun produced a mini-documentary about the experiences of the reenactors in this story that can be viewed at http://tinyurl. com/9gu33cg . Reenactor Curtis Waldrip, of Liberty, Texas, is an commercial pilot and former school teacher. He is also a member of the National Guard. He said he reenacts
“I was always interested in that time period. Even as a teenage boy, it fascinated me to learn and study about it.” Cleon Plunk Civil War re-enactor Civil War battles to bring history alive. Waldrip, 50, said he put on a uniform for the first time when he was 16 and that it gave him a taste of battle he had never encountered in a history book. “Reading about the Civil War in a textbook is so sterile,” he said. “You don’t get the rub of the wool uniform against your skin or the taste of powder in your mouth and the nasty flavor of the little things.” Waldrip was a reenactor for the 8th Texas Calvary regiment, which traveled from East Texas to Tennessee for the Shiloh reenactment. Riding a horse adds another dimension to battle, he said. “When you are up there seeing the world over a horse’s ears, you’re not just a guy in a costume,” he said. “People can get killed on a horse.”
Waldrip said a reenactor from his regiment who participated in the Shiloh reenactment died during training after Shiloh. Waldrip said the man and a few others rode through a wooded area in a line at a full gallop. The man’s saddle slipped, and he slid sideways and his head hit a tree. “He was given a soldier’s burial,” Waldrip said. “The man had asked to be buried in his reenactment uniform.” He said reenactors are looking for what he called “the Holy Grail experience of re-enacting.” Waldrip said his “most real experience” as a reenactor came in 2001. He was sent by a higherranking officer to get orders from another soldier. As he rode his horse through a stretch of woods at dusk, surrounded by lightning bugs and the sounds and smells of
the forest, he believed he was in another time. “I am a very logic-driven and rational person, but at that time there was nothing in my view that was modern,” Waldrip said. “It could have been 1862.” Jason Crow, 41, who lives on a ranch in Batson, Texas, is a lieutenant in Waldrip’s 8th Texas Regiment who visits battlefields where the real 8th Texas Regiment of the Confederacy fought, including Shiloh. He said that along with the historical element of re-enacting, he enjoys working with his horses and learning about the tactical elements of Civil War combat and what it took to be a cavalryman. “Reenactment is an art in the same way you might call football an art,” Crow said. “You are trying to outmaneuver your opponent and to put on a good show.” Some might wonder how you could outmaneuver an opponent or win in a reenactment. Crow said there are two kinds of events: Spectator battles, which are scripted, and tactical battles, where the goal is to put
your firepower in a position that overpowers your opponents until they must retreat. “It’s like a giant game of paintball, but we are only firing blanks, so we use the honor system,” he said. “Sometimes we have referees who determine when someone has been outmaneuvered, and the loser is forced to go to the rear and stand down for an hour, while their side must fight without them.” Crow said the more people who participate in a reenactment, the more you can do. He and other committed reenactors go to eight to 10 reenactments a year, as well as to schools and other locations where they put on demonstrations. It is estimated the Gettysburg battlefield, in Pennsylvania, will draw nearly 80,000 reenactors on the 150th anniversary of the battle next July. Waldrip said that with 6,000 reenactors, the Shiloh reenactment was the largest he has attended, but that the reenactment at Gettysburg will make Shiloh look like “an elementary school event to show students what uniforms looked like.”
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Archery season for deer opens tomorrow After a weekend off from work chilling out with friends, doing hobbies, catching a football game on the tube or some other enjoyable activity, sometimes it’s difficult to get going once Monday rolls around. But, if I had to guess, I’d say many of our area sportsmen won’t be getting that yucky feeling tomorrow. Instead of the Monday morning blahs, those who are avid bowhunters and have managed to get the day off from work will be feeling like they’re on “cloudnine.� The Mississippi archery season for deer opens in this area on Oct. 1 and goes through Nov. 16. Archery equipment can be used throughout all of the deer seasons but at least 500 square inches of solid unbroken fluorescent orange must be worn
during any primitive weapon or gun season. B a g limits and David antler criGreen teria remain the Outdoors same as in recent years. The bag limit for antlerless deer is five per license year, but only one per day may be taken. A yearly limit of three bucks may be taken, not exceeding more than one per day. To be legal for harvest in our area (the Hill Zone), bucks must have a minimum 10-inch inside spread or at least one main beam measuring 13 inches in length. However, youth hunters 15 years of age or younger can take any antlered buck. Our neighbors just to our north have already
You’ve done your work. The bow is tuned, scouting completed and, maybe, the stand has been placed. You’re raring to go. All you’re waiting on is daylight. got their archery season underway. The Tennessee season opened on Sept. 22. Mississippi and Tennessee have one thing in common with their archery seasons. Both are consistent about when they open. The Tennessee season always opens on the fourth Saturday in September, while Mississippi sticks to using the first of October as being its opening date, unless the first falls on a Sunday, then it will be moved up a day. For the best chance of having success in archery
season, hunters should locate and set up in the vicinity of a good food source, preferably one that deer are hitting hard at the moment. Setting up a stand near agricultural crops such as corn or soybeans, or close to a cluster of white-oak trees steadily dropping their first acorns would be a great place to start right now. Deer will devour the acorns as fast as they drop and go after the grain as long as it lasts. But since it’s this late in the game, I suppose most have already got such a place in mind. You’ve
done your work. The bow is tuned, scouting completed and, maybe, the stand has been placed. You’re raring to go. All you’re waiting on is daylight. In your haste to get out the door, though, don’t forget the small stuff that could keep the hunt from going smoothly. You can’t follow a blood trail in the dark without a flashlight, the bow is a hassle to get up into the stand if the bow rope is left at the house, and it’s sure no fun getting busted by a deer’s nose when you haven’t made the necessary precautions prior in concealing your scent. Scent concealment is fickle at best with the wind swirling in the hills around here. I’ve tried my share of cover scents, but the most effective tactic I’ve found doesn’t cost me a dime. The night be-
fore a hunt I’ll take the clothes I’m going to wear and hang them outside so they can air-out in the fresh night air. Employers beware! If you happen to have several employees call in sick this Monday, it could be because of the virus that goes around each year about this time causing people to lose sleep, tiptoe through the woods, climb trees and do all sorts of wild things. It’s called “Bow Madness!� (Daily Corinthian columnist and Alcorn County resident David Green is an avid hunter and fisherman in the Crossroads area. Anyone wishing to share their own unique outdoor story or have any news to report pertaining to the outdoors, David can be contacted at dgreen_outdoors@yahoo.com.)
Weyerhaeuser Company sets preference for ATFS-certified wood BY JAMES L. CUMMINS For the Daily Corinthian
The American Tree Farm System (ATFS), a program of the American Forest Foundation, is the largest and oldest woodland system in America. As always, certified Tree Farmers meet the highest standards of sustainability and manage their lands for water, wildlife,
wood and recreation. Weyerhaeuser, one of the world’s largest forest products companies, recently announced a supply chain preference for certified material sourced from the ATFS. For the nearly 90,000 family forest owners sustainably managing 27 million acres of forestland in America, the Wey-
erhaeuser preference for their certified wood can make a real difference in the viability of the tree farms and the economic health of rural communities. Tom Martin, president and CEO of the American Forest Foundation confirmed, “Weyerhaeuser’s announcement is just what certified Tree Farm-
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Hill — Burse Miss Nakeitra L. Hill and Mr. Creston M. Burse will exchange vows at 5 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 6, 2012 at Church of the Crossroads in Creston M. Burse, Nakeitra L. Hill Corinth. The brideelect is the daughter of Ms. Linda McKinnon and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hill. She is the granddaughter of Ms. Leaster Knight, Ms. Willie R. McKinnon, Mr. Calvin Burton and the late Mary A. Hill. The prospective bride-groom is the son of Mrs. Brenda Dortch and the late Jessie L. Turner. He is the grandson of the late Howard and Bertha Burse and Mrs. Johnnie B. Turner. Miss Hill is a 2002 graduate of Corinth High School. She received a bachelor of science in biological sciences and a master in health education/health promotion from Mississippi State University. She is currently completing her doctorate in public health from Jackson State University’s School of Health Sciences. She is a program manager for My Brother’s Keeper, Inc. in Ridgeland. Mr. Burse is a 2002 graduate of Bailey Magnet High School in Jackson. He received a bachelor of science in business information systems from Mississippi State University and an MBA in information technology management from Harding University. He is the executive director for information communications at Minact, Inc. in Jackson. All friends and relatives of the couple are invited to attend the ceremony. The reception is RSVP only.
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Blackard anniversary Dr. Kara and Linda Blackard of Corinth will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Oct. 5. They will be honored at a reception from 2-4 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 7 at Wheeler Grove Baptist Church. The couple have two children: Ronnie (Connie) Blackard and Steve(Sandy) Blackard, all of Corinth. They have four grandchildren. All friends and relatives are invited to celebrate this special occasion with the couple.
DEAR ABBY: A year ago I remarried and gained three great stepkids. I’m worried about the oldest, who is a senior (18). She doesn’t care about school anymore. She’s smart enough. When she tries, she gets A’s. But when she doesn’t want to do the work, she gets F’s. Her youngest sister (12) is doing the same thing now, too. Neither one is using drugs or alcohol or skipping school. They are fundamentally good kids. I recognize that it’s laziness because I did the same thing 30 years ago. Abby, until now I had only sons. Having daughters now is a very steep learning curve. I need suggestions on how to help their mom parent them through this rough period. I love our children deeply and want to be the kind of stepdad God wants me to be for them. -- CLUELESS STEPDAD DEAR CLUELESS: For a man who signed himself clueless, you have clear insight. You and your wife should schedule an appointment with the oldest girl’s school counselor and find out to what degree her grade point average has been
promptly at noon. My husband knows this, but he comes in from working whenever he’s ready. He has a cellphone and could call to let me know he’s going to be late, but he rarely does. When he finally gets in, the food is cold and I am upset. He thinks I’m “unreasonable” to expect him to be on time or call. He has never cooked a meal in his life, so he has no idea what is involved. I’m fed up with his behavior and need some suggestions. -- BOILING MAD IN ALABAMA DEAR BOILING MAD: Talk calmly to your husband and ask if it would be more practical to schedule it for 1 p.m. or 2 p.m. That he wouldn’t call to let you know he’s running late does seem inconsiderate, and if the problem persists, it might be better for both of you if his “main meal” consists of a sandwich he makes for himself whenever he returns home. (Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was founded by her mother, Pauline Phillips. Write Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069.)
affected by her “laziness.” Then ask your s t e p Abigail daughter Van Buren what she plans to Dear Abby do after high school. If she wants to further her education, she needs to understand that schools pay attention to applicants’ high school records. The 12-year-old is another story. Find out from her teachers whether she has fallen behind in her classes and see that she gets tutoring if she needs to catch up. Make sure she completes her homework. You and her mother should impress upon her that you expect the best she’s capable of, and for good grades there will be rewards just as for poor grades there will be consequences. Then practice what you preach. DEAR ABBY: My husband and I are retired. He has a small farm that he calls his “hobby” farm. When we retired, we agreed to have our main meal at noon every day. I work hard to have a nutritious meal on the table
Today in history Today is Sunday, Sept. 30, the 274th day of 2012. There are 92 days left in the year.
Today’s Highlight in History On Sept. 30, 1962, James Meredith, a black student, was escorted by federal marshals to the campus of the University of Mississippi, where he enrolled for classes the next day; Meredith’s presence sparked rioting that claimed two lives. In an address to the nation, President John F. Kennedy expressed hope that the school, the state of Mississippi and the nation would “return to their normal activities with full confidence in the integrity of American law.”
On this date In 1777, the Continental Congress — forced to flee in the face of advancing British forces — moved to York, Pa. In 1791, Mozart’s opera “The Magic Flute”
premiered in Vienna, Austria. In 1846, Boston dentist William Morton used ether as an anesthetic for the first time as he extracted an ulcerated tooth from merchant Eben Frost. In 1912, the Columbia Journalism School in New York held its first classes. In 1938, after cosigning the Munich Agreement allowing Nazi annexation of Czechoslovakia’s Sudetenland, British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain said, “I believe it is peace for our time.” In 1949, the Berlin Airlift came to an end. In 1952, the motion picture “This Is Cinerama,” which introduced the triple-camera, triple-projector Cinerama widescreen process, premiered at the Broadway Theatre in New York. In 1954, the first nuclear-powered submarine, the USS Nautilus, was commissioned by the Navy.
After complaint, man allowed to change name BY HOLBROOK MOHR Associated Press
JACKSON — A Mississippi man has taken his wife’s last name after the ACLU complained he was told by state officials that he would need a court order to do so because it was not traditional. Robert Everhart, 28, of Pascagoula, born Robert McCarthy, changed his last name on his driver’s license Wednesday by using his marriage certificate, as many women do in taking their husband’s last name. The American Civil Liberties Union of Mississippi sent a letter to Mississippi Department of Public Safety Commissioner Albert Santa Cruz on Tuesday, saying the agency was violating state and federal law. DPS spokesman Warren Strain said Tuesday
that Everhart’s request was unusual, and employees at driver’s license stations were operating under an old practice. He said the employees were informed that men can use marriage certificates to change their names, just like women do. Everhart said he could have paid for a court order to make the change long ago, but he fought out of principle. He said it was his decision to take his wife’s name and the state should honor it. “I know most people think I rolled over and took my wife’s name,” he said in a telephone interview. “But she’s the only surviving kid with her parents, and everybody said my name wrong. It was a dual reason. Now all I have to do is worry about people misspelling it.”
In 1955, actor James Dean, 24, was killed in a two-car collision near Cholame, Calif. In 1962, the National Farm Workers Association, founded by Cesar Chavez and a forerunner of the United Farm Workers, held its first meeting in Fresno, Calif. In 1982, the situation comedy “Cheers” premiered on NBC-TV.
Ten years ago New Jersey Senator Robert Torricelli abruptly ended his scandal-tainted re-election campaign just five weeks before
the election, leaving Democrats scrambling for a replacement candidate.
Five years ago A U.N. envoy failed to meet with Myanmar’s top two junta leaders in his effort to persuade them to ease a violent crackdown on anti-government protesters, but was allowed a highly orchestrated session with detained opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi. Taliban militants in southern Afghanistan hanged a teenager found to have U.S. money in his pocket
as a warning to others not to use dollars. The United States won the Presidents Cup in Montreal, 191⁄2 -141⁄2, giving them a victory on foreign soil in cup competition for the first time since 1993. Germany defeated Brazil 2-0 in the final of the Women’s World Cup held in Shanghai, China.
One year ago A U.S. drone airstrike in Yemen killed two American members of al-Qaida, cleric Anwar al-Awlaki and recruiting magazine editor Samir Khan.
Today’s Birthdays Nobel Peace Laureate Elie Wiesel is 84. Actress Angie Dickinson is 81. Singer Cissy Houston is 79. Singer Johnny Mathis is 77. Actor Len Cariou is 73. Singer Marilyn McCoo is 69. Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert is 67. Pop singer Sylvia Peterson (The Chiffons) is 66. Actor Vondie Curtis-Hall is 62. Actress Victoria Tennant is 62. Actor John Finn is 60. Rock musician John Lombardo is 60. Singer Deborah Allen is 59. Actor Calvin Levels is 58.
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Funny women flourish in female-written comedies BY SANDY COHEN AP Entertainment Writer
LOS ANGELES — Call it The “Bridesmaids” Effect: Ever since the R-rated 2011 comedy became a runaway hit, taking in more than $280 million worldwide and earning Oscar nods for actress Melissa McCarthy and writers Kristin Wiig and Annie Mumolo, a rash of female-written comedies are enticing viewers with provocative new characters who are more like women we know. The latest is “Pitch Perfect,” written by “30 Rock” and “New Girl” scribe Kay Cannon and starring a cast of comediennes including Anna Kendrick, Rebel Wilson, Anna Camp and Brittany Snow. The musical comedy, which counts Elizabeth Banks among its producers, focuses on the competitive world of college a cappella. Full of music and laughs, the story centers on the Bellas, an all-female group of singing misfits. “’Bridesmaids’ I think
opened up a door to allow women to show a bunch of different women in different ways of being funny. It was kind of like an arrival moment,” Cannon said. “Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, they made it cool to be funny and to be embarrassed and to look a thousand different ways and show a bunch of different areas of their lives.” And they aren’t the only ones. Diablo Cody opened doors and eyes with 2007’s “Juno,” which introduced a female protagonist who was sharp, endearing and facing real-life circumstances. The appeal was in her intelligence, not her sexuality, and moviegoers could relate. The film earned Cody an Academy Award for best screenplay and was also nominated for best picture, best director (Jason Reitman) and best actress (Ellen Page), plus took in more than $140 million at the box office. Since then, women have been finding a voice in comedy more than ever before. This summer saw
actresses Zoe Kazan and Rashida Jones pen interesting comedic characters to play in their own starring vehicles: “Ruby Sparks” and “Celeste and Jesse Forever,” respectively. Lauren Miller and Katie Anne Naylon wrote about female friendship and entrepreneurial efforts (as phone-sex operators) in “For a Good Time, Call...” Playwright and director Leslye Headland also made her screenwriting debut this summer with “Bachelorette,” an adaptation of her play that explores a group of New York girlfriends dealing with life questions when the first among them marries. Women are also making comedic strides on TV. Elizabeth Meriwether created “New Girl,” which earned five Emmy nods. Lena Dunham is the multi-hyphenate talent behind HBO’s “Girls,” which also earned a round of Emmy nods, including producing, writing, directing and acting honors for Dunham. Mindy Kaling
of “The Office” wrote her way into a starring role on her new show, “The Mindy Project.” Whitney Cummings helped create “2 Broke Girls.” Then there’s Chelsea Handler, who has written and produced “Chelsea Lately” since 2007. “Really what you see in the last 10 years is ... this groundswell of female writers and sometimes female directors being accepted by the comedy community,” said Headland. “And then you get to 2011, where ‘Bridesmaids’ did something that’s actually never been done, which is an R-rated, female-centric comedy that makes money.” Both Headland and Cannon, whose scripts were written before “Bridesmaids” was released, say the success of that film made it easier to get their movies made. Cannon, who is also an actress, initially turned to writing because she wasn’t finding or getting the kind of roles she sought. “I didn’t necessarily al-
ways feel that what I was reading was how women actually talked, or it was an archetype I didn’t fit,” she said. “I wasn’t going to be the prettiest inginue or the character actress.” Fey’s “30 Rock” character, Liz Lemon, is a new kind of character, Cannon said: A real woman who’s really funny as she faces real-life challenges. Headland says the new breed of funny female writers arose out of frustration, and feminism. “These writers ... are adept at really expressing those characters and writing those stories because I’m assuming they’re struggling with the same thing I am, which is: What’s going to happen to us? And what do we want to say to the women before us and also the women coming up after us?” she said. “There are new problems with being a woman that no one’s talked about. There are new dilemmas that are coming up that just haven’t really quite been articulated.”
Actresses such as Kendrick, Snow, Wilson and others say these new female-created characters look and sound more like actual women they know. “There’s something to women writing for themselves, women writing for women, that just feels a lot more honest and therefore a lot funnier,” Kendrick said. Still, despite this new wave of comedic opportunities, women are still drastically underrepresented as writers, directors and producers in both TV and film. “There’s still only maybe three female writers or two female writers to 10 guys in any kind of writer’s room,” Cannon said. But at least women’s voices are now in the mix. “You’re not going to solve the problem, but you can start the conversation,” Headland said. “I think part of your job, especially as a woman, is to let yourself be a little ugly and to show uglier parts of yourself. That’s your job as a female artist.”
Homes’ unsettling ‘May We Be Forgiven’ not for everyone BY PATRICK CONDON Associated Press
A book that’s hard to like but even harder to forget, A.M. Homes’ “May We Be Forgiven” is a wild, almost unhinged satire about the toxic relationship between a pair of brothers and the havoc it wreaks in their lives and those of the people they love. It’s not for everyone, but adventurous readers who can tolerate its frequent detours into kinky sex and disturbing violence will find buried within an almost uplifting
belief in the possibility of redemption. Harold Silver’s brother George is the younger of the two, but people always assume that George — taller and better-looking, wealthier and more successful in his field — is older than Harold. A historian with a specialty in the life and career of Richard Nixon, Harold has always suffered envy for George, a powerful TV network executive who lives with his wife and adolescent children in a ritzy Westchester subdi-
vision. He’s also spent most of his life suffering at the hands of George, an obnoxious bully with a dangerous temper. As “May We Be Forgiven” gets under way, Harold and his wife, Claire, are spending a tense Thanksgiving Day with George and his family. The unhappy family gathering foreshadows a shocking act of brutality by George a few months later that radically alters Harold’s life. Harold is somewhat complicit in George’s vio-
Horoscopes Sunday, September 30, 2012 BY HOLIDAY MATHIS Creators Syndicate
In the wake of yesterday’s full moon, energy levels drop slightly as we recover from the outpouring of emotion and personal expression. There also will be a level of preoccupation accompanying the test of the sun’s squared position with Pluto. The secret to passing this test is to accept that change is inevitable and refuse to worry about it. ARIES (March 21-April 19). The moon is no longer full, but it’s still in your sign, offering you more than the usual amount of attention. You will receive compliments, encouragement and congratulations. TAURUS (April 20-May 20). Don’t be surprised when people gather around you. That’s what happens to people who create exciting events and make their own fun. You just can’t help but be effective in this regard. GEMINI (May 21-June 21). Usually, a leap of faith requires that you jump into unknown territory. But the leap of faith you take now looks an awful lot like you staying in one place. By staying, you’re postulating that things will get better -- and they will. CANCER (June 22-July 22). Seek friends with similar interests. A sense of belonging is what’s needed now, whether or not you consciously realize it. Your spirit will be made light by a kindred soul. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). If you don’t feel as motivated as you’d like, your environment may be to blame. Too many distractions zap your energy. Clear the clutter on surfaces to re-
store your energy. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). You do not try to be an intimidating presence, and yet there’s someone who doesn’t quite know how to act around you. If you can put this person at ease, your life will get easier. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). The morning may feel like someone called a meeting without having a clear purpose as to why. You will realize that you have to supply your own “why” for the people who haven’t a clue. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). You may want more, but that’s only because you don’t fully realize what you have. When you realize the potential of all that’s available to you, you’ll be amazed at what you can do. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). With so many people trying to involve you in their lives, you may forget that you’re the one in charge of your schedule. You stay powerful and in control by being slow to commit. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). A change in your schedule, eating habits or responsibilities at home will cause a degree of stress, even though the change is for the better. So be good to yourself. Take it easy. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). There are choices on the table. Decisions need to be made now, or some of those options will no longer be available. Making choices is work. Accept the responsibility because you’re very good at this now. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). The main mission of your day could be derailed by a host of interesting tangents. You’ll wonder whether your original goal is still a good one. For now, assume it is and push forward.
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lent act, and even as he’s thrust into new responsibilities for what’s left of George’s family, he simultaneously watches as his own marriage, career and health all crumble to varying degrees. A lot happens in the just under 500 pages of this novel, and Homes keeps the pages turning swiftly with a blunt writing style and a relentless flair for the absurd. While it’s set firmly in a recognizable present day, there’s a fog of unrealism that pervades “May We Be Forgiven.” Harold, for
the most part frustratingly passive, nevertheless repeatedly stumbles into bizarre sexual encounters and a series of vaguely threatening run-ins with strangers. This aura of random menace gives the book the feel of a (very adult) fairy tale, and like a fairy tale, it also has a finely tuned conscience: As he starts to accept more responsibility in the lives of George’s children, Harold begins to acquire a new sense of purpose and definition in a life that he previously drifted through.
Many readers will likely be shocked or put off by parts of “May We Be Forgiven.” The sex and violence that permeate the book at times feel gratuitous, but Homes wants more than to titillate: She’s turning a mirror on the tawdriness that comprises so much of our current events, and the reflection is not a pleasant one. It’s hard to call Harold the “hero” of this story, but by the book’s closing pages — for those who make it that far — he almost starts to feel like one.
NOTICE is hereby given to the following Alcorn County Registered Voters that your name has been put on the Inactive List due to an incorrect address. Inactive voters are allowed to vote in the upcoming election, but unless the voter record is updated prior to October 29, 2012, the voter will be required to vote an Affidavit Ballot. If the voter record is not corrected then you will be subject to being purged after the November 6, 2012 election. If you see your name please contact the Circuit Clerk’s Office between the hours of 8-5 Monday thru Friday at 662-286-7740. Please take into consideration that people will have the same name so to verify it is you, please look at the Voter Registration Number on your Voter Registration Card or contact the Circuit Clerk’s Office with your date of birth.
ID
Last Name
First Name
Middle Name
BENDER
ALISA
D
1886332 1907840
BRADDOCK BENDER
SHELLY ALISA
JEANNETTE D
BENDER
BELINDA
DIANE
1903043 1904358
BRADLEY BENDER
ANGEL BELINDA
MARIE DIANE
1885944
BENDER
JOHN
DAN
775160199 1885944
BRADLEY BENDER
DUSTIN JOHN
DALE DAN
575031202
BENDER
UNA MAE
1886592 575031202
BRADLEY BENDER
RALPH UNA MAE
DEWEY
1891720
BENJAMIN
RICKY
JOE
1906328 1891720
BRADLEY BENJAMIN
REESE RICKY
DALTON JOE
1909708
BENNETT
MARIE
M
1888343 1909708
BRADLEY BENNETT
WILLIE MARIE
B M
1908001
BERGE
JOHN
ORRIN
1896012 1908001
BRADY BERGE
REBECCA JOHN
GAIL ORRIN
1884562
BERKSHIRE
JENNIFER
GAIL
1887827 1884562
BRADY BERKSHIRE
WINNA JENNIFER
FAYE GAIL
750003156
BERNER
CLAUDIA
J
1905257 750003156
BRAGG BERNER
CYNTHIA CLAUDIA
DIANE J
1896703
BERNER
GERALD
KARL
1905230 1896703
BRAMLETT BERNER
CHARLES GERALD
W KARL
6159006
BERNIUS
DAWN
ROBERTA
1907116 6159006
BRANAM BERNIUS
GENE DAWN
LEROY ROBERTA
BERRY
DEMEATRICE
1901553 1897952
BRANDON BERRY
TERRY DEMEATRICE
SPENCER
1905332
BERRY
ELZO
1886574 1905332
BRASHER BERRY
KAREN ELZO
JEAN
1903565
BERRY
MARY
GLENDA
1905297 1903565
BRASHER BERRY
STEPHEN MARY
RAY GLENDA
1896088
BERRY
STELLA
G
1898604 1896088
BRATCHER BERRY
VIRGINIA STELLA
G
Date : 09/26/2012
County: Alcorn
SHERMAN
1903693
BERRYHILL
BELINDA
CAROL
1884577 1903693
BRAUERMAN BERRYHILL
MICHAEL BELINDA
CAROL
BAATZ
ROBERT
R
1907220
BERRYMAN
DAVID
L
1891246 1907220
BRAUGHTON BERRYMAN
ALICE DAVID
MAE L
BABB
LEROY
WELSH
575033502
BERRYMAN
TRACY
DELL
Suffix
ID
1899074
ACOSTA
JONATHAN
PAUL
1882717
1907376
ADA
REBECCA
FAYE
1897345
BACHMAN
RAMONA
EVETTE
1895913
BESINGER
ROY
1890694
ADA
WILLIAM
WILLEY
1887853
BAGGETT
TAMMY
LYNN
1906486
BETHURUM
DENNIS
1898405
ADAMS
ANGELA
GAIL
1907118
BAHDE
RAYMOND
M
1902305
BETTERTON
DORTHY
1901902
ADAMS
GLORIA
J
1907024
BAHENA
VELVA
JOYCE
1897711
BEVANS
LAURA
DEMMA
1897554
ADAMS
JEANNE
M
1898662
BAILEY
DEBRA
M
1908627
BIBBEE
KENNETH
EDWARD
1901210
ADAMS
JEFF
R
1898894
BAILEY
PAMELA
1885220
BIBBEE
MARIE
ROSE
1892625
ADAMS
KACI
RENEE
1885939
BAIN
JOSEPH
SCOTT
1903821
BICKERT
BETTY
JEAN
1895753
ADAMS
KARRI
JUNE
1905995
BAIN
WILLIAM
SHANNON
County: Alcorn BICKERT 1908789
MELISSA
F
1895754
ADAMS
KEITH
EUGENE
1896085
BAINES
CYNTHIA
1906951
BICKERT
PHILIP
1908462
ADAMS
NANCI
LOU
1893661
BAIRD
HELEN
R
1893532
BIDSTRUP
CHRISTOPHER
WILLIAM
1897551
ADAMS
NATHAN
RONALD
1890047
BAKER
BEATRICE
MILDRED
ID 775016711
Last Name BIDSTRUP
First Name KENNETH
Middle Name D
1902249
ADAMS
REBECCA
LYNN
1899152
BAKER
BEN
F
1895938
BIGGERS
NEAL
B
1895901
ADAMS
RONALD
EUGENE
575232368
BAKER
DANIEL
EDWARD
1890252
BIGGS
MAY
PEARL
1896024
ADAMS
STEVEN
G
1884681
BAKER
LATISHIA
RENIA
1898016
BIGGS
MICHAEL
1886202
ADDISON
MARY
FLORENCE
1890728
BAKER
LINDA
SUE
1898053
BILBREY
JOHNNY
1909568
ADKINS
BRADLEY
SHAYNE
1883628
BAKER
MARGARET
HAYES
1882562
BINGHAM
BONITA
1903357
AGNEW
EVERETT
L
1907080
BAKER
MARLIN
J
1888535
BINGHAM
CAROLYN
ANN
1908157
AGNEW
KEVIN
1895103
BAKER
POLLY
A
1882563
BINGHAM
CYNTHIA
MARIE
1903274
AGNEW
LATANJA
MICHELLE
1908153
BAKER
SONJA
MICHELLE
1898363
BINGHAM
DANNY
HUGH
1895454
AIKIN
JOHN
LAWRENCE
1902825
BALANGUE
MIRZA
TABERNILLA
1899202
BINGHAM
JOHN
1899187 County: Alcorn AIPLE
JOHN
E
1896001
BALANGUE
RUBEN
1903055
BIRCH
1904666
AJAX
HILDA
D
BALDINI
DAN
1902302
1903280
AKERS
J
WILLIAM
1890729
BALDINI
VONCELE
1903469 ID
AKERSName Last
LINDAName First
P Middle Name
1895906
BALDWIN
AMELIA
MODESTE
1905335
1908282
ALAN
TODD
JOE
1890050
BALDWIN
ESSIE
B
1888772
ALBARRACIN
MATTHEW
C
1886419
BALDWIN
MARY
D
1888699
BALDWIN
PHIL
STANLEY
ALBRIGHT
CHRISTY
MICHELLE
1885553
ALBRIGHT
SCHERON
P
1897338
ALDRIDGE
PATRICIA
ANN
1901247
ALDRIDGE
WAYNE
GARY
1886215
ALDRIGE
GLENDA
ANN
1895899
ALEXANDER
B
W
1900417
ALEXANDER
CHARLENE
R
1892535
ALEXANDER
CHARLES
1889897
ALEXANDER
CRAIG
ALEXANDER
CYNTHIA
MAE
1886199
ALEXANDER
DAMON
W
1889866
ALEXANDER
DEBRA
ANN
1899377
ALEXANDER
DEVAGO
M
2110761
ALEXANDER
HEATHER
MARIE
1903601
ALEXANDER
JULIE
MAE
775005345
ALEXANDER
LATOYA
S
1889903
ALEXANDER
MARCIA
LYNN
1901428
ALEXANDER
PAUL
JR
1902330
ALEXANDER
SEDELIA
1898730
ALEXANDER
VINA
NELL
1884512
ALGER
ROBERT
THOMPSON
1899082
ALLEN
ALIENE
1908356
ALLEN
CHARLES
CURTIS
1903259
ALLEN
CHRYSTE
DAWN
1904892
ALLEN
DONNA
LYNN
1907360
ALLEN
GAYNEL
OLIVIA
1906893
ALLEN
JMAIE
KESINGER
Statewide Management SystemHAROLD 1908698 Election ALLGOOD
County: Alcorn
Suffix
ID
JR
Middle Name
Suffix
DOUG
575005362
ALLISON
SHAYLA
SADE
1901564
ALLOWAY
PEGGY
JEAN
1903536
ALOLPH
ROBERT
STEVEN
1900270
ALVAREZ
DEBBIE
LUCIUS
1893968
AMARSI
BRITTANY
NICHOLE
1906458
AMERSON
JOSEPH
C
1898285
AMOS
FREDERICK
ANTHONY
1896157
ANDERSON
BARBARA
E
1902962
ANDERSON
BETH
1886204
ANDERSON
DAVID
HUGH
1891653
ANDERSON
JOHN
S
1902062
ANDERSON
KATHERINE
L
6087071
ANDERSON
KEN
PAUL
1901003
ANDERSON
KENDRA
SHEA
1897159
ANDERSON
LINDA
MARIE
1891654
ANDERSON
MARY
1882714
ANDERSON
RICHARD
JOHN
1896972
ANDERSON
WALTON
T
775010553
ANDRES
BRIAN
M
1898893
ANDREWS
JENNIFER
LEAH
1885579
ANDREWS
PATRICK
S
1898653 County: Alcorn ANGIULLI
DANIEL
JOSEPH
1883771
ANGLIN
BETTY
1909541
ARCHER
IRENE
1892531 ID
ARCHER Last Name
MILLARD First Name
LEE Middle Name
775228634
ARD
LENA
MARIE
1908352
ARINGTON
GERALD
DEWAYNE
CURTIS
1887798
ARMSTRONG
G
W
1890722
ARMSTRONG
JAMES
EDWARD
1895826
ARMSTRONG
JO
1896189
ARMSTRONG
RONNIE
GERALD
1889891
ARMSTRONG
SHERRIE
LYNN
1900578
ARNESON
ROWLAND
DONNA
1906632
ARNOLD
ANNA
INEZ
775040873
ARNOLD
BRADLEY
DALE
1907368
ARNOLD
CAROLYN
ANN
1902807 1892534
ARNOLD ARNOLD
JAMES JAY
1896855
ARNOLD
KEVIN
1890549
ARNOLD
OLA
1897988
ARNOLD
RICKY
MITCHELL J WADE
1891366
ARNOLD
TRANNIE
A
1906496
ARRINGTON
ELIZABETH
T
1886201
ARTHUR
DONALD
ERIC
1886210
ASHFORD
CHARLOTTE
ANN
1899156
ASHLEY
ALAN
LYNN
1897246
ASHLEY
DAVID
1882709
ASHYFORD
LINDA
1902921
ATHERTON
LUANITA
County: Alcorn
1905989
ATKINS
BELINDA
1890719
AULTMAN
RAMONA
1903157
AUSTIN
APRIL
ID
1902251 1890711
Last Name AUSTIN AUSTIN
First Name BRENDA
CHARLIE
Statewide Management SystemDEBORAH 1899382 Election AUSTIN
K SUE
ALEXANDER
MARIE
MOORE H ANN
1900916
AUSTIN
DONNA
LYNN
1895114
AUSTIN
EDDIE
LEE
1906033
AUSTIN
FREDDIE
F
1891350
AUSTIN
GERALD
449136
AUSTIN
HARVIE
D
1904671
AUSTIN
JONA
MAE
1891379
AUSTIN
LEROY
1891351
AUSTIN
LILLIE
GALE
1905252
AUSTIN
LUCILLE
I
1899805
AUSTIN
MARSHA
F
1895116
AUSTIN
MICHAEL
WAYNE
1887430
AUSTIN
RHONDA
NELL
1892088
AUSTIN
TONYA
S
1891374
AUSTIN
TRACY
LAMAR
1899765
AVANT
HUGH
C
1899936
AVANT
JOYCE
ELAINE
1906988
AVERETT
CHRISTOPHER
SHANE
1909425
AVERETT
MISTY
D
1909407
AVERY
ASHLEY
J
1890714
AVERY
GLORIA
C
1904675
AVERY
KEITH
EDWARD
1892532
AVERY
SHERRY
E
1886213
AYCOCK
DENNIS
W
1886214
AYCOCK
MELINDA
M
1886211
AYCOCK
PATRICIA
ANN
1886212
AYCOCK
WILLIAM
E
1904111
AYERS
JERRY
M
Statewide Election Management System
Suffix
JARNAQIN
JR
JOHNSON
JR
D F M
Statewide Election Management System
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M
1890245
BRIDGES
DANNY
LADRON
C
1882743
BRIDGES
EUGENE
1895915
BRIDGES
VIOLA
HALL
1891921
BRIGGS
AMBER
N
1885221
BRIGGS
ANDREA
CORRERO
SAMUEL
500012934
BRIGGS
BENJAMIN
MARLON
BONNIE
LEE
1896389
BRIGGS
CHURITA
LYNN
BIRCH
STEVE
LEE
1888723
BRIGGS
MAGGIE
BISHOP
ALFRED
LAMAR
1890573
BRIGGS
NICK
BISHOP
DANA
D
1898398
BRITTON
SONYA
1898042
BISHOP
KENNETH
750003410
BROCK
JERRY
WAYNE
1883642
BISHOP
PAUL
H
1904263
BROCK
MICHAEL
HUGH
1899214
BIVENS
RUSSELL
E
1903160
BROCK
TERA
DENISE
D
1897745
BIZZELL
JESSICA
LORRAINE
1893641
BROMHEAD
DAVID
ALEXANDER
1906606
BROOKS
CHRIS
S
BURTON Date : 09/26/2012
Voter Query1892575 Report Middle Name
Suffix
Page : 1
JOHNSON
II
Date : 09/26/2012
BIZZELL
VIRGINIA
ALLEN
575230679
BLACK
ANDREW
ROYCE
1904359
BALLARD
SHIRLEY
C
1886561
BLACK
GENA
1901037
BALLARD
WILLIAM
JOHN
1899450
BLACK
PATRICIA
1892245
BALZER
MATTHEW
C
1894553
BLACK
1901378
BANCROFT
VIVIAN
L
1898266
1900891
BANDY
W
JAMES
1903236
BARAR
1905959
County: Alcorn
Page : 6
ID
Last Name
First Name
1899324 Election BROOKS Statewide Management SystemHOLLIE JAMES
OWEN
ANN
1888703
BROOKS
JESSIE
LEE
STEVE
M
1884560
BROOKS
MARTHA
JEANETTE
BLACKBURN
JAMIE
LYNN
1882592
BROOKS
NORA
FAYE
1897797
BLACKWELL
GETALENE
1882522
BROOKS
RUDY
KATHLEEN
1907365
BLACKWELL
PAUL
EDWARD
1893563
BROOKS
SANDRA
BARBER
EUGENE
1901508
BLACKWELL
TIMOTHY
SCOTT
BROOKS
SHIRLEY
1896353
BARBER
FELICIA
R
1882601
BLAIR
BRUCE
B
1893439
BROOKS
TRAVIS
EUGENE
1901154
BARBER
KUANYA
M
1884526
BLAKESLEY
RUBY
JANE
1907396
BROOKS
WILLIAM
JERROD
1899653
BARBER
RICKY
G
1883630
BLAKNEY
CAROLYN
LEE
1888357
BROWDER
LUCILLE
1898459
BARBER
ROBERT
LYNN
1900246
BROWN
ADDARYL
JERON
1898119
BARBOUR
TIMOTHY
WILLIAM
ANN
1895941
BROWN
ANDREW
JOHN
1890255
BAREDELL
ANN
R
1897539
BLANTON
ELIZABETH
B
1890253
BROWN
BABBY
JOE
1900259
BARJASTEH
MELINDA
R
775124451
BLASINGAME
BRANDON
SCOT
775231796
BROWN
BRANDON
LEE
1890732
BARKER
FLEETIE
1888548
BLASINGAME
BRENDA
JOYCE
1907143
BROWN
BRIAN
KEITH
1890735
BARKER
I
TERRY
1887824
BLASINGAME
JAMES
E
1892173
BROWN
BRYAN
KEITH
1886229
BARKER
JAMES
B
1904143
BLASINGHAM
JUNIOR
W
1902089
BROWN
CHAD
AUSTIN
1899937
BARKER
LARRY
JOHN
1890884
BLASSINGAME
JUDY
ANN
1903385
BROWN
CHERRY
LEE
1904255
BARKER
SEAN
CONNERY
1883644
BLAZICH
STEVEN
1896131
BROWN
DONNA
W
BARMER
ALBERT
1883643
BLAZICH
TERESA
ANN
1893678
BROWN
JAMES
C
775247002
BARMER
QUINTON
1901049
BLOM
RONI
BONNIE
1899190
BROWN
JAMES
NOLEN
1901646
BARNES
ANTHONY
THOMAS
BLOOM
EVELYN
1882565
BROWN
JIMMY
JACKSON
575055672
BARNES
ASHLEY
NICOLE
1887844
BLOOM
TRAVIS
500008780
BROWN
JOSEPH
1890068
BLUNT
HERSHEL
1906633
BROWN
JOYCE
KAY
1897819
BOB
DELORES
1908924
BROWN
KEITH
GARRETT
1901592
BROWN
LISA
M
1882525
BROWN
MAUD
ELLEN
BARNES
BOBBY
ID
1885218
LAVERNE Date : 09/26/2012
JR
First Name
Middle Name
1889167
BARNES
DENISE
ONEIL
EDWARD
JR
Voter Query1887843 Report
Last Name
CHARLES
BLAND
First Name SHEILA
Statewide Management SystemSHEILA 1898952 Election BLANKINSHIP
ID
BARNES
Last Name
Suffix
Page : 2
County: Alcorn
D
BOBO
EVELYN
MARIE
1907887
BOBO
HOWELL
T
1888706
BARNES
GLENDA
SUE
1908164
BOBO
LINDA
ANN
1883639
BARNES
JENNIFER
NEVADAH
1908170
BOBO
MARY
JANE
1885205
BARNES
JERRY
WAYNE
1883951
BOBO
TRAVIS
GENE
575088636
BARNES
JESSICA
NICOLE
1909028
BODEY
GERALD
PAUL
1896372
BARNES
JODY
S
1902178
BODEY
KATHERINE
1906340
BARNES
JOHN
KINDRED
1903519
BOGER
1885206
BARNES
KATHY
ANNETTE
1883640
750003417
BARNES
LATASHA
ANNETTE
575164448
BARNES
LATASHA
MARIE
1891263
BARNES
MICHELLE
1907622
BARNES
MILDRED
ESTELL
1907295
BARNES
NATASHA
LASHELLE
1904881
BARNES
RICKY
JUNIOR
1906843
BARNES
SHERRY
LYNN
1900986
BARNES
SHONEY
L
1883815
BARNES
STEPHEN
SHEA
775146499
BARNES
TIMOTHY
LAINE
1908901
BARNES
VELMA
1897180
BARNES
VICKEI
LYNN
1903836
BARNES
WILLIAM
EDWARD
1897934
BARNES-WATTS
CHARLOTTE
BARNETT
ANTHONY
1887948
BARNETT
JEAN
MARIE
1898384
BARNETT
LAWRENCE
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First Name
First Name SHERRI KRISTI
1889764 Election CRAIG BUMPAS STEVE Statewide Management SystemMCCULSKY 775111076
County: Alcorn Voter Query Report
Voter Query Report
Date : 09/26/2012
ID
Last Name
First Name
Middle Name
1904115
DAVIS
TERESA
L
1889299
DAVIS
VAUDI
Middle Name
Suffix
HUPP
ID
Voter Query Report 1897425 1903217
Middle Name
Suffix
Last Name
First Name
Middle Name
KAY FULTON
Date : 09/26/2012
BUMPAS CRANE
VERA GREG
M
1882700 1890092
DEATON BUMPAS
HERBERT VERA
KENNIS M
1899494 1892756
BUNCH CRANE
CHARISTOPHER REGENIA
DOUGLAS
1885245 1899494
DEATON BUNCH
HERBERT CHARISTOPHER
KENNIS DOUGLAS
1908478 1895673
BUNTING CRANFORD
PEGGY MARGARET
JUNE
1899078 1908478
DEBERRY BUNTING
JUDY PEGGY
R JUNE
1886595 575114774
BURBACH CRAVENS
CYNTHIA JESSICA
D
1906593 1886595
DECROOT BURBACH
PAMELA CYNTHIA
PD
1886594 1886945
BURBACH CRAWFORD
ED PATTI
DENISE
1890932 1886594
DEES BURBACH
BELINDA ED
ANN
1904520 1905733
BURCHAM CRAWFORD
AMANDA PHILIP
G CAREY
1893303 1904520
DEES BURCHAM
JOHNNY AMANDA
RAY G
1885735 1892748
BURCHAM CRAYTON
ARNOLD KAREN
W M
1906432 1885735
DEES BURCHAM
ORATOR ARNOLD
JW
1898205 1890193
BURCHAM CREDDILLE
BRIAN DARLENE
1890769 1898205
DEES BURCHAM
STELLA BRIAN
MAE KEITH
1907233
BURCHAM CREDILLE
CYNTHIA BILLY
KAY RAY
1898101 1888518
DEETER BURCHAM
GARY CYNTHIA
GENE KAY
1899117 1899103
BURCHAM CREDILLE
CYNTHIA TINA
SUZANNE G
1898739 1899117
DEGROOT BURCHAM
NANETTE CYNTHIA
MARIE SUZANNE
1904364 1892744
BURCHAM CREEL
DIANA LAURIE
JOY R
1897273 1904364
DEGROOT BURCHAM
SCOTT DIANA
HENRY JOY
1906688 1892745
BURCHAM CREEL
ELIZABETH STEVEN
A WADE
1906401 1906688
DEITRICH BURCHAM
JOHN ELIZABETH
GARRETT A
JOY LEE
Statewide Management System 1906688 Election BURCHAM ELIZABETH
1887971 1898316
BURCHAM CREELY
GLINDA ROBERT
FAYE JOSEPH
1893292 1887971
DELLINGER BURCHAM
JULIA GLINDA
LYNN FAYE
1901487
CLARK
JERRY
AL
1904265 1897455
BURCHAM CREGEEN
MILDRED LISA
SUE
1896060 1904265
DELLINGER BURCHAM
LORIE MILDRED
LSUE
1887971 1883685
BURCHAM CLARK
GLINDA JOHNNIE
FAYE O'NEAL
ROBINSON
1902633 1888136
BURCHAM CRENSHAW
RICK EULA
R
1901745 1902633
DEMING BURCHAM
KRISTI RICK
LYNN
1904265 1903524
BURCHAM CLARK
MILDRED JOHNNIE
SUE O'NEAL
II
J
1882587 1888425
BURCHAM CRENSHAW
SHERRY ROSHANADA
L
1882587 1909657
1902633 1907497
BURCHAM CLARK
RICK KAY
H
DIANE
775040526 1883724
BURCHAM CRENSHAW
TAMMY VANESSA
D ANN
1882587 1904753
BURCHAM CLARK
SHERRY LAMAR
MARY TAMMY
JEWELL D
1898225
CRENSHAW
VIOLET
LORETTA
775040526 1883708
BURCHAM CLARK
TAMMY LINDA
BYNUM
WILLIAM
J
1882591
BYRD
BRENDA
GAIL
1897230
BYRD
JEFFREY
C
1894551
BYRD
SANDRA
LYNN
1909177
CABALLERO
KAY
H
County: Alcorn 1893117 Election BYRD Statewide Management SystemBERTHA
ID
Last Name
First Name
1898597 Election CACKOWSKI Statewide Management SystemNANCY
Y
GUSSIE
LEE
1886347
CAGER
PATRICK
ONAISSIS
575153273
CAGER
TODD
LAMAR
1904919
CAGER
WILLIE
1895515
CAHOON
FRANCES
MARIE
1901584
CAIN
CORA
I
1886114
CAIN
DON
MICHAEL
1898897
CAIN
JAMES
RUSSELL
1896216
CAIN
MARY
J
1887984
CALDWELL
DOYLE
GENE
1896121
CALDWELL
JAMES
DARRELL
1898184
CALDWELL
JONATHAN
1896272
CALLAHAN
EVA
1900509
CALLAHAN
SHAWN
ROCKY
1903238
CALVARY
VICTOR
S
1887096
CALVERT
AMANDA
1896095
CALVERY
BESSIE
1898018
CALVERY
BRIAN
HEATH
1902609
CALVERY
MELISSA
HUMPHREY
1900473
CAMERON
JESSE
PRESTON
1907369
CAMPBELL
ANNTISHA
SHANTA
1886126
CAMPBELL
CHARLOTTE
ANN
1896200
CAMPBELL
COLIN
A
575008931
CAMPBELL
JAMIE
MARIE
1902366
CAMPBELL
JENNIFER
L
1890209
CAMPBELL
JOHN
W
1897051
CAMPBELL
ROBERT
A
1896883
Last Name CAMPBELL
First Name RUSSELL
Statewide Management SystemSHIRLEY 1889630 Election CAMPBELL
WILLIAM
FRASER
1908921
CANCILLA
CHRISTOPHER
EDWARD
1901875
CANNON
TITUS
R
1898750
CANTU
MICHAEL
JUAN
1892737
CARDWELL
EDWIN
ROYCE
1884808
CARLISLE
AGNES
M
1883711
CARLISLE
DAVID
R
1883712
CARLISLE
JOAN
H
1899679
CARLTON
JAYSON
LEE
1905730
CARLTON
RONALD
JOE
1908373
CARLYLE
JAMES
S
1896109
CARMACK
JAMES
A
1906379
CARMICHIEL
LYNN
KEITH
1903674
CARPENTER
MARY
1898183
CARPENTER
NORRIS
1902568
CARPER
MYRANDA
B
1886951
CARRINGTON
REGINA
G
1897980
CARRINGTON
STEPHEN
K
1898994
CARROLL
NORA
M
1903522
CARSON
CARRIE
R
1882641
CARSON
DONALD
RAY
1882643
CARSON
PAMELA
KAY
1896124
CARTER
AUDREY
1891257
CARTER
BERNICE
1885597
CARTER
BILLY
1882670
CARTER
BROOKS
CHARLES
Statewide Management SystemDERONDA 1898382 Election CARTER 1882605
CARTER
DOCK
1891901
CARTER
JENNIE
1885228
CARTER
1905264
CLARK
TANECIA
1909128
CLARY
JAMES
1909697
CLARY
SANDRA
1897883
CLAUNCH
SHARON
1899563
CLAUSEL
1901970
Suffix
CROOK
ROSLYN
SUZETTE
1882669
CLEMENT
KENNETH
WAYNE
1884789
CROSS
VIRGINIA
1886754
CLEMENT
LEE
CHESLEY
1892439
CLEMMER
DESIREE
1896370
CLEVELAND
TERRY
1892108
CLIFTON
LOU
1907493
CLINERD
1890220
DEVUSSE
KEVIN
VAN
C
1882647
CROW
EDITH
BARNES
1896211
DEVUSSE
PATRICIA
LYNNA
ANN
1906708
CROWE
KELLY
D
1885235
DEWALT
GREGORY
LEE
RANDALL
A
6084423
CRUM
AUDREY
1902203
DEWBERRY
KELLEY
MARIE
CLITES
JAMES
ALLEN
1907314
CRUM
CHARLES
J
1901529
DEWBERRY
RITCHIE
EDWARD
1890219
CLITES
TERESA
DIANE
1906452
CRUM
DORIS
A
1903153
DEWITT
AMANDA
1890795
COBBLE
OTIS
J
1908331
CRUM
EARLIE
BEATRICE
1909496
DIAZBARRIGA
CARLOS
1906996
COBURN
KEN
1893104
CRUM
ELVA
L
1882680
DICKERSON
LENA
LVELLA
1898587
COBURN
LISA
P
CRUM
FUTURE
1883754
DICKERSON
TERESA
ANN
775079467
COCHRAN
SHANNAN
D
1908052
CRUM
GARY
L
1902958
DICKSON
JAMES
STEWARD
1896896
COCHRAN
TIM
J
1895693
CRUM
HARM
P
1888624
DICUS
MARIE
1897120
COCKMAN
JEFFREY
R
1892079
CRUM
J
C
1892300
DILDY
BENNIE
RAY
1892282
DILDY
GENEVA
D
1899277
DILDY
MICHEAL
EUGENE
1888446
DILDY
SHIRLEY
Y
1892443
DILDY
TONY
DELAIN
Last Name COFFEY
First Name JOAN
1895866
CRUM
JILES
J
1907411
CRUM
LEANN
R
1897624
CRUM
LYNN
APRI
1900616
COFIELD
HEATHER
MARIE
1908935
COGGIN
LARRY
WAYNE
575018655
COKER
ARLENE
1898745
COLE
ANGELA
1904861
COLE
FRANK
COLE
JAMES
1896895
COLE
SHIRLEY
1902225
COLE
VICKIE
1909596
COLELLA
FAYE
1906066
COLEMAN
1902731
COLEMAN
1890609
MARY
D
1892207
CRUM
MICHAEL
ANTHONY
1896053
DILLINGHAM
ERBY
LAMAR
1892086
CRUM
MOLLIE
MARIBELLE
1889293
DILLINGHAM
JOHN
J
1890218
CRUM
OLA
BLANCH
1899576
DILLINGHAM
LOUISE
1892491
CRUM
QUEENA
SUE
1892633
DILLON
KRISTI
1890216
CRUM
TABITA
JEAN
1882894
DILLON
VIRGINIA
POWERS
1906049
CRUM
TERRA
LEEANNE
1896905
DILWORTH
ANNETTE
AUDREY
CLYDE
1889667
CRUMP
ARMINTHA
K
BARBARA
JEAN
1888261
CULLEN
JOHN
GRANT
COLEMAN
CHRISTOPHER
GERALD
1888306
CULLEN
MELISSA
CAROL
1896166
COLEMAN
DAVID
L
1902169
CULP
MICHAEL
LYNN
1897468
COLEMAN
DERRICK
D
1902659
COLEMAN
JENNIFER
LEN
1889649
COLEMAN
MILDRED
ANN
1903555
CUMMINGS
1895090
COLEMAN
NORMA
K
1892742
1895525
COLEMAN
ROBERT
KEVIN
1896368
1889671
COLEMAN
SHIRLEY
MARIE
1899718
COLEMAN
TERA
1899048
COLLIER
1905461
MARIE
R : 09/26/2012 Date REHNEA
FREDERICK GRACIE
MAE
1907198
DILWORTH
J
D
775181243
DILWORTH
JAMES
EDWARD
PATRICK
1888604
DILWORTH
JAMES
N
L
1893281
DILWORTH
KATHERINE
W
DESSA
C
1888454
DILWORTH
M
C
CUMMINGS
JAMES
M
1897174
DILWORTH
MICHAEL
J
CUMMINGS
JAMES
RAY
1904289
DILWORTH
SULA
P
1895254
CUMMINGS
KENNETH
L
1901131
DILWORTH
TARANDAL
ANTWONE
LEE
1897631
CUMMINGS
KIMBERLY
DAWN
1904508
DILWORTH
TRENT
LALRICE
DAPHNE
LEIGH
1888142
CUMMINGS
MARGARET
KATHY
1888623
DIRTH
TARA
ANN
COLLIER
MARILYN
SUE
1897128
CUMMINGS
MEKKA
L
1895335
DITTMER
CHARLES
RAY
1891667
COLLINS
BRITTANY
ANN
1902125
CUMMINGS
PHILLIP
1898776
DIXON
BILLIE
D
1896537
COLLINS
ELIZABETH
ANNE
1889669
CUMMINGS
RUBEN
E
1903171
DIXON
ESSIE
M
1894343
COLLINS
ETHLEEN
R
1900180
CUNNINGHAM
DIANN
CASSIE
1897420
DIXON
JOAN
M
1900225
CUPPLES
MARY
L
1909500
DIXON
KAREN
DENISE
1890642
CURLEE
GEORGIA
MAE
1889278
DIXON
KEVIN
PAUL
1905371
DIXON
NORMA
H
1885624
DIXON
THOMAS
RAY
1885613
DIXON
WILLIAM
COLLINS
LOUISE
1904751
COLLINS
MICHAEL
LEE
1890190
COLLINS
ROGER
DALLAS DAVIS
COLN
LEXIE
P
1904283
CURRY
HEIDI
S
1905022
COLSTON
KRISTIE
LYNN
1897664
CURRY
ROY
LUTHER
1882649
COLTER
DALE
KEITH
1882635
CURRY
SIDNEY
A
1882645
COLTER
JANET
WALTERS
1907902
CURTIS
DAN
1899570
COMAX
JAMES
1906505
CURTIS
JACQUELINE
1904166
COMBS
ALLEN
EDWARD
1892741
CURTIS
1897829
COMER
DIXIE
DIXON
775016678
CURTIS
775255732
COMER
KAYLA
LOGAN
1888420
RICHARD Date : 09/26/2012
JR JEFFREY
DENISE
1889003
CARTER
MARY
A
1902386
COOK
AMANDA
DENISE
1887989
CARTER
MARY
JOANNE
1898277
COOK
CAROL
N
1886935
CARTER
ROGER
DALE
1901572
COOK
HARRISON
L
1885598
CARTER
TILL
1885314
COOK
KARA
L
1900061
CARTWRIGHT
DEBORAH
D
1898278
COOK
LESLIE
D
1889637
CARVER
LUCY
MAY
1899417
COOK
MICHELLE
ERVIN
1892184
CASE
VERA
SUE
1909288
COOK
MICHELLE
HEIDIE
1894596
CASEY
JEMMARAH
SIRMAIL
1909130
COOK
R
CONNIE
1894891
CASH
LINDA
MAE
575149254
CASH
PATRICK
KEITH
1886939
CASSIDY
FRANCES
W
1886938
CASSIDY
SAMANTHA
O
1899455
CASSIDY
VALERIE
1890802
CASSON
HELEN
DORIS
1905467
CASTILE
KENNETH
L
1883732
CASTILE
KENNETH
S
1906144
CATCH
JEROME
ALEXANDER
1898856
CATRINA
DENISE
SPEARS
1897112
CERESKA
FRANK
A
County: Alcorn
ID
1908053
R
1888424
CHAPMAN
SANDRA
L
575038208
CHAPPELL
JESSICA
BRYNN
1887961
CHARLES
RICHARD
AMON
1897945
CHASTAIN
BETTY
GAIL
1895462
CHASTAIN
SHAWN
CHRISTOPHER
1886131
CHAVERF
ALFREDO
1905858
CHAVERF
SUZANN
M
1887988
CHELETTE
JEFFERY
DENNIS
1903237
CHERONES
PATRICIA
1900582
CHERRY
WILLIAM
S
1900525
CHIEPPO
JOSEPH
THOMAS
1885601
CHILDER
VICKY
LYNN
1899946
CHILDERS
AMY
C
1882637
CHILDERS
HAZEL
1905454
CHILDERS
LANNIE
MELVIN
1886941
CHILDS
BETTY
MARIE
1897496
CHILDS
FRED
W
1897974
CHILDS
J
DODD
DEBORAH
KERRIN
L
1885254
DODD
THOMAS
SHARON
NATASHA
1886964
DODDS
LINDA
CUTCHENS
MICHAEL
E
1890399
DODSON
JONATHAN
1892753
CYPHER
CAREY
DODSON
LARRY
1907496
CYPHER
KATHERINEE
1883910
DODSON
NADINE
FERN
1898516
DABBS
TAISIR
A
1892286
DOGGETT
MADELEINE
L
1897226
DALRYMPHLE
DANIEL
T
1896285
DOLES
CONNIE
E
1907150
DONALD
JOHN
CARRA
B
1908547
DONALDSON
RICKIE
DALTON
First Name
Suffix
ANGELA
W
DON
Page : 35
CLIFFORD
Z
1899717
DOTSON
ANDRE
L
1906474
DALTON
DONALD
LEE
1908159
DOTSON
JIMMY
R
1892763
DALTON
HENRY
CONN
1896058
DOUGAN
BLENDA
SUE
1888432
DALTON
MARGARET
NELLE
1902112
DOUGLAS
RAY
1888625
DALTON
ORPHA
G
1889853
DOWNING
AMANDA
JANE
1888434
DALTON
SOLOMON
ALONZO
1909778
DOWNING
CRAIG
L
1896274
DAMPOUX
SARAH
LYLE
1889264
DOWNS
CLINTON
1889276
DAMRON
BILLY
1886368
DOWNS
DANNY
RAY
1902200
DAMRON
CHARLES
ALAN
1906148
DOWNS
JACKIE
RAY
1902201
DAMRON
SARAH
BARTON
1893298
DOWNS
LARRY
HOUSTON
1900539
DAMRON
VERNITRA
ALLEN
1889287
DOWNS
LUCILLE
J
1906623
DANCOE
ROBERT
JOHN
1887118
DOWNS
MELINDA
GAIL
1907013
DANGERFIELD
DARREN
1882888
DOYLE
MICHAEL
C
775266957
DARRELL
JUSTIN
H
1900367
DOYON
GEORGE
ARMANO
1903515
DAUGHERTY
ADRIENE
MOLAND
1900825
DRAKE
DONALD
TRENNACE
County: Alcorn
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ID
Last Name
First Name
G
BRYAN
1890760
DAVENPORT
HELEN
MEEKS
1886123
COOLEY
BARRY
BERNARD
1902441
DAVID
PAUL
A
1886122
COOLEY
SHERRY
LYNN
1906431
DAVIDSON
NELLIE
MAE
1882698
DREWERY
DALE
1909066
COOPER
DELLA
L
1900564
DAVIDSON
SCOTT
CHRISTOPHER
1896064
DREWERY
HAROLD
1901746
DRAKE
PATRICIA
Statewide Management SystemTERESA 1896571 Election DREW
MICHELLE LAVON
DOROTHY
1891299
DAVIS
APRIL
LEEANDRA
1889258
DREWRY
MARY
H
COOPER
REBA
INEZ
1896280
DAVIS
BERTHA
L
1904290
DRIVER
ANGELA
LYNN
1898296
COPELAND
ANGELO
T
1893294
DAVIS
BETTY
JANE
1886975
DRIVER
RUBY
1890618
COPELAND
CATHY
MARIE
1893306
DAVIS
BILL
H
1895804
DROKE
JEFFREY
1896147
COPELAND
STACY
BERTRUM
1886297
DAVIS
BOBBY
D
DRONET
LISA
1889089
COPEN
MOLLY
1893969
DAVIS
BRENDA
K
1909564
DUBE
ROBERT
DONAT
1904164
CORBITT
TALANA
R
1889281
DAVIS
C
DUCKWORTH
ALISON
E
CORBURN
JAMES
BARY
Middle Name
575201336
1883699
First Name
1902231
DAVIS
CARL
JAMES
1902444
DUCKWORTH
ANTHONY
M
1903540
CORDELL
TERRY
ALTON
1896035
DAVIS
CHRISTIPHER
SHANE
1885623
DUCKWORTH
JIMMY
DWAYNE
1898792
CORLEW
TERESA
DIX
1885614
DUCKWORTH
JOHN
DAVID
775025630
CORLEY
CHRISTOPHER
JASON
1882696
DAVIS
ELIZABETH
LOUISE
775036106
DUCKWORTH
KARON
BYRD
6070331
CORNELIOUS
LINDA
J
1904285
DAVIS
ESSIE
L
1905742
DUDLEY
BRENDA
GAIL
1890812
CORNELIUS
CONNIE
SUE
1890764
DAVIS
GEORGIA
DEAN
1899994
DUFF
DAPHNE
LOUISE
1900880
CORNELIUS
DEWAYNE
MARCUS
1882677
DAVIS
GLENDA
1888620
DUKE
KATHERYN
H
1896115
CORNELIUS
EMMA
JEAN
1904964
DAVIS
GREGORY
WAYNE
1888619
DUKE
KENNETH
SPENCER
1896503
CORNELIUS
JAMES
WADE
1902777
DAVIS
JAMES
H
575214142
DUKE
TRESSA
ANN
1900557
CORNELIUS
NICOLE
TRACY
1900534
DAVIS
JENIA
H
1909796
DUMAS
CARLINE
M
1886780
CORNELIUS
PAUL
T
1907846
DAVIS
JERRY
1896909
DUMMITT
PAMELA
CHERYL
1889260
CORNELIUS
REBECCA
A
1900122
DAVIS
JIMMY
C
575006810
DUNBAR
DOLLY
A
1905464
CORNELIUS
RONALD
TERRY
JR
1902296
DAVIS
JIMMY
L
1905269
DUNCAN
DOROTHY
G
1902091
CORNELIUS
TRENA
MICHELL
Suffix
1883741
DAVIS
JOHN
RUSHING
1905968
DUNCAN
IRLUE
J
1897281
CORNWELL
ELISE
H
775009745
DAVIS
KALA
MAYANNE
1907395
DUNCAN
JENNIFER
LYNN
1900253
COSTELLO
CHARLES
L
1900157
DAVIS
L
ANDREA
1908513
DUNCAN
JIMMY
MAE
1899352
DAVIS
LARRY
1900753
DUNCAN
JUANITA
S
1890921
DAVIS
LOUIS
RUSSELL
1889265
DUNCAN
LOYD
G
1899084
DUNCAN
MELISSA
MARIE
First Name
Page : 25
ID
Last Name
Voter Query Report 1889818 Suffix
Statewide Management SystemELBERT 1904903 Election DAVIS
Voter Query Report
Middle Name
ODIS: 09/26/2012 Date
County: Alcorn
Page : 31
ID
Last Name
First Name
GREEN DANIEL
Date : 09/26/2012
COTRELL
ELIZABETH
1898798
COUGHLIN
DEBORAH
L
1897404
DAVIS
LYNDA
KAYE
1903400
COUNCE
JASON
CHRISTOPHER
1882892
DAVIS
MADELINE
KAY
1887987
COUNCE
KENNETH
EARL
1888148
DAVIS
MATTHEW
PARKER
1888627
DUNCAN
NELLIE
1892202
COUNCE
LOIS
M
1882691
DAVIS
MELISSA
LYNN
1903120
DUNCAN
OPAL
FAYE
1887986
COUNCE
SONYA
1882893
DAVIS
MERRITT
L
1902110
DUNN
ELIZABETH
TAYLOR
1894150
COUNTS
GERTRUDE
1886958
DAVIS
PAMELA
MARIE
1896288
DUNN
LEON
1901663
COURTNEY
JENNIFER
MARIE
1897467
DAVIS
PHILAPHIA
D
1904506
DUNN
STACIE
1888741
COWIN
AMANDA
KAY
1907398
DAVIS
RENDA
M
1899666
DUNPHY
MAUREEN
1905715
DAVIS
RUTH
DIANE
DURANT
SUZANNE
1899764
DAVIS
SHIRLEY
A
1882900
DURDEN
JOHN
ALLEN
1896067
DAVIS
STEVE
C
1886369
DURHAM
FRANKIE
PEARL
1882889
DAVIS
TAMMY
RENELL
1901277
DURR
DARNELL
D
1896130
DUVALL
BRAD
1897442
DWIGHT
EDWARD
ALLEN
1900486
DYER
FRITZ
JAMAAL
1895280
COX
ALLISON
M
1886937
COX
ANDREW
JOSEPH
1906636
COX
BEVERLY
JEAN
County: Alcorn
Page : 26
1903022
CHOATE
CAROL
MICHELLE
1897048
COX
BRIAN
EDWARD
575038445
CHOATS
JERRY
LEE
1897578
COX
CARLA
BRADFORD
1892262
CHRISTAIN
SONYA
M
1902627
COX
JAMIE
GLEN
1903754
CHRISTIAN
ARCHER
ANSER
1890918
COX
JANET
BURCHAM
1892263
CHRISTIAN
DAMON
1894617
COX
KELLY
MECHELL
1902003
CHRISTIAN
MATTHEW
DANIEL
1896119
COX
LANNY
1885603
CHRISTON
EMMIUEL
LEE
1886105
COX
LEETHA
1892727
CHRISTOPHER
MARTHA
W
1898764
COX
LORI
A
1903028
CHRISTOPHERSON MELANIE
KAY
1890625
COX
RAYMOND
A
ID
1904115
Last Name DAVIS
First Name TERESA
Voter Query Report 1892872 SMITH
Middle Name
Statewide Management SystemVAUDI 1889299 Election DAVIS
Voter Query Report
Statewide Management SystemNANCY 1885538 Election DUNCAN
GIBBS
L
Page : 36
Middle Name
1887970
S : 09/26/2012 Date
Suffix
LEIGH ELIZABETH
Date : 09/26/2012 G
1896313
DAVIS
VELMA
1890767
DAVIS
WILBURN
L
1900955
DYER
KENYOR
A
1892583
DAVIS-SMITH
SUZANNE
MICHELLE
1889270
DYKES
LULA
IRENE
1884650
DAVISON
JAMES
MARSHALL
1902109
EADS
CHRISTI
ANN
1898288
DAWSON
CHARLES
R
1906302
EAGAR
MARK
A
1898841
DAWSON
DEBORAH
KAY
1902815
EAGAR
TINA
M
CONTINUED ON 7B
Suffix
EVE
COOPER
County: Alcorn
Voter Query Report
Middle Name
1896106
Last Name
A : 09/26/2012 Date
RUTH
DALTON
WAYNE Date : 09/26/2012 JR
Suffix
Date : 09/26/2012
1896298
Voter Query Report
H
Middle Name
COOKE
Voter Query Report
JR
1906081
1909644
Statewide Management SystemCHARLOTTE 1890813 Election COTNER
Suffix
R
L
VELMA
County: Alcorn
Middle Name
M
Last Name
Voter Query Report
G
CHARLES
Voter Query Report 1909777
JR
M
DOCKERY
COOK
ID
LUCILLE
RAYMOND
ANGELA
Statewide Management SystemBARBARA 1889288 Election DOBBINS
Page : 34
Middle Name
1883916
Statewide Management SystemBONNIE 1896452 Election DALTON
Suffix
DOBBINS
First Name
JAMES
1883922
Middle Name
1908782
Last Name
1899355
1908956 Voter Query Report
E
Statewide Management SystemBOBBY 1903397 Election CHIPMAN
COOK
First Name
FERRELL
ID
DOBBINS
ID
Statewide Management SystemTED 1907390 Election COOK
RAYBURN
B
Last Name
Page : 24
Page : 29
R
1889294
County: Alcorn
JOYCE
SAMANTHA
SHIRLEY
NELL
1902648
CONWILL
CHAPMAN
VINCENT
DOROTHY
W
1901161
CHANNON
JEROME
CURRY
GERALD
LEWIS
1908827
CURLEE
1905572
CURRY
MARVIN
1886116
1900206
1892755
CARTER
LEWIS
JR
County: Alcorn
ANNIE
1904165
CHILDS
Suffix
Suffix
Date : 09/26/2012
CORINA
MARIE
STEPHEN
WILLIAM
Middle Name
COLMAN
W
RONALD
CULVER
First Name
1898087
ALEXANDRA
1896875
Voter Query Report
Middle Name
WALLACE
CHANEY
Last Name
Statewide Management SystemDEBORAH 1899794 Election CUMMINGS
First Name
CONWILL
1904896
ID
1899506
Last Name
CONWAY
First Name
JR
ID
500014271
DALE
O
Date : 09/26/2012
DILWORTH
Page : 23
Suffix
ANN
DILWORTH
1890227
O
Voter Query Report 1907083
Voter Query Report
MARIE
1904288
O'NEAL
Last Name
County: Alcorn
1886294 Election DILL Statewide Management SystemANGELA
Page : 33
Middle Name
MADENA
MANCIEL
LARRY
First Name
CRUM
LLOYD
JONATHAN
Last Name
CRUM
CARTER
CHANDLER
ID
1909357
CARTER
CHANDLER
Page : 28
1883691
1905344
1886208
County: Alcorn
BRUCE
1890829
ID
Suffix
Date : 09/26/2012
ELLEN
WILLIAM
County: Alcorn
Voter Query1892257 Report
Middle Name
LESTER
1901776
BOWEN
1896210
CONRAD
ELIZABETH
Suffix
JANE
CLARK
1901848
CHANDLER
Middle Name
Page : 20
A
CAROLE
J
1890599
Voter Query Report 1899109
Suffix
Date : 09/26/2012
CROW
KRISTA
NANETTE
Page : 20
1898312
CARTER
GENE
PAUL
1887993
H
DOLORES
MATTHEW
D
CORINE
DANIEL
DEVOOGHT
TAMMY
CLARENCE
CHANCELLOR
575093235
CLAYTON
CONDRA
CHANCELLOR
JEAN
DIANE
1895996
1903793
575005336
LEONA
MICHAEL
E
1898102
DEVOOGHT
JAMES
WAYNE
FLORINE
JOHNS
575093229
CROOK
CONARD
CHALMERS
SUSAN
1887992
775086694
1906681
DEVAUGHN
WILLIE
WILLIAM
SUE
MARIE
1885242
A
CONRAD
SARAH
HELEN
CLAY
1904862
CERESKA
DERRYBERRY
JANE
L
1897374
BURKLEY
1886959
SARA
JOHN
Statewide Management SystemMARILYN 1896570 Election CHALK
CHARLES
CRONIN
VICKIE
L
DERRYBERRY
1902148
JOHN
NANCY
1897557
DAWN
CONNER
CERESKA
JENNIFER
VALERIE
1890788
1897113
DERRICK
G
CONARD
Suffix
D
CLEO
LOUIS
ROBINSON
COLEMAN
DERRICK
JAMES
1902324
Middle Name
Statewide Management SystemTHOMAS 1905896 Election DENNEY
Voter Query Report
D
1892276
CRONE
L
First Name
JIMMY
LYNN
1890743
JIMMIE
Last Name
DENNEDY
SHAWN
FRANCIS
CONLEY
ID
1909722
II
JOYCE
STACIE
PATRICK
1905567
County: Alcorn
Statewide Management SystemLESLIE 775040526Election DENISON BURCHAM TAMMY 1906601
HUPP
II
Middle Name
DEPRIEST
ANDREW
1909197 Election CROUCH Statewide Management SystemAMIE
SHERRY E
DENNISON
CROKER
First Name
First Name
775038295
1896742
Last Name
BURCHAM DEMPSY
775016693
E
ID
Last Name
M
SARAH
Page : 22
ID
PATRICIA
ERNESTINE
County: Alcorn
Page : 27
DENNIS
CROKE
E
ROBINSON
1882692
CRISWELL
Voter Query Report Suffix
V : 09/26/2012 Date LATOYA Page : 20
County: Alcorn
OTIS
1896738
1894543 Election COLLINS Statewide Management SystemRUFUS
Middle Name
Statewide Management SystemWILLIAM 1898224 Election CRENSHAW
1890634
1890612
DON
DSUE
DENNIS
County: Alcorn
E
Suffix
CRISWELL
1886790 Voter Query Report
JEAN
CAMPBELL
CARTER
1894079
Middle Name
KEITH 09/26/2012 ANN Date :
1890633
ID
T
1892730
750008633
LOLA
County: Alcorn
Middle Name
R
First Name
CLARK
Statewide Management SystemLYNDELL 1882665 Election COFFEY
TOMMY
Last Name
First Name
775119781
1882664
CAMPBELL
ID
Suffix
P
1905857
County: Alcorn
Last Name
Voter QueryStatewide ReportElection Management System
G
CAGE
ID
ROBINSON
Middle Name
1900604
County: Alcorn
ID
Voter Query1888518 Report
GATES
Suffix
S E
1890092 1903541
County: Alcorn
Suffix
GLEN: 09/26/2012 Date
Page : 37
Suffix
1904506
DUNN
STACIE
LEIGH
1899666
DUNPHY
MAUREEN
ELIZABETH
1908799
1892872
DURANT
SUZANNE
G
1907605
FISHER
FRED
1882900
DURDEN
JOHN
ALLEN
1901641
FISK
GABRIELLA
1886369
DURHAM
FRANKIE
PEARL
FITSCHEN
DAVID
1901277
DURR
DARNELL
County: Alcorn
County: Alcorn
Voter Query Report 1906016
FISCHBACH
CONTINUED FROM 6B D
PARTICK
JAMES D L
LINDA
1896079
FITZGEARLD
TIMOTHY
DUANE
PHYLLIS
H
BRAD
First Name
Middle Name
DWIGHT
EDWARD
ALLEN
1901909
FITZSIMMONS
1900486 1904316
DYER BUE
FRITZ FLORA
JAMAAL ELIOUSE
1896081 1904316
FIVEASH BUE
BONNIE FLORA
FAY ELIOUSE
1900955 1897077
DYER BUFFI
KENYOR LOUISE
A HUTSON
1906415 1897077
FLAKE BUFFI
BILLY LOUISE
LLOYD HUTSON
1889270 1893107
DYKES BUGGS
LULA ADDIE
IRENE LUE
1890408 1893107
FLANAGAN BUGGS
ALFRED ADDIE
W LUE
1902109 1896093
EADS BUIE
CHRISTI DONALD
ANN
1906302 1883798
EAGAR BULLARD
MARK BARBARA
A
1902815 1898992
EAGAR BULLARD
TINA EMALINGE
M FULTON
1891268 1903217
EANNARINO BULLARD
DIANE PONY
1901948 1898620
EARNEST BULLARD
D REBECCA
1908743 1897602
EARNEST BULLOCK
1906705 1900789
EASTMAN BUMPAS
County: Alcorn Last Name ID
ID
1896981 1896093
Last Name FLANAGAN BUIE
First Name
First Name ALICE DONALD
FLANAGAN BULLARD
LILLIE EMALINGE
K FULTON
SIMS E
1892912 1903217
FLANAGAN BULLARD
MANDY PONY
ANNETTE E
JOHNNY DIANNE
1898168 1898620
FLANAGAN BULLARD
TOMMY REBECCA
DIANNE
JOHNNY DERORAH
DEWAYNE KAY
1890376 1897602
FLANAGAN BULLOCK
WILEY DERORAH
HADEN KAY
CONWAY JUSTIN
JAY L
1888815 1900789
FLANNIGAN BUMPAS
EJUSTIN
TL
1887301 1907448
FLATT BUMPAS
FRANKLIN SHERRI
D DELLA
FLATT BUMPAS
SAMMY STEVE
EATON BUMPAS
A SHERRI
MICHAEL DELLA
1890935 1889764
EATON BUMPAS
CLAUD STEVE
W
1897719 1890092
EATON BUMPAS
DONNA VERA
LOUISE M
1896159 1890092
FLAX BUMPAS
LEN VERA
M
1898780 1899494
FLAX BUNCH
VERLINDA CHARISTOPHER
K DOUGLAS
1898240 1899494
EATON BUNCH
JACK CHARISTOPHER
DOUGLAS
1897723 1908478
EATON BUNTING
LYNN PEGGY
MICHELLE JUNE
ID
1890936 1886595
Last Name EATON BURBACH
First Name ROBERT CYNTHIA
Middle Name
Suffix
D
Statewide Management SystemTELESICA 1904381 1886594 Election EATON BURBACH ED
1897582 1908478
FLEMING BUNTING
BRIAN PEGGY
HALLMAN JUNE
1898323 1886595
FLEMING BURBACH
SANDY CYNTHIA
LD
2128697 1886594
FLEMMING BURBACH
RALPH ED
H
TIMOTHY AMANDA
JOE G
1887156 1904520
FLETCHER BURCHAM
JANA AMANDA
WORKMAN G
1902087 1885735
EATON BURCHAM
ZACHARY ARNOLD
D W
1907405 1885735
FLEX BURCHAM
EARNEST ARNOLD
W
1899654 1898205
FLIPPINS BURCHAM
PARISCIA BRIAN
ANYSE KEITH
1905275 1888518
FLIPPO BURCHAM
BILLY CYNTHIA
G KAY
1895265 1898205
EAVENSON BURCHAM
JANET BRIAN
G KEITH
1884219 1888518
EBRAHIM BURCHAM
YASHAR CYNTHIA
EMAD KAY
1909779 1899117
ECONOMY BURCHAM
MARTHA CYNTHIA
PSUZANNE
1909152 1899117
FLKLER BURCHAM
LORI CYNTHIA
FRANCES SUZANNE
FLORES BURCHAM
ROBIN DIANA
COLLEEN JOY
1899497 1904364
EDGAR BURCHAM
MICHAEL DIANA
D JOY
1896404 1904364
1907180 1906688
EDLEMON BURCHAM
STACY ELIZABETH
A
1909447 1906688
FLOYD BURCHAM
ASHLEY ELIZABETH
NICOLE A
775156169 1887971
EDWARDS BURCHAM
AMI GLINDA
LEA FAYE
1888827 1887971
FLOYD BURCHAM
ELEANOR GLINDA
VIOLA FAYE
1899063 1904265
EDWARDS BURCHAM
BRANDON MILDRED
LSUE
1898852 1904265
FLOYD BURCHAM
GLENDA MILDRED
JSUE
1884248 1902633
EDWARDS BURCHAM
JEFF RICK
E
1901057 1902633
FLOYD BURCHAM
LRICK
MARRINO
575188631 1882587
EDWARDS BURCHAM
JEREMY SHERRY
ALLAN
1899528 FLOYD 1882587 County: Alcorn BURCHAM
MARY SHERRY
ANN
1903121 775040526
EDWARDS BURCHAM
LEE TAMMY
JD
1883817 775040526
FLOYD BURCHAM
MARY TAMMY
FRANCES D
1883937
EGNEW
JOHN
HENRY
1908202
FLOYD
REBECCA
G
ROBINSON
1908475 Election FLOYD RODNEY Statewide Management ID Last Name SystemFirst Name
J
1888801
HARRY
FLOYD
VERA
1905369
EISELE
DAVID
1894885
EISELE
JONATHAN
ROBERT
1895253
EISELE
RAYLENE
L
1904385
FOLLIN
JAMES
M
1891810
EISENTROUT
CARL
H
1895641
FONTAINE
ARLENE
MARIE
FORD
ANGELA
MICHELLE
EISENTROUT
ELIZABETH
R
1885706
EKES
DENISE
DODD
1892634
FORD
ANTHONY
PAUL
THOMAS
1903786
FORD
EDNA
C
1890389
FORD
EDWARD
1904654
ELAM
ELMO
1891794
ELAM
GEORGE
1904659
ELAM
GERTUDE
B
FORD
HAZEL
1896072
ELAM
JAMES
R
1895992
FORD
HELEN
LEONE
DAVID
1903864
FORD
JIMMY
WAYNE
1898905
ELCHHORN
JEFFREY
1888630
ELDER
CARRIE
1883931
ELIAS
GEORGE
ID
Last Name
First Name
JR
Middle Name
Suffix
ALLISON
1906784 Election ELIGWE Statewide Management SystemVICTORIA 1888632 1889846
ELLIOTT ELLIOTT
FRITA LEASHAWN
MAE
FORD
MONTY
JOE
1890397
FORD
SUZETTE
F
1909497
FORNEY
DAVID
HOUSTON Page : 44
B
1900569
FORNEY
LEANN
STACEY
M
1906689
FORREST
WAYNE
WRIGHT
FORSYTHE
CYNTHIA
A
FORSYTHE
DELORES
RENEE
ELLIOTT
LESLIE
D
ELLIOTT
LINHDA
T
1896232
1888634
ELLIOTT
REESE
CLIFFORD
1883832
FORSYTHE
HETTIE
BEATRICE
1904383
ELLIOTT
ROSWIETH
1909051
FORSYTHE
REBECCA
SUE
1904661
ELLIOTT
VONNIE
D
1886315
FORTMAN
WILLIAM
RICHARD
M
1896859
FOSTER
ADRIAN
FOSTER
JERRY
L
1885627
ELLISON
GARY
R
1886898
1898574
ELLISON
GENE
RICHARD
1900403
FOSTER
MONICA
CELESTE
LEE
1893526
FOSTER
ZACHARY
O'BRYAN
1908829
FOURNIER
JANET
M
TODD
1902219
FOURNIER
WILFRED
ARMAND
FOUST
ADAM
575045332
ELMORE
JERRY
1886311
EMERSON
KRISTA
1887130
EMERY
DANA
County: Alcorn
1887129
EMERY
JUNE
ELAINE
1904393
1896821
EMISON
MARGARET
A
1886326
1903202
EMMONS
SUSAN
MARGARET
1882918
EMMONS
SYNTHIA
G
1892902
EMMONS
VICTORIA
1887134
ENGELHARDT
MARJORY
ID
1906017
Last Name FOWLER FOWLER
First Name BENNY CATHY
Statewide Management SystemELIZABETH 1906046 Election FOWLER 1883822
FOWLER
EVELYN
IDA
1882768
FOWLER
JACKIE
FOWLER
JAMES
LORRAINE
M
1899919
ENNIS
KRISTIN
LYNN
750006100
FOWLER
JAMES
EARL
1896457
EPPERSON
MARY
1890172
FOWLER
JIMMY
LOYD
1906413
FOWLER
NANCY
B
MICHAEL
WADE
1891326
EPPES
JOSEPH
LOREZ
1889837
EPPS
MARION
MCCALLA
1883932
ERENZ
JOHN
J
1883933
ERENZ
JUDITH
R
ID
1906759
Last Name ERNST
First Name BRIAN
Statewide Management SystemGLENDA 1897762 Election ERVIN 1907066 1901460
ESSARY ESSARY
DEBRA ETHEL
Voter Query Report 1902738
Middle Name
Suffix
E
FOWLER
PRISCILLA
FOWLER
TIMOTHY
W
1906134
FOWLER
WILLARD
GENE
KAY
1903780
FOX
DIAN
C
PAUL
1896201
FOX
MICHAEL
F
GAYLE
1893988
FRANKHOUSER
DONALD
L
RUTH
775242969
FRANKLIN
JOSEPH
ALLEN
L
1897710
FRANKS
CAROLYN
MATHIS
FRANKS
DAVID
NEAL
FRANKS
LARRY
1897922
ESSARY
GEORGE
HAROLD
1905490
1887125
ESSARY
JENNIFER
LEE
1897681
1907433
ESSARY
JENNIFER
ROBIN
1904386
FRANKS
MARTHA
1889831
ESSARY
OLIVER
LEE
1892637
FRANKS
NANCY
1907055
ESSARY
WESTLEY
GILBERT
1882759
FRANKS
RICKY
EUGENE
FRANZEN
NICHOLAS
KIRK
1898387
ESTES
MICHAEL
PAUL
1899503
ETHRIDGE
TERRY
LYNN
1899928
FRASER
TERESA
1899513
EUBANKS
BRADY
L
1909343
FRAZIER
KATHRYN
FRAZIER
KENNETH
RAY
EUBANKS
DONNIE
WAYNE
1909690
EUBANKS
JASON
SCOTT
1908493
FRAZIER
SHANE
KENNETH
1898178
EUBANKS
JERRY
LEE
1900568
FRAZIER
WAYNE
ANTHONY
FREEL
ROBERT
M
1908630
EUBANKS
LILA
ADELL
1896475
1891811
EVANS
BARBARA
ANN
775061766
1899841
EVANS
DEBROAH
LYNN
1888638
EVANS
DELLA
MURLENE
1883615
EVANS
FRANK
ADDISON
1889851
EVANS
JAMES
ALVA
1899888
FREEMAN
SEAN
LEE
1891800
EVANS
LOWELL
REX
1888818
FRIAR
DEBORAH
ANN
1899842
EVANS
MICHAEL
EVANS
1888819
FRIAR
WILLARD
RAY
SKYE
1902886
FRYE
BRENDA
JEAN
1906954
EVANS
MOLLY
1891812
EVANS
RICKY
1884680
EVANS
TERESA
County: Alcorn
EVANS
VICKY
D
1892468
EVERETT
BETTY
JEAN
1909630
EVERETT
CHARLES
LARRY
1907196
Last Name EVERSON
First Name INDYA
1898513 J
Voter Query Report 1892352 1890398
Middle Name
Suffix JR
TENEKA
EVETTS
FREEMAN
SHERRELL DANIEL
FREEMAN
JOSEPH
FUGITT
JEFFREY
FUGITT
JESSICA
FULKS
TERRY
MARIE L
DILWORTH CHARLES
BRANDON
Date : 09/26/2012 MARIE
1889623
FULPER
JOHN
1902551
FURR
JEREMY
W
1892927
GAGE
ANNA
LISA
GAHAGAN
RITA
JOANN
1900741
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KELLY
D
GAINES
NEALIE
A
Page : 46
EVETTS
MELISSA
DEANN
1886892
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MELVIN
EDWARD
1884605
GAINES
STELLA
FAY
GALLAHER
NATHAN
A ELIZABETH
1902146
FAKLER
WAYNE
TIMOTHY
1908554
1883810
FARLEY
RUTH
P
1902694
GALLMAN
MARGARET
1895089
FARRIS
ALTON
H
1897348
GALLOWAY
SUDIE
W
1907986
GAMMILL
ANITA
1887307
GAMMILL
JEFFREY
LEE
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1892906
FARRIS
EDWARD
T
1900516
FARRIS
GENE
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1890006
GANN
CASSANDRA
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SHARON
1890005
GANN
FREDDY
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LINDA
C
1897611
FARRIS
LYNN
JR
1885264
FARRIS
WALTER
E
1882799
775119699
FARROW
ELOONY
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1887308
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VELLA
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1898321
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ALISHA
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1902408
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D
1899308
GANT
MARTHA
JANE
1896391
GANT
ROBERT
F
1890392
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MARY
500011172
FAULKNER
RUSTY
1890394
FAULKNER
VERNA
1891276
FEAZELL
NATHAN
1889416
FELKS
BARBARA
J
1885632
FELKS
DEBBIE
JEAN
1897659
FELKS
DELINA
KAY
1899431
FELKS
JERRY
DON
1890944
FELKS
MARION
ID
Last Name
First Name
Statewide Management SystemTERRI 1904363 Election GANT 1892832
GANT
TINA
MILLER
GARDNER
AARON
JUNIOR
GARDNER
CHARLES
JUNIOR
RAY
1900017
GARDNER
DANIEL
GRANT
1902124
GARDNER
DOUGLAS
H
FELKS
TERESA
ANN
1890953
FELKS
VERDIA
LOUISE
1900241
FELTON
ANGELA
1897908
Voter Query Report 1900209 1900048
GARDNER
DUANE
GARDNER
JAMES
GARDNER
JO
THOMAS
Date : 09/26/2012 LARON LAURA
1897066
FELTON
FLYNN
1897900
FENNIX
CHARLES
1909340
GARDNER
JOHNATHAN
BRYAN
1882921
FENSTERMAKER
JACK
1888892
GARDNER
JOSEPH
S
JODI
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1888978
GARDNER
MARY
L
D
1892647
GARDNER
RALPH
HAROLD
EVONE
575001108
GARDNER
REBECCA
M
775166842
GARDNER
TELISHA
NICOLE
ID
1909583
Last Name FENSTERMAKER
First Name
Statewide Management SystemRICHARD 1901337 Election FENSTERMANKER 1901370
FERNANDO
1896179
FERRARA
BALADINO
1906397
FERRARA
DEIRDRE
1896178
FERRARA
DOROTHY
GLENN
Middle Name
Suffix
E
1899560
GARLAND
HOWARD
E
1907654
GARMON
TOMMY
GARNER
DENNIS
CHARLES
1903501
FERRELL
ELLEN
ANN
750001009
FERRIS
ERIC
MICHAEL
1898826
GARNER
FELICIA
DENISE
SHEREE
1907652
GARNER
MARTHA
ANN
GARRETT
AUDREY
MAE
FIELDING
1887154
FIELDS
ALLEN
KEITH
1896251
1909772
FIELDS
JERRY
DANA
1892847
GARRETT
DIANE
S
K
1902158
GARRETT
ERIC
MICHAEL
GARRETT
JUDY
T
1890371
FIELDS
JULIEN
1882766
FIELDS
LINDA
KAY
1904705
1906135
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SUE
1901673
GARRETT
NICKLAS
F
O'NEAL
1888021
GARRETTY
J
B
GARY
EVELYN
MARIE
GASS
CHRISTOPHER
MATTHEW
1892630
FIKE
WILLIAM
County: Alcorn
1882755
FINDLEY
MICHAEL
WM
1886469
1899716
FINLEY
JENELL
R
1898106
1882753
FINLEY
TINA
STOCKDALE
1902735
FISCHBACH
HEATHER
SUSAN
1908799
FISCHBACH
PARTICK
1907605
FISHER
1901641
FISK
1906016
ID
1899619
Last Name GATES
First Name RITA
Page : 47
ELIOUSE Date : 09/26/2012
ELIOUSE B HUTSON
1893107 775039192
BUGGS GIBENS
ADDIE BRITTNEY
LUE KATHERINE
1893107 1888036
BUGGS GRISSOM
ADDIE BEVERLY
LUE TIDWELL
1896093 1883853
BUIE GIBENS
DONALD JAMES
PAUL
1896093 1887326
BUIE GRISSOM
DONALD HAROLD
DEAN
1883798 1896289
BULLARD GIBENS
BARBARA JANET
ANNETTE
1883798 1888037
BULLARD GRISSOM
BARBARA JOSEPH
BRADLEY
1898992 1903645
BULLARD GIBENS
EMALINGE JOANN
FULTON
1898992 1900113
BULLARD GRISSOM
EMALINGE MONIKA
FULTON BUST
1903217 1897087
BULLARD GIBENS
PONY JOSHUA
E N
1903217 1897335
BULLARD GROSS
PONY AUDREY
JE
1898620 1883844
BULLARD GICZBOUISKI
REBECCA JAMES
DIANNE JOSEPH
1897602 1883856
BULLOCK GICZICOWSKI
DERORAH LORRAINE
KAY
1900789 1889191
BUMPAS GIFFORD
JUSTIN DIGE
L B
1907448 1897626
BUMPAS GIGSON
SHERRI ALEX
DELLA JAMES
1889764 1895256
BUMPAS GILBERT
STEVE ALLEN
1890092 1894358
BUMPAS GILBERT
1899494 1909079
HUPP
Page : 48
ID
1898620 1902624
Last Name BULLARD GROSS
First Name REBECCA KRISTI
1897602 Election GROSS BULLOCK DERORAH Statewide Management SystemMICHAEL 1903652
Middle Name
LKENNETH
BUMPAS GUILLOT
SHERRI GLORIA
DELLA ANN
LEE
1889764 1897941
BUMPAS GUILLOT
STEVE MICHAEL
EDWARD
VERA PATRICE
M
1890092 1897669
BUMPAS GUNN
VERA ALICE
M MARIE
BUNCH GILLIES
CHARISTOPHER ALEXANDER
DOUGLAS TAYLOR
1899494 1889005
BUNCH GUNN
CHARISTOPHER JAMES
DOUGLAS HUGHEY
1908478 1908916
BUNTING GILLILAND
PEGGY JESSICA
JUNE WHITNEY
1908478 1885275
BUNTING GUNN
PEGGY JINDRA
1886595 1905611
BURBACH GILLILAND
CYNTHIA MELISSA
D HOPE
1886595 1889161
BURBACH GUNN
CYNTHIA JOHN
1886594 1895284
BURBACH GILLOM
ED GEORGE
LARRY
1906696
BURBACH GUNN
ED LINDA
1904520 1883636
BURCHAM GILMORE
AMANDA JULIUS
G AQUIAR
1904520 1904400
BURCHAM GUNN
AMANDA NICHOLAS
G LAMAR
1885735 1892934
BURCHAM GILMORE
ARNOLD MARY
W DAVIS
1885735 1893954
BURCHAM GUNN
ARNOLD TAMIKA
W LATRICE
1898205 1891292
BURCHAM GILMORE
BRIAN TERRI
LKEITH
1898205 1883868
BURCHAM GUNTER
BRIAN BILLY
KEITH JOE
KAY NICOLE
1888518 1903161
BURCHAM GURLEY
CYNTHIA CLAIRE
KAY LYNN
SUZANNE ERIC
1899117 1902786
BURCHAM GURLEY
CYNTHIA HELEN
Page : 54 SUZANNE KING
ID
Last Name BURCHAM GILMORE
First Name CYNTHIA ZYTPHER
Middle Name
Suffix
LJUNE
D
AARON Date : 09/26/2012 KAY
1904364 1899618
BURCHAM GINN
DIANA APRIL
JOY PAIGE
1904364 1887331
BURCHAM GURLEY
DIANA HURSHEL
JOY W
1906688 1899287
BURCHAM GINN
ELIZABETH RYAN
A BLAKE
1906688 1908541
BURCHAM GURLEY
ELIZABETH KEVAN
A L
1887971 1909774
BURCHAM GISLER
GLINDA NORMA
FAYE JEAN
1887971 1887345
BURCHAM GURLEY
GLINDA MARY
FAYE O
1904265 1883865
BURCHAM GISLER
MILDRED PHILIP
SUE STANELY
1904265 1887491
BURCHAM GURLEY
MILDRED PATRICIA
SUE B
1902633 1891134
BURCHAM GISSON
RICK KIMBERLEY
MARIE
1902633 1887333
BURCHAM GUTAI
RICK JOHN
A
1902360 1882587
GIST BURCHAM
KENNY SHERRY
WAYNE
1882587 1908655
BURCHAM GUTOWSKI
SHERRY LINDA
J
1889202 775040526
GLADNEY BURCHAM
DENVER TAMMY
LEE D
775040526 1907569
BURCHAM GUTOWSKI
TAMMY MARTIN
D C
GLASCO
DAVID
1883605
GUYNES
FRANKIE
W
ROBINSON
Date JOE : 09/26/2012
Statewide Management SystemJUAN 775181687Election GUZMAN
HUNTER
GLENN
CLYDE
RAYBURN
1892853
GLIDEWELL
BOBBY
WAYNE
1889999
GLIDEWELL
DONALD
RAY
1892825
GLIDEWELL
DOROTHY
MARIE
1892827
GLIDEWELL
EVELYN
1889176
GLIDEWELL
HERMAN
H
1901936
GLIDEWELL
KAREN
ANNETTE
1907280
GLIDEWELL
MAUREEN
LYNN
1898153
HACKNEY
DANIEL
1882795
GLIDEWELL
RICHARD
JOE
500009496
HACKNEY
TERESA
1892852
GLIDEWELL
SANDRA
LYNN
1894489
HAGLE
GEORGE
H
1892811
GLIDEWELL
SHIRLEY
ANN
1892001
HAJEK
GLORIA
ROSE
1896843
GLIDEWELL
TIMOTHY
LEE
1889461
HALCOMB
JAMES
L
1886899
GLISSEN
CHARLIE
C
1889462
HALCOMB
LUCY
1894669
GLISSEN
ROBIN
SEAN
1903569
HALE
AMERION
1895529
GLISSOM
MARILYN
KAY
1890984
HALE
ANNIE
FAY
1896416
GLISSOM
MICHAEL
SHAWN
1907523
HALE
EDWARD
LEE
1903005
GLISSON
CHRIS
RHODES
1890997
HALE
GEORGE
ERVIN
1907656
GLISSON
JEANINE
1883949
HALE
W
J
1888902
GLOVER
FLORA
DELL
1887863
HALFHILL
PAMELA
CARLOTTA
MICHELLEE
1899226
HALL
ANGELA
R
First Name
Page : 20
Page : 49
1909094
GWYN
ADRIAN
JAMAR
1886910
GWYN
RUTHIE
MAE
1888916
GWYN
TERESA
1892785
HA
TRUNG
MINH
1903613
HAAG
ALAN
B
1884117
HAAG
CARMEN
M
1898154 Election HACKNEY Statewide Management SystemCAROLE
L
County: Alcorn
ID
Voter Query Report
Middle Name
Suffix
Last Name
First Name
ROBINSON
JR
ELIASAR Page : 20
1900951
Last Name
JR
Voter Query Report
Middle Name
III
P H : 09/26/2012 Date
Page : 55
GLOVER
MILDRED
THELMA
1906464
HALL
CATHERINE
C
1883862
GNAZZO
SHIRLEY
A
1893502
HALL
COURTNEY
R
1897133
GOAD
ELLIOTT
J
1900544
HALL
DIAL
TEREATHER
1892947
GODDARD
ETHEL
T
1897240
HALL
MICHAEL
WARD
1892922
GODINEY
JOHN
GALVAN
1904230
HALL
MICHELLE
A
1888038
GODWIN
ANNA
JOYCE
1891009
HALL
RHONDA
JOYCE
1888039
GODWIN
TRAVIS
HENRY
1908758
HAMBRICK
DOUGLAS
L
GODWIN
WILLIAM
1894294
HAMBY
JAMES
CYRIL
1898361
GOFORTH
DOYLE
W
1897975
HAMER
THOMAS
D
1896418
GOLDMAN
RICKEY
RAY
1889737
HAMILTON
ELEANOR
R
1894352
GONZALEZ
EDNA
1884966
HAMILTON
HEATHER
LEIGH
1908333
GOOCH
KELLY
MARIE
575133010
HAMILTON
LISA
JO
1902983
GOOCH
LAEL
TRENT
775110597
HAMILTON
MATTHEW
VADEN
1900910
GOODGER
PAMELA
JEAN
1908716
HAMLIM
ANGELA
1909507
GOODLOE
ATIYA
L
1899491
GOODLOW
EDWARD
TYRONE
1902952
GOODMAN
BRENDA
PARR
1889108
HAMLIN
CHARLES
EDWIN
1909142
GOODMAN
BRENDA
RHUDY
775262539
HAMLIN
CHARLIE
THOMAS
1901658
GOODMAN
DAVID
BRENT
1898335
HAMLIN
CHRISTOPHER
LEE
1889349
GOODMAN
KATHLEEN
1907394
HAMLIN
FAE
SINCLAIR
1906794
GOODMAN
R
BRIDGET
1887444
HAMLIN
JOYCE
1895485
GOODMAN
RICHARD
DALE
1907766
HAMLIN
RHONDA
1904436
GOODRUM
RUBY
G
1889076
HAMLIN
ROBBY
1904388
GORDON
FELICIA
1902263
HAMM
BOBBY
L
1887489
GORDON
PATRICK
CREAGHE
1901215
HAMM
BRANDY
NEKOLE
1895829
GORDON
PEARL
LEWIS
1899097
HAMM
BRENDA
LEE
1907658
GORMAN
LILA
R
500003288
HAMM
CRYSTAL
LEIGH
T
1898052
HAMM
DONALD
L
MARY
1907103
HAMM
JAMES
M
Last Name GOSE
First Name WANDA
County: Alcorn
JR
Page : 50
ID
1893084
Last Name HAMLIN
First Name BILLY
Statewide Management SystemBROOKE 1893230 Election HAMLIN
Voter Query Report
Middle Name
Suffix
RENEE
G DALE Date : 09/26/2012
BILL
WAYNE
1890031
HAMM
LAVADIA
1900611
GOULD
JUSTIN
CASE
1905615
HAMM
SANDIA
F
1898411
GOWDY
IRBY
MILTON
1898524
HAMMETT
FENTON
G
1902579
GRADDY
EMILY
1885756
HAMMETT
SYLIA
RAYE
1899340
GRAHAM
AMANDA
S
575145429
HAMMOCK
GARY
C
775181222
GRAHAM
ASHLEY
NICOLE
1904078
HAMMOND
KIM
WAYNE
1904486
GRAHAM
RAY
LAMONT
1909775
HAMMOND
SHELBY
LYNN
GRAHAM
SIBYL
1909131
HAMPTON
C
LORENZO
1889173
GRAHAM
YULA
MAE
1904591
HANCOCK
ALMA
BLANCHE
1896541
GRAMMER
LISA
LYNN
1906735
HANCOCK
CHARLES
JR
1905348
HANCOCK
CHARLES
LEE
1904561
HANCOCK
ELOISE
1902600
HANCOCK
JASON
SHANE
1888213
HANCOCK
KATE
M
1884727
GRAVES
CURTIS
LEVI
1905382
GRAVES
LAURIE
L
1892916
GRAVES
LOVANNA
I
1900638
GRAY
BILLY
JOE
1883860
GRAY
BRIAN
WAYNE
1899668
GRAY
CHINA
NICHOLE
1908811
GRAY
CRYSTAL
STARR
1903794
GRAY
DAVID
PHILLIP
1899234
GRAY
DUSTIN
DREW
1894548
GRAY
GEORGE
H
1893463
GRAY
GREGORY
G
575264770
GRAY
HANNAH
KIMBERLY
1897423
GRAY
JASON
L
1888922
GRAY
JERRY
RANDALL
1902506
GRAY
JESSICA
WILSON
1894189
GRAY
JO
ANN
1902298
GRAY
LISA
1899416
Last Name GRAY
First Name NANCY
Statewide Management SystemNATASHA 1899686 Election GRAY
EUGENE
Page : 51
ID
1894328
Last Name HANCOCK
First Name KEITH
Statewide Management SystemMARTHA 1893474 Election HANCOCK
C
1895841
HANCOCK
THOMAS
D
1909273
HANEY
CRAIG
B
1889353
HANEY
HALEY
PRUITT
1900116
HANEY
LINDA
K
1884960
HANEY
TONYA
1899883
HANSE
LEILANI
1900133
HANSEN
DENISE
A
1896980
HANSEN
MARK
ROBERT
1889738
HARDIN
CONSTANCE
LYNN
1889733
HARDIN
DAWN
M
C
1883950
HARDIN
DONNIE
R
ANNE
1904629
HARDIN
JERRY
NEAL
Suffix
LEIGH
Date : 09/26/2012
1906181
GRAY
NELDA
SUE
1883887
HARDIN
ONES
ALTON
1896400
GRAY
NONA
W
1900502
HARDIN
RENEE
N
1908477
GRAY
THOMAS
DEAN
1889736
HARDWICK
ZERA
NEAL
1906182
GRAY
TOMMY
LEON
1907844
HARLOW
THOMAS
ROBERT
1893466
GRAY
TONY
1896534
HARMON
ANGELEAKE
V
1887495
GRAY
TONYA
RENA
575114653
HARMON
ARTHUR
1887334
GRAY
TWYLA
B
1889452
HARMON
TRACEY
GLENN
1898722
HARNACK
DONNA
MARIE
1901355
HARPER
JOHN
D
1900003
HARRINGTON
CHARLES
LEE
1905636
HARRINGTON
DAVID
LAMAR
575048011
HARRINGTON
LARRY
THOMAS
1909780
HARRINGTON
LISA
B
1889568
HARRIS
ANNIE
1893001
HARRIS
B
Date E : 09/26/2012
Suffix
SUE
R
Middle Name
Voter Query Report
B
HANCOCK
Voter Query Report
Page : 56
Middle Name
1904456
JR
Suffix
CHAD
GOSSETT
County: Alcorn
Voter Query Report
Middle Name
1906982
FAY : 09/26/2012 Date
Suffix
M
1888024
Date : 09/26/2012 THOMAS
Suffix
KAY LYNN
1907448 1898824
Voter Query Report 1886594
HUPP
DIANNE ANNE
JUSTIN MICHAEL
CHRISTOPHER
Suffix
Voter Query Report
BUMPAS GUARE
Page : 57
JR
GRAY
W
1892929
GRAYSON
JACQUELINE
RENEA
1898030
GRAYSON
JOHN
EARL
1900505
GRAYSON
T
ORLANDO
1897485
GRAYSON
TODD
JERAD
1902734
GRECO
BOBBY
LEE
1890952
GREEN
ALICE
1889172
GREEN
BRIGEETA
T
1907104
GREEN
DONNIEL
A
1899326
GREEN
EDNA
LUCILLE
1896517
HARRIS
CLIFTON
HARRIS
1889187
GREEN
EUGENE
CLIFTON
1896538
HARRIS
DIANA
LYNN
1909700
GREEN
FLOYD
JEROME
1907782
HARRIS
DOROTHY
ELLEN
1896931
GREEN
JUDY
H
1901975
HARRIS
I
EDDRIC
1902998
GREEN
LESTER
1886931
HARRIS
IDA
B
1899845
GREEN
SMITH
JAMIE
1908968
HARRIS
JACKIE
1899582
GREEN
THOMAS
LARRY
1899796
HARRIS
JESSICA
1889189
GREEN
TUNELULAR
YVETTE
1885282
HARRIS
JIMMY
LEE
575148733
GREENBERG
GARY
GEORGE
1898907
HARRIS
JODI
ELLIOTT
1906905
GREENFIELD
BRANDY
DANYEL
500003667
HARRIS
JONATHAN
T
1889188
GREER
ANGELA
1906088
HARRIS
KENNETH
DEWAYNE
1907213
GREER
BETTIE
MARIE
1889741
HARRIS
LEDFORD
RAY
VERLIN
1894469
HARRIS
LETRA
C
1889725
HARRIS
MAY
BELL
1889576
HARRIS
NICK
W
SR
1909223
HARRIS
PAMELA
DIANE
STORY
Last Name
First Name
JR
JR
Page : 52
County: Alcorn
ID
Last Name
First Name
Statewide Management SystemBRENDA 1889085 Election HARRIS
Voter Query Report
Middle Name
Suffix
J
L : 09/26/2012 Date
JESSICA
1890014
GREER
M
1889020
GREER
PAULINE
1898127
GREER
SHIRLEY
GEAN
1909384
HARRIS
RENAH
HARRIS
1909088
GREGORY
JASON
WILLIAM
1888043
HARRIS
RITA
DEES
1896973
GREGORY
PEGGY
I
1896447
HARRIS
SANDRA
LENORA
1889062
GREYER
SHINEKA
SHONTA
1882848
HARRIS
SHELBY
JOYCE
1900239
GRIDDINE
MICHELLE
1896155
HARRIS
TERRY
ANN
GRIFFIN
BILLY
R
1899962
HARRIS
THALIA
ANN
1897062
GRIFFIN
JANEY
K
1907783
HARRIS
VELMA
N
1901903
GRIFFIN
JANNIE
A
1889364
HARRIS
VERONICA
1894556
GRIFFIN
JOHN
RANDY
1887672
HARRIS
WILEY
SCOTT
1889557
HARRIS
WILLIE
CRAIG
1887452
HARRISON
MELODY
LYNN
LOUISE Date : 09/26/2012 JR
County: Alcorn
ANN
1902989
GRIFFIN
OREN
P
GATES
VICKI
LYNNETTE
450516
GRIFFITH
BOBBY
JOE
JAMES
1895466
GATLIN
JILL
ELIZABETH
1902802
GRIGGS
CHASI
LOUISE
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1897917
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THOMAS
RICHARD
575025903
GRIMES
ASHLEY
LYNN
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L
1896986
GEE
SHERRI
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1886902
GRIMES
BRENDA
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FITSCHEN
DAVID
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1890351
GENTRY
TAMMY
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1888904
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1887155
FITSCHEN
LINDA
1882797
GEORGE
MALCOLM
F
1886911
GRIMES
KEVIN
RAY
1896079
FITZGEARLD
TIMOTHY
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1899421
GEORGE
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EDWARD
1897249
GRIMES
MELINDA
1901909
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PHYLLIS
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1891772
GIBBONS
LAURA
MARTIN
1901665
GRIMES
MILDRED
1896081
FIVEASH
BONNIE
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1901346
GIBBS
BEVERLY
1906485
GRIMES
SUSANNE
1906415
FLAKE
BILLY
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1903585
GIBBS
ETHEL
VAN
1888036
GRISSOM
BEVERLY
TIDWELL
1890408
FLANAGAN
ALFRED
W
775039192
GIBENS
BRITTNEY
KATHERINE
1887326
GRISSOM
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DEAN
1883853
GIBENS
JAMES
PAUL
1888037
GRISSOM
JOSEPH
BRADLEY
B
Page : 53
ID
1902945
Last Name HART
First Name JILL
Statewide Management SystemNOYES 1896991 Election HART
Suffix
G
GREER
C
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Voter Query Report
Middle Name
750005828
Voter Query1900031 Report
11
County: Alcorn
1900789 1897005
1904018
Statewide Election Management System
RAY Middle Name
LOUISE SUSANNE
ID
Suffix
MELINDA
FLORA MILDRED
Statewide Management SystemCOFER 1900503 Election GREER
Middle Name
KEVIN First Name
GRIMES
BUFFI GRIMES
County: Alcorn
G
1892925
1884431
Suffix
Suffix
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Voter Query1882777 Report
ANGELLA
1901273
JR
PALMER
Middle Name
1889170
1890954
County: Alcorn
County: Alcorn
BARNETT
Middle Name
1897077 1906485
ID
1888642
GRIMES Last Name
1897249
Voter Query Report Voter Query Report 1886902 GRIMES BRENDA JO Daily Corinthian September 30, 2012 • 7B 1888904 • Sunday, GRIMES ERIC MORROW
F : 09/26/2012 Date
1904316 1901665
County: Alcorn
1888889
1898455
Suffix
1886911 ID
LOUISE LYNN Date : 09/26/2012
HUTSON VAN
Voter Query1882789 Report
Middle Name
1896478
Statewide Management SystemEARL 1889833 Election EVETTS 1886891
FREELOUE
First Name
Statewide Management SystemFRANCES 1897356 Election FREEMAN
1892354
LIN
1899652
ID
1882761
Last Name
ASHLEY
LOUISE ETHEL
Statewide Management SystemE 1900698 Election GOSEA
HOOK
CHASI
FLORA BEVERLY
ID
JR
GRIGGS
575025903 County: Alcorn GRIMES
BUFFI GIBBS
1896419
ANN
1885628
ID
Page : 45
1902802
BUE GIBBS
County: Alcorn
SUE
1902245
County: Alcorn
JR
Date : 09/26/2012
1907161
1909103
Suffix
ELAINE
GREG
First Name
LEESHELL
11
1897077 1903585
ID
LYNN
ENGLAND
EPPERSON
MARTIN
Voter Query1900129 Report
L
1908538
County: Alcorn
EDWARD
LAURA
Last Name
1897848 Election GLOVER Statewide Management SystemHEATHER
Middle Name
1887160
1902949
RICKEY
GIBBONS
County: Alcorn
1894721
1897995
GLORIA
GEORGE
1891772
Statewide Management SystemRUBY 1888991 Election GLEASON
EUGENE
1903476
ELLIS
1899421
Voter Query1901371 Report
Date : 09/26/2012
1904810
1903792
ROBINSON
J
1891807
Voter Query Report 1896468
MALCOLM
Statewide Management SystemJOHN 1899117 Election GINENS BURCHAM CYNTHIA 1898214
WILLIS
1902805
County: Alcorn
TAMMY
GEORGE
1888518 1898744
LOUISE
JOHN
FLOYD
Page : 43SR
Page : 20Suffix Middle Name
EIDSON
1896247 Election FLYNN Statewide Management SystemEDWARD
GENTRY
1882797
County: Alcorn
SHANE
500002302
1888820
PAT
LANE
EATON BURCHAM
ELDIN
HUPP
Date : 09/26/2012
1890941 1904520
1903781 Election EHRMENTROUT Statewide Management SystemMERRIL
Suffix
KANNA
1886322 1898992
Voter Query Report 1906170 1889764
1890351
1904316 Suffix Voter Query1901346 Report
Middle Name
1900713 1907448
County: Alcorn
L
Middle Name
Statewide Management SystemCHARLES 1906136 1883798 Election FLANAGAN BULLARD BARBARA HUPP
RICHARD
SHERRI
ID
FITSCHEN
DUVALL
Suffix
THOMAS
GEE
Voter Query Report
LEE
1887155
1897442
Last Name
GATLIN
1896986
County: Alcorn
Date : 09/26/2012
1896130
ID
1897917
Page : 58
Voter Query Report
Middle Name
Suffix
PIERCE FRED
JR
1902000
HART
SULA
JANE
MCCORD
1898803
HART
TERESA
L
1883890
HARTMAN
NANCEY
LEE
1906939
HARTWIG
DEBORAH
KAY
1898107
HARTWIG
KENNETH
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1900944
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BRUCE
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1900923
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1886486
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DEWAYNE
CONTINUED ON 8B
ID
Last Name
First Name
Middle Name
Suffix
1907843
HOLLOWAY
JAMES
D
1887856
HOLLOWAY
TIMOTHY
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1889388
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GEORGE
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BRADLEY
1902945 HART JILL 1882864 8B • Alcorn Sunday, September 30,PIERCE 2012 • Daily Corinthian County: County: Alcorn Voter 1896991 HART NOYES FRED JR Query Report 1890064 1902000
HART
SULA
1898803
HART
TERESA
1883890
HARTMAN
NANCEY
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Last Name
First Name
MCCORD
HOLMES
CHRISTOPHER
HOLMES
JEFF
ALAN
L
Middle Name LEE
Suffix
1882833
HOLMES
JEWELL
ONELLA
ID
Last Name
First Name
Middle Name
Suffix
JONES
JACKIE
1899739
JONES
JACQUELINE
JONES
JAMES
TERRY
1883096
JONES
JERRY
DOUGLAS
1909087
JONES
JESSE
D
Middle Name
Suffix
1907379
JONES
JOHN
T
JR
County: Alcorn
Voter Query Report ID
1884978
Voter Query Report 1895827
County: Alcorn
Date : 09/26/2012
1887708
CONTINUED FROM 7B JANE
ROSS
II
Date : 09/26/2012 Last Name
First Name
Middle Name
Suffix
ID
Last Name
First Name
B N
1907366 1904316
JACKSON BUE
DONALD FLORA
GREGORY ELIOUSE
1904316 1902508
BUE JONES
FLORA JOHNNY
ELIOUSE RAY
1882834
HOLMES
JIMMY
DON
500008195 1897077
JACKSON BUFFI
JACQUELINE LOUISE
HUTSON
1897077 1891027
BUFFI JONES
LOUISE KENNETH
HUTSON LEE
1906939 1904316
HARTWIG BUE
DEBORAH FLORA
KAY ELIOUSE
1904316 1893188
BUE HOLMES
FLORA JUDY
ELIOUSE DIANE
1901336 1893107
JACKSON BUGGS
JAY ADDIE
DEE LUE
1893107 1889922
BUGGS JONES
ADDIE KEVIN
LUE EARL
1898107 1897077
HARTWIG BUFFI
KENNETH LOUISE
LEE HUTSON
1897077 1884029
BUFFI HOLMES
LOUISE ROCKY
HUTSON DAN
II
1889485 1896093
JACKSON BUIE
LESSIE DONALD
LUCILLE
1896093 1909074
BUIE JONES
DONALD KIMBERLY
COLAN
1900944 1893107
HARVILLE BUGGS
BRUCE ADDIE
DONOVAN LUE
1893107 1897401
BUGGS HOLSCLAW
ADDIE JR
LUE JOHN
BELL
1899238 1883798
JACKSON BULLARD
MELISSA BARBARA
1883798 775054956
BULLARD JONES
BARBARA LAURA
ANN
775016694 1896093
HARVILLE BUIE
CHRIS DONALD
BLAKE
1896093 1909319
BUIE HOLT
DONALD LINDA
G
1883975 1898992
JACKSON BULLARD
RONALD EMALINGE
W FULTON
1898992 1902677
BULLARD JONES
EMALINGE LELA
FULTON ANN
1900923 1883798
HARVILLE BULLARD
DEANNA BARBARA
D
1883798 1886252
BULLARD HOLT
BARBARA LINDA
GAIL
1894521 1903217
JACKSON BULLARD
RUBY PONY
E
1903217 1905014
BULLARD JONES
PONY MAE
E ANNIE
1886486 1898992
HARVILLE BULLARD
GEORGE EMALINGE
DEWAYNE FULTON
1898992 1887508
BULLARD HONDMAN
EMALINGE ERIC
FULTON WAYNE
1896621 1898620
JACKSON BULLARD
SHANNON REBECCA
GAIL DIANNE
1898620 1889909
BULLARD JONES
REBECCA MARSHA
DIANNE TERRY
1886048 1903217
HARVILLE BULLARD
KIMBERLY PONY
WOOD E
1903217 1905009
BULLARD HONEYCUTT
PONY GRACE
E
1891023 1897602
JACKSON BULLOCK
TRACY DERORAH
DWAYNE KAY
1883105 1897602
JONES BULLOCK
MARY DERORAH
JO KAY
1886727 1898620
HARVILLE BULLARD
MOSS REBECCA
CARLISE DIANNE
1898620 1884963
BULLARD HONEYCUTT
REBECCA PATSY
DIANNE ANN
1899150 1900789
JACKSON BUMPAS
TYRONE JUSTIN
L
1889793 1900789
JONES BUMPAS
MATTHEW JUSTIN
DEAN L
1897328 1897602
HASTINGS BULLOCK
AARON DERORAH
KAY
1897602 1884083
BULLOCK HONEYCUTT
DERORAH ROBERT
KAY LESTER
JACOB BUMPAS
DARLENE SHERRI
SUE DELLA
1909075 1907448
JONES BUMPAS
MAURICE SHERRI
LEGEARLD DELLA
1909514 1900789
HASTINGS BUMPAS
AARON JUSTIN
L
1900789 575023115
BUMPAS HOOD
JUSTIN CARL
EL
1909798 1889764
JACOB BUMPAS
MICHAEL STEVE
N
1893770 1889764
JONES BUMPAS
NANCY STEVE
JANE
1893009 1907448
HASTINGS BUMPAS
COLLEEN SHERRI
DELLA
1907448 1908772
BUMPAS HOOD
SHERRI KIMBERLEY
DELLA GAIL
1906729 1890092
JACOB BUMPAS
SHANNON VERA
RAE M
1904726 1890092
JONES BUMPAS
PATRICIA VERA
M
1893010 1889764
HASTINGS BUMPAS
MARLEN STEVE
CLYDE
1889764 1899400
BUMPAS HOOPER
STEVE KEVIN
L
575162301 1899494
JACOBS BUNCH
ANGELA CHARISTOPHER
MICHELLE DOUGLAS
1903659 1899494
JONES BUNCH
PENNY CHARISTOPHER
DOUGLAS
1893208 1890092
HASTINGS BUMPAS
REGGIE VERA
LYNN M
1888274 1908478
JACOBS BUNTING
HALEY PEGGY
TOWANNA JUNE
1904008 1908478
JONES BUNTING
RANDALL PEGGY
CLYDE JUNE
1893011 1899494
HASTINGS BUNCH
VELMA CHARISTOPHER
RUTH DOUGLAS
DOUGLAS GENE
1907570 1886595
JACOBS BURBACH
KAREN CYNTHIA
JOHNSON D
1906738 1886595
JONES BURBACH
RAYMONS CYNTHIA
LD
1894483 1908478
HATCHER BUNTING
DEBRA PEGGY
JJUNE
1908478 1900967
BUNTING HOPKINS
PEGGY JOHN
JUNE A
1904123 1886594
JACOBS BURBACH
LORENE ED
B
1904493 1886594
JONES BURBACH
REBECCA ED
A
575264643 1886595
HATCHETT BURBACH
CARRIE CYNTHIA
RENAE D
1886595 575111068
BURBACH HOPKINS
CYNTHIA LACEY
D BROOKE
1898731 1904520
JACOBS BURCHAM
RANDY AMANDA
LG
1883893 1886594
HATHCOCK BURBACH
LAVURN ED
CHRISTINE
1886594 1902310
BURBACH HOPKINS
ED LORI
J
1908428 1885735
JACOBS BURCHAM
RANDY ARNOLD
SHANNON W
1896395 1904520
HATLEY BURCHAM
AUDREY AMANDA
G
1904520 1885301
BURCHAM HOPKINS
AMANDA MARY
G ANN
1894886 1898205
JACOBS BURCHAM
STEPHEN BRIAN
PAUL KEITH
1898205 1899523
BURCHAM JONES
BRIAN ROGER
KEITH LEE
1897724 1885735
HAUSER BURCHAM
DAVID ARNOLD
R W
1885735 1906467
BURCHAM HOPKINS
ARNOLD ROY
W LEE
1903255 1888518
JACQUES BURCHAM
CYNTHIA
CAROL KAY
1888518 1891024
BURCHAM JONES
CYNTHIA ROXIE
KAY ANN
1883953 HAWK 1898205 County: Alcorn BURCHAM
MARIA BRIAN
G KEITH
1898205
BURCHAM HOPKINS
BRIAN SALLY
1899018 1899117
JACQUES BURCHAM
DANIEL CYNTHIA
KEVIN SUZANNE
1899117 1899843
BURCHAM JONES
CYNTHIA TAMATHA
SUZANNE JOAN
1883952 1888518
HAWK BURCHAM
WILLIAM CYNTHIA
TRAVIS KAY
1890579
BURCHAM HOPPER
CYNTHIA ELIZABETH
KAY
1907094 1904364
JAGGERS BURCHAM
DAVID DIANA
DUANE JOY
1904364 500013254
BURCHAM JONES
DIANA WESLEY
JOY ALAN
1897912 1899117
HAWKE BURCHAM
PAUL CYNTHIA
HENRY SUZANNE
1899117 1903767
BURCHAM HOPPER
CYNTHIA JAMES
SUZANNE R
1907809 1906688
JAMERSON BURCHAM
TIMOTHY ELIZABETH
KARL A
1906688 1889911
BURCHAM JONES
ELIZABETH WILEY
1899013 1904364 ID
HAWKINS BURCHAM Last Name
CHRISTINE DIANA First Name
JEAN JOY Middle Name
1904364 1890581
BURCHAM HOPPER
DIANA MILLARD
JOY H
1891016 1887971
JAMES BURCHAM
BILL GLINDA
FAYE
1887971 1892394
BURCHAM JONES
GLINDA WILLIE
1893637 1906688
HAWKINS BURCHAM
ROBERT ELIZABETH
A
1906688 1906388
BURCHAM HORISON
ELIZABETH REBECCA
A PEARL
775130781 1904265
JAMES BURCHAM
DELLA MILDRED
LOUISE SUE
BURCHAM JONHSON
MILDRED WAYNE
SUE GUY
1903137 1887971
HAWLEY BURCHAM
MARTIN GLINDA
FAYE
1889755 1902633
JAMES BURCHAM
DOROTHY RICK
MARIE
1902633 1897546
BURCHAM JORDAN
RICK BARBARA
ELLEN
1892377 1882587
JAMES BURCHAM
ERIC SHERRY
First Name
Middle Name
1882587 1907240
BURCHAM JORDAN
SHERRY CAREY
BRICE
Statewide Management SystemDANNY 1890563 1904265 Election HAYES BURCHAM MILDRED
HUPP
County: Alcorn
ID
1890092 1890225
Last Name BUMPAS HOOPER
First Name VERA MALCOLM
Statewide Management SystemBRADLEY 1899494 Election HOPKINS BUNCH CHARISTOPHER 1899955
1896431 Voter Query Report 1888518
Suffix ROBINSON
HUPP
Voter Query1892219 Report 1907448
Middle Name M M
Suffix JR
KEITH Date : 09/26/2012
1887971 1894171
BURCHAM HORN
GLINDA GERALD
FAYE DEAN
RAY SUE
1904265 1904462
BURCHAM HORN
MILDRED LURA
SUE V
County: Alcorn
ROBINSON
Page : 65
ID
Last Name
HUPP
Date : 09/26/2012
County: Alcorn
Page : 70
ID
1904520 1906524
Last Name BURCHAM JONES
First Name AMANDA REBECCA
Statewide Management SystemREGINA 1885735 Election JONES BURCHAM ARNOLD 1899788
ROBINSON
Voter Query Report 1904265 1907097 Suffix
A FLETHCER
JR
FAYE JAMES
ROBINSON
HENRY RICK
L
1902633 1894170
BURCHAM HORN
RICK MARY
FRANCES
1903287 775040526
JAMES BURCHAM
ERNEST TAMMY
ED
775040526 1894934
BURCHAM JORDAN
TAMMY CHRISTOPHER
D JASON
JAMIE SHERRY
KAY
1882587 1904541
BURCHAM HORNER
SHERRY JAMES
H
1907005
JAMES
FRANCIS
HILL
1887880
JORDAN
JAMES
A
1897837 775040526
HAYES BURCHAM
JAMIE TAMMY
RAY D
775040526 1893778
BURCHAM HORNER
TAMMY LESIA
JD
1889091
HAYES
KATIE
P
1907262
HORNER
RONALD
S
1898491 Election HAYES Statewide Management SystemMICHAEL
A
1900443
HAYES
WILLIAM
RICHARD
1897820
HAYMAKER
SHAWN
R
1905419
HAYNES
CATHERINE
1909030
HAYNES
JEANETTE
DAILY
1898542
HAYNES
KRISTY
R
1885288
HAYNES
SHARON
LOUISE
1887502
HAYNIE
CARL
WAYNE
1906537
HAYNIE
DANIEL
BRYCE
1898812
HAYNIE
JENNIFER
MICHELLE
1895660
HAYNIE
JOSEPH
EUGENE
1887694
HAYNIE
KENNETH
O'NEIL
1886498
HAYNIE
ROBERT
LOYD
1889742
HAYWOOD
SONNY
1908866
HAZELWOOD
PATRICIA
PAULINE
1882856
HAZY
CATHERINE
JANE
1882857
HAZY
JOSEPH
JR
1889374
HEAVENER
TODD
DEWAYNE
1882865
HEAVNER
BILLY
JOE
1909169
HECKEL
EDWARD
RAY
1898489
HEDRICK
CHRISTOPHER
ALLEN
1902244
HEESZEL
ALICE
MARIE
1901899
HEESZEL
RUBEN
1901750
HEGER
BEATRICE
County: Alcorn
ID
Last Name
First Name
1903144 Election HEMBY Statewide Management SystemTIWANA
C KENNEDY
HEMPHILL
WM
ROBERT
1898833
HENANDEZ
MARTHA
MCCULLEY
1889100
HENDERSON
CAROLYN
M
1908482
HENDERSON
CHASITY
RENE
1898682
HENDERSON
DANIEL
RAY
1889546
HENDERSON
DIXIE
ANN
1890565
HENDERSON
ELIZABETH
500002946
HENDERSON
GREGORY
DARREN
1898414
HENDERSON
JENNIFER
L
1898175
HENDERSON
KATIE
E
1896205
HENDLEY
CHARLES
W
1896198
HENDLEY
JENNIFER
JEANNE
775267656
HENDON
NATALIE
SHEA
1899947
HENDRICK
ROBYN
BARBER
1907000
HENDRIX
CLARENCE
EDWARD
1900326
HENDRIX
KATHY
S
1884109
HENNESSY
WILLIAM
EDWARD
1902915
HENRY
GREGORY
J
1889375
HENRY
LORA
1885808
HENSON
ANGILE
1897982
HENSON
DANIEL
1887504
HERMAN
CASSANDRA
K
1889542
HERMAN
EUGENE
RODNEY
1894297
HERMAN
GWENDOLYN
BETH
1887505
HERMAN
STEPHEN
P
1897541
HERMAN
WINDY
KAY
1898822
HERNANDEZ
ROBERTO
D
ID
1890231
Last Name
HERNANDEZ
First Name
Statewide Management SystemANNA 1906272 Election HERRERA
LOU
1888688
HERRING
JEREMY
DAVID
1900879
HEUSSNER
KARLA
RENEE
1895648
HEWITT
SARAH
JANE
1892680
HEWSON
ANGELA
1889447
HEYER
WILLIAM
ANDREW
1885804
HICKMAN
R
WAYNE
1896595
HICKMAN
THOMAS
D
1902836
HICKMAN
WANDA
HURST
775229236
HICKS
BRANDON
TODD
1908683
HICKS
DEBORAH
S
1888240
HICKS
JOEY
M
HICKS
KIMBERLY
1886398
HICKS
MORRIS
R
1908694
HICKS
WANDA
GAIL
1903577
HIGGINBOTHAM
BILLY
J
1893203
HILBURN
INA
VICKORY
1889306
HILL
DANN
J
1890992
HILL
DOYLE
KEITH
1883443
HILL
KATHLEEN
L
1893369
HILL
KENNETH
L
1900394
HILL
MICHAEL
WAYNE
1900339
HILL
ROSS
STEVEN
1892008
HILREBRAND
KENNY
1907944
HILTY
LINDA
1889088
HIMELSPACH
JEAN
1893021
HINES
AARON
County: Alcorn
ID
1897292 1904554
Last Name HINES
HINTON
First Name LEROY
CAROLYN
DALE
JR
S
SMITH
Statewide Management SystemDONNA 1904076 Election HIVELY 1882861
HLADY
MARCELLA
M
1898378
HOBBS
RICHARD
HAROLD
1892538
HODGDON
KIMBERLY
METTER
1904183
HODGDON
THOMAS
CHRISTOPHER
1894362
HODGE
JOYCE
1899083
HODGES
GREGORY
DEAN
1889974
HODUM
BRITTANY
AMBER
1885293
HODUM
CLINTON
1906473
HODUM
NICKIE
WADE
1885298
HODUM
REBECCA
ANN
1885299
HODUM
STEPHEN
LARAR
1902628
HOEFERLIN
EDWARD
N
575091652
HOLBROOK
CYNTHIA
D
575009227
HOLCOMB
RONALD
ALAN
JR
ELIZABETH
BROOKS
1899556
HOLDER
DIANA
LYNN
1899557
HOLDER
SHELBY
DANIEL
575037011
HOLDER
THOMAS
LOYALL
1897991
HOLFKE
MELISSA
1888233
HOLLAND
DANIEL
WAYNE
1898515
HOLLAND
DANYEL
N
1895986
HOLLAND
JOHN
EDWARD
775179021
HOLLAND
JOHN
JOSEPH
775226051
HOLLAND
LOUIS
3711093
HOLLEY
ANDY
1893031
HOLLEY
JEWELL
First Name
Middle Name
575048024
HOLLEY
SELINA
ARMAND
1902385
HOLLIDAY
STEPHEN
LYNN
Last Name
Statewide Management SystemCHRISTY 1907074 Election HOLLINS
FAY
1885926
JAMES
LOIS
1900282
JOSTIN
BOBBY
RAY
1884762
HORTON
MARK
DAVIS
1889944
JAMES
MICHELLE
575202263
JOURDAN
ADAM
HUNTER
1905415
HORTON
ROBERTA
P
1893408
JAMES
RICKY
L
1902542
JOURDAN
CHRISTOPHER
AARON
1887864
HORTON
SUZANNE
575230568
JAMES
SHAYLA
BRIANE
1908418
JOURDAN
SCOTTY
A
1900657
HORTON
TONY
1901243
JAMES
STACY
L
1903073
JOWERS
PATRICE
M
1897568
HORTON
WILLIAM
KEVIN
JAMES
STEPHEN
W
1896998
JOYNER
GALE
D
1908190
HOSCH
JOHN
D
1891025
JAMES
TRACY
CAMMILLE
1899260
JUDD
ROGERICK
MORLO
1892356
HOSCH
NANCY
P
1898248
JAMES
WENDY
MARIE
1895658
JUMPER
BARBARA
JANETTE
1889440
HOTZ
JEAN
B
1909373
JAMIESON
CARL
WALKER
1908995
JUMPER
M
RONALD
1896446
HOUSE
SANDRA
S
1898343
JANEEN
FARLEY
WAYNE
1909782
JUMPER
TAMMY
DENISE
1883086
JUMPER
W
R
1896660
JUNKINS
GRACE
L
1893773
JUNKINS
RONE
RENA
Last Name
First Name
1889441 Election HOUSTON Statewide Management SystemCORREY
DAWN
1904006
HOLLINS
JAMIE
1885752
HOLLINS
JULIE
ANN
1882855
HOLLINS
NELLIE
RUTH
1897636
HOLLINS
VERNA
T
1892020
HOLLOWAY
ANN
1894485
HOLLOWAY
DAVID
R
1902806
HOLLOWAY
EDDIE
LEE
1907843
HOLLOWAY
JAMES
D
1887856
HOLLOWAY
TIMOTHY
H
1889388
HOLLOWAY
W
GEORGE
1882864
HOLMES
BRADLEY
ROSS
1890064
HOLMES
CHRISTOPHER
1887708
HOLMES
JEFF
ALAN
1882833
HOLMES
JEWELL
ONELLA
1882834
HOLMES
JIMMY
DON
1893188
HOLMES
JUDY
DIANE
1884029
HOLMES
ROCKY
DAN
II
1897401
HOLSCLAW
JR
JOHN
BELL
1909319
HOLT
LINDA
G
II
Middle Name
Suffix
County: Alcorn
Page : 71
DOUGLAS
575153028
JARAMILLO
SHEILA
VERA
BURNS
1900039
JARMAN
L
ROBERT
1908795
HOWARD
ANGELA
M
1898943
JARMAN
LARRY
JOSHUA
1903373
HOWARD
DENNIS
JAMES
1887899
JARNAGIN
JOHN
DALE
1887976
HOWARD
FELICA
A
1893776
JARNIGAN
JANET
LYNN
1898727
KALLUVELIL
JOSEPH
1905684
HOWARD
LINDA
RUTH
1899801
JARNIGAN
LUTHER
LAMAR
1886669
KASPEREK
WALLACE
ID
Last Name
First Name
1901527 Election JUSTICE Statewide Management SystemLAPAUL
SEBASTIAN
MICHAEL
1899800
JARNIGAN
MARY
FRANCES
1884012
KASSA
COLLEEN
KAY
HOWARD
RUBY
MAE
1902105
JASPER
APRIL
ROCHELLE
1884013
KASSA
THOMAS
H
1884959
HOWELL
JESSICA
RENA
1906789
JAYDEN
TONY
WAYNE
1903420
KAWALSKI
ALBERT
1890583
HOWELL
JOHN
ARDEEN
1909348
JEFFERSON
LEONARD
IRA
500008437
KAWALSKI
MICHELLE
1887701
HOWELL
PATRICK
B
1898564
JEFFERSON
PATRICIA
A
KEALY
MARY
ANITA
1901060
HOWELL
SCOTTY
LEE
1909182
JEFFERY
MELISSA
KAE
1907129
KEETEN
ARTHUR
D
1903260
HOWELL
THOMAS
L
1909174
JENKINS
ANNETTE
RUDY
1904736
KEETON
GRETTA
J
1887702
HOWSER
WAYNE
ALAN
1900531
JENKINS
DARNELLE
MISTY
1889063
KEETON
JOHNNIE
BELL
1895082
HOYER
CHERYL
LOUISE
1899246
L
1890133
KEETON
PROGRESSA
M
1895083
HOYER
RONNIE
LEE
MICHAEL
1909069
KEETON
RENA
DENICE
1903368
HOYING
DENISE
DIANE
1905788
JENNINGS
NORBERT
MICHAEL
1890135
KEETON
TAMMY
DENISE
1899867
HOYING
JAMES
MICHAEL
1884989
JENNINGS
YVONNE
ELAINE
1907976
KEGLEY
CHAD
ALLEN
1897415
HOYLE
COREY
I
1901023
JEREMY
LEE
WHITAKER
1897462
KELLER
ANTONIA
1883750
HOYLE
FELICIA
KATRICE
1889759
JERNIGAN
LOUIS
ALLEN
1885504
KELLEY
JIMMY
LEE
1901831
HOYLE
LATASHA
NICOLE
1889929
JERNIGHAN
LOUIS
ALLEN
1893785
KELLUM
ALICE
LINDSEY
1898867
HOYLE
YOLANDA
1886661
JILEK
TONYA
L
5640914
KELLY
DEANNA
LUWANDA
1904780
HSATINGS
LINDSEY
KAY
1900662
JIMENZ
ISABELL
1897788
KELLY
POLLY
S
1901039
HUBBARD
BILLY
D
1893393
JOAMES
VIRDIE
H
1885534
KELLY
RUBY
1908844
HUBBARD
BRADLEY
STEPHEN
JOBE
GEORGE
W
1885535
KELLY
WILLIE
JOE
1893223
HUBBARD
JACK
ALBERT
1893741
JOBE
KATIE
S
1883637
KELTNER
ASHLEY
NICOLE
1896592
HUCKABEE
AVERY
WADE
1893743
JOBE
MARY
DRUCILLA
1901666
KELTNER
MICHAEL
HAROLD
1896593
HUCKABEE
DELIA
1904725
JOBE
MAYBELL
B
1901253
KEM
CAROL
J
SUE
1895633
JOBE
MICHAEL
E
1899565
KEMBLE
ERIC
DEAN
HOWARD
1891045
JOHNS
ROXANNE
1893798
KEMP
BLANCHE
I
1886747
JOHNSEY
JULIA
ANN
1893570
KEMP
GREG
H
Last Name HUDDLESTON
First Name RHONDA
JR
County: Alcorn
Page : 66
ID
Last Name JENKINS
First Name LISA
Statewide Management SystemNORBERT 1884990 Election JENNINGS
SR
Voter Query1900912 Report SR
Middle Name
Suffix
Voter Query Report 1905763
Middle Name
Suffix
III
Date : 09/26/2012
County: Alcorn
Page : 72
ID
Last Name
First Name
WILLIAM HOPE
Date : 09/26/2012
HUDSON
FELTON
1898228
HUDSON
HELEN
MARIE
1898026
JOHNSEY
TASHA
LAMBERT
1889444
HUDSON
ICIE
S
1901056
JOHNSON
ADAM
JOSHUA
1888051
HUDSON
SENDA
G
1882882
JOHNSON
ALBERT
T
1882951
KENNEDY
JIM
1897149
HUDSON
TERESA
GAIL
1896623
JOHNSON
AMA
JEAN
1882950
KENNEDY
NANCY
MORROW
HUDSON
WILLIAM
1903640
JOHNSON
ANDREA
P
1893562
KENNEDY
NELDA
RUTH
1897152
HUFF
DELANDIA
M
1888269
JOHNSON
AZILLEH
1899961
KENNEDY
PAMELA
EUGENE
1904856
HUFF
HENRY
AUSTIN
1897701
JOHNSON
BETHANY
SUE
1893806
KENNEDY
RUSSELL
1897366
HUFF
JESSICA
BROWN
1883709
JOHNSON
BRANDI
NICOLE
1893791
KENNEDY
TIMOTHY
1908191
HUFF
KATHY
P
1883109
JOHNSON
CONNIE
KENNEY
DEBORAH
1889087
HUFF
MARY
1900004
JOHNSON
COURTNEY
HERRING
1901999
KENNY
JUDY
LYNN
1890592
HUFF
RUTH
BERNICE
1894514
JOHNSON
CYNTHIA
L
1907332
KERBY
JULIA
ANN
1900943
HUFF
SHIRLEY
JEAN
1904137
JOHNSON
CYTHINA
DENISE
1889094
HUFF
STEPHANIE
ANNETTE
1903480
HUFFMAN
AMY
ROXANN
1907488
HUFFMAN
BENNIE
ODELL
1883889
HUFFMAN
JEREMY
1895078
HUFFMAN
REGINIA
1889093
HUGGINS
1908563 1882860
CHRISTOPHER Date : 09/26/2012
County: Alcorn
Page : 67
ID
1902085
Last Name JOHNSON
First Name DAINEL
Statewide Management SystemDANIEL 1893207 Election JOHNSON SR
KEMP
Middle Name
Suffix
WAYNE E
KERBY
MARTHA
JEAN
1901416
KERBY
OWEN
COREY
LEON
500009472
KERSEY
ROBERT
BRIAN
1882884
JOHNSON
DEXTER
WAYNE
1908645
KEY
CAROL
ANNE
LEE
1909582
JOHNSON
DONNA
KNIGHT
1885507
KEY
RICHARD
D
G
1898630
JOHNSON
EDNA
575005928
KEY
WILLIE
E
ANGELIA
JO
1884880
JOHNSON
ERICA
SHENELL
1894680
KIDDY
ANNIE
EDITH
HUGGINS
BOBBYE
MAYO
1884976
JOHNSON
ETHEL
S
1888086
KIDDY
BARBARA
CAROLYN
HUGGINS
DEBRA
ANN
500008485
JOHNSON
FREDRICK
1898051
KIDDY
CONNIE
LYNN
775228653
HUGGINS
MISTY
AZILEE
1895465
JOHNSON
GLENNA
500009308
KIDDY
EDDIE
CAROLYN
1889555
HUGGINS
SHERRI
LEE
1889950
JOHNSON
GRADY
1893918
KIDDY
ELIZABETH
J
1906711
HUGGINS
TONI
JOHNSON
HAROLD
SHANE
1903041
KIDDY
ELIZABETH
LEEANN
1905003
HUGGINS
VERGIA
575001106
JOHNSON
HEATHER
M
1888284
KIDDY
FRANK
1905533
HUGHES
CHARLES
1898571
JOHNSON
HON
WILLIAM
1890279
KIDDY
JAMES
JR
1904630
HUGHES
ESTELLE
1889761
JOHNSON
HOUSTON
1902853
KIDDY
L
J
1883379
KIDDY
LAURA
MICHELLE
1882933
KIDDY
RICKY
J
1893795
KIDDY
SONJA
M
ID
Last Name HUGHES
Voter Query1898013 Report
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Suffix
Date : 09/26/2012
First Name
Middle Name
HEAN
HADDEN
1909106
JOHNSON
JAMES
A
County: Alcorn
Page : 73
DAWN
1889762
JOHNSON
JAMES
E
1904030
HUGHES
LINDA
M
1908894
JOHNSON
JENNIFER
NICHOLE
1887709
HUGHES
MIKE
R
1885682
JOHNSON
JENNIFER
WOODRUFF
1906515
HUGHES
NORMAN
1893381
JOHNSON
JOHNNY
F
1887707
HUGHES
REBA
CAROL
1908793
JOHNSON
KELLY
BARNES
1896326
KILE
PATRICK
BRIAN
1906638
HUMPHREYS
LAWRENCE
MATTHEW
1902891
JOHNSON
KENNETH
LEE
575006055
KILLINGSWORTH
CYNTHIA
GAYLE
1889102
HUNT
ELIZABETH
1893775
JOHNSON
LAWRENCE
O
1901717
KILLINGSWORTH
TRACIE
SEAFF
1907145
HUNT
JUDY
GAIL
1891305
JOHNSON
LELA
L
1882936
KILLOUGH
CORA
INEZ
1896398
HUNT
LINDA
ANN
1904640
JOHNSON
LIZZIE
1894734
KILLOUGH
EDNA
1896439
HUNT
RANDY
LEE
1900527
JOHNSON
MARION
ALECIA
1905546
KILLOUGH
IVY
1887711
HUNT
SAMUEL
KARL
1891867
JOHNSON
MARY
E
KILLOUGH
LEONA
C
1909234
HUNTER
A
PATRICIA
1897251
JOHNSON
MICHELLE
LYNN
1888280
KILLOUGH
WILLIS
C
775060322
HUNTER
CAITLIN
A
1908961
KINDER
LINDA
KAY
1908846
HUNTER
MELISSA
1889071
HURD
1906499
Date : 09/26/2012
County: Alcorn
Page : 68
1887459
JOHNSON
MOLLIE
ID
1896673
Last Name KIDDY
First Name THURMAN
Statewide Management SystemNICOLE 1907120 Election KIEFT
Voter Query Report 1888279
VELMA
MAXINE
1905688
JOHNSON
NOONEN
D
1900151
KINDER
RICHARD
A
MARNECHA
A
1889951
JOHNSON
OPAL
P
1909191
KING
BEATRICE
T
HURD
TAIRUS
J
RUTH
1898029
KING
BELINDA
1895489
HURST
TAMMY
RENEE
1896025
JOHNSON
RICHARD
E
1894337
KING
BETTY
JANE
775111055
HUSTON
FREDDY
LEE
1891041
JOHNSON
ROBERTA
W
1885511
KING
BILLY
FRANK
1887679
HUTCHESON
CARROLL
1897508
JOHNSON
RODGER
D
1895099
KING
CHARLES
S
1885746
HUTCHESON
RAY
1906213
JOHNSON
STEPHANIE
D
1897998
KING
CHRISTINA
ANN
1900055
HUTCHESON
TAMMY
MARRIA
1887462
JOHNSON
TRACY
LEE
1906841
KING
EMILEE
JANE
1899169
HUTCHINS
BOYD
M
1907615
JOHNSON
WARNER
LEE
1907238
KING
JERRY
B
1899170
HUTCHINS
PATRICIA
1897089
JOHNSON
WILLIAM
WARREN
II
1907560
KING
JIMMY
D
1893217
HUTCHINS
SHELDON
DEAN
1897650
JOHNSTON
CLIFTON
L
JR
1897384
KING
LATOGA
MEO
1901958
HUTCHSON
JEREMY
REID
JOHNSTON
WILLIAM
1903859
KING
MAXWELL
DALE
1887532
HUTSON
HOMER
1893763
JOHNSTON
WILLIETTA
1882949
KING
MICHAEL
D
1884090
HUTTO
NANCY
POPE
1899008
JOINER
GEORGA
KATHERINE
1885537
KING
REBECCA
LEAH
1884091
HYNEMAN
GEORGE
C
1898658
JOLLY
OPHELIA
GUIN
1902182
KING
REBECCA
LYNN
1889848
HYSELL
KATHLEEN
1886195
JONES
ANDREA
MICHELLE
1897708
KING
RONNIE
1906504
KING
SANDRA
J
1905242
KING
VICKIE
LORETTA
1908959
KINGSLEY
LINDA
DIANNE
First Name
Middle Name
Suffix
County: Alcorn
Page : 74
Page : 79
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Voter Query Report
CLARENCE
1909494
JONES
ANN
SHIRLEY
1905638
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SHELIA
ALICE
1904139
JONES
BARBARA
DIANE
1897617
INABNITT
KAY
FRANCES
1899910
JONES
BETTY
M
1889484
INMAN
BILLY
M
1906627
JONES
BETTY
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1889745
INMAN
LESSIE
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1900711
JONES
CALVIN
T
1885325
KINNAMAN
DEBORAH
J
1908104
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775242998
JONES
CARISSA
MARIE
1900504
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1894954
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KANDY
KAY
1905244
KIRBY
RAY
C ANN
ID
Last Name
First Name
Statewide Management SystemCARROLL 1885319 Election KINLEY
Middle Name
GENE
INMAN
SUSAN
1888249
INMAN
WILLIAM
1904184
IRBY
JIMMY
LEE
1897299
JONES
CELESTINE
1907359
IRONS
BERGINNIE
I
1887460
JONES
CINDY
LOU
1899930
KIRBY
REVONDA
1897108
IRONS
CLIFFORD
O
1898955
JONES
CLAIR
MONROE
1899746
KIRK
CORNELIUS
1884886
IRONS
DEMETRIOS
R
1907054
JONES
COLEMAN
KIRK
JIMMY
1883962
IRONS
LENAE
1887893
JONES
CONNIE
LEWIS
1894677
KIRKLAND
CHRISTY
L
1898410
IRONS
LISA
1889928
JONES
DARAN
Q
1899517
KIRKLAND
TODD
CHARLES
1897465
IRONS
PRINCE
1900236
JONES
EDGAR
JR
1902956
KIRKMAN
RHONDA
LYNN
1909517
IRVIN
WILLIAM
G
1884004
KITCHENS
BOBBY
JOE
1889746
ISABELL
WM
JAMES
1882940
KITCHENS
BRENDA
KAY
1892375
ISBELL
EARNEST
MICHAEL
1894367
KIZER
JAMES
1893373
ISBELL
MICHAEL
1889744
ISBELL
ROBBIE
1898971
ISBELL
SHANE
1882877
ISBELL
SHELLY
1906709
ISBELL
WANDA
1897244
ISBELL
WILLIAM
JAMES
1892977
IVEY
KRYSTAL
1909790
IVY
ANTHONY
J
1897651
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DENTRICE
1899437
JACKSON
1891434
JACKSON
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ANN
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County: Alcorn
ID
1883107
Last Name JONES
First Name ELLEN
Voter Query Report 1885820
Middle Name
Suffix
D
Statewide Management SystemGARY 1896630 Election JONES
HOWARD
GRADIE
1885680
JONES
GREGORY
WAYNE
575080022
KLEMAN
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S
1893765
JONES
J
T
1906858
KLINE
EDWARD
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1904142
JONES
JACK
JEAN
1897831
KLINE
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1884978
JONES
JACKIE
B
1897720
KNAPP
LOU
ANN
LEE
1899739
JONES
JACQUELINE
N
1898427
KNIEVEL
LAURA
DODD
1895827
JONES
JAMES
TERRY
1885539
KNIGHT
DANNY
1883096
JONES
JERRY
DOUGLAS
1900366
KNIGHT
EUGENE
TYRONE
1909087
JONES
JESSE
D
1905431
KNIGHT
GERTRUDE
O
DENISE
1907379
JONES
JOHN
T
1896669
KNIGHT
JANA
L
BONNIE
F
1902508
JONES
JOHNNY
RAY
1890121
KNIGHT
MARTHA
DEBBIE
P
1891027
JONES
KENNETH
LEE
1889922
JONES
KEVIN
EARL
1909074
JONES
KIMBERLY
COLAN
775054956
JONES
LAURA
ANN
1902677
JONES
LELA
ANN
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Date : 09/26/2012
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MAXINE
JANE
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Voter Query Report
Date : 09/26/2012
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DAVID
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First Name
Voter Query1893762 Report
Page : 78
D
Last Name
Date : 09/26/2012
MARTIN
Middle Name
ID
Statewide Management SystemPAMELA 1902515 Election JOHNSON
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Suffix
Date : 09/26/2012
1898422
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Voter Query Report
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Middle Name
1890700
1890105
Suffix
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HOWARD
K : 09/26/2012 Date
Voter Query Report
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1898063
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Voter Query1906531 Report
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HOUSTON
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WADE`
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1907091
ID
HOLDEN
ID
LINDA
County: Alcorn
575018665
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HORTON
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1909535
Statewide Management SystemKINBERLY 1899949 Election HUGHES
Middle Name
C
BOBBY
FAYE
1904858
M
JOHN
JOSLIN
GRIMES
LETHA
County: Alcorn
1909038
JOSHLIN
1898166
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JAMES
1885842 Voter Query Report
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1904138
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Statewide Management SystemANN 1897893 Election HUDSON
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AUDWIN
1902230
1898748
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SHELDON
1902119
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FUGUA
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County: Alcorn
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KARI
Statewide Management SystemSCOTT 1903777 Election JORDAN
1894303
County: Alcorn
Middle Name
1883947
County: Alcorn
Statewide Management SystemCAROL 1905666 Election HORTON
JAMES
PITTMAN
Date : 09/26/2012
HAYES BURCHAM
1895467
Suffix
W LYNN
HAYES BURCHAM
JR
Voter Query Report
G
1888221 1882587
RICKY
HUPP WILBANKS
Middle Name
1899616 1902633
1900720 Election JAMES Statewide Management SystemGLEN
Voter Query Report JR
Date : 09/26/2012
775032173
KNIGHT
MYRA
KNIGHT
500003313
KNIGHT
ROBIN
C
1890137
KNIGHT
ROSILIN
D
1900369
KNIGHT
SANDY
M
Page : 80
SR
1897831
KLINE
URLA
BELLE
1902274
LIKENS
JOSEPH
1897720
KNAPP
LOU
ANN
1897948
LILLY
MARTHA
1898427
KNIEVEL
LAURA
DODD
1885366
LINDEMANN
VICTOR
1885539
KNIGHT
DANNY
LINDQUIST
DEBRAH
LYNN
1900366
KNIGHT
EUGENE
TYRONE
1894694
LINDSEY
CARL
LEE
1905431
KNIGHT
GERTRUDE
O
1897581
LINDSEY
CHRISTOPHER
SHAWN
1896669
KNIGHT
JANA
L
1891389
LINDSEY
GLORIA
V
County: Alcorn
ID
Last Name
First Name
CONTINUED FROM 8B
Middle Name
1890121 1904316
KNIGHT BUE
MARTHA FLORA
ELIOUSE
775032173 1897077
KNIGHT BUFFI
MYRA LOUISE
KNIGHT HUTSON
500003313 1893107
KNIGHT BUGGS
ROBIN ADDIE
C LUE
1890137 1896093
KNIGHT BUIE
ROSILIN DONALD
D
1900369 1883798
KNIGHT BULLARD
SANDY BARBARA
M
County: Alcorn
ID
1902857 1898992
Last Name KNIGHT BULLARD
First Name STEPHANIE EMALINGE
Statewide Management SystemTERRI 1886421 1903217 Election KNIGHT BULLARD PONY
County: Alcorn Voter Query Report 1906107
Suffix
ID
500002301 1904316
FULTON
Suffix HUPP
First Name
1899977
MATCH
ALLEN
D
1900169
MATCH
DALE
ALLEN
1908967
MATCH
M
1894467
MATHEAY
RONALD
MATHEWS
COURTNEY
LYNN
MATHIS
BERT
WESLEY
County: Alcorn
A
Date : 09/26/2012
Voter Query775022154 Report GILBERT ID
1883020
Middle Name
Suffix
Last Name
First Name
JR
County: Alcorn Last Name Date : 09/26/2012 ID First Name Middle Name Suffix Voter Query Report Voter Query Report LEE 1884296 • Sunday, MEARS SUE LYNN 2012 • 9B Daily Corinthian September 30, Date : 09/26/2012 ROBYN
Middle Name
Suffix
1894549
MEAUX
CHARLES
R
1894348
MEAUX
MICHELE
R
ID
Last Name
First Name
Middle Name
1907075 1904316
MATHIS BUE
BILLY FLORA
SHANE ELIOUSE
1904316 1894880
BUE MEEKER
FLORA TED
ELIOUSE A
1894608 1897077
MATHIS BUFFI
EVELEVA LOUISE
HUTSON
1908663 1897077
MEEKER BUFFI
TED LOUISE
A HUTSON B LUE
LINDSEY BUE
JEFF FLORA
1902871 1893107
MATHIS BUGGS
JEWEL ADDIE
V LUE
1883049 1893107
MEEKS BUGGS
BILLIE ADDIE
LINDSEY BUFFI
MARILYN LOUISE
HUTSON
1888802 1896093
MATHIS BUIE
MELANIE DONALD
C
1896885 1896093
MEEKS BUIE
LAURIE DONALD
1904373 1893107
LINDSEY BUGGS
TONYA ADDIE
M LUE
775150916 1883798
MATHIS BULLARD
1896791 1883798
MEJIAS BULLARD
CATHERINE BARBARA
1893823 1896093
LINDSEY BUIE
WARD DONALD
1907209 1898992
JANIE EMALINGE
1885692 1883798
LINKOUS BULLARD
JEFFERY BARBARA
A
Voter Query Report
MELINO BULLARD
1898772 1903217
MELINO BULLARD
MICHEAL PONY
JOSEPH E
1883012 1898992
LINZIN BULLARD
NEOMA EMALINGE
C FULTON
575066755 1898620
MELLEN BULLARD
ASHLEY REBECCA
NICOLE DIANNE
Voter Query Report 1909501 1897077
Middle Name
Last Name
STEVEN
ELIOUSE Date : 09/26/2012
HUPP
Page : 86
PHILLIP BARBARA
LEE
1904390 1898992 BULLARD County: Alcorn MATHIS
PRICE EMALINGE
HARTWELL FULTON
1902116 1903217
MATHIS BULLARD
WILLIAM PONY
R E
1908974 1898620
MATHISON BULLARD
FREBECCA
EDWIN DIANNE
HUPP
MAE FULTON Date : 09/26/2012
LE
1905400 1903217
LIPSEY BULLARD
EVELYN PONY
V E
1901071 1897602 ID
MATHISON BULLOCK Last Name
LDERORAH First Name
TRUDI KAY Middle Name
1897889 1897602
MELROSE BULLOCK
ANITA DERORAH
JANE KAY
TOMMIE REBECCA
DIANNE
1885695 1898620
LIPSEY BULLARD
HOWARD REBECCA
JDIANNE
1899453 1900789
MATLOCK BUMPAS
WILLIAM JUSTIN
L
1906875 1900789
MELROSE BUMPAS
JAMES JUSTIN
DEAN L
1909707 1897602
KNIGHTON BULLOCK
DEBBIE DERORAH
LKAY
1904784 1897602
LISH BULLOCK
CHARLES DERORAH
WM KAY
1908781 1907448
MATTES BUMPAS
JEFFIFER SHERRI
DELLA
1907883 1907448
MELROY BUMPAS
SANDRA SHERRI
WELLS DELLA
1905758 1900789
KNOL BUMPAS
JANE JUSTIN
L
1896397 1900789
LITKE BUMPAS
RUTH JUSTIN
ANN L
1905411 1889764
MELTON BUMPAS
DOROTHY STEVE
MARIE
775198533 1907448
KNOTT BUMPAS
DALE SHERRI
A DELLA
1885701 1907448
LITTLE BUMPAS
TIMOTHY SHERRI
ALLEN DELLA
1909569 1890092
MATTHEW BUMPAS
DEANNA VERA
DANIEL M
1899085 1890092
MELVIN BUMPAS
MARELLA VERA
JOYCE M
1897738 1889764
KNOTTS BUMPAS
LINDA STEVE
SUE
1902862 1889764
LITTLEJOHN BUMPAS
ANER STEVE
DAISEY
1888407 1899494
MATTHEWS BUNCH
BILLY CHARISTOPHER
WAYNE DOUGLAS
1894184 1899494
MELVIN BUNCH
STEPHANIE CHARISTOPHER
R DOUGLAS
1897737 1890092
KNOTTS BUMPAS
OLEN VERA
SHAW M
1882989 1890092
LITTLEJOHN BUMPAS
LERITA VERA
LYNN M
1883055 1908478
MATTHEWS BUNTING
CATHLEEN PEGGY
LJUNE
1885369 1908478
MERCER BUNTING
DARLENE PEGGY
JANE JUNE
1884016 1899494
KNOWLES BUNCH
GLEN CHARISTOPHER
A DOUGLAS
1897911 1899494
LITTON BUNCH
ELIZABETH CHARISTOPHER
DOUGLAS
1893916 1886595
MATTHEWS BURBACH
JOHNNY CYNTHIA
LYNN D
1908133 1886595
MERCER BURBACH
EDITH CYNTHIA
ARLENE D
1897954 1908478
KNOWLES BUNTING
JENNIFER PEGGY
JUNE
1893826 1908478
LITTRELL BUNTING
FLOSSIE PEGGY
R JUNE
1896518 1886594
MATTHEWS BURBACH
KIRK ED
GREGORY
1894333 1886594
MEREDITH BURBACH
ALLEN ED
M
1897955 1886595
KNOWLES BURBACH
SCOTT CYNTHIA
KENNETH D
1901045 1886595
LIVERMORE BURBACH
WILLIAM CYNTHIA
CECIL D
1902844 1904520
MATTHEWS BURCHAM
RENEE AMANDA
WAYNETT G
1885728 1904520
MERRILL BURCHAM
CHARLES AMANDA
LEE G
1907247 1886594
KOBIYKA BURBACH
WILLIAM ED
LAWRENCE
1905104 1886594
LIVINGSTON BURBACH
CHERYL ED
J
1908626 1885735
MATTICE BURCHAM
FRANCES ARNOLD
A W
1889917 1885735
MERRIMAN BURCHAM
FANNIE ARNOLD
MARIE W
1883998 1904520
KOCH BURCHAM
DAVID AMANDA
JG
1890292 1904520
LIZER BURCHAM
ROBERT AMANDA
ELLSWORTH G
1907535 1898205
MATYAS BURCHAM
JOHN BRIAN
KEITH
1905118 1898205
MERRYMAN BURCHAM
WILLIAM BRIAN
FRANK KEITH
1883997 1885735
KOCH BURCHAM
PENNY ARNOLD
S W
1902798 1885735
LLOYD BURCHAM
TAMMIE ARNOLD
LOU W
MAULDIN BURCHAM
LISA CYNTHIA
JEAN KAY
1896509 1888518
MERWIN BURCHAM
DANIEL CYNTHIA
SCOTT KAY
1903661 1898205
KOLLER BURCHAM
JAMES BRIAN
WILLIAM KEITH
1891097 1898205
LOCKHART BURCHAM
LISA BRIAN
JKEITH
1883063 1899117
MAULDIN BURCHAM
PAULA CYNTHIA
B SUZANNE
1901738 1899117
METER BURCHAM
ROBERT CYNTHIA
EUGENE SUZANNE
1900693 1888518
KRAFT BURCHAM
ANDREW CYNTHIA
JAMES KAY
1904785 1888518
LOGAN BURCHAM
NEVA CYNTHIA
LYNN KAY
LOUISE JOY
MARGARET SUZANNE
1899092 1899117
LONCAR BURCHAM
JOSEPH CYNTHIA
PATRICK SUZANNE
PATRICK JOY LA
CAROL DIANA
CLARA CYNTHIA
JOHN DIANA PATRICIA ELIZABETH
MEYER BURCHAM
KROGER BURCHAM
MAURER BURCHAM MAXWELL BURCHAM
1903914 1904364
1884815 1899117
1897426 1904364 1884302 1906688
1885404 1906688
MEYER BURCHAM
EDWARD ELIZABETH
LA
1884816 1904364
KROGER BURCHAM
CLARENCE DIANA
FJOY
DEES FAYE RUSSELL SUE
A FAYE
ROY A
1906760 1904265
MICHAEL BURCHAM
BERTHA MILDRED
SUE
1894251 1887971
KUHN BURCHAM
EVUALLDA GLINDA
ROBERT FAYE
1887971 1884044
BURCHAM LONG
GLINDA JAMES
FAYE EDWARD
1891438 1904265
KUYKENDALL BURCHAM
REED MILDRED
H SUE
1904265 1898847
BURCHAM LONG
MILDRED LINDA
SUE KAYE
1906262 1902633
KYLE BURCHAM
CINDY RICK
LEE
1902633 1906106
BURCHAM LONG
RICK WILLIAM
HUEY
1888282 1882587
KYLE BURCHAM
JACQUELINE SHERRY
MARIE
1882587 1905155
BURCHAM LOPEZ
SHERRY JOHNNY
L
RICHARD GLINDA JODY MILDRED AMANDA RICK ESTER SHERRY HORACE TAMMY JANET
WILLIAM GLINDA
EELIZABETH
MAY BURCHAM MAYATTE BURCHAM MAYBERRY BURCHAM MAYES BURCHAM MAYES BURCHAM MAYES
MEYER BURCHAM
KUHL BURCHAM
1906436 1887971 1909070 1904265 1898055 1902633 1893836 1882587 1890673 775040526 1893886
1888380 1887971
1901249 1906688
1893782 775040526
KYLE BURCHAM
JAMES TAMMY
W D
775040526 1903131
BURCHAM LORD
TAMMY PHILIP
D AUGUSTUS
1885529
KYLE
JAMES
WALLACE
1885364
LOUNSBURY
DIANE
1909211
KYLE
VIRGI
BENNETT
1896926
LOVELACE
JACKIE
1903667
LA
FEVERS
WILLIAM
1883008
LOVELACE
JOSEPH
1897942
LABANC
SUSAN
REYNOLDS
County: Alcorn 1888283 Election KYLE Statewide Management SystemSYLESTER
ID
1900520
Last Name LACKEY
First Name DENNIS
Statewide Management SystemCHRIS 1892720 Election LACOM
County: Alcorn
ID
1904364 1891096
Last Name BURCHAM LONCKI
First Name DIANA DONALD
Statewide Management SystemCARRIE 1906688 Election LONG BURCHAM ELIZABETH 1885352 ROBINSON
III
Voter Query Statewide Report Management SystemEARSIE 1883006 Election LOVELACE
Middle Name
Suffix
Voter Query1891140 Report 1888518
Middle Name
Suffix
JOY JOHN A ELIZABETH ROBINSON
JR
1898031 Election MAYES Statewide Management SystemLAMAR
Date : 09/26/2012 Page : 20 L MAE
J
JR
Date : 09/26/2012
P
1890664
MAYES
RACHEL
EVON
1907270
MAYES
STEPHANIE
MICHELLE
1908910
MAYES
TOMMY
W
1906603
LOVELACE
THOMAS
D
1903846
MAYFIELD
JUDY
KAY
1885304
LOVELESS
DUSTIN
D
1890651
MAYHALL
BOBBY
G
ALEXANDER
1896897
LOVELESS
MARK
W
1885725
MAYNARD
JENNIE
CAROLYN
First Name
LAM
LE
QUOC
1897658
LOVELESS
SARA
FAY
1894893
MAZE
ROBERT
ALLEN
775116849
LAMB
DESTINY
L
1908427
LOWERY
WILLIAM
EDWARD
1907048
MAZURKIEWICZ
STEFANI
ANNE
1893925
LAMB
JENNY
L
1899403
LOWREY
MARK
ALAN
1889674
LAMB
PEGGIE
L
1896761
LOWREY
SHANNON
NICOLE
1894515
MCAFEE
OMIE
M
1885821
LAMBERT
ALICE
CORDELIA
1895624
LUCAS
KATHERINE
A
1907636
MCALLISTER
JAMES
DURRELL
1900936
LAMBERT
DOROTHY
WILLIS
1906630
LUCAS
MARGO
KAY
1904257
MCANALLY
IAN
1894842
LAMBERT
HOLLY
C
1895623
LUCAS
RODNEY
J
1891184
MCANALLY
TOMMY
L
1905835
LAMBERT
INETHA
N
1902729
LUCE
ANGELA
H
1909210
MCBRIDE
DANNY
RAY
1907675
LAMBERT
JACKIE
1883000
LUCE
KRISTINE
1883224
MCBRYAR
TAMILA
DONNESE
1904016
LAMBERT
JAMES
E
1897254
LUCE
SARAH
1891199
MCBURNETT
ARTHUR
H
1897891
LAMBERT
JANICE
LYNN
1883003
LUDWIG
CLAIREMARIE
1891191
MCBURNETT
BETTY
CARLENE
1903779
LAMBERT
KATHY
ANNETTE
1901736
LUISO
JOSEPH
LOUIS
MCCAIN
MARGARET
1909680
LAMBERT
MOLLY
KATE
1894262
LUKER
JOHNNY
RAY
1883226
MCCALISTER
RICKEY
DARREL
1885963
LAMBERT
PREBBLE
M
1908725
LUMOKIN
SULAR
H
1888193
MCCALLA
MARY
EDNA
1900934
LAMBERT
WALTER
PHILLIP
1890299
LUMPKIN
WILLIE
MITCHELL
1903699
MCCALMON
NANCY
C
1905442
LAMBERT
WANDA
SUE
1903423
MCCARTER
DORIS
E
1884037
LAMBERTH
MARTHA
S
1901734
MCCLAIN
CHRISTOPHER
M
1894685
LAMBERTH
SAM
M
1885461
MCCLAIN
PATRICIA
MCDONALD
1902537
LAMBERY
THOMAS
B
1894636
MCCLUG
JONAS
ROY
1893959
LANCASTER
HOLLIS
1898295
MCCOLLOUGH
CYNTHIA
RAE
1900659
LANCASTER
JIMMIE
1904301
MCCOLLUM
CHARLA
RENEE
1885545
LANCASTER
1909063
MCCORMACK
IDOTHA
1906834
1898526
MCCORMICK
JASON
LEE
1908913
MCCORMICK
LARRY
NEAL
1899714
MCCORMICK
RENITA
M
1905026
MCCOY
ALEXANDER
1906899
MCCOY
MARCUS
1888493
MCCRANIE
RUSSELL
1900352
MCCRARY
A
CURTIS
1900186
MCCRARY
F
MELINDA
County: Alcorn
ID
1905106
Last Name LUNDGRAN
First Name LAWRANCE
Statewide Management SystemKRISTY 1900117 Election LUNGRIN JR
M
Middle Name
D
LUPTON
BETTY
ANN
1902869
LUPTON
RICHARD
W
1906538
LUSK
LATHINE
KC
1890316
LUSK
TONY
VERAND
NELLIE
CLEO
1904544
LUSTER
CHERYL
D
LANCASTER
ROBERT
D
1888061
LUSTER
DARRICK
1893811
LANCASTER
RUBY
G
LUSTER
JEROME
1903374
LAND
BRADEN
STUART
1902253
LUSTER
MATTIE
PHILLIPS
1890319
LUSTER
SHIRLEY
GLYNN
1903034
LANDRY
LISA
Voter Query Report 1909250
A
Date : 09/26/2012
ID
Last Name
First Name
Middle Name
575045335
LYFORD
JOSEPH
I
1904228
LANE
THOMAS
DEWAYNE
1897946
LYLE
AMY
J
JR
1898706
LYNCH
SHARON
RAE ALLEN
1888540
LANE
SHELIA
Statewide Management SystemHUBERT 1908861 Election LANEY
GAY
Suffix
1893120
LANG
CHARLES
EDWARD
1900067
LYNN
MICHAEL
1899726
LANG
LEONARD
LARRY
1890305
LYON
ETHEL
1900276
LANGLEY
JASEN
1900118
LYONS
TENA
1902270
LANGLEY
JOSEPH
1893828
MABRY
LONNIE
1890467
LANGLEY
RAYMOND
1894725
MACARTHUR
DIONE
MARIE
1900137
LANGLEY
ZACHERY
THANIEZ
1900440
MACKIN
TIMOTHY
SCOTT
1898832
LANGO
DONALD
WAYNE
775022146
MADDALONI
AMANDA
JO
1898696
LANGSTON
JERRY
L
1893900
MADDEN
JAMIE
1901668
LANGSTON
LADONNA
M
1893972
MADDOX
LISA
ELAINE
1905249
LANIUS
ALICE
C
1890677
MADDOX
SUSAN
RENE
1891387
LANKFORD
ANTONIO
RAYE
1891754
MADDUX
RAY
W
1885687
LANTZ
BENNIE
ARLANDER
1904267
MADISON
EDITH
P
1904353
LARSON
JESSIE
DEWAYNE
1886059
MADSEN
DANNY
BOYD
1894696
LASSITER
SEVEN
BRENT
1896918
MAGDA
MARTHA
JEAN
1895750
LASSITER
SHANNON
D
1884283
MAHER
GAIL
1900495
LASWELL
KENNETH
ANDREW
1905103
LATCH
DANNY
1898280
LATCH
JEFFRY
L
1896686
MAITLAND
GARY
EDWARD
1909115
LATCH
TOMMY
LEE
1896685
MAITLAND
LORI
LEIGH
1899425
LATRROP
ERIN
PAIGE
1885982
MALONE
BERNARD
L
1884048
LAUFMAN
MARLENE
A
1908990
MALONE
BRODWICK
1905773
LAUFMAN
PAUL
NORMAN
1907275
MALONE
DONALD
1905110
LAUGHLIN
ANN
B
1887083
MALONE
JIMMY
1891098
LAUGHLIN
JAMES
R
MALONE
KNOX
THOMAS
1909588
LAUGHLIN
PHYLLIS
DIANA
1903665
MALONE
MARILYN
A
1891108
LAVERTY
BARRANTES
KRISTOPHER
1905886
MALONE
TOMMY
LANE
1892004
LAWSON
CONSEULO
G
County: Alcorn
ID
1885977
Last Name LAWSON
First Name DEBRAH
Statewide Management SystemJEFFIFER 1897544 Election LAWSON
AARON
County: Alcorn
ID
1884284
Last Name MAHER
First Name
Middle Name
Suffix
MANAHAN
PRUDENCE
MANESS
ARMON
A
1891427
MANESS
BILLY
JOE
RAY
1891428
MANESS
JEANNINE
E
1907685
LEAS
TIMOTHY
ROBERT
1886853
MANESS
PAMELA
ANNETTTE
1883149
LEASTER
RANKY
O
1893984
MANESS
RUSSELL
LEE
1909539
LEATHERWOOD
CAYCEE
MICHELE
1895156
MANN
AMANDA
1893578
LEATHERWOOD
ERMA
SUE
1899685
MANN
DENISE
1885341
LEATHERWOOD
HAZEL
H
1899372
MANN
RENEE
1894838
LEATHERWOOD
JOHNNIE
1906354
MANOR
775009788
LEATHERWOOD
MANDY
1896022
MANOR
1889275
LEATHERWOOD
STEVE
1893884
1885975
LEATHERWOOD
VINCENT
A
1894839
LEATHERWOOD
WILLIAM
JR
1902934
LEBLANC
EVANGELVEE
1899317
LEBLANC
JR
ANDREW
1906624
LEDBETTER
CHARLES
ADAMS
1898386
LEDLOW
DAVID
1909371
LEDLOWE
BILLY
WAYNE
1909154
LEE
ANN
PETTY
1896403
LEE
JAMES
RAYMOND
1905596
MARLAR
JANICE
VIRGINIA
1897802
LEE
JEANNE
C
1909504
MARLAR
M
MELINDA
1894258
LEE
RICKY
BRYAN
1885904
MARPLE
MONA
WOLFORD
1898906
LEE
TERRY
PAUL
1905680
MARPLE
WILLIAM
HARRIS
1903646
LEE
ZENIE
R
1902326
MARRA
RANDALL
ANTHONY
1907073
LEHEN
MICHEAL
CHARLES
1909484
MARSH
BRIAN
1907125
LEHEN
W
MICHELLE
1894857
MARSHALL
MADGE
L
649985
LEHNEN
WANDA
MICHELLE
1896900
MARSHALL
TERRY
LEE
1888396
LEIBER
JEFFREY
P
775181678
MARTEN
WAYNE
JOSEPH
1905776
LEIBER
THERESA
M
1893877
MARTIN
BENJAMIN
KELLEY
1884840
LEIGHTY
MARTHA
ELIAZBETH
1893985
MARTIN
BERTHA
A
LEE
1884061
MARTIN
BILLIE
RAY
1900429
MARTIN
BOBI
J
1908710
MARTIN
DAVID
EUGENE
1903067
MARTIN
DONNA
JEAN
First Name
Statewide Management SystemJASON 1899356 Election LENCE
MILLER
JIMMY
EARL
1883061
MILLER
JUDITH
H
1903263
MILLER
JULIAN
1894008
MILLER
LETHA
MAE
1893998
MILLER
MARIE
L
1891567
MILLER
MATTIE
LOUISE
1884298
MILLER
NATHANIEL
1897649
MILLER
ROBERT
E
1902173
MILLER
TERRY
AUSTIN
1891575
MILLER
TONYA
1883029
MILLER
VIVIAN
LYNN
1889498
MILLS
AMANDA
LADELPHIA
1883050
MILLS
BARBARA
1909278
MILLS
BUDDY
L
1891840
MILLS
ELYSHA
ROSEMARIE
1884280
MILLS
HILDE
F
County: Alcorn
Page : 93
ID
Last Name
First Name
1897387 Election MILLS Statewide Management SystemJEFFERY
Middle Name
Suffix
M
MILLS
JENNY
J
575025832
MILLS
JESSICA
LEEANN
1890495
MILLS
JIM
MARVIN
1883030
MILLS
KATHY
ANN
1898345
MILLS
MICHELLE
RENEA
1891135
MILLS
PAT
1891129
MILLS
ROY
1891573
MILLS
RUBY
1891574
MILLS
RUTH
H
1905123
MILLSAPS
ANGELA
MARIE
1894558
MILTON
BETTIE
SUE
1899373
MIMS
AMANDA
C
1891577
MINCEY
WILLIAM
E
1893858
MINOR
PEGGY
SUE
1898105
MCCRELESS
JIMMY
DOUGLAS
1901031
MITCHELL
AMANDA
C
1891179
MCCRELESS
JOYCE
ANN
1885997
MITCHELL
DALY
J
1903327
MCCULLAR
ELOWEAS
1903359
MITCHELL
DAVID
T
1894015
MCCULLOUGH
GEORGE
M
1901032
MITCHELL
DELINDA
1894014
MCCULLOUGH
MARION
K
1907482
MITCHELL
GENE
ALLON
1889208
MCCULLY
LINDA
F
1893902
MITCHELL
JAMES
M
1908776
MCDANIEL
CHRISTOPHER
DAVID
1896822
MITCHELL
JIMMY
C
MCDANIEL
CLAUDIA
NELL
1885898
MITCHELL
KAREN
L
1900327
MCDANIEL
MICHAEL
NICHOLAS
1907548
MITCHELL
KEVIN
R
1887624
MCDANIEL
PENNY
RINEHART
1896932
MITCHELL
NORMAN
T
1906901
MCDANIEL
SHANNON
DANIEL
1907709
MITCHELL
PAMELA
J
1896000
MCDANIEL
TAMARA
JO
1889362
MITCHELL
PHILIP
A
1905843
MCDANIELS
TERESA
1885397
MITCHELL
RANDY
BART
1907384
MCDONALD
JUDITH
L
1897206
MCDONALD
MARTHA
M
1895032
MCDOWELL
FRED
1884136
MCDUFFIE
DOROTHY
1890229
MCDUFFY
JASON
775016715
MCELWRATH
CHARLES
M
1886072
MCEWEN
DON
ALLEN
1883222
MCFALL
MARK
RUSSELL
1884911
MCFALLS
LILLIAN
H
1895035
MCFARLAND
DORIS
V
1901955
MCGAHA
A
SHIRLEY
1904319
MCGAHA
ANNIE
PEARL
1904320
MCGAHA
BENJAMIN
ID
1901652
Last Name MCGAHA
First Name FREDRICK
Statewide Management SystemJUNIOR 1888575 Election MCGAHA
Page : 94
ID
1884865
Last Name MITCHELL
First Name RODNEY
Statewide Management SystemSANDRA 1883070 Election MITCHELL
1898120
MITCHELL
TIMOTHY
1897977
MITCHELL
TWAWANA
1899458
MIZE
JAMES
OLIVE
1899457
MIZE
KAREN
SUE
1909518
MIZELL
LEE
1898050
MOCK
THOMAS
1896557
MOCK
THOMAS
JAMES
1904845
MODENBACH
LAURYN
LANDRY
1904846
MODENBACH
MARK
EJ
1894870
MODLIN
GARY
D
D
1894871
MODLIN
MARY
ANN
A
1897151
MODLIN
WILLIAM
O'BRIAN
Suffix
MARK
ANN EDWIN Date : 09/26/2012
1907423
MCGAHA
STEVEN
D
1907222
MONTGOMERY
ELIZABETH
G
1888564
MCGAHA
WILLIAM
JOE
1885897
MONTGOMERY
WILLIAM
A
MANSEL
PAMELA
SUE
1888560
MCGAHA
WILMA
SUZETTE
1887846
MOODY
DEBBIE
1905126
MARDIS
CLYDE
1891185
MCGEE
GENEVA
A
1890503
MOODY
HOLLIS
L
1891154
MARDIS
KATIE
1888485
MCGEE
HENRY
PAUL
1886711
MOODY
TAMMY
B
1893875
MARDIS
RANDALE
MITCHELL
MCGEE
MICHAEL
A
1888056
MOON
RICHARD
LEE
1888414
MARESKO
ADA
RUTH
1883234
MCGHEE
JOAN
B
1885909
MOONEY
ANETTA
1906047
MARICLE
LINDA
GAIL
1900423
MCGOWAN
STEPHEN
ROBERT
1888849
MOORE
BECKY
N
1899730
MARKLE
CLORESA
S
1897573
MCGRATH
ADRIENNE
MICHELLE
1887967
MOORE
DALE
BRUCE
1896756
MCGRATH
FRANCES
YOUNG
1894146
MOORE
DARRELL
1901653
MCHAHA
COREY
LEE
1884269
MOORE
FAYE
1895037
MCINTOSH
ARDY
575009004
MCINTOSH
STEPHEN
PAUL
1901479
MCKEE
KENNETH
E
1900479
MCKEEL
OWAIN
CHARLES
1900219
MCKEEL
TRYSTAN
W
1906801
MCKENZIE
CHARLOTTE
D
1889727
MCKINNEY
CINDY
WHITE
575010298
MCKINNON
FRANK
L
1900331
MCKINNON
KATHRENA
MARIE
1908642
MCKISSACK
DEBORAH
H
1885456
MCKISSACK
JOHN
CLAYTON
Last Name MARLAR
First Name ELMER
Middle Name
LENN
JOE: 09/26/2012 Date
MARTIN
JAMES
GEORGE
1884870
MARTIN
JUANITA
FAY
1891094
LETHAM
BERTIE
INEZ
1884285
MARTIN
JUDY
1897783
LETSON
JESSICA
DANIELLE
1903856
MARTIN
JULIANNIE
DAVIS
1884740
LETSON
LOUIS
ALLEN
1900337
MARTIN
MARLILYN
SUE
1903538
LETSON
RODNEY
SHANE
1905528
MARTIN
MARY
E
1900112
LETSON
VALERIE
SUE
1905676
MARTIN
MENA
DALE
1898726
LETT
MICHAEL
LANDON
1891753
MARTIN
MICHAEL
TROY
1909679
LEWIS
ASHLEY
RENEE
1897652
MARTIN
NORRIS
JEAN
1896213
LEWIS
DELLI
T
1900922
MARTIN
RICHARD
A
1885690
LEWIS
GRACE
COFIELD
1901947
LEWIS
JAMES
B
1905111
LEWIS
JERRY
JEROME
1885691
LEWIS
LUTHER
FRANK
1894524
MARTINEZ
ROBERT
LEON
1888713
LEWIS
SANDRA
LOUISE
1898817
MASARO
HEATHER
L
1905526
LEWIS
TERRY
A
1905887
MASCIO
DEBORAH
JANE
1891103
LEWIS
THERESA
FAYE
1885399
MASK
BUFORD
1905112
LEWIS
W
MARTIN
1903747
MASK
THOMAS
1886844
LIESE
MARJORIE
1891471
MASK
TINA
MASK
WAYNE
1898315
MASLOWSKI
DONALD
MARION
1891136
MASSENGILL
CECIL
J
1884064
MASSENGILL
FRANCES
1898251
MASSENGILL
KAREN
JANE
1899977
MATCH
ALLEN
D
1900169
MATCH
DALE
ALLEN
1908967
MATCH
M
ROBYN
ID
Last Name
First Name
MARTIN
ROBERT
F
1894847
MARTIN
RUBY
LORENE
Voter Query Report 1893910
County: Alcorn
1899314
Page : 90
MCLAIN
SHELIA
LANEY
ANN
L
Date : 09/26/2012
Page : 95
ID
1895293
KNIGHT
1906557
MCLEES
CATHERINE
ELIZABETH
1894012
MCLEES
ERIN
H
Suffix
SCOTT
MCMEANS
JANET
L
1888648
MCMEANS
MICHAEL
S
1886092
MCMEANS
PATRICIA
ANN
1908753
MCMILLAN
WILLIAM
D
1884903
MCNAIR
BETTY
JO
1888500
MCNAIR
CAROL
NANETTE
1886089
MCNAIR
FAITH
A
1892711
MCNAIR
GALVIN
Date : 09/26/2012
MCNAIR
GEORGE
1891186
MCNAIR
MARY
ELIZABETH
1884906
MCNAIR
MICHAEL
ANTHONY
1886090
MCNAIR
MICHAEL
D
1909071
MCNAIR
SANDRA
A
1897195
MCNAIR
SHARI
E
1905023
MCNAIR
WILLIAM
HAROLD
1884152
MCNALLY
SHANE
PATRICK
1896865
MCNEAL
TRACY
GENE
1895813
MCNUTT
AARON
1909084
MCPHETERS
BENJAMIN
PAUL
1894016
MCRAE
TONY
W
1903721
MCVEY
LILLIE
MCKAY
1903941
MCVEY
SCOTTIE
WAYNE
1896760
MCWHIRTER
AUDREY
M
1888965
MEAD
DEBORAH
LOU
1907838
MEAD
EDWIN
ARTHUR
1893839
MEADOR
MARGARET
FRENCH
1905122
MEADOWS
SCOTT
MOORE
W
Middle Name
FERNANDA
R
W
1890505
MOORE
JESSE
1895258
MOORE
JOANNE
P
1898941
MOORE
KIMBERLY
ANN
1901843
MOORE
LEONARD
ALFRED
1907309
MOORE
LEOTA
MOORE
MARSH
1899242
MOORE
NANCY
ROBINSON
1889197
MOORE
NICDE
MARIE
1900948
MOORE
RANDOL
J
1908957
MOORE
RAYMOND
D
1902363
MOORE
RICHARD
LEON
1891110
MOORE
ROBERT
FRANKLIN
1891111
MOORE
RUTH
BELL
1902361
MOORE
SHELBY
LYN
1902362
MOORE
STACEY
LYNAE
1888403
MOORE
WILLIAM
LOUIS
1893908
MOORIS
CHARLES
E
1906865
MORDAN
ROBERT
LEROY
1893896
MORELAND
PAMELA
JANE
1891133
MORELLI
JOHN
A
1907378
MORGAN
AMANDA
GAIL
1890644
MORGAN
CLEASTIES
A
1885899
MORGAN
MICHAEL
TODD
1891781
MORGAN
WILLIE
RUTH
1895020
MORGE
MICHAEL
P
1906061
MORLEY
WM
THOMAS
1894627
MORPHIS
BRENDA
JOYCE
ID
Last Name
First Name
Statewide Management SystemCORDELL 1898573 Election MORRICAL
D
LUCILLE J : 09/26/2012 Date
Page : 101
ANITA
LOUISE
1885879
MORRIS
DANA
LYNN
1901434
MORRIS
E
HOLLY
1900007
MORRIS
SHERRY
L
1896724
MORRISON
ERIC
TYRONE
1903588
MORRISON
KEITH
1898771
MORRISON
KIMBERLY
BRIAN A : 09/26/2012 Date
MORRISSEY
TODD
IRAN
1899489
MORROW
BOBBY
RAYMOND
1890667
MORROW
CHARLES
EDWARD
1893898
MORROW
DONNIE
ROY
1897367
MORROW
JAMIE
KEITH
500003450
MORROW
JANE
A
1905564
MORROW
JEANNE
MARIE
1885366
LINDEMANN
VICTOR
A
1906107
LINDQUIST
DEBRAH
LYNN
1894694
LINDSEY
CARL
LEE
1894467
MATHEAY
RONALD
LEE
1897581
LINDSEY
CHRISTOPHER
SHAWN
775022154
MATHEWS
COURTNEY
LYNN
1894348
MEAUX
MICHELE
R
1891389
LINDSEY
GLORIA
V
1883020
MATHIS
BERT
WESLEY
1894880
MEEKER
TED
A
1904875
MORROW
JIMMY
WAYNE
500002301
LINDSEY
JEFF
1907075
MATHIS
BILLY
SHANE
1908663
MEEKER
TED
A
1896828
MORROW
SHELBY
A
1909501
LINDSEY
MARILYN
1894608
MATHIS
EVELEVA
1883049
MEEKS
BILLIE
B
1894164
MORROW
SHELBY
GERALD
1904373
LINDSEY
TONYA
1902871
MATHIS
JEWEL
V
1896885
MEEKS
LAURIE
1903414
MORSE
JUNIOR
A
1893823
LINDSEY
WARD
1888802
MATHIS
MELANIE
C
1896791
MEJIAS
CATHERINE
1891603
MORSE
MARKUS
OBED
M
GILBERT
1884296
MEARS
SUE
Statewide Management SystemCHARLES 1894549 Election MEAUX
Middle Name
Suffix
LYNN R
JR
CONTINUED ON 10B JR
Suffix
TRUE
MORRIS
MARTHA
First Name
Voter Query Report
Middle Name
1906554
Voter Query Report 1899871
Suffix
K
JAMES
LILLY
Last Name
Voter Query Report
First Name
1897948
ID
JR
MOORE
County: Alcorn
Page : 96
Page : 100
1907402
1894919 Voter Query Report
Middle Name
1899349
Last Name
Statewide Management SystemGREGORY 1897306 Election MOORE
First Name
County: Alcorn
Page : 91JR
County: Alcorn
Last Name
Voter Query1895033 Report Suffix
Date : 09/26/2012
ID
Statewide Management SystemSARAH 1891177 Election MCLEMORE
Middle Name
1884126
Statewide Management SystemMELISSA 1891837 Election MARTINEZ
Suffix
LEE
1886880
County: Alcorn
Voter Query1909173 Report
Suffix
A
SHERMAN
Middle Name
Voter Query Report
JEROME
MITCHELL
Voter Query Report
Page : 99
Middle Name
1895024 DILLON
Suffix
CLIFTON
DANNY
County: Alcorn
Voter Query Report
G : 09/26/2012 Date
CHARLES
Date : 09/26/2012
JR
ALAN
1884304
Voter Query Report
Page : 98
Middle Name
LEE
M
Statewide Election Management System
1896028
JEAN
JEAN
STEVEN
JANICE
THOMAS
TERESA
J
MILLER
DONNA
SHERRON
JOSEPH
ELISSA
1885912
A
LESLIE
JENNIFER
JACI
LEE
LESLIE
LIKENS
MILLER
PATRICIA
1898371
LIKENS
VERELL
500014454
LANNY
1893822
1902274
ELMER
MONROE
A
1909163
MILLER
MONROE
GINGER
Suffix
JUANITA
1891464
1899023
MARTIN
Middle Name
E
EFFIE
1896508
458879
DEWAYNE
DOUGLAS
MILLER
ANN
WAYNE
First Name
MILLER
1902873
M
LEONARD
TERRY
1883211
SHANTAY
Date : 09/26/2012
SHIRLEY
LESLIE
Last Name
DEE
ROSILAND
1891074
LIGON
MILLER
MCGAHA
MARLA
ID
REGGISS
CHQUITA
MCGAHA
LERMA
1885339
CECILIA
MILLER
1902800
1898808
EDWARD
MILLER
1889946
1885462
MARVIN
HARRY
1883210
D
LEPARD
LIGON
DAWN
HOPE
1907168
1885116
ANGELA
B
GUY
LEE
Date : 09/26/2012
WAYNE
MILLER
LOTTIE
LENTZ
DAVID
M
Suffix
Page : 20
KAY
1893914
MOFFITT
Voter Query Report
LIGON
HANNON
1893991
1905119
1905441
L
A
1886840
County: Alcorn
MICHAEL
MCCRELESS
County: Alcorn
Page : 89
D ANN
1898864
MAGARET
Statewide Management SystemFRANKIE 1904874 Election MARLAR
GLEN
KATHY
TAMMY JUDITH
MCGAHA
ID
Suffix
MCCRARY
First Name
DOUGLAS
JR ROBINSON
ANN
BURCHAM MICHAEL
1889705
County: Alcorn
Middle Name
Suffix
M Date : 09/26/2012
1907550
Last Name
Suffix
Voter Query Report
JOE
1908908
Voter Query1905128 Report
J
JOHNNY
Last Name
POTTS
DOROTHY
LAWSON
ID
ID
RICK BOBBY
Page : 97
Middle Name
775040526 1904952
1890490 Voter Query Report
Statewide Management SystemTASHAMBA 1902720 Election MCCRARY
Middle Name
1885976
County: Alcorn
Page : 88
Y
1896717
LEE
III
1888483
KAY
LANNETTE
County: Alcorn
JAMES
Statewide Management SystemR 1884869 Election MAHLER
Voter III Query Report 1883060
Suffix
B
1883013
County: Alcorn
Voter Report II Query1896751
Page : 20
Middle Name
1901913
1896729 Election MCAFEE Statewide Management SystemCLARENCE
BURCHAM MICHAEL
First Name
Statewide Management SystemRHONDA 1884074 Election MILES
LEE
Last Name
Last Name
Statewide Management SystemSHERRY 1882587 1882911 Election BURCHAM MICHAEL CHARLOTTE
L D LENICE
MAYES
ID
ID
1902633 1891453
WILLIAM
Page : 87
ROBINSON
Page : 92
MAE
1904876
County: Alcorn
County: Alcorn
HUPP JR
KNIGHT BULLARD
1906355 Statewide Management SystemRICHARD 1889764 Election MATTES BUMPAS STEVE
Suffix JR
1890126 1898620
Suffix
JR
Page : 102
LEE JR
1899871
MORRISSEY
TODD
IRAN
1899489
MORROW
BOBBY
RAYMOND
MORROW
DONNIE
LEE JR
JAMIE
500003450
MORROW
JANE
A
1905564
MORROW
JEANNE
MARIE
Last Name
First Name
Suffix
EDWARD
1900571
RAPER
PATRICK
MICHAEL
EVERETTE
1884252
RAPPUHN
DEBORA
1904446
PERRY
TERRA
RASCO
JAMES
1888848
PETERS
BERTHA
1904576
RASOULL
GWENDOLYN
FAYE
1902025
PETERS
DAVID
WAYNE
1889218
RATLIFF
GREG
WILLIAM
1891513
PETERS
ELIZABETH
ANN
1906910
RATLIFF
JIMMY
B
1904316 1897203
BUE PETERS
FLORA ROBIN
ELIOUSE LEANN
1902045 1904316
RATLIFF BUE
LORA FLORA
RENA ELIOUSE
1897077 500014363
BUFFI PETERS
LOUISE TYLER
HUTSON WAYNE
1884669 1897077
RAY BUFFI
FELICIA LOUISE
DENISE HUTSON
ID
KEITH
Middle Name
JASON
PERRY
Voter Query Report
CONTINUED FROM 9B
MORROW
ID
Date : 09/26/2012
ROY
1897367
PERRY
1895976
County: Alcorn
1890667 MORROW CHARLES EDWARD 10B Sunday, September 30, 2012 • Daily County: • Alcorn County: Alcorn Voter QueryCorinthian Report 1893898
575109765
ID
Last Name
First Name
Middle Name
Suffix
Last Name
First Name
Voter Query Report 1894531
County: Alcorn
L : 09/26/2012 Date
Middle Name
Suffix
ID
County: Alcorn
Last Name
First Name
STEPHEN A
SHELTON
Middle Name
MORROW BUE
JIMMY FLORA
WAYNE ELIOUSE
1904316 1891974
BUE ORR
FLORA KENNETH
ELIOUSE DAVID
1893107 1903896
BUGGS PETERSON
ADDIE PHILLIP
LUE D
1894737 1893107
RAY BUGGS
GILBERT ADDIE
A LUE
1896828 1897077
MORROW BUFFI
SHELBY LOUISE
A HUTSON
1897077 775194795
BUFFI ORTIZ
LOUISE JUAN
HUTSON RAMON
1896093 1906946
BUIE PETRACEK
DONALD MICHELLE
DENISE
1886796 1896093
RAY BUIE
JAUNICE DONALD
Y
1894164 1893107
MORROW BUGGS
SHELBY ADDIE
GERALD LUE
1893107 1900990
BUGGS OSBORN
ADDIE TRAVIS
LUE
1883798 1908704
BULLARD PETTIGREW
BARBARA DARBY
LAUREN
775048758 1883798
RAY BULLARD
LARRY BARBARA
TAYLOR
1903414 1896093
MORSE BUIE
JUNIOR DONALD
A
1896093 1906117
BUIE OSBORNE
DONALD DALE
EDWARD
1898992 1906569
BULLARD PETTIGREW
EMALINGE RENAE
FULTON
1891603 1883798
MORSE BULLARD
MARKUS BARBARA
OBED
1883798 1894049
BULLARD OVERTON
BARBARA IDYS
F
1903217 1909168
BULLARD PETTIGREW
PONY TIFFANY
E MARIE
1902883 1898992
MORSE BULLARD
VICKIE EMALINGE
LYNN FULTON
1898992 1894050
BULLARD OVERTON
EMALINGE THOMAS
JFULTON
1898620 1883138
BULLARD PETTIGREW
REBECCA TIMOTHY
DIANNE MARK
1902736 1898620
READER BULLARD
COTY REBECCA
FAYE DIANNE
1899017 1903217
MORTON BULLARD
BRANDON PONY
NEWTON E
1903217 1886251
BULLARD OWEN
PONY SHIRLEY
E FAYE
1897602 1885142
BULLOCK PETTIT
DERORAH PATRICIA
KAY ANNE
1886792 1897602
REAVES BULLOCK
JANIS DERORAH
LEE KAY
1891762 1898620
MORTON BULLARD
JAMES REBECCA
TDIANNE
1898620 1905663
BULLARD OWENS
REBECCA AUDREY
DIANNE LYNN
1900789 1902481
BUMPAS PETTY
JUSTIN ANYA
L S
1886649 1900789
REAVES BUMPAS
RONALD JUSTIN
R L
1887074 1897602
MORTON BULLOCK
MARGARET DERORAH
LKAY
1897602 1905448
BULLOCK OWENS
DERORAH BEATRICE
KAY LOU
1907448 1900610
BUMPAS PETTY
SHERRI DAVID
DELLA CHAD
1907775 1907448
REAVES BUMPAS
SPEERY SHERRI
EDELLA
1907690 1900789
MOSHER BUMPAS
JOHNNY JUSTIN
R L
OWENS BUMPAS
BRENDA JUSTIN
SUE L
1889764 1885486
BUMPAS PETTY
STEVE MARY
1894541 1889764
REBHOLTZ BUMPAS
GARY STEVE
A
1894007 1907448
MOSHER BUMPAS
SHIRLEY SHERRI
DELLA
1908971 1907448
OWENS BUMPAS
C SHERRI
JUDY DELLA
1890092 1884871
BUMPAS PETTY
VERA TINA
M MICHELLEE
575034826 1890092
REBSTOCK BUMPAS
HEATHER VERA
1898805 1889764
MOSIER BUMPAS
ANITA STEVE
EVELYN
1902602 1889764
OWENS BUMPAS
DAVID STEVE
BENTON
1899494 1902909
BUNCH PFLEDERER
CHARISTOPHER KELLI
DOUGLAS MUDD
REDDING BUNCH
JANE CHARISTOPHER
MCCALLA DOUGLAS
1898742 1890092
MOSS BUMPAS
CYNTHIA VERA
M
1908938 1890092
OWENS BUMPAS
ELIZABETH VERA
DIXON M
1908478 1883139
BUNTING PHAM
PEGGY KIM
TJUNE
1897090 1908478
REDMON BUNTING
ELIZABETH PEGGY
ANN JUNE
1898302 1899494
OWENS BUNCH
GEORGIAN CHARISTOPHER
LDOUGLAS
1886595 1895059
BURBACH PHIFER
CYNTHIA HILDA
D LAVERNE
1899809 1886595
REECE BURBACH
APRIL CYNTHIA
DAWN D
1891301 1908478
OWENS BUNTING
LAURA PEGGY
ALICE JUNE
1886594 1900887
BURBACH PHILLIPS
ED DIANA
MARIE
1909323 1886594
REECE BURBACH
DOUGLAS ED
EUGENE
1886424 1904520
PHILLIPS BURCHAM
DILLIE AMANDA
JANE G
1898837 1904520
REED BURCHAM
EDNA AMANDA
G
M W
1897030 1885735
REED BURCHAM
HARRY ARNOLD
LEE W
1903500 1898205
REED BURCHAM
JR BRIAN
JIMMY KEITH
County: Alcorn
ID
1899494 1890646
Last Name BUNCH MOSS
First Name CHARISTOPHER DALLAS
Statewide Management SystemHEATHER 1908478 Election MOSS BUNTING PEGGY 1894081
HUPP
Voter Query Report 1898283 1900789
Middle Name
Suffix
DOUGLAS EDWARD JUNE D
BURROW
HUPP
Date : 09/26/2012
County: Alcorn
ID
Page : 108
Last Name
First Name
HUPP
1907338 1898992
Last Name RAY BULLARD
First Name STEVEN EMALINGE
Statewide Management SystemPATRICIA 1895476 1903217 Election REA BULLARD PONY
Voter Query Report 1891879 1899494
Middle Name
Suffix
Suffix
Voter Query Report
1904875 1904316
ID
LANEY
Voter JR Query Report
Date : 09/26/2012
Middle Name
Suffix
A FULTON
HUPP
ANN E
III
M
Date : 09/26/2012
1886595 1900322
BURBACH MOSS
CYNTHIA KATHERINE
D R
1888682 1886595
OWENS BURBACH
LINDA CYNTHIA
SUE D
1886594 1902732
BURBACH MOSS
ED KIMBERLY
LEONDRA
1901090 1886594
OWENS BURBACH
ROBERT ED
J
1904520 1904872
BURCHAM MOSS
AMANDA MAGGIE
G ROSELINE
1886259 1904520
OWENS BURCHAM
TAMMY AMANDA
RENA G
1906566 1898205
PHILLIPS BURCHAM
HERBERT BRIAN
DAVID KEITH
1896830 1885735
MOSS BURCHAM
REGAN ARNOLD
LOUIS W
1907701 1885735
OWENS BURCHAM
WAYNE ARNOLD
EW
1887060 1888518
PHILLIPS BURCHAM
IRENE CYNTHIA
ELIZABETH KAY
1883416 1888518
REED BURCHAM
MARY CYNTHIA
M KAY
1897460 1898205
MOSS BURCHAM
REGINALD BRIAN
JOE KEITH
1894048 1898205
OWNES BURCHAM
LINDA BRIAN
M KEITH
1908818 1899117
PHILLIPS BURCHAM
JERMAL CYNTHIA
LEVI SUZANNE
1889140 1899117
REED BURCHAM
MICHAEL CYNTHIA
EUGENE SUZANNE
1894609 1888518
MOTLEY BURCHAM
DOUGLAS CYNTHIA
RAY KAY
1887634 1888518
OXNER BURCHAM
JAMES CYNTHIA
RALPH KAY
1900123 1904364
PHILLIPS BURCHAM
LASHAIN DIANA
JOY
1899207 1904364
REED BURCHAM
ROBBIE DIANA
LOIS JOY
1908825 1899117
MULDER BURCHAM
MICHAEL CYNTHIA
SJOUKE SUZANNE
1888742 1899117
OZBIRN BURCHAM
BONNIE CYNTHIA
SUZANNE
1883142 1906688
PHILLIPS BURCHAM
MARLON ELIZABETH
LA
1897223 1906688
REED BURCHAM
ROGER ELIZABETH
A
1883180 1904364
MULLEN BURCHAM
CHRISTOPHER DIANA
D JOY
1896376 1904364
OZBURN BURCHAM
CAROL DIANA
JOY
1895211 1887971
PHILLIPS BURCHAM
MARY GLINDA
FRANCIS FAYE
1909437 1887971
REED BURCHAM
SHARON GLINDA
SUE FAYE
1901726 1906688
MULLIKIN BURCHAM
CLARA ELIZABETH
KIMBLE A
1904063 1906688
PACE BURCHAM
BRENDA ELIZABETH
M A
1906044 1904265
PHILLIPS BURCHAM
SIDNEY MILDRED
SUE
500002349 1904265
REED BURCHAM
TIFFNEY MILDRED
SUE
1900462 1887971
MULLINS BURCHAM
BARBARA GLINDA
K FAYE
1884220 1887971
PACE BURCHAM
JOHN GLINDA
ALBERT FAYE
1896792 1902633
PHILLIPS BURCHAM
SUSAN RICK
1898829 1902633
REEVES BURCHAM
DEBRA RICK
JOE
775003249 1904265
MULLINS BURCHAM
BILLY MILDRED
CLAY SUE
775072370 1904265
PACE BURCHAM
MOLLIE MILDRED
V SUE
1908644 1882587
PHILLIPS BURCHAM
TROY SHERRY
1904449 1882587
REEVES BURCHAM
EUDA SHERRY
MURIEL
1884776 1902633
MULLINS BURCHAM
DAVID RICK
NEAL
1887635 1902633
PACE BURCHAM
RUBY RICK
1884198 775040526
PHILLPS BURCHAM
MARK TAMMY
LINDSEY D
1898197 775040526
REEVES BURCHAM
JAMES TAMMY
ED
1898935 1882587
MULLINS BURCHAM
GRACIE SHERRY
SMITH
1894565 1882587
PACK BURCHAM
CHEMY SHERRY
Y
1898997
PHIPPS
BILLY
A
1897057
REEVES
NORMAN
JAY
1887026 775040526
MULLINS BURCHAM
JAMES TAMMY
RANDALL D
1906383 775040526
PACKARD BURCHAM
MINTA TAMMY
JO D
1888508
MULLINS
MARK
1891302
PADEN
ELLIS
T
1897464
REID
BRIAN
1886608
REINBACHER
CINDY
LEE
Middle Name
Suffix
1887664
REMMERS
LOUIS
C
SR
1906507
RENCHER
DANNY
W
ROBINSON
ID
1884125 Election MULLINS Statewide Management SystemMICHELLE 1893970
MUNIZ
IRMA
1893971
MUNIZ
MAX
775105863
MURDORF
LUCINDA
1894705
MURPHREE
CYNTHIA
1890648
MURPHREE
1894704
County: Alcorn
Last Name
First Name
1886203 Election PADY Statewide Management SystemADRIAN T
1899409 Statewide Management SystemGEORGIA 1885735 Election PHILLIPS BURCHAM ARNOLD
ROBINSON
Voter Query Report
Middle Name
Suffix
III
ROBINSON
Date : 09/26/2012
County: Alcorn 1898835 Election REEVES Statewide Management SystemSTEPHANIE
1898998 Election PHIPPS Statewide Management SystemTHELDORA
Page : 20
MARK
PICCONI
MARY
E
1898924
PICKENS
REGINA
BETH
1904071
PIERCE
BRETT
E
1884256
PIERCE
ROY
J
Page Page: :114 20
ID
Last Name
First Name
RAY
ROBINSON
Voter Query Report
DIANNE
Page : 20
1889381
PADY
WILLIAM
HENRY
1887211
PAGE
DAVID
LEE
L
1891677
PAGE
PETE
1901084
PIKE
DENA
F
L
1903495
PAGE
SALLY
ANN
1903096
PILKINGTON
ANTHONY
RAY
1892030
RENCHER
JERRY
W
EMMA
ELIZABETH
1887057
PAGE
SHELBY
JEAN
1907912
PILKINTON
DENNIS
LEE
1887665
RENCHER
SAMATHA
DENISE
MURPHREE
JERRY
DALE
1891482
PAGE
YVON
LAWANDA
1907445
PINER
DONALD
JOSEPH
1906646
RENFROE
CLAUDE
P
1903149
MURPHY
JOBY
SHANON
1906048
PAINTER
TIMOTHY
LESTER
1884259
PINNIX
LINDA
KAY
1905578
REUSS
CHRISTINE
J
1896716
MURRELL
VELMA
PALKARD
BARRY
R
1909298
PIPES
PATRICIA
P
1886801
REUSS
REDA
1898836
MURRY
STACY
LYNN
1902674
PALMER
CAROLYN
1896712
PIPUS
KRISTI
SHERISSE
1886799
REUSS
WILLIAM
1908002
MURRY
TRAVIS
LE
1907422
PALMER
EDWIN
LUTHER
1894831
PITTMAN
ARLENE
REVACK
STEPHEN
1900015
MUSCH
E
JOHN
1886265
PALMER
ELIZABETH
NAN
1905137
PITTMAN
HAROLD
LLOYD
1904020
REYNDERS
JANN
1895028
MUSCOT
JOHN
M
1884447
PALMER
HARRY
1886444
PITTMAN
JIMMY
LEE
1884470
REYNDERS
JOHN
L
A
1908815
PALMER
JEFFERY
ALLAN
1901152
PITTMAN
KARI
LEA
1897808
REYNOLDS
CHARLES
E
KENNETH
1884450
PALMER
LEE
ELLEN
1886445
PITTMAN
KIRSTEN
LEIGHANN
1886795
REYNOLDS
JEANETTE
R
1899133
PALMER
LINDA
W
G
1886148
REYNOLDS
WANDA
ROGERS Page : 120 LEE
County: Alcorn
ID
Last Name
First Name
1891608 Election MYATT Statewide Management SystemDEBROAH
Voter Query Report 1894544
Middle Name
Suffix
JR
1909548
Page : 119
Date : 09/26/2012
County: Alcorn
ID
Page : 109
Last Name
First Name
JR
1892493 Election RENCHER Statewide Management SystemDEWEY
Voter Query Report 1898452
Middle Name
Suffix
BURTON
DARLENE J
Date : 09/26/2012 J
JR
1891609
MYATT
JERRY
1903343
MYERS
DANA
1909262
NABERS
BRENDA
KAY
1908686
PALMER
MARION
L
1901926
PITTS
BARBARA
N
1903903
RHEA
TERRY
1888377
NABORS
GEORGE
JR
1898368
PALMER
MIKEY
GENE
1883184
PLAXICO
JAMES
ROBERT
1894096
RHOADES
CONNIE
1908898
NABORS
GEORGE
1903088
PALMER
RANDALL
J
1883185
PLAXICO
SHIRLEY
JEAN
1889236
RHOADES
MERLE
J
1887629
NABORS
MONTENIA
1903782
PALMER
WILLIAM
TOMMY
1897566
PLESNARSKI
JOHN
EDWARD
1884467
RHOADES
PATRICIA
ANN
1904730
NAILS
ANITA
1897939
PAN
FRANK
1898464
PLUNK
CHRISTY
MICHELLE
1894094
RHOADS
SHAWN
CLAYTON
775265426
NANCE
RICHARD
DWRIGHT
1907872
PANNELL
DOROTHY
MAE
1902673
PODAWILTZ
DIANA
E
575044981
RHODES
CHRISTIE
L
1891233
NANCE
ROBERTA
JEAN
1900161
PANNELL
KAMI
ALYSSA
1903282
POE
HOLME
LENA
1892033
RHODES
KEITH
WILLIAMS
1904349
NANCE
WANDELL
1898406
PAPKEY
BARBARA
COOK
1898960
POE
VERNITA
1900068
RHODES
TAMMY
1885463
NASH
AMY
REBECCA
1896576
PARDUE
JENNIFER
MICHELLE
1908867
RHODES
WILLIAM
PAUL
1898431
NASH
JEFF
A
1896563
PARIKH
CARMINA
M
500010500
RHYMER
CHARLES
DEWAYNE
1897218
NASH
KATHLEEN
M
1885147
PARIKH
SHRIDHAR
V
1901766
NASH
MELDA
B
1884188
PARISH
EDITH
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1908502
NASH
MILTON
EMMITT
1887631
NASH
RONALD
CLAY
1891686
NASH
STEVEN
KYLE
1899155
PARKER
BILLY
1895459
NASH
TAMMY
LOUISE
1909127
PARKER
1894940
NAVARN
ANGELA
DAWN
1891502
1900277
NAVARRO
CRYSTAL
YVETTE
1902931
NAVARRO
TROY
1891308
NEAL
GEORGE
1903573
NEAL
LENA
1900622
NEAL
MARY
1906707
NEELEY
BONNIE
1897282
NEELEY
DAVID
PAUL
1907030
NEFF
BARBARA
F
County: Alcorn
ID
1891202
Last Name NELMS
First Name DONALD
Statewide Management SystemMARGARET 1891956 Election NELMS
County: Alcorn
1903619 Election PITTMAN Statewide Management SystemTIFFANY
Voter Query1898581 Report
Date : 09/26/2012
POINDEXTER
CHAD
GLENN
1884203
POINDEXTER
ELBERT
BUEL
1905928
POINDEXTER
EUNICE
COY
1892026
RHYNE
CAROL
DIANE
1887068
POINDEXTER
LEE
DAVID
1884455
RICE
ERNEST
W
1902026
POINDEXTER
SARAH
ROBIN
1884480
RICHARDS
THELMA
C
MARIE
1900365
POLK
BARBARA
1897341
RICHARDSON
BRIAN
E
PAUL
1891493
POLK
DOROTHY
M
1894977
RICHARDSON
EUNICE
BLADES
ELIZABETH
1898035
POLK
EUGENE
DAVIDSON
PARKER
BRADY
KYLE
1898164
POLLARD
OTIS
M
1908399
PARKER
BRIGETTE
WILBANKS
1884207
POLLARD
URLIS
MICHAEL
1883162
PARKER
CHARLES
B
1899051
POLLOCK
TIMOTHY
CHARLES
1896963
PARKER
CONNIE
E
1883764
POLUGA
1899471
PARKER
DONALD
RAY
1895450
B
ID
1892310
Last Name PARISH
First Name
Suffix
INEZ
Statewide Management SystemANNE 1900171 Election PARKER
Voter Query Report 1905385
Middle Name
Date : 09/26/2012
JR
County: Alcorn
Page : 115
ID
1894114
Last Name
RICHARDSON
First Name
Voter Query Report JR
Middle Name
JACQULENE
Statewide Management SystemNATHAN 1895232 Election RICHARDSON
JOE
1889141
RICHARDSON
SHERRA
LEIGH
WAYNE
1900386
RICHTER
KATHERYN
M
JOHN
ALBERT
1898561
RICKEY
PAMELA
SUE
POOLE
MARY
JO
1889054
RICKMAN
ALLENE
PARKER
ERNEST
DALE
1895451
POOLE
TERRY
ALAN
1904934
RICKMAN
ANGELA
1893642
PARKER
JOHNNY
DEAN
1898290
POPE
ELDRIDGE
A
1883391
RICKMAN
BECKY
575025758
PARKER
KARA
LYNDSEY
1898413
POPE
NETTIE
J
RICKMAN
BOBBY
H
1896845
PARKER
LEANNE
H
1906786
POPE
SHELDON
W
1898912
RICKMAN
BRIAN
DEWAYNE
WADE
1894165
PARKER
MICHAEL
TODD
1898816
POQUETTE
MARK
ALAN
1900364
RICKMAN
FAYE
BESSIE
SUE
1906446
PARKER
PAMELA
GAYE
1895634
PORTER
AMY
JANE
1900198
RICKMAN
GLORIA
D
LAVONNE
L
1902765
RICKMAN
JAMES
JERRY
NEBRA
1906679
RICKMAN
JOHNNY
A
1905423
RICKMAN
KATHY
MARIE
Middle Name
Suffix
County: Alcorn
ID
Page : 110
Last Name
First Name
Voter Query Report 1907619
Middle Name
Suffix
BURCHAM JEWEL
Date : 09/26/2012
1904350
NELMS
TINA
CAROL
1886271
PARKER
PATRICIA
1899630
NELSON
DALE
DENISE
1899469
PARKER
SHELTON
1894801
NELSON
EUPAL
M
1898329
PARKER
TAMMY
E
1883189
PORTER
PAT
1906440
NELSON
MARVIN
GLENN
1898818
PARKER
TERESA
YVONNE
1894592
PORTER
RENATA
CASUNDRA
1897393
RICKMAN
MELISSA
A
1894020
NELSON
NADINE
L
1905084
PARKER
TRACEY
L
1884242
PORTER
STEPHEN
WAYNE
1909216
RICKMAN
SHIRLEY
J
1901177
NELSON
PENELOPHY
D
1897428
PARKER
WILLIS
KENNETH
1883188
PORTER
WILLIAM
DAVID
1898085
RICKMAN
TAMICA
ANNETTE
1901178
NELSON
ROBERT
W
1901729
PARKS
MELODY
H
1897682
PORTERFIELD
EDDIE
DEWAYNE
1883434
RICKMAN
TAMMY
JO
575230685
NELSON
SHARIRA
LASHAE
1903867
PARKS
SAM
HOUSTON
1909647
PORTERFIELD
JILLIE
CATHERINE
1886632
RICKMAN
TONY
M
1891222
NELSON
W
O
1900136
PARMLEY
JEAN
LAVON
1902713
PORTERFIELD
JIMMY
DALE
1886794
RIDDLE
REBECCA
R
1886719
NEWBORN
BRENDA
DAINE
1884231
PARRACK
JOHN
WELDON
1885492
PORTERFIELD
MARGIE
L
1886793
RIDDLE
ROBERT
NEIL
1894030
NEWBORN
DOYAL
WAYNE
1896810
PARRACK
JOHN
WELDON
POSEY
DAVID
WAYNE
1889245
RIDDLES
GEORGE
775013270
NEWBY
TIMITHY
D
1896317
PARRACK
JOY
LYNN
1886461
POSEY
FRANKLIN
D
1900482
RIDDLES
LATOYA
HALL
1903789
NEWCOMB
DIANE
1884232
PARRACK
JUDY
LANGLEY
1909022
POSTLE
ERIC
GLEN
1906341
RIEKHOE
KAREN
JOSEY
1888690
PARRISH
BERNICE
1895084
POTTER
BRENT
M
1897187
RIEVES
ATOYA
R
1891329
POTTS
GLADYS
L
1888224
RIKARD
CARY
DALE
1884474
RILEY
WALLACE
TRACY
1895652
RINEHART
LINDA
KAY
County: Alcorn
ID
Last Name
First Name
1899405
PORTER
CHARLES
Statewide Management SystemEVANS 1900038 Election PORTER
JR
Voter Report III Query1900652
Middle Name
Suffix
Date : 09/26/2012 JR
County: Alcorn
Page : 121
JR
Voter Query Report
1891226
NEWCOMB
EDWARD
B
1891224
NEWCOMB
GARY
C
1888093
NEWCOMB
GINGER
LANETTE
RENEE
1905088
POTTS
WAYNE
KEVIN
1891223
NEWCOMB
HELEN
A
1902640
PARRISH
WILLIAM
E
1909283
POUNDERS
LYNN
MICHAEL
1891227
NEWCOMB
LANA
KAY
1909225
PARSON
GALE
JEROME
1897148
POWELL
ANGELIKIE
M
1902443
NEWCOMB
LINDA
JOYCE
1895212
PARSON
ROY
JOHN
1906645
POWELL
JUNE
A
1891238
NEWCOMB
TINA
1885140
PARSONS
DONALD
THOMAS
1906285
POWELL
ROSA
LEE
1906353
RITT
STEPHEN
KARL
1907696
NEWSOM
JAMES
BERNARD
1899492
PARSONS
GARY
EUGENE
1888857
POWERS
REEIS
H
1908836
RIVAS
VICTOR
MANUEL
1908533
NEWTON
AMANDA
RAE
1902801
PARSONS
ROBERT
DEE
1898286
PRATHER
DANNY
1898068
RIZER
DAVID
JUNIOR
1884801
NEWTON
CURTIS
GUY
1904064
PARVIN
ANNIE
LOUISE
1897096
PRATHER
JANICE
N
1892714
RIZOR
MICHAEL
EUGENE
1905033
NEWTON
RITA
FAYE
PATEY
MARY
ANICE
1888884
PRATHER
JEREMY
DANIEL
1892504
RIZOR
SUSAN
1886241
NGUYEN
MY
VAN
1906617
PATRICK
RHONDA
1901829
PRATHER
LATONIA
ANN
1897849
ROACH
ANITA
1888873
PATTERSON
ALARIC
GERARD
1907876
PRATHER
LINDA
B
ROACH
AUDREY
1908731
ROACH
JENNIFER
R
1894381
ROACH
LAURA
WILBANKS
1903678
ROANE
BILLIE
LOUISE
775022632
ROATEN
TRAVIS
LEE
1900562
ROATON
S
DENISE Page : 122
1898650
ROBBINS
BRANDI
CARPENTER
1892028
ROBBINS
JOHNNY
County: Alcorn
1901332
NICHOLS
CASSANDRA
RENEE
1906976
NICHOLS
CHARLES
W
ID
1909389
Last Name NICHOLS
First Name DE
Statewide Management SystemLAWRENCE 1888674 Election NICHOLS
1900064
PARRISH
JASON
Statewide Management SystemKARLA 1906121 Election PARRISH
Voter Query Report 1896910
Middle Name
Suffix
Date : 09/26/2012
County: Alcorn
1907300
PATTERSON
BETTY
DODSON
1903675
PRATHER
LULA
GLORIA
1895219
PATTERSON
CANDY
B
1885137
PRATHER
MARTIN
LEON
J
1904968
PATTERSON
CAROL
M
5901559
PRATHER
WILLIAM
FORREST
1888675
NICHOLS
MARY
LOU
1888877
PATTERSON
DAVID
JUNIOR
1897289
NICHOLS
MAXIE
P
1901316
PATTERSON
DERRICK
T
1884929
NICKLES
MARSHA
LYNN
1908946
PATTERSON
EDDIE
D
1905660
NICKLES
RICKEY
JOE
775036746
PATTERSON
EDDIE
W
1894554
NISSO
LEON
1899549
PATTERSON
ERICK
1905038
NIX
MARGARET
F
1887661
PATTERSON
GRETA
1907236
NIX
SANDIE
D
1888840
PATTERSON
1895050
NIXON
MARY
JEWEL
1897336
1891949
NOEL
LILLIE
PETROLIA
1907747
NOEL
PAUL
1891235
NOLTKEMPER
1908760
ID
Page : 111
1898734
Last Name PRATT
First Name
Page : 116
ID
1896360
Last Name RINEHART
First Name THOMAS
Statewide Management SystemHEIDI 1896021 Election RITT
Voter Query Report 1894978
Middle Name
Suffix
DELOISE
Statewide Management SystemKAY 1906813 Election PRATT
Middle Name
MAINE GAIL
Date : 09/26/2012
LUCILLE
1897683
PRATT
WILLIAM
J
1883170
PRESLAR
MARGARET
L
1895241
ROBBINS
LINDA
LEE
D
1884226
PRESLEY
CHARLES
E
1898521
ROBBINS
NELLIE
C
H
M
1888495
PRESLEY
DANNY
EARL
1899445
ROBBINS
RICKEY
SCOT
PATTERSON
HESTER
MOORE
775094610
PRESS
CHELSEA
LEWIS
1907167
ROBBINS
SABRINA
LEIGH
1909109
PATTERSON
HOLLY
ANN
1898786
PRICE
CHARLES
LESTER
1892056
ROBBINS
SONYA
G
D
1899261
PATTERSON
JOSEPH
ALAN
1909694
PRICE
DON
1896848
ROBBINS
STEPHANIE
LANNETTE
MARION
S
1908432
PATTERSON
KENNETH
DWAYNE
PRICE
FULCHER
1902114
ROBERSON
DONNA
DARLENE
NORMAN
DANA
PETRICE
1891658
PATTERSON
KENNETH
LEE
1887658
PRICE
JOHNNY
1899687
ROBERSON
DONNA
MICHELLE
1894043
NORMAN
DAVID
P
1897633
PATTERSON
LASHONDA
N
1887659
PRICE
WANDA
SUE
1907885
ROBERSON
EMILY
J
1891961
NORMAN
GERALD
RAY
1902996
PATTERSON
LILIE
LATHON
1904958
PRICE
WILLIE
E
1886616
ROBERSON
GEORGE
VARDAMAN
1895849
NORMAN
JAMES
RUFUS
1888934
PATTERSON
MATTIE
B
1900371
PRINCE
DEBRA
S
1885173
ROBERSON
PAUL
1886242
NORMAN
MARILEE
JEAN
M
1895475
PRINS
CAROL
R
1889225
ROBERSON
TIMOTHY
DALE
1894042
NORMAN
VICKI
S
1905089
PATTERSON
RHODA
1909613
PRINS
WILLIAM
S
1894132
ROBERSON
WILLIAM
F
1903018
NORRIS
DONALD
EUGENE
1891307
PATTERSON
RODERICK
NELSON
1905931
PRIOR
JEFFREY
RONALD
1901908
ROBERTS
AMANDA
M
1898525
NORSWORTHY
SHERI
LYNN
1901315
PATTERSON
SONDRA
BERNICE
1898956
PRIVETT
MARK
H
1894035
NORTH
JONATHON
BLAKE
1903139
PATTERSON
TONYA
DENISE
1889427
PROFFITT
BARBARA
1898319
NORWOOD
ANTHONY
TODD
1906804
PATTON
DAPHENE
1888787
PRUITT
MARCUS
1894031
NORWOOD
CARL
WESTON
1888842
PATTON
KOLBEN
ROLANCE
1898853
PRUITT
775242971 NOVASCONE County: Alcorn 575249633 NOWELL
KIMBERLY
D
1908337
PAYNE
RACHAEL
RENEE
1903094
CALEB
LEN
1898766
NULL
GREGORY
HAROLD
1894809 ID 1894649
NULL Last Name NULL
JAMES First Name MARY
RAY Middle Name E
1906821
NULL
MICHELLE
1906273 Election NULL Statewide Management SystemTHELMA
County: Alcorn
JR
ID
Last Name
First Name
Statewide Management SystemPHYLEASHER 1887662 Election PATTERSON
III
Voter Query Report 1905087
Middle Name
Suffix
Date : 09/26/2012
GERALDINE
County: Alcorn
Page : 117
ID
Last Name
First Name
Statewide Management SystemBILLY 1899474 Election ROBERTS ROBERTS
BRENDA
GAY
JEROME
1897748
ROBERTS
CHANDRA
L
MICHAEL
J
1884410
ROBERTS
CHRISTINE
LEIGH
PUCKETT
ARCHIE
BIGLOWE
1889246
ROBERTS
DIANA
RAY
1905386
ROBERTS
EDDIE
1888562
ROBERTS
ERIN
ROBERTS
GEORGIA
ANN
1889242
ROBERTS
GLADYS
Y
1897532
ROBERTS
HEATHER
ANN
RHONDA
1904663
PUCKETT
CHARLES
PAYNE
SWANYETTA
S
1906882
PUCKETT
REGINA
775246449
PAYTON
TERREL
ONIEL
750000293
PUENTES
ANTONIO
1901919
PEACHER
AMANDA
H
1891484
PURSER
MARTHA
LYNNE
1889033
PEEPLES
BILLY
RICHARD
1888650
PUTT
ALBERT
JAMES
LOUISE
1901842
PELTON
CHRISTINE
MICHELE Page : 112BECK
1897344
QUALLS
LINDA
LORA
1901150
ROBERTS
JASON
SHANE
1894068
QUIGLEY
EUGENE
BROOKS
1883424
ROBERTS
JUDITH
A
G
1891697
ROBERTS
MAE
W
1901581
ROBERTS
MARK
S ANN
Suffix
NUNLEY
BETTY
JOYCE
1902001
PELTON
WILLIAM
TODD
1900949
NUNLEY
KIMBERLY
RANAE
1894141
PENA
BEATRIZ
ADRIANA
1900009
NUNLEY
SAMUEL
D
1887059
PENNA
DENVER
T
1899872
NUNLEY
TERESA
STANFILL
1900280
PENNINGHAM
PHILLIP
1891959
NUZZO
RUSSELL
1895270
PENNINGTON
JULIE
A
775007835
O'BRIEN
MELISSA
MARIE
1903942
PEPPER
JEANIE
1905054
O'BRIEN
ROBERT
W
1885500
PEPPER
LYNN
1884178
O'CONNELL
JANEY
LYNN
1896334
PERDUE
1884182
O'GWINN
AGNES
1896207
1905052
O'NEAL
JEAN
M
1904783
O'TOOL
FAITH
ANN
1883130
OAKS
BRENDA
FAYE
1891295
OBUZOR
IHEOMA
C
1888687
ODLE
RANDAL
W
1897556
ODOM
JAMES
C
1892246
ODOM
TOM
W
1891975
OGLESBY
CHARLES
W
1891298
OIGBOKIE
DESGRATUAS
I
1903936
OLIVE
CLAUDIA
R
1887054
OLIVER
CORRIE
LEE
1887055
OLIVER
JACK
N
1888679
OLIVER
JAMES
T
1896846
ONEILL
LINDA
ANN
1907077
ORMAN
AMY
ELIZABETH
1889153
ORMAN
CHARLES
WESLEY
1905923
ORMAN
DAN
H
1892094
ORR
DORIS
W
ID
Last Name
First Name
Statewide Management SystemJESSICA 1907702 Election QUINN
Middle Name
Suffix
LAWSON LOUISE
Date : 09/26/2012
Page : 123
1899948
QUINTER
FLORA
500008352
RAAB
GARY
B
1897097
ROBERTS
SHIRLEY
1883435
RAFIDI
SONIA
Z
1901119
ROBERTS
VIRGINIA
JO
1898580
RAGAN
EDMUND
FARRIS
1899906
ROBERTSON
BILLY
GENE
AUSTIN
1889890
RAGAN
JUDY
W
1891984
ROBERTSON
DORA
E
JOHN
EDWARD
1900854
RAGGINS
EUGENE
1884486
ROBERTSON
LISA
A
PERKINS
BRIAN
NEAL
1900853
RAGGINS
MARTHA
1903707
ROBINETT
JOHN
D
1884222
PERKINS
CLIFFORD
LYNN
1894069
RAINER
JERRY
1907457
ROBINSON
BARBARA
J
1898855
PERKINS
CRAIG
SCOTT
1894095
RAINER
SUSAN
SHANNON
1903638
ROBINSON
BRANDY
1895651
PERKINS
JOYCE
MARIE
1894070
RAINER
SYLVIA
N
1898781
ROBINSON
DENISE
S
1895664
PERKINS
RAYMOND
LEON
1892675
RAKESTRAW
WILLIAM
DAVID
1903537
ROBINSON
HILLARY
REAGAN
1896988
PERKINS
SHARON
A
1897859
RAMER
PEGGY
THACKER
775242993
ROBINSON
JEFFERY
T
1903766
PERKINS
STACY
LYNN
1908922
RAMSEY
JULIE
R
1906887
ROBINSON
JR
CLIFFORD
RESHUNA
1897015
RAMSEY
KEITH
E
5907120
ROBINSON
KAYLA
RAE
JANE
1900145
ROBINSON
LINDA
G
County: Alcorn
ID
Last Name
First Name
1898685 Election PERKINS Statewide Management SystemTENISHA E
JR
Voter Query Report 1906300
Voter Query Report
Middle Name
Suffix
O : 09/26/2012 Date
County: Alcorn
Page : 118
ID
Last Name
First Name
PERKINS
TONY
D
1897542
RAMSEY
MARY
1891666
PERRY
AMY
E
1899952
RANSOM
CHRISTOPHER
1888847
PERRY
CLIFFORD
SULA
1900571
RAPER
PATRICK
STEPHEN
1891675
PERRY
GASTON
1884252
RAPPUHN
DEBORA
A
LANEY
1907878
ROBINSON
PEGGY
SUE
575109765
PERRY
JASON
EDWARD
1894531
RASCO
JAMES
SHELTON
JR
1898973
ROBINSON
PHILLIP
ROY
1895976
PERRY
MICHAEL
EVERETTE
1904576
RASOULL
GWENDOLYN
FAYE
1903861
ROBINSON
REBECCA
JOY
1904446
PERRY
TERRA
1889218
RATLIFF
GREG
WILLIAM
1900586
ROBINSON
RONALD
E
1888848
PETERS
BERTHA
L
1906910
RATLIFF
JIMMY
B
1906908
ROBINSON
STACY
M
1902025
PETERS
DAVID
WAYNE
1902045
RATLIFF
LORA
RENA
1907879
ROBINSON
SYLVAN
NORMAN
1891513
PETERS
ELIZABETH
ANN
1884669
RAY
FELICIA
DENISE
1899312
ROBY
MANCELL
CURTIN
1897203
PETERS
ROBIN
LEANN
1894737
RAY
GILBERT
A
1898079
ROBY
TERRY
MICHELE
500014363
PETERS
TYLER
WAYNE
1886796
RAY
JAUNICE
Y
1889067
RODDY
ALTA
M
1903896
PETERSON
PHILLIP
D
775048758
RAY
LARRY
TAYLOR
575001104
RODEN
KATHERINE
1906946
PETRACEK
MICHELLE
DENISE
1908745
RODGERS
ANGIE
Page : 113
ROBINSON
MARY
Statewide Management SystemMYRA 1907458 Election ROBINSON
CONTINUED ON 11B
Voter Query Report
Middle Name
1899887
1905949
Suffix
R
1886154
PAYNE
County: Alcorn
Voter Query Report
Middle Name
1902127
1906791
Statewide Election Management System
Voter Query1900511 Report
M : 09/26/2012 Date
Suffix
ANN
PRATT
TAYLOR
JR
MERL
1905930 JR
S
Suffix
KATHLEEN
S
HJ
Suffix
1905949
ROBINSON
MARY
1907458
ROBINSON
MYRA
KATHLEEN
1907878
ROBINSON
PEGGY
SUE
1898973
ROBINSON
PHILLIP
ROY
1903861
ROBINSON
REBECCA
1900586
ROBINSON
RONALD
E
1906908
ROBINSON
STACY
M
County: Alcorn
ID
Last Name
First Name
1899656
SCRUGGS
WILMA
1883161
SCYOC
REBECCA
1902167
SEABROUGH
ROBIN
1894137
SEAGO
ALTA
SEALE
JEFFERY
SCOTT
1895622
SELBY
DENNIS
WAYNE
1908837
SELF
KEVIN
DEWAYNE
1907380
SELLERS
CYNTHIA
MARIE
County: Alcorn Voter Query Report 1899869
CONTINUED FROM 10B JOY
Middle Name
Suffix
ID
Last Name
First Name
ANN
County: Alcorn
FRANK
ID
WOOD
Last Name
First Name
SMITH
MARY
1898158
SMITH
MARY
1904316 1898659
BUE SMITH
1897077 1889588
BUFFI SMITH
1893107 1904049
ID
Middle Name
Suffix
STEWART
VICKY
1897656
STEWART
WHITNEY
Last Name
First Name
J
1900106
STJOHN
KELLY
ANN
1887415
STOCKDALE
TAMMY
NAOMI
LEIGH
Voter Query Report Voter Query Report 1894408 STEWART WM RUSSELL Middle Name Suffix 500008469 STICKLER KEITH ALAN Daily Corinthian • Sunday, September 30, 2012 • 11B Date : 09/26/2012 County: Alcorn
Date : 09/26/2012
Voter Query1908022 Report
1892713
ORELLA
ID
Last Name
First Name
Date : 09/26/2012
Middle Name
Suffix
Middle Name
FLORA NANCY
ELIOUSE MAE
BARNETT
1892597 1904316
STODDARD BUE
LOIS FLORA
LELIOUSE
LOUISE PAULA
HUTSON MARIE
1892717 1897077
STOGNER BUFFI
EVA LOUISE
NELL HUTSON
BUGGS SMITH
ADDIE PEGGY
LLUE
1899826 1893107
STOKES BUGGS
RICKEY ADDIE
LYNN LUE
1907879 1904316
ROBINSON BUE
SYLVAN FLORA
NORMAN ELIOUSE
1901407 1904316
SELLERS BUE
DALE FLORA
ROGER ELIOUSE
1899312 1897077
ROBY BUFFI
MANCELL LOUISE
CURTIN HUTSON
1899540 1897077
SELLERS BUFFI
JENNIFER LOUISE
LYNN HUTSON
1896093 1900461
BUIE SMITH
DONALD RANDY
E
1899939 1896093
STONE BUIE
BOBBY DONALD
J
1898079 1893107
ROBY BUGGS
TERRY ADDIE
MICHELE LUE
1908707 1893107
SELLERS BUGGS
PAMELA ADDIE
JEAN LUE
1883798 1905808
BULLARD SMITH
BARBARA RANDY
GENE
1889435 1883798
STONE BULLARD
GLADYS BARBARA
E
1889067 1896093
RODDY BUIE
ALTA DONALD
M
1894221 1896093
SELLERS BUIE
PATSY DONALD
1898992 1895432
BULLARD SMITH
EMALINGE RAY
FULTON B
1886190 1898992
STONE BULLARD
LAWRENCE EMALINGE
W FULTON
575001104 1883798
RODEN BULLARD
KATHERINE BARBARA
1887246 1883798
SELLERS BULLARD
WILLIAM BARBARA
WILSON
1903217 1903427
BULLARD SMITH
PONY RAYBURN
E D
1895480 1903217
STONE BULLARD
RANDY PONY
RAY E
1908745 1898992
RODGERS BULLARD
ANGIE EMALINGE
S FULTON
1883825 1898992
SELTZER BULLARD
MATTHEW EMALINGE
KEITH FULTON
1898620 1903800
BULLARD SMITH
REBECCA RICHARD
DIANNE
500008429 1898620
STONES BULLARD
TIMOTHY REBECCA
D DIANNE
1887817 1903217
RODGERS BULLARD
EDNA PONY
E
1883274 1903217
SELTZER BULLARD
PATSY PONY
JANE E
BULLOCK SMITH
DERORAH ROBBIE
JKAY
1897722 1897602
STOREY BULLOCK
BRIDGETT DERORAH
NICOLE KAY
575206564 1898620
RODGERS BULLARD
JACOB REBECCA
DIANNE
1889259 1898620
SELTZER BULLARD
TERRI REBECCA
LYNN DIANNE
1900789 1902252
BUMPAS SMITH
JUSTIN ROBIN
L DENISE
1884354 1900789
STOREY BUMPAS
GLADYS JUSTIN
L
1908029 1897602
RODMAN BULLOCK
MARY DERORAH
ANN KAY
1899477 1897602
SEMORA BULLOCK
JAMES DERORAH
FRANK KAY
1907448 1899768
BUMPAS SMITH
SHERRI RUFUS
DELLA EDWARD
1886836 1907448
STOREY BUMPAS
HAZEL SHERRI
DELLA
1901682 1900789
RODRIGUEZ BUMPAS
CHRISTINA JUSTIN
LEIGH L
1894139 1900789
SENTELL BUMPAS
STELLA JUSTIN
LOVE L
1889764 1903802
BUMPAS SMITH
STEVE RUTHIE
MAE
1889436 1889764
STORMENT BUMPAS
ELIZABETH STEVE
FERN
1889628 1907448
RODRIQUEZ BUMPAS
STEPHEN SHERRI
RAYE DELLA
DELLA
1890092 1909205
BUMPAS SMITH
VERA SANDRA
M DENISE
1900317 1890092
STORY BUMPAS
JEREMY VERA
KENNETH M
1890958 1889764
ROGERS BUMPAS
CARL STEVE
E
1899494 1883347
BUNCH SMITH
CHARISTOPHER SHARON
LDOUGLAS Page : 135
1895368 1899494
STORY BUNCH
JOY CHARISTOPHER
LEE DOUGLAS
1896032 1890092
ROGERS BUMPAS
CELESTE VERA
SHEA M
1897561 1890092
SERRA BUMPAS
DONNA VERA
MARIE M
1891645 1908478
SMITH BUNTING
SHELBY PEGGY
JUNE
1883303 1908478
STOUT BUNTING
LORA PEGGY
B JUNE
1896982 1899494
ROGERS BUNCH
CHRISTOPHER CHARISTOPHER
DOUGLAS
1901774 1899494
SESSOM BUNCH
JOSEPH CHARISTOPHER
A DOUGLAS
1887432 1886595
SMITH BURBACH
SHIRLEY CYNTHIA
FAYE D
1885166 1908478
ROGERS BUNTING
DANNY PEGGY
KAY JUNE
1906895 1908478
SETLIFF BUNTING
TRACIE PEGGY
ANN JUNE
1894402 1886594
SMITH BURBACH
SILVERINE ED
D
1895238 1886595
ROGERS BURBACH
ICEY CYNTHIA
LUCILLE D
1900481 1886595
SETTLE BURBACH
KALITA CYNTHIA
JANEL D
1889411 1904520
SMITH BURCHAM
STELLA AMANDA
ANN G
1907676 1904520
STRAIN BURCHAM
JOSEPH AMANDA
FG
1889231 1886594
ROGERS BURBACH
JAMES ED
1893135 1886594
SETTLEMIRES BURBACH
BRITTANY ED
LANIE
1906194 1885735
SMITH BURCHAM
SYBIL ARNOLD
DORA W
1898976 1885735
STRANG BURCHAM
PAUL ARNOLD
W
1889536 1904520
ROGERS BURCHAM
JASMICA AMANDA
D G
1901387 1904520
SETTLEMIRES BURCHAM
HOPE AMANDA
S G
1904087 1898205
SMITH BURCHAM
TAMMY BRIAN
R KEITH
1905805 1898205
STRANGE BURCHAM
ROBERT BRIAN
DAVID KEITH
1891613 1885735
ROGERS BURCHAM
JOSEPH ARNOLD
CLARENCE W
SETTLEMIRES BURCHAM
LAMAR ARNOLD
BERT W
1894345 1888518
SMITH BURCHAM
THOMAS CYNTHIA
ALAN KAY
1895490 1888518
STRATTON BURCHAM
MARK CYNTHIA
R KAY
1907819 1898205
ROGERS BURCHAM
NICKIE BRIAN
GENE KEITH
1895015 1898205
SETTLEMIRES BURCHAM
MAXINE BRIAN
KEITH
1884365 1899117
SMITH BURCHAM
TIMOTHY CYNTHIA
MARK SUZANNE
1883325 1899117
STREETMAN BURCHAM
JCYNTHIA
LSUZANNE
1889239 1888518
ROGERS BURCHAM
OPAL CYNTHIA
C KAY
1886814 1888518
SHACKLEFORD BURCHAM
BILLY CYNTHIA
KAY
1905864 1904364
SMITH BURCHAM
TIMOTHY DIANA
ROBERT JOY
1908367 1904364
STRICKLAND BURCHAM
BRYAN DIANA
K JOY
1892187 1899117
ROGERS BURCHAM
RACHEL CYNTHIA
ESUZANNE
County: Alcorn
ID
1904364 1889238
Last Name BURCHAM ROGERS
First Name DIANA SIDNEY
Statewide Management SystemWILLIAM 1906688 Election ROGERS BURCHAM ELIZABETH 1891846
HUPP
County: Alcorn
ID
1898891 1907448
Last Name SEPANEK BUMPAS
First Name ROBERT SHERRI
Statewide Management SystemOLIVIA 775261937 1889764 Election SERPAS BUMPAS STEVE
Voter Query Report 1893050 1885735
Middle Name
Suffix
JR
HUPP
Voter Query1903048 Report 1897602
Middle Name
Date : 09/26/2012
County: Alcorn
TYRONE Date : 09/26/2012
1890978 1899117
SHADBURN BURCHAM
JENNIFER CYNTHIA
ARLENE SUZANNE
1889589 1906688
SMITH BURCHAM
TOMMY ELIZABETH
LEE A
JOY M
1892677 1904364
SHADBURN BURCHAM
OTTIS DIANA
JOY
1883378 1887971
SMITH BURCHAM
TONYA GLINDA
FAYE
A COLMAN
1883334 1906688
SHADBURN BURCHAM
VALERIE ELIZABETH
LYNN A
1899575 1904265
SMITH BURCHAM
TREVANION MILDRED
SUE
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1883351 1887971
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1904265 1897208
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ROBINSON
ID
1882587 1896373
Last Name BURCHAM SMITH
First Name SHERRY WILLIAM
Statewide Management SystemWILLIAM 775040526Election SMITH BURCHAM TAMMY 1887405 1906069
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WILLIAM
Statewide Management SystemWILLIAM 1883294 Election SMITH Page : 20
ANN
HUPP
County: Alcorn
ID
1889340 1886595
Last Name STOVALL BURBACH
First Name PAMELA CYNTHIA
HUPP
Voter Query Report
Middle Name O D
Voter Query Report 1887438 SR 1906688 ROBINSON
Suffix
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Date : 09/26/2012
STRICKLAND BURCHAM
EMMA ELIZABETH
1909610 1887971
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1908150 1904265
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1886540 1902633
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1886978 1882587
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1892862 775040526
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1887009
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Page : 20
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1896531
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1884321
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1904498
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1898402
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1894414
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1890432
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1893274
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1906886
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1887237
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1905978
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1892404
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1898887
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1884169
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1899476
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1889603
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1889318
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1900125
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1906835
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1903701
SORRELL
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1888443
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1909247
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1892611
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1897707
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1894230
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1883561
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1909044
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1900560
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1903194
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1894214
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1909275
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1898811
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1887235
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1894149
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1887162
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1892402
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1886165
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1896507
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1891859
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1902106
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1894235
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1894210
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1891860
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1898091
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1908323
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1894227
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1901783
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1884363
SHIELDS
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1887166
SPAIN
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1892599
SUITOR
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1903358
ROSS
WILLIE
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1889772
SHIELDS
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1893293
SPARKS
CHARLES
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1907027
ROSSON
JOHNNY
WAYNE
1899216
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MICHELLE
1897239
SPARKS
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1906778
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1889607
SHINAULT
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1907565
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1885830
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1909550
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MICHAEL
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1894894
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1898412
SULLIVAN
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1904642
SPEARS
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1894418
SUMMERS
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1895185
SUMMERS
DIANA
M
County: Alcorn
ID
Last Name
First Name
1886635 Election ROWLAND Statewide Management SystemDARLENE
County: Alcorn
ID
Last Name
First Name
1895066 Election SHEPARD Statewide Management SystemRITA
Voter Query Report 1901681
Middle Name
Suffix
JR
JR
Voter Query1889788 Report
Middle Name
Suffix JR
Date : 09/26/2012
County: Alcorn
Page : 131
ID
Last Name
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D : 09/26/2012 Date
County: Alcorn
Page : 136
ID
Last Name
First Name
1897451 Election STUCKEY Statewide Management SystemTONJA
WANDA
Voter Query Report 1885043
Middle Name
Suffix
Date : 09/26/2012 HOWARD
HAROLD
1905950
ROWLAND
LINNIE
CHILDERS
1893043
SHIPMAN
TERESA
1889121
ROWSEY
RUTHIE
MAE
1900487
SHIVERS
JOHN
ANTHONY
1894099
RUCKER
BESSIE
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1892422
SHOOK
DEBRA
L
1889595
SPEARS
JIMMY
L
1898496
SUMMERS
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1897634
RUCKER
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1892222
SHOPE
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LYNN
1909060
SPEARS
KATHY
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1899734
SUMMITT
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WESTON
1899705
RUSHING
BILLY
JOE
1894190
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WILLIAM
1899125
SPEARS
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1907253
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1883412
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1909350
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1883298
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1896964
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1907029
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1899509
SHOUP
SANDRA
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1895418
SPEARS
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1902727
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1883414
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1884345
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1898432
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1892409
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1892425
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1888609
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1894211
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1892050
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1908043
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1908210
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1885042
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1893957
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1904479
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1895687
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1895247
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1909627
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1907031
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1904414
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1907071
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1893079
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1892600
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1892434
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1906037
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1889611
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1907870
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1902774
RUSSELL
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1901117
SPENCER
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1895344
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1902780
RUSSELL
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1885062
SIKES
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1906622
SPENCER
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1903627
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1900402
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1884360
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1895188
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1884993
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1884361
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1897878
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1892546
RUSSELL
THOMAS
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500014366
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1902947
SPENCER
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1902799
RUTHERFORD
MATTIE
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1900398
SIMMONS
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1889767
SPENCER
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1894219
RUTHERFORD
STELLA
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1899396
SIMMONS
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L
1883345
SPIRES
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1901664
RUTLEDGE
ARIES
L
1895655
RYAN
FORREST
JAMES
1908322
RYAN
JANIS
L
1897268
RYAN
MICAH
SHANE
County: Alcorn
ID
1883259
Last Name RYDHOLM
First Name JONI
Statewide Management SystemRICHARD 1883260 Election RYDHOLM
JR
County: Alcorn
ID
1906019
Last Name SIKES
First Name DORIS
Statewide Management SystemSTANTEN 1905809 Election SIKES
Voter Query Report 1892225
JR
Voter Query1897411 Report
Middle Name
Suffix
Date : 09/26/2012
ELLIOTT Date : 09/26/2012
County: Alcorn
Page : 137
ID
1898311
Last Name SWARTZ
First Name JAMES
Statewide Management SystemS 1886984 Election SWENSEN
JAMES
1903382
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MELINDA
1894884
SWINDLE
MONA
1905551
SWINDLE
SAMUEL
DON
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1889303
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1895411
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JOHN
THOMAS
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LILLIAN
M
1904517
SPRINGER
WALTER
1889609
SWINNEY
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D
1894542
SIMMONS
NICKY
LOYD
1883938
SPROUSE
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JEANETTE
1904593
SWINNEY
TOMMY
1900772
SIMMONS
TRINETTA
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1896356
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VICKIE
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1902021
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1894529
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S
1907641
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1898324
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1898309
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1892873
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1902293
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REBECCA
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1899529
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1889619
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1889333
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1889078
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1883262
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1883321
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1889587
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1892578
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1887170
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KENNETH
1899031
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1889777
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1884362
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1897036
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1903629
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S
1892413
SIMS
1900250
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1890248
1883359
SANDERS
CHRISTOPHER
G
1898791
SANDERS
DONN
1885838
SANDERS
1903306
County: Alcorn
Page : 132
ID
1907687
Last Name STACEY
First Name ERICA
Statewide Management SystemJOHN 1902950 Election STACK
Voter Query Report 1897653 ALLAN
Middle Name
Suffix
EUGENE
Date : 09/26/2012 L
JEAN
1906193
STACK
ROBERT
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1907335
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1903258
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MICHAEL
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1887008
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1909639
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1883357
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1895593
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1898656
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1889605
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1898749
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1898538
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1904602
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1897290
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1885072
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1906753
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1884394
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1883335
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1906449
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1896955
SANDERS
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1894914
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1884337
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LEE
1901524
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1908048
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1892623
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1907132
SANDERS
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1893227
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1888532
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1892963
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1898476
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1897041
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1902317
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1883283
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1889399
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1886534
SANDERS
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1889774
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1883365
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1883271
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1883284
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1897543
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1887196
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1884021
SANDERS
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1883638
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1899676
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1901598
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1897261
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1898917
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1909296
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1901358
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1898173
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1906837
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1901447
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1892883
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County: Alcorn
ID
1900242
Last Name SAULTER
First Name THERESA
Statewide Management SystemOPAL 1885002 Election SAVAGE
County: Alcorn
ID
1904524
Last Name SKELTON
First Name MYRA
Statewide Management SystemWILLIE 1889159 Election SKELTON
Voter Query Report 1895359
Middle Name
Suffix
Voter Query1909086 Report
Middle Name ALLENE
Suffix
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L ESTELLE SR
Date : 09/26/2012
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LISA
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1908209
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1903429
SMITH
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A
1907160
SMITH
ALLISON
1907035
SMITH
ALYCIA
J
County: Alcorn
Page : 133
DEMETRUIS
Date : 09/26/2012
ID
1900973
Last Name TAPLEY
First Name AARON
Statewide Management SystemACTON 1903045 Election TAPP
Voter Query Report 1884396
NELL
Date : 09/26/2012
CHASITY
1909330
TAYLOR
CLARENCE
775054321
TAYLOR
DANIEL
1905816
TAYLOR
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1884324
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1894388
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1885685
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1896902
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1899874
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1905549
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1894389
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1903763
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1900484
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1900311
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1898151
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1897558
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1886160
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1905276
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1883301
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1883600
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1892405
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1883344
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1908463
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1898340
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1883360
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1883609
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1909435
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1903567
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1900183
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1898342
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1908874
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1901087
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1892795
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1896984
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1897740
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1908304
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1904140
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1897416
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1897342
STEVENS
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1890508
TAYLOR
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1886990
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1892606
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1898828
TAYLOR
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1908794
SCHICKE
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1884371
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1902312
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1902285
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1894773
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1892408
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1883385
SCHNUELLE
CONNIE
1884311
SCHOLTES
CYNTHIA
1892066
SCHRUM
1884316
SCHUMAIER
575158218 1908506
JR
County: Alcorn
1889625
SMITH
DANA
1890187
STEPHENS
MATTHEW
Statewide Management SystemTINA 1892882 Election STEPHENS
Voter Query1904001 Report
R
County: Alcorn
Last Name
First Name
Middle Name
1899288
SMITH
DANNY
R
1886533
SMITH
DAVID
ROBERT
1893067
STEWARD
CANDY
RENEA
KING
1896920
STEWARD
DANA
M
1902827
TELLER
KRISTIN
A
EDITH
SUSANNE
1905800
STEWARD
JOHN
MORGAN
1908435
TELLER
VOLKER
BERND
SMITH
EDWARD
C
1906221
STEWARD
LARRY
GLENN
500009492
TENNAIL
TIFFANY
1892621
SMITH
ELLIS
J
1887164
STEWARD
MARTHA
JO
JOAN
1902803
SMITH
ELMER
WILLIE
1895436
STEWART
CHARLES
M
1903135
TERBER
MILAN
NELL
V
1892412
SMITH
ELVA
L
1907867
STEWART
DAVID
HAROLD
1897020
TERRELL
JOE
IRWIN
JACOB
1889405
SMITH
ESTELL
S
1897494
STEWART
DENNIS
L
775126848
TERRY
BARBARA
SCHWECHTEN
DAWN
C
SCOTT
ANDREW
1892067
SCOTT
ANNIE
1907780
SCOTT
ARNETA
1892209
SCOTT
CLARA
Statewide Management SystemJERRY 1892433 Election SCOTT
County: Alcorn
ID
Last Name
First Name
Voter Query Report 1885013
Date : 09/26/2012
Page : 139
ID
Last Name
First Name
Statewide Management SystemMARY 1903853 Election TENNYSON
Page : 144
L
ID
Statewide Management SystemDEBORAH 1899660 Election SMITH
Suffix
E : 09/26/2012 Date
Voter Query Report
Middle Name
ANNIE
D
SMITH
EVELYN
575025481
STEWART
DONNIE
W
1901465
TERRY
CATHERINE
O
1892696
SMITH
FRANCES
G
1903466
STEWART
DORTHA
GLEN
1907855
TERRY
DAVID
LEE
1889406
SMITH
GEORGIA
V
1892879
STEWART
EDDIE
T
1901138
TERRY
DONALD
1886986
SMITH
GERALD
L
1892247
STEWART
EMMIE
DELL
TERRY
MARGIE
MAE
1898270
SMITH
GINGER
MASK
1889328
STEWART
EUNICE
E
1900381
TERRY
RINEHART
1899641
STEWART
GARY
WAYNE
1892956
TERRY
WANDA
G
1908017
STEWART
GLENDA
JOYCE
1895763
TETUM
DANNY
P
1892617
STEWART
JERRY
W
1889959
THIBODEAUX
BRENDA
DENISE
GORDON
1889958
THIBODEAUX
LAMAR
WILSON Page : 145
BELL
Middle Name
Suffix
County: Alcorn
Page : 134
Voter Query Report 1883618
E
Date : 09/26/2012 V
LEE
1895267
SMITH
IRENE
F
1898522
SCOTT
LINDA
GAY
1899769
SMITH
JANET
EVELYN
1885069
SCOTT
MICHAEL
S
775247789
SMITH
JASMINE
IVYANNA
1887002
SCOTT
NOLEN
1895879
SMITH
JO
ANN
775116756
SCOTT
VIRGINIA
LYNN
1905548
SMITH
JO
ANN
1889329
STEWART
JUDE
JR
1909495
THIEL
KATHERINE
HANNAH
1883333
SCROGGINS
DONNA
MARIE
1905079
SMITH
JOHN
THOMAS
1889622
STEWART
LINDA
SUE
1898400
THIEL
KELLIE
M
1902747
SCROGGINS
STAN
R
1883777
SMITH
JOSEF
DION
1894407
STEWART
MILDRED
J
1908284
THIESEN
FLO
1886161
SCRUGGS
HELEN
V
775003270
SMITH
JOYCE
H
1903684
STEWART
ROBERT
M
775230809
THIGPEN
SHELBY
JOYCE
775048631
SCRUGGS
LATONEHA
N
1899292
SMITH
JR
BILLY
1897552
STEWART
THADIOUS
RALPH
1902923
THOMAS
ALICE
L
1898657
SCRUGGS
PEARLIE
J
1907207
SMITH
KATHERINE
E
1889313
STEWART
VERNICE
MAE
1902541
THOMAS
CRYSTAL
NICOLE
1899656
SCRUGGS
WILMA
ANN
1908004
SMITH
LATOYA
1892713
STEWART
VICKY
J
1900111
THOMAS
GARY
L
1883161
SCYOC
REBECCA
1883366
SMITH
LELAND
ROY
1897656
STEWART
WHITNEY
LEIGH
575025814
THOMAS
KRYSTLE
GAIL
1902167
SEABROUGH
ROBIN
FRANK
1891917
SMITH
LESLIE
M
STEWART
WM
RUSSELL
1892808
THOMAS
LISA
GAIL
1894137
SEAGO
ALTA
WOOD
1907861
SMITH
MARTHA
LINDA
500008469
STICKLER
KEITH
ALAN
655358
THOMAS
MARY
BROOK
1899869
SEALE
JEFFERY
SCOTT
1894197
SMITH
MARY
IRENE
1900106
STJOHN
KELLY
ANN
1897588
THOMAS
NANCY
1895622
SELBY
DENNIS
WAYNE
1892700
SMITH
MARY
LOU
1887415
STOCKDALE
TAMMY
NAOMI
1903881
THOMAS
SARON
ASHLEY
1908837
SELF
KEVIN
DEWAYNE
1892597
STODDARD
LOIS
L
1892958
THOMPSON
BRENDA
J
1907380
SELLERS
CYNTHIA
MARIE
1892717
STOGNER
EVA
NELL
1901407
SELLERS
DALE
ROGER
1899826
STOKES
RICKEY
LYNN
1899540
SELLERS
JENNIFER
1908707
SELLERS
PAMELA
1894221
SELLERS
PATSY
JR
County: Alcorn
ID
1908022
Last Name SMITH
First Name MARY
ID
ELMORE
WAYNE
Suffix
ORELLA
Statewide Management SystemMARY 1898158 Election SMITH JR
BARNETT
First Name
Statewide Management SystemJIM 1895353 Election STEWART
Voter Query1894408 Report
Middle Name
Last Name
Middle Name
JR
Date : 09/26/2012
1898659
SMITH
NANCY
MAE
LYNN
1889588
SMITH
PAULA
MARIE
1899939
STONE
BOBBY
J
JEAN
1904049
SMITH
PEGGY
L
1889435
STONE
GLADYS
E
1900461
SMITH
RANDY
E
1886190
STONE
LAWRENCE
W
Suffix
Page : 140 CONTINUED ON 12B 1897100
THOMPSON
CARA
KEEN
1894568
THOMPSON
DANNY
RAY
Statewide Election Management System
Suffix
M
CHARLES
RAMER
Voter Query Report
LEE
TAYLOR
DENISE
Page : 143
Middle Name
TAYLOR
STEPHANIE
First Name
County: Alcorn
1907443
STEEN
Last Name
HAYNIE
Page : 138
1899243
ID
JR
Voter Query Report Suffix
SIMMONS
Suffix
Page : 142
Middle Name
1908123
Middle Name
Suffix
ADELE
ROWLAND
1906761 Election SPEARS Statewide Management SystemFREDERICK
Voter Query Report
Middle Name
1905422
JR
Suffix
Statewide Management SystemGERALDINE 1893475 1886594 Election STRAIN BURBACH ED
Middle Name
1907028
Suffix
Suffix
1902923
THOMAS
ALICE
L
1887358
WALDEN
TROY
1902541
THOMAS
CRYSTAL
NICOLE
1893602
WALDON
KATIE
1900111
THOMAS
GARY
L
1884599
WALDRON
RUBY
575025814
THOMAS
KRYSTLE
GAIL
1895747
WALDROP
JERRY
1892808 THOMAS LISA GAIL 1894785 WALKER 12B Sunday, September 30, 2012 • Daily County: • Alcorn County: Alcorn Voter QueryCorinthian Report 655358
THOMAS
MARY
1897588
THOMAS
NANCY
1903881
THOMAS
SARON
1892958
THOMPSON
BRENDA
County: Alcorn
ID
Last Name
First Name
BROOK
Middle Name J
Suffix
WHITE
WESTON
1887926
WHITEHEAD
KELLI
CRUMP
MAE
1895964
WHITESIDES
LEIGHTON
E
WENDELL
1894963
WHITFIELD
JAMES
A
1908595
WHITFIELD
JOYCE
WHITFIELD
TERRY
County: Alcorn
DEMAREST
ID
Date : 09/26/2012
Voter Query1893146 Report
WOLFE
APRIL
PENNI RACHAEL S
FLORA KENNETH
ELIOUSE WAYNE
1893455 1904316
WOOD BUE
FRANCES FLORA
SAVANNAH ELIOUSE
LOUISE PATSY
HUTSON BEARDEN
1902813 1897077
WOOD BUFFI
IRENE LOUISE
PHUTSON
BUGGS WHITMAN
ADDIE DARWIN
LUE LEE
1903654 1893107
WOOD BUGGS
JAMES ADDIE
PLUE ANDREW
ASTRIAN
LANE
1904316 1883511
BUE WHITLEY
BEN
A
1897077 1887573
BUFFI WHITLEY
1893359
WALKER
BILLY
JOE
1893107 1900635
First Name
Middle Name Suffix Date : 09/26/2012
ID
Last Name
First Name
Middle Name
1900320 1904316
WALKER BUE
BRANDY FLORA
MICHELLE ELIOUSE
1896093 1890841
BUIE WHITMORE
DONALD RODERICK
LOUIS
1900700 1896093
WOOD BUIE
LEE DONALD
RAY HUTSON
1907459 1897077
WALKER BUFFI
CAROL LOUISE
JHUTSON
1891321 1883798
WHITTAKER BULLARD
ELMER BARBARA
DEWAYNE
1901331 1883798
WOOD BULLARD
LURICO BARBARA
DERRICK ADDIE
LEMONT LUE
1906925 1893107
WALKER BUGGS
CYNTHIA ADDIE
DAWN LUE
1897613 1898992
WHITTEN BULLARD
CARRCYN EMALINGE
FULTON
WOOD BULLARD
SHERRY EMALINGE
1900515 Statewide Management SystemEARL 1896093 Election THOMPSON BUIE DONALD
ROBERT
1890345 1896093
WALKER BUIE
DORIS DONALD
JEAN
1908671 1903217
WHITTEN BULLARD
DORTHA PONY
K E
1898782 1903217
WOOD BULLARD
TINA PONY
GAIL E
1887568 1883798
WALKER BULLARD
DOROTHY BARBARA
NELL
1897881 1898620
WHITTENTON BULLARD
LINDA REBECCA
LEVIN DIANNE
1890509 1898620
WOODEN BULLARD
BOOKER REBECCA
TDIANNE
1887726 1898992
WALKER BULLARD
JUANTIA EMALINGE
FULTON
1900255 1897602
WHITWORTH BULLOCK
JAN DERORAH
KAY
1896838 1897602
WOODEN BULLOCK
JERMAINE DERORAH
KAY
LEUGENE
1900086 1900789
WOODEN BUMPAS
JERMAINE JUSTIN
L
DELLA LAMAR
1904922 1907448
WOODIS BUMPAS
MARY SHERRI
ANN DELLA
1897100 1904316
THOMPSON BUE
CARA FLORA
KEEN ELIOUSE
1894568 1897077
THOMPSON BUFFI
DANNY LOUISE
1897396 1893107
THOMPSON BUGGS
ID
Last Name
First Name
Middle Name
Suffix
County: Alcorn
Page : 151
Voter Query Report
BRENDA
WALKER
Suffix
HENRY
1898333
ANNIE
WALKER
Middle Name
LYNNE
Date : 09/26/2012
WOOD
1895968
First Name
ADAM
WOOD
1901692
Last Name
TONI
WLODKOWSKI
1906931
AOLGA
ID
WLECHMANN
1883492
WALKER
Date : 09/26/2012
1901046
County: Alcorn Voter Query Report 1902159
C
Last Name
1893524
CONTINUED FROM Voter Query Report 11B ASHLEY
ADRIAN
1883535
D
Voter 1899482 HUPPQuery Report 1898992
DANYEA
Date : 09/26/2012 LYNN FULTON
1889962 1883798
THOMPSON BULLARD
FLOYD BARBARA
D
1899444 1898992
THOMPSON BULLARD
JAMES EMALINGE
MICHEAL FULTON
1892769 1903217
THOMPSON BULLARD
JANE PONY
LE
1899293 1903217
WALKER BULLARD
KAREN PONY
ELIZABETH E
1892796 1898620
THOMPSON BULLARD
JERRY REBECCA
DEVAN DIANNE
1899897 1898620
WALKER BULLARD
LEHAY REBECCA
DENISE DIANNE
1906779 1897602
THOMPSON BULLOCK
JOHN DERORAH
PAUL KAY
1893696 1897602
WALKER BULLOCK
MARTHA DERORAH
G KAY
1889764 1893334
BUMPAS WIGGINS
STEVE JEWELL
L
1895526 1889764
WOODLEY BUMPAS
MICHAEL STEVE
HAL
1895386 1900789
THOMPSON BUMPAS
JOSEPH JUSTIN
CARL L
1898977 1900789
WALKER BUMPAS
MICKEY JUSTIN
LEE L
1890092 1905356
BUMPAS WIGGINTON
VERA JENNIFER
M L
1895523 1890092
WOODLEY BUMPAS
PATRICA VERA
MEEKS M
1909609 1907448
THOMPSON BUMPAS
KATHERINE SHERRI
ADELLE DELLA
1908211 1907448
WALKER BUMPAS
NICOMUS SHERRI
C DELLA
1899494 1906771
BUNCH WIGGINTON
CHARISTOPHER KAREN
DOUGLAS ANN
1889394 1899494
WOODRUFF BUNCH
CHRISTINA CHARISTOPHER
FDOUGLAS
1907430 1889764
THOMPSON BUMPAS
MARY STEVE
L
1884419 1889764
WALKER BUMPAS
PATRICIA STEVE
DUNAWAY
1908478 500011817
BUNTING WILBANKS
PEGGY CRYSTAL
JUNE MICHELLE
1907062 1908478
WOODRUFF BUNTING
TROY PEGGY
ZACHARY JUNE
1904694 1890092
THOMPSON BUMPAS
MOLLIE VERA
LEE M
1895775 1890092
WALKER BUMPAS
QUEEN VERA
ESTA M
1886595 1899077
BURBACH WILBANKS
CYNTHIA DALLAS
D NATHANIEL
1901826 1886595
WOODS BURBACH
BESSIE CYNTHIA
MAE D
1887177 1899494
THOMPSON BUNCH
REAMILUS CHARISTOPHER
HILLIE DOUGLAS
1901015 1899494
WALKER BUNCH
ROSIE CHARISTOPHER
M DOUGLAS
1886594 1895552
BURBACH WILBANKS
ED EDWARD
JR
775029801 1886594
WOODS BURBACH
ELIZABETH ED
ORYLE
1894560 1908478
THOMPSON BUNTING
RELDA PEGGY
D JUNE
1904739 1908478
WALKER BUNTING
SADDIE PEGGY
B JUNE
1904520 1899301
BURCHAM WILBANKS
AMANDA FRANKIE
G LYNN
1901155 1904520
WOODS BURCHAM
PREVIS AMANDA
G
1892961 1886595
THOMPSON BURBACH
ROBERT CYNTHIA
ED
1904793 WALKER 1886595 County: Alcorn BURBACH
SAM CYNTHIA
SELMER D
1885735 1907124
BURCHAM WILBANKS
ARNOLD FRANKIE
W
1893324 1885735
WOOLEY BURCHAM
EDITH ARNOLD
JOYCE W
1892960 1886594
THOMPSON BURBACH
SHARON ED
M
1907101 1886594
WALKER BURBACH
TERRANCE ED
G
BURCHAM WILBANKS
BRIAN HEATHER
KEITH MAY
1904037 1898205
WOOLEY BURCHAM
JAMES BRIAN
LEE KEITH
1886550 1904520
THOMPSON BURCHAM
STACEY AMANDA
CAMILLE G
1893357 1904520
WALKER BURCHAM
WANDA AMANDA
C G
1888518 1893438
BURCHAM WILBANKS
CYNTHIA JAMES
KAY IRA
1903653 1888518
WOOLEY BURCHAM
JAMES CYNTHIA
WILEY KAY
1892952 1885735
THOMPSON BURCHAM
TERRY ARNOLD
JOE W
SUZANNE ANTHONY
1900668 1899117
WOOSLEY BURCHAM
MARYRINE CYNTHIA
SUZANNE
MAE KEITH
CAMERON W Middle Name
CYNTHIA KEITH
NANCY BRIAN
WILLIAM ARNOLD First Name
BURCHAM WILBANKS
THORN BURCHAM
WALKER BURCHAM Last Name
1899117 1902283
1898899 1898205
1897564 1885735 ID 1897402 1898205
WALL BURCHAM
ANITA BRIAN
NEWTON KEITH
1904364 1905193
BURCHAM WILBANKS
DIANA KEVIN
JOY GRANT
1895718 1904364
WOOTEN BURCHAM
CHRISTOPHER DIANA
LEE JOY
775096682 1888518
THRANE BURCHAM
KAREN CYNTHIA
SUE KAY
575038211 1888518
WALL BURCHAM
DOUG CYNTHIA
ALLEN KAY
1906688 1899510
BURCHAM WILBANKS
ELIZABETH LARRY
A R
1906660 1906688
WOOTEN BURCHAM
CLAUDIE ELIZABETH
CECIL A
775253857 1899117
THRASHER BURCHAM
ASHLEY CYNTHIA
NICOLE SUZANNE
FRANKLIN SUZANNE
1887971 1893159
BURCHAM WILBANKS
GLINDA MACK
FAYE W
1891644 1904364
THRASHER BURCHAM
DIMPLE DIANA
JOY
1904265 1891196
BURCHAM WILBANKS
MILDRED MARIE
SUE MICHELLE
1895602 1906688
THRASHER BURCHAM
JIM ELIZABETH
EDWARD A
1902633 1902129
BURCHAM WILBANKS
RICK MARY
E
1889982 1887971
THRASHER BURCHAM
JOE GLINDA
EFAYE
1882587 1893585
BURCHAM WILBANKS
SHERRY NYLEEN
1905934 1904265
THRASHER BURCHAM
JOHN MILDRED
1902725 THRASHER 1902633 County: Alcorn BURCHAM 1891642 1882587
HUPP
1902029 Statewide Management SystemGEORGE 1899117 Election WALL BURCHAM CYNTHIA
ID HUPP
1900789 1908606
Last Name BUMPAS WIBLE
First Name JUSTIN KIRK
Statewide Management SystemKENNETH 1907448 Election WICKS BUMPAS SHERRI 1902946
Voter Query1905559 Report 1898205 Suffix
1893360 1904364
WALL BURCHAM
HARRIET DIANA
G JOY
1893361 1906688
WALL BURCHAM
LEON ELIZABETH
TA
1889980 1887971
WALL BURCHAM
WHITNEY GLINDA
ERIN FAYE
H SUE
1901509 1904265
WALL BURCHAM
WILLIAM MILDRED
JAMES SUE
775040526 1903892
BURCHAM WILBANKS
TAMMY RAYMON
LISA RICK
CAROL
1883448 1902633
RITA RICK
VIRGINIA
1900343
WILBANKS
RICHARD
THRASHER BURCHAM
PAMELA SHERRY
ROSE
Voter Query Report 1899466
WALLACE BURCHAM
1882587
WALLIN BURCHAM
AIMEE SHERRY
1890499 775040526
THRASHER BURCHAM
STEPHANIE TAMMY
LD
1887552 775040526
WALLIN BURCHAM
MELVIN TAMMY
FLOYD D
1897080
THREADGILL
ADAM
J
1883522
WALLIN
RHONDA
DALE
ID
Last Name
First Name
1907510 Election THREADGILL Statewide Management SystemJAMES 1903366
THREADGILL
JULIE
1893254 Election TICE Statewide Management SystemTED
ROBINSON
Middle Name
Suffix
HOUSTON
1893073 Election WALLIS Statewide Management SystemCHERYL
ROBINSON
Date : 09/26/2012
Statewide Management SystemRICHARD 1888060 Election WILBANKS
J
STEVENS
1908395
WALLIS
MARTHA
C
MARSHALL
1898246
WALLS
PATTY
A TYRONE
Page : 20
Suffix
Date : 09/26/2012
County: Alcorn
ID ROBINSON Page : 157
1894557 1887971
Last Name WORLEY BURCHAM
First Name DANA GLINDA
Statewide Management SystemJASON 575023132 1904265 Election WORLEY BURCHAM MILDRED
ROBINSON
M SUE
DAPHNE RICK
W
WORTH BURCHAM
JEFFERY SHERRY
SCOTT
D LEE
1906386 775040526
WORTH BURCHAM
PAMELA TAMMY
LYNN D
LARRY
1889717
WREN
DIANNA
JO
Statewide Management SystemEDGAR 1889700 Election WREN
Page : 20
1889693
WREN
RUBY
J
1887550
WRENN
CARMEN
E
775192857
WRIGHT
ALISHA
WRIGHT
ANGELA
1895795
WRIGHT
CYNTHIA
1890369
WRIGHT
EDDIE
MAE
1898848
WRIGHT
EDITH
F
L
1898804
WRIGHT
GINA
TULL
JOE
575247468
WRIGHT
JESSICA
LYNN
RUBY
DORIS
1908233
WILBANKS
SAM
C
775262707
WILBANKS
SERENITY
ANN
1908798
WILBANKS
SHIRLEY
RHONDA
1898926
WILBANKS
STACEY
A
775212698
WILBANKS
STELLA
E
1908460
WILBANKS
THERESA
1908252
WILBANKS
WILLIAM
Page : 20
Voter Query Report 1908452 LEANN
DANIELL
Date : 09/26/2012 SUZETTE
1908281
TIDWELL
ALRAY
L
1906592
WALLS
THOMAS
1905287
TIDWELL
FRAN
VIRGINIA
1894751
WALTERS
ARTHUR
1895447
TIEKEN
ANTHONY
GENE
1893542
WALTERS
CAROLYN
O
1903475
TILGHMAN
L
RICHELLE
1908988
WALTERS
KIMBERLY
DARNELL
1898859
TILLERY
F
THERESA
1900549
WALTERS
MELISSA
KAREN
1893339
WILBURN
DORIS
G
500012030
WRIGHT
JOE
LAMAR
1898660
TILLEY
CARL
HERBERT
1907999
WALTERS
VOLENE
L
1890171
WILBURN
RONNIE
E
1906734
WRIGHT
MELISSA
LEIGH
1897241
TILLEY
PATRICIA
MARIE
1895302
WALTHERS
SUSAN
ADRIENNE
1887719
WILEMAN
HOLLEY
MASKELL
1902939
WRIGHT
OBIE
LEE
1885849
TIMLAKE
MARJORIE
1900342
WALTON
KAY
ROBERTA
1894924
WILHELM
MERLA
1899974
WRIGHT
ROY
RANDLE
1884372
TIMLECK
BARBARA
T
1895965
WALTON
LINDA
1905825
WILHELM
ROBERT
1893597
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1897063
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1883584
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1904840
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1889808
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1884375
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1885860
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Last Name
First Name
1904740 Election WARDLOW Statewide Management SystemBILLY
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1884591 Election WILBANKS Statewide Management SystemWM
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1896140 1882587
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County: Alcorn
ID Page : 158
Last Name
First Name
Page : 163 JR
Voter Query Report
Middle Name
WAYNE
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WILKERSON
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1890070
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1897986
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1903656
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1893420
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1890849
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1894752
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1887536
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1903655
YOUNG
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1895758
TRACY
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WARREN
THOMAS
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1897598
WILKINS
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1893722
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1889531
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1893347
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1904870
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1894534
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1906239
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1894892
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1899303
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1901231
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1904110
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1890518
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1883480
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1905312
YOUNG
MARTY
KEITH
1888664
YOUNG
MICHAEL
ALLEN
575048017
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County: Alcorn
ID
1903551
Last Name TREADWAY
First Name
Voter Query Report 1907014
Middle Name
Suffix
BOYD
Statewide Management SystemDENISE 1896381 Election TREECE
Date : 09/26/2012
County: Alcorn
1909285
TREECE
KAY
SHANNON
1890330
WATKINS
DENISE
1893169
WILLIAM
ANDREW
1902344
TREVINO
TAMMIE
LYNN
1890152
WATKINS
JACQUELINE
1887789
WILLIAM
ESTHER
1885863
TRICE
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FRANCES
1903599
WATKINS
JUANITA
1906654
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1895091
WATKINS
MICHAEL
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1885864
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ROBERT
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1909186
WATKINS
MICHELLE
LYNN
1906710
WILLIAMS
1889581
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CHRISTOPHER
BENARD
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WATKINS
NANCY
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1897213
1889516
TRIMM
JOHNNY
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1895830
WATKINS
NANNIE
1901393
TRIPLETT
ERNESTINE
1890364
WATKINS
WAYNE
1892804
TRIPLETT
MICHAEL
1898287
WATSON
JOSPH
1889976
TRIPPLETT
TOMMY
1904147
WATSON
1888730
TRUMANN
SHARON
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1885650
1894039
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1890357
1895820
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1907957
TURNER
1884317
LYNN
ANDREW
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1893724
YOUNG
SANFORD
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1899047
YOUNG
SANTIA
NICOLE Page : 164
DANTERRIAE
DEON
1895974
YOUNGER
LENA
L
WILLIAMS
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1906339
YOUNGER
LESSIE
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1898377
WILLIAMS
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1903868
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1909335
WILLIAMS
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1896569
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1904746
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1900361
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1885551
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WATTS
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1896914
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1890871
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1897655
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1894479
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1893132
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1895458
TURNER
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1897715
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1901814
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1901351
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1884422
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County: Alcorn
ID
1900658
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County: Alcorn
ID
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1902428
WILLIAMS
RYAN
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WEEKS
JANAE
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WILLIAMS
SAMMY
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1883455
WEEKS
JERRY
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1907580
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1896966
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Date : 09/26/2012
County: Alcorn
Page : 154
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1890104
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WILLIS
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1909342
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1906400
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MATTHEW
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1898600
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1902122
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1901098
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1902323
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1900141
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1886014
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1898800
VOYLES
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VOYLES
1887274
Last Name WILLIS
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Statewide Management SystemGARY 1907139 Election WILLIS
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Date : 09/26/2012
VICARS
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Middle Name
1900759
County: Alcorn
Page : 155
ID
Last Name
First Name
Statewide Management SystemMATHEW 1896861 Election WILSON
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1901423
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1893178
WILSON
TROY
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WHISENZNT
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1903367
WILSON
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1906785
WHITAKER
LISA
CAROLE
1905832
WILSON
WENDIE
1893142
WHITAKER
LISA
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1883523
WILSON
WILLIAM
THOMAS
1887576
WHITAKER
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1894668
WHITE
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1899383
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1898000
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1884411
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DENNIS
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1884407
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THEODORA
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1894550
VUGRIN
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1901143
WHITE
1894600
VUNCANNON
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1897818
1900359
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LAKECIA
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1900318
1890842
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MELINDA
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1889993
WADE
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1892974
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1899014
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1903251
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WAGES
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1906896
WALDEN
MICHAEL
ANDREW
ID
1887358
Last Name WALDEN
First Name TROY
County: Alcorn
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Statewide Management SystemKATIE 1893602 Election WALDON
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Middle Name
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1896153
WINDOM
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1893144
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1887786
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1894741
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LOU
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THOMAS
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1887759
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1909458
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1900993
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WENDY
HUNT
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WITT
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1884417
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Date : 09/26/2012
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WALDRON
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1900947
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WALDROP
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ID
1894785
WALKER
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1893524
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1894963
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WALKER
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WHITFIELD
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1900320
WALKER
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1883511
WHITLEY
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WALKER
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1900635
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DARWIN
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1890345
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1890841
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Last Name WLECHMANN
First Name TONI
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Date : 09/26/2012
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Date : 09/26/2012
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Date : 09/26/2012
Middle Name
1900087
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Page : 161
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Date : 09/26/2012
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LYNNE HENRY
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1903654
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County: Alcorn
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205 Cardinal Dr. • 662-287-4667 (Next to Cat.) • bandbfence@gmail. com
10x16 w/ Metal Roof Barn
Dr. Jonathan R. Cooksey Neck Pain • Back Pain Disc Problems Spinal Decompression Therapy Most Insurance Accepted Mon., Tues., Wed. & Fri. 9-5 3334 N. Polk Street Corinth, MS 38834 (662) 286-9950
Loans $20-$20,000
No Hidden Fees
662- 415-8180 You are approved with ID
Hwy 45S 40 Years
MODERNIZE YOUR KITCHEN OR BATH FAST AND VERY INEXPENSIVE NEW COUNTERTOPS One of North Mississippi’s Largest Selections No Long Wait...Best Prices... Expert Preparation...All Modern Equipment...Precision Cutting. Trained Personnel to Assist You. Free Quotes VISIT OUR SHOWROOM MONDAY-FRIDAY, 7AM-5PM
Smith Cabinet Shop 1505 Fulton Dr., Corinth, MS 662-287-2151
2209 Willow Road. Reduced to $194,900 with over 3300 sq. ft., 5 BR, 3BA, all HW floors, new int. paint, updated kit, new appls.
1311 Foote Street, Corinth, MS 000 REDUCED $25,
FOR SALE BY OWNER 3 Bedroom, 1 Bath, Floor Furnace, Carport
GOOD RENTAL PROPERTY “OWNER WILL FINANCE� 662-286-2255
(Next to Hwy 45 Truck Stop)
662-286-8475
• Chain-link galv. black green–brown • Wood-ornamental ironalum. • Decorative Estate gate • Auto. gates & entry systems • Vinyl-privacy-picket-rail
Construction & Crane Rental 287-2296 We haul: -Top Soil -Fill Sand -Lime Stone -Washed Gravel Dozer & Excavator Service Masonry Sand & Concrete Work
Financing Available We sell materials for do-it-yourselfers!
PLUMBING & ELECTRIC
FREE ESTIMATES
Don’t Waste Your Money ... Shop With Us!
17 CR 308, Iuka, MS, 2 BR/1 BA home on 2 acres, fully furnished, screened in porch, near Pickwick Lake. Great price to own your own cabin & not rent. Call Lyle with United Country River City Realty at 662-212-3796 or 287-7707 or for auction service MS lic#1333.
1299 Hwy 2 West (Marshtown) Corinth, MS 38834 Crushed Lime Stone (any size) Iuka Road Gravel Washed gravel Pea gravel Fill sand Masonry sand Black Magic mulch Natural brown mulch Top soil “Let us help with your project� “Large or Small� Bill Jr., 284-6061 G.E. 284-9209
Licensed & Bonded
• Bucket Truck Service • Backhoe
662-396-1023 JASON ROACH-OWNER R 1159 B CR 400 Corinth, MS 38834
Open House
1x4x12 Pine ........................................
1X6 or 1X8 White Pine 500m
1195 to$1695 Crossties 695while supplies last $ 5/8-T-1-11 Siding = 1595
Paneling
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$ $
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3/8-T-1-11 Siding = .......... 1x4x14 PIne
$
1395 $ 99 3
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7/8 plywood
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505
$
1595 499 5495
3/4 presswood veneer ....
35 year architectural
$1,000,000 LIABILITY INSURANCE
• SAME PHONE # & ADDRESS SINCE 1975 • LIFETIME WARRANTIED OWENS CORNING SHINGLES W/TRANSFERABLE WARRANTY (NO SECONDS) • METAL, TORCHDOWN, EPDM, SLATE, TILE SHAKES, COATINGS. • LEAK SPECIALIST WE INSTALL SKYLIGHTS & DO CARPENTRY WORK
662-665-1133 662-286-8257
JIM BERRY, OWNER/INSTALLER
FOR SALE: ANTIQUE BRICK & OLD LUMBER.
$
$
6295
$
Circa 1869
Corinth Machinery Bldg.
287-1464
DIVORCE SALE!
Laminate Floor From
39¢ - $109
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$ 95 $ 00 yd
Round Commodes ............. Turf
Smith Discount Home Center 662-279-3902
SELDOM YOUR LOWEST BID ALWAYS YOUR HIGHEST QUALITY
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25 Year 3 tab shingle
Sunday, Sept. 30th from 2-5 p.m. 2 CR 214 (Farmington Rd.) Hardwood floors, new stainless steel appliances, 4-car garage. $84,900.
2 2 3
$ 00¢ $ 50 1x4x10 Pine ........................................ $ 00 1X4X8 Pine........................................
Bill Phillips Sand & Gravel
Houses For Sale
3502 Bluebird Land (The Oaks) Reduced. $259,900 is a Deal! 4BR, 3.5BA, granite, HW, tile & great floor plan. Over 3800 sq. ft.,
$150 Deposit plus 1st Month Payment of $14835 & you are approved.
www.secureportablebuildings.com
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JIMCO ROOFING.
BUDDY AYERS
412 Pinecrest Road 287-2221 • 287-4419 Fax 287-2523
2002 HIGHLAND DR.
4BR, 2 BA, CORNER LOT, $140,000 APPRAISED VALUE. WILL SELL FOR PAYOFF, APPROX. $87,000.
662-808-5225
14B • Sunday, September 30, 2012 • Daily Corinthian
Garage/Estate 0151 Sales
0142 Lost
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOST- HIGHTOWN area. blk/wht Siberian Huskey w/blue eyes. Name is Bandit. If found call Dorothy Taylor 396-1512
0107 Special Notice CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS When Placing Ads 1. Make sure your ad reads the way you want it! Make sure our Ad Consultants reads the ad back to you. 2. Make sure your ad is in the proper classification. 3. After our deadline at 3 p.m., the ad cannot be corrected, changed or stopped until the next day. 4. Check your ad the 1st day for errors. If error has been made, we will be happy to correct it, but you must call before deadline (3 p.m.) to get that done for the next day. Please call 662-287-6147 if you cannot find your ad or need to make changes!
0135 Personals ADOPT: ACTIVE, Successful Professional & StayHome-Mom, Beautiful Home. Beaches await miracle baby. Expenses paid. 1-800-352-5741. Kristen & Todd. ADOPTION: BIRTHMOTHER - We'll hear your concerns as you get to know us...creative, energetic couple hoping to adopt. Expenses Paid. Please call/text Adeena and Jesse, 201663-2644.
SAT. & SUN. 19 CR 420 (rd. across from Tony's, Biggersville). Baby/tod. boys, men, jr/teen girls clths, baby equip.
0149 Found FOUND: COLLEGE TEXTBOOK at red light near McDonalds. Name is "Social Work & Social Welfare". Call 662-2033800. FOUND: OAK Forrest Estates area: Lg. male dog, white w/brown speckles. Poss. Pointer mixed, looks like 10-12 mos. old. 662-415-7791.
YARD SALE SPECIAL
(Deadline is 3 p.m. day before ad is to run!) (Exception-Sun. deadline is 3 pm Fri.) 5 LINES (Apprx. 20 Words)
GARAGE /ESTATE SALES
$19.10
Garage/Estate 0151 Sales FRI, SAT & SUN. Rain or shine! 504 Kilpatrick behind post office. Furn & more! WANT TO make certain your ad gets attention? Ask about attention getting graphics.
(Does not include commercial business sales) ALL ADS MUST BE PREPAID We accept credit or debit cards
HUGE SALE!!
0450 Livestock
CAUTION! ADVERTISEMENTS in this classification usually offer informational service of products designed to help FIND employment. Before you send money to any advertiser, it is your responsibility to verify the validity of the offer. Remember: If an ad appears to sound “too good to be true”, then it may be! Inquiries can be made by contacting the Better Business Bureau at 1-800-987-8280.
AUTO/MARINE MECHANIC with good engine & EFI diagnostic skills. Pay depending on experience. Full time employment with benefits. Call 731-689-3700, Marine Sales of Pickwick, attn: Roy.
MALE PYGMY goat, 6 mos., $65; 2 yr. white NEW LASKO Pro-ceramMCKEE'S GUN SHOP mare, green broke, $100 ic utility heater, new, Buy, sell, trade, repair to good home. 662-665- $20. 662-396-1854. Hand gun safety classes 1534 or 750-8239. available for Tn. RESTAURANT SIZE ice residents. Farm m a k e r , g o o d c o n d . , 731-239-5635 0470 Equipment $500. 662-415-4322 or 6' HEAVY duty, double- 286-5088.
EMPLOYMENT
WAREHOUSE WORKER, lift 80#, computer exp +, echris@albrights.com
Medical/ 0220 Dental
WANTED FULL TIME Nurse Practioner to work in family rural health clinic Mon.-Fri. Must have current liWANT TO make certain cense & good rapor your ad gets attention? w/patients. Fax resume Ask about attention to: 662-348-2001 or call getting graphics. 662-255-2453.
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Auto Services
0840
GUARANTEED Auto Sales 470 FARM/LAWN/ GARDEN EQUIP.
BUSH HOG 61” ZERO TURN, COM28 HP KOEHLER, 45 HOURS, NEW MERCIAL,
$7900 662-728-3193
804 BOATS
16’ Aqua bass boat 70 HP Mercury, 4 seats, trolling motor,
$3,500 $4,000 662-287-5413 662-287-5413.
or cell 284-8678
ALUMA CRAFT 14’ BOAT, 40 H.P. JOHNSON, TROLLING MTR., GOOD COND., INCLUDES TRAILER,
$1200 OBO OR WILL TRADE.
731-610-
8901 OR EMAIL FOR
868 AUTOMOBILES
2000 Saab, 9-3 Convertible. 123,000mi. GREAT FUN CAR.
$2850 OBO. 662-396-1333
2000 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS LS Loaded, exc. cond., gold color, all leather interior.
$3800
PICS TO AYLASISCO@GMAIL.COM
1959 Ford diesel tractor 3000 series, new rear tires & tubes
4000
$
662-750-0607
868 AUTOMOBILES
1996 LINCOLN TOWN CAR Exc. cond., 1-family owned, 138,350 miles. $3900. 662-415-8682
FOR SALE 1961 CHEV. 2 dr. hardtop (bubble top), sound body, runs. 804 BOATS
$7,900.
662-808-0113.
‘04 ford taurus ses, white, sun roof, alum. wheels, spoiler, leather, 164k, good running car, good tires
2350
$
662-603-2535
4-dr., 41,000 miles, dark blue ext. & gray int., 4 cyl. auto., CD/ XM radio, 36 mpg. payoff is
$11,400
731-610-7241
Days only, 662-415-3408.
‘05 ford taurus es
2002 BUICK LESABRE 115,000 miles.
$3800 286-6866 or 284-8291.
864 TRUCKS/VANS SUV’S
‘03 Hummer H2, loaded, runs/LOOKS PERFECT! 103k miles, blk w/tan int., 3rd row, priced low $16,975 firm. Clear title. Serious cash buyer only! 901-827-8302.
1985 1/2 TON SILVERADO
white, 108k, good tires, ready to go
2800
$
662-603-2535 864 TRUCKS/VANS SUV’S
PETS
0320 Cats/Dogs/Pets
Musical 0512 Merchandise
7000 BU. grain bin w/transport auger. Prentiss Cty. $3000. 662720-6820.
FLUTE. GEMIMHARDI. ANTIQUE OAK round B a n d D i r e c t o r a p - pedestal table. $100 662proved. Gd cond. 662- 287-1735 462-5989 BROWN LEATHER, button-tuffed, low back, 0518 Electronics queen sleeper sofa, 19" H/D TV flat screen. new mattress, $75. 731$ 1 3 5 . V I Z 1 0 . 6 6 2 - 2 8 7 - 645-4899. 2357. CAMELBACK, ROSE, 2 PEAVEY Speakers green, taupe, blue, w / h e a d , e q u i l i z e r , white floral brocade cords, $500 obo. 662-643 couch, very good cond., $100. 731-645-4899. -3552.
MERCHANDISE
Household 0509 Goods ANTIQUE WOOD cook stove w/original black paint & light green warming closet, $450. 731-934-4223.
NEW BROTHER color BATHTUB, $5.00. 662-396- printer/copier/scan/fax , flexible wireless net1854. work, direct photo print B E A U T I F U L C R Y S T A L , color, wide screen 3, 3pressed glass, 8 light color LCD display, $20. candleabra chandelier 662-396-1854. w/hanging prisms, $100. 731-645-4899. Lawn & Garden
BRASS LAMPS, $5.00. 662 CKC REG. full blooded -396-1854. boxers, 6 wks. old, 3 males, 4 females, $350 ELECTRIC SEWING machine, cabinet style, $75. each. 662-415-7162. 731-934-4223. FREE TO good home: F I R E P L A C E ( P R E T T Y Full blooded ml. Lhasa design) heater, $20. 662A p s o , a p x . 3 y r s , 396-1854. neutered, shots. 662415-7023 after 1 pm. LOUVERED WOOD shutters, 6 pr. 16"x75", 1 pr. PAPPY POMS. 2 Females 16"x39", 2 pr. 12" x 55", 10 wks old. CKC Reg. All good cond., $20 a pair. S & W. Parents on site. 731-645-4899. $150. each cash. OAK VENEER mantle 662-665-1364 made for 18"-24" gas or electric logs, 48"W x 18"D x 42"H. $150. 287FARM 6613, lv. msg. or text.
stick, camouflage, 186,200 miles (mostly interstate driving), runs good. $3000 obo.
662-607-9401
DRESSER W/mirror & matching night stand, $150. 731-934-4223.
GUN CABINET, handmade, 2 door glass oak cab. holds 10 guns. $300. 662-212-4430
Sporting 0527 Goods
OAK LIGHTED entertainment center, 56"x74", etched glass door on 3 COMBO SET punching one side, holds up to a b a g w / s t a n d , b a g , 42" TV, exc. cond., $150. gloves, speed bag, pd. 731-645-4899. $500, sell for $300 obo. 662-643-3552. OAK TABLE w/claw feet & 6 chairs, very heavy, AB LOUNGE, has video, $375. 731-934-4223. calendar & counter, wider than ones sold in Q U E E N B E D w / n e w retail stores, bought matt. & box springs & 2 new for $250, sell for matching night stands, $100 obo. 662-643-3552. $350. 731-610-0926.
864 TRUCKS/VANS SUV’S
864 TRUCKS/VANS SUV’S
REDUCED
REDUCED
2006 GMC YUKON Exc. cond. inside & out, 106k miles, 3rd row seat, garage kept, front & rear A/C,tow pkg., loaded
$13,995
662-286-1732
2000 Ford F-350
super duty, diesel, 7.3 ltr., exc. drive train, 215k miles, great work truck.
$8400.
662-664-3538.
816 832 832 RECREATIONAL MOTORCYCLES/ MOTORCYCLES/ VEHICLES ATV’S ATV’S REDUCED
2007 Franklin pull camper, 36’, 20’ awning, 2 slide outs, full kitchen, W&D, tub/shower, 32” Sony TV, fully airconditioned & lots more! $11,500.
662-643-3565 or 415-8549
2006 Wildcat 30 ft. 5th wheel
1998 Chevy S-10 LS,
287-1213 AFTER 4 P.M.
$1800 obo
$18,500
2002 Chevrolet Z-71,4-dr., 4W.D., Am.Fm cass./CD, pewter in color, $6200. 662-643-5908 or 662-643-5020
CHERRY SECRETARY, $185. 731-610-0926.
6" BLACK & DECKER L G . O A K d r e s s e r cordless shrubber 6.0 v, w/wrought iron, $250. $10. 662-396-1143. 731-610-0926.
$3,500 call Iuka.
4-DRAWER chest, $40. 731-934-4223.
Advertise your CAR, TRUCK, SUV, BOAT, TRACTOR, MOTORCYCLE, RV & ATV here for $39.95 UNTIL SOLD! Ad should include photo, description and price. PLEASE NO DEALERS & NON-TRANSFERABLE! NO REFUNDS. Single item only. Payment in advance. Call 287-6147 to place your ad.
662-223-0056.
662-415-6262.
2000 DODGE CARAVAN,
‘01 Chevy Suburban LT, 1 owner, reg. maint., woman driven, mech. very good, cosm. used, charcoal ext, gray leather int., ent. sys. (VHS), 2nd row buckets, new tires, cold AC, good solid family vehicle w/160k mi.
$1500. 731-645-0157 AFTER 4 P.M.
2012 STARCRAFT CAMPER
1967 CHEVY
Cruisemaster Motorhome by Georgieboy, 1997 GM 454 ci chassie, 37’ with slider, 45,000 miles with white Oak interior. $19,500. 662-808-7777 or 662-415-9020
$6750
fiberglass, 18 ft. bunkhouse launch, wt. 2,750 lbs, 26 gallon freshwater tank, cargo carrying capacity-895 lbs, gray & black water tanks, cable ready.
$11,500
662-396-1390.
REDUCED
2000 Custom Harley Davidson Mtr. & Trans., New Tires, Must See
$10,500 $9,500 $12,000
662-415-8623 or 287-8894
HONDA XR50R dirt bike, looks nice and runs well, brand new tires $650 286-6972 or 415-1383.
2004 KAWASAKI MULE
3010 Model #KAF650E, 1854 hrs., bench seat, tilt bed, 4 WD & windshield, well maintained. Great for farm or hunting. $6500.
731-212-9659 731-212-9661.
2003 YAMAHA V-STAR CLASSIC looks & rides real good!
$3000 662-603-4786
‘98 FAT BOY, New factory EVOE engine w/warranty, 80 cu. in., 1300 mi. new wheels/tires, pipes & paint. Divorce Sale. Over $13,000 invested.
$8000 obo
662-665-1781
662-286-6972 or 415-1383.
2000 Dodge Ram 1500 Van, too many extras to list, good travel or work van, will trade or sell. Reduced to
$2,300
662-287-1834.
One of a kind ‘96 chevy z71 vortec 350
4 W.D., black, tinted windows, cold air, 105k act. miles, tow pkg., great truck.
6500
$
firm Call Wayne,
731-926-5232 (Michie)
1991 Ford Econoline Van, 48,000 miles, good cond., one owner, serious interest. $7000 287-5206.
Needs paint & body work $4000. 504-952-1230
816 RECREATIONAL VEHICLES
2005 AIRSTREAM LAND YACHT
30 ft., with slide out & built-in TV antenna, 2 TV’s, 7400 miles.
$75,000. 662-287-7734
1996 FORD F150 4X4
‘96 Challenger Radical One Pro Bass Boat, 130 HP Johnson, 24v motorguide trol mtr., onboard charger for all 3 batteries, Hummingbird Fish finder, good trailer w/new tires, looks good for ‘96 model & runs good. $4500 obo. 662-286-6972 or 415-1383.
0521 Equipment
extended cab, 3rd door, low rider, 5-spd., 2.2 ltr., 4 cyl., runs great,
305 ENG., AUTO., PS, PB, AC, NEEDS PAINT, READY TO RESTORE, DRIVEN DAILY.
0533 Furniture
edged Box blade, good cond., $500. 731-6454899.
camper, 2 slides, fiberglass ext., awning, holding tanks, full sofa sleeper, refrig., micro., glass shower, recliner, sleeps 6,
2009 HYUNDAI ACCENT
$10,000
‘90 RANGER BASS BOAT
361V W/MATCHING TRAILER & COVER, RASPBERRY & GRAY, EVINRUDE 150XP, 24-V TROL. MTR., 2 FISH FINDERS, NEW BATTS., NEW LED TRAILER LIGHTS, EXC. COND.,
286-6781 or 643-0211
0244 Trucking
WAREHOUSE WORKER, full time. Best-Wade Petroleum, 1412 Hwy 72 West, Corinth, Ms. Must have valid drivers license. Benefits: Vacation, health, dental/life ins., & 401k. Apply in person to Robert Stone, Facility Manager.
Call Classified at (662) 287-6147
Sporting 0527 Goods
0240 Skilled Trade
DRIVER TRAINEES NEEDED NOW! Learn to drive for Covenant Transport. No Experience Needed! New Drivers earn $700-$900 per wk! CHURCH CHOIR Teams $100-125k! DIRECTOR Pickwick United Meth- Plus excellent benefits! Local CDL Training odist Church desires a 1-888-540-7364 part-time music leader to develop music ministries for 2 Sunday morn- 0272 People Seeking ing worship services. Employment Expected minimum of 2 WILL DO IRONING in my years experience in a home. Smoke free enmusic or music related vironment. Please call field. Inquires/resumes 662-660-3249 for more may be submitted to: info. pastor@pickwickcable.n et or call 731-689-5358.
ANY 3 CONSECUTIVE DAYS Ad must run prior to or day of sale!
Household 0509 Goods
0232 General Help
Luxury V-8 Lone Star Dodge P/U, 19.5 mpg w/low miles, 52k, 2x4 2005 Model Quad Cab, SLT w/PS, PL, AC, CD. A great Buy @
$12,980. Call 731-239-9226.
1999 CHEROKEE SPORT 4X4, 6 cyl., all works good except for A/C
$4000. 662-665-1143.
2008 Jayco Eagle 5th Wheel 38’, 4 slides, exc. cond., $28,000 firm. Trailer located in Counce, TN. 425-503-5467
2001 HONDA REBEL 250 WITH EXTRAS, BLUE, LESS THAN 1500 MILES,
$1850
662-287-2659
2002 FLAGSTAFF 32’
travel trailer w/super slide, weight 5600 lb, can be towed with 1/2 ton truck, kept under cover all its life except when camping, has been used 3-4 times each year. Comes w/hitch & has new awning. Super nice! $9000. 662-287-5926 or 662-653-8632.
2004 32 ft Forest River Camper,
RAZOR 08 POLARIS
30” ITP Mud Lights, sound bars, 2600 miles.
$7500
662-808-2900
C/H/A, sleeps 5, full bedroom, full bath, new carpet, & hardwood, fridg, stove, microwave.
2005 HONDA ATV TRX 250 EX
662-665-6000
215-666-1374 662-665-0209
$3500.00
“New” Condition
$1995
’04 HONDA SHADOW 750 $
3900
662-603-4407
Daily Corinthian • Sunday, September 30, 2012 • 15B
0533 Furniture
Misc. Items for 0563 Sale
ROPE BED w/feather DARKROOM ENTHUSIAST: m att., $ 1 5 0 . 7 3 1 - 6 1 0 - Honeywell Nikor photo 0 926 enlarger, like new, $50. 731-645-4899. ROUND CHAIR, flags on one side of cushion & FREE ADVERTISING red on the other side. Advertise one item val$50 obo. 662-643-3552. ued at $500 or less for SOFA & LOVESEAT, red free. Price must be in f l o r a l , $ 2 5 0 7 3 1 - 6 1 0 - ad & will run for 5 days in Daily Corinthian, 1 0926. day in Reporter & 1 day TWIN OVER full Futon in Banner Independent. bunk bed with full size mattress, black metal, Ads may be up to ap$150. 287-6613, lv. msg. prox. 20 words includor text. ing phone number. The ads must be for private party or personal mdse. 0539 Firewood & cannot include pets & BEAT GAS Price. Firewd. supplies, livestock (incl. Red Oak, any length, chickens, ducks, cattle, bon fire, camp fire, $75 goats, etc) & supplies, cord during ad. Jeremy garage sales, hay, fire603-7818 wood, & automobiles.
Store/Office 0551 Equipment TWO 5' glass lighted display cases. $400 for both. 662-415-3060
Wanted to 0554 Rent/Buy/Trade
Email ad to: freeads @dailycorinthian.com or classad @dailycorinthian.com
Or mail ad to Free Ads, P.O. Box 1800, Corinth, M&M. CASH for junk cars MS 38835, fax ad to 662& trucks. We pick up. 287-3525 or bring ad to 662-415-5435 o r 1607 S. Harper Rd., Cor731-239-4114. inth.
Misc. Items for 0563 Sale
*NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE. INCLUDE NAME & ADDRESS FOR OUR RE(1) SCOOTER electric, CORDS. good cond., $400. 2862661. FULL SIZE pillow top 4-GALLON back-pack sprayer, commercial pro-series by Chapin, like new, $100. 731-6454899. 8-TRACK cassette player by Lear Jet Stereo, Model #KM-560 w/55 tapes, $100. 731-645-4899.
Misc. Items for 0563 Sale QUEEN CROSCILL brand comforter set plus 2 pr. drapes, 81 in., lined, $75. 662-603-1376.
Mobile Homes 0675 for Rent REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Homes for
LUXURY COMFORTER set 0710 Sale with 4 pillow shams, 4 throw pillows & 6 win- FSBO. 3BR/2BA. 1 ac dow panels, $350. 662- corner lot. Cntrl Place. $79,900. 662-212-4730. 415-1238. HUD WEIGHT BENCH W/BAR, PUBLISHER’S 5#-185# weights. $100 NOTICE 662-287-1735 All real estate advertised herein is subject REAL ESTATE FOR RENT to the Federal Fair Housing Act which makes it illegal to adUnfurnished vertise any preference, 0610 Apartments limitation, or discrimination based on race, 2 BR, stove/refrig. furn., color, religion, sex, W&D hookup, CHA. handicap, familial status 287-3257. or national origin, or inMAGNOLIA APTS. 2 BR, tention to make any stove, refrig., water. such preferences, limitations or discrimina$365. 286-2256. FREE MOVE IN (WAC): 2 tion. BR, 1 BA, stove & refrig., State laws forbid disW&D hookup, CR 735, crimination in the sale, Section 8 apvd. $400 rental, or advertising of real estate based on mo. 287-0105. factors in addition to NICE APT. on Pickwick those protected under Lake w/lake view. 662- federal law. We will not 423-9933. knowingly accept any advertising for real esHomes for tate which is in viola0620 Rent tion of the law. All persons are hereby in2 BR, 1 BA, in Alcorn formed that all dwellCent. Sch. Dist., $475 ings advertised are mo., $475 dep. Ref's. available on an equal req'd. No TVRHA; Also, 3 opportunity basis. BR, 1 BA, city limits, $500 mo., $500 dep. No TVRHA. 662-415-1838.
mattress & foundation, like new, $125. 662-415- 2 BR, 1 BA, in city near 8180. hospital. $450 mo. + dep. References reGRACO WINDSOR style quired. 286-2664. stroller/car seat/carrier $50 662-287-1735 2000 SQ. ft., 3BR, 2BA, new paint & cpt, 3 mi. E. NEW GAS Turkey Deep of Kimb. Clark, $750 Fryer, 30 gallon, $40. 662 mo/$600 Dep. 11 CR 163. -808-0377. 901-483-9262.
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0734 Lots & Acreage
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NON-PROFIT Organization seeking a part-time Financial and Grant Administrator. Must be able to work well with others as well as independently and meet deadlines. Superior organization skills, writing ability, accounting experience, and Microsoft software experience required. Preferred experience with Peachtree software and grant management. Send resume and cover letter with pay requirements to: Box 322 c/o The Daily Corinthian P.O. Box 1800 Corinth, MS 38835 0204 Administrative
ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGER Seeking experienced Administrative Manager to join our team in Savannah, TN. Duties include budgeting process and financial statements, creative writing, correspondence, and routine office management/organizational functions.
0244 Trucking
Mobile Homes 0741 for Sale
FINANCIAL
3 BR, 2 BA, dbl. wide as is, must be moved. $6000 obo. 662-415-8842 or 808-4617.
LEGALS
Manufactured
0747 Homes for Sale SUMMER SIZZLER New 3 Bedroom 2 Bath Energy Star Home Vinyl Siding/ Shingle Roof, 2"x6" Wall Studs Thermo pane windows Heat Pump, Appliances Underpinning, Delivered & Setup Only $28,995 WINDHAM HOMES 287-6991
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HOME SERVICE DIRECTORY
Home Improvement & Repair
BUTLER, DOUG: Foundation, floor leveling, bricks cracking, rotten wood, basements, shower floor. Over 35 yrs. exp. Free est. 731-239-8945 or 662-284-6146.
Services
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EXTRA! EXTRA! Still Running! Drop-off Laundry MORRIS CRUM MINISTOR., Service. Call Jessica at 72w., 3 locs. 662-603-5904. Pick-up & Unloading docks/ Deliver. Rental trucks, 286-3826. Storage, Indoor/
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AMERICAN MINI STORAGE 2058 S. Tate Across from World Color
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SEW MUCH FUN! Monogram & Embroidery Back-To-School items or just about anything. Laura Holloway, 2845379 after 5 or leave msg.
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Drivers Wanted Yard
Now accepting applications for CDL A qualified full time yard Drivers – various shifts on weekdays and weekends. New Pay Package with shift premiums for afternoons, nights and weekends! 1 year driving experience required with Yard Driver experience a plus. Good work history and clean MVR a must. Apply in person at Ashley Furniture Industries/Ashley Distribution Services 90 QT Todd Rd Ecru, MS. 8AM to 4:30PM Monday – Friday or call 1800-837-2241 8AM to 6PM CST for an application.
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0232 General Help
WANTED INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS (Newspaper Carrier)
Rienzi Area Excellent Earnings Potential Requirements: • Driver’s License • Dependable Transportation • Light Bookwork Ability (will train) • Liability Insurance Please come by the Daily Corinthian and fill out a questionaire.
DAILY CORINTHIAN 1607 S. Harper Rd. Corinth, MS
0848 Auto/Truck Parts & Accessories
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Corinth Motor Sales 108 Cardinal Drive just East of Caterpillar - Corinth, MS 662-287-2254 or 665-2462 or 415-6485
Deadline to have ad submitted is Monday, October 8th by 5 P.M. 5 SIZES AVAILABLE: 2x3 (3.292" x 3") - $35.00 2x6 (3.292 x 6") - $70.00 4x3 (6.708" x 3") - $70.00 6x3 (10.125 x 3") - $105.00 4x6 (6.708" x 6") - $140.00 You may email your information & picture to:
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