‘Just keep going’: Community helps celebrate woman’s 100th birthday

Happy birthday, Tenna! 🎉🎂

, she has been a staple in the community.

Williams worked for McElhaney Plumbing from 1941 to 1997, before going to work for the city of Hattiesburg.When asked for her secret to longevity, she said it is best to stay active. “If you are old and you don’t have a target for the day, you’re just going to decline,” Williams said. “Just keep going. Just say in the morning, ‘I can do anything.’”

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