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of a is Thursday, January 18, 1973 TOWN 0 0 COUNTRY MARDELL LEONARD LOIS and JOSEPH FORTEN- no place to celebrate. BERRY and children. KRIS- TIN, JOEY, and FREDDY, SHIRLEY and JOE HANEY, just returned from a three KIMBERLY and J. J. have vacation in Cape Coral, had a week of bustling activiweek where they visited with ty with the newlyweds, ME.

the parents of LOIS, MR. and LISCA BOB CRUISE, on and MRS. WILMER F. GOYER. their first visit here from Tam They also saw friends in Chief pa, Fla.

Others in and out at the HANEY household during land, Ft. Myers, Estero, Napthe week were CORRIE and les, and Lake Placid. It was EDDIE BERNARD of Mobile good time to be in Florida -and LYNN GADDIS and son the orange and JIM of Hattiesburg. It's grapef.uit been trees we full fruit, and so a busy week but good one. delicious.

On New Year's Day the FORTENBERRYS and Last weekend BETTY and entertained friends pROSSIE DYESS made the GOYERS four and relatives. hour drive to Alexandria, La, to see their first grandson. AVIS BROWN was to enter ERIK CHRISTOPHER FAIRthe Methodist hospital at Hat- LEY, and he was just as beautiesburg on Wednesday for sur tiful as they expected. They gery on her hand on Thursday are already p'anning on anoth1 She's hoping to be back home er visit soon after ERIK on Monday, Jan. 22 that's home from the hospital with her birthday and a hospital is parents, WANDA and WAYNE.

Melissa Cruise, Recent Bride, Honored At Coffee Mrs. James R. McMurray and Mrs. James W. Patterson entertained in honor of a recent bride on Saturday morning at the McMurray home.

Mrs. Robert E. Cruise, Jr. the former Miss Melissa Haney, was the honored guest at a coltee given between the hours of 10 and 11:30. For the occasion Mrs.

Cruise wore a dress in a deep copper tone styled with a front buttoned closing and long full sleeves. In the living room the beautifully. appointed refreshment table was covered with a white linen cutwork cloth and decorated with a centerpiece arrangement of pink carnations and white mums in an antique silver bowl. Mrs. D.

M. Coats presided at the silver coffee service. After guests were served they assembled in the den where they enjoyed informal conversation. Recorded music played softly in the background. On the coffee table in the den a bouquet of miniature Tropicana roses added to the party setting.

Entertained with Mrs Cruise were her mother, Mrs. Joseph Haney, her husband's mother. Mrs. Robert E. Cruise, of Purvis, Mrs.

M. B. Moore. Jr. Mrs.

D. M. Coats, Mrs. E. D.

McLean, Mrs. C. C. Thompson, Mrs. Frank R.

Fortenberry, Mrs. Charles Giffin, Mrs. W. H. Jones, Mrs.

John Fortenberry, Mrs. Eddie Ray Breakfield, Mrs. L. W. Johnson, Mrs.

H. W. Hart. Mrs. Chuck Dale, Miss Dawn Givens, Miss Melinda Patterson, Miss Colleen Crawley, Miss Helen Ann Rogers, Miss Beth Padgett, Miss Deb- Reception At Parish Hall For Mr.

and Mrs. Fatheree Mr. and Mrs. Billy Cox honored their daughter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs.

Fatheree, at a reception on the evening of Dec. 30 at the Holy Trinity Parish Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Rawls were cohosts.

Mrs. Fatheree is the former Karen Cox. The couple was on a short visit to Columbia. their first trip here since their marriage on August 12, 1972. at Alexandria, Va.

They now reside in Charlottesville, where Mr. Fatheres is attending law school at the University of Virginia. As guests arrived Miss Gin ger Cox, sister of the honoree, invited them to register at a table adorned with greenery and red berries and hurricane lamps holding red candles. Mrs. Wendell Cox, sister-inlaw of Mrs.

Fatheree, and Mrs. Ramie Eisworth, welcomed guests and presented them to the receiving line. For the occasion Mrs. Fath eree chose a floor-length dress styled with a bodice in a flor. al pattern of red and black and a black crepe skirt.

She wore a corsage of white carnations Mr. and Mrs. Cox receive. guests with the honored couple. A variety of party foods was served from a buffet table cov ered with a white cloth and decorated with red candles magnolia foliage, ivy, and rec berries.

At the center of the table a gold candelabrum held lighted red tapers and at each end of the table red tapers were placed in half-moon candieholders. Greenery and rec berries surrounded the crystal punch bowl. Stephanie Rawls served as tea girl. During the evening Bruce Rawls played a program of music. The piano was decorated with candles and greenery Out-of-town guests included Mr.

and Mrs. Effie Fewell of Waveland, Mr. and Mrs. Glyn Geiger of Tylertown, Mrs. Cecil Lamousin of Greenville, Mr.

and Mrs. Wendell Cox of to and in one in Hickory Grove News By MRS. HOLLIS DOUGLAS Mr. and Mrs. Van Runnells of Hattiesburg visited Mr.

and Mrs. Claude Graves day last week. Aunt Lena Smith spent several days in Hattiesburg the home of a sister-in-law, Mrs. Nancy Richardson, while she had surgery in Methodist Hospital. Also visited Forrest General Hospital with another Mrs.

Fannie Richardson. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Douglas, recently were Mr. and Mrs.

Darwin Smith and son, Spencer, Miss Pamela Lott of Belvue community, Mrs. Sarah Alma Thomas, Beth Smith of Hattiesburg, Mrs. Shellia Clark children of Sumrall, Mrs. Unice Freeman: and son, Curtis of Purvis. Mrs.

Hollis Douglas, Dwayne Smith, Mrs. Earnestine Lee. and children, Clay and Jill of Saucier, Kathlyn Ellenton of Hattiesburg. Miss Kathlyn Ellenton of Hattiesburg spent Saturday night with Miss Vicky Ann Graves. Glad report the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Lee is home after a stay in Forrest General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Earl McRaney of Rocky Branch visited in the home of Mr.

anc Mrs. Jesse Douglas Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff McRaney and daughter, Christie of Foxworth visited in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Jerry Earl MeRaney of Rocky Branch. Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Smith and son Jason and Mark visited her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Ethan Williamson of Purvis, last week. Mrs. Samuel Dalon and children visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Lester Broome, last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Broome of Williamsburg visited in the home of his son, Mr. and Mrs.

Lowery Broome, Saturday, Birth Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Fairley of Alexandria, announce the birth of a son who has been named Erik Christopher, At birth on Jan. 12 he weighed eight pounds and ten ounces. The mother is the former Wanda Dyess.

Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Rossie Dyess of Columbia. Paternal grandparents are Mrs. Billy Fairley and the late Mr.

Fairley of Picayune. bie Giffin, Miss Ray Pittman of Hattiesburg, Mrs. Edward P. Dyess of Little Rock, and Mrs. Marion Stephens of Bogalusa.

Sunflower. Stores WINS ISAAC YOUNGBLOOD ROUTE 4, COLUMBIA Broke The Super Bank Saturday At Sunflower And Won You, Too, Can Win. Get Your Card Punched Every We ek. If You Don't Have One, Get One! Nothing To Buy, No Obligation. The Banks This Week Total $225.

come a to BE are in card and not cashiers already give of of you oue registration 1 -PROGRESS, COLUMBIA, MISSISSIPPI Section Two Page Three $5 45 45 45 Strike it This Week Worth a total RICH! BANE DAY. Mr. Money you get your share registered this ARE YOU REGISTERED? $225 E- FEE ask any RANK friendly to FREE BANK DAY YOUR CARD PUNCHED WEEK DO IT Isaac Youngblood Last Weeks TODAY! THIS WEEK'S WINNER Broke The Super NOTHING TO BUY -NO OBLIGATION Bank. Won $1,025. We Accept U.S.D.A.

Food Stamps Prices Effective January 18, 19 20 SO SE 15 45 0 45 38 95 06 1 06 SEE I Coca-Cola 16 Six-Pack OUNCE Carton PINTS Plus Deposit TRADE MARK REQ. 5. PAT OFF (If You Buy 2 Cartons, You'll Get As Much Coke As You Would In 6 Quarts!) U. HARVEST FRESH GREEN CABBAGE LB. 12c SALLY'S Savory Aged SUPER TRIM SUPER TRIM Heavy Beef Super Trim SWISS RIB STEAK RIB EYES STEAK BONE IN lb.

$149 lb. $269 Beef You'd Naturally at the Expect Aged Price to Pay Heavy SALLY'S FRESH GROUND CERTIFIED Aged Artificially Beef For Baby SAVORY-AGED, Beef or BEEF other HAMBURGER LB. 49 Look For Specials SPEC This Seal SALLY'S SAVORY AGED BONELESS CHUCK ROAST LB. 19 SALLY'S Fresh Ground LB. SAVORY-AGED BEEF SELECTED ESPECIALLY FOR OUR STORE CHUCK SALLY'S SLAB SLICED RIND OFF BACON LB.

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and Mrs. Terry Morgan of McComb, Mr. and Mrs. Perry McMichael of Hattiesburg, Miss Kathy Gray of Jackson, and Mr. and Mrs.

Larry Edmonds of New Orleans..