The Northside Sun from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 24

NORTHSIDE SUN, JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Thursday, May 1,1980 hi -rfmii Our Dor's back from Odd Couples throw Hairy Buffalo Party Mrs. America Pageant sssssssssssssssssss Sun Beams sssssssssssssssssss LINDSAY BETH LASSERRE Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lasserre III, 3105 Downing announce the birth of a daughter, Lindsay Beth Lasserre, on Apr. 23, at Mississippi Baptist Medical Center.

Paternal grandfather is Joseph H. Lasserre Jr. of Baton Rouge, La. Ellen and Joey Mitchell, Suzan and Tommy Thames, Scarlotte and Crymes Pittman, John and Terrie Ainsworth, Butch and Pat Cothren, Judy and Dick Ousley, Hike and Jane Dennis, Monty and Bennett Chotard, Ann and Oscar Johansen, Helen and Doug Duke, Lee and Dan Singletary, Slipper and Judy Jernigan, Mary Jo and Clarke Holmes, Helen and Matt Ballew, Muffy and Tim Mitch, Lessley and Beau Whittington, Bill and Judi Deterly, Van and Carolyn Temple, Wanda and Bobby Lowery, Camille and Bill Morris, Pat and Charlie Russell, Gayle and Jim Poole, Deb and Van Lackey, Suellen and Gayden Ward, Jane and Robert Allen Smith, Beverly and Jack Lowery. Ala Allenburger.

Susanne and Bobby Hardin, Ben and Lynn Nelson, Bill and Susan Jones, Olivia and Arnold Feltenstein, Walter and Cbrlssy Lydick, Jot and Tricia Scott, Susan and Henry Shotta, Charles and Anne Hooker, Jerry and Julianne Summerford, Susan and JoJo Payne. Larry and Carolyn HoUis, Helen and York Craig, Cecil and Nancy Brown, THE Sun Beams ssssssssssssssssssss EMILY ANNE TURNER Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Turner of 4039 Eastline Dr.

announce the birth of their daughter, Emily Anne on April 18 at the Mississippi Baptist Hospital. She weighed seven pounds five ounces and was born on her mother's birthday. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William M.

Spotts and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. T. Arnold Turner all of North Jackson. CHARLES ELLIS PARRISH Mr.

and Mrs. Charles E. Parrish, 212 Baybury announce the birth of a son, Charles Ellis Parrish, on April 23, at Womans Hospital. Maternal grandparents are Mrs. Ellis A.

Sylar and the late Ellis A. Sylar of 1532 Robert Dr. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Sam L.

Parrish and Mr. and Mrs. Zed Wieczorek, all of Jackson Page 1 0B ST. AUGUSTINE FILL IN THOSE BARE SPOTS WITH QUALITY OVERSIZE SOD. BLOCKS ARE 16 Northsiders can watch Mrs.

Mississippi, Doris McDonald Modjeski of 5330 North State compete in the fourth annual Mrs. America Pageant which airs on television stations across the country from May 24 to June 18. Viewers should check local television listings for air time of the syndicated program which was taped Friday, April 25 at the Las Vegas Hilton. This year's winner was Carol McKewen of Texas. Mrs.

Modjeski, who spent a week in Las Vegas, returned to Jackson this past weekend. She joined 49 other married state queens competing in interview, evening gown and swimsuit. "The most meaningful experience of the pagenat was LARGE PINE FURNITURE Doris freelance basis. Mrs. Modjeski is the wife of Bill Modjeski and the stepmother of nine-year-old twin boys, Daryl and Paul who attend Mississippi School for the Blind in Jackson.

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All of the contestants were very helpful to me and to each other," she added. Mrs. Modjeski said an "unusual experience" for her during pageant week was "learning to dance on-stage." "I was the only contestant without on-stage dance experience. But, I learned to dance thanks to help from other contestants. They would take me over to the side of the stage and go over the dance steps." Several Mississippians attended the pageant and noted that Mrs.

Mississippi made "a good showing." Much of the week was taken up with rehearsals, according to Mrs. Modjeski. She and the other contestants competed in swimsuit and evening gown on Thursday, April 24. Interviews with the pageant's panel of judges were also held on April 24. Judges included noted designer, Mr.

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Inc. )iSL 4415 North State St Members and guests of the Odd Couples Dance Club celebrated a Spring Hairy Buffalo Party at the Knights of Columbus Lodge. Crayfish and oysters were served at the feast while the "Natural High" Band played. Chairmen of the event, Joe and Gwen Schmelzer and Guy and Jamie Boyll, welcomed the following pests: Jean and Charles Davis, Bill and Daphne Caldwell, Tom and Sharon Payne, John and E. Carmichael, Robert and Doris Carpenter, Ray and Lorraine Long, William R.

Purdy, Jim and Vicki Overs treet, Rusty and Les Rooker, John and Pochantas Smith, Patty and Bryan Barry, Carolyn and Cecil Heidelberg, Corlea and Shelby Rogers, Dick and Sally Molpus, Jimmy and Karen Chandler, Ann Rae and Mac McClure, Dee Porter and Bill Sampson, Bob and Sherry Sands, Carol and David Mann, Tommy and Marjorie Abernethy, Elizabeth and Freddy Davis. Members present were Bubba and Lynn McArthur, Guy and Jamie Boyll, Joe and Gwen Schmelier, Bill and Kathy Howard, Charles and Gall Johnson, Lynn and Bee Phillips, Irene and Ed R. (Bud) Mangum, Susan and dancers, opportunity for volunteer work, and quarterly newsletters, all for a $10 tax deductible contribution. Tickets for the May 9 performance are $5, $9.50, and $11 and may be ordered from the Jackson Ballet, P. 0.

Box 1787, Jackson, 39205. Enclose a self-addressed, stamped envelope and a 50 cents handling fee for best results. Tickets for orders received after Saturday, May 3, will be held at the box office. The auditorium box office will be open beginning Monday, May 5. For additional information call 960-1560.

Pressed glass explained to antique club The April meeting of Art-N-Tiques was held in the home of Mrs. Barbara Davis, who presented a program on pressed glass. Mrs. Davis explained the sandwich method and gave a brief history of some interesting pieces. With Mrs.

Ed Brunini Jr. and Mrs. William Quinn as hostesses, the following members were present, Mesdames Bill Britt, Tommy Wilbanks, Eddie Maloney, M. Larry Lefoldt, Michael Maloney, Frank Goodman, James Spell, Tom Bond, Con Maloney, Charles Lott, and Roger Parks. Mrs.

Hap Antwine was a guest. NORTHSIDE SUN NEWS DEADLINE MONDAY, 5 P.M. CLASSIFIED, TUESDAY NOON Yletts p.m. 1 Bruce Caldwell, principal dancer for Ballet West, will be partnered with Katherine Thibodeaux, principal dancer for The Jackson Ballet, in the final performance of the 197M0 season on May 9 at 8 p.m. in the Jackson Municipal Auditorium.

Billed as "Sayonara, Kathy" to call attention to Thibodeaux's departure for Japan to compete in the "3rd World Ballet Concours," the performance will feature Kathy and Bruce dancing a Grand Pas de Deux from "Don Quixote." Caldwell began his career with Ballet West in the 1962 production of "The Nutcracker." In 1965, he became a member of the company and became a soloist in 1971. Since 1973 he has been a principal. The Jackson Ballet Guild is inviting everyone to be a "Special Friend" and join the Guild now for Season 1980-81. During the year members will receive an invitation to attend a rehearsal, invitation to a reception to meet the We've got the shield for you. For your Life, Health, Home, Car.

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