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Page6B THE NORTHSIDE SUN, JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Thursday, May 5, 1983 Sun Beams Donna Carole Borkley to wed Daniel Scoff Roberts Luncheon Clubs i 0 spfa TvcTS 4 Mr. and Mrs. James Boswell Bark ley of New Albany announce the engagement of their daughter, Donna Carole, to Daniel Scott Roberts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lester Roberts of Jackson.

Miss Barkley is the granddaughter of Mrs. Joe Clyde Parks Sr. and the late Mr. Parks of New Albany, and Claude Wellington Barkley and the late Mrs. Barkley of Cotten Plant.

She was an honor graduate from W. P. Daniel High School in New Albany and attended Mississippi State University. She received an Bachelor of Science degree in nursing from the University of Mississippi School of Nursing in 1982, where she was named to the dean's list. She is a registered nurse and is associated with Womans Hospital.

The future bridegroom is the grandson of Mrs. Samuel Stillwell Conoly Sr. and the late Mr. Conoly of Jacksonville, and the late Mr. and Mrs.

Jesse L. Roberts of Lexington, Miss. He is a graduate of Festive Involved in preparations for the May 7 May Festival at St. James Episcopal Church are (from left) Betty Williamson, games; Mary Margaret Hickman, games; Jennifer Collins, chairman; Karen Powell, co-chairman; and Cindy Reed, publicity. ii.

a Donna Carole Barkley Jackson Preparatory Academy and is attending Mississippi College, under scholarship and was a member of the Choctaw basketball team. He is associated with South Central Bell in Jackson. The wedding will be solemnized June 25 at 4 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church in New Albany. Prized car Games, goodies, gifts to be at St.

James' festival Susie Murphy test drives a battery-powered toy car that is one of the raffle prizes being offered in the Northwest Rankin Band Booster Club's Mayfest Paulette Sellers (left) and Delois Owen are co-chairmen of the event which will be held Saturday, May 7, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the school. Games, food and crafts also will be included in Mayfest Proceeds will be used to purchase band equipment. (SUN PHOTO) Sunday is Mother's Day.

le Mercredi Mrs. Frank Potts, president, presided at the April 27 meeting of Le Mercredi Luncheon Club. The meeting was held at Colonial Country Club. Mrs. Howard McMillan, hostess chairman, was assisted by co-hostesses Mrs.

J. C. Clark, Mrs. Gorden E. Brown, Mrs.

Lee B. Agnew, Mrs. J. Gordon Dees and Mrs. Howard Gayden.

The invocation was given by Mrs. Mcllwain. Mrs. Raymond Martin won high score at bridge and Mrs. T.

B. Moore won second high. Floral arrangements were won by Mrs. John Burwell, Mrs. R.

J. Landis and Mrs. Frank Williams. Members present were Mesdames Oscar Adams, Agnew, John Albritton, George Alexander, Guy Bailey, Alvin Brent, James F. Brown, Randolph Burbette, W.

Jere Burton, John Burwell, C. J. Clark, G. C. Clark, Bert Crisler, Dees, Von B.

Dunaway, H. C. Frye, E. D. Gaby, W.

P. Garth, Gayden, Floyd Gilley, C. B. Goodson. Also Mesdames John Hand, W.

E. Hardeman, E. 0. Harder, Perry Hemphill, Jack Holmes, R. B.

Howard, Parker Jeter, R. J. Landis, Richard Largent, C. E. Lyons, Raymond Martin A.

E. May, Moore, A. Drew McCulley, McMillan, John Dennis McNeese, Arthur Miller, R. R. Moulden, W.

R. Newman, C. D. Noble, William C. Patterson.

Also, Mesdames Frank Potts, R. D. Ramsey, Miles Riley, T. D. Roach, George H.

Robinson, Thomas Rousseau, John Satterfield, H. Groves Smith, John B. Traylor, W. R. Trim, Hozie Turner, J.

J. Turner, Eugene W. Wells, John H. Whitfield, Frank B. Williams Jr.

and Frances S. Wren. Guests were Mesdames Charles Force, Norman Burn-stein, Willis Gooch, Randolph Millard, Clyde Brooks, Dick Acker, Roy Manning, Monroe Stewart, A. J. Yates and John Aldridge.

pedicures, facial waxing Pam Pittman Penne Bagley Josie Grubbs Earnestine Craft SILVER SHEARS Remember her with shish-ka-bob, corn-on-the-cob, hot dogs and cold drinks. A garden and flower shop will feature greenery, and a Mother's Day booth will have gifts galore. Gourmet delights, casseroles, and baked and canned goods also will be on sale. Proceeds from May Festival '83 will be used to enlarge storage facilities at the church and to replace toys in the nursery. WW Flowers Choose from a wide variety of silk flowers and accessories for everlasting beauty.

(Silk flowers at Pear Orchard Store Only) The congregation of St. James Episcopal Church invites the public to the church's May Festival '83 to be held from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. at the church on Oakridge Drive. Children may be entertained with a spacewalk, puppet show, pony rides, fortune telling, face painting, pie throwing, games of all sorts, cotton candy, and candy apples.

The sandwich shop and concession booth will also have Hanging Color Baskets Your Choice 2 fori 400 Potted Roses 398 Select Group of Baskets 50 on Callaway's Of Centers North Mart Plaza near Meadow brook 366-6463 Behind Westland Plaza 948-2105 Dunn fwrUnA I Dt OCT I'll 1 A mmrf rAISTORESOPENSUNDA Legal Notice Notice is hereby given pursuant to Mississippi statutes that the following goods will be sold at M50 North State Street, Jackson, Mississippi. Sealed bids will be accepted May 13, 1983 and May 14, 1983. Highest bidder will be notified. This sale is to satisfy claims by SECURITY STOR 4 LOCK together with all costs of sale. Dorothy Murphy Bruce LaGrone Bobbie Starfcs Judy Kinsey HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND MISCELLANEOUS Any of the above items may be withdrawn from sale by SECURITY STOR LOCK at any time without prior notice.

May 5 and 12, 1983 Legal Notice IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF THE FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF HINDS COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ROSIE GREER, DECEASED NO. P-2972 NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF THE ESTATE OF ROSIE GREER, DECEASED Letters of Administration having been granted on the 19th day of April, 1983. by the Chancery Clerk of the First Judicial District of Hinds County, State of Mississippi, to the undersigned upon the estate of Rosie Greer, deceased, notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against said estate to present the same to the Clerk of the said Court for probate and registration according to law within ninety (90 days from this date, or they will be forever barred. THIS, THE 19th DAY OF APRIL, 1983. sDORA GREER KING, Executrix I April 28, May 5 and 12, 19831 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Pamper Mother This Mother's Day Give a Gift of Beauty Featuring the Latest in Hair Design Charlotte Christian Geno Mr.

and Mrs. Craig Marsh Geno of 5430 Meadow Oaks Park announce the birth of their daughter, Charlotte Christian, born April 24 at Womans Hospital. Maternal grandparents are Mrs. Eugene Caldwell and the late Charles Henley of Jackson. Paternal grandparents are Mrs.

V. M. Geno of Brooksville and the late Mr. Geno. Meredith Lauren Womack Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Womack of 1247 Greenbriar St. announce the birth of their daughter, Meredith Lauren, born April 27 at Womans Hospital. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

Brodie Baynes of Knoxville, Term. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Womack Jr. of Jackson.

Kimberly Rayshun James Michael and Beckey James of 5686 Beechwood Dr. announce the birth of then-daughter, Kimberly Rayshun, on April 25 at Mississippi Baptist Medical Center. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fulton Porter of 3709 Alber-marle Rd.

Paternal grandparents are the Rev. and Mrs. T.C. James of 2011 Utah St. John Suber Rumbavage Dr.

and Mrs. Will Rumbavage of Rt. 1, Springhill Drive, Terry, announce the birth of their son, John Suber, April 21 at Mississippi Baptist Medical Center. Maternal grandmother is Mrs. Wilford Eugene Tillman of 3825 Dogwood Dr.

Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Albert Rumbavage of Terry. Luncheon Clubs The April meeting of Melange Luncheon Club was held at Primos Northgate. Members and guests were greeted during the re-luncheon social by hostesses Marsha Revere, Rexine Henry and Cappie Jeffreys.

Tables were decorated with candles surrounded by geraniums, all atop pink and blue-checked gingham runners. Commissioner Jim Buck Ross spoke about new Mississippi agricultural and Forestry Museum. Members attending included Chris Andrews, Maureen Bryant, Ramelle Forman, Mona Evans, Carol Hamm, Gloria Hasseltine, Susan Hathcock, Rexine Henry, Shelia Hunt, Cappie Jeffreys, Laura Jones, Ann Lee, Nancy Lehman, Elizabeth Low, Peggy Rives, Marsha Revere, Boo Richards, Janice Shows and Beverly Sum-mrall. Guests included Becky Greer, Mary Lou Kennedy, Jackie Patterson and Tricia Walker. VISIT CHEF BRILL Educational Television viewers will meet at Commander's Place in New Orleans for dinner Saturdayvisually, that is when "Great Chefs of New Orleans" visits Chef Gerhard Brill.

The program can be seen at 6 p.m., Saturday, May 7, on the Mississippi ETV Network. ENGAGEMENT, WEDDING STORY POLICY STATED Tha Northatda Sun'a potcy on wadding and angagamarrt storm and pic-turaa ta aa folowi: If fta alory and picture ara aubmrttad ft to tha Sui tha picture and al of tht tory 0 poaafcta ba uaed aa aoon If tha atory and picture appear In tha local dafy nawepapera or Sunday paper, before bang aubmittad to tha Sun, onty the picture with cutanea or very brief atory be ueed aa aoon as ttie atory and picture are eubmmed arnuttaneouety to the Sun and to tha deity papart. at euch a Ima that it wi appear first In tha derty papers and in the Sun's next Thursday edition, an ATTEMPT be made to use aa much aa poesbie of the story, but apace pnonty wi go to more eiduerve earns. In al caeee, the photograph wi be used as soon as possible Engagement and wadding coverage is reatncled to thoaa of residents tha Sun's prime drcubbon area-North Jaduon, Madison, Ridgetend end the Reservoir aree-or thoaa of former Northstders Space probleme. and a natural priority tor first coverage news make that policy necessary.

No forms are used. Engagement itortes should be no more than 21 type written knee Wedding atonea ahoutd be no more than 48 typewritten lines. When submitting engagements and weddings, pteaee mar release dels and plans for the story In other papers on the copy, along with name and phone number MstoneJ should be submitted at least one week before (xjMcjIkxi kM II wi tm tor lh proper nlmi dm Th dMdkw lor wfhWiy ind snoiQtflwit Motim Haircuts. 00 Perms $35 Sup Shampoo .00 Children's Haircuts $7.50 J---OCr 362-6550 also manicures, Owner Stylists: THE Certificate l'' Samples of silhouettes Among those preparing gifts, such as these silhouettes, to be sold at the Mother's Day Booth for the May 7 St. James May Festival '83 are (from left) Mary Shirley, Sally Killebrew and Betty Williamson.

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