The Magee Courier from Magee, Mississippi • 3

THE MAGEE COURIER, THURSDAY, MAY 13. 1982 3A Events money auditorium. to Adult complete plates the will church be $5 and children under 12, $2.50. An auction will be held beginning of at 7 p.m. Everyone is invited.

Interest 15 will USM be Commencement held Spring May 15 at 7:30 p.m. in Saturday the Reed Green 13 will elected Simpson hold officials County's a students Coliseum. will receive Approximately degrees. 1875 breakfast at Thursday, May 13 at 7 a.m. beth Jebb and Baldwin Eliza- will Thursday Cline's Restuarant 16 Descendents of be held at the 13 Richard Mendenhall of Peters, the HS in friends Magee Sunday and beginning relatives at Community 10 a.m.

invited. House All are Band has announ- Bring a pinic lunch. Thursday ced an Alumni Band in conjunction with the Any former member of the 16 Baddour MemorBand's Spring Concert May 13. The Miracles of Mendenhall High Band is urged ial Center will to participate in the Alumni provide musical a Band. Rehearsals will be May 2 and in the Band Hall.

Sunday program a 6 p.m. 9 at 3 p.m. at Mendenhall 'United Methodist For further details contact Church. Coffee and cokes will be Richard Peters at 847-3689, served in the hall 847-4635 or write to Mendenhall following the service. fellowship High School Alumni Band, 101 Circle Mendenhall, MS.

39114. Les Jardiniers 18 install Garden their Club new will 15 class The Sunday of Young Dry School Creek Adult Hostesses Tuesday will be at officers Mrs. Magee at Sue 10 Library. Honea a.m. Baptist will and Mary Pruitt.

All members are sponSaturday sor a fish fry from urged to be present. 5-7 p.m. at the church to raise (See Events, page 4) Jennifer Munn, Beverly Jones have highest grade averages Jennifer Munn, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. William G.

Munn of Mendenhall, has been named valedictorian at Mendenhall High School, and Beverly Jones, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Johnny Jones of Mendenhall, is Mendenhall's salutatorian. Jennifer, who has an overall grade point average of 98.17, is vice. president of the Beta Club, a member of the math club, Photo Club, Science Club, Computer Club and tennis team.

She is co- head cheerleader, was selected to Who's Who Among American High School Students; the Society of Distinguished Students; a Governor's Scholar; Most Intellectual; and a senior beauty. She placed fifth at the district science fair. She plans to attend the University of Southern Mississippi and major in medicine. Beverly, who has an overall grade point average of 97.6. is Mendenhall Beta Club treasurer; Math Club president; Student Council treasurer; Youth Advisory Council vice- president; Computer Club vice- president; and a member of the Photo Club, Science Club and Band Rifle Corps.

She was selected to Who's Who Among High School Students, the Society of Distinguished American High School Students, a member of the U.S. Academic Academy and Who's Who in Music. She plans to attend Hinds Junior College next and mayear jor in computer science. Angela Magee honored with many fetes honored Massey, Mrs. Edgar Shotts, Mrs.

Harold Coleman, Mrs. Wade Donnell, Mrs. Joe McGuffee, Mrs. Jim Wilson, Mrs. Earnestine Fairley, Mrs.

Gill Haynes, Mrs. Burnell Walker, Mrs. E.A. Davis and Mrs. John Franklin.

Luncheon, April 19 Miss Angela Magee was honored with a luncheon at the Sundancer Restaurant in Highland Village given by Mrs. Jan Brister of Jackson. A delicious salad, seafood entree and dessert were enjoyed by bridesmaids and friends of the bride -elect. Miscellaneous Color Shower April 17 The patio garden room at the home of Mrs. Clifton Byrd in Mt.

Olive provided the lovely setting for a color shower honoring Miss Angela Magee. Guests were invited to bring a gift in the favorite colors of the bride blue and peach. One of the highlights of the gathering was the bride-to-be being requested to homemade biscuits from 'scratch'. Many and various ingredients were made available. After much dilemma, the biscuits were completed and served to the guests with other outstanding goodies.

Hostesses for the gala party were Mrs. Terri Guthrie of Fort Walton Beach, Fla. and Miss Cathy Leonard and Mrs. Byrd of Mt. Olive.

Brunch, April 24 Mrs. Gill Haynes was hostess for a bridal jazz brunch on Saturday morning, April 24, at LeFleurs Restaurant in Jackson honoring Miss Angela Magee. A festive at- Melinda Prince to wed Miss Everett to wed Mr. White July 10 Mr. and Mrs.

Billy Herbert Everett announce the engagement of their daughter, Sherry Lee Everett, to Wesley David White, son of Mrs. Novaleen White and the late Mr. Holcombe White of Laurel. Miss Everett is the granddaughter of Mrs. Ural Everett and the late Herbert A.

Everett of Magee and the late Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Lee Grubbs of Magee. A graduate of Simpson County Academy, Miss Everett was elected homecoming queen, cheerleader, and elected to Who's Who. She graduated from Hinds Junior Col-.

lege as a certified dental assistant and from the University Medical Center as a registered dental hygienist. She is a member of the Mississippi Dental Assistants Association, the Mississippi Dental Hygienist Association, a delegate for the Mississippi Dental Hygienist Association, and a representative of the Mississippi Allied Health Professions Association. Miss Everett is presently, Medical employed at the School Univer- of sity Center, Dentistry as a hygienist and supervisor of dental assistants in the Department of Pediatric Dentistry. Mr. White is the grandson of the late Mr.

and Mrs. Everett Dewey Hewett and the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. White.

Mr. White graduated from R.H. Watkins High School in Laurel, Jones County Junior College and received his bachelor of science degree from Mississippi State University where he was a member of Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity. Mr. White is employed at Phelps Dodge Cable and Wire Company in the Production Control Department in Starkville.

vows will be exchanged July 10 at 7:30 p.m. at the First Methodist Church of Magee. Local invitations are being extended through the media. Miss Mize, Mr. Wuensch wed in double ring ceremony Miss Cynthia Lynn Mize, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles M. Mize of Kingwood, became the bride of Mr. Bradley M. Wuensch of Strongville, Oh.

Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose Mrs. Brenda Bowman, her sister, to serve as matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Kim Blackledge and Miss Joy Blackledge of Gulfport, cousins of the bride. Best man was Mr. Andy Shumway of New York, and groomsmen were Mr.

Clav Bowman of Houston, Tex. Mr. Terry Bagley of Kingswood, Tex. A reception followed at Kingwood Country Club. After a honeymoon in Cancun, Mexico, the couple resides in Kingwood, Tex.

The bride is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Kennedy and Mrs. Audell Mize and the late Mr.

Opal' Mize: Out -of -town guests were Mr. James Whittington, June 19 Mr. and Mrs. Benny H. Prince of Magee announce the engagement of their daughter, Melinda Leigh, to James Steve Whittington, son of Mr.

and Mrs. James Steve Whittington of Hazelhurst. Miss Prince is the granddaughter of Mrs. Grover Walker and the late Mr. Walker of Magee and Mrs.

Berlie Prince and the late Mr. Prince also of Magee. The future bridegroom is the grandson of Mrs. Armon Whittington and the late Mr. Whittington of Hazelhurst and Mrs.

Hal Hearst and the late Mr. Hearst also of Hazelhurst. Miss Prince was graduated from Magee High School. She IS a graduate of Copiah Lincoln Junior College. While attending Co- Lin mosphere was created by the lively music of jazz instrumental group as the guests arrived.

They were invited into the private party room by Mrs. Charles Hester and Mrs. Haynes. delicious salad, creamed chicken on toast entree and dessert was offered. The hostess gift was a stem of the bride- chosen Waterford crystal.

Kitchen Shower April 25 Mrs. James Harvey and Mrs. Ken Halford, of Vicksburg, were hostesses for a kitchen shower honoring Miss Angela Magee on Sunday afternoon, April 25. Longtime friends and their mothers were invited into the lovely Harvey home on Marsha Avenue and greeted by the hostesses. Pastel -painted daises formed an elegant center piece.

Beautiful party foods were served from an inviting table including fresh fruit. miniature tarts, cheese straws and punch. Many useful gifts were received by the bride-to-be. Cookout, April 25 The Eugene Polks. Billy Ray Kennedys, Bill Smiths, Dr.

and Mrs. Wayne Cockrell, and Dr. and Mrs. E.E. Bennett hosted a barbe.

que chicken cookout with all the trimmings in the Polk home honoring Miss Angela Magee and Joe Stephens. Invited guests consisted of couples, friends of the bride and groom A porcelain Oriental ginger jar was presented the honorees by the hosts. Miscellaneous Tea Shower On May 4, the spacious home of she was a member of the Sojourners, the college choir and the band rifle corps. She was elected Who's Who Among Campus Favorites, a member of the homecoming court, a top five beauty and a cheerleader. The prospective bridegroom was graduated from Copiah Academy.

He is a graduate of Copiah Lincoln Junior College. He is employed with McDermott, of Harvey, La. Wedding vows will be exchanged in a candlelight ceremony, Saturday, June 19, at 7:30 p.m. at First Baptist Church in Magee. Friends and relatives are invited to share in this event the and home the of the reception bride.

follow. ing at Dr. and Mrs. Patrick Pasco on Kennedy Drive in Magee was the setting for a miscellaneous shower honoring Miss Angela Magee, bride-elect of Joseph L. Stephens.

Mrs. Kendrick McCarley greeted the many guests and presented them to the bride-to-be. Mrs. Lavern Butler presided over the guest register. The appointed tea table was beautifully adorned by a handsome arrangement of strawberry and pink roses.

Many delicious trays of party sandwiches, sweets and punch were served. Guests were invited through the home to see the numerous gifts and enjoy the beauty of the lovely home. The terraced garden patio with the kidney shaped pool proved a favorite gathering place for the guests. Hostesses included Mrs. Thelma Winborne, Mrs.

Jean Allen. Mrs. Bonnie Butler, Mrs. Nan Craven, Mrs. Mary Jo Everett, Mrs.

Sally Herring. Mrs. Lois Kennedy, Mrs. Katherine McCarley, Mrs. Etta Mae Parker, Mrs.

Sandra Parker, Mrs. Bobbie Pasco, Mrs. Peggy Prince, Mrs. Patti Simmons, Mrs. Ann Walker, Mrs.

Mamie Walker. Mrs. Ann Womack, Mrs. Faye White and Mrs. Ora Mae McAlpin.

Lingerie Shower, May 8 The home of Mrs. Effie Mum in Mendenhall was the setting for a lingerie shower honoring Miss Angela Magee on Sunday, May 8. Hostesses for the occasion were Miss Lisa Prince of Mendenhall and Houston. Tex. and Miss Cindy Bracken of Clinton.

On April 15, the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Mangum on Woody Drive in Mendenhall was the setting for an announcement miscellaneous shower for Miss Angela Frances Magee, bride-elect of Joseph L. Stephens of Magee. Mrs.

Mangum and her daughter, Mitzi, greeted guests and invited them to the tea table for bridal refreshments. A beautiful arrangement of strawberry roses was the outstanding centerpiece. Hostesses were Mrs. Maurice Knight, Mrs. Grace Powell, Mrs.

George Williamson, Mrs. Larry Beach, Mrs. Effie Munn, Mrs. Frank H. and Mrs.

Delmas McAlpin of Magee; Miss Corine Kennedy of Jackson; Mr. and Mrs. James Blackledge, Teri and Lea Blackledge of Gulfport; Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Robertson and Mr.

David Robertson of Carthage, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Jones of Jackson and Miss Sandra Jones of Magee. Births John Trent Robinson Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Robinson of Magee are proud to announce the birth of their son, John Trent, on May 6 at Womans Hospital in Jackson. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Davis of Mendenhall. Paternal grandparent is Mrs.

Mae Ellington of Magee. OBITUARIES Mr. Lewis Rowan Floyd Mr. Lewis Rowan Floyd, 96, of Magee died May 11 at his home. He was a retired farmer and practiced law for 65 years.

Services will be held May 13 at 4 p.m. at Corinth Baptist Church with Rev. Billy Guest officiating. Burial is in Corinth Cemetery under the direction of Colonial Chapel Funeral Home. Survivors include three sons.

Walton W. Floyd, J.W. Floyd, both of and L.R. Floyd, Jr. of Jackson; three daughters, Mrs.

A.W. (Bessie) Floyd, Sr. Magee, Mrs. Marvin (Agnes) Curlin of Tulsa, Okla. and Mrs.

Zula Fleming of Sacramento, 30 grandchildren; great 20 great -great -grandchildren; two brothers, Charlie Floyd of Edwards and J.B. Floyd Magee four sisters, Mrs. Ina Napier of Seminary, Mrs. Alna Varner and Mrs. Iona Jones, both of Magee and Mrs.

Lenora Jones of Pearl. Mi. and His. Archie Leonard Magee request the honour of your presence at the mariage of their daughter Angela Frances lo Mi. Joseph Lawrence Stephens on Saturday, the fifteenth of May Nineteen hundred and eighty -loo al seven clock in the evening First Baptist Church Mendenhall, Mississippi and afterwards al the reception al the home of the bride.