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2B Almanac: From the COVer, deaths, record The Jackson Sun, Jackson. Friday, Nov. 20, 1987 Deaths DISASTER Briefly Sorority to meet Saturday The Gamma Alpha Omega chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority will meet at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Royal Reed's Catering Service, 507 N. Royal St.

Special guests will include members of Alpha Kappa Alpha's Beta Chi chapter at Lane College. Officers will be elected. Hostesses are Wilma Welch, Maxine Stewart, Karen Stewart, Georgia Ann Wright, Lorraine Williams and Rita Word Anderson. Black caucus supports Jackson GATLINBURG (AP) Several of the state's black legislative caucus members had praise for presidential contender Sen. Albert Gore Jr.

but said they will support Jesse Jackson in the Democratic primary. "We don't have anything against Albert Gore. In fact, we like Albert Gore," Rep. Lois DeBerry said Thursday during a retreat here for Tennessee's black caucus. "But at the same time if we're trying to improve the quality of life of the black family, we must let our black children know that if you work hard and you set your goals, you can do anything in the world, that no gate is closed to you," the Memphis Democrat said.

From Page 1 "If this was actual chlorine, it would have burned lungs and in some cases burned arms and skin," he said. Other hazardous chemicals, such as nitric acid, also were involved in the mock disaster. The wrecked car was provided by Mann's Wrecker service, which also provided a vehicle for a preparedness drill last year, Vaughn said. "We didn't have any fire," said Madison County Fire Department Chief Kelly Holmes. "It went fine," he said.

The full cooperation of city and county fire departments was necessary, he said. Officers and fire officials were to meet at 10 a.m. today to critique the scenario and determine if appropriate procedures are in place to save lives in an emergency. Frank Vedley HUMBOLDT Services for Frank Wedley, 83, will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at Baskerville Funeral Home.

Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery. Mr. Wedley, a laborer, died Wednesday morning at NuCare convalescent home. He had a son R.J. Wedley of Tipton-ville.

For more information, call the funeral home at 784-1717. Dovle Terry HENDERSON Services for Dovie Terry will be at 1 p.m. Saturday at Leon Johnson and Son Funeral Home. Burial will be in Henderson City Cemetery. Mrs.

Terry, a homemaker, died Thursday night at her home. She was married to Ben McCallum Terry. They had a daughter, Mary Madeline Hall of Jackson. For more information, call the funeral home at 989-2624. Richard Jerre Tatum ALAMO Services for Richard Jerre Tatum, 55, will be at 2 p.m.

Saturday at Ronk Funeral Home. Burial will be in Nance Cemetery. Mr. Tatum, an architectural draftsman, died Thursday at his place of business. He was married to Sue Tatum.

They had two daughters, Sheila Britt and Blinda Moore, both of Memphis. He was the son of Beth Tatum of Humboldt. For more information, call the funeral home at 696-5555. Josephine Blackwell Yarbrough Services for Josephine Blackwell Yarbrough, 38, will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Friendly Oak Grove Missionary Baptist Church.

Burial will be in the church cemetery. Mrs. Yarbrough, an employee at Tennessee Textiles, died Monday at HCA Regional Hospital of Jackson. She was the daughter of Rosezenner Yarbrough of Jackson. For more information, call Mercer Brothers Funeral Home at 423-4922.

Calvin Harris McKENZIE Services for Calvin L. Harris, 62, will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Enon Baptist Church, Burial will be in the church cemetery. Mr. Harris, a security guard for Bethel College, died Thursday afternoon at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital.

He was married to Viva Fowler Harris. They had nine children, Mary Lynn Harrison of Peoria, 111., Linda Howe of Nashville, Dorothy Chandler, Ernestine Bunyard, Leon Fowler and Linda Arnold, all of McKenzie, Alvis Fowler of Wentzville, Vernice Fowler of Stergeon, and Billy Joe Fowler of Okinawa, Japan. For more information, call Dilday Funeral Home at 986-8281. Thomas F. Auvenshine TREZEVANT Serivces for Thomas F.

Auvenshine, 51, will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Bowlin Funeral Home. Burial will be in Sunset Cemetery. Mr. Auvenshine, a superintendent for Dallas Housing Authority in Dallas, died Wednesday at Baptist Central Hospital in Memphis.

He was married to Virginia Taylor Auvenshine. They had nine children, Tim Auvenshine of Memphis, Michael Auvenshine and Elizabeth Mae Auven-shire, both of Austin, Texas, Ted Barton and Christine Barton, both of Treze-vant, Tommye Ballard and Beverly Hopkins, both of Memphis, Linda Clark of Bruceton and Angclia Sims of New Orleans. For more information, call the funeral home at 364-3101. Roy Lee King BROWNSVILLE Services for Roy Lee King, 67, will be at 1 m. Saturday at First Baptist Church.

Burial will be in Trenton Cemetery in Gates. Mr. King died Saturday at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Memphis. He was married to Ora Louise Walton King. They had 10 children, Jerry King of Memphis, Wallace King of Hampton, Glen King of Ripley, Leon King, Jimmie Jones, Linda King and William King, all of Brownsville, Donnie King of Jackson, Willora Bates of Indianapolis and Margaret Blackmon of Florissant, Mo.

For more information, call Rawls Funeral Home at 772-1472. Rebecca Geyer Rebecca Geyer, 87, formerly associated with Wilson-Geyer Paint Company, died this morning at Forest Cove Nursing Home. Arrangements are incomplete. For more information, call Lawrence-Sorensen Funeral Home at 424-2424. Merlyn Sneed McKENZIE Services for Merlyn Sneed, 80, will be at 2 p.m.

Sunday at Johnson Temple CME Church. Burial will be in Mount Olive Cemetery. Mrs. Sneed died Wednesday night at City of Milan Hospital. For more Information, call Cox Funeral Home at 986-3634.

Briggette Jeanette Meadows HENDERSON Services for Briggette Jeanette Phelps Meadows, 26, will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at Lucyville Church of Christ. Burial will be in Oak Grove Church of Christ Cemetery. Mrs. Meadows, an employee with Neo Products died Sunday evening at William F.

Bowld Hospital in Memphis. She was married to Dennis Calvin Meadows. They had a son, Dennis Cal-" vin Meadows Jr. of Henderson. She was the daughter of William and Emma Phelps of Henderson.

For more information, call Stephen-son-Shaw Funeral Home at 427-7411. $25 here and $10 there. We haven't even gotten into the big projects yet to raise large sums of money." Donations can be directed to the Doug Mansfield Fund at Merchants State Bank, 1214 Main Humboldt. Surgeons from Campbell Clinic in Memphis, which specializes in muscle and bone treatment, performed the four- to five-hour surgery, which Nowell said was to fuse the vertebrae back together and to relieve swelling around the injury. "They said he made it through the operation all right," Nowell said.

"After that, it's just step by step." "He's still paralyzed," Hale said this morning. "This is just going to take some time." Record PLAYER From Page 1 upper limbs. He lost arm mobility when swelling developed around his injury. Support for Mansfield at Humboldt High School remains strong, said football coach Danny Nowell. "People here visited him a lot right up to the time for him to go down there," Nowell said this morning.

"The students are very involved with the fund" started in Humboldt to raise money for Doug's medical expenses. To date, Nowell said, the fund has reached "right at $5,000 and that's just scattered donations of PAID ANNOUNCEMENT Information supplied by West Tennessee Funeral Directors Mr. John Allen Hill Funeral Services for Mr. John Allen Hill, age 63, will be 1 p.m. Saturday at the Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church with the rev.

Charles Ralner officiating. Burial will be In the Cain Creek Baptist Church Cemetery with the Ste-phenson-Shaw Funeral Home in charge. Mr. Hill departed this life on Monday morning, November 16, 1987, at the Swedish American Hospital in Rockford, Illinois after a brief illness. He was the son of Mrs.

Lena Hoyle Hill and Mr. Henry Hill and was born on June 10, 1924, In Jackson, Tennessee. At an early age, he confessed a hope in Christ and was baptized at the Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church. He was united in Holy Matrimony to Mrs. Annie Bell Davis Hill of Jackson, Tennessee.

Later In life he was united with the late Mrs. Carrie Lee Crutchfield Hill also of Jackson, Tennessee. He leaves to cherish his memories, three daughters, Mrs. Allene Beard of Nashville, Mrs. Johnetta Glenn of Jackson and Mrs.

Carolyn Lamon of Beloit, two sons, Mr. Roy A. Hill of Jackson and Mr. Barry Hill of Nashville, six step-children, Mr. Donald E.HIII of Greenfield, Mr.

Jerry L. Hill of Nashville, Ms. Mary Alice Hill, Mrs. Rosla Love, Mr. Matthew Hill and Mr.

Frederick Hill all of Jackson, a sister, Mrs. Jessie Taylor of Washington, D.C., his father-in-law, Mr. Leroy "Mose" Crutchfield of Jackson, seventeen grandchildren, one great-grandchild, four sons-in-law, four daughters-in-law and a host of other nieces, nephews, relatives and friends. Casketbearers will be sons and step-sons. The family will receive relatives and friends at the Stephen-son-Shaw Funeral Home this evening from 6 to 8 p.m.

Stephenson-Shaw Funeral Home 427-7411 Josephine Blackwell Yarbrough Services for Josephine Black-well Yarbrough, 38, will be Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Friendly Oak Grove Baptist Church with the Rev. C. R. Fuller officiating.

Burial will be in the church cemetery. Mercer Brothers Funeral Home will be in charge. Mrs. Yarbrough died Monday morning at HCA Regional Hospi-tal after a long Illness. She was born and reared In Madison County where she attended the public schools.

She was a member of the Friendly Oak Grove Missionary Baptist Church. Survivors are her mother, Mrs. Rosezenner Yarbrough, four brothers, Preston, Willie Frank, John and Porter Yarbrough, Jr. all of Jackson, two sisters, Mattie Fentress and Adella Lacy both of Jackson, one brother-in-law and three sisters-in-law. The family will receive friends tonight from.

7 to 6 p.m. at the funeral home. Mercer Funeral Home 423-4922 Death Notice Policy: The Jackson Sun provides free death notices for families In our area. However, those desiring more than basic Information provided In the death notice may purchase a paid obituary through their funeral home or the classified advertisement department of The Sun. CITY From Page 1 The city pays Madison County $675 per month to rent the ground level section of the former Union University building at 110 Irby St.

and pays about $175 in utility bills. The city will pay about $7,500 to renovate and construct space at the Parkway school to house the supervisors. The city pays the county $767 a month to house the Jackson City Alternative School at the Irby Street building with about $175 a month in utilities. It will move to the third floor of Jackson Central-Merry's vocational building. The move will cost the city about $2,400 in floor-covering costs, officials said.

About $10 In change was taken from a Pepsi Cola vending machine in front of Southwind Bait Tackle Shop, 1598 N. Parkway Tuesday night. Someone entered the Powder Puff Beauty Salon, 515 E. Chester by forcing a piece of plexiglass out of the front door Tuesday night. Nothing was found missing.

True Barham of 130 Smithville Drive reported a HiCom 1160 AM-FM stereo cassette player and two Stillwater Design Bullet speakers worth $566 taken from her car while it was in her carport Tuesday night. Design Build, a Greenville contractor working at Bruce Lumber 608 Williams reported a welder taken Tuesday night. The welder is a Miller 200-amp portable type, blue with a chrome breather on the exhaust. Two guests at the Sheraton Inn, 2267 N. Highland reported items taken from room 269 Nov.

1. Al Turkel reported a Car-tier watch worth $1,500 to $2,000 taken. Montie Graham of Charlotte, N.C. reported an ultrasuede jacket taken. Several items of clothing were taken from the apartment of Kenneth Coleman at 387 N.

Highland Ave. between 8:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday. Missing are a pair of yellow, pleated, baggy dress trousers worth $15, brown crew neck sweater with a dark and light brown stripe worth $10 and a maroon pair of cotton jogging pants worth $5.

These arrests and court depositions were reported: Ronald Wayne West. 22, and Steve Duke, 18, both of 52 Sadler Trailer Park, were charged with aggravated assault with a rifle at Sadler Trailer Park at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday. Paula Pope, Beverly West and Carla Duke, all occupants of trailer 37, reported someone shot through the top of their trailer. Both men are being held on $10,000 bond and will appear for a preliminary hearing Monday.

James Flowers, 46, no address listed, was charged with aggravated assault with a knife on Thomas Copley at the Handi Pack, 500 E. Main at 7 p.m. Wednesday. Copley said he broke up a fight between Flowers and another man when Flowers pulled an open pocketknife on him. City Court Judge Walter Drake set Flowers' bond at $500.

His preliminary hearing will be today. Two Jackson men were charged with second-degree burglary of the home of Lisa and Gayland Bates at 1171 Hollywood Drive Tuesday. The Bateses reported a home entertainment center, Pioneer stereo with a booster, equalizer deck and AM-FM cassette player missing. Lance R. Inman, 19, 52 Roberts Lane, is being held on $1,000 bond.

James Greg Graves, 18, 76 Rutherford Drive, was released without bond to the custody of his father. Both men will appear for a preliminary hearing Monday. Roy Gray of Route 1, Denmark, was charged with shoplifting steaks worth $25.32 at Warehouse Foods, 2310 N. Highland Wednesday. He paid a $80.25 fine.

evacuates 250 colorless gas into the air. Residents alerted the police and sheriff's departments after they smelled the gas, said city fire Chief Jim Berry. The accident occurred about 3:20 p.m. Residents were back in their homes about 6 p.m. John Allen Hill Services for John Allen Hill, 63, will be at 1 p.m.

Saturday at Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church. Burial will be in Cain Creek Baptist Church Cemetery. Mr. Hill died Monday morning at Swedish American Hospital in Rock-ford, 111. He had five children, Allene Beard and Barry Hill, both of Nashville, Joh-netta Glenn and Roy A.

Hill, both of Jackson, and Carolyn Lamon of Beloit, Wis. For more information, call Stephen-son-Shaw Funeral Home at 427-7411. of Jackson; Grapel Simpson, Desmond F. Hurst, Harry W. Henderson, all of Selmer; Janie Gulledge, Johnnye Smith, both of Parsons; Willa H.

Reynolds, Martha Howard, both of Paris; Jennifer Kail, Bells; Raymond D. Hance, Eva; Lucille E. May, Whiteville; Ronald K. Weiler, Counce; John W. Morrow, Hickory Valley; Laverne Greenhill, Alamo; Waren L.

Taylor, Knoxville; Guy M. Haynes, Linden; Bobby W. McKenzie; Flossie Washam, tin, McKenzie; Flossie Washam, Bethel Springs; Lydia A. Branch, Maury City; James R. Webb, Trenton.

Births JACKSON At General Hospital Thursday Sammy and Nancy Reasons, Alamo, girl; Mark and Debra Settiemoir, Jackson, girl; Chuck and Mary Mount, Jackson, boy; T. Mason and Nan Ashburn, Trenton, boy; Timothy and Dana Ayers, Bradford, boy; Anita Croom, Jackson, girl; Charles and Johayna Mullen, Jackson, girl. Jackson City Commission The Jackson City Commission took this action Friday: It annnounced that the regular meeting next Friday is canceled because of the Thanksgiving holiday. City Hall will be closed both Thursday and Friday. Mayor Bob Conger proclaimed Nov.

22-28 as Family Life Week in the city and gave Jackson Jaycee President David McCutcheon a copy of the proclamation. The Jaycees will honor the week with a series of events. The commission hired Michael Lee Whithamm as a part-time utility worker for $1,850 a month and Michael J. Sheff as a part-time junior utility worker at minimum wage for the recreation department. The commission noted the end of a temporary tennis instructor position In the recreation department.

James Blake Ward held the position during the summer. The city also received one bid for four 1987 motorcycles for the Police Department from Bob's Motorcycle House of Honda on Heritage Square. Bob's bid $18,840 for the motorcycles with $4,400 for the trade of four 1982 motorcycles. The commission turned the bid over to the city's purchasing department and the police department for study and a recommendation, Police blotter These reports were on file Thursday at the Jackson Police and Madison County Sheriffs departments. A Tom's Snack Foods machine was burglarized at the Jackson Street Department, 125 Farrar between 4 p.m.

Tuesday and 4 55 a.m. Wednesday. An undetermined amount of snacks were taken. Entry to the building was gained by knocking out a window. Ammonia leak SAVANNAH A 150- to 200-pound gas tank leaked ammonia near homes on Tennessee 64 and Florence Road Thursday, causing the evacuation of 250 people.

No injuries were reported. A private construction company was hauling the tank with a crane when a valve broke, releasing the Mrs. Dovie Terry Services for Mrs. Dovle Terry will be at 1 p.m. Saturday at Leon Johnson and Son Funeral Home with Jess Wilcoxson officiating.

Burial will be in the Henderson City Cemetery. Mrs. Terry died Thursday night at her home In Henderson after a long illness. She was born in Chester County, daughter of the late John and Mary Ann Wallace McDonald, Sr. She was married to Ben McCallum Terry in 1913.

Mr. Terry died In 1953. She was a member of the Henderson Church of Christ. Survivors are one daughter, Mary Madeline Hall of Jackson, two nieces, Mrs. Mary Braden of Henderson and Mrs.

Julia San-ford of New Rochelle, N.Y., one nephew, John Robert McDonald of Cairo, four grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. A sister, Mrs. Lucy Porter, preceded her In death on Monday, November 16, 1987. Friends may call at the funeral home after 5 p.m. today.

Leon Johnson Son Funeral Home 989-4664 Mrs. Briggette Jeanette Phelps Meadows Funeral services for Mrs. Briggette Phelps Meadows, age 26, will be 2 p.m. Sunday at the Lucyville Church of Christ with Brother Howard Wade, Sr. officiating.

Burial will be in the Oak Grove Church of Christ Cemetery with the Stephenson-Shaw Funeral Home In charge. Mrs. Meadows, an employee with the Neo Products Company, departed this life on Sunday evening, November 15, 1987, at the William Bowld Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee after a long illness. Mrs. Meadows, the daughter of Mr.

William Phelps and Mrs. Emma Phelps, was born on February 22, 1961 In Henderson, Tennessee, where she graduated from the Chester County High School In 1979. At an early age, she was added to the Lucyville Church of Christ and remained a member until death. She was blessed by being united to a loving husband, Mr. Dennis Calvin Meadows, Sr.

on July 3, 1982 and to this union one son, Dennis Calvin Meadows, was born. She leaves to cherish her memories, her devoted husband, Mr. Dennis Calvin Meadows, her precious son, Dennis Calvin Meadows, her loving and caring parents, Mr. William and Mrs. Emma Phelps, two sisters, Ms.

Chandra Yvonne Phelps and Mrs. Marilyn Delores Brooks, seven brothers, Mr. William Mar-cell Phelps, Mr. Michael Anderson Phelps, Mr. Gary Lynn Phelps, Mr.

Richard Keaton Phelps, Mr. David Roger Phelps and Mr. John Shane Phelps all of Henderson and Mr. Tony Avillia Phelps of Hulock, N.C, her wonderful grandmother, Mrs. Emma Jones of Henderson, her loving and caring mother-in-law, Mrs.

Callie Mae Meadows of Henderson, five sisters-in-law, Mrs. Mat-tie Thomas of Akron, Mrs. Vickie Sneed of Compton, Mrs. Clara Phelps of Hulock, N.C. and Mrs.

Stephanie Meadows and Mrs. Renee Phelps both of Henderson, three brothers-in-law, Mr. Randy Meadows of Henderson, Mr. Ronnie Thomas of Akron, Oh. and Mr.

Joe Sneed of Compton, Ca. and a host of other aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, relatives and friends. Casketbearers will be Mr. Bill Wlgginton, Mr. Thomas Frye, Mr.

Marvin Weaver, Mr. Billy Holllngsworth, Mr. Allen Brittian and Mr. Richard Thomas. The family will receive relatives and friends at the Lucyville Church of Christ from 6 to 9 p.m.

Saturday evening. Stephenson-Shaw Funeral Home 427-7411 $2.50 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. $2 admission. Christmas Belle and Bean Pageant, 1 p.m., Crockett County High School Theatre.

(696-5173) Free meal for needy people, 4-6 p.m., Washington-Douglass Courts' Community Center, 348 Commerce St. Sponsor: Helping Hands Organization. Menu: TBA. (427-7096) Pilgrim, play, 6:45 p.m., Union University's W.D. Powell Theatre, dinner performances, two for $25.

(668-1818) Miss Christmas pageant, 7 p.m., Bradford High School Gymnasium, Western Square Dancing, 7 p.m. class, p.m. dance. Highland Park Recreation Center, 619 W. Forest.

Sponsored by Golden Circle 8 Club. Class $3, dance $2, spectators free. (668-5110) Country Musle Hall, p.m., U.S. 45 south. Country Sunshine.

Adults $2.75, under 12 $1, younger than 6 free. (422-4262 664-2294) Country music dance, 7:30 p.m., Magic Valley Skate World. Perkins Brothers. Adults $2.75, younger than 12 $1.25. (427-4984) "Indoor Championship Mud Bog," 7:30 p.m., Martin.

See Today for details. "Little Shop of Horrors," 8 p.m., Lam-buth Theatre, Jackson Theatre Guild's version of the Charles Griffith screenplay, Roger Corman film. $7.50, $6.50 senior citizens. (422-3736) "Master Harold and the Boys," 8 p.m., UT Martin's Harriet Fulton Performing Arts Theatre. stu-dents $2.50.

(587-7090) "The Real Inspector Hound," 8 p.m., Bouldin Auditorium at Bethel College, students $2, Adults $3. Country music dance, 8 p.m., Martha Taylor Building Trenton Fairgrounds. Peggy and Rachel and the Country Flames. Adults $2.50, younger than 12 $1. (692-3663) Public agenda TODAY Jackson City Commission, 10 a.m., City Hall.

(424-3440) Hospital report JACKSON At General Hospital Discharges Thursday Carroll: Loren L. Adcox, Barbara R. Barton, both of McKenzie. Chester: Jackie J. Gilliam, Enville; Osa L.

Taylor, Henderson. Crockett: Barbara K. Mccanless, Friendship. Dyer: Ernest Binkley, Dyersburg. Gibson: James E.

Graves, Michele James and baby boy, Karen R. Johnson and baby boy, all of Humboldt; John Keeling, Milan; Jerry G. Mthis, Medina; Kathy A. Watts, Trenton. Hardeman: Sheila A.

Franklin and baby boy, Bolivar; Emma I. Whisnant, Middleton; Sarah L. Houston, Decatur-ville. Henderson: Floyd T. Dyer, Reagan.

Ilenryi Rosa L. Libby, Buchanan. Madison: Bertha L. Bickerstaff, Annie M. Bond.

Clarence O. Brown, Robbie D. Clark, Evelyn I. Cook, Margaret M. Merriweather, Cindy S.

Roe and baby girl, Kelly J. Stewart and baby boy, Theresa A. Womaek, all of Jackson; Llnnell J. Donald, Medon; Laura J. Spencer, Medina.

Out-of-state: Virgil D. Burt, Scdalia, Ky Sharon Tollison, Modesto, Ca. Perry: Lonnie C. Inman, Linden. Wayne: William T.

Cook, Clifton. Weakley: Dorothy J. Parham, Dresden. At HCA Regional Hospital Discharges Thursday Fannie M. Horner, Elsie Hudson, Deborah K.

Broadway, Clarence Vestal, all What's going on TODAY "A Southern Christmas" Holiday Mart, until Civic Center. Tearoom luncheon for $5 includes chicken-and-dressing casserole, green peat, cranberry salad, homemade desserts, rolls, tea and coffee. Strolling models. Christmas Shoppers and funnel cake cafes open during regular hours. $2 admission.

Madison County Extension Homemak-en Christmas cottage, 4-8 p.m., Agricultural Complex Auditorium, Parkway and the 45 By-pass, crafts, baked goods, quilts, free babysitting. Pilgrim, play, 6:45 p.m., Union University's W.D. Powell Theatre, dinner performances, two for $25. (668-1818) Country Music Hall, p.m., U.S. 45 South.

Country Junction. Adults $2.75, under 12 $1, under 6 free. (422-4262; 664-2294) Country music dance, 7:30 p.m., Finger School Gym. Berlon Melton and the Moonshiners. Adults $2, under 12 11.

(427-4984) "Indoor Championship Mud Bog" featuring Monster truck racers, 7:30 p.m., West Tennessee Agricultural Pavilion in Martin. Advance tickets $8 for adults, $4 children; at door $9 adults, $5 children. (587-7258) "Little Shop of Horrors," 8 p.m., Lam-buth Theatre, Jackson Theatre Guild's version of the Charles Griffith screenplay, Roger Corman film. $7.50, $8.50 senior citizens. (422-3736) "Master Harold and the Boys," 8 p.m., UT Martin's Harriet Fulton Performing Arts Theatre.

(587-7090) "The Ileal Inspector Hound," 8 p.m., Bouldin Auditorium at Bethel College, students $2, Adults $3. SATURDAY Flea Market, 7 a.m.-5 p.m.. Trenton UPC Church Gymnasium, baked goods, barbeque, booth rental $10. (686-6879). South Side High School holiday bazaar, 7 a.m.

-4 p.m., South Side cafeteria, breakfast with Santa a.m., $2.50, crafts, baked goods. Jackson-Madison County Fitness Fair, 8:30 a.m. warm-ups, 9 a.m. competition, West Tennessee Outpatient Center first floor gym, fitness competitions between area high schools. (425-6476) First United Pentecostal Church bazaar, 9am, church fellowship hall, Chestnut Drive Road, 44 miles east of Brownsville off Hwy 70, crafts, grape vine wreaths, Christmas ornaments.

Lane Tabernacle C.M.E. bazaar and bake sale, 9 a.m.-l p.m., Hale at Conger Street, breakfast 9-11 a.m. $1, carry out available. Magic Valley Christmas, 9 a p.m., Camden Briarwood Junior High School, arts and crafts. (584-3712, 584-3212).

Madison County Extension Homemak-ers Club Christmas cottage, la I p.m., Agricultural Complex Auditorium, Parkway and the 45 By-pass, crafts, baked goods, quilts, free babysitting. Medical Explorer Scouts Career Day, 9 a.m. -4 p.m., Jackson General Hospital, high school students learn about the healthcare field, register by Nov. 13. Lunch provided.

$5. (425-6065, 425-6024 1 Milan Cumberland Presbyterian Women's annual bazaar, 9a.m.-2p.m., church's fellowship hall, craft, Christmas decorations, baked goods, lunch II a.m.-l p.m. Storytelling workshop, 9 a m. -3 p.m., Gooch Mall Auditorium at the University of Tennessee at Martin, guest narrators tell Civil War stories, fables, fairy tales and legends. (587-7081) "A Southern Christmas" Holiday Mart, 10 a m.

-8 p.m., Civic Center. Christmas Shoppers and funnel cake cafes open during regular hours. Stew 1.