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B2 THE JACKSON SUN SATURDAY. JAN. 29. 201 1 WHAT'S HAPPENING IN AREA CHURCHES mm i appointed to several committees for the 107th General Assembly. Halford will serve as secretary of the Agricultural Committee for the seminars by calling (731) 618-0910.

The deadline for church nevys is noon on Tuesdays. E-mail Leigh Stewart at or fill out a form at the front office of the Jackson Sun. and on Feb. 5 at First Baptist Church, Bethel Springs. For more information or to register, call (731) 618-0910.

Day-wind Studios also will hold two seminars one on how to grow a ministry and the other for songwriters. Participants must pre-register formers and their audience, the release says. It was designed to question the audience and to invoke suspense. Kevin Anderton, professor of theater at Lambuth, heads the production. It features Jackson area students Megan Smith, Colt Dixon, Courtney Pearson and Stephen Smith.

All four cast members worked together last semester on the Lam-: buth Theatre production "Six Character in Search of an Author." Hodge Music Ministries will give a free recording session at Daywind Studios in Nashville to the winner of its talent competition. Preliminary competitions will be held at 1 p.m. today at Church of God of Prophecy, Tenn. 218 Bypass, Paris, Di Henderson County: UT Martin. Parsons campus Lauderdale County: Dyersburg State Community College (student center) McNairy County: Tennessee Technology Center at Crump (main administration building and distance learning center) Tipton County: Dy EH ersburg State Community College (student center) or South wind High School in Memphis (main entrance first floor) REDI is administered by the Southwest Tennessee Development District to provide mentors to help students prepare for the college application process and apply for financial aid.

REDI's nine-point legislative agenda includes asking legislators to push for financial support for Fincher hosts listening tour U.S. Rep. Stephen Fincher will crisscross Tennessee's 8th Con gressional District next BCJ) IcondiKt-V in9 a six- stop economic expansion FINCHER listening tour to gather ideas to increase economic development. Fincher, R-Frog Jump, will be at the West Tennessee Research and Education Center from 9 to 10 a.m. Monday.

The center is located at 605 Airways Blvd. in Jackson. Also on Monday, Fincher will be at the Milan Senior Center, located at 1075 E. Van Hook St. in Gibson County, from noon to 1 p.m.

and at the Carroll County Chamber, located at 20740 E. Main St. in Huntingdon, from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. On Tuesday, Fincher will be at the Dyers-burg Chamber of Commerce, at 2000 Commerce Ave.

in Dyers-burg, from 9 to 10 a.m. He will appear in Obion County at the Farm Bureau Building, at 1212 Stad Ave. in Union City, from noon to 1 p.m. Tuesday. Fincher will make a stop in Henry County from noon to 1 p.m.

Friday at a location that has not been determined. Halford gets committee assignments State Rep. Curtis Hal-ford, R-Dyer, has been 14 Reflection Cove Golden Key Realtors Chuck Miller 444-0008 386 Old Hickory Blvd. Realty One Lynn Browning 267-1776 225 Reed Circle Hickman Realty Group Chris Frazier 431-1061 II II a li (Hill I 'i rim educational and economic areas such as "last dollar" scholarship funds and the West Tennessee megasite and solar farm. Other items on the REDI calendar of events include: FAFSA PIN Night from 6 to 8 p.m.

Monday at Chester County High FAFSA PIN Night from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday at Bolivar Central REDI Advisory Committee Meeting at 1 p.m. Feb. 16 in the SWTDD conference room. 2430 Harts Bridge Rd.

Town Country, Inc. Realtors Malcolm Moser 928-9578 211 Reed Circle Coldwell Banker Real Estate Now Mary Jackson 12Brookstone Hickman Realty Group Oianne Burress 513-0413 and vice- chairman of the subcommittee on Agriculture, according to a news release. Halford IS HALFORD also was appointed to the Health and Human Resources Committee and the Ethics Committee. Halford was selected by caucus leadership to serve as vice chairman of the Bill Review Committee and as a member of the Caucus Candidate Recruitment Committee. Halford, who was sworn in last week in Nashville, said he was anxious to begin work on Feb.

9. "We face a lot of challenges," he said in the release. "I am eager to work to provide our district with improved education, safer neighborhoods and more job opportunities during this 107th General Assembly." Lambuth hosts theater production Lambuth University Theatre Department is hosting a senior show to perform the play "No Exit" tonight in the Wisdom Parlor in Varnell-Jones Hall, according to a news release. The show begins at 7 p.m. Tickets are $2 and may be purchased at the door.

Seating is limited to 50 attendees. Jean-Paul Sartre's "No Exit" is a one-act play that promises a lot of interaction with per 3 Water Ridge Place Golden Key Realtors Chuck Miller 444-0008 43 Addison Cove Realty One Teresa C. Beasley 267-4383 349 Harvest Ridge Hickman Realty Group Sue Haydon 217-5877 10 Princeton Place Peacntree Real Estate Dick Frazier 402-6500 rMgtq in nil nr-r in Newbern pastor charged with stealing from charity NEWBERN A church leader in Newbern is accused of depleting the bank account of the Newbern Lions Club. He formerly was the club's president. WREG-TV reported Samuel Peters is charged with theft over $1,000.

Members of the Lions say Peters never paid dues and hasn't been a member for months, but his name was still on the club checking account and he made three withdrawals. The club used its money to provide eyesight assistance to children. Newbern Police Investigator Rodney Wright said Peters told police he used the first two transactions to help people, but wouldn't identify them. WREG found the Holy Ghost Deliverance Center, where Peters is the pastor, closed and was told by a woman at his listed home address that he no longer lives there. Sun and wire reports V.

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