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Jaycettes Plan Christmas Pageant peop munity projects the group supports during the year and at Christmas. The Jackson Sun, Jackson, Tennessee, Thursday, October 1 9, 1 978 NOW Group Attends Meeting Besides the selection of a beau and belle, first, and second runners-up and an alternate will be chosen. The winners will ride in the Christmas parade Nov. 25. The alternate will participate in the parade in the absence of one of the other winners.

A $5 entry fee must accompany all applications which can be obtained at most local children's clothing stores. The child's name and birth date, parents' names, phone number and registration fee also can be mailed to' the Madison Counfy Jaycettes, P.O. Box 3307, Jackson, 38301. Funds raised from the contest will go to help com Madison County Jaycettes are making plans for their first "Christmas Beau and Belle" contest. The event will be at 7:30 p.m.

Nov. 11 at Parkway Junior High School. The pageant is open to both boys and girls between the ages of 3 and 5. Applicants must be Madison County residents. Use Jackson Sun Classifieds For Best Results Dinner Honors OHA Team going around Register for 1 00.00 Gift Certificate to be given FREE Saturday at 5:00 p.m.

You do not have to be present to win! the circle by laura harrii 'AY-AND SATURDAY-. daughter Becky were in the Senate gallery when the vote on the extension of time for ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment was passed. Ms. Middlebrooks arrived in Washington in time to hear debate on the many issues before the conference, such as the formation of the Rural Women's Committee, as one-third of the present population is composed of people living in rural areas; projected assistance for disabled women, such as barrier-free facilities, assistance for the blind and interpreters for the deaf at all national and state NOW meetings. Ms.

Utley attended the workshop on newsletter development as she edits the local chapter bulletin, and Ms. Middlebrooks found the credit workshop of particular interest as she is the Tennessee contact person for the National NOW Credit Committee. Some entertainment at the conference included an ERA Gala. Hostess was Gloria Steinem. The gala featured Jane Sapp, an Alabama pianist, singer, composer and folk-lorist; and Kristin Lems and Margie Adams, both songwriters and performers.

Special speakers were Sen. Edward Kennedy, Coretta Scott King, Representative Don Edwards, Veronica Murdock, president of the National Congress of American Indians; and Elisa Sanchez, president of Mexican American Women's National Association. Mary Jo, Jackie and Lynn all noted that each year the number of men and minorities who attend the conference as members and voting delegates has increased. This year, Lynn was the alternate voting delegate for the Jackson chapter. A pre-planned football dinner turned into a victory, celebration for Old Hickory Academy players, parents and friends when Pat and Kim-.

brough Dunlap were hosts at a Friday night party after the victory over Dyer County. Helping the Dunlaps to entertain at their spacious new home on Main Street in Humboldt were other OHA parents, Mary and Robert Rooke, Mary Alice and Jim Crenshaw, Suzanne and Ed Labry, Dee and Bob Granning, and Emily and Jim Lewis. Fans who arrived early were given cups of hot chocolate and coffee and asked to wait until the "honorees," the tired, hungry and victorious players arrived to fill their plates at the buffet. Off the circle drive, a large goal post covered in the school colors of red, white and blue had been placed at the front entry of the house. The buffet table was covered with streamers in the same colors and centered with a red OHA football helmet filled with white chrysanthemums.

Varsity co-captains leading their teammates through the serving line and heaping their plates with gargantuan amounts of barbecue and salads were Carl Barton, Jimmy Crenshaw, Roger Lewis and James Townsend. Other players there were Mike Thomas, Patrick Rooke, Harvey Wyatt, Joel Haynes, Chris Craig, John Hickey, Larry Hall, James Taylor, John Pearson, Kent Griggs, Ed Labry. Also, Rob Granning, Bob Brese, Ned White, Keith Hardee, David Lewis. Mark Littrell, Joey Dement, Mike Cash, Keith and Kim Masoud, Chuck Pate, Steve Pope, Kimbrough Dunlap and manager Phillip Lewis. on Quesn Size Sleepers Cheerleaders, stil exuberant from the game, were Emily Taylor, Anne Atkins, Laura Johnson, Paige Ames, Suzanne Smith, Catherine Price, Sherry Staples, Mona Evans and Paula Blankenship, who is also the 1978 homecoming queen.

Some others guests were coach Jerry Cecil and wife Frances; assistant coach Virgil and Shirley Martin; headmaster Jack and Alice Lit-tie and junior high mentors Barry Tignor and David Wilhite. The 1978-79 officers of the Jackson-Madison County Bar Association are James D. Todd, president; Edwin E. Wallis vice president; and W. Stan Harris, secretary-treasurer.

On the Board of Directors will be James II. Bos well, Tom Rainey, John Van den Bosch Howard Douglas. Also, William Houston Brown Todd, Jerry D. Kizer, Todd, Wallis and Harris. Mary Jo Middlebrooks, voting delegate for the Jackson chapter of the National Organization for Women, just returned from the national conference of the group which was held Oct.

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Edwin L. MacPherson, Springville. Her grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Veeh, Santa Ana, and the late Howard MacPherson and Eugenia MacPherson.

She is a senior at Henry County High School. Her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Ervin, and the grandson of Mr. Susan Elizabeth Hayes, Memphis, and David Lloyd Co rum, Jackson, will marry at 7:30 p.m.

Dec. 23 at Whitehaven United Methodist Church, Memphis. The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cunningham Hayes, and the granddaughter of Mrs.

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The magna cum laude graduate was a member of Alpha Omicron Pi sorority, and Lambda Iota Tau, Omicron Phi Tau, Phi Alpha Theta and Gamma Beta Phi honoraries. She served as president of the Student Government Association. Her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Tilman Dixon Corum Jackson.

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