Scott County Times from Forest, Mississippi • Page 8

Page 6A The Scott County Times, Wednesday, July 30, 1986 Lifestyles East Hillsbor news Colbert-Black Miss Colbert graduated from Forest High School and Phillips College in Jackson. She is presently employed as a legal secretary with Satterfield Allred in Jackson. Black graduated from The Education Center and Hinds Junior College and attended the University of Southern Mississippi. He is presently employed with Southern Vital RecordsDataplex in Jackson. Vows will be exchanged at 4 p.m.

on September 6, at Forest United Methodist Church. The reception will follow in the fellowship hall. Friends and relatives of the families are cordially invited to attend. Frank William Colbert, of Forest announces the engagement of his daughter, Jan Elizabeth, to Robert Terace Black, III, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert T. Black, of Jackson. Ms. Colbert is also the daughter of the late Billie Joyce Boyles Colbert. The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Hilton 0.

Boyles and the late Doha Boyles of Forest, and the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank William Colbert, of Festus, MO. Black is the grandson of Mrs. Alma Handy of Jackson and the late P.H.

Handy of Oneanta, AL, and the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Black, of Fayette, AL. Hardwick is from Ann Arbor, MI.

Mrs. Eva Mae Johnson and daughter of Indianapolis, IN, is spending a month with her mother, Mrs. RubyRasco. The Evans reunion was held in Milwaukee on the weekend. Those in attendance from here were Lee Andrew Evans, Mrs.

Eula Mae Burks, Mrs. Mary Rasco, Roger Nick, Larry, Shannon, Ashley and Keshia. A belated birthday greeting to Mrs. Ella Mae Evans, July 28. Mrs.

Evans is 78. 1 hope she will have many more birthdays. Visitors of Mrs. Maude Jones were Wilbert L. Jones of Meridian, Shirley Jones of Jackson, Mr.

and Mrs. Willie E. Jones and children of McComb, and Oliver Holifield Jr. Mrs. Jones said she enjoyed her trip to Water Lou and Des Moines, Iowa and St.

Louis, MO. There in St. Louis, Mrs. Jones attended the Standford and Simpson reunion. She enjoyed the bus tour of St.

Louis. By MRS. FANNIE BRADFORD Timet Staff Correspondent Our prayers and sympathy go out to the Burks-Haralson families in the death of their loved one. Mr. and Mrs.

Jackie's guest for supper on Friday night was Demond Bradford of Indianapolis, IN. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Lee Bradford and children spent Sunday in Philadelphia with relatives. Mrs.

Joe Ferrell Hardaway spent Thursday with us and attended funeral services of Isiah Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lyles have returned home after spending a couple of weeks in Oakland and San Francisco, with relatives. Mrs.

Lyles said she really had a big time with her grandson and granddaughter. Mrs. Rosezetta Hardwick, the sister of Mrs. Elnora Morgan, is spending two weeks with her after attending the funeral of the late Bertha Major. Mrs.

I If 'O d(u. rfenoui, jycuA, fitoivnc garlic Srflalarv 3eil Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Seal Seal-Griffiths IX (Invitations only through the medium of the press.) bordered with matching lace. Sandra Griffiths, sister of the bride, served as the maid of honor.

Bridesmaids were Miss Rhenae Keeton and Miss Karen Robertson of Morton, Miss Jeannie Pigg of Lena, and Miss Beverly Stilber of Romeo, MI. The father of the groom served as best man. Groomsmen and ushers were Gene Brumett of Monticello, AR, Randy Vance of Decatur, Marcus Herrington, Darryl Meador, Mike Price, and Mark Milling of Union. After the wedding rehearsal, directed by Mrs. Bobbye Mitchell, a rehearsal dinner was hosted by the grooms parents.

The wedding party enjoyed a seafood buffet at Pace's i Place of Conehatta. A reception, hosted by the bride's was held in the fellowship hall of the church. After a wedding trip to Gulf Shores, AL, the couple will reside in Hat-tiesburg. -f TT i i TT )( Miss Susan Jane Griffiths became the bride of Wesley Seal on July 19, in Conehatta Baptist Church, Conehatta. Parents of the couple are Mr.

and Mrs. James H. Griffiths of Morton and Mr. and Mrs. Roy L.

Seal of Union. frondpa rents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. John E. Griffiths, Sr.

of Morton, and Mrs. Eulala Blackburn of Conehatta. The Rev. Kenneth Leach conducted the 2 p.m. ceremony.

Nupital music was presented by Mrs. Jeanine Leach, organist, Canoy Weaver, pianist, and Chris Collins, vocalist. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore an elegant gown of white bridal taffeta, featuring a high neck-line, accented with Venise and. re-embroidered alencon lace, with tiny white seed pearls and long fitted sleeves. The full skirt, complimented with matching lace, full from a natural waistline and extended into a cathedral length train, bordered in Venise lace flowers.

For her headpiece, the bride chose a cascade-wreath effect, featuring re-embroidered alencon lace and white pearls, adorned with double tiers of illusion. The walking-length veil was SUMMER Jan Elizabeth Colbert 'is Subscribe to The Times Hurry In For Best UJJ Selection! jxi ci rice On All Spring Wally's Woodland Pharmacy Wally Hushing-Registered Pharmacist PRESCRIPTIONS SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT PCS PAID PRESCRIPTION SERVICE Summer Merchandise 0 Fall Winter Merchandise Arriving Daily! Lay-Away Now! 1 ct. cluster 599" Vi ct. 14Ct.cluster....'179" Diamond Cluster starting at 9A2n Wide Band Clusters 75" 99M 134" Grimes Jewelry James Grimes 267-7118 1 03 S. Van Buren Carthage Vitamins Hallmark Shop Cosmetics Russell Stover Candies Seiden Brass Gifts Family Records Convalescent Supplies Baby Supplies Film Developing Maleck Wood Gifts Paul's Sportswear Sebastopol 625-8081 Costume Jewelry -24 HOUR SERVICE-469-3241 Nights, Sundays Holidays 469-2762 Christy Nicole Hurtt She's four Christy Nicole Hurtt celebrated her fourth birthday on July 23.

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