Scott County Times from Forest, Mississippi • Page 6

Wednesday, February 15, 1984 THE TIMES Lifestyles DMA Club enjoys holiday theme Personals ry a f-i Page 6-A Ul. UI6 IVIIOOlOOlfJIJI Cnn LJ Covin By Maybeth Ormond JJUI lO I a rCLIIIU Society Editor "I would Lead a Dog's Life Without You, Valentine" was the motto for 2( members and 6 visitors of the Don't Mention Age Club when they met In the fellowship hall of the Forest Baptist Church on Tuesday, Feb. 7 at 10:30 a m. The meeting was called to order by president, Edna Burkes. Lucille Myers, coordinator had a fantastic program planned consisting of Ha mp Valentine singing "He Touched Me" and Lamar Gate-wood, Jr.

brought two messages in song, "How Great Thou Art" and "The Old Rugged They were accompanied by Charles Palmer. Paul Valentine gave several guitar numbers which included "He's Still Working on Me" and "I'll Fly Away." Nadine Noel brought a "Lovely" devotion on Love. After a brief business session which Included a request from Olean Moore to those who are eligible for heat assistance to please apply as several Senior Citizens in the State had frozen to death. (Can you imagine that happening in Mississippi?) Nadine Noel read a humorous poem on "We wish we could buy parts for our body, just like we can for our Flivver" (automobile). After Alma Rhodes gave Thanks, the group gathered around the tables where Cupid was shooting arrows from several large portraits on the wall.

Those participating In the Valentine festivity from Forest were: Mrs. Ozella Sharp, Etoyal Riser, Wilma White, Evelyn Rhinewalt, Elma Jones, Lela Hegwood, Warren, Wydell Hawkins, Mary Rhodes, Alynne Husband, Myrtis Mahaffey, Shirley Mahaffey, Marie Caw-thorn, Thelma Harrell, Callie May, Reva Boutwell, Paula Money, Erneze Jones, Louise Clower, Nadine Noel, Edna Burkes, and Lucille Myers. Those from Morton were: Mrs. Clifford Duncan (86 years young), Jewel Jones, Pansy Cooper and Laurie Lovett. Visitors were Mr.

and Mrs. Hamp Valentine and Paul, Lamar Gate-wood, and Charles Palmer, all from Forest, and Mrs. Olean Moore of Newton. HAPPY BIRTHDAY: Feb. 20 Steve Purvis, Bertha McTurner, Teara M.

Smith, Lloyd Marler, Grace Roby, Brenda G. Hubbard, Vera Gaskin Fountain, Clo Allen Harrell, V. L. Smith, Ron Anthony, Jr. Feb.

21 Terry Long, Pat Lovett, Debbie Lynn Warren, Esther Weems, Arthur Massey, Eddie Steadman. Feb. 22 Mrs. Lee May, A. T.

Harrison, Bill Pace, Jennifer Bridges, Senie Greener, Cindy Taylor, Hulon Blackwell, Darla Joyce Gibbs, Betty Sanders, Roger Lee Ivy, Viola Noblin. Feb. 23 Howard Sanderson, Scott Graham, Terry Tate, Bobby Hinton, Donna Sanders Beatty, Brenda Myers, Charles Harrison, Sherrell Crout, Jonette Gaddis, Johnny VVeatherford. Feb. 24 Vera Sawyer, Ruby Fortenberry, Bill Sawyer, Irma Singleton, Johnny Jones, Bobby Jean Lee, Lynn Thompson, Lori Ann Taylor.

Feb. 25 Sherry Israel McKinley, Gina Ann Hill, Lawrence McTurner, McDollen Barnes, Ethelyne Smith, Kenneth Gordon, Ronnie Creel, R. H. Gatewood, Ransom Gatewood, Sara Nance Thompson, Suellen Dennis, Joy Bounds, Frank McCurdy. Feb.

26 Reggie Stevens, Janice Hatch Fortenberry, Grace Buntin, Mrs. Ida Lott, Warren Jones, Wade Moss, R. W. Richardson, Billy Gangan, David Shaw, Tommy Sjstrunk, Heath Clark. Dr.

and Mrs. Jeff Glover and Henry of Tulsa, Okla. and her sister, Mrs. Ronnie Sims, Elizabeth Hope and Joel of Clinton, spent last Tuesday with their grandmother, Mrs. Sammy Wicker.

Terry Austin of Little Rock, Ark. and Richard Austin of Hattiesburg visited in the home of their parents, Dr. and Mrs. Bill Austin on Thursday, after having visited in Montgomery, Ala. in the home of their brother, Dr.

and Mrs. Billy Austin. On Friday night and Saturday, the Austins had as their guests Judy Webb and Jessica of Starkville and Sue Thigpen, Caroline and Jamie of West Point. Tim and Mary Mitchell, Megan and Joshua of Jackson spent Thursday in the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Meredith Mitchell. Congratulations to Dr. Jim Ashmore of Muscle Shoals, Ala. formerly of Forest, on having been selected as one of five of Mississippi's greatest athletes and will be inducted into the Sports Hall of Fame on April 3. Jim was Miss.

State's first All-America Basketball player in 1957, most valuable player in the SEC the same year. He was an All Stater at Forest High School. Mrs. Maude Rester is undergoing treatment at Hinds General Hospital. Beverly Jo and Jeff Youngblood, Todd and Amy of Demopolis, Ala.

spent the weekend in the homes of their mothers, Mrs. Lewis Eure and Mr. and Mrs. James King. Mr.

and Mrs. W. A. Durr spent Saturday in Clinton with their children, Billy and Donna Durr and family and Janis and Mike Clark and family and all joined in celebrating Mr. Durr's birthday.

Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Vail (Ruth) of Booneville, Mr. and Mrs. John Sanders of Columbus, Brig.

Gen. and Mrs. Claude Sanders of Jackson visited on Wednesday and Thursday in the home of their sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sturrup and joined their mother, Mrs.

Claude Sanders at Lackey Convalescent Home in celebrating her 92nd birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Melichar spent the weekend in Natchez in the home of their daughter, Melinda and Jimmy Koerber, Emily and Christian. Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Sturrup visited on Sunday with their daughter, Peggy Sturrup at Boswell Center at Magee. Mr. and Mrs. Max Mitchell, joined by David and Donna Mitchell and John Ma rk of Yazoo City, spent the weekend in Hammond, La.

in the home of their daughter, Jane and Mike Jones, Kris and Lacy. They joined in celebrating recent family birthdays honoring Max, David and Kris. Mrs. Dick Anderson had as her guests on the weekend, Marilyn and Bud Odom, Bradley and Meghan of Jackson. Congratulations to Cindy and Jerry Mitchell of Jackson on the arrival of their son, Joseph Ryan Mitchell, on February 9 at Baptist Hospital.

The young man weighed 8 pounds and 6 ounces. Grandparents are Frank Colbert, Jr. and the late Billie Joyce Boyles Colbert, of Forest, and Mrs. Joseph Mitchell and the late Joseph Mitchell, of Jackson. Great-grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. Hilton Boyles of Forest. Jeff and Tammy Lee and Richard of Philadelphia spent the weekend in the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Lee.

They were joined on Saturday by Lisa and Jeff Graham of Decatur. Dr. and Mrs. M. L.

Dodson of Long Beach spent the weekend in the home of his sister, Mr. and Mrs. James Madden. Pat and Jan McMurphy and Justin of Vicksburg spent the weekend in the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Hugh McMurphy. Durrs celebrate 45th anniversary Miss Wicker serves as house page f) kit Grand Opening 1 kids kohner 1 Wil Lisa said, "It was a wonderful week and how she enjoyed seeing the government of Mississippi in action." Lisa plans to go to Ole Miss and major in business administration and become a Legislator in Mississippi. Saturday, February 18th Children's Fashions Sizes: Newborn Size 14 Lisa Wicker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wicker of Brandon was chosen to become a house page for one week as a representative during the house session at the Capitol building.

Lisa is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wicker of Home-, wood. She is a ninth grade student at Brandon High School in Brandon. GIRLS BOYS Chic, Wrangler Lee Levi Levi Lee Jeans Jeans Toddlers-14 FRONT DISC BRAKE SERVICE Price includes: Replace tronl brake pads relace rotors, inspecl calipers, inspect master cylinder and road test Repack inner and outer bearings and replace front grease seals if applicable.

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1:19 and Mr. and Mrs. William Atley Durr were honored by their children on the occasion of their 45th Wedding Anniversary on Sunday afternoon, Jan. 22, 1984 in the fellowship hall of the Forest Baptist Church. The hosts and hostesses, Bill and Donna Durr and Mike and Janis Clark greeted the guests and presented them to their parents.

For this reception Mrs. Durr chose a sapphire blue dress with a white corsage of carnations. She also wore a diamond and sapphire pendant which was an anniversary gift from her husband. The reception hall was beautifully decorated with mixed spring bouquets highlighted by blue iris, in keeping with their sapphire wedding year. The registry table was covered with a white cloth with a lace overlay.

Mrs. T. G. Walton of Union, sister of Mrs. Durr, presided at the guest table.

The focal point of the reception nail was the table on which the cake was placed. The table held the beautiful three tiered anniversary cake, which white, decorated with delicate sapphire flowers and topped with white wedding bells. The cake was mounted on a beautiful blue, bubbling fountain. 05 66 Wd. $1.50 Adult.

II JO CMMrwi Located On Hwy. 80 East 1283 East Third Forest Located in front of Myers Auto Repair Charlene Herren Katliy Myers 7 DAYS ONLY many friends, and relatives on this their "special day" 216-222 Good Until March 1, 1984 OOiPAI! Hot Dog Subscribe To The Times Marler Auto Company Hwy. 80 Forest 469-2734 ItricIeOf Next Attraction Man Who Loved Women The cake was flanked on either side by silver candlabras, which held blue candles and interspersed with mixed spring flowers, yellow, blue and white. Mrs. Scotty Taylor of, Meridian and Ms.

John E. Coleman of Forest, nieces of Mrs. Durr served the cake to tlie guests. The punch was served from a beautiful silver punch bowl. Those serving the punch were Dacia Durr, granddaughter of the Durrs and Melissa Wade, a friend from Brandon.

The punch table was covered a white ruffled table skirt with a lace overlay. A point of interest at the end of the punch table were family portraits of Mr. and Mrs. Durr at the time of their marriage, pictures of their young family and pictures of their children's family and grandchildren. Others assisting with the reception for Mr.

and Mrs. Durr were some of their Eastern Star friends. Among those who helped were Mes-dames Betty Hosey, Fannie Buchanan, Nadine Noel, Imogene Brown, Larue Barnes and Dotty Smith. The Durrs expressed their delight in seeing and visiting with their IS Hie Week 43 -IX; .1 niiiTTirTT -mi. 9 li rides to be are I U3i nit 't--lit fttrt II 'invited to come in Price ind let our bridal consultant help you nious selection of make harmo silver, crystal, and china if; 7f; SALE 14 Karat Gold Sweetheart Beauty Pageant The annual Sweetheart Beauty Pageant, a benefit for the Heart Fund, will be staged Saturday, February 25, 1984, at the Forest Elementary School Auditorium, beginning at 2: 00 p.m.

The contest is open to any girl in Scott County between the ages of two and eighteen. The divisions are as follows: Beads Charms Nuggets Earrings I 1 V. f- v. Gold Filled Gold Filled As Baby Miss ages 2-3 Tiny Miss ages 4-6 Little Miss ages 7-9 ttr Junior Miss ages 10-11 Teen Miss ages 12-14 Miss ages 15-18 As Low vO Chains All Lengths 14 Kt. Selection From 1250Up As Low As $350 Three places will be awarded in each division.

Contestants may model short or long party dresses. The entry fee is $20.00 and is not refundable. Deadline for entries is Thursday, February 23. Admission at the door is $2.00 for adults (including mothers) and $1.00 for children. Contestants should report to the auditorium no later than 1:30 to receive numbers.

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