The Northside Sun from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 6

Page6A THE NORTHSIDE SUN, JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Thursday, April 15, 1993 Area chefs to help fight hunger Obituaries munuy Tickets are S30, available before the event by calling 956-2686. Tickets will also be available upon entrance to the gala. sippi," Nooe said. "With more activities planned and chefs still calling to participate, we hope to exceed the $17,000 mark we raised last year ibr the Com- St. Luke's to host concert featuring Clarke, Boney formances as soprano soloist.

Boney, a native of Jackson, will return to this area in the summer to pursue a career in teaching and performance. The program will be accompanied by Christopher Brunt, instructor of organ and music history at Millsaps College and' organist at St. Luke's. A reception will follow the program in the church's Memory Room hosted by the St. Luke's Friends of Music support group.

The program is free of charge and the public is invited. Use this ad for a $2 DISCOUNT on any Fruit Basket delivered prior 4-1 -yd For every Say "Our Sympathy Get Well Soonl" 'Happy Birthday or Anniversary' Delivery SUNSHINE SHOP FRUIT BASKETS 3013 12 N. State St. 366-14791-800-748-91 14 Susie Lee Hawkins Services were held April 12 from Wright and Ferguson Funeral Home Chapel for Mrs. Susie Lee Bradshaw Hawkins of Dominican Drive.

The Rev. Jack King and Dr. Ernest Sadler officiated. Mrs. Hawkins, 92, died April 9 at St.

Catherine's Village. A native of Bentonia, she had been a resident of Madison for 62 years. She was a member of the Madison United Methodist Church, the Women's Missionary Society and the Board of Trustees. She was a retired registered nurse and was a volunteer for the Red Cross and the Veterans Administration Hospital. She was a member of the Madison Home Demonstration Club.

She was the widow of Ernest Lamar Hawkins. Survivors include a number of nieces and nephews. Memorials may be made to the Madison United Methodist Church Building Fund and the American Cancer Society. Pallbearers wee Burbon Fer-rell, James Sadler A. B.

Williams Ruby Irwin, John Sadler and James R. Sadler. Burial was in Cedar Lawn Cemetery. St. Luke's United Methodist Church in Woodland Hills Village will present Arlen Clarke, baritone and Melanie Boney, soprano, April 25 at 3 p.m.

in a joint recital of songs and arias by Schumann, Vaughan Williams, Ned Rorem and others. Clarke is professor of voice at Belhaven College where he directs the choral program. He is well-known as a baritone soloist in this region as a choral clinician and adjudicator. Boney is a doctoral student in music at Louisiana State University where she has performed in several operatic and concert per- Welcome to Our Church Broadmoor Baptist Tim Costello of 1331 Winter-view, Ashley Lishman of 411 Beaver Creek Ridgeland. Survivors are his wife, Allie Pha Temple of Jackson; daughter Pha Jean Withers of Jackson; three grandchildren; brothers Futrelle Temple of Tuscaloosa, and Meredith (Mitch) Temple of Starkville.

Memorials may be made to the Alzheimers Association. Pallbearers were Richard Withers, Lee Withers, Dick Withers, Jack Triplett, Charlie Pius and Eugene Clark. Honorary pallbearers were Houston M. Minnece, George S. Turpin, Lyle Bates, William S.

Sampson and William B. Allison. Burial was in Lakewood Cemetery. Jon Michael Powers Services were held April 6 from the Wright and Ferguson Funeral Home Chapel for Jon Michael Powers of 500 Audubon Point Drive. Msgr.

Paul V. Canonici officiated. Powers, 47, died April 5 at St. Dominies-Jackson Memorial Hospital. A native of Paducah, Ky.

he had been a resident of the Jackson area for 18 years. He was a graduate of Murrah High School and attended Mississippi State University. He was a member of the U. S. Marine Reserves.

He was associated with American Telephone and Telegraph. Survivors are his wife, Jeanne Marie Powers of Brandon; sons, David A. Powers and Jason Powers, both of Brandon; mother, Londa Powers of Jackson; brother, David D. Powers of Brandon; sister Cindy Powers Wamble of Baytown, Texas. Memorials may be made to the Mike Powers Scholarship Fund at Millsaps College or the United Scleroderma Foundation, P.

O. Box 399, Watsonville, Calif. i95077-0399. Pallbearers were David D. Powers, John L.

Wamble, Keith (Annison, Mallory Annison, Steven Annison and Kevin Annison. Burial was in Lakewood Cemetery. MORE THAN 25 Jackson chefs will join forces to fight hunger when American Express presents Share Our Strength's Taste of the Nation, the annual nationwide food and wine tasting event to raise funds and awareness for hunger relief. At the Promenade of Highland Village, guests will sample the creations of the participating chefs, who are contributing their time and talents to help ensure that 100 percent of the event's ticket proceeds go directly to the Community Stewpot, Partners in Nutrition and Health, a Delta-based non-profit food program and hunger outreach programs. Jackson is one of more than 100 cities across the country to join in the annual nationwide effort to be held throughout the week of April 25 May 2.

Share Our Strength, one of the nation's largest leading hunger relief foundations, Organizes the series of food and wine tasting benefits across the United States and Canada to support groups fighting hunger, its causes, and its consequences. "The unique characteristic of Taste of the Nation that I find particularly fascinating is that from Los Angeles to New York you have chefs from Wolf Gang Puck of Spago to Drew Nieporent of Montrachet in TriBeCa all demonstrating their enthusiasm to help the needy," said Grant Nooe, co-chairman for Mississippi's event. "CITIES OF ALL sizes are participating and each does it differently. After all, this is a very diverse land and what works in New York City might not work in St. Louis.

One year New Yorkers boarded a luxurious ship, The New Yorker, for a dining cruise around the "It is like a party that stretches from coast to coast where top restauranteurs get together and prepare a spread as fine as any you could taste from their renowned establishments. "In addition to providing the best selection of Jackson's culinary talents, we expect the event to increase awareness of the growing hunger crisis in Missis-: James L. Temple Sr. Services were held April 8 from the Wright and Ferguson Funeral Home Chapel for James L. Temple Sr.

The Rev. Mike Ross officiated. Temple, 75, died April 6 at Crawford's Nursing Home. A native of Nettleton, he had lived in Jackson for many years. He was retired from the F.

W. Williams State Agency. He was a member of Trinity Presbyterian Church and was a Veteran of World War II, having served in the U. S. Army.

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A. Dickson officiaied. Miss Dear, 83, died April 8 at Mississippi Baptist Medical Center. A native of Columbia, she was a graduate of Columbia High School and the University of Mississippi. She attended the University of Colorado.

She was a former teacher at Columbia High School. She moved to Jackson in 1943 and was associated with the Internal Revenue Service. She was a member of First Baptist Church of Jackson. Survivors are her sister Anna Dear Jones of Jackson; brothers, Horace Dear of Harahan, Victor Dear of Hattiesburg; one niece, several nephews and great nephews. Memorials may be made to the First Baptist Church.

Mary Maud Eason Services were held April 7 from Wright and Ferguson Funeral Home Chapel for Mary Maud Eason of 4091 Pine Hill Drive. Dr. Frank Pollard officiated. Mrs. Eason, 86, died April 6 at Compere's Nursing Home.

A native of Barlow, she had lived in Jackson since 1926. She was a member of First Baptist Church. She was associated with the Tuberculosis Association. Survivors are her husband, Henry N. Eason Sr.

of Jackson; daughter, Mary Jane Primos of Jackson; son, Henry N. Eason Jr. of Jackson; five grandchildren and one great grandchild. Memorials may be made to First Baptist Church. Pallbearers were Charles Williams, Hank Eason, Tom Eason, T.

E. Wilson, Bill Primos, Walter Denny and Ross Barnett Burial was in Lakewood Cemetery. H. Curtis Flowers Graveside services were held April 9 from Lakewood Memorial Park for H. Curtis Flowers of Robert Drive.

Flowers, 84, died April 6 at St. Dominies-Jackson Memorial Hospital. A native of Brundidge he was a resident of Jackson for more than 40 years. He was retired from the Mississippi Petroleum Council. He was the owner of Consolidated Business Services.

He was a communicant of St. Richards Catholic Church and was a veteran of World War II. Survivors are his daughter, Luran Flowers of Jackson and two nieces. Memorials may be made to Hospice of Central Mississippi. George Burge Services were held April 7 from the sanctuary of St.

Philip's Episcopal Church for George Wayne Burge of Chastain Drive. The Rev. Craig Gates officiated. Burge, 47, died April 5 at Mississippi Baptist Medical Center. A native of Alvin, Texas, he was a graduate of the University of Texas.

He was associated with A and Haywood Company and the Ballow Corporation. He was a communicant of St. Philip's Episcopal Church. Survivors are his son, Pearce Burge of Dallas; his father, Julius Burge of San Antonio; brothers, John Burge of Conroe, Texas, James Burge of San Antonio and Charles Burge of Mt. Pleasant, Texas.

He was preceded in death by his mother, Elsie Burge. Memorials may be made to the 1 St. Philip's Episcopal Church Fund, 5400 Old Canton Road, Jackson, 39211. JeffMurphy's Sporting Breeds 969-3250 Those Special Pays HAPPY BIRTHDAY: April 15: James Lord, Kasey Crumbley, Benton Hilbun III, Patrick Michael Crews. April 16: Carl Andre, Donna Lord, Reed B.

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Vince Jackson. April 18: HAPPY ANNIVERSARY: April 15: Mr. and Mrs. Mildred and James Cloyd. Happenings Grant reviews Grant review panels of the Mississippi Arts Commission will meet April 19 23 in conference rooms on the second floor of the Robert E.

Lee Building, 239 North Lamar St. from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information or a schedule of when specific panels will meet call Geraldine Plato, public information director, 359-, 6030. All meetings are open to the public.

Reception Bryant Galleries of Jackson will present an exhibition of paintings and sculpture by Noel Rockmore, John Olsen and David Lambert and invites the public to an opening reception April 23 from 7-9 p.m. at the gallery's 2845 Lakeland location. The exhibit will hang though May 10. 1 Recital Millsaps College seniors Clay Holland and J. J.

Coker will present their senior voice recital at 8 p.m. April 20 in the Recital Hall of the Academic Complex on the Millsaps campus. Both Holland and Coker are tenor voice students of Cheryl Coker. Common Concerns Common-Sense Solutions. Complete Funeral And Memorial Arrangements.

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