The Northside Sun from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 36

KigeBC THE NORTHSIDE SUN, JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Thursday, May 14, 1998 I IT7- 1 Happenings I A til senior vice president for education lit i 1 tw Association (MHA) will sponsor "Overview of Stark II Regulations" May IS at the Lakeovcr Center. Registration begins at 8:30 a.m. "This program will focus on the Health Care Financing Administration's proposed and long awaited Stark regulations," said Jim Baddley, MHA -J I f.v. Make Your Summer Parties more Inviting war 1 mm vi.tl I If Jl ry rfV v- Pct chairmen The Parents' Association at St Andrew's Episcopal the school's commemorative history. Among those School honored its past chairmen with a luncheon at attending the luncheon were past chairmen Jane the North Campus.

Guests were brought up-to-date Cagle (1959-60), Mary Beth Harkins (1990-91), Tay on vents at the school, treated to a showing of the Wise (1958-59), Debby Egger (1985-86), Dottie school's 50th anniversary video and given a copy of Donaldson (1982-84) and Donna Sones (1988-89). t-T (Xfc'VJ Highland Village 1 Sunbeams I If i'J Logan Reed Poole Mr. and Mrs. Kim K. Poole of 1 16 Fairfax Madison announce the birth of their son, Logan Reed Poole, April 17 at Mississippi Baptist Medical Center.

Grandparents are Raleigh and Margaret Logan of 15 Terrapin Hill Brandon and Weldon and Dez Poole of 106 Clairemont Ridgeland. James Walker Williamson Amos and Sherry Williamson of 920B Glastonbury Ridgeland announce the birth of their son, James Walker Williamson, April 8 at River Oaks Hospital. Grandparents are John R. Walker of Greenwood, Linda Walker of Jackson and Mr. and Mrs.

J. Cecil Williamson of Starkville. Great grandparents are Mrs. J.J. Walker of Schlatcr and Mrs.

C.W. Raines of Tallahassee. Also welcoming the baby is his sister Rachel. Erin Ashleigh Johnson Cliff and Leigh Johnson of 715 Brookwcxxl Rd. announce the birth of their daughter, Erin Ashleigh Johnson, April 4 at River Oaks East.

Grandparents are Jim and Alice Johnson of Austin and Prentiss and Sandra Calhoun of Mendcnhall. Also welcoming the baby is her brother James Johnson. Jazstiny Jamalia Jackson Howard and Belinda Jackson of 6218 Berry wood Dr. announce the birth of their daughter, Jazstiny Jamalia Jackson, April 10 at River Oaks East. Grandparents are Mary ll.

Jackson of 410 Valley St. and Willie and Dorestcr Lee of 4542 Kirklcy Dr. Also welcoming the baby is her sister, Jianwcn Ji'Brya. I It I i jo 1 1 fx. '(t 1 1 r.r I i.fI (IV I (I Clearance Qaie A farge group oj comforters, coverfets, bedspreads, duvets and 40 50 off I Far Orchard Road 977-9153 Asthma Saturday Asthma affects thousands of children across the nation each year.

To help kids and their families deal with asthma, health professionals will hold "Asthma Super Saturday" from 9 a.m. 3:30 p.m. May 23 at Briarwood Presbyterian Church. The free event, open to all kids and their parents, is an annual event designed to raise awareness of asthma, ways to treat it, and to share information among parents. For more information call 948-6262.

Women's luncheon The Jackson Christian Women's Club will hold a luncheon meeting May 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. at the Colonial Country Club. Cost is $10 inclusive. A free nursery is available.

For more information call Mary, 829-11 34; or Betty, 825-9858. Co-dependents The Women's Co-dependents Anonymous meets every Tuesday at noon at the yellow "Youth House" directly south of Northminster Baptist Church on Ridgewood Road. For more information call Beth, 845-2171. Breastfeeding Expectant mothers who will be delivering at Methodist Healthcare -North Campus can leam the positive aspects of breastfeeding their child by enrolling in a class offered by Methodist Medical Healthcare. The class will meet May 19, at 6:30 p.m.

in the Conference Room of Methodist Healthcare North. Reservations are required. For more information call 376-2273. Volunteers needed Sta-Home Hospice is seeking volunteers in the Jackson area. Club, church or school groups are invited to get involved.

For more information call 991-9966. MHA The Mississippi Hospital tabloid Registration fee is $40 per person. For more information call Mary Mclnnis, 368-3217. Mystery Mystery book fans are invited p. join the Northside Library Mystery, Readers Book Club at 10:30 a.ra.

May 18. A I T. reader identification during six 1M an Rita Cook presents talk on linens, lace Harper Michelle Loeb Marshall and Michelle Loeb of 733 Woodgate Madison announce the birth of their daughter, Harper Michelle Loeb, April 8 at River Oaks East. Grandparents are Mrs. Robert Loeb of Meridian and Mr.

and Mrs. H. Tate Poole of 103 Rosewood Brandon. Also welcoming the baby is her brother Alex Loeb. William Harris Purvis Mr.

and Mrs. Stan P. Purvis of 105 Chatterly Madison announce the birth of their son, William Harris Purvis, April 24 at Mississippi Baptist Medical Center. Grandparents are Glen and JoAnn Bowman of Baton Rouge and Glenn and Carolyn Purvis of Picayune. Also, Mesdames Thomas Dyson, J.R.

Gilfoy, Clarence Hamilton, Mary Lynn Hughey, Henry Grady Kersh, Vernon Johnston, Howard McMillan, Julian Noel, Joe Odom, John Laughlin; Also, Mesdames Opal Madison, Mary McKee, Dewey Myers, Charles Nause, Doug Robertson, J.L Scott, William Shackleford, I.D. Stewart, Margaret Ann Varnado, Walter Windsor; Also, Mesdames Earl Wilson, George VanZant, Noel Ronken, Arthur St. Clair and Dudley Steinbrink. Guests were Camelia Noblin, Catherine Davis, Sally Hamilton, Rebecca Stewart, Jo Lynn Swayze, Clara Comer, Amelia Mockbee and Virginia Potts. Antique lEstate Jewelry Huge New Selection Victorian, Edwardian Art Deco Pieces Rings Brooches Earrings Bracelets Pendants Many rare and unusual items Ofcble rWoifs (jewelers The Maids and Matrons Club met at the Municipal Art Gallery April 28 with the president, Billye Dallas presiding.

Hostesses were Mary Belle Douglas, Chairman, assisted by Kay Alford, Nell Armstrong, Anne Crews, Virginia Hamilton and Janet McDonald. The program, Linens and Lace, was given by Rita Cook. She brought some of her collection of antique linens and laces and gave a talk concerning the history of lace making. Other members attending were Mcsdames John Aldridgc, Byron Alexander, Bess Atkinson, T.A. Baines, M.J.

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