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Page2B THE NORTHSIDE SUN, JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Thursday, September 26, 1985 Salvation Army bazaar to feature doll show FORD'S CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMING AND GALLERY Specializing in Gold leafing Restoration of Oil Pointings and Antique Frames 5452 N. State 362-4051 1513 Lakeland Dr. I The Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary will sponsor its annual Bazaar and Elegant Ladies Doll Show Sept. 28 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

at St. Luke's Methodist Church, Dul-ing Avenue. The bazaar will offer visitors the opportunity to browse numerous booths. Items for sale will include plants, white elephants and baked goods (cakes, pies, cookies, candy, jellies, preserves, etc). Second Time Around Booth will offer adult and children's clothes.

Holiday items can be found at the Holiday Booth. A hot lunch will be available. Lady Horsman dolls dressed in handmade costumes will be auctioned at a silent auction. Dolls dressed depicting Southern Belles, a Merry Widow, Little Red Riding Hood and other fairy tales, as well as historical costumed dolls will be included in the auction. The event will also feature a reproduction bisque Dream Baby doll whose costume was created by Mrs.

Calvin Hudson and Mrs. Robert Sumrall. A Salem cradle crafted by Jim Shepherd will compliment this beautiful doll. A bisque Jumeau doll done by Mrs. Jim Shepherd will also be a highlight of the doll show and auction.

The bazaar is chaired by Mrs. Dorothy Guice and the Elegant Ladies Doll Auction is chaired by Mrs. Shepherd. Roses $8" doz. Cash Carry Graham, Beach planning wedding for November I "I jj Ijarkutfi flnrtat Serving Jackson since 1937 standard life building Jy 4503 i-55 north phone 353-4732 rh phone 366-0389 jackson, mississippi 39205 CO iijiii'iiiiinj Coordinations Coordinating arrangements for the Central Medical Auxiliary's Oct.

1 luncheon for old and new members are: (from left, standing) Jane Smith, head hostess; Rexine Henry, chairman; and (seated) Pam Truett, co-chairman. V) 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Harold Graham announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Alison, of Jackson, to Ralph Gleason Beach Jr. of Hazlehurst, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Gleason Beach of Hazlehurst. Miss Graham is the granddaughter of Mrs. Ralph Llewellyn Landrum of Jackson and the late Mr. Landrum, and the late Judge and Mrs.

Jesse Harold Graham of Meridian. The prospective bridegroom is the grandson of Mrs. Samuel Irvin Beach and the late Mr. Beach, and Mr. and Mrs.

George DeBerry Hall, all of Hazlehurst and the late Henry Harrison Hennington. The bride-to-be is a graduate of Copiah Academy and holds a bachelor's degree in elementary education from the University of Mississippi and a master's degree in elementary education from Mississippi State University. She is a member of Chi Omega sorority and the Debutante Club of Mississippi, Inc. She is associated with the Crystal Springs Elementary School as a second grade teacher. The prospective groom is a graduate of Cophia Academy and attend- i- 1 NEvV Claircl Bikini Shaver NvV Clairol Pretty Looks Anywhere The Versatile Lighted Mirror Clairol Upstart Hair Dryer Nv Clairol Body Builder Mini Hair Styling Brush Mary Alison Graham ed Ole Miss where he was a member of Phi Delta Theta fraternity and served as its rush chairman.

He is self-employed in Hazlehurst. The couple will exchange vows at 3 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 16 at the Crystal Springs United Methodist Church. Hazel Klaas Beauty Consultant Charge Accounts Free Delivery Top Name Brands Catfish recipes sought Woodland Hills 366-3427 I iff A 'V' )L The Catfish Farmers of America is calling for recipes for the 12th annual National Farm Raised Catfish Cooking Contest.

The annual contest is held to find new, appealing recipe ideas for farm raised catfish. Recipes may be submitted for any category as long as farm raised catfish is the main ingredient. Recipes must be submitted by Feb. 14, 1986. Five finalists will be selected and notified in mid April.

Out of town finalists will receive an all expense paid trip to Jackson, to compete in the June 6, 1986 cook-off for the $2,000 first prize. For a free copy of the 1985 winning recipes and an entry form for information on the 1986 contest write: Winning Recipes, P.O. Box 34, Jackson 39205. Anniversary Dr. and Mrs.

Joseph Leti Stewart of Albuquerque, will honor Mr. and Mrs. Thomas David Frizsell on their 60th wedding anniversary at the Sheraton Regency in Jackson, Oct. 5. Grace Davidson Frizsell was married to Thomas David Frizsell by Dr.

W. A. Hewitt of Jackson in 1925. Frizsell is a veteran of World War I and World War II. He was associated with R.

E. Kennington Co. until retirement and then associated with Craft Contract Furnishings. Mrs. Frizsell was office manager for The Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company until her retirement.

Luncheon Clubs 4 'J i 'K i I 1 i- (l i i 40 OFF IN SEPTEMBER Now through September 28th, buy one pair of glasses at regular price and get a second pair at 40 off. This offer good only on frames in stock. Ask our qualified optician for full details. WIT wmm Deerfield The Deerfield Bridge Club met Aug. 28 at the Deerfield Country Club.

Mrs. Regis Bradley was hostess. High score winner was Mrs. Ma-jewicz; second high, Mrs. Tony Anthony; low, Mrs.

Curtiss Thompson and bingo, Mrs. Griggs. Others present were Mesdames Bill Banks, Ted Herberth, Frieda Moak, Luther Johnson, Jack Davis and John Harless Jr. Guests were Mrs. Joe Majewicz of Brandon and Mrs.

Kenneth Griggs of Madison. Vision Center Sun Photo Now officers Newly elected officers of the Mecca Luncheon Club are (standing, from left) Mrs. Wilson Defore, treasurer; Mrs. W. P.

Garth, publicity; Mrs. J. Cum-mings secretary; (seated) Mrs. James K. Smith, president; and Mrs.

Jack W. Ramsey, vice president. Metro Center Hwy. 80 Wesf 354-3522 Centre' Park County Line Rd. 956-9455 Continental The Continental Bridge Luncheon Club held its September meeting at Colonial Country Club with President Mrs.

Charles Miller, presiding. Mesdames Fred G. Ray, Vernet Asprooth, Jack Holmes and Frank Carson served as hostesses. Winning at bridge were Mrs. A.

E. May, first, and Mrs. James C. Walton, second. Bingo went to Mrs.

James E. Fowler. New officers were elected for the incoming year. They are Mrs. David Massey, president; Mrs.

Nadine Williams, vice president; Mrs. A. E. Anthony assisted by Mrs. Paul Dongieux, secretary; and Mrs.

Ray assisted by Mrs. Ernest Adcock, treasurer. Mrs. Charles L. Miller will serve as parliamentarian.

Other members attending were Mesdames Sam Birdsong, Jeanne Caldwell, H. B. Cottrell, H. Mack Cox, Tom Dallas, Berk Davis, Jeff Ellis, Roberts. Graham; Mesdames John Harmon, Clifford Hans, Calvin J.

Lucas, Carl Lund-quist Ralph Marble, W. A. Miller Tom Murley, Paul Nielsen Mesdames Paul J. Pryor, M. Regan, J.

W. Roberts, Tom B. Shelton, Joe Stamper, C. K. Stephenson, Terrell Wise and Dena Sutton.

EARLE Get the LooEi JOS 1 TT Avoid the burning, peeling and flaking you get from the Natural Sun. Try our "skin friendly" tanning systems that are safer than the sun. Safe Convenient Relaxing One Full Month of Visits $58.00 First Visit Only $3.00 3 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS IN JACKSON TO TAN YOU 1355 Ellis Ave. 1553 County Line Rd. (Executive Oak Plaza) 2759 Old Canton Plaza GOLDEN TAIJ SUIlTAHIilliG CENTERS 352-0044 956-6183 366-1477 FIRMING FACIALS High Noon High Noon Luncheon Club will meet Thursday, Oct.

3 at Primos Northgate. For guest reservations and cancellations call Mrs. W. Andrew Sweat by noon Wednesday, Oct. 2.

982-1741 Highland Village Jackson, Mississippi.