The Northside Sun from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 36

Pdge6C THE NORTHSIDE SUN. IACKSOV MISSISSIPPI Thursday, April 30, 1987 HUMMINGBIRD GREEN-GRO CALADIUM BULBS! 23 varieties No. 1 and Jumbo Quantity Discounts FEEDERS The birds are here! Vr?" is specially formulated for the Jackson area. Covers 2500 sq. ft.

I km in 99 10 FREE USE OF SPREADER ST. AUGUSTINE SOD For sun and part shade, lush green and ready to plant. 16 24 Inch blocks. BLOOMING SHRUBS Azaleas Spirea Indian Hawthorn Carolina Jasmine Snowball Virburnum 7 GIANT BLOOMING GERANIUMS Bright Colors, Everblooming, Fait Growing. 10" pots AND 3 Packs wSL $125 S32jjj per block HUGE BLOOMING A BASKETS CALADIUM Planning Chi Omega's spring fund-raiser are (from left) Chan Patterson, Carol Daily, Kirk Bell Cooke, Rosalynn Dabbs and Dorothy Puckett Children's cancer unit to benefit from Chi Omega alums' social event ROSES PLANTS 4" and 6" pots 10" baskets filled with color.

Easy to care for. Beauty for sun, shade, or In-between. Massive plants In 4 gallon containers. 71 varieties in hybrid teas, floribundas, grandifloras and climbers. WATCH FOR SUNDAY SPECIALS! cheon begins at 11:30 a.m.

Tickets are $35 per event. For more information or reservations write: Chi Omega Alumnae, 5520 River Thames Jackson 39211; or call 956-8938. Stewart who will also present a luncheon program on wedding entertainment. The May 8 luncheon will be held at the Country Club of Jackson. The social hour preceding the noon lun "MILLIONS" OF BEDDING PLANTS Your Big Tomato could win you a Big prize! To enter the contest you must pre-register now.

Later, when your big tomato Is ready to enter, bring it to be officially weighed. Annuals, Perennials, Vegetables, Herbs Sunbeams QUANTITY DISCOUNTS birth of their daughter, Bridget! Ann, April 7 at Mississippi Baptist Medical Center. Grandparents are Lt. Col. and Mrs.

George D. Barber of Oxford and Judge and Mrs. W. W. Brown of Calhoun City.

Jackson Chi Omega Alumnae will sponsor "In Celebration of Weddings," a May 7-8 fund-raising social event, with proceeds donated to the University of Mississippi Medical Center's unit for Mississippi children with cancer. Monies raised will purchase playroom equipment for children at the state's first comprehensive children's cancer clinic at UMMC. Author and caterer, Martha Stewart, will be the featured guest at the two-day event. The May 7 cocktail reception will be held at Mr. and Mrs.

W. J. Simmons' Fairview. The wedding-style reception set for p.m., will feature Mississippi's finest caterers, florists, designers and entertainers. On May 8 a spring luncheon will provide the setting for the Designer Table Top Competition showcasing Mississippi's most creative designers, with all table top appointments provided by Fridge's.

Judging will be considered by Mrs. Kelley Frances Fenelon Brian and Kelley Fenelon of 3511 Hawthorne announce the birth of their daughter, Kelley Frances, March 31 at Womans' Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William James Fenelon of St.

Paul, and Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bennett Walton Jr. of Jackson. Bridget! Ann Brown Mr.

and Mrs. Charles W. Brown of 11 North Hill announce the Stephen Patrick Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. James Shannon Sweeney of 401 Charity Church Madison announce the birth of their son, Stephen Patrick, April 6 at Mississippi Baptist Medical Center.

Grandparents are Jake Heard and Dorothy Heard, both of Crystal Springs, Jim Sweeney of Hattiesburg and Ann Sweeney of Jackson. "RANCH CAMP '1 I For Discounts on all English Antiques all goods imported directly from England, These prices will increase on new shipment! Hurry and take advantage of this terrific offer. q- Spend Lazy Summer Days FISHING HIKING CARING FOR FARM ANIMALS AND PETS HORSEBACK RIDING PLAYING GAMES FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL, SOCCER, SOFTBALL MORE! WHERE: Highway 22 3 Miles West of Flora WHAT: Day Camp for Students Ages 8-1 1 Years 7:30 a.m. 6:00 p.m. WHEN: June 8 July 31 $25 per day; $100 per week 3009 Urf State Street Jackson, Mississippi Please call me for your Estate Sale or Appraisal needs! sponsored by: Jimmy Hays 21 -year teachercoach with Clinton Public Schools FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL (AFTER 6): 879-8209 For weeks we've been leading an invasion.

Encouraging our advertisers to conquer new territory, to plan a strategy for winning new customers. Today, North meets South and South meets North for readers of the Northside Sun and South-West Sun. Over 200 advertisers, for the first time, are covering the Jackson Metropolitan area by advertising in both the Northside Sun and South-West Sun. Our ad staff was first into battle, capturing enough advertising for 60 pages of community news. The rest of the staff followed, with orders and a commitment to produce the best issue of the year an issue our advertisers could win with; an issue that granted our readers as much enjoyment as a week-long pass for R.

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