The Northside Sun from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 27

Thursday, October 19, 1978 THE NORTHSIDE SUN, JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI page 11B i Sunlanders By Kay Rockett the Wikler. shoe BY BUSTER BROWN. The Wikler shoe by Buster Brown has a flared and broadened (an shaoed toe outline. It's curved to follow every natural line of your child foot More wiggle room for toes. Provides freedom to flex, exercise and grow.

A Wikler shoe is made with the very softest uppers. No irritating inside seams or stiff metal shanks to chap or chafe. Just natural shape and give. And the feeling cf "going barefoot with shoes I -A niiilir -v '-V'SzTxjf VTfc; it 0 --twm -ft't A .1 --V8S3WWI i-mmff I IS I fl Little Cobbler 128 Highland Village Jackson, Miss. Phone 366-7653 Shop until 9:00 Friday Judy and Bob Travis and Dr.

Joe and Pat Ross kicked-off a series of parties called Dinner A L'Art Friday. These dinners are being given to enable the establishment of a Museum Tea Room. This first dinner provided a Moroccan Diffa for guests including Jim and Kitty Czarniecki, Dr. Bill and Joy Aden, Marisue and George Wilkinson, Joe and Happy Lusteck, Lana and George Anderson, and John and Lisa Dorn. One of several dinners presented Sunday was given by Eleanor Fitzhugh and her daughter Liz.

This Seafood Montage included on the guest list Helen and Walter Boone, Stuart and Bitsy Irby, Mary Catherine and Johnny Grower, Lillian Bottrell, Martha Wilkinson, Janet Red-mont, Jim and Elta Johnston, Kathleen and Jimmy Keeton, and Genny Godwin. Sunday also found an East Indian dinner being hosted by Sally and Charles Carmichael, Maudy and Bob Nichols, Eleanor and John Fontaine, and Dr. Seshadri Raju. Guests included Mary Alice Bookhart, Mary Leigh and Jim Furr, Barbara Stribling and Jimmy Allmand, Kathryn and Jim Becker, Irline Hanes, Ann Crews, and Warren and Helen Ludlam. Because of the tremendous number of dinners to be presented, a few of these parties will be covered each week through Dec.

14! Jo and Nathan Wise have recently returned from a two-month trip which took them to Yugoslavia, Liechtenstein, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Rome, Italy, Albania, and Greece where they visited daughter and son-in-law Nat and Michael Gipson. They particularly enjoyed cruising to all the Greek Isles, and they highly recommend their cruise ship, the "Stella Oceanis." Due to jet lag, however, they won't "really" be back for another few months! THE TENNIS CLASSIC, featuring tennis professional Martina Navratilova, will take place in the Mississippi Coliseum I I IT I I chairman, and the ball boys will be Brian Farr, Sam Farrington, Reed Elliott, Clay Hays, Grice Hooker, Trey Hulsey, Bill Moore, John Noblin, Tracy Roberts, John Simpson, Stewart Speed, George Williams, and Ed Yelverton. Thanks, guys! Friends will be glad to know that Linda is in good health and is home now. While in the hospital, she "celebrated" her 40th birthday, and to cheer her up, a good friend delivered to her room a black wreath with dead gladioli and a card which read "Forty ain't fun!" The nurses were opposed to this, but Linda says she had a good laugh and started to feel better instantly! Cynthia Downer, daughter of Jimmie and Bill Downer and niece of Clara Karpe, traveled to Hawaii recently to participate in a bridge tournament along with John Helfrich and Nancy Bryant. Cynthia stayed in the home of Dr.

Jim McGuire, and enjoyed dinner parties and dining at The Outrigger. She, like countless others, thinks Hawaii is absolute heaven! No word on the outcome of the tournament. BACK FROM a bus tour of the western United States are Elsmer Addkison, Velma Agnew, Maggie Ewing, Bill and Doris Bobo, Doris Green, Maudy Messer, Lee Fain, Margie and W. J. Bilbro, and May Griffeth, among others who participated in this fun and educational trip for retired teachers.

Their travels included San Francisco's Chinatown, Colorado's Garden of the Gods, New Mexico's Carlsbad Caverns, Reno's one-arm bandits, California's Big Sur highway from which the Pacific Ocean "looked like lots of diamonds rolling in," New Mexico's white sands that look like mountains of snow, Las Vegas' Liberace, Hollywood, and California's Yosemite Falls. The Juvenile Diabetes Foundation wishes to thank Woodie and Mary Van Zandt for the use of their home for the August garage sale and Myra Weaver and Betty Underwood for their work in planning this event. and to all who made contributions to the sale. Trcr kidney disease president; and, standing, Ms. Lyn Kerr Barnes, candy distribution chairman; Mrs.

Jack Laws, president-elect; and Mrs. Bill Dalehite, projects chairman. Some 150 businesses are helping the Chi Omegas sell the candy to ensure continued services to patients, public and professional education, and research through the Kidney Foundation. (SUN PHOTO) Chi Omega Fraternity Alumnae jnvite other Misgissippians to help them itrick kidney disease" by buying Halloween fcandy from participating organizations in Halloween benefit for the Kidney Foundation of Mississippi. Promoting gales which they hope will "spook" kidney disease 'into a thing of the past are (from left), seated, Mrs.

Tom Murphree, publicity chairman; Mrs. James E. Cothren, tlome-Collins engagement announced roc. jtLa and Mrs. Edward M.

Collins Sr. of McComb and Mrs. W. H. Suthoff and the late Mr.

Suthoff of Moss Point. The wedding is planned for early December in Camden, S.C. Mrs. Marion Williams Home of Camden, S.C., announces the engagement of her daughter, Annie Dunreth, to Stephen Marc Collins of Charleston, S.C. and Jackson, Miss Home was graduated fjpm Joseph Kershaw Academy, Camden, S.C, and Converse College, Spartanburg, S.C.

She is the granddaughter of the late Robert Willson Williams of Shreveport, and Chattanooga, and Mrs. Williams of Chattanooga. The future bridegroom is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Edward M.

Collins Jr. of Charleston, S.C, formerly of Jackson. A recent graduate of Wofford College, he is a member of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity. His grandparents are Mr. is ball boy demonstration of Christmas arrangements wreath and A NEW Gift Shop in Woodland Hills 1 kins, and financial report given by the treasurer, Mrs.

Dudley Culley. Guests welcomed were Mesdames M. B. Daniels, Clarence Dowell and Marcial Forester. Members present were Mesdames H.

M. Addkison, Lee B. Agnew, James W. Craig, Dudley Culley, Leland Hopkins, W. S.

Moak, Aubrey H. Rone and J. M. Tubb. tonight at 8.

Linda Farr Garden Club News dfc )f( Lakeview Lakeview Garden Club members met at Greenbrook's North State Street Gallery, where Brook Jacobs gave a sented in conjunction with Homecoming at Millsaps, Oct. 19-21. Mrs. Holford is the daughter of the late Rev. Charles Assaf of Jackson and Mrs.

Julia Assaf of Houston. preparations. Hostess for the meeting was Mrs. Leland Hopkins. President, Mrs.

James W. Craig, presided. Minutes of the last meeting were read by the recording secretary, Mrs. Leland Hop- NORTHSIDE SUN NEWS DEADLINE MONDAY, 5 p.m. CLASSIFIED TUESDAY NOON fc: I I I b'f 1 Specializing in: Tapers, Bees Wax Candles, Pottery, Soap, Novelty Candles, Christmas Ornaments V7 a i 1 i i Sungass specialists carrying designer frames, Ray ban and many others.

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Lj 1 h3 Child's delight concorix QUARTZ 5 The Community Children's Theatre troupe has scheduled Little Red Riding Hood" and "The Golden Goose" for its fall production. The plays will run from Oct. 23 till Nov. 1, with the public performance slated for Oct. 26 at Peeples Jr.

High 4tarting at 4 p.m. Principal characters in the plays include Srom left) standing, Barbara Maxwell, Goose; Myrtle Williams, Red Riding Hood; Randa Wilson, Baby Bear; and vjkneeUng, Nancy Divine, the Baker. Persons who wish to participate in CCT productions may telephone 354-1191. SUN PHOTO BY JIMMYE SWEAT) zrL. Latest Fall Styles For Fall and Winter Famous Name Labels From The East and West Coast Huge Selection Of Missy and Junior Apparel LABELS FOR LESS LABELS FOR LESS ComeSave- The gold quartz calendar watch by Concord.

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