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Page 4B THE NORTHSIDE SUN, JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Thursday, March 8, 1979 Margaret Wynne Liles plans April 14 wedding Mr. and Mrs. William Jackson Liles Jr. announce the engagement of their daughter, Margaret Wynne, to James Dennis Appleton, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Frederick Perrin Appleton of Delmar, N.Y. Grandparents of the brideelect are Mrs. John Wynne Bradley of Grenada, and the late Mr. Bradley, and Mr. and Mrs.

William J. Liles of Bruce. The prospective bridegroom is the grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. Karl Theodore Steik of Montclair, N.J., and the late Mr.

and Mrs. Frederick P. Appleton also of Montclair. Miss Margaret Wynne Liles Miss Liles was graduated from Jackson Preparatory School and the University of Texas at Austin. She received a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree in advertising design and was a member of the Advertising Club, American Marketing Association, Union Arts Council, and the Pre-law Association.

She was the recipient of awards from the Houston Society of Visual Arts, Tulsa Society of Visual Arts, and the Braun Package Design Contest in New York City. She is an art director with McCann-Erickson Advertising Agency in Chicago, Ill. The future bridegroom was graduated from Bethlehem Central High School in Delmar, N.Y., and received a Bachelor of Arts degree in economics from Bowdoin College, Brunswick, and was a member of Beta Theta Pi social fraternity. He is associated with Johnson and Higgins of Illinois as an account executive and is a member of the University Club. Dr.

J. Douglas Blair will officiate at the April 14 ceremony at Briarwood Presbyterian Church. Hire a Senior Citizen Call 355-6688 -Marion's Photography The suit is back. See The Carriage House models, as previewed by Celia Purser, present the fashion house's selections: at noontime next Thursday, March 15, in the Country Kitchen of Primos Northgate. Today, March 8, models from the Starecase will present the show.

PRIMOS NORTHGATE RESTAURANTS 4330 NORTH STATE STREET NOTICE Will You Be In Charge Of FLOWERS For Easter In Your Church? If So SUNFLOWER Can Save You Money NOW! Orders Special Prices Orders Special Prices Delivery For Large Orders Wrapping Plants Pay More Call Today Place Your Order Now! This Offer Good Only at Maywood Location Sunflower Miss Gammill plans wedding at Riverside Mr. and Mrs. Dave Gammill of Jackson announce the engagement of their daughter, Dianne Sue of Atlanta, Ga, to Michael Joseph McShane, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas John McShane of Indianapolis, Ind.

Miss Gammill is the granddaughter of Mrs. Emmett Gammill and the late Mr. Gammill of Jackson and the late Mr. and Mrs. William James Page of McComb.

The bride-elect attended Murrah High School and was graduated from Council Manhattan High School. She received a Bachelor of Arts degree in education from the University of Mississippi where she was a member of the Chi Omega sorority. Miss Gammill attended summer sessions at the University of Hawaii and is a graduate of the National Center for Paralegal Training in Atlanta, Ga. She presently is associated with Citizens and Southern Realty Investors of Atlanta, as a paralegal. The prospective bridegroom is a graduate of Rose-Hulman University, ANN SANFORD MATTHEWS was among new initiates of Gamma Zeta Chapter of Delta Gamma social sorority at Louisiana State University.

She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Matthews of 6071 Huntview Dr. RESEARCH CLUB The Research Club will meet at 3 p.m.

March 13 in the home of Mrs. L. H. Fulcher, 1142 St. Ann St.

Co-hostesses will be Mrs. Carter O'Ferrall and Mrs. Luther Flowers. A program on "Our School Tradition" will be presented by Mrs. George Pickett.

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Wedding vows will be exchanged April 7, at 6:30 at Riverside Independent Methodist Church. 0-FRAME IT Custom Framing or Do-It-Yourself Discount One Day Service ready made frames mini-frames metal section frames mats and prints 3017 N. State 366-8541 Announcing Ross' Beauty Salon The Chic Shoppe are now ONE We invite previous Chic Shoppe Customers to Visit: Robin Black Eva Casey Tim Davis Ruth Hays Esther Richardson Wilmon Tyner Ross Richardson Anna Hudson Joanie Thompson Dora Franklin Judy Hopson Annie B. Quinn Juanita Richardson 362-7789 4532 Office Park Drive Celebrating 50th anniversary The Botanical Park Garden Club celebrated Ethel Muns; Carrie Avent, state bird the 50th anniversary of the Garden Clubs of chairman and guest speaker; and Jane Mississippi with "an afternoon of bird- Steen, chairman for the afternoon program. watching" Feb.

28 at St. Marks United Miss Avent showed slides with her talk Methodist Church. Program participants about birdwatching. (SUN PHOTO) included (from left) club president Mary Miss Young becomes bride of Ralph Daniel Ezell Miss Ann Carol Young, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Hugh Harper Young of Jackson, was married recently to Ralph Daniel Ezell, son of Mrs. Irwin McNair Ezell of Pearl, and Connoy Bernard Ezell of Jackson. Grandparents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. C.

H. Carruth Jr. of Clarksdale, and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie M.

Young of Bogue Chitto. The groom's grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Q. B.

Ezell of Union, and the late Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McNair, also of Union. Mr. and Mrs.

Hugh H. Young honored the young couple with a reception in their home Sunday, Feb. 18. The honorees greeted the guests with Mrs. Irwin Ezell and their hosts, Mr.

and Mrs. Young. For the occasion the bride wore a long cream-colored dress fashioned with an Empire waist and an overtunic of heavy lace. She wore an arrangement of babies' breath in her hair. The bride's table was covered with a white cutwork tablecloth over a pale blue underlay.

Centering the table was a large silver epergne which held candles and an arrangement of yellow tulips, white iris, yellow and white carnations, daisies and babies' breath. The cake, made by the bride's mother, completed the appointments. The groom's table in the den was draped with a beige crocheted tablecloth with an apricot underlay. The guitarshaped groom's cake was decorated with fresh flowers and frosted grapes. The table was centered with an ar- Mrs.

Ralph Daniel Ezell rangement of carnations and daisies with silver candelabra. Champagne punch was served. Reception rooms throughout the house were adorned with arrangements of fresh diasies, carnations, babies' breath and greenery. Assisting with the reception were Mr. and Mrs.

William H. Scott, Mrs. Frank Polanski, Mrs. Roger Lind, Mrs. Buford Yerger, Mrs.

April Gaylord, Mrs. Ron Ries, Mrs. Harold' Brooks, Miss Lana Brooks, Miss Diane Reich, Miss Candy Trask, Mrs. Jerry Moak, Terje Torrissen, Jon Young, Mrs. C.

H. Carruth Mrs. Fred Upton, Mrs. Eddie M. Young, Miss Donna Herrington and Mrs.

Irwin Ezell. The couple is now residing in Jackson, where Mrs. Ezell is attending Belhaven College and the groom is a member of the Owens Brothers band and associated with North American Recording Corporation. Patterson home is meeting site for Alpha, ADK The home of Mr. and Mrs.

H. T. Patterson was the scene for the February meeting of the Alpha Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa. Mrs. Patty Roper was initiated into the sorority as a new member.

Mrs. Elaine Yates entertained the group with an evening of music and song. Hostesses were Miss Sue Williams, Mrs. Jean Travis, Mrs. Ginger Parker, Mrs.

Candace Blue and Mrs. Elba Patterson. Other members attending were Mrs. Tommie Colvin, Mrs. Leona Evans, Mrs.

Sue Flurry, Mrs. Sherry Hartfield, Mrs. Carolyn Hodges, Mrs. Dymple Layman, Miss Thelma Maffett, Miss Helen Power, Mrs. Ann Speedling, Mrs.

Jean Spegener, Mrs. Margaret Thompson, Mrs. Pam Williams. The Northside Sun serves North Jackson, Ridgeland, Madison and the Reservoir Area SPRING FUNTIME in Stride Shoes, GRETCHEN Blue White 5 8 12 Blue Beige 5 12 TUF-PLAYER White 3 6 12 ULMER'S 981-4276 Open til 9 p.m. Blue 3.

6 Stride Rite Fridays 12 SHOES Highland Village Red 6 12 D(in stock) Plaza ANTIQUES SHOW AND SALE BEGINS TOMORROW, MARCH 9-11 MISS. TRADE MART LARGEST ANTIQUES SHOW EVER IN MISS. BRING THE FAMILY 2.00 ADM. GOOD FOR 3 DAYS FREE DOOR PRIZES FREE SEMINARS Friday, 1:30 p.m. "Everything You've Always Wanted to Know About Auctions But Were Afraid to Ask." by Col.

Jack Buchanan Friday, 3:30 p.m. "George E. Ohr, Potter, of Biloxi, Ms." by Mrs. Kathleen Crispin Saturday, 1:30 p.m. "Periods of English Furniture from Jacobean to Victorian." by Alvin Cotlar M.D.

Saturday, 3:30 p.m. "Decorating With Antiques." by Mrs. Elayne Barun, A.I.D., N.S.I.D. Saturday, 7:30 p.m. "Construction of English Furniture." by Bob Sumner Sunday, 2 p.m.

"American Pattern Silver." by Dr. Samuel J. Barun, A.I.D., N.S.I.D. DUE TO POPULAR DEMAND THIS SHOW SALE HAS BEEN EXPANDED! This is not a Flea Market! Bring your entire family. 18th 19th century furniture, jewelry, bronzes, Pennsylvania folk art, silver, Tiffany, cloisonne, water colors, paintings, Oriental rugs, fantastic diamonds, prints and maps, music boxes and much more, too much to list.

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