The Northside Sun from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 5

Thursday, April 6, 1973 THE NQRTHS3SE SUN, JACKSON, MlSCISSirpI Fe CA I i Lcdthoway lw 7 Socking $800,000 Mrs. James M. Spain Goodwill Auxiliary treasurer are working to help the Auxiliary, president; Lester Price, 1977 Goodwill Industries reach the $600,000 goal Goodwill Volunteer of the Year; and Mrs. set for its 1978 Capital Funds Campaign. Zaeh Taylor National Goodwill Julian L.

Clark (left) and Alvis T. Hunt are eo-chairmen of the 1978 Goodwill Capital Funds Campaign's Advance Division. The campaign, the second in the Auxiliary's history, had advance pledges of $200,000. Obituaries Let's go! Co -Chairman; Alvis P. Flannes, Campaign Chairman; and William P.

Furr, president of Goodwill Industries. Mayor Dale Danks (second from left) was a special program participant at the Goodwill Capital Funds Kickoff Luncheon. With him are (from left) Jack P. Dean, Campaign 20-50 off all merchandise GUY H. SL0CUM3 JR.

A funeral was held March 30 from the chapel of Wright and Ferguson for Guy H. Slocumb Jr. of 4650 Londonderry Dr. The Rev. David Cranford officiated, Slocumb, 67, died the afternoon of March 28 in the Mississippi Baptist Medical Center after a long illness.

A native of Edwards, he was the son Of the late Guy H. Slocumb Sr. and Sally Provine Slocumb. He was a former resident of Canton and Vicks-burg where he owned and operated a retail clothing store. He had been a resident of Jackson for the past 12 years.

He was a member of Southern Hills Baptist Church. He was a veteran of World War II in which he served in the Army Air Corps. His survivors include his wife, nee Leuna Hilton of Pinola; three sons, Guy H. Slocumb HI of Montgomery, Michael H. Slocumb of Charlotte, N.C., and Patrick P.

Slocumb of Jackson; a daughter, Mrs. Frank (Sally) Spell of Hattiesburg; six grandchildren; and a nephew, Tom Winter of Rochester, N.Y. Pallbearers were Toler Hood, Michael Ramshur, Paul Grubbs, Bern Herrin, Shelby Grubbs, and Troy Grubbs. Burial was in the Edwards Cemetery. April 10 thru 15th Capital Funds Campaign for Good wi 1 1 now underway Parking G.

RICHARD ISETT victim Final rites were conducted April 3 from the chapel of Wright and Ferguson for G. Richard Isett of 3855 Azalea Dr. The Rev. Durrell Makamson officiated. Isett, 65, died April 1 in Warren, Ark.

from injuries received in an automobile accident. A native of Chicago, 111., he was a resident of the city for 50 years where he operated the American Expansion Bolt and Manufacturing Co, He had made his home in Jackson since 1963. His survivors include his wife, nee Phyllis Kurtz; four sons, Richard W. Isett of Chicago, Capt. John B.

Isett, USAF, Montgomery, Jeffery K. Isett of Evergreen, and Gregory K. Isett of Jackson; two daughters, Miss Siri Allen Isett of Honolulu and Miss Louesa Isett of Jackson; and two granddaughters. Burial was in the Lake-wood Memorial Park. Pallbearers were Greg Isett, Jeff Isett, 'John Isett, Ken Tatum, Scott Tatum and Bill Tillman.

Tark to speak to Big Geld The head coach of the Golden Eagles Basketball team at the University of Southern Mississippi, M. K. Turk, will be the guest speaker for the Friday, April 7, meeting of the Central Mississippi Chapter of the Big Gold Club. The meeting starts at 12 noon and will be held at the Sun-N-Sand Motel according to Jeff Canfield, president. Woman's Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Neal of Delhi, La. are maternal grandparents. Paternal grandparents are Mrs.

T. J. H. Anderson and the late Mr. Anderson of 4879 Woodmont Dr.

You Saw It In The Sun The 1978 Capital Funds Campaign of Goodwill Indus-tires of Mississippi, is underway in the Capital area to reach its goal of $600,000 to fund new and improve existing facilities to serve the State's handicapped people. Campaign goals were outlined during a special kickoff luncheon. Heading the program were Mayor Dale Danks, Campaign Chairman placed seventh in the nation. Assisting Flannes and Dean in campaign leadership are Julian L. Clark, Alvis T.

Hunt, George E. Dona van, Robert R. N. Frank Edmonds and Larry W. Edwards.

Mrs. C. L. Conerly Jr. and Mrs.

Jack P. Dean are heading the Auxiliary volunteers. Dean pointed out to volunteers in a briefing in Rear L-Planls and (JiflSi 1220 N. STATE ST. JACKSON, MISS 39202 Alvin P.

Flannes, and Co- session prior to the luncheon Chairman Jack P. Dean, who that this is the first Capital announced that early pledges Funds Campaign since 1960, amounted to approximately the second only in Goodwill $200,000. history. The funds will be only $12,500 in operating funds from the United Way of the Capital Area in 1977. All other income comes from recycled goods, and services.

Achievement of. the $600,000 goal, according to Flannes and Dean, is absolutely necessary for expanded facilities to meet the needs of the handicapped in Mississippi. JUIJUAJUUUUJJUUJUUj Sun Beams rrrvvm wmi ASHLEY KATHLEEN I RAGSDALE Mr. and Mrs. John Rags-dale of 1159 Woodfield Dr.

announce the birth of a daughter, Ashley Kathleen Ragsdale, March 30 at Woman's Hospital. Mrs. Ragsdale is the daughter of Katie Ainsworth and the late Deacon Ainsworth of 4660 Casablanca Dr. Mr. and Mrs.

J. W. Ragsdale of 614 Benning Rd. are paternal grandparents. GWENDOLYN CHRISTINA ANDERSON Mr.

and Mrs. T. J. Havens Anderson of 940 Fairfax announce the birth of a daughter, Gwendolyn Christina Anderson, March 29 at When you open Fidelity Bank's new William P. Furr, president of Goodwill Industries, called on Executive Director Darby Sowell for a slide presentation which illustrated the work of the organization.

The luncheon was also highlighted with a personal testimony given by Lester Price, 1977 Goodwill Worker, of the Year, who Bonus Banking account something magic happens. Suddenly you get a wnoie lot, tor very little, bonus 15ank- ingisa checking account sure, but JL. it's much more, too. prilTr You get I UK liic instant check cashing at over member, bank locations nationwide used to finance improvements to the original building, including a new 13,000 square foot workshop and office area already completed and in use, and purchase of additional equipment. Goodwill facilities, and rehabilitation services have been used by over 3,400 handicapped persons from 1957-77.

These people are referred to the organization by local, state and federal agencies, State Vocational Rehabilitation, State Rehabilitation for the Blind, Veterans. Administration, Comprehensive Employment Training Act, WIN (Work Incentive Now) and Senior Aide Program. Goodwill was accredited in 1976 by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities. This accreditation extends through 1979 and is the highest award given any rehabilitation facility in the United States. Goodwill has the most comprehensive evaluation center and is the only sheltered workshop in the state.

The organization is virtually self-supporting, receiving uiscounis nom ma or names nKe ieobeway when you travel Drill 7 or 8 holes in your paint-mixing paddle to enable you to mix the paint taster and more thoroughly. Highlander Laundry Center 4S33 McWiKie Dr. 4153 Northview Dr. Colonial Mart Shopping Center Your Neighborhood Maytsg equipped coin operated bundry 9 A PQ 4-" ft Wtf 9 y- -f if isf IiyeiBide Independent Methodist CliprcH, I If ij Li i --f VcVwVt If 1 Ui Dr. L.

Mlltcn C'jtchon, Pastor Randal! Shunnan, Associate Designed to maneuver easily, resist clogging and make mowing quick and easy. Easy to empty grasscatcher No-clog Turbo-Vent design Easy to start and drive Controls on handle no bending AUthe personalized you need at no charge, and no minimum od and Holly' requirement You get a valuable Accidental Death insurance policy. Plus, a 10 each dvcount from local mc UV-jUUV kiiysJ, (IwulWill 1 I iWU C'USim' t-VilJl and Dukes Bakery. You even est disc Thame: "The Spotlight God's Word on America's Problems." Speaker: Dr. L.

Milton Cutehen Wednesday April 9- 12 CSEHY Muslcsl Messengers- Wilmos Cseliy, Violin Gladys Cseby. Piano of the nation's favcri'e thomo pioncy moro, too, aa ior ao.uu inor.unia, k-: moro iarycur 11C Banker i. i i i 1 1 7 c. Jf'-t jp:.