Remembering Jeanette Ferguson Noe Who Passed away on December 14, 2008

 Jeanette Ferguson Noe, 68, died Sunday, December 14, 2008, at Guardian Angel Hospice. She was a former Congressional staff member.

Services will be 11 a.m. Wednesday, December 17, 2008, at St. Paul's Episcopal Church. Family visitation will be at the church one hour before the services. Stephens Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Mrs. Noe served as the Meridian district representative for Congressman Sonny Montgomery from 1967 to 1995. Prior to that she was a teacher at Meridian and Oxford High Schools and was a reporter for the Associated Press, Memphis Commercial Appeal, Jackson Daily News and the Meridian Star.
She was a graduate of the Mississippi University for Women where she was a member of the Hall of Fame, was editor of The Spectator and a member of the Mortar Board. She later received her master's degree from Mississippi State University in public policy and administration where she was selected as the outstanding in-service graduate student.
Mrs. Noe was a past president of the Meridian Community College board of trustees, served on the executive board of Mississippians for Educational Broadcasting, was a member of the advisory group of the Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) and was a past administrator of the St. Paul's Episcopal Church Chamber Music Series.
She was the recipient of numerous honors including the 1982 Mississippi Press Women's "Woman of Achievement" award, the 1968 "Silver Inky" award from the Mississippi University of Women's department of journalism and various writing honors from the Mississippi Press Women.
Mrs. Noe is survived by her husband, Harold; her son, David, of Tampa, FL; and sisters, Nancy F. Malcolm of Greensboro, GA, Emily F. Newell of Hattiesburg and Mae F. Johnson of Ft. Worth, TX; and excellent companions, Mrs. Hattie Terrell, Mrs. Christine Russell, Mrs. Evelyn Edwards and Mrs. Pearl Gordon; and the caregivers of Guardian Angel.
She was preceded in death by her father, Eddy Thompson Ferguson; and her mother, Jeanette East Ferguson.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorials to St. Paul's Episcopal Church (1116 23rd Ave., Meridian 39301) or a favorite charity.

Gingo Tree

O God our Father, Creator of all the living, we entrust to Your gentle care all those we love who have gone before us; and have gone to their rest in the hope of rising again. . . .

Eternal rest, grant unto Jeanette Ferguson Noe, O Lord,

and let perpetual light shine upon her.

May the souls of the faithful departed
through the mercy of God rest in peace. Amen.

Mrs. Denise Josephine Curran Reetz Nance, Deceased, Sister of Jinny Curran Walz

Mrs. Denise Josephine Curran Reetz Nance, of Meridian, passed away Saturday, December 5, 2020, at her residence. Robert Barham Family Funeral is honored to be entrusted with the arrangements.

Denise attended Poplar Springs Elementary and Meridian High School. She received additional education and training in Visual Arts and Merchandising. Her career in Display Management included positions with Marks Rothenberg, McRae’s Department Stores and Belk. She received many awards for her displays from noted companies as well as her places of employment. Denise’s gifts in Visual Arts were seen at weddings and significant local events.

Survivors include her daughter, Catherine Reetz Nause of Georgia; sisters, Sharon Curran Chatham of Meridian and Jinny Curran Walz of Texas.

She was preceded in death by her parents, John Joseph Curran and Harriett Waldron Curran; siblings, John Waldron Curran, Mary Ann Curran West, Timothy Curran, and Norine Curran Norman; her husbands, Steven Wesley Reetz, and Samuel K. Nance.

The family requests memorials be made to Diabetes Association.

Family and friends may sign the online guestbook at robertbarhamffh.com.

O God our Father, Creator of all the living, we entrust to Your gentle care all those we love who have gone before us; and have gone to their rest in the hope of rising again. . . .

Eternal rest, grant unto Denise Josephine Curran Reetz Nance, O Lord,

and let perpetual light shine upon her.

May the souls of the faithful departed
through the mercy of God rest in peace. Amen.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY SANTA BABIES

Croxdale, Madeline Ray Dec. 29 Weaver, Mary Anthony McLemore Dec. 27 Thigpen, Morris Dec. 25 Burnett, Ivan Dec. 22 McCraney, Charles (deceased) Dec. 18 Long, Tee Mann Dec. 16 Bailey, Bob Dec. 12 Smith, Minor (deceased Dec. 11 McDonald, Patsy Dec. 11
White, Jo Ann Mills (deceased) Dec. 10

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

 George, Philip (MHS) Nov. 28 Williams, Jewel Patridge (MHS) Nov. 24 Farr, Jimmy (MHS) Nov. 21 Harmon, Kenneth (MHS) Nov. 19 Adams, Ronnie (MHS) Nov. 14 Kozman, Carolyn Tanner (MHS) Nov. 12 Davis, Michael M (MHS) Nov. 12 Tatum, Bill (MHS) Nov. 10 Carlisle, Patsy Craven (MHS) Nov. 10 Hall, Carol Annette Walley (MHS) Nov. 2

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

Rogers, Joyce Thompson (MHS) (dec'd) Oct. 30

Russell, Ray (MHS) Oct. 29

Strickland, Maxine Reeder (MHS) Oct. 25

Edwards, Ella Kappes (MHS) Oct. 24

Davidson, Marty (MHS) Oct. 11

Garrett, Dorothy Pigott (MHS) Oct. 6

Amanda Bailey, Wife of Bob Bailey

 

Amanda Bailey

Sep 30, 2020 (date of funeral)

Amanda Cary Bailey’s soul passed into the loving arms of her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ on September 28, 2020. She died of complications from COVID-19.

Amanda was born on February 6, 1938 to proud and loving parents, Louis Andrew Cary and Lorene Hughes Cary in Yazoo City, Mississippi and lived for most of her years through high school at Sherwood on Wolf Lake. She attended Mississippi State College for Women (now MUW) in Columbus for one year, after which she married John Hayes Dent, Sr. of Kinkead Plantation on Eagle Bend Road, along the Yazoo River. With John, she gave birth to three adorable children, Mollie Cary Dent, John Hayes Dent, Jr. and Richard Hughes Dent. She spent her days raising children while John farmed with his twin brother, Jim.

In God’s providence, Amanda became a widow at the early age of 27. Later, in 1967 Amanda married Robert J Bailey (Bob) who became the fortunate husband and dad to a full-sized family. Bob and Amanda were married for more than 53 years and enjoyed raising the family, taking joy in numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren who were added to the fold over the years.

Amanda and Bob raised the children in First Presbyterian Church where she faithfully taught Sunday School to the high school class and many Ladies Bible Studies. In addition, Amanda was a popular and sought after ladies luncheon and retreat speaker throughout Mississippi and neighboring states. For many years, Amanda audited theology classes at Reformed Theological Seminary and held the unofficial title of having accumulated the most classroom hours and the least credit hours of any student ever attending RTS. She was known and well respected by many a young seminary student, awed by her knowledge of the subject at hand.

In Bob’s profession as a local banker and later as an executive officer at Reformed Theological Seminary, Amanda was a valuable asset and lent her beauty and glowing personality to every occasion.

Amanda is preceded in death by her parents, Loius Andrew Cary and Lorene Hughes Cary, husband, John Hayes Dent, Sr., daughter, Mollie Dent Stock, granddaughter, Margaret Amanda (Maggie) Jones and grandson, William Stokes Jones.

She is survived by her husband, Robert J. (Bob) Bailey, son, John Hayes Dent, Jr. (Carolyn); son, Richard Hughes Dent (Christina) and grandchildren, John Montfort Jones (Jessica), Annie Kinkead Dent, John Hayes Dent III, Cary Kathleen Dent, Margaret LaVergn Dent, Andrew Knox Dent and Robert Kinkead Dent; and great grandchildren, Mollie Kinkead Jones and Walker Stokes Jones.

Funeral service will be at 2:00 PM, Wednesday, September 30, 2020 at First Presbyterian Church, Yazoo City, MS with graveside to follow at Glenwood Cemetery under the direction of Stricklin King Funeral Home.

In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts are recommended to Reformed Theological Seminary for the Maggie and Stokes Jones Memorial Scholarship Fund, 5422 Clinton Blvd, Jackson, MS 39209; or The Voice of the Martyrs, 1815 SE Bison Rd, Bartlesville, OK 74006.  

O God our Father, Creator of all the living, we entrust to Your gentle care all those we love who have gone before us; and have gone to their rest in the hope of rising again. . . .

Eternal rest, grant unto Amanda E. Massey, O Lord,
and let perpetual light shine upon her.

May the souls of the faithful departed
through the mercy of God rest in peace. Amen.

Happy September Birthdays

 

Willis, Kathleen Bustin (MHS)	Sept. 28
Elliott, Gay Love Rawlings (deceased)	Sept. 26
Grimes, Lynne Johnson (MHS)	Sept. 25
Nichols, James Nic (MHS)	Sept. 20
Smith, Briggs (MHS)	Sept. 20
Rayzor, Peggie Sellers (deceased)	Sept. 20
Skelton, Jere (MHS)	Sept. 19
Rucker, William J. (Bill)	Sept. 16
Butler, Linda Thompson (MHS)	Sept. 13
Chatham, Bob (MHS)	Sept. 8
Moore, Mary Petty (MHS) (deceased)	Sept. 7
Massey, Don (MHS)	Sept. 6

JACKIE E. MASSEY, DECEASED

Services for Mrs. Jackie E. Massey will be held on Monday, August 17, 2020 at James F. Webb Funeral Home Chapel, at 11:00 a.m. with Rev. Randy Caldwell officiating. Interment will be in Bailey Presbyterian Church Cemetery. s. Massey, 80, of Bailey, passed away on August 15, 2020 at her home with her loving family and caregivers at her side. Jackie retired from the Army National Guard as a Lt. Colonel. She was a member of Long Street Eastern Star #285, of which she loved.

She is survived by her loving husband of 64 years, Will Davis Massey; Sister, Joy Reyes; Daughter, Susan (Tommy) Polk; Sons, Henry Massey and Scott (Frances) Massey; Grandchildren, Drew (Erin) Inman, Lindsey (Jake) Wilbourn; Summer (Lee) Holland, Allan (Jam) Polk, and Hallie (Phillip) Barrett; Great Grandchildren, Madison Inman, Piper Inman, Tinley Inman, Edith Barrett, Chris Barrett, Jackson Wilbourn, and Kennedy Koehn.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Edward Mosley and Hazel Branning Mosley.

Pallbearers are Don Chisolm, Phillip Barrett, Lee Coleman, Clint Downey, Donnie Frazier, and Jake Wilbourn.

The family request that everyone attending wear a mask and practice social distancing.

O God our Father, Creator of all the living, we entrust to Your gentle care all those we love who have gone before us; and have gone to their rest in the hope of rising again. . . .

Eternal rest, grant unto Jackie E. Massey, O Lord,
and let perpetual light shine upon her.

May the souls of the faithful departed
through the mercy of God rest in peace. Amen.

AUGUST BIRTHDAYS - WISHING MUCH JOY

 HAPPY BIRTHDAY

Wardlow, Gayle Dean Aug. 31

Chancellor, John Aug. 31

Davis, Joy Jean Shotts Aug. 27

Foil, Judy Johnson Aug. 20th

Walz, Jinny Curran Aug. 15th

Falton, Carolyn Gibson (deceased) Aug. 9th

Tomlinson, OFS, Ouida L. Aug. 1st

James Richard Huffmaster, deceased

James Richard Huffmaster

November 16, 1940 ~ July 27, 2020

Obituary

James "Richard" Huffmaster, Sr., age 79, of Meridian passed away peacefully on Monday, July 27, 2020 at his home. He was born November 16, 1940 in Meridian to Charles and Beatrice Huffmaster. He was a 1958 graduate of Meridian High School and was a long-time employee of both Fred's, Inc. and Wal-Mart where he worked in management. Richard was an avid Ole Miss fan and never passed up an opportunity to shout "Hotty Toddy". To know him was to love him and he loved life and sought to bring joy to everyone he encountered. His love for God, family, friends and community will be remembered for years to come.

Richard is survived by his wife, Lois; his children Rick (B.K.), Sandra Marie Irby (Jerry), Johnny (Lesa), Ronnie (Sharon), Shelly Messer (Kirk), Melissa Denison (Charlie), and Jenny Gressett (Jerry); his grandchildren Ashley Huffmaster, Jana Flores, Lance Irby, Caleb Irby, Kala Messer, Selena Boykin, Georgia Robinson, Sarah Huffmaster, John Huffmaster, Xan Tucker, Hunter Gressett, Lili Gressett, Melissa Bates, and Marissa Price; numerous great-grandchildren; and his sister Delores Huffmaster Lawrence. He is preceded in death by his parents Charles Oliver and Beatrice Murff Huffmaster; his siblings Charles Oliver Huffmaster, Jr., Charles Everett Huffmaster, and Catherine Huffmaster Pierce; and his great-granddaughter Presleigh Marie Boykin.

Pallbearers include Lance Irby, Caleb Irby, Selena & Wesley Boykin, John Huffmaster, Sarah Huffmaster, Georgia & Ricky Robinson, and Xan Tucker.

A brief visitation will be held from 9am to 10am, Thursday, July 30th at Stephens Funeral Home with a graveside service to follow at 10:30am at Long Creek Baptist Church Cemetery officiated by Bro. Dale Moore.

In lieu of flowers, please make donations to Hope Village for Children online at hopevillagems.org/donate or by mail at 2433 23rd Ave., Meridian, MS 39301.

Friends may sign the online register at www.stephensfunerals.com.

God our Father, Creator of all the living, we entrust to Your gentle care
all those we love who have gone before us;
and have gone to their rest in the hope of rising again. . . .

Eternal rest, grant unto Richard, O Lord,
and let perpetual light shine upon him.

May the souls of the faithful departed
through the mercy of God rest in peace. Amen.

Dr. Walter Robert "Bob" Brown, deceased

Memphis - Walter Robert "Bob" Brown passed away in Memphis, Tennessee on Monday, June 22, 2020. Bob was born on May 22, 1940 in Meridian, Mississippi where he was raised to be a perfect gentleman - ever kind, considerate and thoughtful in all his encounters with others without a trace of hauteur. He earned his bachelor's degree at Millsaps College in 1962 and went on to Emory University to pursue graduate studies in early modern European history. He received a master's degree in 1963. He subsequently completed Emory's doctoral program and was awarded a Ph.D. in 1973.

In 1965, employment as an instructor of history at the University of Memphis brought Bob ((or "Dr. Brown" as he was known to his students) to Memphis where he blossomed as a teacher who made a lasting impression on his students. Inspired by his example, many went on to pursue teaching careers. He was very generous with his time, devoting considerable personal attention to each interested student and each piece of his students' written work. His dedication and excellence as a teacher did not go unnoticed. He won numerous teaching and advising awards, including the prestigious W. Russell Smith Award for Teaching Excellence - the highest honor for teaching distinction in the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Memphis. What Dr. Brown's students appear to have valued most were the questions he coaxed them to ask about the forces that bring about political, social and cultural change and how they are interconnected, if at all.

Dr. Brown's contributions to the history department at the University of Memphis include his service as Assistant Chair and Scheduler from 1987 to 2011 and his unofficial role as wise counselor to his colleagues. Valuing his wisdom, reasonableness, common sense and sense of humor, they often turned to him for advice on an array of departmental matters. Upon his retirement from the University in 2015 after 50 years of service, Aram Goudsouzian, then Chair of the History Department, observed:

"He is a brilliant teacher. Most of us have never met anyone as widely read, as intellectually curious, as appreciative of humanity in all its beauty and tragedy. Just as important, he is a man of exceptional grace, a true gentleman who cares for all those around him. For most of his long career, he advised our undergraduate students. He did not just help them choose courses - he was a true mentor, forging personal bonds with the young and old, man and woman, gay and straight, black and white."

Valuing "humanity in all its beauty and tragedy," Bob embraced Memphis theater, the Memphis Symphony Orchestra, Concerts International, and the Brooks Museum of Art, contributing substantially to each. For over two decades, he served as Adjunct Curator of Decorative Arts at Brooks Museum where he curated numerous exhibitions, advised on countless acquisitions for the permanent collection, and generated outstanding programming that sparked interest in and appreciation of the decorative arts and material culture within in the Memphis community. For Brooks' staff, Board and members of the Decorative Arts Trust, it was Bob's "deep intelligence" and "quiet humor" that set him apart.

Bob is survived by his lifelong partner, Richard Tanner, and countless friends and admirers who loved him dearly and will miss him greatly.

A Memorial Service celebrating Bob's life will be held on a yet to be determined date. Details regarding time and place will be furnished in a subsequent notice. Donations in Bob's memory may be made to the Memphis Symphony Orchestra, the Brooks Museum's Decorative Arts Trust, the Department of History at the University or to any charitable organization of the donor's choice.

 God our Father, Creator of all the living, we entrust to Your gentle care
 all those we love who have gone before us;
and have gone to their rest in the hope of rising again. . . .  

Eternal rest, grant unto Bob Brown, O Lord,
and let perpetual light shine upon him.  

May the souls of the faithful departed
through the mercy of God rest in peace. Amen.

Happy Birthday in July

JULY BIRTHDAYS

Tyner, Larry July 27th

James, David July 24th

Bruister, Gloria Brown July 21th

Johnson, Frances Ousley July 20th

Martin, Leila Keeton July 17th

Brand, Pat Stewart July 13th

Satterfield, Jimmy July 9th

Dollnig, Pat "Trish" Rawson July 8th

Dalton, Carey Ann Sanford (dec'd) July 5th

Quinn, Buddy July 1st

Soul Baby III, Porcelain, an Early Work

Obituary of Lix J. Fruge', Jr.

Graveside Services for Mr. Lix J. Fruge’, Jr. will be Tuesday, June 16, 2020 at Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens with Reverend John Branning officiating. Interment will follow graveside rites. Robert Barham Family Funeral Home is honored to be entrusted with the arrangements.

Mr. Fruge’, 80, of Meridian, passed away Sunday, June 14, 2020 at his home.

Mr. Fruge’ grew up in Meridian. He attended Baylor School in Chattanooga, TN before going to the University of Alabama where he earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Business. He joined his father, Lix Fruge’ Sr, at his family run business, Fruge’ Oil Company, which was credited with bringing Shell branded gasoline to Meridian. He worked side by side with his son until this year thus making the business one of the oldest Shell jobberships in Mississippi. In 1967, he married Peggi Brown and together they built one of the first houses on Dalewood Lake. This helped to shape his love of water skiing. They raised two children, Melissa, born in 1968, and L.J., born in 1970.

Mr. Fruge’ loved fishing, particularly at Dogwood Lake, and savored the drive out there with his dog. He also loved hunting and working at the hunting camp. He especially looked forward to his annual white tail deer hunt with friends in the hill country of Texas. He was an avid Alabama football fan. He loved to cook, especially gumbo, and he was a pro at making Brandy Alexanders. He also loved listening to an Elvis album.

He served as a long time board member on Citizens National Bank. He also was a member of the Roundtable Investment Club of Meridian.

For anyone that knew Lix, it was easy to see he had a heart of gold and had a smile in his eyes. He would help out a person in need without thinking twice. He adored his grandchildren, and always had a good story to tell that would leave you laughing. He kept his style in check with his flattop haircut! He enjoyed sponsoring local athletic teams and was quick to lend support to any local Meridian charities.

Mr. Lix is survived by his son, L.J. Fruge’, III (Nicola); grandchildren Jay Fruge’, Caroline Fruge’, Marguerite Marquez, John Marquez, and Lilly Marquez. Brother, Don Fruge’ (Mary Ann); Son-in-law Johnny Marquez (Margaret) as well as a host of extended family members.

Mr. Fruge’ is preceded in death by his wife, Peggi Fruge’; daughter, Melissa Marquez; and parents, Lix J. Fruge’, Sr. and Rosemary Fruge’.

Family and friends may sign the online guestbook at robertbarhamffh.com.

 God our Father, Creator of all the living, we entrust to Your gentle care
 all those we love who have gone before us;
and have gone to their rest in the hope of rising again. . . .  

Eternal rest, grant unto Lix J. Fruge', Jr., O Lord,
and let perpetual light shine upon him.  

May the souls of the faithful departed
through the mercy of God rest in peace. Amen.

REPORT ON CLASS ZOOM MEETING ON SUNDAY

I think everyone who gathered yesterday on Zoom will say that it was fun and so gratifying to see our friends and share. For those who are wary of such a gathering, politics and other controversial subjects did not come up. That is a rule of this group. We simply shared our lives and personal stories along with news of other friends.

It was easy for me to tune in – I simply clicked the link that Tee provided and lo I was there with everyone. We are going to meet again in a month, on first Sunday at 5:00 EST. A notice will be sent out, and we hope more join us for this special time together. Thank you Anne and Tee for making this possible.

One of the things I shared on Zoom was about a very precious black woman from Mississippi. I discovered her this last Friday, thanks to a local friend on Face Book. By Saturday, I had added a page to the website of my Franciscan community, Our Lady of the Pearl. I told the Zoom group that I would send a link to her page so that they could learn about this spirited and strong woman. As many indicated in my research, she was a force to be reckoned, talented and with a beautiful singing voice. Her name was Sr. Thea Bowman, FSPA. She was a Franciscan sister and lived a remarkable life of love, service and joy.

WEBSITE ADDRESS FOR SR. THEA: https://ourladyofthepearl.com/saints-among-us/sister-thea-bowman-f-s-p-a/

Happy Birthday

Gay, Michael (MHS) June 28th

Toland, Bob (MHS) June 26th
Dubose, Howard (MHS) June 25th
Wright, Edgar Lee (MHS) June 25th
Abraham, Ralph E., (MHS) June 22nd
Morehouse, Lyle (MHS) June 10th
Brumlow, Becky Nicholson (MHS) June 1st

Clyde Hagen Searcy, Deceased

Clyde Hagen Searcy, age 80, went to be with our Lord and Savior on May 21, 2020.

 He served in the United States Air Force and was retired from Phoenix Design Group where he was a Consulting Engineer and Co-Founder. Clyde was an avid golfer who loved his golfing buddies.

He is survived by his loving wife of 60 years, Nellie Bagley Searcy. Together they had three sons: Clyde Mitchell (Melanie, deceased), Eric Shawn (Renee) and Darrin Todd (Halle). He was “Gramps” to his 15 grandchildren: Paul (Morgan), Dillon (Meghan), Glen (Jackie), Jacob, Tyler, Hunter, Tymmons, Sam, Asher, Evan, Shalom, John, Levi, Zade, Jael and his great-grandson Macklin.

Clyde and Nellie attended Highland Park Church in Nashville. A private interment service officiated by Dale Robble will take place at Middle TN Veterans Cemetery.

 God our Father, Creator of all the living, we entrust to Your gentle care
 all those we love who have gone before us;
and have gone to their rest in the hope of rising again. . . .  

Eternal rest, grant unto Clyde Hagan Searcy, O Lord,
and let perpetual light shine upon him.  

May the souls of the faithful departed
through the mercy of God rest in peace. Amen.

Obituary of David Johnson, son of Frances Ousley Johnson

Our beloved David Christopher Johnson, age 54, was called by our Heavenly Father on Tuesday, May 5, 2020. He is survived by his loving parents, Cal and Frances Johnson; brother, Rod Johnson (wife Hara); nephews, Sam Johnson (wifeSamantha), and Yoti Johnson; and great nephew, Leo Johnson. David is also survived by numerous other loving family and friends. In his younger days, David was a competitive swimmer in school and excelled academically. He was a part of the National Honor Society and worked very hard for his education. David will be greatly missed by everyone who knew him.

Please visit www.austinpeel.com to offer condolences to the family,

 God our Father, Creator of all the living, we entrust to Your gentle care
 all those we love who have gone before us;
and have gone to their rest in the hope of rising again. . . .

Eternal rest, grant unto David Christopher Johnson, O Lord,
and let perpetual light shine upon him.

May the souls of the faithful departed
through the mercy of God rest in peace. Amen.

Happy Birthday

Burnett, Joe (MHS) May 29th Mosby, Pansy McCarra (MHS) May 26th Lamb, Billy (MHS) May 18th Mabry, Myra (MHS May 18th Craven, Bobby (MHS) May 12th Hamilton, Shirley Broadhead (MHS) (dec'd) May 11th Morgan, Joe (MHS) May 10th Doty, Blinda Cline (MHS) May 1st

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

Britt, Bennett (MHS)	Apr. 29
Storey, Tony (MHS) (deceased)	Apr. 27
Killam, Mark (MHS)	Apr. 27
McKeown, Anne Stallworth (MHS)	Apr. 23
Jones, Millie Majors (MHS)	Apr. 6
Walker, Fay Shepard (MHS)	Mar. 4
Tootle, Coty Huggins (MHS)	Mar. 9
Stephens, Mary Spencer (MHS)	Mar. 7

Happy Birthday

Hudson, Will, Feb. 27

Clark, Beth Hobgood, Feb. 26

Ranager, Nancy Collier, Feb. 23

Watson, James T., Feb. 22

Rider, Joyce Bailey (deceased) Feb. 22

Walters, Marianne Stuart, Feb. 13

Skelton, Faye Stoudenmire, Feb. 10

Stormer, Rosemary Thomas, Feb. 10

Edwards, Peggy, Feb. 9

Mitchell, Ronnie, Feb. 6

Hopkins, Martha, Feb. 4

Turnage, Georgia Merle Browning, Feb. 4