Births Amy Jene Bradshaw

At Singing River Hospital j May 26, the seventh child of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W. Brad- shaw, 832% E. Jackson, Pas- cagoula arrived weighing 7 pounds, 15 onces. Their daugh- ter has been named Amy Jene.

Phillip Boyd Anderson

Given the name Phillip Boyd, the second child, a son, of Mr. and Mrs. John W. An- derson, Kreole, was bom at Singing River Hospital He weighed 6 pounds, 3 ounces on arrival May 25.

James Ray Randall

Mr. and Mrs. James L. Ran- dall, Hurley, have named their third child, a son, James Ray. He was bom at Singing River Hospital May 25 weigh- ing 8 pounds, 12 ounces.

Shirley Elisabeth Thompson A 6 pound, 3 ounce daughter

of Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Thomp- son, 638 Market St., Pasca- goula was bom May 24 at Singing River Hospital. Their

fourth child, she has been named Shirley Elizabeth.

Kurils Wayne Cornell

The second child of Mr. and Mrs. David T. Cornell, 1420 Pinewood Dr., Pascagoula, is a son whom they have named Kurtis Wayne. He weighed 6 pounds, 4 ounces on arrival May 24 at Singing River Hos- pital.

Thomas Jennings Archer Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Archer, 506 22nd St., Pasca- goula, are parents of their first child, a son bom at Sing- ing River Hospital. Arriving May 23 he weighed 5 pounds, 14 ounces and has been given the name Thomas Jennings.

Arthur Neal Lander

Arthur Neal is the name

given their third child, a son

by Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Lander, Rt. 2, Pascagoula. He was bom May 22 at Singing River Hospital weighing 7 pounds, 7 ounces.

Randall McCoy Gordon

At Singing River Hospital May 19, the first child of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Gordon, Rt. 1, Pascagoula, arrived weighing 8 pounds, 8 ounces. Their son has been named Randall Mc-

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THURSDAY

Moss Point Kiwanis, Mrs. Bill’s Restaurant. Ladies Day, Pascagoula Country Club. Jackson County Chapter, Order of DeMolay,

Masonic Temple, Pascagoula. BPOE Elks Lodge 1120, Elks Home. Singing River Square Dancers, 11th Street

Auditorium, Pascagoula. Moss Point Jaycees, City Hall. Toastmaster’s Club, Longfellow House.

MONDAY

Pascagoula Lodge No. 419, F&AM, Masonic Temple.

Jackson County Labor Union, Electricians Building, Market Street, Pascagoula.

Business & Professional Women, clubhouse, Pascagoula.

Young Men’s Business Club, YMBC Build- ing, Moss Point

Pascagoula Jaycees, clubhouse.

TUESDAY

Moss Point Civitan Club, Mrs. Bill’s. Pascagoula Arts and Crafts Club, Women’s

Club Center. Pascagoula Civitan Club, Cotita’s. Order of the Rainbow, Masonic Lodge, Pas-

cagoula. Licensed Practical Nurses of Jackson and

George Counties, Singing River Hospital. Pascagoula Boy Scout Troop 236, Boy Scout

Hut Duplicate Bridge, Longfellow House. Pascagoula Lodge 45, Odd Fellows, Lodge

Hall, Krebs Avenue. Elite Carnival Club, Cotita’s, Pascagoula. Our Lady of Perpetual Help Sodality, OLV

High School, Pascagoula. Loyal Order of Moose No. 1933, Lodge home,

Telephone Road, Pascagoula. Knights of Columbus, K of C Home, Pasca-

goula. Epsilon Sigma Alpha, Beta Theta Chapter,

Pascagoula. Jackson County Hairdressers’ Association.

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Tarri* Leight Necaise

Given the name Tarris Leight, the fifth child, a son, of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ne-

caise, Rt. 1, Pascagoula was

bom at Singing River Hospi- tal. He weighed 8 pounds, 5

ounces on arrival May 19.

Sandra Paulette Conerly Mr. and Mrs. Nolan A. Con-

erly, 617 26th St., Pascagoula have named their second child, a daughter, Sandra Paulette. She was bom at Singing River Hospital May 19 weighing 7 pounds, 5 ounces.

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Baptist nursery has song review

First Baptist kindergarten and nursery, Pascagoula, pre- sented its seasonal song re-

l view May 24.

i Alysen Glick led the open- ing prayer and Dickey Over- by gave the welcome.

Children receiving certifi- cates were:

Rhonda Hart, Jan Jurgelon, Dan Aitkens, John Odom, Johnny Reid, Jeannine Smith, Patti Stewart, Wynette Harp- er, David Ditsworth, Sandra Gallagher, Ginger Garner, Pam Roush, Ronnie Woodall, Freda Tolar, Angie Hughes, Nancy Foster, Susan Mc- Donald, Taran Synider, Pat- rick Gallagher, Janet Slaugh- ter.

Brenda Lewis, Gill Good- fried, Lanier Gautier, Alan McNease, Tommy Ladnier, Jimmy Champion, Steve Pitt- man, Marcia Smiles, Kathy Ann D’Aloia, Mark Wilson, Nancy Gautier, Ruth Ghorm- ley.

Teachers are Mrs. Boyce Coleman, kindergarten direc- tor; Mrs. J. R. Coward and Mrs. Andrew Zubic.

Indiana official will return flag to Mississippi

INDIANOPOLIS, IND. (UPI) — One of Mississippi’s Civil War battle flags will be re- turned to the state Friday as

Indiana marks the 100th An- niversary of the Civil War.

Gov. Matthew Welsh is scheduled to return state bat- tle flags to Mississippi, Tennes- see and Arkansas this week. He will be accompanied by an Indiana Natipnal Guard dele- gation.

Friday he will be at Vicks- burg, where a Mississippi Flag captured at Vicksburg July 4, 1863 will be returned to Gov. Ross Barnett.

The flags were found stored in a wooden box in the indi- ana World War memorial re-

cently during house-cleaning. They apparently had been in the box since 1910. Flags of Kentucky, Alabama, Georgia, North and South Carolina, al- so found in the box, will be returned later..

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