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Page 4, Section 2, The Enterprise-Tocsin, Thursday, August 19, 1982 Moorhead News is sponsoring a Tennis Tournament August 30th until September 3rd. Mrs. Joe Carley, Mrs. Jerry Nobileand Mrs. Jimmy Moore visited in the home of former Moorhead residents, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert McAffee and their son, Natt, in Rollingfork last week. Pi The Town Country Club was entertained by Mrs. Wooky Gray, Guest, Mrs. J.A.

Anderson, won High Score and Mrs. Everette Williams won Bingo. A former Moorhead football coach was recently inducted into the Hall of Fame in Jackson. Among those attending were Mark Pilgrim and Charles Clark of Moorhead and former football players Larry Holder of Jackson and his brother David Holder who flew in from San Diego, Cal. Coach Wade is credited with being the "winningest" coach in Mississippi with most of his victories from Moorhead High School.

Mrs. Mercie Kitchens was honored on her 79th birthday with a Barbeque dinner in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Carolyn Roberts. A two-tiered cake, topped with a spring bouquet was served by Mrs. Janet Monroe, granddaughter of Mrs.

Kitchens. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. E. Carpenter of Lexington, Mr.

and Mrs. Travis Lacy of Tupelo; Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Kitchens of Jackson; Mr.

and Mrs. Lanny Monroe, Chip and Lacy of Corinth Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Vinn-ing, Magen, Sonja and Jerri Ann of Greenwood; Dr. and Mrs.

Ronnie Phillie, Michelle, Benjamin and Jonithan of Grenada; Mr. and Mrs. T.M. Lacy, Sarah and Grace of Jackson; Mr. and Mrs.

Jam-mie Kitchens of Jackson. Moorhead guests were Mr. and Mrs. David Roberts and Anita Roberts; Mr. and Mrs.

Doug Roberts, Tracy and Gwen; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roberts, Jr. and Brooks; Mr. and Mrs.

Robin Roberts and Nicky. Allen and Kathryn Snowden have returned from a visit to Atlanta, Ga. Percy Stephens, Charlie Joiner and Laney Wooten visited a-former MDJC faculty member, Mrs. Allen Tigrett in Memphis recently. 1 '5 If Mr.

and Mrs. A.M. Allen have returned from a visit with their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. A.M.

Allen, in Baton Rouge, La. and Mr. and Mrs. John S. Allen and family in Richton, Miss.

40.1 i Trip Hobbs has recently returned from a visit with his grandmother in Louisiana. Amber Hobbs spent the weekend with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Thompson in Clarksdale. Mrs.

W.G. Griffin journeyed to Gulfport to attend the wedding of her nephew, Sam Pitts of Cleveland. I Hi ifcitofciJhiiivri'iiiMr The Moorhead Chamber of Commerce met August 10th and formally set the date for the Yellow Dog Festival for October 2nd to coincide with MDJC Homecoming. Christmas tennis Mr. and Mrs.

W.G. Griffin, Jr. of Jackson spent the weekend at Lake Beulah with Mr. and Mrs. J.R.

Griffin and family. Michael Carley spent the weekend in Sanger, Texas in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson, Helen and Aubrea. Mrs.

Anderson and Aubrea drove back to Moorhead with him on Sunday for a visit in the home of Mrs. Anderson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S.N. Allen.

The Chamber of Commerce THE MOORHEAD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE is sponsoring a Christmas lights to get into the spirit of the tournament while benefit tennis tournament August 30 through September 3 to Chamber of Commerce president Joe Acree looks over some of raise money to pay for the City's new Christmas decorations. In the tennis mugs that will be used as consolation prizes, the photo, Mrs. Beverly Nobile holds a racket decorated with Two attend UM conference Jeff Pierce of Indianola and Mark Stowers of Inverness attended the recent eighth 1982 pre-college conference at the University of Mississippi. The conference included counseling and pre-registration conferences for freshmen and those students entering the school for the first time. The sessions are sponsored each summer by the Student Counseling Center at Ole Miss.

Moorhead plans tournament Carondelet Grubb and Jill Sandroni of Shaw and Emily Boyer of Indianola rode the Amtrak from Winona to New Orleans to spend the weekend. The spaniel family of dogs contains more breeds ten than any other. The name comes from the word Spain. balls. Play will begin promptly at scheduled times.

There will be a 15 minute wait on forfeit games. Wins will be scored on the best two out of three sets with a nine point tie breaker. Those wanting entry blanks or additional information may contact Mrs. Beverly Nobile at 246-5523 or Mrs. Sandra Moore at 246-5692.

The Moorhead Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring a benefit tennis tournament which will run from August 30 to September 3. Proceeds from the tournament will go towards paying for the city new Christmas Decorations. The tournament will be held at the Mississippi Delta Junior College courts with three matches played nightly. Matches will be played from 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m..

7 to 8:30 and 8:30 to 10 p.m. There will be Womens' Doubles. Mens' Doubles and Mixed Doubles divisions at the tournament with and brackets in the Womens' Doubles and Mixed Doubles divisions and A and brackets in Mens' Doubles. The entry fee for players is $10 per player per event. The age limit is 18 or older.

Players will furnish their own Military News James Mitchell Job Corpsmember James Mitchell of 641 Chandler Indianola was awarded his General Equivalency High School Diploma at Earle C. Clements Job Corps Center in Special Award Ceremonies recently. The GED Diploma is earned by students only after successful completion of a wide range of academic studies and after passing a written test administered at the University of Kentucky- Henderson Community College. Corpsmember James Mitchell is completing studies in Landscape-Nursery. Two take Tougaloo course Roger Huey of Moorhead and Adrian Ware of Indianola recently completed a six week science program at Tougaloo College.

They were among 79 students to participate in the program that is designed to encourage more students to enter the health, engineering and physical science professions. Those attending were selected from a list of applicants who plan to go to Tougaloo as freshmen this fall. The students were enrolled in intesive courses that included biology, chemistry, communications skills, computer programming, math and problem solving. The students also visited the University of Mississippi Medical Center, the Delta Health Center in Mound Bayou, the Baylor College of Medicine and the Johnson Space Flight Center in Houston. Classified CARPORT SALE Saturday in the curve of Kinloch Rd.

8 a.m. Large size ladies' dresses, baby swing and miscellaneous items. U8-19 Public Notice FINAL SUMMER MARKD0WI1 On America's Finest Home Furnishings Our new fall offerings in Fine Furniture, rugs, and accessories will begin to arrive in late August. We have many pieces in all departments. We would like to move now! A Few examples Are Listed Befowf BRASS, GLASS WOOD DINING SET TABLE, 4 CHAIRS SECTIONAL SOFA Re.

$1495.00 IMPORTED RATTAN SOFA, LOVESEAT, CHAIR Reg. 51895.00 sale 995 Reg- $1025.00 YOUR CHOICE f425 NOW ROCK MAPLE DINING TABLE 6 CHAIRS, CHINA Reg. $3004.00 BEAUTIFUL COCKTAIL WITH 2 END TABLES -3 PIECES now288 ALL RATTAN FURNITURE Drastically Reduced! Bl'IXiKT HEARING ON GKNKKAI. KKVENVE SHARING The City of Moorhead will hold a public hearing at 7 o'clock pm on September 1. 19N2, al the City Hall of Moorhead.

Mississippi, for the purpose of hearing written and oral comment from the public concerning the proposed annua budget for fiscal year September -K), and the use of revenue sharing funds as contained in that proposed budget, summarized below. General revenue sharing 'GRSi is a program of general fiscal support from the federal government to state and local governments with only limited federal requirements about how the money should be spent Decisions on the use of these funds are made at the local level, by the government and people closest to local problems The revenue sharing regulations require a hearing on the proposed use of these funds in relation to the overall budget before the budget is adopted each year All interested citizens, groups, senior citizens and organizations representing the interest of senior citizens are encouraged to attend and to submit comments SUMMARY OF PROPOSED BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDED SEPTEMBER 30. 1983 CITY OF MOORHEAD REVENUES: Sourc, Property Taxes, Service Charges-User Fees. Licenses and Permits. S22.5O0; Fines and Penalties.

Income from Other Governments, Federal Revenue Sharing, Miscellaneous, Total estimated revenues, Beginning cash balances. Total available cash and anticipated revenues, $639,082. EXPENDITURES: Activity: Police GRS Funds, Other funds, Total. $97,132: Fire -Other funds, Total $33,670: Water Other funds, Total, $156,931: Sewers-Sanitation-Roads, GRS Funds, Other funds, Total $122,700: Libraries Other Funds. Total.

$2,160: General Administration GRS Funds, Other funds, Total, $54,490: Financial Admuustration Debt Service Other funds, Total, $18,837: Miscellaneous Other funds, $15,000. Total, $15,000: Reserve for Contingencies Other funds. Total. $138,162: Total GRS Funds. Other funds.

Total. $639,082. A copy of this information, the entire proposed budget and additional background materials are available for public inspection from to 5:00 weekdavs at City Hall. U8-19 $1488 NOW ALL REMAINING LAWN FURNITURE BEAUTIFUL 4 PIECE OAK BEDROOM SUITE COMPLETE with night stand Reg. $1795.00 PURE BRASS BED HEADBOARD, FOOTBOARD RAILS Sale Complete $299 Vl PRICE $1288 Mississippi home.

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