Is it me, or do the most chaotic moments in life seem to be on the way to church? At a recent Sunday service, I had finally, frantically landed in a pew. My parents had patiently saved a seat for me and my son. Of course, within five minutes, I had impatiently hushed my mom for "whispering" too loud and given my dad a look for not hearing.
Dr. Jeff Bulington, chairman of the Franklin County Chess Education Project, recently spoke to the Rotary Club of Jackson. Dr.
The Madison Lions Club recently held an installation dinner for its new members Joshua Gates and Eric Harmon. Shown are (from left) Dick Largel, Joshua and Lynda Gates, John Kirk, and Harmon.
So, at SEC Media Days last week, the media picked Alabama to win the SEC Championship, surprising absolutely nobody.
VivIan Vaughan Hines and Robert Arrington Coffin were wed December 10 at the Cathedral Church of St. Andrew. The wedding was officiated by the Very Rev. David A. Elliott III.
The bride is the the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Todd Hines of Madison. Coffin is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anthony Coffin III of Meridian.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Stephen Brooks of Dallas announce the engagement of their daughter, Elizabeth McNeille Brooks, to Louis Powell Lampton of Jackson.
The bride-elect is the granddaughter of George McNeille Brooks of Stamford, Conn. and the late Lisbeth Gibson Brooks, and the late Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Lowber Virden III of Greenville.
“Crinum, the Glory of the Southern Garden”
-Annette Parker Kahn, Washington, Louisiana
St. Andrew’s Episcopal School beginning band recently presented their spring concert. The following students received awards (from left) Bailey Walker, Mark Edward Wilson (Musicianship), Madison Word (All-Around Bandsman), Sophia Lewis, Alexandra Zevallos (Musicianship), Eliza Beckett (Spirit), and Tia Harris (Citizenship).
Alex Turner, (center) son of Mr. and Mrs. David Turner, was awarded the rank of Eagle Scout at a recent Court of Honor held by Boy Scout Troop 18 of Jackson.
First Presbyterian Day School fourth-graders held a Mississippi Parade for the school the morning of their reports on famous Mississippians. Shown are (from left) Lanie Phillips, Campbell Wyatt, Morgan McClain, Caroline Smith, Alyssa Claire Cranford, Lila Watson, Ella Kincaid, Lucy Tyra, and Mamie Barton.
tennis match leads northsider to discovering soccer and starting the sport at St. Andrew’s
