Just Among Friends

Just Among Friends

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Pink was everywhere in the Kelly and Barrett Little home on March 20 when Payton and Georgia Little were honored with a baby shower. They are expecting twin girls in June. Payton Little is Barrett's brother.

Payton and Barrett’s mother came from Arkansas and helped Kelly decorate her new home in the Bethsaida community for the shower. The dessert table was covered in a pink cloth and had twin pink vases of pink and white flowers with baby's breath in them A cake frosted in white with pink decorations and the words, “Oh Baby” written across the top layer was the centerpiece. Plates and napkins carried out the “Oh Baby” theme. A variety of finger food was served from trays including sugar cookies iced in pink.  It was a beautiful table

The guests enjoyed visiting and eating the delicious food after which they watched Georgia open many thoughtful and lovely gifts. The twins already have names, Paige Ann and Londynn Lee, and will arrive with a precious pink and gray nursery which has been lovingly prepared for them. They will have a big brother, River, who is two years old. How exciting!

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The Madison Police Department received a sweet treat recently when Mamie Marshall presented them with Girl Scout Cookies. 

They were delighted and appreciated the thoughtful gesture from such a young person.     Mamie is Kenny and Jan Hillman’s granddaughter. Her great-grandmother is Yvonne Smith.   

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On Saturday, March 20, three outstanding Tribal girl athletes played in the 2021 MAC North/South All-Star Basketball Game in the A. E. Wood Coliseum on the Mississippi College campus in Clinton.

Kyla Farmer and Carly Keats from Choctaw Central High School and Hama'ya Fielder from Neshoba Central High School were selected to participate in this game. All three girls were chosen to play for the Class 4A-6A North Team which defeated the South Team 63-58. Carly Keats was named Most Valuable Defensive Player of the event with a team high of 12 points, 5 assists, 2 rebounds, and a steal. Serving on the coaching staff for the North team was Jason Broom from Neshoba Central. Congratulations to Kyla, Carly and Hama'ya and Coach Broom!

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Philadelphia’s own Michael Hardy has received three nominations at the upcoming Academy of Country Music Awards for Songwriter of the Year, New Male Artist of the Year, and Music Event of the Year for “One Beer,” his first No. 1 single as an artist featuring Lauren Alaina and Kevin Dawson.

Michael Hardy, whose professional name is “Hardy,” is a musician and songwriter who now resides in Nashville. He is making a name for himself among the country music genre. His proud grandparents are Joyce and Bobby Hardy of Philadelphia. Mike and Sarah Hardy, his parents, are former Philadelphia residents who now reside in Nashville. Congratulations! It is an honor to be nominated for these awards. We are so proud of you!






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