LIFESTYLES Engagement PHOTO SUBMITTED Audrey Eisner and Taylor Pendley PHOTOS SUBMITTED Above, performers at the March 5 meeting were, from left, Mrs. Wil Womack, Mrs. Jeff Doremus, Mrs. Blake Scafidel and Mrs. Bill Lofton. Below, hostesses for the March meeting were, from left, Mrs. Jeff Doremus, Mrs. Del Loy, Mrs. Patrick Lowrey and Mrs. Donald Driskell. David and Alethea Eisner announce the engagement and approaching wedding of their daughter Audrey Eisner, of Franklin, Tennessee, to Taylor Pendley, of Brookhaven. She is the granddaughter of Barbara Adams and the late Floyd Adams, and Jean Eisner. Pendley is the son of Terry and Deana Pendley, and Richard and Hope Reeves. He is the grandson of James and Julia Pendley, Mark and Carol Foster, Dean and Linda Lail, and Mickey Reeves and the late Billie Lynn Reeves. The bride-elect is a 2017 graduate of Centennial High School and a 2022 graduate of Mississippi State University with a degree in architecture. She is employed as an architecture project coordinator. The Groom-to-be is a 2016 graduate of Brookhaven High School and a 2020 graduate of Mississippi College with a marketing degree. He is employed as a banking portfolio manager. The couple will exchange vows on May 31, 2025, in Jackson, where they currently live. Eisner-Pendley DAILYLEADER.COM • WEEKEND, MARCH 29-30, 2025 • 7 The March fifth meeting of the Matinee Musicale Club was held in loving memory of Mrs. Dan Wynn. The performers used the dual pianos in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Doremus. Performers for the morning included Mrs. Wil Womack, Mrs. Jeff Doremus, Mrs. Blake Scafidel and Mrs. Bill Lofton on piano, all members of the club. The program began with a rousing version of Stars and Stripes Forever with 6 hands. The remainder of the program included selections by Bach, Bizet, Holst, Rocherolle and a traditional British folk song. The program received an enthusiastic standing ovation from the club membership. Assisting Mrs. Doremus serving cake and coffee were Mrs. Del Loy, Mrs. Donald Driskell and Mrs. Patrick Lowery. CLUBNEWS Dual pianos feature at Matinee Lawrence County 4th grade literacy stars recognized by board attorney PHOTOS SUBMITTED As part of an initiative to promote literacy and reading, Lawrence County School Board Attorney Nate Armistad recognized literacy stars from across the district at the March School Board meeting. These students received prizes from Armistad to help further their passion for reading. High scorers on the Fourth-Grade 2023- 2024 MAAP Reading Assessment were recognized. Each is pictured with Superintendent Allen Barron. Top row, from left: Carly Prine, Monticello Elementary School; Keylon Barnes, Dally Bridges and (bottom row left) Carmen Henderson, three-way tie with GPA and Perfect Assessment Scores, New Hebron Attendance Center; at left, Kylen Payne, Topeka Tilton Attendance Center, also with TTAC Principal Al Felder.

LIFESTYLES Engagement PHOTO SUBMITTED Audrey Eisner and Taylor Pendley PHOTOS SUBMITTED Above, performers at the March 5 meeting were, from left, Mrs. Wil Womack, Mrs. Jeff Doremus, Mrs. Blake Scafidel and Mrs. Bill Lofton. Below, hostesses for the March meeting were, from left, Mrs. Jeff Doremus, Mrs. Del Loy, Mrs. Patrick Lowrey and Mrs. Donald Driskell. David and Alethea Eisner announce the engagement and approaching wedding of their daughter Audrey Eisner, of Franklin, Tennessee, to Taylor Pendley, of Brookhaven. She is the granddaughter of Barbara Adams and the late Floyd Adams, and Jean Eisner. Pendley is the son of Terry and Deana Pendley, and Richard and Hope Reeves. He is the grandson of James and Julia Pendley, Mark and Carol Foster, Dean and Linda Lail, and Mickey Reeves and the late Billie Lynn Reeves. The bride-elect is a 2017 graduate of Centennial High School and a 2022 graduate of Mississippi State University with a degree in architecture. She is employed as an architecture project coordinator. The Groom-to-be is a 2016 graduate of Brookhaven High School and a 2020 graduate of Mississippi College with a marketing degree. He is employed as a banking portfolio manager. The couple will exchange vows on May 31, 2025, in Jackson, where they currently live. Eisner-Pendley DAILYLEADER.COM • WEEKEND, MARCH 29-30, 2025 • 7 The March fifth meeting of the Matinee Musicale Club was held in loving memory of Mrs. Dan Wynn. The performers used the dual pianos in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Doremus. Performers for the morning included Mrs. Wil Womack, Mrs. Jeff Doremus, Mrs. Blake Scafidel and Mrs. Bill Lofton on piano, all members of the club. The program began with a rousing version of Stars and Stripes Forever with 6 hands. The remainder of the program included selections by Bach, Bizet, Holst, Rocherolle and a traditional British folk song. The program received an enthusiastic standing ovation from the club membership. Assisting Mrs. Doremus serving cake and coffee were Mrs. Del Loy, Mrs. Donald Driskell and Mrs. Patrick Lowery. CLUBNEWS Dual pianos feature at Matinee Lawrence County 4th grade literacy stars recognized by board attorney PHOTOS SUBMITTED As part of an initiative to promote literacy and reading, Lawrence County School Board Attorney Nate Armistad recognized literacy stars from across the district at the March School Board meeting. These students received prizes from Armistad to help further their passion for reading. High scorers on the Fourth-Grade 2023- 2024 MAAP Reading Assessment were recognized. Each is pictured with Superintendent Allen Barron. Top row, from left: Carly Prine, Monticello Elementary School; Keylon Barnes, Dally Bridges and (bottom row left) Carmen Henderson, three-way tie with GPA and Perfect Assessment Scores, New Hebron Attendance Center; at left, Kylen Payne, Topeka Tilton Attendance Center, also with TTAC Principal Al Felder.

LIFESTYLES Engagement PHOTO SUBMITTED Audrey Eisner and Taylor Pendley PHOTOS SUBMITTED Above, performers at the March 5 meeting were, from left, Mrs. Wil Womack, Mrs. Jeff Doremus, Mrs. Blake Scafidel and Mrs. Bill Lofton. Below, hostesses for the March meeting were, from left, Mrs. Jeff Doremus, Mrs. Del Loy, Mrs. Patrick Lowrey and Mrs. Donald Driskell. David and Alethea Eisner announce the engagement and approaching wedding of their daughter Audrey Eisner, of Franklin, Tennessee, to Taylor Pendley, of Brookhaven. She is the granddaughter of Barbara Adams and the late Floyd Adams, and Jean Eisner. Pendley is the son of Terry and Deana Pendley, and Richard and Hope Reeves. He is the grandson of James and Julia Pendley, Mark and Carol Foster, Dean and Linda Lail, and Mickey Reeves and the late Billie Lynn Reeves. The bride-elect is a 2017 graduate of Centennial High School and a 2022 graduate of Mississippi State University with a degree in architecture. She is employed as an architecture project coordinator. The Groom-to-be is a 2016 graduate of Brookhaven High School and a 2020 graduate of Mississippi College with a marketing degree. He is employed as a banking portfolio manager. The couple will exchange vows on May 31, 2025, in Jackson, where they currently live. Eisner-Pendley DAILYLEADER.COM • WEEKEND, MARCH 29-30, 2025 • 7 The March fifth meeting of the Matinee Musicale Club was held in loving memory of Mrs. Dan Wynn. The performers used the dual pianos in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Doremus. Performers for the morning included Mrs. Wil Womack, Mrs. Jeff Doremus, Mrs. Blake Scafidel and Mrs. Bill Lofton on piano, all members of the club. The program began with a rousing version of Stars and Stripes Forever with 6 hands. The remainder of the program included selections by Bach, Bizet, Holst, Rocherolle and a traditional British folk song. The program received an enthusiastic standing ovation from the club membership. Assisting Mrs. Doremus serving cake and coffee were Mrs. Del Loy, Mrs. Donald Driskell and Mrs. Patrick Lowery. CLUBNEWS Dual pianos feature at Matinee Lawrence County 4th grade literacy stars recognized by board attorney PHOTOS SUBMITTED As part of an initiative to promote literacy and reading, Lawrence County School Board Attorney Nate Armistad recognized literacy stars from across the district at the March School Board meeting. These students received prizes from Armistad to help further their passion for reading. High scorers on the Fourth-Grade 2023- 2024 MAAP Reading Assessment were recognized. Each is pictured with Superintendent Allen Barron. Top row, from left: Carly Prine, Monticello Elementary School; Keylon Barnes, Dally Bridges and (bottom row left) Carmen Henderson, three-way tie with GPA and Perfect Assessment Scores, New Hebron Attendance Center; at left, Kylen Payne, Topeka Tilton Attendance Center, also with TTAC Principal Al Felder.

LIFESTYLES Engagement PHOTO SUBMITTED Audrey Eisner and Taylor Pendley PHOTOS SUBMITTED Above, performers at the March 5 meeting were, from left, Mrs. Wil Womack, Mrs. Jeff Doremus, Mrs. Blake Scafidel and Mrs. Bill Lofton. Below, hostesses for the March meeting were, from left, Mrs. Jeff Doremus, Mrs. Del Loy, Mrs. Patrick Lowrey and Mrs. Donald Driskell. David and Alethea Eisner announce the engagement and approaching wedding of their daughter Audrey Eisner, of Franklin, Tennessee, to Taylor Pendley, of Brookhaven. She is the granddaughter of Barbara Adams and the late Floyd Adams, and Jean Eisner. Pendley is the son of Terry and Deana Pendley, and Richard and Hope Reeves. He is the grandson of James and Julia Pendley, Mark and Carol Foster, Dean and Linda Lail, and Mickey Reeves and the late Billie Lynn Reeves. The bride-elect is a 2017 graduate of Centennial High School and a 2022 graduate of Mississippi State University with a degree in architecture. She is employed as an architecture project coordinator. The Groom-to-be is a 2016 graduate of Brookhaven High School and a 2020 graduate of Mississippi College with a marketing degree. He is employed as a banking portfolio manager. The couple will exchange vows on May 31, 2025, in Jackson, where they currently live. Eisner-Pendley DAILYLEADER.COM • WEEKEND, MARCH 29-30, 2025 • 7 The March fifth meeting of the Matinee Musicale Club was held in loving memory of Mrs. Dan Wynn. The performers used the dual pianos in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Doremus. Performers for the morning included Mrs. Wil Womack, Mrs. Jeff Doremus, Mrs. Blake Scafidel and Mrs. Bill Lofton on piano, all members of the club. The program began with a rousing version of Stars and Stripes Forever with 6 hands. The remainder of the program included selections by Bach, Bizet, Holst, Rocherolle and a traditional British folk song. The program received an enthusiastic standing ovation from the club membership. Assisting Mrs. Doremus serving cake and coffee were Mrs. Del Loy, Mrs. Donald Driskell and Mrs. Patrick Lowery. CLUBNEWS Dual pianos feature at Matinee Lawrence County 4th grade literacy stars recognized by board attorney PHOTOS SUBMITTED As part of an initiative to promote literacy and reading, Lawrence County School Board Attorney Nate Armistad recognized literacy stars from across the district at the March School Board meeting. These students received prizes from Armistad to help further their passion for reading. High scorers on the Fourth-Grade 2023- 2024 MAAP Reading Assessment were recognized. Each is pictured with Superintendent Allen Barron. Top row, from left: Carly Prine, Monticello Elementary School; Keylon Barnes, Dally Bridges and (bottom row left) Carmen Henderson, three-way tie with GPA and Perfect Assessment Scores, New Hebron Attendance Center; at left, Kylen Payne, Topeka Tilton Attendance Center, also with TTAC Principal Al Felder.

LIFESTYLES Engagement PHOTO SUBMITTED Audrey Eisner and Taylor Pendley PHOTOS SUBMITTED Above, performers at the March 5 meeting were, from left, Mrs. Wil Womack, Mrs. Jeff Doremus, Mrs. Blake Scafidel and Mrs. Bill Lofton. Below, hostesses for the March meeting were, from left, Mrs. Jeff Doremus, Mrs. Del Loy, Mrs. Patrick Lowrey and Mrs. Donald Driskell. David and Alethea Eisner announce the engagement and approaching wedding of their daughter Audrey Eisner, of Franklin, Tennessee, to Taylor Pendley, of Brookhaven. She is the granddaughter of Barbara Adams and the late Floyd Adams, and Jean Eisner. Pendley is the son of Terry and Deana Pendley, and Richard and Hope Reeves. He is the grandson of James and Julia Pendley, Mark and Carol Foster, Dean and Linda Lail, and Mickey Reeves and the late Billie Lynn Reeves. The bride-elect is a 2017 graduate of Centennial High School and a 2022 graduate of Mississippi State University with a degree in architecture. She is employed as an architecture project coordinator. The Groom-to-be is a 2016 graduate of Brookhaven High School and a 2020 graduate of Mississippi College with a marketing degree. He is employed as a banking portfolio manager. The couple will exchange vows on May 31, 2025, in Jackson, where they currently live. Eisner-Pendley DAILYLEADER.COM • WEEKEND, MARCH 29-30, 2025 • 7 The March fifth meeting of the Matinee Musicale Club was held in loving memory of Mrs. Dan Wynn. The performers used the dual pianos in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Doremus. Performers for the morning included Mrs. Wil Womack, Mrs. Jeff Doremus, Mrs. Blake Scafidel and Mrs. Bill Lofton on piano, all members of the club. The program began with a rousing version of Stars and Stripes Forever with 6 hands. The remainder of the program included selections by Bach, Bizet, Holst, Rocherolle and a traditional British folk song. The program received an enthusiastic standing ovation from the club membership. Assisting Mrs. Doremus serving cake and coffee were Mrs. Del Loy, Mrs. Donald Driskell and Mrs. Patrick Lowery. CLUBNEWS Dual pianos feature at Matinee Lawrence County 4th grade literacy stars recognized by board attorney PHOTOS SUBMITTED As part of an initiative to promote literacy and reading, Lawrence County School Board Attorney Nate Armistad recognized literacy stars from across the district at the March School Board meeting. These students received prizes from Armistad to help further their passion for reading. High scorers on the Fourth-Grade 2023- 2024 MAAP Reading Assessment were recognized. Each is pictured with Superintendent Allen Barron. Top row, from left: Carly Prine, Monticello Elementary School; Keylon Barnes, Dally Bridges and (bottom row left) Carmen Henderson, three-way tie with GPA and Perfect Assessment Scores, New Hebron Attendance Center; at left, Kylen Payne, Topeka Tilton Attendance Center, also with TTAC Principal Al Felder.