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At the cancer and autism event, from left, are ELOHIM staffers Kenyatta Garner and Kesi Harrison; speakers Jewel Morris and VonShaella Sanders; pastor Joseph L. Young of House of Prayer; ELOHIM staffers Shanta S. Hooper and Rykieschella Thomas; and Chatae Mabins of Indianapolis, Indiana. (Photo special to The Sun-Sentinel)

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ELOHIM conducts cancer, autism program

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Thu,11/13/25-10:02AM, 1,930 Reads
By GWENDOLYN JOHNSON
WEBB — ELOHIM Child Care & Learning Center hosted its annual walk on Nov. 1. recognizing survivors of cancer and autism.
Speakers this year were psychiatric nurse practitioner VonShaella Sanders, whose daughter was diagnosed autistic, and cancer survivor Jewel Morris.
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Gov. Phil Bryant directed $1.1 million welfare payment to Brett Favre, defendant says

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Wed,07/13/22-3:38PM, 1,929 Reads 36,467 Statewide
Former Mississippi Gov.
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West Tally boys lose semis heartbreaker at final buzzer

Fri,03/10/17-9:45AM, 1,928 Reads
JACKSON — The West Tallahatchie High School Choctaws were two seconds away from punching their ticket to the state title game for a second straight year.
Milton McGee’s 3-pointer put the defending Class 2A state champion Choctaws ahead 54-52 with two ticks remaining on the game clock.
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Charleston Tigers devour Senatobia Warriors

Thu,09/14/17-1:17PM, 1,928 Reads
SENATOBIA — The Charleston Tigers swallowed the Senatobia Warriors 40-21 here Friday night.
Charleston improved to 3-1 while Senatobia fell to 1-3.
“We came out a little flat, but then we got on a run and started playing well against a good 4A team,” said CHS head coach Scott Martin.
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