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Eddie B. Murry, 36, died Tuesday in Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center of natural causes.

As Mary Murry and her three sisters sat at Long's Park Sunday night awaiting the arrival of Kenny Vance and the Planotones, they discussed their agenda for the upcoming concert. The Planotones Sunday lined up a trifecta of classics that quickly got the crowd involved. On openers \"Come and Go With Me,\" \"Still of the Night\" and \"It's Alright,\" Vance showcased his tremendous vocal range, while Johnny Gale, Angel Rissoff and Kurt \"Frenchy\" Yahjian provided the harmonic backdrop. While guitarist Gale played lead on the bridge of \"I Want To,\" Vance invited everyone to have a drink on the Planotones after the show.

Mrs. Margean Means Chambers of 441 Highland Avenue, entered eternal rest Saturday morning, May 24, 2008 at the Spartanburg Regional Medical Hospice House. She was a native of Converse, SC and was the daughter of the late Mr. F. T. and Mrs.

The charter middle school's board Chairwoman Sharon Murry said Mary Heagy Pinson, 55, is still considered the principal until \"she's indicted,\" or when the State Attorney's Office files formal charges. After subpoenaing bank records, detectives learned the checks tied to the invoices were actually paid to Maxine Grover, Pinson's mother. The report states that 16 of the checks were deposited into four different accounts that were \"associated with (Pinson), her mother or both of them,\" the report states. \"They will be changing locations and we were asked if we wanted to move into that space,\" Murry said. \"We have just signed a contract to lease our own permanent site.\"

  \"We are excited to bring her on board as our interim principal,\" [Sharon Murry] said. \"She has been a school teacher, has a master's degree in curriculum and worked for the Barbara Bush Foundation (for Family Literacy).\" \"My decision to lead during this transition is to give back to the community,\" [Teecy Bondank Matthews] said. \"The community should have a (charter school) choice for their middle school students.\" \"We will make it,\" Murry said. \"We will make sure this school stays open.\"

On May 28, 2005, MARY LOUISE, beloved wife of the late Charles Murry, Jr., devoted mother of Mary Dugger and her husband John, loving grandmother of John and Bryant Dugger and Michelle Murry, dear sister...

Judge [Mary Ann Whipple]'s latest decision granted Cornerstone's motion to dismiss the case by \"abstaining from exercising jurisdiction,\" a legal move that she said \"significantly limits\" the possibility of an appeal. Earl Murry, a University of Toledo professor elected president of L&M Video's board in February, testified in Judge Whipple's court on June 11 that a new group of investors loaned up to $70,000 to L&M, and was willing to spend \"whatever it takes\" to make the station profitable. Mr. [Robert Pitts] called the allegation \"irresponsible,\" and said Mr. [Miller] and Mr. Murry \"can make all the claims that they want, but race has nothing to do with this.\" He said Cornerstone officials \"are very pleased with her ruling.

Hard work, which brought the Blazers three straight PSAL titles back in the city, is finally starting to pay off. Christ the King has been city girls basketball's utopia for more than a decade, having made a seamless transition from program founder Vincent Cannizzaro to current coach Bob Mackey. But Friday's 67-59 Blazers win over the Royals in a Class A semifinal means more than just the end of Christ the King's amazing run. [Crystal McFadden] and [Mary Bergtraum]'s other big gun, senior Cindy Gonzalez, both knew about Christ the King when they were in junior high. It was the place, maybe the only place, for a good player to go and develop her game. But both Manhattanites showed loyalty to their borough and went to Bergtraum to play for a top coach, Ed Grezinsky. Tracey Wright is one of those Bergtraum sophs. She was a Christ the King freshman, a budding talent at 6-2 among a sea of over 6- foot Royals. She left because of financial hardship and headed straight for Bergtraum, where things weren't much different-save for all those championships.

VERONA - Larry Neal Franks, 51, employee of Cash Distributors and former employee of Coca-Cola, died Monday at his home. Services will be at 3 p.m. today at Magnolia Funeral Home in Corinth with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. He was a member of North Corinth Baptist Church. Mr. Franks, the husband of Carolyn Mathis Franks, also leaves two sons, Ronald Franks and Justin Franks, both of Kossuth; two stepsons, Brett Kitchens and Sam Busby, both of Verona; four sisters, Diane Ford, Syble Ivy and Nancy McCarly, all of Corinth, and Mary Lindsey; three brothers, Charles Franks, Donald Franks and Red Spencer, all of Corinth, and three stepgrandchildren. JACKSON - George Percy Gardner Jr., 87, retired owner of George- Anna Motel, died Monday at Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare. Services will be at 11 a.m. Thursday at Lawrence-Sorensen Funeral Home with burial in Ridgecrest Cemetery. He was a member of First Baptist Church, National Exchange Club, Jackson Masonic Temple 45 F & AM, Al Chymia Temple, Scottish Rite and BPO Elks Lodge 192, president of JACOA Board of Directors and a Chamber of Commerce Red Coat. Mr. Gardner, the widower of Ardis Margaret Worthington Gardner and Nell Henderson Portis Gardner, leaves two sons, George Gardner III of Memphis and John W. Gardner of Jackson, six grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. The family requests that memorials be sent to First Baptist Church or a charity of the donor's choice. LEXINGTON - Guy Houston Walker, 67, livestock dealer, died Monday at his home. Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at First Cumberland Presbyterian Church, where he was an elder, with burial in Lexington Cemetery. Reed's Chapel has charge. Mr. Walker, the widower of Bonnie Walker, leaves three daughters, Allie Bird of Lexington, Barbara Walker of Wildersville and Bonnie Jean Branch of Nashville; a son, Guy `Buddy' Walker of Wildersville, and seven grandchildren. The family requests that memorials be sent to First Cumberland Presbyterian Church.