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Monday, April 11, 2011

Main Street Clinton

Main Street Clinton
April 9th







Come out and see us!
We will be in Vicksburg, MS @ River Fest this weekend!

If you see something you like call us @ 601-879-0000 or




Tuesday, April 5, 2011

36th Annual World Catfish Festival



The 36th Annual World Catfish Festival was a SUCCESS!
This was our first show/festival to sell our work and it was so great!
We shared a booth with Whitney and Dale Wilson. (The canvas are her work.)
We had a blast!
We could not have asked for prettier weather.
My parents surprised me too! They rode up on the motorcycle to see us.
It was the perfect day.
We are already searching for more festivals/flea markets,etc. to visit.

Our booth was voted one of the BEST!

Welcome!!


Some of our frames...



If you see something you like email me at powellcustomwoodworks@gmail.com!!

Wednesday, March 30, 2011

ONLY TWO TO GO!

Well, we started with 6 and now we are down to ONLY 2!
A male and a female, both black.
We have made a huge price cut!
Please let me know if you are interested.


The whole gang.


This little baby girl went for a dip in the water bucket!
Too cute.

Also, lots to come after the weekend!
We are headed to Belzoni for the Catfish Festival this Saturday to sell our
frames, crosses, door hangers and bowls!
Wish us luck on our show.

Happy Hump Day!


Wednesday, March 23, 2011

New Position

Good afternoon!
I started a new position today at work today.
I love it!
I miss my Marketing girls, but this is a wonderful opportunity for me to strengthen my knowledge and skills.
My sweet parents sent me congratulatory flowers!
I have the best parents in the world.
I am a lucky girl.
I will be sure to keep you posted on how things are going!




Tuesday, March 22, 2011

Weekend AKA Parade Update

The St. Patty's Day Parade was the BEST one yet!

THE POWELL'S FIRST PARADE (HAHA)

THE GIRLS @ THE CANTON TENT!

MINE & MEG'S "BEFORE" SHOT!


BRODY'S FIRST PARADE!
(I CANNOT WAIT FOR HIM TO BE HERE!)



We did not take the motor home this year, and I LOVED IT!
We had nothing to worry about, keep up with or clean.
We enjoyed ourselves very much.
We got there early and left right after the parade was over.
That is the way to go!
Erin and Matt came. I was so excited to hang out with them.
It was Mr. Brody's first parade. I think he had a blast.
The weather could not have been better!
After the parade we had a cookout at our friends, Todd and Emily's, house.
I guess you could say it was a well overdue house warming. They have been there over a year and it was our first gathering. Let's just say we did it right!
Good time, good food and good company!
Great end to a great day!

Can't wait until next year!


Monday, March 21, 2011

We Are In The Media...Just Call Us Celebrities!

Built in 1902, The South, in downtown Jackson, Mississippi provided the perfect setting for the marriage of Melody Claire Ewing and Robert Harris Powell, November 13, 2010. The Reverend Scott Carter officiated the double ring ceremony.  The Magnolia String Quartet of Jackson provided the ceremony music along with vocalist Karl Holcomb of Flora and Abbey George, cousin of the groom of Nashville.

The Bride is the daughter of Jimmy and Becky Ewing of Tupelo, MS.  She is the granddaughter of Mr. And Mrs. Buddy Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meador, Ms Jane Ewing and Mrs. James T. Ewing Sr. and the late Mr. Ewing all of Tupelo.

The groom’s parents are Bob and Sybil Powell of Flora, MS.  Mr. D. O. Hankins and the late Katherine Harris Hankins of Ridgeland and the late Gordon Ray Powell of Ocala, Florida are grandparents of the groom.

Guests were greeted at the South by attendants Mary Susan Anderson, and Lauren Cassilly of Tupelo, Beatrice Deathridge of Mobile, Alabama and Katherine Sinele of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, both cousins of the groom and Anna Duebber of Cincinnati, Ohio, cousin of the bride. The wedding director was Mrs. Judy Richardson of Madison.

Given in marriage by her Father, the bride wore a beautiful gown by designer Pronovias, of ivory soft tulle featuring a strapless neckline.  Rosettes adorned the gown at the fitted waist as well as on the a-line bubble skirt, which extended into a chapel length train.  In her hair the bride wore a rosette matching the ones on her dress with a fingertip-length veil.  She carried a bouquet of ivory roses and hydrangeas tied with ribbon and adorned with her maternal great-great grandmothers cameo broach. 

The bride's aunt Melody Asters of Tupelo and Erin Cliburn of Brandon served as matrons of honor.  Bridesmaids were Hillary Branch, of Brandon, Michelle Dancy of Madison, sister of the groom; Missy Ewing sister in law of the bride of Tupelo, Lauren Waldrop of Tupelo and Mary Elizabeth Whatley of Ridgeland.  Serving as the bride's proxy was Bradley Booth cousin of the groom, of Starkville.  They wore black chiffon strapless gowns with a matching floral accent.  Their bouquets were done in fall inspired jewel tone colors of amber, shades of purple, yellow and red.

Michael Blankenship served his childhood friend as best man.  Groomsmen were David Bridges of Canton, Lauren Dancy, brother in law of the groom, of Madison, Aubrey Furr of Ridgeland, Trey Howell of Starkville, Todd Jackson of Jackson Dewayne Toombs of Flora, Justin Vandevender of Flowood and Trey Ward also of Flowood.  Serving as usher and scripture reader was Jamie Ewing, brother of the bride of Tupelo.  Additional ushers were Clayton Asters, Matt Asters and Murphey Asters all cousins of the bride of Tupelo and Preston Booth cousin of the groom of Starkville.  Masters Porter Dancy and Tillman Ewing served their aunt and uncle as ring bearers.

Following the ceremony guests moved to the reception area at the South for a night of food, fun and dancing hosted by the bride’s parents.  Wendy Putt of Fresh Cut Floral and Catering provided an assortment of southern style foods served among numerous antiques and beautiful fall inspired arrangements.  The bride’s cake was a five tier butter cake with cream cheese frosting adorned with flowers and flanked by the cake toppers from both their parents’ weddings.  For the grooms table Robert chose his favorite, banana pudding, prepared by his mother.  Music was provided by The Back Roads Band of Jackson.

The morning of the wedding a brunch honoring the bride and her guests was hosted by Mrs. Buddy Jones, grandmother of the bride, Mrs. Lynn Moore and Mrs. Jackie Duebber, both aunts of the bride at the historic King Edward Hotel downtown Jackson.  At the same time the groom and his guests were enjoying a morning skeet shoot hosted by family and friends.

On the evening prior to the wedding the grooms parents hosted a rehearsal dinner honoring the couple at their new home in Flora.  Stories were told and toasts were made all honoring the bride and groom.  The groom's cousin Abbey George also performed a few songs of inspiration for the couple.

Robert and Claire honeymooned at the El Dorado Royale Resort in Riviera Maya Mexico and make their home in Flora, MS.

(Wedding Annoucement)


Thursday, March 17, 2011

Luck O' The Irish

Wishing you all a
Happy St. Patty's Day!


Just a glimpse of the parade last year...



See ya' there!