New York Actress and Mississippi Native returns Home for the Holidays

WAYNESBORO, Miss. - Dec. 13, 2015 - PRLog -- The youth of Wayne County, Mississippi will enjoy the benefit of having one of their own return home for a Christmas Eve charity event. Tanesha “Jules” Nobles, who hails from Waynesboro, MS, is now an actress living in New York City, and has starred in a film that premiered in Atlanta in November 2015. The movie entitled, “Uncommon Law”, is a comedy directed by Brian Work, in which the native Mississippian appeared in a supporting lead role.

Nobles, the daughter of Harold & Annisa, is a 2002 graduate of Wayne County High School (WCHS) and Meridian Community College (MCC) and studied nursing at the Mississippi University for Women (MUW). She is also a critical care nurse who has secured a second career path as an actress and now lives in New York. When asked about her achievements, Jules states, “Becoming a hometown hero through achievement and giving back was always my goal. I can thank my parents and teachers for that.”

In that light, Nobles and her fiancé, Dr. Alim Shariff, plan to spend Christmas in Waynesboro and will be giving back on Christmas Eve by giving away holiday bags with winter hats, scarves and candy to 100 children under age 12. The event will be held at the dining hall at Alpha and Omega Holiness Church, located at 1400 Mississippi Drive in Waynesboro, MS on December 24^th from 12-1pm.