1995

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IE UNION APPEAL, UNION , MISSISSIPPI , WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1995

Receives U.S. Motors Scholarship.. . Freddie Gentry (center) of Hickory was recently named the first recipient of the U. . Electrical Motors Lo$ln/ Scholarship to attend East Central Community College in Decatur. The full tuition scholarship is provided by the Philadelphia company to a qualified student enrolled in the College's Machine Shop Technology Program. As a requirement of the two-year a~ard, the scholarship recipient agrees to employ– ment with the U.S. Motors for a period of at least one year. A freshman, Gentry is a graduate of Newton County High School. His parents are J ackie and Sara Gentry of Hickory. Shown with Gentry during the scholarship presentation are (from left) John Adcock, ECCC district director of vocational-technical instruction; Karl Brantley of Philadelphia, plant manager at U.S. Electrical Motors; Richard Clark, ECCC machine shop technology instructor; and Dr. Eddie M. Smith, ECCC president. {EC Photo)

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