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Lana Rogers receives Coca-Cola schola~shiR Attending East Central

ECCC hosts homecoming tennis bouts Alumni and current stu– dents of East Central Community College in Decatur may participate in the college's Homecoming Tennis Tournament Oct. 2-6. Tournament chairman Mike Anderson said the annual com– petition includes men's and women's divisions. There is no entry fee to compete in the week-long event, but each par– ticipant is required to furnish a can of tennis balls. The deadline to enter this year's tournament is Wednesday, Sept. 27. For more information con– tact Anderson at East Central Community College, P. 0. Box 129, Decatw·, :Miss. 39327, or telephone 635-2111, ext. 301 or 310 or call toll free 1-877-462- 3222, exts. 301 or 310.

Community College in Decatur is now even more affordable for an area student who was recently awarded a $1,000 scholarship from the Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation. Lana Rogers, a freshman

music education major with piano emphasis and daughter of Dale and Penny Rogers of Walnut Grove, received the cash award through the Foundation's new Two-Year College Scholarship Program. Beginning this year, the Foundation will annually pres– ent 400 scholarships, of $1000 The

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