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Wbitnev Harris (left) a graduate of ewton County High chool is the recipient of the Thomas Rudolph Ma} es Memorial Scholarc;_hip to attend East central Commuruty College in Decatur The Mayes Scho arship was estab– lished to honor the memory of Rudolph Mayes who taug t at the College for 28 'ears Also pictured is ackie Etie, Mr. Mayes daughter (right).

Newton County High School gradu Stephame Airhart lS th recipient of the Boar Trustees Scholar"h1p attend East Cent Commumh C.olleg decatur Th tutt scholar h1p a

Thomas Clark is the recipient of the Myrtle R. l ft1tchison Scholarship . to attt!nd East Central Community College in Decatur.

to a student fro the fl\·e count district on a basis.

Newton County High graduate Charlene Foreman is the recipient of the \tlississippi Association of Supervisors Scholarship and the T. 1. Beemon Scholarship to attend East Central Community College. The Supervisors scholarship is awarded annually to one of the five counties in the djs~ trict on a rotating basis. The Beemon Scholarship is awarded each year to a student from the Little Rock area who plans a career in pre-medidne, pre-aentistry, or a related field.

Newton County Academy graduate Nathan Stamper is the 2001 recipient of the Paul V. and Voncile H. Breazeale Ministerial Scholarship to attend East Central in Decatur.

Scott of Newton was recently presented an EC Scholars Scholarship from Milling Funeral Home in Union to attend ECCC. !berrien

Rachel Sorey, a graduate of Newton County High School was recently pre– sented the Jones and Car- rie WHliamson and _ Bascom and Hatt1e Chisolm Scholarship t . - attend East Cenh. Con1.munity College.

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