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Be proud of our country, but also the liberty we enjoy in Christ

Next week is one of the most celebrated and most important holidays in our nation as we all take the opportunity to honor our country’s origins. July 4th is a day where we think back to our nation’s beginning, and we take pride in the courage our forefathers had to declare independence and found a nation based on freedom and liberty. We, except for during tax season, are very patriotic people, and we will always be proud to be Americans whether it is during sporting events, times of national crisis, etc.

New Books at Gibbs Memorial

How To Talk ToAbsolutelyAnyone: confident communication for work, lie and relationships by Mark Rhodes The Occasional Human Sacrifice: medical experimentation and the price of saying no by Carl Elliott Challenger: a true story of heroism and disaster on the edge of space by Adam Higginbotham The Complete Guide to Allergies: Recognizing and Treating Today’s Most Common and Unusual Al-lergens by Quequet Catherine The new American Heart Association cookbook K-Drama School: a pop culture inquiry into why we love Korean television by Grace Jung JFK to 9/11: everything is a rich man’s trick by Francis Richard Conolly Bits and pieces: my mother, my brother, and me by Whoopi Goldberg Life’s too short: a memoir by Darius Rucker

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Dunbar-Douglass Alumni Assoc. presents scholarships

Dunbar-Douglass Alumni Association presented three $500 scholarships to this year’s scholarship recipients. The presentation was held recently at Gibbs Memorial Library and was attended by several family members, friends and alumni officers. Each recipient also received an additional $200 in memory of Frank Proctor Sr and Carolyn Anderson, both of whom were dedicated members of the Alumni Association and advocates of education by supporting the scholarship fund. The recipients also received a certificate of merit and a beautiful bouquet of flowers donated by Blossom’s Florist of Mexia. Pictured from left are Yolonda Dancer, owner of Blossom’s Florist; Hugh Proctor, alumni VP, secretary and Scholarship Committee member; Theresa Jackson; Vinella Davis; Crystal Proctor, Kyra Alexander and Kaleigh Young, scholarship recipients; Bernadean Dixon, alumni president and tsreasurer; Thressa Thomas; Municipal Judge Judy Chambers; and City Council Member Joyce Johnson.

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