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4 McCOMB ENTERPRISE-JOURNAL Wednesday, June 28, 1989 ll I 1 I 4f 4 4 i 4 i f' 1 4 a Af A 4 Hursi ondown Simmer Sate Vn LIBERTY MaConnia Chesser of the Bates community in Amite County participated in this month's Leadership Studies Program at the University of Southern Mississippi. Miss Chesser, 14, has been a Off rCLr'. 4 4 A A 4 4 1 .1 Spring Summer Sale Starts Thursday June 29th, 9:00 a.m. Cash, Credit Cards Only If student in USM's Center for Gifted Studies program for four years. Other programs presented by the center have included studies in exact science and law.

The Merchandise 4 -zr-'" 2. 77 Chesser 4 i Baptist Student Union is sponsored by the Department of Student Work at the Mississippi Baptist Convention Board. WOOSTER, Ohio Jeffrey McGhee, a graduate assistant at the University of Akron and the son of Mr. and Mrs. L.H.

McGhee of McComb, recently made his debut with Ohio Ligh Opera at the College of Wooster. The baritone is currently cast as the Pirate King in "The Pirates of Penzance," Pali in the "Gypsy Baron," Baron Grog in "The Grand Duchess of Gerolstein," Cadet in "Clairette" and the Counsel in "Trial by Jury." He is a graduate of the University of Southern Mississippi, where he received a bachelor of music degree. While at USM he played Antonio in "The Marriage of Fiagro," Mr. Gobineau in "The Medium" and the Father in "Hansel and Gretel." He also has performed as Sid in "Albert Herring," Matt in "The Fantasticks" and the Poet in "Kismet." McGhee was the runner-up in the 1984 NATS Southeastern Regional Audition. In 1989 he placed first in the advanced men's category of the Ohio Buckeye chapter of NATS competition.

He was the 1988 winner of the John McDonald Vocal Scholarship at the University of Akron. Ohio Light Opera is in its 11th season. More than 26,000 people are expected to attend the 68 performances during the nine-week run. Elizabeth M. Lipscomb, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Balfour Lipscomb of McComb and a graduate of McComb High, was recently named "junior of the year" bu the Biomedical Engineering Department at Louisiana Tech University. She is a member of Tau Beta Pi, engineering honorary, and Alpha Eta Mu Beta, biomedical engineering honorary. YOUTH FASHIONS HUNT' State St. McComb 684-5691 Beat the Heat 'iV WhtsSZ Ol with a New md Uir Conditioner 'mi financing available i-' Photo by Jimmy Dempsey fj I i I I I $23995 $25995 5,000 BTU reg.

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66995 $54995 24,000 BTU reg. 789 $66995 leadership program was June 11-16. She is the daughter of Dorothy D. Chesser of Liberty and Earius Chesser of River Ridge, La. HATTIESBURG Lorraine Banks Gayden of Summit attended a graduate-level education course June 12-16 at the University of Southern Mississippi, The class, designed for teachers and administrators, covered topics such as discipline, gangs and student rights.

John Christopher Brown, son of Joe C. Brown of Summit and the late Dr. Use Muller Brown, received a masters degree in political science from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Boston, on June 5. Brown is a 1976 honor graduate of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, New York.

He served as captain and a company commander in the Airborne Rangers and as an instructor at West point while in the U.S. Army. He also studied at the Max Planck Institute in Munich, West Germany and traveled to Moscow and Copenhagen to deliver papers. He will continue to teach at MIT as he finishes his doctoral work there and plans a career in teaching. The topic of Brown's thesis is "Military Adequacy? Inferences from a Computer Model of an Alternative NATO Defense." Brown is the grandson of Mrs.

Henry L. Brown of Summit and the late Henry L. Brown and Walter and Rosel Hoffman Muller of Siegen, West Germany. He is the oldest of eight children. Billy Shown Mitchell, son of Emma Jean Magee and stepson of Elzil Magee, received a bachelor of arts degree June 4 from Williams College of Williamstown, Mass.

He is the grandson of the late Clara Essil and Otis Pinkney of the Baertown community. He is a graduate of McComb High. Lisa M. Teachey, granddaughter of Betty Jarreau of McComb, has been named an Outstanding College Student of America. Carol Blackwell, a student at Copiah Lincoln Community College from Bogue Chitto, is one of 79 Mississippi university and college students appointed by the state Baptist Student Union to serve as a summer volunteer in Missouri.

Each of the 79 students will have all expenses paid by fellow students during the term of service. The Mississippi Baptist Student Union is funded entirely by donations from students. This year's budget is $91,000. Three members of the group will serve six-month terms, the others for 10 weeks. All serve alongside career missionaries.

THE CLASSIFIEDS are the answer to AUTOS HOMES and everything you might want to SELL or BUY Phone 684-2421 Andrews Firestone S. Broadway Nehi Circle McComb 684-2591 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Sat. 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Eric Stegall of Liberty will be in Hannibal, this weekend as one of 13 contestants in a fence-painting contest for the town's 'Tom Sawyer Days' celebration. Stegall, who won a Tom Sawyer look-alike contest during the recent Liberty Heritage Days, received $300 to offset expenses of traveling to the contest from Liberty Chamber of Commerce president Reggie Jones, right.

In the Hannibal contest he will compete for the Governor's Trophy by re-enacting one of the famous scenes in Mark Twain's book. The Amite County Historical Society sponsored the Liberty contest. Eric, 10, is the son of Sherry Steele and Ricky Stegall. China recalls all of its overseas ambassadors Blossman LP Gas A Lampton-Love Company "Ik PRE-FOURTH CAJUN COOK-OUT! VjV-fc PRE-FOURTH SALE! Wednesday, June 28-Saturday, July 1 Embassies in West Germany, Italy, Yugoslavia, the Philippines, Australia, Turkey, Egypt, Spain, Poland and Belgium were among those that said their ambassadors had left or would return to Beijing soon. The most common reason given for the return of the ambassadors was "for scheduled vacation" or "annual home leave." The Foreign Ministry in Beijing had no immediate comment on the reports.

A Western diplomat in Beijing said the ambassadors' meeting would take place on July 7. New 5 gal. Propane KING Cylinder KUUKtlt jJ FryBoil Burner 149 4 Cylinders Filled (Sat. Only) $350 (Get yours filled before the 4th!) UJ Removable BurnerGrill $350 BEIJING (AP) China's Communist leaders have recalled all their ambassadors from overseas as Western leaders keep up their intense criticism of the Beijing government's violent suppression of dissent. A cultural attache at China's embassy in Kenya confirmed today that all envoys would be returning to Beijing for a general meeting, although he denied the recall was connected to fallout from the crackdwon on the pro-democracy movement that began June 3-4.

A week ago, China urged the more than 20 Chinese diplomats who have since defected abroad to return home, saying they were led astray by misinformation. Soviets: Spy committed suicide LONDON (AP) A U.S. Navy intelligence analyst who was really a longtime Soviet spy committed suicide because of "massive nervous tension" brought on by his workload, the head of the KGB was quoted today as saying. The Guardian newspaper quoted Gen. Vladimir Kryuchkov as saying Glenn Michael Souther, 32, was buried Monday in the same cemetery as Kim Philby, the British traitor who spied for Moscow.

The Soviet military newspaper Red Star published Souther's obituary on Tuesday and, in a rare admission of Soviet spying, said he was really KGB agent Mikhail Yevgenievich Orlov. "It was a tragic thing. He committed suicide," Kryuchkov was quoted as saying in an interview in Moscow on Tuesday. "He was buried yesterday (Monday). He leaves a Russian wife and daughter." The newspaper quoted Kryuchkov as saying Souther's parents and brother traveled to Moscow from the United States for the funeral.

It quoted the KGB boss as describing Souther as "a KGB major and a very honest lad. He had felt bad for some time. He was under massive nervous tension because he worked for a long time in very difficult conditions." Kryuchkov would not say how long Souther had worked for the KGB before disappearing from the United States, the Guardian said. Red Star said Souther died suddenly on June 22 but did not give a cause of death. Cylinder Package! Cylinder Pressure Regulator Hose $4995 Leyse Outdoor Cooking Pots with Stainless Steel Baskets xa4 in stock 20 40 60 80 qt.

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8 a.m.-Noon Nehi Circle McComb, MS 684-1651 No Dealer Sales Sale ends July 1, 1989 Low pressure high pressure regulators Assorted Grills Custom-made Hoses (6 8 10 ft. lengths) Outdoor Cooking Utensils Propane Cylinders 5 7V2 10 25 gal. Grill Accessories Great selection of fish fryers, burners cookers! Come by Saturday 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Sample Delicious Cajun Food prepared by Dave Callen, owner of Metal Fusion, makers of quality cookers, grills cookware. Dave will be preparing whole turkeys fried in peanut oil and cajun boiled hot dogs.

We'll supply the Cokes to wash down your nibbles. Dave also specializes in Cajun Seafood Dishes and will be available to answer your recipe questions. We'll be giving away a fried turkey each hour, beginning at 1 1 a.m. so DON'T MISS THE FUN! Hwy. 51 South, McComb 684-6391.