The Lexington advertiser., 1961-12-14

daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Knox and has been q
4-H member for six years Billie
Faye is a sophomore at Tchula
High School, typist of the coun-
/ ty Al news. Secretary Of the
County Junior All Council. and
was a delegate to the Mid South
md State Fair where she won
first place honors in her cloth
ing project. Also delegate to
State All Junior leadership
conference at State College, Bill
lie Faye is county winner in
clothing, dress revue and nutri-
J ton.
JOHN MAXWELL OF Pickens.
son of Mrs. B. H. Maxwell, is
county winner in achievement,
leadership, recreation. citizen
ship and public speaking. John
is a senior at Goodman A. H. S
| He is very active in county 4-H
work serving as editor of the
All newspaper, chairman of
radio day and participant in
many other 4-H projects. John
has placed second in state in
| personality Improvement and
second in the district in public
speaking at Club Congress last
summer. John was county win
ner in leadership. recreation,
citizenship and public speaking
asst year.
JUDY NEAL, daughter Of Mr..
| and Mrs. Steve Neal, of the
Lexington High Club is a coun-
ty winner in dairyipg. Judy has
| shown her calf Pretty Baby"
a. the county, district, and state
shows. Judy was a member of
the dairy judging team last
| spring.
BILL MCKENZIE. son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Mckenzie
of Durant Junior Club is a
county winner in dairying. Last
spring Bill showed the grand
champion COW at the county and
district shows. This fall he
showed red ribbon heifer at
Kosciusko and Jackson. Bill
serves his club as secretary and
treasurer.
STANLEY DILLON, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Dillon, of
the Lexington Junior club is a
| Junior county winner in beau
tification of home grounds.
JULIAN WATSON, son of Mr..
ard Mrs. j. B. Watson of Lex
ngton senior club is county
winner in dairying. Julian has
shown dairy cattle at the coun-
4v. district and state shows for
the past several years He has
always shown his animals to
the best of advantage. Julian
was a member of a team dem
'nstration that competed in the
Iairv division at State College
IT Club Congress in 1860.
| PAT SLACK, daughter Of Mr..
i and Mrs. D. T. Slack of Lexing-
ton is a county winner in the
livestock project. Her main in
terest in this field is sheep but
she does show beef cattle and
horses as well. Pat has shown
sheep for the past two years at
county, district and state shows
]. nd has consistently been at the
top or near the top.
| Pat is very active IN tn {
county All work. being a mem
Der of the judging team, paper
taft, and was one OF the seven
Boys and girls that made the
exchange. program to LAX e
| Charles. Louisiana. Pat also par
'icipated in radio day, candy
sale and rally day where she
was a member of the winning
talent number. Pat is co-chair-
man Of the junior rodeo and
| fair committee of the JUNO,
| Council. Pat attended club con-
rress last summer and gave q
demonstration on care of sheep
KIM KIMBROUGH, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kimbrough
of the Lexington Senior Club is
a winner in the county in the
livestock project. Kim is mem
Ter of the Judging team and has
been high individual at the state
Junior Hereford field day anc
5 member of the paper staff
Kim has shown blue ribbor
'nin1als at the county and dis.
-rict shows Kim has been coun.
V winner in the beef and en-.
'omology project.
!; In addition to his beef cattle
,"oiect Kim is engaged in the
; 'asture, entomology, tractor anc
= orse projects.
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JIMMY HORNE. son Of Mr.