Volume LVII No. 3 www.frenchcamp.orgFall 2012

In this Issue:Ready or Not

Mission Teams

Staff Member of the Year

Harvest Festival 2012

French CampTODAY

French Camp Academy, a Christ-centered home and school, exists to serve young people and families for the glory of God.

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By Sylvia Dickson

On Your Mark…The start of a new school year is always, let me see…exciting, scary, demanding, delightful. The anticipation of new and returning students filling the campus with their shouts and laughter is a little like getting ready for a race. We’re al-ways a bit anxious about who will show up, who will run, and who will stay the course.

But God knows who will be here and why. His admonition to us in Philip-pians 4:6-7 is Do not be anxious for any-thing, but in everything, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.

Get Set…Now can you imagine the anxiety of new students? Imagine being 8…12…16 and leaving home to live with 15 other boys or girls in a house with two adults who will act as your parents, in a strange, exotic place called French Camp Academy. No matter how bad things might be, going into the unknown can be scary.

Actually, not everything is unknown. Prospective students come with their families to interview, tour, and decide if they want to give FCA a try. Seeing our beautiful campus, meeting some of the friendly staff, and observing a nor-mal day help put their minds and hearts at ease.

When they arrive on campus, they are com-ing from different backgrounds and com-munities, with a mixture of expectations. We greet them, help them get settled in their rooms, and go over the basics. Parents are invited to stay for a Welcome Picnic before saying Good-bye, I’ll write soon…

Go!The next few days are busy with student orientation. At the Rising Son Retreat Center, it may all look like fun and games, but everything has a team building agenda attached. A group of students gathers at the climbing tower to cheer on a classmate as he scales the wall. An-other group waits for a friend to launch onto the zip line.

Meanwhile, back at the school, other students meet teachers and tour classrooms. Papers are passed out and general instructions are given. Students get a play by play of the school day schedule, as well as student hand-books that will help them get off to a good start.

The Race Is OnStudent homes will be the starting and finishing line for each day. House parents and students have breakfast and devotions each morning (food for the body and the spirit). After a full day of classes, activities, work and dining, students settle into their homes for a little R&R, study hall, and planning for the next day.

Some will struggle to find their rhythm and others will take everything in stride. This is not a short sprint, but a long endurance race. Each student has obstacles to overcome, fences to hurdle, burdens to shed, and injuries that will affect each step of the way.

Cheer LeadersWe don’t want any of them to give up, so we coach, encourage, and even run with them. One foot in front of another…Helping set the pace…Constantly training…And cheer-ing for every effort made to run with endur-ance the race set before them.

As we, the staff, keep the goal of glorify-ing Christ before us, we also must throw off everything that hinders and the sin that so easily entangles. The coaches must live with integrity and not only tell, but live out, life in Christ. We cannot do this on our own; it is by His power that we do this.

Going for the GoldGod knows our troubles…mine, yours, theirs. He carries our burdens and tells us to carry one another’s burdens: Praise be to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ,

the Father of compassion and the God of all comfort, who comforts us in all our troubles, so that we can comfort those in any trouble with the comfort we ourselves have received from God. (II Corinthians 1:3-4)

Therefore, please pray for the students and staff. We are all here because French Camp Academy is where God wants us to be. We never turn away a student if we believe we can help him/her. Therefore, pray for those who give to provide for French Camp Academy students. After all, reaching the goal and receiving the Gold in this race, is a team effort. u

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What to invest in?

Mission Statement

French Camp Academy, a Christ-centered home and school, exists to serve young people

and families for the glory of God.O n e F i n e P l a c e

ACADEMY

It seems like a lot of folks these days are asking where to put what little extra income they may have. Then this poses the questions, what risks are in-volved and, what are the rewards? Sometimes, for those who may be a little more financial savvy, the question arises, what costs are involved with making the investment?—fees and such.

Here at French Camp, we ask those same types of questions. How much can we put into a new pro-gram, buildings, or sidewalks to make that invest-ment effective? Will this investment honor God and His resources with an eye toward good stewardship?

Some may ask, What is stewardship? One dictionary defines it this way—a person who manages anoth-er’s property or financial affairs; one who adminis-ters anything as the agent of another or others.

In the life of Christians, we understand that all we have or ever will have does not belong to us, but to the one who created it—God. God has allowed what belongs to Him to be entrusted to us for a purpose, that is, that we would use our stuff for His glory and His purposes. So, in fact, we are all stewards since we all have stuff, money, cars, and homes. In reality, we really do not own them; they are all God’s.

We take our responsibility of stewardship very seri-ously at French Camp. We do make investments and they are costly at times. As French Camp borders on its 127 year ministry mark, the campus is showing her age. The old gray mare ain’t what she used to be.

We are making investments that cost money, time and effort. The difference though, between these investments and the ones we consider with our fi-nancial advisors, is that the cost of these investments ultimately gives us a very important and greater re-ward. It is the investment in the life of a child.

So what is one child worth? How do you put chil-dren’s lives in a financial budget?

These are not easy questions to answer. We must seek God’s Word for these answers. God’s Word has ALL the answers, even the economic ones.

The Bible tells us, God so loved the world that He gave His only Son (Jesus) that whoever would be-lieve in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life. That really tells me what a child’s life is worth, what your life is worth to God. He loves you and me and these young ones enough to give His own Son’s life for ours. What a deep amazing sacrificial love!

So at French Camp, we faithfully pay the cost of in-vestment so that young people have the opportunity to meet and know who God is. We pray that they will learn to accept His love for them and have new lives as the result.

We believe there is no greater investment!

Buildings shift and creak, athletic uniforms fade and tear, sidewalks crack and crumble, but God’s love and mercy in a life stands the test of time—for eter-nity.

A big thank you to all of you who help us make French Camp what it is. If you have yet to partner with us in this work, we ask you to prayerfully con-sider us in your stewardship planning.

Haven’t been here? We would love for you to visit. Bring a friend, spouse, or bring a group! It would be our privilege to show you what God is doing here at “One Fine Place.”

Investing in eternity,

Stewart

If you are looking for someone who loves the Lord, is a hard worker and a faithful friend, we have him right here at French Camp Academy. Roy Purvis has served FCA in many ways since 1976.

He started as a Board of Trustees member, chair-

ing the Plant and Property Committee through 1981. While still owning a welding supply business in Greenville, he and his wife, Rosemary, moved to French Camp to serve wherever their skills and abilities were needed.

Roy’s easy going nature, strong work ethic, and hu-mility along with his construction and maintenance skills made him a great fit for FCA. For years he helped out with grounds work and building main-tenance.

During the 1990s he returned to his welding business, sold it, and came back to FCA. In 1998, following the death of Ralph Newman (another godly, commit-ted servant at FCA), Roy became the Di-rector of Maintenance and Plant & Prop-erty.

Today, Roy serves the Lord with gladness on campus, in his church, community and family. He is being honored as Staff Member of the Year by his fellow workers. Some of the characteristics that FCA staff commended Roy for are his generosity with time, money and talents, being a role model for all, and his faithfulness.

Roy and Rosemary have seven children: Kim, Ja-son, Scott, Len, Jeff, Melanie and Michael. Their ten grandchildren light up their eyes and enliven the house. Roy enjoys music, especially playing the dul-cimer and singing.

Roy continues serving, keeping us up and running, speaking life to students and staff, and joyfully ac-cepting whatever role he’s asked to fill. The staff of French Camp Academy is honored to have Roy Purvis as a fellow worker and friend, leading by ex-ample with a life that glorifies God. u

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Staff Member of the Year Roy Purvis: Setting the PaceBy Sylvia Dickson

New Members Join FCA TeamWe are always happy when new staff members join the team. Help us cheer them on!

Steve and Sarah Arrowwood House Parents

Rachel BrannanAccounts Payable

Hannah CrossMusic Teacher

Kristen KellyBiology Teacher

Barry Bouillion (with Dawn, his wife)Director of Family Ministries

Jennifer PendletonAdministrative Assistant, Human Resources

Sunny McMillanCouncil House Café Manager

David DennisLandscape Designer

Holly BolAdministrative Assistant, Dining Services

Brittany HendersonAdministrative Assistant, to VP and CFO

“The most important [commandment],” answered Jesus, “is this: ‘Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is one.  Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength.’ The second is this: ‘Love your neighbor as your-self.’ There is no commandment greater than these.” — Mark 12:29-31

Sharing HopeIf you know a family or young

person who needs relief from a difficult circumstance, whether the issue is bullying, drugs, peer pressure or some internal family concern, French Camp Academy

offers hope and healing. Please contact us at

(662) 547-6482 or visit our website www.frenchcamp.org for

answers to your questions.

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Mission Teams: Here and ThereBy Sylvia Dickson

What makes French Camp Academy so special? We are a community. That means we work together, learn together, worship together and laugh together. We also serve together.

Where in the World?Missions at FCA is both give and take. We send mission teams to serve others; others send mission teams to serve us. Using resources and abilities to meet others’ needs in the name of Jesus is what missions is about. This summer, staff and students joined forces to go to Haverfordwest, Wales. Here are excerpts from the team’s report:• The Welsh culture lacks foundational knowledge of Bible stories and Bibli-

cal truths.• During the week, 21 kids attended Holiday Bible Club…an emphasis was

placed on the importance of a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. The kids soaked it up…with many questions and explanations to parents when they went home. Each day they memorized a scripture.

• Each afternoon and evening was spent with teenagers in games and activities followed by conversation about the importance of Biblical truth and a rela-tionship with Christ. Most of these are youth we have built relationships with over the past several years so it was a joy to go a step deeper with each of them.

• The week was filled with opportunity to share the good news of the Gospel, build relationships with children in the

community and their parents and teach them God’s word. The continuing relation-ship with Hill Park Baptist Church and the children and youth of Haverfordwest allows us to have an ongoing ministry to this lost culture.

During some of the school break times, stu-dents and staff travel to Ft. Worth, TX, Mexico, and other areas for mission work.

No LosersMissions is a win/win situation. Involving students in mission and service work gives them valuable experience to take with them into the world. The people we go to and the people who go are all encouraged, helped, and shown Christian love. The goal? To glorify Christ through a heart of compassion.

Home MissionsMeanwhile, back at the campus, other mission teams are building, painting, teaching VBS, clearing trails, cooking, and hosting sports camp. We are so thankful for the many churches, businesses, civic groups and individuals who carve out a day…a week…or more and come to FCA to help. Here are pictures from a few of the groups who have inspired us to continue the work by their love and good deeds. u

Left: A lofty thank-you goes out to vol-unteers from Bay Street Presbyterian in Hattiesburg, MS, who helped upgrade the Rainwater Observatory facilities.

Right: We are grateful to Grace Evan-gelical Church volunteers of German-town, TN who led VBS, cleared trails, and painted for us.

Pictured above: We are always happy to see our friends from Tuscumbia Presbyterian Church (Alabama) filled with wit and skill

Thanks, guys, from First Presbyterian Church of Starkville, MS for bar-b-cueing chicken for us!

Pictured on the left: We are so blessed! Joshua House Sunday School class from Midland Evan-gelical Free Church in Michigan returned for the sixth year to help remodel dorms.

Members of the Wales mission team lead children in Vacation Bible School.

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CURTIS, MELBA, French Camp, MS  Mr. Charles Timothy Curtis  Dr. and Mrs. D. Stanley Hartness, Jr.  Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Williford  Mrs. Polly B. AllenDALY, MRS. JIMMIE  Dr. and Mrs. William B. Profilet, Jr.DAMIENS, PATRICIA, Yazoo City, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Norman Albert Mott, Jr.  Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. GraeberDAVIS, LORETTA  State Farm Insurance (Edwin and Mickey Albin)DONNELL, MR. AND MRS.  Mr. and Mrs. Rhett RhettDUNCAN, EDWARD CLIFTON, Bessemer, AL  Dr. and Mrs. Ethan B. RubenEASLEY, TOM, Elberta, AL  Mr. and Mrs. Donnie D. RileyEASTERLING, MRS. MELYNDA, Hattiesburg, MS  Mr. and Mrs. T. Roscoe Hearon, Jr.EDMONDS, MRS. MARY CLYDE  New Hope Baptist Church  New Hope Baptist Senior SS ClassELLIS, LAURA  Mrs. Frances MurphyELLISON, GLENDA  Mrs. Elaine B. Dunn  Ms. Doris T. EllisonESTES, MR. WAYNE, Louisville, MS  Mrs. Julie Cunningham  Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Donald  Mr. and Mrs. Guy B. YoungTHE COLMERY FAMILY  Mrs. Clemmie Hackler TrainerFANCHER, LINDSI  State Farm Insurance (Edwin and Mickey Albin)FLOWERS, WILLIAM  Mr. and Mrs. Hembree BrandonFULLER, MARIE, Louisville, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Willis G. Starnes

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JENKINS, SWEP  Mrs. Kristine E. OwenJOLLY, CLINTON  R. B.  Mr. Samuel T. Polk, IIIJONES, BERNARD, Yazoo City, MS  Mr. and Mrs. John E. Lynch  Mr. and Mrs. Derwood Strain  Mr. and Mrs. Cecil J. Cartwright  Mrs. Erma Louise Cunningham  Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Peaster  Mr. and Mrs. Jim H. LuckettJONES, THOMAS  Mrs. Priscilla MettsKAPENEKAS, LINDA   Mr. J. Thomas Littlejohn  Mr. Jim HighKELLEY, MRS. FAYE, Conyers, GA  Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Weil, Jr.KELLUM, JAMES R.  Ms. Annice R. HowardKELLY, BARRY  Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. LotterhosKERBEN, KENNY  State Farm Insurance (Edwin and Mickey Albin)KUYKENDALL, COL. WILLIAM T.  Mr. and Mrs. Tom DeWeeseKYLE, MELINDA  State Farm Insurance (Edwin and Mickey Albin)LAMMONS, MIKE, Lexington, MS  Mrs. Elaine B. Dunn  Ms. Doris T. EllisonLESLIE, MR. JOHN O.  Dr. and Mrs. William B. Profilet, Jr.LINDSEY, BOBBY  Mr. and Mrs. Tom DeWeeseLINK, MINNA DEEN, Yazoo City, MS  Mrs. Nora Deen Link MaloyLITTLEJOHN, JOSHUA, French Camp, MS  Mr. J. Thomas Littlejohn 

MeMorial GiftsWe strive to answer memorials and notify relatives as quickly and accurately as possible after they are received. When you send in a memorial, please

include the name of the deceased, the complete address of the person you wish notified and your complete address. Important: IF YOU DO NOT INCLUDE A NAME and ADDRESS OF A RELATIVE OR FRIEND OF THE DECEASED, WE WILL BE UNABLE TO NOTIFY ANYONE OF YOUR GIFT. Follow the same procedure for honor gifts. (A blank form and envelope appear in this issue.)

Honor gifts show appreciation to a living person –such as teachers, pastors, parents, etc., while helping students at FCA. To make an Honor Gift, you may use the form/envelope provided, designating the type of gift you are making. The honoree will be notified of your thoughtfulness. Amounts of gifts are never divulged.

Honor Gifts

April CALK, ANN ELIZABETH, Stone Mountain, GA  Mrs. Nora Deen Link MaloyCLARKSON, MRS. BETTY, Jackson, MS  Mrs. Dorothy Davis MileyDICKSON, TOM AND SYLVIA, French Camp, MS  Ms. Janet H. FletcherGRANBERRY, MRS. KENNY, Raymond, MS  Mrs. Dorothy Davis MileyGRANBERRY, MRS. RUTH, Raymond, MS  Mrs. Dorothy Davis MileyGRANTHAM, MRS. KERRY (NAN), Fulshear, TX  Mrs. Dorothy Davis MileyGRIFFING, MRS. NOLA, Brandon, MS  Mrs. Dorothy Davis MileyHAM, ROBERT, Clinton, MS  Mrs. Carol McLellanHESTER, MRS. KATHY, Russellville, AL  Mrs. Dorothy Davis MileyHICKS, REV. NANCY NEELLEY, Nashville, TN  Mrs. Dorothy Davis MileyHOGAN, MRS. THOMAS E. (SHANTY), Phoenix, AZ  Mrs. Dorothy Davis MileyJAMES, MR. SYLVESTER, Madison, MS  Mrs. Dorothy Davis MileyJOHNSON, DICK AND MARGARITE, Tupelo, MS  Nostalgia Alley  Ms. Celia FleishhackerJONES, BERNARD BRYAN, Yazoo City, MS  Mrs. Nora Deen Link MaloyLONG, HUGH AND MARTHA, French Camp, MS  Ms. Janet H. FletcherLOWE, MRS. BILLY LACEY, Glendora, MS  Mrs. Dorothy Davis MileyMCCUTCHEN, REV. WILLIAM, ROCK HILL, SC  Mrs. Athena Davies 

NAKALIE, MRS. LOREICE, McComb, MS  Mrs. Jane M. WalmanNANCE, MRS. BILLIE, McComb, MS  Mrs. Jane M. WalmanPASCHALL, MRS. DIANNE, Brandon, MS  Mrs. Dorothy Davis MileyPOCHE, SUMMER, French Camp, MS  Mrs. Barbara Eileen PocheRICHTER, MRS. W. T., Starkville, MS  Mrs. Dorothy Davis MileyROGERS, SUE, Water Valley, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Sam GoodwinSIMMONS, MRS. HAROLD, Utica, MS  Mrs. Dorothy Davis MileySIMMONS, MRS. SYBLE S., Utica, MS  Mrs. Dorothy Davis MileySKILLMAN, KATIE, Greensboro, NC  Kingsley Inc.TURNER, BILL AND HUGH ELLA, Madison, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. FlyntTURNER, MRS. MAUDIE, Ridgeland, MS  Mrs. Dorothy Davis MileyVAN ARSDELL, MRS. SOPHIA, Urbana, IL  Mrs. Dorothy Davis MileyWARM, LINDA, Greensboro, NC  Mr. John H. RoseWATKINS, WANDA, Baton Rouge, LA  Mr. and Mrs. Victor H. AbelWHITE, MRS. SUE, McComb, MS  Mrs. Jane M. WalmanWILSON, LESTER S., Jackson, MS  Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Cheney

MayBARLOW, GLEN AND DEBBIE, French Camp, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Harold BarlowBARLOW, KADE, HOLT AND KNOX, French Camp, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barlow 

BARLOW, SCOTT AND TONYA, French Camp, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Harold BarlowBESWICK, JANE AND BRUCE  Mr. and Mrs. Daniel RoseCARSON, JOANN, Ringgold, LA  Mr. Thomas Scott CarsonCOLEMAN, MS. CATHERINE, Corinth, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. KempDEAN, AVIS JEAN  Dean Engineering, LLCFLYNT, JONATHAN AND LIBBY, Memphis, TN  Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. FlyntFRAZIER, MS. ERIN, Corinth, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. KempHAMMETT, MRS. MARGARET, Ridgeland, MS  Mr. and Mrs. William H. HammettKOCH, MR. AND MRS. JERRY, Elkland, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Bobby C. Brown, Jr.LANGFORD, MRS. J. JERRY, Madison, MS  Mr. and Mrs. William H. HammettLITTLEJOHN, LARRY AND JERE’, French Camp, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Harold BarlowMATHIS, MR. JOHN, Corinth, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. KempMCELWAIN, MR. AUSTIN, Corinth, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. KempMCNIEL, MRS. M. E., Morehead City, NC  Dr. and Mrs. Alfred P. ChestnutO’BRIEN, KEVIN, French Camp, MS  Faith Presbyterian ChurchOSTENSON, PEGGY, Ridgeland, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Kelley LloydPEE, JUNE, McCool, MS  Mr. and Mrs. John HarrisonPOTTS, MRS. Z. D., Kosciusko, MS  Ms. Barbara K. Hammond  Mr. Will Hammond, Jr.SCOTT, MR. RYAN, Corinth, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Kemp

STANFORD, REV. BILL, Clinton, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Bennie NuttSTANLEY, MR. ALBERT, Corinth, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. KempTHOMPSON, MRS. A. P., Greenwood, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Jack HortonWATSON, MRS. JUANITA, Madison, MS  Mr. Borden WhiteWILLIAMS, MS. MOLLY GRACE, Corinth, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. KempWOODSON, CHERYL  Mr. and Mrs. Daniel RoseWORSHAM, MS. PRIESTLY, Corinth, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Kemp

JuneALLEN, MR. AND MRS. GABRIEL, Casselberry, MS  Mrs. Polly B. AllenBARRY BOUILLION FAMILY, French Camp, MS  Dr. and Mrs. Robert RivesCHRISTIAN, MRS. KATHY, Clinton, MS  Mrs. Dorothy Davis MileyDANIEL, MRS. KIM W., Jackson, MS  Mrs. Dorothy Davis MileyDOOLEY, MR. PETE, Utica, MS  Mrs. Dorothy Davis MileyEDGAR, DR. WILLIAM P., Brandon, MS  Mrs. Dorothy Davis MileyFIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, (Quilting Ladies),  Jackson, MS  Mrs. Nannette V. AlfordGREENLEAF, MISS SAMANTHA M., Jackson, MS  Mrs. Dorothy Davis MileyHURDLE, ALAN, Holly Springs, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Alan C. HurdleKIMBLE, MRS. SAMANTHA M., Brandon, MS  Mrs. Dorothy Davis Miley 

MANGUM, JR., MR. J. W., Hattiesburg, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Kevin L. ArmstrongORR, MR. AND MRS. DONALD, Vaiden, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Wormack E. Smith, Jr.PARSELL, INEZ AND BOB, Brevard, NC  Mr. and Mrs. William Craig SindenPATTI, DR. AND MRS. DANNY, Brookhaven, MS  Mrs. Dorothy Davis MileyRICH, MR. AND MRS. CHARLES, French Camp, MS  Mrs. Dorothy Davis MileySCOTT, MRS. MEGAN D., Clinton, MS  Mrs. Dorothy Davis MileyUSRY, MRS. KATHRYN, Brandon, MS  Mrs. Dorothy Davis MileyWEAVER, MRS. JANE  Mr. and Mrs. William Smith

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Select the Help FCA Now head-ing which gives a menu of op-tions. Select Online Giving and you are on your way to sending your gift to FCA.

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Sports

Softball 20129/10 Weir Home 4:00/5:009/13 Coffeeville Home 4:30/5:309/17 McAdams Away 5:00 (Varsity)9/20 Weir Away 4:00/5:009/24 Ethel Home 4:00/5:009/27 McAdams Home 5:30 (Varsity)10/1 J Z George Away 4:30/5:3010/4 Ethel Away 4:00/5:00

Football 20129/7 McAdams Away 7:309/21 Shaw Home 7:309/28 Ray Brooks Home 7:3010/5 G’ville St. Joe Away 7:0010/12 Coffeeville Away 7:0010/19 Montgomery Co. Home 7:0010/26 Durant Away 7:00

Cross Country 20129/8 XC Pontotoc

9/15 XC Saltillo, Saltillo High School, Saltillo, MS

9/2 N.E. Lauderdale, Meridian, MS

9/29 XC Corinth

10/13 MS College Open, Clinton, MS

10/20 Starkville Invitational (we might go to the Tupelo Invitational on the same date)

11/10 XC State Championships, Choctaw Trails, Clinton, MS

To see more photographs of sports and other French Camp Academy events, go to www.frenchcamp.org and click on the Current News link.

Th anks to student photographers Josh McIntosh and Michaela Parker for their contributions.

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Do you not know that in a race all the runners run, but only one gets the prize? Run in such a way as to get the prize.— 1 Corinthians 9:24

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For we are God’s workmanship, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do.— Ephesians 2:10

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www.frenchcamp.org French Camp TODAY • FAll 2012 • 11LOFTIS, MRS. ALICE, Conyers, GA  Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Weil, Jr.LONG, WILLIS ADEN  Mr. and Mrs. S. Dwight Johnson  Mr. and Mrs. David Randolph  Mr. and Mrs. Carl D. LongLOTT, OLETA  Mrs. Geneelan F. Lott  Mr. and Mrs. Paul TompkinsMAGEE, LORRIE, Hattiesburg, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Archie M. MageeMAJURE, MARION DEWITT  Ms. Eloise R. StokesMARTIN, JR., GEORGE B.  Mrs. Mignon MartinMCCONNELL, KEVIN, Yazoo City, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. McConnellMCCRARY, MRS. JUDITH, Crestview, FL  Mr. William StittMCCULLEN, DAN, Jackson, MS  Mr. and Mrs. R. Mark WatkinsMCGEHEE, MINNIE LENOIR  Mr. and Mrs. Tom DeWeeseMCGRAW, JOSEPH PATRICK  Mr. and Mrs. Barry Barnes  Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Barbour  Mr. and Mrs. Cecil J. Cartwright  Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. HobgoodMCGUIRE, MR. AND MRS. G. C.  State Farm Insurance (Edwin and Mickey Albin)MCKENZIE, MRS. HENRY  State Farm Insurance (Edwin and Mickey Albin)MCLEOD, GEORGE CECIL AND ELAINE, Lucedale, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Jim H. LuckettMCMULLAN, JAMES MICHAEL  Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hightower  Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. PeasterMCNEER, MARGIE  State Farm Insurance (Edwin and Mickey Albin)MCREE, MRS. MAUDE, Ruleville, MS  Mr. William StittMCWILLIAMS, DONNA, Florence, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. LongMETTS, JOHN, Yazoo City, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Graeber  The Graeber Family  Ms. Margie Vaughan  Mr. and Mrs. Ben S. Yandell  Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. PeasterMICAL, ELAINE, Lewes, DE  Mrs. Athena DaviesMILLS, MR. AND MRS. ARVIE PERRY  Ms. Catherine M. BrownMOORE, BURTON  Mrs. Dorothy H. BeardMORGAN, MRS. BECKY  Mrs. Jane M. WalmanNICHOLSON, TIM  Mr. and Mrs. Jim McGarrNICHOLSON, JR., KENNETH WADE, Okolona, MS  Carnathan Law OfficeNORDAN, LEWIS A. (BUDDY)  Mr. and Mrs. J. R. HightowerNUNAN, T. RUSSELL  Miss Sarah Elizabeth NunanOLIVER, II, LTC JAMES, Winona, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Rufus K. GardnerOSWALT, JIMMY EARL, Sturgis, MS  Mr. James Eric Jackson, IIIPEDEN, DONALD LEE, Douglasville, GA  Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ray FultonPENTECOST, DOUGLAS, Indianola, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Edgar A. Delas, Jr.PICKETT, MARY PARNELL, Jackson, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Michael O’KelleyPICKLE, JAMES  State Farm Insurance (Edwin and Mickey Albin)PIERCE, BOB, Grenada, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Richie Defenbaugh, Sr.POHSL, MRS. JOSIE, Daphne, AL  Mr. William StittPOWERS, JOHNNY  State Farm Insurance (Edwin and Mickey Albin)POYNTER, BETTY  Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Allen NealRECORD, EDNA AND BILL  Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. RecordREID, MR. AND MRS. N. C.  Mrs. Arrie Reid HillRENFROE, JODIE  State Farm Insurance (Edwin and Mickey Albin)REYNOLDS, HARRY  State Farm Insurance (Edwin and Mickey Albin)ROBERSON, JIMMY  Mr. and Mrs. Glynn JonesRUMFELT, SHIRLEY  Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. RumfeltRUSCOE, BEN  Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Webb

RUSSELL, ANNIE, Yazoo City, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. GraeberRUSSELL, BILL, Pontotoc, MS  Mr. J. Thomas LittlejohnRUSSELL, JACK WADE  Mr. and Mrs. William Jasper JonesSALTER, MRS. CHARLOTTE  Mr. William C. BrunsonSCHAUB, JOE, Madison, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Cecil J. Cartwright  Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Pittman, Jr.  Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Taylor  Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. HobgoodSEMMES, JR., MR. RALPHAEL, Grenada, MS  Mrs. Paula MartinSHOEMAKER, NELL  Mr. W. C. ShoemakerSHUMAKER, HELEN  State Farm Insurance (Edwin and Mickey Albin)SHURDEN, MS. JEAN  Mr. and Mrs. Hubert FulghamSIMMONS, BERNICE  State Farm Insurance (Edwin and Mickey Albin)SINCLAIR, MR. RALPH, Louisville, MS  Mr. and Mrs. William Bryan HutchisonSMITH, CAROLYN ANN  Mr. Roy E. Smith, Jr.SMITH, DR. GLENN, Jackson, MS  Mrs. Elaine ClodfelterSPURGEON, GEORGE, New Albany, MS  Mrs. Betty S. Allen  Mr. and Mrs. Sam GoodwinSTEVENS, JOANNE, Forest, MS  Mr. W. Hamilton StevensSTRAHAN, JAMES, Crossroads, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Frank DunlapSTUBBLEFIELD, JIMMY, Jackson, MS  Mr. and Mrs. John P. BarberSWARTZBERG, MEL B.  Mr. and Mrs. Tom DeWeeseTEMPLE, WILLIAM ARLO, Meridian, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. TurnerTERRELL, MITCH  Mrs. Mabel Buckley CrawfordTERRY, JR., MRS. HAL M.  State Farm Insurance (Edwin and Mickey Albin)THOMPSON, MITTIE ELIZABETH  Mrs. Judith McCollum  Ms. Patricia A. SpencerTHOMPSON, ROBERT C.  Mr. and Mrs. William A. Thompson, IIITILGHMON, LOUISE JONES  Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Smalling, IIITOLLESON, AARON  State Farm Insurance (Edwin and Mickey Albin)TUCKER, HAL S., Brookhaven, MS  Mr. and Mrs. J. Dexter Barr, Jr.TURNER, WALTER, Philadelphia, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Graeber  Mrs. Betty B. HarrisonTUTTLE, MARGARET  Mrs. Priscilla MettsVAUGHN, LIZA JORDAN, Cleveland, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. PeasterWALKER, EVO  Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. DonaldWALMSLEY, JANA  State Farm Insurance (Edwin and Mickey Albin)WARD, MRS. HELEN RUTH PACE, Southaven, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Lewis WardWAGNER, JOANNE  Mr. and Mrs. Herbert PowerWATKINS, DOUG, Baton Rouge, LA  Mr. and Mrs. Victor H. Abel  Mr. and Mrs. William M. Adams  Ms. Ann H. Hamilton  Mr. and Mrs. Larry Placette  Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Purvis  Mr. and Mrs. R. Robert Rackley  Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Sandberg, Jr.WEBB, JAMES K., Louisville, MS  Mrs. Mary Kathryn HerringtonWELCH, MR. AND MRS. L. L.  Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Marty CarrWELCH, MR. S. W.  Mr. and Mrs. Bob R. TaylorWELCH, VERNON (BUDDY)  Mr. and Mrs. Jerry C. NixWETHINGTON, PATRICK, Saint Louis, MO  Mr. Thomas Scott CarsonWHITE, MR. C. ROYAL, Jackson, MS  Ms. Jean T. Brewer  Mrs. Mary Alice GravesWHITE, TOM  Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. AustinWILLIS, JIM  Mrs. Alliene SnellYATES, MRS. MARGARETTE  Mrs. Jane M. Walman

YATES, REV. JAMES F., Yazoo City, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Peaster  Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Graeber  Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Pittman, Jr.YEADAKER, MARK AND ANNE  Mrs. Margaret Yeadaker West

MayBAEHREN, PETE  Mr. and Mrs. Joe Crawford ApplewhiteBARLOW, EUGEN AND AVO  Mr. and Mrs. Harold BarlowBARRENTINE, JANIE C.  Mrs. Helen TenhetBARRON, MRS. MABLE  Mrs. Carolyn Clarke StewartBERRY, BETSY  Dr. and Mrs. William S. CookBESWICK, KENNETH B.  Mrs. Jane E. BeswickBETTY, NANCY DOBSON, Nashville, TN  Mr. and Mrs. Horace O. KimbroughBOONE, DR. JOHN (Mackie)  Dr. and Mrs. William S. Cook  Dr. and Mrs. H. Richard Johnson, Jr.BOWLDS, BOB  Dr. William Burke ThompsonBOYD, SONNY, LOUISVILLE, MS  Mrs. Jane E. Beswick  Mrs. Julie Cunningham  Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Hudspeth, Jr.  Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Johnson  Mrs. Nelda Metts  Mr. and Mrs. Joel O’Briant  Mr. and Mrs. Daniel RoseBREWER, MR. AND MRS. W. V.  Mr. and Mrs. G. R. NavidiBROWN, MARK  Mr. and Mrs. Keith MichaelsBRUCE, BOBBYE JEAN  Mr. and Mrs. George L. HandBRUNT, MR. JACK, Kosciusko, MS  Mrs. Polly B. Allen  Mr. and Mrs. Al Ray  Mrs. Mary M. Wamble  Mr. and Mrs. John E. ShawBRYANT, MRS. MAC, Natchez, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Dennis SwitzerBUNNER, MRS. JOHN  Mr. and Mrs. William M. Link, Jr.BURCHFIELD, LAMAR, Ethel, MS  Mrs. Polly B. Allen  Mr. and Mrs. Al RayBURTON, MRS. BONNIE SPRAYBERRY, Saucier, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Ramon L. Callahan  MTTCBUTLER, MR. FRANCIS  Mr. and Mrs. Steve KilgoreCADE, BETH, Kosciusko, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Lewis S. FreedmanCAIN, JANIE H.  Mrs. Helen TenhetCALDWELL, ROBERT  Mr. and Mrs. T. Cobb GibbsCARDWELL, MR. ED  Dr. and Mrs. B. J. Chain, Jr.CARRUTHERS, JR., MR. EWING, Memphis, TN  Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Foster  Mrs. G. Blair Macdonald  Dr. and Mrs. John W. Runyan, Jr.  Mr. Charles F. Selmser  Mr. and Mrs. John T. Stout  Mrs. Andrew Boswell  Mr. and Mrs. Randal G. Antley  Mr. H. L. R. Burke  Mr. and Mrs. R. Phillip Carpenter  Mr. and Mrs. William A. Coolidge, Jr.  Mr. David Couch  Dr. and Mrs. W. Boyce Craig  Dr. and Mrs. James H. Daughdrill, Jr.  Mr. Lewis R. Donelson  Mr. and Mrs. William C. Douglas  Mr. and Mrs. John England  Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Flowers  Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gary  Mr. and Mrs. Jay Gore, III  Mr. James W. Granbery  Mr. and Mrs. W. Morgan Gulledge, Jr.  Mr. and Mrs. Toxey Hall, III  Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hoover  Mr. Carson M. Hughes  Mr. Samuel R. Humphreys  Jewish Foundation of Memphis  Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Jones  Mr. Robert B. Nance, III  Mr. and Mrs. George Nassar, Jr.  The Old Goats Society  Mrs. Gwen Brooks Perkins

  Planters Bank & Trust  Stringer’s International, Inc.  Mr. and Mrs. Jerry N. Ward  Warren Family Charitable Fund  Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Williford  Mr. and Mrs. William Mims Graeber  Mrs. Frances C. KauffmanCARSON, THOMAS GORDON, Kosciusko, MS  Mr. Thomas Scott CarsonCAULFIELD, CAROLINE D.  Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie WallCHING, ROBERT L., Castlewood, SD  Mrs. Lavone FishCLARK, MRS. SALLY RUTH, Kilmichael, MS  Mrs. May M. AllenCLARK, ROBERT JAMES, Oxford, MS  Miss Cheryl Nadine RamseyCOGGINS, SADIE AND HUBERT  Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. RecordCOLLINS, DARRINGTON, Yazoo City, MS  Ms. Linda S. JueCOLLINS, JAMES  Mr. and Mrs. Jerry C. NixCOOK, TOM  Mrs. Frances HodginsCORLEY, JEAN, Shaw, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Stanley JonesCRAMER, CLYDE, Crossville, TN  Dr. and Mrs. Rudolph CampbellCULWELL, BOBBY, Louisville, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Carter, Jr.CURTIS, MELBA  Mr. Brock AngleDAILEY, PEGGY M., Charleston, MS  Mr. and Mrs. James T. Henson  Mrs. Janice M. PrigmoreDAVIS, CODY   Mrs. Peggy Clark  Mr. and Mrs. Jerry C. NixDAY, JOSH, DEE AND BARBARA, Hattiesburg, MS  Mr. and Mrs. T. Roscoe Hearon, Jr.DICKSON, MR. TOMMIE, Columbia, SC  Mr. and Mrs. George M. Anderson  Mr. and Mrs. William S. Newsom  Mr. and Mrs. William M. Adams  Mrs. Jane E. Beswick  Mrs. Marilyn Johnson  Mr. and Mrs. Daniel RoseDONAHOE, MRS. MARIE B.  Dr. and Mrs. William A. Long, Jr.DOSSETT, MR. BOBBY, Natchez, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Dennis SwitzerDRUMMOND, BRUCE  Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Batte, Sr.DYE, NETTIE FAY  Mr. and Mrs. Robert Milton PalmerEASTERLING, MRS. KATHRYN, Long Beach, MS  Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. HollandEDWARDS, JOHN OWEN, Newport, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Sidney BishopEILAND, GENCYE MITCHAM  Emry E. Duckworth, CPAENGLISH, GARRY, Jumpertown, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Donny MitchellFANCHER, MR. WILLIAM (BILLY), McCool, MS  R & S Construction  Mr. and Mrs. Al RayFIELDER, WILLIAM  Mrs. Eleanor Wasson FielderFORD, KENNETH, Ackerman, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Charles ManessGALLOWAY, MOSELLE, Yazoo City, MS  Mrs. Martha W. Hogue  Mrs. Margie Moore  Mr. and Mrs. Dudley StewartGERHOLD, MARGARET, Castlewood, SD  Mrs. Lavone FishGILLESPIE, DR. LAMAR  Mrs. Patricia S. RaulstonGRANING, MRS. LIL P., Natchez, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Dennis SwitzerGRAVES, MRS. JOAN, Memphis, TN  Mr. Don E. PorterGRIFFIN, VIRGIL  Mr. W. A. MobleyGRIGGS, MR. LEO, Clinton, MS  Mr. Ross TownsendGUEDRY, OLGA SIMONEAUX, New Orleans, LA  Mr. and Mrs. Frank DunlapHARRIS, JANIE  Mr. and Mrs. Robert Milton PalmerHAZZLERIGG, JAMES, San Antonio, TX  Ms. Catherine M. BrownHELMS, MRS. MARTHA, Pascagoula, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Donnie D. RileyHEMPHILL, JAMES A.  Mrs. Lucy PresleyHENDRICK, HARRY ROGER  Mrs. Clotilde Hendrick

HILL, ROBERT  Mr. and Mrs. Benny FulghumHILLYER, JOY REYNOLDS RAINEY  The Graeber FamilyHILTON, IVA JO  Mrs. Dorothy HiltonHOGGE, JANE, Virginia Beach, VA  Mr. Roy E. Smith, Jr.HOLDINESS, DR. GARY, Kosciusko, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bishop  Mrs. Hope C. Ellis  Mr. and Mrs. Al Ray  Ms. Bobbie Ray  Mr. and Mrs. John E. ShawHOLLOWAY, BENOIT  Mrs. Cindy P. MarshallHOLMES, MARGARET P., Kosciusko, MS  Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Blaine  Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bishop  Ms. Helen Derryberry  Mr. and Mrs. John E. ShawHOSKET, LIZ, French Camp, MS  Mrs. Polly B. Allen  Mrs. Ann Angle  Mrs. Jane E. Beswick  Mrs. Glennie P. Doster  Henderson’s Auto Parts  Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Rose  Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. WardHOWARD, MRS. ROBERT, Morehead City, NC  Dr. and Mrs. Alfred P. ChestnutJACKS, DOOLEY  Mr. and Mrs. Larry Earl HippJASPER, DR. MARTIN T.  Mrs. Mary A. JasperJENKINS, SWEP  Mrs. Kristine E. OwenJOHNSON, CHARLES, Vicksburg, MS  Dr. and Mrs. Tom H. MitchellJOHNSON, JAYNE W.  Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Boyer Britt, Jr.  Mrs. Lenore BrittJOHNSON, MRS. JEAN  Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. KempJONES, SARA THOMAS FIELD, Kosciusko, MS  Mrs. Nora Deen Link MaloyJONES, II, BERNARD B., Yazoo City, MS  Mrs. Chloe F. Ganier  Mrs. Martha W. Hogue  Mrs. Nell Parker Lyon  Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Graeber  Mrs. Kenneth D. ParrishJONES, JR., JOHN E., Moselle, MS  Mr. and Mrs. James Herman CooperKESSLER, MR. HUBERT  Dr. and Mrs. B. J. Chain, Jr.KIMBALL, MARGARET  Mr. and Mrs. James Arthur AdamsKUYKENDALL, BILL, Starkville, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Larry BranchLAMM, JUOY KAY, Virginia Beach, VA  Mr. Roy E. Smith, Jr.LAPRADE, JOHN AND VERNA  Mr. and Mrs. Harold BarlowLEE, HOLLY NASH  Mr. and Mrs. Benny FulghumLEE, MR. WILLIAM, Kosciusko, MS  Mr. and Mrs. John E. Shaw  Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bishop  Ms. Bobbie Ray  Mrs. Mary M. WambleLITTLEJOHN, ARLIS  Mr. and Mrs. Harold BarlowLITTLEJOHN, JOSH, French Camp, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Harold BarlowLOPER, GRADY  Mrs. Cindy P. MarshallMAJURE, CHARLES (PETE), Montgomery, AL  Mr. and Mrs. E. R. WallMARTER, LILLIE MAE  Mr. and Mrs. Jerry PattersonMAXSON, MARVIN, Waxhaw, NC  Mrs. Athena DaviesMAXWELL, MRS. R. L., Ruleville, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Stansel, Jr.MCALEXANDER, MARTHA HURDLE  J. H. Wittjen Oil CompanyMCBEATH, KENNETH R.  Mrs. Latain Blossom  Mr. and Mrs. Richard Donnell  Dr. and Mrs. Gene WarrenMCCAULEY, RICHARD L.  Mrs. Esther GoberMCCULLOUGH, GLENN L. (COTTON), Tupelo, MS  Ms. Skila HarrisMCGRAW, PAT, Yazoo City, MS  Mrs. Martha W. Hogue  

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JuneALLEN, SAM  Mr. and Mrs. Michael Joseph QuayleATWOOD, NETTIE B., Ridgeland, MS  Mrs. Deborah M. KimbroughBAIRD, MRS. GENYTH POE, Indianola, MS  Mr. and Mrs. John J. MeyerBARBER, LEO EUGENE, Pascagoula, MS  Dr. and Mrs. James A. McGeheeBATES, NORMA, Philadelphia, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. GraeberBEARD, SUSANNE HAZARD, Columbus, MS  Mr. and Mrs. James H. RawlsBEIHL, GLORIA BROWN, Williamsburg, VA  Mr. Roy E. Smith, Jr.BEUTIN, TERRY  Mrs. Carol BeutinBISHOP, ELEANOR MECKLIN, Hernando, MS  Mr. and Mrs. James Arthur Adams  Mr. and Mrs. Fred Christie  Ms. Lucy Carrington Jones  Nesbit Presbyterian Church  Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Tucker  Ms. Bobbie Carter  Mr. and Mrs. Bond Christie  Mr. and Mrs. Dan Breckenridge  Mr. and Mrs. Winston Hearn  Mr. and Mrs. Berry Hearn  Mr. and Mrs. Woody O’Brien  Mr. and Mrs. Randy PopeBLOUNT, THOMAS CHANDLER  Mrs. Mavis LathamBOLING, JONATHAN  Mrs. Virginia R. Campbell

BOURLAND, MRS. ROSA, Memphis, TN  Mr. and Mrs. V. Steve McGrawBOYD, SONNY, Louisville, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Donald  Dr. and Mrs. Larry D. ParksBROCKMAN, OTT  Mr. and Mrs. Larry T. MoteBRUNSON, LARRY G., Jackson, MS  Mr. William C. BrunsonBUCHANAN, DR. DOUGLAS PRESCOTT, Flowood, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Crane D. Kipp  Mrs. Virginia R. Campbell  Mr. and Mrs. Jim Coggin  Miss Helen Elizabeth Cook  Mr. and Mrs. Jim S. Daniels  Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Decker  Mr. and Mrs. Lundy Gunn  Mr. and Mrs. J. Wyatt Hazard  Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hough  Mr. and Mrs. Tim Lawrence  Dr. and Mrs. T. Scott McCay  Mr. Robert S. Murphree  Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Primos, Sr.  Dr. and Mrs. Robert Rives  Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Canale  Mr. and Mrs. Will Primos  Dr. and Mrs. William A. Long, Jr.  Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rejebian  Ms. Tracy D. Burleigh  Mr. and Mrs. John W. Head  Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Jones  Ms. Nina S. Jones  Mrs. Jan May  Mrs. Mary E. ShapleyCAIN, DEBRA, Durant, MS  State Farm InsuranceCAIN, MRS. BECKY, Brandon, MS  Mrs. Polly B. Allen  Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. DavisCARR, CLYDE  Mr. James C. BoylesCARRUTHERS, JR., EWING, Memphis, TN  Ms. Elizabeth Labry  Mr. and Mrs. James T. Edwards  Mr. N. C. (Tom) Ferguson, Jr.  Mr. and Mrs. Ioannis L. Isaak  Mr. and Mrs. Ellett Lawrence  Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Loeb  Mr. David A. Mitchell  Mr. and Mrs. J. Everett Pidgeon, III  Mrs. Ygondine W. Sturdivant  Mr. and Mrs. James G. WilbournCARSON, THOMAS GORDON, Kosciusko, MS  Mr. Thomas Scott CarsonCEFALU, PHIL AND CARY, Ft. Myers, FL  Coach Paul ThomasCHANDLER, JOEL, Conway, AK  Mr. and Mrs. Henry GraeberCHUDNOFSKY, CHARLES  Mr. and Mrs. John F. LewisCONLY, ETOYLE AND SHIRLEY, Ringgold, LA  Mr. Thomas Scott CarsonCOOK, MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM, Jackson, MS  Miss Helen Elizabeth CookCOSSAR, JR., BILL, Memphis, TN  Mr. and Mrs. Donnie D. RileyCRAWFORD, ANNE J., Brookhaven, MS  Ms. Mary Ann French  Mr. and Mrs. Harless A. McDaniel, Jr.  Ms. Nita Jean S. Randle  Mr. and Mrs. Roland L. Richardson  Mr. and Mrs. E. R. WallDAVIS, CODY, Winona, MS  Mrs. Eleanor ForsytheDEMPSEY, KENNY RAY  Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. DonaldDICKERSON, FRANCES, Tupelo, MS  State Farm InsuranceDITTO, JACK, Greenwood, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Pat LewisDONALD, DANNY  Mr. and Mrs. Harold BarlowEDWARDS, SARAH L., Clinton, MS  Mrs. Cindy P. Marshall  Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Jordan, Jr.FARRISH, SR., JOHN MELVIN, Greenwood, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Harris Powers, Jr.FLESHER, JOHN, Fairfield Glade, TN  Dr. and Mrs. Rudolph CampbellFLOYD, ALICE  Mr. and Mrs. Larry T. MoteFOWLER, JOHNNY  Mr. and Mrs. James Lester ParkerFOWLER, MRS. SHIRLEY, Clarksdale, MS  Mr. Woody OgdenFREEBURG, NELSON, Memphis, TN  Mr. and Mrs. Norman Albert Mott, Jr.FREEMAN, JAMES DAVID, Virginia Beach, VA  Mr. Roy E. Smith, Jr. 

FULCE, MRS. CHARLIE, Ackerman, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Doyle B. TennysonGEIGER, WINFIELD  Mr. and Mrs. Larry T. MoteGILLESPIE, DR. H. LAMAR, Hattiesburg, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Marshall C. Smith, Jr.  Mr. Tom P. CaldwellGILMORE, DR. WALTER M., Meridian, MS  Dr. and Mrs. Dan Hank Singley, Jr.GOULET, JIMMY LOU, Jackson, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Joe O. TubbHADLEY, JOYCE, New Orleans, LA  Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Jordan, Jr.HALL, HARRY, Brandon, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. WallHANNA, BILLIE  Mr. and Mrs. W. Talmadge McNairHARRISON, REV. BILL, Tupelo, MS  Mr. and Mrs. T. Cobb Gibbs  Mr. and Mrs. Jerry LangfordHENDERSON, SARA BRANNING, French Camp, MS  Mrs. Janet P. HendersonHOGUE, MISS CLYTEE, Alpine, MS  Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. HollandHOLDINESS, DR. GARY, Kosciusko, MS  Ms. Cathy J. Bailey  Mrs. Ann Burrow  Ms. Carolyn J. Campbell  Ms. Cindy Christian  Ms. Bonnie K. Curtis  Dr. and Mrs. Sandor Feldman  Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hellums  Ms. Rebecca Johnson  Ms. Martha Langley  Mr. and Mrs. A. Reggie LeGros  Mr. and Mrs. William C. Martin  Mr. and Mrs. Larry W. McDaniel  Mr. and Mrs. Don Willard Pittman  Mr. and Mrs. Ben A. Smith  Mr. and Mrs. Alan Tidwell  Ms. Theresa Twente  Mr. and Mrs. Lowrey S. Young  Mr. and Mrs. John M. SumnerHOLMES, CAGIE, Tylertown, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Willie T. HolmesHOLMES, MARGARET  Mr. and Mrs. D. Pat McGowan  State Farm InsuranceHOLMGREN, ART, Huntsville, AL  Mrs. Esther GoberHUDSON, MARTHA JO BUCKNER  Mr. and Mrs. William Mims GraeberHUDSPETH, ELKIN (DOC), Louisville, MS  Mrs. Connie Faye EstesHUFFMAN, FAIRY ROSE, Houston, MS  Mr. Conway HuffmanHUGHES, JOHN  Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. NguyenJACKSON, REV. AND MRS. E. L.  Mrs. Ida Mack Keith LeonardJASPER, DR. MARTIN T., Mathiston, MS  Mrs. Mary A. JasperJOHNSON, JAYNE WILLIAMS, Indianola, MS  Mr. and Mrs. John FitzgeraldJONES, BERNARD, Yazoo City, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Joel E. Varner  Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Jordan, Jr.JONES, II, BERNARD B., Yazoo City, MS  Mrs. Frances R. HinesKINSEY, CY  Mr. and Mrs. Andrew David VincentKIRK, GWENDOLYN G., Ridgeland, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Joe O. TubbKIRKLAND, BERNICE, Philadelphia, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. GraeberKLOTT, JIM, Hermann, MO  Rev. and Ms. William E. DempseyKROEZ, HERBERT  Mrs. Evelyn C. Surratt  Mrs. Virginia R. Campbell  Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Stevenson, Jr.  Mrs. C. Royal White  Mrs. Rita Cook  Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dooley  Ms. Barbara C. Dooley  Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Finlay  Mr. and Mrs. Ted L. HarrisLAIRD, CHARLES M., Natchez, MS  Mr. William C. BrunsonLANGFORD, MRS. CLIFTON  Mrs. Alice WoodLAUGHLIN, LOIS, Arkabutla, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Pat LewisLEE, WILLIAM, Kosciusko, MS  State Farm InsuranceLINK, WILLIAM MARTIN, Bentonia, MS  Mrs. Nora Deen Link MaloyLOFTIS, JOSH, Rock Hill, SC  Mrs. Athena Davies 

LONG AND GIRLS, MR. AND MRS. TIM, Florence, MS  Mr. and Mrs. William F. LaceyLUKE, JIMMY  Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. DonaldLYTLE, DR. RICHARD, Birmingham, AL  Mr. and Mrs. Patrick W. DavisMAYFIELD, IRISH, Tupelo, MS  State Farm InsuranceMCCARTY, LORAINE VALENTA, Austin, TX  Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. FlyntMCCLURE, PAULINE, Shaw, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Stanley JonesMCCOMBS, JOHN K. AND TROY MILAM, Aberdeen, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Maurice HillMCCULLEN, DAN, Jackson, MS  Mr. and Mrs. R. Mark WatkinsMCGRAW, PAT, Yazoo City, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Jordan, Jr.MCKINNEY, RUBY CALDWELL SEALE  Bank of KilmichaelMCWILLIAMS, GLORIA, Meridian, MS  Coach Harper DavisMILLER, ALICE  Mr. and Mrs. Larry T. MoteMIZE, KATHLEEN  Mr. and Mrs. C. Chunn SneedMOORE, JEAN, Pascagoula, MS  Ms. Charlyne Cooper JonesMOSES, DELL JORDAN, Lexington, MS  Mrs. Frances F. Harris  Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ellington  Mr. and Mrs. William D. Forgey  Mrs. Louise B. Hutton  Mrs. Marsha Kenneth  Mrs. A. Johnnie DavisORR, BILL, Kennett, MO  Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. WallOUR LOVED ONES WHO HAVE PASSED  Mr. and Mrs. Harold BarlowPAUL, MARY CLAIR, Yazoo City, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. GraeberPEARSON, KATHLEEN YEAGER, Kosciusko, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Sidney BishopPERKINS, DONNIE  Mr. and Mrs. John W. BennettPERRY, SR., GEORGE C., Jackson, MS  Ms. Edith L. PerryPOTTS, MRS ZEMULY SANDERS, Kosciusko, MS  Mrs. Polly B. Allen  Mr. and Mrs. Norm Crampton  Ms. Alma Anne Desio  Ms. Carolyn Edison  Mrs. Hope C. Ellis  Mr. and Mrs. Toxey Hall, III  Dr. and Mrs. D. Stanley Hartness, Jr.  Mr. and Mrs. William F. Lacey  Mrs. Ida Mack Keith Leonard  Judge and Mrs. John C. Love, Jr.  Mary Thornton Bible Class  Mrs. Mary Ann Stevens  WIC Circle II of Kosciusko, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Eidson  Mr. and Mrs. Crane D. KippPOWER, CHARLES D., Hattiesburg, MS  Mr. and Mrs. T. Roscoe Hearon, Jr.  Mr. and Mrs. Larry T. Mote  Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Johnson  Mr. Tom P. Caldwell  Ms. Dorothy K. GuicePROCTOR, MR. DWIGHT, Kosciusko, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Sidney BishopROBBINS, SHEILA  Mrs. Gilda Fae MillerROBERTSON, MR. MELVIN, Eupora, MS  Mr. and Mrs. John E. ShawRODGERS, MR. BILL, Belzoni, MS  Faith Sunday School ClassSALTER, JIMMIE, Philadelphia, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Graeber  Mrs. Frances HodginsSCHAUB, JOSEPH H., Madison, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Jordan, Jr.SCOTT, EDITH MCLAUGHLIN  Mr. and Mrs. C. Chunn SneedSHOOK, MRS. PATSY, Winona, MS  Mrs. Norma Weeks  Mrs. Eleanor Forsythe  Mr. and Mrs. Roger Mason  Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Wall  Mr. and Mrs. George Weaver  Mr. and Mrs. Larry M. WeeksSLOAN, ROBERT LEE  Mrs. Lucy PresleySTACKHOUSE, LARRY, St. Louis, MO  Rev. and Ms. William E. DempseySTATHAM, ALLYNE, Fletcher, NC  Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. DonaldSTEVENS, JOANNE, Forest, MS  Mr. W. Hamilton Stevens 

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Board Member Dave FairDave Fair has been a friend of French Camp Academy for many years. In 1999 he began serving on the FCA Board of Trustees and is Chairman of the Plant and Property Committee. Dave has a de-gree in Forest Technology from the Uni-versity of Mississippi. He also served our country in the U. S. Navy for four years.

He and his wife Anne live in Oxford, MS where they are members of Oxford-Uni-versity United Methodist Church. They have three children: Allison Chambliss, Deck and Drew Fair.

Dave and Anne carry on a family legacy of friendship with FCA, following in the

footsteps of his parents, Davis and Gen Fair of Louisville, MS. The staff and stu-dents of FCA are grateful for the Fair family’s continuing support and Dave’s service on the Board of Trustees. u

STRAIN, BLANCHE REED, Tupelo, MS  Mrs. Kay Shaw McPhersonSTUBBS, PEGGY BOUCHILLON, Louisville, MS  Mrs. Connie Faye Estes  Mr. Paul StevensonSTURDIVANT, MIKE, Glendora, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Henry GraeberSULLIVAN, MARJORIE, Canton, MS  Mr. Robert Leon Sullivan, Sr.  Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marty SullivanSWANN, RICK, Virginia Beach, VA  Mr. Roy E. Smith, Jr.

TALBOTT, LTG ORWIN C.  Max L. WaldropTAYLOR, JR., LON, Corinth, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Jeff SharlowTHOMPSON, JOHN CRAIG  Mrs. Lady Mary ThompsonUTZ, GEORGE LOUIS, Yazoo City, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. FerrissVAUGHN, LIZA J., Cleveland, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Jordan, Jr.VINCENT, JOHN M., Meridian, MS  Mr. and Mrs. James O. Vincent

WALKER, JIMMIE  Ms. Sue H. DumontWALKER, ROBERT ALAN  Mr. and Mrs. Bruce HillWALL, BOBBIE JEAN  Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. DonaldWALLEY, REV. NELSON, Hattiesburg, MS  Mr. Thomas Scott CarsonWARDEN, SADIE M., Biloxi, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur G. DeesWATKINS, DOUG, Baton Rouge, LA  Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Gallegos

WEAVER, JANE, Ackerman, MS  Mrs. Martha C. Stark  Mr. and Mrs. George L. HandWEBB, MAHLON, Oxford, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Charles King, Jr.WETHINGTON, PATRICK, St. Louis, MO  Mr. Thomas Scott CarsonWHITE, MARGARET MILLER, Kosciusko, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Sidney BishopWIGGINS, MRS. RUTH  Ms. Gwen S. McCalip 

WILKINS, MRS. IRMA, New Albany, MS  Mr. Robert T. SmallwoodWILLIAMS, MR., Carthage, MS  Mr. Tom P. CaldwellWOFFORD, SCOTTIE, Starkville, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Larry BranchWORRELL, KATHERINE, Utica, MS  Lebanon Home and Garden ClubYOUNG, STEVE, Pontotoc, MS  Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Jolly

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NEEDS LIST GROWS• We need a one-ton dual wheeled chassis cab truck to

replace 18 year old horse program truck and a half ton pickup to replace 18 year old truck on its last leg

• Our Driver’s Education car has seen better days.Could you help us out by donating a reliable automobile so our students can learn how to be excellent drivers? Contact Lance Ragsdale at 662-547-6482 to make your gift to French Camp Academy.

• And maybe you can help us out with:mini excavator for digging

• For our Student Union:bar stools, new tables and chairs • benches • Wii game system • bumper pool table • board games • Commercial Expresso Machine

• Family Ministries Center: Help us with design services and furnishings for the newly established Family Minis-tries Center.

couches • lamps • end tables • chairs • floor cushions • area rug • window treatments • wall coverings

PRAY FOR OUR TROOPSMany FCA alumni are serving our country full-time in the military, as well as staff and family members in the National Guard. Please pray for them as they defend us at home and abroad.He who dwells in the shelter of the Most High will abide in the shadow of the Almighty. I will say to the LORD, “My refuge and my fortress, My God, in whom I trust!” Psalm 91:1-2

Now to him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to his power that is at work within us. —Ephesians 3:20

The 2012-13 FCA staff orientation featured a dynamic trio of leaders: Dr. Frank Barker, his wife, Barbara, and James Ward spoke and sang words of encourage-ment for our new school year. Dr. Barker is the founder of Briarwood Presbyte-rian Church and Birmingham Theological Seminary in Birmingham, AL. Barbara is the cofounder of Briarwood Ballet School and a popular Bible teacher and speaker. James Ward is a composer, performer and singer whose innovative music has had wide spread influence since 1970. He and his wife, Beth, live in Chattanooga, TN.

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French camp academy alumni news Where Are They NoW?

Sillahs Shine at MC and UUBy Sylvia Dickson

Kawsu and Bangali Sillah are not com-mon French Camp names. And, al-though they have many things in com-mon, these brothers are pretty special.

In 1999, Ouma Sillah, a single mother with five children, arrived in America. Originally from Sierra Leone, they had lived in a refugee camp in Gambia for about four years. Bangali’s first memories are of living in a mud hut and hearing a next door neighbor singing  Christian songs.

When Kawsu and Bangali were around six years old, they immigrated to America and lived in Memphis, TN. Their mother realized the importance of her sons getting a good education, so she enrolled them in Neighborhood Christian School where they attended through the eighth grade.

During this time, the brothers formed a close friendship with the Purselley family. Through them, the Sillah family was introduced to French Camp Academy, which came to be the next step in their education.. Both young men graduated from FCA, Kawsu in 2010 and Bangali in 2011. Lamin, a younger brother is currently a senior at FCA.

While at FCA, Kawsu and Bangali were known for their athletic ability, strong work ethic, and growth in their commitment to Christ. Kawsu participated in football, bas-ketball, track and baseball. He also was voted Mr. FCA his senior year. He comments: It was not by my hard work, but by God’s grace alone that I was given such a high award.

Bangali played football, ran track and cross country at FCA. Two highlights of his FCA days are winning the first football game against Weir in over 20 years, and plac-ing second on the mile relay at the state track meet.

Both Sillahs say that the teachers, dorm parents and other staff were great role models. Kawsu put it this way: They all helped push me to strive for greatness—not only academi-cally but physically, mentally, and spiritually. Bangali added, I learned how to be respon-sible and to make sure to always have a Christ-like attitude.

Kawsu is a junior at Mississippi College in Clinton, MS and has a GPA of 3.85. His goal is to become a coach and use his ability and knowledge to encourage young people. Bangali is now a sophomore at Union University in Jackson, TN, finishing his freshman year with a 3.0 GPA. After graduating from college, he is planning to go into construction work with a vision of returning to Africa to rebuild broken houses.

Kawsu and Bangali are aware of God’s presence in their lives, in every good or bad thing that happens. Their life in Sierra Leone, Gambia, immigrating to the USA, liv-ing at FCA, college, and the future are summed up with this confidence: For I know the plans I have for you says the Lord. ‘They are plans for good and not for disaster, to give you a future and a hope’. (Jeremiah 29:11)

Giving their lives to Christ is a personal, day-by-day commitment to deny self and give ALL GLORY TO GOD, because they are convinced that by faith in Christ, they will live with him forever. Because of that, they are living for Him now. u

Head of the Class: Alex LawsonBy Sylvia Dickson

After graduating from French Camp Acad-emy in 1972, Alex Lawson has made his way back not once, but twice.

Alex came to FCA in the fall of 1968 as a freshman. That spring, his sister, Sandy, had graduated. She came to FCA following their parents’ divorce and Alex lived with his grand-mother for two years. He became a victim of gang violence in his school, so French Camp was a safe school solution for him.

Alex was involved in the music program under Jim and Helen Hill. He has wonderful memories of traveling with the French Camp Singers to perform and help with youth retreats. The Hill’s also took him under their wings to tutor him back to grade level academics.

When Alex graduated, he went to work to earn money for college. He majored in Social Science and Secondary Education at William Carey College in Hattiesburg, MS. His goal when he started was to be in law enforcement. By the time he was a senior, he knew God was calling him to the ministry.

In 1979, he received his Master’s of Religious Education from New Or-leans Baptist Theological Seminary. He then went to Arkansas where he worked in youth and music ministry and taught school for 10 years. Second Time AroundHe returned to French Camp in 1990 to teach in a Christian school, and unknown to him (but well planned by God), to meet Becky Will-coxon, who was teaching Bible at FCA. They married in 1991 and now have three children, Daniel, Faith and Joy.

In 1993, Alex was called as the Pastor for Looxahoma Baptist Church in Senatobia, MS, where he served for nine years. Then, for three years, he was Pastor at Beacon Street Baptist in Philadelphia, MS.

Third Time’s the CharmCurrently he is Pastor at Bethsaida Baptist Church in French Camp, and stands at the head of the class at French Camp Academy. Enter the doors of the English IV classroom and you know you’re in for a treat. Alex Lawson now teaches a class that in the past, he would much rather have slept through or skipped altogether. Lawson teaches with a wit and enthusiasm that keeps his class on its toes.

His experiences as a dorm student, his family history, exposure to school violence and love for Christ all add together to make Alex Lawson an exceptional teacher, insightful counselor, and compassionate pastor. u

Therefore, since we are surrounded by such a great cloud of witnesses, let us throw off everything that hinders and the sin that so easily entangles. And let us run with perse-verance the race marked out for us. — Hebrews 12:1

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Perhaps you have reached a point in life when you are beginning to think about making a larger chari-table gift to FCA.  In talking with other friends like you, I have found that a good many would like to make larger gifts, but feel that the need to retain assets to provide future income prevents them from making those gifts. If this describes you, then take a moment to think about a charitable gift annuity.

A charitable gift annuity works like this: 

• An individual like you turns a lump sum of money, stock or property over to French Camp Academy. Every year, or several times a year for the rest of your life, French Camp Academy will send you a check. Th e amount of your check will be the same every time regardless of whether the economy rises or recedes, usually between 6-11% of your fi nancial gift.

• Th e IRS allows you a substantial tax deduction in the year the money is given for the gift annui-ty, generally from 30 - 50% of the amount of the gift. In addition to your hefty annual income, the IRS allows a sizeable portion of it to be tax free! 

• Rates and payments are guaranteed and it’s based upon a predetermined government scale that our bank facilitates for us. Th at’s how it works. 

For example: As a donor, age 80, you give $10,000 for a charitable gift annuity. The annuity rate based on your age is 6.8%.  You will receive annually, $680, $567 of which will be tax free for your esti-mated life span.  In addition, you potentially claim a charitable deduction of $4,669* for your gift. 

If you are interested in learning more, give Lance Ragsdale a call at (662) 547-6482, or send an email to lragsdale@frenchcamp.org. 

*Based on calculations in effect at the time of print-ing and subject to change.  The charitable portion of your gift will be determined as of the gift date. u

Giving that Gives Back - An FCA Charitable Gift Annuity

I took you from the ends of the earth, from its farthest corners I called you.

I said, ‘You are my servant’;

I have chosen you and have not rejected you. So do not fear, for I am with you; do not be dis-mayed, for I am your God.

I will strengthen you and help you; I will uphold you with my righteous right hand.

—Isaiah 41:9-11

2012 FM 108 Day and Crafts Fair

Saturday, September 29th

8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.Music, food, fellowship, door

prizes, silent auction

Vendors: To reserve booth space contact Glen Barlow at (662) 547- 7254

More information is on our website: http://www.wfcafm108.com/wfca/

CHAMPIONSFOR CHILDREN

CHAMPIONSFOR CHILDREN

CHAMPIONSFOR CHILDREN

French Camp Academy Scholarship Dinnerfeaturing keynote speaker Governor Phil Bryant

SponsorshipOpportunities

Platinum ($25,000)• 2 Seats at Head Table (Host Sponsor) • Recognition

• Table (10 tickets) • Press Releases

• Prime Seating • Program

• VIP Reception (12 tickets) • Event Materials

• Photo Opportunity • Table

Gold ($10,000) • Recognition

• Table (10 tickets) • Press Releases

• Prime Seating • Program

• VIP Reception (10 tickets) • Event Materials

• Photo Opportunity • Table

Silver ($5,000) • Table (10 tickets) • Recognition

• Priority Seating • Program

• VIP Reception (4 tickets) • Event Materials

• Photo Opportunity • Table

Bronze ($1,000) • Recognition

• Table (10 tickets) • Program

• Table

Dinner, $125 Per Ticket

VIP Reception and Dinner, $225 Per Ticket

To become a sponsor, please contact

Jamie Senyard at 662-547-9464 by October 11th

or e-mail jwsenyard@frenchcamp.org.

All gifts are tax-deductible minus the cost of the meal ($35).

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Think October: fall settling on the air…temperatures dropping…leaves turning gold, red, yellow and orange…marshmallow roasting and story-telling by the campfire…and French Camp Harvest Festival.

Every year, for more than 60 years, French Camp, MS has hosted Harvest Festival and the Grand Auction on the second Saturday of October. This year, that date is October 13.

As you approach the Cain-Pat-terson Gymnasium where activi-ties kick off around 9:30, you can smell food cooking on the grill and voices of eager shoppers who have arrived early to get a close up view of the auction items. Folks stop to visit while shopping for homemade items in the Country Store: bread, jams, preserves, sugar cane, and handcrafted items.

The auction bidding is fast and furious as one after another joins the fun. You stand in awe as each item finds a new home, whether it’s a bushel of peanuts, a handcrafted porch swing, or a pieced quilt. Most of the pro-

ceeds go to benefit the young people at French Camp Academy.

At noon, everyone takes a break for the fabulous dinner-on-the-grounds. You stand in one of the lines and heap your plate full of food. There is plenty to go around, supplied by French Camp Academy. You could have brought your favorite dish to add to the bounty; instead, you make a generous donation in one of the boxes on the tables.

Activities in the Natchez Trace Historic District are in full swing, so you hop on the shuttle for a short ride from the gym. You saun-ter through the District, browsing in the Log Cabin Gift Shop and Double Blessings Thrift Shop, touring the restored cabins, homes and museum.

Families watch as delighted children perch atop horses for rides. Everyone you see is enjoying something: musi-cians playing, craftsmen working, and old-fashioned sorghum molasses mak-ing. The Council House Café is serving up box lunches for those who missed the dinner-on-the-grounds—or just got hungry again.

Harvest Festival has grown from a local event to a gathering time for friends and families from across the United States and beyond. Become part of this tradition by joining with the many that gather for French Camp Harvest Festival every October. You are bound to see someone you know—if not this year, next.

Call (662) 547-6482 or visit the website www.frenchcamp.org for more information on the French Camp Harvest Festival, Saturday, October 13th, 2012. u

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French Camp’s Harvest FestivalBy Sylvia Dickson

Christine Reagan founded a crafts club in Carrollton, MS so she could teach young people quilting, crochet, ceramics and other arts. At the age of 80 she died in a car wreck. Memorials were sent to North Carrollton Methodist Church and fabric was purchased to make a special quilt. Because of her interest in helping young people, the quilt, named Christine’s Garden, was donated to French Camp Academy to be auctioned at the 2012 Harvest Festival. Pictured above are three of the quilters: Ellen Hey, Elizabeth Hey and Susan Dunn.

Reunion: We are Looking Forward to Looking BackClasses of 1980–1990 (‘82 celebrates 30 years; ‘87 cel-ebrates 25 years), gather at the FCA Welcome Center Saturday, October 13, 2012 for a come-and-go reunion from 5:30 p.m.–10:00 p.m.

Please let Lisa Henning know if you can help with this event: (662) 547-6482 lhenning@frenchcamp.org.

We are looking for someone from each class to help.