1965 
Governor Haydon Burns mails checks totaling $71.335 from the Haydon Burns Scholarship Foundation to 311 student recipients. The checks represent half the scholarship grant to each student, with the remaining half to be sent as soon as the student completes a semester’s work and enrolls for a second semester. Governor Burns announced that the replica balls held in various cities to raise money for the scholarship Foundation will be repeated next year. Mrs J.W. Scrivner and children, Sandy and Buster, of Hialaleah, Fla., are returning home for school there after spending two months in Madison. Mike Lawrence left the first of the week for Tallahassee, where he is attending Florida State University.
1975 Woodsy and Friend… Tony Turner, of Washington, D.C., chats with Woodsy Owl, the U.S. Department of Agriculture's anti-pollution symbol. Woodsy has been earning money and fame since created in 1971. Royalty checks from companies licensed to produce Woodsy Owl merchandise are being plowed into campaigns to fight pollution and conserve energy. A revival and Homecoming at Pleasant Grove Lafayette Baptist Church Mayo, Fla., will begin Sunday, September 8, thru Sunday, September 15. Services each night begin at 7:45 p.m. Protein needs are not apt to be met in warm weather unless cold menus are planned as carefully as hot ones, and care is taken to include high quality protein foods such as meat. Our bodies need the same amounts of protein, vitamins and minerals, whether it's hot or cold.