John Morgan's lost cowboy hat is found by Adlaine, while Forrest deals with verbal assault in a beating case arising from the demonstration.

With Forrest away on a weekend hunting trip, womanhood takes aim at Francie, who feels utterly alone; while worries about an errant arrow dog John Morgan.

Forrest joins the race for attorney general while Lilly considers going to a voting-rights meeting and Francie has writer's block.

John Morgan is disappointed at not being invited to Lilly's birthday party, while Forrest comes to realize that running for office will not be so easy.

On Halloween, the specter of the KKK haunts Christina as she's asked to investigate Prentiss Carver's death. It also haunts John Morgan, who's heard about the "dragon men" from Adlaine.

Slocum wrestles with his conscience as Zollicofer applies pressure over the brick-throwing incident, while Lilly balks when Lewis takes his eyes off the ball at home.

The Bedfords are propelled into conflict at Thanksgiving when Gwen visits and Lilly's brother returns from the North.

Nathan and Slocum compete in a game of chicken, while Francie turns to Lilly for help in singing at the church benefit.

As Lilly plans to divorce her husband, Nathan comes into conflict with a carnival worker and Forrest makes things for him worse when he arrests an upstanding citizen in the McDaniel murder case.

John Morgan makes up a story about his mother joining the rodeo, while Forrest finds a witness and Slocum's father kicks him out of the house.

Forrest lobbies for Francie's affections on his campaign trail, while Lilly tries registering to vote.

John Morgan plans a post-victory magic show for Forrest, while Lilly considers the possibility that the gains earned by casting a vote could just be an illusion.

The townspeople decide to teach Forrest a lesson, while Nathan wants to know the reason behind Forrest and Lake's falling-out.

Lilly decides to change her pastor to one who believe in integration of black and white people. Nathan develops a crush on Diane.

Forrest is shocked when Reverend Henry's latest protest to boycott all the white stores causes Lilly to act.

Nathan and Diane's blossoming relationship comes under the scrutiny of Diane's Dad. Meanwhile, Lilly's cousin Oscar feels the pinch of the the department store boycott.

Reverend Henry invites Forrest to meet the black people who are demanding equal rights.

Christina and Forrest defend Harold Noone in his murder trial and John Morgan feels guilty about the death of a neighbor.

Tucker Henderson's alcoholic addiction which causes his to crash his car brings Forrest and Christina together to step in and help him overcome it.