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Florida woman leads
LaFayette police on
chase, crashes on 431
LaFayette City police
investigators received a call
around 7:30 a.m. Tuesday
morning concerning a reckless driver in the city. When
a patrol officer located the
vehicle, the driver refused
to stop and a chase began.
The chase continued to
431/Lafayette
Parkway
where Chambers County
Sheriff’s Deputies, Lee
County Deputies and Opelika police got involved. Investigators say officers put
down spike strips to disable
her vehicle and Renee
Gamboa, from Florida,
wrecked at the intersection
of Morris Avenue in Opelika and 431.
Gamboa was taken to
the East Alabama Medical
Center and is expected to
recover from her injuries.
Nobody else, including law
enforcement and other motorists, were injured in the
chase.
She faces several
charges including reckless
driving, attempting to elude,
reckless
endangerment,
driving on the wrong side of
the road, reckless driving
and not wearing a seat-belt.
Five Points man
accused of rape
The Chambers County
Sheriff’s Office arrested
and charged a man last
Monday with the rape and
kidnapping of a minor in
Five Points within the community of Standing Rock.
Brandon Kelly, 20, of
Five Points, was arrested
and charged with first-degree rape and first-degree
kidnapping at his home on
County Road 282 between
midnight and 2 a.m., according to Chambers
County Sheriff Sid Lockhart.
The victim, Lockhart
said, went to visit a relative
of Kelly’s at his house and
he wouldn’t let her leave.
The age and identity of
the victim are not being released.
The rape was not statutory, but a rape in the first
degree which is forcible
compulsion, according to
Sgt. Shannon Rollins.
“His mechanism of
control was restraints within
the residence,” Rollins said.
The case remains under
investigation.
Waverly man jailed
for Opelika break-ins
A Waverly man was arrested and charged last
Wednesday with four
counts of unlawful breaking
and entering a vehicle and
four counts of theft of property in the fourth degree in
relation to a string of vehicle break-ins that occurred
in Opelika on Tuesday.
Jamie Lee Knox, 25,
was booked into the Lee
County Jail, where he remains, according to Opelika
police.
All stolen property included small, loose items
such as cash, perfume,
cologne, backpacks, checkbooks and wallets.
The majority of the vehicles targeted were left unlocked, police said.
Jamie Lee Knox
Anyone with any information regarding the incidents is asked to contact the
Opelika Police Department
Investigative Services Division at (334) 705-5220.
Powell students warned about Social Media
Denise Mosley of
WTVM
and
Pastor
Kaneshia Billingsley, pastor of Dream Life Fellowship in Decatur, Georgia,
recently visited John P.
Powell Middle School to
discuss Digital Citizenship
and Social Media Safety.
Students at JP learned how
simple mistakes, such as
posting inappropriate con-
tent on social media, can
negatively impact their
lives but it not the end of
world but rather an opportunity to learn. Students
also participated in activi-
ties designed to instill selfesteem and teach the importance of being a
positive, responsible role
model in the digital community.
Legislature looking to raise gas tax
By Alton Mitchell
The past several
months have presented
some much well deserved
relief at the gas pump. For
over the past decade motorist have endured continual rises in the price of
gasoline. However in recent months gas prices
took a major plunge southward dipping to levels not
seen since early in the first
Bush
Administration.
However in recent days
prices have slowly began
to inch back up and to add
gas to the fire there is a bill
in Montgomery that may
raise the permanent price
of gasoline by an additional 6-cents.
On last Thursday a
house committee in the Alabama House of Representatives approved a bill that
was sponsored by Representative
Mac
McCutcheon R-Capshaw. The
purpose of that bill is to
raise Alabama state gas tax
by 6-cents per gallon and
that would allow the state
to gain much needed
money for road construction, improvements, and
maintenance throughout
the state.
The bill is now headed
to the House of Represen-
tatives. If the bill clears all
the required steps and becomes a law it will be the
first gasoline tax increase
in the state of Alabama
since 1992. The approval
would raise the Alabama
gas tax from 18-cents a
gallon to 24-cents a gallon.
The increase just adds on
to the burden that drivers
may face as the relief that
has been seen at the pump
may be drawing to a close.
Gas prices have been
well below the $1.50 mark
for the past several weeks,
but are now slowly inching
their way back up. Chambers County and East Alabama still has some of the
lowest prices in the state as
the average price of gasoline in the County hoovers
between $1.65 to $1.69.
Some places in Alabama
have once again risen
above the $2.00 mark.
Analyst of the markets
believe that gas prices will
rise moderately into the upcoming summer travel seasons, but those same
analysts doubt prices will
rise to levels in the $3 to $4
mark as seen in past years.
In LaFayette as of Monday
the average price of gas
was being reported at
$1.69 per gallon. Several
stations in the Lanett and
Valley area hold the lowest
County wide gas prices at
$1.65.
Beta Club
members named
CHAMBERS ACADEMY SENIOR BETA CLUB
Back row-Reed Allen, Tate Reese*, Sarah Parker, Brittney
Williams*, Reilly Birditt, Cacey Carroll, Laney Leavins*,
Blake Sheppard, Matthew Keebler Middle row-Jane Elliott-Sponsor, Nathaniel Sheppard*, Mikayla Martin*,
Mikayla Russell*, Jessica Holliday, Kelsey Oliver, Baleigh
Morgan, McKensie Barnes, Isela Orozco*, Brinson
Sheffield, Front row-Kristina Stewart, Jessica Harmon,
Melissa Milford-Secretary, Tori Harmon-Treasurer, Anslee
Reese-President, Sarah Brooks-Vice-President, Lizzie
Thrower, Holli Traffanstedt, Gracie Thornton* *New
Members
Governor announces pay raises for cabinet
By Paul Richardson
With the state strapped
for funds and many vital
agencies having to makedo on a shoestring
budget, Gov Robert
Bentley has announced
huge pay raises for five
of his cabinet members.
Lawmakers on both
sides of the aisle are up
in arms.
Four members of the
governor's cabinet, ABC
Board
Administrator
Mac Gipson, Economic
and Community Affairs
Director Jim Byard, Revenue Commissioner Julie
Magee and Insurance
Commissioner
Jim
Ridling each received a
raise of $73,405. (They
already make $91,000
annualy.)
The fifth member,
Medicaid Commissioner
Stephanie Azar received
a raise of $64,000.
With the General Fund
Budget short on cash, it
has some lawmakers
frustrated.
"This is terrible when
we are trying to find
money to fund Medicaid,
and to try and balance
the
General
Fund
Budget," said Rep. John
Knight. "State employees have not had a raise
in eight years, and we
can't do it in this budget
so it was terrible timing."
In other news, the Legislature has passed a bill
eliminating marriage licenses. Couples would
file a form or contract
recording their marriage
instead of having probate
judges issue marriage licenses.
Some say this is a
loophole around the law
to accommodate the
number of probate
judges in Alabama who
refuse to issue marriage
licenses out of fear of
marrying a gay couple.
The Legislature is also
considering a bill to raise
state gasoline taxes by a
whopping 6 cents per
gallon. If approved, it
would be the first increase in 25 years.
CHAMBERS ACADEMY JUNIOR BETA CLUB Back
row- Jacob Oliver*, Cade Tarver*, Dean Sheffield*, Gabe
Brooks, Connor Gregory, Jake Waldrop, Payton Allen*
Middle row- Jane Elliott-Sponsor, Maci Harmon, Vicki
Dong*, Abbie Morgan*, Logan Broome, Joann Landrum,
Olivia Williams*, Brandalon Rombokas*, Audra Slay
Front row- Rebecca Howard, Shelly Keebler, Kinsley Gregory-Secretary, Lizzie Keebler-Treasurer, Peyton LambPresident, Braxton Allen-Vice-President, Alyssa Sorrells*
*New Members
Page 2A THE LAFAYETTE SUN March 23, 2016
Local I-85 construction
to continue thru summer
By Alton Mitchell
If you have recently
travelled anywhere along
Interstate 85 in Chambers County or northeastern parts of Lee
County you have probably noticed construction
crews and recent delays.
The work being done by
the Alabama Department
of Transportation is not
quite yet complete and
crew will remain working various stretches of
both the northbound and
southbound sides of the
busy freeway up until
mid-summer.
The Alabama Department of Transportaand good grades at a Valley tion is presently engaged
Pizza Hut (last week)
in a major project along
LHS rewards good students
LaFayette High School
Assistant Principal Chamb-
ley and 30 students celebrate successful test scores
the highway to improve
both safety and infrastructure of the busy
roadway. One of the key
areas of focus is the installation of cable barriers and guard rails along
the roadway. Over the
past several years the
State of Alabama has
done previous work on
area’s further south on
the busy Interstate.
While work has been
ongoing traffic delays
and congestion have
been experienced in both
Lee and Chambers
County. This has come
as crews have closed
lanes at times reducing
travel volume and reducing speeds as crews
work to install the new
security systems on the
main route through our
area.
Most of the roadwork is being done during the hours of daylight
when traffic counts are
higher in the area. Busy
rush hour delays can be
expected. The roadwork
is stretching from mile
marker 80 which rests at
the Alabama/Georgia
state line at the Chattahoochee River southward to near the
intersection of U.S. 280
near mile marker 58 in
Opelika. The work includes all of Interstate 85
through
Chambers
County.
County agrees to tax abatement for Leehan
The
Chambers
County Commission voted
Monday to approve a
three-year abatement for
Leehan America, which is
expanding to include new
parts and machinery for
Hyundai and Kia cars.
The expansion is a
$2.7 million project that
will create the addition of
10 employees, according
to Kimberly Carter, family
support coordinator and
business retention specialist at the Chambers County
Development Authority.
“The estimated property tax is $12,771.33,”
Carter said. “The estimated sales tax is
$139,500.00.”
The commission also
approved entering an
agreement with the Alabama Department of Environmental Management
for the collection and disposal of scrap tires from
the county’s right-of-way.
“For the last couple of
years, we have participated
in a program that is
statewide that reimburses
the county,” said County
Engineer Josh Harvill.
“We were actually in the
middle of an agreement
and they want to amend
that agreement to reduce
the funds. They are only
going to allow us $50,000
a year to reimburse our
services for doing this type
of work.”
Harvill said nothing
else changes in the agreement.
I don’t believe it
By Bill Frazer
In this day and age, it
is difficult to know what to
believe. Anyone with a
keyboard can spout off
knowledge like an expert,
and unfortunately it often is
taken as fact. There’s also
the issue of “spin” whether
it be politically or business
related. Everyone is trying
to spin a story to make
themselves look better or
sell us something. Another
way to say “spin” is twist,
and twisting the truth is another way of saying it’s a
lie! So here are some things
I will admit that I just don’t
believe.
A few weeks ago, the
headlines in the local papers referenced a new
trend. Although the Armed
Forces initiated a program
some time ago to allow
women to compete for all
military roles including
combat, none had ever
qualified as an Army
Ranger. Then came the
news that two females recently successfully mastered the Ranger training
course. However, some of
the combat veteran Rangers
questioned whether the females actually met the
same standards required of
male trainees. Even among
male candidates, less than
20% are able to pass the
rigorous demanding physical endurance of the training. The response from the
Army course administrators
was that the females en-
dured the same rigorous demands as the males. In response to the request that
training grades be publicized, the Army refused to
furnish records confirming
the legitimacy of the female
qualifications as they said
that the records are private
and some of the timing and
endurance records has been
routinely destroyed. I don't
believe that women met the
same standards that are required of men to qualify as
Rangers. Oh yeah! I admit
to being a male chauvinist.
However, in my defense, I
have never, never, seen any
females playing tackle football.
Almost nightly on the
tube one sees ads for car
sales promotion stating the
buyer can finance the new
vehicle for 60 months (5
years) with no interest. Am
I supposed to believe that
the interest on the purchase
is free for 5 years? Let's
calculate the interest accrued on the purchase of
new $30,000 vehicle at the
low rate interest rate of 3%.
Am I to believe that the
dealer would not take the
interest of $2,343,60 off of
the upfront cost if you paid
cash? I do not believe the 5
year financing is free.
Recently on the news
one of the stars of the TV
show Pawn City, Austin
Chumblee Russell, has
been arrested for being in
possession of methamphet-
amine. Sexual assault
charges were filed against
Chumblee and a search
warrant was issued and
drugs and a gun were found
in his home. Chumblee is
portrayed as the dummy
around the Las Vegas pawn
shop but a genius when it
comes to electronic games.
It is an interesting television show where customers
bring in items to pawn or
sell. Some of the items
brought in to the shop, such
as a Babe Ruth baseball
card, appraises for over
$100,000. I realize that
there a lot of valuable collectible items out there, but
to value a letter signed by
Abe Lincoln in the thousands of dollars? I don't believe it.
Another issue in national news is the attempt
by the FBI to decrypt the
information on the Iphone
of the San Bernardino terrorists. Apple president Tim
Cook refuses to comply
with the FBI request as he
said it would open up their
encryption codes to hackers
seeking private information. It appears that the case
will end up in the Supreme
Court. I don't believe that
Apple by decrypting one
Iphone and providing the
date on the phone to the
FBI will have any effect on
phone privacy. What we do
know is that it will inform
the FBI who the others are
who plotted with the terrorist. What do I know about
encryption? Nothing! But
logic seems to indicate if
one can encrypt a phone it
can certainly be encrypted
without revealing a code to
subscribers.
Free trade, especially
Pawn Star - I wonder what my indian head penny is worth?
with China, is a major issue
in today’s political arena. It
is considered to be patriotic to purchase items made
in our country (USA).
Problem is that it is hard to
find things that are affordable made in the US. If you
purchase a new car, the
manufacturer is required by
law to provide a sticker on
the windshield stating
where the components of
the automobile are made.
Generally, the components
are made outside of the US
and the vehicle is simply
assembled in our country.
Finding some varieties of
food raised in this country
is almost impossible. This
is certainly true in electronic purchases as well. Is
trade fair or free when other
countries aren’t following
the same standards and humane procedures as the
United States must? I don’t
believe it.
It’s not politically correct to point out things that
are obvious these days, especially if it offends someone. I identify with
Franklin Graham when he
says: “I've never really
been one to try to be politi-
cally correct. I just feel
truth is truth, and some-
times I probably offend
some people.”
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THE LAFAYETTE SUN March 23, 2016 Page 3A
Obituaries
Mr. Monroe
Mr. Ralph Monroe
103, of LaFayette, Alabama
died Wednesday March 16,
2016 at the EAMC Lanier
Hospital in Valley, Alabama. Mr. Monroe was
born in Tallapoosa County,
Alabama April 16, 1912, he
was the son of the late John
Robert Monroe and the late
Katie Stewart Monroe, he
was retired from the Singer
Chevrolet Company as a
mechanic after 35 years of
service, and was very active in the LaFayette
Church of Christ for 52
years. Funeral services
were held at the LaFayette
Church Of Christ at 2PM
on Saturday March 19,
2016 with burial in the
LaFayette City Cemetery
with Mr. Bobby Jones officiating.
Mr. Monroe was preceded in death by his wife
of 79 years Kate Hall Monroe, son Jimmy Edward
Monroe of Eufaula, Al.,
daughter Mary Gibson of
LaFayette, Al., grandsons
Jimmy Edward Monroe, Jr.
of Eufaula, Al., and Earl
Monroe of Eufaula, Al.,
and granddaughter Shelia
Adams of LaFayette, Al.
He is survived by 3 granddaughters Sonja Wiseman
of Lanett, Al., Rhonda Anemaet of LaFayette, Al.,
Nina Chapman of Eufaula,
Al., 5 great grandchildren,
and several great great
grandchilden and a nephew
Bill Monroe of LaFayette,
Al. On line condolences
may be sent to jeffjonesfuneralhome.com.
Jeff Jones Funeral
Home, LaFayette, Al.
Mr. Abney, Jr.
Mr. James M. Abney,
Jr. of LaFayette, Alabama
died Saturday March 19,
2016 at his residence. Funeral services were held
Tuesday, March 22, 2016 at
3PM at the First United
Methodist Church in
LaFayette with burial in the
LaFayette City Cemetery,
with the Rev. Paul Howard
and the Rev. Ed Grooms
officiating.
Mr. Abney was preceded in death by his father
James (Doc) M. Abney, Sr.
and his mother Ruby Harmon Abney, and his sister
Carolyn Abney. He is survived by his beloved wife
of 39 years Merry LeGrear
Abney of LaFayette, Al.,
Sons-James M. Abney, III
(Cynthia) of LaFayette, Al.,
John M. Abney (Rachael)
of Stella, N.C., DaughtersDeLaine Ann Truman
(Tony) of Atlanta, Ga.,
Jenifer M. Bauer (Jay) of
Springfield, Va., 11 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren.
On line
condolences my be sent to
jeffjonesfuneralhome.com
Jeff Jones Funeral Home,
LaFayette, Al.
Mr. Finney
Reuben
Cumbee
Finney of Mountain Brook,
Alabama passed away
Tuesday March 15, 2016 at
his residence. He was the
son of the late Carrie Fannie and Harold Wilson
Finney. He was preceded in
death by his sister Millie
Finney. He is survived by
his wife of 54 years, Mary
Oliver Finney, his son Hal
Finney, daughter in law
Abby Finney, grandchildren Virginia, Hally and
Jeb Finney, brother in law
Don Oliver (Jerreann),
nephew Louie Ward and
niece Leslie Ward. He grew
up in Chambers County,
Alabama. He graduated
from the Baylor School in
Chattanooga, Tn. and Cum
Laude from Auburn University in 1956 where he
was a member of Pi Kappa
Alpha. Other honoraries
there included Phi Kappa
Phi, Phi Eta Sigma, and
Alpha Epsilon Delta. He
was a member of Spiked
Shoe, Squires and the A
Club. He was the recipient
of the Comer Medal For
Excellence in Science.
Reuben began working for
Thompson Tractor Company in 1961 as their first
Sales Trainee. During his
14 years there, he served as
Service Manager and Vice
President of Sales. He was
a member of Governor Fob
James cabinet from 1979 to
1983 serving as the Director of the Alabama Development Office. In 1985 he
founded Finney Equipment
& Parts in Birmingham,
where he continued to work
until his passing. He was a
member of the Joy class at
Canterbury
United
Methodist Church for 53
years. Through the years he
was an active member of
the Monday Morning
Quarterback Club, Country
Club of Birmingham, and
the Summit Club. A graveside service will held
Thursday March 24, 2016
at 2PM at the Chapel Hill
United Methodist Church
Cemetery. Visitation will
be held at Chapel Hill
United Methodist Church
from 1PM until 2PM prior
to the graveside service. A
memorial service will be
held on Wednesday March
23, 2016 in the Chapel of
Canterbury
United
Methodist Church at 11AM
with visitation with his
family beginning at 10AM
in the church parlor. In
Lieu of flowers please
make a contribution to your
favorite charity. On line
condolences may be sent to
jeffjonesfuneralhome.com.
Jeff Jones Funeral Home,
LaFayette, Al. in charge of
arrangements.
To sign the online
guest book and express
condolences please visit
www.silmonseroyerfh.com
Silmon-Seroyer Funeral Home in LaFayette,
AL is handling the arrangements.
Mr. Doss
Mrs. Dorothy R. Corley, 68, of Camp Hill, AL
passed away on Wednesday, March 9, 2016 at
Dadeville Health Care Center in Dadeville, AL.
Funeral services were
held on Saturday, March
19, 2016, 11:00 a.m. CST
at Mt. Lovely Missionary
Baptist Church in Camp
Hill, AL, Rev. Bernard
Harris, Pastor; Rev. JaCorey D. Calloway; Officiating. Burial followed at
Rowe Cemetery in Camp
Hill, AL.
Mrs. Corley is survived by her brother,
George Rowe of Camp
Hill, AL; two step-brothers,
Harvey (Sillerean) Johnson, Jr. of Camp Hill, AL
and Gregory (Sharon)
Johnson of Albuquerque,
NM; two nephews, JaCorey (Starlet) Calloway of
Montgomery, AL and
Schuyler (Venita) Eady of
Dadeville, AL, two nieces,
Natasha Jackson of Camp
Hill, AL and Shaquila Harris of Opelika, AL; a special friend, Joe Pennyamon
of Camp Hill, AL; five
great-nieces, one greatgreat niece, a host of other
step-nieces and nephews,
relatives and friends.
To sign the online
AL is handling the arrange-
Mr. John Eddie Doss,
72, of Camp Hill, AL
passed away on Saturday,
March 12, 2016 at his residence.
Funeral services were
held on Saturday, March
19, 2016, 2:30 p.m. CST at
New Canaan Baptist
Church in Camp Hill, AL,
Rev. Justin Freeman, Pastor; Rev. James Rowe; Officiating. Burial followed at
Mt. Lovely Baptist Church
Cemetery in Camp Hill,
AL.
Mr. Doss is survived
by his wife, Mrs.Vickey
Doss of Camp Hill, AL;
four children, Posha Rena
Doss of Camp Hill, AL,
Sharon (Calvin) Tolbert of
Hampton, GA, Christopher
Doss of Camp Hill, AL and
John Lee McCray of
LaFayette, AL, two grandchildren, Raphael and
Rashad of Hampton, GA,
his siblings: Emma Swann,
Essie Veasley, James
(Ernestine) Doss, Marilyn
Ponds and Joseph Doss, all
of Atlanta, GA, J.T. (Ellen)
Hill, Girtha Hill, Jimmie
Lou
Dowdell,
Betty
Buchannon, Benard Doss
and Linda Avery, all of
Camp Hill, AL, Shirley
Ann Hughley of LaFayette,
AL and H.T. (Savannah)
Hill of Thomasville, GA, a
host of nieces, nephews,
cousins, other relatives and
many dear friends.
Mrs. Corley
ments.
Mrs. Williams
Mrs.
Mary
Ella
Williams, 81, of LaFayette,
AL passed away on Friday,
March 18, 2016 at the
Golden Living Center in
Lanett, AL.
Funeral services will
be held on Thursday,
March 24, 2016, 2:00 p.m.
CST at Mt. Calvary Baptist
Church in LaFayette, AL,
Rev. Gary L. Dixon, Pastor; Officiating. Burial will
follow in Handy Memorial
Cemetery in LaFayette,
AL.
Mrs. Williams is survived by her children,
Charles Williams (Catherine), Mary Nell Wright,
Shirley Carr (Calvin) and
Eddie Williams (Debra), all
of LaFayette, AL, Peggy
Drake (Gregory) of Atlanta, GA, Dorothy Ann
Williams of Eaton, GA,
Jennell Mathis (Anthony)
of Valley, AL, and one
grandson whom she raised
as her own, Maurice
Williams of Lanett, AL,
two brothers, Eddie Jones
(Thelma) of Atlanta, GA
and Curtis Jones of
LaFayette, AL, three sisters, Nannie Mae Jones and
Dorothy Finley, both of
LaFayette, AL and Jennifer
Whitaker of Fairfax, AL,
19 grandchildren, 27 greatgrandchildren, 6 greatgreat-grandchildren, a host
of nieces, nephews, aunts,
cousins, other family and
friends.
To sign the online
AL is handling the arrangements.
Church News
NEW HARMONY
MISSIONARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Men and Women Day
to be held Sunday, April 3
at 2:00 p.m. CST. Rev.
Melvin Kelley, Jr., Pastor.
Guest Minister: Rev. Jessie
Bradshaw Pastor of Greater
Siloam and Mt. Olive Baptist Church in Malera, Ga.
Theme: The Lord said.
Gen. 2:18-22. M.C.: Bro.
Jim Frank Hughes.
FRIENDSHIP
MISSIONARY
BAPTIST CHURCH #1
Good Friday Service
will be observed at 12:00
p.m. on March 25 with a
presentation of the Seven
Last Words from the Cross.
Theme: Jesus said unto her,
“I am the resurrection, and
the life: he that believeth in
me, though he were dead,
yet shall he live. And whoever liveth and believeth in
me, shall never die... John
11:25, 26 Everyone is invited. Rev. Cornelius
Reese, Jr., Pastor.
FREEMAN CHAPEL
C.M.E. CHURCH
Freeman Chapel will
celebrate it’s 7th Choir Anniversary on Sunday,
March 27 at 2:00 p.m. CST.
Rev. Daniel Todd, Pastor.
Guest Minister: Pastor
Robert Frazier. M.C.: Sister
Earnestine Frazier. Music:
The Faithful Few Ministry,
Sis. Alice Lewis and others.
GREATER PINE HILL
BAPTIST CHURCH
Youth Revival to be
held March 28-30 at 6:30
p.m. CST nightly. Rev.
Rodney Thomas, Sr. Pastor.
Guest Minister: Rev. R.L.
King of Rising Star Baptist
Church in Marvyn, Al.
Theme: But as he which
hath called you is holy, so
be ye holy in all manner of
conversation; Because it is
written, Be ye holy: for I
am holy. 1 Peter 1:15-16.
MT PISGAH BAPTIST
CHURCH
We would like to invite
you to Sis. Jessie Towles
23rd Anniversary to be held
April 3 at 2:00 p.m. CST. at
Mt. Pisgah BC. Michael T.
Stiggers, Sr., Pastor. Worship Leader: Bro. Sylvester
McPherson of Tuskegee
Radio 100.7. Host Choir:
Faithful Few of Camp Hill.
SARDIS BAPTIST
CHURCH
142nd Church Anniversary to be held April 3
at 2:00 p.m. CST. Dr. C.W.
Fielder, Pastor. Guest
Speaker: Rev. Justin Freeman of New Canaan Baptist Church in Camp Hill.
Guest Choir: New Canaan
Choir of Camp Hill.
Theme: “And I say also
unto thee, that thou art
Peter, and upon this rock I
will build my church; and
the gates of hell shall not
prevail against it.” Matthew
16:18. Master of Order:
Published County Seat
Chambers County Established 1880
Mike Wilcox, Editor-Publisher
Mike Hand, Publisher 1989-2014
Subscription Rates:
Chambers County $23.00 a year
Outside Chambers County or State $30.00 year
Periodical Class Postage Paid at
LaFayette, Alabama 36862 USPS 301-460
Published every Wednesday at 116 LaFayette St
POSTMASTER: Send address changes to
P.O. Box 378, LaFayette, Alabama 36862
Ph. 334-864-8885 Fax 334-864-8310
Deacon Vernon Holloway.
MT. LEBANON
UNITED METHODIST
CHURCH
Three nights of Holy
Week service (March 2325) at Mt. Lebanon United
Methodist Church, 22455
Veterans Memorial Parkway
in
LaFayette
Wednesday Night; Minister
Leonard Mays from Ozias
will deliver the message.
Thursday; Minister Anthony Pogue from Mt.
Lovely Baptist Church,
Camp Hill will deliver
Maude Thursday message .
Friday night Minister Terrence Holloway of Mt. Calvary will delivery Good
Friday message. Everyone
is invited to share these
nights of Holy Week service. Service will begin each
night at 6:30 CST.
GOSPEL EXPLOSION
"Let Every Thing That
Hath Breath Praise The
Lord"
The Friendship
Western Union Women's
Auxiliary is sponsoring a
Gospel Explosion on Saturday, April 2, 2016 @ 5:00
P.M. to be held at the Zion
Rest Baptist Church, 1647
Co Rd 213, Wedowee, AL.
Special guest will be Rev.
Bruce Williams, Birmingham, AL. Featured singers
will be the New Morning
Doves, Faith and the Angels, Ms. Charlotte Parker,
Union Chapel Church
Choir, Zion Rest Church
Choir, Pleasant Hill Church
Choir, Ms. Mary Frances
Johnson, Ms .Annie Minniefield, Ms. Sue Nell
Boykin, Anointed Passion,
Ms. Vernelle Billingsley
and many more. All choirs,
groups and soloists are invited to attend. For more information contact Ms.
Margaret A. Cobb, Auxiliary President or call 256357-9856, 256-357-0164,
or 256-357-1037.
HOPEWELL BAPTIST
CHURCH
Annual Women’s Day
Celebration to be held Sunday, April 3 at 2:00 p.m.
CST. Rev. Calvin Trammell, Pastor. Theme: I will
bless the Lord at all times:
His praise shall continually
be in my mouth. Psalm 34:
1-2. Guest Minister: Rev.
William Phillips of Zion
Rest Baptist Church in Wedowee. Guest Choir: Zion
Rest Baptist Church. Guest
Ushers: Greater Pine Hill.
M.C.: Sis. Bettye Tyner.
Corner Guest: President,
Vice President, Matron
Counselors,
Minister
Wives, Deaconess & Youth
Directors.
NEW MT. SELLERS
MISSIONARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Annual Spring Revival
to be observed on April 4April 8 at 6:30 p.m. CST
nightly. Rev. Terry L.
Magby Sr., Pastor. Guest
Evangelist: Rev. George
Rampey, Pastor of Mountain Spring Baptist Church
in Valley. Theme: To revive
the spirit of the humble and
to revive the heart of the
contrite ones” Isaiah 57:15.
NEW MT. SELLERS
BAPTIST CHURCH
To observe Annual
Usher Day on Sunday,
April 3 at 2:00 p.m. CST.
Rev. Terry L. Magby, Pastor. Guest Minister: Rev.
William Russell of Pleasant
Grove Baptist Church in
Wadley. Theme: “Blessed
is the one who listen to me,
watching daily at my gates,
waiting beside my doors.”
Proverbs 8:34. Mistress of
Order: Sis. Willean Heard.
CENTERVIEW
BAPTIST CHURCH
Family and Friends
Day to be held Easter Sunday, March 27 at 2:00 p.m.
CST. Rev. Gary Hardy, Pastor. Guest Speaker: Rev.
Eddie Hunter of Miracle
Baptist Church of Alex
City. Mistress of Order:
Sister Kathleen Spradley.
CHOSEN
GENERATION
WORSHIP CENTER
Hosting an Easter Egg
Hunt on Friday March 25,
2016 at 5pm cst at Chosen
Generation. All youth are invited to attend. Apostle Willie
Eva Hicks, Pastor For more information contact Elder Katina
Dunn @ 706-590-0493.
MACEDONIA
MISSIONARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
To observe the 13th Appreciation for Rev. Darrell Jordan and Family on Sunday,
April 3 at 2:00 p.m. CST. Guest
Pastor: Rev. James McTier.
Guest Church: Greenwood
Missionary Baptist Church,
Lanett. Everyone is cordially
invited to share in this celebration. Dinner will be served. The
church is located on 1246
County Road 96 in LaFayette.
Pets of the Week
Dog of The Week: Everyone meet Stella, she is a young adult terrier mix. This little lady is just a bundle of energy and needs some room to run,
so if you are looking for a new addition to your family come by and check this girl out! Other dogs for adoption are Dax, an adult male hound
dog mix; Missy, an adult female lab mix; Olaf, an adult male Lab/Springer Spaniel Mix; Gomer, an adult male Shepherd mix; Grimm, an adult
female Terrier/ Shih tzu mix; Screech, an adult male Bulldog mix; Bruno, an adult male Lab/Bulldog mix* Heartworm Positive*; Penny, an adult
female Beagle mix * Heartworm Positive*; Wishbone, a young adult male Lab/Bulldog mix; Buster, a 4 month old male Boxer mix. In Foster
we have; Copper, an adult male Lab/Aussie mix; Gulliver, an adult male Terrier mix; Chris, an adult male Rat Terrier mix; Cosmo, an adult male
Jack Russell/Corgie mix; Bella, an adult female Chi/Dach mix. Cat of The Week: This handsome man is Victor, an adult male Tabby. Victor is
a sweet and loving cat with a couple of extra toes!! Please come by and see him today! Other cats for adoption are; Norman, an adult male Domestic Medium hair; Fluffy,an adult male orange Domestic Long Hair; Sissy, an adult female Seal Point Tabby; Salem, an adult male Domestic
Short Hair *Bobtail*; and we have two females and one male 9 week old kittens available.For more information and see photos, learn about volunteering, apply for spay/neuter assistance, or donate, visit our web page www.chatthumane.org or call us at 334-756-9377 , or visit us at 3265
Fairfax Bypass Valley, AL.
Community News
Mikes’s Musings
Don’t fall prey to scammers
By Mike Wilcox, Publisher
I can’t count the number of times I have received a press release or an
email from a local law enforcement agency, detailing the latest scam that
attempts to lure senior citizens and others in to parting with their hard-earned
savings.
The latest are IRS
scams. Authentic sounding
IRS agents will call you
and demand money for
taxes that supposedly
haven’t been paid. They
will be very threatening,
asking that you send
money immediately to a
P.O. Box. However, these
calls are usually coming
from scammers located in
Nigeria, India or some
other foreign land.
There is another scam
that claims you have won
money from Publisher’s
Clearing House. Now we
have all seen the ads of
lucky winners on television over and over. Ed
McMahon, Johnny Carson’s sidekick for many
years, was always presenting million dollar checks
to ordinary people in small
ranch houses. Many of us
dreamed one day we
would be the lucky person
receiving the check.
Well a fellow publisher tells a true story of
his brush with Publisher’s
Clearing House fame and
fortune. Here it is:
“I received a telephone call from a man who
identified himself as
David, who represented
Publishers Clearing House.
He asked if I had received
a letter telling me I had
won a prize.
I hadn’t, and told him
so. He told me that I had
won $453,000 and an automobile and that the prizes
would be delivered today.
I thanked him and
asked what I had to do. He
gave me an identification
number and the number of
the $453,000 check and a
telephone number that I
was to call to verify who I
am.
I dialed the number,
and it was blocked. I dialed
it several times more, and,
each time it was blocked.
A few minutes later, I
received a call from a man
who identified himself as
Dave Bradley, manager of
Publishers Clearing House
Awards office. He told me
that my award was really
$346,000, because all the
taxes were deleted before I
receive it.
He asked if I wanted a
private or a public delivery. I said private, and he
told me that the check and
automobile would arrive
with five people; one
lawyer, two state troopers
for security, the UPS driver
towing the automobile, and
himself, who would make
the presentation.
Of course I was
thrilled. What he needed
next was confirmation of
my home address. That
was given, and then
Bradley passed me on to a
woman named Grees who
told me what to do: Go to
the Customer Service Desk
at WalMart and sign a registration form and put a serial number on it. She gave
me the number. Then she
told me that the registration form would cost
$455.99 in cash.
Bradley came back on
the line and asked if I had
the cash. I said “why, at
WalMart I can use a credit
card or check.” He said no
way, WalMart for this, had
to have cash.
I said, “ok.”
He then instructed me
to leave my cellphone on
so he can give me instructions about the registration
form. I did, but I didn’t
hear from him on the way.
At the Customer Service Desk, I asked to speak
to the manager. As assistant manager came down,
and I identified myself and
explained why I was there.
She told me that WalMart had no connection
with Publishers Clearing
House and she knew nothing about any prize
awards.
As I returned to my
car, my cellphone rang. It
was Bradley. He wanted to
know why I had turned off
my phone. I told him that I
had not and that I heard
nothing from him. Then I
told him what the assistant
manager had said.
“Are you saying that
you are turning down the
$346,000 and the automo-
bile? He asked.
“Yes,” I said, as I hung
up, driving away.
NOW THE PUBLISHER knew all along
this was a scam. He simply
wanted to play it out, to see
to what length the scammers would go to get $500.
He and I believe it is important for readers to realize the old adage fits here“If it seems too good to be
true, then it probably is.”
There are lots of
scammers out there attempting to prey on those
of us that might appear
somewhat gullible. If you
don’t know someone
PLEASE do not wire or
mail them money. If you
are told you have won oodles of money from Publishers Clearing House or a
foreign lottery, PLEASE
know you do not have to
give money to get money.
Flying on Faith
By Jody Fuller
My friend Joe is a battalion chief with the
Auburn Fire Department
and owner of the local Two
Men and a Truck franchise.
More importantly, he’s a
great husband, father, and
friend. He’s also a pilot.
For years, he’s told me that
he’d fly me somewhere if I
needed to get to a show or
speaking engagement in a
hurry, particularly if it was
something involving veterans.
I didn’t want to take
advantage of his generosity, but I did keep in the
back of my mind just in
case the opportunity ever
presented itself. Well, on
Sunday, March 7 the opportunity presented itself. I
had to be at a fundraising
event in Tampa on Sunday
night and back in Auburn
on Monday morning to
open up a conference at the
university.
The event in Tampa
was with my brothers born
to international mothers,
The GIs of Comedy. It was
for the Special Operations
Warrior Foundation, which
provides college scholarships for the surviving children of fallen Special
Operations Forces.
Joe vowed to fly me
down, weather permitting.
The second to last place I’d
ever want to be is in a small
plane during unfavorable
weather conditions. The
only place worse would be
Tuscaloosa after a national
championship, but I digress.
The weather was perfect, and I was looking forward to the two hour flight
versus what would have
been a seven hour drive in
the middle of the night had
I been forced to drive.
There was room in the
plane for an additional passenger. In fact, there was
room for two, but I was
only going to take one.
Initially, I asked a couple of my good friends to
go. I thought it would be a
wonderful experience for
them, and it’d be neat for
them to see me in action
outside of East Alabama;
however, each had prior engagements which prevented them from making
the trip.
On Saturday, I asked
another friend to go. She
writes for a magazine. She
could have followed us
around all day long capturing the moments in color
for the magazine. I thought
it would have been made a
nice spread and a great
story. She couldn’t go either.
It was at that point that
I realized that it’s really up
to each of us to write our
own story. I knew it would
never happen. I knew she
would say no. The chances
of it happening were slim
and none, and slim and was
nowhere to found. Be that
as it may, I took a shot in
the dark anyway. I texted
my mama.
At 66 years old, she
swore up and down that
she’d never fly. She’s said
as much for as long as I can
remember. She’d wear an
Auburn shirt or have a pet
rat before she flew.
“Makes me dizzy just
thinking about it,” she
texted back, “But I’m almost tempted to say yes.
My arms are so weak.”
She did more than
think about. She did it. I
was so proud of her. Never
say never. She conquered
one of her greatest fears.
Joe is such a calm,
trustworthy guy, so she had
faith in him from the start.
He told her that the plane, a
Cirrus SR-22 was equipped
with a parachute. According the Joe, the plane also
floated. I thought he was
Alabama Troopers warn drivers to slow down
just saying these things to
comfort her, but his statements were indeed true.
The flight went off
without a hitch, although
there is probably a pile of
fingernails in the back seat.
Once we got past the crosswinds, she did just fine. It
was a beautiful day to fly.
The show went well.
On the way back, she slept
most of the way. Her first
flight was on a small fourseater plane. If she passed
this test, she can do anything. I think I’ll go to the
pet store and get her rat. I
might even get it a little
Auburn shirt.
Never say never. Have
faith and conquer your
fears.
Jody Fuller is from
Opelika. He is a comic,
speaker, writer and soldier
with three tours of duty in
Iraq. He is also a lifetime
stutterer. He can be reached
at [email protected].
For more information,
please visit www.jodyfuller.com.
© 2016 Alabama Power Company
ELECTRICAL SAFETY TIP No.33
MARCH IS
ELECTRICAL
SAFETY MONTH.
AS IS JANUARY, FEBRUARY, APRIL, MAY, JUNE, JULY, AUGUST,
SEPTEMBER, OCTOBER, NOVEMBER, AND DECEMBER.
By Kenneth Hicks
Alabama Power Lineman
By Paul Richardson
“It’s an epidemic” according to Alabama State
Troopers.
They are referring to
the 129 traffic deaths so far
this year on rural roads.
(That figure does not include deaths inside city limits.) It’s only mid-March and
that 129 total is 55 more
than this time last year.
In order to help reduce
crashes, troopers are ramping up efforts to catch
speeders and rule breakers.
In recent social media
posts, troopers indicated that
they're seeing a blatant disregard for speed limits and
other traffic laws as well as
an increase in crashes, injuries and fatalities.
Alabama Trooper Corporal Jesse Thornton commented on the deadly
consequences on interstates,
highways and county roads
by saying, “Speeding is an
epidemic to be honest with
you. It's consistently the
number one cause for
crashes.”
In recent days, the Alabama Law Enforcement
Agency shared several jawdropping speeds on their
Facebook page to highlight
the problem. One driver was
cited for going 112 mph on
I-85. On US 231 South in
Montgomery County, drivers were caught going 101,
95, and 89 in a 65 mph zone.
In Chilton County last
week, troopers clocked
speeds of 102 and 100 mph
on I-65, plus one motorist
doing 124 mph with a
“Drive safe Alabama!”
bumper sticker.
So troopers have issued
the warning, “Slow down or
be ticketed.” And remember, stay off the phone while
driving. Texting while driving will also result in a citation.
Why drive
out of town
for your
prescriptions?
Get friendly
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Never let your guard down when dealing with
electricity. That’s the advice given to every lineman
who works at Alabama Power. It’s also the advice
we give our customers.
Here are a few “must-know” tips to help keep you and your
family safe. You may have heard a few of these before, but it
can’t hurt to hear them again.
1. Stay away from downed power
lines. Don’t drive over one. And
remember, it’s not just the power
line that may be electriﬁed, but
the ground surrounding the line,
as well.
2. If a power line is touching your
car, stay inside the vehicle and
call 911.
3. Call 811 before you dig.
4. Install Ground Fault Circuit
Interrupter outlets in your kitchen
and bathrooms.
6. Watch where you’re placing
that ladder. Do not let it touch any
electrical wires.
How do you know if your
Ground Fault Circuit
Interrupter is protecting
you and your family? It’s
easy. Press the “test”
button on the outlet.
Whatever is plugged into
that outlet should turn off
immediately.
7. Don’t overload outlets. We’ve got
more gadgets to plug in these days
than ever before. That doesn’t
mean an outlet can handle them
all. Overloaded circuits cause an
estimated 5,300 fires a year.
8. Don’t touch a damaged electrical
cord or one showing bare wire.
9. Don’t run an electrical cord
under a rug. Don’t staple or nail
electrical cords.
5. If something that’s plugged in
falls into a sink full of water, DON’T 10. If you’ve got kids, cover your
reach in to get it. Don’t even unplug unused electrical outlets with
it until after you’ve cut the power
plastic safety covers.
off at the circuit breaker.
If it does, you’re in good
shape and can press the
“reset” button to restore
normal operation. If
nothing happens, you’ve
got a problem. See our
website or call us for
advice on what to do in
such a situation.
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For more electrical safety tips, visit AlabamaPower.com/safety.
In an emergency call:
1-800-888-APCO (2726)
Five Points
man arrested
Paul Richardson
The Chambers County
Sheriff’s Office arrested 20
year old Brandon Kelly of
Five Points on a rape and
kidnapping charge rape involving a minor in the Five
Points community.
Kelly was arrested
and charged with first-debies with special needs. gree rape and first-degree
Those riders who get $50 in kidnapping at his home on
pledges get the great new County Road 282 between
midnight and 2 a.m. last
Hike/Bike/Run shirt free.
For forms or information call Valley Haven at
756-2868 or 756-7801.
Also, don’t forget
Hike/Bike/Run will be Saturday, May 7th.
Trail ride to benefit Valley Haven
The 20th Annual Horse
Ride for Valley Haven
School will be this Saturday, March 26th. This family oriented event is for
everyone who loves horseback riding.
The ride will be on
trails at Green Gable Stables located at 1107 Co. Rd.
271, Valley, AL. A complimentary lunch will be
served to all the riders.
There will be games for the
youth to play with their
horses in the arena following lunch.
Registration begins at
8:00 a.m. CDT and the ride
begins at 9:00 CDT this
Saturday, March 26th. The
cost is $20.00 per horse or
you can get pledges for Valley Haven. We will have
plaques for the youngest
and oldest rider and the
rider with the most pledges.
Each registered rider will
receive
a
special
Hike/Bike/Run
clip-on
water bottle holder or a
bandana.
All proceeds
from the event go to
Hike/Bike/Run for Valley
Haven to support services
for this area's adults and ba-
Monday, according to the
Chambers County Sheriff’s
office.
According to reports,
the victim went to visit a
relative of Kelly’s at his
house and he wouldn’t let
her leave. The age and identity of the victim has not
being released.
The case remains
under investigation.
McCall
to
perform
RONALD McCALL is
an award winning actor, recipient of the 2003
Gior¬gee Award for Best
Leading Actor in a Drama.
He is also an accomplished
vocal¬ist, director and
teaching artist. Ronald has a
wide range of experience
spanning film, television
and such theatre credits as
Two Wars, Dream Girls, Joe
Turner’s Come and Gone,
Blues For An Alabama Sky,
Raisin in The Sun, Crowns,
Blues In The Night, Purlie,
Five Guys Named Moe,
Black Man Live Again and
Fences.
Ron will perform “MY
BROTHERS AND ME” on
April 8 at 9:00am in the
gym at John P. Powell Middle School. “MY BROTH-
ERS AND ME” is a unique
compilation of historical
and documented works
quilted together through
characters created in Old
Man Cephus McQueen’s
stories of his fictional yet
truth based brothers. This
riveting one-man multicharacter drama speaks to
the reality of those life
defining moments found in
the everyday walks of life
of the African American
male.
Five Points Celebrates Read Across America -Five Points School celebrated Read Across America Week with lots of funactivities. The teachers and children
dressed up and read their favorite Dr. Seuss books, the school held an art contest, and
Kindergarten - third grade had a birthday party. On Friday, Diane Sherriff, Dr. Kelli
Hodge, and "The Cat in the Hat" read to several students.
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Chambers Academy Softball
By STAFF REPORTS/ @LSUNNEWS
Lady Rebels knockoff Region foe Cornerstone in DH
The Chambers Academy Lady Rebels softball
team defeated regional opponent Cornerstone twice
on Tues., March 15 to advance their overall record
to 7-2 and regional record
to 2-1. Brittney Williams
pitched consecutive complete games in the process.
The Lady Rebels won
the first game 3-2 behind a
complete game, 12 strikeout performance from
pitcher Brittney Williams.
Anslee Reese went 2-3
with two RBIs while
Kelsey Oliver drove in the
other run to go along with
two hits.
In game 2 Williams
went 2-3 at the plate while
pitching her consecutive
complete game in the
Lady Rebels’ 5-4 win.
Williams finished with 11
strikeouts while Ragan
Branes had a team high
three hits with an RBI.
Oliver and Hannah Slay
drove in runs, Slay’s sixth
inning hit gave Chambers
Academy the winning run.
Photo By: Brooke Colley//LSN
Tate Reese makes a close
slide into second
Chambers Academy Baseball
Rebels fall in games
last week
Hannah Slay’s crucial hit in 6th inning for a game winning run
Brittney Williams strikes out 1 of 11 batters
Chambers J.V Winter sports awards
Photo By Jody Stewart
Photo By: Brooke Colley/LSN
Chambers Gavin White pitching in game against Cornerstone
CA Babseball Brief -The Chambers Academy varsity
baseball squad fought hard during their 14-9 loss to Cornerstone. The Rebels fell behind by 4-0 after two innings
befort tying the game. They would again fall behind by
nine runs, 14-5, through five innings before scoring four
runs in the sixth inning to close within five runs before ultimately losing the game. Nate Sheppard went 2-3 with a
triple and three RBIs while Blake Sheppard finished with
two hits in his four at-bats. Braxton Allen and Jamie
Brown each had a hit in the loss.
LaFayette High Baseball
Bulldogs drop
two games
Photo By: Brooke Colley/LSN
2015-16 CA JV Basketball Awards -Front Row left to right : Braxton Allen Best Defensive Player ; CJ Lyons Captains Award; Rodriqus Dark, Rebel Award; Colton Hand , Captains Award; and Payton Allen, Best Offensive player
LaFayette’s Nicholas Beaty pitching against Reeltown
LHS Baseball Brief -The LaFayette Bulldogs baseball
team lost their past two games and are 3-10 on the season.
At home against Reeltown the Bulldogs were defeated 293, LaFayette worst loss of the season. The Bulldogs traveled to Horseshoe Bend and lost 14-1. LaFayette will host
regional foe Horseshoe Bend today at 4 pm and will be off
for spring break next week before hosting Wadley on Tues,
April 5.
Gator’s Pick Of The Week
Gator’s Pick of the Week
2015 C.A JV Cheerleading Awards - Front
row Left to Right: Lizzie Keebler, Best Jump; Gracie
Thornton, Best All Around; Shelby White, Best All
Around ; Back Row Left to right: Peyton Lamb, Most
Improved,; Shelly Keebler, Best Jump; and Maci Harmon-Most School Spirit
2015-16 JV Girls Basketball Awards- Lizzie Kebbler,
Best Defensive Player and Captains Award; Britten
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Garrison Brooks and Corey Boston :
expect big summer
The school year is
winding down and most
kids will have their minds
firmly on summer vacation plans or where they
are going to be looking for
a summer job or both. A
selected few will traveling
with their respective AAU
(Amatuer Athletic Union)
basketball teams in search
of higher rankings and the
eye of college coaches all
across the nation. Two of
those players; one a junior
heading into the summer
before his all important
senior season and the other
an eighth-grader embarking on the journey that is
high school. Both Garrison Brooks of Auburn
High School and Corey
Boston of J.P. Powell Middle School are prime examples of LaFayette born
basketball talent and the
future looks bright for
both of these young men.
Brooks had just finished playing his uncle
Morris “Mo” Finley, a former LaFayette High
School Bulldog and University of Alabama at
Birmingham point guard,
in a game of one-on-one
before calling me for our
scheduled phone conversation. According to
Brooks he beat his uncle, a
former professional player
overseas. These days
Brooks isn’t taking basketball -even a friendly game
of one-on-one- like a
game. In his current position as one of Alabama’s
most highly sought basketball recruits, he can’t afford to. “I really want to
win, I just want to be better than everybody else,”
said Brooks regarding his
current approach to basketball. “It kind of started
like that a year ago, he
continued. “Last year I
played to the level of my
competition, now I don’t
care who it is out there.”
Over
the
phone
Boston sounds like the 14year old that he is. Very
courteous with his “Yes
Sir, No Sir” answers to my
questions. Corey speaks in
a hushed tone and seems
to take nearly a minute to
respond. He’s a point
guard in-training and despite the LHS Bulldogs
having a heck of a senior
point guard and quarterback returning to the court
and field next season in
JaTarvious
Whitlow,
Boston is the future of the
program. No matter what
Bulldogs coach Obadiah
Threadgill allows me to
think. “I don’t know yet, I
have five eighth graders
who we’re expecting to
build upon [next season],”
said Threadgill via text
message. “We’ll see. I’m
hoping he has a great summer.” The near future is
now for Boston, in particular at point guard where
his gifts are most noticeable. “He knows how to
play the point guard position,” says Georgia Kings
AAU 8th grade team
coach Antonio Mathis.
“Corey gets his teammates
involved and plays the
right way, he’s got all of
the tools to be a very good
player.” His JV coach at
LaFayette High School
concurs the same sentiments. “I feel like he has
matured tremendously,”
says Travis Smith. “He’s
now learning how to take
charge of the offense and
get everyone involved.”
His plans this summer:
“I’m trying to get better
with my right hand.” For
an eighth grader Boston
has a mature grasp of
what’s important. “I like
passing the ball and
watching my teammates
Donnell Suggs /Sports Editor
Garrison Brooks Photo by HoopSeen.com
score and helping my team
win.” This kid’s priorities
are in order.
Brooks now stalks the
paint for the Auburn High
School Tigers but proudly
hails from LaFayette.
“Born and raised,” said
Brooks when I asked him
about his hometown,
“everybody in my family
is from LaFayette, my dad,
mom, uncle, everybody.” I
had to ask Brooks what he
thought about how good
the Bulldogs would have
been this season if he and
his family didn’t move to
Auburn after his seventh
grade year at J.P. Middle
School. “I think we’d be
ring fitting right now,”
says Brooks. The kid doesn’t lack for confidence
that’s for sure. “It’s been
awesome to see him grow
as a person and a player,”
said Finley about his
nephew, “his goal is to be
better each year and so far
he’s done that.” He is now
able to realize what he
wants from athletics,
meaning a sound education with a promising career in Health/Sports
Management,”
says
Brooks’ mother Tamala C.
Colquitt. “No One sees the
missing prom, school
dances, hanging out with
friends because of all of
the travel, training and
games. I am really really
impressed how he is handling everything.”
The
everything
Colquitt is speaking of
might have something to
with Brooks’ summer
hoops schedule. The 6-9,
215 pound power forward
is set to travel the country
with a number of basketball circuits; Nike EYBL
in Brooklyn and Indiana
next month, AAU tournaments in Hampton, Virginia
and
Suwanee,
Georgia in May and the
prestigious Peach Jam in
North Augusta, South Car-
olina near the end of the
summer in July. “My mom
always told me ‘If you’re
not going to play hard then
why play’,” says Brooks
of all of the upcoming basketball he’s going to be involved in.
Boston and the Georgia Kings will kick off
their summer at the Southern Exposure tournament
in Birmingham next
month. “I’m looking forward to playing ball this
summer, mainly to have
something to do,” said
Boston near the end of our
interview.
One is just starting his
journey, the other getting
prepared for what will be a
huge audition for some of
the country’s best college
hoops programs. Both of
their lives will change
when the summer is done
and by all accounts for the
better.
Corey Boston Photo by Boston family
What’s On My Mind
Don't Be So Quick to Judge
By Donnell Suggs
By this point many of
you have heard or read
about the high school
teacher in Greene County,
Georgia that called a particular female student some
nasty things. Before I proceed I want to say that I
think what was said wasn’t
right, was far from professional and was illegal in regards to how a teacher is
supposed to address a student. I have school-aged
children and would have
went straight to the school,
fist balled, if my child came
home and told me that a
grown man said those
words to him/her.
But I know Corey
Hunter, and unless my ability to read people is wrong
(very wrong) I don’t think
nhe was being malicious
when he said those things to
that female student. I think
he made the mistake few of
us make at work or at
church or at dinner with a
few of your wife’s friends
and their spouses: He said
exactly what he was thinking, he just said it outloud.
We’re all guilty of it, except
we have been institutionalized and trained to wait till
we get home to gripe to our
spouses and friends instead
of to our bosses, co-workers
and in this case objects of
our frustration.
What does this have to
do with sports? Hunter was
the coach of the Greene
County High School Tigers
boys basketball team, a
team I covered for the
Greensboro local paper, The
Lake Oconee News back in
2014. I spent a lot of time at
practice, on the phone and
at games with Hunter and
his team. I saw and heard
how he treated his players,
including his son, and know
he cares about kids. Did he
ever rag on his players? Yes,
of course he did, every
coach worth a salt does. Did
he hug them after wins and
loses, alike? Often. During
my decade-long career of
covering sports, Hunter
might have been the most
hands-on coach I had the
pleasure to be around. I
even wrote a feature story
on him and his son, the
coach and the player, father
and son. I remember hearing from parents and readers that the story was both
well done and honest. But
now, not so much.
It’s real easy to judge
the man by this particular
incident. With social media
leading the way it’s even
easier to pass judgment than
ever before. That said, I
don’t think you should be so
easy to judge a man, woman
or child, respectively, without having been there.
Maybe what the child said
was stupid. Maybe she had
shown signs in that class of
someone that wouldn’t succeed in life if she continued
to put forth the kind of effort she had been putting
forth. Only she and Hunter
could truly say. Was he
wrong? Yes, without a
doubt. But he deserve some
of the vitriol he’s receiving
on Facebook and Twitter?
Absolutely not. The man resigned from a job he’s had
for over a decade because
of his mistake. Enough is
enough, price paid. Don’t
be so quick to judge, you
never know when you’ll be
in the position where you’ll
say what’s exactly on your
mind.
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By Roger Campbell
A college student had reached a point in his life where he was questioning things taught him by his parents and church: the meaning of life, the reliability of
the Bible, how the world began, how to prepare for eternity, to name a few. Answers kept eluding him so I raised one more question: “Did Jesus Christ come
out of the grave alive?”
I wanted this passionate seeker to face my question because I knew acceptance of the resurrection would drive away his doubts and change his view of life,
death and eternity just as it had for millions who came before him.
In his book, “FIRST EASTER, The True and Unfamiliar Story,” Dr. Paul Maier, a long time professor of history at Western Michigan University, called the
week of the death and resurrection of Christ “the week that changed the world.”
Dr. Maier was especially moved by the impact of the resurrection on the disciples of Christ, writing: “The psychological change of the disciples is certainly
striking. What transformed Peter, the man who could be unhinged by questions from a servant girl into so bold a spokesman for the faith that even the entire
Sanhedrin could not silence him? Had the disciples deceitfully tried to spawn a new faith on the world, would they have gone on to give their very lives for it?
Clearly, they were themselves convinced that Jesus rose.”
It is true that some of the disciples had trouble believing that Christ had risen. The one called doubting Thomas said he could only believe in the resurrection if he could place his finger in the places the nails had pierced the hands of his Lord and thrust his hand into the spear wound in His side. But after one weak
week, this doubter became so dedicated to Christ that he spent his life telling others to trust the living One.
The women who had stood last at the cross were the first to arrive at the tomb on Easter morning, but even they came with weak faith, intending to anoint
the body of Jesus with spices to preserve it. Their encounter with the risen One, however, dried their tears and drove away their fears, changing everything.
My first funeral was for a twelve year old boy who had been thrown from a horse, striking his head on a rock. His family and the entire community were
enveloped in a cloud of sorrow over this great loss.
Standing behind the pulpit of that country church on the day of the funeral, I looked out on a capacity crowd of grieving people and at each open window I
could see people outside straining to hear words of hope. Thankfully, the assurance of resurrection made these needed words possible.
There are many proofs of the resurrection we celebrate this week, including the empty tomb, written testimonies by eyewitnesses and the existence of millions of believers in spite of the peril of persecution.
The strongest evidence of the resurrection of our Lord, however, may be the changed lives of those discouraged and doubting disciples. After the resurrection, these weak ones traded their fears for faith and their focus from death to life. Those who follow their example will find strength to cope with everything
they face every day.
Roger Campbell was an author, broadcaster and columnist who was a pastor for 22 years. Contact us at [email protected].
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312 1st St. 644-4337
First Christian Church of Fairfax
302 Blvd. Valley 756-3941
First Christian Church of Riverview
Friendship Christian
Lanett Congregational Christian
900 S. 7th Ave. 644-1514
Langdale Congregational Christian
2400 65th St. Valley 756-2335
Pleasant Grove Congregational U.C.C.
County Rd. 53 LaFayette 864-7412
Old Path Christian Center
1000 Lee Rd. 263, Cusseta 742-0144
Pine Forest Congregational Christian
1107 30th St. Valley 768-3400
Spring Road Christian
1729 Spring Rd. 644-2611
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Church of Christ
LaFayette St. S, LaFayette 864-8589
Church of Christ
706 S. 13th St. Lanett 644-1282
Evangel Temple Church of God
in Christ
864-0464
Fairfax Church of Christ
Old Cusseta Rd.
North 13th Ave Church of Christ
407 N. 13th Ave. 644-4051
Todd Congregational Christian
United Church of Christ
1801 30th Valley 768-2812
CHURCH OF GOD
Church of God Community Chapel
708 S. 8th 644-4194
Faith Temple Church of God
4520 46th St. SW 5763904
First Church of God of Valley
3640 55th St., Valley 756-2298
Penton Church of God
Hwy. 77 Penton, AL 864-8724
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF
LATTER-DAY SAINTS
Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-Day Saints
1802 S. 5th St., Lanett 644-5542
EPISCOPAL
St. Andrews Anglican
204 Beallwood Dr., West Point 643-1616
St. John’s Episcopal
501 Ave. C W 645-2157
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church
809 Rock Mills Rd. Roanoke, AL 8636021
GOSPEL
Manna Fellowship
1111 3rd Ave. 643-6929
HOLINESS
Fairfax Congregational Holiness
River Road Valley
Faith Mission
1510 U. S. Hwy. 29 W. Point 645-6756
Fredonia Community Holiness
8473 County Rd. 499-2383
God’s Lighthouse
1918 24th Ave. SW 576-4627
Goodnews Revival Center
5317 16th SW 576-3998
West Point Community
Sample Rd., West Point
JEHOVA’S WITNESS
JEHOVAH’S WITNESS
KINGDOM HALL
2821 Cusseta Rd. 576-8203
METHODIST
Allen Memorial AME Church
303 6th Avenue SE
LaFayette 706-888-0768
Bell’s Chapel United Methodist
864-0002
Bethel United Methodist
1595 Webb Rd., West Point 645-2374
Emmanuel Chapel CME Methodist
1309 E. 10th St. 645-2062
Fairfax Methodist
901 Boulevard Valley 756-3070
First United Methodist-Lanett
508 S. 6th St. 644-1055
First United Methodist - LaFayette
104 LaFayette St. N 864-8433
First United Methodist Church of
West Point
306 E. 7th St. West Point 645-1379
Fredonia United Methodist
County Rd. 222
Goodsell United Methodist
1007 N. 6th Ave. 644-3950
Hall’s Memorial CME
208 Huguley Rd. Valley 756-7532
Harrington United Methodist
5420 16th St. 576-3749
Hopewell United Methodist
3161 Hopewell Rd. Valley 756-4748
Keeney Memorial United Methodist
703 Ave. K, West Point 645-2201
Langdale United Methodist
6301 20th Ave. Valley 756-2221
Mt. Pleasant Methodist
3205 County Rd. 176, LaFayette 8640302
Pine Grove United Methodist
White Plains, LaFayette 864-0455
Plant City United Methodist
110 E. 18th St. 644-4345
Powells Chapel United Methodist
100 3rd NE, LaFayette 864-0863
Riverview United Methodist
1254 California St. Valley
SardisUnited Methodist
Crystal Springs Rd.
Sardis United Methodist
2301 31st St. Valley 768-2021
St. Paul African Methodist
Episcopal
1415 N. 6th Ave. 644-2492
St. Stephens CME
2427 Columbus Rd. Valley 756-9756
Chapel Hill UMC 3471 Co Rd 114,
Fredonia UMC Co Rd 222, Five Points
334-476-9076
Sweet Home UMC 1175 Co Rd 105,
Milltown Methodist Church Co. Rd.
155 LaFayette 334-864-0599
NAZARENE
Huguley Church of Nazarene
2116 Veterans Memorial Pkwy
576-2034
Langdale Church of the Nazarene
5400 22nd Ave. Valley 756-7602
Nazarene
1206 S. Jennings Ave. 644-1902
Shawmut Church of the Nazarene
3105 29th Blvd. Valley 768-2496
Valley First Church of the Nazarene
103 Church St. Valley 756-3083
1061 Industrial Dr.
LaFayette, AL.
334 864-0777
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LaFayette, Alabama 36862
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LaFayette, AL. 36862
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PENTECOSTAL
First Pentecostal
2437 Phillips Rd. 576-3200
Riverview Pentecoastal Church of God
1312 Myhand St., Valley
Greater Abundant Life Tabernacle
4 First Street SE
LaFayette 864-0014
PRESBYSTERIAN
West Point Presbyterian
1002 5th Ave. West Point 643-7441
Lebanon Presbyterian Church
County Road 172 LaFayette (Buffalo)
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST
Valley Seventh Day Adventist
2108 40th St. Valley 756-3882
OTHER
Area Vineyard Christian Fellowship
2nd Ave., West Point 643-1110
Calvary Family Worship Center
1701 41st St. Valley 756-3780
Church of the Resurrection
1004 Ivey Ln. West Point 643-3665
Cornerstone
125 Bennett St. Valley 756-6456
Faith Evangelistic
Hwy. 29 & Ben Brown Rd. Valley 756-2861
I Am That I Am Tabernacle
1400 E. 9th St. West Point 645-1227
Abundant Life Christian Center & Church
5255 County Rd. 178 LaFayette 864-0840
Emmanuel Deaf Church
2821 Cusseta Rd, Lanett
Good Shepherd Worship Cntr.
209 N. Lanier Ave, Lanett 499-2171
The Upper Room Church
3640 55th St., Valley 706-773-1714
612 M.L.K. Drive S.E.
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Presidential Trivia #2
By Paul Richardson
You’ve heard of Benjamin Harrison, the 23rd
President of the United
States. You’ve also heard
of
his
grandfather,
William Henry Harrison,
the 9th President of the
United States.
Yep, another family
affair, and grand pappy
Henry was a real rough
and tumble character. He
was known for a lot of
things, such as the first
Whig President and the
first president to draw
over one million votes.
At the ripe old age of
sixty-eight, he was the
oldest President ever to be
sworn in. He had more
grand children and great
grand children than any
other President to that
point.
And his inaugural address is the longest in history, one hour and forty
minutes.
Grandson and future
President Benjamin Harrison was born into luxury,
wanting for nothing.
To create himself a
rough and tumbled image
like his grandfather’s,
when elected President,
Benjamin chose to ride the
meanest horse he could
find to his inauguration.
Everyone was rightly
concerned with his decision, especially his family.
And he made the ride
without a hat or overcoat,
delivered his inaugural
address, and stood around
for two hours, in the freez-
ing rain.
Thirty one days later,
he was dead of Pneumonia.
If any President has a
blood and guts image it’s
Harry Truman. After all,
he nuked Japan, not once
but twice and threatened
to bomb the Russians, and
thought about dropping
the “Big One” on Korea.
He is often quoted as saying, “if you can’t stand the
heat, get out of the
Kitchen.”
He also said “The
buck stops here,” a quote
meaning he took full responsibility for his actions.
When he assumed office of President upon the
death of Franklin Roosevelt, most doubted his
ability to lead the world
out of the “great war.” As
Vice President, he garnered the image of being
too meek and mild to
make hard decisions.
It did not take long to
make believers out of all
doubters. But did you
know as a lad, Harry Truman was groomed to be
concert pianist?
Everyone expected
him to become world
renowned. And he might
have, except as a young
boy in 1901 he was forced
gave up music and take
work when his father loss
the family fortune.
More
Presidential
trivia coming
Community Briefs
COMMUNITY EASTER
EGG HUNT
Join us at Milltown
Baptist Church for a Easter
Egg Hunt on March 26 at
4:30 p.m. CST. The church
is located on Hwy 77 in
Milltown. Movie night will
be held on March 20.
Snacks at 5:00 p.m. Movie
at 6:00 p.m. Everyone is
welcome.
LAFAYETTE DAY CAR
SHOW FOR VALLEY
HAVEN
LaFayette Day Car
Show will be held April 9
in downtown LaFayette.
9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. CDT.
Street rods, antique cars,
trucks, tractors, kid’s activities, BBQ, a variety of
food and refreshments, arts
& crafts and live entertainment. For entry information
contact Craig Brown @
334-756-2868.
CUSSETA
BAPTIST CHURCH
Easter Sunrise Serv-
ices March 27 at 6:30 a.m.
CST. Breakfast will be
served after the service.
Everyone is welcome to
join us.
ROCK SPRINGS
BAPTIST
CHURCH
EASTER SCHEDULE
March 27 6:00 a.m.
Sunrise Service and breakfast to follow; 9:00 a.m.
Sunday School; 10:00 a.m.
Worship and Musical. The
church is located at 2408
Co. Rd. 62. Call 864-9246
for more info.
CITY HALL CLOSING
City Hall will be
closed on Monday March
28, 2016 in observance of
Easter Holiday.
CHICKEN BARBECUE
Five Points Volunteer
Fire Dept. will have their
annual BBQ on Saturday,
March 26 serving 10 a.m.
until 2 p.m. CST at the Five
Points Community House.
LOG A LOAD FOR
KIDS SPORTING CLAY
SHOOT
The Oaks in LaFayette
will be hosting our annual
sporting clay shoot, turkey
shoot, live auction, kiddie
corner, gun raffle, live entertainment, guess the load
contest and concessions on
Saturday, April 16 at 8:00
a.m. CST. Registration begins at 7:30 a.m. CST. This
is a family fun filled day so
please come out and enjoy.
Please contact Mandy Cain
(334-234-1118/[email protected]) for
any questions or information.
COMMUNITY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Community Baptist
Church, located at 1105
County Road 62 LaFayette,
Al. will begin Wednesday
night Prayer Meeting Services at 6:00 CDT each
week. Pastor, Blain Turner
and the members of the
church welcome everyone
to attend and worship with
us.
JACKSON MEMORIAL
BAPTIST CHURCH
Schedule
Come join us in fellowship at Jackson Memorial Baptist Church with the
new pastor Dr. Bobby N.
Duck. Sunday School 9:30 am CST. Morning
Worship - 10:30 am CST.
Wednesday Night Service 4:30 pm CST. Breakfast is
served every Sunday starting at 8:00 a.m. CST and is
FREE. Everybody is welcome to come. The church
is located at 3122 Co Rd 89
in LaFayette.
SOUTHEASTERN
WOODCARVING
SCHOOL
The 31st Annual
Southeastern Woodcarving
School and Competition
will be held July 7-10 at the
Wetumpka Civic Center in
Wetumpka, Al. For more
information on classes and
the school visit our website
at www.centralalwoodcarving.com or contact Judy
Brooks @ 334-541-2497.
CLOSING OF THE
CHAMBERS COUNTY
COMMISSION
OFFICES
The Commission offices will be closed on
Monday, March 28 for
Easter Monday.
REVIVAL SERVICES
Community Baptist
Church located at 1105
County Road 62, LaFayette
Alabama will be having
their annual Revival Services. Services will begin on
Sunday, March 20 and will
conclude on Friday, March
25. Pastor, Jeff Cox will be
bringing the message each
night. There will be special
singing each night. Services begin at 5:00 CDT
Sunday and 6:30 CDT
Monday through Friday.
Pastor, Blain Turner and the
congregation invite you to
come out and join us for a
great week of singing,
preaching and fellowship.
WEST
CHAMBERS
FIRE DEPT CHICKEN
BBQ
West Chambers Fire
Dept. will have their
chicken barbecue on April
2 from 10:00 a.m. - 1:00
p.m. Plates can be picked
up at the fire department or
courthouse square. Tickets
can be purchased by a fireman or at Whaley’s Upholstery. $8.00 per plate.
PENTON CHURCH
OF GOD
Their will be an Easter
Sunrise Service Sunday
morning March 27 at 6:00
a.m. Breakfast will be
served after the service in
the fellowship hall. Our
regular Sunday service will
be at 8:00 a.m. and no Sunday night service. You are
invited to come and worship with us.
Inside The Statehouse
By Steve Flowers
In the literary classic,
“The Decline and Fall of
the Roman Empire,” the
author draws parallels to a
nation that was on top of
the world and because of
perverse, grandiose and
pompous behavior that dynasty self-destructed and
destroyed itself. It was from
reading this documentary
that the Russian premier
Khrushchev believed that
we, the United States,
would destroy ourselves
thus causing him to brashly
declare, “We will bury
you.”
One of the travails of
Rome, as illustrated in the
book, was the power and
arrogance of the Roman
Senate. Roman Senators
were given immense power
and prestige and allowed to
live lavishly at the public’s
expense. They, with the
concurrence of Caesar,
were allowed to control the
Roman purse strings and
thus dispensed the public
funds generously among
themselves. They lived a
royal life with lavish luxuries and opulence generally
reserved for royalty. It led
to a life of comfort and debauchery that Solomon
warned about in Proverbs,
“pride goeth before a fall.”
Many people believe
that members of congress
today are following this
pattern. Maybe not to the
same extreme as the Romans, but in some ways
similar. U.S. Congressmen
vote on their own annual
salary increases, which are
now up to $175,000 annually with a health plan that
would be the envy of any
corporate employee and
could not be afforded by a
corporation yet it cost the
congressman
nothing.
Many congressmen will
argue that $175,000 per
year is not exorbitant considering that they must
maintain a residence in
their home state and in
Washington. This argument
does not seem to hold water
with the average American
who earns less than 20 percent of that salary.
Congressmen do not
have much of a challenge in
getting reelected. No matter
how good a job they do for
their constituents the advantage of incumbency
gives 97% of all congressman another term if they
choose. However, unlike
Roman senators, their
power has diminished significantly because of the
partisan divide in Washington. Today, congressmen
simply vote their party line,
making them like members
of British Parliament. They
are no longer individuals
but pawns of their party.
They are members in the
process and fall in line with
party dogma and dictates,
losing much of their individualism and, in the
process, their power.
Even though one Alabama congressman or congresswoman
represents
approximately 635,000 Alabamians and an Alabama
state senator represents
around 130,000 Alabamians, I would argue that a
least a dozen state senators
have more impact over
public policy than any of
our seven congressmen.
There are 435 members of
Congress and 35 members
of the Alabama Senate. If a
state senator is well placed
and in a position of power,
they are unquestionably
more influential and powerful than a congressperson.
The only exception in
our delegation would be
Congressman Robert Aderholt. Of our seven members
of the U.S. Congress, Aderholt is the only one with
any seniority or clout. He is
on track to be as powerful
one day as his predecessor
Democrat Tom Bevill.
Aderholt got to Congress at
a very young age and he is
on the right committees and
on the right track.
A couple of years ago,
Congressman Jo Bonner
left the Mobile/Baldwin
first district of congress. A
medley of candidates
emerged. State Senator Trip
Pittman of Baldwin County
could have possibly won
that seat. But guess what?
Sen. Pittman chairs the
Senate Finance and Taxation Committee. He would
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have become much less
powerful as a freshman
member of congress than
controlling the state budget.
In 2010, State Senators
Dick Brewbaker of Pike Road,
Harri Ann Smith of Slocomb,
or Jimmy Holley of Elba could
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District and ultimately gone to
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especially Holley, have much
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In many cases a state senator is more powerful than a
congressman.
Steve Flowers is Alabama’s leading political
columnist. His weekly column
appears in over 60 Alabama
newspapers. He served 16
years in the state legislature.
Steve may be reached at
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THE LAFAYETTE SUN March 23, 2016 Page 1B
Spring is here, and so is the pollen
By Alton Mitchell
Spring is officially
here as of this past Sunday.
The season that is known
for April showers ushering
in May flowers is actually
bombarding the LaFayette
area with a different kind of
storm and beauty right now.
That is trees coming out of
their dormant winter state
and release allergens in the
air much like pollen.
A drive down any
street in LaFayette or
Chambers County today
will show trees opening up
in full bloom and beautiful
white buds filling in the
limbs and branches that
have lay in their dormant
state the past several
months.
While those blooms
maybe especially beautiful to
look at they are releasing one
of Mother Nature’s most annoying creations and that is
allergens. This year has been
one which has been exceptionally bad as pollen levels
from mostly tree based allergens have been in the high to
extremely high levels most of
the season.
Around the area a light
yellow dusting of what appears to be a tainted southern snowfall continues to
dust local automobiles,
streets, buildings, and any
object that is left in the
open is falling victim to this
annoyance.
People are also subject
to the effects of pollen as it
triggers season allergies to
those who are susceptible to
the effects of season’s allergies. The effects can trigger a
wide array of symptoms including sneezing, coughing,
pink eye, watery eyes, sore
throat, breathing troubles,
and symptoms that may also
closely resemble those of the
common cold. Many of the
symptoms produced by season allergies are caused by
our bodies releasing its natural defense systems against
what it thinks are harmful invaders much like it does
against bacteria trying to invade.
The yellow snow storm
currently in progress started
well before the start of spring
this year and is expected to
last the next several weeks.
So those with allergies will
continue to see the effects of
pollen into the weeks of
April, but as temperatures
rise and plants such as trees
awake from their winter resting states the allergies should
die down close to mid spring.
Trees in bloom near downtown LaFayette
Keep Smilin - LaFayette’s First Lady, Tammie Moody
By Charlotte Blasingame
This week I am honored to profile our own
First Lady Tammie Moody.
Tammie was born and
raised in Sylacauga, Alabama.
After graduating from
High School, she could not
decide what career path she
wanted to take.
One thing she knew
was she wanted to be a wife
and mother.. She would
babysit for friends on
weekends or during the
summer.
Fortunately, she had a
next door neighbor who
told her about an employment opportunity at Avondale Credit Union. After
landing the job she worked
for Avondale almost 10
years.
In 1974, after graduating from Auburn, Barry
Moody became employed
with Russell Corporation in
Alexander City, Alabama.
Tammie considered
herself lucky whenever he
was transferred to the Sylacauga Sewing Plant in Sylacauga as Assistant Plant
Manager.
In 1979 a coworker at
Avondale Trucking Department asked her would she
like to meet someone.
Of course she said yes.
She states there was always
competition between the
two plants.
What is comical is she
and Barry did not really get
along at first.. She used the
illustration of the song sung
by Donnie and Marie Osmond.." He's a little bit
Country.. She's a little bit
Rock and Roll". As time
went on and they spent
more time together their
love grew.
During the 1980 World
Series he proposed to her.
They were married Valentine's Day 1981.
In the spring of the
same year they bought their
first home and by the end of
the summer she was expecting their first child.
Nicole Moody entered this
world on March 30. Mrs.
Moody states she was on
top of the moon!
With her husband
working in Management in
the Garment Factory Industry she knew the possibilities of relocating.
That day came sooner
than she thought. He was
offered an opportunity to
relocate to LaFayette as
Plant Manager. An opportunity he could not turn
down!
Tammie had to prepare
for a new chapter in her
life. Leaving her family and
a home she loved was very
emotional for her. Not to
mention she was six
months pregnant with their
daughter Meagan.
Unable to find a WalMart or McDonalds in this
Mrs. Tammie Moody
quaint little town still did
not feel the void for her
home town.. Cruising the
streets and seeing the beautiful homes in LaFayette reminded her so much of
Sylacauga.. She remembers
telling Barry he might as
well buy some new tires for
her car because she would
be going home a lot.
Whenever she began
to feel the love and wel-
coming of the residents and
the Russell family, here in
LaFayette removed all
doubts she had at first..
Now this is her home
and she can't fathom leaving.
She quickly began to
find her way around Chambers County and surrounding areas..
After living here for
nearly a year Meagan made
illiness has almost been unbearable at time.
After meeting Dr.
Christopher
LaGanke
through a mutual friend and
after his advisement for
treatment, she recently underwent Lemtrada Infusions.
These infusions entailed 5 days a week for 7
hours a day.
Beginning the day
with steroids for the first
hour, four hours of Lemtrada, ending with monitoring for two hours.
She has a follow up appointment in 3 months. If
these infusions are successful, she will need to go back
for only 3 treatments next
year.
Tammie loves the outdoors and being with family and friends. If it has the
name Lake or Beach on it...
She is in her element.
Her love for children is
shown by her testimony
leading the Children Dept.
at First Baptist Church
where she and her husband
Mayor Barry Moody are
active members.
They are the proud
parents of 2 daughters who
are married to their wonderful son in laws Jamie
and J.J. They are also the
proud "B" and Gigi to
grandchildren Wrangler,
Roper, McKenzie and
Trenter.
her entrance March 2nd.
Long story short she
was offered a job at Home
Federal Savings and Loan
where her tenure ended in
1993 whenever Home Federal merged with Colonial
Bank.
Another door opens
for a job opportunity with
Attorney Billie Anne
Tucker until her unexpected death in 1997.
In 1994 The Moody's
built their dream home here
in LaFayette.. After Attorney Tucker's death enabled
her to spend the summer of
1997 with her daughters.
Whenever the girls returned to school in the fall
Tammie decided to go back
to work.
She became employed
with Southern Union State
Community College at the
Wadley Campus. Eventually she transferred to the
Opelika campus.
In 2005 Mr. and Mrs.
Moody attended an Auburn
Football game, as she was
leaving she began to notice
her left leg scuffing.
After seeking opinions
from several doctors in
2012 she was diagnosed
with Multiple Sclerosis.
She continued to work
until the stress factor which
is a symptom of MS was
too much for her to handle,
deciding it was time to retire.
The challenges of this
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Page 2B THE LAFAYETTE SUN March 23, 2016
LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF ALABAMA
CHAMBERS COUNTY
LAFAYETTE ALABAMA
DELINQUENT TAX SALE
NOTICE: TAX SALE FOR
THE 2015 TAX YEAR BY
VIRTUE OF THE DECREE RENDERED BY
THE PROBATE COURT
OF CHAMBERS
COUNTY, ALABAMA. I
WILL PROCEED TO
SELL FOR CASH IN THE
SMALL COURTROOM,
ROOM B111, OF THE
CHAMBERS COUNTY
COURTHOUSE, IN THE
CITY OF LAFAYETTE,
ON APRIL 20TH, 2016,
COMMENCING AT 10:00
AM, CDT, THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED REAL
ESTATE TO WIT:
LEGAL NOTICE
2. ACCOUNT#0000404690
ALABAMA
GEORGIA
BONDING INC. 106 ALABAMA
AVENUE
W.
LAFAYETTE AL 36862 PARCEL
#18-03-07-4-002022.000 REF.: 002013-003909
ACRES: LOT; IMPS; LOT 2
BLOCK 37 LANGDALE
MILL VILLAGE M.B. 3 PG.
23-25 IN NW1/4 OF SE1/4.
S7 T21N R29E CITY OF
VALLEY;
STATE
&
COUNTY TAX: $276.16
COSTS: $32.76 ADVERTISING: $70.80 TOTAL DUE:
$379.72
3. ACCOUNT#0000000734
ASKEW P. T. & ESSIE MAE
% WILLIAM WALKER P.O.
BOX 722 VALLEY AL 36854
PARCEL #17-06-13-3-005013.000 REF.: 00D057000276 ACRES: LOT; ; BEG
107'(S) N OF & 779'(S) W OF
SE COR OF SE1/4 OF SW1/4
OF
SEC.
13,
RUN
S'LY113'(S) TO SUMMERHILL ROAD, W'LY ALONG
ROAD 215'(S), N'LY120'(S),
E'LY210'(S) TO P.O.B., IN
SE1/4 OF SW1/4 OF SEC. 13
& IN NE1/4 OF NW1/4 OF
SEC. 24. S13 & 24 T21N
R28E CITY OF VALLEY;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
$38.25 COSTS: $23.06 ADVERTISING:
$101.38
TOTAL DUE: $162.69
4. ACCOUNT#0000000892
BAILEY BESSIE % WILLIE
RAMSEY
2210
16TH
COURT S.W. LANETT AL
36863 PARCEL #10-07-35-4006-008.000 REF.: 00D164000149 ACRES: LOT; IMPS;
LOT 27 LITTLE SHAWMUT
SUB MB 2P 18 S 35 T 22NR28ECITY OF LANETT;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
$328.94 MUNICIPAL TAX:
$77.40 COSTS: $38.07 ADVERTISING: $66.11 TOTAL
DUE: $510.52
5. ACCOUNT#0000186990
BAILEY JEOFFREY 1535
27TH STREET S.W. LANETT AL 36863 PARCEL #1701-02-1-001-019.001 REF.:
002002-004999
ACRES:
LOT; IMPS; LOT 26 BLOCK
AF. JERRY COOK RESUBM.B. 2 PG. 68IN NW1/4
OF
NE1/4.S2
T21N
R28ECITY OF LANETT;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $182.11
6. ACCOUNT#0000346280
BAILEY JOHNNY D. SR.
200 HODGES STREET
VALLEY AL 36854 PARCEL
#10-07-36-4-004-006.000
REF.:
002007-003049
ACRES: LOT; ; LOTS 24, 25,
26, 27 & 28 BLOCK F CALLAWAY PLACE SUB. M.B. 4
PG. 112 IN NW1/4 OF SE1/4.
LANETT;
STATE
&
COUNTY TAX: $42.50 MUNICIPAL
TAX:
$10.00
$150.25
7. ACCOUNT#0000346300
BAILEY JOHNNY D. SR.
200 HODGES STREET
#10-07-36-4-004-008.000
REF.:
002007-003049
ACRES: LOT; IMPS; LOTS
21 & 22 BLOCK F CALLAWAY PLACE SUB. M.B. 4
PG. 112 IN NW1/4 OF SE1/4
& IN NE1/4 OF SW1/4. S36
T22N R28E CITY OF LANETT; STATE & COUNTY
TAX: $1371.06 MUNICIPAL
TAX: $322.60 COSTS: $90.55
ADVERTISING:
$77.50
TOTAL DUE: $1861.71
9. ACCOUNT#0000001047
BALDWIN
INTERNATIONAL INC. 707 VETERANS
MEM.
PKWAY.
LANETT AL 36863 PARCEL
#10-07-25-1-002-015.000
REF.:
00D240-000135
BLOCK
67LANETT
BLEACHERY
&
DYE
WORKSMB. 3 PG. 18-19IN
SW1/4 OF NW1/4.S25 T22N
R28ECITY OF LANETT;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $144.82
10. ACCOUNT#0000001048
BALDWIN
MEM.
PKWAY
#10-07-25-1-002-015.001
REF.:
00D240-000135
ACRES: LOT; ; LOT 16
BLOCK
67LANETT
BLEACHERY
&
DYE
WORKSMB. 3 PG. 1819LOT 15REED'S ADDITIOND.B.31
PG.499IN
SW1/4 OF NE1/4.S25 T22N
R28ECITY OF LANETT;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $144.16
11. ACCOUNT#0000001049
BALDWIN
MEM.
PKWAY
#10-07-25-3-006-012.000
REF.:
00D240-000135
BLOCK 39LANETT MILL
VILLAGEM.B. 3 PG. 1017IN NE1/4 OF SW1/4.S25
T22N R28ECITY OF LANETT; STATE & COUNTY
TAX: $23.80 COSTS: $26.59
ADVERTISING:
$72.50
TOTAL DUE: $224.05
12. ACCOUNT#0000001050
BALDWIN
MEM.
PKWAY.
#10-07-25-3-011-004.000
REF.:
00D242-000588
BLOCK 31LANETT MILL
VILLAGEM.B. 3 PG.10-17IN
SE1/4 OF SW1/4.S25 T22N
R28ECITY OF LANETT;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $356.50
13. ACCOUNT#0000001051
BALDWIN
MEM.
PKWAY.
#10-07-25-3-017-007.000
REF.:
00D240-000135
BLOCK 20LANETT MILL
VILLAGEM.B.3 PG.10-17IN
SW1/4 OF SW1/4.S25 T22N
R28ECITY OF LANETT;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $211.62
14. ACCOUNT#0000001052
BALDWIN
MEM.
PKWAY.
#10-07-25-3-017-015.000
REF.:
00D240-000135
BLOCK 20LANETT MILL
SW1/4 OF SW1/4.S25 T22N
R28ECITY OF LANETT;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $361.55
15. ACCOUNT#0000001054
BALDWIN
MEM.
PKWAY.
#10-07-26-4-004-004.001
REF.:
00D240-000135
ACRES: LOT; IMPS; BEG
AT SE COR OF LOT 19
BLOCK 9,RUN W ALONG S
7TH STREET 150',N73',
W30', N67'(S), E115',N10',
E65', S150' TO P.O.B.,
CONT.LOTS 19,20,21 &
PART OF 22 BLOCK 9E. B.
REED
ADDN.D.B.33
PG.563IN
SE1/4
OF
SE1/4.S26 T22N R28ECITY
OF LANETT; STATE &
TAX:
$44.20
$363.93
16. ACCOUNT#0000001058
BALDWIN
MEM.
PKWAY.
#10-07-36-1-002-042.000
REF.:
00D240-000135
BLOCK 5LANETT MILL
VILLAGEMB.3 PG.10-17IN
NW1/4 OF NE1/4 &IN NE1/4
OF
NW1/4.S36
T22N
R28ECITY OF LANETT;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $239.37
17. ACCOUNT#0000001061
BALDWIN
MEM.
PKWAY.
#10-07-36-2-001-009.000
REF.:
00D240-000135
BLOCK 6LANETT MILL
NE1/4 OF NW1/4.S36 T22N
R28ECITY OF LANETT;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $315.46
18. ACCOUNT#0000001062
BALDWIN
MEM.
PKWAY.
#10-07-36-2-001-016.000
REF.:
00D240-000135
BLOCK 4LANETT MILL
NE1/4 OF NW1/4.S36 T22N
R28ECITY OF LANETT;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $397.42
19. ACCOUNT#0000001063
BALDWIN
MEM.
PKWAY.
#10-07-36-2-001-019.000
REF.:
00D240-000135
BLOCK 4LANETT MILL
NE1/4 OF NW1/4.S36 T22N
R28ECITY OF LANETT;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $220.15
20. ACCOUNT#0000001065
BALDWIN
MEM.
PKWAY.
#10-07-36-2-003-003.000
REF.:
00D240-000135
BLOCK 14LANETT MILL
NE1/4 OF NW1/4.S36 T22N
R28ECITY OF LANETT;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $279.80
21. ACCOUNT#0000001066
BALDWIN
MEM.
PKWAY.
#10-07-36-2-003-023.000
REF.:
00D240-000135
BLOCK 15LANETT MILL
NE1/4 OF NW1/4 &IN SE1/4
OF SW1/4.S36 & 25 T22N
R28ECITY OF LANETT;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $269.22
22. ACCOUNT#0000001069
BALDWIN
MEM.
PKWAY.
#10-07-36-2-005-014.000
REF.:
00D304-000315
BLOCK 8LANETT MILL
VILLAGEM.B. 3 PG. 1017IN SE1/4 OF NW1/4.S36
TAX: $46.20 COSTS: $31.39
ADVERTISING:
$72.52
TOTAL DUE: $346.45
23. ACCOUNT#0000001070
BALDWIN
MEM.
PKWAY.
#10-07-36-2-005-015.000
REF.:
00D289-000202
BLOCK 8LANETT MILL
VILLAGEM.B. 3 PG. 1017IN SE1/4 OF NW1/4.S36
TAX: $40.60 COSTS: $30.19
ADVERTISING:
$72.52
TOTAL DUE: $315.87
24. ACCOUNT#0000001076
BALDWIN
MEM.
PKWAY.
#17-02-03-1-003-049.000
REF.:
00D240-000135
ACRES: LOT; IMPS; LOT
79W.
H.
HUGULEY
SUB.M.B. 1 PG. 31AIN
NW1/4 OF NE1/4.S3 T21N
R28E; STATE & COUNTY
TAX: $209.09
COSTS:
$30.02
ADVERTISING:
$62.74 TOTAL DUE: $301.85
25. ACCOUNT#0000001077
BALDWIN
MEM.
PKWAY.
#17-02-03-1-003-049.001
REF.:
00D240-000135
& 78W. H. HUGULEY
SUB.M.B. 1 PG. 31AIN
NW1/4 OF NE1/4.S3 T21N
TAX: $107.94
COSTS:
$25.90
ADVERTISING:
$63.77 TOTAL DUE: $197.61
26. ACCOUNT#0000336250
BALDWIN
MEM.
PKWAY.
#10-07-35-4-002-003.001
REF.:
002006-001860
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 & 9 BLOCK B
LESS ROAD R.O.W. R. M.
PEARCE SUB. M.B. 2 PG. 1
IN NE1/4 OF SE1/4. S35
TAX: $212.80 COSTS: $67.05
ADVERTISING:
$79.94
TOTAL DUE: $1264.20
27. ACCOUNT#0000336395
BALDWIN
MEM.
PKWAY.
#10-07-36-2-005-016.000
REF.:
002006-001860
BLOCK 8 LANETT MILL
VILLAGE M.B. 3 PG. 10-17
IN SE1/4 OF NW1/4. S36
TAX: $41.00 COSTS: $30.28
ADVERTISING:
$73.55
TOTAL DUE: $319.08
28. ACCOUNT#0000001079
BALDWIN
MEM.
PKWAY.
#17-06-24-2-003-021.000
REF.:
00D250-000641
501'(S) W OF & 296'(S) N OF
SE COR OF SE1/4 OF
NW1/4, RUN NW'LY278'(D)
243'(S) TO A ROAD,NE'LY
ALONG
ROAD
167',
SE'LY104.8', SW'LY240'(D)
213'(S) TO P.O.B., IN SE1/4
OF NW1/4. S24 T21N R28E
CITY OF VALLEY; STATE &
COUNTY TAX: $260.94
$385.05
30. ACCOUNT#0000001282
BARROW KATE 840 N.
11TH AVENUE LANETT AL
LOT 4 BLK 4 JACKSONS
TOWN LOTSBK 1 PG 32A
SEC 25 T22N R28E; STATE
& COUNTY TAX: $162.34
MUNICIPAL TAX: $38.20
$290.90
31. ACCOUNT#0000001492
BELL JEWEL 1194 NEWTON ROAD VALLEY AL
LOT
2FULLERTON
SUB.M.B. 4 PG. 130IN SE1/4
OF
SW1/4.S28
T21N
R29ECITY OF VALLEY;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $167.50
32. ACCOUNT#0000398645
BELL TIFFANY LYNN 1204
NEWTON ROAD VALLEY
AL 36854 PARCEL #18-0828-3-001-022.000
REF.:
002013-002745
ACRES:
LOT;
IMPS;
LOT
3
FULLERTON SUB M.B. 4
PG. 130 IN SE1/4 OF SW1/4.
VALLEY;
STATE
&
COUNTY TAX: $397.81
$498.84
33. ACCOUNT#0000380000
BOLT JOHN & AMY 5255
COUNTY ROAD 178 FIVE
POINTS AL 36855 PARCEL
#07-02-04-0-001-013.000
REF.:
002011-001258
370' S OF NW COR OF
NW1/4, RUN SE'LY384' TO
U.S. 431, SW'LY ALONG
HWAY 75', NW'LY335', N80'
TO P.O.B., IN NW1/4 OF
NW1/4. S4 T23N R27E
TOWN OF FIVE POINTS;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $288.51
35. ACCOUNT#0000002100
BOWEN BOBBY E. & JANICE C. 2201 58TH STREET
#18-04-18-2-001-001.000
REF.:
00D233-000865
BLOCK
18LANGDALE
MILL VILLAGEM.B. 3 PG.
23-25IN
NE1/4
OF
NW1/4.S18 T21N R29ECITY
OF VALLEY; STATE &
COUNTY TAX: $272.84
$372.20
36. ACCOUNT#0000002194
BRADSHAW DOROTHY P.
% ASHLEY OWEN 3331
MCKEE ROAD UPATOI GA
LOT 12 BLOCK KTODD
ADDN.M.B. 1 PG. 36IN
SW1/4 OF NW1/4.S6 T21N
R29ECITY OF VALLEY;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $355.20
37. ACCOUNT#0000368835
BREWER
ROBERT
&
MACY
1055 COUNTY
ROAD 502 VALLEY AL
36854 PARCEL #20-01-02-0002-042.000 REF.: 002009004153 ACRES: LOT; IMPS;
LOT 38A ROLLING MEADOWS SUB. REDIVISION OF
LOTS 37 & 38 F.C. E SL. 97
IN NE1/4 OF NE1/4. S2 T20N
TAX: $219.24
COSTS:
$30.44
ADVERTISING:
$68.15 TOTAL DUE: $317.83
38. ACCOUNT#0000002476
BROWN AUBREY LEE %
MARILYN MARTIN 835
HOSPITAL STREET %
ARGIA R. HOLLOWAY
#12-06-14-1-006011.001
REF.:
00D278-000205
ACRES:
LOT; ; START AT INT OF S
MARGIN OF 1STAVENUE
S.W. & E MARGIN OF 3RDPLACE
S.W.,
RUN
NE'LY45.5',E'LYALONG AVENUE 204'(S) TO P.O.B.RUN
E'LY ALONG AVENUE
148'(S),S181.03', W158'(S),
N'LY179.64'TO P.O.B., IN
SW1/4 OF NE1/4.S14 T22N
R26ECITY OF LAFAYETTE;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
$106.74
TOTAL DUE: $186.72
39. ACCOUNT#0000002517
BROWN ELMER & LILLIAM B. % GENE BROWN
1352 LEE ROAD 275 CUSSETA AL 36852 PARCEL
#17-06-24-4-004-016.000
REF.:
00D161-000083
BLK 26 FAIRFAX MILL
DIVBK 3 P 26-28 S24 T21NR28E; STATE & COUNTY
TAX: $373.16
COSTS:
$36.71
ADVERTISING:
$60.95 TOTAL DUE: $470.82
40. ACCOUNT#0000311560
BROWN SHANNON 624
LAKE PLACID LOOP VALLEY AL 36854 PARCEL #1804-19-3-005-030.000 REF.:
002004-002585
ACRES:
36 FAIRFAX MILL VILLAGE M.B. 3 PG. 26-28 IN
SW1/4 OF SW1/4. S19 T21N
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $346.22
41. ACCOUNT#0000034431
BURROUGH ANTHONY D.
125
PROVIDENCE
CHURCH ROAD NEWNAN
GA 30263 PARCEL #02-0833-0-001-004.004
REF.:
002002-002500
ACRES:
MARGIN OF CO.ROAD 436
& W LINE OF NW1/4
OFNW1/4,
RUN
E'LY
ALONG ROAD 205'(S) TO
P.O.B., RUN E'LY ALONG
R
O
A
D
425.29',S'LY303.31',W426.1',
N'LY286.71' TO P.O.B.,
INNW1/4 OF NW1/4.S33
T24N R27E; STATE &
COUNTY TAX: $82.44
$196.24
42. ACCOUNT#0000002888
BURTON MARY %KIMBERLY BURTON 500 ALABAMA
AVENUE
E.
#12-06-13-1-001002.002
REF.:
00D256-000572
ACRES:
LOT; IMPS; START AT INT
OF E LINE OF SW1/4OF
NE1/4 & N MARGIN OF ALABAMAAVENUE
EAST,
RUN W ALONG AVENUE253' TO P.O.B., RUN
W
ALONGAVENUE
75',N150',E75',S150'
TOP.O.B., IN SW1/4 OF
NE1/4.S13 T22N R26ECITY
OF LAFAYETTE; STATE &
TAX:
$41.89
$433.38
43. ACCOUNT#0000003147
CANTRELL MARY ETAL
2518 OMAHA ROAD S.W.
ATLANTA GA 30331 PARCEL
#10-07-35-3-004020.000
REF.:
00D232-000667
ACRES:
LOT; ; LOT 20 BLOCK BW.
E. BARROW ESTATE SUB.
NO. 3M.B. 3 PG. 4IN SW1/4
OF SW1/4.S35 T22N R28E;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $105.42
44. ACCOUNT#0000358495
CARROLL
CAREY
&
STACEY P.O. BOX 852
#18-04-20-3-002-018.000
REF.:
002007-005681
876'(S) N OF & 299'(S) E OF
SW COR OF SW1/4 OF
SW1/4, RUN NE'LY275.5',
S'LY182.4', E89', S'LY99',
W203', N90' TO P.O.B., IN
SW1/4 OF SW1/4. S20 T21N
R29E CITY OF VALLEY ;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $387.79
45. ACCOUNT#0000384230
CARROLL FAYE M. (L.E.)
CARROLL, CAREY W.
(REM.) 4449 COUNTY
ROAD 388 % CAREY CARROLL VALLEY AL 36854
PARCEL #18-04-20-4-001001.000 REF.: 002010-004607
ACRES: 6.1; IMPS; BEG
824'(S) N OF & 386'(S) E OF
SW COR OF W1/2 OF SE1/4,
RUN
NW'LY292.8',
NE'LY412'(S), SE'LY419.5',
SW'LY414.71',
SE'LY50',
SW'LY120'(S) TO SCHOOL
STREET, W'LY ALONG
STREET
20.83',
NW'LY257.2', W'LY376.3' TO
P.O.B., IN W1/2 OF SE1/4.
S20 T21N R29E; STATE &
COUNTY TAX: $1016.59
$1186.59
46. ACCOUNT#0000003282
CARTER CORNELIUS %
FANNIE MAE CARTER
1035 CARTER LANE VALLEY AL 36854 PARCEL #1707-25-0-001-036.000 REF.:
00D194-000498
ACRES:
LOT; IMPS; THE NW1/2 OF
LOTS 52 & 53 DR. M. C.
HUNT SUB. M.B. 3 PG. 37
IN SW1/4 OF NE1/4 S25
T21N R28E CITY OF VALLEY; STATE & COUNTY
TAX: $126.66
COSTS:
$26.66
ADVERTISING:
$70.99 TOTAL DUE: $224.31
47. ACCOUNT#0000402180
CB INVESTMENTS LLC
566 NEW HOPE CHURCH
ROAD STARKVILLE MS
LOT 4 BLOCK 12 LANETT
10-17 IN NE1/4 OF NW1/4.
LANETT;
STATE
&
TAX:
$38.60
$311.53
48. ACCOUNT#0000003498
CHAMBERS ANDRAE 302
CRESTVIEW DRIVE VALLEY AL 36854 PARCEL #1706-24-3-004-001.000 REF.:
002000-000156
ACRES:
LOT;
IMPS;
LOT
41CRESTVIEW HEIGHTS
SUB.M.B. 2 PG. 73IN NE1/4
OF
SW1/4.S24
T21N
R28ECITY OF VALLEY;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $671.84
49. ACCOUNT#0000035710
CHAMBERS ANDRAE 302
CRESTVIEW LANE VALLEY AL 36854 PARCEL #1803-07-4-003-018.000 REF.:
002001-001835
ACRES:
LOT; IMPS; BEG AT NW
COR OF LOT 11, RUN
E'LY157.02' TO 19TH AVENUE, SE'LYALONG AVE
N
U
E
117.43',SW'LY134.62',NW'L
Y125.15' TO P.O.B.,BEING
LOT 11 & PART OF LOT 10
BLOCK BG. W. CROWDER
ADDN.M.B. 1 PG. 39IN
SW1/4 OF SE1/4.S7 T21N
R29ECITY OF VALLEY;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $1011.30
50. ACCOUNT#0000003530
CHAMBLEY
LARRY
GLENN (L.E.) COOPER
GARY MICHAEL JR. (REM)
P.O. BOX 656 VALLEY AL
36854 PARCEL #20-01-02-0001-020.000 REF.: 002000001525 ACRES: 49; IMPS;
BEG AT SW COR OF W1/2
OF
NW1/4,RUN
N1583.2',NE'LY100'(S),N'LY
95.1',E1253.8',S1707',W1329'
TO P.O.B., LESS ROAD
R.O.W.,IN
W1/2
OF
NW1/4.S2 T20N R28E;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $1051.76
51. ACCOUNT#0000035835
CHAVEZ LISA BAILEY
11833 SOUTH MERIDIAN
PECK KS 67120 PARCEL
#18-09-29-4-002-024.002
REF.:
002000-004055
ACRES: LOT; ; BEG AT SW
COR OF LOT 1 BLOCK G
OF RIVERDALE SUB. 2ND
ADDN., RUN E'LY372.6',
S'LY128', W'LY292.63' TO
COLUMBUS ROAD, NW'LY
P.O.B., IN NW1/4 OF SE1/4.
VALLEY;
STATE
&
COUNTY TAX: $62.91
$172.90
53. ACCOUNT#0000004283
COLLEY
LARMIE
&
SARAH 585 LEE ROAD 113
OPELIKA AL 36804 PARCEL
#17-05-16-0-001019.015
REF.:
00D216-000563
ACRES:
LOT; IMPS; LOT 15QUAIL
RUN ESTATESM.B. 5 PG.
104IN NE1/4 OF NW1/4.S16
T21N R28E; STATE &
COUNTY TAX: $216.71
$307.13
54. ACCOUNT#0000034904
COLLEY MAGGIE LOIS
JUNIOR MITCHELL 1730
8TH AVENUE S.W. LANETT AL 36863 PARCEL #1007-35-4-001-003.000 REF.:
002001-000588
ACRES:
LOT; ; LOTS 13,14,15,16 &
17A BLOCK DR. M.
See NOTICES Page 3B
(Continued From Page 2B)
PEARCE SUB.M.B. 2 PG.
1IN NE1/4 OF SE1/4 &IN
SE1/4 OF NE1/4.S35 T22N
R28ECITY OF LANETT;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $198.10
55. ACCOUNT#0000035204
CONLEY JAMES W. 515
2ND
AVENUE
S.W.
#12-06-14-3-001013.002
REF.:
00D308-000001
ACRES:
OF S MARGIN OF 2NDAVENUE S.W. & E MARGIN
OF CITYSTREET, RUN
NE'LY
ALONG
AVENUE2042'(S) TO P.O.B.,
RUN NE'LYALONG AVE
N
U
E
50',SE'LY100',SW'LY50',NW'
LY100' TO P.O.B., INNE1/4
OF
SW1/4.S14
T22N
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $160.77
56. ACCOUNT#0000377725
COWART DOROTHY E. 223
S. 15TH STREET LANETT
AL 36863 PARCEL #10-0726-4-001-027.000
REF.:
002010-002120
ACRES:
OF W MARGIN OF S 10TH
AVENUE & N MARGIN OF
S 5TH STREET, RUN N'LY
ALONG AVENUE 60' TO
P.O.B., RUN W130', N'LY60',
E130' TO AVENUE, S'LY
ALONG AVENUE 60' TO
P.O.B., IN NE1/4 OF SE1/4
OF SEC. 26 & IN NW1/4 OF
SW1/4 OF SEC. 25. S26 & 25
TAX: $65.40 COSTS: $35.50
ADVERTISING:
$106.26
TOTAL DUE: $485.10
57. ACCOUNT#0000404890
CR HOMES LLC
333
WESTCHESTER AVENUE
S. BUILDING SUITE 206
WEST HARRISON NY
LOTS 1, 2, 3, 4 BLOCK E O.
G. SKINNER PROPERTY
M.B. 1 PG. 42 IN SW1/4 OF
SW1/4. S19 T21N R29E
COUNTY TAX: $231.09
$336.66
58. ACCOUNT#0000004760
CRAW MARY KATE P.O.
BOX 2015 LA GRANGE GA
BEG AT NE COR OF LOT 16
OF W. C. & A. E. STEARNS
ADDN.
#1,
RUNNW'LY200',N105',SE'LY200'
TO N.11TH AVENUE, S
ALONG AVENUE105' TO
P.O.B., IN SE1/4 OF
NE1/4.S26 T22N R28ECITY
OF LANETT; STATE &
TAX:
$17.20
$201.47
59. ACCOUNT#0000361775
CURRY PHYLLIS % PHYLLIS LAMBERT 1144 N.W.
75TH STREET UNIT A
MIAMI FL 33150 PARCEL
#17-06-13-3-004-017.000
REF.:
00D235-000117
225'(S) E OF & 342'(S) N OF
SW COR OF SW1/4 OF
SW1/4,
RUN
N153.6',
SE'LY199.8' TO HALL MEMORIAL CIRCLE, SW'LY
ALONG CIRCLE 100',
NW'LY82.3' TO P.O.B., IN
SW1/4 OF SW1/4. S13 T21N
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $137.86
60. ACCOUNT#0000394045
DANIEL CHRISTOPHER
MARVIN 3869 COUNTRY
CLUB ROAD ROANOKE
AL 36274 PARCEL #03-0930-0-000-019.000
REF.:
002013-001469
ACRES:
OF S LINE OF SE1/4 OF
SW1/4 & E MARGIN OF ALABAMA HIGHWAY 77,
RUN N ALONG HWAY
182'(S) TO P.O.B., RUN N
ALONG
HWAY
381',
E'LY264', S381', W'LY264'
TO P.O.B., IN SE1/4 OF
SW1/4. S30 T24N R26E;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $349.98
61. ACCOUNT#0000405095
DARDEN RICKY LEE 2100
COLUMBUS ROAD VALLEY AL 36854 PARCEL #1809-32-0-003-023.000 REF.:
002014-002532
ACRES:
OF S LINE OF SE1/4 OF
SE1/4 & E MARGIN OF
COLUMBUS ROAD, RUN
NE'LY ALONG ROAD
826'(S) TO P.O.B., RUN
NE'LY ALONG ROAD 120',
SE'LY337.38' TO C.V. R.R.,
S'LY ALONG R.R.136.9',
SE1/4 OF SE1/4. S32 T21N
TAX: $443.59
COSTS:
$39.58
ADVERTISING:
$95.44 TOTAL DUE: $578.61
62. ACCOUNT#0000005196
DAVIDSON JERLENE B.
110 N. 14TH AVENUE LANETT AL 36863 PARCEL #1007-26-1-005-016.000 REF.:
00D356-000228
ACRES:
BMATTIE LOU SCOTT
ZACHRY SUB.M.B. 1 PG.
38IN SE1/4 OF NE1/4.S26
TAX: $98.40 COSTS: $42.56
ADVERTISING:
$70.89
TOTAL DUE: $630.04
63. ACCOUNT#0000359200
DEAN MALONE JR. ETAL
% WILLIAM ALLEN DEAN
P.O. BOX 661 ROANOKE
AL 36274 PARCEL #02-0210-0-000-010.000
REF.:
00D312-000226
ACRES:
OF E MARGIN OF CO.
ROAD 249 & N LINE OF
NE1/4 OF NW1/4, RUN S
P.O.B., RUN E'LY194'(S),
S223', W189'(S) TO ROAD, N
P.O.B., IN NE1/4 OF NW1/4.
COUNTY TAX: $518.50
$654.19
64. ACCOUNT#0000381830
DEARBOR LLC % ROSE
HARWOOD, PA P.O. BOX
2727 ATTN.: ROBERT MORGAN TUSCALOOSA AL
BEG AT INT OF SW MARGIN OF VETERANS MEM.
PKWAY & W MARGIN OF
CO. ROAD 182, RUN S
ALONG ROAD 1199.02',
NW'LY1203.54', NE'LY1175'
TO PKWAY, SE'LY ALONG
PKWAY 986.62' TO P.O.B.,
IN SE1/4. S31 T22N R28E;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
$1525.75 COSTS: $83.70
ADVERTISING:
$93.24
TOTAL DUE: $1702.69
65. ACCOUNT#0000365755
DIRT ROAD PROPERTIES
LLC 40 HILLSBOROUGH
COURT SHARPSBURG GA
LOT 28 & S12' OF LOT 29
BLOCK G R. M. PEARCE
SUB. #2 M.B. 2 PG. 20 IN
W1/2 OF NW1/4. S36 T22N
R28E CITY OF LANETT;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $536.01
66. ACCOUNT#0000353835
L.L.C.
40 HILLSBOROUGH COURT SHARPSBURG GA 30277 PARCEL
#10-06-24-4-001-025.001
REF.:
002008-003571
ACRES: LOT; IMPS; START
AT INT OF N MARGIN OF N
14TH STREET & W MARGIN OF N 2ND AVENUE,
RUN NW'LY ALONG AVENUE 123' TO P.O.B., RUN
W'LY188.91',
NW'LY54',
E'LY190.33' TO AVENUE,
SE'LY ALONG AVENUE 48'
TO P.O.B., IN SW1/4 OF
SE1/4.
S24 T22N R28E
CITY OF LANETT; STATE &
COUNTY TAX: $437.75 MUNICIPAL TAX: $103.00
$688.78
67. ACCOUNT#0000385645
LLC 40 HILLSBOROUGH
COURT SHARPSBURG GA
10-17 IN S1/2 OF N1/2. S36
TAX: $66.40 COSTS: $35.71
ADVERTISING:
$75.40
TOTAL DUE: $459.70
68. ACCOUNT#0000407560
DOZIER VINCENT (TS2015)
308 WILLIAMS
BOULEVARD VALLEY AL
LOT 17 18 BLK G HIGHLAND SUB PB 2 P 7 S24
T22N-R28E;
STATE
&
$1183.39
69. ACCOUNT#0000354875
EMFINGER ALVIN CLYDE
& SHANNON M.
431
WRIGHTSVILLE
ROAD
MANCHESTER GA 31816
PARCEL #10-07-36-3-001031.000 REF.: 002008-002115
AT SE COR OF LOT 26,
RUN SW'LY ALONG S.
18TH
STREET
100',
NW'LY158.5', NE'LY73'(S),
SE'LY150'
TO
P.O.B.,
BEING LOT 26 & PART OF
LOT 27 DR. & MRS. A. C.
SMITH SUB. M.B. 2 PG. 32
IN NE1/4 OF SW1/4. S36
TAX: $51.40 COSTS: $32.50
ADVERTISING:
$103.72
TOTAL DUE: $406.06
70. ACCOUNT#0000400290
ENNIS DAVID (TS-2014)
722 S. LAFAYETTE STREET
#10-07-36-1-002009.000 REF.: 002001-006151
ACRES: LOT; ; BEG AT SW
COR OF LOT 24A BLOCK 7,
RUN NW'LY ALONG E. 3RD
AVENUE .5', NE'LY121.33',
SW'LY121.4' TO P.O.B.,
BEING PART OF LOT 24A
BLOCK 7 LANETT MILL
VILLAGE AMEND. #2 M.B.
3 PG. 50 IN NW1/4 OF
NE1/4. S36 T22N R28E CITY
OF LANETT; STATE &
TAX:
$0.20
$121.51
71. ACCOUNT#0000407680
#10-07-36-2-003026.000
REF.:
00D240-000135
ACRES:
LOT; IMPS; LOT9 BLOCK
16LANETT MILL VILLAGEM.B.3
PG.10-17IN
NE1/4 OF NW1/4.S36 T22N
R28ECITY OF LANETT;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $180.15
72. ACCOUNT#0000407715
#12-06-13-2-203057.000
REF.:
00D244-000968
ACRES:
OF S MARGIN OF 1ST AVENUE S.W. & W MARGIN
OF LAFAYETTE STREET S.,
RUN S ALONG STREET 38'
TO P.O.B., RUN S ALONG
STREET 67.2', W200', TO
COURT PLACE S.W., N
ALONG
PLACE
4'(S),
E120.82', N58.76', E79.2' TO
P.O.B., IN SW1/4 OF NW1/4.
LAFAYETTE; STATE &
TAX:
$52.63
$528.36
73. ACCOUNT#0000407850
#18-04-18-4-002006.000 REF.: 002002-004146
BLOCK 4LANGDALE MILL
VILLAGEM.B. 3 PG. 2325IN NW1/4 OF SE1/4.S18
T21N R29ECITY OF VALLEY; STATE & COUNTY
TAX: $475.16
COSTS:
$40.87
ADVERTISING:
$67.64 TOTAL DUE: $583.67
74. ACCOUNT#0000407865
#18-04-19-3-001036.001 REF.: 002006-001860
1182'(S) E OF & 655'(S) S OF
NW COR OF N1/2 OF
SW1/4, RUN NW'LY153',
NE'LY192.5' TO GREENBERRY CIRCLE, SE'LY
ALONG CIRCLE 236',
SW'LY180' TO P.O.B., IN
N1/2 OF SW1/4. S19 T21N
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $331.71
75. ACCOUNT#0000399395
FARRAR JAMES M. ETAL
% DOROTHY BISHOP P.O.
BOX 488 CEDAR KEY FL
32625 PARCEL #01-02-09-0001-003.000 REF.: 00D060000547 ACRES: 6.6; ; BEG
AT NW COR OF N1/4 OF
NW1/4, RUN E947'(S),
S'LY210', SW'LY210', E315'
TO CO. ROAD 268, SW'LY
ALONG ROAD 335'(S),
NW'LY 460', SW'LY148.9',
SW'LY270.9', NW'LY602.5'
TO P.O.B., IN NW1/4 OF
NW1/4. S9 T24N R28E;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $166.33
76. ACCOUNT#0000399410
% DOROTHY BISHOP P.O.
32625 PARCEL #01-03-05-0000-006.000 REF.: 0000FV-
000000 ACRES: 10; ; THAT
PART OF SE1/4 OF SE1/4
WHICH LIES SE OF A
CREEK. S5 T24N R28E;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $164.31
77. ACCOUNT#0000399415
% DOROTHY BISHOP P. O.
32625 PARCEL #01-03-08-0001-001.000 REF.: 00D060000547 ACRES: LOT; ; BEG
AT NE COR OF NE1/4 OF
NE1/4, RUN SW'LY745'(S),
NW'LY365'(S) TO A CREEK,
NW'LY ALONG CREEK
245'(S), E767'(S) TO P.O.B.,
IN NE1/4 OF NE1/4. S8
T24N R28E; STATE &
COUNTY TAX: $34.84
$137.95
78. ACCOUNT#0000357780
FINCHER JESSICA P.O.
BOX 1402 ROANOKE AL
LOT 16 BLOCK E TODD
ADDN. M.B. 1 PG. 36 IN
NW1/4 OF NW1/4. S6 T21N
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $576.35
79. ACCOUNT#0000006939
FINLEY PRECATOR 5000
EDMONDSON
AVENUE
BALTIMORE MD 21229
PARCEL #14-06-14-0-000003.001 REF.: 002000-000960
ACRES: LOT; ; BEG AT NW
COR OF NW1/4 OF NW1/4,
RUN E440'(S) TO CO. ROAD
11,S'LY ALONG ROAD
490',W440'(S),N490'
TO
P.O.B.,
IN
NW1/4
OFNW1/4.S14 T21N R25E;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $285.54
82. ACCOUNT#0000295950
FRINK CYNTHIA 1419 S.
7TH STREET LANETT AL
LOT 30 W. K. KITCHENS
SW1/4 OF SE1/4. S26 T22N
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $103.83
83. ACCOUNT#0000370555
GARCIA TABATHA STAPLES 2234 U.S. HIGHWAY
29 VALLEY AL 36854 PARCEL
#17-07-35-0-003046.001 REF.: 002007-005316
298'(S) NE'LY OF INT OF SE
MARGIN OF U.S. HWAY 29
& N MARGIN OF CO.
ROAD 388, RUN NE'LY180'
ALONG U.S. 29, E121.3',
S'LY168.8',
W190',
SW1/4 OF SW1/4. S35 T21N
TAX: $51.17 COSTS: $23.59
ADVERTISING:
$86.69
TOTAL DUE: $161.45
84. ACCOUNT#0000370560
GARCIA TABATHA STAPLES 2234 U. S. HIGHWAY
29 VALLEY AL 36854 PARCEL
#17-07-35-0-003047.000 REF.: 002007-005316
ACRES: LOT; ; LOT 7 J. C.
PITTS JR. SUB. M.B. 4 PG.
95 IN SW1/4 OF SW1/4. S35
T21N R28E; STATE &
COUNTY TAX: $89.25
$176.34
85. ACCOUNT#0000007986
GRAY HIRAM D. & MARY
BENNETT 119 PATTON
HILL ROAD VALLEY AL
LOT 3 & S1/2 LOT 4 BLK D
OG SKINNER PROP BK 1
PG 42 AL SO BEG SW COR
LT12TH NW 150' TH SW50'
TH SE 150' TH N E 48' TO
POB S19 T21N-R29E; STATE
$610.69
86. ACCOUNT#0000008087
GREER UNA EAST 500
FARMINGDALE ROAD S.E.
HUNTSVILLE AL 35803
PARCEL #17-01-02-2-004009.000 REF.: 00D243000627 ACRES: LOT; ; LOTS
1, 2 & 3 BLOCK GC. E. HILL
ESTATE SUB. #3M.B. 2 PG.
39IN N1/2 OF NW1/4.S2
TAX: $5.20 COSTS: $22.61
ADVERTISING:
$71.50
TOTAL DUE: $121.40
87. ACCOUNT#0000008139
GRIGGS IZORA % MARY
PATTERSON 105 HUNTCKIFF COURT LA GRANGE
GA 30241 PARCEL #02-0210-0-000-015.000
REF.:
00D172-000177
ACRES:
LOT; IMPS; THE N140'(S)
OF LOT 2 OTIS PAGE SUB.
D.B. 149 PG. 393 LESS
ROAD R.O.W. IN NE1/4 OF
NW1/4. S10 T24N R27E;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $308.35
88. ACCOUNT#0000008445
HAMBY MARTHA B. 1116
COUNTY ROAD 189 VALLEY AL 36854 PARCEL #1708-34-0-001-006.001 REF.:
00D274-000175
ACRES:
5CHAMBERS
VILLAGE
SUB. 1ST ADDN.M.B. 4 PG.
57IN SE1/4 OF SE1/4.S34
T21N R28E; STATE &
COUNTY TAX: $510.00
$615.84
89. ACCOUNT#0000399650
HANNER KEITH EDWARD
& KEVIN EDWARD 3110
COUNTY
ROAD
89
#11-05-21-0-000015.000 REF.: 002009-001034
AT INT OF SE MARGIN OF
CO. ROAD 89 & W LINE OF
SW1/4, RUN NE'LY ALONG
ROAD 925' TO P.O.B., RUN
NE'LY ALONG ROAD 150',
SE'LY387',
SW'LY150',
NW1/4 OF SW1/4. S21 T22N
TAX: $155.95
COSTS:
$27.86
ADVERTISING:
$91.65 TOTAL DUE: $275.46
90. ACCOUNT#0000034759
HARE SHAVECE S. P.O.
BOX 891
LANETT AL
LOT 5 BLOCK 47LANETT
MILL VILLAGEM.B. 3 PG.
10-17IN
NE1/4
OF
SW1/4.S25 T22N R28ECITY
OF LANETT; STATE &
TAX:
$6.80
$149.79
91. ACCOUNT#0000034898
HARRIS MICHELLE 1939
18TH STREET S.W. LANETT AL 36863 PARCEL #1007-35-3-004-022.000 REF.:
002001-000175
ACRES:
BW. E. BARROW ESTATE
SUB. #3M.B. 3 PG. 4IN
SW1/4 OF SW1/4.S35 T22N
R28ECITY OF LANETT;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $361.58
92. ACCOUNT#0000009536
HILL WESLEY & ROSA
MAE
%
DOROTHY
BROWN 40 PINECREST
SUB.
LAFAYETTE AL
START AT INT OF NE MARGIN OF 1ST STREET S.E. &
NW MARGIN OF 7TH
PLACE S.E., RUN NE'LY
ALONG PLACE 120'(S) TO
P.O.B., RUN NW'LY124.2',
NE'LY72',
S'LY42.4',
E'LY108', S41' TO 7TH
PLACE S.E., RUN SW'LY
ALONG PLACE 45' TO
P.O.B., IN NW1/4 OF NE1/4.
LAFAYETTE; STATE &
TAX:
$24.62
$318.97
93. ACCOUNT#0000399620
HOLLOWAY JANICE &
SLADE GOINS 1846 18TH
STREET S.W. LANETT AL
THE W1/2 OF LOT 95 W.E.
BARROW ESTATE SUB.
M.B. 1 PG. 28 IN SE1/4 OF
SW1/4. S35 T22N R28E
TAX:
$5.40
$126.78
94. ACCOUNT#0000407570
HOLLOWAY ORENTHAL
(TS-2015) 201 S. 5TH AVENUE LANETT AL 36863
PARCEL #10-07-25-2-003011.000 REF.: 00D126000299 ACRES: LOT; IMPS;
LOT 13 BLOCK 5 JACKSON TOWN LOTS M.B. 1
PG. 32A IN NW1/4 OF
NW1/4. S25 T22N R28E
TAX:
$19.80
$203.15
95. ACCOUNT#0000400270
HOLLOWAY ORENTHAL L.
(TS-2014) 201 S. 5TH AVENUE LANETT AL 36863
PARCEL #10-07-25-3-018010.000 REF.: 002010-000494
ACRES: LOT; ; LOT 6
BLOCK 18 LANETT MILL
IN SE1/4 OF SW1/4. S25
TAX: $5.80 COSTS: $22.74
ADVERTISING:
$72.80
TOTAL DUE: $126.00
96. ACCOUNT#0000400495
HOLLOWAY ORENTHAL L.
(TS-2014) 201 5TH AVENUE S. LANETT AL 36863
THE W67.5' OF E135' OF
LOT 10 BLOCK O EADY
CITY SUB. M.B. 2 PG. 61 IN
NW1/4 OF NW1/4 S7 T21N
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $453.71
97. ACCOUNT#0000401735
HOLMES RONALD WAYNE
318 S. 10TH AVENUE LANETT AL 36863 PARCEL #1007-25-3-018-025.000 REF.:
002014-002362
ACRES:
19 LANETT MILL VILLAGE
M.B. 3 PG. 10-17 IN SE1/4
OF SW1/4. S25 T22N R28E
TAX:
$34.00
$284.40
98. ACCOUNT#0000009973
HORNSBY WILLIAM S. &
RUDINE H 109 N. 13TH AVENUE LANETT AL 36863
LOT 10 BLK B MATTIE
LOU SCOTTZACHRY SUB
PB 1 PG 38 S26 T22N-R28E;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $688.65
99. ACCOUNT#0000402080
HSBC BANK USA %
WELLS FARGO BANK,
N.A. 1 HOME CAMPUS
MAC #X2505-01A DES
MOINES IA 50328 PARCEL
#10-07-35-3-002-010.004
REF.:
002014-001841
85 & 86 W. E. BARROW ESTATE SUB. #2 M.B. 2 PG. 76
IN SE1/4 OF SW1/4 35 T22N
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $678.46
100. ACCOUNT#0000319090
HUGULEY MORRELL 1314
CHRISTINE AVENUE ANNISTON AL 36207 PARCEL
#06-07-26-0-001-023.001
REF.:
002005-003085
AT INT OF W MARGIN OF
U.S. 431 & S LINE OF NE1/4
OF SE1/4, RUN W198.8',
N380.3', E198.8' TO HWAY, S
ALONG HWAY 380.3' TO
P.O.B., IN NE1/4 OF SE1/4.
COUNTY TAX: $810.91
$945.53
101. ACCOUNT#0000407520
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY OF
CHAMBERS
COUNTY,
INC., THE % HANTAL ALABAMA
CORPORATION
1367 MITCHELL YOUNG
ROAD MONTGOMERY AL
36108 PARCEL #21-01-12-0000-004.002 REF.: 002002000046 ACRES: 30; ; BEG
1181'(S) E OF & 126'(S) N OF
SW COR OF S1/2, RUN
NE'LY1745.94' TO CO.
ROAD 79, SE'LY ALONG
ROAD 91.83', SW'LY762.74',
SE'LY1152.99' TO
CO.
ROAD 177, SW'LY ALONG
ROAD 91.4', S'LY ALONG
ROAD
221.23',
S W ' LY 2 3 2 . 5 4 ' ,
S W ' LY 3 6 7 . 8 3 ' ,
SW'LY106.16',
W938.58',
N'LY94.88', W174.45' TO
P.O.B., IN S1/2. S12 T20N
TAX: $6528.00
COSTS:
$287.63
ADVERTISING:
$126.69
TOTAL
DUE:
$6942.32
102. ACCOUNT#0000010459
INGERSOLL FRANCES L.
1109 COUNTY ROAD 174
#21-03-07-0-000012.008
REF.:
00D278-000233
ACRES:
LOT; ; BEG 390'(S) W OF &
955'(S) N OFSE COR OF
SE1/4
OF
SE1/4,
RUNSW'LY195',W'LY20',N
W'LY176',SE'LY110',E'LY107
',SE'LY55.2' TOP.O.B., IN
SE1/4 OF SE1/4.S7 T20N
TAX: $3.20 COSTS: $22.18
ADVERTISING:
$82.59
TOTAL DUE: $121.56
103. ACCOUNT#0000010460
INGERSOLL FRANCES L.
#21-03-07-0-000012.010
REF.:
See NOTICES Page 4B
00D274-000243
ACRES:
SE1/4,
RUN
SW'LY196.1',NW'LY257.2',S
E'LY230',SE'LY176'
TO
P.O.B., IN SE1/4OF SE1/4.S7
T20N R27E; STATE &
COUNTY TAX: $27.19
$123.45
104. ACCOUNT#0000010477
INGRAM JACKIE CHERYL
P.O.
BOX
5406
HUNTSVILLE AL 35814
PARCEL #13-06-13-0-000013.005 REF.: 00D357000073 ACRES: 12.9; ; LOT
6EVIS VINES ESTATEF.C.
'C' SLIDE 25IN W1/2 OF
SW1/4.S13 T22N R25E;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $140.42
105. ACCOUNT#0000010646
JACKSON WILDON L. 1501
HARPER PLACE OPELIKA
AL 36801 PARCEL #21-0307-0-000-012.022
REF.:
00D371-000138
ACRES:
SE1/4,
RUN
NW'LY177.15',NE'LY82.21',S
E'LY307.32' TO CO. ROAD
174, SW'LY ALONGROAD
103.74',NW'LY208.73' TO
P.O.B., IN SE1/4 OF SE1/4.S7
T20N R27E; STATE &
COUNTY TAX: $45.06
$150.82
106. ACCOUNT#0000391005
JOHNSON CHARLES D.
(L.E.) JOHNSON, VALAREY
GAIL (REM.) 1021 COUNTY
ROAD 501 VALLEY AL
BEG 129.9' E OF NW COR
OF SE1/4 OF NW1/4, RUN
E100', S199.28', W100',
N198.99' TO P.O.B., IN SE1/4
OF NW1/4. S1 T20N R28E;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $327.78
107. ACCOUNT#0000034927
JOHNSON EDWHANDA C.
% KITTIE MCCOY P.O.
BOX 92272 APT. 550 ATLANTA GA 30314 PARCEL
#10-07-36-2-001-006.000
REF.:
002005-006236
BLOCK 6 LANETT MILL
IN NE1/4 OF NW1/4. S36
TAX: $19.40 COSTS: $25.65
ADVERTISING:
$76.92
TOTAL DUE: $204.41
108. ACCOUNT#0000011209
JORDAN JEAN F. & A. D. %
TERESA SERING 800 VALLEY VIEW ROAD PELHAM AL 35124 PARCEL
#04-06-14-0-000-010.000
REF.:
00D218-000554
ACRES: 55; ; THAT PART
OF S1/2 OF NE1/4 & N1/2
OF SE1/4 WHICH LIES N
OFSTATE HIGHWAY 77.S14
T24N R25E; STATE &
COUNTY TAX: $430.94
$537.31
109. ACCOUNT#0000401590
JPMORGAN CHASE BANK
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
10790
RANCHO
BERNARDO ROAD SAN
DIEGO CA 92127 PARCEL
#10-07-25-2-005-041.000
REF.:
002014-000559
BLOCK K
L. LANIER
ADDN. TO LANETT D.B.
37 PG. 307 IN SW1/4 OF
NW1/4. S25 T22N R28E
$708.80
110. ACCOUNT#0000400410
KAIO MICHELLE L. &
ERNEST GROSS JR. (TS2014) 118 3RD STREET N.E.
#17-01-12-1-004001.000 REF.: 002004-002136
AT SW COR OF SW1/4 OF
NE1/4, RUN N249'(S) TO
49TH
STREET,
NE'LY
ALONG STREET 337'(S),
S240.4', E210', S84'(S),
W539'(S) TO P.O.B., IN
SW1/4 OF NE1/4. S12 T21N
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $247.64
111. ACCOUNT#0000348785
KEESE TODD M. & BEVERLY S. 2005 41ST STREET
#18-03-07-2-002-006.000
REF.:
002007-004796
AT INT OF S MARGIN OF
40TH STREET & E MARGIN OF 21ST AVENUE,
RUN E ALONG 40TH
STREET 78'(S), SE'LY142.7',
E40'(S),S72', W133.2' TO
21ST AVENUE, NW'LY
ALONG AVENUE 200' TO
P.O.B., BEING PART OF
LOTS 1 & 2 BUILDMORE
CONST. CO., INC. PROPERTY M.B. 2 PG. 12 IN
NW1/4 OF NW1/4. S7 T21N
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $537.68
113. ACCOUNT#0000011670
LAMB BETTY ELAINE P.O.
BOX 346 LAFAYETTE AL
THAT PART OF NW1/4 OF
NW1/4 WHICH LIES N OF
CO. ROAD 166. S26 T23N
TAX: $177.66
COSTS:
$28.74
ADVERTISING:
$59.15 TOTAL DUE: $265.55
114. ACCOUNT#0000011668
LAMB CHARLES FRANK
& JOY ANN (TRUSTEES)
1012 MONTEREY DRIVE
LEESBURG FL 34748 PARCEL
#06-08-33-0-000010.000
REF.:
00D294-000240 ACRES: 159;
; THE E1/2 OF SW1/4 & THE
W1/2 OFSE1/4, LESS ROAD
R.O.W.S33 T23N R26E;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
$1232.24 COSTS: $71.73
ADVERTISING:
$63.86
TOTAL DUE: $1367.83
115. ACCOUNT#0000011669
LAMB CHARLES FRANK
ETAL
(TRUS
LAMB
CHARLES
F.
ETAL
(TRUSTEE 1012 MONTEREY DRIVE LEESBURG
FL 34748 PARCEL #10-0834-4-001-018.000
REF.:
00D294-000242
ACRES:
LOT; ; LOTS 1, 3 & 5LESS
ROAD R.O.W.SUSIE UNDINE PHILLIPS SUB.M.B. 2
PG. 8IN SE1/4 OF SE1/4.S34
T22N R28E; STATE &
COUNTY TAX: $146.19
$248.08
116. ACCOUNT#0000334780
LAMB CLYDE BRYAN
ETAL
1415 COUNTY
ROAD 166 LAFAYETTE AL
36862 PARCEL #06-07-26-0001-010.000 REF.: 001999002384 ACRES: 47.1; IMPS;
THAT PART OF NW1/4 OF
NW1/4 WHICH LIES S OF
CO. ROAD 166 & THE N1/2
OF SW1/4 OF NW1/4, LESS
BEG 1034'(S), E OF & 10'(S)
N OF SW COR OF N1/2 OF
SW1/4 OF NW1/4, RUN
N'LY452.49',
E'LY292.7',
N'LY999.23' TO CO. ROAD
166, SE'LY ALONG ROAD
102.57',
S'LY111.01',
S'LY371.6',
S'LY190.03',
S320.22',
S'LY199.83',
SE'LY212.1', W'LY375.71' TO
P.O.B. S26 T23N R26E;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
$120.31
TOTAL DUE: $715.91
117. ACCOUNT#0000334790
LAMB CLYDE BRYAN
ETAL
1415 COUNTY
36862 PARCEL #06-08-27-0000-001.000 REF.: 001999002384 ACRES: 60; ; THAT
PART OF NE1/4 OF NE1/4
WHICH LIES S OF CO.
ROAD 166 & THE N1/2 OF
SE1/4 OF NE1/4. S27 T23N
TAX: $142.34
COSTS:
$27.30
ADVERTISING:
$66.90 TOTAL DUE: $236.54
118. ACCOUNT#0000011721
LANCASTER SALLY MAE
% NICK PETTWAY 8878
LONGBEACH CIRCLE ATLANTA GA 30350 PARCEL
#12-06-13-2-001-009.000
REF.:
00D096-000106
19-20 BLK B DEAN WOOD
SDBK 2 PG 45 SEC 13 T22N
TAX: $12.92 COSTS: $25.32
ADVERTISING:
$65.79
TOTAL DUE: $184.78
119. ACCOUNT#0000373915
LAVALLEY
MELISSA
RENEE 6646 16TH STREET
S.W. LANETT AL 36863
PARCEL #10-09-31-0-001006.000 REF.: 002010-001172
147' W OF NW COR OF LOT
5 OF LOOSER SUB., IN
M.B. 4 PG.190, RUN S514'
TO 16TH STREET S.W.,
W'LY ALONG STREET 328',
N539.4', E301.09' TO P.O.B.,
IN E1/2. S31 T22N R28E;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $483.56
120. ACCOUNT#0000375160
LEE THOMAS JESSE &
CHRISTIE RUTH
113
WOODSTREAM TRAIL LA
GRANGE GA 30240 PARCEL
#17-01-01-4-005016.000 REF.: 002010-002644
BLOCK 26 SHAWMUT
20-22 IN S1/2 OF SE1/4. S1
T21N R28E CITY OF VAL-
LEY; STATE & COUNTY
TAX: $350.19
COSTS:
$35.78
ADVERTISING:
$71.25 TOTAL DUE: $457.22
121. ACCOUNT#0000390620
LEVA ELIZABETH S. P.O.
BOX 40 LANETT AL 36863
PARCEL #18-09-30-1-001018.000 REF.: 002012-002721
ACRES: LOT; IMPS; PARCEL 3 FAIRVIEW SUB.
2ND ADDN. M.B. 4 PG. 168
IN NW1/4 OF NE1/4. S30
TAX: $385.06
COSTS:
$37.20
ADVERTISING:
$65.51 TOTAL DUE: $487.77
122. ACCOUNT#0000381235
LEVA PROPERTIES OF ALABAMA LLC P.O. BOX 40
#10-07-26-4-001-007.001
REF.:
002011-000722
AT INT OF E MARGIN OF S
12TH AVENUE & S MARGIN OF 1ST STREET, RUN
E ALONG STREET 150',
S150', W150.35' TO AVENUE, N ALONG AVENUE
150' TO P.O.B., IN NE1/4 OF
SE1/4. S26 T22N R28E CITY
OF LANETT; STATE &
COUNTY TAX: $1651.56
MUNICIPAL TAX: $388.60
$2237.64
123. ACCOUNT#0000381520
LEVA PROPERTIES OF ALABAMA LLC P.O. BOX 40
#10-07-36-2-007-018.001
REF.:
002011-000722
AT INT OF NW MARGIN OF
S 15TH STREET & SW
MARGIN OF S JENNINGS
AVENUE, RUN NW'LY
ALONG AVENUE 165' TO
P.O.B.,
RUN
RUN
SW'LY135',
NW'LY99.8',
NE'LY134.6' TO AVENUE,
SE'LY ALONG AVENUE
88.4' TO P.O.B., IN SE1/4 OF
NW1/4. S36 T22N R28E
$1080.72
124. ACCOUNT#0000389515
LEVA PROPERTIES OF ALABAMA LLC & BETH
LEVA P.O. BOX 40 LANETT AL 36863 PARCEL #1706-13-3-002-065.000 REF.:
002012-001660
ACRES:
B FAIRWOODS SUB. M.B.
4 PG. 180 IN NE1/4 OF
SW1/4. S13 T21N R28E
COUNTY TAX: $450.50
$560.77
125. ACCOUNT#0000035180
LOLLEY EDWARD JAMES
& HILDA SHAW 223
LAFAYETTE STREET S.
#12-06-13-3-002015.000 REF.: 002001-000372
LAFAYETTE STREET S & N
MARGINOF 3RD AVENUE
S.W., RUN W ALONGAVENUE
400'
TO
1ST
STREETS.W., N ALONG
STREET
102',E400'TO
STREET,
S
ALONG
STREET102' TO P.O.B., IN
NW1/4 OF SW1/4.S13 T22N
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
$102.47
TOTAL DUE: $645.29
126. ACCOUNT#0000012579
LONGSHORE
EDWARD
ETAL
P.O. BOX 691
#12-02-10-0-000007.000
REF.:
00D200-000578 ACRES: 5.7;
; TRACT 12 LUM BLEDSOE
ESTATE M.B. 5 PG. 42 IN
SW1/4 OF NW1/4 S10 T22N
TAX: $36.56 COSTS: $22.99
ADVERTISING:
$59.58
TOTAL DUE: $119.13
127. ACCOUNT#0000012580
LONGSHORE
EDWARD
ETAL
P.O. BOX 691
#12-02-10-0-000014.000
REF.:
00D200-000578 ACRES: 7.3;
; TRACT 4 LUM BLEDSOE
ESTATE M.B. 5 PG. 42 IN
S1/2 OF NW1/4 S10 T22N
TAX: $68.00 COSTS: $24.27
ADVERTISING:
$59.99
TOTAL DUE: $152.26
128. ACCOUNT#0000383670
LOVELACE PETER H. 202
WELLINGTON
STREET
#17-07-25-1-000-010.000
REF.:
002011-000042
BLOCK 21 FAIRFAX MILL
IN NW1/4 OF NE1/4 OF
SEC. 25 & IN SW1/4 OF
SE1/4 OF SEC. 24. S25 & 24
TAX: $280.50
COSTS:
$32.94
ADVERTISING:
$77.59 TOTAL DUE: $391.03
129. ACCOUNT#0000401535
M & J ASSOCIATES LLC
408 CLANTON STREET
#10-07-25-1-002001.000 REF.: 002014-002353
ACRES: LOT; ; LOT 8
BLOCK A LANIER PROPERTY ON GILMER AVENUE D.B. 67 PG. 280 IN
SW1/4 OF NE1/4. S25 T22N
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $653.56
130. ACCOUNT#0000401545
M & J ASSOCIATES LLC
408 CLANTON STREET
#10-07-25-1-002012.000 REF.: 002014-002353
ACRES: LOT; ; BEG AT INT
OF SE MARGIN OF N. 1ST
AVENUE & S MARGIN OF
N. 4TH STREET, RUN E'LY
ALONG
STREET
95',
S'LY71.6', W'LY101.4' TO
AVENUE, N'LY ALONG AVENUE 73' TO P.O.B., IN
SW1/4 OF NE1/4. S25 T22N
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $154.93
131. ACCOUNT#0000012816
MADDEN TERRY L. &
ANNIE J.
2148 BEN
BROWN ROAD VALLEY
AL 36854 PARCEL #17-0736-0-001-009.000
REF.:
001998-002483
ACRES:
OF E MARGIN OF BENBROWN ROAD & S LINE
OF SW1/4OF SW1/4, RUN N
P.O.B., RUN N ALONG
ROAD1140.46' TO P.O.B.,
RUN N ALONGROAD
132.48',E300.08',S82.39',SW'
LY305.23' TO P.O.B., IN
SW1/4 OF SW1/4.S36 T21N
TAX: $63.40 COSTS: $24.08
ADVERTISING:
$96.21
TOTAL DUE: $183.69
132. ACCOUNT#0000354545
MALONE MALCOLM L.
1105 1ST STREET LANETT
AL 36863 PARCEL #10-0726-4-001-003.000
REF.:
002007-005333
ACRES:
OF S MARGIN OF 1ST
STREET & E MARGIN OF S.
11TH AVENUE, RUN E
ALONG STREET 174.94' TO
P.O.B., RUN E ALONG
STREET 56', S175', W56',
N175' TO P.O.B., IN NE1/4
OF SE1/4. S26 T22N R28E
$704.88
133. ACCOUNT#0000012891
MANESS CHARLES % LEE
MANESS 29 BERRYMAN
LANE STOCKBRIDGE GA
30281 PARCEL #03-06-23-0000-010.000 REF.: 00D368000302 ACRES: LOT; ; BEG
200'(S) W OF NE COR OF
NE1/4 OF SW1/4, RUN
S116.2' TO CO.ROAD 233,
SW'LY ALONG ROAD
103',W210',SW'LY105',W38',
N314',E305.9' TO P.O.B., IN
NE1/4 OFSW1/4.S23 T24N
TAX: $51.84 COSTS: $23.61
ADVERTISING:
$81.77
TOTAL DUE: $157.22
134. ACCOUNT#0000012893
MANESS JAMES % LEE
MANESS 29 BERRYMAN
LANE STOCKBRIDGE GA
BEG 2260.2' E OF 2326' N
OF SWCOR OF SW1/4, RUN
NE'LY105',E210' TO CO.
ROAD 233, SW'LY ALONG
ROAD 105', W210' TO
P.O.B.,IN
NE1/4
OF
SW1/4.S23 T24N R26E;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $236.47
135. ACCOUNT#0000346885
MCCANTS
CRAWFORD
3225 54TH STREET VALLEY AL 36854 PARCEL #1701-12-3-005-017.000 REF.:
002007-000055
ACRES:
LOT; IMPS; LOT 11-B
WILLIAMS SUB. M.B. 2 PG.
8 IN S1/2 OF SW1/4. S12
TAX: $97.23 COSTS: $25.46
ADVERTISING:
$62.46
TOTAL DUE: $185.15
136. ACCOUNT#0000013188
MCCANTS ERIC T. 349-A
SUMMERHILL
ROAD
#17-06-13-3-005-001.001
REF.:
001998-000544
AT SE COR OF LOT 26 OF
FAIRFAX LINE SUB., M.B. 2
PG.
59,RUN
N198',E'LY105',S200'(S) TOSUMMERHILL
ROAD,
W'LY ALONGROAD 105' TO
P.O.B., IN S1/2 OFSW1/4 OF
SEC. 13 & IN N1/2 OFNE1/4
OF SEC. 24.S13 & 24 T21N
R28ECITY OF VALLEY;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $161.45
137. ACCOUNT#0000407705
MCCANTS
ERIC
THYRAND (TS-2015) 349 A
SUMMERHILL
ROAD
#12-05-15-0-000-026.000
REF.:
00D181-000228
AT SE COR OF SE1/4 OF
SW1/4, RUN W75', N75',
E75', S75' TO P.O.B., IN
SE1/4 OF SW1/4. S15 T22N
TAX: $22.09 COSTS: $22.40
ADVERTISING:
$70.15
TOTAL DUE: $114.64
138. ACCOUNT#0000013191
MCCANTS GABRIEL 229
GLASS ROAD VALLEY AL
36854 PARCEL #18-09-30-1005-001.003 REF.: 002004004602 ACRES: LOT; ; BEG
400'(S) E OF & 915'(S) S OF
NW COR OF NW1/4 OF
NE1/4, RUN NE'LY ALONG
A BRANCH 850'(S) TO
MARION STREET, SE'LY
ALONG STREET 61'(S),
NW'LY25',
SW'LY25',
SE'LY25' TO
STREET,
SW'LY ALONG STREET
96'(S),
SE'LY193'(S),
NW'LY326.9', W'LY247.6',
SW'LY70' , SW'LY540'(S),
N'LY433'(S) TO P.O.B., IN
NW1/4 OF NE1/4. S30 T21N
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
$112.60
TOTAL DUE: $256.19
139. ACCOUNT#0000035558
MCCANTS NATHANIEL
3225 54TH STREET VALLEY AL 36854 PARCEL #1706-24-2-001-001.003 REF.:
002001-000525
ACRES:
MARGIN OF HARMON
STREET & E LINE OF
NE1/4OF NW1/4, RUN
NW'LY ALONG STREET
224'(S) TO P.O.B., RUN
W'LYALONG
STREET
100'(S),S'LY200'(S),E'LY100'(
S),N'LY200' TO P.O.BIN
NE1/4 OF NW1/4.S24 T21N
R28ECITY OF VALLEY;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $134.03
140. ACCOUNT#0000405035
MCCANTS WARREN ETAL
% ROY MCCANTS 4590
VAY RUN DRIVE COLUMBUS OH 43228 PARCEL
#18-09-30-1-001-007.000
REF.:
002014-000348
ACRES: LOT; IMPS; LOTS 1
& 2 BLOCK G FAIRVIEW
SUB. 3RD ADDN. M.B. 4
PG. 188 IN NE1/4 OF NE1/4.
VALLEY;
STATE
&
COUNTY TAX: $991.09
$1124.82
141. ACCOUNT#0000013289
MCCLENDON
GLENN
TRUCKING CO. % MCM
HOLDINGS,
LLC
641
SOUTH
LAWRENCE
STREET MONTGOMERY
AL 36104 PARCEL #12-0623-4-001-001.000
REF.:
00D217-000115
ACRES:
LOT; ; NE1/4 OF SE1/4
LYING E OF CENTRAL OF
GEORGIA R.R.,
LESS
ROADR.O.W.S23
T22N
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $258.55
143. ACCOUNT#0000013455
MCCURDY JAMES
&
BOBBY JOE 4253 COUNTY
ROAD 258 FIVE POINTS
AL 36855 PARCEL #03-0726-0-000-012.000
REF.:
00D335-000116
ACRES:
LOT; IMPS; BEG 95'(S) W
OF & 335'(S) S OFNE COR
OF NE1/4 OF SE1/4, RUNSE'LY105',W210',NW'LY105'
,E210'TO P.O.B., IN NE1/4
OF SE1/4.S26 T24N R26E;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $114.03
144. ACCOUNT#0000366275
MCDOW JOHN & CASANDRA MARTINEZ
211
LAFAYETTE STREET N.
#12-06-13-2-002016.000 REF.: 002009-002755
LAFAYETTE STREET N. &
N MARGIN OF 2ND AVENUE N.W., RUN N ALONG
STREET 153' TO P.O.B.,
RUN W400', N86', E400' TO
STREET, S ALONG STREET
86' TO P.O.B., IN NW1/4 OF
NW1/4. S13 T22N R26E
CITY OF LAFAYETTE;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
$102.46
TOTAL DUE: $362.45
145. ACCOUNT#0000014487
MORGAN BOBBY JOE P.O.
BOX 1627 OPELIKA AL
BEG 1360'(S) W OF &
880'(S) N OF SE COR OF
S1/2 OF SE1/4, RUNSE'LY350' TO CO. HWAY 55,
SW'LYALONG
HWAY
310.3', N360.2', NE'LY225.1'
TO
P.O.B.,
IN
S1/2
OFSE1/4.S5 T20N R28E;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $761.85
146. ACCOUNT#0000287620
MORRIS DAVID B.
30
THOMAS WAY NEWNAN
GA 30263 PARCEL #17-0516-0-001-004.003
REF.:
002003-000966
ACRES:
LOT; IMPS; BEG 1038'(S) S
OF & 162'(S) S OF NE COR
OF NE1/4, RUN S454.97'TO
A BRANCH, SW'LY ALONG
BRANCH163'(S) TO YELLOW CREEK, NW'LYALONG CREEK 530'(S) TO
CUSSETAROAD,
NE'LY
ALONG
ROAD
239'(S),SE'LY150',NE'LY150',
NE'LY53.8',E172.7'
TO
P.O.B., IN N1/2 OFNE1/4.
COUNTY TAX: $211.66
$340.03
147. ACCOUNT#0000014568
MORRIS LEWIS BRADLEY
415 SPRING STREET VALLEY AL 36854 PARCEL #1706-24-4-004-078.000 REF.:
00D224-000831
ACRES:
28FAIRFAX MILL VILLAGEM.B. 3 PG. 26-28IN
SE1/4 OF SE1/4 OF SEC. 24
&IN NE1/4 OF NE1/4 OF
SEC. 25.S24 & 25 T21N
TAX: $180.99
COSTS:
$28.88
ADVERTISING:
$72.23 TOTAL DUE: $282.10
148. ACCOUNT#0000325120
MORRISON BILLIE M. &
JENNIE L.
1807 28TH
STREET VALLEY AL 36854
PARCEL #18-03-06-2-002009.000 REF.: 002005-004545
ACRES: LOT; ; LOT 6
BLOCK A TODD ADDN.
M.B. 1 PG. 36 IN NW1/4 OF
NW1/4. S6 T21N R29E CITY
OF VALLEY; STATE &
COUNTY TAX: $25.50
$112.30
149. ACCOUNT#0000406235
NATIONAL
CULVERT
SERVICES LLC
1028
LAMB DIVISION VALLEY
AL 36854 PARCEL #17-0624-4-001-016.000
REF.:
002014-003167 ACRES: 21;
IMPS; BEG AT NE COR OF
LOT 4 OF BLOCK 39 OF
FAIRFAX MILL VILLAGE,
RUN
SW'LY443.7',
SE'LY182.85' TO BOULEVARD,W'LY
ALONG
BOULEVARD
122'(S),
N'LY82'(S),
W'LY93.63',
SW'LY18.85',
S'LY35',
E'LY105', S'LY32'(S) TO
BOULEVARD,
W'LY
ALONG
BOULEVARD
890'(S), NW'LY & NE'LY
ALONG
BOULEVARD
525'(S), NE'LY ALONG
BOULEVARD 1083'(S), TO
LAFAYETTE
STREET,
SE'LY ALONG STREET
792'(S),
S'LY
ALONG
STREET
175'(S)
TO
P.O.B.,IN SE1/4. S24 T21N
TAX: $2975.00
COSTS:
$142.78
ADVERTISING:
$135.79
TOTAL
DUE:
$3253.57
150. ACCOUNT#0000358165
NEWMAN MARGIE B.
(L.E.)
NEWMAN,
FREDRICK LEE (REM.)
2810 MANOR BROOK
COURT % FREDDRICK L.
NEWMAN SNELLVILLE
GA 30078 PARCEL #18-0418-1-001-026.000
REF.:
002007-005336
ACRES:
25 LANGDALE MILL VILLAGE M.B. 3 PG. 23-25 IN
NW1/4 OF NE1/4. S18 & 7
TAX: $207.41
COSTS:
$29.96
ADVERTISING:
$81.75 TOTAL DUE: $319.12
151. ACCOUNT#0000325670
OGBURN CLARENCE E.
P.O. BOX 668 VALLEY AL
BEG AT INT OF NW MARGIN OF 55TH STREET &
SW MARGIN OF OLD C.V.
R.R., RUN SW'LY ALONG
STREET 183'(S) TO CENTERLINE OF MOORE'S
CREEK, NW'LY ALONG
CREEK
390'(S),
NE'LY455'(S) TO OLD C.V.
R.R., SE'LY ALONG R.R.
178'(S) TO P.O.B., IN SE1/4
OF SW1/4. S7 T2 1N R29E
COUNTY TAX: $387.59
COSTS: $37.30 ADVERTIS-
See NOTICES Page 5B
ING: $100.53 TOTAL DUE:
$525.42
152. ACCOUNT#0000015236
OVERTON SALLY 8524 S.
MICH AVENUE CHICAGO
IL 60619 PARCEL #11-07-260-000-021.000 REF.: 00D194001009 ACRES: 28; ; BEG
2600'(S) N OF SW COR OF
W1/2,
RUN
N629.1',
E1760'(S),
SE'LY750'(S),
E362'(S), S100'(S), W2629'(S)
TO P.O.B., LESS ROAD
R.O.W. IN W1/2. S26 T22N
TAX: $307.96
COSTS:
$34.05
ADVERTISING:
$75.18 TOTAL DUE: $417.19
153. ACCOUNT#0000015294
PADGETT MANDY L. 141
G.I. STREET VALLEY AL
LOT
3
BLOCK
6RIVERDALE MILL VILLAGEM.B. 3 PG. 29IN
NW1/4 OF NW1/4S28 T21N
R29ECITY OF VALLEY;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $299.07
154. ACCOUNT#0000404255
PARKER CHANDRA L. 204
ELMORE STREET VALLEY AL 36854 PARCEL #1706-24-4-002-020.000 REF.:
002014-002025
ACRES:
LOT; IMPS; LOT 3 BLOCK 9
FAIRFAX MILL VILLAGE
M.B. 3 PG. 26-28 IN NW1/4
OF SE1/4. S24 T21N R28E
CITY OF VALLEY ; STATE
$313.31
155. ACCOUNT#0000404965
PARRISH
TERESA
&
JAMES 11 LOWER STREET
#18-08-28-2-002-003.000
REF.:
002014-000975
BLOCK 4 RIVERDALE
29 IN NW1/4 OF NW1/4. S28
TAX: $74.20 COSTS: $24.52
ADVERTISING:
$66.86
TOTAL DUE: $165.58
156. ACCOUNT#0000354360
PATTON DEMARCO 705 S.
10TH STREET LANETT AL
10-17 IN SW1/4 OF SW1/4.
LANETT;
STATE
&
TAX:
$23.20
$218.85
157. ACCOUNT#0000360860
PATTON DEMARCO K. 705
S. 10TH STREET LANETT
AL 36863 PARCEL #10-0735-1-007-001.000
REF.:
002009-000377
ACRES:
LOT; IMPS; BEG AT NE
COR OF LOT 4, RUN
SW'LY87.7',
NW'LY31.5',
NW'LY35'(S), NW'LY12(S),
NE'LY60' TO S. 10TH
STREET, SE'LY ALONG
STREET 68' TO P.O.B.,
BEING PART OF LOTS 4 &
5 BLOCK 3 SUSIE MAE
BARROW ADDN. #1 M.B. 1
PG. 26 IN SECS. 35,26,25 &
36. S35;26;25 & 36 T22N
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
$107.71
TOTAL DUE: $343.39
158. ACCOUNT#0000015473
PEACOCK EULIS & EMMA
F. % CARY BALDWIN 707
VETERANS MEM. PKWAY.
#17-02-03-2-001-003.000
REF.:
00D200-000861
45LESS ROAD R.O.W.A. &
H. HUGULEY SUB NEAR
LANETTM.B. 1 PG. 31IN
NE1/4 OF NW1/4.S3 T21N
TAX: $713.16
COSTS:
$50.57
ADVERTISING:
$70.93 TOTAL DUE: $834.66
159. ACCOUNT#0000015537
PERLIS TRUCK TERMINAL OF ALABAMA INC.
CUSSETA AL 36852 PARCEL
#20-03-06-0-001007.000
REF.:
00D334-000028 ACRES: 20;
IMPS; BEG AT NE COR OF
SE1/4 OF SW1/4, RUN
S1182' TO CO. ROAD
388,W'LY ALONG ROAD
273.86',NE'LY313.7',W214.1',
N'LY100',W'LY79.3'SW'LY10
8.23',E10.8',SW'LY237.2'TO
CO. ROAD 388, NW'LY
ALONGROAD 406'(S) TO I85, NW'LY ALONG HWAY
131.19',NE'LY59.63',NE'LY4
2
1
.
4
8',NE'LY406.85',E658.33' TO
P.O.B.,
IN
SE1/4
OFSW1/4.S6 T20N R28E;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
$5411.09 COSTS: $242.09
ADVERTISING:
$115.56
TOTAL DUE: $5768.74
160. ACCOUNT#0000015538
PERLIS TRUCK TERMINAL OF ALABAMA INC.
CUSSETA AL 36852 PARCEL
#20-03-06-0-001013.000 REF.: 001998-003076
AT INT OF S LINE OF SE1/4
OF SW1/4 & SE MARGIN
OF I-85,RUN NE'LY ALONG
HWAY 147'(S),NE'LY162.4'
TO CO. ROAD 388,SE'LY
ALONG
ROAD
345.4',S'LY82'(S),W568'(S)
TO P.O.B., INSE1/4 OF
SW1/4.S6 T20N R28E;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
$1133.91 COSTS: $67.73
ADVERTISING:
$91.68
TOTAL DUE: $1293.32
163. ACCOUNT#0000387075
POLLARD LANA YATES
#10-03-05-0-000-009.005
REF.:
002012-002243
AT SW COR OF LOT 20,
RUN N107' TO CO. ROAD
452, NE'LY ALONG ROAD
134.17',
E'LY232',
S'LY201.16', W286.71' TO
LOT 20 FREDONIA ACRES
SUB. F.C. C SL. 68 IN SW1/4
OF NE1/4. S5 T22N R28E;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $434.77
164. ACCOUNT#0000015925
PORCH ALTHEA 1754 S.
ETHEL STREET DETROIT
MI 48217 PARCEL #16-0307-0-000-004.000
REF.:
00D190-000730 ACRES: 32; ;
TRACT 4 ALBERT BARROW ESTATE SUB. M.B. 4
PG. 181 LESS R.O.W. IN
N1/2 S7 T21N R27E; STATE
$164.06
165. ACCOUNT#0000015939
POSEY THOMAS & TINA
2112 54TH AVENUE S.W.
#17-03-05-0-003-002.003
REF.:
00D298-000109
AT INT OF S LINE OF
S1/2OF NE1/4 & W MARGIN OF 54THAVENUE S.W.
RUN N ALONG ROAD 360'
TO
P.O.B.,RUN
W295.1',N120',E297.1' TO
ROAD, S ALONG ROAD
120' TO P.O.B., IN S1/2 OF
NE1/4S5 T21N R28E; STATE
$202.02
166. ACCOUNT#0000015965
POTTS WILLIAM F. 3569
WILLIAMS
STREET
INKSTER MI 48141 PARCEL
#10-06-23-4-001033.000 REF.: 00F.V.-0
ACRES: LOT; ; START AT
INT OF S LINE OF SE1/4 OF
SE1/4 & W MARGIN OF N.
11TH AVENUE, RUN N
ALONG AVENUE 1121'(S)
TO
P.O.B.,
RUN
W'LY217'(S),
N90'(S),
E'LY217'(S) TO AVENUE, S
ALOING AVENUE 90'(S) TO
P.O.B., IN SE1/4 OF SE1/4.
LANETT;
STATE
&
TAX:
$7.40
$160.04
168. ACCOUNT#0000016217
RAMPEY TOMMY
P.O.
BOX 217 LAFAYETTE AL
BEG 86'(S) W OF & 1002'(S)
S OFNE COR OF NE1/4 OF
NE1/4 OFSEC. 14, RUN
E106',S273'(S) TO1ST AVENUE N.W., W ALONG AVENUE106',N273'(S)
TO
P.O.B., IN NE1/4 OF NE1/4
OF SEC. 14 & INNW1/4 OF
NW1/4 OF SEC. 13.S14 & 13
T22N
R26ECITY
OF
LAFAYETTE; STATE &
TAX:
$57.26
$550.82
169. ACCOUNT#0000282720
RAMSEY HOPE DURAND
1711 21ST STREET S.W.
#10-07-35-3-005-007.001
REF.:
001998-005575
BLOCK
CHILL
CITY
ADDN. #1M.B. 1 PG. 18IN
SW1/4 OF SE1/4.S35 T22N
R28ECITY OF LANETT;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $173.80
170. ACCOUNT#0000016328
RAMSEY WILLIE JR. 1630
MAGNOLIA ROAD LANETT AL 36863 PARCEL #1007-35-4-009-019.000 REF.:
00D188-000683
ACRES:
LOT; IMPS; LOTS 27,28&29
BLK B HILL CITYADD 1 B1
P18 S35 T22N-R2 8ECITY
OF LANETT; STATE &
TAX:
$57.40
$414.59
171. ACCOUNT#0000294730
RAY PHILLIP MICHAEL JR.
& BEN HOWELL RAY 1008
S. 1ST AVENUE LANETT
AL 36863 PARCEL #10-0736-2-003-016.000
REF.:
002003-005424
ACRES:
15 LANETT MILL VILLAGE
M.B. 3 PG. 10-17 IN NE1/4
OF NW1/4. S36 T22N R28E
TAX:
$20.40
$218.78
172. ACCOUNT#0000407665
RICHMOND PERRINE REALTY (TS-2015)
18262
SOUTH WEST 108 PATH
MIAMI FL 33157 PARCEL
#10-07-26-1-006-020.000
REF.:
002003-006332
W. C. & A. E. STEARNS
ADDN. NO. 1 M.B. 1 PG. 32
IN SE1/4 OF NE1/4. S26
TAX: $49.40 COSTS: $32.07
ADVERTISING:
$75.93
TOTAL DUE: $367.34
173. ACCOUNT#0000342880
RICKS TAROLD L. 1160
FAIRFAX BYPASS VALLEY AL 36854 PARCEL #1903-05-0-001-022.002 REF.:
002006-005107
ACRES:
LOT; ; LOT 1 & 2 TRIANGLE HEIGHTS SUB. F.C. 'C'
SL. 77 IN NE1/4 OF SE1/4.
VALLEY;
STATE
&
COUNTY TAX: $66.31
$153.97
175. ACCOUNT#0000017049
ROYSTER HORACE %
WILLIAM ROYSTER 2142
COUNTY
ROAD
108
#06-04-20-0-000003.001
REF.:
00D259-000788
ACRES:
LOT; ; BEG AT SW COR OF
NW1/4 OF SW1/4OF NE1/4,
R
U
N
N266.1',E332.3',S266.1',W33
2.3' TO P.O.B., IN SW1/4 OF
NE1/4.S20 T23N R26E;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $159.11
176. ACCOUNT#0000399945
RUIZ EMIGDIO FLORENCIO & AMY MARIE CONTRACT
EKT
3252
00C.D.-000000 ACRES: LOT;
IMPS; LOT 1 BLOCK G
RIVERDALE SUB. 2ND
NW1/4 OF SE1/4. S29 T21N
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $213.63
177. ACCOUNT#0000350140
SANDERS RISER P.O. BOX
40 CUSSETA AL 36852
PARCEL #16-02-04-0-000003.007 REF.: 002007-004896
ACRES: 5.3; IMPS; LOT 9
LAKESIDE ACRES SUB.
F.C. 'C' SL. 57 IN E1/2 OF
SW1/4. S4 T21N R27E;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $565.17
178. ACCOUNT#0000017252
SANDS JUANITA LEWIS
ETAL 309 2ND AVENUE S.
#10-07-35-4-008-010.000
REF.:
00D253-000476
185 & 186 BLOCK EHILL
CITY ADDN. #1M.B. 1 PG.
18IN SW1/4 OF SE1/4.S35
TAX: $24.00 COSTS: $26.64
ADVERTISING:
$71.56
TOTAL DUE: $224.20
179. ACCOUNT#0000017317
SCOTT EARNEST SR. 616
N. 12TH AVENUE LANETT
AL 36863 PARCEL #10-0726-1-004-057.000
REF.:
00D258-000367
ACRES:
LOT; IMPS; LOT 72ROSE
HILL SUB.M.B. 1 PG. 35IN
SE1/4 OF NE1/4.S26 T22N
R28ECITY OF LANETT;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $343.35
180. ACCOUNT#0000017318
SCOTT EARNEST SR. &
ROSE 616 N. 12TH AVENUE LANETT AL 36863
BEG 344'(S) N OF & 269'(S)
W OF SE COR OF SE1/4 OF
SE1/4 OF SEC. 23, RUN
S293'(S) TO N. 12TH AV-
ENUE, S'LY ALONG AVENUE 43'(S), W125'(S),
S'LY125',
W239.7',
N'LY335'(S),
NE'LY57.2',
NE'LY82.9',
NE'LY38'(S),
E223.95' TO P.O.B., IN SE1/4
OF SE1/4 OF SEC. 23 & IN
NE1/4 OF NE1/4 OF SEC. 26.
S23 & 26 T22N R28E CITY
OF LANETT; STATE &
TAX:
$99.80
$684.72
181. ACCOUNT#0000402545
SECRETARY OF HOUSING
& URBAN DEVELOPMENT
% KAJA HOLDINGS 2, LLC
P.O. BOX 488 COLUMBIA
SC 29202 PARCEL #09-0931-4-003-031.000
REF.:
002014-000187
ACRES:
B H. H. MASON SUB. M.B.
3 PG. 52 IN SW1/4 OF
SE1/4.
S31 T22N R28E
COUNTY TAX: $707.19
$833.22
182. ACCOUNT#0000017625
SHEPHARD WALTER L. &
BENNY J. 2403 COUNTY
ROAD 54 CAMP HILL AL
BEG 242'(S) W OF & 269'(S)
S OF NE COR OF NE1/4 OF
NW1/4 & ON W MARGIN
OF CO. ROAD 431, RUN S
ALONG CO. ROAD 431 210',
W'LY214',
N'LY210',
E'LY200' TO P.O.B., IN
NE1/4 OF NW1/4. S10 T24N
TAX: $151.31
COSTS:
$27.67
ADVERTISING:
$88.49 TOTAL DUE: $267.47
183. ACCOUNT#0000407585
SILMON TAMMY (TS-2015)
674 N. 14TH COURT LANETT AL 36863 PARCEL #1007-25-2-005-036.000 REF.:
002014-003236
ACRES:
LOT; IMPS; LOT 1 & N40'
OF LOT 2 BLOCK K L.
LANIER ADDN. TO LANETT D.B. 37 PG. 307 IN
SW1/4 OF NW1/4. S25 T22N
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $606.75
184. ACCOUNT#0000407605
SILMON TAMMY (TS-2015)
674 N. 14TH COURT LANETT AL 36863 PARCEL #1007-25-2-008-023.000 REF.:
00D198-000417
ACRES:
OF NW MARGIN OF N. 6TH
AVENUE & N MARGIN OF
1ST STREET, RUN NE'LY
ALONG AVENUE 261'(S)
TO P.O.B., RUN NW'LY73',
NE'LY94',
SE'LY75',
SW'LY83' TO P.O.B., IN
SE1/4 OF NW1/4. S25 T22N
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $504.45
185. ACCOUNT#0000017850
SIMS GENERAL F. & ROSIE
% ELIZABETH REESE
WADLEY AL 36276 PARCEL
#03-09-30-0-000014.001
REF.:
00D212-000829
ACRES:
OF SW MARGIN OF CO.
HWAY 74 & E LINE OF E1/2
OFSE1/4, RUN NW ALONG
HWAY 1150'(S) TO P.O.B.,
RUN NW ALONGHWAY
460',SW140',S'LY142',SE'LY
360' TO P.O.B.S30 T24N
TAX: $331.50
COSTS:
$35.01
ADVERTISING:
$86.97 TOTAL DUE: $453.48
186. ACCOUNT#0000018241
SMITH ISAIAH SR. &
BERTHA MAE % MARY
SMITH P.O. BOX 892 LANETT AL 36863 PARCEL #1701-02-2-003-017.000 REF.:
00D184-000153
ACRES:
LOT; ; LOTS 1,2,3,4,33 & 34
BLOCK JC. E. HILL ESTATE
SUB. #3M.B. 3 PG. 39IN
NE1/4 OF NW1/4.S2 T21N
R28ECITY OF LANETT;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $137.28
187. ACCOUNT#0000018305
SMITH KENNETH A. &
GLENDA J. 1112 COUNTY
36862 PARCEL #13-06-13-0000-009.000 REF.: 001998001206 ACRES: 14.8; IMPS;
BEG AT SW COR OF E1/2
OF
NE1/4,RUN
N224.7',E1309.5',S224.7'TO
CO. ROAD 68, SW'LY
ALONG
ROAD
1194.4',N703.4'(D)
660'(S),W293.5'(D) 275'(S)
TO P.O.B., IN E1/2 OF
E1/2.S13 T22N R25E; STATE
$260.09
188. ACCOUNT#0000288260
SORRELLS DONALD E. %
CAROL SORRELLS 202
CRESTVIEW LANE VALLEY AL 36854 PARCEL #1706-24-3-002-001.000 REF.:
002002-004656
ACRES:
LOT;
IMPS;
LOT
46CRESTVIEW HEIGHTS
SUB.M.B. 2 PG. 73IN NE1/4
OF
SW1/4.S24
T21N
R28ECITY OF VALLEY;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $436.29
189. ACCOUNT#0000376930
SORRELLS STEVE ALLEN
& ALICE DEAN P.O. BOX
42 CUSSETA AL 36852
PARCEL #20-03-06-0-001003.027 REF.: 002010-002515
332.24' NW OF SW COR OF
LOT6, RUN NW'LY581.97'
TO CO. ROAD 177, NE'LY
ALONG
ROAD
30',
SE'LY120',
E'LY240.62',
SE'LY100.45', S'LY295.76'
TO P.O.B. BEING PART OF
LOT 6 SHANNON VILLAGE SUB. F.C.'A' SL. 65 IN
NW1/4 OF SW1/4. S6 T21N
TAX: $65.57 COSTS: $24.17
ADVERTISING:
$97.24
TOTAL DUE: $186.98
190. ACCOUNT#0000018761
STAPLES KENNETH W. &
GAIL S. 1406 N. 9TH AVENUE LANETT AL 36863
LOTS 7 & 8 BLOCK G &
BEG AT NWCOR OF LOT 9
BLOCK
G,
RUN
E'LY59.4',S'LY8.49',W'LY59.
59', N'LY ALONG N. 9TH
AVENUE 5.03' TOP.O.B.,
BEING PART OF LOT 9
BLOCK
GHIGHLANDS
SUB.M.B. 2 PG. 7IN SW1/4
OF
SW1/4.S24
T22N
R28ECITY OF LANETT;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $452.62
191. ACCOUNT#0000401730
STEVENS JOHN R. JR.
615A N. GREENWOOD
STREET LA GRANGE GA
10-17 IN SE1/4 OF SW1/4.
LANETT;
STATE
&
TAX:
$48.00
$357.67
192. ACCOUNT#0000019008
STIGGERS
JOHN
%
RONALD STIGGERS 1207
N. 4TH STREET LANETT
AL 36863 PARCEL #10-0726-1-004-058.000
REF.:
00D102-000018
ACRES:
LOT; IMPS; LOT 70 ROSE
HILL SUB. M.B. 1 PG. 35 IN
SE1/4 OF NE1/4 S26 T2 2NR28E CITY OF LANETT;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $494.71
193. ACCOUNT#0000019011
STIGGERS MARY HELEN
& ROSE MARIE THOMAS
7288 KING ROAD % DANA
STIGGERS VALLEY AL
36854 PARCEL #18-09-29-4003-012.000 REF.: 00D271000231 ACRES: LOT; ; LOTS
30,31,32,36,37,38,39,40
&41KILGORE
SUB.IN
NW1/4 OF SE1/4.AREA IN
CONFLICTS29
T21N
R29ECITY OF VALLEY;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $149.34
194. ACCOUNT#0000395645
STIGGERS
RONALD
TURNER
1207 N. 4TH
STREET LANETT AL 36863
PARCEL #10-07-36-1-002033.000 REF.: 002013-002770
13A BLOCK 5 LANETT
MILL VILLAGE AMEND. #2
M.B. 3 PG. 50 IN NW1/4 OF
NE1/4. S36 T22N R28E CITY
OF LANETT; STATE &
TAX:
$52.20
$380.94
195. ACCOUNT#0000395285
STIGGERS
RONALD
TURNER & CHARLIE LEE
GIBSON
1207 N. 4TH
STREET LANETT AL 36863
PARCEL #10-07-26-1-004019.000 REF.: 002013-001956
ROSE HILL SUB. M.B. 1 PG.
35 IN SE1/4 OF NE1/4. S26
TAX: $36.80 COSTS: $29.38
ADVERTISING:
$73.92
TOTAL DUE: $296.51
196. ACCOUNT#0000019107
STORY CLIFFORD & LERA
#11-04-18-2-000014.000
REF.:
00D237-000403
ACRES:
565'(S) S OFNE COR OF
SE1/4 OF NW1/4, RUNS'LY208.7', TO CO. ROAD
267, SW'LY ALONG ROAD
1
0
4
.
4
'
,
N'LYN'LY208.7',NE'LY104.4'
COUNTY TAX: $15.31
$124.92
197. ACCOUNT#0000002166
STORY CYNTHIA 3005
18TH AVENUE S.W. LANETT AL 36863 PARCEL #1701-02-2-008-001.002 REF.:
002002-000751
ACRES:
OF & 737'(S) N OFSE COR
OF SE1/4 OF NW1/4,
RUNW127.1'
TO
BROOKHILL ROAD, N
ALONG
ROAD
150',E128.1',S149.9'TO
P.O.B., IN SE1/4 OF
OF LANETT; STATE &
$1302.81
198. ACCOUNT#0000019117
STORY HENRY L. SR. &
BETTY J. % MICHELLE
HARRIS
1939
18TH
STREET S.W.. LANETT AL
36863 PARCEL #17-01-02-2006-001.000 REF.: 00D179000093 ACRES: LOT; ; LOTS
1,2 BLK M CE HILL EST
SUB3 PB 2 PG 39 S2 T21NR2 8ECITY OF LANETT;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $108.32
199. ACCOUNT#0000407555
STORY NATHANIEL (TS2015) 185 LEE ROAD 2007
#10-06-24-2-001019.001 REF.: 002002-006187
ACRES: LOT; ; BEG 200'(S)
N OF & 109'(S) E OFSW
COR OF SW1/4 OF NW1/4,
RUNN103.7',E20',S103.7',W2
0' TO P.O.B., IN SW1/4 OF
OF LANETT; STATE &
TAX:
$0.40
$103.20
200. ACCOUNT#0000407580
#10-07-25-2-003048.000 REF.: 00F.V.-000000
BLOCK
1
JACKSONS
TOWN LOTS M.B. 1 PG.
32A IN NW1/4 OF NW1/4
SEC 25 T22N R28E CITY OF
LANETT;
STATE
&
TAX:
$4.60
$118.35
201. ACCOUNT#0000407800
#17-06-13-3-002003.000 REF.: 002005-000080
BLOCK D FAIRWOODS
SUB. M.B. 4 PG. 180 IN
NE1/4 OF SW1/4. S13 T21N
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $124.59
202. ACCOUNT#0000340760
STORY ROSIE KENYATTA
#11-04-18-2-000013.001 REF.: 002006-004277
557'(S) W OF & 287'(S) S OF
NE COR OF SE1/4 OF
NW1/4, RUN S'LY208.7' TO
ALABAMA AVENUE E,
W'LY ALONG AVENUE
104.4',
N'LY208.7',
E'LY104.4' TO P.O.B., IN
SE1/4 OF NW1/4. S18 T22N
R27E
CITY
OF
LAFAYETTE; STATE &
$924.60
203. ACCOUNT#0000307430
STUTTS MICHAEL J. %
JOHN C. STUTTS 690
WADE ROAD
OWENS
CROSSRDS AL 35763 PARCEL
#10-08-34-3-002010.000 REF.: 002004-001069
228'(S) S OF & 1850'(S) E OF
NW COR OF SW1/4, RUN
E380' TO PHILLIPS ROAD,
SW'LY ALONG ROAD 455',
NW'LY171', NE'LY234' TO
P.O.B., IN NE1/4 OF SW1/4.
COUNTY TAX: $273.69
COSTS: $32.66 ADVERTIS-
See NOTICES Page 6B
ING: $84.00 TOTAL DUE:
$390.35
204. ACCOUNT#0000340980
SWANN
VINCENT
&
CINDY
A.
2067
HOPEWELL ROAD VALLEY AL 36854 PARCEL #1903-06-0-001-009.000 REF.:
002006-003197
ACRES:
LOT; IMPS; LOT 2 HOLT
SUB. REVISED M.B. 3 PG.
57 IN W1/2 OF NE1/4. S6
T20N R29E; STATE &
COUNTY TAX: $294.06
$388.53
205. ACCOUNT#0000372680
SYNOVUS BANK % ROY
E. REDFOOT, VP CB&T P.O.
BOX 120 ATTN.: 10TH
STREET BRANCH COLUMBUS GA 31902 PARCEL #0909-31-3-001-003.129 REF.:
002010-003010
ACRES:
LOT; IMPS; THAT PORTION
OF RIVER OAKS SUB.,
PHASE 1A SHOWN AS PRIVATE DRIVE- COMMON
ACCESS RIVER OAKS
SUB., PHASE 1A F.C. F SL.
33 IN NW1/4 OF SW1/4. S31
TAX: $513.41
COSTS:
$42.43
ADVERTISING:
$90.11 TOTAL DUE: $645.95
206. ACCOUNT#0000019413
TAYLOR DONALD R. 509
N. 10TH AVENUE LANETT
AL 36863 PARCEL #10-0725-2-005-006.000
REF.:
00D276-00249A
ACRES:
LOT; ; BEG AT NE COR OF
LOT 2 BLOCK A,RUN
SE'LY ALONG N 10TH AVE N U E 8 2 ' ( D )
88'(S),W105',NW'LY82'(D)90
'(S) TO CHERRY DRIVE,
EALONG DRIVE 105' TO
LOT 2 BLOCK AL. LANIER
ADDITION
TO
LANETTD.B. 37 PG. 307IN
NW1/4 OF NW1/4.S25 T22N
R28ECITY OF LANETT;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
$101.84
TOTAL DUE: $175.81
207. ACCOUNT#0000407080
TAYLOR
JARVIS
&
LASHONE CONTRACT P. &
A. LLC 5208 23RD BOULEVARD VALLEY AL 36854
PARCEL #18-03-07-3-002012.001 REF.: 00C.D.-000000
BLOCK 36 LANGDALE
23-25 IN NE1/4 OF SW1/4.
VALLEY;
STATE
&
COUNTY TAX: $106.21
$205.04
208. ACCOUNT#0000019525
TEMPLETON
WILLIE
KATE (L.E.) TEMPLETON
WILLIAM H. (REM.) 4232
001998-002770
ACRES:
OF & 900'(S) N OF SE COR
OF SE1/4, RUN S'LY303.1'
TO CO. ROAD 388, SW'LY
ALONG
ROAD
210',NW'LY300',NE'LY269'
SE1/4.S5 T20N R28E; STATE
$656.45
209. ACCOUNT#0000019549
THARP SAMUEL RICHARD
1028 LAMB ADDITION
#18-09-30-2-001-037.000
REF.:
001998-002448
2L. V. LAMB SUB.M.B. 3
PG. 1LESS ROAD R.O.W.IN
NE1/4 OF NW1/4.S30 T21N
R29ECITY OF VALLEY;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $603.31
210. ACCOUNT#0000399095
1028 LAMB ADDITION
#20-01-02-0-001-026.000
REF.:
002012-004013
ACRES: 26.42; ; BEG 372'(S)
W OF NE COR OF N1/2 OF
SE1/4, RUN S7LY345.78',
NE'LY242.4' TO CO. ROAD
279, S'LY ALONG ROAD
374.69', NW'LY1961.71' TO A
BRANCH, N'LY ALONG
BRANCH 380'(S), E240'(S),
NW'LY110.12', E1020.75',
S108.73', E620'(S) TO P.O.B.,
IN E1/2. S2 T20N R28E;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $220.29
211. ACCOUNT#0000399100
1028 LAMB ADDITION
#20-01-02-0-001-030.003
REF.:
002013-000787
ACRES: 25.02; ; BEG 697.5'
N OF SW COR OF SEC.2,
RUN
N60',
E1212.21',
N565.84',
E1617.08',
S638.78', W2813.67' TO
P.O.B., IN S1/2 OF S1/2. S2
T20N R28E; STATE &
COUNTY TAX: $60.31
$157.70
212. ACCOUNT#0000376505
THOMAS EAREAN (L.E.)
THOMAS, JAMES W. &
(REM.) P.O. BOX 926 VALLEY AL 36854 PARCEL #1804-19-4-001-035.000 REF.:
002009-004378
ACRES:
D FAIRVIEW SUB. 2ND
SW1/4 OF SE1/4. S19 T21N
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $366.22
213. ACCOUNT#0000019567
THOMAS EDWARD (L.E.)
NAZLINE T. TAYLOR ETAL
(REM.) 22771 ULRICH
STREET % JIM LEWIS
THOMAS
CLINTON
TOWNSH MI 48036 PARCEL
#12-06-13-2-001011.000 REF.: 002000-001645
11,12,13 & 14 BLOCK
BDEAN WOOD SUB.M.B. 2
PG.
43IN
NE1/4
OF
COUNTY TAX: $289.00
$401.31
214. ACCOUNT#0000396675
THOMAS JIMMY LOUIS
ETAL
22771 ULRICH
STREET
CLINTON
TOWNSH MI 48036 PARCEL
#12-06-24-2-001017.000 REF.: 002013-000231
ACRES: LOT; ; BEG 697'(S)
W OF & 26'(S) S OF NE COR
OF NW1/4 OF SEC. 24, RUN
SW'LY225'(D) 188'(S) TO
1ST STREET S.E., NW'LY
ALONG
STREET
97',
NE'LY225'(D)
187'(S),
SE'LY97' TO P.O.B., IN
NE1/4 OF NW1/4 OF SEC. 24
& IN SE1/4 OF NW1/4 OF
SEC. 13. S24 & 13 T22N
R26E
CITY
OF
LAFAYETTE; STATE &
TAX:
$5.30
$168.96
215. ACCOUNT#0000311140
TIDWELL RUDOLPH T. 110
JEFFERSON STREET VALLEY AL 36854 PARCEL #1804-18-1-001-024.000 REF.:
002004-001673
ACRES:
25 LANGDALE MILL VILLAGE M.B. 3 PG. 23-25 IN
NW1/4 OF NE1/4. S18 T21N
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $373.24
217. ACCOUNT#0000311180
TIDWELL RUDOLPH T. &
PEGGY C. 110 JEFFERSON
PARCEL #18-04-18-2-001021.000 REF.: 002004-002680
BLOCK 13 LANGDALE
23-25 IN SE1/4 OF NW1/4.
VALLEY;
STATE
&
COUNTY TAX: $173.41
$271.29
218. ACCOUNT#0000311270
PARCEL #18-04-18-4-002004.000 REF.: 002004-001103
BLOCK 4 LANGDALE
23-25 IN NW1/4 OF SE1/4.
VALLEY;
STATE
&
COUNTY TAX: $296.66
$399.36
219. ACCOUNT#0000311580
PARCEL #18-04-19-3-006015.000 REF.: 002004-002679
AT INT OF NE MARGIN OF
RIVER ROAD & SE'LY
MARGIN OF GLASS ROAD,
RUN SE'LY ALONG GLASS
ROAD 319'(S) TO P.O.B.,
RUN SE'LY ALONG ROAD
58',
SW'LY173.6',
NW'LY82.5', NE'LY154.3' TO
P.O.B., IN S1/2 OF SW1/4.
VALLEY;
STATE
&
COUNTY TAX: $374.00
$507.85
220. ACCOUNT#0000019945
TRAMMELL DAISY %
DENNIS THOMAS 3255
00D085-000403
ACRES:
LOT; ; LOTS 4,5&6 MILLIE
YARBROUGH SUB S29
T21N-R29E;
STATE
&
COUNTY TAX: $120.69
$203.57
221. ACCOUNT#0000020039
TROXELL CHARLES I. &
ANNA K. 8400 VETERANS
PKWAY APT. 1415 COLUMBUS GA 31909 PARCEL #2001-01-0-001-036.000 REF.:
00D355-000112
ACRES:
LOT; IMPS; BEG 1208'(S) S
OF & 853'(S) W OF NE COR
OF SE1/4 OF NE1/4,
RUNS237.75',NW'LY418.61'
TO CO. ROAD 196, N'LY
ALONG
ROAD
89.08',NE'LY407.91'
TO
P.O.B., IN E1/2OF E1/2.S1
T20N R28E; STATE &
COUNTY TAX: $255.84
$374.52
222. ACCOUNT#0000317530
TRUSSEL GEORGE C. JR.
2704 FLEETWOOD DRIVE
COLUMBUS GA 31906
PARCEL #02-02-03-0-000001.004 REF.: 002005-003631
ACRES: 6.3; ; BEG 1105'(S)
W OF NE COR OF SW1/4,
RUN
S660',
W325.08',
S511.91' TO CO. ROAD 249,
W'LY ALONG ROAD 50',
N1179.49', E375' TO P.O.B.,
IN N1/2 OF SW1/4. S10
T24N R27E; STATE &
COUNTY TAX: $59.50
$162.87
223. ACCOUNT#0000300330
TRUSSELL GEORGE 2704
FLEETWOOD
DRIVE
COLUMBUS GA 31906
PARCEL #02-02-03-0-000003.000 REF.: 002004-002626
ACRES: 180.58; ; THE W1/2
OF NE1/4, S1/2 OF NE1/4 OF
NW1/4 & THE S1/2 OF
NW1/4. S3 T24N R27E;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $820.62
224. ACCOUNT#0000401635
U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION % WELLS
FARGO BANK, N.A. 1
HOME CAMPUS MAC
#X2505-01A DES MOINES
IA 50328 PARCEL #10-0725-3-005-003.000
REF.:
002014-002691
ACRES:
37 LANETT MILL VILLAGE M.B. 3 PG. 10-17 IN
NE1/4 OF SW1/4. S25 T22N
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $506.29
225. ACCOUNT#0000020515
VINSON SANDRA A. 1024
00D339-000093
ACRES:
LOT; ; LOT 32ROLLING
MEADOWS SUB.M.B. 5 PG.
95IN NE1/4 OF NE1/4.S2
T20N R28E; STATE &
COUNTY TAX: $55.25
$137.76
226. ACCOUNT#0000020672
WALKER HENRY A. ETAL
% KEN REEVES 104 FRANCOLYN TERRACE WEST
POINT GA 31833 PARCEL
#08-09-32-0-000-004.010
REF.:
00D197-000840
ACRES: LOT; ; LOT 21FREDONIA ACRES SUB.F.C. 'C'
SL.
68LESS
ROAD
R.O.W.;IN
W1/2
OF
SE1/4S32
T23N
R28E;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $137.92
227. ACCOUNT#0000020730
WALKER WILLIAM L.
2306 61ST STREET VALLEY AL 36854 PARCEL #1804-18-2-002-027.000 REF.:
00D333-000290
ACRES:
9LANGDALE MILL VILLAGEM.B. 3 PG. 23-25IN
SE1/4 OF NW1/4.S18 T21N
R29ECITY OF VALLEY;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $438.36
228. ACCOUNT#0000020799
WALTERS MARY F. 6403
22ND AVENUE VALLEY
AL 36854 PARCEL #18-0418-4-004-021.000
REF.:
00D231-000259
ACRES:
OF SW MARGIN OF 22ND
AVENUE & NW MARGIN
OF 65THSTREET, RUN
NW'LY
ALONG
AVENUE279' TO P.O.B., RUN
SW'LY104',NW'LY77',NE'LY
104' TO AVENUE, SE'LY
ALONG AVENUE 77' TO
P.O.B.IN
NW1/4
OF
SE1/4.S18 T21N R29E;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $216.90
229. ACCOUNT#0000020820
WALTON REGINALD 40
SCREVER AVENUE N.E..
ATLANTA GA 30307 PARCEL
#14-02-03-0-001005.002 REF.: 002002-004666
2PLAINVIEW SUB.M.B. 5
PG. 102IN NW1/4 OF
NW1/4.S3 T21N R25E;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $509.85
230. ACCOUNT#0000020979
WASHINGTON LINDA K.
P.O. BOX 433 LAFAYETTE
AL 36862 PARCEL #12-0614-1-004-012.000
REF.:
002000-003549
ACRES:
OF S MARGIN OF ALABAMA AVENUE W & W
MARGIN OFCENTRAL OF
GEORGIA R.R., RUN WALONG AVENUE 542'(S) TO
P.O.B.,RUN S219.75' TO 1ST
AVENUE S.W., W ALONG
AVENUE 114.7', N216.29' TO
ALABAMA AVENUE W.,
EALONG AVENUE 114.65'
TO P.O.B.IN SE1/4 OF N
E1/4.S14 T22N R26ECITY
TAX:
$19.45
$210.99
231. ACCOUNT#0000401425
WELLS FARGO BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION 1
HOME CAMPUS MAC#
X2505-01A DES MOINES IA
50328 PARCEL #10-06-24-3001-008.000 REF.: 002014002608 ACRES: LOT; ; LOT
1 BLOCK I ATKINSON ESTATE M.B. 1 PG. 43 LESS
ROAD R.O.W. IN NE1/4 OF
SW1/4. S24 T22N R28E
TAX:
$26.20
$244.58
232. ACCOUNT#0000384220
WHALEY
LARRY
&
SARAH V. 1030 MONK
PARCEL #18-04-20-3-001024.000 REF.: 002010-004383
BLOCK A GEORGE W.
MONK SUB. M.B. 2 PG. 50
IN NE1/4 OF SW1/4. S20
TAX: $157.21
COSTS:
$27.91
ADVERTISING:
$66.90 TOTAL DUE: $252.02
233. ACCOUNT#0000374265
WILMINGTON TRUST RETIREMENT & INSTITUTIONAL SERVICES CO. %
TRUST REAL ESTATE
DEPT. P.O. BOX 1596 BALTIMORE MD 21203 PARC
E
L
#12-02-09-0-000-009.000
REF.:
002010-002651
ACRES: 10.6; ; BEG AT NE
COR OF NE1/4 OF SE1/4,
RUN S626'(S), W377'(S),
SW'LY335'(S) TO MILL
CREEK, NW'LY ALONG
CREEK 160'(S) TO A
BRANCH, N'LY ALONG
BRANCH 648'(S), E633'(S)
TO P.O.B., IN NE1/4 OF
SE1/4. S9 T22N R26E;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
$100.02
TOTAL DUE: $214.05
234. ACCOUNT#0000374270
WILMINGTON TRUST RETIREMENT & INSTITUTIONAL SERVICES CO. %
TRUST REAL ESTATE
DEPT. P.O. BOX 1596 BALTIMORE MD 21203 PARC
E
L
#12-02-10-0-000-018.001
REF.:
002010-002651
ACRES: 36.6; IMPS; BEG AT
NW COR OF N1/2 OF
SW1/4, RUN E2618'(S) TO
CO. ROAD 98, S ALONG
ROAD
335'(S),
SW'LY514.05', W2207'(S),
N626'(S) TO P.O.B., IN N1/2
OF SW1/4. S10 T22N R26E;
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
$2319.66 COSTS: $116.07
ADVERTISING:
$92.91
TOTAL DUE: $2528.64
235. ACCOUNT#0000021878
WILSON OIL COMPANY
INC. % CHATTAHOOCHEE
OIL CO. 1525 PUMPHEY
AVENUE
AUBURN AL
BEG AT INT OF NE MARGIN OF STATE HWAY 77 &
NW MARGIN OF U.S.431,
RUN NW'LY ALONG STATE
H
W
A
Y
7
7
306'(S),NE'LY136.92' TOU.S.
431, SW'LY ALONG HWAY
216'(S),SE'LY2',
SW'LY
ALONG HWAY110'(S) TO
P.O.B.,
IN
NW1/4
OFSW1/4.S12
T22N
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
$107.15
TOTAL DUE: $1362.13
236. ACCOUNT#0000022236
WYATT FORREST & BURNESE K. % RANDALL
WYATT 1630 ACADEMY
DRIVE #408 AUBURN AL
LOT 21 & W1/2 OF LOT 22
BLOCK
CVICTORY
HEIGHTS SUB.M.B. 2 PG.
29IN NE1/4 OF NE1/4.S35
TAX: $123.20 COSTS: $47.87
ADVERTISING:
$78.90
TOTAL DUE: $773.56
237. ACCOUNT#0000391700
WYATT JAMES M. 1915
VETERANS MEM. PKWAY.
#10-07-35-3-003-014.001
REF.:
002012-003107
67 & 68 W.E. BARROW ESTATE SUB. M.B. 1 PG. 28 IN
SW1/4 OF SW1/4 S35 T22N
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $477.01
238. ACCOUNT#0000405725
WYATT JAMES M. 1915
VETERANS MEM. PKWAY
#10-07-35-3-003-014.000
REF.:
002014-002975
ACRES: LOT; ; THE SW1/2
OF LOT 66 W.E. BARROW
ESTATE SUB. M.B. 1 PG. 28
IN SW1/4 OF SW1/4 S35
TAX: $5.60 COSTS: $22.70
ADVERTISING:
$71.84
TOTAL DUE: $123.95
239. ACCOUNT#0000385240
YOUNG
VERONICA
BURCH P.O. BOX 89 LANETT AL 36863 PARCEL #1701-02-1-001-048.000 REF.:
002010-004320
ACRES:
LOT; IMPS; LOTS 4 & 5
BLOCK E F. JERRY COOK
RESUB. M.B. 2 PG. 68 IN
NW1/4 OF NE1/4. S2 T21N
STATE & COUNTY TAX:
DUE: $363.01
Wendy Y. Williams
Revenue Commissioner
Chambers County, Alabama
33-3tc
STATE OF ALABAMA
COUNTY OF CHAMBERS
NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given
that a bill substantially as follows will be introduced in the
Regular Session of the Legislature of Alabama after the
fourth consecutive week of
publication of this notice, and
application for its passage and
enactment will be made:
A BILL
TO BE ENTITLED
AN ACT
Relating to Chambers
County; to authorize the
Chambers County Commission to levy and collect an additional sales and use tax on
automotive vehicle sales and
use, agricultural equipment
sales and use, manufacturing
machine sales and use, and
general sales and use; and to
distribute the proceeds of such
additional tax levy proceeds.
BE IN ENACTED BY
THE LEGISLATURE OF ALABAMA:
Section 1. The County
Commission of Chambers
County, in addition to all other
taxes presently levied, may
levy the following additional
sales and use taxes not to exceed the lowest municipal
rates collected in the City of
LaFayette, City of Lanett, or
City of Valley:
(1)AGRICULTURAL
MACHINERY SALES AND
USE TAX. A sales and use
tax of two percent.
(2)AUTOMOTIVE VEHICLE SALES AND USE
TAX. A sales and use tax rate
of two percent.
(3) GENERAL SALES
AND USE TAX. A sales and
use tax rate that is equal to the
lowest municipal rate collected respectively in the City
of LaFayette, the City of Lanett, or the City of Valley on
and after enactment of this act.
(4) MANUFACTURING
MACHINE SALES AND
USE TAX. A sales and use
tax rate of two percent.
Section 2. (a) Except
as herein provided, the rates
provided in Section 1 shall
apply only in the areas in the
County outside the corporate
limits of Lanett, Valley,
LaFayette, Waverly, and Five
Points as those corporate limits were determined on April
14, 2006.
(b)
These rates shall
also apply to the area of the
County which constitutes the
police jurisdiction for a municipality located outside the
County provided the municipality has a sales and use tax in
effect in the police jurisdiction
in the County on April 14,
2006.
(c) The additional sales
and use tax rates in the County
outside the corporate limits of
Lanett, Valley, LaFayette, Waverly, and Five Points as determined on April 14, 2006, but
within the respective police jurisdiction of Lanett, Valley,
LaFayette, Waverly, and Five
Points shall be only one-half
the corresponding municipal
rates of the municipality having jurisdiction.
Section 3. The gross receipts of any business and the
gross proceeds of all sales,
which are presently exempt
under the state sales and use
tax statutes, are exempt from
the tax authorized by this act.
Section 4. This act shall
become effective immediately
following its passage and approval by the Governor, or its
otherwise becoming law.
This proposed bill is a result of Resolution No. 1-1916A passed by the unanimous
vote of the Chambers County
Commission on January 19,
2016.
32-4tc
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE
FORECLOSURE SALE
Default having been
made in the payment of the indebtedness secured by that
certain Mortgage executed by
Joe R. Smith and Margie
Smith, husband and wife, to
Regions Bank d/b/a Regions
Mortgage, dated the 17th day
of August, 2006, which Mortgage was recorded in the Office of the Judge of Probate of
Chambers County, Alabama,
as Instrument Number 20064200. The undersigned Mortgagee, Regions Bank dba
Regions Mortgage, will, under
and by virtue of the power of
sale contained in said Mortgage, sell at auction to the
highest bidder for cash before
the main entrance of the
Chambers County Courthouse
in the City of Lafayette, Alabama, during the legal hours of
sale on April, 6, 2016, the real
property described in said
Mortgage, which said description is hereby referred to and
made a part hereof, said property being situated in Chambers County, Alabama, to-wit:
Starting at the centerline
intersection of South 15th Avenue and South 6th Street for
a starting point; thence South
53 degrees 44 minutes East a
distance of 31.0 feet to an iron
pin located on the Southerly
Right of Way of South 6th
Street; thence North 88 degrees 55 minutes East along
said Right of Way a distance of
100.00 feet to an iron pin and
the point of beginning. From
said Point of Beginning, continue North 88 degrees 55
minutes East along said Right
of Way a distance of 200.00
feet to an iron pin; thence
South 145.0 feet to an iron pin;
thence South 87 degrees 40
minutes West a distance of
50.0 feet to a pin; thence South
19.5 feet to a pin; thence South
89 degrees 08 minutes 07 seconds West a distance of 147.14
feet to an iron pin; thence
North 01 degrees 00 minutes
West a distance of 165.0 feet
to the Point of Beginning. Located in Section26, Township
22 North, Range 28 East, City
of Lanett, Chambers County,
Alabama.
Alabama law gives some
persons who have an interest
in property the right to redeem
the property under certain circumstances. Programs may
also exist that help persons
avoid or delay the foreclosure
process. An attorney should
be consulted to help you understand these rights and programs as a part of the
foreclosure process.
This sale is made for the
purpose of realizing the mortgage debt, together with all expenses of the sale, including a
reasonable attorney's fee.
SASSER,
SEFTON
&
BROWN, P.C.
Bowdy J. Brown, Esq.
445 Dexter Avenue, Suite
8050
Montgomery, Alabama 36104
Our File No.: 49820-352
ATTORNEYS FOR MORTGAGEE REGIONS BANK
DBA REGIONS MORTGAGE
MORTGAGEE
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NOTICE TO
DEFENDANT
IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR
BETTY
MARIE
WILLIAMS,
CHAMBERS COUNTY, ALABAMA
PLAINTIFF
AND
JAMES
BEVERLY
WILLIAMS,
DEFENDANT
CASE NO. DR-2016-900047
James Beverly Williams,
whose whereabouts are unknown, must answer Plaintiff’s complaint for divorce
and other relief by April 8,
2016 or thereafter a judgment
by default may be taken
against him for the relief requested in Plaintiff’s complaint.
See NOTICES Page 7B
Lisa M. Burdette
Circuit Clerk
John Ben Jones
Attorney for Plaintiff
P.O. Box 386
Lanett, Alabama 36863
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NOTICE OF
APPOINTMENT
IN THE PROBATE COURT
FOR
CHAMBERS COUNTY, ALABAMA
IN RE THE ESTATE OF
JOHN EARL COCHRAN,
DECEASED
FILE NUMBER: 2016-00017
Notice is hereby given
that John Belevyn Cochran
was appointed as Executor of
the last will of the above deceased by this Court on March
3, 2016. Persons having claims
against the estate are notified
to file the same within the time
required by law or the claims
will be barred.
John Belevyn Cochran
Executor
JOHN BEN JONES
Attorney for Estate
P.O. Box 386
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NOTICE
OF CHAMBERS COUNTY,
ALABAMA
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF
MARGARET SHELNUT HINZ,
DECEASED
CASE NO: 2016-00014
Letters Testamentary on
the estate of Margaret Shelnut
Hinz, deceased, having been
granted to Susan Moore
Shetina on the 3rd day of
March, 2016, by the Hon.
Brandy C. Easlick, Judge of
Probate Court of Chambers
County, Alabama, notice is
hereby given that all persons
having claims against said estate are hereby required to
present the same within time
allowed by law or the same
will be barred.
Susan Moore Shetina as
Executor of the
Estate of Margaret Shelnut
Hinz, deceased
Joseph M. Tucker
Attorney for the Estate
P. O. Box 90
LaFayette, AL 36862
CASE NO. 2016-00022
RE: MARION ANN LANGLEY, Deceased, Estate of:
TO: William Frank
Hendry, son, Franklin, Georgia, Alvin Emfinger, grandson,
Lanett, Alabama.
Please take notice that
Wanda Gail Hall has filed a
Petition to have a document
purporting to be the Last Will
and Testament of Marion Ann
Langley admitted to probate
and that the 5th day of April,
2016, at 10:00 A.M. CST has
been set for hearing in the Probate Court of Chambers
County, Alabama.
Dated this 3rd day of March,
2016.
Claud E. (Skip) McCoy, Jr.
Attorney for Executor of Estate
Johnson, Caldwell & McCoy,
LLC
117 North Lanier Avenue,
Suite 201
Lanett, AL 36863
(334) 644-1171 Telephone
32-3tc
NOTICE OF
APPLICATION TO SELL
PERSONAL
PROPERTY
OF CHAMBERS COUNTY,
ALABAMA
ESTATE OF
TONY E.
SMITH, DECEASED
CASE NO: 53:328
TO: Linda Kirby, Scotty Wilson, Jonathan Wilson and
James Campbell.
You will take notice that
on the 17th day of December,
2015, Donna Hester, the administrator of the estate of
Tony E. Smith, deceased, filed
in the Probate Court of this
County, her application in
writing, verified by her affidavit, for the sale of real property and personal property
belonging to said estate, which
is accurately described in the
application for payment of the
debts of said estate, upon the
grounds that there are insufficient funds therefor; and that
the hearing scheduled for the
8th day of February, 2016,
at10:00 am central time has
been continued to the 14th day,
of April, 2016, for hearing said
application.
Given under my hand this
7th day of March, 2016.
Brandy C. Easlick
Judge of Probate
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NOTICE OF
PUBLICATION
OF
CHAMBERS COUNTY
STATE OF ALABAMA
RE: ESTATE OF SUE V.
REYNOLDS, DECEASED:
CASE NO. 2016-00018
Letters Testamentary of
said deceased having been
granted to the undersigned on
the 3rd day of March, 2016, by
the Judge of Probate Court of
notice is hereby given that all
persons having claims against
said estate are hereby required
to present the same within
time allowed by law or the
same will be barred.
Nancy R. Power, Co-Executor
Laura R. Smith, Co-Executor
NOTICE
OF CHAMBERS COUNTY,
ALABAMA
IN RE: The Estate of
Willie Benjamin Spivey, Jr.
deceased.
Case No. 2016-00010
Letters of Administration
on the estate of Willie Benjamin Spivey, Jr., deceased,
having been granted to Sheri
Lynn Spivey Callahan and
Christopher Shane Spivey on
the 7thday of March, 2016, by
the Hon. Brandy C. Easlick,
Judge of Probate Court of
Claud E. (Skip) McCoy, Jr.,
Esq.
Attorney for Co-Executors
LLC
Suite 201
(334) 644-1171
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Sheri Lynn Spivey Callahan
and
Christopher Shane Spivey as
Administrators of the
Estate of Willie Benjamin
Spivey, Jr.,
deceased, by
Robert M. Echols, Jr.
Attorney at Law
4 Office Park Circle, Suite 116
Birmingham, AL 35223
NOTICE OF
PUBLICATION
OF
CHAMBERS COUNTY
STATE OF ALABAMA
DOCKET NO. 2016-00021
RE: ESTATE OF JANIE
HUGULEY, DECEASED:
Letters Testamentary of
said deceased having been
granted to the undersigned on
the 3rd day of March, 2016, by
the Judge of Probate Court of
Solomon Huguley, Executor
Brandy C. Easlick
Probate Judge
Claud E. (Skip) McCoy, Jr.,
Esq.
Attorney for Executor
LLC
Suite 201
(334) 644-1171
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NOTICE OF HEARING
FOR PROBATE OF WILL
COUNTY OF CHAMBERS
STATE OF ALABAMA
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NOTICE TO FILE
CLAIMS
OF CHAMBERS COUNTY,
ALABAMA
IN RE: The Estate of
Henry T. Tucker, Jr deceased.
Case No. 2016-00026
ESTATE OF HENRY T.
TUCKER, JR.
that on the 7th day of March,
2016, Letters Testamentary on
the Estate of Henry T. Tucker,
Jr., deceased, were issued to
the undersigned by the Probate
Judge of Chambers County,
Alabama. All persons having
claims against the estate must
file itemized and verified statements of such claims in the
Office of the Judge of Probate
of Chambers County, Alabama, within six (6) months
after the granting of Letters
Testamentary or the claims
will be barred.
This 7th day of March, 2016.
/s/ Erica Lucas Wallace and
Kassie Lovette
Personal Representatives
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ORDER FIXING DAY OF
HEARING ON PROBATE
OF WILL
OF CHAMBERS COUNTY,
ALABAMA
STATE OF ALABAMA
IN THE MATTER OF
THE ESTATE OF
JUDITH
GAIL
ERVIN
WARD, Deceased,
CASE NO. 2016-00025
TO: Jeffery Dawn Poore
This day came Rhonda
Lynn Landers and filed her petition in writing and under
oath, praying for an order from
this Court, admitting to probate an instrument purporting
to be the Last Will and Testament of JUDITH GAIL
ERVIN WARD, deceased.
IT IS ORDERED, ADJUDGED, AND DECREED
by the Court that:
1.The 5th day of April, 2016 at
10:30 o’clock, a.m. Central
Time, be and the same hereby
is fixed by the Court as the day
and time for the hearing on
said petition.
2.All other matters reserved.
WITNESS my hand this the
7th day of March, 2016.
Brandy C. Easlick
Judge of Probate
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NOTICE
OF CHAMBERS COUNTY,
ALABAMA
ESTATE OF JOEL A. LOWE,
DECEASED
CASE NO: 2016-00029
Letters Testamentary on
the estate of Joel A. Lowe, deceased, having been granted to
William F. Lambeth on the 7th
day of March, 2016, by the
Hon. Brandy C. Easlick, Judge
of Probate Court of Chambers
County, Alabama, notice is
hereby given that all persons
having claims against said estate are hereby required to
present the same within time
allowed by law or the same
will be barred.
William F. Lambeth as Executor of the
Estate of Joel A. Lowe, deceased
Joseph M. Tucker
Attorney for the Estate
P. O. Box 90
LaFayette, AL 36862
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
OF CHAMBERS COUNTY,
ALABAMA
IN RE: THE ESTATE OF
DEBORAH NEWTON,
Deceased.
CASE No: 2016-00016
TAKE NOTICE that Letters of Administration having
been granted to Ricci V. Newton, as Administrator/trix of
the Estate of DEBORAH
NEWTON, on the 7th day of
March of 2016, by the Honorable Judge of Probate of
CHAMBERS County, Alabama.
NOTICE IS HERBY
GIVEN that all persons having
clams against the said Estate
are hereby required to present
the same within the time allowed by law or the same will
be barred.
RICCI V. NEWTON
Administrator/trix for the Estate of
DEBORAH NEWTON,
Deceased.
Brandy C. Easlick
Judge of Probate
D. Wade Ramsey
Attorney
for
Administrator/trix
Ramsey & Associates, L.L.C.
P.O. Box 382012
Birmingham, AL 35238
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STATE OF ALABAMA
COUNTY OF CHAMBERS
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE
FORECLOSURE SALE
Default having been
certain mortgage and security
agreement
executed
by
JASON A. HUBBARD, an
unmarried person, on the 25th
day of February 2007, to 21ST
MORTGAGE CORPORATION, as recorded in Doc. #:
2007-1048 in the office of the
Probate Judge of Chambers
County, Alabama; 21ST
MORTGAGE CORPORATION, as Mortgagee, by reason of such default having
declared all of the indebtedness secured by said mortgage
and security agreement due
and payable and such default
continuing, notice is hereby
given, that acting under the
power of sale contained in said
mortgage and security agreement, and as authorized by
Section 7-9A-604(a)(2) of the
Code of Alabama of 1975 as
amended, 21ST MORTGAGE
CORPORATION, as Mortgagee, will sell at public outcry, for cash to the highest
bidder, in front of the Courthouse door, in the City of
LaFayette, Chambers County,
Alabama, during the legal
hours of sale on April 13,
2016, the following described
real and personal property situated in Chambers County, Alabama, to-wit:
Begin at the SW corner
of Section 5, Township 22
North, Range 26 East, Chambers County, Alabama; thence
North 04 degrees 10 minutes
00 seconds East for 690.00
feet; thence North 05 degrees
27 minutes 00 seconds East for
226.80 feet; thence South 86
degrees 24 minutes 00 seconds
East for 753.00 feet; thence
South 03 degrees 49 minutes
00 seconds West for 153.70
feet to the point of beginning
of the parcel to be described;
minutes 00 seconds West for
210.00 feet to the northerly
margin of Chambers County
Road Number 65; thence
along said margin of said road
South 78 degrees 34 minutes
34 seconds West for 105.69
feet; thence South 82 degrees
51 minutes 11 seconds West
for 110.04 feet; thence leaving
said margin of said road, North
03 degrees 49 minutes 00 seconds East for 258.71 feet;
minutes 00 seconds East for
210.00 feet to the point of beginning. Containing 1.140
acres, according to a plat of
survey prepared by B. Shawn
Gray, Ala. RLS #25217 dated
October 28, 2005.
INCLUDING a security
interest in one (1) 2000 Homestead 28' x 60' manufactured
home,
Serial
No.
HMST14751AGAB; together
with the hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging and all fixtures now
attached to and used in connection with the premises
herein described.
This property will be sold
on an "as is, where is" basis,
subject to any easements, encumbrances, and exceptions
reflected in the mortgage and
those contained in the records
of the office of the Judge of
Probate of the county where
the above-described property
is situated. This property will
be sold without warranty or recourse, expressed or implied
as to title, use and/or enjoyment and will be sold subject
to the right of redemption of
all parties entitled thereto.
Said sale will be made
subject to any existing Federal
Tax Lien, if any, and/or Special Assessments, if any, which
might adversely affect the title
to the subject property.
Said sale will be made for
the purpose of paying the indebtedness secured by the
above-described mortgage,
and the proceeds thereof will
be applied as provided by the
terms of the said mortgage.
This sale is subject to postponement or cancellation; contact Margery Oglesby at the
phone number shown below
prior to attending the sale.
Kristofor D. Sodergren
Attorney for 21st Mortgage
Corporation
ROSEN HARWOOD, P.A.
2200 Jack Warner Pkwy Ste
200
P.O. Box 2727
Tuscaloosa, AL 35403
(205) 344-5000
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NOTICE OF SALE
The following vehicle
has been abandoned at 1050
Alabama Hwy. 77, LaFayette,
AL 36862 and will be sold on
April 20, 2016 at 12PM at the
same address.
1996 Honda Civic
1HGEJ824XTL086455
Contact Person: Jason Steward
Enterprises
www.salethisvehicle.com
251-342-8538
Fax 251-650-1349
888-512-8809
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC
AUCTION OF
ABANDONED VEHICLE
The following vehicle
has been abandoned at
Riverview Tire & Battery,
4090 Columbus Rd, Valley, Al
36854.
This vehicle will be sold
at public auction on APRIL 20,
2016 at 9:00am EST unless
claimed by owner. (334)4441374
1995 Saturn SC2
VIN# 1G8ZG1276SZ398567
The seller shall have the
right to reject any bid that is
unreasonably low and may
postpone the public auction
until another specified time
and place. In addition the
seller expressly reserves the
right to bid and purchase at the
public auction.
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MORTGAGE
FORECLOSURE SALE
Default having been
certain mortgage executed by
Pamela T. Bussey, an unmarried woman, originally in
favor of Mortgage Electronic
Registration Systems, Inc.,
acting solely as nominee for
Primary Capital Advisors, LC,
on the 30th day of March,
2012, said mortgage recorded
in the Office of the Judge of
Probate of Chambers County,
Alabama, in Book 2012 Page
1185; the undersigned Wells
Fargo Bank, N.A., as Mortgagee/Transferee, under and
by virtue of the power of sale
contained in said mortgage,
will sell at public outcry to the
highest bidder for cash, in
front of the main entrance of
the Courthouse at LaFayette,
on January 21, 2016, during
the legal hours of sale, all of its
right, title, and interest in and
to the following described real
estate, situated in Chambers
County, Alabama, to-wit:
Lot Number 93, of River
Oaks Subdivision, Phase 1B,
lying and being in Section 31,
Township 22 North, Range 29
East, Chambers County, Alabama and all according to that
certain survey that has been
recorded in the Office of the
Judge of Probate of Chambers
County, Alabama in Document
Number 2007-6711, prepared
by James W. Stothard, Alabama Reg. No. 11282 of
Stothard Engineering Surveying and dated December 20,
2007.
Property street address
for informational purposes:
2411 Valley Court, Valley, AL
36854
THIS PROPERTY WILL
BE SOLD ON AN "AS IS,
WHERE IS" BASIS, SUBJECT TO ANY EASEM
E
N
T
S
,
ENCUMBRANCES, AND
EXCEPTIONS REFLECTED
IN THE MORTGAGE AND
THOSE CONTAINED IN
THE RECORDS OF THE OFFICE OF THE JUDGE OF
PROBATE
OF
THE
COUNTY WHERE THE
ABOVE-DESCRIBED
PROPERTY IS SITUATED.
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE
SOLD WITHOUT WARRANTY OR RECOURSE,
EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED
AS TO TITLE, USE AND/OR
ENJOYMENT AND WILL
BE SOLD SUBJECT TO THE
RIGHT OF REDEMPTION
OF ALL PARTIES ENTITLED THERETO.
the property under certain circumstances. Programs may
process. An attorney should be
consulted to help you understand these rights and programs as a part of the
purpose of paying the indebtedness secured by said mortgage, as well as the expenses
of foreclosure.
The Mortgagee/Transferee reserves the right to bid
for and purchase the real estate
and to credit its purchase price
against the expenses of sale
and the indebtedness secured
by the real estate.
This sale is subject to
postponement or cancellation.
Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., Mortgagee/Transferee
Elizabeth Loefgren
SIROTE & PERMUTT, P.C.
P. O. Box 55727
Birmingham, AL 35255-5727
Attorney for Mortgagee/Transferee
www.sirote.com/foreclosures
312205
The above mortgage
foreclosure sale has been
postponed until 03/17/2016
during the legal hours of sale
in front of the main entrance
of the courthouse in the City
of LaFayette, Chambers
County, Alabama.
The above mortgage
foreclosure sale has been
postponed until 06/23/2016
during the legal hours of sale
in front of the main entrance
of the courthouse in the City
of LaFayette, Chambers
County, Alabama.
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MORTGAGE
FORECLOSURE SALE
Default having been
certain mortgage executed by
Gary James and wife, Princess
James, originally in favor of
Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., on
the 25th day of August, 2005,
said mortgage recorded in the
Office of the Judge of Probate
of Chambers County, Alabama, in Instrument Number
2005-4064; the undersigned
US Bank National Association, as Trustee for SASCO
2005-WF4,
as
Mortgagee/Transferee, under
and by virtue of the power of
sale contained in said mortgage, will sell at public outcry
to the highest bidder for cash,
in front of the main entrance of
the Courthouse at LaFayette,
on May 19, 2016, during the
legal hours of sale, all of its
right, title, and interest in and
to the following described real
estate, situated in Chambers
County, Alabama, to-wit:
Commencing at the
Northwest corner of the Southeast 1/4, of the Northeast 1/4,
Section 26, T-23-N, R-26-E,
Chambers County, Alabama;
thence S 89 degrees, 30 minutes E, a distance of 545.0 feet
thence S 33 degrees 30 minutes East a distance of 487.2
feet; thence S 30 degrees, 00
minutes E, a distance of
224.36 feet; thence S 65 degrees 05 minutes W, a distance
of 180.3 feet to a 1/2 inch
rebar/cap White; thence S 10
E, a distance of 285.17 feet to
a 1/2 inch rebar/cap White;
minutes 01 seconds E, a distance of 315.01 feet to a point
on the Southwesterly right of
way of Chambers County
Road Number 164 and the
Point of Beginning. From said
Point of Beginning, continue
along said right of way S 28
E, a distance of 390.24 feet to
a 1/2 inch rebar/cap White;
thence leaving said right of
way, N 87 degrees 30 minutes
45 seconds W, a distance of
439.45 feet; thence N 37 degrees 01 minutes 41 seconds
W, a distance of 177.01 feet;
thence N 63 degrees 03 minutes 57 seconds E, a distance
of 405.00 feet to the Point of
Beginning. Located in Section
26, T-23-N, R-26-E, Chambers
County, Alabama.
Property street address
for informational purposes:
1051 County Road 164,
LaFayette, AL 36862
THIS PROPERTY WILL
BE SOLD ON AN "AS IS,
WHERE IS" BASIS, SUBJECT TO ANY EASEM
E
N
T
S
,
ENCUMBRANCES, AND
EXCEPTIONS REFLECTED
IN THE MORTGAGE AND
THOSE CONTAINED IN
THE RECORDS OF THE OFFICE OF THE JUDGE OF
PROBATE
OF
THE
COUNTY WHERE THE
ABOVE-DESCRIBED
PROPERTY IS SITUATED.
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE
SOLD WITHOUT WARRANTY OR RECOURSE,
EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED
AS TO TITLE, USE AND/OR
ENJOYMENT AND WILL
BE SOLD SUBJECT TO THE
RIGHT OF REDEMPTION
OF ALL PARTIES ENTITLED THERETO.
the property under certain cir-
See NOTICES Page 8B
cumstances. Programs may
process. An attorney should be
consulted to help you understand these rights and programs as a part of the
purpose of paying the indebtedness secured by said mortgage, as well as the expenses
of foreclosure.
The Mortgagee/Transferee reserves the right to bid
for and purchase the real estate
and to credit its purchase price
against the expenses of sale
and the indebtedness secured
by the real estate.
This sale is subject to
postponement or cancellation.
US Bank National Association, as Trustee for SASCO
2005-WF4, Mortgagee/Transferee
Ginny Rutledge
SIROTE & PERMUTT, P.C.
P. O. Box 55727
Birmingham, AL 35255-5727
Attorney for Mortgagee/Transferee
www.sirote.com/foreclosures
89194
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MORTGAGE
FORECLOSURE SALE
Default having been
made in the payment of the
debt secured by that mortgage
executed by Ashraf Eltantawy
on December 5, 2006
recorded in Document 20066265 in the office of the Judge
of Probate of Chambers
County, Alabama , the undersigned, by virtue of the power
of sale contained in the mortgage, will sell at public outcry
to the highest bidder for cash
in front of the courthouse door
of the Chambers County, Alabama courthouse on April 25,
2016 during the legal hours of
sale, the following described
real property in Chambers
County, Alabama:
Lots No. 6 and 7 in Block
“H” of the plat of subdivision
of Alfred F. Zachry by J. L.
Carr recorded in Map Volume
1, Page 36 in the office of the
Judge of Probate of Chambers
County, Alabama.
Said sale will be made
subject to all restrictions of
record, matters of survey, and
to any Federal or State Tax
liens, and/or special assessments, if any, which might adversely affect the title to the
premises.
purpose of paying the indebtedness secured by the mortgage, as well as the expenses
of foreclosure.
Emmitt T. Arrington Jr. and
Beverly B. Arrington
Mortgagees
John Ben Jones
Attorney for Mortgagees
P.O. Box 386
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC
HEARING
that a public hearing will be
held before the Chambers
County Commission at the
Commission Chambers in
LaFayette, Alabama on the 4th
day of April, 2016 at 3:45 P.M.
Central Time for the purpose
of considering the request of
the City of Valley, Alabama, an
Alabama municipal corporation, to remove the following
described property from industrial park status:
TRACT 1
Commencing at the
Northwest Corner of Section
14,
Township-21-North,
Range-28-East,
Chambers
County, Alabama at a concrete
monument found; thence
North 88 Deg 51 Min 48 Sec
East, a distance of 587.57 feet;
thence North 88 Deg 49 Min
21 Sec East, a distance of
908.61 feet; thence North 89
Deg 02 Min 01 Sec East, a distance of 187.26 feet; thence
East, a distance of 215.39 feet
to a point on the southerly
margin of FOB JAMES
DRIVE; thence along said
southerly margin a curve to the
left having the radius of
1663.66 feet, an arc length of
151.23 feet, a chord distance
of 151.17 feet and bearing
South 58 Deg 07 Min 14 Sec
East; thence continuing along
said southerly margin a curve
to the left having a radius of
East to a concrete monument
found at the intersection of
FOB JAMES DRIVE and
FOB JAMES DRIVE SPUR;
thence along FOB JAMES
DRIVE SPUR a curve to the
right having a radius of 292.75
feet, an arc length of 124.73
feet, a chord distance of
123.78 feet and bearing South
47 Deg 07 Min 47 Sec West to
a concrete monument found;
thence continue South 59 Deg
21 Min 10 Sec West, a distance of 39.13 feet to an iron
pin found; thence leaving FOB
JAMES DRIVE SPUR South
61 Deg 26 Min 19 Sec West, a
distance of 80.00 feet to a calculated point; thence South 29
Deg 44 Min 19 Sec East, a distance of 135.92 feet to a calculated point; thence North 61
Deg 26 Min 19 Sec East, a distance of 80.08 feet to a calculated point; thence South 29
Deg 16 Min 41 Sec East 9.71
feet to an iron pin found and
the POINT OF BEGINNING;
from said POINT OF BEGINNING South 29 Deg 52 Min
thence South 37 Deg 10 Min
East, a distance of 1090.11
feet; thence South 40 Deg 04
Min 27 Sec East, a distance of
West, a distance of 602.21
Deg 51 Min 59 Sec West, a
distance of 411.98 feet; thence
Min 41 Sec West, a distance of
Deg 30 Min 43 Sec East, a distance of 1319.92 feet to a concrete monument found; thence
10.00 feet to an iron pin set
along the northerly margin of
COMBS ROAD;
thence
along said northerly margin
feet to a monument found;
thence leaving northerly margin of COMBS ROAD North
distance of 1553.37 feet;
13 Sec West, a distance of
feet; thence a curve to the right
having a radius of 2767.87
1210.70 and bearing North 48
Deg 48 Min 20 Sec East;
727.28 feet to the POINT OF
BEGINNING; said described
TRACT 1 containing 315.458
Acres, more or less.
TRACT 2
Commencing at the
14,
Township-21-North,
Range-28-East,
Chambers
margin of FOB JAMES
East to a concrete monument
found at the intersection of
FOB JAMES DRIVE and
FOB JAMES DRIVE SPUR;
thence along FOB JAMES
DRIVE SPUR a curve to the
right having a radius of 292.75
123.78 feet and bearing South
47 Deg 07 Min 47 Sec West to
a concrete monument found;
thence continue South 59 Deg
21 Min 10 Sec West, a distance of 39.13 feet to an iron
pin found; thence leaving FOB
JAMES DRIVE SPUR South
distance of 80.00 feet to a calculated point; thence South 29
Deg 44 Min 19 Sec East, a distance of 135.92 feet to a calculated point; thence North 61
Deg 26 Min 19 Sec East, a distance of 80.08 feet to an iron
pin found; thence South 29
Deg 16 Min 41 Sec East 9.71
feet to a calculated point;
Deg 10 Min 17 Sec East, a distance of 859.79 feet to the
POINT OF BEGINNING,
from said POINT OF BEGINNING South 44 Deg 12 Min
Deg 19 Min 24 Sec East, a distance of 451.33 feet to a point
on the westerly margin of
FAIRFAX BYPASS; thence
along said westerly margin
West, a distance of 96.06 feet;
thence leaving said westerly
margin North 44 Deg 21 Min
656.78 feet to a point on westerly margin of FAIRFAX BYPASS; thence along said
westerly margin South 03 Deg
52 Min 46 Sec East, a distance
of 302.90 feet; thence leaving
westerly margin South 89 Deg
57 Min 03 Sec West, a distance of 1276.59 feet; thence
feet; thence North 45 Deg 47
602.21 feet to the POINT OF
BEGINNING; said described
TRACT 2 containing 28.326
Acres, more or less.
TRACT 3
Commencing at the
14,
Township-21-North,
Range-28-East,
Chambers
margin of FOB JAMES
East to a monument found at
the intersection of FOB
JAMES DRIVE and FOB
JAMES DRIVE SPUR; thence
along FOB JAMES DRIVE
SPUR a curve to the right having a radius of 292.75 feet, an
arc length of 124.73 feet, a
chord distance of 123.78 feet
and bearing South 47 Deg 07
Min 47 Sec West to a concrete
monument found South 59
distance of 39.13 feet to an
iron pin found and the POINT
OF BEGINNING; from said
POINT OF BEGINNING
West, a distance of 80.00 feet
to a calculated point; thence
to a calculated point; thence
East, a distance of 80.08 feet to
a calculated point; thence
727.28 feet; thence a curve to
the left having a radius of
West; thence South 36 Deg 10
Deg 10 Min 21 Sec East, a distance of 388.30 feet; thence a
curve to the right having a radius of 2937.87 feet, an arc
length of 1295.53 feet, a chord
distance of 1285.06 feet and
bearing North 48 Deg 48 Min
20 Sec East; thence North 61
East, a distance of 24.41 feet to
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the POINT OF BEGINNING;
said described TRACT 3 containing 17.116 Acres, more or
less.
TRACT 4
Commencing at the
14, Township- 21-North,
Range-28-East,
Chambers
monument found; said point
being the POINT OF BEGINNING; from said POINT OF
BEGINNING North 88 Deg
of 587.57 feet; thence North
88 Deg 49 Min 21 Sec East, a
215.39 feet to a point on the
southerly margin of FOB
JAMES DRIVE; thence along
said southerly margin curve to
the left having the radius of
East to a monument found at
the intersection of FOB
JAMES DRIVE and FOB
JAMES DRIVE SPUR;
thence leaving said intersection along northerly margin of
FOB JAMES DRIVE SPUR a
curve to the right having a radius of 292.75 feet, an arc
length of 124.73 feet, a chord
distance of 123.78 feet and
bearing South 47 Deg 07 Min
47 Sec West to a monument
found; continue South 59 Deg
21 Min 10 Sec West, a distance of 39.13 feet; thence
leaving said northerly margin
West, a distance of 24.41 feet;
723.74 feet; thence a curve to
the left having a radius of
West; thence South 36 Deg 10
distance of 1230.56 feet to the
easterly margin of INTERSTATE 85; thence along said
easterly margin North 36 Deg
of 1000.53 feet; thence leaving said easterly margin North
88 Deg 49 Min 15 Sec East, a
distance of 260.37 feet to the
POINT OF BEGINNING;
said described TRACT 4 containing 50.000 Acres, more or
less.
The
above-described
property is located on Fob
James Drive in Valley, Alabama in Chambers County, Alabama.
This the 22nd day of March,
2016.
/s/ Linda Anderson
Linda Anderson
Recording Secretary, Chambers County Commission
Chambers County, Alabama
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