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Home of Joe Byars
129th YEAR - NO. 15
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2013
ONE SECTION - 50¢ PER COPY
Sheriff thanks
Woodland Estates
No ordinary
summer camp
See Story, Page 3
See Page 11
Friend turns
foe in thefts
at 2 homes
Guns, jewelry taken in
Short Mountain heist
John Butwell photos
Holding a plastic bag of red, ripe tomatoes she has just purchased from local grower Ray Shipp at the
Cannon County Farmers Market, Woodbury's Anita Parton chats with the grower about how coming to the
Farmers Market "saves me a lot of work."
Veggie Tales at Farmer’s Mkt
Local growers bring their
gardens & stories to town
CONNIE ESH
Special to the Courier
Cannon County Farmers Market is about as close as
you can come to "taking a salt shaker out in the
garden" to eat fresh tomatoes.
Tomatoes, especially, are better when they're homegrown, opines Jerry D. Smithson as he sells tomatoes,
summer squash, eggplants and other fresh-picked
veggies every Saturday morning at the Farmers
Market.
"I like a good acid tomato that tastes like a tomato,"
he says. "Used to, you could go the field and eat 'em
right out of the garden. I'd take a little shaker of salt
for them."
Why doesn't he do that anymore? "I've just started
eating them in the house-it's cooler."
But on Saturday mornings, Smithson and other
local farmers offer that sort of convenience combined
with garden-fresh quality to the general public by Polly Campbell reaches to pay for the tomatoes she
bringing their produce to the market in the Arts bought from local grower Harold Duggin at the
Center parking lot at 1424 John Bragg Highway.
Cannon County Farmers Market.
They pick the vegetables the day before and pack
them during the night or early in the morning to have morning." Now, by around 9:30 a.m., he has about 80
them available beginning at 6 a.m. each Saturday to pounds left "so far-I hope to move these before
sell. But even though the Farmers Market stays open dinnertime."
He had sold about 140 pounds at $1.50 a pound,
till around noon, don't wait too late to come get yours.
By 9 a.m. or so, better than half the veggies are sold, earning about $210.
Duggin and his wife Earlene, both Cannon County
and the local growers are grateful.
"I'm lucky I can come here," says Harold Duggin, natives, are retired from work in local shoe factories.
with tomatoes, cucumbers, and other veggies lined up Duggin also worked about ten years for the Farmers
for sale under his tarp at the back of his pick-up truck. Coop in Woodbury. But now they raise and sell
"I brought about 220 pounds (of tomatoes) here this See FARMERS, page 9
MIKE WEST
Courier Editor
Zackhary
“Porkchop”
Dixon has been charged
with a $17,850 burglary in
the Short Mountain area.
He also faces similar
charges in connection with
a break-in in nearby Warren
County.
Dixon’s arrest was one of
several different burglaryrelated
charges
filed
recently by the Cannon
County Sheriff’s Department and the Woodbury
Police. Dixon is a resident of
Cumberland County.
“I received some information about some guns that
had been stolen in Cannon
County,” said Investigator
Anthony Young.
The guns had been stolen
by man nicknamed “Porkchop,” Young said. “His
real name was Zackhary
Dixon.
“At this point, myself and
Investigator Brandon Gullett went to talk to one of
victims of this theft,” he
said.
The victims of the Cannon
and Warren County burglaries were kin.
“We found out Mr. Dixon
had been friends with the
victims of the theft. It was
told to us that when he tried
to sell these guns they were
in the trunk of his car,”
Young said.
Young and Gullett were
joined by an officer from the
Warren
County Sheriff’s
Department in their investigation.
“We made a call to the
Cumberland County Sheriff’s Department and asked
them if they could make
contact with Mr. Dixon,”
the investigator continued.
“A short while later, myself
and Investigator Gullett
received a call from
Cumberland County Sher-
Zackhary Dixon
iff’s Department and they
had stopped Mr. Dixon and
he, in fact, had the guns in
the trunk of his car.”
Not all of the guns were
recovered. The suspect said
he got afraid and discarded
much of the stolen goods.
“We recovered five of the
stolen guns. He stated the
rest of the guns he threw
over the bridge of Center
Hill Lake,” Young said.
Among the discarded
guns was a German World
War II pistol with Nazi
markings on it. That pistol
was valued at $2,000.
Approximately 13 pistols,
long rifles and shotguns
were stolen.
A safe was also stolen that
contained a $5,000 Rolex
watch and several valuable
rings
“Mr. Dixon was transported back to Cannon
County Jail where he was
booked in with charges
including theft over $10,000,
aggravated burglary and
criminal trespassing. Theft
charges in Warren County
are awaiting Mr. Dixon,”
Young said.
In an unrelated case,
Investigator Young and
Sheriff
Darrell
Young
arrested two men on
criminal
trespassing
charges,
preventing
a
possible break-in.
See THEFTS, page 9
DeKalb bests Cannon Co. in Ultimate Weight Loss
Cannon and DeKalb
County participated in The
Ultimate Weight Loss
Challenge recently where
teams and individuals lost
all the weight they could
over a three month
deadline.
Winners were revealed
on Friday, July 26th at the
DeKalb County Fair where
DeKalb County Mayor
Mike Foster and Cannon
County
Mayor
Mike
Gannon showed up to
hopefully claim the title of
Events galore in
The Cannon Blast!
On Page 7
County Champion Overall.
The 90-day challenge was
sponsored by Stones River
Hospital
and
DeKalb
Community Hospital to
encourage both counties to
eat wise and exercise their
way to better health.
“We are very proud of all
of the participants of the
challenge. A combined total
of 943.2 pounds were lost.
To celebrate this success,
both hospitals are donating
a combined 943 pounds of
food to our local food
banks,” said Sue Conley,
CEO of Stones River
Hospital
and
DeKalb
Community Hospital, “We
appreciate both county
mayors supporting the
event. Additional thanks to
Manager Pat Ford of
Smithville Subway for
sponsoring the challenge
and providing coupons
and gift cards throughout
the event.”
Top winners revealed
during the Friday evening
finale’ included:
DeKalb County Champion Daniel Seber lost a total
of 17.04 percent total body
weight making him the
Champion receiving a
trophy and $500 cash prize
as well as awarding DeKalb
County the title of County
Champion Overall for 2013.
Cannon County Champion Billy Moulder lost a
total of 11.07 percent body
weight receiving a trophy
and $500 grand cash prize.
Additional DeKalb top
scores for cash and prizes
included second place
winner Linda Fowler, Amy
Seber, Jimmy Crawford,
Kevin Manning, County
Mayor Mike Foster, Beth
Chandler and The Happy
Booker Team from Justin
Potter Library / Kathy
Hendrixson and Rochelle
Turner Captains.
Additional
Cannon
County top scores for cash
and
prized
included
second place winner Teresa
Bouldin, Mary Duncan,
James Bogle, Pam Hoskins
and the Junk in the Trunks
Team / Faith Bogle Captain
When
asked
about
DeKalb’s victory, County
Mayor Mike Foster replied,
“I am proud to accept this
trophy on behalf of DeKalb
County. We are proud of
Daniel Seber for a job well
done and hope everyone
continues to make healthy
choices throughout the
year.”
See DEKALB, page 9
PAGE 2
CANNON COURIER
AUGUST 7, 2013
CANNON
O B I T UA R I E S
Ted Burks
Charles Leonard
Johnny Moore
Ted Burks, 84, of Woodbury passed away at his
daughter’s home Tuesday, July 30, 2013.
He was a native of Summittville in Coffee Co. He was
preceded in death by his parents, Comer P. and Votra
Geneva Chumbney Burks; wives, Beulah Burks and
Roberta Burks; three brothers, Jerry, Hoyde and
Howard Burks and 2 sisters, Velvia Vaughn
and Beulah Mae Burks.
He is survived by his two children,
Denise (Kerry) Foster and Floyd (Janet)
Burks all of Woodbury; six grandchildren,
Kenny Johnson, Angie (Matt) Campbell, Cory Foster, Erika
(Jerry) Lokey, Chelsie Burks and Austen Burks; seven great
grandchildren, Trey, Jessica, Drew and Bailey Johnson,
Kaydence Lokey, Jacob Campbell and Lacey Foster and
brother, Leon (Pat) Burks of Summittville.
Funeral services were 2 pm Saturday in the Chapel of
Woodbury Funeral Home with Bro. John Jones officiating.
Interment followed in Coleman Cemetery, Rutherford Co.
Pallbearers were Chad and Austen Burks, Jerry Lokey,
Kenny, Trey and Drew Johnson, Matt and Jacob Campbell,
Terry and Russell Burks.
Mr. Burks was a member of the Sunny Hills Baptist
Church and was a veteran of the U.S. Navy where he
served in Korea. He was retired from Aladdin Industries
after 39 years.
Woodbury
Funeral
Home,
615-563-2311
or
www.woodburyfuneralhome.net
Charles Leonard, age 84, of Loretto, TN passed away
Monday, July 29, 2013 at his residence. He was a native of
Red Boiling Springs, TN, former manager of
Lawrenceburg Kroger, owner and
operator of Leonards Bi-Rite, and
Minister of the Gospel for the Church of
Christ.
He was preceded in death by his
parents, James Melvin and Lula Bean
Leonard; one sister, Dorothy Parker; two
brothers, Kendall and James Leonard;
and son-in-law, Mark Sechrest.
He is survived by his wife of 60 years,
Faye Brewer Leonard of Loretto, TN; a daughter, Cherie
Sechrest of Albany, GA; a son, Jeff Leonard (Carolyn) of
Loretto, TN; two brothers, Ray Leonard of LaVergne, TN
and John Leonard of Ridgetop, TN; four sisters, Mary
Barrett of Trion, GA, Elise Haynes of Lascassas, TN, Grace
Baird of Woodbury and Rebecca Leonard of Florence, TN;
five grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
Arrangements are being handled by Neal Funeral
Home, 231 N. Military Avenue, Lawrenceburg, Tennessee.
The family received friends from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Thursday, August 01, 2013 at Neal Funeral Home. Funeral
services were conducted at Neal Funeral Home at 10:00
AM Friday, August 02, 2013, with Bro. Danny Pettus and
Bro. Rodney Livingston officiating. Interment followed at
Roselawn Memorial Gardens at 2:00 PM in Murfreesboro,
TN.
Family suggests memorials be made to The Bible Scroll
Fund, PO Box 187, Loretto, TN.
Services for John Lee "Johnny" Moore, age 72, were 2:00
PM Friday, August 2 at the Chapel of Woodbury Funeral
Home with Bro. Al Bugg officiating. Burial followed at
Ivy Bluff Cemetery in Warren Co.
He is survived by his wife, Linda Higgins Moore of
Woodbury; three daughters, Denise (Tim) Scott and
Valerie Moore of Woodbury and Leah (Michael) Lott of
Mooresville, North Carolina; six grandchildren, Jonathon
Moore, Leann, Erin, and Brent Scott, and Noah and John
Lott and his sister, Ann Pichulo of Woodbury
Johnny was preceded in death by his father, William Bill
Moore and his brother, Hugh "Bud" Moore.
He was a member of Smith Grove Church of Christ and
a heavy equipment operator and foreman with road
construction.
Cannon Courier, August 7, 2013, Woodbury, Tennessee
MONUMENTS
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Woodbury Funeral Home (615) 563-2311
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Mark Bates
Mark Bates, 57, of Ardmore, Alabama, passed away on
Monday, July 28, 2013 in Texarkana, Arkansas.
He is survived by his wife, Brenda Bates of Ardmore; six
children: Mark Jr and wife, Carol, Joshua Bates, Jason Bates,
all of Ardmore; Johnny Mitchell and wife, Beth of
Manchester, Tn; Timothy Bryant and wife, Beth of Elkton,
Tn; April Dawn Bryant of West Palm Beach, Fl; five
brothers: Jim, Chuck, Tony, John, and Wayne.
grandchildren: Madison Huff and husband, Cable,
McKenzie Faulk and husband, John, Miranda Bates and
husband, Christopher, Timothy and Ethan Bates, Michael,
Brady, and Eliza "JoJo" Bryant; Many nieces and nephews.
He was much loved by the "A-B-C-D Kids" and was
known to many as "Pop Pop." He was preceded in death by
his parents, Robert and Edith Bates, his brother, Tom and
his sister, Elizabeth.
Visitation with the family was Saturday from 1 to 4 pm at
Hazel Green Funeral Home. Funeral services followed at 4
pm.
Hazel Green Funeral Home was honored to serve the
family.
Wanda Lee Brown
Mrs. Wanda Lee Brown, 75, of Auburntown died at her
home on July 27, 2013.
She was born on August 11, 1937 in McMinnville, TN.
She was preceded in death by her
mother, Ila (Campbell) Todd, husband
of 58 years, Truman Brown, a daughter,
Ila Kay Rhoden and two brothers,
Donald Bratcher and Jerry Bratcher.
She is survived by a daughter and
son-in-law, Cheyrel and Doug Pursell of
Auburntown; son-in-law, Joe Rhoden of
Lascassas; brothers, J.M. and Jonell
Bratcher of Short Mountain and Barton
and Phyllis Todd of McMinnville; three grandchildren,
Leslie Pursell of Woodland, Robert and Jessica Rhoden of
Lascassas, Jacob and Annette Pursell of Spring Hill also
two great grandchildren, Katlyn White and Annalee
Pursell.
Mrs. Brown was a member of the Auburntown Church
of Christ. She was a retired employee of Chromalox in
Murfreesboro. Reading was one of her favorite pass times.
She was a loving and devoted wife, mother, grandmother
and great grandmother. Spending time with her family
was one of her greatest joys. Mrs. Brown had a sweet
disposition and never met a stranger.
Visitation was held at Smith Funeral Home on Sunday,
July 28, 2013 from 11-8 PM. Funeral services were held in
the Smith Funeral Home chapel on Monday, July 29, 2013
at 2 PM. David Dunn and John Fortner officiated.
Interment was in Milton Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers memorial donations are requested to
the Auburntown Church of Christ. Contact Smith Funeral
Home for details. (615)563-5337
www.smithfuneralhomewoodbury.net
You are invited to our
Lewis & Lewis
Music that’s fresh,
powerful, and soul
stirring - definitely
different!
Lewis & Lewis are
appearing at
Homecoming on
Sunday morning
Service, August 18
at 11:00 A.M.
at
Plainview Baptist
Church
6088 Jim
Cummings Highway
Woodbury, TN
49th Homecoming and Revival
Revival services are
Monday, August 19,through August 23.
Revival Meeting
at
New Beginning Missionary Baptist Mission
100 Tatum Street, Woodbury, TN (on the Square)
Sunday, August 11th - Friday, August 16th
7:00 p.m. Nightly
Eld. Dean Dyer, Eld. Gayle Snoddy, Eld. Kenneth Summers, &
Eld. Dennis Young
For more information, call 615-587-1566 or 615-677-6286.
NOW OPEN
Cannon Outreach
& Thrift Store
214 S. McCrary Street
(next door to Napa)
615-542-2276
Monday-Friday 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Saturday
EVANGELIST
Come browse in our “Boutique”
TERRY WILKERSON
All clothes are washed and ironed!
will be bringing the message each night.
Accepting donations of clothes, household items, furniture, glassware, furniture,
toys, books, jewelry, accessories.
All donations used locally! Bring
your items to rear door facing
Lester Street
Monday, August 19 - The Hunt Family, Bluegrass
Tuesday, August 20 - Billy Moulder with Pleasant View Worship Band
Wednesday, August 21 - Church Home Singers
Thursday, August 22 - Right on Time
Friday, August 23 - The Anderson Sisters from Murfreesboro, TN
Everyone Welcome - Come on out
and join us!
Cannon Outreach & Thrift Store is a
not for profit operation with all
proceeds used to benefit Cannon
County SAVE which assists victims
of domestic abuse, and to help fund a
food back pack program which
provides nutritional food items to
children in the county who are food
deficient.
CANNON COURIER
AUGUST 7, 2013
PAGE 3
PEDIGO & TODD REALTY
In need of listings!
Call
Thinking about selling?
JAN PEDIGO TODD
208 S.
McCrary Street
Pedigo & Todd Auctions
(615) 563-4635 or (615) 542-5210
Working to serve Cannon County since 1950’s
Photo provided
Special Kids awarded $25,000
Left to right, State Farm representative; Director of Family Services Sheri
Weber, Family Services Coordinator Candice Stoetzel, Executive Director Chris
Truelove. Special Kids, Murfreesboro, was selected as a top 200 finalist by
State Farm's Youth Advisory Board to be in the running to win a $25,000 grant.
To win, Special Kids had to make it to the top 40 finalists through online voting
on Facebook. Thanks to voters, Special Kids made it to #6! The funds will go
towards expanding the Family Services department. This department exists to
serve each family that walks through the doors, show each family the love of
Jesus Christ, and help to meet each family's needs through Special Kids
services and connecting them with other services in the community.
Sheriff thanks Woodland
Estates residents for help
The
Cannon
County
Sheriff's Department would
like to say "Thank You" to the
residents
of
Woodland
Estates in the Woodland
Community.
We had a person that was
in the woods behind this
subdivision that we were
searching for and the
residents of this community
went above and beyond with
the help that they extended
to our department. The care
and concern that these
residents showed was a
heartwarming experience for
all that were involved in this
search.
We would like to say thank
you to Mark Faioli for letting
us use his four-wheeler
during the search. We would
also like to say thank you to
Sandra Leonard, Chip and
Linda Cook for the concern
that they showed the Sheriff's
Department and the other
family members that were
present during the search.
The water and the
hospitality that they shared
with us was why anyone
should love to live in Cannon
County. Without their help
this search would have taken
much longer than it did.
Because of their help the
outcome of this search ended
with the best results possible.
Again, the Cannon County
Sheriff's Department would
like to say THANK You to
the
residents
of
WOODLAND ESTATES for
everything that they did
during this search.
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2000 sq. ft. open concep ,
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suite, MLS#
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$139,900.
New Listing!
Unique
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home
in
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setting on 5
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Additional
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and shop that
could be easily converted to another home available.
New Listing!
Brick home in Short Mtn.
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countertops, bathrooms, sub-floors and floor coverings,
sheetrock light fixtures, windows, metal roof, and
landscaping, etc. MLS#1470805
New Listing! 2BR country
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Woodland
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MLS # 1442859 $89,900.
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CANNON COURIER
AUGUST 7, 2013
United Way Update
William R. Fryar, Publisher
MIKE WEST, Editor
TERESA S. STOETZEL, Advertising Director
TONY STINNETT, Sports and Schools Editor
Published Each Wednesday at 210 West Water Street Woodbury, TN 37190
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ADVERTISING: The publisher reserves the right to
reject or to cancel at any time any advertisement or
any other material submitted for publication.
Just what does
the United Way
offer Cannon?
Through a generous partnership with
the Cannon Courier, this week's edition of
the Courier launches a monthly column
from your United Way of Rutherford and
Cannon Counties. Our hope and intent is
to inform, present timely information,
and to educate the community on United
Way's mission in Cannon County.
What is United Way? United Way is a
non-profit, volunteer-driven organization
led by a local all-volunteer Board of
Directors.
We focus on determining the
underlying causes of the most important
issues in our communities and work to
advance the common good by focusing
on the building blocks of a better life;
education, income, health, and rebuilding
lives.
Prior to 2005 United Way of Rutherford
County acted as an administrator for
contributions designated for Cannon
County from Rutherford County and
various other United Ways. However,
realizing that with this system there were
no measurements in place for impact and
outcomes for the programs that were
receiving this funding, the Board of
Directors at the United Way of Rutherford
County voted to incorporate Cannon
County into their organization.
FAYE NORTHCUTT-KNOX
Much has
changed
since
Cannon
County
joined
United Way.
United Way
of
Rutherford
and Cannon
Counties has a long tradition of adhering
to very high standards of accountability
and transparency as a member of United
Way Worldwide. United Way is audited
annually by an independent CPA firm
and the audit results are reviewed by the
all-volunteer Finance Committees and the
Board of Directors. As a result of this
transparency, United Way can now track
partner programs in Cannon County and
report back to the community the
outcomes of those programs and the
impact those programs have on our
community.
In the coming months, this column will
focus on the individual programs that
directly provide services to Cannon
County and how your generous
investments in your community are
changing lives in a positive manner.
From The Editor
Courier Columnist
Will there be good
dogs in heaven?
I don't do a heap of transmitting on
Facebook, but I regularly cruise the site
because I'm a people-watching person.
Some say I'm just plain nosey. But hey, at
least I'm paid to be nosey!
That's when I saw longtime
friend/neighbor Jan Schilling's
despondent dispatch about losing her
canine family member, Pagola, to "Damn
Cancer."
Jan's heart-aching words touched my
own dog-loving spirit: "R.I.P. Pagola. You
were the best dog. Damn Cancer!! I am
heart-broken."
Her soulful sharing brought tears and
triggered my impulse to pen a short piece
on Facebook re-asking the question: "Will
There Be Good Dogs in Heaven?" …
similar to a newspaper column I did two
years ago that touched a lot of reader
hearts.
Within seconds Jerome Daniel
Dempsey, another longtime friend,
responded thusly on Facebook: "Dogs are
truly man's best friend. I sure hope my
'Lucky' is safe and sound somewhere
here on earth. If not, I know Lucky is in
heaven."
Engineer Dempsey's response helped
trigger requests from people in multiple
states asking me to re-run my column
from years' past asking "Will there be
good dogs in Heaven?"
A picture is posted of Lucky, in case
you've seen Dempsey's lost family
member.
The key word asking about dogs in
heaven may be good, according to
Cannon County country boy philosopher
(the late) C.L. Vickers.
"I know my two best coon-hunting
dawgs are up there wait'en on me," C.L.
prophesied from behind the galluses of
his best starched and ironed Liberty
overalls. "But….."
That proved to be a big but that C.L.
added: "But there ain't no egg-sucking
dogs in heaven."
Woodbury Mayor Harold Patrick can
vouch that those were the exact words
from C.L.'s mouth before our mutual
friend died in 2001 to join his coon dogs.
World-acclaimed evangelist Billy
Graham once sermonized the opinion
there are canines in the clouds.
And country preacher man A.C.
Sullivant eulogized the opinion from his
pulpit that
Hitler, my
loyal old farm
Whittle’s Words
dog of youth,
was up in
Of Wisdom
heaven
DAN WHITTLE
walking
beside my
deceased
father as they checked on how the corn
crop was growing.
And I put C.L. Vickers' opinion right up
there with Reverends Graham and
Sullivant.
Will you take Mark Twain's word for it?
"Heaven goes by favor. If it went by
merit, you would stay out and your dog
would go in."
Will Rogers spoke about it too: "If there
are no dogs in heaven, then when I die, I
want to go where they went."
Notable Murfreesboro historian/author
Shirley Ann Farris Jones did some
research on the dogs in heaven question:
"I asked Presbyterian Minister Ralph
Lewellyn, 'Would my dog Annie be in
heaven?' He assured me Annie was in
heaven. I then asked: 'Will the woman
who poisoned my dog be in heaven? Not
receiving assurance that she would go the
opposite direction, my friends and I
egged her house each Halloween!"
My original dogs in heaven inquiring
column was triggered a few years ago
when Smyrna Lions Club member Ken
Love interrupted one of my story-telling
sessions with a question about whether
there will be good dogs in heaven.
After 20 minutes of sincere debate Ken
left the building, but not before sharing
he thought there will be good dogs in
heaven.
Two days later neighbor Ken Love died
of heart failure. Then, a day after Ken's
passing, his beloved dog died too. It was
the right thing to do when Ken's grieving
family placed the puppy In Ken's casket
before burial.
"It was what husband Ken would
want," shared Linda Love.
The Rev. I.N. Sheffield, who has a
doctorate in theology, shared this Biblical
opinion: "There are passages indicating
there are other animals in heaven … as in
horses and lions, for example … so I see
no reason why there won't be good dogs
in heaven."
Busy week results
in projects finally
coming to fruition
It's been a busy week in Woodbury. A
number of projects seem to be finally
coming together like the new Farmer's
Market stand at the Arts Center of
Cannon County.
Federal grants are paying for the
structure, but it took the Cannon County
Commission awhile to approve the
project. Why? The crazy rain during July
slowed approval. A commission vote was
delayed until mid-July due to the
objections of a couple of commissioners.
Those guys were upset because the
recent high-water on Stones River flooded
a goodly section of the land next to the
Arts Center.
Commissioner Russell Reed led the
debate against the Farmer's Market,
protesting that the site adjacent to the
Arts Center of Cannon County was prone
to flooding.
"The federal government has paid for
it," said Commissioner Kevin George. "If
we get to use that maybe 10 years, five
years or two years it's worth it."
Commissioner Jim Bush agreed with
Reed about the site.
"I have a problem with where we are
building it. Move it up the hill," Bush
said.
The shed will be built on a concrete slab
with metal roof. The materials for the
structure had been delivered before July
13 The commission voted 7-2-1 with Bush
and Reed voting no and Kevin
Mooneyham absent.
At deadline, contractors were busy
preparing the site for construction. It is
located next to the Arts Center parking lot
and nearly within spitting distance of the
center's building.
***
Speaking of the County Commission,
that group will convene at 5 p.m. Tuesday
to approve Cannon County's budget and
set the tax rate for 2013/2014.
Part of that budget is expected to go for
two SROs for county schools.
SRO is the abbreviation for school
resource officer.
Last week, two potential SROs from
Cannon County underwent training in
Murfreesboro. A total of 26 law
enforcement officers took part in the 40hour class taught by two Rutherford
County officers, who are both national
instructors for the National Association of
School Resource Officers.
My Take
Topics
covered
MIKE WEST
included the
foundations of
school-based policing, the learning
process, effective presentations, effective
communications in schools, drugs,
alcohol and addictive behavior, special
education, school law, child abuse, school
safety, crime prevention and critical
incident management.
SROs learned to write lesson plans and
to handle advisory sessions dealing with
adolescent and family issues.
Yes, if approved by the County
Commission, the two SROs will do much
more than provide security at CCHS.
The officers will serve as a mentor to
students and will provide counseling
services in addition to serving police
duties.
It is a difficult program to understand,
unless you have seen it in action.
In Rutherford County it is popular
program, which has grown slowly over
the last 20 years. It has undoubtedly
saved lives.
We hope the Cannon County
Commission will approve its fledgling
SRO program.
***
My wallet is lighter after a Saturday
visit to the new Short Mountain Trading
Post which had its grand opening. We
enjoyed the food and music and those
durn crafts. The Trading Post is located
next to the distillery on Short Mountain
Highway (Route 146).
***
Speaking of great successes…. Have
you been to the new Cannon Outreach
and Thrift Store at 214 S. McCrary St.?
Opening last Wednesday, the Thrift
Store is doing big business with shoppers
even wanting to buy the window
displays. Sorry, those aren't for sale!
Perhaps one of the big draws is that the
gently used clothing has been washed,
even ironed before it hit the hangers. But
there's more than clothing available at the
shop, so go check it out.
A non-profit organization, the Thrift
Store's proceeds are used to benefit
Cannon County SAVE (domestic violence
program) and to provide nutritional food
for the Food Backpack program for local
children.
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CANNON COURIER
Bill
PARSLEY
THE
AUGUST 7, 2013
PARSLEY TEAM
PAGE 5
Jennifer
JACKSON
SOLD
713 Basham Ridge Road
Home, 8 stall horse barn
and 30.7 acres, fenced,
pond, springs, MLS#
1450793 , $149,900
330 Sayre Lane
Lots of extra in the 4
bedroom brick home,
fenced yard, gorgeus inside
and out. $289,900
90 Haven Lane
MLS # 1456738. 56.22 acres
and super nice double
wide and barn, fenced and
ready to go! $180,000
Photo provided
SOLD
Dr. Ming Wang and Carlos Enrique Gonzalez will be performing at the
Cannon County Senior Citizens Center at noon on Thursday, August 29. Call
615-563-5304 for more information.
Dr. Ming Want to speak and perform at
Cannon County Senior Citizens Center
Nashville based eye
surgeon, Dr. Ming Wang,
will present an informative
and educational vision care
talk for members and
guests of the Cannon
County Senior Citizens
Center
at
noon
on
Thursday, August 29.
In addition to tips on
vision care and the various
options
for
corrective
surgical
vision
enhancements,
the
renowned eye surgeon will
also provide some special
entertainment
for
the
attendees.
He
will
demonstrate his musical
abilities with the “er hu”, a
Chinese musical instrument
similar to the violin.
Dr. Wang grew up in
China
during
the
devastating
Cultural
Revolution when millions
of youth were deported and
condemned to a lifetime of
hard labor and poverty. He
learned to play a Chinese
violet “er-hu” as a teenager
to escape deportation. He
often uses it in conjunction
with “Music for Sight”, a
program that promotes
public awareness of the
efforts for sight restoration
for the blind.
Accompanying the doctor
will be classic guitarist,
composer and close friend,
Carlos Enrique Gonzalez.
The doctor is frequently
called upon to speak about
the preciousness of freedom
and choice in America
compared to life in China.
These talks are often
followed
by
musical
entertainment by the two
friends.
The public is invited to
attend this educational and
entertaining
program.
Additional information can
be obtained by contacting
the Cannon County Senor
Citizens Center at 609
Lehman Street, Woodbury,
Tn 37190, 615-563-5304.
George Reunion set for August 10
The 2013 George Reunion
will be held Saturday,
August 10, in the Gassaway
Community Center and
Fire Hall located at 245
Gassaway Main Street. The
Gassaway Community is
located in Northeastern
Cannon County. The doors
will open at 11:00 AM with
lunch beginning at 12:30
PM.
The
children
and
grandchildren of Sammie
and Jennie (Tate) George:
Nina Campbell, Inez Bogle,
Ernestine Tate, Grady
George, Howard George,
Betty Ledna, and Frelan
George, are your host to
this event. We welcome all
descendants of Charles and
Bastoria (Hughes) George,
the descendants of their son
Samuel L. and Sarah
(Jennings) George; children
Sammie (Jennie), Jordan S.,
Rufus L., Jacob Eli "Jake",
John
W.,
Sylvanus,
Cornelous, Marcelious, and
Malissie George, to attend.
With the conclusion of the
Civil War in 1865, Samuel L.
George along his parents,
Charles
and
Bastoria
(Hughes) George, acquired
land and built their homes
on Turkey Branch in the
Gassaway
Community.
Samuel
married
Sara
Jennings, together; they
raised their 10 children on
Turkey Branch. Each year
their descendants, friends,
in-laws and outlaws meet
on the second Saturday in
August at the Gassaway
Community Center and
Fire Hall.
Everyone is invited to
bring your favorite cuisine
and enjoy lunch, reunite old
kinships, share photos,
precious memories, family
history and maybe a few
tall tales.
For more information
please
contact
Frelan
George at 931-728-1029,
Grady George at 615-5634665, Ernestine Tate at 615464-4174 or Faye Morse at
615-563-5455. **Ice and
tableware
will
be
provided**.
679 Bradyville Road
Laurel Farms Subdivision.
All brick, 4 bedroom, 2
bath, 2 car garage
MLS 1446441
List Price $227,500
New construction to be built in Cannon Downs Subdivision
3 bedroom, 2 bath, home. Will take no more than 4
months to complete. You can adjust plans,
ammenities, etc.
LAND LISTINGS
153 Old Quarry Road
6+/- acres, awesome views,
pasture, woods, convenient
location, beautiful hills
surrounding, 3 bed, 2 bath all
brick with separate insulated &
wired garage/shop. $149,900
3 McMinnville Hwy - 6 +/- acres, MLS# 1284942, $27,500
200 Jessica Lane- 95 +/- acres, MLS# 1384562, $189,900
10 Conley Road - 10.030 +/- acres, MLS # 1425345, $29,900
615.563.1100
It's a New Day with a New Name for the
Tennessee College of Applied Technology
McMinnville
With openings in the following programs for Fall
Trimester 2013 starting September 3. Apply now!
See www.tcatmcminnville.edu on the web.
will be available for purchase at
Mason’s Lodge, 109 Meadowbrook on
Programs Leading to
Jobs and Diploma Length of Study include:
•
Automotive Technology: Servicing and repairing automotive vehicles/5 trimesters
•
Business Systems Technology: Receptionist, marketing assistant, administrative
assistant, accounting assistant, medical administrative assistant/3 trimesters
beginning at 12:00
noon.
•
Computer Information Technology: Computer maintenance, help desk operator,
CIT security specialist, network operator/3 trimesters
$7 per half chicken
•
Culinary/Hospitality: Food service industry/3 trimesters*
•
Early Childhood Education: Childcare attendant, teacher assistant and childcare
leader/3 trimesters*
•
Electronics Technology: Maintenance technician, fire-burglar alarm technician,
home automation technician/3 trimesters
•
Industrial Electricity: Construction electrician, maintenance technician, service
electrician/3 trimesters
•
Industrial Maintenance: Industrial maintenance specialist, facility maintenance
specialist, industrial maintenance technician, helper/4 trimesters
•
Machine Tool Technology: Machinist, machine setup operator, CNC operator/
4 trimesters
•
Medical Assistant: Administrative and clinical areas of ambulatory patient
facilities/3 trimesters
•
Practical Nursing: Hospitals, clinics, physician's offices, home health, schools,
long-term care facilities, dialysis facilities, correction facilities/3 trimesters
•
Welding: Shops, industries and general facility maintenance/3 trimesters
Cannon Arts
Dance Studio
Fall Classes Now
Forming
Ms.
California,
Director
*New program. Enroll now.
Coming January 2014:
Register in person from 4-6 PM,
August 14-16 to receive Free Dance Bag,
119 W. Main Street, Woodbury
• Professional Instruction, Ages 3.5 to adult
• Ballet, tap, Jazz, Hip-Hop, Tumbling, Cheer, Clogging, Yoga
• Recital at the Arts Center of Cannon County
• Monthly or semester pricing available
•10% discount to qualified students
• Like Cannon Arts Dance Studio on Facebook
• Email
216 Gassaway Road
4 BR, 2 1/2 BA brick,
MLS# 1416251 $229,900
1619 Griggs Avenue
Brick 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath
home on gorgeous lot,
immaculate inside and out.
MLS# 1470614, $174,900
437 Barrett Road
3 bed, 2 baths
MLS# 1396182, $114,900
SMOKED CHICKENS
Saturday,
August 10
4811 Jim Cummings Hwy. 5108 Short Mountain Rd
3 BR, 2 bath, 5 car garage
3 BR, 3 BA, 8 +/- acres,
brick on 5 +/- acres, MLS#
fenced with barn
MLS# 1442904 $249,900 1400620, List Price $244,900
[email protected] or call
615-563-9122 for more information.
Hybrid Practical
Nursing
Ask about our combination on-line and on-ground program-first
of its kind in Tennessee.
Information meeting set for August 12 at 6:30 p.m.
241 Vo-Tech Drive McMinnville, TN 37110
Phone (931) 473-5587
Fax (931) 473-6380 Fax (931) 473-3275
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Homes, Land,
Commercial
Call 615-563-8929
214 West High Street
Woodbury
WANDA REED
Broker/Agent
AUGUST 7, 2013
Daniel reunion set for August 10
On Saturday, August 10
the descendants of Robert
(Bob) Jasper and Josephine
(Josie) Wood Daniel will
meet at the Lions Club
Building in Woodbury.
Their family consister of
eleven children: two died at
birth and nine lived to
produce families of their
own. Those nine children
were: Gertrude Gannon,
Clarence (Buck) Daniel, Jim
Daniel, Inus Gunter, Willie
Daniel, Leasher (Dick)
Daniel, Angie an Hooser,
Shelah Daniel and Pauline
Davenport.
For furhter information,
contact
Joe
Daniel
Davenport at 615-563-5170,
John Van Hooser at 321-4313579, Franklin Daniel 615563-8623, B.F. Daniel 931473-5633 or James Prater
563-5722.
Second Chance
Resource
Center moving
Second Chance Resource
Center will be relocating to a
new and bigger facility to
accommodate
those
individuals who need help
finding employment.
The resources that we offer
will help you in your search
for employment. Second
Chance was started with
people in mind. If you are a
non-violent felon needing
resources to help you once
you are released from the
county jail or just a resident
who is looking for work,
come see us. Our goal is to
help those individuals that
really want a second chance
to re-establish their lives. We
have a zero tolerance
program. You must be
serious about changing your
life.
If you are ready to make a
change for the better, stop by
our new location at 1588
Murfreesboro
Road,
Woodbury, TN 37190 or call
for an appointment at 615924-1445.
Foster Parents Needed
Room/Board
payment provided
615-457-2334
Cannon County Schools Calendar
2013-2014
August 1, 2013........................................District and School In-service (In-service Day 1)
August 1, 2013 ..............................Registration for freshmen, CCHS, 6:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m.
August 2, 2013 ........Registration for Students, Grades 1-8 and 10-12, Abbreviated Day
August 5, 2013 ....................................................Teacher Work Day (Discretionary Day 1)
August 5, 2013..............Registration for Kindergarten, K-8 Schools, 6:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m.
August 6, 2013 ..................................................................................Students First Full Day
August 30, 2013 ..............................................Teacher PD, No Students (Stockpile Day 1)
September 2, 2013 ................................................................................Labor Day, No School
October 8, 2013 ..................................................................K-8 Parent Teacher Conferences
October 10, 2013 ............................................................CCHS Parent Teacher Conferences
October 21-25, 2013 ..................................................................................................Fall Break
November 4, 2013 ......................................In-service (In-service Day 2) NO STUDENTS
November 27-29, 2013............................................................................Thanksgiving Break
December 20, 2013 ......................................................................................Abbreviated Day
December 23, 2013-January 3, 2014..................................................................Winter Break
January 6, 2014....................................................................................School Back in Session
January 20, 2014 ....................................................................MLK Day, Optional In-service
February 14, 2014........................................In-service (In-service Day 3) NO STUDENTS
February 17, 2014 ........................................................President's Day, Optional In-service
March 4, 2014 ..ACT all 11th Graders, Teacher PD (Stockpile Day 2) No other students
March 4, 2014......................................................................K-8 Parent Teacher Conferences
March 6, 2014 ................................................................CCHS Parent Teacher Conferences
March 24-28, 2014................................................................................................Spring Break
April 18, 2014....................................................................................Good Friday, No School
April 29-May 6, 2014..............................................Achievement Assessment, K-8 Schools
May 22, 2014................................Teacher Work Day, No Students (Discretionary Day 2)
May 23, 2014 ..........................................................................Abbreviated Day, Graduation
Proven results.
Folks you know.
READ ALL ABOUT IT
PETTUS READ, Guest Columnist
Slipping off from chores to learn from the best
The day after the Fourth
of July, I spent the
afternoon in our local
theater watching a movie I
had been waiting on for
sometime. The movie was
The Lone Ranger starring
Johnny Depp as Tonto and
Armie Hammer as The
Lone Ranger. I would have
to say it was not The Lone
Ranger of days gone by,
but it was sort of what I
expected and it entertained
me on a rainy afternoon.
The thing about the movie
was how it returned me
back to some memories of
my Uncle Rob and
something he said once
about The Lone Ranger.
My Great Uncle Rob was
a person who lived life
somewhat in the past. He
never owned a TV, his
bathroom consisted of a
path out back, and he spent
his days hunting and
trapping. However, his
way of thinking was, “I’ll
leave you alone if you leave
me alone.” He didn’t care
for government programs
or a handout. He grew his
own meat, vegetables and
considered the first five
rows of corn on the side of
the road as public property.
He would often say to
me, “Tell me what you
need and I'll tell you how
to get along without it.”
And that is exactly what he
did. He got along without
a lot of things and seemed
to enjoy life just as much as
anyone. When he died,
there was very little for
others to argue over, not a
whole lot to preach to the
mourners
about
and
numerous funny and fond
memories of a man who
did very little to muddy the
water in that day’s world.
He did cause a great
nephew, which was I, to
long for the opportunities
once again of slipping off
from the house to go sit on
his porch when the great
nephew should have been
doing his chores. But Uncle
Rob was a folk hero to that
kid, and all these years
after his death, he still has
somewhat of an influence.
Some of his advice
included many things he
had read from stacks of
“Progressive Farmer” and
“Time” magazines that
filled one room in his old,
gray, weather boarded
house. Most of those
magazines came from fund
raising drives I was
involved in with FFA,
along with many others
given
to
him
from
neighbors
who
had
finished reading them. He
considered that back room
his library and never threw
one of those magazines
away. You could go by his
house at night and see him
sitting in his rocker by the
single lamp in his front
room reading through the
yellowed pages of back
issues of “Progressive
Farmer.” Not that he was
going to apply any of the
new farming techniques
demonstrated
in
the
magazines to his old
exhausted rocky farm, but
it kept him educated on
how to talk to others about
what was going on in
modern farming of those
days.
One time during a visit,
he showed me a quote in
an old, well-worn “Readers
Digest” that said, “Never
argue with an idiot. They
drag you down to their
level, then beat you with
experience.” I can still see
him smiling, somewhat
inwardly, and telling me,
“Pet, that is some good
advice that you need to
remember.” To this day,
that aged advice has
caused me to not answer
and even walk away from
several people during
many discussions. If you
have had a conversation
with me lately and I didn’t
answer you, please do not
take offense. Sometimes I
do not answer because I’m
thinking. I guess you have
to be the one to decide
which motive best fits my
reaction to your discussion.
It sure is amazing what
affect some individuals
may have on us when we
are growing up. I spent a
lot of time around older
people and still enjoy their
company since now I’m
one of the flock. While
attending
a
festival
recently, I met a friend
whom I had not seen for
quite a while. She told me
her mother really enjoyed
my column and was with
her sitting in a lawn chair
not too far from where we
were talking. She asked me
if I would meet her since
she was such a fan of mine.
Feeling
somewhat
overwhelmed and getting a
big-head
from
the
compliment, I told her I
would be glad to meet her
mother.
After
she
introduced me to her
mother, the nice, little grayhaired lady in her eighties
looked at her daughter and
said, “This can’t be Pettus
Read. The way he writes he
must be at least eighty
years old!”
How quickly we can be
lowered from greatness to
a
below-average
individual. However, as
Uncle Rob once quoted
from one of his old
magazines,
“When
confronted by a difficult
problem, you can solve it
more easily by reducing it
to the question, ‘How
would the Lone Ranger
handle this?’”
And I did just that. I bit
down on my silver bullet
and immediately turned
the situation over to my
friend, who could have
been Tonto, and left the
area saying, “Hi-Yo, Silver!
Away!”
And I wasn’t
talking about my hair
either!
- Pettus L. Read is
Director
of
Communications for the
Tennessee Farm Bureau
Federation. He may be
contacted by e-mail at
[email protected]
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Cannon Blast
You can submit items for The
Blast by email at
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Board of Education,
Thursday, Aug. 8
Cannon County School
Board meeting at 6 p.m.
Woodbury Grammar
School Cafeteria.
Smoked Chickens at the
Mason’s Lodge August 10
Mason’s Lodge at 109
Meadowbrook in
Woodbury will have
smoked chickens for sale
on Saturday, August 10
beginning at 12 noon. Cost
is $7 per half chicken.
Cannon County
Commission, Saturday,
Aug. 10
Cannon County
Commission at 10a.m. the
Cannon County
Courthouse.
Clear Fork Methodist,
Saturday, Aug. 10
Church supper 4 to 8 p.m.
Big Hill Road, Gassaway.
Scott Reunion Sunday,
August 11
The annual Scott Reunion
will be held Sunday,
August 11 at Pleasant
View Church of Christ
fellowship hall. All
descendants of John
Monroe, William Martin,
Sarah Ann or Elizabeth
Jane are invited to attend a
pot luck lunch beginning
at 1:00 p.m.
Cannon County
Commission, Tuesday,
Aug. 13
Cannon County
Commission at 5 p.m. the
Cannon County
Courthouse.
Dance Classes,
Wednesday, Aug. 14-16
Registration of Fall dance
classes will be Aug. 14-16
from 4 to 6 p.m. at Cannon
Arts Dance Studio.
Elvis Has Left, weekends
through Aug. 25
Elvis Has Left The
Building at 7:30 p.m. at
The Arts Center of Cannon
County, 1424 John Bragg
Highway. Call (615) 5632787 for information.
H Bar M Rodeo, Friday,
Aug. 30
H Bar M Rodeo Company
brings the Bulls to
Woodbury at 6 p.m. a the
Pemberton Covered Arena
at the fairgrounds. For
information contact Wayne
Prater at (615) 563-5286.
Cruisin’ on the Square,
Saturday, Aug. 31
Cruisin' On The Square at
the Woodbury town
square. All cars, trucks and
motorcycles welcome.
Contact John Barker at
(615) 542-4065, or The
Chamber of Commerce at
(615) 563-2222 or email
[email protected].
Piggin Around
September
27-28
Piggin Around, hosted by
The Hilton Stone Ameican
Legion Post 279, will be held
Friday
and
Saturday,
September 27-28 at the
Cannon County Fairgrounds
in Woodbury.
The KCBS fully sanctioned
BBQ Competition and craft
fair will also have live
entertainment, lots of good
food and plenty of good ole
bar-b-que.
The schedule is as follows:
Friday - Set up concession
stands and craft booths with
plenty of good food/bar-bque and live entertainment.
Saturday - 8:00 a.m. until
4:30 with live entertainment,
plenty of good bar-b-que and
craft booths.
For more information:
[email protected]
m
or
website
www.post279.com
Labor Day Trail Ride,
Saturday, Aug. 31
CCWHA Labor Day Trail
Ride begins at 11 at the
Fairgrounds. Contact
Cindy Haley at (615) 9045356 or visit
www.ccwhaoftn.info for
further information.
Auburntown City
Council, Tuesday, Sept. 3
Auburntown City Council
Meeting 6 p.m. at the
Library. Contact Mayor
Roger Turner at (615) 4644210.
IDB meeting, Tuesday,
Sept. 3
Cannon County Industrial
Board Meeting at 6 p.m.
Cannon County
Courthouse. The public is
welcome at IDB meetings.
Woodbury Board of
Aldermen, Tuesday, Sept.
3
Board of Mayor and
Aldermen 6 p.m. at City
Hall at 101 Water Street,
Woodbury.
Rhythm Kitchen, Friday,
Sept. 6
Rhythm Kitchen at 6 p.m.
at The Arts Center of
Cannon County, 1424 John
Bragg Hwy. Call (615) 5632787 for information.
Fish Fry, Saturday, Sept. 7
Auburntown Lions Club
Fish Fry at noon in
Auburntown.
Board Meeting 6 p.m. at
Woodbury Grammar
School Cafeteria.
Morning at Seven,
Saturday, Sept. 20
Morning's At Seven at 7:30
p.m.The Arts Center of
Cannon County, 1424 John
Bragg Hwy., Woodbury,
TN 37095. Call (615) 5632787 for information.
Continues weekends
through Oct. 5. From the
gentle eccentricities of four
elderly sisters and their
husbands the play is a
vivid comedy about life in
small-town America in
1922 when families could
continue a lifetime's
conversation across a
backyard fence.
Economic and Community
Development Board,
Thursday, Sept. 26
Cannon County Joint
Development Board meets
at 6 p.m.at the Cannon
County Courthouse.
Piggin’ Around, Friday,
Sept. 27
“Piggin' Around" A KCBS
(fully sanctioned) Bar-B-Q
cook-off at the Fairgrounds
in Woodbury. For
information, email
[email protected]
m or visit their website at
www.post279.com
County Commission,
Tuesday, Sept. 10
Cannon County
Commission 5 p.m. at the
Cannon County
Courthouse.
The Colors of Fall 5K
Run, Saturday, Sept. 28
The Colors of Fall 5K
Run/Walk at Dillon Park
7:30 a.m. in Woodbury.
For information contact
Carolyn Motley at the
(615) 563-2222.
School Board, Thursday,
Sept. 12
The Colors of Fall Car
Show, Saturday, Sept. 28
The Color Of Fall Car
Show on the Square in
Woodbury. Registration
will begin at 8 a.m until
noon. All makes and
models of cars and trucks
are welcome. Contact
Carolyn Motley at (615)
563-2222 for further
information.
101 Water Street,
Woodbury.
Carla Bush at (615) 5632554 for information.
School Board, Thursday,
Oct. 10
Board Meeting at 6 p.m. in
Woodbury Grammar
School Cafeteria.
Piggin’ Around, Saturday,
Sept. 28
"Piggin' Around" A KCBS
(fully sanctioned) Bar-B-Q
cook-off at the Fairgrounds
in Woodbury. For
information, email
[email protected]
m or visit their website at
www.post279.com
County Commission,
Saturday, Oct. 19
Cannon County
Commission 10 a.m. at the
Cannon County
Courthouse.
Toy Drive Cruisin’,
Saturday, Oct. 26
Toy-Drive Cruisin' On The
Square at 4 p.m. Jennings
Jewelers / Chamber of
Commerce at the
Woodbury town square.
Bring a toy for
underprivileged children
at Christmas plus the 32
inch flat screen TV will be
awarded at this cruise-in.
All cars, trucks and
motorcycles welcome.
Contact John Barker at
(615) 542-4065, or The
(615) 563-2222 or email
[email protected].
Auburntown City
Council, Tuesday, Oct. 1
Auburntown City Council
Meeting 6 p.m. at the
Library. Contact Mayor
Roger Turner at (615) 4644210.
Development Board,
Thursday, Oct. 1
Cannon County Joint
Development Board meets
at 6 p.m.at the Cannon
County Courthouse.
Auburntown Lions Club
Fish Fry, Saturday, Oct. 5
At the Lions Club in
Auburntown, noon
Saturday.
Cannon County Chamber
of Commerce, Monday,
Oct. 7
Chamber of Commerce
Board Meeting at the
Stones River Hospital
Board Room. Contact the
Chamber at (615) 563-2222.
Woodbury Board of
Aldermen, Tuesday, Oct. 8
Board of Mayor and
Aldermen at City Hall at
FCE Council Meeting,
Thursday, Oct. 24
FCE County Council
Meeting 9:30 a.m. at the
UT Extension Office
located at 514 Lehman St.
in Woodbury. Contact
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CANNON COURIER
AUGUST 7, 2013
More than just local produce at Farmers Market
Those attending last
week's Market, had the
opportunity to see concrete
being poured for the facility
which will be the future
home of the Cannon
County Farmers Market. It
was exciting to see the
concrete truck roll in and
watch the Preston Brothers,
well David busy laying the
foundation for the building.
While the initial thought
was planted two years ago,
the reality of a permanent
home is in reach this
Volunteers needed at Senior Center
If you have a skill and love to work with people, we need
you at the Cannon County Senior Center!
We are looking for people to teach Spanish classes, basic
computer, Facebook, IPhone skills, guitar and crafts.
If you are interested, call 563-5304 or come to see us from
8:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday at 609 Lehman
Street.
season.
The Cannon County
Farmers Market is the path
to your garden favorites.
Green tomatoes for the
southern favorite "fried
green tomatoes" and red
ripe and yellow tomatoes
for a wide range delectable
summer recipes. Green
beans, okra and sweet corn
will be good supply again
next week. Okra, being a
tropical plant has been
delayed due to the rainy,
cloudy and unseasonal cool
conditions. The Market still
has freshly dug potatoes
and a wide array of sweet
and hot peppers. Several of
the producers have large
quantities available for
those needing vegetables to
preserve.
Last week's highlights
included the pickled beets
of
Mr.
Thurman,
a
combination of sugar, water
and vinegar goodness. The
load of silver queen sweet
corn provided by the
Martin family and friends.
Along with the buzz of the
construction, it was great to
see the fellowship between
family and friends. Mrs.
Peggy Miller loaded up on
purple hull peas, I'm sure
Jim helped in the shelling
along with quality control
after they were cooked.
For those looking for
locally grown farm fresh
vegetables, drop by the
Cannon County Farmers
Market
this
Saturday,
August 10th for a great
selection
of
fruits,
vegetables and baked good
DANIEL REUNION
The descendants of Robert “Bob” Jasper and Josephine “Josie” Wood Daniel who married
March 26, 1888 and to their family which consisted of eleven children:
When: Saturday, August 10, 2013
including; beans (blue lake,
Roma and half-runners),
butternut,
cantaloupes,
cucumbers, eggplant, fresh
herbs, peppers (Anaheim,
bell, banana, Poblano,
cayenne, jalapeno, sweet
banana), okra, potatoes
(Irish new potatoes), purple
hull peas, sweet corn
(peaches & cream and silver
queen), squash (zucchini
and yellow), sweet corn,
tomatoes (red, yellow and
green),
watermelons,
assortment of squash. Irene
Hollis and Lindsey Parsley
have a great selection of
homemade fried pies and
Where: Lions Club Building in Woodbury
Time: Doughnuts, coffee and drinks at 10:00 a.m. Lunch at 12:00 noon...ends
whenever
Please bring: Yourself and food for your family, plus one, family pictures, tall
tales and family historical items for SHARE and TELL.
Drinks, paper plates, napkins and cups and plastic ware will be furnished.
If you have questions, call Joe Davenport at 615-563-5170, John Van Hooser 321-431-3579,
Franklin Daniel 615-563-8623, B.F. Daniel 931-473-5633 or James Prater 563-5722.
Dr. James W. Garner, Jr.
Announces Nurse Supervisor
H & H TOPSOIL
Screened - No rocks, roots or grass
Dr. James W. Garner, an internal medicine physician and long term
member
of
the
Murfreesboro
medical
community, is pleased to
announce
licensed
practical nurse, Jennifer
Parrish,
as
nurse
supervisor.
Mrs. Parrish is a
resident
of
Cannon
County and has over
fifteen years' experience
in healthcare: ten of those
years having been with
Dr. Garner. She is a leader
with strong work ethic,
who
not
only
demonstrates
strong
communication skills and
organizational skills but
also has great compassion
and caring of others.
assortment of jams, jellies
and baked goods. Half
Acre Farm offers raw salsa,
spicy dill pickles, pesto and
organic cucumbers, squash,
bell peppers and Roma and
beefsteak tomatoes. They
continue to feature pickled
pepperoncini,
*chicken
salad and *pimento cheese
salad. (*provided by Blue
Porch Restaurant)
The Cannon County
Farmers Market is located
at the Arts Center of
Cannon County every
Saturday beginning at 6:00
A.M. Most Saturdays the
market is open until noon
or until the farm fresh fruits
and vegetables have been
Call 931-668-7051 or
931-212-6136 (cell)
sold. Best way to get the
best selection is to come
early! Local businesses
supporting the Cannon
County Farmer's Market,
includes; Osborn's Piggy
Wiggly, Save a Lot and the
Blue Porch. We appreciate
their support for utilizing
locally grown, farm fresh
items.
For help with freezing or
canning tips, contact Carla
Bush at the Cannon County
Extension Office at 5632554. If you need more
information concerning the
market or would like to
become a vendor, contact
Bruce Steelman at the
Cannon County Extension
Office
(563-2554),
[email protected]
or
Cannoncountyfarmersmark
et.com.
The
Cannon
County Farmers Market
specializes in bringing farm
fresh, vine ripen fruits and
vegetables from the farm to
your dinner table.
thru Sept. 11-P
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County Commissioners to meet
Agenda for Tuesday, August 13, 2013
5:00 p.m.
Bobby Smith will open the meeting,
1.
Roll Call
Administrative
responsibilities
come
easily to Jennifer as she is a fulltime wife of over nineteen years to
husband Keith and mother of fourteen year old son Jake, twelve year old
son Charlie, and six year old son Sam. She is also a certified Medical x-ray
technologist and certified in anticoagulation.
2.
Reading of the minutes.
3.
Approval of the minutes.
4.
Committee reports
5.
Accept Committee reports (if any).
6.
Hear from Mr. Harvey from the Short Mountain Market on changing the
distance requirements for selling beer concerning churches and cemeteries.
Her outstanding leadership capabilities and her compassion for the
elderly will ensure that coordinating patient care is accurate as this is a
critical component to caring for the aging population which is largely at
risk. Mrs. Parrish's attention to detail and her supervision with the
medical assistants will ensure that patients receive the highest quality of
care. Dr. Garner is proud to have her as part of his team.
7.
Hear from Billy Kaufmann from Short Mountain Distillery.
8.
Hear a report from Chairman Tim Bell on Homeland Security and the
Cannon County Hazard Mitigation Planning Committee.
9.
Approve a Resolution from the Cannon County Rescue Squad on a formal
contract between the County and the Rescue Squad.
10. Approve a Resolution for the Cannon County Rescue Squad for a long term
extension of the lease of the Rescue Squad Building on the Fairgrounds.
11. Set a litigation tax to subsidize the increase of the General Sessions Judge's salary.
James W. Garner, Jr MD
503 D. Highland Terrace
Murfreesboro, TN 37130
12. Set the tax rate for 2013/2014.
13. Approve Appropriations for 2013/2014.
14. Approve a Resolution on a Tax Anticipation note for the Cannon County
Ambulance Service.
15. Other Business
16. Adjourn
(615) 890-5393
BOB STOETZEL
Chairman of the Cannon County Commission
CANNON COURIER
THEFTS--Young and the Sheriff were
on patrol on Osment Road
responding to a report of a
“suspicious” person in the
area.
“While driving past 1346
Osment Road, we saw two
individuals in the backyard,
one wearing a bright green
shirt,” Young said.
The officers pulled into the
driveway and found one
man. “We asked him what
his name was. He said Ben
Paschal. We asked him
where the guy in the green
shirt was,” Young said.
Paschal responded that the
man in the green shirt had
walked across a field
adjacent to the back yard.
“We told him it was not
possible for us to not have
seen him as we drove down
the driveway,” Young said.
“I asked him why they
were there and they stated
they were trying to get a job
from the residents that lived
there.”
There was no one home.
Young again asked Paschal
where the other guy had
gone.
This
time
Paschal
responded, saying the guy in
the green shirt had gone
behind the barn.
“At this point, Sheriff
Young went behind the barn
to see if he could locate the
other person. He found the
person behind the barn
hiding behind a roll of hay,”
the investigator said.
The man, identified as
Jeffrey Smith, was asked
why he was hiding. Smith
responded that there were
warrants on him from Van
Buren and Warren Counties.
“We then placed both
individuals in handcuffs and
transported them to the
Cannon County Jail,” Young
said.
A joint investigation by
local authorities resulted in
the arrest of Blake Dean
Burton on multiple burglary
charges including a break-in
at West End Tobacco Outlet.
"Investigator Gullett of the
Sheriff's Department used
some online leads to find out
he was selling an X-Box
online. Once we found that
out, we were able to recover
the X-Box and a laptop
computer," said Assistant
Chief Lowell Womack of the
Woodbury Police.
Burton, 23, was tied into at
least three recent burglaries,
authorities said.
The laptop was stolen on
June 27 and allegedly
pawned by Burton at a
Murfreesboro pawn shop.
The X-Box 360 was stolen on
the same date along with
several games.
West End Tobacco was
burglarized on June 2. Taken
were some $2,575 worth of
cash, changed, lottery tickets
and cigarettes.
The laptop and X-Box were
recovered, but the missing
items from West End
Tobacco were not, Womack
said.
Hearings on Burton’s
charges are set for Aug. 20 in
General Sessions Court.
DEKALB--Concerning Cannon County’s defeat, County Mayor
Mike Gannon smiles, “This
was all in good fun and we
are proud of both counties
for their efforts. Mike Foster
and I had a good time during
the challenge. I am proud of
Cannon County’s hard work
and
congratulate
Billy
Moulder for representing us
well.”
The United Way of
Rutherford and Cannon
Counties recently held its
annual Stuff the Bus to
benefit at-risk children in
Counties.
This year’s Stuff the Bus
resulted in 17,264 items
collected and 1,027 literacy
kits assembled by 97
volunteers. The kits were
delivered to programs in
Counties.
United Way will also be
participating in Literacy
Day on August 3, 2013 on
the square in Murfreesboro.
Kits will be handed out at
the Literacy Day event.
As one of its four impact
areas, United Way focused
on
this
educational
program in order to
provide the students not
only with school supplies,
but also books and
activities promoting literacy. According to the
Tennessee Department of
Education, 62.7 percent of
third-grade students in
Cannon County and 39.7
percent of third-grade
students in Rutherford
County have basic or below
basic reading proficiency.
Participating companies
included:
Atmos Energy, Boys &
Girls Clubs of Rutherford
County,
Cedar
Grove
Elementary Library, Community Care of Rutherford
County, Dollar General on
Cason Lane, Embassy
Suites, Fifth Third Bank,
First Community Mortgage,
First
Tennessee
FirstBank Woodbury and
Memorial Boulevard Locations, Ford of Murfreesboro, Holiday Inn
Opryland, Ingram International
Paper,
Irby’,
Journeys in Community
Living,
Kohl’s
Murfreesboro andLinebaugh
Library Locations.
FARMERS--produce.
"It keeps you out of the
chair," says Earlene. Her
husband adds, "A human's
like a machine-you've got
to keep it oiled."
Harold Underwood sells
his produce nearby. He
grew up in Homestead in
southern Florida, but he
moved to Cannon County
in 1984, two years after his
daughter married and
settled here. Underwood's
wife Dorcas is a native, but
her parents had moved to
Homestead when she was
in high school.
Underwood has created a
minor local population
boom by moving here, he
says: "I've got about 60
relatives that have followed
me to Cannon County out
of Florida. They just
wanted to get out of
Florida. They like Cannon
County--it's country."
Possibly the oldest farmer
at the market, Thurman
Bogle, 83, says he's been
raising veggies for sale "a
pretty good while. I done it
when I was a kid. I
drywalled for a number of
years, then I retired and
went back to doing it
again."
As a child, he was not
tending the vegetable crops
by himself by any means,
however -- it was a family
affair. "Our dad kept us
busy when we was kids,"
Bogle recalls. "There was
eight boys, and all gone but
three."
Bogle was one of eight
boys and two girls, plus
another brother who died
young.
They
raised
vegetables for a living. "It
was all my dad knew. He
farmed and truck-farmed.
When he done it, he'd go to
Murfreesboro and sell from
store to store. You could
sell to a store, then," Bogle
recalls.
Besides
his
prize
cantaloupes and baskets of
fresh-dug beets, Bogle was
selling beets he had pickled
and canned himself for $5 a
pint. "I'd bring 'em to
market to sell, and those
that didn't, I'd can 'em," he
says, describing his beetselling efforts earlier this
summer. When Bogle was a
child, "Mom was crippled
up with arthritis, and we
had to learn to cook," Bogle
explains.
In the 1950s, when
Underwood lived near
Homestead, Fla., Bogle
used to come down there to
do farm work, but the two
veggie farmers never met
until after Underwood
moved to Cannon County,
Underwood recalls: "It's a
small world. We both lived
down in Florida, and didn't
bump into each other."
Bogle replies, "We have
bumped into each other,
now."
"I worked for a farmer
down there" in Homestead,
Bogle explains. "We'd go
down there and spend the
winter, and come back in
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Between customers at the Cannon County Farmers Market, Roy "Lynn" Parsley relaxes in the shade under the tarp at
the back of his pick-up truck where he sells a wide variety of veggies to customers hungry for fresh pickings. Buying
a bushel box of beans from Parsley, Carol Bogen of Woodbury told him, "I thank you for your hard work.”
Possibly the oldest grower selling veggies at the Cannon
County Farmers Market, Thurman Bogle, 83, shows off
one of his tasty prize canteloupes that he offers for sale at
the Farmers Market.
the spring. We picked
beans, we put out beans-we
planted a lot of beans. They
shipped them out fresh.
There was one great big,
long one, and I put my
name
and
(Cannon
County) address on it. The
next spring, I got a letter
from a man in Texas-he
found my prize bean."
Truck farming is a family
tradition for Underwood,
too. "I got dirt in my
blood," he says. His family
has been truck farming for
several generations. "My
daddy, my grand daddy
and all my uncles grew
vegetables down there," he
adds with a soft southern
drawl. "I can't quit, so I just
keep doin' it."
His
grandson
Kyle
Klingler plans to follow the
tradition, too. "I always
worked it growing up, but I
want to raise cattle - there's
a little more money and the
work's easier," Klingler
says. "Vegetables are all
hand labor. But you work
cattle about once a year,
then you sell them."
Harold Duggin agrees,
"Nothing's easy about
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growing vegetables 'til you
get it sold. You're either
planting, weeding, or
harvesting. It's all hard
work."
But this year at least, he's
had a little luck with water.
After
last
summer's
drought, he bought eight
soaker hoses and put one
down between each row.
"We haven't had to use
'em," he says. "The good
Lord watered 'em every
time they needed it."
Roy "Lynn" Parsley was
short-handed last Saturday.
His daughter Lindsay was
showing chickens, but he
brought her fried pies to
sell anyway: cherry, peach,
and apple. They were
almost all gone by 9. His
watermelons had long
since been snatched up by
buyers.
"I wish you could have
seen my melons," Parsley
adds with a touch of pride.
"I had 50-pound melons."
By about 10:30, Parsley
sold the last of his heirloom
purple-hull
peas
to
Dorothy
Elrod
from
Readyville. "I don't know
what you call them (the
peas)," she says. "But
they're really good when
you shell them out."
You can't eat the pods,
Parsley explains, but they
cook up like tasty soup
beans. "You have to shell
'em," he says. "Some people
call 'em pink-eye peas."
Jerry Smithson says one
of the advantages of the
Farmers Market is the
availability of heirloom
veggies and varieties that
aren't available in the
supermarkets. Plus, he
prices
his
produce
competitively.
"These go for $2 a pound
in the store," he says of his
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baskets of variously shaped
and sized eggplants. "I get
$1.50. I try to stay under the
stores." Smithson either
recommends or prepares
eggplants cooked a number
of ways, including in
lasagna or "fried like
squash."
Smithson sold some of
his eggplants last Saturday
to Mary Van Trease of
Auburntown's
Cooper
Holler and her husband
Charles. They visit the
Farmers Market "every
Saturday, just about,"
Charles says, instead of
raising a garden: "I did
have one, but I give it up.
The rabbits got to it before I
did, usually. It's about as
easy to come over here and
buy it as to raise it."
Like Smithson, Parsley
has interesting veggies for
sale, too. His small, white
"patty pan" or "flying
saucer" squash are tasty
sliced and fried with new
potatoes and onions, he
points out.
He's been selling his
veggies at the Farmers
Market for seven or eight
years now, through three
moves. First, he says, there
was a market across town,
then it was on the square
and now it's at the Arts
Center, but he and the
other farmers are hoping
the market has made its last
move.
Construction of a new
pavilion for the Farmer’s
Market is now underway
next to the Arts Center.
"We've been working on
it for three years," Parsley
says, pointing to the
foundation and lumber at
the planned site. "We even
went to the state legislature
to get the grants."
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CANNON COURIER
AUGUST 7, 2013
MTEMC's annual meeting set for August 10 at Embassy Suites Murfreesboro
Middle
Tennessee
Electric's Annual Meeting
will be held Aug. 10 at
Embassy
Suites
Murfreesboro - Hotel and
Conference Center, next to
The Avenue shopping
center. Prize registration for
members starts at 7:30 a.m.
and ends at 10 a.m. The
meeting's business session
begins at 9 a.m.
The meeting will follow a
similar agenda as in
previous years and feature
the crowning of a new Miss
MTEMC and include a
used truck giveaway;
however, the voting for the
Board of Directors and
Nominating
Committee
will be done a little
differently.
"The directors' election is
uncontested this year,"
MTEMC President Chris
Jones said. "Aside from the
four incumbent directors
up for election, no other
candidate
emerged
through the Nominating
Committee or through the
petition process. While this
eliminates the need for
voting by machine, there
will be a voice vote at the
meeting, simply confirming
the candidates as elected."
Andy Walker
is
Nominating
Committee
candidate for District 3
(Cannon County)
The
nominating
committee is the group that
nominates candidates for
the following year's vacant
board
of
directors
positions.
The meeting also gives
members an opportunity to
sit in on a business session,
receive a free health
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screening and be eligible
for a number of door
prizes, including a 2001
Ford Ranger extended-cab
pickup truck.
As always, the Miss
Middle Tennessee Electric
beauty pageant is part of
the day's events. Thirty
contestants ages 16-21 will
compete for the title. The
winner will have her choice
of $1,000 cash or a trip to
Washington D.C. as part of
the Rural Electric Youth
Tour, valued at $1,200. The
first and second runners-up
also earn prizes.
Miss MTEMC contestants
from District 3 (Cannon
County), their parents and
sponsors include:
Katylyn Nicole Arnold,
daughter of Ronnie and
Charlotte
Arnold
of
Bradyville. Sponsored by
the Cannon County High
School Lioness Club.
Taylor Nelms, daughter
of Mike and Becky Vassar
and
Jeff
Nelms
of
Woodbury. Sponsored by
the Cannon County High
School Lioness Club.
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News is really, really
short this week so here goes
with the birthday wishes:
Amelia Higgins hits her
18th year the same day
James Mears turns 39, and
Alana Whited hits her 12th
and that's the 7th. Shirley
Turney celebrates the next
day on the 8th. Jennifer
Hughes Brown, Anita
Griffith
and
Winfred
Gannon all eat cake and ice
cream on the 9th.Jordan
Turney turns 18 on the 10th
the same day Denise
Farless
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MIKE JOHNSON
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615-563-2421
As part of its bylaws,
MTEMC has held a
members' meeting every
year since the not-for-profit
cooperative was organized
in 1936 by a group of
Middle Tennessee citizens.
The
organization
has
grown to become one of the
largest
electrical
cooperatives in the country.
MTEMC has a membership
of approximately 195,000
residences, businesses and
industries in Rutherford,
Williamson,
Wilson,
Cannon and surrounding
counties.
Board
of
Directors
candidates to fill vacant
seat for District 3 (Cannon
County)
Charles H. Bowman, a
fence
contractor
and
farmer, is a 30-year
MTEMC member. He lives
in Bradyville with his wife,
Cynthia, and they have two
children, Christopher and
Sara. He is president of
Mid-State
Livestock
birthday. The 11th is when
Kayla Kennedy turns sweet
sixteen.
Chuck
Kraft,
Barbara Tenpenny and Ben
Brown celebrate the 12th
with Betty Nell Hedgecoth
winding up this week's
wishes on the 13th. Happy
birthday to all of you.
Jack and Ann Campbell
and her sister, Mainell and
Joe
Foutch
celebrate
wedding anniversaries the
same
day.
It's
the
Campbell's 60th and the
Foutch's 58th. It was 4 years
ago on the 8th of August
that
Shannon
Brown
became the bride of Kyle
Patrick. Truitt and Ann
Gannon
have
an
anniversary the same day
Chris and Sara Drue
Zimmer celebrate which is
the
10th.
Happy
anniversary to each couple.
If you have news for this
column, please e-mail me at
[email protected], or call
464-4310 and leave a message
if no answer.
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Mrs. Quixie Carol recently
visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Carol in Hillsboro.
Barbara
and
Ray
Holyfield from Palm Coast,
FL, is spending a few days
with her mother, Violet
Smith. Ray went to Jackson,
TN to see his brother Van
Holyfield
while
in
Tennessee. Jon Carmichal
from Murfreesboro visited
her mother Barbara and
grandmother Violet
on
Sunday after spending a
few days at the home of her
sister, Lea Skillington
in
Lynville, TN.
When
opportunity
knocks, don’t be one to
complain about the noise.
The more one learns to
live within, the more one
learns to live with out.
No matter how hard you
hug your money. It never
hugs you back.
Jack and Jane Vickers
from Huntsville, AL, visited
Barbara and Hue Bob Bailey
on Monday.
Paul Churchwell and his
Band played at Stones River
Manor in Murfreesboro on
Thursday and at Autumn
Oak Senior Center in
Manchester on Friday.
Shelby Churchwell visited
her grand-daughter Megan
and children at the home of
her
daughter Debby
O’Connor on Spry Road last
week.
The Stacy-Mears family
reunion was held at the
Pocahantas
Community
Center on Saturday, July 27,
2013 with 66 in attendance
from Ohio, New Jersey,
Wise, MO, Georgia and
Florida
and
Korea,
Lascassas, Murfreesboro,
Nashville,
Hillsboro,
Cannon County, Bedford
and Coffee County and
Chicago. All enjoyed good
food and getting together
again.
CANNON COURIER
AUGUST 7, 2013
PAGE 11
Sports
Sharp dressed men
Lionettes prep for season
TONY STINNETT photos
The Lionette volleyball team worked with MTSU’s
Chris Padilla during a satellite camp last week.
Madelyn Bogle, above, and Rachel Dorris, below,
work on their form.
TONY STINNETT photo
Cannon County’s football team will have a new look in 2013. Members of the Cannon County football
team model their new uniforms. The new uniforms provide the Lions with six different color
combinations throughout the season. From left, Ethan Smith, Dalton Ryan, Bo Bryson, AJ Daniel, Forrest
Mason and BJ Daniel were amongst Cannon County’s sharp dressed men during team photo/media day
last Saturday.
No ordinary summer camp
TONY STINNETT
Courier Sports Editor
CENTERVILLE - When
Cannon County football
players heard they were
going to summer camp at
the start of preseason
practice they were elated.
After all, what could be
better than swimming,
fishing, horseback riding,
canoeing and such right
before the start of school?
But when the players
arrived at Camp NaCoMe,
located
in
Hickman
County, they soon realized
this four-day retreat would
not be fun and games.
“It’s a lot of hard work
but we got better as a team,
that’s for sure,” senior
Dalton Bean said. “We put
in a lot of hours and we
focused on getting our
plays right and attention to
detail.”
What about the fun part
of camp?
“We had fun practicing
football and getting closer
as a team,” junior standout
Ethan Smith said. “We
didn’t go to camp to mess
around. We went to try to
become a better team.”
First-year
Cannon
County coach T.J. Daniel
said the camp provided
coaches and players with
an opportunity to come
together as a unit prior to
the start of school, as well
as focus on offense, defense
and special teams with few
distractions.
MTSU’s Chris Padilla talks with the Lionettes
during a satellite camp last week. Below,
sophomore Emily Sissom works on setting the
volleyball.
Cannon County quarterback AJ Daniel, left, throws with with receiver Wilder
Mankin during the team’s annual photo/media day Saturday (Aug. 3). The
Lions open the season at MTCS Aug. 23. They play Cornersville in the
“The big thing was to get
away and focus on football
with limited distractions,”
Daniel said. “We were able
to accomplish that. We had
several
productive
practices each day. Mental
toughness is a big part of
football and doing this
helps with that aspect.
When you are tired and
having to fight through a
tough practice, or series of
practices, that’s when you
develop mental toughness.
I believe it was a good week
for us. Most importantly, I
believe we became closer as
a team.”
The Lions stayed in
cabins at Camp NaCoMe,
where they were treated to
three meals daily. When
they weren’t at the dining
hall, the Lions were eating,
sleeping and breathing
football with opportunities
to work on their game
throughout the day.
“We had a good time but
it was a lot of work, too,”
Bean said. “We had players
get better individually and
we improved as a team.”
The Lions have three
weeks remaining before
they open the season at
Middle
Tennessee
Christian, Aug. 23.
105 Blue Raiders Undefeated champions
report to camp
MT Media Relations
MURFREESBORO
Head Coach Rick Stockstill
welcomed 105 veterans and
newcomers Thursday (Aug.
1) as the team officially
reported for the start of fall
drills.
"I really like what the
team has done in the
offseason and how hard
they have worked and
competed," said Stockstill.
"I am anxious to get on the
field Friday and see the
improvement our guys
have made in strength and
conditioning as well as skill
development.
"I like the attitude and
focus of this team. We have
a sharp edge about us and
we need to keep that edge.
This is a hungry bunch and
the key is to stay that way
and get better over the next
29 practices."
The
freshmen
and
transfers spent most of the
day in academic orientation
meetings Thursday before
taking photos and physicals
early in the afternoon.
Following a 5:30 PM dinner,
Stockstill will hold a senior
meeting at 6:45 PM,
followed by a team
meeting, before calling it a
day.
The NCAA's mandatory
acclimatization period will
begin with Friday's practice
and will conclude with
Tuesday's drills.
A total of 41 lettermen
and 16 starters highlighted
the list of players reporting
to camp Thursday.
The Blue Raiders had four
newcomers who did not
report, including Devante
Lee, Ed Batties, Kenderson
Obas, and Jahmal Jones.
On the injury front,
offensive linemen Jesse
Grisham will be out for
about two weeks before he
can begin drills while Craig
Allen, Jacob Corbaley,
Herbert King, and Stephen
Roberts will all be limited.
MTSU will open the 2013
season at home against
Western Carolina.
Photo submitted
The Braves were the undisputed champions of the Cannon County Youth Baseball League in 2013. The
Braves were undefeated through the regular season and postseason tournament with a sterling record of
18-0. Front row, from left, Dylan Avera, Dalton Hale, Jack Davis, Mark Mason, Seth Todd and Joel Smith.
Back row, from left, Coach Tracy Hale, Hunter Owen, Christian Holt, Coach Richie Davis, Ryan Logan,
Jonathon Ferrell, Mary Mason (dugout mom), Conner Holt, Hunter Patterson, Coach Joel Smith and
Coach Steven Hale.
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AUGUST 7, 2013
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Cannon Inn of
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QUICK SHOP MARKET
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Full Gospel Assembly of God
3212 Murfreesboro Rd.
Woodbury, 615-563-8403
Grace Assembly of God
2999 John Bragg Hwy.
Woodbury, 615-563-8711
Auburntown Church of Christ
15 W. Main St.
Auburntown, 615-464-2600
Blues Hills Church of Christ
700 Judge Purser Hill Rd.
McMinnville, 615-563-4649
Bradyville Church of Christ
6629 Dug Hollow Road
Bradyville, 615-542-9609
132 Masey Drive Woodbury, TN
615-563-9100
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Home Away From Home
Cannon Market
1256 Jim Cummings Hwy.
Woodbury, TN
563-6233
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ANDREW BUCHER, DDS
801 B West Main Street
Woodbury, TN 37190
Davenport’s Tire,
Automotive & Gas
335 McMinnville Hwy., Woodbury, TN 37190
(615) 563-8473
BAPTIST
Browntown Church of Christ
1024 Browntown Rd.
Woodbury, 615-765-5553
Auburn Baptist Church
87 W. Main St.
Church of Christ at Wood
99 Sally Parton Road
Woodbury 615-563-5722
Burt Baptist
1087 Burt Rd.
Woodbury
First Baptist Church
405 W. Main St.
Woodbury, 615-563-2474
Hickory Grove Baptist
151 Cripple Creek Loop
Readyville, 615-895-2171
New Beginning Missionary
Baptist
Tatum Street, Woodbury
Mt. Ararat Church of Christ
1507 Blanton School Rd.
Woodbury, 931-563-5402
New Hope Church of Christ
Shiloh Baptist Church
116 Shiloh Church Rd.
E & E WHOLESALE SUPPLY CO.
108 E. Main 563-8888
720 West Main Street
563-7113
DONNIE ESTES
Sycamore Baptist Church
7165 Sycamore Creek Rd.
Woodbury, 615-563-4205
CHRISTIAN
Grace Christian Fellowship
Woodbury, 615-765-5830
Woodbury Church of Christ
100 E. Water St.
Woodbury, 615-563-2119
CHURCH OF CHRIST
JEHOVAH'S WITNESS
Auburn Hills Church of Christ
717 Auburntown Rd.
Woodbury, 615-563-5482
Kingdom Hall Jehovah Witness
2769 McMinnville Hwy.
Woodbury, 615-563-8261
461 North
Chancery
Street
McMinnville,
TN 37110
Estes Heating, Air & Refrigeration
5220 Halls Hill Pike
Phone (615) 893-4895
804 McMinnville Highway
Woodbury, TN 37190
Phone (615) 563-7909
Pleasant View Church of Christ
1770 Pleasant View Rd.
Woodbury, 615-765-7537
Smith Grove Church of Christ
237 Hollow Springs Road
615-653-8133
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Woodbury United Methodist
502 W High St.
Woodbury, 615-563-2135
106 E. Main Street
Woodbury, TN 37190
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Woodbury, TN
(615) 563-5429
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303 Murfreesboro Road
Woodbury, TN 37190
(615) 563-5337
800 West Main
Street
Woodbury, TN
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST
Seventh Day Adventist
303 W. Colonial St.
Woodbury, 615-563-2139
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Owner
563-5300
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In partnership with Saint Thomas Hospital
Cannon Community Church
Woodbury, 615-563-8606
Cornerstone Community Church
50 Locke Creek Rd.
Woodbury, 615-563-5657
324 Doolittle Road - Woodbury, TN 37190
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Phone 931-738-9211, ext. 223
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Dillon Street Independent
216 S. Dillion St.
Woodbury, 615-563-2029
2242 Short
Mountain
Road,
Woodbury
Hollow Springs Community
6396 Hollow Springs Rd.
Bryan &
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66 Peeler Hill Road
Woodbury, 615-765-2239
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Woodbury Funeral Home
Phone 563-2311
Obituary Line 563-2344
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Huskey Truss & Building Supply
(931) 507-1131 or 888-774-3486
705 S. College Street
Woodbury, TN
Global Industrial “Customer First”
37190
Simmons Chapel Free Methodist
Woodbury Pentecostals
Woodbury, 615-563-4480
Midway Church of Christ
Sanders Fork Baptist
4844 Auburntown Road
Woodbury
New Short Mtn. United
Methodist
7312 Short Mountain Rd.
Woodbury, 615-563-1444
Elkins Church of Christ
67 Lincoln Lane, Woodbury
615-563-6328
Leoni Church of Christ
Woodbury, 615-563-2337
Pleasant View Baptist
967 Odell Powell Rd.
Woodbury, 615-765-5123
Clear Fork United Methodist
1720 Big Hill Road
Gassaway Community
615-684-6960
PENTECOSTAL
Ivy Bluff Church of Christ
101 Wade Rd.
Woodbury, 931-939-3200
Plainview Baptist Church
Woodbury, 615-465-5961
METHODIST
Curlee Church of Christ
251 Curlee Church Rd.
Iconium Church of Christ
2098 Iconium Rd.
Woodbury, 615-563-2089
Prosperity Baptist Church
45 Fites Ln.
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AUGUST 7, 2013
PAGE 13
Cannon CRIME & COURTS
Woman charged with theft of two air freshners: $2.73 total cost
Woodbury Police
Michael Phillips Jr. was charged with driving on a
suspended license and violating his financial
responsibility. A hearing is set for Sept. 24 in General
Sessions Court.
Sasha S. Brown was charged with DUI, first offense by
Patrolman John House. A hearing is set for
Nov. 19.
Jana Vaughn was charged with the theft
of $49.26 worth of gas from Quick Shop
Market by Patrolman Eric Moss. A hearing
is set for Sept. 24.
Jana
Vaughn
Nikolavs Dylan Woods was charged with
driving on a suspended license. A hearing is
set for Sept. 24.
A one-pot meth lab was discovered in the
bathroom along with lithium batteries,
empty cold compress packs, a HCL
generator and empty pseudoephedrine
packs. Hearings are set for Aug. 27 in
General Sessions Court.
Isreal Murin was charged with driving on a revoked
license following a traffic stop by Sgt. Seth Perry on Sunny
Slope Road.
Steven W. Buse was charged with violation of probation.
Sonia M. Lyons was charged with theft
under $500 following the alleged theft of David D.
two air fresheners from Dollar General Johnson
Market. A hearing is set for Aug. 20.
Thefts
Mike Alexander reported the theft of a Lowe aluminum
flat-bottomed boat, along with a 40-hp Evinrude motor
and a Nincota troller motor.
Theft
David Lee Hargrove reported the theft of
two Red Max weed eaters and a Stihl
blower from the back of his truck. The
matter is still under investigation.
Beverly Odom reported a break-in at her home. Taken
were a wedding band and two pocket knives.
Cannon County Sheriff's Department
Jimmie L. Barnes II was charged with DUI, second
offense, and evading arrest by Patrolman Eric Moss. A
hearing is set for Sept. 24.
Jerry Ray Carlton was charged with DUI
and a violation of the implied consent law.
A hearing is set for Aug. 27.
Teri Glenn Slate and David D. Johnson
were charged with initiation of the
methamphetamine manufacturing process
Teri Glenn and possession of drug paraphernalia by
Patrolman John House.
Slate
Arrests
Zackary Dixon was served with three
charges of passing worthless checks.
Sonia M.
Lyons
Justin Tyler Bush was charged with a
violation of probation.
Jeremy L. Johnson was charged with a
violation of probation.
Bethany Hope Tate-Elrod was charged
with a violation of probation.
Zackary
Dixon
Jessica Asbury reported the burglary of a storage shed at
her home. A number of tools were taken including two
Stanley Mechanics tool sets, an air compressor, air paint
gun set, a sander, jig saw and a number of toys including
two Leapster Explorer games.
Christopher Ford reported the burglary of his home.
Items taken include an X-caliber crossbow, .44-caliber
Smith & Wesson, a Remington 30-06 with scope, a
Mossberg 12-gauge pump, a 16-gauge shotgun, a stealth
camera and rolled up changed.
Vandalism
More than $1,000 worth of vandalism was done to the
vehicle of Brandy Dillard. Both sides of the vehicle had
been "keyed" and a note had been scratched on the hood of
the car.
Judge hears assault on officer case, numerous probation violations
Judge Susan Melton presided over General Sessions
Court on Tuesday. Some of the results of the various cases
that appeared on the docket included:
Melinda Carol Barrett agreed to the violation of her
probation. She was ordered to serve her original sentence
of 11 months 29 days.
Jeffery Howard Bean agreed to the violation of his
probation. He was ordered to serve 120 days and his
probation was extended 7 months 1 day.
Boyce Tyrone Brown agreed to the violation of his
probation was extended 9 months.
Isaiah Dennis Burton agreed to the violation of his
probation was extended 5 months.
Barbara Ann Dillard was sentenced to
theft of services. She was sentenced to 11
months 29 days in jail. That sentence was
suspended upon equal time on probation,
paying the restitution and the costs.
Regina L. Farless agreed to the violation
Barbara of her probation. Her probation was
Ann Dillard extended 10 months 26 days.
Coty Brandon Ferrell agreed to the violation of his
probation. His probation was extended 11 months 29
days. In another case Ferrell pled guilty to driving on a
revoked license 2nd offense or more. He was sentenced
to 11 months 29 days in jail. That sentence was suspended
upon equal time on probation, losing his license, and
paying the costs.
Steven Ray Gentry pled guilty to harassment. He was
sentenced to 11 months 29 days in jail. That sentence was
suspended upon equal time on probation and paying the
costs.
Darren L. Green agreed to the violation of his probation.
He was ordered to serve his original sentence.
Nathan Carl Hale agreed to the violation of his
probation. He was ordered to serve his original sentence
of 11 months 29 days. In another case Hale agreed to the
violation of his probation. His probation was extended 11
months 29 days.
Jeremy Lee Johnson agreed to the violation of his
of 11 months 29 days.
Danny Hugh Kennedy III agreed to the violation of his
probation was extended 11 months 19 days.
Sean Ryan Lafferty agreed to the violation of his
probation. He was ordered to serve 30 days.
Lori Mayo pled guilty to assault on an
officer. She was sentenced to 11 months 29
days in jail. That sentence was partially
suspended upon serving 139 days in jail,
equal time on probation and paying the
costs. In another case Mayo pled guilty to
vandalism. She was sentence to 11 months
29 days in jail. That sentence was partially
suspended upon serving 139 days in jail,
equal time on probation, paying restitution Lori Mayo
and the costs.
Travis Payne Pinkerton agreed to the violation of his
Eddie D. Ross agreed to the violation of his probation.
His probation was extended 5 months 28 days.
Sonny Gene Smith agreed to the violation of his
Joseph Matthew Starnes agreed to the violation of his
Christopher Andrew Turley agreed to the violation of his
of 30 days.
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graduates," says director
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and
properties to help turn the
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students and military, and
$9 for children 12 and
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State Violation of Probation........................................2
Violation of Probation ................................................5
Capias ............................................................................1
Driving on Revoked License ......................................1
Aggravated Assault......................................................1
Simple Possession/Casual Exchange ........................1
Driving on Suspended License ..................................1
Unlawful Drug Paraphernalia....................................1
Domestic Assault..........................................................2
Child Endangerment ..................................................1
Burglary ........................................................................1
Theft of Property ..........................................................3
Aggravated Burglary ..................................................3
Contempt of Court ......................................................2
Contraband into Penal Institution ............................1
Possession of Handgun during a felony ..................1
Aggravated Robbert ....................................................1
Vandalism over $500....................................................1
Theft of Property over $500 ........................................1
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PAGE 14
CANNON COURIER
AUGUST 7, 2013
PUBLIC NOTICES
NOTICE OF
SUBSTITUTE
TRUSTEE`S SALE
WHEREAS, default has
occurred
in
the
performance
of
the
covenants,
terms
and
conditions of a Deed of
Trust dated August 15,
2003, executed by CORY R.
WANAMAKER
A/K/A
COREY R. WANAMAKER
AND
JENNIFER
E.
WANAMAKER, conveying
certain
real
property
therein
described
to
ARNOLD
M.
WEISS,
ATTORNEY, as Trustee, as
same ap-pears of record in
the Register's Office of
Cannon County, Tennessee
recorded August 26, 2003,
in Deed Book 47, Page 566;
and
WHEREAS, the beneficial
interest of said Deed of
Trust was last transferred
and assigned to THE
BANK OF NEW YORK
MELLON,
FKA
THE
BANK OF NEW YORK AS
TRUSTEE
FOR
THE
CERTIFICATEHOLDERS
OF CWABS INC., ASSETBACKED CERTIFICATES,
SERIES 2003-5 who is now
the owner of said debt; and
WHEREAS, Notice of the
Right to Foreclose, if
required pursuant to T.C.A.
§ 35-5-117, was given in
accordance with Tennessee
law; and
WHEREAS,
the
undersigned,Rubin Lublin
TN, PLLC, having been
appointed as Substitute
Trustee by instrument to be
filed for record in the
Register's Office of Cannon
County, Tennessee.
NOW,
THEREFORE,
notice is hereby given that
the entire indebtedness has
been declared due and
payable, and that the
undersigned, Rubin Lublin
TN, PLLC, as Substitute
Trustee or his duly
appointed agent, by virtue
of the power, duty and
authority
vested
and
imposed
upon
said
Substitute Trustee will, on
September 5, 2013 at 02:00
PM at the Main Entrance
of the Cannon County
Courthouse , located in
Woodbury,
Tennessee,
proceed to sell at public
outcry to the highest and
best bidder for cash or
certified funds ONLY, the
following
described
property
situated
in
Cannon County, Tennessee,
to wit: LAND IN THE 5TH
CIVIL
DISTRICT
OF
CANNON
COUNTY,
TENNESSEE
BEING
BOUNDED
ON
THE
NORTH, SOUTH AND
WEST BY JAMES TODD
AND ON THE EAST BY
TAYLOR LAKE ROAD
AND BEING DESCRIBED
ACCORDING
TO
A
C O M P O S I T E
DESCRIPTION DERIVED
FROM A SURVEY OF THE
JAMES TODD LAND BY R.
L. KNOTT TN R.L.S. #968
DATED
8/31/87 AND
FIELD MEASUREMENTS
AS SHOWN ON A
MORTGAGE
LOAN
INSPECTION
BY
CAMPBELL MCRAE AND
ASSOCIATES
(GLENN
MCRAE TN R.L.S. #1673
DATED 3/11/99 MORE
PARTICULARLY AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING AT A
POINT
IN
THE
WESTERLY MARGIN OF
TAYLOR LAKE ROAD,
SAID
POINT
BEING
LOCATED S 02 DEGREES
39 MINUTES 13 SECONDS
E 526.19 FEET FROM THE
NORTHEAST CORNER
OF THE JAMES TODD
LAND (BOOK 144, PAGE
194
R.O.C.C.,
TN);
THENCE WITH SAID
WESTERLY
MARGIN
SOUTHERLY 547 FEET
MORE OF LESS TO A
POINT;
THENCE
LEAVING
SAID
WESTERLY
MARGIN
WITH SAID JAMES TODD
THE
FOLLOWING
4
CALLS: N 87 DEGREES 38
MINUTES 21 SECONDS W
112.39 FEET TO A POINT,
N
86
DEGREES
46
MINUTES 24 SECONDS W
303.42 FEE.T TO A POINT,
N
06
DEGREES
50
MINUTES 29 SECONDS E
594.42 FEET TO A POINT, S
79 DEGREES 45 MINUTES
57 SECONDS E 381.60
FEET TO THE POINT OF
BEGINNING. BEING THE
SAME
PROPERTY
CONVEYED TO COREY R
WANAMAKER
AND
WIFE,
JENNIFER
E.
WANAMAKER BY DEED
FROM
MICHAEL
W.
ADAMSON AND WIFE,
SHANNON R ADAMSON
DATED APRIL THE 8, 1999
AND RECORDED APRIL
15, 1999 OF RECORD IN
BOOK 180, PAGE 87,
REGISTER`S OFFICE FOR
CANNON
COUNTY,
TENNESSEE. Parcel ID:
084-002.00
PROPERTY ADDRESS:
The street address of the
property is believed to be
302
TAYLOR
RD,
MORRISON, TN 37357.
In the event of any
discrepancy between this
street address and the legal
description of the property,
the legal description shall
control.
CURRENT
OWNER(S): CORY R.
WANAMAKER
A/K/A
COREY R. WANAMAKER
AND
JENNIFER
E.
WANAMAKER OTHER
INTERESTED PARTIES:
The sale of the abovedescribed property shall be
subject to all matters shown
on any recorded plat; any
unpaid
taxes;
any
restrictive
covenants,
easements or set-back lines
that may be applicable; any
prior
liens
or
encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a
fixture filing; and to any
matter that an accurate
survey of the premises
might
disclose.
This
property is being sold with
the express reservation that
it is subject to confirmation
by the lender or Substitute
Trustee. This sale may be
rescinded at any time. The
right is reserved to adjourn
the day of the sale to
another day, time, and
place
certain
without
further publication, upon
announcement at the time
and place for the sale set
forth above. All right and
equity of redemption,
statutory or otherwise,
homestead, and dower are
expressly waived in said
Deed of Trust, and the title
is believed to be good, but
the undersigned will sell
and convey only as
Substitute Trustee. The
Property is sold as is, where
is, without representations
or warranties of any kind,
including fitness for a
particular use or purpose.
This
law
firm
is
attempting to collect a debt.
Any information obtained
will be used for that
purpose.
Rubin Lublin TN, PLLC,
Substitute Trustee 119 S.
Main Street, Suite 500
Memphis,
TN
38103
www.rubinlublin.com/pro
perty-listings.php Tel: (877)
813-0992 Fax: (404) 6015846
Ad #56282: 2013-07-31
2013-08-07, 2013-08-14
NOTICE OF
FORECLOSURE
SALE
STATE OF
TENNESSEE,
CANNON COUNTY
WHEREAS,
MARY
JOYCE TYNER AND
JENEANNE
EARLS
executed a Deed of Trust to
Mortgage
Electronic
Registration Systems, Inc.
as nominee for Irwin
Mortgage
Corporation,
Lender and Archer Land
Title, Inc., Trustee(s), which
was dated September 24,
2002 and recorded on
October 7, 2002, Book 33,
Page 524, Cannon County,
Tennessee Register of
Deeds.
WHEREAS,
default
having been made in the
payment of the debt(s) and
obligation(s)
thereby
secured by the said Deed of
Trust and the current
holder of said Deed of
Trust, CitiMortgage, Inc.,
(the "Holder"), appointed
the undersigned, Brock &
Scott, PLLC, as Substitute
Trustee, by an instrument
duly recorded in the Office
of the Register of Deeds of
with all the rights, powers
and privileges of the
original Trustee named in
said Deed of Trust; and
NOW,
THEREFORE,
payable as provided in said
Deed of Trust by the
Holder, and that as agent
for the undersigned, Brock
& Scott, PLLC, Substitute
Trustee, by virtue of the
power and authority vested
in it, will on August 27,
2013, at 1:30PM at the
usual and customary
location at the Cannon
County
Courthouse,
Woodbury,
Tennessee,
proceed to sell at public
outcry to the highest and
best bidder for cash, the
following
described
property
situated
in
to wit:
A certain tract or parcel of
land in Cannon County, in
the State of Tennessee,
described as follows:
Bounded on the North,
South and West by
Property of Radford W.
Smith, Deed Book 181, Page
483, R.O.C.C. TN.; the East
by Tassey Road and
remaining Property of
George Blake Kelly Tract #2
of this survey.
Beginning at a nail in the
center line of Tassey Road,
being the most easterly
point of this tract and the
most northerly point of
Tract #2 of this survey and
further described as 1336.68
feet with center line of road
in a northerly direction
from the Northeast corner
of Kurt Huskey, Deed Book
103, Page 365; ROCCTN;
thence leaving road and
with the Northwest line of
Tract #2 of this survey S. 44
degs. 22' 40" W, through a
pin set 30 feet off center line
of road and continuing for
a total distance of 274.7 feet
to a pin in center line of old
lane; thence leaving old
lane and with North fence
of Radford W. Smith (6.57
acre tract) N. 81 degs. 58'
30" W, 503.40 feet to a pin
by corner post, being the
Southwest corner of this
tract; thence with East fence
of Smith's 6.57 acre tract N.
7 degs. 17' 40" E, 275.4 feet
to a pin by corner post;
thence with East fence line
of Smith N. 7 degs. 40' E,
153.7 feet to a pin by corner
post, being the Northwest
School Board to meet Thursday
The Cannon County Board of Education will meet Thursday,
August 8 at 6 p.m. in the cafeteria at Woodbury Grammar
School. A workshop will be held Tueday, August 6 at 6 p.m. at
th Central Office. 301 West Main Street.
corner of this tract; thence
with South fence of R.W.
Smith S. 89 degs. 58' 30" E.
495.9 feet to a nail in center
line of Tassey Road; thence
with center line of said road
S. 6 degs. 34' W, 173.8 feet to
a nail; thence continuing
around a curve to the left
with a central angle of 80
degs. 56', on a radius of
93.78 feet, for a distance of
132.47 feet to a nail; thence
continuing with center of
road S. 74 degs. 22' E, 94.7
feet to the beginning,
containing 5.80 acres, more
or less, and designated as
Tract #1 of survey.
This property is subject to
and includes any and all
lawful easements, setback
lines, restrictions, etc. of
record and applying to the
within described property
and
to
the
zoning
regulations
of
the
appropriate governmental
body.
Being the same property
conveyed to Mary Joyce
Tyner and Jeneanne Earls
by deed from George Blake
Kelly, recorded on April 24,
2000, in Book 1, Page 349 in
the Register's Office for
Cannon County, Tennessee.
The acreage indicated in
this legal description is
solely for the purpose of
identifying said tract and is
not to be construed as to
insuring the quantity of
land.
Parcel ID Number: 030
048.00
Address/Description:
2027
Tassey
Road,
Readyville, TN 37149.
Current Owner(s): Mary
Joyce Tyner and Jeneanne
Earls.
Other
Interested
Party(ies): GE Money Bank.
The sale of the property
described above shall be
subject to all matters shown
on any recorded plat; any
and all liens against said
property
for
unpaid
property
taxes;
any
restrictive
covenants,
easements or set-back lines
prior
liens
or
fixture filing; a deed of
trust; and any matter than
an accurate survey of the
premises might disclose;
and
All right and equity of
redemption, statutory or
otherwise, homestead, and
dower
are
expressly
waived in said Deed of
Trust, and the title is
believed to be good, but the
undersigned will sell and
convey only as Substitute
Trustee.
The right is
reserved to adjourn the day
of the sale to another day,
time, and place certain
without
further
publication,
upon
forth above.
This office is attempting
to collect a debt. Any
information obtained will
be used for that purpose.
Brock & Scott, PLLC,
Substitute Trustee
c/o Tennessee Foreclosure
Department
277 Mallory Station Road,
Suite 115
Franklin, TN 37067
PH: 615-550-7697 FX: 615550-8484
File No.: 13-11127
3t-July 31, Aug. 7, 14
NOTICE OF
SUBSTITUTE
TRUSTEE'S SALE
TENNESSEE,
CANNON COUNTY
DEFAULT having been
made
in
the
terms,
conditions and payments
provided in certain Deed of
Trust
executed
by
T H E R E S A
RICHARDSON
AND
C H A R L E S
RICHARDSON to Netco,
Inc.,
Trustee
dated
September 22, 2009 in the
amount of $123,915.00, and
recorded in the Register's
Office of Cannon County,
Tennessee in Deed Book
122, Page 31-39, ("Deed of
Trust"); and, the beneficial
interest of said Deed of
Trust having been last
transferred to Ocwen Loan
Servicing,
LLC
by
assignment; and, Ocwen
Loan Servicing, LLC, as the
current holder of said Deed
of Trust (the "Holder"), has
appointed as Substitute
Trustee the undersigned,
any of whom may act, by
instrument filed for record
in the Register's Office of
Cannon County, Tennessee
with all the rights, powers
and privileges of the
original Trustee named in
said Deed of Trust;
therefore,
NOTICE is hereby given
that the entire amount of
said indebtedness has been
declared due and payable
as provided in said Deed of
Trust by the Holder, and
the
undersigned
as
Substitute Trustee, or a
duly appointed attorney or
agents by virtue of the
power and authority vested
by the Appointment of
Substitute Trustee, will on
Thursday, September 5,
2013
commencing
at
12:00pm at the main
entrance of the Cannon
County courthouse in
Woodbury, Tennessee; sell
to the highest bidder for
cash, immediately at the
close of sale, the following
property to-wit: Being Lot
No. 2, Sadler Subdivision,
as shown by plat of record
in Plat Cabinet 2, Slide 228B of the Registers Office
for
Cannon
County,
Tennessee, to which plat
reference is hereby made
for a more complete and
accurate description of said
lot. Being part of the same
property conveyed to Cark
Rains and wife, Carlene
Rains by deed of record in
Record Book 24, Page 13,
Registers Office of Cannon
County, Tennessee. The
said Carlene Rains is now
deceased. Being the same
property or a portion of the
same property conveyed to
Theresa
Mills
by
Instrument dated April 21,
2006 from Clark Rains filed
on April 27, 2006 as
Document Number and in
Book 85 at Book 309 in the
Cannon County records.
Commonly Known As:
6156 Jim Cummings Hwy,
Woodbury, TN 37190
Parcel Id No.: 065 124.02
Map & Parcel No.: 065
124.02
PROPERTY ADDRESS:
6156
Jim
Cummings
Highway,
Woodbury,
Tennessee 37190
CURRENT OWNER(S):
Theresa
Mills
S U B O R D I N A T E
LIENHOLDERS: N/A
OTHER INTERESTED
PARTIES: N/A
All right and equity of
redemption, statutory or
otherwise, homestead, and
dower
are
expressly
waived in said Deed of
Trust, and the title is
believed to be good,
however, the undersigned
will sell and convey only as
Substitute Trustee. The sale
will be held subject to any
unpaid taxes, assessments,
rights-of-way, easements,
protective covenants or
restrictions, liens, and other
superior matters of record
which may affect said
property; as well as any
prior
liens
or
priority created by a fixture
filing; and/or any matter
that an accurate survey of
the
premises
might
disclose.
If the U.S. Department of
Treasury/IRS, the State of
Revenue, or the State of
Labor
and
Workforce
Development are listed as
Interested Parties in the
advertisement, then the
Notice of this foreclosure is
being given to them and the
sale will be subject to the
applicable governmental
entities` right to redeem the
property, as required by 26
U.S.C § 7425 and T.C.A. §
67-1-1433. The sale will be
conducted subject (1) to
confirmation that the sale is
not prohibited under the
U.S. Bankruptcy Code and
(2) to final confirmation
and audit of the status of
the loan with the holder of
the Deed of Trust. The
notice requirements of
T.C.A. §35-5-117 were
satisfied prior to the first
publication of the Notice of
Substitute Trustee`s Sale.
Substitute Trustee reserves
the right to adjourn the day
of the sale to another day,
time and place certain
without
further
publication,
upon
forth above. McCurdy &
Candler TN, LLC 3525
Piedmont Road NE, Six
Piedmont Center, Suite 700
Atlanta, GA 30305 (404)
3 7 3 - 1 6 1 2
www.mccurdycandler.com
File No. 13-03210 /FHA.
This law firm is acting as
a debt collector and is
attempting to collect a debt.
Any information obtained
will be used for that
purpose.
Ad # 57013
Ad Run Dates:
08/07/2013, 08/14/2013, and
08/21/2013
NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
Estate of
TERRY LANE REED,
deceased
Notice is hereby given
that on the 1st day of July,
2013,
letters
of
administration in respect of
the estate of Terry Lane
Reed, deceased, were
issued to the undersigned
by the Chancery Court of
All persons, both resident
and non-residents, having
claims
matured
and
unmatured against said
estate are required to file
same with the clerk of the
above named court within
four months of first
publication of this notice,
otherwise their claims will
be forever barred.
This 1st day of July, 2013.
Nila Spry Reed,
Administrator of the estate
of Terry Lane Reed,
deceased
William H. Bryson, Clerk
& Master
Susan Melton, Attorney
2t-July 31, Aug. 7
NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
Estate of
JESSE WAYNE
ALEXANDER, deceased
that on the 22nd day of July,
2013,
letters
of
administration in respect of
the estate of Jesse Wayne
Alexander, deceased, were
claims
matured
and
be forever barred.
This 22nd day of July,
2013.
Claudette Bowen
Alexander, Administratrix
of the estate of Jesse
Wayne Alexander,
deceased
& Master
Susan Melton, Attorney
2t-July 31, Aug. 7
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CANNON COURIER
AUGUST 7, 2013
PAGE 15
PUBLIC NOTICES
NOTICE
MEGAN JO RODGERS
JOHNSON
The State of Tennessee,
Department of Children’s
Services, has filed a petition
against you seeking to
terminate forever your
parental rights to Vella
Mckenzie Hamilton.
It
appears that ordinary
process of law cannot be
served upon you because
your whereabouts are
unknown. You are hereby
ORDERED to serve upon
M. Anne Austin, Attorney
for
the
Tennessee
Department of Children
Services, 1300 Salem Road,
Cookeville,
Tennessee
38506, (931) 646-3013, an
Answer to the Petition for
Termination of Parental
Rights
filed
by
the
Children Services, within
thirty (30) days of the last
day of publication of this
notice and pursuant to Rule
39(e)(1) of the Tenn. R. Juv.
P. you must also appear in
the Juvenile Court of
Putnam County, Tennessee
at Cookeville, Tennessee on
the 22nd day of August,
2013, at 9:00 A.M. for the
Adjudicatory Hearing on
the Petition for Termination
of Parental Rights filed by
the State of Tennessee,
Department of Children’s
Services If you fail to do so,
a default judgment will be
taken against you pursuant
to Tenn. Code Ann. § 36-1117(n) and Rule 55 of the
Tenn. R. of Civ. P. for the
relief demanded in the
Petition. You may view
and obtain a copy of the
Petition and any other
subsequently filed legal
documents at the Putnam
County Juvenile Court
Clerk’s Office, Putnam
County Justice Center, 421
East Spring Street, Suite
1C49A, Cookeville, TN
38501,
931-528-1508,
Tennessee.
4t-July 31, Aug. 7, 14, 21
NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
Estate of
WILLIAM G.
BLAYLOCK, deceased
that on the 29th day of July,
2013,
letters
of
administration or letters
testamentary in respect of
the estate of William G.
Blaylock, deceased, were
claims
matured
and
be forever barred.
This 29th day of July,
2013.
Angela Parrish,
Administratrix
Estate of William G.
Blaylock, deceased
& Master
Jay Jackson, Attorney
2t- Aug. 7, 14
SUBSTITUTE
TRUSTEE SALE
NOTICE
Whereas,
WILLIAM
KELLY SPRADLEY and
wife, DEBORAH LYNN
SPRADLEY, by a way of a
Deed of Trust, dated
September 2, 2008, of
record in Instrument No.
31482, Register's Office for
conveyed to Guy D.
Alexander, III, Trustee, and
his successors in trust the
hereinafter described real
property,
to
which
reference is hereby made
and to secure payment of
indebtedness of grantor
then existing or to arise
thereafter. The term "Deed
of Trust" shall include any
and all modifications,
renewals, extensions or
amendments
thereto
whether noted above or
otherwise;
Whereas, the Alexander
Living Trust the beneficiary
of the indebtedness and
Deed of Trust, did appoint
Melissa
Blackburn,
attorney
at
law,
as
Substitute
Trustee,
of
record in Instrument No.
43446, Register's Office for
Whereas, Default in the
payment of the note
secured by said Deed of
Trust has been made; and
Whereas, the Alexander
Trust, the owner and
holder of said note and
Deed
of
Trust,
has
demanded
that
the
property be advertised and
sold in the terms and
provisions of the applicable
note and Deed of Trust.
Whereas, the applicable
requirements of the Notice
of Right to Foreclosure
pursuant to Tennessee
Code Annotated Section 355-117 have been met;
Now therefore, notice is
hereby given that Melissa
Blackburn,
Substitute
Trustee pursuant to the
power, duty and authority
vested in and imposed
upon in said Deed of Trust
will be on Wednesday,
August 14, 2013 at 10:00
a.m. local time outside the
front door of the Cannon
County
Courthouse,
Woodbury,
Cannon
County Tennessee, offer
for sale to the highest
bidder for cash and free
from the statutory right of
redemption, homestead,
and all other exemptions as
are expressly waived in the
Deed of Trust, certain real
property
in
Cannon
County,
Tennessee,
described as follows:
Being all of tract No. 1. of
the
Phillip
Rudolph
Subdivision as shown in
Plat Cabinet 2, Slide 2,
Register's
Office
for
Being a part and portion
of the Warranty Deed to
Alexander Living Trust,
Guy Alexander, Jr. Trustee,
dated June 3, 2005, and
recorded on June 3, 2005, in
record book 73, pages 557558, Register's Office of
Included
in
this
conveyance is a Mobile
Home bearing vehicle
Identification
Number
ALCA1090554511036A and
ALCA1090554511036D
For course of title to said
realty reference is made to
Warranty
Deed
from
Daniel Rudolph and wife,
Dawn
Rudolph
from
Phillip Eugene Rudolph, et
ux dated June 3, 2005 and
recorded on June 3, 2005 in
record book 73, page 555
Register's Office of Cannon
County, Tennessee.
Property known as: 787
Finnie Simmons Road,
Woodbury,
Tennessee
37190
This sale is subject to all
matters shown on any
applicable
recorded
document, including but
not
limited
to
any
applicable recorded plan,
plat, charter, restriction,
judgment(s), notice of
governmental entity, or
declaration of taking(s);
and prior lien(s) of record;
unpaid
taxes
and
assessments which exist as
a
lien
against
said
properties; any restrictive
covenant(s), easement(s) or
setback line(s) that may be
applicable; any rights of
redemption not otherwise
waived in the Deed of
Trust, including rights of
redemption
of
any
governmental agency, state
or federal; and any prior
deeds of trust, liens, dues,
a s s e s s m e n t s ,
encumbrances,
defects,
adverse claims, and other
matters that may take
priority over the Deed of
Trust upon which this
foreclosure
sale
is
conducted or are not
extinguished
by
this
foreclosure sale. This date
is also subject to any matter
that an accurate inspection
and survey of the premises
might disclose.
The transfer shall be as is,
where is, and with all
faults,
and
without
warranty of any kind,
express or implied, as to the
condition of such property
and the improvements
located thereon, including
merchantability or fitness
for particular purpose.
Trustee shall make no
covenant of seisin or
warranty of title, express or
implied, and will sell and
convey the subject real
property by Substitute
Trustee's Deed only.
The successful bidder
shall tender cash payment
within twenty-four (24)
hours of the foreclosure
sale.
The Substitute Trustee, in
order to accomplish the
most advantageous sale
and consequent discharge
of his obligation under the
Deed of Trust, reserves the
right to do any or all of the
following, without further
publication and upon
forth herein;
1.
To adjourn the
sale to another time during
regular business hours on a
different day or place or
rescind the sale;
2.
To delay the sale
for a reasonable time
during regular business
hours on the same day, to
be continued at the
announced place and time,
and to this end Substitute
Trustee reserves the right to
delay the sale of the
Property to take place at
the
actual
Property
location(s) or at such other
location as is orally
announced and in such
instance, the precise time of
sale or sales will be
announced at the time and
place for the sale set forth
herein;
3.
To
sell
the
Property at the time fixed
by the last postponement or
to give new notice of sale;
4.
To
sell
the
Property in such lots,
parcels,
segments
or
separate estates as may
accomplish
the
most
advantageous sale and
consequent discharge of his
or her trust obligation
under the circumstances,
and to and then in part, and
ultimately consummate the
sale in which ever manner
produces
the
most
advantageous result.
5.
To sell part of the
Property
and
delay,
adjourn, cancel or postpone
the sale of the remaining
part of the Property;
6.
To
sell
the
Property to the next highest
bidder in the event any
higher bidder does not
comply with the terms of
the sale;
This the 15th day of July,
2013.
Melissa Blackburn
213 Fifth Avenue North,
Suite 300
Nashville, TN 37219
615.254.7770
This law firm is attempting
to collect a debt. Any
information will be used
for that purpose.
Insertion dates in Cannon
Courier: July 24, 2013, July
31, 2013, and August 7,
2013
SUBSTITUTE
TRUSTEE'S SALE
Sale at public auction will
be on August 29, 2013 at
12:00PM local time, at the
north
door,
Cannon
County
Courthouse,
Woodbury,
Tennessee,
conducted by Shapiro &
Kirsch, LLP Substitute
Trustee, pursuant to Deed
of Trust executed by
DEDRA VINSON, an
unmarried woman, to
Arnold M. Weiss, Trustee,
on August 31, 2007 at
Record Book 102, Page 884;
all of record in the Cannon
County Register's Office.
Party entitled to enforce
security interest: Federal
National
Mortgage
Association, its successors
and assigns
The following real estate
located in Cannon County,
Tennessee, will be sold to
the highest call bidder
subject to all unpaid taxes,
prior
liens
and
encumbrances of record:
Described
property
located in the Sixth (6th)
Civil District of Cannon
County, State of Tennessee,
to-wit:
BEGINNING on an iron
pin placed in the north
margin of Hillview Drive at
the southwest corner of this
lot and this point is also
located north 62 degrees 52
minutes 56 seconds east
133.23 feet from the center
of the intersection of
Wallace Street; thence
leaving the street north1
degree 24 minutes 29
seconds west 151.00 feet to
an iron pin found at the
northwest corner of this lot
in a fence line. Thence
north 88 degrees 45
minutes 59 seconds east
100.10 feet to an iron pin
placed at the fence. Thence
leaving the fence south 5
degrees 16 minutes 00
seconds east 134.24 feet to
an iron pin set at the
southeast corner of this lot.
Thence with the street
south 79 degrees 51
minutes 38 seconds west
110.41 feet back to the point
of
beginning
and
containing 14,941 square
feet, according to survey
conducted by Thomas D.
Cook,
Tennessee
Registered Land Surveyor
#365 on June 15, 2001 and
being Lot Number 2,
Section 5 of Brandon Acres
Subdivision.
Street Address: 105
Hillview
Drive,
Woodbury,
Tennessee
37190
Parcel Number: 039I A
011.00
Current Owner(s) of
Property: Dedra A. Vinson,
an unmarried woman
The street address of the
above described property is
believed to be 105 Hillview
Drive,
Woodbury,
Tennessee 37190, but such
address is not part of the
legal description of the
property sold herein and in
the
event
of
any
discrepancy, the legal
description
referenced
herein shall control.
SALE IS SUBJECT TO
TENANT(S) RIGHTS IN
POSSESSION.
All right of equity of
redemption, statutory and
otherwise, and homestead
are expressly waived in
said Deed of Trust, and the
title is believed to be good,
but the undersigned will
sell and convey only as
Substitute Trustee.
If the highest bidder
cannot pay the bid within
twenty-four (24) hours of
the sale, the next highest
bidder, at their highest bid,
will be deemed the
successful bidder.
This property is being
sold with the express
reservation that the sale is
subject to confirmation by
the lender or trustee. This
sale may be rescinded at
any time.
Shapiro & Kirsch, LLP
Substitute Trustee
www.kirschattorneys.com
Law Office of Shapiro &
Kirsch, LLP
555 Perkins Road
Extended, Second Floor
Memphis, TN 38117
Phone (901)767-5566
Fax (901)761-5690
File No. 13-048167
3t-July 31, Aug. 7, 14
NOTICE OF
TRUSTEE'S SALE
WHEREAS, default has
occurred
in
the
performance
of
the
covenants, terms, and
conditions of a Deed of
Trust Note dated October
26, 2010, and the Deed of
Trust of even date securing
the
same,
recorded
November 1, 2010, at Book
129, Page 235 in Office of
the Register of Deeds for
executed by ROBERT
MATHIS AND JENNIFER
MATHIS,
conveying
certain property therein
described to Tressler and
Associates as Trustee for
Mortgage
Electronic
Registration Systems, Inc.,
as
nominee
for
Primelending,
a
Plainscapital Company, its
successors and assigns; and
the undersigned, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., having
been appointed Successor
Trustee.
NOW,
THEREFORE,
payable; and that an agent
of Wilson & Associates,
P.L.L.C.,
as
Successor
Trustee, by virtue of the
power, duty, and authority
vested in and imposed
upon
said
Successor
Trustee will, on August 30,
2013 on or about 3:45 P.M.,
at the Cannon County
Courthouse,
Woodbury,
Tennessee, offer for sale
certain property hereinafter
described to the highest
bidder FOR CASH, free
from the statutory right of
redemption, homestead,
dower, and all other
exemptions which are
expressly waived in the
Deed of Trust, said
property being real estate
situated in Cannon County,
Tennessee, and being more
particularly described as
follows:
A certain tract or parcel of
realty lying and being in
the Eleventh (11th) Civil
District, Canon County,
State
of
Tennessee,
described as follows, towit:
Bounded on the North by
the Michael Lynn Stephens
realty; bounded on the
South by the Tennessee
State Highway No. 96, and
the Wilma Nell Perry
realty; bounded on the East
by the Tony and Judy Speck
realty, and the Wilma Nell
Perry realty; and, bounded
on the West by the Howard
and Elsie Bryson realty, and
the Robert Witty realty
containing 5.75 acres, more
or less, by estimation. It is
agreed and understood that
this is a conveyance by the
tract, and in no sense shall
it be constituted as a
conveyance by the acre. For
identification
purposes
only, see Map 3I, Parcel
006.00, Office of the County
Property Assessor.
ALSO KNOWN AS: 723
East Poplar Bluff Road,
Auburntown, Tennessee
37016-6044
This sale is subject to all
matters shown on any
applicable recorded plat;
any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive
covenants,
easements, or setback lines
statutory
rights
of
redemption
of
any
governmental agency, state
or federal; any prior liens
or encumbrances as well as
fixture filing; and to any
matter that an accurate
survey of the premises
might disclose. In addition,
the following parties may
claim an interest in the
above-referenced property:
Robert Mathis; Jennifer
Mathis
The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be
rescinded at the Successor
Trustee's option at any
time. The right is reserved
to adjourn the day of the
sale to another day, time,
and place certain without
further publication, upon
forth above. W&A No.
1286 236346
DATED July 26, 2013
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.,
Successor Trustee
FHA No. 483-4563123
DSaleNoticeTNShellie_awoodard_130726_
902
FOR SALE
INFORMATION, VISIT
WWW.MYFIR.COM
and
WWW.REALTYTRAC.COM
Insertion dates: August 6,
2013, August 13, 2013,
August 20, 2013
PUBLIC SERVICE
ANNOUNCEMENT
Remember, as long as everyone does
everything the government tells them
to do, everything will be ok.
There is no need for concern.
This is the reason why we
need to keep public notices
in the local newspaper.
Check out Tennessee newspaper’s public notices at tnpress.com
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CANNON COURIER
AUGUST 7, 2013
CLASSIFIEDS
DAVIS
HOMES, INC.
$0 down with deed
land/home pkgs.
Used and Repos
Available. 3 BR/2 Bath
Doublewides. Setup and
delivered with air
$39,900
2168 Smithville Hwy.
931-668-2031 888-3115030
Childcare
Mobile Homes
For Sale
CHILDCARE OPENINGS Mrs.
Elaine
Judkins,
previous owner of Play and
Learn Childcare, is now
offering childcare in her
home. Two (2) preschool
openings, ages 2-5, are
available. If interested,
please call (615) 765-3192.
Woodland area.
2t-July 31, Aug. 7-P
30th Anniversary Special Limited
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windows and designer
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FOR SALE - Laphtop
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Tree Service
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ABUNDANCE ALL
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(615) 563-1914
Cell (615)
416-9009
TF-May 1-C
BUSHHOGGING
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TF-Oct. 31
ATTENTION
CONTRACTORS
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Top soil and fill dirt
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TF
PAT T E R S O N ’ S
HANDYMAN SERVICE
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Electrical - Carpentry Roofing - Vinyl Siding - Deck
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TF-Jan. 30-C
HOME
MAINTENANCE
Remodeling - Plumbing and
Electrical,
Carpentry,
Painting,
27
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experience. Call 563-5424
and ask for Gary.
Lawncare
I have an opening to watch a child in daycare in my home.
I am looking for the toddler age on up. After school is
acceptable. I have reasonable rates and have 24 years
experience. I also have a B.S. in Education from MTSU.
Please call Jeanne at 615-653-5516 for information. I live off
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barrels, metal and plastic. Subdivision.
Call Smith’s Truck Salvage
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TF-May 15-C
Come see the all new
cottage singlewide with
USED APPLIANCES AND
vinyl siding and a shingle
A/C UNITS FOR SALE roof. Set up and delivery
Please call 615-427-3193.
included, only $19,900.
TF-Nov. 7-C
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GRASSBUSTERS
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4t- Aug. 7, 14, 21, 28-P
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TF-July 5-C repair shop that sells new
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delivery service available.
LAWN STARS - is now Same day service on some
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including
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615-904-4173.
TF-C
Drivers
Childcare
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TF-July 24-C
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Georgia Career Institute (GCI) is seeking a part-time
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Candidates will be required to teach a lesson plan and
demonstrate massage therapy skills.
All candidates should send a resume including references
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McMinnville, TN 37110, ATTN: Vicki.
No phone calls or faxes, please.
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for
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space
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Teasers & Trivia
This week puzzle answers
Ask Ken Beck
Paul Newman’s cool Luke never swallowed any eggs
Dear Ken: In the Paul Newman movie "Cool Hand Luke,"
his character makes a bet that he can eat 50 hardboiled eggs
in an hour. How many eggs did Newman actually eat during
the filming of that scene?
Newman once told an interviewer, "I never swallowed an
egg." When then asked, "Isn't Method acting about doing the
real thing?" he responded, "Not if you have to swallow eggs."
However, he did consume gallons of popcorn during just
about every movie he made as he was a popcorn fanatic and
spoiled his crew members and fellow actors by often
popping and serving giant bags of popcorn at breaks in the
middle of the afternoon. In the 1980s, he debuted his
Newman's Own Popcorn, which continues to sell in seven
varieties. The profits from his various food products go to
Newman's Own Foundation that has dispensed over $370
million to thousands of charities since 1982.
Dear Ken: Can share some brief background on Joelle Carter,
who plays Ava Crowder in "Justified"?
Born in Thomasville, Ga., Crowder, 40, finished high school
in Albany, Ga., and earned an athletic scholarship to Augusta
State University for her prowess in swimming and cross
country. The former model has appeared in about 20 movies
including "The Horse Whisperer," "High Fidelity,"
"American Pie 2," "Swimming" and "Cold Storage." She and
husband Andy Bates have a 3-year-old daughter and a film
production company, which has won honors at film festivals.
Dear Ken: Who all has done the voice of Popeye in the
cartoons?
Popeye the Sailor originated in a comic strip in 1929 and first
appeared in an animated cartoon in 1933. William Costello
was the first voice of Popeye, followed by Jack Mercer. Also
speaking for Popeye have been Mae Questel, Harry Foster
Welch, Maurice LeMarche and Billy West. Now all together,
sing along: I'm Popeye the Sailor Man, I'm Popeye the Sailor
Man.
I'm strong to the finich cause I eats me spinach. I'm Popeye
the Sailor Man.
Dear Ken: What was Billy Joel's first big hit and is he still
performing?
Born William Martin Joel in the Bronx, N.Y., Joel, 64, had his
first hit with "The Piano Man" in 1973. Previously, he had
been in the bands The Echoes, The Emeralds, The Lost Souls,
The Hassles and then the heavy metal duo Attila. He became
a solo performer in 1971. The singer, pianist and composer
has concerts set for late this year in England and Ireland.
Married and divorced three times, he has a 27-year-old
daughter and is passionate about boats and motorcycles.
Among his biggest hits are "It's Still Rock and Roll to Me,"
"We Didn't Start the Fire," "Tell Her About It," "Just the Way
You Are," "My Life," "Uptown Girl," "The River of Dreams"
and "You May Be Right."
If you have a trivia question about actors, singers, movies, TV shows
or pop culture, e-mail your query to Ken Beck at [email protected]
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wecarecannon held Sunday, July 28
Hundreds of area children took advantage of the second WeCareCannon
back-to-school event at Woodbury Grammar School last weekend.
Students received supplies, such as pencils, papers, notebooks,
backpacks, etc. Students also had opportunities to receive free haircuts,
dental and eye check-ups and even receive new shoes for their back-toschool needs.
Anastasia Cody receives a haircut from Taylor King, UT Dentistry, checks Tiara West Side Grammar School Principal Karen King checks in a student
Woodard’s teeth during WeCareCannon. during WeCareCannon at Woodbury Grammar.
Bridget Holt during WeCareCannon.
Woodland Principal Kim Parsley, left, and assistant welcome students during Woodbury Grammar School teacher Lani Spigolon, left, provides parents with
WeCareCannon.
back-to-school supplies.
Area principals greeted students for more than three hours during the second First-year CCHS Principal Mike Jones, lefts, checks a student in during
registration during WeCareCannon.
WeCareCannon back-to-school celebration last weekend.
For all your auction needs,
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