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Jasper 21 A Dora man was killed on a Cullman 19 highway in Blount County on Thursday, and a Mississippi woman died following a crash Dora 27 on Interstate 22, according to Cordova 15 Alabama State Troopers. Randall Tyler Anderson, Addison 37 28, was killed when the 2004 Volkswagen Jetta he was Curry 0 driving crossed the centerline on Alabama Highway 79 and Hanceville 32 struck a 2006 Ford F250 at Sum. Chr. 26 11:15 a.m. Anderson, who was not wearing a seatbelt, was pro- Good Hope 28 nounced dead at the scene. Carbon Hill 9 The driver of the Ford was injured and transported to a local area hospital with non- Corner 20 life threatening injuries. Northside 12 The crash happened on Alabama Highway 79, four Winston Co. 44 miles south of Locust Fork. Scottie Cheyanne Logan, Hackleburg 16 23, of Hamilton, Mississippi, died when the 2013 Chev- Cold Spr. 25 Daily Mountain Eagle - Jeff Johnsey rolet Cruze she was driving Meek 0 collided with a 2016 Volvo Tractor-Trailer on Interstate The first week of the 2019 22 at 12:13 p.m. Winfield 19 prep football season is Logan was pronounced Haleyville 13 complete after all but two dead at the scene. The driver of the high school teams of the Volvo was not injured. The crash happened near Sulligent 33 in the Eagle coverage area the 43 mile marker, approx- Berry 8 played either Thursday or imately three miles west of Friday night. Above, Dora Carbon Hill. Etowah 31 and Cordova opened the Gadsden 23 season at Cordova, while Curry traveled to Addison, at Gardendale 35 right, and Sumiton Christian Cawaco Mae Jemison 13 opened at home against Hanceville, below. Oakman awards DEATHS and Lynn begin their sea- sons next week. For results $32,400 in Shelby Owens Land from Friday night’s game, McGough, 82, Oakman Fred David Nichols, 86, see B1 of today’s Eagle. local grants Jasper Robert Lee Wise Sr., 74, Daily Mountain Eagle - Matt Norris Jasper By ED HOWELL Betty Humphreys, 82, Daily Mountain Eagle Jasper Henry Watson Neighbors, 93, Gurley The Cawaco Resource Conservation & Development Full obituaries / A2 Council and Walker County’s legislative delegation have formally announced about WEATHER $32,400 in grants to Jasper and Walker County organi- zations at the Jasper Civic High Low Center. 88 71 Cawaco, based in Birming- ham, is one of nine non-profit RC&D councils together cov- ering all 67 counties. It was INDEX formed in 1979 and serves Classifieds...... B7 Walker, Blount, Chilton, Jef- Comics...... B6 ferson and Shelby counties, Dear Abby...... B6 providing funds for a range Horoscope...... B6 of projects. Many of those Religion...... A5 financial contributions are Sports...... B1 only from $2,000 to $5,000, Today in History...... A2 but have been helpful for the Two sections, 16 pages programs addressed. Funds are allocated by the

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A2 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Sat., Aug. 24, 2019 www.mountaineagle.com Today’s weather DEATHS & FUNERALS Forecast for Saturday, August 24, 2019 TENN. Oxford 86/71 Huntsville Shelby Owens Dickerson Henry Watson Neighbors ARK. 87/71 Henry Watson Neighbors, 93, of Gurley, formerly of Land McGough Carbon Hill, passed away Thursday, Aug. 22, 2019, at Shelby Owens Dickerson Land McGough, 82, of his residence. GA. Oakman, passed away Thursday, Aug. 22, 2019, at Visitation will be held Sunday, Aug. 25, 2019, from Greenville Birmingham her residence. 1 until 2 p.m. at Wilson Funeral Home in Carbon 89/72 87/71 Family will be receiving friends Hill, with funeral service beginning at 2 p.m. Burial today, Aug. 24, 2019, from 6 until will follow at Carbon Hill Memorial Gardens. Phillip 8 p.m. at Kilgore-Green Funeral Noles will officiate. Home. Services will be held Sunday, He was preceded in death by two weeks by his wife Jackson Montgomery Aug. 25, 2019, at 2 p.m. in the Kil- of 66 years, Vera Richardson Neighbors. He was also 87/72 90/72 gore-Green Chapel, burial at New preceded in death by his his father, H.C. Neighbors; Canaan Missionary Baptist Church mother, Clarice Moline Watson Neighbors; stepmoth- Cemetery Empire. The Rev. Jimmy Brookhaven Hattiesburg er, Ila Foshee Neighbors; brothers, John Byron Neigh- 87/72 87/73 Dickerson and the Rev. David Hood bors and George Foshee Neighbors; and beloved aunt, will officiate. Linnie Neighbors Conaway. Mobile She was preceded in death by her He is survived by his only daughter, Clarice (Clare) LA. 89/74 FLA. husbands, Clarence Dickerson, the Rev Talmadge Neighbors Robinson; brother, Bobby Gene Neighbors Land and Earl McGough; children, Doug Dickerson and his wife, Ann Diffley Neighbors; granddaugh- and Tresia Dickerson Higgins Oliver; parents, Arthur ter, Caden Blake Hunt; nieces and nephews, Gay Owens and Bessie Capps Owens; brothers, Arville Neighbors Butts, John Scott Neighbors, Mark Diffley Owens, Warren Owens, A.B. Owens and Virgil Ow- Neighbors, Jennifer Ann Neighbors, Phillip Neigh- ens; and sisters, Bonnie Owens Schack, Tressie B. bors, Heather Neighbors Thompson; grand nieces Owens and Modell Owens. and nephews, Andrea Butts Clark, Chelsea Elizabeth ©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. She is survived by her children, Jimmy Dickerson Neighbors, John Carter Neighbors; along with many (Paula) and Tammy Land Murray; six grandchildren, other relatives and dear friends. seven great-grandchildren, and a host of nieces, neph- He was a native of Nixburg, Ala., where he enlisted ews, other relatives and many friends. at the age of 18 in the Navy, Sea Bees Unit. He served Friends may sign the guest register at kilgore- in Okinawa, Japan, during World War II, contin- TODAY greenfuneralhome.com ued his service as a machinist mate and, in 1946, remained in the Naval Reserve until his honorable Kilgore-Green Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-9503 discharge in 1986. IN HISTORY He worked as office machine manager (pre-comput- er) for Liberty National Life Ins. Company in earlier Today is Saturday, Aug. 24, the 236th day of years. He continued on in this field until his retire- 2019. There are 129 days left in the year. Fred David Nichols ment at age 65. After retirement from his career, he Fred David Nichols, 86, of Jasper, passed away continued in the work force for private clients doing Today’s Highlight in History: Thursday, Aug. 22, 2019, at Ridgeview Health Care. On August 24, 1814, during the War of 1812, British lawn care maintenance. Arrangements will be announced later by Kilgo- He attended both Forestdale and Carbon Hill forces invaded Washington, D.C., setting fire to the re-Green Funeral Home. Capitol (which was still under construction) and the Church of God until his move to Gurly in 2008, con- tinuing his worship at the Gurley Church of God. He White House, as well as other public buildings. Kilgore-Green Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-9503 On this date: enjoyed working outside and traveling with Vera and In A.D. 79, long-dormant Mount Vesuvius erupted, their friends. burying the Roman cities of Pompeii and Herculane- His enjoyment of food was a passion that others um in volcanic ash; an estimated 20,000 people died. Robert Lee Wise Sr. considered an art form because of his impecable style. In 1857, the New York branch of the Ohio Life Robert Lee Wise Sr., 74, of Jasper, passed away His mother, Moline, taught him to chew each bite 10 Insurance and Trust Company failed, sparking the Thursday, Aug. 22, 2019, at Walker Baptist Medical times, with every bite being equal, which was a truly Panic of 1857. Center in Jasper. time consuming art form. He was very politically In 1932, Amelia Earhart embarked on a 19-hour The family will receive friends Monday, Aug. 26, versed. He believed that voting was an American flight from Los Angeles to Newark, New Jersey, 2019, from 1 until 2 p.m. with funeral services begin- privilege, which he instilled in his daughter, Clare, making her the first woman to fly solo, non-stop, from ning at 2:30 p.m. in the chapel. Burial will follow at together they voted in this past presidential election coast to coast. Walker Memory Gardens. Donald Hyche will officiate. at 92 years of age. In 1949, the North Atlantic Treaty came into force. Wise was preceded in death by his father, Leon Anyone that had contact with Henry truly knew In 1954, President Dwight D. Eisenhower signed Wise; mother, Betty Ruth Wise; brothers, Donald, he valued God, family, and friends unconditionally, the Communist Control Act, outlawing the Commu- Jimmy, and Jeff Wise; grandfather, Dewy Wise; and and although he could be stubborn at times, helping nist Party in the United States. grandmother, Pearl Wise. others was never a question. In 1959, three days after Hawaiian statehood, Hi- He is survived by his wife, Charlotte Wise; daugh- Gratitude to our caregivers who continued on with ram L. Fong was sworn in as the first Chinese-Ameri- ters, Kathleen Busbee and Kellie Taylor (Denny); his care after the death of my mother. can U.S. Senator while Daniel K. Inouye was sworn in son, Rob Wise (Trena); grandchildren, T.J. Busbee, as the first Japanese-American U.S. Representative. Hannah Taylor, Landon Taylor, Bella Wise, Rylee Wilson Funeral Home and Crematory LLC, In 1968, France became the world’s fifth thermo- Wise, and Christian Weaver; and great-grandchild, Carbon Hill; 205-924-4147 nuclear power as it exploded a hydrogen bomb in the John Robert Busbee. South Pacific. In 1981, Mark David Chapman was sentenced in Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 New York to 20 years to life in prison for murdering OBITUARY POLICY John Lennon. (Chapman remains imprisoned.) In 1989, the Voyager 2 space probe flew by Neptune, The Daily Mountain Eagle publishes sending back striking photographs. Betty Humphreys obituaries for a minimum $65 charge for a In 2003, the Justice Department reported the U.S. Betty Humphreys, 82, of Jasper, passed away Fri- standard obituary. The standard obituary crime rate in 2002 was the lowest since studies began day, Aug. 23, 2019, at her residence. includes the deceased’s complete name, in 1973. Arrangements will be announced later by Kilgo- age, occupation, date, cause and place In 2006, the International Astronomical Union de- re-Green Funeral Home. of death, time and place of services and clared that Pluto was no longer a full-fledged planet, survivors. Photographs of the deceased are demoting it to the status of a “dwarf planet.” Kilgore-Green Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-9503 welcome, but not required. If the obituary In 2007, the NFL indefinitely suspended Atlanta exceeds standard space, additional charges Falcons quarterback Michael Vick without pay after may be incurred. Information must be he acknowledged in court papers that he had, indeed, received from the funeral home handling bankrolled gambling on dogfighting and helped kill the arrangements and services. some dogs not worthy of the pit. Ten years ago: All sales under the government’s Cash for Clunkers program came to an end, although car dealers were given more time to submit pending claims for reimbursement. Five years ago: A magnitude 6.0 earthquake struck Northern California, causing extensive dam- age in Napa and the surrounding area. Peter Theo Markets tumble on growing Curtis, an American freelance journalist kidnapped and held hostage for nearly two years by an al-Qaida- linked group in Syria, was released less than a week tariffs rift between U.S., China after the horrific execution of American journalist James Foley by Islamic militants. One year ago: The family of Arizona Sen. John WASHINGTON (AP) — the people said. McCain announced that he had discontinued medical President Donald Trump They spoke to AP on treatment for an aggressive form of brain cancer; Mc- declared Friday that he condition of anonymity Cain died the following day. Robin Leach, host of the had “hereby ordered” because they were not 1980s TV show “Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous,” American companies “to authorized to disclose died in Las Vegas at the age of 76. immediately start look- details of closed-door Today’s Birthdays: Actress Anne Archer is 72. ing” for alternatives to meetings. Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee is 64. Actor operating in China, hours Peter Navarro, who Steve Guttenberg is 61. Baseball Hall of Famer Cal after Beijing announced advises Trump on trade Ripken Jr. is 59. Talk show host Craig Kilborn is 57. new trade sanctions on policy, tried to downplay CBS News correspondent Major Garrett is 57. Actress U.S. products. the impact of Chinese Marlee Matlin is 54. Basketball Hall of Famer Reggie But as markets in the tariff hikes ahead of the Miller is 54. Actor-comedian Dave Chappelle is 46. U.S., Asia and Europe meeting. He said they Actor Alex O’Loughlin is 43. 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(AP) — Dozens of members of an out-of-state hiking group had to be rescued after they tried climbing a mountain trail CHICAGO (AP) — A suggested few expressed near metro Phoenix in sweltering temperatures, judge appointed a spe- interest in leading an cial prosecutor Friday to investigation whose authorities said Friday. look into why Chicago’s outcome will inevitably Forty-four people had to be helped off the trail state’s attorney abruptly spark outrage in some near Apache Junction, including two by helicopter dropped the case against quarters. Thursday afternoon, the Superstition Fire & Med- Jussie Smollett, leaving “I might say that the ical District said in a brief statement. The hikers open the possibility that responses were less than were overcome by the heat, which reached 106 the former “Empire” actor enthusiastic, as you degrees (41 Celsius). could yet face charges might expect,” Toomin The district said its rescue personnel and Lost in what police say was a told the courtroom. Dutchman State Park rangers helped most of phony attack he staged to A former state ap- the hikers walk back down to the park from the get attention. pellate judge, Sheila Smollett, who is black O’Brien, petitioned for a Siphon Draw Trail. Known for being very steep and and gay, maintains that special prosecutor earlier extremely difficult, the trail leads into the adjacent he was the target of a this year in what many Superstition Wilderness in the Tonto National racist and homophobic believed was a long-shot Forest. attack in January. But to reopen the case. But No information was immediately available on the if the special prosecutor, in a surprise decision, former U.S. Attorney Dan status or conditions of the hikers. A Pinal County AP Photo/Paul Beaty, File Toomin ruled in June sheriff’s official, Chief Deputy Matthew Thomas, Webb, determines that that a special prosecutors didn’t immediately respond Friday to a call from the charges shouldn’t In this March 26 file photo, actor Jussie Smol- was, in fact, called for, The Associated Press. have been dropped, he lett smiles and waves to supporters before leav- citing “unprecedented State Parks spokeswoman Michelle Thompson could recommend that irregularities” in how the they be reinstated or that ing Cook County Court after his charges were case had been handled. said the hikers didn’t begin their hike until 3 p.m. new charges be brought. dropped in Chicago. Smollett, now 37, told Thursday. They had been advised against making Webb, who was appoint- police he was walking the five-hour round-trip hike that time of day. ed by Cook County Judge to investigators. However, to reopen the investi- home early on Jan. 29 “But they insisted. They went ahead,” she said. Michael Toomin during it dropped the charges a gation into the death of when two masked men Thompson said the hikers weren’t from Arizona, a Friday hearing, told month later with little ex- David Koschman, who approached him, made didn’t have experience with local conditions and reporters afterward that planation, angering city died after being punched racist and homophobic belonged to a fitness group of some kind. She he would move the inves- officials and the police. in 2004 by then-Chicago insults, beat him and didn’t have details on where they were from. The tigation along as quickly Webb, who served as Mayor Richard M. Daley’s looped a noose around group was from Kansas, according to Phoenix TV as possible. Such probes U.S. attorney in Chicago nephew. After an inves- his neck before fleeing. station KTVK/KPHO . typically include impanel- during the 1980s be- tigation of more than a He said his assailants, at ing a special grand jury, least one of whom he said “They didn’t have enough water,” Thompson fore going on to become year that included tes- issuing subpoenas, taking arguably the city’s most timony from nearly 150 was white, told him he said. witness statements and a high-profile defense witnesses, Webb deter- was in “MAGA country” final report. attorney of the last few mined that charges were — a reference to Pres- Mom had boasted of kids on “I intend to expedite decades, has been tapped warranted. ident Donald Trump’s everything. But the facts to serve as a special Toomin said the campaign slogan, “Make social media before shootings will take me where they prosecutor on five previ- 73-year-old Webb wasn’t America Great Again.” ATLANTA (AP) — A Georgia woman who is take me,” Webb said. “I’m ous occassions. His list the first person he consid- Several weeks later, believed to have fatally shot her grown son and going to start fresh and of high-profile clients has ered for the Smollett case. authorities alleged that daughter before killing herself had bragged about see where it goes.” included former Illi- The judge was required Smollett had paid two The Cook County black friends $3,500 to her children on social media not long before the nois Gov. George Ryan, by law to first see if the state’s attorney’s office tobacco company Philip state attorney general, help him stage the attack bodies were discovered. charged Smollett in Morris and, more recent- the appellate prosecutor because he was unhappy Marsha Edwards wrote on Instagram that she February with 16 counts ly, Ukrainian energy or a state attorney from with his salary as an “could not ask for better children,” just hours be- of disorderly conduct for oligarch Dymitro Firtash. elsewhere in Illinois actor on “Empire” and fore she was found dead Wednesday at her town allegedly staging the As a special prosecutor wanted the job. During wanted to drum up pub- house in an upscale neighborhood outside Atlanta, attack and lying about it in 2012, Webb was asked Friday’s hearing, he licity for his career. area news outlets reported. Police also found the bodies of 24-year-old Christopher Edwards II and 20-year-old Erin Edwards. Edwards’ ex-husband and the children’s father is prominent Atlanta surgeon Dr. Christopher Ed- Iowa man who killed wards, who serves on the boards of Morehouse School of Medicine and the Atlanta Housing top golfer from Spain Authority, according to the reports. Family spokes- man Jeff Dickerson said the family is in shock. A student at Boston University, Erin Edwards given life sentence was coming off a summer internship with an NBC station in New York. AMES, Iowa (AP) — in Spain as a teenager Christopher Edwards II had been the digital The man who fatally and came to Iowa State to content manager for the Atlanta film and entertain- stabbed a former Iowa pursue her career. ment office since March 2018, the city said. State University golfer Her family is aware of Marsha Edwards, 58, and her two children were from Spain while she Richards’ expression of members of the National Association of Black was playing a round near remorse but “they don’t Journalists, which released a statement express- the school was sentenced give too much credit to ing condolences. Friday to life in prison that apology at this time,” AP Photo/Charlie Neibergall, File without the possibility of Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms issued a the family’s lawyer, Leon parole. Vidaller, told The Des joint statement with her husband. In this Sept. 2018 file photo, Iowa State cheer- Collin Richards plead- Moines Register for a story leaders look at a memorial to honor slain student “Derek and I join the greater Atlanta communi- ed guilty on June 14 to published Thursday. ty in mourning the loss of three members of the first-degree murder in Authorities have not Celia Barquin Arozamena, seen in photo at right, beloved Edwards family,” Bottoms said. “Chris the Sept. 17 slaying of been able to explain why before an NCAA college football game between and Erin were beautiful, vibrant and brilliant young 22-year-old Celia Barquin Richards did it, which Iowa State and Akron in Ames, Iowa. adults whom we had the pleasure of knowing their Arozamena. Police said makes the loss even entire lives.” Richards stabbed her worse, Vidaller said. Rich- Transit spokeswoman said. on the course near the ards’ family and friends Devra Selenis confirmed There were 24 people on central Iowa campus in have said his dependence Friday that it was a crash. the Blue Line passenger Feds settle with supermarket Ames and left her body in on methamphetamine and The maintenance train train and three on the group over clean air violations a pond. other drugs likely led to was not moving at the maintenance train. Richards had been stay- mental health issues and time, Selenis said in an Thirteen people were JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — A supermarket ing at a homeless encamp- the violence. email to The Associat- taken to hospitals, one company has agreed to reduce emissions of ment in nearby woods. Richards being impris- ed Press. “It’s currently with moderate injuries ozone-depleting gases from refrigeration equip- Ames police reports show oned for life — a man- under investigation to and 12 with minor inju- ment at more than 500 stores in seven southeast- that Richards struggled datory sentence — won’t determine the cause,” she ries, Selenis said. ern states, federal authorities said Friday. with drug and alcohol bring Barquin back, but it The Department of Justice and the Environmen- abuse, mental health will give the family some tal Protection Agency reached the agreement with problems and homeless- closure, the lawyer said. Southeastern Grocers Inc. and its subsidiaries to ness after he got out of prison three months be- Authorities probe SunroomsS Suunnrroooommss resolve violations of the Clean Air Act, according fore he killed Barquin. He to a DOJ news release. had served roughly seven Sacramento & & ScreenroomsSSccrreeeennrroooommss The company, headquartered in Jacksonville, months behind bars for light rail crash, F ree E stim ates! Florida, owns and operates BI-LO, Fresco y Más, violating the terms of his 27 injured Harveys Supermarket and Winn-Dixie grocery probation on convictions SACRAMENTO, Calif. • Since 1966 • stores. for burglary and other (AP) — An investigation The supermarket company failed to promptly crimes. was underway Friday to repair leaks of refrigerator coolants, failed to keep Richards, 22, told a determine why a Sacra- Creative Aluminum adequate service records and failed to provide in- judge earlier this month mento light rail commuter that he was sorry for 1206 Curry Hwy formation about its compliance record, the release train struck a mainte- Jasper, AL 35503 387-7683 387-7698 his crime. He said in a nance train, injuring 27 says. handwritten letter that he The company will spend about $4.2 million over people. wanted to show remorse The accident occurred the next three years to reduce coolant leaks and to th “for stripping a life from around 9:40 p.m. Thurs- 117 Homecoming improve compliance at 576 stores. It will also pay a society ... worse, from a day and was initially be- $300,000 civil penalty. loving family.” lieved to be a derailment, August 25, 2019 The settlement will help assure the compa- Barquin was a top golfer but Sacramento Regional ny’s “future compliance with the Clean Air Act’s Boldo United ozone-depletion program — by requiring leak monitoring, centralized computer recordkeep- Methodist Church ing, and searchable electronic reporting to EPA,” Highway 69 North at Gray Road Assistant Attorney General Jeffrey Bossert Clark of Fitness Factory DOJ’s Environment and Natural Resources Divi- We Will Be Celebrating Our 117th sion said in the release. & Spa Year of Ministry And Worship Along With Our Mission Sunday Worship And Praise SUMMER SPECIAL 10:30 to 12:00 AlabamaPublicNotices.com August ONLY GUEST PREACHER: The Rev. 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(AP) — say the tolls would hurt working to the toll bridge plan. have said the bridge is needed One proposal would be to sell Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey said Fri- families and small businesses. “We will keep looking at it, be- to eliminate congestion and unlimited toll passes for $90 per day that officials will continue to Ivey has asked the state toll cause it would be wonderful if we improve safety, but the state on month and to offer other dis- look at ways to eliminate, or at bridge authority to meet on Oct. could have no tolls. At least let’s its own can’t afford the massive counts for frequent users. least reduce, tolls of up to $6 on 7 so people could propose alter- see if we can have less tolls, or project. Critics have said the Local officials who serve on a proposed Mobile bridge. nate funding possibilities. maybe we can find ways to lower tolls, ranging up to $6, would be the Mobile Area Metropolitan The proposed $2.1 billion toll “I wish we didn’t have to have the cost,” the governor said. difficult for working families and Planning Organization delayed a bridge across Mobile Bay and tolls period, and we may not The 10-mile (16-kilometer) toll commuters to pay. decision this week on whether to the Mobile River has been met have to,” Ivey told reporters Fri- bridge proposal has divided state The proposed tolls would be include the project in the region’s with opposition from people who day when asked about opposition officials. Transportation officials based on the distance traveled. transportation plan. STATE IN BRIEF Grants From A1 Prison construction state and the Alabama proposal inches forward Association of Resource MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — Alabama is inching Conservation & Devel- forward with a plan to build three new prisons. opment Council to grant The Alabama Department of Corrections on out to small communities Monday will open company responses to a “re- and non-profits. Overall, quest for qualifications” from firms interested in the program takes in building the proposed new prisons. $400,000 a year. At an informal gath- A spokeswoman for Gov. Kay Ivey said the state ering, the following will release the names of the companies on Mon- grants were announced: day. Arc of Walker County, Ivey in February announced a plan to build three $2,394.86 for Feathered new prisons. She said state officials will first gather Friends; Walker County proposals from companies and then decide how to Humane Society, $4,000 proceed. for humane traps; Walker Daily Mountain Eagle - Ed Howell County Firefighters As- The administration is exploring the possibility of Representatives of these agencies gather to announce that Cawaco Re- leasing the prisons. sociation, $4,250 for iden- Ivey told reporters Friday that they are evaluating tification badges; Walker source Conservation & Development Council had announced its latest County Community round of grants within Walker County. The presentation check left off one the process, but said that approach appears to be Action Agency, $4,720 for a “win-win.” a youth summer program; of the entities, so that the actual amount given was actually about $32,400. The proposed prisons would each house more Saragossa Volunteer Fire Shown during Thursday’s presentation in Jasper are, seated, from left, than 3,000 male inmates. Department, $4,180 for Richard Fikes, the president of the Walker County Firefighters Association; health and safety needs; Deidre Tatum of the Walker County Community Action Agency; Leneda Backyard Blessings, Protest held over $5,000 for the backpack Jones with Backyard Blessings; Saragossa Fire Lt. Taylor Inman; Walker detention of activist, son food program; and the County Sheriff’s Office Department of Operations Nick Key; Drayton Cos- Walker County Sheriff’s by, Cawaco program developer; Patti Pennington, program manager and GADSDEN, Ala. (AP) — The detention of an im- Department, $7,763 for grants administrator for Cawaco; standing, from left, Cawaco board direc- migrant rights activist and his son sparked protests workforce and retention Friday in Alabama. needs. tor Paul Kennedy; Sheriff Nick Smith; state Rep. Connie Rowe, R-Jasper; More than 20 protesters circled the Etowah Drayton Cosby, a Senate Majority Leader Greg Reed, R-Jasper; Arc of Walker County senior County Detention Center in Gadsden chanting for program developer with vice president Joanna Brand; and state Rep. Tim Wadsworth, R-Arley. the release of Marcos and Juan Baltazar. Cawaco, said a few years a job if you can’t read” put in their backpacks at Cawaco grants covered so AL.com reports that the two were taken into cus- ago Walker County was “a blip on the radar above a certain level. school before the week- many different areas of tody by federal Immigration and Customs Enforce- screen” as far as project Volunteers are being end. need locally. She noted as ment officials Thursday during a routine check-in. applications. “Probably obtained to help teach the The Cawaco funds were a former law enforcement The Adelante organization says Baltazar came to six or seven years later, inmates and help to build used to purchase food official she is particularly the United States three years ago from Guatemala Walker County is the resumes, he said, noting from the Piggly Wiggly interested in what the with Juan after his wife died. ICE stopped him at radar screen. There are two or three classes have (at wholesale prices) and Sheriff’s Office did with the Mexican border but let him go as long as he blips all over it.” He said been held. A Smart Board from the Food Bank of its funds, as a continuing regularly checked in with ICE. Cawaco officials are excit- is provided for instructors Central Alabama in Bir- education is an essen- ICE told AL.com Thursday that Baltazar was ed about the interest and to use, with dual use for mingham. tial tool and the GED “We believe no child detained because his son recently turned 18 and is activity from this area, as sheriff personnel needs, program for inmates “is including training. under our watch should extremely progressive for no longer considered a minor. local residents try to fig- ure out how to make their “They also use that for have to go without food a rural county.” She also ICE Spokesman Bryan Cox said Baltazar is no communities better. roll call before the shifts or not enough food on the wanted to visit the Back- longer considered the sole caregiver for a minor The recipients then starts,” Sheriff Nick weekends,” Jones said, yard Blessings assembly. child, and Juan turning 18 also changed his status. reported on their projects. Smith said, noting jailers noting the charity’s 10th She said many of the Luis Robledo, a workers’ rights organizer for Ad- Richard Fikes, president will use the space in a few anniversary comes up in other projects are “noble” elante Alabama, said Baltazar’s detainment seems of the firefighters asso- days to do some online January. in their scope. calculated. ciation, said a photo ID training. Joanna Brand, senior State Rep. Tim Wad- “Are we being targeted? We’re not sure,” he said. machine and a computer “The inmates are vice president of the sworth, R-Arley, said He described Baltazar as a “hard-working, to run it was needed. Due happy with it. They’re Arc of Walker County, that Cawaco has worked humble man, a good Christian” who “has been to active shooter situa- actually doing something which serves people with to make the application while they are locked up intellectual and devel- process user friendly over kidnapped by ICE.” tions and other critical incidents, law enforce- instead of sitting in the opmental disabilities, the past couple of years, “He’s here because he’s fleeing the economic, ment will not just let cell,” Key said. received a grant for the helping to make the social and structural violence and crime that’s in anyone on the seen and Deidre Tatum of the day program. The money process more equal. He his country, and that’s why he crossed the border,” want to know who others Walker County Com- will be used for Featured said Cawaco does a good Robledo said. are wanting to come in, munity Action Agency Friends, a bird program job in the grant selection including firefighters. said their grant will be for 38 day program par- process. “In addition, the used for summer and ticipants. Senate Majority Leader Plans announced for new hospital Walker County Board of after-school youth pro- “Partnering with Greg Reed, R-Jasper, said for southwest Jefferson County Education will not let us grams. In the after-school Cornell University’s Lab the grants are competi- program, snacks are of Ornithology Feeder- tive, and the cooperation BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) — Plans have been on the school bus without proper ID,” Fikes said. “It provided to the children, Watch Program, Featured between Cawaco and the announced for the replacement of an Alabama doesn’t matter if someone as well as transportation Friends participants legislative delegation is hospital. is hurt on that bus during from Jasper City Schools collected data from their why the number of local University of Alabama-Birmingham Hospital offi- a wreck, and I just show to their location on Sixth feeder observations be- grants increased. He cials said this week that a new hospital will be built up. I don’t know the bus Avenue. “We let them fin- ginning November 2018 noted the local legislators in McCalla to replace the Medical West Hospital in driver and she don’t know ish their homework, check through March 2019,” fight for all the resources Bessemer, which was built in 1964. me. I say, ‘I’m with the it and have playtime,” she the Arc said in a release. that constituents could Hospital officials said a new hospital is needed fire department and I’m said. “Documentation was use, “all the time, every to continue providing adequate care to southwest here to help.’ I don’t get on Summertime includes collected on 31 separate time.” He said he works Jefferson County. the bus.” multiple activities to deal species of birds. Partici- closely with Cawaco with subjects like reading pants observed on at least officials, which is not al- AL.com reports that the State Health Planning As a result, proper identification is needed and math, and activities two consecutive days each ways the case with other and Development Agency on Wednesday ap- for local firemen. outside of the building month and provided data RC&Ds in the state. He proved a Certificate of Need filed by Medical West “We are using this ID are also provided. The on bird specials, as well said the legislators and to build a new, 200-bed hospital. Medical West is machine to make sure all Jasper City School buses as weather conditions Cawaco are focused on an affiliate of the UAB Health System. 26 departments will have transport the children such as temperature, maximizing resources. The design and construction of the hospital will a standard ID, so we can for the summer program, precipitation and average Cosby said Paul Kenne- take about three years. have it with us when we while vans are used for conditions.” dy, the executive director Officials said the existing hospital in Bessemer get to the scene and we the after-school program. The participants also of the Walker Area Com- will continue to provide services through the de- can get into the area we “Cawaco has helped us were instructed on the munity Foundation and sign and construction period. need to be in to provide pay for transportation use of binoculars, feed- a former Cawaco official, treatment or whatever we and travel expense for er care and type of food is still on Cawaco’s board need to do,” Fikes said, the youth,” as some work to attract certain bird of directors. Reed said Crash involving hazardous noting the machine mak- is done in the summer to species. Cawaco and the founda- ing the IDs is portable. help them avoid risk-tak- They were involved in tion are “playing off each materials closes Interstate 65 Regional Paramedical ing behaviors and to bird walks, identification other” to determine how GREENVILLE, Ala. (AP) — An Alabama interstate Services also gave the as- approve their behavior activities and presenta- to fund local programs was shut down in both directions for several hours sociation a computer to go and social skills. “When tions from Camp Mc- among themselves. and a nearby high school closed for the day as along with the machine traveling, even on the bus Dowell’s raptor program. “We’re working on one a precaution after a crash involving a semitrailer to make the project more they learn how to behave Results show a 10 percent side and they’re filling in carrying hazardous materials. affordable, he said. on the bus,” she said. increase in bird feeders the blanks on the other installed at the partici- side,” showing a team- Greenville Police Chief Justin Lovvorn said Friday Fikes said the associa- Leneda Jones of Back- yard Blessings said her pants’ homes, as well as work factor between the morning that northbound lanes of Interstate 65 had tion will allow access to any other agencies who charity serves county a 26 percent increase in two, Reed said. reopened in the Greenville area. He said the south- need it, for a small min- and Jasper city school bird identification and Pennington said the bound lanes remained closed. imal charge to cover the children who do not have a 30 percent increase grant application process Montgomery Fire/Rescue says the truck was cost of materials. enough food at home. in patience and mental was closed for 2020, but carrying 55-gallon drums of Cyclohexanol. Saragossa Fire Lt. “We give them a bag alertness. that people could still con- Lovvorn said on social media that the hazard- Taylor Inman said his of food, designed for A representative from tact her to apply for 2021 ous material was contained and that cleanup was department used their the weekend. It is child the Humane Society was and as Cawaco could also progressing faster than initially expected. He said grant to purchase fire friendly, non-perishable, not present. advise on other resources. Greenville High School was closed as a precau- extinguishers and several individual serving size Patti Pennington, the Cosby also said that program manager and sometimes Cawaco may tion, due to its proximity to the crash. technical equipment food, probably nine to 10 items. They take it home grants administrator for find a project fails to Greenville is 45 miles southwest of Montgomery. items for various needs, such as lighting at night, every weekend of the Cawaco, said the Humane take place, and picks up detecting gas leaks and school year,” she said. Society used its for a another project that had measuring the quality of The food is put in bags project that resulted from not made the cut to take air at structure fires. on Thursdays mornings when a dog ran around the funds. From A1 Nick Key, director of in the unused back space with a jug on its head. Anyone interested in Maddox operations at the Sheriff’s at the Piggly Wiggly in It was difficult to catch talking with Cawaco Office, said his depart- Dora, she said, as a board the dog, leaving the dog about a project can make Money raised during this year’s mum sale will ment’s grant was used for member with the charity almost dead before they an appointment at Cawa- be used to purchase Promethean interactive white- setting up GED courses owns the building and caught it, she said. As co’s Five Points office at boards to enhance classroom instruction. for inmates and workforce donates 1,000 square feet a result, the funds were 2112 11th Ave. S., Suite Mums will be available in white, bronze, purple, development courses in to use. used to purchase a net 541 in Birmingham or red and yellow in two-gallon size pots for $12 each. the Walker County Jail. About 850 students are gun and crates to safe- call Pennington or Execu- The flowers are provided by McGee Farm in Flor- “A lot of the folks we being served for about 32 ly catch and transport tive Director Kellie John- ence. get in jail cannot read weeks this year, with the animals to the Humane ston at 205-623-0457. Grade levels and students who sell the most or write above a certain first delivery for this year Society. You can also go to the mums will receive prizes. grade level,” Key said. set for next week. Jones State Rep. Connie website, cawaco.org or to The deadline for orders is Sept. 11, with an ex- “That is an issue in the said the bags of food are Rowe, R-Jasper, said it Cawaco.RCD on Face- pected delivery date of Sept. 16-17. work force. You can’t get delivered on Thursdays to was “healthy” that the book. Daily Mountain Eagle CHURCH Saturday, Aug. 24, 2019 Religion A5 HAPPENINGS

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NOTICE on religious right wish list • Matthew Ministry Outreach/Soup kitchen is held every Friday at 11 a.m. at LifeSprings Assem- bly of God on Highway 195. NEW YORK (AP) — divisiveness as Trump • Boldo United Methodist Church holds a clothes When Donald Trump and his cronies and reli- closet the second Saturday of every month from 9 assumed the presidency, gious extremists across a.m. until 1 p.m. conservative religious the country continue to • Greater Shiloh Baptist Church’s Bible study leaders drew up “wish chip away at church-state topic for the month of August is “Growing the lists’ of steps they hoped separation.” Church through Worshipping and Witnessing.” he’d take to oppose The American Civil abortion and rein in the Liberties Union is among SUNDAY, AUG. 25 LGBTQ-rights move- several organizations • Samaria Baptist Church at 70 East Lake Road, ment. With a flurry of seeking to block some just off the Industrial Parkway in Jasper, will have recent actions, Trump’s of the administration’s Jasper head football coach Bryan Moore speak at administration is now moves in court. the 11 a.m. worship service prior to having a fourth winning their praise for “This is essentially the Sunday free luncheon at noon. aggressively fulfilling wish list of groups that • Boldo UMC will host their Homecoming with many of their goals. have a very extreme and services starting at 10:30 a.m. followed by a fellow- Mat Staver, president discriminatory perspec- ship meal and singing afterward. The Rev. Kevin of the legal advocacy tive on what religious Young will be the guest speaker. organization Liberty liberty means,” said Ian • Argo First Baptist Church on Hwy 78 will Counsel, said Trump has Thompson, the ACLU’s celebrate 88 years with their Homecoming at 10:30 fulfilled about 90% of the senior legislative repre- a.m. Chris Stephonson will be the guest speaker. goals on a list that Staver AP Photo/Ted S. Warren, File sentative in Washington. Lunch and singing will follow the worship service. • First Baptist Church of Frisco will host their and other conservative In this Jan. 22 file photo, people taking part in an “It’s important not leaders compiled. to see any one of these Homecoming at 3:30 p.m. Their guest speaker will “In the first two years anti-abortion march hold signs as they stand on policies in isolation but be the Rev. Bruce Henderson Sr., pastor of Friend- of his administration, he’s the steps of the Legislative building at the Capitol to see them as part of a ship Baptist Church in Tuscaloosa. achieved more than all of in Olympia, Wash. coordinated effort by the • Macedonia Baptist Church will host its Home- the presidents combined administration across coming starting at 10:30 a.m. Shannon Knight will since Ronald Reagan,” On Friday, the Justice that Trump would win agencies,” Thompson be the special singer. Staver said. “He’s been Department filed a brief more evangelical votes in said. • Central Baptist Church will host their Home- the most pro-religious telling the Supreme 2020 than he did in 2016, He urged the Demo- coming. Lunch will be served at noon followed by a freedom and pro-life pres- Court that federal law when they helped provide cratic-controlled House singing at 1:30 p.m. featuring Eagle’s Wing. ident in modern history.” allows firing workers for his margin of victory. of Representatives to go • Blooming Grove Baptist Church will host a One of the most dra- being transgender. The “When he ran in 2016 on record against the singing at 6 p.m. featuring “Southern Image Quar- matic steps — hailed by brief is related to three and promised pro-life, policies, and investigate tet”. conservatives and decried cases that the high court pro-religious freedom pol- those which seem partic- • Boldo United Methodist Church will celebrate by liberals — came this will hear in its upcoming icies, most evangelicals ularly problematic. their Homecoming starting at 10:30 a.m. Lunch week when the Depart- term related to LGBTQ who voted for him didn’t From both the right will be served in the Fellowship Hall, and the Sing- ment of Health and discrimination in the know whether he would and left, activists noted ing will begin at 1:30 p.m. The Rev. Kevin Young Human Services imple- workplace. or could fulfill those that Trump’s numerous will be speaking. mented a new rule for the Earlier this year, promises,” Jeffress said. appointments of federal • Martha Welch, wife of Elmer Welch, will be federal family planning Health and Human “When they look back judges have been wel- speaking at 11 a.m. at the morning worship service program known as Title Services issued a waiver now, they see he checked comed by the religious at Maranatha Baptist Church. She will be sharing X. Planned Parenthood, allowing a state-contract- off all of those goals. right as a potential long- her testimony of how she miraculously recovered long a target of religious ed foster care agency in ... He’ll win by an even term boost to its causes. after several heart failures, and is now back at conservatives because South Carolina to deny larger margin on basis of “We are heartened home and doing well at First Baptist Church Oak- of its role as the leading services to same-sex and promises kept.” by the appointment of man. U.S. abortion provider, non-Christian families. The same phenome- constitutionalist judges, quit the program — HHS also moved to non being celebrated by including two excellent AUG. 25-28 walking away from tens revoke newly won health religious conservatives Supreme Court justices • Arley First Baptist Church invites you to “Awe- of millions of dollars in care discrimination pro- is viewed with alarm by (Neil Gorsuch and Brett some August” Sunday night at 6 p.m. and Monday grants — rather than tections for transgender liberal activists. Kavanaugh), and look through Wednesday at 7 p.m. An evening meal will comply with a new rule people. For the religious right, forward to more such be served at 6 p.m. Monday through Wednesday. prohibiting clinics from These and other actions “Every day is Christmas,” appointments throughout referring women for aimed at curtailing abor- said Rachel Laser, presi- the federal court system,” SUNDAY, SEPT. 1 abortions. tion rights and LGBTQ dent & CEO of Americans said Bruce Hausknecht, • Greater Shiloh Baptist Church will host their Last week, the Labor rights have helped many United for Separation of judicial analyst for Focus Women’s Day at 3:30 p.m. Department proposed a conservative Christians Church and State. She on the Family. rule that is expected to overlook other aspects worries that the mantra shield federal contractors of Trump’s presidency, of “religious freedom” from discrimination com- such as his often-divisive is being used to protect plaints regarding hiring rhetoric on Twitter and some Americans while and firing decisions at rallies. hurting others. motivated by religious The Rev. Robert Jef- “It can’t be religious T h e little ad beliefs. Critics say the fress, pastor of the South- freedom just for white rule, if implemented, ern Baptist megachurch evangelical Christians would enable employers First Baptist Dallas and — it has to be religious to discriminate against a frequent guest at the freedom for all of us,” she LGBTQ people. White House, predicted said. “We’re witnessing th at c o u ld .

Once upon a time there was A letter on self-evaluation a little ad that ran in the paper. It wasn’t very By BARRETT JONES then you can change your position. McArthur Heights Paul himself told the Corinthians in expensive. It wasn’t loud Church of Christ his first book in chapter 9:27 “But I dis- cipline my body and bring it into sub- like commercials on the jection, lest, when I have preached to What is your situation when it comes others, I myself should be a castaway.” radio or TV. It didn’t to spiritual matters? Do you give it some NKJV. Paul was also subject to tempta- thought or perhaps a great deal? When tion and allowing his mind to slip from have flashy color Paul wrote to the Colossians, he made what it should be on. The Hebrew writ- graphics or sound the appeal in chapter three that “If” they er tells of such in Heb. 2:1 “Therefore were “risen” with Christ then they would we ought to give the more earnest heed effects either. This “seek those things which are above,”. In to the things which we have heard, the second verse he instructs to “set your lest at any time we should let them little ad simply mind on things above,” NKJV. Paul was slip.” KJV. Paul told the Philippians not just talking to the Colossians; he in chapter 3:12-15 that he continually stated a message from a was talking to all those who are “risen made effort for the “prize of the high in Christ” verse one. In chapter 2:12 of calling of God”. Not that he obtained local business to the Colossians these individuals are defined the prize and stopped trying, “I press readers of the paper day as those who are “Buried with him in toward the mark” KJV. In verse 15 he baptism,”. Paul was speaking to Chris- urges Christians to “be thus minded”. after day. In fact, the little ad tians, and is still speaking to Christians Toward the conclusion of Paul’s life, today with these words. he tells Timothy in his second letter was in the paper 3 days When we set our minds to some- in chapter 4:6-8 “I have fought a good thing what does this mean? You have fight, I have finished my course, I have a week for 13 weeks. determined to do something or obtain kept the faith.” KJV. Because he contin- something. This is not a casual thing to ually set his mind on things above and It just lay there on the most people. It can mean that we go to kept the faith, he verse 8 had “a crown pages in all of those great lengths and effort to fulfill what of righteousness” awaiting him. we have set our minds on. For exam- We can also be tempted, James 1:14 editions alongside the news of the day including ple; we set our minds on completing a (But every man is tempted, when he college degree, or on a particular job, or is drawn away of his own lust, and en- the obituaries, weddings, city council meeting job advancement. Would this not be the ticed.), and we also must guard against same context that Paul is telling us re- falling away from who we should be, details, editorial opinions, sports reports, want ferring to the Christian life throughout like the Galatians in chapter 1:6. “I chapter three. If you’re a Christian you marvel that ye are so soon removed ads, feature stories and more. But a funny thing ought to have your mind set on heavenly from him that called you into the grace happened… the people who were interested in things and not on things of the earth, of Christ unto another gospel:”. Paul, paraphrasing. How do we measure up through his example of life, shows us reading all those other things in the paper also when we compare ourselves to what Paul the way to live as we should. Setting would have us to do? our minds on things above, guarding read the little ad and began to respond to the Do you like recreation? This writer against temptation, and continually certainly does. But do we like recreation fighting till the end. John, through message it contained. It wasn’t long until that to the point that we have set our mind on inspiration, tells the church in Smyrna earthly things rather than heavenly? Do in Revelations 2:10 “be thou faithful business began to notice an increase in their you remember the last football cham- unto death, and I will give thee a crown “business”. So they called the paper and said they pionship better than your last gospel of life.”. sermon? Could you tell me how many Without a doubt these few words are wanted to run another little ad but this time maybe strikes your favorite pitcher pitched in difficult to apply to our lives today. their last game better than you can what Make no mistake, that this, writer does not so little and possibly a little more often. Isn’t it must be done to obtain eternal life? not struggle with these applications. Have you made great effort to ensure “God is no respecter of persons” Acts nice to see how little things can lead to even your children made perfect attendance 10:34. Paul was not exempt from life’s for school, but that same effort is not issues and neither are you or I. bigger and better things when they are done in made to make sure they don’t miss ser- We must, fight the good fight, I Tim. the right way? Best of all, this story is not a fairy vices? How much time do you or I spend 6:12, by keeping our minds set on reading social media vs. reading what things above, and not on things of this tale either. We have helped it happen over and God said through his word? II Tim. 3:16. earth Col. 3:1; as we continue reaching If we say that we are Christians do we and pressing toward the mark, Phil. over again and we’ll be happy to talk to you about honestly set our minds on things above? 1:13-14; 20-21; in order to finish our If your honest answer to yourself is no course successfully II Tim. 4:6-8. running a little ad in the paper too! Call 221-2843. A6 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Sat., Aug. 24, 2019 www.mountaineagle.com WALKERWALKER COUNTY COUNTY CHURCH CHURCH DIRECTORYDIRECTORY This Devotional & Directory Is Made Possible By These Businesses Who Encourage All Of Us To Attend Worship Services

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Richard Harbin Jr. ARLEY HOUSE OF PRAYER 7421 Hwy. 5 North Hwy. 5 North 295-1439 Nauvoo 697-5414 Minister: Robert Jeffery Jr. 924-8709 - Pastor Hwy. 41, South - O’Neal Taylor, Pastor Pastor, Curtis Hammonds NORTHSIDE BAPTIST 920-3511 NEW BEGINNINGS 384-9761 Nauvoo, AL CROSSROADS ASSEMBLY OF GOD 500 Hwy. 78 By-Pass 384-3214 CORDOVA CHURCH OF CHRIST CHURCH OF GOD AWAKENING LIFE (Formely Cordova A.G.) 387-0264 208 Alabama Ave. 483-7032 860 New Parrish/Cordova Hwy Parrish 8400 Curry Hwy.. • Jasper, AL 205-384-9570 50 Warrior Ave. • Cordova, AL OAKMAN CENTRAL BAPTIST CROSSROADS CHURCH OF CHRIST Rev. Bobby Shedd 221-5974 - Pastor Pastor Anthony Sellers 221-4664 artectractor.com Senior Pastor Jay Trayal Oakman 622-3983 Bro. Kyle Gilpin • Hwy. 5 N. BACK FORTY COWBOY CHURCH 205-300-4257 PEACE BAPTIST CHURCH 221-2777 CHURCH OF 134 Highland Shores Drive Artec Tractor & Equipment CORNERSTONE ASSEMBLY OF GOD Mae Francis Street, Parrish CURRY CHURCH OF CHRIST JESUS CHRIST Past, James Wright Hwy.195, Thach 384-5449 686-5656 Curry 387-7338 5454 Curry Hwy. OF LATTER DAY SAINTS (205) 275-7545 fuel • coll egiate merchandise EMPIRE ASSEMBLY OF GOD PHILADELPHIA BAPTIST DILWORTH CHURCH OF CHRIST CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST BAHA’I COMMUNITY OF JASPER 648-5685 Burrow’s Crossing 384-9628 Dilworth Community OF LATTER DAY SAINTS P.O. Box 2419, Jasper r b a r aA n n ’ s P l a c LIFE SPRING CHURCH PISGAH BAPTIST DOVERTOWN CHURCH OF CHRIST 18th Ave., NW 384-9510 205-302-0931 B a a little bit of everything e 2686 Hwy. 195, Jasper, AL 35503 Sipsey Cut-off 648-3788 Dovertown Community BIBLE FELLOWSHIP CHURCH Eldridge, AL 35554 221-9320 PLEASANT GROVE BAPTIST EARNEST CHAPEL CHURCH OF CHRIST EPISCOPAL McCollum Rd. - Jasper 205-924-9771 GRACE ASSEMBLY OF GOD Rt. 2, Nauvoo Rt. 2, Oakman ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL Rev. Robert Taylor 387-1050 NEW BEGINNING PROVIDENCE BAPTIST EAST WALKER CHURCH OF CHRIST 801 The Trace West CHRIST FELLOWSHIP Ann and Barry Cook, Owners Just off Prospect Rd. on Oakman 686-9555 Hwy. 78 East, Sumiton 648-3488 Rev. Robin H. Hinkle, Recto INTERNATIONAL [email protected] Lenard’s Chapel Rd., Carbon Hill PUMPKIN CENTER BAPTIST GOODSPRINGS CHURCH OF CHRIST 387-7746 P.O. Box 1791, Jasper, AL 35501 Pastor: Vernon Prescott 932-3562 20 Pumpkin Center Loop, Quinton Goodsprings 686-7014 205-522-7845 or 205-522-5633 SUMITON FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD RIVERSIDE GENERAL BAPTIST CHURCH HATT CHURCH OF CHRIST HOLY CHURCH OF CHRIST CHRISTIAN WORSHIP CENTER 648-8197 Located on River Road Hatt Hill 686-7446 HUNTER’S CHAPEL HOLY For Prayer & Info: 387-1264 BOLTON GARAGE, INC. VICTORY ASSEMBLY OF GOD Paster: Rev. Michael Banks CORONA INDEPENDENT Greg Sims Owner SUMITON CHURCH OF CHRIST CHURCH OF CHRIST Sipsey Rd. 384-0857 (256) 287-1971 47 Scurlock St., Sumiton, AL 331 Hunters Chapel Road HOLINESS CHURCH Mon. through Fri. 8AM to 5 PM Pastor: Jay Trayel SAMARIA BAPTIST 648-2717 Jasper, AL P.O. Box 183 • Oakman FREEDOM ASSEMBLY OF GOD Industrial Blvd., Jasper LIBERTY CHURCH OF CHRIST (205) 483-6075 622-3996 - Pastor, Larry Woods 1182 Golf Course Rd. (205) 384-0844 1320 Curry Hwy • Jasper, AL Pastor: Rick Sherer • 387-0132 Boldo 221-2700 Paster: SAM CAIN CHURCH OF DELIVERANCE Jasper, AL 35504 [email protected] 384-3337 • Pastor: James A. Grace SARAGOSSA FIRST BAPTIST MACEDONIA CHURCH OF CHRIST CAIN’S CHAPEL PINEY GROVE - BOLDO Zero Main St., Parrish, AL 221-3834 Holly Grove Road 221-4436 PHILLIPS CHAPEL - SUMITON CHURCH OF THE HOLY BIBLE BAPTIST SHADY GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH 701 McCollum Rd. • Jasper, AL “Home of The Lifetime Engine Warranty” McARTHUR HEIGHTS NEW HOPE ALDRIDGE COMMUNITY BAPTIST Parrish 686-3024 CHURCH OF CHRIST Pastor, Randy Brand 45 Vining Rd., Parrish 686-7400 SHANGHI BAPTIST CHURCH Old Parrish Hwy. 686-5620 JEHOVAH’S CHURCH OF LIVING GOD ARGO FIRST BAPTIST Minister: Gene Boshell 647-0122 MIDWAY CHURCH OF CHRIST WITNESSES Parrish Hwy. 221-6968 Boyles Auto Sales U.S. Hwy. 78 • Argo SHILOH BAPTIST Hwy. 69 221-2760/221-2340 JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES CUTTING EDGE MINISTRIES CHURCH www.boylesauto.com Pastor: Harold Spradlin 2406 24th 387-7078 MT. HARMONY CHURCH OF CHRIST 1609 6th W. 221-5121 7655 Hwy. 78, Dora • Pastor Joe J. ARLEY FIRST BAPTIST SIXTH AVENUE BAPTIST New Birmingham Hwy. 384-3254 Brock (205) 737-3343 205-265-3011 Arley 384-4667 2913 6th Avenue West NEW HOPE CHURCH OF CHRIST METHODIST DELIVERANCE WORSHIP CENTER Jasper, Alabama BLOOMING GROVE BAPTIST Rev. Edmon Hullett Oakman ALDERSGATE UNITED METHODIST 1501 5th Ave. S., Jasper, AL. 35501 • Curry 387-8751 384-5593/836-3161(H) NORTH JASPER CHURCH OF CHRIST Hwy. 78, Dora 11:00 AM Service 648-2470 205-256-2173 BOLDO FIRST BAPTIST STRAIGHTWAY BAPTIST Hwy. 5, Jasper ARLEY UNITED METHODIST Pastor : Wanda Standfield CANDYLAND Boldo 387-7956 Corner of Main St. & State St., Sumiton • OAK GROVE CHURCH OF CHRIST Hwy. 41 • Arley, AL Co-Pastor: Robert Standfield delwor- CALVARY BAPTIST Pastor: Michael Isbell 240 Pumpkin Center Cutoff Rd. Quinton, AL BOLDO UNITED METHODIST [email protected] Day Care Box 124, Dora 648-5757 SUNLIGHT BAPTIST 35130 • Minister: Jerry Johnson 483-1039 55 Gray Rd., Boldo DESPERATION CHURCH 6am to 6pm • 221-(LOVE) 5683 CEDAR HILL BAPTIST Sunlight Rd. OAKMAN CHURCH OF CHRIST CHRIST UNITED METHODIST 204 19th St. E, Jasper Breakfast - Lunch - Snacks Box 540, Jasper TOWNLEY FIRST BAPTIST Townley P.O. Box 396, Oakman 622-3410 602 28th Ave. 387-7603 256-255-5979 721 Curry Hwy, Farmstead Area CENTRAL INDEPENDENT BAPTIST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET BAPTIST THE PARRISH CHURCH OF CHRIST CORDOVA BIBLE METHODIST FAITH WORSHIP CENTER After School Pick Up, Jasper Schools 900 Airport Rd., South•Jasper 221-3394 26th East 384-5151 584 New Oakman Hwy. • Parrish, AL 686- Corner of Linden & Massachusetts 2075 Main St., P.O. Box 38, Sumiton COAL CITY BAPTIST UNION GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH 7996 • Minister: Scott McCown Rev. Paul Key • 483-6068 Mark E. Ridgeway, Min. 648-8261 2906 Coal City Rd., Jasper, AL 35501 Cordova (Barney) TUBBS CHURCH OF CHRIST CROSSROADS UNITED METHODIST FREEDOM WORSHIP 387-7774 or 384-6042 WESTSIDE BAPTIST Rt. 1, Oakman 3785 Hwy. 5 • Jasper 221-1552 Behind PJ’s Rest. on Hwy. 69 God Bless Our Community! CORINTH BAPTIST 1201 22nd W. 384-5182 VALLEY VIEW CHURCH OF CHRIST CURRY UNITED METHODIST Marlin ‘Cotton’ Eddy, Pastor 221-4074 Gardners Gin Rd. 483-9534 WYATT BAPTIST CHURCH Manuel Hil Rd. in Hay Valley Hwy. 257, Curry GOD’S CHILDREN Thank You! CROSSWAY BAPTIST Burnwell 686-9982 DURR’S CHAPEL UNITED METHODIST Main, Parrish 686-5088 1160 Aldridge Rd., Parrish, AL 35580 WEST WALKER CHURCH OF CHRIST Corner of Euclid Ave., Jasper healing the nations int’l church Policeman and Firefighters 686-7881 FREEWILL BAPTIST Hwy. 78 E. 924-9038 ELDRIDGE UNITED METHODIST 7655 Hwy. 78 Dora DORA FIRST BAPTIST ARGO FREEWILL BAPTIST WOODLAND TRACE CHURCH OF CHRIST 188 Kelley St., Eldridge Pastor Mike Ingle 205-384-1089 Dora 648-9414 648-3279 The Mall Way & The Trace FIRST UNITED METHODIST HOPE HOUSE CHURCH FROM YOUR FR IENDS AT: DORA SECOND BAPTIST CARBON HILL FIRST FREEWILL BAPTIST ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST 1800 Third Avenue 387-2111 1602 10th Ave., Jasper, AL 35501 Dora 648-5998 Pastor: Dewight Bailey Cordova Road 686-5277 FIRST UNITED METHODIST Thomas Martin, Pastor DUTTON HILL BAPTIST CEDROM GROVE FREEWILL BAPTIST Carbon Hill 924-4409 HOUSE OF PRAYER #1 CARL CANNON 2263 Dutton Hill Rd., Oakman, AL 35579 Carbon Hill • Pastor Ron Woodard CHURCH OF GOD JASPER INDEPENDENT METHODIST CHURCH Florida Ave. 221-0662 CHEVROLET—CADILLAC—BUICK—GMC EASTSIDE BAPTIST (205) 602-9444 ARGO CHURCH OF GOD 3405 Veteran Dr., Jasper 35501 HOLY GROUND Hwy. 69 East 387-1406 CORDOVA FREEWILL BAPTIST Hwy. 78, Argo 648-6745 KING’S CHAPEL METHODIST FREEDOM WORSHIP CENTER EDGIL GROVE BAPTIST 414 First 483-6846/483-6272 BAGLEY CHURCH OF GOD Hwy. 124 Garvey Lee Dr. (Off Blackwell Dairy Rd.) 384-5561 or carlcannon.com Edgil Grove 221-2203 Pastor: Joe Holdbrooks Hwy. 78 W. on the right just before you LAMON CHAPEL UNITED METHODIST Pastor: Jimmy Grace Exit 65 on Corridor “X” ELDRIDGE BAPTIST DOVERTOWN FREEWILL BAPTIST get to Sumiton • Pastor Larry Gilbert Hwy. 195 N., Thach GOOD NEWS 3 MINISTRY Eldridge 924-4102 Dovertown 483-9650 648-0830 LONG MEMORIAL UNITED METHODIST PO Box 3303 • Jasper, AL 35502 FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, FAITH FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH BOLDO CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY 207 Green Ave., Cordova (205) 275-8027 CHECK OUT OUR GOODSPRINGS Pastor: Darryl Gurganous, Hwy. 5 34 Pine Drive, Jasper 295-0042 483-6550 JASPER ALLIANCE 49 Robbins Road • Goodsprings 300-3126 Roy Lynn Hitt, Pastor NAUVOO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy. 5 at Bradford Rd. LOW PRICES! 686-9868 Bobby F. Smith, Pastor FIRST FREEWILL BAPTIST CHAPEL HILL FULL GOSPEL Pastor: Roger Watkins JASPER BIBLE MISSIONARY 818 Fall City Rd., Jasper FARMSTEAD BAPTIST 2200 Gamble Ave - 221-9270 CHURCH OF GOD 205-706-2193 220 Hunters Chapel Rd., Jasper 205-300-5292 Curry Rd. 384-3501 221-9283 1919 Arkadelphia Rd., Jasper OAKMAN UNITED METHODIST 384-0919 CALL CENTRAL READY FERN SPRINGS HARVEST FREEWILL BAPTIST Rev. Chris Bowen 302-0430 OLD ZION UNITED METHODIST JASPER PILGRIM NAZARENE CHURCH MIX FOR ALL YOUR 1646 Fern Springs Rd., Eldridge, AL Ricky 6688 Curry Hwy. CHURCH OF GOD CARBON HILL Hwy. 5N, Saragossa 1409 5th Avenue South • Jasper CONCRETE NEEDS! Meeks, Pastor • 924-1694 221-5634 Pastor: Jess West North Maple St., POCAHONTAS UNITED METHODIST Pastor: Bryan Shields FIRST BAPTIST - CARBON HILL NEW CALVARY FREEWILL BAPTIST Johnny Sims | 205-275-6281 Rt. 2, Hwy. 78, Carbon Hill 205-221-2470 924-4145 Prospect Rd. CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY PROSPECT METHODIST CHURCH LIVING WORD TABERNACLE Compliments Of FIRST BAPTIST - CORDOVA 924-9477 • Pastor: Bobby Connell 253 Stevens St., Cordova • 648-9894 Prospect Road 205 Fall City Rd. - Pastor Greg Massachusetts Ave. 483-7492 NEW OAK GROVE FREEWILL BAPTIST Rev. Bobby Patterson ST. JAMES CME Strickland, 384-5613•387-1118 FIRST BAPTIST - JASPER Rev. Mickey Crane COPELAND’S FERRY CHURCH OF GOD 409 25th 221-4137 MY FATHER’S HOUSE MINISTRIES 1604 4th Ave. 221-6444 OAKMAN FIRST FREEWILL BAPTIST 16255 Hwy. 269 • 674-0269 SUMITON UNITED METHODIST 711 McCollum Rd. • Jasper, AL FIRST BAPTIST - PARRISH Oakman 622-3496 Pastor: Rev. Joshua East • 639-2316 Main Street, Sumiton Pastor: Kenneth Hyde•205-275-0706 686-5707 POCAHONTAS FREEWILL BAPTIST CORDOVA CHURCH OF GOD UNION CHAPEL UNITED NEW BEGINNINGS FIRST BAPTIST - OAKMAN Nubbin Bend Rd. 924-3184 River Road 483-7714 METHODIST CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP 205-924-9922 Water Oak St. • Bill Phillips, Pastor 205- TOWNLEY FREEWILL BAPTIST CORDOVA CHURCH OF GOD 330 Buttermilk Rd, Cordova 535-8983 1901 15th Ave. West, Jasper 622-3400 Townley 924-8926 OF PROPHECY 438-8130 WILLIAMS CHAPEL UNITED METHODIST Pstr: Bro. James Cook 924-0517 FIRST BAPTIST - SUMITON CURRY CHURCH OF GOD Hwy. 69 N. Co. Line NEW DAY OUTREACH CENTER 648-9558 MISSIONARY BAPTIST Curry 221-7710/221-9629 Pastor: Charlie Brown 1306 1st Street • Jasper Collins-Burke FIRST BAPTIST AIKEN GROVE MISSIONARY BAPTIST DILWORTH CHURCH OF GOD WRIGHT’S CHAPEL AME behind Marvins, beside Hudson Pawn 2701 Corona Ave. 387-7030 Pastor: Archie Homan • 384-5374 3688 Hull Road, Empire 648-6327 607 27th St., West 384-0558 Rev. Joseph O. Strawn Sr. Funeral Home FREEDOM BAPTIST ALDRIDGE MISSIONARY BAPTIST DORA CHURCH OF GOD ZION UNITED METHODIST 265-3322 Nauvoo Hwy. 924-8611 1160 Aldridge Rd., Parrish Dora 648-6865 1910 3rd St. Southwest, Jasper Services 7:00 pm Saturday Nights SERVING WALKER COUNTY OVER 30 YEARS FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST 686-7881 • Rev. Scott Argent EMPIRE CHURCH OF GOD 205-221-0579 www.newdaymins.webs.com 303 Oak Hill Road Mike Burke 384-5571 483-7080 BARTON’S CHAPEL Empire 648-6159 NEW VISION MINISTRIES FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST MISSIONARY BAPTIST HOLY BIBLE NAZARENE 27913 Hwy 69 • Boldo Rt. 7, Jasper 648-5668 Pastor - Bro. Dewayne West Kristy Mauldin, RN, BSN Pastor: Johnny Franklin CHURCH OF GOD IN NAUVOO BOLEY CHURCH OF THE Administrator GIBSON HILL BAPTIST CHURCH River Rd. Loop — Cordova Fall City HOMEWOOD FULL GOSPEL NAZARENE PLEASANT HILL 622-2358 MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH OF GOD 4020 County Rd. 83, Berry Townley 689-4660 319 19th Street West GLORY FELLOWSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH 7327 Fall City Rd., Jasper, AL 35503 Old Hwy. 78 City Limits Jimmy Earnest, Pastor RIVERS OF LIVING WATERS Jasper, Al 35501 175 Cordova Cutoff Rd, Youth Minister: Andrew Dickerson 388-2215 924-0431/924-9700 988-3433 formerly Key Hill Church 205-282-4308 387-0500 Pastor Adam Brewer GRACE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH JASPER CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY FIRST CHURCH 1589 Hayes Hill Rd. • Oakman Toll Free 1-855-577-4308 GOODSPRINGS BAPTIST 25899 Hwy. 69 N., Jasper, AL 35504 502 Airport Rd. N. OF THE NAZARENE Rev. Henriques • 205-388-3811 Fax 205-265-2677 Rt. 2, Parrish 221-2338 Pastor: Bro. Danny Carter 295-1111 Leland Lowery, Pastor • 471-3470 400 14th 384-4492 SLEEPY HOLLOW IND. MEM. CHURCH [email protected] GORGAS BAPTIST CHURCH MT. PISGAH MISSIONARY BAPTIST LEONARD’S CHAPEL GRACE CHAPEL Union Chapel 483-7947 Gorgas - Pastor Tim Saylors 483-1108 Cordova • 483-8188 CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE SMITH CHAPEL COMMUNITY CHURCH GORGAS MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH NEW BETHEL Rev. Tony Key 221-1787 Hwy. 124 221-7656/384-5231 Smith Chapel Road • Carbon Hill 1105 Martin School Rd. Pastor: Johnny Franklin THE LIVING LIGHT CHURCH OF GOD Pastor: Chris Lindsey (cell #) 522-4808 Pastor: Steve Thompson Pastor Charles Harbison 483-7716 ODOM MEMORIAL 3420 N. Airport Rd. Pastor Joey Vick NORTHSIDE NAZARENE 205-471-9064 Dobbins Oil Company GREATER SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH MISSIONARY BAPTIST 387-7195/384-6356 1909 Snoddy Chapel Road SPRINGHILL COMMUNITY 2603 Martin King Drive 387-7078 Parrish 686-5753 SANCTUARY CHURCH OF GOD 384-5429 Nauvoo 924-9842 All Major Oil Products (205) 924-4126 Pastor 923-1400 PLEASANTFIELD 205 Fall City Rd. NAUVOO CHURCH THE R.O.C.K. IN JASPER Shirley Dobbins, President / Art Stoval, Sales Rep. GREATER VISION BAPTIST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor: Keith Banks 387-1118 OF THE NAZARENE 445 19th St., W., Jasper Sharon Blvd., Dora Pastor: Todd Hunter 205-471-4952 Jeffery Stoval, Warehouse Mgr. 109 Rob Key Rd. -Parrish • 686-9889 MEMORIAL PARK CHURCH OF GOD 3rd St., Nauvoo • Pastor, David Farris Pastor Wayne Ferguson, 648-3481 PLEASANT GROVE 1002 11th Ave., West 387-2713 522-6408 TOTAL PACKAGE MINISTRY GRACE BAPTIST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH NAUVOO CHURCH OF GOD PARRISH CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE NON DENOMINATION US Hwy 78, Sumiton - Pastor Andy Frazier Pleasant Grove Rd., Jasper, AL 221-4134 Dogtown 924-9080/924-9136 Pastor: Carroll Smith, Assoc. 2700 Highland Ave. • Jasper HARMONY BAPTIST SHADY GROVE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH NEW BEGINNINGS CHURCH OF GOD Pastor: Roy Smith • 686-9556 Pastor: Spencer Abrom 205-282-2377 Hwy. 195 221-1377 44 Reese Street • Sipsey 1802 15th Avenue West, Jasper Pastor: Alvie SALEM CHURCH TRINITY CHURCH HERMON BAPTIST Pastor: Shedrick Jones Jr. Cook • (205) 924-1144 or OF THE NAZARENE 2615 Ripley Road • Carbon Hill, Rt. 8, Jasper (205) 648-9666 (205) 522-3296 County Rd. 83, Berry (205) 275-6628 KANSAS BAPTIST CHURCH UNION CHAPEL NEW BETHANY FULL GOSPEL Rev. Johnathon Smith-622-2300 Pastor: James M. Smith 33017 Hwy. 11, Carbon Hill, AL MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH OF GOD SARAGOSSA CHURCH TRINITY GOSPEL CENTER LUPTON FIRST BAPTIST Union Chapel • Pastor Adam Bolton Galloway Rd. 924-0176/924-8133 OF THE NAZARENE Main St., Sumiton 648-5070 Nauvoo 384-3951 NEW BETHEL Rt. 2, Jasper-Greg Tinker, Min. 387-2893 WALK OF FAITH MINISTRIES MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST 9290 Hwy. 124 Carbon Hill, AL Macedonia Loop Rd., Jasper LIBERTY GROVE PRIMITIVE BAPTIST 2302 8th Ave., Jasper PENTECOSTAL Pastor: Tony German • 924-8479 Pastor: Donnie Elliott New Flatwoods Road Elder Murray Johnson FAIRVIEW PENTECOSTAL WEST JEFFERSON ASSEMBLY MANCHESTER BAPTIST LIBERTY PRIMITIVE BAPTIST OWEN CHAPEL CHURCH OF GOD Oakman 622-3181 located at old West Jefferson HS Certified Public Accountants, LLC Bob Holley, Min. 7828 McCormick Rd. 648-6281 Coon Creek Road in Empire GOODSPRINGS FULL Bishop Timothy Buckelew • 674-0746 Joseph R. Downs, IV • Certified Public Account MARANATHA BAPTIST PLEASANT GROVE Joey and Nancy Clark • 648-3584 GOSPEL CHURCH WILLIS CHAPEL 1603 1st Ave., E.• PO Box 824 Office: 205-221-5454 Corner Josephine & Barker St. PRIMITIVE BAPTIST THACH CHAPEL CHURCH OF GOD 5 Mi. So. of Parrish 686-9210 221-9336 Jasper, Alabama 35502-0824 Direct: 205-385-0614 Jasper • 387-9275 Cemetery Rd. • Boldo Hwy. 195 Bennett Rd., Jasper GREATER JOY DELIVERANCE CHURCH THE HEALERS HOUSE e-mail: [email protected] Fax: 205-221-5474 MEEK BAPTIST ZION REST PRIMITIVE BAPTIST Pastor, Jonathan Lombard 507 23rd Street West - Jasper 4154 Hwy. 5 • Jasper, AL 35504 Arley 387-7731 1304 Viking Drive, Jasper OAKMAN CHURCH OF GOD Pastor: Willie E. Sanders, Jr. Pastor: Clarice Higgins 387-7035 MOUNT CARMEL BAPTIST 384-4831 - 384-1524 622-3472 205-815-9520 THE LIFEHOUSE 6509 Horse Creek Blvd. PARRISH CHURCH OF JEHOVAH JIREH APOSTOLIC 445 Pinedale Drive• Jasper, AL DUNCAN’S SUPPLY Cordova, AL 483-7729 CATHOLIC GOD of PROPHECY HOLINES FAITH CHURCH Pastor: Richard & Julie Aaron MT. CARMEL BAPTIST CHURCH St. Cecilia Catholic Cohn Street, Parrish 4040 Veterans Memorial Dr., Adamsville 221-6746 6509 Horsecreek Blvd. • Cordova 2159 Hwy 195 384-4800 Wendall Cephus Prophitt, Pastor 686-5623 (205) 674-7438 UNITY INTERNATIONAL CHURCH HWY. 5 NORTH 384-5863 483-7729 Pastor Kip Cordell PARRISH FREEWILL Pastor: Johnny Traylor Jackson 1301 US Hwy. 78 E, Ste 211 Jasper MT. JOY BAPTIST CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY CHURCH MY FATHER’S HOUSE Pastor: Ricky Henrique 205-388-1566 MACEDONIA ROAD 221-6511 Smith Lake 384-4406 FIRST CHRISTIAN (Formerly Old Freewill Baptist) Parrish Hwy. 257 N.-Gateway Plaza - Curry WHOSOEVER WILL COMMUNITY CHURCH MT. OLIVE BAPTIST 400 W. 18th 384-6302/221-4872 SIPSEY CHURCH OF GOD Elder Mac Wright-302-0586 Alabama Highway 5 North 1001 27th St., West 221-5874 NEW LIFE CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY Sipsey Piney Woods Rd. - Sipsey MY FATHER’S HOUSE CHURCH MINISTRIES Nauvoo, AL ERNEST CRUMP MOTOR CO. MT. PHILADELPHIA BAPTIST Cordova Rd. - James Aycox - 648-6544 255-6088 • Pastor Jeffrey M. Long 505 19th Street West • Jasper, AL Gorgas Rd. 483-7576 SOUTHSIDE CHURCH OF GOD Pastor: Louise Posey • 686-7075 1900 Birmingham Avenue MT. PHILADELPHIA BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH OF CHRIST Bro. Mike Jenkins • Carbon Hill, AL PHILADELPHIA DELIVERANCE Jasper, Alabama 35501 1885 Cordova-Gorgas Rd., Cordova ARGO CHURCH OF CHRIST 387-0290 TABERNACLE 483-7576 Hwy. 78, Argo SPRINGHILL Lynn 893-5822 www.ernestcrump.com MT. VERNON BAPTIST ARLEY CHURCH OF CHRIST FULL GOSPEL CHURCH OF GOD PRAISE TABERNACLE 6450 Curry Highway Hwy. 41, Arley 221-6564 Bonner Holler Rd. in Dogtown UNITED PENTECOSTAL Since 1948 221-6290 John Gates, Min. 205-387-8251 BLACKWATER MACEDONIA Sister Debbie Guthrie 1600 6th Ave., Jasper 387-1633 MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH OF CHRIST SUMITON CHURCH OF GOD WORD OF FAITH DELIVERANCE TEMPLE Fall City Rd. 384-1925 Macedonia 384-6330 CE 50 Hosanna Drive • Sumiton, AL 303 Birmingham Ave., Jasper NEW HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH CEDAR CREEK CHURCH OF CHRIST Senior Pastor: Dr. J. Martin Taylor 205-295-5079 East P OINT Carbon Hill 924-3085 Oakman - Tutwiler Rd. Telephone: 648-3257, Extension 0 Pastor: Mark Waldrop Pastor Derrick Hall CHURCH OF CHRIST SUMITON CHURCH OF GOD Pharmacy (205) 221-5595 NEW BETHEL BAPTIST 24th 387-0222 SPANISH CHURCH PRESBYTERIAN (Located in the Walker Diagnostics Center) Cordova 483-7349 CHURCH OF CHRIST 718 State Street • Sumiton, AL CARBON HILL PRESBYTERIAN NEW BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH 1501 6th Ave. W. Senior Pastor: Mrs. Amelia Hardin 227 NW 3rd Avenue • 924-8330 1442 J ONES DAIRY R D • JASPER OAKMAN 622-2491 384-6446/387-1670 Worship Time: 4pm on Sunday Afternoons FIRST PRESBYTERIAN (PCA) DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Sat., Aug. 24, 2019 www.mountaineagle.com — A7 WALKERWALKER COUNTY COUNTY CHURCH CHURCH DIRECTORYDIRECTORY This Devotional & Directory Is Made Possible By These Businesses Who Encourage All Of Us To Attend Worship Services

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Saturday, Aug. 24, 2019 Sports B1 Dora Cordova Bulldogs Blue Devils 27 15 Dora handles Blue Devils Bulldogs earn third straight victory over rival Cordova

By JEFFERY WINBORNE Daily Mountain Eagle CORDOVA — Despite Cordova getting momentum in the second half, Dora held on to defeat the Blue Devils at Hud- son-Kerby Field Friday night, 27-15, in the PrepZone Game of the Week. Dora put up 20 unanswered points in the first half, giving the Bulldogs a comfortable lead before Cordova began to fight back in the third quarter. “It’s always good to be 1-0, that’s our goal every week,” Dora head coach Bart Lockhart said after the game. “Our de- fense stayed on the field the whole night it felt like. We were either not moving the ball or scoring in one play and we left the defense hanging a lot. I thought they played well at times. Offensively, we never really got into rhythm. We made plays when we had to.” Two of Cordova’s first three drives ended in disaster, including a blocked punt on the opening drive of the game that ended with Brennan Davis picking it up to put the Bulldogs on the board. Two drives later, Jack Gable and Adam O’Rear mishandled a running back handoff that led to Dora getting the ball on the Blue Devil 39-yard line. They held the ‘Dogs to a missed field goal, but a personal foul gave Dora another chance that wouldn’t be wasted. Four plays later, Elijah Pruitt ran in from two yards out to go up 14-0. Despite the mistakes made, Coach Justin Jones said after the game that he is proud of the fight Cordova showed to come back in the second half. “We had what, four or five turnovers counting the kicking stuff? And we’re still right there with an opportunity to be successful,” Jones said. “It says a lot about our kids. And that’s part of the reason I came here. They said these kids and this community fights. These kids played hard and fought their guts out tonight and I’m proud of it. Now we just gotta correct those few things that are Daily Mountain Eagle photos by Jeff Johnsey going to help us make that step to put us in a position to be successful.” After forcing Dora to punt on the first Above, Dora’s Ikei possession of the third quarter, Cordova Hosea (22) rushes as put together a momentum-building, 12- play, 80-yard drive capped off by Kason Cordova’s Blaze Nix Smith running 13 yards for the first Blue (32) closes in during Devil touchdown of the night. their game Friday Despite the apparent swing in mo- night. The Bulldogs mentum, Dora sucked the life out of Hudson-Kerby when Ikei Hosea busted earned a road win through Cordova’s defense for a 77-yard at Cordova’s Hud- touchdown run. son-Kerby Field, “They scored and that kind of woke our 27-15. Left, Dora’s guys up,” Lockhart said. “Our offen- sive line was like ‘let’s run it right here Jamaal Harris (2) cel- behind us.’ We knew we had that play ebrates a play during where we wanted it. It was a well-exe- the rivalry matchup. cuted play and a good answer. We talk Bottom right, first- about handling adversity, and that was ‘they score and so what? We run the next year Cordova coach play.’ Our guys did a great job with that Justin Jones got his touchdown.” first taste of the rivalry Dora wasn’t without mistakes of its on Friday night. See DORA, B2

GOOD HOPE 28, NO. 3 ADDISON 37, CURRY 0 CARBON HILL 9 Miscues No. 3 Addison costly for shuts out Curry By W. BRIAN HALE Carbon Hill Eagle Sports Writer ADDISON — After a slow start that saw both de- By SCOTT MCCULLAR and fenses hold tight in the first quarter, the No. 3 Addison ZAK MCCULLAR Bulldogs exploded with a 27-point sec- Eagle Sports Correspondents ond-quarter performance en route to a 37-0 shutout of the Curry Yellow Jack- GOOD HOPE — The Carbon Hill ets at A.G. Hicks Stadium in Addison. Bulldogs remained winless against Christian Roberts, making his first the Good Hope Raiders all time, start at quarterback for Addison, losing 28-9 on Friday night at James totaled 191 yards of offense — complet- W. Shabel Stadium in Good Hope. ing 7 of 14 passes for 131 yards with a Carbon Hill (0-1) took an early 2-0 touchdown and an interception, while running for 60 lead with 3:15 remaining in the first yards on four carries. Grant Rice added 41 yards on quarter behind a strong effort on nine carries with a touchdown. special teams and defense. Carbon Andrew Stewart passed for 54 yards for Curry. Hill downed a punt at the one inch Addison totaled 320 yards of offense on the night, line and then on the very next play, while the Bulldogs’ defense held Curry to 115 yards. Alex Atkins tackled the Raiders’ Following a scoreless first quarter, Addison broke the Colton Bagwell in the endzone to Daily Mountain Eagle - Matt Norris deadlock following a five-play, 24-yard drive, capped by score a safety. Addison’s’ Grant Rice (18) is slowed down by a Curry de- a one-yard run by Rice. Elijah Howse connected on the extra point for a 7-0 advantage. The Bulldogs fumbled on their fender during Friday night’s game at Addison’s A.G. Hicks See MISCUES, B8 Stadium. The No. 3 Bulldogs won 37-0. See ADDISON, B2 B2 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Sat., Aug. 24, 2019 www.mountaineagle.com

HANCEVILLE 32, SUMITON CHRISTIAN 26, OT Sumiton Christian rallies, falls in OT Eagles battle back from 20 points down

By NICK NORRIS footing. With 2:20 left in the third quarter, Eagle Sports Correspondent Robertson connected with Naramore again, this time for an electric 85-yard touchdown. SUMITON — With a valiant effort, Su- Early in the fourth, the Eagles shocked the miton Christian fought its way back from Tigers defense with an unexpected double a 26-6 halftime deficit, but was unable to pass from Robertson to Naramore, who keep Hanceville out of the endzone to win then threw a beautiful spiral to Corbin 32-26 in overtime. Hicks in the endzone to bring the score to After a scoreless first quarter, the Tigers 26-18. took the lead with a 52-yard bomb from As time ticked away, Sumiton Christian junior quarterback Bo Joles to receiver still needed another score and a two-point Brodie Malcom for the game’s first score. A conversion to tie things up. Senior running few plays later, the Eagles answered with back Jeremy Brown came through for the a touchdown pass of their own from soph- Eagles, crashing through defenders for an omore quarterback Jordon Robertson to 11-yard score before doing it all again for fellow-sophomore Cade Naramore to tie the the two-point conversion. game at 6-6. By the end of regulation, Sumiton Chris- The Tigers defense dominated the re- tian had tied the game at 26-26. Unfortu- mainder of the half, with defensive back nately for the Eagles, their luck stopped Zachary Campbell leading the way with here. On the first play of overtime, the back-to-back interceptions. Eagles offense fumbled and lost possession. It looked as though Campbell would snag Hanceville took advantage of the blunder another on the third consecutive pass from and found the endzone to put the game Robertson, but the play was called back due away, winning 32-26. to an offsides call. By halftime, new coach Despite the disappointing outcome, coach David Powell and his Eagles were down Powell was proud of the toughness his team 26-6. displayed. Sumiton Christian refused to stay down, “I knew this team had heart and they though. The Eagles defense came up big, showed it,” Powell said. “We didn’t play forcing three turnovers and not allowing clean, but we had a lot of fight in us. We another point to be scored in regulation. just made too many mistakes and it caught The turnovers came by way of an intercep- up with us, but we can build on tonight’s tion by linebacker Miles Myers and fumble game.” Daily Mountain Eagle - Ron Harris recoveries by defensive linemen Joshua The Eagles will have plenty of chances Sumiton Christian’s Jeremy Brown (11) looks to run against Hancev- Allred and Michael Vann, who earlier to further prove themselves in the 2019 wrapped up Joles for a 19-yard sack. season, starting with a road-trip to Decatur ille as defender Karson WIlbanks (50) closes in during their game at Meanwhile, Robertson finally found his Heritage next Friday. Campbell Field on Friday.

PREP ROUNDUP Addison Corner, Winston Co. earn road wins From B1 Disaster struck the Yel- low Jackets on the next two Austin Owens rushes for four TDs in Winston County rout of Hackleburg drives. Two plays into the ensuing By CLAYTON MEHEARG Gilchrist’s extra point put The Yellow Jackets open quarter. From there it was all possession, Logan Wilkins in- Eagle Sports Correspondent the Jacket on top 7-0. With up Class 5A, Region 7 play in Winston County. tercepted a Stewart pass and 3:17 left in the first quarter, Week 3 with a key matchup at The Yellow Jackets took the returned it 52 yards for the Corner defense scored a Northside connected on a 60- Russellville. lead for good with just 1:02 left score. After the unsuccessful touchdown and shut down yard pass, cutting the Corner ——— in the opening half. Winston two-point try, the Bulldogs led Northside in lead to 7-6. Winston County 44, County led 14-8 going into the 13-0. the second half Early in the second quarter, Hackleburg 16 locker room. Three plays into Curry’s as the Yellow the Yellow Jackets added their Winston County grabbed Winston County scored on next drive, Addison’s Matthew Jackets got only offensive touchdown of the the lead at the end of the first its opening possession of the Harris recovered a Yellow some revenge night with Nick Brashear tak- half and dominated the second third quarter to push the Jacket fumble, leading to in Friday sea- ing the ball into the end zone half, picking up a 44-16 road lead to 22-8 at the 8:52 mark. a four-play, 44-yard drive. son opening, from two yards out. Gilchrist’s win at Hackleburg on Friday Following a Hackleburg fum- Weston Smith ran the ball in beating the kick pushed the lead to 14-6. night. ble, the Yellow Jackets went from one yard-out, with Rice Rams 20-12. Late in the second quarter, Led by star running back back to work, scoring another finding Wilkins for the two- Northside edged Corner by Northside scored on a five- Austin Owens — who had four touchdown with 6:12 left in the point conversion for the 21-0 one point in last year’s season yard, making the score 14-12 touchdowns on the night — quarter for a 30-8 advantage. lead. opener. at the half. the Yellow Jackets outscored The Jackets added two The Bulldogs added another The Yellow Jackets never Corner turned to its defense Hackleburg 30-8 in the second touchdowns in the fourth first-half score on a 63-yard trailed in the game. in the second half as the Rams half. quarter to build a 44-8 lead drive, keyed by Roberts’ 38- Corner got on the score- were held off the scoreboard. Winston County struck first before Hackleburg finished out yard touchdown strike to Sage board at the eight-minute Gilchrist padded the lead with on Friday night, taking a 6-0 the scoring. Smothers for a 27-0 halftime mark of the first quarter when a pair of fourth-quarter field lead at the 4:57 mark of the Winston County (1-0) hosts advantage after Howse’s extra Cameron Blalock picked off goals for the final tally. opening quarter. Hackleburg Meek (0-1) next Friday. The point kick. a Northside pass and took it Corner (1-0) hosts Oak took its only lead of the night Jackets follow with a road Midway through the third 30 yards for the score. Lane Grove (0-1) next Friday. with 1:37 left in the opening game vs. No. 3 Addison. quarter, Addison scored on a 65-yard drive after Caleb Rider ran 31 yards to the endzone. Howse added to the Dora From B1 score on the extra point kick to keep the Bulldogs ahead, own. After stopping Cordova on the three- they will fix them. on Friday night and assures them that 34-0. yard line, Dora was forced to recover their “The championship caliber teams, the his team will get to where it needs to be. The final points of the game own fumble in the endzone resulting in a playoff teams,” he said, “they make the “You can’t beat a Friday night in were scored in the fourth safety. biggest improvements between weeks one Cordova right now,” he said. “I would tell quarter on a 29-yard field goal Three plays later, Smith ran 50 yards and two so we have to go back to work the people, don’t give up on us so quick, by Howse to the 37-0 victory. down to the 4-yard line where Gable on Monday and try to get better on a lot because this bunch is going to be there. It Addison (1-0) travels to pe- punched it in to make it 27-15 with just of things.” Dora make its 2019 debut at might not be week one, but by week five, rennial power Piedmont next under two minutes to play in the game. Horace Roberts Field next week when six, seven and eight, we are going to be Friday night. Lockhart knows that, despite the loss, Carbon Hill comes to town. right where we need to be.” Curry (0-1) travels to Oak- his Bulldogs have some things to work For Coach Jones and his Blue Devils, he Cordova goes on the road next week to man next week to face the on moving forward but his confident that liked what he saw from the Cordova fans face Hamilton. hosting-Wildcats. For The Record MLB Standings Atlanta 2, N.Y. Mets 1, 14 Chicago 59 69 .461 18 Houston (Miley 12-4), 7:10 p.m. 7 a.m. International Championship, National League innings Kansas City 45 84 .349 32½ Texas (Allard 1-0) at Chicago GOLF — European Tour Golf: Williamsport, Pa. All Times EDT Boston at San Diego, n Detroit 39 87 .310 37 White Sox (Nova 9-9), 7:10 Scandinavian Invitation, third 3:30 p.m. By The Associated Press N.Y. Yankees at L.A. Dodg- West Division p.m. round, Mölndal, Sweden ABC — World Series: River East Division ers, n W L Pct GB Boston (Eovaldi 1-0) at San 1 p.m. Ridge, La. 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Mets 2, Cleveland 0, 8 (All times Eastern) Atlanta Dodgers Milwaukee 66 62 .516 3½ burgh (Williams 5-6), 7:05 p.m. innings Saturday, August 24 5:30 p.m. 6 p.m. Cincinnati 60 67 .472 9 Arizona (Gallen 2-3) at Mil- Tampa Bay 5, Baltimore 2 AUTO RACING GOLF — Korn Ferry Tour FSS — Atlanta at NY Mets, Pittsburgh 53 75 .414 16½ waukee (Anderson 5-3), 7:10 Chicago White Sox 6, Texas 1 1:30 p.m. Golf: Albertsons Boise Open, 7 p.m. West Division p.m. Houston 6, Detroit 3 NBCSN — NASCAR Xfinity third round, Boise, Idaho FS1 — Colorado at St. Louis W L Pct GB Atlanta (Fried 14-4) at N.Y. Oakland 5, N.Y. Yankees 3 Series: qualifying, Elkhart Lake, 7:30 p.m. 10 p.m. Los Angeles 85 44 .659 _ Mets (Wheeler 9-7), 7:10 p.m. L.A. Dodgers 3, Toronto 2 Wis. (taped) GOLF — PGA Tour Champi- MLB — San Francisco at Arizona 64 65 .496 21 Colorado (González 0-4) at Friday’s Games 3 p.m. ons Golf: The Boeing Classic, Oakland OR Toronto at Seattle S Francisco 63 65 .492 21½ St. Louis (Hudson 12-6), 7:15 Tampa Bay 7, Baltimore 1 NBCSN — NASCAR Xfinity second round, Snoqualmie, (games joined in progress) San Diego 59 67 .468 24½ p.m. Cleveland 4, Kansas City 1 Series: The CTECH Manufac- Wash. NFL FOOTBALL Colorado 58 71 .450 27 Boston (Eovaldi 1-0) at San Chicago White Sox 8, Texas 3 turing 180, Elkhart Lake, Wis. HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL 1 p.m. ——— Diego (Lamet 2-2), 8:40 p.m. Houston 5, L.A. Angels 4 8:30 p.m. 12 p.m. NFL — Preseason: Arizona at Thursday’s Games San Francisco (Bumgarner Detroit 9, Minnesota 6 NBCSN — IndyCar Racing: ESPN — St. Frances (Md.) at Minnesota Chicago Cubs 1, San Francis- 8-8) at Oakland (Bassitt 9-5), Boston at San Diego, n The Bommarito Automotive Miami Central (Fla.) 7 p.m. co 0 9:07 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at L.A. Dodg- Group 500, Madison, Ill. 4 p.m. NFL — Preseason: Houston N.Y. Mets 2, Cleveland 0, 8 ers, n COLLEGE FOOTBALL ESPNU — Deerfield Beach at Dallas innings American League Toronto at Seattle, n 12 p.m. (Fla.) at Carol City (Fla.) 10 p.m. Atlanta 3, Miami 2 By The Associated Press Saturday’s Games CBSSN — V’nova at Colgate 9 p.m. NFL — Preseason: Seattle at Washington 7, Pittsburgh 1 East Division N.Y. Yankees (Sabathia 5-7) 3 p.m. ESPN2 — Dematha (Md.) at LA Chargers St. Louis 6, Colorado 5 W L Pct GB at L.A. Dodgers (Gonsolin 1-1), ESPN — Samford vs. St. John Bosco (Calif.) TENNIS L.A. Dodgers 3, Toronto 2 New York 83 46 .643 _ 4:05 p.m. Youngstown State, Montgom- 11 p.m. 2 p.m. Friday’s Games Tampa Bay 76 54 .585 7½ Tampa Bay (TBD) at Baltimore ery, Ala. ESPNU — Narbonne (Calif.) at TENNIS — WTA Tennis: The Washington 9, Chicago Cubs Boston 68 61 .527 15 (Means 8-9), 7:05 p.m. 7 p.m. Buchanan (Calif.) 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By JOHN ZENOR again be among the Heisman said. “We can’t really drive a AP Sports Writer favorites going into this season car to go eat late at night or when Alabama opens Aug. 31 what-not. The nearest gas sta- TUSCALOOSA — Tua against Duke in Atlanta. tion is pretty far from us, too, Tagovailoa has been studying His debut season as starter so we can’t get any snacks. The men from the Bible, including — after coming off the bench kitchen is right where they’re Joseph, Moses to lead a rally in the national sleeping.” and David. title game against Georgia as a Tagovailoa set Alabama The Alabama freshman — would be hard to single-season records with quarterback improve on. Except, of course, 3,966 passing yards and 43 believes he for the ending. touchdowns while leading the can draw from Hard but not impossible. nation’s No. 3 scoring offense. their successes “I think Tua is the kind of With then-offensive coordinator and failures guy that’s never really sat- Mike Locksley and a danger- and the fact that they each had isfied,” Alabama coach Nick ous group of receivers led by some of both. Tagovailoa can Saban said. “And I think he Biletnikoff Award winner Jerry relate to their experiences after had an outstanding year last Jeudy, Tagovailoa turned Ala- an almost too-good-to-be-true year. Are there things that he bama’s offense into a passing start to his college career. can improve on? I don’t think and scoring machine . It was National championship there’s any question about anything but the typical Tide game hero. Heisman Trophy that.” offense. front-runner. Gaudy stats. AP Photo One offseason emphasis has Tagovailoa only threw six been to better know when to interceptions, but four of them Then came his very public Alabama’s Tua Tagovailoa (13) scrambles during the first run-in with failure in January’s settle for the safe play instead came in the national and SEC national title matchup against half of the college football playoff championship game of trying to force a big one. An- title games. Tagovailoa knows Clemson, when Tagovailoa against Clemson, Monday, Jan. 7, 2019. other focus has been shedding that some fans — especially of threw an early pick-six and was the weight Tagovailoa gained opposing teams — are going to outplayed by Tigers freshman had to go through all these he scarcely had to play in the while recovering from the judge him by that finale. Trevor Lawrence . The topics trials. And some of them were fourth quarters. late-season injury. He cut out of his Bible studies with little successful at an early age then Then things stopped going so starches and sweets and drinks “I think anyone, even the brother and fellow Crimson they went through trials and smoothly. Tagovailoa struggled mainly water. His Dad, Galu, guys who are in the NFL, can Tide quarterback, Taulia, and were humbled and then became in the Southeastern Conference helped enforce the healthy say this: You’re only as good team chaplain Scotty Hollins successful (again). And some championship game after in- habits over the summer with as your last play,” Tagovailoa give a glimpse of how Tagov- were just failures and then juring his left ankle early and his sons. said. “And I definitely think ailoa views that experience. they became a success. later exited after the right one The 6-foot-1, 215-pound Ta- that every single day, you’ve For him, it’s something to “It’s just awesome how it got hurt, too. govailoa believes he’s in signifi- got to go out there and you’ve grow from. can relate to something like Oklahoma quarterback Kyler cantly better shape this season. got to prove yourself. It doesn’t “It’s almost like a ‘Facing the football.” Murray won the Heisman and He bought an Apple Watch to matter if you had success on Giants’ type thing, guys who The parallel for Alabama and Tagovailoa was second. Their keep track of his steps, racking one game or 14 games. If you have been successful within its star quarterback started respective conference cham- up a personal high of 28,000- don’t have success in one game, the Bible,” Tagovailoa said in early with Tagovailoa and the pionship game performances plus. I mean you’re only as good as an interview shortly before Tide rolling through the 2018 certainly didn’t help Tagov- There was no raiding the your last game. one of his regular lunches with regular season looking virtu- ailoa’s case. fridge or snack-hunting trips at “People don’t see the 14 Hollins and Taulia. “But with ally unstoppable and racking Tagovailoa, who led the na- night when at home. games, they only see that last them being successful, they up such huge numbers that tion in passing efficiency, will “My Dad makes us diet,” he game.”

A journey through the Top 25 in 17 games Florida,

By NOAH TRISTER Pennsylvania. The reward is a big match- AP Sports Writer up in Happy Valley between two teams Miami that traded blowouts the past three years. Do a quick web search for “college foot- Michigan won 49-10 in 2016 and 42-7 last ball road trip” and a number of creative season. Penn State won 42-13 in 2017. possibilities come up. GAME 11: No. 19 Wisconsin at embrace The Sporting News outlined an impres- No. 5 Ohio State (Oct. 26) sive journey that includes several quick The Badgers were a disappointment last turnarounds. The travel mileage is help- year. They get Michigan and Michigan spotlight fully included. Herosports.com mapped State at home in 2019, so they could have out a schedule of nearly 50 games — and a lot to play for when it comes time to face even offered an FCS version too. Ohio State on the road. The Athlon Sports version has a restric- GAME 12: No. 3 Georgia vs. No. 8 in opener tion: You can’t see any team more than Florida (Nov. 2 in Jacksonville) once. That certainly leads to some tough The Cocktail Party hasn’t been decided by single digits since 2013, but this year By MARK LONG decisions. AP Sports Writer These trips would of course require a the game could be a must-see. Florida is serious commitment of both money and coming off a 10-win season and pounded ORLANDO, Fla. — Florida time. But planning them out is still a fun Michigan in the Peach Bowl. Georgia has and Miami have the college way to look ahead to the season. So here’s played in two straight SEC title games football stage to themselves The Associated Press contribution to the and came agonizingly close to a national for 3 ½ hours Saturday, a new genre. There are only two rules for our title two seasons ago. chapter in their once-heated college football dream itinerary: GAME 13: No. 6 LSU at and storied rivalry. No. 2 Alabama (Nov. 9) 1. We must see every team in the pre- Daily Mountain Eagle - Lee Walls The eighth-ranked Gators season rankings at least once. The Tigers haven’t beaten Alabama and the rebuilding Hurricanes 2. Travel between games must be Clemson coach Dabo Swinney and since that 9-6 game in 2011 when they will usher in the 2019 season plausible. You can’t plan to go to a Pac-12 Trayvon Mullen (1) celebrate after were both undefeated, and last year the inside a packed stadium in Crimson Tide rolled 29-0. But LSU may game on a Friday night and then expect winning the championship last year. Orlando, surrounded by side- to be in Big Ten country by noon Satur- be the toughest opponent on Alabama’s line celebrities and in front regular-season schedule, and on a week- day. Utah reached the Pac-12 title game last of a coast-to-coast television Let the journey begin: end without many other marquee games, audience. season, and Kyle Whittingham’s team is this matchup stands out. GAME 1: No. 11 Oregon vs. No. 16 favored to win the conference this year “Everybody’s watching,” Auburn (Aug. 31 in Arlington, Texas) GAME 14: No. 10 Texas at Florida receiver Freddie in the preseason media poll. Washington No. 21 Iowa State (Nov. 16) Opening week is usually full of mis- State needs to replace quarterback Gard- Swain said. “Who doesn’t like matches, but with a few big nonconference Keep an eye on that Iowa State-Iowa attention?” ner Minshew. game in September. If the Cyclones win games sprinkled in. This neutral-site GAME 6: No. 17 Central Florida at The winner surely will revel clash — a rematch of the national champi- that one, they could be on their way to a in the spotlight, and both Cincinnati (Oct. 4) special season — and the same obviously onship game played in January 2011 — is After winning 12 games last season, teams have embraced the the start of a crucial season for Auburn applies to Texas if it can win its early opportunity to set the tone Cincinnati hopes to halt UCF’s two-year showdown with LSU. coach Gus Malzahn. run of dominance in the AAC. This is the for the season in front of way GAME 2: California at GAME 15: TCU at more than friends, fans and first of three two-game weekends on our No. 4 Oklahoma (Nov. 23) No. 13 Washington (Sept. 7) itinerary. family members. The Sooners put up 52 points against “What are they going to This isn’t the day’s marquee matchup GAME 7: No. 18 Michigan State at Gary Patterson’s TCU team last year, but see?” Florida coach Dan Mul- by any means — not with LSU facing No. 5 Ohio State (Oct. 5) this could be a trap game for Oklahoma len said. “What’s our stamp? Texas and Clemson hosting Texas A&M It’s an easy drive from Cincinnati to the before its regular-season finale at Oklaho- When every college person — but the Huskies were a tough team Horseshoe, and the Spartans and Buck- to schedule for this exercise, with some ma State. By this point, we should know if in the country turns on their eyes have provided some quality Big Ten Jalen Hurts (or anyone else) has a shot to TV, what’s their thought when big games on other dates running into slugfests in recent years. conflicts. So we’ll cross Chris Petersen’s make it three straight Heisman trophies they see the Florida Gators? GAME 8: No. 2 Alabama at for the Sooners. We have to go out there and team off the list early. Also, Washington No. 12 Texas A&M (Oct. 12) did lose to Cal a season ago. GAME 16: No. 20 Iowa at live up to that on the field. The Aggies’ schedule includes the top No. 24 Nebraska (Nov. 29) “What do you want them to GAME 3: No. 1 Clemson at three teams in the preseason poll — and No. 22 Syracuse (Sept. 14) The last remaining teams on the list think about you?” only the Alabama game will be at Kyle play each other on the day after Thanks- The Gators certainly think The Orange are in the preseason Top Field. Keep an eye on the start time for 25 for the first time since the Donovan giving, and if things break right, that highly of themselves, espe- Alabama-Texas A&M. If it’s at night, then game could certainly have division title cially after notching 10 wins McNabb era. Their home opener at the it may be possible for some fans to catch Carrier Dome — or whatever it’s called implications in the Big Ten. With all 25 in Mullen’s first season and both that and the Oklahoma-Texas show- teams now accounted for, we get a freebie: closing out that inaugural this season — is against Trevor Lawrence down earlier in the day in Dallas. (We’ll and the defending champs. We can pick any game we want to attend campaign with resounding leave the Red River Shootout off for now, the following day, provided it’s a reason- victories against Florida State GAME 4: No. 9 Notre Dame at though.) No. 3 Georgia (Sept. 21) able drive from Nebraska. (41-14) and Michigan (41-15). GAME 9: UCLA at No. GAME 17: No. 5 Ohio State at Florida now has its high- Notre Dame’s traditional rivalries with 25 Stanford (Oct. 17) Southern California and Michigan are No. 7 Michigan (Nov. 30) est preseason ranking since Stanford beat UCLA 49-42 last year. It’s not a short drive from Lincoln to Urban Meyer’s final year still going strong, but the game everyone This Thursday night matchup is too con- seems to be pointing to for the Irish is Ann Arbor, but since the Nebraska-Io- in Gainesville in 2010 and venient to pass up. wa game is in the afternoon, the trip is sounds more than optimis- this trip into SEC territory. Georgia won GAME 10: No. 7 Michigan at at Notre Dame by a point in 2017. doable. With Urban Meyer out of the way, tic heading into the opener. No. 15 Penn State (Oct. 19) Michigan tries again to beat Ohio State Players don’t seem to care — GAME 5: No. 23 Washington State The day off between games means at No. 14 Utah (Sept. 28) for the first time under Jim Harbaugh. most don’t even know — that it’s reasonable to fly from California to they’ve lost seven of the last eight and 12 of 16 vs. Miami. “I think this team is really special,” Gators quarterback Feleipe Franks said. “We expect to go out there and No. 13 Washington names Eason starting QB win every Saturday and try to make it a playoff contender The Associated Press into fall camp. Coach Chris championship game. Eason ity following his sexual assault and win a championship here Petersen said Haener will also transferred and sat out last acquittal. again. That’s the expectations SEATTLE — No. 13 Wash- play in the opener. season under NCAA transfer Cephus was suspended from here every year.” ington has named Georgia Eason started as a fresh- rules. the team in August 2018 after It hasn’t been the reality transfer Jacob Eason its man at Georgia, playing in 13 Eason’s first start at Wash- prosecutors charged him with since Meyer’s departure. starting quarterback for the games and throwing for 2,430 ington will be his first game sexually assaulting two women But Mullen has the pro- season opener against Eastern yards and 16 touchdowns in action since Oct. 7, 2017, in his apartment the preceding gram on the upswing. Florida Washington. 2016. against Vanderbilt. April. The university expelled jumped eight spots, from 13th Eason was expected to land He was injured in the first ——— him earlier this year before he to fifth, in scoring in the SEC the starting job after transfer- quarter of the season opener Wisconsin officials: NCAA finished the spring semester. during Mullen’s debut sea- ring to the Huskies but was the following year and never has cleared Cephus to play A jury acquitted him of the son — the kind of offensive in an extended competition regained the starting job after Wisconsin football officials charges earlier this month and prowess that’s been missing in with sophomore Jake Haener Jake Fromm took over and led say the NCAA has restored re- Chancellor Rebecca Blank al- Gainesville since Tim Tebow throughout spring practice and the Bulldogs to the national ceiver Quintez Cephus’ eligibil- lowed him to return to school. graduated. 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lost his job. GARFIELD BY JIM DAVIS He had worked there since we were married 10 years Dear Abby ago, and By Abigail earned Van Buren top wages because he had been with them for so long. Two years into our marriage, when we found out we were expecting our first child, we decided that I would BLONDIE be a stay-at-home mom. My husband has taken care of us financially ever since. I loved that I was able to rely BY DEAN YOUNG & DENIS LEBRUN on my husband for financial security. Since he lost his job, I am angry, frustrated and hurt. His own actions caused his dismissal. I have told him how I feel, but he just yells at me. I feel he should at least listen to how I am feeling. I’m scared for our future. We

have two children under the PEANUTS age of 7, and we are paying child support for his oldest child, who lives with his ex. I BY CHARLES M. SCHULZ want to support my husband, but I feel pushed away and disregarded. How can I show support when I am so scared and frustrated and blame him? -- ON SHAKY GROUND IN NORTH CAROLINA DEAR ON SHAKY GROUND: I understand

your feelings, but have MARVIN you considered what

turmoil your husband is BY TOM ARMSTRONG feeling? Having been the breadwinner for so long, he is suddenly unable to provide for the woman and children he loves. If you want to be support- ive, stop demonstrating your anger, fear and frustration for a while. If you do, it may help him regain his balance sooner. And while you are at it, be THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME prepared to make finan- By David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek

cial adjustments until he Unscramble these Jumbles, WALKER BY MORT finds another job (in- one letter to each square, BEETLE BAILEY cluding seeking a job for to form four ordinary words. yourself). I’m not saying it will be easy, but please NOCEL give it a try. He already knows he has disappoint- ed you. Please don’t make it harder for him than it WROFN already is. DEAR ABBY: I am hoping you can give me guidance on how my wife and I can YEILSA deal with my in-laws and the fact that they are sometimes BY JOHN ROSE socially obtuse. They are nice people, but sometimes they RREEGM have no concept of appro- @PlayJumble Twitter the free JUST JUMBLE app • Follow us on Get priate behavior. The latest BARNEY GOOGLE & SNUFFY SMITH was when we had a small Now arrange the circled letters party for my wife’s birthday. ©2019 Tribune Content Agency, LLC to form the surprise answer, as All Rights Reserved. suggested by the above cartoon. They arrived and then asked to show home movies from when she was a kid. They proceeded to show more than (Answers Monday) an hour of video in which Jumbles: MUDDY OCTET CHERUB SERMON Yesterday’s my wife was on screen for 15 Answer: They started producing books with pages and seconds and knew the other were — BOUND TO SUCCEED people in the movie for only the first two minutes. My CRANKSHAFT in-laws do things like this regularly, and I want a nice HOROSCOPES By Eugenia Last way to say “stop.” My wife & CHUCK AYERS BY TOM BATIUK agrees with me but doesn’t know how to deal with this CELEBRITIES BORN will help you decipher either. ON THIS DAY: Rupert what’s real. -- UNCOMFORTABLE IN FL Grint, 31; John Green, 42; SCORPIO (Oct. 23- Dave Chappelle, 46; Cal Nov. 21): Keep your mon- DEAR UNCOMFORT- Ripken Jr., 59. ey, personal information ABLE: Encourage your Happy Birthday: Face and passwords in a safe wife to speak up for choices head-on to forge location. Focus on health, herself. Rather than allow ahead. Stick to tried-and- diet and exercise, making her parents to take over true methods and to peo- sure to make adjustments and diminish the occa- ple you know are reliable. that will build strength, HI & LOIS sion, the next time they ARIES (March not wear you down emo- BY CHANCE BROWN suggest something you 21-April 19): Look at tionally, physically and and your wife are not on every angle before you mentally. board with, she should make a decision. Ask SAGITTARIUS (Nov. “suggest” that it happen yourself if you will be 22-Dec. 21): Be careful another time. And in the case of the home movie, working toward a goal who you believe or trust she should have said, you really want to achieve with information that “Enough, already!” or if you will be going in could affect your reputa- a circle instead of moving tion or status. DEAR ABBY: A friend in- forward. CAPRICORN (Dec. vited me to have lunch with TAURUS (April 20- 22-Jan. 19): A change is her. I let her know it would May 20): Get out and do heading your way. Con- be a little while before I something exciting or that trol the actions instead arrived because I was in the will help lift your spirits of letting someone else middle of doing something. or build your confidence. take over or catch you off BABY BLUES When I arrived, she had GEMINI (May 21- guard. already finished her lunch! June 20): Refuse to let AQUARIUS (Jan. I thought it was incredibly an emotional situation 20-Feb. 18): Spend more SCOTT BY RICK KIRKMAN & JERRY rude, and I declined to eat. ruin your day. 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or Toll Free (800) 518-(NEWS) 6397 TM Day! Office Located at 1301 Viking Drive MasterCardrr 19 59 99 P.O. Box 1469 - Jasper, Alabama 35502 10 • All Classified ads are Paid in Advance - NO REFUNDS Allowed on these Special Price Packages • SUSAN ODOM, CLERK 35130 1 Employment 40 Services & Repairs 115 For Rent or Lease CIRCUIT COURT THIS PROPERTY WILL BE A CUT ABOVE Walker County, Alabama SOLD ON AN “AS IS, WHERE TELL TREE SERVICE John Wesley Trice IS” BASIS, WITHOUT WAR- REMOVAL, TOPPING, Attorney for DHR RANTY OR RECOURSE, EX- PRUNING; INSURED: P.O. Box 1892 PRESSED OR IMPLIED AS TO PUBLISHER’S NOTICE : All Jasper, AL 35502-1892 TITLE, USE AND/OR ENJOY- FREE ESTIMATES real estate advertised in this The Daily Mountain Eagle (205)282-1412 *Aug. 17, 24, 31, Sept. 7, 2019 MENT AND WILL BE SOLD newspaper is subject to the is accepting applications NEW PRICE SUBJECT TO THE RIGHT OF Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 REDEMPTION OF ALL PAR- E.O. STUMP Grinding CURRY FARM IN THE JUVENILE COURT for Carrier Positions in TIES ENTITLED THERETO. Eddy Owen (205)544-1320 which makes it illegal to advertise 15-ACRES+/- Renovated OF WALKER COUNTY, the following areas: Alabama law gives some per- FREE Estimates “any preference, limitation or 3BR/2BA Brick. Fenced and ALABAMA •SUMITON discrimination based on race, cross-fenced. Barns, IN THE MATTER OF: sons who have an interest in Orchard & Vineyards. Z.A.J., A MINOR CHILD property the right to redeem the JOHN’S LAWNCARE color, religion, sex, or national •EMPIRE Karen Gibson CASE NO.: property under certain circum- Grass Cutting, Weed Eating, origin or an intention to make Alabama Real Estate JU 2018-000212.02 stances. Programs may also Gutters Cleaned. Apply in person at any such preference, limitation or (205)910-0756 PETITION TO TERMINATE exist that help persons avoid or (205)602-0548 Daily Mountain Eagle discrimination.” This newspaper PARENTAL RIGHTS delay the foreclosure process. 1301 Viking Drive will not knowingly accept any The unknown father of Z.A.J., An attorney should be consulted Jasper, Alabama KEITH NATION advertising for real estate which 127 Money to Loan whose identity whereabouts to help you understand these Building and Remodeling. rights and programs as a part of or call 205-221-2884 ADVANCE-FREE LOANS are unknown, must answer the (205)275-9431 is in violation of the law. Our the foreclosure process. OR CREDIT OFFERS Walker County Department of readers are informed that all This sale is made for the pur- All Daily Mountain Eagle It’s illegal for companies doing Human Resources’ Petition for dwellings advertised in this pose of paying the indebtedness Carriers are independent LAWN MOWING AND YARD business by phone to promise Termination of Parental Rights newspaper are available on an secured by said mortgage, as contractors and are not WORK. FREE ESTIMATES. you a loan and ask you to pay as to the minor child Z.A.J., or well as the expenses of foreclo- employees of the Daily CALL J.J. 205-221-6014 equal opportunity basis. Equal for it before they deliver. For thereafter a judgment by default sure. Mountain Eagle. Applicants Housing Opportunity, M/F more information call toll free may be rendered against him in The successful bidder must must have dependable, MUMMEY LAWN Service 1-877-FTC-HELP. A Public Ser- case number JU 2018-000212.02, Juvenile tender a non-refundable de- economical transportation, Year Round Lawn Maintenance. 1, 2, 3BR Apartments available vice Message from The Daily Court of Walker County. posit of Five Thousand Dollars a valid driver’s license and FREE estimates. (205)388-7004 at Woodland Villa & The Bluffs. Mountain Eagle Newspaper and DONE this 15th day of ($5,000.00) in certified funds automobile insurance. Starting at $485. Includes cable the Federal Trade Commission. August, 2019. made payable to Sirote & Per- PRESSURE WASHING and internet. (205)221-0878. SUSAN ODOM, CLERK mutt, P.C. at the time and place ACCEPTING RESUMES’ for Houses, Fences & Driveways 140 Transportation CIRCUIT COURT of the sale. The balance of the Receptionist/Office Assistant. in 205-540-4925 (1) SINGLEWIDE 3BR DORA. Walker County, Alabama purchase price must be paid in a law office. Must be proficient ‘16 LONGHORN Dodge Ram No Pets. $565mo. Good Rental John Wesley Trice certified funds by noon the next with Microsoft Word and the RED RYDERHauling 1500, diesel, crew cab, 4WD. Ref.’s (205)823-3301 Attorney for DHR business day at the Law Office rules of grammar. Please send Crushed stone, gravel, sand, Loaded. White. $33,000 firm. (205)213-0916 P.O. Box 1892 of Sirote & Permutt, P.C. at the your resume´ w/references to: lime, red-rock, topsoil. (205)300-4424 Jasper, AL 35502-1892 address indicated below. Sirote 900 Hwy.78 East, #496, Jasper (205)384-4932 (205)302-5675 1BA/2BR MH, *Aug. 17, 24, 31, Sept. 7, 2019 & Permutt, P.C. reserves the AL. 35501 (205)302-2315 Poplar Springs. Water and BOOGER’S TOWING right to award the bid to the next We pay CASH Garbage furnished. $450mo. MORTGAGE highest bidder should the high- KITCHEN EXHAUST THE REPAIR NINJA for junk cars or trucks $450dep. (205)295-8151 FORECLOSURE SALE est bidder fail to timely tender Hood Technician New Construction & (205)384-0250 Default having been made in the total amount due. Commercial/Institutional kitchen Home Repair 2BR HOUSE, SARAGOSSA. the payment of the indebted- The Mortgagee/Transferee re- exhaust hood cleaning, service, www.facebook.com/ $500 month. $500 deposit; ness secured by that certain serves the right to bid for and or pressure wash experience TheRepairNinja 150 Legals No Pets; 205-387-0730 mortgage executed by Ange- purchase the real estate and to required. Requires ability to lift NOW ACCEPTING ABANDONED lia B. Aaron, a single woman, credit its purchase price against 50.lbs + and work evening shift. CREDIT CARDS VEHICLE NOTICE the expenses of sale and the in- 2BR/1BA HOUSE (Boldo); originally in favor of Mortgage Valid drivers license & pre-em- (205)300-1001 Pursuant to the provisions of debtedness secured by the real Washer,Dryer, Large Porch, Electronic Registration Sys- ployment drug testing required. the Alabama Abandoned Motor estate. Garage. $650 month (1st/last tems, Inc., as nominee for Excellent pay & benefits. Reply Vehicle Act, Section 32-13-1, This sale is subject to postpone- TYLER’S month req.’d) 205-387-9744 United Wholesale Mortgage, to: 205-919-8888 or PRESSURE WASHING Code of Alabama, 1975, notice on the 2nd day of November, ment or cancellation. email info to [email protected] Houses, Driveways, Decks. is hereby given that the follow- 2015, said mortgage recorded Lakeview Loan Servicing LLC, Anything that be cleaned!! 2BR/2BA MH (14x70), Curry ing described vehicle has been Mortgagee/Transferee Hwy. $375 mo. $375 dep. in the Office of the Judge of NEW ACCOUNTS Licensed & Insured. abandoned and will be sold at Elizabeth Loefgren (205)522-6611 Probate of Walker County, Ala- REPRESENTATIVE 205-522-8104 public auction to the highest bid- bama, in Book 2440 Page 399; SIROTE & PERMUTT, P.C. Local Bank hiring for der for cash on September 27, the undersigned Lakeview Loan P. O. Box 55727 3BR/2BA MH, Nauvoo. full-time position. 2019 at 10:00 a.m. at Kilgore Servicing LLC, as Mortgagee/ Birmingham, AL 35255-5727 45 Pets & Supplies Remodeled. New Heating and Minimum 5 years new accounts Wrecker Service, L.L.C., 65 Transferee, under and by virtue Attorney for Air. New flooring. Front and experience required. 2 BEAUTIFUL CHOW Bennie Knight Road, Jasper, AL of the power of sale contained in Mortgagee/Transferee Back porch. $550mo. $550dep. Work days of Monday-Friday PUPPIES, free to good homes. 35501, to-wit: said mortgage, will sell at public www.sirote.com/foreclosures Pet ok. 205-544-1792 Stephanie Submit resume to: 205-300-3886 NO TEXT 1991 Nissan D21 Pickup, Gray outcry to the highest bidder for 452760 301 Third Avenue S. Vin # 1N6SD11S9MC328683 cash, in front of the main en- *August 17, 24, 31, 2019 AL Tag # 49BA282 Jasper, AL 35501 3 FREE KITTENS to good BTL LARGE PRIVATE ROOMS trance of the Courthouse at Jas- The seller shall have the right Attn: Human Resources homes. All litter box trained. ($200 Weekly; $630 Monthly) per, Walker County, Alabama, MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE to reject any and all bids. (205)265-0303. 27948 Hwy. 118 on September 20, 2019, during SALE Default having been OFFICE WORK: Computer and Carbon Hill 35549 *August 24, 31, 2019 the legal hours of sale, all of its made in the payment of the in- Full size refrigerator, debtedness secured by that office experience. Knowledge of BEAUTIFUL HUSKY mix right, title, and interest in and to microwave, Directv service IN THE JUVENILE COURT certain mortgage executed by ordering supplies and steel. Mail (F) Dog, 8 months old. Good the following described real es- included. (205)275-2982 OF WALKER COUNTY, Robert Keith Bridges to Ameri- Resume to: P.O. Box 3151, w/children. (205)471-8752 tate, situated in Walker County, Jasper AL.35502 (205)689-3490 ALABAMA Alabama, to-wit: can General Financial Services IN THE MATTER OF: A parcel of land more particu- of Alabama, Inc., dated July 24, FREE KITTENS to good homes, ROOMS FOR Rent in Home. V.M.P., A MINOR CHILD larly described as follows: Be- 2003 said mortgage recorded QUICK LUBE TECHNICIAN. several colors. (205)221-3331 (205)295-9302 CASE NO.: ginning at the 1/2 mile corner of in the Office of the Judge of APPLY AT HYUNDAI OF leave message if no answer JASPER 4011 HWY 78 E JU 2018-000213.02 the West section line of Section Probate of Walker County, Al- PETITION TO TERMINATE abama, in Book 1846, Page JASPER. MUST PASS DRUG 122 Mobile Homes Wanted 20 proceed East along land line SCREEN AND CRIMINAL 50 Cemetery Lots PARENTAL RIGHTS 868 feet to the Highway; thence 490. Said mortgage was sub- BACKGROUND. FULL-TIME. I BUY The unknown father of V.M.P., south along the Highway 578 sequently sold, assigned and 8 CEMETERY PLOTS (New PAID VACATION. HEALTH MOBILE HOMES whose identity whereabouts feet for the Point of Beginning; transferred to U.S. Bank Na- Prospect); $500 each or $3,200 INSURANCE AND 401K. NO (205)282-1409 are unknown, must answer the thence South along the Highway tional Association, not in its in- FOR ALL; (205)275-5620 PHONE CALLS PLEASE Walker County Department of 90 feet; thence West 150 feet; dividual capacity but solely as Human Resources’ Petition for thence North 90 feet; thence Trustee for the CIM Trust 2018- 124 Land for Sale Termination of Parental Rights R5 Mortgage-Backed Notes, SHOP HELP NEEDED: East 150 feet to the Point of Be- 60 Boats & Marine as to the minor child V.M.P., or Series 2018-R5. Under and by Mechanical skills, weed eating, I BUY ginning; being a part of the NW 17FT BASS TRACKER, 40 thereafter a judgment by default virtue of the power of sale con- clean shop and vehicles. Expe- LAND & TIMBER 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of Section 20, Tracker motor. Good factory may be rendered against him in tained in said mortgage, the un- rienced only. Apply in person (205)282-1412 Township 15 South, Range 5 seats and carpet. $4,450 OBO; case number dersigned, U.S. Bank National 1313 Curry Highway, 1pm-3pm. West, Walker County, Alabama. 205-300-4138 JU 2018-000213.02, Juvenile Property street address for Association, not in its individual 125 Real Estate for Sale Court of Walker County. informational purposes: 3060 capacity but solely as Trustee 20 Announcements DONE this 15th day of Sharon Blvd, Quinton, AL for the CIM Trust 2018-R5 85 Yard Sales August, 2019. Mortgage-Backed Notes, Se- Free Pregnancy Test 3346 TATE ROAD (off Walston Bridge Road); 7AM-2PM; Home PREGNANCY & Decor, Toys, Men’s, Women’s, RESOURCE CENTER Teens & Children’s clothes 1707 2nd Avenue Daily Mountain Eagle Jasper, AL 35501 95 Merchandise $169,000 OBO HAY FOR SALE: Square and 221 Sellers Road,Dora AL. 221-5860 Round Bales. 205-300-4481 3BR/2BA,Kitchen, DR, Den, Service Directory FRE E Info o n A bo rtio n Alterna tives Gas Fireplace, Full Basement. HONEYBEES FOR SALE 26x36 Garage (3-Bay); - Hive with 1 Super, $200 1 Acre +/- Davis Tree ANYTIME 25 Lost & Found - Hive with 2 Supers, $250 Newly Remodeled 2018. CONTRACTING 205-516-6188; 205-441-1005; Service, Inc. • New Home FOUND Pregnant dog; family (205)686-7942, leave message 205-674-0829 Topping, Trimming, Construction of cats, mom and litter of pups, w/name & phone number View on Zillow.com Removal & Stump Air • Electrical • Plumbing brindle dog, litter of 2 pups, 20 Yrs. 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NFL From B1 Panthers hopeful Cam Newton next drive and two plays later will be ready for opener Good Hope (1-0) took a 6-2 lead CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Panthers general man- on a 36 yard touchdown pass from Tanner Malin to Drew ager Marty Hurney says Cam Newton has a mid-foot Maddox. Special teams miscues sprain and he’s “cautiously optimistic” the quarter- allowed the Raiders to extend back will be ready for the Sept. 8 regular season their lead to 21-2 at the half. opener against the Los Angeles Rams. Two punting opportunities were Newton injured his left foot in Carolina’s 10-3 pre- thwarted by Good Hope pres- sure, giving the Raiders two season loss Thursday night at New England. second quarter drives beginning Newton was trying to avoid a sack in the first quar- inside the Bulldogs 30 yard line. ter when he got tripped up and landed on the turf. The Raiders scored on a one play He hobbled to the sideline and grimaced in pain on drive with 4:34 remaining in the first half on a 23 yard run by the bench before walking under his own power to the Bagwell. locker room. The 2015 league MVP was in 11 plays The second drive took just and three series when the Panthers gained just 29 three plays, resulting in a 24 yards. He was sacked twice. Newton left the stadi- yard touchdown pass from Malin um in a walking boot and didn’t address the media to Cole Maddox with 1:38 to go before halftime. before boarding the team bus. Good Hope enlarged its lead to 28-2 on a 22 yard scamper from Malin with 4:02 left in the third Manitoba premier on NFL game: quarter. Good Hope outgained Carbon Hill 392-208 in yardage ‘a lot of disappointment’ on the night led by a punishing WINNIPEG, Manitoba (AP) — The premier of Man- running attack that drained the itoba says there’s a “lot of disappointment” from the clock and gained 272 yards. Packers-Raiders exhibition game that was played on Carbon Hill scored its lone touchdown on a 6 yard run by an 80-yard field because of safety concerns. Devin Daniel with 1:40 remain- Brian Pallister acknowledged during a campaign ing in the game. Daniel led all stop Friday that it “didn’t work out the way they rushers in the game with 19 wanted.” But he added that “organizers tried to do carries for 113 yards. Matthew something that hadn’t been done before, so let’s give Wallace went 4 of 6 in the pass- ing game for 36 yards. Dalton them respect and credit for trying.” Perry led the Bulldog receivers The game Thursday night was played on a short- Photo courtesy Amanda Shavers - The Cullman Times with two catches for 27 yards. ened field because of the turf in the end zones. The Carbon Hill’s Matthew Wallace (5) runs against Good Hope on Carbon Hill travels to Dora next league also eliminated kickoffs. Friday night. The Raiders defeated Carbon Hill 28-9. Friday night. Oakland defeated Green Bay 22-21 on a field goal by Daniel Carlson with eight seconds left. The Pack- ers did not dress 33 players, including Aaron Rod- gers. The Raiders withheld most starters, including quarterback Derek Carr and receiver Antonio Brown. Hamilton, Braves outlast Mets in 14 innings Attendance was 21,992 at 33,000-seat IG Field. By JAKE SEINER with a 30-homer, 30-steal the NL East leaders — of reach for diving second AP Sports Writer season. Only Mike Trout although not with his bat. baseman Joe Panik, Patent office sacks Brady’s bid did it faster than Acuña. Hamilton entered as a allowing Tyler Flowers NEW YORK — Billy A speedy baserunning pinch-runner in the 10th to score from third. The for ‘Tom Terrific’ trademark Hamilton singled home specialist, Hamilton was and stole a base but was hit came in Hamilton’s BOSTON (AP) — It’s settled: Tom Seaver is “Tom the go-ahead run in the claimed by Atlanta off left stranded. fourth plate appearance. Terrific,” not Tom Brady. 14th inning for his first waivers from Kansas Four innings later, He added his second steal City last week to be a his grounder off Jeurys of the game a few pitches The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office rejected hit as a Brave, and At- lanta beat the New York late-game contributor for Familia (4-2) was just out later. Brady’s application to take control of the nickname Mets 2-1 Friday night on Thursday, ruling that it “points uniquely and un- for its sixth straight win mistakably to Tom Seaver.” despite yet another sen- It adds that giving Brady a trademark for “Tom Ter- sational game by Jacob rific” might lead people to conclude the Hall of Fame deGrom. The Mets tied a major pitcher endorses any products, rather than the New league record by striking England Patriots quarterback. out 26 batters — includ- Brady has said he doesn’t even like the nickname ing 13 by deGrom — but and was just trying to trademark it to keep others had their five-game win- from using it without his permission. But Seaver fans ning streak end. At 21, Braves star Ron- accused Brady of trying to appropriate their hero’s ald Acuña Jr. became the identity. second-youngest player

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150 Legals 150 Legals 150 Legals ries 2018-R5, will sell at public OF SAID NORTH HALF A tion. **This is an attempt to col- outcry to the highest bidder for DISTANCE OF 132 FEET; lect a debt and any information cash, in front of the main en- THENCE RUN NORTH 330 obtained may be used for that trance of the Courthouse in the FEET; THENCE RUN EAST purpose.** U.S. Bank National City of Jasper, Walker County, 132 FEET, MORE OR LESS, Association, not in its individual Alabama on September 23, TO POINT OF BEGINNING. capacity but solely as Trustee 2019, during the legal hours Property Street Address for for the CIM Trust 2018-R5 of sale, all of its right, title, and Informational Purposes: 2873 Mortgage-Backed Notes, Series interest in and to the following Pineywoods-Sipsey Road Jas- 2018-R5, Mortgagee or Trans- describe real estate situated per AL 35504 Said property will feree Sady D. Mauldin ALAW in Walker County, Alabama, be sold “AS IS”. NO REPRE- One Independence Plaza, Suite to-wit: THE FOLLOWING DE- SENTATION OR WARRANTY, 416 Birmingham, AL 35209 SCRIBED REAL ESTATE SIT- EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, Attorney for Mortgagee/Trans- UATED IN WALKER COUNTY, IS MADE AS TO THE TITLE feree 19-016645 A-4701477 ALABAMA, TO-WIT: A PAR- OF SAID PROPERTY. Said *08/10/2019, 08/17/2019, CEL OF PROPERTY LO- property is subject to any title 08/24/2019 CATED IN THE NORTH HALF deficiencies including but not OF THE SE 1/4 OF THE NW limited to: any outstanding ad STATE OF ALABAMA 1/4 SECTION 31, TOWNSHIP valorem taxes - including taxes TOWN OF OAKMAN 13, RANGE 5 WEST, MORE which are a lien but not yet due LEGAL NOTICE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED and payable, any matters which NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCE might be disclosed by an ac- PUBLIC WORKS PROJECT AT THE SOUTHWEST COR- curate survey and inspection (OVER $50,000) NER OF THE SAID NORTH of the property, any assess- Pursuant to Ala. Code 39-1-1 HALF OF THE SE 1/4 OF ments liens, encumbrances, (1975), notice is hereby given THE NW 1/4; THENCE RUN zoning ordinances, restrictions, that Double Diamond Con- NORTH A DISTANCE OF covenants, and matters of re- struction Company, Inc. has 330 FEET, MORE OR LESS, cord superior to the Mortgage completed its contract for the TO A POINT WHICH IS THE first set out above. Said prop- Oakman Lagoon Improve- MIDPOINT ALONG THE erty will be sold subject to the ments, 2018, for the Town of WEST LINE OF THE SAID right of redemption of all par- Oakman, Alabama. This notice NORTH HALF; THENCE RUN ties entitled thereto. Alabama will be published for a period EAST ON A LINE PARALLEL law gives some persons who of four (4) successive weeks WITH THE NORTH LINE OF have an interest in property the beginning: August 17, 2019. SAID FORTY A DISTANCE right to redeem the property A final settlement will not be OF 660 FEET, MORE OR under certain circumstances. made upon the contract until LESS, TO A POINT ON THE Programs may also exist that the expiration of the thirty (30) EAST BOUNDARY LINE OF help persons avoid or delay days after the completion no- THE WEST HALF OF SAID the foreclosure process. An at- tice. Any person or firm having FORTY. SAID POINT BEING torney should be consulted to claims on said project for ma- THE POINT OF BEGINNING; help you understand the rights terials or labor should contact THENCE RUN SOUTH ALONG and programs as a part of the Nelson Engineering Associ- THE EAST BOUNDARY LINE foreclosure process. This sale ates, Inc., Mr. Robert Nelson, OF SAID WEST HALF A DIS- will be made for the purpose P.O. Box 1053, Gardendale, TANCE OF 330 FEET MORE of paying the same and all ex- Alabama 35071 in the time and OR LESS, TO THE SOUTH penses of this sale, as provided manner as required by law. LINE OF THE SAID NORTH in said Mortgage and by Ala- *Aug. 17, 24, 31, Sept. 7, 2019 HALF; THENCE RUN WEST bama law. This sale is subject ALONG THE SOUTH LINE to postponement or cancella-