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Davis Cup Comes to City The U.S. will begin The League reminds all voters to take advantage of African-American Sports in its chase for the 2013 Early Voting. Duval County offers early voting at 15 Jacksonville, 1900-1975 Davis Cup title when local libraries, from 7:00 am. to7:00 pm, Saturday to it hosts Brazil in a Saturday, Oct. 27 to Nov. 3rd. Alternatively, you can Stanton, Matthew W. Gilbert, Douglas Anderson, first round tie at the vote by mail (known as absentee voting). You can call Northwestern, Eugene J. Butler and William Jacksonville and request an absentee ballot at 904-630-1414, up Raines! See the legacy of these great schools Veterans Memorial until Wed, October 31. Any voter can request a ballot depicted in the museum exhibit. Show your Arena, set for February 1-3, 2013. and there is no charge. Be sure to sign the back of the school spirit, wear your school colors, be pre- Mayor Brown said, “Hosting the Davis Cup com- envelope before you mail it back. 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B-7 Check, Money Order, Or Credit Cards Accepted PAGE A-2 THE STAR OCTOBER 20, 2012 CHURCH Faith In Our Community The Church Directory Schedule of Events and Services “Come and Worship With Us” ANNOUNCEMENTS New Bethlehem Missionary Baptist Church 1824 Prospect Street * Jacksonville, FL 32208 The Jacksonville Local Organizing Committee of the Sunday School …...... ………………..9:30 a.m. Millions More Movement, Inc., a local non-profit Sunday Morning organization is soliciting your support. We are now asking Intercessory Prayer...... …..10:45 a.m. for your help by donating non-perishable items for our Morning Worship ...... 11:00 a.m. Youth Church fast approaching 'Thanksgiving Basket Give-A-Way'. 2nd & 3rd Sundays (Old Sanctuary) Each year JLOC-MMM Inc., for the past 7 years, has Tuesday - Pastoral Bible Study ...... 7:00 p.m. worked hard to bring joy to underserved families in Elder Arnitt Jones, Acting Pastor Rev. Joe Calhoun, Pastor Emeritus Jacksonville and the surrounding area. You can donate (904) 764-5727 - Church very easy by bringing your non-perishable item / items to 916 N. Myrtle Avenue, Monday through Friday between DEATHDEATH NOTICESNOTICES Historic Mt. Zion A.M.E. Church the hours of 9:00 am until 5:00 pm. You can also call us at Sunday Church School ...... 8:30 a.m. 904-240-9133 or 904-354-1775 for pick up. If you want to October 14, 2012. know more about Jacksonville Local Organizing JACKSONVILLE, FL , Worship Service ...... 10:00 a.m. ADAMS, Betty Rogers, LAWRENCE, Edward Wednesday Committee of the Millions More Movement Inc., visit our “Glory Hour” Bible Study ...... 10:00 a.m. died October 8, 2012. M., 71, died October 9, website: www.realpagessite.com/jacksonvilleloc. Please 2012. “Jehovah Jireh” Bible Study ...... 6:30 p.m. help JLOC,MMM Inc., "as we work to end the communi- ALCORN, Kenneth L., 2nd & 4th Thursday “Young at Heart Ministry ...... 10:00 a.m. 84, died October 14, 2012. LAWSON, Henry Oren, ty violence by providing a good, quality education and not 74, died October 13, 2012. Friday ANDERSON, Ruby Mae Joy Explosion Ministry ...... 6:30 p.m. more incarceration." LOPEZ, Luis, 55, died Hendley, 62, died October 201 East Beaver St. * (904) 355-9475 October 13, 2012. WAYMAN MINISTRIES hosts 137th East Annual 6, 2012. Rev. Pearce Edwing, Sr. MARTIN, Lucille, died Conference for the first time in the history of Wayman BALLENTINE, October 11, 2012. GREATER EL-BETHEL DIVINE HOLINESS CHURCH Ministries 130 year history, it will host members and del- Maurinie E., died October 14, 2012. MATTHEWS, Mary, “The Church Where Everybody Is Somebody” egates of the 137th Session of the East Annual died October 14, 2012. Bishop Lorenzo Hall., Pastor Conference, October 20-27th. Senior Pastor Rev. Mark L. BAYLOR, Charles Street Address: 723 W. 4th St. Jacksonville, Florida 32209 Wayne, 65, died October McMAHON, Colonel Mailing Address: P.O. Box 3575, Jacksonville, Florida 32206 Griffin and Wayman Ministries, (Wayman Chapel AME John F., Jr. USMC Church Telephone: (904) 359-0661 Home: (904) 358-8932 Cell: 710-1586 Church and Spirit of Life Worship Center), will host the 11, 2012. (Retired), 90, died Sunday School...... 9:30 a.m. conference for the first time with events taking place at its BRINKLEY, Alan D., 64, died October 10, 2012. October 12, 2012. Morning Worship...... 11:00 a.m. West side location, Spirit of Life Worship Center, 1176 Tuesday...... Prayer Meeting & Bible Study,7:00 p.m. BROCK, Rita Rose, 87, MURRAY, Ward Wesley, LaBelle Street, Jacksonville. It is part of the 11th Thursday...... Joy Night,7:00 p.m. died October 10, 2012. 84, died October 14, 2012. Episcopal African Methodist Episcopal District under the “Email: [email protected] BROWN, Rev. J.H. NIGHTENGALE, leadership of Bishop Rev. Adam J. 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Frances Bradley, Columnist [email protected] Volume Burks, Photographer And I’m Telling You, Jennifer Holliday + EWC Concert Choir + the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra = the Edward Waters College 11th Annual Fine Arts Scholarship Benefit Concert. This evening of elegance and magnifi- cent entertainment brought to a close the Edward Waters College Homecoming Weekend activities. The scholarship concert is held annually as a fundraising effort to benefit students at the college. The event was sup- ported by many corporate sponsors, patrons, and advertisers including: Florida Blue, Brennan, Manna & Diamond Law Firm, Fifth Third Bank, Jacksonville Port Authority, Bethel A.M.E. Church of Tallahassee, Florida, Dr. James Ewers and Family, The Law Office of Craig Gibbs, Jacksonville Orthodontics, Atty. Kay Harper and The Harper Law Firm, Jacksonville Transportation Authority, and The Florida Star/Georgia Star Newspaper. At the VIP reception, Ms. Holliday graciously greeted and took photos with individuals and the Concert Choir. The program began with opening remarks from EWC alumnus and President Nathaniel Glover. It’s hard to believe that a year has passed since Mr. Glover introduced the 10th Annual concert, a day after the inaugural ceremonies which installed him as president of the college. The Edward Waters College Concert Choir and the Jacksonville Symphony - with EWC Concert Choir Director Barbara McNeely-Bouie conducting - performed arrangements by several noted composers, among them Wolfgang, Amadeus Mozart and Richard Smallwood. Ms. Holliday, accompanied by the Symphony and her musical director on piano, sang a medley of tunes made famous by Ella Fitzgerald (she joked that she hadn’t learned to scat like Ella), such as “A Tisket, A Tasket” and “How High the Moon”, a Richard Smallwood composition, “Psalm 8”, performed with the Concert Choir, Duke Ellington’s “Come Sunday” (a recording which won her a second Grammy), and “One Night Only” and “I’m Changing”, tunes from Dreamgirls, the Broadway production for which she won a Tony Award for Best Actress in a Musical as the character Effie Jennifer Holliday White. She closed the evening with her signature song from Dreamgirls, “And I’m Telling You, I’m Not Going” which garnered a Grammy Award (her first) for Best R&B Female Vocalist. The Benefit Concert Planning Committee was: Congresswoman Corrine Brown, Honorary Chairperson, Madeline Scales-Taylor, Chairperson, Von Alexander, Jacquie Gibbs, Jackie Gray, Eric Johnson, President, EWC National Alumni Association, Cheryl Lawson Wright, Charlene Taylor-Hill, J. Russell Richardson, and EWC staff, Wanda Willis, Assistant Vice-President, C. Blake Hacht, Coordinator for Public Relations, and Stavius Powell, Alumni Affairs Coordinator.

Edward Waters College Concert Choir and Choir Director, Barbara McNeely-Bouie (center)

Visiting from Forsyth, Georgia are, (from left), George and Tracey Willis with Jacksonville resident and Mayo Clinic Actress and vocalist, Jennifer Holliday with President President Nathaniel Glover, Congresswoman Corrine Brown, physician, Floyd Willis, M.D. Nathaniel Glover, Edward Waters College and songstress, Jennifer Holliday

Dr. Orrin Mitchell and Luther and Pam Quarles Mayor Alvin and Mrs. Santhea Brown with Mr. and Mrs. Isiah Rumlin "And I'm Telling You, I'm Not Going"

Benefit Concert planning committee members Cheryl Lawson Dr. Floyd Willis and lovely wife, Wanda Willis, Assistant Vice Wright and Eric Daniel Johnson, President, EWC National President, Edward Waters College Alumni Association EWC students waiting for the concert to begin

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By Rych McCain, [email protected] and Facebook thing she was expecting from the script? She laughs, “No, No, I did not. I mean, as his moth- er, I certainly did not expect him to do that to me. But we do have a lot of very playful Cicely Tyson Liongate Photo moments and he does that at a time when I’m getting at him to change my attitude towards him.” What is Tyson’s take on her character Nana Mama? Turning serious, Tyson breaks it down, “Well first of all I think and what I hope the audience takes away is the fact that she One would think that after a is a mother. To me it’s the most important feature in her personality. And then add to that successful modeling and acting career that spans five decades; and fact that if anything ever happened to her son, she would not only be grandmother but moth- being considered by many as an er to his children. And so, I was torn between his love for the work that he chose and the American artistic treasure and fact that any day he could not come home to me nor his children. So that was extremely dif- icon, she would be content to lay ficult for me.” The stress of being Nana Mama shows as the character is always cranky. back and rest on her laurels and Tyson agrees explaining, “Because she’s living on the edge. She’s living on a very threaten- accomplishments but not so for ing possibility she can loose him any day that he can walk out of that door and never come the magnificent actress Cicely back. So she’s always on edge about that. He has consistently tried to kind of slough it off Tyson. However, when you men- as I know what I’m doing, this is what I love doing and so on and so forth. But she knows tion the word great in her presence the facts that his life is in absolute jeopardy. And as a result, so is mine and so are his chil- she is quick to correct you saying dren.” “I’m not a great actress. I strive to Because this is Perry’s first action-hero film where he is strictly an actor and not the be a good actress. That word “great” is bandied around entirely writer/director, what butterfly did both have about working with each other under these cir- too much.” As mentioned above, cumstances? Tyson muses, “Oddly enough he (Perry) said to me time and time again, ‘I there are many who would tend to can’t believe I’m in a scene with Cicely Tyson.’ ‘I’m doing a scene with Cicely Tyson.’ He disagree with her. After all this went to the director and said ‘I don’t know how to act; I’m doing a scene with Cicely Harlem native is a “Best Lead Tyson.’ By the same token, I’m looking at him and I’m saying, ‘oh my God, I’m doing a Actress” Oscar® nominee for her role in the 1972 movie “Sounder” and was the first Black scene with Tyler Perry.’ I’m really doing a dramatic scene with Tyler Perry.’ So we both actress to win the “Outstanding Lead Actress in a TV Movie” Emmy® in 1974 for “The actually had the same anxieties about working in this particular capacity with each other. Autobiography Of Miss Jane Pittman” as well as other critically acclaimed roles. Tyson Tyson has an incredible body of work. So when a new project comes her way, is there began her career as a model after being discovered by a fashion editor at Ebony Magazine any pressure to except a certain level of project or does she take it for face value for what it and worked her way to the top in that field. Then she studied and made the transition to act- is? Tyson says, “No I never take anything at face value. I have always maintained one way ing. Her body of work is not as extensive as it could have been due to her commitment to portray only strong, positive images of Black women. of selecting a role that I would play and it’s through reading the script. And if my skin tin- Tyson’s latest role is a prime example. She plays Nana Mama, the grandmother/mother gles, I know it’s for me, if my stomach churns, I know it’s a pass. And that’s my way of deciding. OCTOBER 20, 2012 THE STAR PAGE A-7

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Metropolitan Park turned into a cornucopia of color on September 15, when hundreds of Caribbean-Americans met in Jacksonville to celebrate their rich heritage. Children and adults took part in the three day event that included parties, parades, recognitions, con- certs and booths showcas- ing indegenious foods and products. Photos: Colin Rose. PAGE A-8 THE STAR OCTOBER 20, 2012

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Covington Celebrates 84th ‘And I Am Telling You’... Jennifer Holliday’s Birthday With EWC Homecoming Performance Was A Hit! Congresswoman Daughter, Son and Cosmetologists A homecoming football win was certainly reason enough to make Edward Waters College get into holiday mode. However, no true holiday can be experienced with- out the signature vocal stylings of the legendary Jennifer Holliday herself. Accompanied by the EWC Concert Choir and the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra, Holliday did not dis- appoint when she performed last weekend at the Times- Union Center for the Performing Arts to raise money for scholarships. Holliday is known for heart-stopping high notes in her iconic performance as Effie White in the Broadway play Dreamgirls, where she has perhaps one of the most Friends and Orange Blossom retired cosme- memorable performances ever to hit the great white way tologists club members, along with family members ending the first act by belting out ‘And I’m Telling You joined together to celebrate Delia Covington's birth- I’m Not Going’ (also known as You’re Gonna Love Me)’. day. Holliday, who is still considered one of the Covington, who is 84 years young celebrated Queens of Broadway, also won a Grammy for her record- with her son David and daughter, Congresswoman ing of the song. The diva has also enjoyed some time on Corrine Brown (pictured above). the Billboard charts as a recording artist, and ventured Other party attendees included Kate Lewis, into recurring roles on several television shows including Carolyn, Barbara Brown, Lavonne Mitchell, Ally McBeal. She most recently appeared in a duet on Congressman Corinne Brown, Gloria Simmons and American Idol. Beatrice Matthews who are pictured below with the Grammy and Tony award winner Jennifer birthday girl. Holliday hits the stage for scholarships. (Photos: Frank Powell lll)

Congresswoman Corrine Brown & Ms. Holliday City Councilwoman Kimberly Daniels and Jennifer Holliday

State Rep. Mia Jones, Congresswoman Corrine Brown, Jennifer Holliday and State Sen. Gibson.

Guest Artist Jennifer Holliday, President Nat Glover,and members of the EWC Concert Choir

Mayor Alvin Brown and company enjoy the con- cert to raise funds for scholarships. Congresswoman Brown and family: Ms. Armenia Green, mom Delia Covington and brother, Mr. David Brown with wife Barbara.

Nat Glover, President, Edward Waters College(EWC), Brenda and Mel Harris, and Mrs. Harris, Edward Waters EWC’s Nat Glover and Congresswoman College Corrine Brown with Jennifer Holliday.

Photos by Frank M. Powell lll & Angela Favors-Morrell Peggy Smith, Congresswo man Corrine Brown, Will Ellis Reverend and Mrs. Michael Mitchell, St. Florida/Georgia Photographers Williams and Senator Audrey Gibson. Stephens AME Church, and Ms. Holliday PAGE B-2 THE STAR OCTOBER 20, 2012

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Your name has been removed from the JERRY HOLLAND statewide voter registration system. Any voter, whose name has been removed from the statewide voter registration system, may appeal that determination under the provisions of s. 98.0755. Any voter whose DUVAL COUNTY SUPERVISOR OF ELECTIONS name was removed who subsequently becomes eligible to vote must reregister in order to have his or her name restored to the statewide voter registration system. For further information or assistance, please contact the Supervisor of Elections Office at 105 E. Monroe St., Jacksonville, FL or call 904-630-1414. 105 E. Monroe Street, Jacksonville, FL 32202 OCTOBER 20, 2012 THE STAR PAGE B-3

Brunswick Beats On As Local Music Makers Lowe And McNeely-Bouie Make Their Mark

Last weekend, as Barbara McNeely-Bouie directed the Edward Waters College Choir, accompanied by the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra and Broadway queen, Jennifer Holliday in Jacksonville, Ronald Lowe was busy paying tribute to a local music icon at Rev. Craig Campbell’s Zion Baptist Church in Brunswick. Lowe directed the Community Choir Concert in Memory of Bettye Jean Simmons Stuart Floyd. Both McNeely-Bouie and Lowe are a testament to the fact that Brunswick, though small in size, is large in talent, especially as it relates to the arts. The daughter of the late Mrs. Paula McNeeley, Mr. Walter and Mrs. Natalie McNeeley of Brunswick, Georgia Barbara McNeely-Bouie received the Bachelor of Arts degree in Piano Performance from Spelman College, Atlanta, Georgia; and the Master of Music degree in Piano Accompanying from Cincinnati-Conservatory of Music, Cincinnati, Ohio. She is presently on the faculty of Edward Waters College in the Music Department and is Director of the Concert Choir. Her expertise in Church Music is recognized at local, state, and connectional levels. She has served as Minister of Worship and Liturgy, Minister of Music, and Director of Music in many churches. Barbara is the founder of The Anointed Hands Music Ministries Meanwhile, Ronald Lowe is the Co-Music Director for the 5th Episcopal District and Director of Music for the Southern Annual Conference for the African Methodist Episcopal Church. Ron, the youngest son of Edward Lowe (deceased) and Leola Lowe, graduated from Glynn Academy High School. He matriculated at the University of Georgia and received a Bachelors of Music Degree. He also has a Master of Music from Roosevelt University/Chicago Musical College and has completed course work toward the Doctor of Music Arts at the University of Southern California. Barbara McNeely-Bouie, Edward Waters Choir Ron Lowe returns to Brunswick to showcase Director his musical talents.

Concert Accompanists: Mrs. Betyye Moore, pianist and Mrs. Marie Brogsdale, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore, Natalie McNeely, Barbara McNeely- pianist; Elaine Mainor, Lillie Frazier, and Robert Griffin-Saxaphone and Retired Bouie EWC Choir Director and Walter McNeely Band Director, along with the Community Concert Choir Director, Ron Lowe.

Photos by Angella Favors-Morrell Florida/Georgia Star Photographer

Accompanists: Rev. George Miller, keyboard; Mr. Christopher Holliman, percussionist; Mr. Tony Mr. Leo Moore and Ron Lowe Polite, bass; Rev. Leon Mack, Saxophonist from Saint Marys Georgia, along with Ron Lowe. PAGE B-4 THE STAR OCTOBER 20, 2012

COLLEGE SPORTS: Jacksonville Faces Road Test Against EWC TIGERS Team Also Looking For Second Win By MIKE BONTS CELEBRATE 30-29 Florida Sports Wire

HOMECOMING WIN The bye week for the 1-4 Jacksonville Jaguars OVER WEBBER is over and it was back to work Monday for players and coaches. By MIKE BONTS “It was good to be back here today. You can JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Webber tell they have a little more International University Warriors traveled to energy, a little more juice in Jacksonville to be the homecoming football opponent them when they came out to for Edward Waters College Saturday. practice today,” said head The Tigers improved to 3-3 on the season with coach Mike Mularkey. “I a 30-29 come from behind win. EWC piled up 369 yards think it was a good time for on offense while holding the visitors to 214. The Tigers a bye and really thinking had 16 first downs to WIU‘s 11. about that halfway right EWC QB Brandon Turman threw three touch- through it counting training down passes, two to Devion Laws and one to Ray camp and the season, so I Dukes. think it came right on time The Jaguars' returned to practice Monday to prepare for their second road Turman was 12 of 18 for 242 yards he also for us.” game of the season on Sunday against the Oakland Raiders. (Photo by rushed for 31 yards. Suwayne Hylton had three catches SMITH BACK AT Nancy Beecher/Florida Sports Wire) for 66 yards. Philip Teamer ran for 55 yards on 12 car- PRACTICE: Outside line- ries. backer and eight-year veter- The first half of the game was a defensive battle an Daryl Smith practiced in which neither team would score until the second quar- for the first time in six ter. The Tigers’ Jerry Martin kicked a 28-yard field goal weeks on Monday. His sta- to take the lead, 3-0. Mason Prater would tie the game tus for Sunday’s game at with 1:28 left in the second quarter with a 37-yard kick. Oakland is expected to be After the half the Warriors would score first on decided later in the week. the second half on a Kentrall Mims one yard run to tied Smith set a franchise record the game 10-10. The Tigers would score on a 26 yard for tackles for loss last sea- run by Ralph Shuler to regain the lead, 10-17. son, and is the leading tack- Just 30 seconds later the Warriors would tie the ler in Jaguars’ history. He Tigers on a Brendan Deshields’ 25-yard run knotting the has yet to play after sustain- game at 17-17. ing a preseason groin injury. Prater would set a new career record hitting a 52 “I’m hoping he can play. I yard field goal giving the Warriors their first lead of the think everybody is,” said game. 20-17. The Warriors would add a safety at the Mularkey. start of the fourth quarter, 22-17. Deshields would score ROSTER MOVES: from three yards out with 10:34 left to play for a 29-17 The Jaguars signed veteran lead. safety Chris Harris this But the Tigers would answer the Warriors 19 week. In 11 combined point with two touchdowns run giving them a one point games last season, he The Roar cheered on the Jaguars last week by putting down their signature lead and the win, 30-29. totaled 29 tackles and one The EWC defense was led by linebacker interception while playing teal to sport pink in support of Cancer Awareness Month. (Jaguars Marquis Davis who recorded eight solo tackles, three for Detroit and Chicago. for a loss and one and a half sacks. Berta Balfour also The former Bears’ 2005 led the Titans to a 26-23 South leading Texans (5-1) Area Sunday to face AFC had eight unassisted tackles, Kamer Mitchell had six sixth-round pick has record- comeback win over the host Baltimore this week. opponent Oakland. The and Bernard Dawson recorded five. Richa Copeland, ed 421 tackles, 16 intercep- Pittsburgh Steelers last Running back Raiders are 1-4 after a road Tony Goodman, Torr Beckworth and Tourre Smith all tions and 13 forced fumbles Thursday night, will start at Shonn Greene ran for a loss to Atlanta. The Raiders contributed to the win with multiple tackles. in 96 games for the Bears, Buffalo. Titans' opening career-high 161 yards and tied the game with Darren Webber was led on offense by Mims who threw Panthers and Lions. day starter Jake Locker is three TDs as the NY Jets McFadden 2-yard TD run for 10-15 for a total of 96 yards and a long of 25 yards, Jacksonville waived corner- still recovering from a dis- beat Indianapolis (2-3), 35- and the extra point. Atlanta and four yards rushing. On defense Nate Keller had five back Kevin Rutland. located shoulder. On 9. The Colts host the mounted a drive and Matt solo tackle, six assisted tackles, one fumble recovery, AFC SOUTH Sunday night Green Bay Browns Sunday. Bryant’s 55-yard field goal two and a half tackles for a total loss of 11 yards, and NOTES: Tennessee (2-4) routed previously unbeaten UP NEXT: The with one second left gave one quarterback hurry. QB Matt Hasselbeck, who Houston 42-24.The AFC Jaguars travel to the Bay the Falcons a 23-20 victory. AT 6-0 FALCONS NOW ONLY UNDEFEATED NFL TEAM

By ARTHIA NIXON Florida/Georgia Star

It’s official. The Atlanta Falcons are number one! Going into weeks six, the Falcons are the only team undefeated team left in the league now that the Green Bay Packers packed a punch when they served the Houston Texans their first loss of the season with 42-24 on Sunday. Earlier that day, we saw the Falcons hold off the Oakland Raiders in a 23-20 on Sunday largely in part to Asante Samuel and Matt Bryant. The Falcons will take on the Philadelphia Eagles this weekend. Sunday’s win also marked a milestone for head coach Mike Smith who is now tied with Dan Reeves as having the most wins in Falcons history. Asante Samuel (top left) Another first for the Head Coach Mike Smith (top right) Falcons – this is the first Falcons go pink to support cancer time the team has had a 6-0 awareness (bottom left) start in franchise history. Photos: Atlanta Falcons OCTOBER 20, 2012 THE STAR PAGE B-5 PAGE B-6 THE STAR OCTOBER 20, 2012 CLASSIFIEDS

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As an African - American newspaper, we basically report on offenses committed by African - Americans. Please note that in our observations, weekly reports show that African - Americans DO NOT commit the largest percentage of criminal offenses in this area. Four Convicted Felons Arrested After Failed Robbery Man Runs Truck into Home in Attempted Murder

Four convicted felons were arrested after a A man was arrested after trying to murder some- poorly attempted robbery and evidence that gave it one by driving his truck into their home. all away. At approximately 3:05 a.m., the suspect, 36- year-old Phillip Maurice Waller, intentionally drove Police received a call at 11:12 p.m. to a his truck into an occupied home. Before driving the home from a woman who said she was watching tel- truck into the home, the suspect had made threats to evision when someone suddenly pushed her front injure the occupants of the residence. A warrant was door open. She rushed toward the door and one of issued for Waller’s arrest and offering a $1,000 re- the suspects immediately fled. Police arrived and ward. Phillip Waller Garomy Golloman also talked to a neighbor who said he saw a man with Several days later, At approximately 11:45 a.m., dreadlocks running down the street. While deputies police, U.S. Marshals and a K-9 Unit conducted a traffic stop near an in- were outside the victim’s home, they heard an engine tersection. The suspect, 36-year-old Phillip Waller, was arrested and running and saw a 1995 white Oldsmobile with no charged with attempted murder in the first degree. Waller was also said to headlights on speeding toward them. The driver have been wanted for armed kidnapping, aggravated assault, and felony turned on his headlights as it approached and was domestic violence battery. Waller is being charged with two counts of attempted murder in stopped by the police. They noticed that the four men the first degree, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, felony battery, inside were all sweaty and covered with dirt and saw- possession of cocaine. dust type material on them. The driver, 21-year-old Garomy Keron Golloman, matched the description James Richardson given of the suspect involved in the home burglary. All four men stepped out of the car and were searched. Each of the four men gave separate differ- ent stories as to why they were in the area and where they were going. Police searched the area and lo- cated a pair of gloves in the middle of the road by the victim’s home. Another set of gloves were found nearby a few houses down from where the other pair was found. Police also located a van with the ignition punched and several large items inside that may have Terrence Jones been stolen. Detectives continue their investigation into the van case and have not released any further details at this time. Golloman was arrested along with James Allen Richardson, 44, Terrence Lamont Jones, 43, and Daniel Coleman Jr., 48. They were charged with felony occupied burglary. and are being held on no bond. Golloman was also charged with Violation of Probation. Detectives said all four are convicted Daniel Coleman Jr. felons. C&J 2 THE STAR OCTOBER 20, 2012 From Actual Police Reports SSSHH! DidDid YouYou HearHear About?...About?... EDITOR’S NOTE: All suspects are deemed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. The Sheriff’s Office reports are a matter of public record. The Star seeks to educate in the hope of keeping our community safe. Two Arrested After Woman Dies from Pepper Spray Your Safety Two men were arrested for the death of a woman who unfortunate- Top Economic Scams in Your Area ly died from pepper spray. 20-year-old Ronnie Lanard Tyson 1. Pigeon Drop- This scam usually involves two suspects, one suspect will state and 21-year-old Kenyatta Simario they have and visually show the victim a large amount of cash and/or savings bonds. The second suspect will approach and add his opinion on what to do with Grant were caught by surveillance the money. The suspects manipulate the victim into thinking that they will be cameras in the early morning hours able to split the money three ways if they can ‘secure’ or ‘verify’ the other cash outside of an event at a cafe. and bonds. The suspects eventually collect all of the cash from the victim and Surveillance video showed Tyson leave the victim holding a bag of worthless paper. The elderly are usually target- spraying pepper spray in a man’s ed as victims, and this generally occurs in store parking lots. Ronnie Tyson face to distract him as Grant tried to 2. Jamaican Sweepstakes Scam- This scam involves a phone call usually from a yank the silver chain and medallion Jamaican cell phone number declaring to the victim that they have won a cash from his neck. The pepper spray prize or vehicle. The victim is then told that they must provide some ‘tax cash’ drifted into the large crowd, and or ‘stamps’ to pay customs for the cash being allowed to enter the country. The people began to run. As 28-year-old suspect will give the victim instructions to wire money to Jamaica for the pur- Kimberly Clarke inhaled the spray, pose of releasing the cash and car. The victim will be told over and over that there were issues and more money will need to be wired. The victim never receives she struggled to breathe, calling for any prize. Anytime you are asked to pay money in order to receive a cash prize, help as she fled and falling to the you need to be aware. ground. About 20 minutes later, other attendees realized she was still 3. Secret Shopper Scam- This scam will generally originate through email or reg- unconscious on the ground and ular mail. The scam involves a seemingly legitimate check being mailed to the victim, giving directions for secretly shopping for an item. The check will be for called for help. Fire Rescue para- Kenyatta Grant more than the item will cost. The victim will be instructed to deposit the check medics transported Clarke to the into their checking account and wire a set amount of money back to the compa- hospital in critical condition. She was said to have a heart con- ny. Shortly after the victim deposits the check and wires the money, the victim’s dition and never regained consciousness. She died nine days bank will declare that the check is counterfeit and the victim is responsible for later after the incident. the full amount withdrawn from the account. Detectives initially released surveillance video that 4. Reshipping Scam- This scam involves the victim looking for a ‘work from showed the robbery and both suspects running off camera. The home job’. The victim will be told that they are working for a logistics company robbery victim is seen on video retrieving his handgun from his (or similar). The victim is told that they will be paid monthly, usually a large car and running after them. He is then seen retreating after spot- amount and reimbursed for shipping supplies. The victim will be instructed to ting an FHP trooper working an off-duty detail at the truck stop. reship items that are delivered to victim’s address, usually out of the country. The A second surveillance video released by detectives showed victim is told that they will not be paid until the end of the second month. The victim continues to reship the items anticipating the large paycheck that will Tyson at the truck stop convenience store about two hours never show up. before pepper spraying the crowd. Police put pictures up on the internet asking for assis- 5. Craigslist/Classified Ad Scam - This scam involves the victim selling some- tance from the public to identify the suspects. They received thing via a classified ad. The victim will be contacted by an interested party. multiple Crime Stoppers tips identifying Tyson. Their investiga- Usually the full asking price will be agreed upon and the purchaser will send a tion later led them to Grant. check to the seller. The check arrives and is for much more than the agreed upon price. The purchaser will re-contact the seller and state that it was a mistake, and Grant was tracked down and arrested, while Tyson will have the seller return the overage to the purchaser. The seller deposits the turned himself in a few days after. They were both charged with check and sends the overage back to the purchaser, at which time the seller’s felony murder. Both are being held without bond. bank tells them the check is fraudulent. The seller is now responsible for the total Grant was arrested three times this year for DUI and amount withdrawn from the account. leaving the scene of an accident, loitering and driving with a 6. Grandson/Granddaughter stuck overseas and needs money to get out of jail or suspended license. pay for hospital bills calls grandma/grandpa to wire the money. Clarke is said to have been a native from Jamaica and received education in the U.S. with a degree in criminology. 7. ATM/Waiter/Gas Pump skimming – Small handheld device is used to scan Tyson had been previously arrested for burglary and your debit/credit card number. Then your credit card numbers are sent to anoth- strong-arm robbery er location, sometimes out of the country and used to make purchases. OCTOBER 20, 2012 THE STAR C&J 3 BizarreBizarre CrimesCrimes who, what, when...huh?

Cross-Dressing Nurse Steals from the Elderly Man Accidentally Shoots Self During Home Invasion

Police are looking for a suspect who A man accidentally shot himself during a home inva- cross-dresses as a nurse who stole thousands of sion and was arrested. dollars on credit cards he stole from elderly pa- Police received a call from an individual who was shot tients at numerous nursing homes. inside a home. Officers responded and found a man identi- 29-year-old Meko Jerran Hartfield was fied as 34-year-old Leonard Denard Porter suffering from a said to have dressed as a female nurse to blend gunshot wound. He was transported to a local hospital in crit- in with staff at a nursing home where he al- ical condition. During the investigation officers determined that the wounded individual was a suspect in this home in- Meko Hartfield legedly stole the credit card, social security Leonard Porter vasion robbery along with two other accomplices, 31-year- card, and driver's license from a 92-year-old. He also stole a wallet from an 87- old Johnny Acevedo Jr. and 30-year-old Audra Noel Steadman. According to year-old in another nursing home with his disguise. reports, Porter is also facing charges from another home invasion investigation. Police found surveillance footage of Hartfield making multiple transac- The victim of the home invasion said Porter broke into her home and tions with the stolen cards. He was also caught spending up to $4,000 at a Tar- pointed a gun at her demanding money. She said when she told him she didn’t have get store using the credit card of the 87-year-old any, he put her on her stomach on the bed. During the struggle, Porter’s gun went Police believed Hartfield to really be a woman at first, but later released off hitting him in his own head. that the suspect was actually a man after finding out it was a disguise. They let Porter was arrested and charged with armed home invasion, armed rob- it be known that Hartfield wore wigs and medical scrub attire. Police are asking bery, and armed burglary. His other two accomplices were arrested and charged the public for any information on Hartfield’s whereabouts, including an unknown with the same charges. black male who was seen with him at the Target store. Hartfield is suspected of According to records, he has been arrested in 2002 for various cocaine- committing similar offenses throughout the country related charges and served about 18 months. Other Unusual Crimes Across the Nation

Baby Brutally Beaten and Sent to Hospital Because Dad was on Man Uses 1-Year-Old Son as Shield Against Taser “Spice” Houston, TX- 50-year-old Clifford French had been in an ar- Phoenix, AZ- Police had received a call from a man identified as gument with his common-law wife at an apartment. French was 29-year-old Jesse Martell Miller, who said, “I just beat up my daugh- said to have hit her and when police arrived, he did not coop- ter.” When police arrived at the home, Miller and his daughter were erate. French continually did not show any signs of complying already taken to the hospital by the child’s mother. At the hospital, with police and refused to be arrested. One of the officers de- police say Miller admitted to beating his 1-year-old daughter. The baby was badly beaten cided to pull out a Taser gun to shock Miller. Miller immediately reacted by holding in the face with bruises, dried up blood in her nose, swollen lips, and was reported to be his baby and using him as a shield. Police say it got to the point where the baby was soaking wet. She was also bleeding from her brain. She is in the intensive-care unit and choked as French tried to protect himself from anymore possible tasering. He even- is in stable but critical condition.Miller’s wife told police that she was at work when she tually surrendered and was arrested. He will face a felony charge of child endan- received a call from Miller who told her that he had smoked spice, an increasingly pop- germent and an assault charge. ular synthetic marijuana that is known to cause people to act extremely violently. He then Juvenile Jailer Offers 15-Year-Old Girl Candy for Sex said he beat his daughter. When Miller was questioned by police, he told them he did in- Houston, TX- Robert Emerson Robinson, 28, was a juvenile deed smoke spice. He said he was smoking it in the bathroom while his baby was in front jailer and was seen on a surveillance camera going to the cell of a TV. He then said he sat down on the couch when he was done with his daughter. He of a 15-year-old female when lights were turned off. The teen said at one point, he went “out of it” describing that “his soul left his body and he went said that she allowed him to be involved in sexual activities to hell.” He said when he came to his senses, he heard his child screaming and saw blood with her because he gave her candy and treats while she was in- from her mouth. He tried to wash the blood off the baby using the bathtub. Miller said that carcerated. Robinson confessed to the crime and said he did make a mistake. He was he realized he caused the injuries to his child. Miller was arrested on one count of child arrested and charged with second-degree felony sexual assault of a child. He is free abuse and is being held on $45,000 bond. on $30,000 bond. C&J 4 THE STAR OCTOBER 20, 2012 CommunityCommunity UpdateUpdate MISSING CHILDREN

Name: Kethia Alexis Name: Davon Dwayne Name: Erica Chandler Name: Kenny M. Grayer Name: Jonisha Lollar Age: 17 Daniels Age: 17 Age:17 Age: 16 Weight: 115 lbs Age: 16 Weight: 110 lbs Weight: 164 lbs Weight: 130 lbs Last seen: 10/05/12 Weight: 120 lbs Last seen: 9/22/12 Last seen: 10/03/12 Last seen: 9/22/12 Last seen: 10/04/12 ON THE LOOKOUT

Residential Burglary

Patrol officers responded to a burglary to a residence. Investigation revealed that two unknown suspects forcibly entered the victim's unoc- cupied residence and stole two televisions before fleeing the area in a black GMC pick-up style truck. A witness obtained the tag number of the vehicle which was registered to a stolen truck matching the descrip- tion of the truck used by the suspects.

Anyone with any information about the identity or location of the sus- pects is asked to contact Crime Stoppers at 1-866-845-TIPS or email at [email protected]. You will remain anonymous and receive a possible reward if your tip leads to an arrest.

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Name: Deion Regina Name: Joshua Jamal Name: Antonio Bethea Name: Amber Anderson Bartley Bane Offense: Traffic in Offense: Organized Offense: Grand Theft, Offense: Carrying Stolen Property Fraud over $20,000 Use Anti-Shoplifting Concealed Firearm Device

Citizens with tips are encouraged to call Crime Stoppers at 1-866-845-TIPS. You can remain anonymous and become eligible for a reward. OCTOBER 20, 2012 THE STAR PR - 1 Webber International University and Edward Waters College Homecoming Photos by Frank M. Powell III

The Webber Warriors visited the Tigers of Edward Waters College for their homecoming game on October 13, 2012 in Earl S. Kitchings Stadium at William M. Raines High School in Jacksonville, Florida. The Tigers came out with the win from behind with less than a minute in the game, 30 - 29.

Dr. Floyd Willis and Wanda Willis, Dr. Rosa Simmons, Ed- ward Waters College National Alumni President, and Dr. Orion Mitchell

Edward Waters College

Jesse Newton, Intern, Charmaine Wilson, Womens Bas- ketball Coach, Ashley Walker, Head Softball Coach, and Carmelia Smith, Administrative Assistant, Athletics De- partment

Senator Audrey Gibson, up for re- election, and Edward Waters Col- Edward Waters College Miss Junior lege President Nat Glover says D’Andra Bryan and Mr Junior Cour- Please Vote Early! tavious Davis

Edward Waters College Homecoming Edward Waters College Home- Princess Amber Durett and Homecom- coming Queen Amia Price and Miss Edward Waters College Shaneka Ferrell and Mr. ing Prince JuJuan Lee Homecoming King Jeffrey Stewart Edward Waters College Kadeem Bell PR - 2 THE STAR OCTOBER 20, 2012 For today's teens, the time to plan for Success Park college expenses is now

(BPT) - A recent survey, released by TD Ameritrade Holding Corporation, found that among the parents of Generation Z (who range from ages 13 to 22), 58 percent say they took out student loans to fund their own college ed- ucation, and, of those, 43 percent report they are still repaying those loans. Considering their parents’ struggles with college debt, it comes as no surprise that Gen Z is eager to ensure they graduate with as little debt as pos- sible. Among this group of young adults, 39 percent cited that paying for col- lege was a top concern, while another 39 percent said they were also concerned about having a large student loan balance. The following tips are for families gearing up for college: 1. Calculate the costs While a quick online search can give families an idea of college expenses, predicting future costs can be a bit more challenging. There are a number of free online resources available that can help parents and teens estimate how much they’ll need to save for college so they can get a solid plan in place. 2. Explore your savings options Parents and teens should work together to research college savings options like 529 college savings plans, Coverdell Education Savings Accounts and custodial accounts. Once they decide on a plan that will work for them, the saving can begin. 3. Turn talk into action Once a college savings plan is established, parents and teens should follow through on their planning and make a conscious effort to save.

There may be no more fitting name than Success Park. The new recreation space near the Edward Waters College campus shows Sheran Shelton, the Director of A Magical Beginning Learning Academy the power of public-private partnership and the benefits of gov- ernment working with business and community leaders. The half-acre park at the intersection of Pearce and Dot Would like to share 5 Great tips for streets in the New Town Success Zone park includes a walking creating a life time reader in your child: trail, playground equipment, benches, adult fitness equipment 1. Read to your child daily and passive green space. Further improvements will include ad- ditional trees and a picnic and pavilion area, provided by TD 2. Read age appropriate books to your child Bank. The park project began last summer and was completed in March 2012. 3. Ensure that the books are eye catching and colorful Earlier this week, Mayor Alvin Brown joined Edward Wa- ters College President Nat Glover and other community leaders 4. Incorporate play acting to make reading fun for the ribbon-cutting ceremony. He commended President Glover for the college’s commitment to care for the park. That 5. Take regular trips to the library means the city will be able to increase public recreation space Reading to your child helps to build basic speech skills, without increasing the taxpayer cost of ongoing maintenance. teaches print concept, as well as creates a bond between par- “This is what happens when government works with busi- ent and child. For more knowledgeable tips, please visit us at: ness and community leaders. We all win. Progress is visible and we put Jacksonville first,” said Mayor Brown. www.themagicbeginshere.com For more information visit COJ.net. 4218 Blanding Blvd. Jacksonville, Fl. 32210 (904)317-7455 OCTOBER 20, 2012 PREP RAP PR - 3 Florida Ophthalmologists Warn Parents and salons, novelty shops, or costume stores.” Teens about the Dangers of Decorative Con- In 2005, a federal law classified all contact lenses as medical devices tact Lenses when Purchased Without a Pre- and restricted their distribution to licensed eye care professionals. Ille- gal sale of contact lenses can result in civil penalties of up to $11,000 per scription violation. Additionally, some decorative lenses, such as trendy circle lenses, are not FDA-approved. Consumers should only buy decorative Popular Halloween products can lead to eye damage and vision loss contact lenses from an eye care professional or a seller who asks for a prescription and sells FDA- JACKSONVILLE, approved products. Fla. – As kids across the state To safely wear decorative shop for their Hal- contact lenses this Hal- loween costumes, loween or any time of year, the Florida Society the American Academy of of Ophthalmology Ophthalmology recom- and the American mends following these Academy of Oph- guidelines: thalmology are warning Florida - Get an eye exam from parents and teens an eye care professional about the dangers such as an ophthalmolo- of non-prescription gist. decorative contact - Obtain a valid pre- lenses. Decorative scription that includes the contact lenses are brand name, lens meas- increasingly popular to create elaborate costumes, offering blood urements, and expiration date. drenched vampire eyes, glow-in-the-dark lizard eyes and more. Unfor- - Purchase the decorative contact lenses from a licensed eye care tunately, decorative contact lenses can also lead to real-life nightmares, professional or an eye product retailer who asks for a prescription. including permanent eye damage and vision loss. One study found that - Follow the directions for cleaning, disinfecting, and wearing the wearing decorative contact lenses increased the risk for developing ker- lenses. atitis – a potentially blinding infection that causes an ulcer on the eye – - Never share contact lenses with another person. by more than 16 times.[i] These patients were most often teenagers or - Get follow up exams by your eye care provider. young adults.

All contact lenses require a prescription and proper fitting by an eye care To obtain a prescription for decorative contact lenses, an eye care pro- professional such as an ophthalmologist – an eye medical doctor. Even fessional will measure each eye to ensure proper fit. Contacts that are not if someone has perfect vision, they need to get an eye exam and a pre- fitted by an eye care professional may scratch the eye or cause blood scription in order to wear any kind of contacts, including decorative con- vessels to grow into the cornea. An eye care professional will also pro- tact lenses. Products that claim “one size fits all” or “no need to see an vide contact lens care instructions. Contacts that are left in for too long eye specialist” can mislead consumers and may be on the market ille- or that are not properly cleaned and disinfected can significantly increase gally. the risk of an eye infection.

“Unlike corrective lenses, which most patients understand to require pro- If you notice redness, swelling, excessive discharge, pain or discomfort fessional screening and fitting, decorative lenses are easily obtainable from wearing contact lenses, remove the lenses and seek immediate in costume shops and online, which leads people to believe that they are medical attention from an ophthalmologist. Eye infections like keratitis safe,” said Charles B. Slonim, M.D., president of the Florida Society of can quickly become serious and cause blindness if left untreated. For Ophthalmology. “Unfortunately, it’s not uncommon to see permanent more information on decorative contact lens safety or to find an Eye eye damage and vision loss from over-the-counter cosmetic lenses. We M.D., visit www.geteyesmart.org. discourage all consumers from wearing contact lenses obtained in beauty PR - 4 THE STAR OCTOBER 20, 2012

Webber International University and Edward Waters College Homecoming Photos by Frank M. Powell III Photos continued from page PR 1.

Edward Waters College Triple Threat and The Purple Thunder

Edward Waters College Cheerleaders Chantel White, Darryle Bell, Amber Hall,Mia Parmer, Jessica Carter, La'Portia Grace,Kenya Pate, Eboni Miller,Sharkene Brown, D'Andra Sister Network Inc Northeast Florida Chapter Cancer survivors Katrina Upshaw, 2 Bryan, Jahuna Davis, LaKita McGriff,Bar-Breea Coffee, Cham- years, Lena Jordan, 12 years, Shenita Perry,2nd time survivor, 12 years, Camille Mc pellia Wells,Shenquinese Shields, Dominique Thomas, Cracken, 2nd time survivor, 5 years, Sabrina Williams, 2 years, Shanette Dorsey,13 A"lexxus Penson, and Princeston Johnson years,and Cynthia Ragans,4 years

Edward Waters College Miss and Mr soph- Shirley Meeks and Joyce Durant, spectators at omore, KeShari Milling and Adrian White Miss Freshman A’lexxus Penson Edward Waters College Homecoming game