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Herald-CitizenFRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2018 | COOKEVILLE, TENNESSEE 116TH YEAR | NO. 247 50 CENTS Council approves bid for skate park construction BY LINDSAY MCREYNOLDS services director, told coun- $800,000 Local Parks and Seattle, Washington, de- think it will attract people HERALD-CITIZEN cil members that the total Recreation Fund grant from signed the park with input from other parts of the estimate for the project is the state for the project, from residents following state.” Cookeville’s fi rst skate now $848,000 including the which requires a 50-percent public meetings last year. The 10,000-square-foot park took a signifi cant step design and engineering fees. match from the city. Council members ex- park that will make use of forward Thursday night. That’s $48,000 more than HFR Design of Nashville pressed their excitement for the hole for the old Park The city council approved what the city had budgeted provided architectural plans the skate park, which has View Pool with an eight-foot- a bid from FTM Contracting for the project. But Woods and engineering designs and been a goal for several years. deep section. of Cookeville for $698,000 to said that additional money services for the project, bid “It’s slowly come along Construction is expected to construct the park at the old will be taken from the city’s documents and construction with all sorts of input from begin as soon as possible and Park View Pool. quality of life fund. administration. the community,” Council- be complete by May of next Rick Woods, city leisure The city received an Grindline Skateparks of man Chuck Womack said. “I year. DARK DAY Assassination of state Sen. Tommy Burks still fresh in mind of reporter who covered it 20 years ago

BY MARY JO DENTON outside of Monterey, but they FOR THE HERALD-CITIZEN wanted somebody there fast, and the other offi cers had Sometimes now, twenty to come all the way from years later, random details Cookeville,” he told me. of the story fade or blend to- “When I got there, Char- gether, escaping my memory. lotte was cradling Tommy in But the starkest images of her arms. He was dead.” the day State Senator Tom- In the newsroom earlier my Burks was murdered that morning, it had seemed remain etched there. to be just another Monday. We didn’t know it that fi rst We had no idea that a mur- day, but it was a political as- der was about to occur and sassination by his opponent that the bizarre story of it in an upcoming election. It would occupy us for the next was the biggest story I would several years. cover in my 38 years as a Reporters were writing newspaper reporter. various routine stories I can still see the mental that morning, expecting a “photos” formed in my mind smooth fi nish by the 11:30 from the words of my sourc- a.m. deadline. I wrote two es as I frantically worked stories, one about a chemical that fi rst morning to get the spill on the highway and one story before deadline for the about a hit-and-run fatality Herald-Citizen, an afternoon on a city street. I had no oth- paper. er stories planned for that “Is it Tommy?” I asked day’s paper, but stayed at TY KERNEA | HERALD-CITIZEN FILE Sheriff Jerry Abston by my desk working the phone, This photo from barely a month before his death shows Sen. Tommy Burks handing phone late that morning as looking for stories for the one of the pigs from his farm to Marcia Bowman. he worked at the scene of the next day. murder on the Burks farm When I phoned for Sheriff near Monterey and I worked Jerry Abston, the jail dis- in the Herald-Citizen news- patcher told me the sheriff room. was not in, that he had gone “Yes,” he said. to Monterey to investigate a “Is he dead?” shooting at the Burks farm. “Yes.” That’s all he would tell me, I can still hear the voice so I hung up and began later that day of Monterey phoning everybody I knew in Police Chief Bruce Breed- law enforcement, hoping to love, who had been the fi rst fi nd out enough to get a story HERALD-CITIZEN FILE offi cer to arrive on the scene into that day’s paper. Sen. Burks speaks HERALD-CITIZEN FILE that morning. I didn’t yet know who had during an Education Most emergency services personnel in Putnam County “After the 911 call came in, been shot, but I knew that Committee hearing responded to the call to search for the gun used in the they radioed me to get out in Nashville in 1991. assassination of Sen. Burks. to the Burks farm. That’s SEE BURKS, PAGE A2 Several roads closed for Ulta running of the Haunted Half Open Ulta Beauty is BY PAIGE STANAGE the runners,” said Cookeville off icially open in HERALD-CITIZEN Police Lt. Darrin Stout. the Shoppes at The marathon is a 13-mile Eagle Point. The Traffi c at various intersec- loop. store is holding tions in Cookeville may be It starts at Tennessee their soft opening congested Saturday during Tech and goes south toward until their grand the Haunted Half Marathon. downtown Cookeville. Then opening on Oct. The marathon is scheduled runners will make their way 26. The store will 7 to 10:30 a.m. on Dry Valley Road, Shag Rag be open Monday- “There won’t be any road Road, and back onto North Saturday from 10 closures, but we will have offi - Washington Avenue. a.m.-9 p.m. and cers at the intersections help- The race will fi nish on Sunday from 11 ing to direct traffi c around Tech’s campus. BEN WHEELER | HERALD-CITIZEN a.m.-6 p.m. herald-citizen.com INDEX 2 sections | 20 pages OBITUARIES Page A7 DEAR ABBY A8 COMICS B7 OPINION A4 Gladys Whitaker, Cookeville Dwayne Myers, Cookeville CALENDAR A6 CROSSWORD B6 SPORTS B1 David Allen, Cookeville Charlie Robbins, Cookeville CLASSIFIED B3 LIVING A8 SUDOKU B6 Martha Maynard, Cookeville Carmel Maxwell, Baxter A2 HERALD-CITIZEN FROM PAGE 1 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2018 herald-citizen.com 0LOTTERY0 Thursday 10th Street shopping center vote delayed Cash 3 Evening 9-8-7, Lucky Sum: 24 BY BEN WHEELER Cash 3 Midday HERALD-CITIZEN 9-5-0, Lucky Sum: 14 The proposed shopping Cash 3 Morning center on 10th Street and Old 6-6-7, Lucky Sum: 19 Kentucky Road is on hold for another month. Cash 4 Evening The planning commission 4-1-6-5, Lucky Sum: 16 has postponed its consider- ation of rezoning the property Cash 4 Midday to November. 4-3-8-8, Lucky Sum: 23 The planning commission Cash 4 Morning was asked by the developer to 0-9-2-8, Lucky Sum: 19 delay the item until the Nov. 26 meeting because the traffi c Cash4Life study for the project is not yet 07-08-16-20-44, Cash complete. However, the com- Ball: 3 mission will consider amend- ing the Cookeville 2030 plan when it meets Monday. 0READER SERVICES0 “Any rezoning proposal that BEN WHEELER | HERALD-CITIZEN Address: signifi cantly deviates from The corner of 10th Street and Old Kentucky Road is the topic of a possible rezoning for a 1300 Neal St. the plan cannot be approved,” proposed shopping center in Cookeville. Cookeville, TN 38501 James Mills, Cookeville plan- ning director, said. “This one the property to PCD, Planned Planning Commission chair- tension of preliminary plat of Mailing Address: does deviate from the plan. Commercial Development. man James Stafne noted that a Hudgens Court. To even consider that rezon- PCD allows offi cials to desig- similar situation arose with a • Consider letter of credit for P.O. Box 2729 ing, the plan would have to be nate every detail of projects on separate property, and once the sidewalks for one year for the Cookeville TN 38502 changed fi rst.” the property. PCD zoning was enacted, the Glen Abbey Subdivision. The commission will vote to “We think PCD is the only developer pulled out. • Consider to study rezoning Phone: 931-526-9715 label the property in the plan, rezoning we’ve got that would Cookeville Planning Com- 111 Chestnut Ave from Single Fax: 931-526-1209 which will still be zoned RS-10 be appropriate for this site,” mission will meet Monday, Oct. Family and Duplex Resident (single family residential), as a Mills said. “With that, we have 22 at 5:30 p.m. (RD) to Local Commercial (CL) News new land use classifi cation — the opportunity to require Also on the agenda: • Consider to study abandon- [email protected] Commercial Planned. more than what’s typically • Consider fi nal plat of Eagle ing and declaring as surplus a Sports Commercial Planned would required in other zoning dis- Point. portion of the western right-of- [email protected] limit any future rezoning of tricts.” • Consider six-month ex- way on Polly Drive. Advertising [email protected] Living [email protected] Circulation Rent going up for some public housing residents [email protected] Business News BY JIM HERRIN been approved,” he said. “We’ve be plus or minus $800. That’s a said. [email protected] HERALD-CITIZEN given Walnut Village (residents) substantial amount of cash fl ow “After they move into a re- Church News notice.” coming into Walnut Village that modeled apartment, their rent [email protected] Some residents of Walnut Harris said HUD has ap- we need to service the debt and could go in excess of $800.” School News Village, Cookeville’s housing proved two proposed increases cash fl ow the project.” He said lower income resi- [email protected] complex for the elderly and dis- in the “market rents” for Walnut But Harris said not every dents likely won’t have to pay Classified Ads abled, may soon see an increase Village — one to be implement- Walnut Village resident will be any additional rent “out of [email protected] in their monthly rent. ed after the closing of a loan to aff ected. pocket” because HUD subsidiz- Executive Director Dow pay for a renovation project at “We’ve got three market es those rents, and then pays the Letter Guidelines Harris told the Highlands Resi- Walnut Village and one which renters over there right now,” housing authority the approved All letters to the editor must be dential Services board Tuesday will take eff ect once construc- he said. full market rate. signed and include the writer’s that the Department of Housing tion on those renovations is “What’s a market renter?” Harris also said the reno- name, address and phone and Urban Development has completed. asked board member Dan Huff - vation project is in a bit of a number. Letters are subject to approved a new HAP (Housing “When we close the loan, ines. “holding pattern” at the moment editing and/or rejection. A strict Assistance Payment) contract rents will go from roughly $500 “A market renter (is one as offi cials await formal approv- 400-word limit will be enforced. for the development. a month average to $600 a month whose) income is high enough to al of all the paperwork involved. Send letters to the mailing “The contract rents that we’ve average,” he said. “Then, when where they’re having to pay the He still expects construction address listed above, or email proposed in that new HAP, the construction is completed, maximum rent that HUD allows to be started some time in the to [email protected]. which are substantial, have our market rents are going to for those apartments,” Harris spring. 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You wanted an Indian Carrier or called me with advice about South Carolina governor politics and is often the last woman, but Elizabeth Warren Mail: 385 this speech. They all said made the jabs at the annual time two presidential nomi- failed her DNA test.” Zip Code $28 $54 $95 Print & E-Edition $29 $56 $98 E-Edition Only $21 $42 $84 BURKS: 20 years later, reporter remembers it as if it happened yesterday Mail: Outside 385 Zip $49 $85 $143 FROM PAGE A1 I worked harder, knowing swered. He verifi ed that Sen- was not uncommon for him to Mail: Outside what a problem we had on our ator Burks had been shot to drop by just to say hello or to Tennessee $82 $132 $220 any shooting on the property hands. By afternoon, every death while sitting in his farm answer some inquiry we had of our state senator was news news outlet in the state would truck. No one knew the motive, made. I had never heard of Miss Your Paper? that we needed to have that have the story and we would and there were no known sus- anyone who didn’t like Tommy Your carrier is an independent day. But it was already 10:30 look incompetent or worse if pects at that time, he said. Burks, though some might dis- contractor. However, as a a.m. Could we pull it off in one we didn’t have the story in the I began writing the story. agree with some of his political service to our subscribers, our hour? A lot to verify, many Herald-Citizen, the only daily The paginators began rear- views at times. I had no idea circulation department is open questions to get answered, newspaper in the senator’s ranging layout for the front who would want him dead. from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. Mon- then time to write and edit. district. page. We notifi ed the Associ- After deadline that day, I day-Friday and from Could we do it? But what if in the rush to ated Press. We were going to went to the Holiday Inn restau- 7-9:30 a.m. each Sunday to It turned out that we had to grab this huge story, doing break this story and make our rant for lunch. As always, the answer calls. Call 931-526-9715. do it. so in far less time than we deadline. place was crowded. But the That became obvious and normally devoted to nailing That deadline crunch was usual buzz of conversation Herald-Citizen urgent when I began picking down facts, we got it all wrong? not the only hardship we had and laughter among the diners USPS 313-680 up hearsay talk that it was I worried about that. But there to overcome that day. We also was muted. There was a hush ISSN 8750-5541 Senator Burks who had been was no time to go to the scene. had to contain our emotions over the place, a sad quietness The Herald-Citizen is published shot. My fi rst thought was that If we were to get the story by enough to focus on the work. interrupted at times by voices daily except Saturdays, New Year’s it must have been a robbery. deadline, it would have to be We had to temporarily set barely above whisper level. Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, But never mind the motive by phone. aside our deep sympathy for They had heard that Tommy Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day right now, I scolded myself. The clock kept ticking, the Burks family, our shock Burks was dead. They were in by Cookeville Newspapers, Inc., at 1300 Neal St., P.O. Box 2729, Cookeville, The fi rst task was to verify eating up the one hour left. I at a brutal murder committed mourning. TN 38502. Periodicals postage paid that it had actually happened. desperately needed to reach in broad daylight, our sadness at Cookeville TN. POSTMASTER: send As a police beat reporter, I someone offi cial, someone over the community’s loss of a Editor’s Note: Byron Looper, address changes to Herald-Citizen, knew that sometimes dramatic who could go on record about beloved leader. There was no Sen. Burks’s opponent for his P.O. Box 2729, Cookeville TN 38502. The Herald-Citizen is a member of tips turn out to be just hyped what had happened. Somehow time for tears. And reporters state Senate seat in the 1998 the Tennessee Press Association up rumor. I managed to get the sheriff ’s don’t cry, at least not in the election, was convicted of the and the Associated Press. The As- But with every phone call, personal cell phone number. newsroom. fi rst degree murder of Burks sociated Press is entitled exclusively my sources were more and Just how I got it, I don’t re- Senator Burks had been no in 2000 and sentenced to life in to use for publication news printed in the Herald-Citizen. more certain that Senator member now. And I called him stranger to this newspaper. prison. Looper died in prison Burks had been shot. So as the there at the scene. We had covered his legislative in East Tennessee in 2013 at the deadline clock kept ticking, Thank goodness he an- career over the years, and it age of 48. Jack McNeely Editor & Publisher WEATHER Lindsay McReynolds Tonight Saturday Night Sunday Night Readings Managing Editor A 100-percent chance of showers. Patchy frost after 4 a.m. Otherwise, Areas of frost after 4am. Otherwise, Thursday’s high in Cookeville was 64, low 38. Thursday’s Low around 52. mostly clear, with a low around 36. clear, with a low around 35. high in Monterey was 60, low 42. Roger Wells North wind 5 to 15 mph, with gusts as Advertising Director Saturday high as 20 mph. Monday Almanac A 60-percent chance of showers like- Areas of frost before 8 a.m. Other- Friday is the 292nd day of the year, with 73 remaining. The Keith McCormick ly, mainly before 11 a.m. Mostly cloudy, Sunday wise, sunny, with a high near 64. sun sets at 6:01 p.m. and will rise at 6:53 a.m. Saturday. Circulation Manager with a high near 63. Patchy frost before 8 a.m. Otherwise, The moon is waxing gibbous with 77% of the visible disc sunny, with a high near 55. illuminated. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2018 HERALD-CITIZEN A3 herald-citizen.com US stocks jump in reaction to strong company earnings

NEW YORK (AP) — alysts expected and its Strong earnings are stock added 7.5 percent sending U.S. stocks to $86.32. higher Friday at the PayPal surpassed end of a choppy week expectations in the of trading. Consumer third quarter and also products maker Procter announced a partner- & Gamble is surging ship with American after reporting strong Express. PayPal surged sales of beauty products 11 percent to $86.02. in its latest quarter, American Express said while credit card com- spending on its credit pany American Express cards increased and and payment processor its results were better PayPal also jumped. than analysts expect- Technology and inter- ed. American Express net companies are on gained 4.1 percent to the rebound after some $107.05. recent losses. Ebay, PayPal’s former While stocks are corporate parent, slid on track to fi nish the 6.9 percent to $29.37. BEN WHEELER | HERALD-CITIZEN week higher, most of MARKET LEAD- Tennessee Department of Transportation is currently repaving State Road 136, with the majority of the market’s recent ERS: Amazon rose 1.8 the project from Bear Creek Road to the Overton County line. gains have been swiftly percent to $1,802.32 followed by losses. The while Microsoft jumped S&P 500 hasn’t risen by 1.6 percent to $110.28 two days in a row since and Apple added 1.4 Sept. 20, the last day of percent to $219.03. The a three-day string of stocks have soared in TDOT paving SR-136 gains. That was also the recent years, which day of the benchmark helped make them the BY BEN WHEELER is that it is time for this section to “One of our top projects is to index’s most recent re- three most valuable U.S. HERALD-CITIZEN get resurfaced,” Jennifer Fly- either widen or add shoulders,” cord high. It’s down 4.6 companies, but they’ve nn, TDOT community relations Randy Porter, Putnam County percent since then. struggled lately as Tennessee Department of offi cer, said. “The pavement is Executive, said. “We sent a letter KEEPING SCORE: investors worry about Transportation is repaving near- getting some age on it, and to to TDOT, and they’ll be perform- The S&P 500 index economic growth in the ly 5.5 miles of State Road 136. keep it in good shape, now is the ing a safety study to determine gained 20 points, or 0.7 U.S. and the possibility The $674,000 project will time for it to be resurfaced.” what can be done.” percent, to 2,788 after that trade tensions and resurface parts of the state road SR-136 was listed as one of the Despite the request for the it fell 1.4 percent on rising interest rates will in both Putnam and Overton top 10 projects that needed to be safety study, there is no guaran- Thursday. The Dow stem that growth. Counties. The total length of the worked on in the recent traffi c tee that anything will be done Jones Industrial Aver- BONDS: Bond prices project is 5.34 miles, with the survey. Due to it being a state to either widen the road or add age rose 162 points, or slipped. The yield on majority of the project running road, the county doesn’t have shoulders. Although Porter hopes 0.7 percent, to 25,552. the 10-year Treasury from around Bear Creek Road to much control over some of the that something will be decided The Nasdaq composite note rose to 3.20 percent the Overton County line. issues, but county offi cials would once the study comes back. climbed 77 points, or 1 from 3.17 percent. “The short and simple answer like to see additional work done. percent, to 7,562. The ASIA: China said Russell 2000 index of economic growth sank smaller-company stocks to a post-fi nancial crisis edged up 5 points, or 0.3 low of 6.5 percent in the Feds: Child exploitation focus of church probe percent, to 1,566. third quarter. Chi- The S&P 500 has nese fi nance offi cials PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Two report released this summer, All but one of the state’s eight fallen for three weeks launched a media blitz years ago, a federal prosecutor which found that 301 priests mo- dioceses confi rmed Thursday in a row, but is on track to shore up confi dence in Pittsburgh considered fi ling lested more than 1,000 children that they have received the fed- to rise 0.8 percent this in the country’s sagging a racketeering lawsuit against over seven decades. McSwain, a eral subpoenas sent last week, week. stock market. China’s a Roman Catholic diocese over Harvard Law School graduate and largely sounded willing to LOOKING GOOD: economy has gradually its handling of child sex-abuse and former Marine sniper pla- comply. The world’s largest slowed for years, even complaints, but left offi ce before toon commander, was appointed McSwain, among other consumer products before a trade dispute he could make the bold move. by President Trump and took things, wants to know if any maker is on track for its between Beijing and However, a colleague in Phil- offi ce just four months ago. priests took children across biggest gain in a decade. U.S. President Donald adelphia is now taking aim at “It’s a courageous move, state lines for sex; viewed child Procter & Gamble said Trump led to higher the church this month, sending whenever prosecutors take pornography; reassigned pred- sales of fabric and home tariff s. The Chinese grand jury subpoenas to dio- on something that there’s no ators; or used church funds or care products edged government tightened ceses throughout Pennsylvania precedent for, that is uncertain. assets to cover up sexual mis- higher in its latest quar- controls on lending last as he tries to build a federal You’re investing resources with conduct. He has demanded the ter while beauty prod- year to rein in a debt criminal case centered on child potentially no return. But it church turn over fi les from any ucts revenue jumped boom, but that, too, has exploitation. needs to be done,” said David “Secret Archives,” along with 20 percent. The maker aff ected the economy. U.S. Attorney William Mc- Hickton, the former U.S. attor- fi nancial, personnel and treat- of Tide detergent, Hong Kong’s Hang Swain of Philadelphia has a ney in Pittsburgh who looked at ment records. And he expects Pampers diapers and Seng rose 0.4 percent head start on the work, given the Altoona-Johnstown Diocese to take testimony from church Gillette razors posted Seoul’s Kospi added 0.4 the sweeping state grand jury in 2016. leaders. a bigger profi t than an- percent. Haslam: Ready to use electric chair for execution NASHVILLE (AP) quicker and less painful — Tennessee Gov. Bill execution method than Haslam says the state lethal injection. is prepared to execute Haslam says the death row inmate Ed- state has been ready to mund Zagorski using use the electric chair the electric chair. since Oct. 11 — the day Haslam told report- of Zagorski’s original ers Thursday he is not execution. reconsidering granting No new execution date Zagorski clemency has been set, but court despite issuing a 10-day documents indicate he reprieve last week that could be executed as delayed the inmate’s early as Oct. 28. execution. Among the Zagorski was sen- reasons Haslam handed tenced to death in 1984 down a reprieve was for killing two men he Zagorski’s request to die robbed during a drug in the electric chair as a deal. 0ARRESTS0 Ralph Richardson, 59, Livingston; arrested by of Livingston; arrested the CPD for theft; bond by the Cookeville Police is $1,000. Department for do- John Hancock, 33; mestic assault; bond is arrested by the CPD for $1,000. two counts vehicle as- Tina Goggin, 55, of sault and two counts of California; arrested by reckless endangerment; the Tennessee Highway bond is $60,000. Patrol for two counts Rafael Francisco, 22, possession of a con- of Cookeville; arrested trolled substance and by the CPD for driving unlawful possession under the influence, of drug paraphernalia; resisting arrest and driv- bond is $4,500. ing without a license; Brittany Farley, 24, of bond is $1,800. Cookeville; arrested by Dustin Bilbrey, 33, of the CPD for forgery and Cookeville; arrested by identity theft; bond is the PCSO for domes- $1,500. tic assault; bond is Desirea Harris, 33, of $1,000. HERALD-CITIZEN FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2018 A4 Opinion herald-citizen.com Herald-Citizen Established 1903 Jack McNeely Editor and Publisher Lindsay McReynolds Managing Editor Kate Cook City Editor Don Foy News Editor Th ings that bring us together

here’s so much going on to divide us these days. I can’t put my fi nger on a sole reason why. Ev- eryone seems to have a reason to be angry with Tsomeone else. Maybe it’s the political climate. Lord knows some of those commercials make you think evil is right on your doorstep. At any rate, I’ve come up with some things that might bring us all a little closer together. First, this lottery stuff is wild. Just the idea that $2 could get you nearly a billion more is nuts. There are some Thanks for a successful Kiwanis auction folks that go overboard, spending hundreds — that they don’t really have The Kiwanis Club of Putnam bid and/or bought the items. spent on the youth of Putnam KATE — on lottery tickets. That’s a little too County would like to thank all The auction would not be County. Since we are all volun- COOK far. If you’re reasonable about it, it’s businesses and individuals who possible if it was not for Tays teers, there is no administrative fun. We buy a ticket for the Powerball helped make our annual online Auction Company. We want cost. The Kiwanis Club has or Mega Millions when it gets up over $400 million. auction a great success. We had to especially thank Sam Tays, been a fi nancial partner of the Hope is not a bad thing. a variety of items ranging from Beth Tays, James Bray and the Cookeville Children’s Museum Incidentally, I won the Powerball once. That $16 a condo in Smokies, tickets to employees who assisted us with since 2011, awards fi rst-year bought us a family pizza night. And it gave me the shows in Smokies, gift certifi - the items online and conducting scholarships to seniors from excuse to say I’ve won the Powerball. And I said cate at The Retreat on Center the auction. Thanks to Brent Putnam County high schools that repeatedly over the years. Hill, advertising in various Carl Fleshman and WHUB 1400 to Tennessee Tech University Next, we’re all going to be shivering soon. It keeps local media, jewelry, newspa- AM and 107.7 FM for allowing since 1967, Soap Box Derby, getting colder. I know, I know, it’s late October, and per subscriptions, restaurant us to come on the radio program Sponsor of Key Clubs at Cookev- it’s time for cold. But the time of year will bring gift cards, auto oil changes, “Good Morning Cookeville” to ille and Upperman High Schools about the two coldest places you can imagine. tire and wheel alignment, legal promote our auction. and many other projects involv- The fi rst is the bottom of a bathtub early in the services, pictures, furniture, It takes everyone involved to ing local youth events. morning. That’s a cold that’s absorbed through your sports equipment and many make the auction a success and “Kids Need Kiwanis.” toes and spreads up and through your entire body. more items. We want to thank we appreciate all who partici- It’s a kind of cold that sticks around the entire day, all those who donated items and pated. All of the money raised Bob Palmer no matter how many layers of clothing you pile on. those who went online to look, stays in Putnam County and is Cookeville All because you’d like a shower before work. That’s cold, but the coldest place on earth is a gas pump. Think about it, one minute you’re in a toasty car, enjoying your favorite music, and the next you’re in a very open area, the breeze whip- ping between those gas pumps and cutting straight Putnam County Library, Algood branch through your best coat. Once the lottery crazy dies down and the cold In the October 4th article re- The City of Algood already has are already in the city, since the begins in earnest, we’ll have the holidays. And garding the Algood City Council, a very nice small library with a new council member appears not holidays are stressful, no matter how much folks get I was disappointed to see Ruby variety of resources and comput- to be aware of resources avail- along or how smoothly it goes. I truly hope folks can Hawkins state that she would ers available to residents of all able in her own town. be happy together and enjoy the greatness of the “like to see a place that has com- ages. Perhaps more focus needs holiday season, but I’m a little skeptical this year. puters with internet available, to be spent on strengthening and Ted Wolf With all the stress and frustration, a very divisive maybe even a small library.” publicizing the resources that Cookeville election coming up here in a few weeks, there are folks who won’t be able to set it all aside to enjoy a little peace and light. Just to be safe, let’s put some good feelings out into the world. Smile at a stranger. Do something nice for a friend without expecting anything in Scenes from an empty parking lot return. Pet some puppies, cuddle a kitten. Spread some warmth because the cold is coming. A certain church near Tech’s But in the last two years, your blacktop? Are you trying Speaking of warmth, next week, I’ll celebrate the campus left a message last with all of Tech’s new campus to protect it from sin? Last end of my fi rst year at the Herald-Citizen. The folks Thursday on my windshield to construction, resulting in even Saturday I counted the number here have shown me nothing but warmth, welcom- which I feel inspired to respond. more limited on-campus park- of spaces you have been trying ing me into their family. I’m so grateful and looking The message (printed on hell- ing than before, students and to block off : 48. Do you actually forward to many more years to come. fi re-red paper) stated, “You are more faculty have also been have that many employees? If more than welcome to park in using this church’s parking lot. so, how come they never show KATE COOK is city editor for the Herald-Citizen. Her our parking lot as this is a free Starting last year, this church up for work? The day after the email address is [email protected]. service we off er to Tech stu- began hanging chains across towing edict was distributed, dents and faculty. However, we fully half their lot with signs one car—one—was parked in ask that you please honor the attached reading “Church Only the precious “church only” area “Church Only Parking“, [sic] Parking.” At the other end they while 47 spaces lay empty. “Staff Parking”, [sic] and “Guest post similar signs that are easy Yes, there are occasional (in- Parking”. [sic] [signs] We also enough to drive around if you frequent) weddings and funer- MODERATELY CONFUSED ask that you please park in a can’t fi nd a spot anywhere else. als. And yes, it’s private proper- [sic] appropriate [sic] marked But many students, appar- ty. So is the lawn of the old man parking spot and keep the driv- ently scared away by the signs, yelling at kids to stay off it. ing areas clear….Final Notice. have been cramming the side of I was raised Protestant in Car will be towed at owner’s the street with their cars, possi- Kansas, so I know about the expense.” bly risking being sideswiped by Bible, especially the New I teach at Tech, and for sev- a careless driver. Testament. I also know about eral years I’ve parked in this Let’s see … There are church Christian arrogance, Christian church’s huge, mostly-empty services on Sunday and on pettiness, and Christian hypoc- parking lot rather than search Wednesday evenings. risy. for a spot that is often frustrat- So why try to block others the One last question, church peo- ingly unavailable on campus. I rest of the time from using an ple: What would Jesus do? have never parked in a “Staff empty parking lot? What is the Parking, “Guest Parking,” or harm to your church, church Michael O’Rourke handicapped slot. people? What is so sacred about Cookeville

Climate change and plant-based diets Right on the heels of utter panel of 23 climate experts and of cattle and from animal waste devastation wrought by hur- follows the latest warning about cesspools, respectively. ricanes Florence and Michael, rising temperatures by the Unit- In an environmentally comes an alarming report in ed Nations Intergovernmental sustainable world, just as we the prestigious journal Nature Panel on Climate Change. replace fossil fuels by wind, that mitigation of global climate A 2010 United Nations report solar, and other pollution-free change will require a massive blamed animal agriculture for energy sources, we must also switch to plant-based eating. 19% of greenhouse gas emis- replace meat and dairy products The report concludes that sions, 70% of freshwater use, in our diet by vegetables, fruits, global warming threatens the and 38% of land use. Carbon and grains. world’s very food supply, in ad- dioxide is emitted by burning Our next supermarket visit dition to generating scorching forests to create animal pas- off ers a superb opportunity to heat, raging wildfi res, devastat- tures and by operating factory get started. ing hurricanes, massive fl ood- farms. The more damaging ing, and rising sea levels. It was methane and nitrous oxide are Cedrick Hill compiled by an international released from digestive tracts Cookeville FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2018 HERALD-CITIZEN A5 herald-citizen.com A6 HERALD-CITIZEN FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2018 herald-citizen.com Trump says without evidence 0CALENDAR0 The Community Calendar is a daily list of events hosted TUESDAY, OCT. 23 by nonprofit groups in Putnam, White, Overton & Jackson Music & Dance: Silver that Dems are behind ‘caravan’ counties. To be included, call 526-9715 & ask for the news- Point Community Center room secretary or email [email protected]. Be every Tuesday night, sure to include your name & number as well as a time, date 6:30-9 p.m., free event. MISSOULA, Mont. campaign themes back got drunk and wrecked & location of the event. Deadline for Tuesday-Friday’s paper Features Cumberland (AP) — President Donald into national conversa- a government vehicle at is noon the day before. Deadline for Sunday is noon Friday. Country Band. Trump is suggesting tion as he looks to boost a Secret Service go- Deadline for Monday is 3 p.m. Friday. Church-related items UC Barbershop Chorus: 7 without evidence that Republican turnout to ing-away party. Tester are published in a separate calendar in the Religion section p.m. Meets at J&S Con- Democrats or their allies maintain their congres- had released a list of alle- each Friday. Deadline for church calendar items is noon struction, conference are supporting a “cara- sional majorities in 2018. gations against Jackson Wednesday. room in back. Learn to van” of Central Amer- Trump was in Mon- that was compiled by the sing, everyone welcome. ican migrants who are tana to boost GOP Democratic staff of the Rock rd. on left. Call 931- Call 261-5018. traveling north aiming Senate candidate Matt Senate Veterans Aff airs FRIDAY, OCT. 19 267-2647. Exercise Classes: For to enter the United Rosendale, who is run- Committee. Sparta Green Market: Sea- Craft Fair: & Demonstra- Seniors 10-11 a.m. Baxter States. ning against Democratic “He was attacked so son Finale. 4-7 p.m. Met- tions. Free event. 9 a.m.-4 Senior Center. Silver Addressing thousands Sen. Jon Tester — a viciously, so violently calf Park, across from the p.m. Everyone welcome. Sneaker affi liated. of supporters at a cam- lawmaker the president by Jon Tester,” Trump square. Local produce, Cookeville Art Studio & Parenting Skills: Free paign rally in Montana says has been a “disaster claimed Thursday. meat, fruit, fl owers, eggs, Gallery, 186A S. Walnut. classes off ered by The Thursday, Trump said for Montana.” “That’s really why I’m baked goods, crafts & (Behind Senior Citizens Stephens Center. 9-10:30 immigration is now one The president blames here.” entertainment featuring Building) Call 526-2424. a.m. Topic: Empathy. of the leading issues in Tester for the backlash Trump also heaped Billy Mac & Cher. Some- Fundraiser: American Held at Healthy Start the 2018 midterms, and against former White praise on Republican thing for all ages. Legion Junior Shooting Offi ce, 1680 S. Jeff erson he accused Democrats of House doctor Adm. Ron- Rep. Greg Gianforte, who DRIVE the VOTE: Do you Team, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Ave. Suite C, Cookeville. supporting the migrants ny Jackson, whom the pleaded guilty to mis- need a ride to early at Veteran’s Hall, 90 E. Call 931-559-6432. because they “fi gure president had tapped to demeanor assault after voting or on election day Spring Street. Watercolor on Masa Class: everybody coming in is serve as Veterans Aff airs attacking a reporter in to vote? Call 931-530-3367 Marksmanship Program: 9 With Betsy Fox. 9 a.m.-2 going to vote Democrat.” secretary. Jackson was 2017. “Any guy that can (leave message if no one a.m.-1 p.m. Ages 12-18. p.m. Call offi ce to pre-reg- The comments mark forced to withdraw after do a body slam, he’s my answers) to schedule a Veteran’s Hall, 90 E. ister, get supply list. the injection of one of facing ethics allegations, kind of guy,” Trump free ride. You can also Spring Street. Cookeville Art Studio & Trump’s signature 2016 including claims that he said. “He’s a great guy.” leave message on Face- Trap Shooting Benefit: Gallery, 186A S. Walnut. book or email drivethevo- 5 Stand Wobble Trap Call 526-2424. [email protected] Shooting. 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Tim Hall from Owensboro, Kentucky 40,000 lbs.- cents per lb. Vanguard TtlSMIdxInv LB 135,625 68.94 -5.2 +9.5/B +11.2/B NL 3,000 Oct 18 113.05 113.47 111.97 113.07 +.15 Vanguard WlngtnAdmrl MA 88,474 71.39 -3.1 +3.9/B +7.9/A NL 50,000 Dec 18 117.40 117.77 116.17 117.17 -.20 Sunday 5:30pm - Bro. Tim Hall from Owensboro, Kentucky Feb 19 121.50 122.02 120.35 121.37 -.10 STOCK FOOTNOTES: G = Dividends and earnings in Canadian dollars. H = Does not meet Apr 19 122.45 122.87 121.32 122.37 -.08 continued-listing standards. LF = Late filing with SEC. N = New in past 52 weeks. PF = Jun 19 115.20 115.32 114.02 114.95 -.20 Preferred. RS = Stock has undergone a reverse stock split of at least 50 percent within Aug 19 113.12 113.15 112.15 112.95 -.17 RT S Monday 7:00pm - Bro. Danny Dwyer from Ashland City, TN Oct 19 114.30 114.47 113.55 114.30 -.27 the past year. = Right to buy security at a specified price. = Stock has split by at UN VJ WD HOGS-LEAN least 20 percent within the last year. = Units. = In bankruptcy or receivership. 40,000 lbs.- cents per lb. = When distributed. WI = When issued. WT = Warrants. Dec 18 54.37 54.37 52.00 52.30 -2.40 Tuesday 7:00pm - Bro Bryan Bratcher Feb 19 62.20 62.22 60.00 60.22 -2.35 MUTUAL FUND FOOTNOTES: B = Fee covering market costs is paid from fund assets. D Apr 19 68.32 68.32 66.70 67.00 -1.50 = Deferred sales charge, or redemption fee. F = front load (sales charges). M = Multiple of Kempville Chapel Old Time Methodist Church May 19 73.35 73.35 72.10 72.50 -1.17 fees are charged. NA = not available. P  SUHYLRXVGD\ҋVQHWDVVHWYDOXHS = fund split Jun 19 79.90 79.90 78.35 78.65 -1.30 shares during the week. X = fund paid a distribution during the week. Jul 19 80.67 80.67 79.15 79.50 -1.22 Aug 19 79.40 79.82 78.42 78.75 -1.00 OBJECTIVES: CA -Conservative Allocation, CI -Intermediate-Term Bond, FB -Foreign Wednesday - 7:00pm - Bro Glenn Poston, COTTON 2 Large Blend, FG -Foreign LargeGrowth, FV -Foreign Large Value, HY - High-Yield 50,000 lbs.- cents per lb. Bond, IB -World Bond, IH -World Allocation, LB -Large Blend, LG -Large Growth, LV Nov 18 ...... 78.05 +.13 Tennessee State FWB Promotional Secretary Dec 18 77.92 78.40 77.33 78.05 +.13 -Large Value, MA -Moderate Allocation, MB -Mid-Cap Blend, MG -Mid-Cap Growth, MV Jan 19 ...... 79.49 +.05 - Mid-Cap Value, SB - Small Blend, SG -Small Cap Growth, SH -Specialty-heath, WS Mar 19 79.37 79.58 78.56 79.49 +.05 -World Stock. May 19 80.36 80.61 79.57 80.55 +.09 Jul 19 80.91 81.35 80.29 81.29 +.15 TOTAL RETURN: Chng in NAV with dividends reinvested. RANK: How fund performed vs. Knights Chapel FWB Church Sep 19 ...... 76.82 -.08 others with same objective = A is in top 20%, E in bottom 20%. MIN INIT INVT: Minimum Tables show three most current contracts for each future. $ needed to invest in fund. Grains traded on Chicago Board of Trade; livestock on Chicago Mercantile Exchange; and cotton on the 3825 Shipley Road Intercontinental Exchange. SOURCE: The Associated Press and Morningstar. Sales figures are unofficial. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2018 HERALD-CITIZEN A7 herald-citizen.com 0OBITUARIES0 Gladys Marie Charlie Gladstone Robbins Carmel C. Maxwell LIVINGSTON — Hicks of Louisville, COOKEVILLE — in death by his step- (Jackson) Whitaker Graveside services and and Mary Jo (Scott) Funeral services for mother, Versa Maxwell; COOKEVILLE — for Gladys (Jackson) interment for Charlie Willocks of Maryville; Carmel C. Maxwell, 83, and half-sister, Charlie Gladys Marie (Jack- Whitaker will be held Gladstone Robbins, 90, two great-grandchil- of Baxter, will be held Mae Bowman. son) Whitaker, 94, of at 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. of Cookeville, will be dren, Chad (Angie) at 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct . His family includes Cookeville, Tennes- 20, at Crest Lawn Me- held Saturday, Oct. 20, Hicks, and Beth 20, at Whitson Funeral his wife of 56 years, see, passed from this morial Cemetery with at Overton County Me- (Grayson) Wright; and Home in Cookeville. Helen Maxwell of life Wednesday, Oct. Bro. Clarence DeLoach morial Gardens Ceme- three great-grandchil- Bro. Chris McMillen Baxter; three sons and 17, 2018, at Bethesda offi ciating. Interment tery, Livingston. dren, Jacob and Harp- will offi ciate at the daughters-in-law, Tom- Health Care Center. will follow in the Crest The family will er Hicks, and Peyton service. Family and my and Tammy Max- Gladys was born Lawn Memorial Cem- receive friends immedi- Wright. friends will serve as well of North Carolina, Tuesday, April 15, 1924, etery. ately following the ser- In addition to his pallbearers. Burial Russell and Michaela in Gainesboro, Tennes- The family will vices at the cemetery. parents, he was preced- will be inMount Holly Maxwell of Baxter, see, to the late Andrew receive friends from 1-2 Mr. Robbins passed ed in death by his wife, Cemetery in DeKalb and Joey Maxwell of J. and Virginia (Moss) p.m. Saturday, Oct. 20, away Wednesday, Laura Anita Matheny County, Tennessee. Baxter; one brother, Jackson. at Crest Lawn Funeral Oct. 17, 2018, at Blount Robbins; and two broth- The family will Kenneth Maxwell of Gladys was a loving Home. Memorial Hospital in ers, Cross and Billy receive friends at the Baxter; and one sister, wife, mom, nanny, A very special thank Maryville, Tennessee. Robbins. funeral home today, Anna Ruth Barr of Col- aunt, and friend. you to the staff of 5 East He was born Jan. Hooper-Huddleston Friday, Oct. 19, from 5-9 orado. He also has eight Gladys is survived by at Cookeville Regional 7, 1928, in Overton & Horner Funeral p.m., and Saturday, Oct. grandchildren, Chelsea her daughter, Brenda Medical Center and County, Tennessee, to Home is in charge of ar- 20, from 9 a.m. until York, Dalton Max- Huffi ne; grandson, Bethesda Health Care the late Elihu and Elva rangements, 526-6111. service time at 2 p.m. well, Jaxson Maxwell, John Huffi ne (Susie Center. Robbins. You may share your Carmel C. Maxwell Teaha Martin, April Rogers); and a host of To sign the online Mr. Robbins was a thoughts and memories was born May 5, 1935, Martin, C.J. Maxwell, nieces, nephews, and guestbook and to send Korean Confl ict veter- at www.hhhfunerals. in Putnam County, Tyler Maxwell and special friends. the family a message an having served in the Tennessee, to the late Alyssa Tiller; nine In addition to her please visit www.crest- U.S. Army. Fowler Owens Maxwell great-great-grandchil- parents, Gladys was lawnmemorial.com He is survived by and Della Hickey Max- dren, Riley York, Chase preceded in death by Arrangements en- his daughter, Mary Sue well. He passed away Martin, Tiara Martin, her husband, Walter trusted to Crest Lawn Bruce of Louisville, Oct. 18, 2018, at his Alleigh Martin, Rem- Whitaker; fi ve broth- Funeral Home, 526- Tennessee; two grand- home in Baxter, sur- ington Martin, Johna- ers, Joshua, Bud, Wal- 6384. daughters, Leann (Tim) rounded by his family. than Martin, Timothy ter, Edward, and Oplis Mr. Maxwell was Martin, Bradin Martin Jackson; fi ve sisters, a factory worker and and Weston Martin. Ara Richardson, Ten- farmer. Whitson Funeral nie Roark, Clyde Roark, Dwayne Myers In addition to his par- Home is in charge of Edna Roberts, and Lera COOKEVILLE — ents, he was preceded arrangements, 526-2151. Terry. Dwayne Myers, 58, Graveside services of Cookeville, passed away Monday, Oct. 8, 2018, in Cookeville, Martha Roberta Tennessee. StarKist admits fi xing The family has cho- (Jackson) Maynard sen to have a private may be held at a later memorial service. COOKEVILLE — date. tuna prices, faces $100 Following the service, Martha Roberta (Jack- Crest Lawn Funer- the family will spread son) Maynard, 82, of al Home-Cremation Dwayne’s ashes at his Cookeville, Tennessee, Center is in charge of million fi ne favorite fi shing spot. passed away Tuesday, arrangements, 526- Dwayne was an Oct. 16, 2018, at her 6384. SAN FRANCISCO failed in 2015, according outdoorsman who loved ews. home. (AP) — StarKist Co. to court records. Chick- hunting and fi shing. He was preceded in Martha chose crema- agreed to plead guilty en of the Sea executives Dwayne is survived death by his grandpar- tion, the family fol- to a felony price fi xing then alerted federal in- by his wife, Jamie ents. lowed her wishes, and charge as part of a broad vestigators, who agreed Virginia Myers; his You may share your a celebration of her life collusion investigation of to shield the company daughter, Jamie Renee thoughts or send condo- the canned tuna indus- from criminal prose- Myers Blaylock; his lences to the family by try, the U.S. Department cution in exchange for son, Curtis Coleman visiting www.presley- of Justice announced cooperation. Myers; his two grand- funeralhome.com. Thursday. Bumble Bee Foods sons, Edward Myers Professional services David Earl Allen The DOJ said StarKist last year pleaded guilty and Phoenix Blaylock. provided by Presley Fu- GAINESBORO — away Wednesday, Oct. faces up to a $100 million to the same charge Dwayne is also sur- neral Home, 528-1044. Funeral services for 17, 2018, at Saint Thom- fi ne when it is sentenced. and paid a $25 million vived by his mother, David Earl Allen, 60, of as Midtown Hospital. Prosecutors allege that fi ne, $111 million lower Patricia Zeltner; father, Cookeville, will be held Anderson-Upper the a top three compa- than prosecutors said it Louis Myers; brothers, at 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. Cumberland Funeral nies conspired between should have been. Pros- Gary, Brian and Wade 20, at Anderson-Upper Home is in charge of 2010 and 2013 to keep ecutors said they feared Myers; sister, Robin Cumberland Funeral arrangements, 931-268- prices artifi cially high. putting the fi nancially Myers Johnson; and Home. 1550. “We have cooperated struggling Bumble Bee fi ve nieces and neph- Burial will be in with the DOJ during the out of business with a Dodson Branch Ceme- course of its investiga- high fi ne and agreed to tery. tion and accept respon- let the company make The family will sibility,” said StarKist interest-free payments Europe, Japan ready spacecraft receive friends at the chief executive Andrew for fi ve years. funeral home Saturday, Choe. “We will continue Two former executives for 7-year journey to Mercury Oct. 20, from 11 a.m. to conduct our business of Bumble Bee and one BERLIN (AP) — forcing the spacecraft until service time at 2 with the utmost trans- from StarKist have also Final preparations take an elliptical path p.m. parency and integrity.” each pleaded guilty to are underway for the that involves two fl y- Mr. Allen passed StarKist is owned by price-fi xing charges. launch of a joint-Eu- bys of Venus and six of South Korean company None of them have been ropean and Japanese Mercury itself. Dongwon Industries, sentenced. mission to Mercury, Once BepiColombo, one of the largest tuna Former Bumble Bee the closest planet to the which is named after catching companies in chief executive Chris- Sun. an Italian scientist, the world. The parent topher Lischewski has An Ariane 5 rocket arrives in late 2025, it company’s website pleaded not guilty to a is scheduled to lift the will release two probes carries pledges to abide price fi xing charge. BepiColombo space- that will independently by ethical standards and “The conspiracy to fi x craft into orbit from investigate the surface good corporate citizen- prices on these house- French Guiana late Fri- and magnetic fi eld of ship. hold staples had direct day, after which it will Mercury. The scheme came to eff ects on the pock- begin its seven-year The last spacecraft to light when Thai Union etbooks of American journey to Mercury. visit Mercury was NA- Group’s Chicken of the consumers,” said Assis- The mission is com- SA’s Messenger probe, Sea attempt to buy San tant Attorney General plicated by the intense which ended its mission Diego-based Bumble Bee Makan Delrahim. gravity pull of the sun, in 2015.

China says ex-Internet czar on trial over corruption charges BEIJING (AP) — city of Ningbo. in demanding tough 2013. China’s former internet China has 700 mil- security checks on While CCTV’s report censor, who once held lion people online, imported foreign tech gave few details, previ- high-profi le meetings but it heavily censors products and keeping ous accusations against with industry leaders content, especially that out foreign internet Lu said he engaged such as Apple chief of a political nature, companies and social in factionalism and executive Tim Cook along with sites related networks like Facebook “selectively enforced” and Facebook founder to gambling, drugs and in the name of preserv- the party’s “strategic Mark Zuckerberg, was pornography. ing social stability. arrangements on inter- standing trial Friday Lu was responsible Lu worked his way net work,” in addition on corruption alle- for leading the govern- up the ranks of China’s to being corrupt and gations, state media ment’s eff orts to tighten offi cial Xinhua News abusing his powers. reported. control over domestic Agency from a report- Chinese President Xi Lu Wei is accused of cyberspace and cham- ing job in the southern Jinping has carried out accepting 32 million pioning the party’s city of Guilin in the a wide-ranging crack- yuan ($4.6 million) in position that govern- early 1990s to becoming down on corruption Now Welcoming Veterans Choice Program bribes and has admit- ments have a right to the agency’s vice presi- that observers say is ted to his crimes and fi lter and censor their dent from 2004 to 2011. also calibrated to bring expressed remorse, ac- countries’ internet. 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Washington Ave., Suite 175 “WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL” HERALD-CITIZEN FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2018 A8 Living herald-citizen.com Grown Granville Ghost Walk set for Oct. 26 and 27 child hides Granville’s annual Ghost Each tour will begin from the story “Premonition of nett, Stan Webster, Jeremy Walk will take place Oct. this location starting at 6 a Family Tragedy” which is Curtis, Randall Clemons and 26 and 27. It’s called “The p.m. with tours starting at based on an event of August other Granville volunteers. relationship Haunting of Granville.”” intervals until 8 p.m. There 14, 1945 involving Margaret Don’t miss a night you’ll This year’s ghost walk has will be 10 different stops and Finis Harris. It’s an un- want to forget in a unique many new features, locations on your ghost walk with a in- believable story. town of yesteryear. from mom and stories. side location at each in case Also in this year’s Ghost Advance tickets Are $8 and The event will begin in the of bad weather with seating Walk are storytellers Judy they are $10 each night of the EAR ABBY: When I new 1950’s Event Building at each. Duke and Dwight Henry of event. Prices do not include was in my fi rst year with an October dinner of Op and Kay Walker will be Cookeville Lakeland Bar- dinner. For more informa- of college, my mother chili, hot dogs, chips, des- featured in the 1880 Sutton ham of Gainesboro, Rich tion, call 931-653-4151 or Ddivorced my stepdad. serts and beverage. Home. They’ll be telling Caliri, Sam Moore, Liz Ben- granvilletn.com. “Charlie” was part of my life for 12 years, but since their divorce, she insists I have no DEAR ABBY contact with him. Charlie visits the state where I now live several times a year to see a friend and invites ABIGAIL me to have VAN BUREN dinner with him. I do, but becauseb of fM Mom’s demand, I ask him to keep our time together a secret. If she Artist of the month knew we were in contact, I think she would cut me Carol Ludgate’s artwork can be seen at out of her life. Regions Bank for the month of October. Growing up, Charlie Carol is a mixed media artist and a member was a father fi gure to of Cookeville Art Studio and Gallery. me — a very important person in my life. Spend- ing time with him is awkward, but it would feel wrong to never see him again. We were family for many years. I feel that as an adult, I should be able to decide for myself who I stay in contact with. I don’t know the whole story about their breakup, and honestly, I don’t care to know. Should I honor my mother’s wishes and have no more contact with him, or go with my gut and keep him in my life? AP — FORGIVE OR FOR- Britain’s Prince Harry, left, Australia’s Prime GET OUT WEST Minister Scott Morrison, second from left, DEAR FORGIVE: Family heirloom and Invictus Games representatives climb the Go with your gut. As an Sydney Harbour Bridge in Sydney, Tuesday. adult, you do have the As the chance of frost becomes possible, elephant ears and other right to choose with whom plants must be dug up and brought in for the winter. This elephant ear you associate, and your plant has been handed down for five generations. Hiding under the Prince Harry raises mother should not be leaves are Callie, Lora Claire, Riley and Lucy Kate, granddaughters of insisting upon it with no Steve and Nancy Lewis. The original plant’s tubers were grown by the explanation. girls’ great, great grandmother. The elephant ears grow up to 12 feet Invictus Games fl ag DEAR ABBY: I have an tall and must be dug up and stored for the winter. etiquette question I can’t fi nd an answer to on the over Sydney Harbor internet. My family trav- els a great deal, and there SYDNEY (AP) — ter Scott Morrison, four are always unattended Q&A: Jonah Hill on toxic Prince Harry scaled members of the Aus- wheelchairs parked the Sydney Harbor tralian team and the around the airport. My Bridge on Friday to widow of an Australian teenage brother thinks masculinity and skateboarding raise a fl ag marking veteran climbed more it’s perfectly fi ne to get in the arrival of the Invic- than 1,000 steps up the them and start playing By LINDSEY BAHR to the someone who was very tus Games, his brain- back of an arch to raise with them, because “no AP FILM WRITER clothes, young for their age but child and the focus of the Invictus Games one’s using them.” The the talk who was 10-feet-tall his current royal tour Sydney 2018 fl ag. rest of my family thinks LOS ANGELES (AP) and even inside. He was the fi rst of Australia and the “The Sydney Harbor it’s rude to use a wheel- — Jonah Hill has al- the trash. kid we read and after South Pacifi c. Bridge is an Australian chair as a toy. How do you ways wanted to direct. “A Doritos he did this scene (of The sporting event, icon and I can think of view this and how should He worships fi lmmak- bag has yelling at his mom in founded by Harry in no better place to raise my parents explain it to ers and has treated a wildly the car), everyone was 2014, starts on Sat- the ... fl ag,” Morrison him? Thanks. — CLAIRE what he describes as an Hill diff erent like, oh this isn’t just urday. It gives sick said in a statement. IN FLORIDA “accidental” but “won- shape and a good child actor, this and injured military During the descent, DEAR CLAIRE: derful” 15-year acting aesthetic now than it is a great actor of any personnel and veterans Harry hugged fellow Assistive devices are not career as a partial fi lm did in 1995,” Hill says. age or gender. He was the opportunity to com- climber Gwen Cherne, toys, and they should school, learning from Hill spoke to The 11 when we shot. I’m 34 pete in sports such as a games ambassador not be “played with” by people like Bennett Associated Press about and have been acting wheelchair basketball whose husband Peter those who don’t need to Miller, who directed the fi lm and what he for 15 years and have and to fi nd inspiration Cafe, a veteran of Iraq use them. That’s how I him in “Moneyball” was trying to say. Re- never had to strap a to recover. and Afghanistan, took view it. Have your par- and Martin Scorsese marks have been edited movie on my back and The fact that the his own life in Febru- ents actually TOLD your on “The Wolf of Wall for clarity and brevity. walk across the fi eld Duchess of Sussex ary. brother “No”? If they have Street.” But Hill didn’t AP: What was the with it and he did it at never planned to climb “We were talking and he does it anyway, it’s just want to make any genesis of this idea? 11. He’s a freak of na- the world’s tallest steel about mental health time for them to act like fi lm, he wanted to have HILL: Well, I grew ture. He’s remarkable. arch bridge with her and really working on parents, make clear that something to say, and up skateboarding in AP: I feel like I cer- husband had fueled changing the way that there are consequences the confi dence and the mid-90s in Los An- tainly learned some- speculation that she is our global community for disobedience and fol- “emotional maturity” geles. It is in no way a thing about how teen- pregnant. The specula- looks at mental health low through. required to lead people biopic or an autobiogra- age boys are together tion was confi rmed on and deals with it,” DEAR ABBY: My son He settled on a com- phy, but I knew skate- from this fi lm. Monday when Harry Cherne said later. recently graduated with ing-of-age story, which boarding would play in HILL: These kids and the former Meghan The fl ag will fl y 134 a master’s degree. He’s a he laughs is a “tried some way into my fi rst speak in a way I don’t Markle announced that meters (440 feet) above fi ne young man, did ex- and true” formula for fi lm because although agree with, they treat their fi rst child is due Sydney Harbor until tremely well all through a fi rst fi lm. It’s about a I was terrible at it, it women in a way I don’t in the northern spring. the games close on Oct. his schooling and has 13-year-old boy, Stevie was something that agree with. But they Harry, Prime Minis- 27. never given his father or (Sunny Suljic), grow- came into my life when also are very much me a second of worry. He ing up in Los Angeles I really needed it and there for one anoth- has not been able to fi nd with a single mother really gave me a lens er. There’s good and Cardi B hands out free winter coats in a job. It’s frustrating for (Katherine Water- that I saw most things bad to people. It’s not him and discouraging, but ston), an abusive older through, even when I black and white. And New York City Thursday we know he will, and we brother (Lucas Hedges) went into comedy or things like homophobia encourage him any way who fi nds solace (and fi lm, it’s subversive, and toxic masculin- NEW YORK (AP) — cares a lot about kids we can. quite a bit of trouble) it’s anti, it’s punk, its ity and treatment of Hundreds of people and the community My question is how do with bunch of local sense of humor, taste in women, even though I have lined up in New and feels it’s im- I deal with the barrage of skateboarders (new- music, attitude toward don’t agree with these York City as rapper portant to set a good inquiries from neighbors, comers Na-kel Smith, authority (laughs). And things, they were Cardi B handed out example. hairstylist, co-workers Olan Prenatt, Ryder to me skateboarding things I noticed grow- free winter coats. On Oct. 1, she got a and friends who constant- McLaughli and Gio is always butchered in ing up that I wanted to The Bronx-born rap- summons in connec- ly ask if he has found a Galicia). fi lm. It’s always done show as unfl inchingly per met with residents tion with a melee at a job yet? I am sick of it! It’s It took Hill three stereotypically, made as possible so people and fans on Thursday New York strip club. none of their business, years to write “Mid90s” by people who weren’t could decide for them- evening at the Marl- Her lawyer says the and I never ask them any- which is now playing in from the culture a lot selves where they fall boro Houses in Brook- star didn’t cause any thing about their families’ limited release before of the time. on that line. To me, it’s lyn during brisk fall harm. employment. Please help. it expands nationwide. AP: How did you really ugly and it’s re- weather. About three weeks — MISSOURI MOM For the shoot, he and settle on Sunny for the ally hard to watch a lot The 26-year-old also earlier, Cardi B and DEAR MOM: Handle his crew painstakingly lead? of it. That’s by design. was given balloons Nicki Minaj were it this way. Say, “When he recreated the mid-90s HILL: He had the And I think it’s inter- and a cake to celebrate involved in an alter- does, I’ll let you know.” Los Angeles he remem- exact quality I was esting to watch it with her recent birthday. cation at a New York Then change the subject. bers, from the music, looking for which was a crowd of people. Cardi B says she Fashion Week party. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2018 HERALD-CITIZEN Religion A9 herald-citizen.com Rest in I fell Jesus beneath alone the load ebrews 4:12-13 says, esus carried His cross, “For the word of God and so must I. Beneath its is quick, and powerful, load, He fell on the way to H and sharper than any JCalvary. This fall has, for twoedged sword, piercing many years, been a symbol of even to the dividing asunder the crushing weight of re- of soul and spirit, and of the sponsibility. Following Jesus joints and marrow, and is means taking up a burden and a discerner of the thoughts necessary self-de- and intents nial. Every true of the heart. believer has borne Neither is Interim Pastors Daniel Stalling and Daryell Jackson hug each other after the a cross in his time, there any services as members of the Trinity African Methodist Episcopal Church celebrate and there are no creature that their 130th anniversary in Salt Lake City. exceptions. This is not man- biblical truth does ifest in his STERL not fi t well with sight: but all PARAMORE the current empha- Ryan things are Church, older than Utah’s sis on receiving in Barnhart naked and the name of Jesus opened unto with minimal loss. the eyes of him with whom Bearing a cross is emblem- we have to do.” statehood, celebrates 130 years atic of identifying with Christ. The context of Hebrews 4 is For Christ-followers, such a the believer finding his rest SALT LAKE CITY (AP) an interim pastor at the was erected in 1907. cross means the burdens of in Jesus Christ alone. When — Utah’s first black-found- church in Salt Lake City. The Rev. Nurjhan belief. In other words, faith an individual is born again ed church recently cele- “You have to go through Blanch Govan, who re- in Christ entails responsibili- and finds rest in Christ, that brated its 130th anniver- something to understand cently retired but remains ties. Among these are general individual is able to leave sary. who you are.” an interim pastor, said an responsibilities of Christian this world at any moment, in Trinity African Meth- He joined a pianist and exact founding date isn’t living, such as prayer and Bi- great confidence of knowing odist Episcopal Church two singers from Brigham known, but the congrega- ble study, but also unique and that we will be with Jesus pastor Daniel Stalling told Young University in lead- tion is believed to be about personal persuasions of God. when we die. When we die, members during a special ing churchgoers through 130 years old. Jesus shouldered a burden we will rest from our works celebratory sermon last several upbeat hymns. The church was estab- to save us, and we shoulder a in the presence of the Lord. Sunday to hold on to their “It’s about community. lished before Utah was burden when we are saved. We Those works did not get us to beliefs as they confront You’ve got to carry the admitted to the union as do this because we are and not heaven, for only the finished racism and difficult mo- church with you,” Stalling the 45th state in 1896. A to be saved. work of Jesus Christ could ments, The Deseret News said. crew broke ground on a Paul carried a great burden do so. reported . Trinity formed in the previous A.M.E. church to see the salvation of the Is- Rather, the works of The church in the past 1880s with just a few fami- building in 1891. raelites. It broke his heart and believers are as a result of has spoken against police lies who raised the money Govan said the church spurred his evangelical fervor. resting in Christ. When you killings of black men that to start a foundation for is raising money to hire God has likewise given you and rest in Christ, you desire to have roiled the United the building, said Lucinda its own full-time musician me responsibility in this area. work for him. It may sound States. Sampson, a member of the and is hoping to secure My cross involves personal a little contradictory to say “God works through congregation. financial support from spirituality but also the pre- you must rest in order to trials. If there’s no trial, “The church is slow- Salt Lake City and various sentation of Christ to society. work, but it’s a beautiful no testing of your faith, ly moving on,” she said foundations to help ensure Jesus bore the cross to His principle found in Scripture. you don’t know what last week at the A.M.E. it’s there for generations death, and His followers must When someone who does not you have,” said Stalling, Church building, which to come. commit their lives to His cause rest in Christ tries to satis- until they reach their end of fy God’s justice based upon days. Jesus cannot bear the their good works, they never cross alone and all the world find true rest in those works. go free. That’s a miserable way to Special speaker to mark United Serious-minded believers live because our works and will feel the weight so acutely our righteousness cannot that they may despair in the save us. Again, only the fin- Church of Cookeville’s anniversary midst of sincere eff orts. We ished work of Jesus and his are not capable of carrying the righteousness imputed to us load without God’s help. Such can give us rest. Resting in On Sunday Oct. 21, the by other ministers from New England for ten years, realization drives us to Christ Jesus then frees us to work United Church of Cookev- our history in the celebra- and in Pennsylvania for for comfort and strength. In for him all of our days. And ille will celebrate the 15th tion. eleven years. this way, the burdens we bear it doesn’t even feel like work anniversary of its life as Rev. Tom Eckert, Rev. In 1996 he was called to actually facilitate our relation- when you are freed from a church with a special Paige Pearson, Rev. Gene serve as the Conference ship with Christ. The things sin and resting in Jesus. It speaker, Rev. Tim Downs, Skipworth, and Rev. Scott Minister of the Southeast that would seem to break us just comes natural to us to at 11 a.m. Williamson are expected Conference for seventeen will serve to build us. In the want to obey our Savior and Downs was the UCC to attend or send a bit of years, retiring in 2013. spiritual life, disciplines are carry out his will in our Conference Minister in themselves to the service. He was the longest serv- interconnected. lives. Now the warning in 2003 when a 16-year-old As part of the worship the ing conference minister in Jesus has a yoke of teaching Hebrews 4:12-13 is for those girl wrote to ask what it congregation will sign our the history of the confer- and participation for all His who have not turned from would take to start a United Covenant with the UCC and ence. disciples. It is a burden, but it their own righteousness and Church of Christ church in with each other; marking Over the course of his is light. The life that ensues is trusted in the righteousness her hometown of Cookev- the fact that we are we are conference ministry, the one of comfort and rest unlike of Christ alone. The writer ille. Bethany Wilson (that strongly connected to each conference grew 70 per- the lives of those who carry of Hebrews is letting unbe- young lady) led the group other. cent in membership and burdens born of the cares of lievers know that you cannot of worshippers through the An October Feast pot 60 percent in giving to the this life. There are burdens escape the living word of steps and into the progres- luck will follow the service. denomination. to Christianity, but they are God. It is living and active sive denomination of the All are welcome to come As conference minister bearable. The life of a disciple and as one biblical commen- UCC. and enjoy the celebration of he also served at one time is a unique blend of weight and tator says, “[these verses] We have been called the lasting love for our commu- or another on the Boards lightness, joy and pain, heart- describe [the word of God’s] “Little Church with the Big nity. of all of the Covenanted break and hope. terrible power to execute Heart”, because that little Downs served the United Ministries of the United We can carry the burdens we the sentence which it passes group of worshippers in Church of Christ in many Church of Christ as well as were meant to bear. upon rebels who resist its the very beginning decided settings over the course the Executive Council. What I cannot carry is the testimony (Fausset). In light that our mission work in of 38 years of ministry. He also served briefl y burden I assume but was never of that, these verses are ad- the community would be Following graduation from on the Board of Trustees meant to shoulder. There’s a monishing the unbeliever to our focus. Our current Chicago Theological Semi- of Talladega College and cross for me, but it is within at least three things. First minister Rev. James Bow- nary in 1974, he served as a Lancaster Theological the realm of my service to God. of all, fear the living word man Harris will be joined pastor of local churches in Seminary. He tailor-made my duty to be of God. If you don’t bow in manageable with His help. submission to God’s word, I have twisted in the winds of you will never enter God’s consequence for exercising my- rest through Christ alone. self outside the will of God but Secondly, don’t think you felt peace in a tempest when I can deceive God’s living and Classes detail Presbyterian faith worked thanklessly under His active word. It knows the direction. The cup of water in thoughts and intents of your According to Reverend rope.” cally, classes will meet at my hand pleases God if it is the heart. Bow the knee and Michael McLaughlin, But exactly who and what 9:45 am each Sunday in the burden given me to bear. submit to God’s truth today, pastor at First Presbyte- are they? What do they be- Fellowship Hall of First for there is no other way rian Church, Cookeville, lieve? And how do they live Presbyterian Church on STERL PARAMORE is the pastor of than through Christ. Final- “Presbyterians are but one out their faith? North Dixie. Faith Fellowship in Cookeville. ly, let God’s word be a mirror expression of the Reformed On six Sundays, Rev. The discussion on Sun- He teaches classes at Spectrum for your heart. Look into tradition which grows out McLaughlin invites you day, Oct. 21 will focus on Health Systems and is married it and see if you are guilty of the Protestant Reforma- to explore the answers to God being a God of Grace. to Debi and is the father of Brian before God. It will pierce tion of 16th century Eu- these questions. Specifi - Everyone is welcome. and Brandon. you and show you your guilt. Then and only then will you turn from your own works 0 righteousness and run to IN OUR CHURCHES0 Silver Point church of Christ Christ for true rest. ONGOING purpose, to see God’s to poor children in ...pointing the way to the cross since 1929 Adult Bereavement: will be done on earth Central America & 6701 Smithville Highway RYAN BARNHART is the pastor Support group Tues- as it is in heaven, Mexico. Call Terry Silver Point, Tennessee at Post Oak Presbyterian days 10-11:15 a.m., & through prayer, local McBroom 931-252- Time of Services: Church. He enjoys spending 6-7:15 p.m. Stevens groups, events & 9704. time with his wife and three Street Baptist Church outreach. Call Karen Celebrate Recovery: Sunday Bible Study 9 AM daughters. He holds a Master campus. Call 525- 979-0727 or visit www. Christ-centered Worship 10 AM & 6 AM of Arts in Public Policy from 2600. Hosted by Heart aglow.org. recovery meetings. Wednesday Bible Study 7 PM Liberty University. He can be of the Cumberland. Aluminum Cans: Do- Overcome hurts, Minister: John Whitson (931-858-2390/239-1794) reached via email at barn- Aglow: Aglow Inter- nate aluminum cans Visit us on the web at silverpointchurchofchrist.org [email protected] national has a single to provide new shoes SEE CHURCHES, PAGE A10 A10 HERALD-CITIZEN FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2018 herald-citizen.com 0IN OUR CHURCHES0 FROM PAGE A9 alone. Meets Wednesdays, 7 thru Oct. 31, 9:30-11:30 a.m. at Restoring Hope: Restoring in Christ.” Douglas Chapel p.m. at Trinity in Algood, 205 the YMCA on Raider Drive. Hope, a Christian-based help Free Will Baptist Church, habits, & hang-ups. Tuesdays W. Wall St. Faith-based support using center, distributes household 7150 Douglas Chapel Road., 6 p.m. Call Steve 260-3202, or Food Pantry: New Beginning videos & confi dential discus- items, toiletries, furniture, Cookeville. www.collegeside.org/CR. Fellowship Church has a food sions for those who have suf- clothes, shoes & toys for those Revival: Continues thru Contemplative Prayer Groups: pantry for those in need. Sec- fered the loss of a loved one. in need. 7311 Baxter Rd., Wednesday. Sunday, 11 a.m. & Meets Mondays, 3-4 p.m. & ond Saturday every month Call Bill or Ann 931-432-2054. Baxter, Saturday 9 a.m.-noon, 5:30 p.m. Monday-Wednesday, Wednesdays, 4-5 p.m. First 9-10 a.m. 775 West Cemetery Grief Support Group: First except holiday weekends. We 7 p.m. Special singing nightly. United Methodist Church, Rd. Call 651-2461. Cumberland Presbyterian also accept non-perishable & Knight’s Chapel Free Will Freeman Building, room Free Clothing: West View Bap- Church, Family Life Center, monetary donations. Call for Baptist Church, 3825 Shipley B214. Call Noel Poston 526- tist Church gives away free 565 E. 10th Street. 13 weeks, appointment for after-hours Road. Everyone welcome. 2177. clothing fi rst & third Monday each Wednesday 1-3 p.m., deliveries, Leecoe 239-3040. Children’s Program: A creative each month, 11 a.m.-1 p.m. 427 starting Oct. 9. Call 931-252- Senior Lunch: Every third WEDNESDAY, OCT. 24 children’s program, New Laurel Ave. 5077. Tuesday. Free lunch & fellow- Honoring Pastors: Honoring Thought Unity Church (823 Free Clothing: Clothes for The Grove: The Grove, Lit- ship for folks 50+, everyone all Pastors (from diff erent 10th St.) is held Sundays at 11 entire family, no paperwork tle Tree Learners, Mother’s welcome. Silver Point Baptist denominations) in Cookeville. a.m. or questions asked, everyone Day Out Program, Tuesdays Church, 14021 Buff alo Valley Heavenly Host. 526-3423. Christian Science: Christian welcome. Second Saturdays, & Thursdays, 8:30 a.m.-2:30 Rd., Silver Point. SUNDAY, OCT. 28 Science Society of Cookeville, 9 a.m.-noon. Silver Point p.m., now enrolling. In- FRIDAY, OCT. 19 Grief Share: New Video branch of The First Church Baptist Church, 14021 Buff alo fants-preschoolers will enjoy Marketplace: Continues thru “Loss of a Spouse” 2-4 p.m. of Christ Scientist, services at Valley Road, Silver Point. a loving, safe, caring environ- Saturday. Shopping Extrav- First United Methodist 10:30 a.m. Sundays, 118 E. 1st Grief: Heart of the Cumber- ment. Call 526-9355 or visit aganza. Nearly 50 vendors. Church, Jeff Wall Hall (lower St. at Holly. Call 854-0916. land provides hope and heal- www.thegrovelife.org. Friday preview, 6-9 p.m. $5/ level)-corner of Broad Street Compassionate Communica- ing for the grieving through Meditation: Unitarian Uni- person with discounts & deals & Dixie Ave. Brief discussion tion: Unitarian Universalist Christ-centered peer sup- versalist Congregation of throughout. Saturday, 9 a.m.- period follows. Free event, Congregation of Cookeville’s port. Bereavement & divorce Cookeville meditation group, 3 p.m. free admission. Caney but reservations appreciated. Compassionate Communica- groups for grade 2-adult. Call 6 p.m. second Tuesday each Fork Baptist Church, 2404 Call Robert 931-644-2435, or tion circle meets 6 p.m. fi rst & 525-2600. month, 31 W. 1st St. It doesn’t Hwy 70 East, Cookeville. the church 931-526-2177. third Wednesdays, at 31 W. 1st Grief Share: A new Grief matter if you are just curious, SATURDAY, OCT. 20 SATURDAY, NOV. 3 St. This is a Nonviolent Com- Share support group spon- a novice, or long-time prac- Community Outreach Day: Hil- Pie & Cake Auction: 4 p.m. Soup munication method, a tool for sored by Cookeville First titioner. Come experience a ham Road Free Will Baptist & chili supper, pie & cake resolving diff erences. Visit United Methodist Church, sense of calm in an accepting, Church, 2350 N. Washington auction, singing with The http://tinyurl.com/ca2ofcf. will begin on Tuesday, Oct. supportive environment. Vis- Ave. (Across from Cookeville Jenkins Family, everyone Divorce Care: DivorceCare is 16, and will continue meeting it http://tinyurl.com/ca2ofcf. High School) 11 a.m.-2 p.m. welcome! Taylor’s Seminary a friendly, caring group of every Tuesday from 9:30-11:30 Mother’s Day Out: First Baptist Free lunch & kid’s activities. Free Will Baptist Church, people who will walk with a.m. through Jan. 15, at Dyer Church Cookeville’s Mother’s SUNDAY, OCT. 21 6195 Bunker Hill Road. Fund- you through one of life’s most Funeral Home on S. Willow Day Out program, Tuesdays Tree Stand Service: 11 a.m. raiser for Tennessee Free diffi cult experiences. Don’t Ave. The current Grief Share & Fridays, 8:45 a.m.-2:45 p.m. Worship, food & special Will Baptist International go thru separation or divorce group continues Wednesdays Call Linda 526-7119. singers “Brothers & Sisters missionaries. China says interning Muslims brings them into ‘modern’ world

BEIJING (AP) — China on Tuesday extrajudicial detention of Central About 1 million Uighurs, Kazakhs in dozens of orphanages across the characterized its mass internment of Asian Muslim minorities against and other minorities have been arbi- region. Muslims as a push to bring into the mounting criticism. trarily detained in mass internment The report by the offi cial Xinhua “modern, civilized” world a destitute China’s resistance to Western pres- camps in China’s far west Xinjiang News Agency indicated that key people who are easily led astray — a sure over the camps highlights its region, according to estimates by to the party’s vision in Xinjiang is depiction that analysts said bore growing confi dence under President a U.N. panel. Former detainees say the assimilation of the indigenous troubling colonial overtones. Xi Jinping, who has off ered Beijing’s they were forced to disavow their Is- Central Asian ethnic minorities into The report is the ruling Commu- authoritarian system as a model for lamic beliefs in the camps, while chil- Han Chinese society — and in turn, a nist Party’s latest eff ort to defend its other countries. dren of detainees are being placed “modern” lifestyle. Church Directory PRESBYTERIAN BAPTIST CHRISTIAN CHURCH CHURCH OF CHRIST CHURCH OF CHRIST EPISCOPAL Algood Cumberland Cookeville Baptist Church Presbyterian Church Primitive Calvary Christian Willow Avenue St. Michael’s “Proclaiming the Doctrines of Grace” Episcopal Church Harp Ave. Algood, TN Sunday Service 10:30am Church Church of Christ SYCAMORE 640 N. Washington Ave. Minister-Rev. Richard Bond Where Coming To Church Sunday a.m. 9:00 Church of Christ Cookeville, TN 38501 Worship-9:30 AM 2002 N. Willow Ave. Is Like Coming Home Bible Study 10:15 Sunday School-10:30 AM P.M. Worship 6:00 (931) 526-4654 Monday-7:00 PM www.facebook.com/cookevillepbc 4801 Poplar Grove Rd, Cookeville Wed. Bible Study 7:00 Sunday Services www.stmike-tn.org 931-528-0047 Sunday Morning Worship Services Broadcast on WHUB 1400 at 10 a.m. 8:00 a.m. - Adult Bible Study SUNDAY WORSHIP: www.calvarychristianchurchtn.com 1150 South Willow Avenue 9:00 a.m. - Morning Worship 8:00 AM Holy Eucharist, Rite I COOPERATIVE BAPTIST Sunday Services Jeremiah Tatum, Minister Prayer Service - 8 a.m. Bible Study - 9 a.m. 10:15 a.m. - Bible Classes 10:30 AM Holy Eucharist, Rite II Morning Service - 10 a.m. 432-2333 (Nursery Provided) Wednesday Services 5:00 p.m. - Evening Worship Bible Study - 6:30 p.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL FIRST CUMBERLAND Wednesday Services 9:15 a.m. ALL AGES PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 565 East 10th Street CHURCH OF CHRIST 7:00 p.m. - Bible Classes WEDNESDAY WORSHIP : Cookeville, TN 38501 12:00 PM Holy Eucharist Rite II 931-526-6585 Church Office 931-528-8587 Nursery School 1144 Crescent Drive, Sunday Schedule: Cookeville VISITORS WELCOME Worship - 8:45 and 11:00 AM Church School - 9:50 AM 931-526-5427 Evening Worship - 6:00 PM Wednesday Worship: METHODIST The Connection - 5:00 PM Minister: Steve Reeder Christian Smith, www.sycamorecoc.com ALGOOD Senior Pastor UNITED METHODIST Everyone is invited to attend: CHURCH BAPTIST Northeast Church of Christ LUTHERAN HOLLADAY Off Highway 111, Cookeville, TN Bible Study 9:00 AM Heavenly Host CHURCH OF Worship...... 10:00 AM Lutheran Churc h & School Evening Worship...... 6:00 PM CHRIST Wednesday 135 West Main St., Algood, TN. and Early Childhood Center 1765 Mine Lick Creek Rd. Cookeville, TN Bible Study...... 7:00 PM Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Pastor: Andrew Smith MINISTER - Paul Wilmoth Sunday Worship at 10:55 a.m. Church: 931-526-3423 Antioch Sunday Bible Study...... 10 a.m. Assoc. Minister - David Hill NURSERY PROVIDED School & ECC: 520-3766 Sunday Morning Worship...11 a.m. A warm welcome awaits everyone - 526-2535 Albert Willis, Pastor We invite you to worship with us: Church of Christ Sunday Evening Worship...... 6 p.m. 537-6111 • www.algoodumc.org 8:00 am and 10:30 am Sunday 4711 Old Sparta Rd. Wednesday Bible Study...6:30 p.m. 9:15 am Bible Classes Cookeville, TN Nursery Available MONTEREY 777 S. Willow Ave., Cookeville Sunday School...... 10 AM Church of Christ FIRST HeavenlyHostLCMS.org Johnny Fox, Minister Worship...... 11 AM 308 W. Crawford Ave. UNITED Monterey, TN 38574 Evening Worship...... 5 PM 432-4751 METHODIST www.holladaychurchofchrist.com (931) 839-2660 CATHOLIC Wednesday Bible Study.....6:30 PM SUNDAY CHURCH ROCKY POINT Bible Study 10 AM St. Thomas Aquinas Worship 11 AM & 6 PM 165 EAST BROAD, MISSIONARY BAPTIST Algood SMYRNA WEDNESDAY COOKEVI LLE, TN 38501 “We’re not the church nearest but the church dearest” Catholic Church Bible Study 7 PM 421 N. Washington Ave., Cookeville CHURCH OF CHRIST Phone: (931) 526-2177 Church of 3698 Dodson Branch Road Minister: Tim Singleton Cookeville, TN 38501 • 931-526-5403 www.cookevillefumc.org 526-2575 Sunday Bible Study...... 9:00 AM Fr. Christiano Christ Sunday Worship...... 10:00 AM *Radio Broadcast - FM 94.1 Nunes de Silva 395 W. Main, Algood, TN Evening Worship...... 6:00 PM NON-DENOMINATIONAL •Martin Thielen Sunday Bible Study 9:00 AM MASS SCHEDULE Wednesday Bible Study...... 7:00 PM Senior Pastor Sunday Morning Worship 10:00 AM Nolan Cantrell, Pastor Saturday 5:00 p.m. Worship Service: Sunday 8:00 a.m., 10:45 a.m. Sun. Evening Bible Study 5:25 P.M. SUNDAY “Come and Give Us A Try Everyone Is Welcome” Studies In The Word 8:30 a.m. & 10:55 a.m. - Sanctuary 12:30 p.m. Spanish Mass Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 PM 780 AM / 106.1 FM Wednesday Bible Study 7:00 PM AT 7:30 AM NEW ZION MISSIONARY Please Call for Holy Days The Bible Way Nursery Available 1600 AM / 110.9 FM BAPTIST CHURCH Schedule 1x1” Bro. Larry S. Gregory, Pastor Preacher John Chowning AT 9:00 AM Hwy. 56 • Bloomington Springs, TN SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Minister, James Rogers Means 1 column by 1 inch. Call 931-528-1684 for info. Saturday, 4:00 or by appointment 537-6221 Associate Minister, Sammy Webb Too small to be noticed? SUNDAY SCHOOL - 10 A.M. Weekday Masses 8:00 a.m. Daily “Free Bible Lesson by www.cocsmyrna.org You read this one. WORSHIP SERVICE - 11 A.M. http://www.cookevillestthomas.org Mail Upon Request” FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2018 HERALD-CITIZEN A11 herald-citizen.com PUTNAM COUNTY DEVOTIONAL PAGE

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China’s economic growth slows amid trade battle with US

BEIJING (AP) — Chi- September, government gy policy. The impact of na’s economic growth data showed Friday. That American import controls sank to its lowest level was down from 6.7 per- has been limited, but the since the global fi nancial cent the previous quarter downturn in other parts crisis in the latest quar- and the slowest rate since of the economy prompted ter, adding to challenges early 2009. Chinese leaders to ease for its communist leaders China’s economy al- controls and order banks as they fi ght a tariff battle ready was cooling due to to lend. with Washington. a clampdown on credit to “China’s slowdown is a The world’s sec- rein in a debt boom before little sharper than expect- ond-largest economy U.S. President Donald ed, but basically fi ts our expanded by 6.5 percent Trump’s tariff hikes on narrative for the econo- over a year earlier in the Chinese imports in a fi ght my,” said Bill Adams of three months ending in over Beijing’s technolo- PNC Financial Services. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2018 HERALD-CITIZEN Sports B1 herald-citizen.com Lady Cavs top Soddy for region title

BY SCOTT WILSON ment, Cookeville scored The win pushes team like Soddy Dai- HERALD-CITIZEN two goals in the second Cookeville to 14-1-1 on sy, you’re not going to half to topple Soddy Dai- the season and earns get that many and we Region soccer champi- sy 2-0 to win the region the Lady Cavaliers didn’t,” said Metts. “And ons . . .Check! crown. the right to host the the further we go in the The Cookeville High “Not to look past the substate match at 2 playoff s, the fewer op- School Lady Cavaliers team we just battled, but p.m. Saturday against portunities we’re going checked off another 2-0 is a solid victory,” Oakland. OHS lost 1-0 to to see.” item on their list of said Cookeville coach Stewarts Creek Thurs- After a scoreless fi rst preseason goals Thurs- Lauren Metts. “We day in the Region 4 title half, Taylor Anderson day. After claiming the fought for every single game. got Cookeville on the district title and beating ball, we fought for every “Tonight, we had to board fi rst when she SCOTT WILSON | HERALD-CITIZEN Bradley Central Tues- single chance. We did try and take advantage scored off a corner kick Cookeville’s Mikah Thomsen, right, fires on day in the fi rst round of everything we could for of every opportunity we goal during the Lady Cavs’ victory Thursday. the Region 3, 3A tourna- this win.” got because, against a SEE CHS, PAGE B2 Cavs fall to Oakland Tech ready Cookeville off ense struggles against state power to make fi nal push in season By BEN CRAVEN HERALD-CITIZEN By BEN CRAVEN to play there and for MURFREESBORO — The HERALD-CITIZEN their homecoming Cookeville High School football fans.” team continued its struggles The Tennessee TSU currently sits against teams ranked in the top 10 Tech football team in the middle of the by the Associated Press Thursday is coming out of Ohio Valley Confer- night as the Cavaliers were routed it’s open week still ence’s pack in fi fth by the No. 2 Oakland Patriots 45-7 looking for its fi rst place. The Tigers in Murfreesboro. win as the Golden have an overall “Oakland has a really good Eagles travel to record of 2-3 and a team,” CHS head coach Jimmy Nashville Saturday conference record Maynord said. “To be honest, for a matchup with of 1-2. They are tied the past two weeks, we’ve played Tennessee State with UT Martin (1-5, against teams that are much better University. Kickoff 1-2) for fi fth and one than we are and much more talent- from the Tennes- spot behind Eastern ed than we are. I thought we could see Titans’ Nissan Kentucky (3-3, 2-1). have played a little better than Stadium is set for On the other we did. I’m a little disappointed in 4:30 p.m. hand, Tech is dead some things that we didn’t do very “We are coming last in the OVC with well. We didn’t get lined up prop- off our open date, an overall record erly a lot, and that’s disturbing to and we needed of 0-6 and a confer- me. But we’ve got to put it behind it physically and ence record of 0-3. us and get ready for next week.” mentally,” TTU head Eastern Illinois is It might be a little diffi cult for coach Dewayne Al- the closest to Tech CHS to bounce back after the per- exander said. “We’ve at 1-6 overall and 1-3 formance Oakland had. had a really good in the OVC, but Tech The Patriots totaled 385 yards of week with some fun- also lost to EIU 52-38 off ense with 270 on the ground and damental practices. at the end of Septem- 115 through the air. Quarterback It’s also been an ber. Brevin Linnell completed 6-11 opportunity to get TSU had two passes for 108 yards and a touch- some guys healed up games cancelled down, and Xavier Myers led the and clear our heads. early in the sea- rushing attack with nine carries We’ve got fi ve ball son, but the Ti- for 110 yards and two touchdowns. games left, and we gers’ two notable Oakland scored early and often do not have to leave wins were against in the fi rst half. the state of Tennes- Bethune-Cookman The Patriots’ fi rst touchdown see for these last (34-3) and EIU (41- was a 46-yard run by Tim Pannell fi ve games. We’ve 40). The Tigers also on their second play of the game, kind of got a second held a lead against and they put three more touch- season to play for. Vanderbilt for a downs on the board in the fi rst “We’re ready for large portion of the quarter. Cookeville wasn’t even TSU, and we know game before losing a able to collect a fi rst down until it will be a home- close 31-27 decision. after Oakland’s fourth and fi nal coming for them, TSU has a fairly touchdown of the fi rst half. especially being at balanced attack that “Oakland does so many things Nissan Stadium. leans toward the well,” Maynord said. Our team is excited pass with an aver- “They’re able to run their for that, and I know Wing-T stuff , they’re able to throw TSU will be excited SEE TTU, PAGE B2 the football, they’re able to spread you out, and one of the best things BEN CRAVEN | HERALD-CITIZEN that they’re able to do is line up Cookeville’s Drew Dyal tries to elude an Oakland tackler during in the I formation and run at you action Thursday night. The Cavaliers lost 45-7. with power. They’ve got good skill Caine stays focused players, they’re well-coached, and threw a 58-yard bomb to Brayden down the fi eld again at the end of they just do a great job.” Nivens to set the Cavs up at Oak- game, but they ran out of time on At the end of the third quarter, land’s 24-yard-line. an incomplete pass to Izuka Ikedi- on task at hand — both teams began to substitute A few plays later on fourth down onwu in the back corner of the end in backup players, and the Cavs and fi ve yards to go, Nivens took zone. found a little life. a short pass 19 yards to the end Goolsby ended up with 4-6 com- Bees’ next game On CHS backup quarterback zone for the Cavs’ only score of Adam Goolsby’s fi rst play, he the night. Goolsby drove the Cavs SEE CAVS, PAGE B8 BY SCOTT WILSON me to step back and HERALD-CITIZEN look at things. I do a pretty good job of A lot has been keeping my nose to going on with the the grindstone and Red Sox sail into World Series, set for Sale’s return football program focusing and attack- at Upperman High ing the task at hand School. After former when it comes to HOUSTON (AP) — Da- eliminated the defend- coach Ben Herron football,” Caine said. vid Price, at last, looked ing champion Houston resigned last spring “I knew coming like a postseason ace. Astros with a 4-1 victory, to pursue other in, and what really Craig Kimbrel pitched taking the AL Champion- opportunities, UHS sparked my inter- a lockdown inning. And ship Series 4-1. offi cials searched for est in the job, was much-maligned Jackie After the Red Sox sur- the best coach they I knew there was Bradley Jr. became an rounded Cora in the club- could fi nd. Several a good bit of talent M V P. house and sang “happy interviews and ref- here.” Most everything went birthday!” to their rookie erence checks later, The Bees travel to right for the Red Sox skipper, they began they tabbed former Lafayette tonight to as they sailed into the turning their attention to Sequatchie County take on the Macon World Series. Now the next week. coach Adam Caine County Tigers. big question for Boston: Game 1 of the World to pick up the helm Kickoff is slated for Is everything all right Series is Tuesday night and guide the Bees. 7 p.m. with ace Chris Sale? at Fenway Park against And the end result “Any time you’ve “We’re not perfect. the Los Angeles Dodgers has been success. got some good play- That’s the cool thing or Milwaukee Brewers. Caine has guided ers that can make about this team. We feel The Dodgers hold a 3-2 Upperman to a things happen, that we can keep im- lead in the NLCS going current 8-0 record you’re going to have proving. And we have into Game 6 on Friday and a No. 4 ranking a chance. I am not one more series to go,” night at Miller Park. AP in Class 3A. Though extremely surprised triumphant manager The Red Sox will try to Boston Red Sox relief pitcher Craig Kimbrel he doesn’t like to at how well, we’re Alex Cora said Thursday bring Boston its fourth celebrates with catcher Christian Vazquez take any credit for doing, but to be night. crown in 15 years — this winning the American League Championship what the Bees have extremely honest, On his 43rd birthday, is their fi rst World Series Series against the Houston Astros on Thursday. accomplished this I didn’t look at our Cora became the fi rst trip since winning it all year, Caine’s fi rst schedule and have manager from Puerto in 2013. Star has been regaining night for observation season with UHS them all penciled in Rico to take a team to Those extra days off at strength since his release because of a stomach has been something as wins.” the World Series. The home will give Sale even Monday from Massachu- illness. The club hasn’t to remember. But the Bees have club that led the majors more time to rest up. setts General Hospital, “First of all, it is with 108 wins this season The seven-time All- where he spent Sunday SEE SOX, PAGE B2 really diffi cult for SEE UHS, PAGE B2 B2 HERALD-CITIZEN FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2018 herald-citizen.com 0SCOREBOARD0 TTU: Golden Eagles begin competition for Alvin York trophy ON TELEVISION Philadelphia 127, Chicago 108 Portland 128, L.A. Lakers 119 FROM PAGE B1 The Golden Eagles average he hops right back up. He has the Friday, Oct. 19 Friday’s Games Charlotte at Orlando, 7 p.m. 150 rushing yards per game, but respect of every coach and every AUTO RACING New York at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. age of 145 rushing yards and 314 they will likely be looking to player in our locker room.” 9:55 a.m. Atlanta at Memphis, 8 p.m. ESPNEWS — Formula One, United States Grand Prix, Boston at Toronto, 8 p.m. passing yards per game, and the the passing game, averaging 214 Other than getting their fi rst practice, at Austin, Texas Cleveland at Minnesota, 8 p.m. scoring power comes through yards per game, against TSU. win, the Golden Eagles are 1 p.m. Sacramento at New Orleans, 8 p.m. the air with 13 passing touch- True Freshman quarterback turning their focus to the Sgt. NBCSN — NASCAR, Monster Energy Series, Holly- Indiana at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. wood Casino 400, practice, at Kansas City, Kan. Golden State at Utah, 10:30 p.m. downs, compared to six rushing Bailey Fisher is already having York Trophy. The trophy is given 2 p.m. Oklahoma City at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. touchdowns. The defense is also a breakout season with his name to the OVC team in Tennessee NBCSN — NASCAR, Xfinity Series, Kansas Lottery 300, Saturday’s Games practice, at Kansas City, Kan. Brooklyn at Indiana, 7 p.m. fairly balanced, allowing an av- in Tech’s record books twice, with the best record against the 4 p.m. Toronto at Washington, 7 p.m. erage of 161 yards on the ground and he was recently named to other three Tennessee schools. NBCSN — NASCAR, Xfinity Series, Kansas Lottery 300, Boston at New York, 7:30 p.m. and 291 yards through the air the STATS Football Champion- TSU will be Tech’s fi rst Sgt. York final practice, at Kansas City, Kan. Orlando at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. 6 p.m. Charlotte at Miami, 8 p.m. per game. ship Series Jerry Rice Award Trophy contest before playing NBCSN — NASCAR, Monster Energy Series, Holly- Detroit at Chicago, 8 p.m. The Tigers have two quarter- watch list. Austin Peay on Sept. 27 and UT wood Casino 400, qualifying, at Kansas City, Kan. Minnesota at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. backs that have seen a pretty Fisher has completed 86-166 Martin on November 10. None of 7:30 p.m. Phoenix at Denver, 9 p.m. FS2 — ARCA Series, Kansas 150, at Kansas City, Kan. San Antonio at Portland, 10 p.m. equal amount of time. Demry passes this season with 1,100 those games are in Cookeville. COLLEGE FOOTBALL Houston at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. 6 p.m. Croft seems to be the better bet yards through the air, eight “It’s really a neat trophy to ESPNU — Yale at Penn BASEBALL as he leads the team in passing passing touchdowns, and fi ve in- have,” Alexander said. “Being 8 p.m. and is the third leading rusher. terceptions. He’s also the team’s from the Upper Cumberland ESPN2 — Colorado St. at Boise St. Red Sox playoff history Croft has completed 61-101 pass- second leading rusher with 56 and an old history teacher, I love 9 p.m. The postseason history of the Boston Red Sox: CBSSN — Air Force at UNLV World Series (Won 8, Lost 4) es for 888 yards, eight passing carries for 223 yards. Alvin C. York, and he was from GOLF 2013 — Beat St. Louis Cardinals, 4-2 touchdowns, and two intercep- “Bailey Fisher is a fi rst class around here with York Institute 5 a.m. 2007 — Beat Colorado Rockies, 4-0 tions. Croft has also rushed the man to start with. He’s a really in Jamestown. Right now, we GOLF — European PGA, Andalucia Valderrama Mas- 2004 — Beat St. Louis Cardinals, 4-0 ters, second round, at Sotogrande, Spain 1986 — Lost to New York Mets, 4-3 ball 38 times for 146 yards. good football player, and he’s are not competing for the OVC 8:30 a.m. 1975 — Lost to Cincinnati Reds, 4-3 GOLF — European PGA, Andalucia Valderrama Mas- Michael Hughes has completed gotten better and better every football championship, but we do 1967 — Lost to St. Louis Cardinals, 4-3 61-99 passes for 668 yards, four week. He made some mistakes have a chance to compete every ters, second round, at Sotogrande, Spain 1946 — Lost to St. Louis Cardinals, 4-3 11:30 a.m. 1918 — Beat Chicago Cubs, 4-2 passing touchdowns, and two in- early in the year. He continues week. We have fi ve games left, a GOLF — LPGA Tour, Buick LPGA Shanghai, second 1916 — Beat Brooklyn Dodgers, 4-1 terceptions. The team’s leading to make a few, but he’s making trophy we can compete for, and round, at Shanghai (same-day tape) 1915 — Beat Philadelphia Phillies, 4-1 1:30 p.m. 1912 — Beat New York Giants, 4-3-1-y rusher is Te’kendrick Roberson a whole lot more positive plays we’re certainly going to compete GOLF — Champions Tour, Dominion Energy Charity 1903 — Beat Pittsburgh Pirates, 5-3-x with 54 carries for 229 yards. He now. He doesn’t rattled or both- for it. I think its a neat thing the Classic, first round, at Richmond, Va. x-Best-of-9 series is backed up by Shawn McColley ered on the negative plays. He’s conference does in providing 9 p.m. y-one game was tied GOLF — PGA Tour, The CJ Cup at Nine Bridges, third Record — Won 45, Lost 28, Tied 1 with 24 carries for 152 yards. taken a couple of good shots, but this incentive.” round, at Jeju Island, South Korea League Championship Series (Won 6, Lost 5) MLB BASEBALL 2018 — Beat Houston Astros, 4-1 7:30 p.m. 2013 — Beat Detroit Tigers, 4-2 FS1 — NL Championship Series, Game 6, L.A. Dodgers 2008 — Lost to Tampa Bay Rays, 4-3 at Milwaukee (if necessary) 2007 — Beat Cleveland Indians, 4-3 UHS: Upperman travels to Macon County for 7 p.m. contest NBA BASKETBALL 2004 — Beat New York Yankees, 4-3 7 p.m. 2003 — Lost to New York Yankees, 4-3 FROM PAGE B1 not saying either way is has to face when taking most part, we’ve had to ESPN — Boston at Toronto 1999 — Lost to New York Yankees, 4-1 right or wrong,” Caine over a program is the swallow our pride and 9:30 p.m. 1990 — Lost to Oakland Athletics, 4-0 claimed them all as explained. attitude of ‘it is my way do what’s best for the ESPN — Golden State at Utah 1988 — Lost to Oakland Athletics, 4-0 NHL HOCKEY 1986 — Beat California Angels, 4-3 victories. “It was diffi cult and and only my way.’ He team.” 7 p.m. 1975 — Beat Oakland Athletics, 3-0 NBCSN — Minnesota at Dallas Upperman knocked I think at fi rst the said when those issues And that has meant Record — Won 30, Lost 32 off Cookeville 23-7 to players struggled with raised their heads he success. SOCCER Division Series (Won 7, Lost 6) 1:30 p.m. 2018 — Beat New York Yankees, 3-1 open the year. UHS the transition and they quickly addressed “The only team to FS2 — Bundesliga, Eintracht Frankfurt vs. Fortuna 2017 — Lost to Houston Astros, 3-1 Düsseldorf followed that with fi ve would readily admit to them. beat me twice when 2016 — Lost to Cleveland Indians, 3-0 straight wins over that.” “It got to a point in I was at Sequatchie Saturday, Oct. 20 2013 — Beat Tampa Rays, 3-1 2009 — Lost to Los Angeles Angels, 3-0 DeKalb County, Smith Everything has the preseason when was Upperman. So, I AUTO RACING 2008 — Beat Los Angeles Angels, 3-1 County, Livingston seemed to fall into some of the coaches and knew coming in that 9:30 a.m. 2007 — Beat Los Angeles Angels, 3-0 CNBC — NASCAR, Monster Energy Series, Hollywood 2005 — Lost to Chicago White Sox, 3-0 Academy, Cannon place. The Bees are a I didn’t see eye to eye on these guys were quality Casino 400, practice, at Kansas City, Kan. 2004 — Beat Anaheim Angels, 3-0 County and Cumber- scoring bomb, putting everything. That was coaches,” Caine said. 10:30 a.m. 2003 — Beat Oakland Athletics, 3-2 land County. Only one up 319 points on the diffi cult, but expected,” “They’ve got great rela- CNBC — NASCAR, Xfinity Series, Kansas Lottery 300, 1999 — Beat Cleveland Indians, 3-2 qualifying, at Kansas City, Kan. 1998 — Lost to Cleveland Indians, 3-1 of those games - Smith year for an average of Caine said. tionships with the play- Noon 1995 — Lost to Cleveland Indians, 3-0 County (36-12) - was not 39 points a game. But “It took a while, but I ers so I would be an id- NBCSN — NASCAR, Monster Energy Series, Holly- Record — Won 23, Lost 25 wood Casino 400, practice, at Kansas City, Kan. a shutout. Upperman as good as they’ve been think things have stabi- iot not to open the door 12:55 p.m. Playoff s made it 8-0 with victo- on off ense, they’ve been lized and we’re all pret- and hear what their ESPNEWS — Formula One, United States Grand Prix, All Times EDT ries in each of the past just as good on defense. ty much pulling in the ideas and thoughts are. practice, at Austin, Texas LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES 2 p.m. (Best-of-7, x-if necessary) two weeks. The Bees Under coordinator same direction, players, I knew that coming in NBC — NASCAR, Xfinity Series, Kansas Lottery 300, at American League beat York 35-14 and Dustin Williams, UHS coaches, parents and and I fi gured that would Kansas City, Kan. All Games on TBS Grundy County 49-20. has four shutouts and everybody. be one of the strengths 3:55 p.m. Boston 4, Houston 1 ESPNEWS — Formula One, United States Grand Prix, Saturday, Oct. 13: Houston 7, Boston 2 “I do think there was has given up only 56 “I think we all of this team.” qualifying, at Austin, Texas Sunday, Oct. 14: Boston 7, Houston 5 COLLEGE FOOTBALL a lot of ‘who is this guy’ points on the season. can see each other’s That strength, the Tuesday, Oct. 16: Boston 8, Houston 2 and initially it was from That averages out to strengths and maybe Upperman faithful 11 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 17: Boston 8, Houston 6 ABC — Oklahoma at TCU Thursday, Oct. 18: Boston 4, Houston 1 the players. I think only seven points a even take up some hope, will be just one of CBSSN — Miami (Ohio) at Army National League I run the program a contest. slack when some of us the reasons Upperman ESPN — Auburn at Mississippi All Games on FS1 ESPN2 — Maryland at Iowa Los Angeles 3, Milwaukee 2 lot diff erent then Ben Caine said the most may have weaknesses will stay on the win- ESPNU — Cincinnati at Temple Friday, Oct. 12: Milwaukee 6, Los Angeles 5 (Herron) did and I am diffi cult issue a coach in other areas. For the ning track. FOX — Michigan at Michigan St. Saturday, Oct. 13: Los Angeles 4, Milwaukee 3 FS1 — Illinois at Wisconsin Monday, Oct. 15: Milwaukee 4, Los Angeles 0 SEC — Tulsa at Arkansas Tuesday, Oct. 16: Los Angeles 2, Milwaukee 1, 13 in- 2:30 p.m. nings ABC or ESPN — Penn St. at Indiana Wednesday, Oct. 17: Los Angeles 5, Milwaukee 2 ABC or ESPN — NC State at Clemson Friday, Oct. 19: Los Angeles (Ryu 7-3) at Milwaukee CHS: Lady Cavaliers host Oakland Saturday in big match BTN - Minnesota at Nebraska (Miley 5-2), 8:39 p.m. CBS — Alabama at Tennessee x-Saturday, Oct. 20: Los Angeles at Milwaukee, 9:09 FROM PAGE B1 forward to break the other team know who you’re playing, but CBSSN — Houston at Navy p.m. ESPN2 — Wake Forest at Florida St. WORLD SERIES down,” Metts said. “The good when you get to a certain point, ESPNU — SMU at Tulane (Best-of-7, x-if necessary) early in the second half. Ashlyn thing is every single time we you’ve got to worry about the FOX — Colorado at Washington All Games on FOX Brown kicked one in later in take the fi eld we’ve adjusted and other team and (more impor- FS1 — Kansas at Texas Tech Tuesday, Oct. 23: Los Angeles-Milwaukee winner at 3 p.m. Boston the period to post the fi nal 2-0 we’re going to have to continue tantly) you have to worry about SEC — Memphis at Missouri Wednesday, Oct. 24: Los Angeles-Milwaukee winner 6 p.m. margin. to do that in every game.” yourself,” the coach said. “I have at Boston “(In the fi rst half) I think it Metts said even though the to keep preaching to them about CBSSN — UConn at USF Friday, Oct. 26: Boston at Los Angeles-Milwaukee ESPN — Mississippi St. at LSU winner was another one of those games, match was tied at 0-0 at the half, what we can do and if we show ESPN2 — UCF at East Carolina Saturday, Oct. 27: Boston at Los Angeles-Milwaukee kind of like it was last time, she didn’t change anything up, I think we can give any team, 6:30 p.m. winner ABC — Ohio St. at Purdue x-Sunday, Oct. 28: Boston at Los Angeles-Milwaukee where the majority of the game in strategy. She believed the from this point forward, a hard ESPNU — Fresno St. at New Mexico winner was played between the 18’s(be- gameplan was strong and would time.” FOX — Oregon at Washington St. x-Tuesday, Oct. 30: Los Angeles-Milwaukee winner tween the penalty boxes),” Metts eventually wear Soddy Daisy A victory on Saturday puts SEC — Vanderbilt at Kentucky at Boston FIGURE SKATING x-Wednesday, Oct. 31: Los Angeles-Milwaukee winner explained. “There was a lot of down. And it did as the Lady Cookeville, and Metts in her fi rst 5 p.m. at Boston NBCSN — ISU Grand Prix, Skate America, Men’s Free back and forth, a lot of teams Cavs put the match away in the year as head coach, in the state Skate, at Everett, Wash. FOOTBALL trying to fi nd their way through second half. championships which will be GOLF the defense.” “We just continue to play our Wednesday through Saturday in 11:30 a.m. NFL GOLF — LPGA Tour, Buick LPGA Shanghai, third round, Thursday’s match was game and continue to push,” Murfreesboro. at Shanghai (same-day tape) Thursday’s Games Cookeville’s third contest of the Metts said. “Just like in a game “There is a lot of pressure be- Denver 45, Arizona 10 1:30 p.m. year with Soddy Daisy (14-5-1) earlier this week, it is about con- cause it is a win-or-go-home sit- GOLF — Champions Tour, Dominion Energy Charity Sunday’s Games Classic, second round, at Richmond, Va. Tennessee vs L.A. Chargers at London, UK, 9:30 a.m. and the Lady Cavs’ third win. tinuing to fi nd seams they might uation from here on out. There 9 p.m. Minnesota at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. Metts said this might have not necessarily being seeing.” are no more second chances,” GOLF — PGA Tour, The CJ Cup at Nine Bridges, final Cleveland at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. round, at Jeju Island, South Korea Detroit at Miami, 1 p.m. been the toughest one this year Metts said she doesn’t know a Metts said. “I have to fi gure out MLB BASEBALL Houston at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. because SDHS used its third lot about Oakland, but that’s fi ne the best way to present that kind Carolina at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. 4 p.m. diff erent gameplan. with her because at this time of of pressure because you don’t TBS — AL Championship Series, Game 6, Houston at New England at Chicago, 1 p.m. Boston (if necessary) Buff alo at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. “We were strong, they were the year it is about focusing on want to overwhelm the girls, but 8 p.m. New Orleans at Baltimore, 4:05 p.m. strong and we were (both) trying Cookeville. you want them to know what’s at L.A. Rams at San Francisco, 4:25 p.m. FS1 — NL Championship Series, Game 7, L.A. Dodgers to fi nd the right tactical move “It is hard when you don’t stake.” at Milwaukee (if necessary) Dallas at Washington, 4:25 p.m. Cincinnati at Kansas City, 8:20 p.m. Open: Seattle, Green Bay, Oakland, Pittsburgh BASKETBALL Monday’s Games NBA N.Y. Giants at Atlanta, 8:15 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 25 SOX: Boston waits to find out World Series opponent All Times EDT Miami at Houston, 8:20 p.m. EASTERN CONFERENCE Sunday, Oct. 28 Atlantic Division Philadelphia vs Jacksonville at London, UK, 9:30 a.m. FROM PAGE B1 on fl at ground Thurs- “There was a lot of star outfi elders Mookie W L Pct GB Cleveland at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Boston 1 0 1.000 — Washington at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. day, leading Cora to say noise,” Cora said. Betts and Andrew Ben- New York 1 0 1.000 — Seattle at Detroit, 1 p.m. specifi ed Sale’s ailment Sale was ready. “I heard somebody intendi made running Toronto 1 0 1.000 — Baltimore at Carolina, 1 p.m. or treatment. The rest of the Red today on TV just blast- catches in the clincher. Philadelphia 1 1 .500 ½ Denver at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Brooklyn 0 1 .000 1 Tampa Bay at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Cora said before Sox look locked in. ing David, blasting him, Bradley, stuck in a Southeast Division N.Y. Jets at Chicago, 1 p.m. Thursday night’s game Price had been 0-9 calling him the worst slump for much of the W L Pct GB Indianapolis at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. that the lefty ace was with a 6.16 ERA in pitcher in the postsea- season, batted just .200 Orlando 1 0 1.000 — Green Bay at L.A. Rams, 4:25 p.m. Miami 1 1 .500 ½ San Francisco at Arizona, 4:25 p.m. prepared for his next 11 career postseason son. and his three hits were Charlotte 0 1 .000 1 New Orleans at Minnesota, 8:20 p.m. start — either in the starts before holding “Yeah, the numbers the fewest for any posi- Atlanta 0 1 .000 1 Open: Dallas, Tennessee, L.A. Chargers, Atlanta Washington 0 1 .000 1 ALCS or the World Houston to three hits are there, I know, but tion player to win MVP Central Division Series opener. in six shutout innings, he was saying this — he of a league champion- W L Pct GB GOLF Detroit 1 0 1.000 — Shanghai “We knew the skinny striking out nine. didn’t hesitate. It was ship series. Milwaukee 1 0 1.000 — Thursday guy was ready for Game The 2012 AL Cy a bad matchup, one of But he did plenty of Indiana 1 0 1.000 — 6,” Cora said after Price Young Award winner the greatest against the damage with a grand Cleveland 0 1 .000 1 At Qizhong Garden GC Chicago 0 1 .000 1 Shanghai and the Red Sox fi n- was thrilled he won’t be worst and all that.” slam, two-run homer WESTERN CONFERENCE Purse: $2.1 million ished off the Astros. asked again about that “I don’t listen too and a three-run double. Southwest Division Yardage: 6,541; Par: 72 (36-36) W L Pct GB First Round Sale went 12-4 with a zero in the win column. much to what’s going “There’s nobody on New Orleans 1 0 1.000 — Ariya Jutanugarn 32-34—66 -6 2.11 ERA this season, “That’s awesome,” on outside, but that this team that I can Sei Young Kim 33-34—67 -5 San Antonio 1 0 1.000 — but was limited down Price said. one got me,” he added. think of in baseball that Memphis 0 1 .000 1 Danielle Kang 34-33—67 -5 Dallas 0 1 .000 1 Minjee Lee 34-34—68 -4 the stretch because of “I don’t have to “But you know what? deserves it more than Houston 0 1 .000 1 Lizette Salas 34-34—68 -4 Paula Creamer 34-34—68 -4 shoulder trouble. prepare myself for it I’m happy that David Jackie,” Price said. Northwest Division His velocity dipped in spring training on showed up today. And “He continues to push W L Pct GB Lydia Ko 33-35—68 -4 Denver 1 0 1.000 — Wenbo Liu 33-35—68 -4 in the playoff s, where Feb. 20 or September tomorrow we can turn forward through every- Portland 1 0 1.000 — Ryann O’Toole 34-34—68 -4 Wei-Ling Hsu 37-32—69 -3 he won the AL Division when I’ve still got fi ve the page and move on to thing that he has to go Utah 1 0 1.000 — Series opener against regular-season starts. the World Series with through. Minnesota 0 1 .000 1 South Korea Oklahoma City 0 1 .000 1 the New York Yankees I don’t have to answer David Price.” “Watching him Pacific Division Thursday and also relieved in the that question anymore. Kimbrel, who’s had line out, hitting balls W L Pct GB At Nine Bridges Phoenix 1 0 1.000 — Jeju Island, South Korea clinching Game 4. And man, it feels good.” some shaky outings 100-plus miles an hour Golden State 1 0 1.000 — Purse: $9.5 million Sale lost the ALCS Cora felt equally good lately, threw a hitless routinely this year and Yardage: 7,196; Par: 72 (36-36) Sacramento 0 1 .000 1 opener to Houston, after watching Price ninth for his fi fth save last year, to see him get L.A. Clippers 0 1 .000 1 Firstd Round L.A. Lakers 0 1 .000 1 Chez Reavie 33-35—68 -4 working four uneven outpitch October star this postseason. that MVP award, to get Thursday’s Games Danny Willett 33-36—69 -3 innings. After recently Justin Verlander for the Boston slugger J.D. those big hits, I’m so Miami 113, Washington 112 Si Woo Kim 35-34—69 -3 losing weight, he threw victory. Martinez homered and pumped for him.”   

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Persons eering submitted this CAP. 821 Greenland Ave. who are hearing or speech If any interested party de- Cookeville impaired may call Relay sires to view the CAP, you Iowa TTY (1-800-735-2942). can contact the Cookeville Disability coordinators can- Environmental Field Office not provide legal advice. at 931-520-6680 to set up 1,250 Sq Ft Disability coordinator con- an appointment. 3 Bedroom tact information available at 10/19 http://www.Iowacourts.gov/A 1 Bath Rental dministration/Directories/AD A_Access/ on .34 Acre lot 10/12, 10/19, 10/26    Default having been made in the terms, conditions, and payments provided for in that certain Deed of Trust registered January 28, 2014, of record in Record Book 802, Page 437, Register’s Offi ce for Putnam Some secrets need County, Tennessee (hereafter referred to as “Deed of Trust”), from or executed by Kenneth D. Manis to be shared. and wife, Jenifer N. Manis (”Borrower”) to Marty Maynord, Trustee, securing the indebtedness therein described, which indebtedness is now due and unpaid, and has been declared in default by American SEXUAL Bank & Trust of the Cumberlands, the lawful owner and holder thereof; and,

ASSAULTit's not The undersigned, William D. Birdwell, Esq., Trustee, having been appointed through Appointment of your fault! Successor Trustee, recorded in Record Book 1084, Page 202, Register’s Offi ce for Putnam County, Tennessee; For confidential help or information, call NOW, WHEREFORE, I, William D. Birdwell, Esq., Trustee, pursuant to said Deed of Trust, having been requested by American Bank & Trust of the Cumberlands, the owner and holder of said indebtedness so to do, and by virtue of the authority and power vested in me by said Deed of Trust will, on November 9, 2018, at 12:30 p.m., at the East Door of the Putnam County Courthouse, in Cookeville, County of Putnam, Tennessee, sell at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash (or credit upon the indebtedness secured if the lawful owner and holder thereof is the successful purchaser), free from the statutory right (931)526-5197 • 1-800-707- of redemption, homestead, curtsey and dower, appraisement, and the marshalling of liens and assets 5197 relating to the property , all of which have been expressly waived by Borrower in said Deed of Trust, the following-described property: located in the First (1st) Civil District of Putnam County which, pursuant to TCA 35-5-104(2) has a    Concise Description as described in the complete legal description of the property contained in Deed of Trust recorded in Record Book 802, Page 437, Register’s Offi ce Putnam County, Tennessee, which is the FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE previous and last conveyance of the property, and Common Description of 821 Greenland Avenue, Cookeville, Tennessee 38501, and Map 066A; The Herald Citizen has in- Group B; Ctrl Map 066A, and Parcel 011.00, as assessed by the Assessor of Property, Putnam County, stalled an after hours drop Tennessee. box for • Circulation Dept. payments This property is not encumbered by liens or claims of lien fi led by the United States Internal Revenue • Classified Dept. payments Service in the Register’s Offi ce of Putnam County, Tennessee; • Letters to the Editor • Community News Bulletin This property is not encumbered by liens or claims of lien fi led by the State of Tennessee, Tax Enforce- • I Like to Know Questions ment Division, in the Register’s Offi ce of Putnam County, Tennessee; • News & Sports Info and Photos This sale is being sold subject to any liens, easements, encumbrances, property taxes, rights of redemp- YOUR LOCAL NEWS tion of taxing entities and other matters which are prior in right to the lien of the aforesaid Deed of Trust. SOURCE Interested Parties; TCA 35-5-104(a)(1) and (d): Kenneth D. Manis 821 Greenland Avenue, Cookeville, Herald-Citizen Tennessee 38501 (Grantor); Kenneth D. Manis 6750 Thomas Twin Oak Road, Baxter, Tennessee 38544 1300 Neal Street Cookeville, TN 38501 (Grantor); Kenneth D. Manis P.O. Box 49462, Cookeville, Tennessee 38506 (Grantor); Kenneth D. Manis 791 Cove View Circle, Cookeville, Tennessee 38506 (Grantor); Jenifer N. Manis 821 Green- land Avenue, Cookeville, Tennessee 38501 (Grantor); Jenifer N. Manis 6750 Thomas Twin Oak Road, Baxter, Tennessee 38544 (Grantor); Jenifer N. Manis P.O. Box 49462, Cookeville, Tennessee 38506 (Grantor); Jenifer N. Manis 791 Cove View Circle, Cookeville, Tennessee 38506 (Grantor); Middle Tennessee Federal Credit Union, Attn: Kevin Jones, 1801 8th Avenue South, Suite 100, Nashville, Tennessee 37203; Builders Firstsource Holdings, Inc. c/o Timothy H. Nichols, Esq. 1614 19th Avenue South, Nashville, Tennessee 37212; FBM/W&S, LLC d/b/a Wallboard & Supply c/o David O. Huff, Esq. 1222 16th Avenue South, Suite 301, Nashville, Tennessee 37212; Mario Alberto Ornealas 821 Greenland Avenue, Cookeville, Tennessee 38501; Maria Arevelos 821 Greenland Avenue, Cookeville, Tennessee 38501; Mario Ornealas and Maria Arevolos, c/o Laurie Seber, Esq. 311 E. Spring Street, Cookeville, Tennessee 38501; Putnam 1st Mercantile Bank, c/o Margaret L. Noland, Esq. P.O. Box 655, Cookeville, Tennessee 38503-0655; and American Bank & Trust of the Cumberlands, 1450 Neal Street Cookeville, Tennessee 38501 (Lender). Pursuant to TCA 35-5-101(e), a copy of the above notice, as required in TCA 35-5-104, was served upon the above referenced Debtor(s) and Interested Parties, by lodging same with the US Mail Certifi ed Mail, Return Receipt Requested, postage prepaid, for delivery to the addresses indicated on or before the fi rst date of publication. Pursuant to the Service Members Civil Relief Act of 2003, confi rmation was obtained on October 12, 2018, that there is no information in the Department of Defense data center that indicates Kenneth D. Manis or Jenifer N. Manis is currently on active military duty.

Dates of Publication; TCA 35-5-101(a)(b): The Herald Citizen, a newspaper published in Putnam Coun- ty, Tennessee, the county where the land is located and the sale is to be made, which shall be published in the newspaper on the following dates: October 19, 2018, October 26, 2018, and November 2, 2018.

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(931)879-7419 401K 6750 Thomas Twin Oaks Rd Baxter, TN 38544 features 2,867 Sq Ft Paid Holidays 4 Bedrooms, 3.1 Baths on 10.02 acres with 1,019 Sq Ft In-Law Suit Jackson Heating, Cooling, 'n' More (931)526-9447 Default having been made in the terms, conditions, and payments provided for in that certain Deed of F/T Legal Secretary w/exp. Trust registered July 15, 2014, of record in Record Book 826, Page 483, Register’s Offi ce for Putnam needed at Cookeville Law County, Tennessee; and Deed of Trust Modifi cation and Extension Agreement from Kenneth D. Manis Firm. Send resume to BOX 1234, H-C P.O. Box 2729, and Jenifer N. Manis, registered 5/23/2016 in Record Book 934, page 78, Register’s Offi ce for Putnam Cookeville, TN 38502-2729 County, Tennessee (hereafter referred to as “Deed of Trust”), from or executed by Kenneth D. Manis and wife, Jenifer N. Manis (”Borrower”) to Marty Maynord, Trustee, securing the indebtedness therein Fairfield Glade Com- Free C.N.A. Training munity Church has a P/T Need a great and sustainable, rewarding job? One that you know described, which indebtedness is now due and unpaid, and has been declared in default by American position available for the you will always be there? Why not make a career in nursing? Bank & Trust of the Cumberlands, the lawful owner and holder thereof; and, Church Choir Director. The Director plans the liturgical Cookeville Regional Medical Center is seeking committed individuals The undersigned, William D. Birdwell, Esq., Trustee, having been appointed through Appointment of musical selections for one interested in receiving free training for a nursing assistant certi cation and a Successor Trustee, recorded in Record Book 1084, Page 201, Register’s Offi ce for Putnam County, weekly service and other position with CRMC. Tennessee; special services and directs the rehearsals of the church Training will include: the basic understanding and patient care skills to work in acute care or long-term care settings.  e program covers lecture and NOW, WHEREFORE, I, William D. Birdwell, Esq., Trustee, pursuant to said Deed of Trust, having been choir once a week. Choir practical experiences in a supportive learning environment. Graduates are experience and music de- eligible to take the nurse aid competency exam for state certi cation. requested by American Bank & Trust of the Cumberlands, the owner and holder of said indebtedness so gree preferred. Bring re- Candidates must have a High School Diploma or GED. to do, and by virtue of the authority and power vested in me by said Deed of Trust will, on November sume in person to Fairfield 9, 2018, at 12:00 p.m., at the East Door of the Putnam County Courthouse, in Cookeville, County of Glade Community Church, Apply at www.crmchealth.org 521 Snead Drive, Fairfield E.O.E. Putnam, Tennessee, sell at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash (or credit upon the indebtedness Glade, TN during office secured if the lawful owner and holder thereof is the successful purchaser), free from the statutory right hours, Monday-Friday 8:00 of redemption, homestead, curtsey and dower, appraisement, and the marshalling of liens and assets am-12:00 pm, or email to NEW PTO BENEFIT PROGRAM relating to the property , all of which have been expressly waived by Borrower in said Deed of Trust, the [email protected] following-described property: Farm help needed. Bush- FOR CURRENT & NEW EMPLOYEE’S hogging 40-50 acres. Equip located in the Eighth (8th) Civil District of Putnam County which, pursuant to TCA 35-5-104(2) has a furnished $15/hr. 858-2805 Now Hiring LPNs/RNs, CNA’s & Dietary Aide Concise Description as described in the complete legal description of the property contained in Deed of Hwy Tire, LLC is looking to Now hiring 1 CNA’s 6am-2pm, 3 CNA’s 2pm-10pm, 1 Trust recorded in Record Book 826, Page 483, Register’s Offi ce Putnam County, Tennessee, which is the hire an experienced Tire previous and last conveyance of the property, Technician. Hours are CNA 10pm-6am, 2 FT Dietary Aides, 2 PT Dietary Aides, Monday-Friday 7:00 AM to 1 FT Housekeeper, 4 FT RN/LPN 3pm-11pm, 1 FT RN/ and Common Description of 6750 Thomas Twin Oak Road, Baxter, Tennessee 38544, and Map 112; 5:00 PM. Pay will be de- LPN 11pm-7am and 1 Medicare Nurse on days. pendent on experience. Be- Group__; Ctrl Map 112, and Parcel 023.04, as assessed by the Assessor of Property, Putnam County, nefits are available. Re- Tennessee. quirements: Must be able to We off er top pay & benefi ts including 401k Retirement, pass a drug screen, Must Employee Stock Ownership, Health, Dental, Life, This property is not encumbered by liens or claims of lien fi led by the United States Internal Revenue have a valid Driver License, Vacation Package, Scholarship program for nurse Service in the Register’s Offi ce of Putnam County, Tennessee; and must be willing to show advancement. up to work every day. If in- This property is not encumbered by liens or claims of lien fi led by the State of Tennessee, Tax Enforce- terested please come by (931) 525-6655 - Phone ment Division, in the Register’s Offi ce of Putnam County, Tennessee; Hwy Tire, LLC BETHESDA (931) 525-3581 - Fax 2320 Cookeville Hwy. Health Care Center 444 One-Eleven Place Livingston, TN 38570. This sale is being sold subject to any liens, easements, encumbrances, property taxes, rights of redemp- We are an equal opportunity employer Cookeville, TN 38506 No phone calls please. tion of taxing entities and other matters which are prior in right to the lien of the aforesaid Deed of Trust. Merle Norman Cosmetics & Magnolia James Bridal Interested Parties; TCA 35-5-104(a)(1) and (d): Kenneth D. Manis 6750 Thomas Twin Oak Road, employment opportunity. Bledsoe County Correctional Complex Baxter, Tennessee 38544 (Grantor); Kenneth D. Manis P.O. Box 49462, Cookeville, Tennessee 38506 We are hiring weekday pos- Join TEAM TDOC and be a part of our eff orts to be recognized as the best (Grantor); Kenneth D. Manis 791 Cove View Circle, Cookeville, Tennessee 38506 (Grantor); Jenifer tions. Please email your re- correctional agency in the nation. N. Manis 6750 Thomas Twin Oak Road, Baxter, Tennessee 38544 (Grantor); Jenifer N. Manis P.O. sume to Correctional Offi cers starting September 24th will be trained on-site in Box 49462, Cookeville, Tennessee 38506 (Grantor); Jenifer N. Manis 791 Cove View Circle, Cookev- [email protected] our regional training program. This is a great opportunity for individuals ille, Tennessee 38506 (Grantor); Middle Tennessee Federal Credit Union, Attn: Kevin Jones, 1801 8th Cookeville Regional that would have a diffi cult time completing the training held at the Medical Center training academy in Tullahoma. Avenue South, Suite 100, Nashville, Tennessee 37203; FBM/W&S, LLC d/b/a Wallboard & Supply c/o Now Hiring Don’t wait; apply online www.tn.gov/hr or onsite Monday through Friday. David O. Huff, Esq. 1222 16th Avenue South, Suite 301, Nashville, Tennessee 37212; Putnam 1st Mer- • Starting Salary: $2,277/month cantile Bank, c/o Margaret L. Noland, Esq. P.O. Box 655, Cookeville, Tennessee 38503-0655; Walker Food Service Aide F/T & • $600 Correctional Offi cer Sign-On Bonus Precision Comfort P.O. Box 835, Monterey, TN 38574; and American Bank & Trust of the Cumberlands, PRN; Cashier F/T; • 12 Hour Shifts 1450 Neal Street Cookeville, Tennessee 38501 (Lender). Cook/Baker PRN; Child- • 3 Day Weekend Every Other Week, Off Friday, Saturday & Sunday care Aide PRN; Hospital- • 12 Hours of Overtime per Month Built into the 12 Hour Schedule ity Clerk F/T; Registration • High School Diploma or GED Required Pursuant to TCA 35-5-101(e), a copy of the above notice, as required in TCA 35-5-104, was served upon Representative F/T & • Starting Salary of $2,391/month with Proof of an Associate or Bachelor Degree the above referenced Debtor(s) and Interested Parties, by lodging same with the US Mail Certifi ed Mail, PRN: Medical Transcrip- • Eligible Veterans, Service Members, can use Post-9/11 or Montgomery GI Return Receipt Requested, postage prepaid, for delivery to the addresses indicated on or before the fi rst tionist F/T: Financial Bill benefi ts for participation in the 12 month Correctional Offi cer Training Program date of publication. Counselor/Cashier PRN; Contact Human Resources at (423)881-6180 Interpreter PRN. Employees and eligible dependents are off ered Health, Dental, Life, Pursuant to the Service Members Civil Relief Act of 2003, confi rmation was obtained on October 12, For More Information and to Pharmacy and Vision Insurance. Paid Time Off including Military Leave, 2018, that there is no information in the Department of Defense data center that indicates Kenneth D. apply go to: 401K, Retirement Plan and Tuition Assistance are a few of the benefi ts Manis or Jenifer N. Manis is currently on active military duty. Hyperlink aff orded to state employees. "http://www.crmchealth.org Are you interested in an accounting, administrative, counseling, maintenance, Dates of Publication; TCA 35-5-101(a)(b): The Herald Citizen, a newspaper published in Putnam Coun- E.O.E warehouse or teaching position? Be sure to check out www.tn.gov/hr to view current vacancies. New lists are posted weekly. Application window is ty, Tennessee, the county where the land is located and the sale is to be made, which shall be published Now hiring front counter Wednesday-Tuesday of each week. in the newspaper on the following dates: October 19, 2018, October 26, 2018, and November 2, 2018. help. Must be available Sat- www.tn.gov/correction urdays. Apply in person at William D. Birdwell, Esq. | Successor Trustee | 457 East Broad Street | Cookeville, Tennessee 38501 Big E's BBQ. The Department of Correction is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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WANTED TO BUY $4,800 ea. 615-299-7506 will need to be cut up & $550/mo. (931)303-4077   Used Mobile Homes HUGE 1/2 PRICE NEW split. Call (931)260-5655 Call 931-668-2031 ITEM YARD SALE 2BR, 2 full BA Brick 4Plex WE BUY Houses Cash! RELOADING TABLE built THURS, FRI, SAT .. 7A-6P just outside Ckvl city limits Quick sale. Fair price. Offer from NRAB Blueprints. Re- LOOKING FOR a place to off Hwy 111 close to Fleet- 3266 Mine Lick Creek Rd dump Free Fire Wood and quaranteed. 931-516-2500 loading equipment & sup- Ckvl, 38501 guard/Averitt Express. 1995 plies for most pistols, rifles, Mulch in Putnam County. Mikonda Dr on dead end St. All These Items New: (931)260-5655 and shotguns. Pls call Clothes, childrens books, Prescott school district. Built   (931)261-1310 in 2011. Approx 1100SF, lrg toys, shoes, framed art, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21 housewares, home decor,   yard/plenty of parking. ROUND CONFERENCE $650/mo, $500/dep. No 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM lamps, curtains, back to 524 Fisk Rd TABLE (47") WITH 2 school items, MORE! LOOKING FOR A PET? pets. (931)239-9240 CHAIRS. All in good condi- Adopt your new best E on Broad, L on Fisk, 2BR/2BA Townhouse house on L. $204,900. Host: tion, $75. Also, office chair, HUGE Estate/Garage Sale friend! $800/mo Water & Sewer In- $20. Can text pictures. Call Kevin Davis. Listing Agent: THURS, FRI, SAT .. 8-5 Visit us online at www.aarf- cl'd Brand New. 261-7427 Jane Flatt. See our display 931-537-3680, leave mes- 130 Stanley Carr S/D Rd tn.com to see all of our res- sage. 4BR/4.5BA Townhouse ad in Sunday, October Unique items: Glassware, cued dogs, cats, puppies 21st's Herald-Citizen clas- macrame course, wicker and kittens! Meet the dogs $1200/mo Water & Sewer Incl'd Brand New. 261-7427 sified for more details. TOASTER OVEN $30; baskets, Paul Bunyon BR and cats for adoption at our FIRST REALTY CO. set, TOO MUCH TO LIST. George Foreman $20. An- adoption events - call, email AGE 55 OR OLDER, Very 528-1573 gels, electrical & musical, THIS IS ONE YOU WON'T or visit our website for our Nice 1100SF townhouse du- WANT TO MISS!! Kevin: (931)349-1902 (1)$20, others $10 ea; An- event schedule. All pets are plex. 2BR. Private porch, Jane: (931)252-1573 tique what-not shelf $20. fully vetted and already deck, & parking. Country 931-607-4459 HUGE INDOOR YARD fixed. A.A.R.F. is a 501(c)(3) setting. No pets/smoking. SALE SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21 non-profit, no-kill animal res- $600/mo, $500/dep. Dir- 1:00PM - 3:00PM Vintage Sunbeam Mix- FRI, SAT .. 7AM - TIL cue/foster organization run ecTV incl'd. 931-544-3762 Center Grove Comm. Ctr 509 Eagle Point master from late 40's. Has by volunteers. Please be FROM PCCH: W on Of Hwy 56 North, G'sboro part of the solution to end AVAIL. 1 & 2 BR APTS 10 speeds, extra attach- Call for Info Broad/Buck Mtn Rd, L on ments for juices, comes Summer/Winter clothes, animal overpopulation - scrubs, Home Int, decora- (931)252-8289 Old Qualls, R on Plantation, w/bowl. Works well. $50. spay or neuter your pets. continue into White Plains, L Sears antique adding ma- tions, glassware, dishes, A.A.R.F. (All About Rescue furniture, Christmas items. on Eagle Point. $449,000. chine. Hand operated. From and Fixin' Inc.)   Hosting: Jim & Odessa Nel- 50's w/all accessories. $40. HUGE MOVING SALE 931-260-8018 (voicemail son. See our display ad in Basketball Guides: Pro Bas- FRI, SAT .. 7AM - TIL only) • www.aarf-tn.com 1, 2, 3, & 4 BR Sunday October 21st's Her- ketball Bible, all 7 issues, Houses & Apts ald-Citizen Classifieds for 8032 Nashville Hwy BELA BEAUTIFUL Pure- complete Handbook of Pro Starting at $325/mo or more details. Baxter, 38544 bred female Yellow Lab. 2 Basketball, back to the mid 1/2 mi past Upperman HS on L $81.25/wk . Pets OK. FIRST REALTY CO. years old, spayed with ra- 80's whole lot $50, Lennox HH furn, kitchenware, Stevens Realty LLC 528-1573 bies shots. Plenty of room to stoneware Crockpot w/top couches, tables, tools, 866-806-3815 O/A Jim & Odessa: 284-1077 $18, Insulated combination shelves, vacuums, toys. run. References including www.stevensrentals.com mini ice bucket & cocktail Everything Must Go, Vet. 931-935-1410 "We Now Offer SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21 shaker $7. 931-525-1020 Make Offer. Rain or Shine Weekly Rentals" 1PM - 3PM CHIHUAHUA PUPS: Par- Ask about no security de- 1355 Pilot Dr, Ckvl HUGE SALE ents on site. Call Paul @ posits for qualified tenants. From PCCH: So on Jeffer- SATURDAY 10/20 .. 8A-TIL 631-464-8207. Algood area.   3+BR, 1.5BA 1816 SF, 2 son, R on Bunker Hill (at 302 East Fork Lane KFC), R into Hillsdale S/D Crawford, TN 38554 MALE & FEMALE KIT- car gar, full bsmnt, new PLANNING A paint, new exit 283, lrg yard (behind Sam's club), R at Building full of antiques and TENS. I will pay for stop sign, R on Pilot Dr, 4th furniture, Store Fixtures and spay/neuter. Must have ref- No pets/smoking. $1100/mo YARD SALE??? + dep 615-300-1994 h Show Cases erences from a Vet. Call Live within the city limits 931-935-1410 3BR, 2BA Lk new, all lamin- INSIDE HUGE 3 FAMILY ate, great neighborhood, no of Algood or Cookeville? Joining Together With Your MOUNTAIN CUR female Bo pets. $1100/mo. 261-1883. Treasures Bo, 1 year old spayed with 3BR, 2BA. 2 car detached 2131 Mine Lick Creek & all of her shots. Full grown You MUST go to your Wildwood Ct weighs 36 lbs. very lovingly, gar. Nice condition, 1 mi Rain or Shine/Sleet or Snow from Ckvl Sq. $1300. NO city’s business office to very protective. House dog. FRI, SAT .. 6:30-2:00 Needs a fenced yard. Refer- pets/smoking. 520-3393 obtain a permit. Lets Make A Deal, High ences including a Vet. 931- 4BR, 3.5BA CHA, W/D HU, Quality at a Bargain! 935-1410 no pets/smoking. Refs, crd City of Algood ck, lease req'd. $1200/mo. 215 W Main St. MAMA'S LIL BABY $1200/sec. Downtown. Avail Children all seasons   11/2. 526-3567 Algood, TN 323 Turntable Rd, Sparta across the street from White EQUAL HOUSING Opportunity Monterey: Small 3BR, or Co. Middle School PUBLISHER'S NOTICE: All real estate advertised in this news- 1BA, frig, stove W/D HU, City of Cookeville SALE DATES storage bldg. Background WED 4/17 thru FRI 4/19 paper is subject to the Federal 45 E. Broad Street Fair Housing Act of 1968 and ck. $700/mo, $700/dep. 8AM - 5PM the Tennessee Human Rights (931)261-3138 Cookeville, TN SAT 10/20 .. 8AM - 1PM Act which makes it illegal to ad- Saturday Items 1/2 Price vertise "any preference, limita- NICE 2BR, 2BA in Rick- 4 FAMILY / Rain or Shine Call Tonya (931)265-1639 tion or discrimination based on man, only 10 min from Ckvl, SAT ONLY .. 7AM - TIL race, color, religion, sex, famili- CHA, Stove, Frig, DW. MAN CAVE CLEAN OUT al status or national origin, han- $750/mo. (931)445-6198 415 Ash Dr dicap/disability or an intention to Westgate S/D 38544 SALE FRI, SAT .. 7AM - 4PM make any such preference, lim- Underarmour, North Face, itation or discrimination." This   Nike, Coach, Vera Bradley, 4312 South Creek Dr newspaper will not knowingly Birkenstocks, Halloween Ckvl, 38506 accept any advertising for real 2BR in town. Private yard, decorations, VCR & DVD Auto parts, rims & tires, estate which is in violation of appls, CHA, W/D HU. $500 players, chicken soup tools & equipment, neon the law. Our readers are in- + dep. (931)261-9754 books, toys, gun cab, patio sign, collectibles and formed that all dwellings advert- MORE!! ised in this newspaper are set, bikes, weedeaters. available on an equal opportun- Everything Cheap! MOVING SALE ity basis. Equal Housing Oppor- SATURDAY Only .. 7A-TIL tunity, M/F. ALGOOD UNITED Herald-Citizen & METHODIST CHURCH 2654 Park West Dr, 38501 YARD SALE HH items, CHEAP designer Regional Buyers SATURDAY 10/20 .. 7A-1P shoes & handbags from Guide 135 W. Main St GOOB online store, 1300 Neal St., Cookeville, TN Algood 48506 Paparazzi jewelry, kids jew- 931-526-9715 (FAX) 526-1209 In The Family Life Center elry & MUCH MORE!! Collectibles, books, toys crafts, home decor, dishes, MULTI FAMILY SALE    furn, Christmas items, jew- SAT ONLY .. 8AM -1PM elry, linens, tapes/CD's, 465 Charleston Dr, 38501 STAR MOTOR INN sports items, tools, MUCH Tools, home remodeling Weekly starting @ $200 + MORE! supplies, all size clothes tax. Free internet, frig, guest children thru adult, designer laundry, movie rentals. Pet & boutique items, jewelry, Friendly, Construction CARPORT SALE purses, shoes, HH items, Crews welcome. 526-9511 FRI & SAT 8AM-5PM shelves, furniture, toys & 1556 BROOKDALE SUB'D books, glassware, craft sup- TIMBER RIDGE INN Rent- lots of nice clothes, HH plies, curtains, antiques and al avail. Jacuzzi suite 15 mi items, misc. electronics, collectibles. W of Ckvl (931)260-9513 beautiful glassware, some antiques & plenty of parking.

DOWNSIZING SALE FRI, SAT .. 7:30 - 12:30 RAIN or SHINE 2410 N. Pointe Cove Circle Ckvl, 38506 Small furn, tools, art sup- plies, razor & kitchen col- lectibles, sports items, li- cense plates & other auto related, books, records, 1-2-3 Bedroom Apartments for Rent DVD's, garden objects, Hal- Apartments with W/D Hookup loween & Christmas, lots of misc HH items, Something 2 swimming pools,  tness center and laundry facility all on-site! for Everyone! Call 931-526-7711 B6 HERALD-CITIZEN FUN & GAMES FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2018 herald-citizen.com 40 years later, ‘Halloween’ slashes again

By JAKE COYLE Michael is again stalking the AP FILM WRITER suburban streets of Had- donfi eld, custom kitchens With hollow eyes and start seeing their cutlery sagging cheeks, the fl abby disappear, and the shadows white mask of Michael Myers and closets of seemingly safe is horror’s great blank slate. neighborhoods are again rife Project your fears here, it with danger. Evil — soulless says. Myers doesn’t speak. and unkillable — lurks ev- His movements never rise erywhere, even if does wear a beyond a deliberate gait (well, silly mask. aside from all the stabbing Green, the sometimes bril- and strangling). Even his liant, sometimes confound- name is purposefully bland. ing fi lmmaker of art-house Decades after John Car- indies (“George Washing- penter’s slasher landmark, ton”), broader comedies David Gordon Green has (“Pineapple Express”) and, resurrected the faceless more recently, a few starry Boogeyman of “Halloween” studio projects (“Our Brand and set him loose on another Is Crisis”), can’t recreate Halloween night, 40 years the eeriness of Carpenter’s later. Time has done little for original. But he pumps more Michael’s personality. He is blood into the story, both still a poor conversationalist. literally and fi guratively. (He hasn’t uttered a word in AP Foggy nights and gas-station the intervening decades, says Jamie Lee Curtis in a scene from “Halloween.” bathrooms turn predict- a doctor at the sanatorium ably gory, more so than the that holds him.) He is still ing fi lm — the stoic killer, “twice-divorced basket (Jeff erson Hall, Rhian Rees) original. But the scenes that handy with a knife. the gruesome executions, case” living in a run-down introduces us to both the fall between those forebod- There are no roman nu- the suburban nightmares — house on the outskirts of locked-up Myers and the ing, twinkling piano notes merals in the title of Green’s what makes his “Halloween” the fi ctional Haddonfi eld, withdrawn Strode. Before have far more warmth and fi lm, nor any of those dopey such a thrill is how it devi- Illinois. She has turned her curtly dismissing them, spirit than you’d expect. You subtitles like 1998’s “Hal- ates from its long-ago prede- home into a training ground Strode insists their investiga- almost wish Green — easily loween H20,” which presum- cessor. and domestic fortifi cation tion into Myers is pointless. the most talented fi lmmaker ably delved into the very Setting the template for (beneath the kitchen island “There’s nothing to learn,” in the franchise since Car- real fears of dehydration. countless slashers to fol- is a well-armed shelter) for says Strode, surely no fan penter — was instead making As if to draw closer to the low, Carpenter’s fi lm often the second coming of Michael of, say, neo-Nazi newspa- something original here on original (and to ignore the reserved its most painful she’s always been sure will per features. Hunt evil, she the same streets, with the nine sequels and reboots in endings for more promiscuous happen. believes, don’t analyze it. It’s same cast (including the between), this “Halloween” girls or drug-using teens. As Her daughter (Judy Greer) a message peppered through- scene-stealing Miles Rob- has simply taken Carpenter’s a grim reaper carrying out a and her son-in-law (Toby out “Halloween” with clear bins) and none of the skull 1978 title. And with gliding metaphorical reckoning, Mi- Huss) have grown tired of reference to today (and to crushing. cameras, Carpenter’s score chael had questionable biases. Strode’s fanatical survivalist some of the earlier “Hallow- But there are rituals to ob- and original cast members But what Carpenter did do paranoia. Certain that the een” installments that sought serve, and this “Halloween” Jamie Lee Curtis and Nick was equate sex with violence, world isn’t so bad a place as to understand Michael). lives up to its name. Castle (the man under the a connection that Green has Strode insists, they plead for Needless to say, both “Halloween,” a Universal mask), it has tried very hard elaborated on with a more her to get over it. Their high- those who dismiss Strode’s Pictures release, is rated R to take much more, too. feminist streak. Having sur- school daughter, Allyson deep-seated trauma and by the Motion Picture Asso- But while Green’s “Hal- vived the “Babysitter Mur- (Andi Matichak) isn’t so sure, those who would rather study ciation of America for horror loween,” which he penned ders” of 40 years ago, Laurie and she naturally gravitates evil than confront it are gon- violence and bloody images, with Danny McBride and Jeff Strode (a fabulously fi erce to the grandmother she’s na get their comeuppance. language, brief drug use and Fradley, has faithfully adopt- Jamie Lee Curtis, reprising been shielded from. When Michael is transferred nudity. Running time: 105 ed much of what so resonated the role that was her fi lm The curiosity of “Seri- to another facility, hell pre- minutes. 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KNOXVILLE (AP) — Ten- hard not to score made “pretty phenomenal” left for stints as a defensive cessors at Alabama. nessee coach Jeremy Pruitt 100 points a progress since the start of the coordinator at Florida State After Tennessee upset speaks from experience when couple of games,” season. and Georgia before returning Auburn last week, Pruitt he says this may be the best Pruitt quipped. “This is as well coached a to Alabama in 2016. received a call from Gene Alabama team of Nick Sa- Pruitt is trying team as we’ve played all year Since taking over Tennes- Stallings, who coached him at ban’s 12-year tenure. to take the les- long, and you have to give a see’s program, Pruitt says he Alabama. Pruitt said they’ve Pruitt was part of Saban’s sons he learned lot of credit to Jeremy and his hasn’t contacted Saban much spoken to each other a num- staff for four national cham- PRUITT at Alabama to staff with what they’ve been for advice. ber of times this season. Ten- pionship teams at Alabama help build a able to do there in a short pe- “I don’t think it’s fair for nessee defensive coordinator and spent the 2016 and 2017 consistent winner at Tennes- riod of time,” said Saban, who me to call and ask him ques- Kevin Sherrer and off ensive seasons as the Crimson Tide’s see. His former boss believes owns a 14-0 record against his tions,” Pruitt said. “Not that line coach Will Friend also defensive coordinator . Now Pruitt is headed in the right former assistants. he wouldn’t help me, I really played for Stallings at Ala- he’s a fi rst-year head coach direction. Pruitt had been working as believe he would, but we’re bama. preparing to face the top- Tennessee (3-3, 1-2) snapped a high school assistant coach competing against each other “A lot of the lessons I ranked Tide. an 11-game SEC losing streak when he joined Alabama’s every single day in recruit- learned playing with coach Alabama (7-0, 4-0 SEC) last week by winning 30-24 at staff as a director of player ing. It’s one of the biggest Stallings, we try to imple- leads all Football Bowl Auburn , which was ranked development in 2007, Saban’s rivalries out there, so I don’t ment today,” Pruitt said. “He Subdivision teams in scoring 21st at the time. The Vols debut season. Pruitt spent feel like I should put him in told me a couple of weeks ago this year with 53.6 points per enter Saturday’s game as three seasons in that role that situation.” about some of the things he game. 28 ½-point underdogs, but before working as defensive Pruitt has reached out did when he fi rst got to Texas “They really had to try Saban believes Tennessee has backs coach in 2010-12. He often to one of Saban’s prede- A&M (in 1965).” Despite James’ 26 Tech set to begin tough road swing points, Lakers lose TTU volleyball prepares for visits with Murray State, Austin Peay COOKEVILLE (TTU) — After chemistry could Giustino’s kills per set are a pair of huge wins inside the not have come at a good enough for 37th nationally, to Portland in opener Hooper Eblen Center last week- better time for TTU, at the moment. In addition, she end that greatly aided their Ohio as the caliber of its has the highest digs per set of PORTLAND, Ore. early and 76ers fans Valley Conference Tournament two upcoming oppo- MSU’s non-liberos (3.10), ranks (AP) — LeBron James exhorted him to “Shoot! hopes, Tennessee Tech volley- nents will require second on the club with 18 ser- opened with two thun- Shoot!” each time he ball will take its talents on the the Golden Eagles’ vice aces, and is fourth in blocks derous dunks and had 26 touched the ball as the road again to throw down with WALDOWALDO to bring their very with 29. She has also maintained points and 12 rebounds second-year guard tries two of the league’s best, Murray best in order to a .200 hitting percentage over a in his fi rst game with to overcome his aversion State and Austin Peay. prevail. team-high 825 attempts. the Los Angeles Lakers, to jumpers. Jeannette Waldo reported Murray State is the trip’s Brown, a fi fth-year senior, is but the Portland Trail He found the look he she felt her team had “turned a fi rst destination, with the match the only middle blocker in the Blazers prevailed 128- wanted 3 minutes into corner” with regards to its con- set for a 7 p.m. start Friday league’s top 10 for KPS. She also 119 Thursday night in the second quarter. fi dence following the sweep, and evening from Racer Arena, the owns the team’s best attack per- the season opener for Fultz dribbled to the understandably so. second-largest facility in all of centage with a .221, and is third both teams. foul line and hit an The Golden Eagles came away NCAA Division I that is used in blocks with 30. Damian Lillard had 28 uncontested pull-up with victories over SIUE and solely for volleyball. Combined, the tandem has points and Nik Stauskas jumper, the ball rattling Eastern Illinois, and got it done The Racers tote an 11-9 overall accounted for 1,571 of Murray’s came off the bench to around the rim four on both sides of the court. Ali record into Friday’s matchup 2,635 attacks, just under 60 per- score 24 for Portland, times before it plopped Verzani (31 kills), Erica Grant after sweeping Tennessee State cent. which won its 18th through the net for two (29) and Rachel Thomas (21) led a and Belmont most recently. Libero Becca Fernandez com- straight home opener to points. superb off ensive eff ort facilitated Those two wins made fi ve in mands the backcourt with 4.58 extend an NBA record. Fans erupted in by Susie Jeziorowski (94 assists), a row in the league for MSU, digs per set for the season, which It was the Blazers’ cheers as they gave him while Kirsten Brugere racked which opened conference play is fourth-best in conference. She 16th straight victory a standing ovation and up 4.88 digs per set in the back with three straight losses for a has been especially stellar in over the Lakers. chanted “Fultz! Fultz! court, and Taylor Dorsey was in 5-3 OVC mark. league play, upping that mark to The opening festivi- Fultz!” Fultz was 1 of on 11 of Tech’s 18 blocks. The current streak, which 5.62 over eight contests. ties were tempered by 6 in 15 minutes in the Verzani’s 3.88 kills per set, dates back to September 29, “Murray State is a very talent- the death this week of fi rst half and didn’t play .338 hitting percentage, fi ve ser- features back-to-back-to-back ed team with very talented piec- Trail Blazers owner again until late in the vice aces, 21 digs and four blocks straight-sets victories over East- es,” Waldo said. “They have play- Paul Allen. A “Rip City” third and the Sixers over two matches awarded her ern Kentucky, SIUE and Eastern ers with very high volleyball IQs baseball cap rested in leading by 88-68. both the Co-Off ensive Player and Illinois prior to the sweep of the that can move around between Allen’s courtside seat the Newcomer of the Week from Nashville representatives. diff erent positions. We need to with a single rose. HEAT 113, WIZARDS 112 the OVC on Monday. The three conference losses make sure to focus on the attack- The enigmatic WASHINGTON “Our confi dence seems to be suff ered before the proverbial er in front of us fi rst, then worry co-founder of Microsoft (AP) — Kelly Olynyk’s at a new level after last week- switch fl icked on for Murray about the big picture in order to died Monday in Seattle putback of Dwyane end,” Waldo said. “We remain State came to UT Martin (3-2), succeed. They also have a very from complications of Wade’s missed jumper very focused in practice with Southeast Missouri (3-2) and aggressive serving game and we non-Hodgkin’s lympho- produced the go-ahead earning a spot in our conference Austin Peay (3-1) - all were road need to win the serve and pass ma. basket with 0.2 seconds tournament being out No. 1 goal. matches. battle to put ourselves in a good He was 65. There was left, lifting Miami past Our staff is constantly reiterat- Murray currently boasts the place off ensively.” moment of silence before Washington. ing that the conference rankings top two individual kills per set Tech will square off with the game and tributes Josh Richardson led will continue to shift, so every averages in the conference in Austin Peay, the top dogs in the to Allen throughout the Miami with 28 points, set matters, and the ‘buy in’ is outside hitter Rachel Giustino OVC, on Saturday at 2 p.m. from night. Rodney McGruder defi nitely there from everyone.” (4.12) and middle blocker Dacia the Governors’ Winfi eld Dunn added 20, and the Heat The surge in confi dence and Brown (3.78). Center. 76ERS 127, BULLS 108 hit consecutive 3s late in PHILADELPHIA the fourth quarter. (AP) — Ben Simmons With Washington had a triple-double with center Dwight Howard 13 points, 13 rebounds sidelined by a sore back- and 11 assists and Joel side, the Wizards were Embiid had 30 points led by old standby John and 12 rebounds in Phil- Wall, who delivered 26 adelphia’s victory over points and nine assists. Chicago. He and fellow All-Star Zach LaVine led the guard Bradley Beal, Bulls with 30 points in who scored 20 points, their season opener. accounted for Washing- The curious case of ton’s last eight points. Markelle Fultz contin- But with a 112-111 ued when one of the lead, Wall missed a more scrutinized play- 26-foot pull-up jumper, ers in the NBA managed giving Miami a chance. to steal the spotlight Wade’s shot with about from his more accom- 3 seconds left was off plished teammate with the mark, and Olynyk simple jumpers. grabbed the rebound Fultz had open looks and his layup won it. CAVS: Cookeville needs win over Siegel in season finale FROM PAGE B1 the playoff s on the line. The loss drops CHS to 4-5 overall with a 2-3 pletions for 161 yards, Region 3-6A. while starter Blaine The Cavs are tied with Espinosa completed 5-9 the Siegel Stars, who are for 27 yards. Jaedan also 2-3 in the region, McAllister led the Cavs for the fourth and fi nal on the ground with nine playoff spot. rushes for 35 yards. The game will take Espinosa ran for 27 place next Friday with a yards, and Drew Dyal 7 p.m. kickoff at CHS. ran for 18. “I think our guys will “Obviously, the subs come back from this,” were in the game and Maynord said. the running clock was “They understand the on, but our kids keep situation we’re in. It’s playing,” Maynord said. either win this next one, “That’s what we ask or we stay home. them to do, and that’s “We’re facing a team the most important part that’s got talent, but to me that they keep they’re not as talented trying to play.” as the teams we’ve been Cookeville now moves facing. We’re just going on to it’s fi nal game of to have to play it and see the season with a spot in what happens.”