VOLUME 138 • NUMBER 39 October 30, 2019 $1.00

CARROLL COUNTY E911 New dispatch equipment

Bryan Moffitt cost to top $100,000 Bryan Moffitt shirleyNANNEY Andy Dickson informed mem- very old and no longer can parts office to the new EOC next to would be paid for drew much Editor bers that a radio console at the be found for it.” the jail. discussion. It is expected to to perform Emergency Operation Center He said there is only one Mike Badgett Jr. with B & E cost between $100,000 and At the Oct. 22 meeting, Car- (EOC) office had crashed and console working now, but that Electronics, who was present at $150,000. at Habitat roll County E911 board mem- was out of service. it was not surprising one went the meeting, advised that he had Although B & E submitted bers learned of some bad news “No longer can a dispatcher down because the equipment been unsuccessful in obtaining two different bids it will have to Gala Nov. 5 that will be costly. sit in a chair and dispatch,” said was not expected to survive the parts for the console. Board Chairman Sheriff Dickson. “The radio system was move from the 126 West Paris How the new equipment See EQUIPMENT, Page 3A Carroll County Habitat for Humanity’s Gala is set for Tuesday, Nov. 5 at 6 p.m. for Hors d’ oeuvres with dinner to start at 6:30 p.m. at the Local mother Carroll County Civic Center. Live entertainment will be by Bryan Moffitt. still fighting Tickets are $50 each and are tax deductible. Call 986- to get her 5900 to purchase tickets. son treatment ronPARK INSIDE ... Staff Writer It stands as a memorial to As was detailed in the Oc- the late Will Fisher and his tober 16 feature “A Mother’s love for reading. The Little Nightmare,” local resident Tena Free Library stands on the “Summer” Holloman has strug- south side of Huntingdon’s gled for years trying to get her Court Square next to The adopted son, Dylan, 11, the lev- Gift Grove and Supervisory el of psychiatric treatment he Services building. Inside the needs. library are numerous books Adopted by Holloman at age for all ages and everyone is three, Dylan has exhibited dis- invited to “take a book and turbing and violent behavior share a book.” that has grown increasingly se- Page 3A vere and potentially dangerous as he has grown older in spite of Bethel University invites countless counseling sessions, you to Christmas with Re- numerous placements in resi- naissance, an annual cele- dential treatment facilities, and bration that takes audiences all kinds of prescribed drugs. on an awe-inspiring jour- Holloman believes that Dylan ney, while showcasing all could be helped if placed in an aspects of the Renaissance Photo by Shirley Nanney inpatient treatment facility that Performing Arts Program. PIE IN THE FACE – For winning McKenzie P.T.O.’s elementary king and queen contest, Lola Batton got to put a pie in elementary school provides neuropsychological Page 4A principal Tonya Brown’s face and Cooper Cunningham got to splash pie in elementary school assistant principal Josh Kee’s face. Lola raised $845 and Cooper took in $300. The contest raised a total of $6,898.92. See more photos on 8A. evaluation and treatment. And that’s exactly what a A total of $516,104 in local state judge ordered back in option sales tax revenue 2017, requiring that TennCare was collected in Carroll TOWN OF HUNTINGDON place Dylan in such a facility Counny during the month of and pay for it. September But, according to Holloman, Page 4A Security cameras may be coming TennCare has not yet complied with that court order – though Life Care LPN’s Kristin TennCare representatives claim Douglas and Stephanie Car- that their agency has technically roll wanted more commu- to Public Works Department satisfied the requirements of the nity involvement between Grant could also help learned at the Oct. 22 council Works Department and security the top 20 percent of all eligible court. the community and the res- program. cameras and security lights at SHP clients for the 2018 calen- Since early August, when idents, so what better way construct security lights “A qualifying amount is of- Kelley Sports Complex,” said dar year. Dylan’s placement in a special to do it than through a fall at Kelly Sports Complex fered through this grant pro- the mayor. It was pointed out by the therapeutic foster care situation festival event. gram and is based on the total The mayor made three oth- mayor that the Huntingdon Her- was discontinued, Holloman So on Oct. 22, the resi- shirleyNANNEY insured property amount,” said er announcements during the itage Festival was a huge suc- has been trying her best to han- dents and community got Editor Mayor Dale Kelley. meeting. cess again this year with a large dle Dylan at home, but her son’s together at Life Care for Based on Huntingdon’s to- He noted that Baptist Memo- number in attendance. erratic and violent behavior, food, fun and games, as The Town of Huntingdon may tal insured amount, the town rial Home Care & Hospice has He said the Trunk or Treat along with developing health well as a car show. be eligible to purchase some se- should be eligible for up to ap- been recognized by Strategic event by area churches, busi- problems of her own, are mak- Page 7A curity equipment through the proximately a $4,000 matching Healthcare Programs (SHP) nesses, and clubs will be held on ing that increasingly difficult. Public Entity Partners’ Property grant. as a “Superior Performer” for the Court Square on Halloween Holloman said she has been Conservation Matching Grant “This grant will be used for achieving an overall patient night from 6 to 8 p.m. Program, council members security cameras at the Public satisfaction score that ranked in See TREATMENT, Page 4A Mayor Butler re-elected commission chair Index: shirleyNANNEY ed and are listed after this ar- band Ready Community Pro- to account for funds received School District and a second Editor ticle. gram. A presentation regarding from a $20,000 Health Built SRO in the West Carroll Spe- Church Directory�������������6B Notaries elected during the local TEC broadband projects Environment Grant from the cial School District. Classifieds �����������������������6B County Mayor Joseph Butler meeting included: Elise Boaz, will be given before the vote. state. • A resolution to transfer Editorial���������������������������2A will again serve as chairman Cody Austin Campbell, Lind- • A resolution to reappoint • A resolution to amend the $2,904.54 from an insurance KidScoop �������������������������6A of the Carroll County Legisla- sey Foster, Rebecca Johnson, Phyllis Smith, Meredith Surb- Civic Center/Parks and Fair recovery account into a liabili- Obituaries...... ������������������5A tive Body after being elected Barton E. Smith, Suedean er, and John Mann to the In- Boards budget to include an ty claims account for insurance Public Notices ������������������7B at the Oct. 14 meeting. In that Smothers, Alexandria Springer digent Care Board with terms additional $4,800 to cover the money received for damage Records ���������������������������7B position, he will preside over and Amanda Walker. ending in October, 2022. cost of insurance coverage for sustained to a Sheriff’s Depart- Society �����������������������������4A all meetings of the Body. Elect- Other resolutions that were • A resolution to appoint the new Civic Center director. ment vehicle back in June. Sports ������������������������������1B ed as chairman Pro Tempore passed included: Chris Rich, Robyn Hatler, and • A resolution to amend the • A report on the debt ob- of the Body was John Mann, • A resolution for Carroll Lesley White to the Library Sheriff’s Department budget to ligation for the Carroll Coun- who was nominated by Ronnie County to establish a policy Board with terms ending in include an additional $75,194 ty Highway Dept. which was Murphy. Mann will preside in with the Tennessee Department October, 2022. to cover the salaries of a school $212,000 for equipment. the absence of Butler. of Economic & Community • A resolution to amend the resource officer (SRO) in the Committees were also elect- Development for the Broad- Health Department budget Hollow Rock-Bruceton Special See COMMISSION, Page 5A Visit us online: NewsLeaderOnline.com Carroll County Legislative Body

Page 2A Carroll County NEWS-LEADER, Wednesday, October 30, 2019 EDITORIAL/NEWS Letter to the Editor My View West Carroll parent: School isn’t By Dennis Richardson providing for special needs child Dear Editor, However, this does not always I am writing this newspaper complete the parent moving for- Falling Back for the recent inquiry of my ward, especially when there is We used to joke that when we My brother lives in Hawaii recurring issues with the ad- no apology for what happened drove to Knoxville and lost an which will become 5 hours ministration and board of West or acknowledgement for who is hour on the clock somewhere time difference. If I call him at Carroll Special School District responsible. along the route (when entering 8 a.m. our time it will only be 3 (WCSSD). I was informed by the Tennes- eastern time) that we would a.m. there. He has always been I have three children who see Dept. of Education (TDOE) have to remember to open the an early riser, but not that early. attend WCSSD schools, two of after violations of IDEA were window and grab it back on our We are scheduled for a trip to whom have a disability. For the revealed that they (WC dis- way home. the eastern time zone Saturday past two years, my issues within trict) had also violated a general This weekend we get an hour night so I am interested to see this school district has become education practice placement back that we lost back in the how the time changes affect us. The outside view of the treehoue. worse and worse. The issue violation for the Response to spring as Daylight Saving Time I am trying to picture it. And involves a relationship that is Intervention (RTI) program ends. coming back into CST… hmm. beyond complete repair without and they (TDOE) could not vi- Most notably, we will turn What do our readers think accountability and responsibili- olate, based on the RTI that is our clocks back an hour before about the time changes? Those ty or apology from the WCSSD state regulated and not Federal- going to bed Saturday night who have an opinion may ad- in the role that they play in the ly regulated. I filed a complaint and gain an extra hour of sleep. dress it in these pages with a failure to provide my daughter, and the complaint managers did That will be my favorite part of guest column or a Letter to the who happens to be autistic, with not find any fault? How? Well, it all. Editor. the free and appropriate public from the result of an ADA in- And then… I like feedback. education (FAPE) that she is vestigation (September 2019), Then it will start getting day- legally entitled to under Indi- the complaint managers were light a little earlier according The amazing treehouse viduals with Disabilities Educa- “confused”?? to the clock and subsequently in Crossville has burned tion Act (IDEA) and the refusal There was a TDOE investiga- darkness will set in a little ear- to place Intervention services tion that commented on the is- lier. ACCEPTING What has been classified as when my daughter’s RTI scores sue and I, the complainant, was Nothing really changes ex- the world’s tallest treehouse has revealed that she had urgent in- open for an interview and sent cept the hands on the clock BIDS burned in Crossville. It went up tervention needs. email for contact to be made in but the days that are becoming The Hollow Rock-Bru- in flames the night of Oct. 22, Over the past two years the case of such. My appeal was shorter every day through the ceton Special School in fact last Tuesday night. I un- district has received multiple denied by the board to be heard. winter solstice about the third District is accepting bids derstand that it burned in about violations in regard to IDEA, The issue, more at hand, is what- week in December will seem a until November 8, 2019, 15 or 20 minutes, according to three complaints were filed in ever is important for this board lot shorter. 12:00 NOON, for roof on fire department reports and they 2017, 2018 and 2019 and all 3 to hear, other than where the It is just that time of the year. back portion of the Cen- don’t know the cause. resulted in multiple different money is going or how money Some contend that we should tral Elementary School. On our way to the Smokey violations of IDEA. Yes, they is being spent? I’ve seen more keep the same time year round Mountains eight to ten years are in compliance now as of excitement and uproar (holler- but changing the clocks makes For further informa- ago we made a stop there, just September. The TDOE gives ing and cussing the referees) at it all a little more exciting in tion or bid submission to see the treehouse that I had districts in violation Corrective a losing ballgame than failing a my book. please contact Hollow heard so much about. In fact, I Actions Plans to get back in to child’s education and ensuring A few states never adopted Rock-Bruceton Special wrote about it in my column the compliance with the TDOE. their mission. DST so those that have friends School District, Director next week. This shows the TDOE that Prior to my request of appeal and relatives there have to keep of Schools, David Dun- Surprisingly, I even got to talk The treehouse chapel the district complies to move that in mind when making can at 731-418-4180. to the man, Horace Burgess, an forward from their violation. See LETTER, Page 4A calls. architect turned minister, that built it. It was late in the afternoon on a Monday when we visited. WILLIAMS FURNITURE • DOWNTOWN MCKENZIE I went to the Sheriff’s Dept. to inquire about it and the loca- tion. On the way in, I met a man on the sidewalk and stopped to inquire of him. It turned out he SUPER PRE-THANKSGIVING just happened to be Burgess’ brother-in-law. He had been to the jail where he conducted a ministry. He told me the location and we found it down a beaten path on a farm. It was amazing, I have to ad- mit. Burgess had started build- ing it in the early 90’s. It was SalebrationSalebration beginning to show its age and it looked as if it had very little upkeep when we were there. It DOWNTOWN McKENZIE • DOWNTOWN McKENZIE • DOWNTOWN McKENZIE • DOWNTOWN McKENZIE towered ten stories and was 97 feet tall with tree limbs sticking out here and there. The most amazing thing I found was the DRIVE A LITTLE chapel in the midst of it that SOFA LA�Z�BOY had wooden bench seating and WOOD a wood carved pulpit. I just sat SAVE�A�LOT there for a few minutes in com- ROCKER plete awe. I understand that SLEEPER BEDROOMS people actually held church ser- $ .00 SECTIONALS $ .00 RECLINER vices there. $ .00 FROM FROM $ .00 I climbed about half way to 699 START AT 799 1,399 FROM 399 the top before deciding to return to the ground. About the time I made it down, Burgess came from a THANKSGIVING back field that was hid by a ACCENT RECLINING treeline behind the treehouse. TURKEY BUNKBED He said he was building a pond. 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Carroll County NEWS-LEADER, Wednesday, October 30, 2019 Page 3A CARROLL COUNTY LOCAL NEWS NEWS-LEADER Established 1868 Now Shining Brighter Than Ever Fisher remembered with ’Little Free Library’ 165 Court Square • Huntingdon, TN 38344 Phone: 986-2253 • Fax: 986-3585 shirleyNANNEY www.newsleaderonline.com • [email protected] Editor Member of the Tennessee Press Association and National Newspaper Association It stands as a memorial to the Copyright 2019 Carroll County News-Leader late Will Fisher and his love We have sister newspapers in Camden, Letters to the Editor and Guest Columns are encouraged. for reading. The Little Free Alamo, Tiptonville, Linden and Waverly, Please limit contributions to 300 words. We reserve the right to Library stands on the south side Waynesboro, Henderson, Covington, edit to conform to newspaper style and also modify content to Collierville, Bartlett, Millington, Germantown, protect against libel. All letters and guest columns must be of Huntingdon’s Court Square and Jackson, TN, and insertions for those signed. No unsigned letters will be published. The opinions newspapers may be brought to the expressed on the opinion/editorial page are not necessarily next to The Gift Grove and News-Leader office. those of the management of this newspaper. No alcohol Supervisory Services building. advertising accepted. Annual Subscriptions: Liability for advertising errors is limited to reprinting that portion Inside the library are numerous Carroll and Adjoining Counties: $39 of the advertisement that is in error. All advertisements are books for all ages and everyone Other Counties in TN: $49 assumed to be checked on first insertion. This newspaper Out of State: $57 assumes no liability for errors after the first insertion. is invited to “take a book and ONLINE ONLY: $28 share a book.” PRINTED BY OFFSET Published each Wednesday Will died suddenly just shy in Huntingdon, Tennessee Publisher: Daniel Richardson of his 34th birthday last year. Periodicals postage paid at [email protected] Huntingdon, TN 38344 Editor: Shirley Nanney “He dedicated his life to USPS 091-560 [email protected] teaching,” said his sister Paige POSTMASTER: Please send Sports Editor: Ron Park Espey. “This was a way to tap address changes to: [email protected] CARROLL COUNTY Office Manager: Amber Hilliard onto what he lived for in the NEWS-LEADER [email protected] Will Fisher P.O. Box 888, way of service.” He was born Sept. 26, 1984 General Hospital, wanted to Huntingdon, TN 38344 IN GOD WE TRUST to Susan Fisher and Bud Fisher do something to honor his and died Sept. 2, 2018 of memory. pulmonary embolism. Since Paige inherited his He graduated from book collection, she and Huntingdon High School in Mallory agreed the idea of 2002 where he played football a Little Free Library would and later graduated from indeed be a fitting way to MTSU. He had been employed remember Will. at West Carroll High School “He always liked to read,” and Camden High School in said Paige. the football program and was So Mallory enlisted the an assistant football coach for craftsmanship of her father, the defensive line at Spring Hill Ricky Miller, who built the High School at the time of his Little Free Library from pine death. plywood and used cedar for the Paige, a speech pathologist shingles. It holds approximately for Weakley County Schools, 40 to 50 books, depending on IN REMEMBRANCE – The Little Free Library on the south side of Huntingdon’s Court Square is in memory of the late Will Fisher. and Will’s friend, Mallory the size. Miller, who has a doctorate Little Free Library is a 501 form of a public bookcase. as Little Free Libraries. It’s the in nursing and is employed nonprofit organization that More than 90,000 public book world’s largest book-sharing in the CVICU Dept. at promotes neighborhood book exchanges are registered with movement. Jackson-Madison County exchanges, usually in the the organization and branded

EQUIPMENT From page 1A go through the bidding process. tenance, and insurance on the a month for the building’s util- Price will assume those respon- In a motion made by board equipment. ities. sibilities. Other signees are Lar- member Terry Bradshaw that The sheriff said that he would A FirstNet cell phone will ry Elliott, Roger Christian and passed, it was agreed that the be able to take $50,000 from his continue to be used in dispatch Willie Huffman. E911 District would enter into budget towards the project. after Meggs told board mem- A records request policy that an interlocal agreement with During the meeting, board bers that the phone will help was passed out at the meeting Carroll County to make an im- members agreed to drop the with communications in the will be reviewed by board mem- pact payment not to exceed selling price on the building at event of a disaster. bers and placed on the agenda at $100,000 for the purpose of 126 West Paris St. that E911 “When using FirstNet as a the next meeting. purchasing three radio consoles owns to $145,000. Originally, service, first responders are al- Meggs updated the board to be placed at the EOC and for the price was set at $186,000 in lowed priority for service over on several other items. An au- Carroll County to be responsi- May when it was listed with real citizens,” she said. The cost is tism awareness training session ble for the bid process, main- estate agent Bud Ricketts. The $40 a month. was attended by approximately agent, who was present at the Board member Danny 50 first responders at a cost of meeting, said said he has had Brawner whose term is up in $32 each. Board members Max four showings and some phone Nov. ask not to be reappoint- Anderson, Willie Huffman and inquiries, but no offers. ed on the board. His name will Terry Bradshaw also attended. “It’s about finding the right be taken off as an authorized Meggs has contacted AT & Trunk or Treat fit,” said Ricketts. signee for CD’s at Apex bank T and is awaiting a follow-up E911 director Kristy Meggs and on the checking account at in order to proceed with text- said it was costing about $500 FirstBank. Board member Steve to-911. Thursday, October 31 • 5-8 p.m. TONS OF CANDY! COME JOIN THE FUN!

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Don’t miss it!” will confirm your tickets within •Joshua Allen Minton, 27, of “Christmas is my favorite time Christmas with Renaissance 48 hours. Atwood to Ashley Nicole Staf- of the year, and it’s always ex- performances are December 6th P r efer r e d Ticket s a r e $15, G en- ford Nelson, 33, of Atwood. citing when we start putting the at 7 p.m., December 7th at 2 p.m. eral Tickets are $10. Discounts •Brittney Leigh Wilson, 26, Jacob Baker and Kayla Bennett will marry on Nov. 9. show together! We strive to en- and 7 p.m., and December 8th at available for groups of 10 or more. of Trezevant to Andrew Taylor hance the production with fresh 2 p.m. All performances will be For more information about Scobey, 25, of Rutherford. and dynamic material each year in the Dickey Fine Arts Building Bethel Renaissance Performing •Charles Ray Cook, 76, of Baker, Bennett to Wed that tells the life-changing story at Bethel University. Arts Program, go to BethelU.edu Atwood to Olivia Joan Blazer Bart and Tabitha Bennett of ness of Buena Vista. of the glorious birth of our Sav- To purchase tickets, please Bowen, 77, of McKenzie. Buena Vista are announcing the Jacob is a graduate of Central •Murphy Dillon Norris, 26, of forthcoming marriage of their High School in Bruceton. He is McKenzie to Randi Elisha Bun- daughter Kayla to Jacob Baker, employed with Watco in New TREATMENT From page 1A yard, 27, of McKenzie. son of Greg and Peggy Baker of Johnsonville. He is the grand- getting some help from the court order for psychiatric hos- Holloman also mentioned •Delbert Ray Hudgins, 48, of Bruceton. son of the late Junior and Chris- Tennessee Department of Chil- pitalization.” critical comments that have Milan to Elizabeth Anne Petway Kayla is a graduate of Central tine Hollingsworth and =late dren’s Services (DCS), which In the meantime, Holloman is been made on social media Gonzalez, 46, of McKenzie. High School in Bruceton. She is Harlon and Carolyn Baker. has made arrangements for fearful of what her son may do since the original story was •Hillary Deann Moss, 30, of employed at Baptist Memorial Wedding will be Nov. 9 at 4 Dylan to get a few hours of to either harm himself, which published earlier this month. Huntingdon to Emily Elizabeth Hospital in Huntingdon. She p.m. at Prospect Baptist Church in-home counseling per week, he has done repeatedly since “To the person on Facebook Erney, 24, of Huntingdon. is the granddaughter of Jimmy in Hollow Rock with reception though they’ve had to contract she brought him home, or harm that thinks I am damaging my and Brenda Bennett of Hollow to follow. with a company outside this someone else. son by telling our story: There Rock and Danny and Ann Ma- area to do it. She is particularly concerned came a point that I had to make “He has been turned down by about Dylan attending a local a choice. Do I continue to fight every local in-home intensive public school and the disturb- on my own and continue to lose Local Option Sales Tax counseling program,” said Hol- ing comments Dylan has made our battle or do I go public and Over half a million collected loman. “They all say he is too about wanting to harm other hope that we can get some help extreme for their level of care.” students. with our fight,” she said. “This locally in September Holloman said there is a ray of “I am terrified that he will is not just Dylan’s story. This is hope as the DCS Children’s Cri- hurt someone else’s child,” she our entire family’s story. Every A total of $516,104 in local ber. sis Team in Nashville has been said. person in our family is effected option sales tax revenue was McKenzie was second at trying get Dylan placed in a res- Holloman said she has report- by this, and we are all in this to- collected in Carroll Counny $159,910, followed by At- idential treatment center (RTC), ed these comments to school gether. It is our story.” 986-2253 during the month of September, wood at $37,217, Trezevant at and while most have turned him administrators, and, according Dylan’s name, as well as per- according to figures from the $21,908, Bruceton at $19,298, down because his behaviors are to her, they have hired an aid sonal and medical information Tennessee Department of Rev- Clarksburg at $12,474, Hollow so extreme, the Oak Plains RTC specifically for the purpose of regarding Dylan, have been enue. Rock at $4,406, and McLem- in Ashland City has agreed to monitoring Dylan throughout published with the full, know- Minus state administration oresville at $2,376. take him once a spot opens up. the school day. ing, and willing consent of his fees, that still comes out to a net A net of $36,259 was collect- “They have a 90-day pro- “I wish there were an alter- adoptive mother and sole legal of $510,298. ed in areas outside municipal- gram,” she said. “We have no native, and I fell terrible about guardian, Tena Holloman. Huntingdon led county ities in Carroll County during idea what to do after that. Ten- using the school’s limited finan- municipalities with a net of September. nCare still refuses to follow the cial resources for this,” she said. $216,450 collected in Septem-

LETTER From page 2A in August, the board, had not was recommended not to be ation there, but there is a divide Response even reviewed the TDOE re- played during my trial, added to between the parents, teachers West Carroll Special School sults complaint and results. Sev- Facebook from a YouTube link and administration. District Director of Schools eral board members were not and a month later the principal My children do not have dis- responded with this com- even aware of the violations and resigned. Coincidence? I have cipline issues. I have always ment: or what took place. However, been asked why do you keep taught my children to be re- “The West Carroll Special still refused to hear the facts by your kids there? I reply with, spectable, do the right thing and School District takes the edu- conducting an investigation, re- how do you move a child with be responsible for their actions cation of ALL of our students quested in the appeal. The West autism that is thriving socially and if a situation arises, I would very seriously. We work close- Carroll board has a specific pro- and has friends, no bullies, and not be that parent to coddle mis- ly with students and parents cess to follow when an appeal that is in 10th grade and has no behavior or excuse it. What to make sure that the needs of has been elevated through the idea what has took place behind happens when some adults that ALL of our students are met. chain of command, I followed her back at school? What local are of their authority do not take When needed, we make the that, and was still denied for school could pick up the piec- accountability and or responsi- necessary corrections and the the issue to even be investigat- es that West Carroll has left? bility themselves? We need a appropriate adjustments that are ed. They are not following their McKenzie? Milan? Why put board that we can count on that in the best interest of each stu- own rules. And considering the that task on another district? All is more focused on the mission, dent. The West Carroll Special issues at hand, it should have the while having to deal with and the children and less wor- School District is in compliance been heard. the possibly of being responsi- ried about a title and a paycheck with the Tennessee Department I have the facts that contains ble for my child having a social as a board member. of Education’s regulations, emails, text messages and oth- set back. This is West Carroll’s Thank you, guidelines, policies, and proce- er documents that would lead issue to make right as much as Ryanne Parker dures.” to someone responsible. I have possible. Yes, the best that I can been through a lot. I have been do for my children is continu- Editor’s Note arrested, banned, my character ing to advocate for them, their According to the IDEA writ- has been compromised and my education and rights as children ten administrative complaint, reputation has been questioned with disabilities. the violations were as follows: at the hands of advocating for I am not angry, I am disap- WCSSD failed to provide the my children. The incident of pointed, disheartened and more parent the required time to re- the arrest in 2017 resulted in a motivated and empowered than view the proposed IEP before conviction of disorderly con- ever, I will not let this situation finalizing, failed to provide the duct in which I was inquiring steal my joy. When life hands required services as required about an incident that happened you lemons, you make lemon- by the IEP, failed to convene when my son got sick. ade, take a sip, and then smile. as IP team within the required After a dispute with the prin- The current situation needs to time per parent request, failed cipal, at the time, who didn’t change and the administration to convene an IEP team meeting want to answer my questions. at West Carroll needs to change to address a lack of progress in In the end, an investigation con- their ways and follow their own the general education setting, ducted by the school in 2018, policies and procedures when it and failed to provide the parent yes, after my conviction, and it comes to their complaint pro- with written notice of IEP team was determined that everything cess and allow parents to be proposals and reasons for the my son had told was the truth. heard on serious issues. As I refusals. By then my case was over and have publicly released my sto- However, these have all I had been banned at the school ry, more and more parents of been corrected by the school by the district and not the court, children with disabilities have system, according to Parker. I revealed a video of the inci- reached out to me. I cannot • dent surrounding my arrest, that speak for every parent and situ- Director of Schools’ Carroll County NEWS-LEADER, Wednesday, October 30, 2019 Page 5A OBituaries/news Traumatized Life The following is an excerpt the whole thing wasn’t real. at 6 a.m. First kiss seals from a letter by Emily doe. “I tried to push it out of my “I used to pride myself on my Grief comes in all shades of mind, but it was so heavy I didn’t independence, now I am afraid experiences: talk, I didn’t eat, I didn’t sleep, to go on walks in the evening, I didn’t interact with anyone. to attend social events with relationship “I may have After work, I would drive to a drinking among friends where I Submitted by his car, got his guitar, got on been raped secluded place to scream, and I should be comfortable. Manuel Crossno that school stage and wow, did behind a became isolated from the ones I “I have become a little he put on a first rate perfor- dumpster, but loved most. I became closed off, barnacle always needing to be Fifty-three years ago, I was mance. Kids went wild and I don’t know angry, self deprecating, tired, at someone’s side, to have my asked to attend a Halloween teachers were amazed. by who or irritable, empty. The isolation at boyfriend standing next to me, party by a girl from my high Now, all the girls wanted when or how. times was unbearable. sleeping beside me, protecting school. The kiss that night to talk to him after his per- David Coy In newspapers “I can’t sleep alone at night me. was not my actual first kiss. It formance but he was very Paul Autry my name was without having a light on, like “It is embarrassing how was, however, the first kiss by shy. Remember that certain 1946-2019 ‘unconscious a five-year-old, because I have feeble I feel, how timidly I move a girl that invited me to her girl that later asked me to intoxicated woman.’ nightmares of being touched through life, always guarded, and her friend’s Halloween her Halloween party, well my Mr. Paul Autry, 73, of Clarks- “If I told them, (family) I where I cannot wake up. ready to defend myself, ready to party. friend wouldn’t talk to the burg, passed away Thursday Oct. would see the fear on their faces, “I did this thing where I be angry.” And before someone starts group of girls in the Home 24, at his home. and mine would multiply by waited until the sun came up to think Lula (my wife) won’t Economics class room so, Funeral services were conducted tenfold, so instead I pretended and I felt safe enough to sleep. This is Sunrise Aftercare, like what I’m writing, you, to me it kinda looked like at 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 26, in the For three months, I went to bed [email protected] that know her, know she’s not she started talking to me in- Chapel of Dilday-Carter Funeral the silly jealous type. She had stead. Everyone in school at Home. Interment followed in Davis boyfriends before me, I had that time knew he and I were Chapel Cemetery. Brother Phillip girlfriends before her, so, let’s friends. My friend wasn’t con- Halter officiated. Patricia Jane Langley move along with my story. ceited, he just was that shy. Mr. Autry was born Aug. 4, 1946 1951-2019 Let me lay out the series This certain girl and I kept to the late Fred Autry & Barbara Patricia Jane Langley, 68, AREA of events that led to that first talking after my friend’s sing- Anderson Autry. He was a retired passed away Thursday, Oct. kiss. This certain girl from ing and playing performance employee of Young Touchtone and 24 at Jackson Madison County school (Huntingdon High so she invited me to her Hal- a member of the County Line Mis- General Hospital. Funeral School--the old building that loween party. I accepted the and bring someone with you sionary Baptist Church. He was services were held Tuesday, HAPPENINGS was torn down for the new invitation. It was a fun party. preceded in death by two brothers Oct. 29 at 2 p.m. at Brummitt- Wednesday, October 30 and let’s fill every seat and also Middle School. My, how I we had snacks to eat, listened Wayne Autry and Richard Autry McKenzie Funeral Home. Fall Festival balcony at the Civic Center. For wish that old building could to music, and some of the par- Mr. Autry is survived by his Interment followed at Mt. First Baptist Church Bruceton more info. 731-987-3203 Janie have been saved for its his- ty goers would dance. My, wife Martha Autry of Clarksburg; Olivet Cemetery. will be having their Fall Festival Cobb. tory). Along with her friends my, my how this certain girl two daughters Marsha (David) Alonzo Junior Newbill including Trunk or Treat, games, right after lunch each day she could dance. There wasn’t Eatmon of Wilson, Ark., Michelle 1957-2019 movie, popcorn, and bounce Vale Volunteer Fire Department always stood in the windows a dance she couldn’t do, she (Mac) Brower of Huntingdon; two Alonzo Junior Newbill, 61, house, Wednesday, Oct. 30 at 6 will host their Annual Chili of the Home Economics class was fantastic. THEN she sons Dale Autry of Clarksburg; room that was located in the asked me to dance. Boy, that passed away Monday, Oct. 21 at p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Free parking Dinner on Saturday, November Terry (Tonia) Autry of Clarksburg; his residence. Funeral services 2, 2019, from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. basement of the school, look- was a hoot. I couldn’t dance three sisters Carol (Danny) Rhodes at the church pavilion. Ushers ing up and talking to a group my way out of a paper bag if I were held Monday, Oct. 28 at The dinner will be held at the of Clarksburg, Sylvia (Richard) 12 p.m. at Wingo Missionary and security will be present to of boys who stood just outside was suffocating. I was a farm Vale Community Center located Hodge of Huntingdon, and Kim Baptist Church. Interment assist you. of that same room. boy. I had been plowing with (Ronald) Hampton of Clarksburg; followed at Wingo Cemetery. at 26165 Highway 114 north of I was one of those dad’s tractor in the fields since six grandchildren Davy Eatmon, Thursday, October 31 Hollow Rock. If you need more boys. How were we standing I was 10 years old, but I didn’t Melanie Strop, Craig Autry, Nikki Elton “Al” Sellers TRUNK or TREAT in information or would like to outside the class room that know how to dance. Moore, Chase Cursey and Libby 1944-2019 Huntingdon help with the benefit you may was located in the basement, She overlooked my awk- Autry; and thirteen Great-Grand- Elton “Al” Sellers, 75, passed The town of Huntingdon’s contact Pam Wade at (731) 415- you might be asking? Well, wardness and the party went children. away on Tuesday, Oct. 22 at his TRUNK or TREAT night around 3935. Donations of cornbread to us now old folks that went on. I didn’t keep up with Pallbearers who served are Mac residence. A private graveside the Court Square will be Oct. and desserts will be appreciated. to Huntingdon High School, the time of the night but I’m Brower, David Eatmon, Dale Au- we all know that outside the guessing around 8:00 to 8:30 service was held on Wednesday, 31 from 6 to 8 p.m. To register Thank you for your help. try, Terry Autry, Craig Autry, Chase Oct. 23 at Carroll Memorial basement windows there was p.m.., she and I were talking your business or organization Cursey and Jeff Tucker. Gardens. November 3-6 a walk way and beyond it was alone and I thanked her for Dilday-Carter Funeral Home was please contact Morgan Butler at the higher level to the school inviting me to her party and Gospel Meeting in charge of arrangements 731-986- Sue Helen Gaskins 731-415-4161. Only small pets yard. The boys and I would then I found the courage to 8281. 1937-2019 allowed. Marlboro Church of Christ will be leaning on the iron rail- kiss her. Yep, I had found me Sue Helen gaskins, 81, passed have a Gospel Meeting Nov. ing, looking down and talking a girlfriend!! away Saturday October 26, Huntingdon Health and 3-6. David Powell, from North to the girls in that particular This certain girl and I dated at Jackson Madison General Rehab TRICK or TREAT Jackson Church of Christ and class room. for 21 months and I thought Hospital. Funeral services were The Huntingdon Health and Freed-Hardeman University, This went on for a little one day, I’m not waiting any conducted Tuesday Oct. 29 at 1 Rehab Residents will be waiting will be the speaker. Sunday while and then this certain longer so I asked her to mar- p.m. at Dilday-Carter Funeral to give out candy on Halloween services will be at 10 a.m., girl started talking to me, not ry me. Wow, how times have to the other guys, but to me! changed!! When I asked her Home. Interment followed at at 5 p.m. to all your trick or 11 a.m., and 1 p.m. Monday Liberty All Cemetery. through Wednesday services Well you see, there was a to marry me, she and I were treaters. boy among the group that was still in high school. will be at 7 p.m. Everyone is my friend that had recently Yeah, I figure some of you November 1 & 2 invited! moved to Huntingdon from knew who this certain girl 40th West Tennessee Quartet Kentucky. I got acquaint- was all along. Thankfully Convention Tuesday, November 5 ed with him in the summer this certain girl accepted my This year will mark the 40th West Carroll County Habitat for of 1966 before school start- proposal and we have been Tennessee Quartet Convention. Humanity Gala ed. My new friend (I’ll leave married for 51 ½ years as of As usual, there will be two Please join us at the Carroll him nameless since I haven’t this writing. nights on Nov. 1 and 2 at 7 p.m. County Civic Center for an seen nor heard from him since On this Halloween night each night at the Carroll County elegant evening of delicious 1966) was a fantastic singer October 31st, 2019 it will be and guitar player. I told the exactly 53 years since that Civic Center in Huntingdon. food, great entertainment, and an exciting auction for a great teachers about him and one certain girl (Lula Pruitt) in- You will hear some of the best day during the school’s third vited me to her and her friend cause! Tuesday, Oct. 5 at 6 p.m. in Gospel Music. If you come period (third period was a Judy Besheres’s party. A Hal- wanting to receive a blessing hors d’oeuvres and 6:30 p.m. short free time with no class- loween party I shall never for- then you will. We are blessed dinner with live entertainment. es to attend), low and behold, get, and the certain girl from to still have the WTQC each they asked him to sing. I school that invited me to it, year. Come one and come all urged him on, so he went to and that first kiss!!!

South Carroll Special School District CERTAINTY By Don Harold Lawrence Jesus Christ’s promise to Paul, “My grace is sufficient for Fiveron PARKteachersIn other business: grantedpurchase tenurebricks as part of the you” (2 Corinthians 12:9), as- Staff Writer •The board approved field project can be found on the sures us that Jesus Christ, who trips for the high school Beta school website. creates, loves, and saves us, will The South Carroll Board of Club and the Junior Beta Club •Tucker informed the board to state conventions. that Jimmy Depriest has given also see us through loss, sorrow, Education granted tenure to five teachers during the October 22 •The board voted to reimburse permission for the school to fear, guilt, times of testing, dif- the cafeteria for unpaid school place an electronic message ficulty, the great storms of life, board meeting. These newly tenured teachers lunch charges. board in his yard along Highway mistakes, regret, opposition, include Tonya Malone, Felicia •Discussion of the district’s 22. tyranny, upheaval, trauma, fa- Hindman, Derek Collins, April five-year plan was tabled until •The board passed a TCA tigue, loneliness, alienation, Laws, and Kayla Tharp. the November meeting. policy regarding bids and rejection, dark valleys, threats, All were recommended for •The board was advised quotations on a second reading. loss of physical or mental func- tenure by Director of Schools that the Clarksburg School •The next board meeting was tion, sickness, and death be- Tony Tucker. Bell Tower Project kicked off set for November 19. cause He is greater than any di- • • • on September 30. A link to lemma we face and holds us in His everlasting arms. COMMISSION From page 1A secretary; Larry Spencer; Solid Waste: John Mann, Carroll County Commit- Bobby Argo; Jeff Carter and chairman; Gerald Scarbrough, tees elected Lori Nolen. secretary; Jeff Carter; Brian Carroll County Insurance: John Austin, Winston: John Austin and Steve commissioners selected to the chairman; Larry Spencer, Parker. various committees included: secretary; Willie Huffman; Personnel: Gerald Budget: Willie Huffman, Jimmy McClure; Lori Nolen Scarbrough, chairman; Manuel chairman; Johnny Blount, and Joel Washburn. Crossno, secretary; Willie secretary; Manuel Crossno; Purchasing: Jeff Carter, Huffman; Paula Watkins and Darrell Ridgely; and Brian chairman; Paula Bolen, Randy Long. Winston. secretary; Darlene Kirk; Paula Properties: Hal Eason, Tax Rate: Vince Taylor, Watkins; Vince Taylor and chairman; Randy Long, chairman; John Austin, Joseph Butler. secretary; Brian Winston; secretary; Hal Eason; Johnny Highway: Johnny Blount, Gerald Scarbrough; Willie Blount and Bobby Argo. chairman; Paula Anderson, Huffman and Darrell Ridgely. Law Enforcement: Ronnie secretary; John Mann; Vince Rural Fire: Darrell Ridgely, Murphy, chairman; Hal Eason, Taylor; Jeremy Fowler; Randy chairman; Jimmy McClure, secretary; Vince Taylor; Jimmy Long and Ronnie Murphy. secretary; Bobby Argo; Johnny McClure; and Joel Washburn. Beer Board: Steve Parker, Blount; Ronnie Murphy and Delinquent Tax: Jimmy chairman; Bobby Argo, Jeremy Fowler. McClure, chairman; Ronnie secretary; John Mann; John Resolutions: Larry Spencer, Murphy, secretary; Brian Austin and Larry Spencer. chairman; Joel Washburn, Winston; Steve Parker; Manuel Rules: Joel Washburn, secretary; Manuel Crossno; Crossno; and Darrell Ridge. chairman; Randy Long, John Mann and Lori Nolen. Civic Center: Paula Watkins, secretary; Gerald Scarbrough; chairman; Jeremy Fowler, Paula Watkins and Hal Eason. Page 6A Carroll County NEWS-LEADER, Wednesday, October 30, 2019

© 2019 by Vicki Whiting, Editor Jeff Schinkel, Graphics Vol. 35, No. 47 Ask a friend to come up with nouns (person, place or thing), verbs (action words like swim and walk) and adjectives (describing words, such as hairy or silly). Use them to fill in the Día de los Muertos, or “welcome” the souls of the blanks in this story. Read it Day of the Dead, is a holiday dead, who are thought to aloud to share some big laughs! celebrated throughout Latin return briefly during these America. While it is called the days to visit with their living Day of the Dead, the holiday loved ones. Halloween actually lasts three days, October 31st, November Families celebrate by On Halloween night, my sister 1st and 2nd. creating altars with ofrendas, and I, along with ______, or offerings to the dead. An FRIEND’S NAME Even though this holiday is ofrenda is a gathering of things went trick-or-treating in our about death, it is not sad. that a deceased loved one The festival is full of life, enjoyed in life: favorite food neighborhood. We knocked happiness, color, food, family and drink, clothing, photographs on ______but no one and fun. Its purpose is to and other objects. PLURAL NOUN Look at each altar on this page. List ve things you answered. A ______1. can learn about each person from the ofrenda 1. ADJECTIVE honoring him or her. figure appeared on the 2. 2. sidewalk in front of us. My 3. 3. Skulls (calaveras) made of sugar (azúcar) are a popular sister began to ______. 4. holiday treat. While some may think skulls are scary, 4. VERB the Día de los Muertos skulls are bright and colorful! 5. The idea is to laugh in the face of death. 5. Find the two sugar skulls that are the same. “______are not PLURAL NOUN welcome here!” the shadowy ______said. “Go away!” NOUN

“Hey! We live here!” said my sister. She pointed at our ______. ADJECTIVE NOUN How many silly things can you spot in this “______!” said the picture? INTERJECTION figure. “I am so sorry! I must be lost!” How many skulls can you nd on this page? We helped him find his way home to his ______ADJECTIVE ______. To thank us, NOUN he gave us a basket filled with Look through the ______. newspaper or your ADJECTIVE PLURAL NOUN newspaper’s website Then he began to ______for pictures and VERB words that would into his home and invited us How many words can you make make people think using the letters in: 1. 6. 11. about your town. to visit again. His pet ______2. 7. 12. Using the things you NOUN 3. 8. 13. find, create a poster followed us a few blocks, about your town. 4. 9. 14. before turning into a very Standards Links: Visual Arts: 5. 10. 15. Know how symbols are used Standards Links: Spelling: Spell grade-level appropriate words correctly. to communicate meaning. ______! ADJECTIVE NOUN

Standards Links: Language Arts: Use nouns, adjectives and verbs correctly in writing. CALAVERAS Find the words in the puzzle. How many of them can you Using only odd-numbered tombstones and moving vertically OFFERINGS find on this page? or horizontally (no diagonal moves!), reach the finish line. OFRENDAS A M D H A Y R S S O Complete the grid by using all the WELCOME letters in the word FAMILY in each T U W O G A K A R F vertical and horizontal row. Each letter HOLIDAY should only be used once in each row. MUERTOS F E B E G U R E A F Some spaces have been filled in for you. ALTARS A R H U L E A D T E SKULLS M T S L V C E L L R FAMILY I I LAUGH O S A Y A O A A SUGAR L S L A D F P M P N FACE Y A D I L O H Y E G DEAD C D O F R E N D A S DAY Standards Link: Letter sequencing. Recongized identical Standards Links: Reading Comprehension: Follow simple written directions. SAD words. Skim and scan reading. Recall spelling patterns.

Opposite Fish Find ten pairs of opposites—words that Halloween mean the opposite of each other. For example, the words “close” and “open.” Humor Glue each word onto a 3 x 5 card that you’ll Share with a friend your

use to play the card game “Opposite Fish.” favorite Halloween jokes They can feel it in their bones. their in it feel can They

Standards Links: Word Analysis: Understand and use antonyms. ANSWER: and riddles. HHS Senior Presentation

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GAME - Kids lined up to play Jack-O-Lantern Toss. CARROLL COUNTY HEALTH COUNCIL – Carroll County Health Council met recently for a luncheon meeting to address health issues of significance, resource availability and allocation and to develop strategies to improve health outcomes within the community. The Health Council has supported the Carroll County Walks Initiative and annually promotes the Heroes Against Hunger 5k Race and one mile walk to encourage physical activity and to fill the food pantry at the Carl Perkins Center before the Life Care’s Fall Festival holiday season. John Roberts (at left on left side of the table) serves as president. draws community support shirleyNANNEY Editor

Life Care LPN’s Kristin Douglas and Stephanie Carroll wanted more community in- volvement between the commu- nity and the residents, so what better way to do it than through a fall festival event. So on Oct. 22, the residents and community got together at Life Care for food, fun and games, as well as a car show. “We had such a great turnout from 4 p.m. until 7 p.m. and this was our very first one,” they said. Fun things were going on PLANNERS – Life Care LPN’s Kristin Douglas (left) and Stephanie inside and outside during that Carroll planned Life Care’s fall festival and were pleased with the time. Several antique cars were turnout. on display. There were such things as face painting, a cake walk, and a costume contest in- LOCAL STUDENTS ATTEND WESTSTAR LEADERSHIP SUMMIT – Eight Carroll County students side. attended the WestStar Leadership Program’s 2019 FutureStar Leadership Summit on Oct. 1 at the Games included pick up University of Tennessee at Martin. FutureStar is a youth program for middle school students designed to ducks, ghost darts, sack race, build leadership skills and personal confidence for students in West Tennessee. Pictured are (front row, and spider toss. l-r) Kamrie High, Caidenz Nunnery, Adreanna Gulledge, Morgan Reynolds, Luke Gibson, (back row) Cotton candy, hot dogs, fun- Da’Shaun Kinght, Christopher Beck, Dr. Charley Deal, WestStar executive director, and Onuix Butler. nel cakes and soft drinks were for sale. This event was so successful that Kristin and Stephanie are planning a 5K run is the first of the year. The funds raised from the fall festival will be donated to the Alzheimer’s Association.

NEW SKILLS USA OFFICERS – New SkillsUSA officers at TCAT McKenzie (from left front row) are A KITTY CAT – Life Care Jesus Barcenas, Jordan Hinson, and Jonathan Cash. On the back row are Steven Boone, Alex Branson, resident Glynn Todd smiles as John Back, and Corbin Butler. he is painted to look like a kitty HAVING FUN – Emma Pruitt, 4, and Ella Pruitt, 2, are having a good cat. time with their dad, Dexter Pruitt, at Life Care’s fall festival event. New officers for SkillsUSA elected Tennessee College of Applied Technology (TCAT) McKenzie recently held the local SkillsUSA chapter election for 2019- 2020 officers. SkillsUSA is a partnership of students, instructors and industry working together to ensure America has a skilled workforce. SkillsUSA helps each student take a step further and excel in leadership skills. The new officers will be helping with upcoming events such as the Fall Fest, Veterans Appreciation Day, Canned Food Drive and additional TCAT McKenzie activities throughout the year. The elected local officers are as follows: Steven Boone from Huntingdon, enrolled in Welding Technology Dresden Campus; Alex Branson from Martin, enrolled in Welding Technology Dresden Campus; Jesus Barcenas from Trenton, enrolled in Heating, Ventilating, Air- Conditioning Technology (HVAC); John Back from Cedar Grove, enrolled in HVAC; Jordan Hinson from Hollow Rock, enrolled in Administrative Office Technology; Corbin Butler from Martin, enrolled in HVAC; and Jonathan Cash from Atwood, enrolled in HVAC. TCAT McKenzie congratulates these students and looks forward to seeing them succeed. For more information about the programs offered at TCAT McKenzie call 731-352-5364. New classes begin January 6th 2020.

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Photo by Shirley Nanney P.T.O. COSTUME CONTEST, FAMILY GROUP – Winners in the family group costume contest (from P.T.O. COSTUME CONTEST, SECOND GRADE – Winners in the second grade costume contest (from left) are first, Kingston and Kinsley Wilson from Woody and Jessie from Toy Story; second, Haywood left) are first, Callie Halstead as a creepy scary girl; second, Andrew Tovar as a bumble bee; and third, Family of Hayes, Lennon and Brooks as an astronaut, universe and rocket; third, Winston family of Charlie Scott as Karate Kid. Avery and Owen as Moana and Pua.

P.T.O. COSTUME CONTEST, FIRST GRADE – Winners in the P.T.O. COSTUME CONTEST, KINDERGARTEN – Winners in the P.T.O. COSTUME CONTEST PRE-K, 3 & 4 – Winners in the Pre-K, first grade costume contest (from left) are first, Jace Halstead as kindergarten costume contest (from left) are first, Myla Starr as 3 and 4-year-old costume contest (from left) are first, Cashleigh Hannibal Lecter; second, Anna Summers as a Carousel, and third, McKenzie police officer; second, Maggie Nell Merrick as an old lady, Halstead as Penny Wise; second, Tripp Hollowell as fire fighter; and Greta Fields as Pocahontas. and McKenna Sherwood as the pink witch. third, Marlee Kate Wheat as sock monkey.

McKENZIE P.T.O. KING, P.T.O COSTUME CONTEST QUEEN – (At left) McKenzie 0-2 – (At left) Winners in the 0-2 P.T.O’s king and queen who costume contest (from left) are raised the most money were first, Brody Moore as the Grinch; Cooper Cunningham, who second, Addison Swallows as a raised $300 and Lola Batton Cabbage Patch doll; and third, who raised $845. Cooper is in Anderson Allen as Little Red Chase Barton’s first grade class Riding Hood. and Lola is in Kelly Simmons’ kindergarten class. A total of $6,898.92 was raised in the king and queen contest. Call us at 986-2253

P.T.O COSTUME CONTEST, FOURTH GRADE – Winners in the fourth grade costume P.T.O. COSTUME CONTEST, THIRD GRADE – Winners in the third contest (from left) are first, grade costume contest (from left) are first, Lola Sumrok as Mime; Cashton Halstead as Leather second, Sophie Dameron as Astrid from How to Train a Dragon; and Face and second, Lilli Simmons third, Marlee Toombs as a dragon. as Bo Beep. CARROLL COUNTY NEWS-LEADER | Wednesday, October 30, 2019 | Section B

Brooke Butler, HHS Football PORTS Homecoming Queen... Page 10B S

Win at all costs The subjects of this column over the years have dealt with the issue of winning and different methods of winning on several occasions. As I have often said, the reason we play the game is to win. And I have often said that winning is not the most im- portant thing – but learning the les- sons of the game are more important. We all play to win, but life is bigger than the end result of the game. A story came across one of my social media feeds this week that fully sup- Photos by Russell Bush DOUBLE TEAM – Blake Reeves and Cade Wood double-team to sack ports what I have always said: that is PASS INTERFERENCE – Brandon Lawton stretches for a pass as a Middleton Middleton’s quarterback during the Mustangs’ homecoming win Thursday night. winning is not the most important as- defender wraps his arms around him. pect of sports. The story involved a high school football team near St. Louis and the lengths that people will go to for a win. The star running back on this Mustangs finish regular season football team was ejected in the last game of the season, requiring him to sit out the next game played. Since it was the last game of the season, the 10-0 with 72-6 win over Middleton punishment was to be applied in the russellBUSH game. Middleton had minus 65 yards next game played, which was the first Sports Writer in the first half, and only the last two drives, in which they amassed 120 Mustangs deliver three straight undefeated See BUSH, yards late in the game, got the Tigers Page 3B seasons for second time in school history It was an efficient and record- on the plus side offensively. Hunting- breaking homecoming night for the don also had a safety, and the Mus- russellBUSH team defeated Lexington 34-0 in the Huntingdon Mustangs as they com- tang defense gave its offense the ball Sports Writer Volunteer Conference championship pleted their third undefeated regular six times to start possessions in Tiger game. season in a row with a 72-6 win over territory. The Mustangs came close The Huntingdon Mustang foot- All three of the undefeated teams Middleton. The Mustangs also fin- to their third shutout of the year and ball program over the years has been in the 50’s started their seasons with ished 6-0 in Region 6-1A play for the have only allowed 100 points for the laced with tradition, and, historical- wins over the old Trezevant High third year in a row and will face a bye season with 39 of those in one game ly, Huntingdon ranks among the top School, which was later incorporated week for week 11 of the season be- against Milan. football programs in Tennessee. The into West Carroll High School. All fore starting their playoff run in two Ensley started the scoring for the 2019 edition of the Mustangs equaled three of the teams also defeated their weeks. Mustangs as they took the opening a feat that had been accomplished biggest rivals, McKenzie and Milan, The Mustangs had their lowest pro- kickoff at their own 35, and Ensley only once before in the proud tradi- all three seasons. The Mustangs won duction of the season as far as number raced 65 yards to pay dirt for the first tion of Huntingdon football. their three games over Milan by a of plays with only 16 offensive snaps points of the game with 19 seconds The 2019 Mustangs finished the combined score of 89-7. All these in the game. But the Mustangs scored off the clock. Lawton followed up that regular season Friday with a 72-6 win seasons took place before the play- ten touchdowns and scored on every score with a one-yard run at the 8:41 over Middleton that gave them a 10-0 off system was instituted in the early possession in the game. Huntingdon mark of the first after the Mustangs regular season record for the third 70’s. Vols evolve totaled 385 rushing yards on 16 snaps took over at the Tiger 40. straight year. The 2017 Mustangs fin- The feat of three undefeated sea- and averaged 24 yards a play for the Great field position set up the next ished the regular season 10-0 and lost sons in a row was almost accom- for rout of SC game. The Mustangs have scored 197 score as the Mustangs started at the to Cornersville 21-20 in overtime for plished from 1960-62. The 1960 What we saw Saturday afternoon points for the last three games and Tiger 29, and Konnor Pearson scored the third round of the playoffs to fin- squad finished 10-1 but lost to Milan was evidence of evolution. finished the season with 513 points, on the first play with 7:08 left in the ish the season 12-1. The 2018 Mus- 20-7 in the second game of the sea- I’m not talking about Darwin stuff which places them sixth on list of best first. The Mustangs then took over at tangs equaled that feat going 10-0 son. The 1961 team finished 9-1 but here, folks. I’m talking about a more offensive seasons in HHS history. the Tiger 43 and Cannon sprinted to for the regular season and losing to lost to Milan 13-2 in the first game of germane topic: Tennessee football. In the win over Middleton, the the end zone from 33 yards with 3:42 Cornersville 13-7 in the third round the season. The 1962 team finished In Knoxville this past Saturday, the Mustangs had nine running backs left in the first. Sebastian Kee then of the playoffs to finish 12-1. 10-1 with the one loss coming to Sa- Vols undressed and blew out South score touchdowns and were led by tackled a Tiger ball carrier in the end A string of three consecutive un- vannah 27-6 in the Volunteer Confer- Carolina 41-21. They did it with pre- Hunter Ensley with 126 yards rushing zone for a safety with 2:16 left in the defeated seasons happened only once ence championship game. sumed starter Brian Maurer on the on three carries and two touchdowns. first. before in school history and came The current group of Mustangs shelf because of concussion proto- Brandon Lawton had four carries Ensley capped off the scoring in the during the 1956-57-58 seasons. have not written their final chap- col. They did it with much-maligned, for 40 yards and a touchdown, Kon- first quarter with a 42-yard run with The 1956 team finished 10-1, but ter yet, but the 2019 Mustangs are second-team quarterback Jarrett nor Pearson two carries for 35 yards 1:43 left in the quarter. Cole Edwards their loss came in the Exchange Bowl on a pace to accomplish what few Guarantano leaving the game with a and two touchdowns, Malek Cannon converted all five of his extra point to Paris 12-6. The 1956 team was teams have done. The Mustangs have broken wrist after throwing a touch- one carry for 33 yards and a touch- attempts in the first quarter, and with coming off a year in which the 1955 scored 513 points through ten games down. down, Aden Hutcherson one carry the safety, the Mustangs led 37-0 after team went 0-9-1 the prior season. and are only 120 points away from By the way, JG had surgery on his for 25 yards and a touchdown, Grant one quarter. The 1957 team finished the season the school record of 633 points that wrist Sunday morning. Bartholomew one carry for 48 yards Pearson started the scoring for the 10-0 with nine of those wins coming was scored by the 2003 Mustangs, The Vols did it without defensive and a touchdown, Elijah Flowers two Mustangs in the second quarter with a in the regular season. The 1957 team who ended their season with a 14-1 tackle Darel Middleton, who was carries for 56 yards and a touchdown, six-yard run with 9:58 left in the half. finished off the undefeated season record and a state championship. The ejected for a targeting foul. They did and Landon Gordon one carry for 17 On their next possession of the sec- with a 25-12 win over Parsons in the 2019 Mustangs will begin their quest it despite numerous bad calls that yards and a touchdown. ond, Huntingdon started at the Tiger Exchange Bowl. The 1958 team went for a state championship on Novem- went against them. These Vols swam The Mustangs also had a great 10-1 and the loss came to Jackson 28- ber 9 at home for the first round of upstream for much of the first half, night defensively as they held Middle- See MUSTANGS, 12 in the Exchange Bowl. The 1958 the TSSAA playoffs. yet kept battling, kept fighting and ton to 55 yards total offense for the Page 2B put it all together. See PRESSBOX, Page 3B Central gets jump on McKenzie in 41-19 loss for Rebels Football Contest jimSTEELE play in the first quarter. Sports Writer “We turned the ball over and they hit us with a pass right off the bat and WINNER From the very start, one got the we never could recover from it,” said sense that it wasn’t McKenzie’s night McKenzie coach Wade Comer. “We Thomas Reed in its non-regional game with Obion started pressing a bit too much and it Central. snowballed on us.” is weekly winner The host Rebels fumbled the open- After an exchange of punts, McK- Bruceton resident Thomas Reed ing kickoff, and things spiraled out enzie executed a five-play, 75-yard is this week’s winner of the News- of control from there. Central won drive, ending in Marquez Taylor’s Leader Football Contest. 41-19, dropping the Rebels to 4-5 on 30-yard run. The kick failed, and the Reed scored higher than all other the year. Rebels trailed 8-6 with 6:41 to play in contestants by correctly picking 12 After McKenzie fumbled on the the first. of 16 winners in this week’s lineup opening kickoff, it took only 12 sec- “We came back and responded and of high school and college football matchups. onds for Central to dent the score- I thought we settled in,” Comer said. He wins the $25 weekly prize, and board. Colby Priest fired a 36-yard “But all it takes is one play and it can his name goes in the hat for the big Photos by Michele Jarrett scoring pass to Nick Chappell, fol- $250 prize drawing at the end of the DOWN THE MIDDLE – McKenzie’s West Cook charges down the middle during lowed by a successful two-point con- See CENTRAL, season. the Rebels’ loss to Obion Central Friday night. version. Central led 8-0 with 11:48 to Page 3B Page 2B Carroll County NEWS-LEADER, Wednesday, October 30, 2019 SPORTS

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15, and Hutcherson scored from that spot with 5:33 left in the half. The final points of the first half came as Bartholomew scored on a 48-yard scramble with no time remaining on the clock. Edwards, who was perfect for the night on extra points, made three more in the second quarter as the Mustangs led at the half 58-0. The second half was played with eight-minute quarters and a run- ning clock, but there was still plenty of offense. Gordon was the first one to find the end zone for the Mustangs with 2:00 left in the third quarter on a 17-yard run. Edwards knocked through the extra point, and the Mustangs led 65-0. Tyler Dickey gave the Middleton fans something to cheer about when he raced 80 yards for a touchdown. The Tigers’ conversion at- tempt failed as the score stayed 65-6. The final points of the game came when Elijah Flowers scored on a 48-yard run, and Edwards tacked on the final point of the night for a 72-6 win. The Mustangs will rest for the final week of the season and will host a first-round playoff game at Paul Ward Stadium on November 8.

War Eagles outfight Red Devils 34-30 There were some nervous mo- including a 63-yarder just seconds ments right at the end, but the into the third. West Carroll War Eagles came West Carroll was up 28-16 go- back from an eight-point deficit at ing into the final stanza, but the Photos by Christie Graves the half to pass the South Fulton Red Devils did not go down qui- BIG GAIN – Central’s Malik Mathes runs for big gain with several Trojans in pursuit during the Tigers’ loss to Collinwood. Red Devils in the third quarter etly as Davis ran one in from four and then hold on to the lead in the yards out. The conversion attempt fourth to claim the regional win failed, but South Fulton was back 43-30 Friday night. in striking distance 28-22. “South Fulton really got after With 2:30 left in the game, Bry- Collinwood edges Tigers 13-6 us early in the game,” said West ant made his final visit to the end Carroll head coach Josh Wolfe. zone on a one-yard keeper but buddySMOTHERS and began their first offensive “But we big-played them in the missed it on the conversion pass Sports Writer series on the Tigers 49-yard line. second half and got a couple of attempt. The drive began very promising stops when we needed them. I was The clock was burning down A Collinwood defensive line- but stalled out at the Tiger 20- really proud of the way our kids fast, but the Red Devils managed man picked up a loose football yard line with 7:14 remaining in came out in that second half and to sneak in eight more points as and raced 26 yards into the Ti- the first quarter. played with confidence.” McFarland connected on a touch- ger end zone as time expired, The ensuing drive, which re- After being kept out of the down pass and Davis broke in on turning a 7-6 Trojan lead into sulted in the only Central score game the previous week against the conversion, cutting West Car- a 13-6 victory over the Hollow of the night, was a 14-play, 80- Houston County, senior Jeremiah roll’s lead to just four points with Rock-Bruceton Central Tigers yard drive that took seven min- Bryant returned in a big way Fri- only 22 seconds remaining. at a rain-soaked Joe T. Herndon utes and forty-four seconds off day night, racking up 333 yards on As might be expected, South Stadium Friday night. the clock. Malik Mathis capped 19 carries and scoring all five of Fulton opted for the onside kick The loss breaks a five-game off the drive with a four-yard West Carroll’s touchdowns. and gave the War Eagles some win streak for CHS and places dive into the end zone with 11:30 “He [Bryant] had a really good cause for anxiety when they re- their overall seasonal record at remaining in the second quarter. game,” said Wolfe. “He pretty took possession near midfield. 5-4. Central’s loss and the Tro- A poor snap prevented Mason much carried us offensively.” But incomplete passes and jan victory places both teams in Binkley from attempting the ex- On the defensive side, Cody an expired clock killed South a tie for third place in Region tra point kick. The Tigers led at KEEPER – Central’s Justin Haskins carries the ball on a keeper Wildridge had a monumental Fulton’s hopes for a last-second 6A as both team now have 3-2 this point 6-0. during the Tigers’ loss to Collinwood Friday night. night with 15 tackles, including comeback. records in regional competition. The lone offensive score for 12 in the first half. Now 5-4 overall and 4-1 in re- Collinwood currently holds the Collinwood occurred with 5:50 cide the final standing of the the last touchdown in the con- South Fulton made the first dent gional competition, the War Ea- edge by virtue of their win over remaining in the half as a Trojan playoff teams from Region 5A. test. Other members of the Ti- in the scoreboard on their game- gles are currently tied for second the Tigers. back raced 29 yards into the end Game time is 7:00. Airtime on gers coaching staff who were opening drive with a one-yard place in the region with Greenfield Both teams face regional op- zone. The drive began at the Col- The Catfish 99.7 is 6:15 p.m. and members of the squad are Trey touchdown carry by Greg Davis, – an argument that will be settled ponents Friday as CHS hosts linwood 40-yard line and was features an interview with Tiger Crews and Ryan Bullington. who put up two more on the con- this Friday night in Greenfield to second ranked McEwen, while nine plays in length. The extra head coach Jamie Williams. The The 1989 coaching staff was version. close out the regular season. the Trojans will battle cross point kick by Gabby Ubieta gave broadcast may also be accessed led by head coach Rod Sturdi- The War Eagles evened it up Wolfe said he is hoping for a county rival Wayne County. The the Trojans the lead at 7-6. Ubie- at wrjbradio.com. vant and assistant Jackie McGee. 8-8 shortly thereafter as Bryant win and home game to start the results of these contests will de- ta is following in the footsteps Tune in to WRJB 95.9 follow- These two men would lead the broke away on a 50-plus-yard playoffs, but noted that Greenfield fine the final ranking. McEwen of her brother, who handled the ing the Camden-Sycamore game Tigers to two more appearances scoring run and then ran it in bumped West Carroll to third currently holds the second seed kicking duties before her. for the Maddox Insurance Score- in the championship game. Da- again for two. place and first-round travel plans as their only regional loss was While the Tigers continued board Show. The show, hosted vid Noles joined the staff and The Red Devils took the lead in a near identical situation last to Huntingdon. The third and to move the ball during the re- by Luke Crutchfield and Dylan was part of the coaching staff for again at the 3:33 mark of the sec- year. fourth place teams travel in the mainder of the contest, pen- Powley, will feature scores, re- the 1995 team. ond quarter on a touchdown pass “Greenfield is always a big first round of the playoffs, while alties at crucial points of the gional standings, a look at the Flash Melton and I had the from Bryce McFarland to Dalton game and has become a rivalry of the first place and second place contest proved to be a key fac- playoff picture, and interviews privilege of broadcasting all Morris, who added the conversion sorts,” said the coach. “They’ve teams host first round games. tor. Two stand out: one of which with local fans and coaches. three state championship games. to put South Fulton up 16-8 at the got some really good running The Huntingdon Mustangs, was a block in the back after a Special Thanks to Joyce A full article will be devoted to half. backs, and they’re tough on de- who finished their regular sea- long run, and the other resulted Smothers for statistics and these extraordinary teams in De- The third quarter, however, be- fense. It’ll come down to who son unbeaten Thursday night from an ineligible receiver being Christie Graves for photographs. cember. longed to the War Eagles as Bry- executes and doesn’t turn the ball with a victory over Middleton, down field on a play that took the ant delivered three touchdowns, over.” finish in the top regional spot ball deep into Trojan territory. • • • and will host in the first round. On the night the Tigers out- 1989 State Champs Honored The opponents from Region gained the Trojans 14-5 in first At half time of the contest, 5A, who 6A will face in the first downs and won the time of pos- members of the 1989 state cham- rounds of the playoffs, became session battle. pionship football team were more complicated when it was For Collinwood three lost honored. discovered that Fayetteville, who fumbles was a major factor in The 1989 season began with was the number one seed, had to disrupting their offense. Thom- the Tigers losing at home to de- forfeit all their wins due to play- as Crews, Dylan Wortham, and fending state champion DCA ing an ineligible player during Steven Rich recovered the turn- 28-7. Following this loss, the Ti- the regular season. According overs for the Tigers. gers won 14 consecutive games to the TSSAA, Cornersville and Both teams played hard nose in route to a rematch with DCA Huntland are tied for the top spot football on both sides of the ball at the Clinic Bowl at Vanderbilt. with Mount Pleasant and Rich- as some of the hardest licks ei- DCA was led by Scooter Ed- land third and fourth, respec- ther team had given or received wards, who was a two-time win- tively. this season occurred. The hard ner of the Mr. Football Award. In Friday night’s game, Col- play continued until the end of The Tigers never trailed in the linwood won the toss and elected the contest. contest and defeated DCA 21-6 to kick to the Tigers to begin the Next week the Tigers will for the state title. contest. The Trojans recovered host the McEwen Warriors in Current CHS head football an onside kick, the first of two, a regional contest that will de- coach Jamie Williams scored Carroll County NEWS-LEADER, Wednesday, October 30, 2019 Page 3B SPORTS

CENTRAL From page 1B PRESSBOX From page 1B And they finally got the Muschamp monkey off their back. snowball on you.” It didn’t seem to matter who they threw to the Lions at quarter- From that point, Central un- back. Before he got hurt, Guarantano was having a career day. He corked four scoring plays of 25 was 11-19 for 229 yards with two TDs, no picks and no sacks. He yards or more between the end played well against what some believe is an elite defensive front. of the first and the beginning of When Guarantano left the game, J.T. Shrout was the next man up. the third quarters. What did he do? Tossed a 55-yard TD strike to Marquez Callaway. With 26 seconds to play in Shrout was 7-11 for 122 yards. This was encouraging. the first, Priest dashed 25 yards Juaun Jennings showed true leadership with seven catches for 174 for a score. With 6:23 in the yards and a pair of scores. Callaway had three grabs for 102. The second, Austin Cavin raced 81 receivers showed up. Special teams were big. Callaway returned a yards. With 2:13 to play in the punt for a 65-yard TD. Daniel Bituli blocked a punt and covered it half, Priest had a 43-yard run, for a touchdown. and Central had mounted a 29-6 The offensive and defensive lines have made great strides as the lead at the break. With just 19 season has progressed. UT’s offense had 485 total yards while SC seconds elapsed in the third, was limited to just 78 yards on the ground. Gamecock quarterback Priest got loose on a midline Ryan Hilinski threw for 319 yards, but was sacked three times. option play and scored from 66 Gen. Neyland’s Game Maxims were on full display Saturday. yards out. Central led 35-6 at Tennessee made fewer mistakes and won the game. Tennessee made that point. breaks for itself ... and scored. The breaks went against UT and the “They run the same offense Vols just put on more steam. The Vols protected the quarterback, we faced last week. We hoped the kicker, the ball and the game. They gang tackled and pursued. we had some of that stuff cor- They pressed the kicking game and made two breaks that earned rected and I felt like we did in 14 points. They carried the fight to South Carolina for 60 minutes. practice.” Comer said. “They Check all the boxes and this was a thorough whipping of a team ran a midline option play and that beat then No. 3 Georgia in Athens and pressed No. 7 Florida in you have to do your job, but we Columbia for three-and-a-half quarters. didn’t stay disciplined.” Tennessee coach Jeremy Pruitt cautioned Vol Nation in pre-sea- Comer said much of that may son that the Vols were a work in progress, that guys who probably have been that five freshmen weren’t going to be ready to play as the season started would be started on the defensive side of ready by Week 4 or so. the ball. Photos by Michele Jarrett We’re seeing that now. For Tennessee Saturday, it was all hands “I’m not blaming them; there’s PIGSKIN FLYING – McKenzie quarterback Evan Jarrett sends the pigskin flying during the Rebels’ loss on deck. And all hands played a major role. Just imagine how bad plenty of places to point the fin- to Obion County. the score would have been had Tennessee not come up empty in two ger, but this is a process you red-zone trips. It might have put 50 on the board. have to go through to get better. darted 32 yards to the end zone three catches for 44 yards. Lo- 4-4 with 2-3 regional marks. The This effort sort of made the Big Orange faithful forget a bit the The young kids have done and with 10:12 to play, and Central gan Lyles had two for 36. Taylor winner of this game will finish embarrassing loss to Georgia State and that 0-2 start. The Vols have outstanding job. They are com- led 41-12. Four minutes later, had three for 35. Will Latimer third and likely face Memphis- four games left and all are winnable. And if they do win all four ing on.” Chris Barnett picked up a loose had one for nine and Kaden Al- Mitchell in the first round of the games, guess who finishes third in the SEC East this year at 7-5 With Priest’s score at the 2:21 ball and returned 82 yards. Zach len had one for seven. playoffs. The loser is fourth and overall and 5-3 in the league? What if that same team wins its bowl mark of the third, Central took Aird’s PAT finalized the score, “We threw the ball well and visits Memphis-Fairley. game and finishes with an 8-5 mark? a 41-6 lead and the clock ran 41-19. caught it well,” said Comer. “But Adamsville defeated River- Big Orange fans would be elated with that, given their team’s ig- continuously for a time. Priest Central rolled up 405 total we have to get more consistent side 7-0 with a punt return in the nominious start. But at least, for one day this fall, Tennessee fans had 158 yards rushing and three yards to McKenzie’s 251. Mar- from an offensive standpoint.” first quarter. felt good about the Big Orange. TDs. quez Taylor led the Rebels with The Rebels will recognize “We have a lot laying on this On Oct. 26, 2019, that‘s all they wanted feel. McKenzie stopped the run- 14 carries for 72 yards and a pair their seniors in pre-game cere- game. Maybe we can put this be- Jim Steele is a correspondent for Magic Valley Publishing and ning clock by tacking on two of TDs. Zach Jarrett was 10-24 monies as Adamsville visits next hind us and execute better next host of The Pressbox, which airs 4-6 p.m. Monday-Thursday on fourth-quarter scores. Taylor for 141 yards. West Cook had Friday night. Both teams enter week,” Comer said. WRJB 95.9 FM, Camden, Tenn.

BUSH From page 1B game of the next season. that number played in the first season. Number 4 was never name and played him, which and the team lost seven wins. situation they face from now on. The player in question did game. But a player wearing the heard from again after the first was against the rules of his pun- Do you wonder how the rest of It will be a stain they will never not play in the team’s Jambo- number 4 and with a different game. ishment. Needless to say, the the team felt? Is this an example be able to scrub off no matter ree to open the season, which name rushed for over a hundred Eventually the ruse was un- coach and the entire staff was of winning at all cost, and was how hard they try. We all play later the coach thought that was yards in the game and the team covered, and it was determined fired, and the team had to - for the effort to cheat worth it in the the game to win, but I still will sufficient enough to satisfy the won. that number 24 and number feit all seven wins to start the long run? What are the lessons attest that winning is not the punishment. The next thing that Number 24 came back the 4 were the same player. It was season. learned by trying to win at all most important thing. Compet- happened made that comment second week of the season and also found that the coach knew All he had to do was sit out cost? ing and giving it your best is by the coach a little confusing. also rushed for over a hundred he was ineligible for the first the first game, and all would Also, this will stay with this the biggest lesson we learn, and The player in question wore yards and the team went on to game and gave him a different have been as it was supposed to coach and the player the rest of cheating the game is not giving number 24, and no player with win its first seven games of the jersey number and a different be. Instead the coach lost his job their lives and through whatever it your best. Page 4B Carroll County NEWS-LEADER, Wednesday, October 30, 2019 SPORTS HMS Fillies win two, Mustangs suffer first loss russellBUSH over Camden. The Fillies out- Lewis 2, and Jordan Willis 1. scored the Lady Lions 28-3 in West Carroll was led by Will Sports Writer JUMPER – Josey Stokes fires off a jump shot the second half to pull away Robinson with 10, Titus Taylor during the HMS Fillies’ win over West Carroll. The Huntingdon Middle after leading 21-9 at the break. 8, Drew Smith 4, Will Murray School basketball teams played The Fillies were led in scoring 3, Kaden Melton 3, and Izaih back-to-back games Monday by Lilly Kee and Kelby Crossno Clark 2. and Tuesday as they began their with 10, Quinn Kelley 7, Natalie The Mustangs fell to 3-1 for second week of the young sea- Kreuziger 6, Karter Moore 6, the season in their loss at Cam- son. The Fillies were winners at Ashlyn Rich 4, Delaney Byars den. The Mustangs trailed 46- home on Monday against West 2, Sarah Beth Smith 2, and 40 with 3:17 left in the game Carroll 43-2 and at Camden on Anna Beth Crews 2. Camden and rallied and had two shots Tuesday 49-12. The Mustangs was led by Faith Wallace with at the buzzer that didn’t fall as split their games for the two 6, LB Richardson 4, and Lauren they suffered their first loss of nights as they won against West Pierce 2. the season. It was a see-saw af- Carroll at home 52-30 and lost The Mustangs improved to fair as the score was tied at 10- at Camden 48-46. 3-0 with their win over West 10 in the first. The Mustangs The Fillies held West Carroll Carroll. The Mustangs trailed were ahead 26-24 at the half. to only two first quarter points 15-11 after one quarter but out- The Mustangs led 36-34 after and improved to 2-1 for the scored West Carroll 14-4 in the three and Camden outscored season with the win on Mon- second to lead 25-19 at the half. the Mustangs 14-10 in the final day. Ashlyn Rich led the Fillies The Mustangs turned it up in the frame. with 12 points, Kelby Crossno 7, third quarter as they outscored The Mustangs were led by Lilly Kee 6, Natalie Kreuziger the War Eagles 23-3 in the third Rivers with 24, Pearson 6, Eu- 5, Adalyn Allen 4, Anna Beth and held on for the win. banks 4, Willis 4, Knight 4, Crews 4, Delaney Byars 3, and The Mustangs were led in Micah Allen 2, and Ashton Karter Moore 2. Nyiana Parker scoring by Tayshawn Rivers Hutcherson 2. Camden was led scored the two points for West with 20, Ashton Hutcherson by Nowah Porter with 13, Kai- Carroll. 9, Kaleb Pearson 8, Deshaun den Patterson 11, Ridge Bruce The Fillies improved to 3-1 Knight 6, Gray Eubanks 4, 8, Hayden McCormick 8, Ayden for the season with their win Graham Bartholomew 2, E.J. Melton 6, and Gage Johnson 2.

Lady Rebels beat Crosstown at sub-state, earn state soccer bid jimSTEELE Lady Rebels lost the services of said. “We have more options of Sports Writer Maggie Aird halfway through players playing different places the first half, but Brown said the and being successful.” For the third straight year, Lady Rebels persevered. Now McKenzie will set its McKenzie High School’s girls’ “Maggie hurt her ankle and sights on fellow West Tennessee soccer team will be one of eight didn’t play for the rest of the participant Adamsville. Brown teams on the invitation list to the game,” Brown said. “Everybody said she knows very little about state soccer tournament at Mur- else had to step up and they did.” the Lady Cardinals. They have freesboro. There was no running clock a commom opponent in Scotts The Lady Rebels defeated on display, so when the officials Hill. Adamsville defeated Scotts Crosstown 3-1 in Memphis dur- blew the whistle to signify the Hill 2-0 on Sept. 12 and again ing sub-state action on a misty end of the game, the team wasn’t 5-0 on Sept. 26. McKenzie suf- Sunday afternoon. McKenzie’s sure what happened. fered a 2-0 loss to the Lady Li- girls fell behind 1-0 early, but “We didn’t know what was go- ons on Sept. 24. rallied to claim the victory and ing on, but when we found out Brown said, in preparation punch their ticket to the ‘Boro. we won, the girls’ were pretty for post-season competition, McKenzie faces Adamsville at excited,” Brown said. she scheduled some teams that 7 p.m. today (Wednesday, Oct. The coach said that a lot of resembled what McKenzie has LAY-UP – Graham Bartholomew 30) in the Class A state semifi- players turned in good defensive faced at state in the past. lays up a shot during the HMS nals. efforts, including goalkeeper “We played teams who are Mustangs’ win over West Carroll. “They were a pretty good Gracie Dillingham. Anna Grace faster at state, so we need to play team, but we came from behind Spivey, Hannah Dillingham, faster,” she said. to win,” said McKenzie coach Cassidy Brown and Sabrina As a result, the Lady Rebels Karlene Brown regarding Cross- Vasquez had good defensive are working on tempo, attacking town. “It was just a good all- days. Sydney Fornera and Haley the ball and being first. around effort today.” Brasfield also played well, said Brown said her team is ready Savannah Nesbitt scored a the coach. to take that next step. pair of goals during Sunday’s “We are definitely making “We’ve been knocking and the win, while Allie Chappell found strides. We have a stronger de- door is ready to be opened and the back of the net once. The fense and we’re faster,” Brown we’re ready to knock it down.” Carroll County NEWS-LEADER, Wednesday, October 30, 2019 Page 5B SPORTS

SENIOR NIGHT – Football player Sebastian Kee was among the Photos by Shirley Nanney seniors honored Thursday night. He is escorted by Timothy Kee and DANCE ROUTINE – Huntingdon High School cheerleaders do a dance routine Thursday night. Tracy Hensley. HHS seniors honored Thursday night shirleyNANNEY ton, football four years; Konner Cran-Lowe, football two years; ketball manager two years; mons, band seven years; Tizzy Adyn Swenson, AB Club four Editor Pearson, football four years; Bo Jaylen Williams, football four Abby Ballard, cheer and AB Smith, band seven years; Emily years and cross country one year; McLemore, football four years; years; Cole Edwards, football Club four years; Katie Coleman, Taylor, band six years; William Nikolas Bynum, cross coun- Devin McClerkin, football four four years; Austin Baker, football Cheer three years and AB Club Townsend, band seven years; try four years; Skylen Holder, Senior Night was held prior to years; Noah Belew, football four four years; two years; Kensley Crossno, Lexie Williams, band seven cross country two years; Jamal the Huntingdon–Middleton foot- years; Quinton Williams, football Anna-Claire Campbell, foot- Cheer two years and AB Club years; Zean Williams, band seven Nesbit, cross country four years; ball game Thursday night. three years; Brett Huss, football ball manager one year, AB Club four years; Katie Simpson, cheer years; Tyasia Reed, cross country one Seniors members of the foot- four years; three years; Jordan Davis, foot- and AB Club four years; Kaci Fuller, AB Club one year year; Haley Robbins, cross coun- ball team, cheerleaders, AB Club, Dylan Armour, football four ball manager four years, AB Club Ryan Brooks, band seven and cross country one year; Caro- try four years; Ben Taylor, cross band, and cross country team years; Sebastian Kee, football one year; Diamond King, foot- years; Zachary Childress, band line Moore, AB Club president country one year, golf and foot- were introduced, along with their four years; Reed Jones, football ball manager three years; Knoa seven years; Coleman Dickson, three years; Hannah Reeves, AB ball two years; Zack Williams, escorts. four years; Daniel Sullenger, Thompson, football manager four band seven years; Lani Hartley, Club one year and band six years; cross country four years; and They included: Hunter Ensley, football four years; Drake But- years; Tim Walls, football man- band three years; Lacey Prater, Abby Stokes, AB Club Vice Merritt Willis, cross country football four years; Brandon Law- ler, football four years; Nathan ager one year, baseball and bas- band seven years; Reanna Sim- President and member four years; three years.

2019 Athletic Hall-of-Fame Induction & Alumni Awards Ceremonies to take place November 2

Bethel University will honor Enrichment, Crisp Wing. The letic Hall-of Fame Class: three former athletic greats, one awards brunch will begin at 9 a.m. Cliff Barna- Football team and two contributors with with reservations required. Leah O ‘Grady Blackburn- inductions into the prestigious Prior to this year, ninety one Women’s Soccer Bethel University will be hosting Bethel Athletic Hall-of-Fame people and three teams had been Malang Jarju- Men’s Soccer Saturday November 2. Bethel enshrined into the hall. The 2008 2004-2005 Women’s Soccer 2019 Homecoming this week! will also present the Bethel Uni- National Championship soccer Team “We are celebrating Bethel’s Student Center, Boardroom Parking Lot versity’s Lifetime Achievement team was the first team to be in- Contributors- Kent and Char- 178th year! We have so very Award. ducted at the 2013 ceremonies. lene Jones Wednesday, Oct 30 Saturday, Nov 2 much to celebrate and Home- 7pm Homecoming Coffee 9am Athletic Hall of Fame The Alumni Awards and Ath- The 1970-1971 Men’s Basketball For more information and res- coming week is one of the most House @Marrs-Stockton Hall and Alumni Brunch, Vera Low letic Hall-of-Fame Inductions Team was enshrined in 2016. The ervations contact: Kristy Dunn at exciting times to do so. We look University Center Boardroom will be held in the board room of 1982 Men’s Basketball squad was (731) 352-6428 or dunnk@bethe- Thursday, Oct 31 forward to our Bethel family - 8pm Halloween Homecom- Homecoming Football Game the Vera Low Center for Student inducted in 2017. lu.edu including our current students, ing Dance @Bethel Caf Festivities @Wildcat Stadium It will be the 39th Hall-of-Fame Watch for a complete update their families, alumni, faculty, Tailgating 11:30 Ceremonies celebrated by the on the inductees and more details Friday, Nov 1 staff, friends, and our McKen- 10am Jerry Wilcoxson Me- CatWalk 12:10 school. coming soon at www.bethelath- zie community - joining togeth- morial Golf Tournament @Car- Kickoff 1:30 Bethel Wild- Subscribe Here is a look at the 2019 Ath- letics.com. er for the fun, I look forward to roll Lake Golf Club cats vs. Thomas More seeing each of you,” says Bethel 8pm Lady Wildcats Basket- 4pm Lady Wildcats Basket- President Walter Butler. ball vs. Brescia University @ ball vs. Dillard @Crisp Univer- The schedule of events in- Crisp University sity cludes. 7pm Renaissance Theatre Sunday, Nov 3 Monday, Oct 28 presents Bonnie and Clyde @ 9am Worship with Renais- 8pm Step Show @Dickey Bethel Performing Arts Center sance, McKenzie First Cumber- Fine Arts Building 9:30pm Homecoming Bon- land Presbyterian Church Tuesday, Oct 29 fire w/Hot Chocolate Bar, Band, For more information, please 7pm Silent Disco @Vera Low Pep Rally @Wildcat Stadium go to BethelU.edu

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BAPTIST OAK GROVE MISSIONARY BAPTIST LIBERTY ALL UNITED METHODIST Buena Vista 2415 Old Stage Rd., Huntingdon BEREA BAPTIST MISSION S.S. 10 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. S.S. 10:30 a.m.; W.S. 9:30 a.m. Vale Community LIBERTY UNITED METHODIST S.S. 10 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. PLEASANT GROVE PRIMITIVE S.S. 10 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. Wed. 7 p.m. BAPTIST Shiloh Rd., McKenzie PLEASANT HILL UNITED BETHEL MISSIONARY BAPTIST W.S. 2 p.m. METHODIST Old Hwy. 22, Huntingdon Hwy. 70 West of Leach S.S. 10 a.m. PROSPECT BAPTIST W.S. 9:45 a.m. & 5 p.m. 1st & 3rd Sun. Broad St., Hollow Rock 11 a.m. & 5 p.m. 2nd & 4th Sun. CALVARY BAPTIST S.S. 10 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. 26820 Hwy. 70, Bruceton UNITED METHODIST CHURCH S.S. 10 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. REEDY CREEK MISSIONARY McLemoresville Wed. 7 p.m. BAPTIST S.S. 10:00 a.m. Hale St., McLemoresville W.S. 11:00 a.m. 6 p.m. CENTERPOINT MISSIONARY S.S. 10 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. BAPTIST PALMER SHELTER UMC Rowland Mill Rd., Bruceton TWIN OAKS BAPTIST 3360 Purdy Rd. • Huntingdon S.S. 10 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. 1565 Hwy. 104 N. S.S. 1st & 3rd Sun. 10 a.m., 2nd & 4th Cedar Grove, 967-1615 Sun. 9 a.m., W.S. 1st Sun. 11 a.m., CLARKSBURG MISSIONARY S.S. 10 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. 2nd Sun. 8 a.m., 3rd Sun. 9 a.m., 4th BAPTIST Sun. 10 a.m. S.S. 10 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. WESTPORT MISSIONARY BAPTIST Wed. 7 p.m. S.S. 10 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. PENTECOSTAL CLARK STREET MISSIONARY WINGO MISSIONARY BAPTIST BRUCETON UNITED PENTECOSTAL BAPTIST CHURCH 79 West, Trezevant, 669-1241 Hwy. 114 North of Hollow Rock 305 Clark Street • 986-3170 S.S. 10 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. S.S. 10 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. S.S. - 9:45 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. Wed. 7 p.m. Bible Study - Wed. 7 p.m. Greater Mt Nebo Missionary Baptist Church FIRST PENTECOSTAL CONCORD MISSIONARY BAPTIST 325 Holcomb St., Hollow Rock, TN East Main St., Huntingdon Westport Rd. S.S. 9 a.m. ; W.S. 10 a.m. S.S. 10 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. & 6:30 p.m. S.S. 10 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. Wed. 7 p.m. Bible Class 6 p.m. Wed. 6 p.m. Scott Kolwyck Charles Hodges Bob Chase EASTVIEW BAPTIST FULL GOSPEL PENTECOSTAL 4700 Veterans Memorial Dr. CATHOLIC 143 N. Carroll St., Bruceton Huntingdon, 986-3168 HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC S.S. 10 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. 21190 Main St. E. Main Line S.S. 9:45 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. 265 Cotham Dr. • Huntingdon Huntingdon, TN 986-0500 Wed. 7 p.m. Sun. Mass: 8:30 a.m. TATE’S PENTECOSTAL www.chasefh.com Obituary Line 731-584-6459 Hwy. 70 W., Huntingdon 986-0601 ENON BAPTIST S.S. 10 a.m., W.S. 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. “Being here today & for your tomorrows” 105 Walnut Ave. Wed. 7 p.m. Pre-Arrangement Services Available • Life & Burial Insurance Available McKenzie, 352-2184 CHURCH OF CHRIST S.S. 9 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. & 7 p.m. BEASLEY STREET CHURCH OF TRUE TABERNACLE UNITED CHRIST PENTECOSTAL EPHESUS MISSIONARY BAPTIST 148 Beasley St. 6890 Old Stage Rd., Huntingdon Ephesus Church Rd., Hollow Rock Huntingdon, 986-5886 S.S. 10 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. S.S. 10 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. S.S. 10 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. & 7 p.m. PRESBYTERIAN FAITH BAPTIST BRUCETON CHURCH OF CHRIST 125 Wall St. S.S. 9 a.m.; W.S. 10 a.m. & 6 p.m. BARREN SPRINGS CUMBERLAND Hollow Rock, 586-2590 PRESBYTERIAN S.S. 9:30 a.m.; W.S. 10:30 a.m. & 6 CHRISTIAN CHAPEL CHURCH OF 1860 Barren Springs Church Rd., Rt. 1, p.m. CHRIST Hollow Rock Hwy. 70 West of Leach, 986-5828 S.S. 10 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. FIRST BAPTIST S.S. 10 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. 260 E. Broad St. CEDAR GROVE PRESBYTERIAN Bruceton, 586-4212 CLARKSBURG CHURCH OF CHRIST Hwy. 70 W., Cedar Grove S.S. 9:45 a.m.; W.S. 10:55 a.m. & 6 S.S. 9 a.m.; W.S. 9:50 a.m.; & 6 p.m. W.S. 9:45 a.m. p.m. HOLLADAY CHAPEL CHURCH OF COOL SPRINGS CUMBERLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHRIST PRESBYTERIAN 108 Church St. Hwy. 22 South 240 Little Grove Rd. Huntingdon, 986-4782 S.S. 10 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. Lavinia, 987-9652 S.S. 9:15 a.m.; W.S. 10:15 a.m. & 6 p.m. S.S. 10 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. HUNTINGDON CHURCH OF CHRIST GALILEE GENERAL BAPTIST 18900 West Main, 986-3686 FIRST CUMBERLAND 2 mi. north of Hollow Rock, off Old S.S. 9 a.m.; W.S. 10 a.m. & 6 p.m. PRESBYTERIAN Pisgah Rd. on Rogers Lane 16835 Highland Dr, McKenzie S.S. 10 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. MARLBORO CHURCH OF CHRIST S.S. 10:10 a.m.; W.S. 9 & 11 a.m. 25025 Hwy. 114, North of Hollow Rock, GRACE BAPTIST 586-4411 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Magnolia Ave., McKenzie S.S. 10 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. 171 E. Main, Huntingdon S.S. 10 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. & 5 p.m. S.S. 9:45 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. OBION CHAPEL CHURCH OF Wed. Choir 7 p.m. HOLLOW ROCK PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHRIST Broad St., Bruceton Old Stage Rd., Cedar Grove PLEASANT GREEN CUMBERLAND First & Second Sunday S.S. 10 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. PRESBYTERIAN S.S. 9:30 a.m.; W.S. 10 a.m. HUMBLES CHAPEL MISSIONARY ROAN’S CREEK CHURCH OF 2995 Buena Vista Rd., Huntingdon CHRIST PRESBYTERIAN U.S.A. S.S. 10 a.m. 215 Roan Creek Church Rd. 591 N. Stonewall, McKenzie SR 11, 2 mi. South of Clarksburg, S.S. 10 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. HUNTINGDON MISSIONARY 986-9040 BAPTIST S.S. 10 a.m.; W.S. 10:45 a.m. & 6 p.m. TREZEVANT CUMBERLAND 11110 Lexington St., 986-4192 PRESBYTERIAN S.S. 9:45 a.m.; W.S. 10:45 a.m. & 6 p.m. SOUTHSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 98 Church St., Trezevant 63 Lawrence Street, McKenzie, TN S.S. 10 a.m.; W.S. 9 a.m. LITTLE GROVE MISSIONARY Lavinia TWIN OAKS CHURCH OF CHRIST SHILOH CUMBERLAND S.S. 10 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. Hwy. 70 East PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Huntingdon, 986-4979 2880 Hwy. 423, McKenzie McKENZIE PRIMITIVE BAPTIST S.S. 9 a.m.; W.S. 10 a.m. & 5 p.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. 115 Woodrow, McKenzie Every 3rd Sunday WESTPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST S.S. 10 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. McLEMORESVILLE BAPTIST LEACH SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST 216 North Main St., McLemoresville CHURCH OF GOD 9575 Hwy. 70 W. S.S. 10 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. Cedar Grove, 987-3778 W.S 6:30 p.m. A NEW WALK OF FAITH CHURCH Sat. S.S. 10:30 a.m.; Sat. W.S. 9:15 OF GOD a.m. MARLBORO BAPTIST 647 Stonewall St., McKenzie Tues. 6:30 p.m. Hollow Rock- Vale Rd. S.S. 10:10 a.m.; Bible Class 6 p.m. S.S. 10 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. OTHER COVENANT MINISTRIES CHURCH MIXIE MISSIONARY BAPTIST OF GOD ABUNDANT LIFE CHRISTIAN 25860 Hwy. 77 20310 Main Street, Huntingdon CENTER S.S. 10 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. & 5:30 p.m. W.S. 2:30 p.m. 215 Holcomb St. GOSPEL Hollow Rock MT. ARARAT MISSIONARY BAPTIST S.S. 10 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. & 6:30 p.m. West Main St. CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY Trezevant, 669-9453 268 High St., Huntingdon EVANGELISTIC MESSENGER’S W.S. 9:30 a.m.; S.S. 10 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. ASSOCIATION S.S. 11:00 a.m. 500 Faith Lane Wed. 7:00 p.m. FAITH IN CHRIST MINISTRY FULL Huntingdon, 986-4450 GOSPEL MT. NEBO BAPTIST 14170 Paris St. EMANUEL CHURCH OF Buena Vista S.S. 9:45 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. HUNTINGDON S.S. 10 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. Wed. 7 p.m. SR 22 N. Wed. 7 p.m. W.S. 10 a.m. METHODIST Tues. 7 p.m. MT. PLEASANT BAPTIST S.S. 10 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. MT. ZION UNITED METHODIST LIBERTY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH APOSTOLIC CHURCH MUD CREEK PRIMITIVE BAPTIST 2 mi. down Buena Vista Rd. 107 Lexington St. Concord Community off SR 22 South S.S. 1st & 3rd 9 a.m. 2nd, 4th & 5th Bruceton, 586-7611 of Huntingdon 10 a.m. S.S. 10 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. W.S. 10:30 a.m. every 2nd & 3rd Sun. W.S. 1st 10 a.m., 2nd 11 a.m., 3rd 8 Tues. 7:30 p.m. a.m., 4th 9 a.m. NEW CROSSROADS MISSIONARY HUNTINGDON CHRISTIAN BAPTIST CARTER’S CHAPEL UNITED FELLOWSHIP Cross Roads Church Rd., Huntingdon METHODIST Hwy. 70 S. S.S. 10 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. S.S. 10 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. W.S. 4 p.m. - Wed.7 p.m. Wed. 7 p.m. Wed. 7 p.m. LIFE SPRINGS NEW HOPE BAPTIST DAVIS CHAPEL UNITED METHODIST 4475 Hwy. 70, Cedar Grove Hwy. 114, Yuma 8076 Hwy. 22 S., Huntingdon W.S. 10 a.m. & 6 p.m. S.S. 10 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. S.S.10 a.m. 1st, 3rd, 4th & 5th Sun.; 11 a.m. 2nd Sun. NEW LIFE CHRISTIAN CENTER NEW REEDY CREEK MISSIONARY W.S. 8 a.m. 4th Sun.; 9 a.m. 1st Sun.; 20310 E. Main St. BAPTIST 10 a.m. 2nd Sun.; 11 a.m. 3rd Sun. W.S. 10 a.m. 1115 Terry Road Wed. 7 p.m. McLemoresville, 986-8168 FIRST UNITED METHODIST S.S. 9:30 a.m.; W.S. 10:30 a.m. 148 Pine St. N. TWIN CITY COMMUNITY CHURCH Bruceton, 586-4247 28105 Broad St., Bruceton NEW SPRING HILL BAPTIST S.S. 9:45 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. S.S. 10:30 a.m.; W.S. 10:30 a.m. Spring Hill Church Rd. Wed. Youth 6:30 p.m. S.S. 10 a.m.; W.S. 11 a.m. Wed. 7 p.m. HUNTINGDON FIRST UNITED Community Christian PARKER CHAPEL MISSIONARY METHODIST Fellowship Church BAPTIST CHURCH 201 Asbury Circle 125 3rd Street E (behind Farm Bureau) Clarksburg Huntingdon, 986-2251 Huntingdon, TN 38344 (731)-441-7853 S.S. 9 a.m.; W.S. 10 a.m.; S.S. 9:30 a.m.; W.S. 10:55 a.m. Pastor: Jerry Roach Wed. Bible Class 6:30 Worship: 10:45 AM Sunday

This Devotional & Directory is made possible by these businesses who encourage all of us to attend worship services. Carroll County NEWS-LEADER, Wednesday, October 30, 2019 Page 7B RECORDS carroll county Hunter Stafford arrested for GENERAL SESSIONS

The following cases dismissed charge of Possession The following cases were drugs in Madison Co. resulted in a guilty verdict of Drug Paraphernalia. dismissed: or plea last week in Carroll Jamie Hill, Division Street, •Nathan Roman Guillen, ronPARK and charged with two counts of According to police reports, County General Sessions Union City, guilty of Simple Morningside Drive, dismissed staff writer simple possession. officers found approximately Court: Possession, $250 fine. charge of Driving While Stafford has since been five pounds of marijuana •Nathan Roman Guillen, •Wynter Strayhorn, Walnut Revoked. A McKenzie teen facing released on a $750 bond and is and close to $10,000 in cash Morningside Drive, Huntingdon, Street, McKenzie, guilty of •Aaron R. Luter, Clay Farm indictment for drug charges here scheduled to appear in Jackson belonging to Stafford. guilty of Failure to Appear, $100 Probation Violation, 30 days jail Road, Atwood, dismissed in Carroll County was recently for a preliminary hearing on A 2019 graduate of McKenzie fine. with possible reduction of 10 charge of Failure to Appear. arrested on drug charges in December 3. High School, Stafford was also •Timothy Hickey, Home days if proof of employment. Street, Union City, guilty of • • • Madison County. Back in August, Stafford was arrested May 25 in Panama City Simple Possession, $250 fine; According to information bound over on charges including Beach, Florida on charges of from the Madison County possession of schedule I, possession of synthetic narcotics General Sessions Court schedule II, and schedule VI with intent, possession of a office, Hunter Stafford, 18, drugs, all with intent to sell, controlled substance without CARROLL COUNTY SHERIFF’S was arrested October 22 by manufacture, or deliver, in a prescription, and underage deputies with the Madison relation to an April 4 traffic stop possession of liquor. REPORTS County Sheriff’s Department in McKenzie. Theft of Services assaulted her. Krause noted that Deputy Michael Sevarns, he •Herbert Allen Tilton, 42, of Boyett had numerous marks on observed Lowe pull out from 21185 Seminary Street, Hollow her throat, neck, and chest. the convenience store across Carroll countian arrested in Gibson County Rock, was arrested on charges • • • from Hollow Rock City Hall in of theft of services and violation Trespassing a Ford F150 and then pull into The 28th Drug Task Force among teens and young adults ounces of marijuana to agents, of an order of protection October •Joshua Antwan Johnson, 29, the parking lot of Cooper’s Auto arrested William Raspa from alike. The suspect was openly he was arrested. Found in his 19 at his residence. of Camden and Crystal Yvonne Parts Store and park. Sevarns Carroll County near Bradford and aggressively advertising possession were “cannabis According to the report by Crawford, 35, of Paris were noted that Lowe is awaiting trail on Oct. 14. He is currently on marijuana, THC Vape conversion chart” detailing cost Sgt. Michael Smith, he went both charged with aggravated for DUI in Henderson County. supervised probation in the Cartridges, Shrooms and Xanax and profit as well as 26 Xanax to 21185 Seminary Street in criminal trespassing October 20 Sevarns pulled in behind Lowe’s State of Tennessee following a for sale as well as seeking pills possessed with the intent order to serve an arrest warrant in McKenzie. vehicle and spoke with Lowe, two-week investigation into the salespeople to sell the drugs for to resell. The suspect advised against Tilton and noticed that According to the report by who smelled strongly of alcohol. advertising and sale of drugs on him. agents that they “didn’t know the electric meter was rigged Deputy Tony King, he responded Sevarns had Lowe take field the popular app, “Snapchat”. Agents organized a sting who they were messing with so that the home could receive to a call about trespassers at sobriety tests, on which he This app is very popular and when he delivered two and that they would be sorry. electric service without payment. 420 Thompson Road and found performed poorly. Lowe told the Tilton, who was found in an Johnson and Crawford at the deputy that he had consumed at upstairs closet, admitted that residence. Crawford said they least 12 beers and had been up he had “strapped” the meter. had permission to be there all night. Smith noted that Tilton had a no- through a third party. King then • • • MCKENZIE POLICE REPORTS contact order from a previous contacted the property owner, Stolen Vehicle domestic assault conviction. who said that no-one had •A semi truck was recently Theft/Burglary Kirkpatrick of McKenzie and Multiple Charges Smith notified the Carroll County permission to be on the property. reported as being stolen from •On October 21, Kenneth initiated a traffic stop with •On October 24, Officer Jeff Electric Department about the • • • private property in McKenzie. Foster came to the McKenzie prior knowledge her license is Lowden initiated a traffic stop meter. Credit Card Fraud Deputy Michael Krause Police Department and reported suspended in Tennessee with on a vehicle after observing • • • The Sheriff’s Department is reported that he went to 1271 a break-in at his rental house prior convictions. A computer it drive past the stop sign on Simple Assault looking into a recent case of Pace Road on October 23 and on Magnolia Avenue. According check confirmed Kirkpatrick’s Walnut Avenue. The driver, •Nicholas Allen Melton, credit card fraud. spoke with property owner to a report filed by Officer Mark license to be suspended with Diana Waggoner of McKenzie, 31, of 3575 Old Stage Road, Gena Pancake, 57, of Yuma James Taylor, who said that his Boaz, an inspection revealed two prior convictions. She was was found to be driving on a Huntingdon, was charged told deputies on October 22 Ford TA9 tractor truck had been the door had been kicked in and arrested and charged with suspended license and was with simple assault following that someone opened two credit taken from the property. Taylor the wires to the fan had been Driving on Suspended License- cited for a stop sign violation and an October 20 incident at his card accounts in her name on said that the semi’s cab had cut and the fan pulled from the Third Offense and transported to driving on suspended license. residence. October 18 with T.J. Max and been smashed in, so someone ceiling. The fan was valued at Carroll County Jail. She was placed under arrest According to the report by Big Lots. Pancake said she has would have had to tow the truck $200 and damage to the door • • • for an active theft warrant out of Deputy Michael Krause, he went notified these companies about from the property. Taylor and valued at $150. The incident DUI Carroll County and transported to Old Stage Road in response the fraudulent accounts. relatives living on the property remains under investigation. •Officer Cody Coleman to Carroll County Jail. to a call about a woman • • • gave different estimates of • • • received a call from an off-duty • • • screaming. After speaking with DUI when they last saw the semi, License Violation Henry County deputy in regards License Violation some local residents, Krause •Michael Todd Lowe, 54, but Krause estimated that it was •Officer Justin Brister initiated to a vehicle driving erratically on •Officer Justin Brister went to Melton’s residence and of 150 Adell Street, Hollow moved within the last 30 days a traffic stop on a Chevy Highway 423 coming into the observed a black Ford F-350 found a side door left open and Rock, was charged with DUI based on evidence from where pickup truck on Highland Drive city limits on Thursday, October with a passenger headlight out no-one home. Krause found (second offense), violation of it had been parked. Taylor said after observing a headlight 24. According to Coleman’s and initiated a traffic stop. The Jacqueline Boyett walking down implied consent, and violation of he had been planning to sell it not functioning on the truck. report, he made contact with driver, Daren Scott of Arvada, the road, and she provided the financial responsibility October out for parts and was hoping to The driver, James Warmath the vehicle and initiated a traffic Colorado, was found to be deputy with a verbal and written 21 in Hollow Rock. get around $30,000 for it. of Trezevant, was found to be stop. The driver, Jeffrey Pillow driving on a suspended license statement that Melton had According to the report by driving on a suspended license of Huntingdon, was found to be and did not have valid proof of and was cited into General unsteady on his feet with slurred insurance. Scott was cited into Sessions Court. speech and performed poorly on General Sessions Court for • • • field sobriety tests. Pillow was Driving on Suspended License- License Violation arrested for DUI-First Offense First Offense and Violation of BRUCETON POLICE REPORTS •On October 22, Officer Andy and transported to Carroll Financial Responsibility Law. Simple Possession Ward, 44, of Camden. Street, head-butted Merrell in Weaver observed the driver County Jail. •Aiden Alexander Langley, According to the report by the mouth, busting the inside of a vehicle to be Whitney • • • 18, of 146 South Spruce Street, Patrolman Davis McGahey, of his upper lip, and bit him on Bruceton, was cited into court for Ward sent threatening texts his right index finger, causing simple possession of marijuana to Tracy Ward of Bruceton a small laceration. Merrell and a stop sign violation during in violation of a court order reportedly injured his right knee PUBLIC NOTICES an October 19 traffic stop in mandating that Mr. Ward have to while trying to force Carey out NOTICE 32 seconds East a distance Bruceton. communications with Ms. Ward. of his home and keep her from indebtedness has been declared According to the report by McGahey reported that Mr. attacking a female resident. due and payable; and that an of 308.42 feet to an iron pin Patrolman Davis McGahey, he Ward threatened to harm both The West Carroll Special agent of Wilson & Associates, set at the easternmost corner pulled over a gray SUV driven by Ms. Ward and Mike Benefield, School District Board of P.L.L.C., as Successor Trustee, of Howell & Linda Reeves Langley for running a stop sign. and Ms. Ward told the officer Education will meet in regular by virtue of the power, duty, (Deed Book 286, Page 710); The officer detected the odor that she was afraid Mr. Ward PROPERTY session on November 7, 2019 at and authority vested in and thence leaving the fence with of marijuana coming from the would come and shoot her and 6:30 p.m. The meeting will be imposed upon said Successor lines of Reeves, the following vehicle, and when asked about Benefield. TRANSFERS held at either the West Carroll Trustee, by MidFirst Bank, three calls: South 72 degrees it, Langley produced a small • • • Board of Education Central will, on December 5, 2019 24 minutes 07 seconds West plastic bag containing 18 grams Burglary, Assault Office or West Carroll Junior on or about 1:00 PM, at the a distance of 251.35 feet to a of marijuana. Langley also did •Shyann Leette Carey, •Nelson Investments, LLC to Senior High School. The first Carroll County Courthouse, pipe found in a fence; thence not have a driver’s license. A 23, of Camden was charged Daniel E. Nelson in District 1. 16-year-old male passenger in with aggravated burglary and •Bell Timber to Daniel E. Nelson action item on the agenda for Huntingdon, Tennessee, with the fence the following the vehicle was not charged with domestic assault following in District 1. the board meeting will be the offer for sale certain property two calls: North 21 degrees anything. an October 12 incident at a •Brent and Marilyn Goodman to extension of the contract of hereinafter described to the 26 minutes 12 seconds West • • • Bruceton residence. Mabry Farms, LLC. employment for the Director of highest bidder FOR certified a distance of 89.92 feet to a Warrant According to the report by •Larry D. and Tina S. Renfroe to Schools, Mr. Dexter Williams. funds paid at the conclusion point; thence North 22 degrees •A warrant for violating an Sgt. Aaron Patton, Carey forced Joey L. and Amy R. Jones in of the sale, or credit bid from 47 minutes 44 seconds West a order of protection has been her way into the residence of District 11. 10/16, 23, 30-11/06 a bank or other lending entity distance of 287.67 feet to an issued against Thomas Douglas Brandon Merrell at 111 Maple •West Tennessee Dairy pre-approved by the successor iron pin set on the south right Products, Inc. to Kenny O. and NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S trustee. The sale is free from of way of the above mentioned Lynda G. King in District 4. NOTICE TO FURNISHERS NOTICE TO FURNISHERS SALE all exemptions, which are Horn Lane; thence with the •Branch Banking and Trust OF LABOR AND MATERIALS TO: OF LABOR AND MATERIALS TO: expressly waived in the Deed right of way the following two Superior Traffi c Control, LLC Delta Contracting Company, LLC Company to Apete Investment PROJECT NO.: PROJECT NO.: Strategies, LLC. WHEREAS, default has of Trust, said property being calls: with a curve turning to 98048-3261-94, etc. 09001-8113-44, 39001-8177-44 •Stanley and Kimberly Carter to occurred in the performance real estate situated in Carroll the right with an arc length CONTRACT NO.: CNS260 CONTRACT NO.: CNT061 Hunter Turner in District 11. of the covenants, terms, and County, Tennessee, and being of 144.68 feet, a radius of COUNTY: Carroll COUNTY: Carroll The Tennessee Department of Transpor- The Tennessee Department of Transpor- •Roger and Pam Lindsey to conditions of a Deed of Trust more particularly described as 409.00 feet, a chord bearing tation is about to make  nal settlement tation is about to make  nal settlement Roger and Pamela Lindsey Note dated May 24, 2018, and follows: of North 76 degrees 48 with the contractor for construction of with the contractor for construction of Living Trust in District 13. the Deed of Trust of even date The Land referred to minutes 18 seconds East, and the above numbered project. All persons the above numbered project. All persons •Alicyn N. Elliott to Charley D. securing the same, recorded herein below is situated in a chord length of 143.93 feet wishing to  le claims pursuant to Section wishing to  le claims pursuant to Section and Janna C. Brown in District 54-5-122, T.C.A. must  le same with the 54-5-122, T.C.A. must  le same with the May 29, 2018, in Book No. 670, the County of CARROLL, to a point; thence North 85 Director of Construction, Tennessee Director of Construction, Tennessee 4. at Page 253, in Office of the State of TENNESSEE, and degrees 09 minutes 30 seconds Department of Transportation, Suite 700 Department of Transportation, Suite 700 •George C. Atkinson to Tamara James K. Polk Bldg., Nashville, Tennes- James K. Polk Bldg., Nashville, Tennes- Lee Webb in District 4. Register of Deeds for Carroll is described as follows: East a distance of 30.45 feet to see 37243-0326, on or before 12/6/2019. see 37243-0326, on or before 12/6/2019. •Steven L. Cherry Russell to County, Tennessee, executed Beginning at a buggy axle a found buggy axle which is Elizabeth Russell and Kody T. by Ashley Walker and Brandon found on the south right the point of beginning, having Owen in District 4. Turner, conveying certain of way of Horn Lane (30’ an area of 1.79 acres more •Marshall and Robin L. Russell property therein described to ROW) said axle serves as the or less as surveyed by Stokes to Elizabeth Russell and Kody Steven J. Kubik as Trustee northwest corner of Thomas Surveying LLC, Andrew T. Owen in District 4. for Mortgage Electronic Ritchie Orr (Deed Book 289, Stokes RLS #2577, 310 •Steven L. and Cherry Russell Registration Systems, Inc., as Page 48) and the northeast Westport Road, Huntingdon, to Elizabeth Russell and Kody beneficiary, as nominee for corner of the herein described TN 38344. All iron pins set T. Owen in District 4. Southwest Funding, LP, its tract; runs thence leaving the are 1/2” rebar with plastic •Marshall and Robin L. Russell to Elizabeth Russell and Kody successors and assigns; and right of way with the west line cap stamped “STOKE RLS T. Owen in District 4. the undersigned, Wilson & of Orr and picking up with a 2577” ALL BEARINGS ARE •Paul D. and Linsey E. Hugueley Associates, P.L.L.C., having fence the following two calls: RELATIVE TO Grid North, to Ronald Wick Jr. and others been appointed Successor South 34 degrees 13 minutes Tennessee State Plan, NAD 83. in District 23. Trustee by MidFirst Bank. 12 seconds East a distance of Survey dated August 12, 2011. NOW, THEREFORE, notice 66.58 feet to a point; thence ALSO KNOWN AS: 315 See TRANSFERS, Page 9B is hereby given that the entire South 34 degrees 47 minutes Horn Lane, Huntingdon, TN 38344 This sale is subject to all matters shown on any applicable recorded plat; any unpaid taxes; any restrictive covenants, easements, or setback lines that may be applicable; any statutory rights of redemption of any governmental agency, state or federal; any prior liens

See PUBLIC NOTICES, Page 8B Page 8B Carroll County NEWS-LEADER, Wednesday, October 30, 2019 PUBLIC NOTICES

Huntingdon, TN 38344 following parties may claim an Deed from Shaun Donovan, Deed from Homesales, Inc. PUBLIC NOTICES FROM PAGE 7B AMANDA ARNOLD interest in the above-referenced Secretary of Housing and Urban to Jeffery C. Tolley and wife, SOMONTON property: Development, to Jeffery C. Barbara M. Tolley, dated June or encumbrances as well as any state or federal; any prior liens Executor/Administrator ALAN N VANSTORY Tolley, dated May 20, 2013, 23, 2008, and of record in priority created by a fixture or encumbrances as well as any STEVE GREER HEIR(S) OF ALAN N of record in Warranty Deed Warranty Deed Book 341, at filing; and to any matter that an priority created by a fixture Attorney VANSTORY Book 361, at Page 742, in the Page 20, in the Register’s Office accurate survey of the premises filing; and to any matter that an KENNETH TODD ESTATE OF ALAN N Register’s Office of Carroll of Carroll County, Tennessee. might disclose. In addition, the accurate survey of the premises Clerk and Master VANSTORY County, Tennessee. Map 081C, Group E, Parcel following parties may claim an might disclose. In addition, the FIRSTBANK Map 079K, Group A, Parcel 018.00 interest in the above-referenced following parties may claim an 10/23, 30 INVESTORS TITLE 025.00 The street address of the property: interest in the above-referenced COMPANY The street address of the above described property is ASHLEY WALKER property: PUBLIC NOTICE OF The sale held pursuant to this above described property is believed to be 5245 Main St., BRANDON TURNER EDWARD M PARHAM ADOPTION Notice may be rescinded at the believed to be 80 Steward Rd. McLemoresville, TN 38235, The sale held pursuant to this CHRISSIE PARHAM OF ORDINANCES & Successor Trustee’s option at (aka Stewart Rd.), Atwood, TN but such address is not part Notice may be rescinded at the The sale held pursuant to this RESOLUTIONS any time. The right is reserved 38220, but such address is not of the legal description of the Successor Trustee’s option at Notice may be rescinded at the BY THE TOWN OF to adjourn the day of the sale part of the legal description of property sold herein and in the any time. The right is reserved Successor Trustee’s option at HUNTINGDON to another day, time, and the property sold herein and in event of any discrepancy, the to adjourn the day of the sale any time. The right is reserved place certain without further the event of any discrepancy, legal description herein shall to another day, time, and to adjourn the day of the sale Pursuant to Section 2.08(d) of publication, upon announcement the legal description herein shall control. place certain without further to another day, time, and the town’s charter, public notice at the time and place for the control. SALE IS SUBJECT TO publication, upon announcement place certain without further is hereby given of the adoption sale set forth above. In the TRACT 2 TENANT(S) RIGHTS IN at the time and place for the publication, upon announcement of the following ordinances and event of inclement weather, Lying, and being situate in POSSESSION, IF ANY. sale set forth above. In the at the time and place for the resolutions: the trustee hereby announces the 5th Civil District of Carroll This sale is subject to all event of inclement weather, sale set forth above. In the Resolution No. 019-09, a that the sale will be postponed County, Tennessee, bounded matters shown on any applicable the trustee hereby announces event of inclement weather, resolution authorizing the Town for a period of two weeks. In and described as follows; to- recorded plat; any unpaid taxes; that the sale will be postponed the trustee hereby announces of Huntingdon Tennessee to such situations, notices will be wit: any restrictive covenants, for a period of two weeks. In that the sale will be postponed participate in the Public Entity mailed to interested parties of BEGINNING at a found steel easements, or setback lines such situations, notices will be for a period of two weeks. In Partners’ Property Conservation record. W&A No. 342813 stake in the north margin of U.S. that may be applicable; any mailed to interested parties of such situations, notices will be Matching Grant Program. DATED October 24, 2019 Route 70-A at the southwest statutory rights of redemption record. W&A No. 342579 mailed to interested parties of Copies of these documents corner of a lot belonging to of any governmental agency, DATED October 8, 2019 record. W&A No. 337131 are on file in the Office of WILSON & ASSOCIATES, Coleman (DB 293, PG 184), state or federal; any prior liens DATED October 17, 2019 the Town Recorder in the P.L.L.C., said stake lies 25.33 feet north of or encumbrances as well as any WILSON & ASSOCIATES, Huntingdon Municipal Building Successor Trustee the center of said highway and priority created by a fixture P.L.L.C., WILSON & ASSOCIATES, where they are available for is the southeast corner of the lot filing; and to any matter that an Successor Trustee P.L.L.C., public inspection during office 10/30-11/06, 13 being described herein; Thence, accurate survey of the premises Successor Trustee hours. Copies can be obtained South 80 degrees 47 minutes might disclose. Other interested 10/16, 23, 30 for a nominal sum. PUBLIC AUCTION 18 seconds West, a distance parties: American Contractors 10/23, 30-11/06 of 114.74 feet, along the north Indemnity Co. NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S 10/30 1991 Ford Explorer VIN margin of said highway, to a set The sale of Tract 1 is subject SALE PUBLIC HEARING 1FMDU34X9MUD52566, iron pin at the intersection of the to the first priority lien of a Deed NOTICE: NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S 2001 Honda MC VIN north margin of said highway of Trust given to BancorpSouth WHEREAS, default has SALE JH2PC21381M210647 at with the east margin of Church Bank dated May 30, 2013, of occurred in the performance There will be a public Carroll County Motors 21380 Street; Thence, North 03 record in Trust Deed Book 625, of the covenants, terms, and meeting on November 8th at WHEREAS, default has E Main St., Huntingdon, TN degrees 17 minutes 09 seconds at Page 207 and by a Deed of conditions of a Deed of Trust 2pm in the Hollow Rock Hall. occurred in the performance 38344 Nov. 14, 2019 at 9 A.M. East, a distance of 137.00 feet, Trust Modification Agreement Note dated July 26, 2017, and The purpose of this meeting of the covenants, terms, and along the east margin of Church dated June 11, 2018, of record the Deed of Trust of even date is to discuss Hollow Rock’s conditions of a Deed of Trust 10/30 Street, to a point Thence, in Record Book 670, at Page securing the same, recorded intent to submit an application Note dated April 6, 2011, and North 05 degrees 46 minutes 779, in the Register’s Office August 9, 2017, in Book No. for a FY2020 Community the Deed of Trust of even date NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S 20 seconds East, a distance of of Carroll County, Tennessee, 663, at Page 310, in Office Development Block Grant securing the same, recorded SALE OF REAL ESTATE 39.00 feet, continuing along the Tennessee. of the Register of Deeds for identifying community needs April 7, 2011, in Book No. east margin of said street, to a Title to said property is Carroll County, Tennessee, and how CDBG funds can be 604, at Page 495, in Office WHEREAS, on July 19, set iron pin at the southwest believed to be good, but the executed by Edward M Parham used. of the Register of Deeds for 2018, JEFFERY C. TOLLEY corner of a lot belonging to undersigned will sell as Trustee and Chrissie Parham, conveying The public is urged to Carroll County, Tennessee, AND WIFE, BARBARA M. Carroll (DB 297, PG 121), only and will assign to the certain property therein attend. Hollow Rock does not executed by Alan N Vanstory, TOLLEY, by Deed of Trust of said pin lies 15.00 feet east of purchaser all covenants of described to Joseph B. Pitt, Jr as discriminate on the basis of conveying certain property record in Trust Deed Book 679, the centerline of said street; warranty contained in said Deed Trustee for Mortgage Electronic race, color, national origin, sex, therein described to Donald at Page 848, in the Register’s Thence, South 89 degrees 44 of Trust. Registration Systems, Inc., as religion, age or disability. K Holsinger, Jr as Trustee Office of Carroll County, minutes 48 seconds East, a The sale held pursuant to this beneficiary, as nominee for The Hollow Rock City Hall is for Mortgage Electronic Tennessee, conveyed the distance of 93.50 feet, along the Notice may be rescinded at the Reliance First Capital, LLC, handicap accessible. However, Registration Systems, Inc., as following described property south line of Carroll, to a set Trustee’s option at any time. its successors and assigns; and any person needing special beneficiary, as nominee for in trust to secure the payment iron pin at the northwest corner Said sale may be adjourned the undersigned, Wilson & accommodations should contact FirstBank, its successors and of a Promissory Note in the of Coleman; Thence, South 02 to another time or may be Associates, P.L.L.C., having Mayor Rob Woods at (731)586- assigns; and the undersigned, original principal amount of degrees 54 minutes 52 seconds postponed to another date by been appointed Successor 7773 prior to the above stated Wilson & Associates, P.L.L.C., Fifty Thousand and 00/100 East, a distance of 157.00 feet, public announcement at the Trustee by Ditech Financial time. having been appointed Dollars ($50,000.00), payable along the west line of Coleman, appointed time of sale without LLC. Successor Trustee by Wells to NATHAN G. SELLERS; and to the point of beginning, readvertisement. NOW, THEREFORE, notice Mayor Rob Woods Fargo Bank, N.A.. WHEREAS, default has containing 0.397 acres or This office is a debt collector. is hereby given that the entire Hollow Rock, TN NOW, THEREFORE, notice been made in the payment of 17,279 square feet. Bearings This is an attempt to collect indebtedness has been declared is hereby given that the entire said indebtedness and other are based upon magnetic a debt and any information due and payable; and that an 10/23, 30 indebtedness has been declared provisions of the Deed of north, taken on November 26, obtained will be used for that agent of Wilson & Associates, due and payable; and that an Trust have been violated, and 1999. Description taken from purpose. P.L.L.C., as Successor Trustee, IN THE CHANCERY agent of Wilson & Associates, NATHAN G. SELLERS, the survey of James W. Crocker, WITNESS my signature, this by virtue of the power, duty, and COURT P.L.L.C., as Successor Trustee, lawful owner and holder of the TN RLS 1125, P.O. Box 923, the 30th day of October, 2019. authority vested in and imposed OF CARROLL COUNTY, by virtue of the power, duty, and indebtedness, has declared the Martin, Tennessee 38237, upon said Successor Trustee, by TENNESSEE authority vested in and imposed entire amount due and payable dated November 26, 1999. KIZER, BONDS, HUGHES & Ditech Financial LLC, will, on NOTICE TO CREDITORS upon said Successor Trustee, by as provided by the Deed of Trust (Description taken from prior BOWEN, LLC December 17, 2019 on or about PROBATE CASE NO: Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., will, in accordance with its terms, deed of record) BY: W. COLLINS BONDS 12:00 PM, at the Carroll County 2019PE197 on January 23, 2020 on or about and instructed the undersigned It being the same property as Trustee Courthouse, Huntingdon, 1:00 PM, at the Carroll County to foreclose. that described in a Quitclaim P. O. Box 320 Tennessee, offer for sale certain Estate of SANDRA B. Courthouse, Huntingdon, NOW, THEREFORE, the Deed from Jeffery C. Tolley Milan, Tennessee 38358 property hereinafter described to ARNOLD, LATE OF Tennessee, offer for sale certain public is hereby notified that the to Barbara M. Tolley, dated (731) 686-1198 the highest bidder FOR certified CARROLL COUNTY, property hereinafter described to undersigned Trustee will sell July 21, 2009, and of record INSERTION DATES: funds paid at the conclusion TENNESSEE the highest bidder FOR certified the hereinafter described real in Record Book 345, at Page October 30, 2019, of the sale, or credit bid from Notice is hereby given that funds paid at the conclusion estate at public auction, to the 244, in the Register’s Office of November 6, 2019, TH a bank or other lending entity on the 7 day of OCTOBER, of the sale, or credit bid from highest and best bidder, for cash Carroll County, Tennessee. November 13, 2019 pre-approved by the successor 2019, Letters Testamentary, a bank or other lending entity in hand paid, at the east door of It also being that same trustee. The sale is free from of Administration, in respect pre-approved by the successor the Courthouse at Huntingdon, property described in a Warranty 10/30-11/06, 13 all exemptions, which are to the Estate of SANDRA B. trustee. The sale is free from Carroll County, Tennessee, expressly waived in the Deed ARNOLD deceased, who died all exemptions, which are on Thursday, November 21, RD of Trust, said property being AUGUST 3 , 2019 were expressly waived in the Deed 2019, at 10:00 o’clock a.m., real estate situated in Carroll issued to the undersigned by the of Trust, said property being said property to be sold in bar BE DEBT FREE County, Tennessee, and being Chancery Court Clerk & Master real estate situated in Carroll of the equity of redemption and more particularly described as of Carroll County, Tennessee. County, Tennessee, and being subject to the lien of all special IN 24–48 MONTHS! follows: All persons, resident and non- more particularly described as assessments against it. If the THE FOLLOWING resident, having claims, matured follows: highest bidder cannot pay the If you owe more than $10,000 or unmatured, against the Estate CERTAIN REAL ESTATE Known as Assessor’s Map bid within a reasonable time in credit card bills or other debt, see how IN CARROLL COUNTY, are required to file the same 85, Group Parcel 34.00, in to be announced at the sale, TENNESSEE, DESCRIBED with the Clerk of the above- the Eleventh Civil District of the next highest bidder will be National Debt Relief can help. AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING named Court on or before the Carroll County, Tennessee. deemed the successful bidder. AT A STAKE ON THE EAST earlier of the dates prescribed in BEING on Highway 22 about TRACT 1 MARGIN OF DIAMOND (1) or (2) otherwise their claims 2 miles South of Huntingdon, Lying, and being situate in One Affordable Monthly Payment DRIVE (THIS MARGIN will be forever barred: Tennessee, and BEGINNING the City of Atwood, 21st Civil We work with you to set up a single, BEING 25 FEET FROM (1) (A) Four (4) months from at a stake in the East margin District of Carroll County, affordable monthly payment. CENTER) AND THE the date of the first publication of Highway No. 22, the same Tennessee, bounded and NORTHWEST CORNER OF (or posting, as the case may being the Southwest corner of described as follows; to-wit: No Upfront Fees LOT # 32; THENCE NORTH 15 be) of this notice if the creditor the Sam Birdwell land, thence Lying and being situated You won’t pay a penny until your debt is resolved. . DEGREES 17 MINUTES EAST received an actual copy of this South with the East margin in the 21st Civil District of 104.5 FEET ALONG MARGIN notice to creditors at least sixty of the right-of-way of said Carroll County, Tennessee and OF DIAMOND DRIVE TO (60) days before date that is four Highway, 150 feet to an iron better described as follows: Resolve Your Debt in 24–48 Months A STAKE; THENCE SOUTH (4) months from the date of the stake; thence South 77 degrees BEGINNING at an iron pin We’ll resolve your debt as quickly as possible so you can 79 DEGREES 43 MINUTES first publication (or posting); or East 400 feet to a stake in the located 20 feet East of the center fi nally start living the life you want. EAST 268.5 FEET ALONG (B) Sixty (60) days from West line of the Birdwell land; line of Stewart Street (15 feet SOUTH LINE OF LOT # 30 TO the date the creditor received thence North with the Birdwell wide asphalt street) at Moore’s A STAKE: THENCE SOUTH an actual copy of the Notice 100 feel to a stake in the Bank Northwest corner; runs thence I am so happy with National Debt Relief. 12 DEGREES 33 MINUTES to Creditors, if the creditor of a ditch; thence up said ditch North 6 degrees 25 minutes They just resolved one account and saved me WEST 104.2 FEET ALONG received a copy of the notice less in a Western direction 372 West with Stewart Street for over $11,000. They keep me in the loop CODIE ADAMS WEST LINE than sixty (60) days prior to the feet to the point of beginning, 140.0 feet to an iron pin located and work with me to get the most savings. date that is four (4) months from TO A STAKE: THENCE and containing a duplex frame at Crew’s Southwest corner; —Cheryl (Trustpilot review) NORTH 79 DEGREES 43 the date of the first publication house. runs thence North 83 degrees MINUTES WEST 273.3 FEET (or posting) as described in (1) ALSO KNOWN AS: 10620 0 minutes East with Crew’s ALONG NORTH LINE OF (A); or Lexington Street, Huntingdon, South line for 189.0 feet to an LOT # 32 TO THE POINT OF (2) Twelve (12) months from TN 38344-4817 iron pin located in the West line SEE HOW MUCH YOU COULD SAVE. BEGINNING ACCORDING the decedent’s date of death. This sale is subject to all of Lansden; runs thence South TO SURVEY OF SAMUEL K. All persons indebted to the matters shown on any applicable 10 degrees 0 minutes East 1-866-971-8849 CARRELL, SURVEYOR. above Estate must come forward recorded plat; any unpaid taxes; with Lansden’s West line for ALSO KNOWN AS: 40 and make proper settlement any restrictive covenants, 91.7 feet to an iron pin located Diamond Drive, Mc Kenzie, with the undersigned at once. easements, or setback lines at Moore’s Northeast corner; TN 38201 This 7TH day of OCTOBER, that may be applicable; any runs thence South 69 degrees This sale is subject to all 2019 statutory rights of redemption 0 minutes West with Moore’s matters shown on any applicable of any governmental agency, North line for 200.0 feet to the recorded plat; any unpaid taxes; This notice will run two state or federal; any prior liens point of beginning as surveyed any restrictive covenants, consecutive weeks. or encumbrances as well as any by Robert E. Dodd on May 28, ACCREDITED BUSINESS easements, or setback lines File claims in triplicate with: priority created by a fixture 1983. (Description taken from ® that may be applicable; any Kenneth Todd-Clerk & filing; and to any matter that an prior deed of record) statutory rights of redemption Master accurate survey of the premises It being the same property of any governmental agency, 99 Court Square, Suite 105 might disclose. In addition, the as that described in a Trustee’s Carroll County NEWS-LEADER, Wednesday, October 30, 2019 Page 9B CLASSIFIEDS

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•Roberta J. Frye Milius to Habitat Cory Howard in District 22. for Humanity of Carroll County •Timothy and Sandra Watkins to in District 11. Jack K. and Mary C. Spivey in •Loretta Butler to Robert G. District 4. Harris in District 18. •Trent G. and Sabrina E. Carlisle •Mortgage Electronic to Eugene and Nancy S. Registration Systems, Inc. to Jenkins Schera. •Richard and Antoinette Stokes to Jimmy G. Crossett in District 11. •Vincent W. and Beth N. Rychtanek to Eric S. and Maribeth May Scott in District 17. Page 10A Carroll County NEWS-LEADER, Wednesday, October 30, 2019 LOCAL

MR. & MISS HHS – (From left) Seniors Hunter Ensley and Olivia Angelos were named Mr. and Miss HHS following the homecoming parade.

HOMECOMING ROYALTY & ESCORTS - Members of the Huntingdon High School football homecoming royalty (from left) are Josie Williams, Colton King, Rylee Holladay, Jeb Atkinson, Anna Ruth White, Jaylon Yarbrough, Anna-Claire Campbell, Ben Taylor, Jordan Davis, Nikolas Bynum, Brooke Butler (Queen), Milton Clark, Lindsey Sanders, Brayden Bales, Sadie Shands and Keller Smith. NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS – The junior class’ “Nightmare Before Christmas” float won the Most School Spirit award in the HHS Homecoming Parade.

Brooke Butler HHS Football isBrooke HHS football homecoming Butler queen Homecoming Queen shirleyNANNEY Clark, son of Milton Clark Sr. and representatives. Lindsey, daugh- ter of Jeff and Melissa White, Editor Veronica Holder. ter of John and Kim Sanders, was who was escorted by Jaylon The freshman representatives escorted by Brayden Bales, son Yarbrough, son of Marcos and Junior representative Brooke were Sadie Shands and Josie Wil- of Michael and Kimberly Bales. Lakeshia Yarbrough. She is a Butler, daughter of Clint and Gina liams. Sadie, daughter of Roger Lindsey is a member of HOSA, member of FFA and has been a Butler, was crowned Huntingdon and Tina Shands, was escorted FCS, AB and Beta Clubs and football manager for three years. High School’s football homecom- by Keller Smith, son of Scott and the Mayor’s Teen Council. She Senior representatives were ing queen in Thursday night’s Shawna Smith. Sadie is a member also plays basketball and softball Jordan Davis and Anna-Claire SINK THE TIGERS – The sophomore class’ “Sink the Tigers” float halftime ceremony during the of the AB and HOSA Clubs and and is on the cross country team. Campbell. Jordan, daughter of won the Most Beautiful award in the HHS Homecoming Parade. game with Middleton. Brooke is on the Mayor’s Teen Council. Rylee, daughter of Mickey Holla- Jeff and April Davis, was escorted was crowned by AB Club Presi- She is also a cheerleader. Josie, day and Ben and Brandi Lee, was by Nikolas Bynum, son of Jason dent Caroline Moore and AB daughter of Daniel Williams and escorted by Jeb Atkinson, son of and Amy Bynum. She is a mem- Club Vice President Abby Stokes. Kara Williams, was escorted by Jacky and Dixie Atkinson. Rylee ber of the FFA, Beta, Math, Sci- She is a member of the AB, Colton King, son of Blake and Jill is a member of AB, HOSA and ence and AB Clubs and Student FCS and Beta Clubs and the Courtney. Josie is a member of Beta Clubs. She also plays soft- Council. She has been involved Mayor’s Teen Council. She has the HOSA Club. ball. with football as a manager for also played basketball for two Lindsey Sanders and Rylee The other junior representative four years. Anna-Claire, daugh- years. Brooke’s escort was Milton Holladay were the sophomore was Anna Ruth White, daugh- ter of Kevin and Amy Campbell, was escorted by Ben Taylor, son of David and April Taylor. She is a member of FFA, HOSA and AB Clubs and Student Council. She has been involved as a football manager for one year and tennis for two years. Flowers were presented to the royalty by the cheerleaders.

MOST CREATIVE – The freshman class’ float titled “The Greatest Show on Earth” won the Most Creative award in the HHS Homecoming Parade.

YOUNG FAN – HHS kicker Cole Edwards poses with one of his youngest fans, Asher Jo Hilliard, following Thursday night’s homecoming win. Asher, who is the son of Amber Hilliard, is TOP FLOAT – The senior class’ Christmas themed float won wearing a shirt thrown to him by the Most Original award and was the overall winner in the HHS one of the Mustang players. Homecoming Parade. Mustangs show spirit in homecoming parade, pep rally Original and the Overall Best Seniors Hunter Ensley and ronPARK Float award, with their Christ- Olivia Angelos were named Mr. Sports Editor mas themed float, “The Most and Miss HHS during the pep Mustang spirit was definitely Wonderful Time.” rally. in the air as homecoming fes- The junior class’ “Nightmare The son of Marty and Alice tivities took over the Town of Before Christmas” float won Ensley, Hunter is a four-year Huntingdon on Thursday. Most School Spirit. member of both the football and The annual homecoming pa- The Most Beautiful award baseball teams and also serves rade made its way through town went to the sophomore class for on the HHS Student Council. He with each high school class their “Sink the Tigers” float. has committed to play baseball showing off its homecoming “The Greatest Show on Earth” at UT Knoxville after gradua- float and football players, cheer- was the title of the freshman tion. leaders, and managers, as well as class’ float, which won the Most Olivia, who is the daughter representatives of various clubs Creative award. of Peter and Ginger Angelos, is and other sports teams, riding on The parade concluded at the a member of the Beta Club and trailers and in other vehicles. court square, where students, Student Council. Top float awards went to the staff, and local residents gath- The senior class won this senior class, who won Most ered for a pep rally. year’s Spirit Stick.