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Public Notice The City of Eagleville, is giving notice of 2013 Planned THE BUZZ AROUND CO-OP Planning Commission and City Council meetings.

This month meet Stanley Harris. Stanley Residents are invited and encouraged to attend. has been an employee with Co-op for 21 Meeting location & dates may change as circumstances dictate. years. He is a lifelong farmer with many Check website for changes at www.eaglevilletn.com. years of experience in the dairy business as well as a crop farmer. He has much 2013 Meeting Dates for City of Eagleville knowledge to share and specializes in animal health, crop production and Planning Commission City Council chemicals. He is available daily to answer Once a quarter on the first Monday of Every 4th Thursday any of your questions. the month. City Hall @ 6:30 p.m. City Hall @ 7:00 p.m. SIMPLE WINTER TIPS Thursday, January 3rd January 24th July 25th WITH BIG VALUE...from Stanley April 1st February 28th August 22nd With winter finally here, there are a few important things to do that will make it a July 8th March 28th September 26th good winter for pets, livestock and your October 7th April 25th October 24th home and farm in the spring. Planning May 23rd November 14th ahead is always a good idea to make your future farm production go well. June 27th December 12th In the winter, keeping fresh water for pets and livestock is very important. It is just Town of Eagleville Planning Commission Agenda as important in the cold of winter as it is the heat of summer to have water for animals. Allowing hours of frozen water can he January 3, 2013, 6:30 p.m. at City Hall a hazard to your livestocks health, so a good source of heated water is a must. Salt, 1. Call to Order mineral and forage are also very important for your livestock during the winter to keep 2. Roll Call / Determination of Quorum them in good condition and healthy. 3. Citizens Input – Any citizen shall be given up to three minutes to address the A good time to get a jump start on weed control is now in the winter. Using chemicals Planning Commission on any issue. Please raise your hand if you wish to speak. on days in the 60’s and warmer are perfect to put a growth stop to young weeds and grow a much better pasture and increased hay production in the spring. This will allow 4. Approval of July 24, 2012 Minutes your fertilization to go to your crop and not weeds. We have a great selection 5. Old Business of chemicals at Co-op for your farm and home needs. Stop by the Co-op, 6. New Business where questions are always welcomed! a. Review of Planning Commission By-Laws and Amendments b. Review of Commission Terms 5New Climate-Controlled Units Available i. Derrick Lynch – Expires July 2013 ii. Andy Soapes (Council Representative) – Expires July 2014 iii. Ronnie Hill – Expires July 2016 iv. Nick Duke – Expires July 2016 Now offering storage for your tractors, cars, v. Mayor Sam Tune – Continuous as Mayor campers, buses, boats & trailers. c. Election of Commission Officers: i. Chairman Concreted, fenced & camera security. ii. Vice-Chairman iii. Secretary d. Planning Commission Meeting Schedule for 2013. i. April 1, 6:30 p.m., City Hall ii. July 1, 6:30 p.m., City Hall iii. October 7, 6:30 p.m., City Hall e. BZA meetings scheduled as needed upon receipt of an appeal 7. Staff Reports/Other Business a. Continuing Education Requirement – 4-hours members / 8-hours staff b. Financial Disclosure Statement due 2013 8. Adjourn Eagleville Times www.eaglevilletimes.com NEW TELEPHONE (615) 274-9444 January 2013 www.eaglevilletimes.com EAGLEVILLE TIMES Page 3 Top 10 Commonly Used Abbreviations In A Message From Your Mayor Texting Translated To Plain English Happy New Year! Do you find yourself scratching your head and uttering “Huh?” as your kids tap away The entire staff at life and provide better service to our school with awe-inspiring speed and ease on their cellphones, or communicate via instant your City Hall and than a sewer system. messaging in a language that seems totally foreign to you? all elected officials A very positive fact is, retail sales and - 411 -- All the information - PSOS -- Parent standing - CWOT -- Complete waste sends warmest and sales tax collected in our city is up 5 times - BBIAS -- Be back in a over shoulder of time sincere thoughts to over this time last year (500%). This is a second (also BBIF -- be back - KPC -- Keeping parents - IMSB -- I’m so bored all the proud citizens huge increase and has caught the eye of in a few, and BBL -- be back clueless of Eagleville. county and state officials that our city is - BOOMS -- Bored out of my later) We are all proud to doing “something correct”. Hopefully we - NP -- Nosy parents (But this skull serve you and thank you for the opportunity can encourage more retail shops and good - BFN -- Bye for now is also used as “no problem”) - 121 -- One to one (private you have given us to enhance the quality of restaurants to move to Eagleville. - ETA -- Estimated time of Want to know your kids’ chat invitation) living to all our citizens. Along with retail sales increase the arrival (used for deadlines relationship status? Nothing If your son or daughter texts I think one thing we can all agree on is we unemployment for Rutherford County has and when to expect to be alarmed about if they you a status report, you are living in a world that is changing at a decreased to 5% , this is considerably lower something/someone) text: should be familiar with: rapid pace, sometimes faster than any of us than state and national average. - FYI -- For your information - LYLAB -- Love you like a - BHL8 -- Be home late wish. Let’s not dwell on what we have no As our city and county progresses and - KK -- Okay, okay (I brother - CUL8R -- See you later control of but rather focus on the positive moves forward, there WILL be growing understand what you’re - LYLAS -- Love you like a - G2G -- Got to go aspects of our city, county and state. pains and many questions will arise. saying) sister - G2R -- Got to run The year ahead will provide us the Hopefully prompt and positive answers - LOL -- Laugh out loud - LDR -- Long distance - ILBL8 -- I’ll be late opportunity with many decisions to make. will always prevail. Many times questions - OMG -- Oh my God relationship We start the new year with a new Fire Chief, arise that we at city hall need legal council - TTYL -- Talk to you later - TTYL -- Talk to you later But you don’t want to see: Rick Parks. Our Police Chief, Eli Stuard, and assistance from state officials. We (also TTYS -- talk to you - 420 -- Let’s get high/ Don’t panic! Learning to text has been on the job for one year now. As the will always work to provide you with the soon) marijuana use message is like learning any citizen’s needs grow Chief Stuard sees the most honest and accurate information. new language or shorthand. need at some point in the future to expand PLEASE, PLEASE... if you have questions - UOK -- Are you okay? - LGH -- Let’s get high Start with some basics our police force. Chief Parks sees great concerning city business, contact City Hall If you want to know what your - LH6 -- Let’s have sex and build your vocabulary potienal in improving our fire department for CORRECT information. Please do not kids are saying to each other, - LHOS -- Let’s have online sex gradually. with more training and equipment . rely on confusing “hear say” opinions or here are some common text - LIK -- Liquor Remember that texting is Both of these men work very hard rumors. abbreviations to watch for. designed to be casual, so I sincerely THANK YOU for the Parent alerts include: How is their day going? Here everyday to provide safety and security to, are a few common indicators: conversations can start and not just our city tax payers but, our entire opportunity to serve as your mayor. If I can - PAW or 9 -- Parents are - 2MTH -- Too much to handle stop at any time. If your child community. be of assistance feel free to call my personal watching doesn’t respond right away or There is great possibility this year we will cell number 849-6509. - POV -- Parent over shoulder - ADIH -- Another day in hell drops out of a conversation, Please support our school and local see the construction of the long overdue - ADIP -- Another day in don’t worry -- that’s within the merchants. - CD9 -- Code 9, meaning waste water system [public sewer]. There Parents are around paradise text-etiquette. Sam Tune, Eagleville Mayor is nothing that will enhance the quality of - P911 -- Parents coming into - LTHTT -- Laughing too hard So, GFI (go for it) 4COL (for room alert to type crying out loud). HTH (hope - PIR -- Parents in room - HHIS -- Head hanging in this helps). Bud Morris, CPCU shame

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Etta James coach for 46 years - age 85 “Driving Miss Daisy” also “Jaws”, “Cocoon”, “The Sound of In an effort to identify and January 24 - James Farentino, Actor Music” + - age 77 pass these photographs - “The Bold Ones” (1967-72) “The July 13 - Ginny Tyler, Actress - Mouseketeer (1963) on on to family members, Final Countdown” (1980) - age 73 “Mickey Mouse Club” - age 86 included each month, new January 26 - Ian Abercrombie, July 15 - Celeste Holm, Actress - Academy Award for photographs and known Actor - Mr. Pitt on “Seinfield” also “Gentleman’s Agreement” also in “All About Eve” - age 95 information, will be Alfred Pennyworth in “Birds of Prey” James Farentino July 16 - Kitty Wells, C&W Singer published in the Eagleville - age 77 - 1952 hit “It Wasn’t God Who Made Times. Please contact me January 26 - Robert Hegyes, Actor - Epstein on “Welcome Honky Tonk Angels” - age 92 at [email protected] Back Kotter” (1975-79) - age 60 July 23 - Sally Ride, Physicist, or the Eagleville Times if February 01 - Don Cornelius, TV Host & Producer - creator Astronaut - First woman in space the identity of persons is of “Soul Train” TV dance show - age 75 Kitty Wells aboard the Shuttle Challenger in 1983 known. February 03 - Ben Gazzara, Actor - “Run for - age 61 Your Life” (1965-68), villain in “Road House” July 24 - Sherman Hemsley, Actor - George Jefferson on - age 81 “The Jeffersons” (1975-’85) age - 74 Back of picture “Julie Jackson” February 06 - Peter Breck, Actor - Nick July 25 - Chad Everett, Actor - Dr. Joe Barkley in “Big Valley” (1965-69) - age 82 Gannon in “Medical Center” (1969-’76) Ben Gazzara February 08 - John Fairfax, Adventurer - age - 75 first person to row across an ocean solo (Atlantic Ocean in July 27 - Tony Martin, Singer - “To 1969)- age 74 Each His Own” (1946),did radio and film Chad Everett February 11 - Whitney Houston, musicals - age 98 Singer/Actress - “I Will Always Love July 31 - Gore Vidal, Author /Playwright/ Activist - wrote You”, “How Will I Know”, “Greatest “Myra Breckenridge” and 1000’s of others - age 86 Love of All” - age 48 August 01 - Marvin Hamlisch, Composer February 24 - Jan Berenstain, Writer - won 3 Oscars, 4 Grammys, 4 Emmys, - Co-created with her husband “The 1 Tony, 3 Golden Globes - “The Way We Whitney Houston Berenstain Bears” series of children’s Were” - age 68 books - age 88 August 07 - Judith Crist, Film Critic - February 29 - Davy Jones, Singer/ Today Show (1964-’73) also for TV Guide, Marvin Hamlish Actor - Lead singer in “The Monkees” New York Magazine and others - age 90 also “Monkees” TV show - age 66 August 13 - Helen Gurley Brown, Author, Publisher/ Editor March 03 - Steve Bridges, Comedian of Cosompolitan Magazine (1965-97)-age 90 - did a George W Bush impression - August 14 - Ron Palillo, Actor - Horshack age 48 on “Welcome Back Kotter” - age 63 March 08 - Jimmy Ellis, Singer/Song Writer - sang with The August 14 - Phyllis Thaxter, Actress - Ma Trammps, “Disco Inferno” - age 74 Kent in “Superman” movie - age 92 March 28 - Earl Scruggs, Musician/ August 15 - William Windom, Actor - banjo player - performed theme song played a doctor on “Murder, She Wrote” to “The Beverly Hillbillies” called “The - age 88 Ron Palillo Ballad of Jed Clampett” - age 88 August 18 - Scott McKenzie, Singer / April 07 - Mike Wallace, Journalist - Songwriter - “Be Sure to Wear Flowers in Your Hair” - age Back of picture “M.K. Jackson & Mary Chatfield” Earl Scruggs original correspondent on “60 Minutes” 73 for 40 years (1968 - 2008) age - 93 August 19 - Tony Scott, Film Director - “Top Gun”, “Beverly October 21 - George McGovern, Politician November 29 - Susan Luckey, Actress - April 14 - Jonathan Frid, Actor - Hills Cop II”, “The Last Boy Scout” and others - age 68 - liberal Senator from South Dakota and “Carousel” (1956) and Zaneeta Shinn in “The Barnabas Collins on TV show “Dark August 20 - Phyllis Diller, Comedienne Democratic Party presidential nominee in Music Man” (1962) - age 74 Shadows” age - 87 Phyllis Diller / TV Personality - known for her wild 1972 - age 90 December 13 - Jack Hanlon, Child Actor - April 18 - Dick Clark, radio and hair, long cigarette holder and self- November 17 - Bonnie Lynn Fields, Actress / played in two “Our Gang” films (1927) retired television personality - American deprecating humor - age 95 Dancer - A Mickey Mouse Club Mouseketeer, at sixteen - age 96 Bandstand 1957 -’87, New Year’s August 24 - Steve Franken, Actor - season three (1957-58) - age 68 Rockin’ Eve (1972 - 2011) - age 82 Dick Clark December 24 - Jack Klugman, Actor - Oscar Chatsworth Osborne Jr. on The Many November 21 - Art Ginsburg, Writer / Chef - Madison in “The Odd Couple” (1970 - ‘75), May 06 - George Lindsey, Actor - Loves of Dobie Gillis - age 80 “Mr Food” syndicated ninety second tv cooking “Quincy, M.E.” (1976 -’83) - age 90 Goober on “Andy Griffith Show” and “Hee August 25 - Neil Armstrong, Astronaut - 1st man to ever spots, “Ooh! It’s so good!” - age 81 Haw” age - 83 December 24 - Charles Durning, Actor - “The step foot on the moon, a true American hero - age 82 November 23 - Larry Hagman, Actor - JR Best Little Whorehouse in Texas”, “Tootsie”, May 10 - Caroll Shelby, Automotive September 01 - Hal David, Song Writer - with partner Burt Ewing on “Dallas” (1978 -’91)& (2012) and Big Daddy in “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof” - age 89 Designer - Shelby Cobra & Shelby Bacharach “Raindrops Keep Fallin’ On My Head” - age 90 Major Tony Nelson on “I Dream of Jeannie” Mustang - age 89 George Lindsey September 03 - Michael Clarke Duncan, (1965 - ‘70)- age 81 May 17 - Donna Summer, Singer/ Actor - “Armageddon”, “The Green Mile” Songwriter - “Last Dance”, “Bad Girls”, “Hot Stuff” - age 63 - age 54 May 20 - Robin Gibb, Singer/Songwriter September 05 - Joe South, Songwriter - - with his three brothers formed The Bee Michael Clarke won a Grammy for “Games People Play” Gees - age 62 Duncan - age 72 May 24 - Janet Carroll, Actress - played September 07 - Dorothy McGuire, Singer - one of three Tom Cruise’s mother in “Risky Business” sisters that formed The McGuire Sisters,in the 1960s and - age 71 Robin Gibb ‘70s - age 84 June 02 - Richard September 11 - Johnny Perez, Drummer / Dawson, Actor - “Family Feud” Host Song Writer - Sir Douglas Quintet, biggest (1976-’85) & “Hogans Heroes” (1965- hit, “She’s About a Mover” - age 69 ’71) - age 79 September 16 - John Ingle, Actor June 02 - Kathryn Joostin, Actress - Edward Quartermaine on “General - Karen McCluskey in “Desperate Richard Dawson Hospital” from 1993 - 2004 - age 84 John Ingle Housewives” won 2 Emmy’s - age 72 September 25 - Andy June 04 - Herb Reed, Muscian/ Singer - founding member Williams, Singer / Entertainer - biggest of The Platters (1953) - age 83 Eagleville Baptist Church is now registering children for AWANA, hit was “Moon River”, weekly variety a Bible-based club for children age 3 through sixth grade. June 05 - Ray Bradbury, Writer - science fiction - “Martian show (1959-1971) - age 84 Chronicles”, “Fahrenhart 451” - age 91 September 27 - Frank Wilson, Songwriter The AWANA program provides Bible studies, games, food, fun, and June 07 - Bob Welch, Singer/ Songwriter - with Fleetwood - “Love Child” for Supremes, “Castles In fellowship throughout the school year. The club meets from Mac (1971 - ‘74) - age 65 Andy Williams the Sand” for Stevie Wonder - age 71 4:30 to 6:30pm, Sunday afternoons. The cost is $20 per child. June 08 - Frank Cady, Actor - store October 10 - Alex Karras, Athlete / Actor - Detroit Lions owner Sam Drucker on “Green Acres” (1958-1970), starred in “Webster” (1983–87), “Blazing For more information, check us out online at (1965 - ‘71) - age 96 Saddles” (1974) - age 77 http://eaglevillebaptist.squarespace.com/ or June 26 - Nora Ephron, Writer/ Director/ October 13 - Gary Collins, Actor - host Producer - “Sleepless in Seattle”, “When call Bro. 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He and his wife, Lisa of 34 ~ Helen Keller years and daughter Joyce, 13 will reside in the El Bethel community of Shelbyville. ~~~~~~~~~ He accepted the call as Pastor of El Bethel Baptist Church, Shelbyville starting Sunday, January 6, 2013. If How few there are who you don’t have a place of have courage enough worship he is inviting you to El Bethel Baptist Church, to own their faults, or Sunday School (for all ages) resolution enough to 10 am, Sunday Morning worship 11 am, Sunday mend them. Congratulations Jacob! evening worship 6:15 pm and Wednesday nights at ~Benjamin Franklin Summa Cum Laude - UT Martin 12-15-12 We are very proud of you! 6:30 pm. If you need directions or additional information regarding the church please feel free to contact the church office at 931-684-0691 or Bro. Ben on his cell phone is 931-206-4941. Rockvale Middle School Teacher Presented Gift Cards On October 10th, Sam’s Club of Murfreesboro and the Parent Teacher Store visited Rockvale Middle School and presented teachers with $50 Sam’s Gift Cards and $20 PTS cards. Listed are the names of teachers who won gift cards. All the faculty was treated to an RMS cake from Sam’s bakery. Brian Cathcart, Beth Strickland, Leslie Duke, Kathy Quarto, Jerry Chestnutt, Carol Parker, Amy Wright, Caitlyn Hensel, Keyne Mitchell, Kadie Patterson, Stephanie Elliott, Jennifer Meyer, Jeff Adair, Debra Cleghorne, Jenna Dewe, Ginger Hartlein, James Carson, Omar Smith, Kristi Nelson, DeLynn Shiarla.

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Between the census held in Jessie Lee 6 Son 193 Clary, Clarence 47 Head Of Household Billy Gene 3 Son 2000 and 2010, the Tennessee population increased 11.5 Farmer Bobby Dean 3 Son percent, from 5,689,283 to 6,346,105. Eunice 48 Wife Ethel 57 Mother Elizabeth 20 Daughter Interesting comparisons from the Census of 1940 with the Thomas 67 Father last one, taken 70 years later, in 2010: William C. 27 Son Farm Laborer Minnie Ethel 20 Sister-in-law Robert 11 Son 1940 2010 173 Williams, Sam 69 Head Of Household 194 Allen, Roy 36 Head Of Household Tennessee Population – 2,915,841 6,346,105 President - Bank Farmer Total U. S. Population – 132,164,569 308,745,538 Sophie 32 Daughter Mary E. 34 Wife Teacher - Public School Most Populated State - New York California Mildred 15 Daughter 13,479,142 37,253,956 174 Sullivan, Harry 54 Head Of Household Evelyn 13 Daughter Least Populated State – Nevada Wyoming Farmer James W. 9 Son 110,247 563,626 Bertha 44 Wife 195 Floyd, Jim - Farmer 55 Head Of Household Elizabeth 23 Daughter Other interesting facts of 1940 include: Carlton 53 Brother 175 Chrisman, William 72 Head Of Household Trucker - Livestock The average cost of a new car - $1,611 Martha Jane 74 Wife Adair, Annie 69 Sister A gallon of gas cost 18 cents Mai 42 Daughter Adair, John R. 80 Brother-in-law 81.8% of US households owned a radio 176 Pruitt, Alfred 44 Head Of Household Kelley, Clyde 31 Nephew Farm Laborer The price of 1 lb. load of bread averaged 8 cents Farmer Virginia 26 Niece On January 31, 1940, the first person received social Allie 35 Wife 196 Payne, Bradford 35 Head Of Household security benefits. Stuart 18 Son Farm Laborer Plasterer - Private Work Virginia 33 Wife In April, 1940, unemployment stood at 15% of the labor 177 Redmon, Hatch 48 Head Of Household Bradford Jr. 9 Son force and totaled 8 million persons Farmer Barbara Ann 10 Mo. Daughter ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Clara 45 Wife START CHEATHAM SPRINGS ROAD Clarice 25 Son Farmer 197 Joyce, Lea 74 Head Of Household Virginia 25 Daughter-in-law Albert 46 Son Farm Laborer 159 Dyer, John - Farmer 36 Head Of Household James E. 1 Grandson Sammy 21 Grandson Farm Laborer Minnie 37 Wife Cecil 14 Grandson Farm Laborer John Jr. 2 Son 178 Frost, Roy 34 Head Of Household David 6 Mo. Son Farmer 198 Pruitt, Ruben 43 Head Of Household Fairfield, Martha 67 Mother In Law Ruby 33 Wife Farmer Robert H. 9 Son Susie 40 Wife 160 Robinson, Romus 51 Head Of Household Martha 7 Daughter Ernest 21 Son Farm Laborer Farmer Rosa Nell 1 Daughter Velma 19 Daughter Annie 43 Wife Mary Helen 15 Daughter Johnny H. 17 Son 179 Mcelhaney, Hastings 33 Head Of Household Truck Driver J. T. 13 Son 161 Underwood, Charley 25 Head Of Household Floley Mae 32 Wife Oscar 10 Son Farmer Virginia 13 Daughter Jessie 6 Son Elmer Lee 18 Wife Gertrude 11 Daughter Ruben Jr. 1 Son 162 Johnson, Walter 71 Head Of Household Mattie Ann 8 Daughter 199 Johnson, Simon 35 Head Of Household Nina 65 Wife Geneva 6 Daughter Farmer Wash Woman-Own Home 180 Hay, Robert 62 Head Of Household Thelma 35 Wife Florence 5 Daughter 163 Maupin, G. W. 64 Head Of Household Farmer Betty Lou 1 Daughter Farmer 181 Kelley, Lillie 76 Head Of Household Betty 67 Wife Floyd, Jones 73 Brother 200 Epperson, Carson 35 Head Of Household Joe 24 Son Farm Laborer Tom 41 Nephew Farm Laborer Farmer Floyd, John W. 57 Lodger Verna 31 Niece-in-law Mattie 30 Wife Louise 13 Daughter 164 Sutton, Edd - Farmer 58 Head Of Household Robert Jones 4 Great Nephew John W. 11 Son Emma 56 Wife 182 Chum, J. C. 67 Head Of Household James E. 9 Son Charley 23 Son Farmer Jess Lee 4 Son Williams, John 73 Lodger Jennie 56 Wife Dorothy ? Daughter 165 Mccord, Shack 56 Head Of Household Ernest 10 Son 201 Johns, Ransom 74 Head Of Household Farm Laborer 183 Johnson, Ernest 32 Head Of Household Queenie 72 Wife Brakey 73 Mother Janitor - Public School 202 Johns, Horace 33 Head Of Household 166 Tomlin, Ben 69 Head Of Household Esselene 30 Wife Farmer Farmer Mary E. 2 Daughter Dorothy 27 Wife Clarice 38 Wife 184 Ghee, Sam 50 Head Of Household 203 Jones, James M. 42 Head Of Household 167 Herrold, James 45 Head Of Household Farmer Farmer Farmer Susie 44 Wife Madalen 42 Wife Cora 39 Wife Clara Mai 24 Daughter Ralph 12 Son Katherine 17 Daughter Sammy Lee 13 Son Pope, Maggie 60 Lodger 185 Russell, Will 54 Head Of Household 204 Kelley, Clemmie 62 Head Of Household Enoch 28 Son Farm Laborer 168 Hargrove, George 40 Head Of Household 186 Owen, Henry 64 Head Of Household Paul 21 Son Laborer Farmer Eunice 28 Daughter Produce Company Ella 29 Wife Paul 24 Son Albert 5 Son Salesman - Retail Hardware Store GREENWOOD ROAD Betty Joe 9 Mo. Daughter William 23 Son 205 White, George 66 Head Of Household 169 Gentry, Giles - Farmer 40 Head Of Household Mechanic - Repair Shop Nannie 56 Wife Nettie 34 Wife Margaret 21 Daughter Elizabeth 36 Daughter Charles E. 5 Son Homer 18 Son Floyd, Frances 34 Daughter Floyd, Lowry 34 Son-in-law/Farm Laborer 170 Maupin, John D. 31 Head Of Household 187 Harper, Darvis 22 Head Of Household Donald 3 Grandson Farmer Farm Laborer Mable 30 Wife Beulah 24 Wife 206 Isom, Diemer 72 Head Of Household Dorothy Mae 12 Daughter Horace L. 1 Mo. Son Farmer John D. Jr. 10 Son 188 Smotherman, Ben 30 Head Of Household Martha 69 Wife James 8 Son Farmer Davis, Jim 52 Lodger Farm Laborer Ollie B. 6 Son Lou Ada 29 Wife 207 Killough, Martin 67 Head Of Household Mary Ruth 4 Daughter Rufus 9 Son Farmer Thomas W. 1 Son Bobby 3 Son Fannie 61 Wife Finley, Florence 19 Sister In Law CHAPEL HILL ROAD (HIGHWAY 99) Edward 23 Son Farm Laborer Servant Private Home Louise 20 Daughter-in-law ROVER ROAD - (EAGLEVILLE SOUTHWARD) 189 Talliferro, Dardis 33 Head Of Household Farmer 208 Fagan, Urban 73 Head Of Household 171 Underwood, Frank 35 Head Of Household Ira 31 Wife Farmer Farmer Arch 75 Father Lena 61 Wife Mary 32 Wife Crisman, Bessie 29 Daughter Houston 15 Son 190 Lynch, Robert 67 Head Of Household Crisman, Talmadge 25 Son-in-law/Farm Laborer Robert 14 Son Farm Laborer Frances 4 Grand Daughter Cora Lee 68 Wife Herbert 11 Son 209 Biggers, Edward 37 Head Of Household Earl 5 Son 191 Comstalk, Will 75 Head Of Household Sectionhand - Steam Railroad Mildred 4 Daughter Farmer Mary Jane 32 Wife Irene 21 Sister-in-law Anna 69 Wife Bobby 5 Son Dorothy 2 Niece Floyd 35 Son Farm Laborer 1940 UNITED STATES CENSUS - Part II EAGLEVILLE TIMES Page 7 210 Puckett, Frank 29 Head Of Household 228 Elmore, Tom 63 Head Of Household 250 Puckett, Will 71 Head Of Houshold Farm Laborer Farmer Proprietor - General Store Edna 19 Wife Robert 69 Brother 251 Wright, Thomas 65 Head Of Houshold Lawrence, William 16 Brother-in-law/Farm Laborer Florence 60 Sister Farm Laborer Gillespie, Flora 65 Sister 211 Riggs, Jess 36 Head Of Household 252 Scott, Horace 52 Head Of Houshold Farmer 229 Owen, Jesse M. 66 Head Of Household Farmer Jeanette 35 Wife Farmer Allie Mae 48 Wife HIGHWAY 99 Margaret 56 Wife Margaret 29 Daughter 212 Corbitt, Harrison 37 Head Of Household 230 Vaughn, Duldy 31 Head Of Household Teacher - Public School Farmer Farm Laborer Lucille 26 Daughter Nannie Lou 36 Wife Bernice 26 Wife Teacher - Public School Simpson, Fannie L. 19 Daughter Howard 2 Son VERNON ROAD Simpson, Robert 27 Son-in-law 231 Bennett, Richard 35 Head Of Household 253 Boyce, Jim 45 Head Of Household Truck Driver-Hwy Dept. Carpenter - Private Contractor Farmer Albert 3 Grand Son Myrtle 30 Wife Bessie 44 Wife Charles 1 Grand Son William E. 10 Son Wilma 15 Daughter 213 Dalton, Henry 32 Head Of Household 232 Little, Robert 56 Head Of Houshold William 9 Son Farmer Farmer Josephine 4 Daughter Elnora 27 Wife Lizzie 53 Wife 254 Maxwell, John 69 Head Of Household Freeda Ann 5 Daughter Lorene 19 Daughter Farmer Helen 2 Daughter 233 Little, Buford 33 Head Of Houshold Grover Ed 21 Son 214 Johnson, Frances 54 Head Of Household Farmer John Jr. 20 Son Sam 38 Son Farm Laborer Mary 32 Wife Jane Esther 17 Daughter 215 Rogers, Marshall 25 Head Of Household Katherine 11 Daughter Sara 13 Daughter Farmer 234 Pinkerton, Jose 81 Head Of Houshold Mary 13 Daughter Susie Lee 25 Wife Julia 78 Wife Cothran, Julia 64 Sister-in-law Mildred 7 Mo. Daughter Anna 42 Daughter 255 Earp, Thomas 34 Head Of Household 216 Taylor, John 57 Head Of Household 235 North, Dave 65 Head Of Houshold Farmer Farmer Mammie 40 Wife Luttie Emma 28 Wife Geneva 53 Wife Jerry 4 Son 236 Allen, Arvle C. 42 Head Of Houshold Peggy Jane 8 Mo. Daughter 217 Mcfarland, William 35 Head Of Household Proprietor - General Store Farmer Jennie 41 Wife 256 Redmond, Patty 68 Head Of Household Inez 30 Wife Claude 18 Son Robert 41 Son Farmer Raphard 10 Son Glenn 9 Son Woodrow 27 Son Farm Laborer Irene 19 Daughter Leona 7 Daughter 237 Dyer, Robert 36 Head Of Houshold 218 Murdock, John 50 Head Of Household Miller - Livestock Feed Mill 257 Bennett, Hezzie 59 Head Of Household Farmer Malinda 36 Wife Bus Driver - Public School Lera 54 Wife Lutie 45 Wife 238 Scott, Sam 55 Head Of Houshold Douglas 17 Son Farm Laborer Aline 30 Daughter Farmer Manager - Telephone Office Wayne 13 Son Evelyn 41 Wife John B. 23 Son Truck Driver Johnnie 24 Daughter Jesse 14 Son Robert 21 Son Ice Cream Company Cynthia 8 Daughter 219 Jackson, Joe 54 Head Of Household Carolyn 4 Daughter 258 Pate, John 61 Head Of Household Lela Bell 49 Wife Farmer 239 Jackson, Grover C. 49 Head Of Houshold Mae 54 Wife Farmer 259 Lynch, John E. 30 Head Of Household Thelma 24 Daughter Sales Lady Margaret 16 Daughter Farmer Appliance Company Martha Ann 14 Daughter Susie 30 Wife 220 Bolerjack, Earnest 60 Head Of Household Thomas 10 Son Dorris W. 1 Son Farm Laborer 240 Charlton, Charley 64 Head Of Houshold 260 Brown, Ed 47 Head Of Household Sallie 57 Wife Cabinet Maker - Private Work Farm Laborer Nannie Ella 24 Daughter Melissa 64 Wife Beulah 50 Wife Wray, Mira 77 Mother In Law 221 Perrell, Roscoe 42 Head Of Household 241 Newman, Foster 47 Head Of Houshold Farmer Farmer 261 Lynch, Sylder 33 Head Of Household Mary Sue 40 Wife Annie 32 Wife Farmer George 20 Son Mechanic Lucy 35 Wife - Farm Implement Co. 242 Bennett, Thomas 34 Head Of Houshold Billy 12 Son Mary Frances 18 Daughter Farmer Hazel 10 Daughter Bessie Lee 15 Daughter Mollie 60 Mother Elizabeth 5 Daughter Roscoe Jr. 13 Son Steve 37 Brother Laborer - Retail Feed & Coal Co. 262 Bennett, Dub 32 Head Of Household Margaret 9 Daughter Farmer John W. 6 Son 243 Scott, Jasper 24 Head Of Houshold Louise 30 Wife Anita 4 Daughter Salesman - Retail Business Stem Josie 53 Mother In Law Betty Jane 8 Mo. Daughter Robbie 21 Wife 263 Scott, Hugh 50 Head Of Household 222 Holden, John H. 56 Head Of Household Samuel J. 3 Son Mary Dell 1 Daughter Carpenter - Building Industry Farmer Clara 45 Wife Ella 59 Wife 244 Scott, Norman 22 Head Of Houshold Aline 17 Daughter Harry 17 Son Farm Laborer Farmer Ghee, John 21 Lodger Farm Laborer Louise 19 Wife 264 Little, Raymond 26 Head Of Household Jimmy Shack 1 Son Laborer - Livestock & Feed Mill 223 Holden, Elroy 32 Head Of Household Virginia 26 Wife Farmer 245 Bennett, Tabitha 60 Head Of Houshold Alma 33 Wife Taylor, May 28 Daughter BUNKER HILL ROAD 224 Burns, Horace 40 Head Of Household Taylor, Fred 32 Son-in-law Carpenter 265 Beasley, Jack 40 Head Of Household Farmer Mary E. 8 Grand Daughter Farmer Annie Lee 38 Wife Tabitha Sue 2 Grand Daughter Betty Sue 37 Wife Sam Lee 16 Son 246 Ralston, Jodie 61 Head Of Houshold Ruby 17 Daughter Norman 13 Son Farmer Marvin 15 Son James P. 10 Son Minnie 61 Wife Jimmy D 13 Son Horace W. 5 Son Sammie Lee 10 Son Bobbie Edna 3 Daughter 247 Giles, Blake A. 51 Head Of Houshold Estelle 6 Daughter Farmer 225 Dryden, Mary Lowe 54 Head Of Household Blaine 51 Wife 266 Freeman, Scott 30 Head Of Household Betty L. 19 Walter 20 Son Laborer Truck Driver - Wpa Rd. Construction Ruth 24 Wife 226 Johnson, Emmett 65 Head Of Household - Retail Milk Co. Henry 20 Son Farm Laborer Mary Ruth 5 Daughter Farmer Gloria Ann 1 Daughter Addie 65 Wife Blake A. Jr. 17 Son Redmond 35 Son Plasterer Nannie 80 Mother 267 Morgan, Nick 64 Head Of Household - Private Work 248 Puckett, Clarence 46 Head Of Houshold Farmer Johnnie 25 Daughter-in-law Farmer Kate 56 Wife 227 Gillespie, Robert O. 51 Head Of Household Edith 44 Wife 268 Underwood, Woodard 36 Head Of Household Farmer Clarence W. 19 Son Laborer - Wpa Rd. Construction Annie 50 Wife 249 Johnson, Acklen 36 Head Of Houshold Ruth 32 Wife Frances 18 Daughter Farm Laborer Robert H. 4 Son Katherine 17 Daughter Ollie 21 Wife Robert Owen 13 Son Lucille 6 Daughter Continue on Page 8 Joe 16 Nephew Continue from Page 7 8 Page EAGLEVILLE TIMES January 2013 269 Mangrum, Conrad 49 Head Of Household Ann Ella 40 Wife 314 Redmond, Charlie 69 Head Of Household Laborer - Wpa Rd. Construction Millie 18 Daughter Lou Ella 50 Wife Martha 41 Wife Sue 17 Daughter Anderson, Thomas 27 Son In Law Kitty Mae 19 Daughter Boyce, Mary V. 24 Boarder Waitress Laborer-contractor Road Work Conrad Jr. 17 Son - Restaurant Anderson, Evelyn 29 Daughter Gladys 15 Daughter 288 Ralston, Tolbert 53 Head Of Household Anderson, Wanda 2 Mo. Granddaughter Margaret 13 Daughter Alice 40 Wife ROVER-KIRKLAND ROAD (STARTING AT THE SOUTH Frank 6 Son Brown, Ruth 28 Sister-in-law Teacher END OF EAGLEVILLE) 270 Pope, Sod 74 Head Of Household - Private School 315 Shelton, Walter 61 Head Of Household Etta 69 Wife 289 Talliferro, Powell 29 Head Of Household Mail Carrier-post Office Annie Lee 29 Daughter Blanche 22 Wife Kate 59 Wife Dalton, Sally 33 Daughter 290 Edmonds, Luda 65 Head Of Household 316 Shelton, Claude 38 Head Of Household 271 Freeman, Mary 62 Head Of Household Barnes, Earl 33 Son-in-law Proprietor-auto Service Richard 35 Son Farmer Teacher - Public School Bettie 36 Wife John Edd 27 Son Barnes, Sarah 29 Daughter Billy Gene 2 Grand Son 317 Wheeler, Riley 68 Head Of Household Dalton, Mattie Maae 14 Grand Daughter 291 Dyer, Jim H. 66 Head Of Household Proprietor-grocery Store Supervisor - Road Construction Wilkinson, Gertrude 43 Daughter 272 Freman, Durgan 30 Head Of Household Lula 64 Wife Wilkinson, James 49 Son In Law Wpa Road Contruction 292 Hurt, Will T. 74 Head Of Household Painter- Private Work Obie 20 Wife Wilkinson, James Riley 4 Mo. Grandson Odis Lee 3 Son Fannie 74 Wife Earline 10 Mo Daughter Johnson, Ann 49 Servant 318 Bell, Avery 24 Head Of Household Truck Driver 273 Dalton, Lee A. 36 Head Of Household 293 Crosslin, Joe 27 Head Of Household Freight Route Ruth 21 Wife Farmer Rebecca Lou Unreadable Daughter Allie Mae 33 Wife Mary Lou 30 Wife Rosalie 16 Daughter Joe Earl 2 Son 319 Hughes, Mary E. 62 Head Of Household Lorene 11 Daughter 294 Ralston, Alvin 28 Head Of Household Henri 46 Sister Mary E. 3 Daughter Painter - Private Work Ferguson, Sue 27 Niece File Clerk 274 Morgan, Edd 50 Head Of Household Katherine 19 Wife 320 Lowe, Will T. 65 Head Of Household Farmer Alvin J. 2 Son President - Bank Mattie 67 Wife 275 Leverette, Thomas 55 Head Of Household 295 Garrett, Martha 55 Head Of Household Farmer 296 Hoofnail, William R. 72 Head Of Household 321 Elmore, Alfred 74 Head Of Household Sally 57 Wife Mollie 75 Wife Ida 65 Wife Charley 32 Son Farm Laborer Sims, Henri Esther 40 Daughter Ellen 81 Aunt Eddie B. 27 Son Farm Laborer Bray, Clifford 10 Lodger 297 Stephenson, Joshua 51 Head Of Household Riley 21 Son 322 Garrett, Robert C. 67 Head Of Household Herman 18 Son Farm Laborer Dentist - Private Work Mary Clair 48 Wife Physican-private Practice 276 Epperson, Reed 29 Head Of Household George H. 22 Son Chemist-School Lab 323 Tucker, Pearl 48 Head Of Household Farmer Walter 28 Son Saleslady-clothing Store Ethel 25 Wife Virginia 15 Daughter Elizabeth 5 Daughter 324 Arnold, Geoffrey 49 Head Of Household Pauline 13 Daughter Proprietor-grocery Store 277 Epperson, Will 69 Head Of Household Jane 11 Daughter Mildred 31 Wife 278 Manire, John H. 49 Head Of Household 298 Edmonds, Sterling Owen 65 Head Of Household Teacher-public School Farmer Mechanic - Private Work 325 Crosslin, Frank E. 30 Head Of Household Willie Mai 46 Wife Ethel 50 Wife Proprietor-produce Co. Malcome 27 Son 299 Hutchinson, Annie 67 Head Of Household Mary Esther 30 Wife Earl 22 Son Hooper, Cassy 76 Sister Nancy Sue 6 Daughter William 20 Son Frank Jr. 4 Son Johnnie Mai 18 Daughter 300 Redmon, Roy 27 Head Of Household Eugene 15 Son Mechanic - Auto Service 326 Taylor, James B. 57 Head Of Household Herbert 11 Son Mary A. 27 Wife Proprietor-grocery Store James 13 Son Leon 5 Son Mary 57 Wife Sara 7 Daughter 301 Williams, Scott 58 Head Of Household Ruth 26 Daughter Operator-telephone Co. PUCKETT-ROVER ROAD Lady Mary 64 Wife Teacher - Public School 327 Hay, Green 71 Head Of Household 279 Puckett, Ed 44 Head Of Household Mary Theresa 21 Daughter Proprietor-hardware Store Laborer Wpa Road Contruction Teacher - Public School Anna Virginia 64 Wife Florence 41 Wife Sara R. 12 Daughter 302 Zumbro, Oscar 60 Head Of Household 328 Barnes, Auther 46 Head Of Household Susie Mai 11 Daughter Farm Laborer Proprietor-blacksmith Shop Elnora 9 Daughter Lizzie 51 Wife Clara 40 Wife Seamstress At Home James 8 Son 303 Elmore, Grady 33 Head Of Household Auther Jr. 19 Son Betty Joe 6 Daughter Bus Driver-Public School Salesman-grocery Truck Charles 5 Son Earline 32 Wife Margaret 16 Daughter Mary E. 4 Daughter Teacher- Public School Mary K. 9 Daughter Thomas 1 Son 304 Johnson, Irving 70 Head Of Household 329 Johnson, Sims 67 Head Of Household 280 Cothran, Ben 57 Head Of Household Farm Laborer Farm Laborer Sadie 67 Wife Farmer 305 Sutton, Sally 29 Head Of Household Alice 54 Wife Servant - Private Home 330 Clardy, Mary Sue 60 Head Of Household Joseph B. 20 Son Willie L. 11 Son 331 Hay, Ira J. 41 Head Of Household Louise 18 Hendrick, Nora 35 Lodger Servant Proprietor-grocery Store End Of Bunker Hill Road 306 Ghee, Henry 71 Head Of Household Alice 27 Wife EAGLEVILLE INCORPORATED Elizabeth 6 Daughter 307 Walker, William 56 Head Of Household James I. 4 Son 281 Jordan, Thomas B. 74 Head Of Household Barber - Private Shop Mary 40 Sister In Law Alnor 49 Wife Susie Mae 44 Wife Mary Jean 9 Niece 282 Bellenfant, Sneathon 38 Head Of Household 308 Hay, Watt 78 Head Of Household 332 Mccord, William E. 68 Head Of Household Proprietor - Auto Service Sammie 60 Wife Proprietor Auto Parts Inez 37 Wife 309 Johnson, Willie 52 Head Of Household Maggie 65 Wife Sneathon, Jr. 13 Son Farm Laborer William J. 34 Son Bobby 9 Son Lela 44 Wife Salesman Auto Parts 283 Nance, Fred 29 Head Of Household 310 Johnson, John Henry 48 Head Of Household 333 Little, Charley 54 Head Of Household Teacher - Public School Farm Laborer Mary Ann 51 Wife Frances 29 Wife Teacher Anna Mae 40 Wife Urban 16 Son - Public School 311 Redmond, Felix 33 Head Of Household 334 Stephenson, Hollis 42 Head Of Household 284 Owen, Nannie 67 Head Of Household Buyer & Hauler Livestock Manager-bank 285 Carlton, Walker 48 Head Of Household Elizabeth 31 Wife Post Office Clerk Marie 41 Wife Salesman - Grocery Store Charlotte 18 Daughter 312 Floyd, Howard 33 Head Of Household Susie 45 Wife Dorothy 12 Daughter Auto Parts Slsm 286 Wilcot, Ezlla 39 Head Of Household Rachel 26 Wife 335 Blanton, Eddie 31 Head Of Household Clergyman - Church Teacher-public School Proprietor Auto Service Annie 35 Wife Elizabeth 28 Wife 313 Fagan, Owen 42 Head Of Household Eunice 14 Daughter Marjorie E. 1 Mo. Daughter Laborer Naomi 10 Daughter Virgil 82 Father Mamie Lou 38 Wife 287 Tomlin, Melvin 42 Head Of Household Dorothy Dean 19 Daughter 336 Buchannan, Bessie 46 Head Of Household Proprietor - Restaurant James 8 Son Jean 14 Daughter January 2013 www.eaglevilletimes.com EAGLEVILLE TIMES Page 9 337 Little, William 27 Head Of Household Found Near The End Of The 1940 Census - Highway 99) Irene 26 Wife Truck Driver-produce Co. Mcrae, Pleasant S. 82 Head Of Household William K. 3 Son Thelma 29 Wife Proprietor Hotel Annie Faye 1 Daughter 338 Little, Hubert 23 Head Of Household Eugenia P. 73 Wife Taylor, Joseph W. 27 Head Of Household Laborer-produce Co. Charlie B. 44 Son Mechanic-auto Shop Trucker- Farm Products Lucille 20 Wife Hughes, Grace E. 43 Daughter Maggie 35 Wife Ann Elizabeth 1 Daughter Hughes, David H. 51 Son In Law Betty 8 Daughter 339 Little, Eugenia 65 Head Of Household Clerical, Agriculture Aa Smith, Jim 64 Head Of Household Maude 57 Sister Grisby, Charles F. 29 Lodger Farm Laborer Nettie 55 Sister Teacher-public School Mattie Lou 49 Wife Dement, Frances M. 25 Lodger Edmonds 7 Son 340 Williams, E. Leslie 62 Head Of Household Teacher-public School Proprietor Drug & Clothing Store Virginia 5 Daughter GILES ROAD John D. 3 Son 341 Dyer, Harvey W. 34 Head Of Household Proprietor Feed & Grocery Store Victory, Thomas 31 Head Of Household (If anyone knows the location of Giles Road in the 8th District of Harvey Jr. 14 Son Farmer Rutherford County, please contact the Eagleville Times.)

son of the late Charlie and Velma King. Adgent, Rover Community, Connie Lewisburg, TN, Evan Brown, Chapel Hill, Obituaries He was preceded in death by brothers Lamb, Unionville, TN, Peggy Luna, TN, Wayne Brown, Lewisburg, TN; sisters, L.R. Edmonson, age 85, of Eagleville, Ed Berry King and Paul King. Mr. King Unionville, TN; brothers, Mitch Lamb, Mildred Prince, Shelbyville, TN, Margaret Tennessee, died Tuesday, December attended Millview Church of Christ near Rover Community, Clarence Lamb, Moore, Savannah, TN; brother, Charles 25, 2012 at his home in Eagleville. Mr. Franklin, TN and was a retired terminal Unionville, TN, Clifford Lamb, Rover Crumley, Columbia, TN; grandchildren, Edmonson was born in Williamson County, manager for Triangle Refineries, Inc. Community, Kenneth Lamb, Unionville, Bryan, Melanie, Thomas Allen, Danielle TN and was a son of the late Annie Farris Mr. King is survived by his wife of sixty TN; grandchildren, Justin Holder and and Paige Crumley, Alex Squires, Chad, Maxwell Edmonson and Lem Richard years, Margaret Kelley King, Eagleville, Kelsey Holder of Unionville, TN. Jennifer, Melanie, Amanda and Michael TN. He was the beloved father of five Brown; four great grandchildren. Edmonson, Sr. He retired in 1990 after 38 , age 74, of Chapel children Brad (Renee) King, Eagleville, TN, Glenda Frost Lamb years of employment with the construction Hill, Tennessee, died Sunday, December , age 89, of Jeff (Sharon) King, Unionville, TN, Brook Albert Preston Dyer division of the State of Tennessee. He 2, 2012 at her home in Chapel Hill. Mrs. Eagleville, Tennessee, died Thursday, King, Smyrna, TN, Jock King, Eagleville, was a member of Mt. Vernon Cumberland Lamb was born in Williamson County and November 29, 2012 in Franklin, Tennessee. TN, and Alisa (Joe) Jack, Eagleville, TN; Presbyterian Church near Eagleville. was a daughter of the late Clyde and Sarah Mr. Dyer was born in Rutherford County nine grandchildren: Joseph (Jessica) King, Mr. Edmonson is survived by his wife of Hayes Frost. She was a homemaker and and was a son of the late Jim Henry and Benjamin (Victoria) King, Jonathan King, 58 years, Elizabeth Edmonson, Eagleville, retired from Lellyett and Rogers Company Rosie Morris Dyer. He served in the Rebecca (Wes) Kennedy, Sarah (Jimmy) TN; daughter, Patricia Ann (Matthew) of Nashville where she worked as a United States Army during World War II Bratcher, Nathan King, Jesse Allen-King, Kehoe, Beaverton, OR; sons, Kenneth secretary. Mrs. Lamb was a member of the and was a retired general laborer. Mr. Dyer Alaina Jack, and Allison Jack; and a great- Alvin Edmonson, Murfreesboro, TN, Chapel Hill United Methodist Church. In was preceded in death by his wives, Katie grandson, Sawyer Bratcher. He is also Richard Eugene Edmonson, Rancho addition to her parents, she was preceded Horton Dyer and Virginia Sharp Dyer, survived by a sister, Charlotte Ralston, and Palas Verdes, CA, Randy Allen (Stacey) in death by her husband, Horace Eugene sisters, Evie Dyer Flockhart, Nettie Dyer brothers, Richard King, Bob King, Charlie Edmonson, Spring Hill, TN; sisters, “Baby” Lamb, who died in April of 2012; Windrow; and brothers, J. C. Dyer, Marvin King, David King, and Philip King. Dorothy Ann Edmonson, Eagleville, great grandson, Jackson Bright Lamb; Dyer, Robert Dyer and Raymond Dyer. In lieu of flowers, please make donations TN, Mary Ruth Carpenter, Columbia, sister, Ailene Boatright and brothers, Mr. Dyer is survived by sisters, Mattie to the American Heart Association, 1818 TN; grandchildren, Chris Edmonson, Austin Frost and Clyde “Son” Frost, Jr. Dyer Mears and Willie Dyer Mears, both Patterson St, Nashville, TN 37203 of the Murfreesboro, TN, Jacob Edmonson, and Mrs. Lamb is survived by daughters, of Murfreesboro, TN; brother, Earl (Betty American Kidney Fund, 6110 Executive Jessica Edmonson, both of Eagleville, TN, Cheryl Brock, Lewisburg, TN, Susan Ann) Dyer, Murfreesboro, TN; sisters-in- Blvd, Ste 1010, Rockville, MD 20852. Logan Edmonson, Spring Hill, TN; great Wild, Chapel Hill, TN; son, Kenneth R. law, Frances Dyer, Eagleville, TN, Zelma Lawrence Funeral Home grandchildren, Jaelynn Gardner, Mayfield, Lamb, Chapel Hill, TN; sisters, Betty Dyer, Murfreesboro, TN; many nieces and KY, Matthew Logan, Murfreesboro, TN. Franklin Blanton, age 92, of the Jean Marlin, Franklin, TN, Ruth Dodd, nephews, great nieces and nephews and In Lieu of Flowers, Memorial Rover Community of Bedford County, College Grove, TN, Pat Ghee, College great great nieces and nephews. Donations may be made to Mt. Vernon died Wednesday, December 12, 2012 in Grove, TN, Carolyn Haskins, Unionville, , Cumberland Presbyterian Church, c/ Shelbyville, TN after a brief illness. Mr. TN, Vivian Scales, College Grove, TN, Nancy Jean Boyce Stevenson age 84, of Unionville, TN, died Thurs., o Buddy Taylor, 131 Hickory Hills Blanton was born in Rutherford County Evelyn Ray, College Grove, TN, Katherine Nov. 29, 2012. A native of Bedford Co., Drive, Murfreesboro, TN 37128. and was a son of the late Carroll Everette Marable, Mt. Juliet, TN; brothers, Tommy Mrs. Stevenson was a daughter of the Lawrence Funeral Home and Lillie Myrtle Boyce Blanton. He was Frost, Franklin, TN, Mark Frost, College late John William and Wilma Gladys a member of St. Paul United Methodist Grove, TN; grandchildren, Michael Lamb, Mrs. Milton (Jane) Simpson, age 84, Purvis Boyce. She was a homemaker and Church in Rover and was an avid golfer. Sara McAdams, Patrick Lamb, Amanda of the Rover/Eagleville Community, died a member of Rover Baptist Church. In Mr. Blanton was a life long farmer and Chilton, Taylor Brock, Brooks Lamb, Monday, December 24, 2012 at her home addition to her parents, she was preceded was retired from Shelbyville International Layne Newcomb, Kaley Newcomb; ten in Rover, TN. Mrs. Simpson was born in death by a sister, Betty Hinson. Harvester Tractor Company where he great grandchildren. in Rutherford County and was a daughter Survived by her husband, James Franklin worked for forty two years as a mechanic. of the late Dr. J. E. Stephenson and Mary , Stevenson of Unionville; a daughter, He was preceded in death by his wife, Thomas “Tommy” Jackson Crumley Claire Hughes Stephenson. She was a very age 79, of Chapel Hill, Tennessee, died Nancy Ruth Stevenson of Unionville; 4 Minnie Ellen Crick Blanton who died in dedicated Wife, Mother, Grandmother and Sunday, December 2, 2012. Mr. Crumley sons, George Wayne Adcock of Unionville; November of 2000, a brother, Joe Edd Great Grandmother and was known by was born in Giles County and was a son Roger Dale Adcock of Hixson, TN; Michael Blanton and a sister, Mayme Tucker. them, and everyone else, as “Mama Jane”. of the late Charles Allen and Ola-Mae Neal Adcock of Shelbyville; Kerry Robin Mr. Blanton is survived by sons, Thomas Mama Jane was a retired school teacher Walls Crumley. He served in the United Adcock of Unionville; 3 sisters, Martha Carroll (Jane) Blanton and Richard with 31 years of service, teaching in the States Navy during the Korean Conflict. Clark of Unionville; Margaret Smith of Lee (Helen) Blanton, both of the Rover Rockvale, Chapel Hill and Eagleville Mr. Tommy was a retired television Shelbyville; Annette Ward of Nashville; Comm.; sister, Ruby Mai Farrar, Nashville, school systems. She was a life long repairman and was the former owner 3 brothers, Billy Boyce of Shelbyville; TN; grandchildren, Wesley Blanton, Emily member of the Eagleville United Methodist and operator of Tommy’s TV Repair. John William “Jitter” Boyce of Unionville; Warren, Jennifer Bowyer, Jason Blanton; Church. She served her church in many Mr. Crumley is survived by his wife, Carolyn Tom Boyce of Murfreesboro; 10 great grandchildren, MaKenzie Blanton, ways, but will be remembered most as the Crumley, Chapel Hill, TN; children, Tommy grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Kaitlyn, Zach and Kelsey Warren, Braden choir director for 53 years. Her church and Crumley, Nashville, TN, Jimmy Crumley, For those who wish, Memorial and Addison Bowyer, Peyton Blanton. church family were very important to her Dallas, TX, Patricia Squires, Atlanta, GA, Donations may be made to a children’s In Lieu of Flowers, Memorial Donations and she loved them dearly. Mrs. Simpson Chris Crumley, Murfreesboro, TN, Keith church program of your choice. may be made to St. Paul United was preceded in death by two sisters, Brown, Nashville, TN, Barry Brown, Lawrence Funeral Home Pauline Stephenson Crick and Virginia Methodist Church Memorial Fund, c/o Stephenson, two brothers, Dr. George H. Jane Blanton, 1614 Cedar Grove Road, Stephenson and Dr. Walter Stephenson Chapel Hill, TN 37034 or Simpson and by two great grandchildren, Catherine Cemetery, c/o Darnell Yarbrough, 637 Grace and Kara Grace McClaran. Coopertown Road, Unionville, TN 37180. “There Is A Difference” Mrs. Simpson is survived by her husband Lawrence Funeral Home of 61 years, Milton Simpson, Rover TN; Nannie Myrtle Lamb Hill, age 67, daughters, Suzanne (Johnny) McClaran, of Unionville, Tennessee, died Monday, Eagleville, TN, Rita (George) Boyd, December 3, 2012. Mrs. Hill was born Rover, TN; grandchildren, Davy (Melissa) in Rutherford County and was a daughter McClaran, Chapel Hill, TN, Gretchen of the late Ernest Gilbert and Elizabeth (Lucas) Thompson, Rockvale, TN; Jane Jacobs Lamb. She was a member Lawrence great grandchildren, Ryley and Owen of Rover Baptist Church and retired from McClaran and Lizzy and Meah Thompson. Durango Boot Company and Cascade In Lieu of Flowers, Memorial Donations Funeral Home and Cremation Services School. Mrs. Hill was preceded in death may be made to Simpson Cemetery, c/ by her longtime companion, Joseph o Darnell Yarbrough, 637 Coopertown Ferrell, and her brother, Billy Gill Lamb. Road, Unionville, TN 37180. Mrs. Hill is survived by her children: (931) 364-2233 Lawrence Funeral Home Dewayne (Donna) Holder of Unionville, Joseph “Joe” Bryan King, age TN and Rita Holder of Gainesboro, TN; 83, of Eagleville, TN died Thursday, sisters, June Pearcy, Murfreesboro, TN, P.O. Box 8 - 203 South Horton Parkway December 20, 2012. Mr. King was born Jane Smith, Rockvale, TN, Dorothy in Rutherford County, TN and was the Wilhoite, Rover Community, Rosemary Chapel Hill, Tennessee 37034 Christmas Memories Lizzy & Meah Thompson John Ed & Judy Turner Family Brant & Adler Buchanan Herbert & Evelyn Crick and Lori & James Curlee 2006

On the fi rst Saturday morning in December Evelyn Crick 2012 when Brant was 3 and Adler was 1, we hosted our fi rst annual Gingerbread House Party. This is a Christmas Piper Frost, Jett Frost, Blade Frost & Leo Frost tradition we hope to continue for many years to come! with BJ-his 15th Christmas Merry Christmas from our kitchen to yours! The Buchanan Family

Sandy, Vicky, David & Debra Shelton

Ginger & Don Lamb John & Suzanne McClaran Family

Donna Frost with dog BJ, and nephew Leo

Bailee, Kinzley, Kara & Kade Wilson

Donald & Nancy McClaran Family

Claudia, Mike & Margaret Ryan MargoIhrie, Houston Fitzgerald, Tanner & Isaiah

Elaine & Bobbie Sue Redmon

Kathy, Sandy, Janet, Vicky & Renee Shelton 12 Page EAGLEVILLE TIMES www.eaglevilletimes.com January 2013 The Rockvale Middle School (RMS) Basketball Cheerleaders would like to thank the following sponsors for their generous donations: 1. Thomas H. Bray, Attorney at Law 6. Evco., LLC 11. JoZoara Coffee Shop 2. McCarter, Catron, & East 7. Carl Hill & Associates Real Estate 12. Raquel Toombs 3. Ryan A Freeze, Attorney at Law 8. Coldwell, Banker, Snow, & Wall 13. Guaranty Trust Company 4. Thomas Parkerson, Attorney at Law 9. Lisa Carver 14. Mike Gentry Insurance 5. The Beehive Salon 10. La Siesta Restaurant 15. The Family Worship Center

RUTHERFORD FARMERS The Loss Of A Loved One: Joe King By: Cathy Parham CO-OP The Eagleville Community has lost a beloved husband, father and grandfather. Our hearts will continue to mourn the loss of this wonderful man that gave of himself each EEAGLEVILLEAGLEVILLE MMURFREESBOROURFREESBORO WWOODBURYOODBURY day he lived on this earth. Now, he is with his heavenly Father, using his hands in 6615-274-621115-274-6211 6615-893-621215-893-6212 6615-563-405615-563-4056 helping the Lord with his many tasks. Joe King was the husband of Margaret King, the father of five loving children and grandfather to many grandchildren. He loved them all dearly. Each day, Joe touched each heart with his kindness from himself. He used his hands in helping anyone in need, especially his family. I thank God each time Uncle Joe came to my rescue. I had the opportunity to visit him several times during his recent illness. My last visit was this past Tuesday. I took Horse tack & Supplies Fencing his hands in mine, and told him of the countless times he has used these hands to come Hardware Fertilizer Pet Supplies to my aid. I recounted many memories with him. One of which was when Margaret and I were both sick with the flu. I was too weak to take care of myself and Joe would Garden Center Boots take care of Margaret, then come over to my house and give me a dose of medicine. Implements Feed Clothing He did this until we were both well; we sure were sick. In hearing this story he took his hand in mine and patted it, and a little grin came across his face. I thank God for giving me the opportunity to know this loving and kind man. Joe HHAPPYAPPY NEWNEW YEARYEAR King will be missed by many people, but most of all he will be missed for his kindness toward others. The Lord knew what he was doing when he blessed us all with Joe TTOO ALL!ALL! King. wwww.rutherfordfarmerscoop.comww.rutherfordfarmerscoop.com William Fitzgerald DDS Family & Cosmetic Dentistry (615) 896-7582 819 S. Church Street Murfreesboro, Tennessee www.williamfi tzgerald.com

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In Memory of Jane Simpson In August of 2004 the Eagleville Times ran this Citizen of the Month article on Jane Simpson. In December Mrs. Jane passed away and we would like to re-run the article in her memory.

I have been a resident of Eagleville all of my life. My daddy was Dr. J.E. Stephenson, a dentist from Spring Hill, Tennessee, the son of George W. and Lucy Elizabeth Epps Stephenson. My mama was Mary Claire Hughes of Eagleville, daughter of David Henning and Lucy Holland Jones Hughes. There were two boys and four girls in our family. George Hughes, Elizabeth Holland (Holly) died at age two, Walter Henning (Bub), Virginia (Sis), Pauline (Paul), and Mary Jane (that’s me). We lived on Hwy 99, second house on the right going into Murfreesboro, where Suzanne and Johnny McClaran now live. Our house was, you might say, in the middle of town and a good place to play. All of my life I can only remember our yard being full of boys and girls of all ages, ready to play games such as, kick-the- can, hiding, croquet, card games and many others. It was just a convenient place to gather. Daddy and Mama like for all the children Jane & Milton Simpson to be in their yard. They said that when the children were in their J. E Stephenson Family - Pauline, J. E., Jane, Mary Clair, George, Walther H. “Bub”, Virginia yard, they knew where their own children were and they knew all were safe. Mama didn’t have any flowers or shrubs in the yard until all of us were grown up and going our own way. It was teacher. Our parents left all of us with Miss Fann. This was not to my liking. Miss Fann led just as well because we would have killed them while playing. We all did have lots of fun. I can’t us into a large room, the auditorium, where the whole student body and visitors assembled for begin to name all that came to play, but they knew they were always welcome. the first day of school activities. I was in the seat next to the center aisle (lucky for me). Being Our summers were always fun. In addition to all of our friends getting together, we liked to do very unhappy to be there, I looked to the back of the room and saw my mama. I ran as fast as different things. Lots of days we all would walk about three miles to the river to go swimming. I could go to get to her and everything was finally good again. Mrs. Penson, a very nice lady, would let up come into her home and change our clothes. She Miss Fann taught 1st and 2nd grades, Miss Erlene Carlton (later married Grady Elmore) also let us come back into her home, wet as we were, to dry off and change clothes again. taught 3rd and 4th grades. Due to some changes the next year, Miss Erlene also taught us Daddy would usually come and get us when he got home from his office. We didn’t have to in the 5th grade. Mrs. Frances Nance taught 6th grade. The 7th grade was different for us walk back to Eagleville. because for the first time, we had a man teacher, Mr. Raymond (Bull) Brown. I really liked him. Traveling shows use to come to Eagleville in the summertime. This was something different. It He coached the high school basketball teams. In the 8th grade, we had two men teachers, Mr. didn’t cost much to get in the show. They sold little boxes of candy and crackerjacks, which had J.B. Pressgrove and Mr. Lemmie Manier. Miss Ethel Elmore taught music. This included all prizes in them. They really made it sound like we would be getting valuable prizes but we soon kinds of instruments, voice and glee clubs. Teachers changed from year to year. These are the found out that wasn’t true. One show set up in teachers that I had in elementary school. Grade one through eight only went to school eight a vacant lot owned by Mr. Riley Wheeler, about mouths out of the year. Grades nine through where the Mexican restaurant is now located. At twelve went nine months a year. The year a different time, I remember one in the lot where that I was in the 8th grade was the last for Mrs. Dot John’s house now sets, then, there was anyone to go only eight months. a carnival like show School was never called off due to bad that set up in a vacant lot on Mr. Ed McCord’s weather, at least when I was in elementary farm on Hwy 41A, North. These shows didn’t school. If the school buses couldn’t run, come to Eagleville often, but they were fun and everyone got to school the best way they something different for all. could. Usually the ones at school were those Gypsies used to come to Eagleville. They were that lived close in Eagleville. I remember one people that just wandered from place to place. big snow, Mr. Grigsby with the permission Everyone always dreaded seeing them coming to of all parents, went with the students to Mr. Eagleville. They went into the stores and would Sam William’s steal items and distract people while they picked hill. We did have fun sliding down the hill pockets. This made the people of Eagleville very on slides and whatever we could find to uncomfortable while they were in town. I was slide on. Another time, the weather was so afraid of them. One time, when I was very small, cold that the river in front of Edna Jackson’s it seemed that you couldn’t look in any direction house froze over. We sure did have fun ice- unless you would see several of them. I locked Downtown Eagleville Sleigh Ride skating. every outside door so that they couldn’t get in the High school found us changing classes all house. Bub, my brother, came home from the day. This was different for us. The teacher store and couldn’t get in the door. He started rattling doors and making all kinds of noises. This that I remember when I was in high school at Eagleville were Mr. Bill Wheeler, the principle, who really upset me. I just knew something bad was going to happen to us. Mama went to the door also taught Spanish, English and maybe some math; Marie Farmer taught Home Economics, finding only Bub playing a joke on us. I was really mad at him. He just laughed and laughed at some Science classes and maybe English; Mrs. Edna Windrow taught Science and math me. The gypsies usually stayed around for three days to a week and would then move on. classes; Mr. Lemmie Manier taught history, geography and social studies; Rush Taylor, Jr. Then, there was the “Goat-man” (that is what we called him) that came through Eagleville coached basketball, baseball and softball teams. He also taught some classes in the 8th grade. many times. I don’t remember much about him other than he had a wagon pulled by a team Other principals that I remember were Mr. Ray Dowdy and Mr. Charles Grigsby. of goats. I think goats also followed the wagon. There was a young boy that was always with The competitive sports that we played in high school were basketball, softball and baseball. him. They would stop, feed and water the goats. The “Goat-man” and the boy would eat and There were very little changes in the rules, if any; in the way the boy’s basketball and baseball rest and be on their way. games were played. The players did not have the run of the whole court. The floor was a A memory that is very vivid in my mind is the first day of my school years. Fall of 1934, age three-division court, two forward players, two center players and two guard players. I played five years & seven months, Miss Grace Fann (married Mr. Bill Wheeler later) was my 1st grade this way when I was in elementary school as a center. When I played in high school, the rules for the girls changed to a two-division court, three forwards and three guards. I played forward position. We could only dribble the ball one time until the rules were changed again for us to dribble twice. We thought we could really cover a big area with that second dribble. Fast-pitch softball was all we ever knew. We never heard of slow-pitch. That was the only difference in softball. No lights, so we had to play games in the afternoon, during school hours, sometimes at our school and sometimes at the school of our opponent. We usually had a crowd at the games because most of the student body was excused to watch the games. Daddy and Mama always went to all of our basketball games. They didn’t ever go by themselves because when time rolled around to go to the away games, many students that had no way to go were at the house to see if there was room for them. Daddy never refused to let anyone ride. One time I remember, there were eleven that rolled out of the car. They didn’t mind how crowded, just along as they could get to the game. Graduation finally came the spring of 1946. After two years of college, two years teaching at Eagleville School and finishing college in 1951, Milton Simpson and I were married the day after I finished. Milton farmed full time until sometimes in the early 1970’s. At that time, he farmed part-time and worked in construction. We lived in Eagleville with my mother. I taught one year at Rockvale and two years at Chapel Hill. At this time an opening became available at Eagleville School again. I accepted that position and became a permanent fixture at Eagleville until I retired in 1983, with 31 years of teaching experiences. Since the year that I taught in Rockvale, I have been the song leader and choir director at the Eagleville United Methodist Church, of which I have been a member since 1938. We have two daughters, Suzanne, married to Johnny McClaran and, Rita, married to George Boyd. They each have one child; Davy McClaran married to Melissa Daughrity; and Gretchen Boyd Thompson married to Lucas Thompson. 1944 Eagleville HS Basketball Team - Pictured at Right (L to R): Mrs. Windrow, Louise We are proud parents, proud grandparents and now proud great-grandparents of Ryley Wilson, Annelle McMahon, Edith Holton, Lucille Pope, Jane Stephenson, Jean Blanton, McClaran and Lizzy Thompson. Dorothy McClaran, Pauline Stephenson 14 Page EAGLEVILLE TIMES January 2013 A Gift From God By: Cathy Parham Rocky Glade Cumberland Presbyterian Church Eagleville This Gift from God that I am speaking about has been given to Chad Lamb. Chad Church of Christ was given so many gifts and talents because God believed SERVING OUR LORD FOR 125 YEARS he would utilize these talents “We preach CHRIST, admonishing every man and teaching every in his name. Chad is married man wisdom, that we may present every man perfect in CHRIST.” to Jodi, and they have two children, Sophie and Sutton. You are invited to our This beautiful family was Schedule of Services: also a gift from God. Jodi SUNDAY SUNDAY WEDNESDAY and their children have also Bible Classes: 9 AM Worship: 6 PM Bible Study: 7 PM given up their time to let Worship: 10 AM him do the work for God. Our church, Rocky Glade Minister: Jim Lawyer Cumberland Presbyterian, has benefited from Chad’s 286 Allisona Road, PO Box 158 talents for many years. One Eagleville, Tennessee 37060 of his many duties, he is now an Elder of our church, this A Friendly Church With A Vital Message responsibility comes much grace. We have seen his hand at work through Vacation Bible School. He paints by hand the backdrop for our theme each year; I am sure you have seen his work if you have visited our church during VBS. The main reason I am writing this for the Eagleville Times is our church would like to thank Chad for his remarkable work he has done with our recent Christmas Play. Chad directed the play and also had a main part; playing two roles is easy for him. Chad wrote many of the characters’ scenes throughout the play; I am sure many people did not know about that talent (I certainly did not). Our church had many volunteers to help with the play, so he decided to write the scenes for eight characters. He did not want to leave anyone out; he could only do one thing: he wrote them into the play. The play flowed so seamlessly I am sure no one could tell that he made these additions. A lot of work and dedication went into putting this play on for our church and community. All of the actors that were in the play did not mind coming twice a week for two months to play practice. We enjoyed the fellowship and much laughter each night as we prepared for our parts. As friends and family at the church we regard Rockvale Church of God Chad with love, respect and the faith in our Lord. As a member of our church, I would like 7824 Jackson Ridge Road to take this opportunity to let him know how much he is loved by us all at Rocky Glade. Rockvale, TN 37153 There is not enough paper for me to write about all of Chad Lamb’s attributes, but the (615) 274-6357 Lord knows them all, and that is why he has blessed this child from birth to give of himself On the Web: rockvalecog.org each day. GOD BLESS YOU CHAD LAMB. Sunday School for All Ages at 9:30 am Morning Worship at 10:30 am Subscribe for Yourself or send a Gift Subscription Youth Fellowship Sunday nights at 6 pm Bruce Hamilton, Dean Schields, EAGLEVILLE TIMES Senior Pastor Minister of Worship Published once each month, just $16.00 a year, the paper can be mailed directly to your home or, if you choose to send the newspaper as a gift, please include a note for the recipient. Eagleville Baptist Church Est. 1839 Just fill in the information form or, on the web, go to www.eaglevilletimes.com and click on subscribe. 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All of condition that is not often thought of is close to 2012 and kindness—no expectations, no conditions, these characteristics hypothermia. Seniors are at serious risk ring in 2013? It just tail wagging fun. In return I have her of winter can cause for hypothermia, especially those who seems like only friendship and love, she notifies me when dangerous accidents are diabetics and smokers, or who have yesterday we were the mail runs, warns me of nearby cows on and illnesses. The dangers that come with peripheral vascular disease or circulatory setting goals and making New Year’s our drives, and seemingly knows when I winter can be prevented though. There problems. There are certain things to do resolutions for 2012. I have to admit this need a friend. are certain preventive steps to take and and know about hypothermia. holiday season has been one of the most What if our 2013 New Year’s Resolution valuable information to know that can help •Check the thermostat daily to make sure stressful and I welcome the official close of is to simply do random acts of kindness? defend against the winter elements. it is high enough. The National Institutes the year as we ring in the New Year. 2012 Imagine our actions kind in nature, no First, there are ways to prepare your home of Health recommends seniors set them at saw its fair share of devastating storms, expectations or motives, simply just an for the winter weather. The Center for 68 degrees Fahrenheit or higher. senseless shootings, and celebrity deaths, act of kindness. If we made altruism and Whitney Houston, Phyllis Diller, Larry giving part of our everyday life, helping Disease Control and Prevention’s National •Look out for symptoms of hypothermia Hagman, Andy Griffith, Neil Armstrong, a neighbor, buying a cup of coffee for a Center for Environmental Health provides in you or a loved one. These include and Dick Clark to name a few. stranger, or simply volunteering our time some helpful tips. confusion, lethargy, poor coordination, A New Year’s Resolution of losing and skills to someone in need. Researcher •Make sure you have a way to heat your slurred speech, intense shivering, weight, exercising, or to stop smoking are Stephen Post believes you get more health home in case of power failure. Have a fire persistent purple fingers and toes, all great—but, have we kept those well benefits by helping others than you would extinguisher handy when using alternative numbness, and weak or irregular pulse. intended resolutions made after a holiday by smoking cessation or exercising. heat sources. •Seek emergency medical help when you or season of overindulging in comfort foods, Researcher Elizabeth Dunn, found people •Keep certain items on hand: extra blankets, a loved one is experiencing hypothermia. endless parties, and shopping? I searched who spend money on others have greater flashlights, matches, first aid kit, manual Warm them up with blankets and be my brain for the perfect New Year’s happiness than those who spend it on can opener, snow shovel and rock salt. careful not to rub parts of their body. Do Resolution until my head hurt, and as I themselves. •Have extra water and medications, and not put them in a hot bath or shower. looked up to see my dog Skyler staring at Can you imagine how life would be if me—it was like eureka! It came to me my we approached family and friends like have food that doesn’t need refrigeration With today’s economic hardships, it may 2013 New Year’s Resolution would be, to our dogs, and what a difference this tail or preparation in case the weather is bad be financially difficult to keep homes be more like my dog. wagging attitude would make in our enough to keep you from leaving your heated properly. But there are inexpensive home. ways to help keep the heat in and the cold It doesn’t matter if I run a quick errand or personal relationships? How do you feel take a weeks’ vacation, on my return Skyler when someone does something kind for •Keep your home warm or stay at a friend out. greets me with the same enthusiasm. If I you, now think how you feel when you do or family’s warm house in extreme •Apply inexpensive plastic sheets to the step on her paw or hurt her feelings she something kind for someone else. temperatures. This is especially important inside of windows. accepts an apology and quickly moves My 2013 New Year’s Resolution is going if you have infants and for seniors. •Minimize use of ventilation fans. to be more like Skyler and to give random on. When I bake treats for her she stands Taking measures to prevent falls is also •Close the vents in rooms you don’t use patiently by the stove while they bake as if acts of kindness. Let’s try it together and important with the icy and snowy winter and close doors to those rooms to keep I were creating a masterpiece or the cure for see if our new year is not filled with more weather. According to the National Center cold from spreading throughout home. boredom. A ride through the subdivision joy, happiness, health, and fun! for Injury Prevention and Control, one with her head hanging out of the window For questions, comments, or suggestions The winter season can be a dangerous time third of all adults at least 65 years of age for people. By preparing for this season, with her ears flopping in the wind is like on topics you want to read about please fall each year. an exotic vacation. WOW, how a dog email me at: [email protected] you can help prevent falls and sickness, •Ensure walkways are well lit, and keep ice and make it more comfortable. With melt and a snow shovel just outside the preparation, you may be able to improve Little Stories About You & Me door to avoid the risk of slipping on ice. your winter. By Nancy Allen •Keep mats just inside of doorways so Mary Ann Steelman is the administrator people can rub the snow and ice off their at Celebration Way, Assisted Living by The Worst Christmas Present, Ever! shoes. 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When edged closer to the kitchen door. ~Ralph Waldo Emerson friends ask me what I gave my son for “Twelve strong bodied little miracles,” Christmas I’ll have to say I gave him a said Mike. “Unbelievable, awesome.” snake? It’s embarrassing.” The family finished opening their gifts “The copperhead is the only snake he and ate the rest of the pumpkin pie while lacks. It will make his collection complete. watching the football game. As Mike He told me where to buy it. I’ll just go get gathered up his gifts to leave, he looked in it and you won’t have to go. You don’t even on the new mother and her babies. have to look at it if you don’t want to.” “Thanks for my copperhead. Now I’m “Ok by me, the further I am from a snake in good shape for the nature study display the better.” next month at school. Hey, wait a minute. Bill bought the snake and brought it home Did somebody take two of the babies out of in its secure wire cage. Their Christmas party their cage? There’s only ten here.” was the next day. June was glad she would “No, you know I didn’t touch them. Do only have the snake in her house for one you mean they’re missing?” asked June. night. Bill wrapped Christmas paper around the cage and punched holes in the top for air. “They must have crawled out through the He placed a big red ribbon on top. wire top. They are strong little buggers,” said Mike laughing. “I’ve eaten too much,” said Mike. “Mother you outdid yourself this year. “It’s not a laughing matter. You find them Your pumpkin pie is the best.” right now,” said June. “I’m glad you could get away from your “But mom, they could be anywhere. science experiments long enough to be They’re probably outside already.” with us. You make our Christmas special,” Mike and Bill searched the house for said June. over an hour and never did find the missing “Time to open the presents,” said Bill as babies, but for the next year June saw them he came into the den with a cup of coffee in every corner. It was the worst Christmas and a piece of pie in his hands. “Here Mike, gift ever and the thought of two missing you go first,” handing Mike the wire cage. snakes baring live babies haunted her for Meeting All Of Your Mechanical Needs years. Mike began unwrapping the cage. “I can’t Extended Service Agreements are a great way to make sure your family stays comfortable all summer & winter long. Did you know that having an Extended Service Agreement for your unit can lower heating & cooling cost, extend equipment life, and result in fewer emergency repairs, as well as save you 15% on all of our provided services? Call for your appointment today! 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We’re so proud of you! 63 64 65 Love - Mom, Keith, Kara, 41 Late night Steve, Kade & Kinzley once 66 67 68 42 Farmer’s place, in song 69 70 71 43 Succor 44 Club rules ©2012 by PuzzleJunction.com 45 To be, to Brutus 70 Ballyhoo 11 Grizzly 42 Actor Kelley of 46 China got it back in 71 Actress Harper 12 Some cameras Star Trek 1999 (Abbr.) 44 Insolent term of 48 Narcissist’s love Down 15 Gusto address 50 Half of an old 1 Low in pitch 18 Strong cleaners 47 Chasms comedy duo 2 Old Roman port 24 Spread out 49 Washerful 54 Bridge support 3 Banquets 26 Press for payment 51 Spheres 57 Rocker Glenn 4 Lifeboat star Tallulah 28 Raise the roof 52 Choppers 59 Smell bad 5 “Now ___ theater 30 Seals’ meals 53 Comic British 61 Met highlights near you!” 31 Seafood selection actor, ___-Thomas 63 More or ___ 6 Stake driver 32 Hat-tipper’s word 55 Deed 64 Peters of Pennies 7 Big picture 33 Silkworm 56 Abominates from Heaven 8 La Scala offering 34 Your Show of 57 Off-pitch rd Happy 3 Birthday 66 Comic Sandler 9 Charm Shows star 58 Change the decor Wyatt Tanner 67 Scarecrow stuffing 10 Tap dancer Bill 36 Chicken ___ king 60 Break off January 13th Happy 30th Birthday 68 Multitude Robinson’s 37 Tidings 62 Stitches 69 Rocky peaks We love you! 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Your Family! 2496 This Month In History 321 • Jan 3, 1938 March of Dimes established to 87 fight polio Sudoku • Jan 4, 1863 4 wheeled roller skates patented To solve the Sudoku 7 by James Plimpton of NY puzzle: • Jan 5, 1925 Nellie Taylor Ross, governor of Each row, column 72648 Wyoming, 1st woman governor in USA and box must contain • Jan 6, 1963 “Mutual of Omaha’s Wild 58 Kingdom” with Marlin Perkins begins on NBC the numbers • Jan 7, 1896 Fanny Farmer publishes her 1st 1 to 9. 253 cookbook Puzzle Solutions • Jan 8, 1954 Elvis Presley pays $4 to a on page 18 9 Memphis studio & records his 1st two songs, “Casual Love” & “I’ll Never Stand in Your Way” Wedding • Jan 10, 1949 RCA introduces 45 RPM record January 2013 Birthdays • Jan 11, 1922 Insulin 1st used to treat diabetes Anniversaries SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY • Jan 12, 1971 “All in the Family” premieres on CBS featuring 1st toilet flush on TV 12345 • Jan 13, 1906 1st radio set advertised (Telimco Tanya Redmond Wes Fitzgerald Cameron Street Diane Keaton (1956) for $7.50 in Scientific American) claimed to Betsy Ross (1752) Jeff Owens Chad George Robert Duvall (1931) receive signals up to one mile Happy New Year Delora Rigsby Mel Gibson (1956) Kayre & Anthony Driver J.R.R. Tolkien (1892) • Jan 15, 1975 Space Mountain opens (Disneyland) 6789101112 • Jan 16, 1976 “Donny & Marie” [Osmond] Barbara Smotherman Ema Gloria Ralston Shellie Anderson Art Jensen Don Lamb Bailee Long Abigail Greene musical variety show premieres on ABC TV Danny Thomas Elizabeth Lee Anderson Alex Hutto Michael Holton Rod Stewart (1945) Hazel Rigsby (1912) Jay Merchant Randall Lamb Bob Denver (1935) Cassidy Crawford • Jan 17, 1984 Supreme Court rules (5- Dustin Lamb Jimmy Gilmore 4) private use of home VCRs to tape TV Joanna Davis David King programs for later viewing does not violate Katie Couric (1957) Elvis Presley (1935) federal copyright laws 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 • Jan 18, 1991 Eastern Airlines goes out of business after 62 years Luke Hicks Dustin Anderson Debra Bolzman Matthew Ghee Jane Jackson Michelle Carlton Cullen Street Matthew Johnson Holly Broach Jakob Smithson Carolyn Barham Kevin Costner (1955) Dolly Parton (1946) • Jan 19, 1955 “Scrabble” debuts on board Andy Rooney (1920) Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Kate Moss (1974) Betty White (1922) Cary Grant (1904) game market Dizzy Dean (1911) Ben Franklin (1706) • Jan 20, 1961 Robert Frost recites “The Gift 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Outright” at JFK’s inauguration George Burns (1896) Kim Smithson Elizabeth Faurie Derrell Billingsley Mary Ann Ryan McKinley Warner • Jan 21, 1903 Harry Houdini escapes police Wolfman Jack (1939) Sam Cooke (1935) John Belushi (1949) Ellen DeGeneres (1958) station Halvemaansteeg in Amsterdam John Hurt (1940) Neil Diamond (1941) Paul Newman (1925) • Jan 22, 1980 PGA begins a senior golf tour Kevin & Jessica Johnson • Jan 23, 1556 Most deadly earthquake kills 27 28 29 30 31 830,000 in Shansi Province, China Erica Wilson Kathy Shelton CJ Crowell Stephanie Merchant Erik Underwood • Jan 24, 1899 Rubber heel patented by Donna Reed (1921) John Mullins Kay Staggs Julie Morales Jr. & Marie Underwood Humphrey O’Sullivan Wolfgang Amadeus Elijah Wood (1981) Jo Ann Shelton Michelle Rigsby Davis • Jan 25, 1993 Sears announces it is closing its Mozart (1756) Alan Alda (1936) Johnny Merritt Zachery Holton catalog sales department after 97 years Yvonne Lowe Phil Collins (1951) • Jan 26, 1915 Rocky Mountain National Park, Sandy Kersey Colorado established • Jan 28, 1547 9-year-old Edward VI succeeds If you would like to have your birthday or anniversary appear on the calendar, send names and dates in Henry VIII as king of England by the 20th of the prior month to: [email protected] or call (615) 274-9444. 18 Page EAGLEVILLE TIMES www.eaglevilletimes.com January 2013 Emergency Services Of Shelbyville/Bedford County Events By Bobbie Sue Shelton-Lonas R. O. K. (Rewarding Our Kids) Concert On the evening of February 23, 2013, a free concert will be held for all Bedford County students, at the Calsonic Arena in Shelbyville, Tn. Students from other counties are welcomed with an admission charge of $5.00. The event will be held from 6 to 9 p.m., FREE (615) 274-2222 with the doors opening at 5 p.m. Sponsored by the Emergency Services of Shelbyville/Bedford County, this concert Wi-Fi www.mainstreetcafetn.com event will consist of three Christian Rock/Pop groups. Those present will not only enjoy great music, but music with a positive Christian message. “Call Ahead Carry-out From Menu” Although this concert is a combined effort of the Bedford County Emergency Services, they ask for support and contributions from the entire county community. All contributions will be channeled through the Bedford County Fire Department, Chief 161 North Main Street Mark Thomas. The youth of Bedford County as well as surrounding communities will receive the benefits of this organized event. Sunday - 10:30 am - 3:00 pm Emergency Services Day Out Earlier in the day, the Emergency Services of Shelbyville and Bedford County with Monday-Thursday 10:30 am - 9:00 pm expected participation from The Tennessee Highway Patrol, National Guard, Air EVAC, and ATF, will be holding Bedford County’s first Emergency Services Day Out. This is Friday-Saturday 10:30 am - 9:00 pm an effort to enlighten the community about the county’s Emergency Services and what they have to offer. This information could be very important when an actual emergency Every occurs. The event will also be held at the Calsonic Arena, 9 a.m. till 2 p.m. Check out our Saturday Please additional information; contact Jason Barber, Asst. Chief Unionville Fire Department @ 931-294-5223. Facebook page Morning for Friday & Saturday night Breakfast live music line-up Buffet Electronic Recycling Program All You Can Eat Great news! Starting August 1, 2012, The City of Eagleville will begin a new service 7 am - 11 am for its residents. Employees of the Eagleville Police and Fire Departments will pick NOW SERVING up old/broken televisions and computer equipment to transport to a recycling center in Catfish Dinner & Ribeye Steak $5.99 Murfreesboro. There will be no cost to City of Eagleville residents for this service. Mayor Tune and the City Council recognized the need for this type of assistance, especially for senior citizens; as disposing of heavy televisions, computers and electronic equipment PIZZA Menu is not allowed at the local Rutherford County trash collection site in Eagleville. Whole 16 in. Pizza Pie - Add $1 each additional topping: Citizens can call Eagleville City Hall at 615-274-2922 to schedule a pickup. Pepperoni, Italian Sausage, Ham, Bacon, Banana Peppers, Monday – Thursday: 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Green Peppers, Black Olives, Green Olives, Jalapenos, Friday: 8:00 am - noon. Mushrooms, Onions, Pineapple 16 in. Cheese or Single Topping $12.99 CALENDER OF EVENTS Extra Cheese to any pizza - add $1.00 1st Saturday Night Each Month - Country Music & Dance at the Community Center in Eagleville. Specialty Pizzas (Whole Pizza Pies only) Jan 13 - Mar 3 “Wedding Dresses Through the Decades” Elegant and • BBQ Chicken Pizza - tangy BBQ sauce, pulled chicken, red fashionable wedding dresses worn by ladies from the 1870’s to 1940’s will be on display onions and mozzarella....$16.99 at the exhibit Jan. 13 through March 3, 2013 in Maney Hall at Oaklands Historic House Museum. The exhibit is in conjunction with “Language of Love and Courtship” tours also • Cheeseburger Pizza - beef, bacon, red onion, dill pickle and taking place through March 3, 2013. Both are included with regular admission to the cheddar cheese....$17.99 museum. “The clothing and textiles are now very fragile and delicate,” said Nila Gober, curator of Oaklands. “We look forward to sharing the hidden collections of Oaklands and • “The House on Main!” - Everything Pizza....$21.99 others in the community with our visitors.” The exhibit will be open 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Monday- • Hawaiian Pizza - shaved Ham & Pineapple....$13.99 Saturday and 1 – 4 p.m. Sundays. For more information, visit www.oaklandsmuseum.org. • Meat Lovers Pizza - beef, bacon, ham, Italian sausage and Feb 28-Mar 3 Nashville Lawn & Garden Show at the Tennessee State Fairgrounds. 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