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AME DISTRICT CHURCH SCHOOL CONVENTI·ON African Proverb The Tremendous Tampa District Church School Convention was at St. Even though you may be James AME Church In Progress Village. The theme was "Celebrating lnher­ taller than your father, ltage: What We Have, Who We Are, Where We Are Going." The Host Church you are still not his equal. School Superintendent was Cathalene Kinsler. Among the ministers who were program participants, from left to right: Reverend Michael Price Rev­ erend Walter Daniels, Sr., Presldirg Elder, South Atlanta District, North Georgia Annual Conference, closing day speaker· Rev. Dr. Henry Lyons closing evening speaker, and Rev. Henry E. Green, Jr., Presiding Elder. (Pho­ tograph by lomax Mcintyre) 7 1, 0 c; FeabJres N ~~~~~~------Police Chiel, Citv Council Woman Indicted·In Police Murder Case Chair Answer Calls BY IRIS B. HOLTON Sentinel City Editor

BY LEON B. CREWS Last week, a federal grand Sentinel Staff Writer jury handed down an indict­ ment on a woman involved If you tuned into the in the deaths of two Tampa Michelle B. Patty/Corey Police officers. She is "King Cobra" Show accused of concealing the Saturday morning, you fact that a man accused of heard commentary from killing the officers was a Tampa Police Chief, Jane felon in possession of a Castor, and Tampa City firearm. Council Chair, Thomas On Wednesday, a federal Scott. grand jury indicted Ms. Councilman Scott first Cortnee Brantley, 22, on - talked about the change in the charge of concealing a of July 2nd, is accused of fees for the city's parks and TAMPA POLICE CH1EF CITY COUNCIL CHAIR person from arrest She was shooting Officer David recreation centers, and JANE CASTOR THOMAS SCOTT arrested during th~ early Curtis and Officer Jeffrey explained how those fees morning hours of July 3rd. Kocab, both 31 years old, had be n made more afford­ After being arrested, Ms. when they attempted to able. He was also asked Apartments. We needed to they did, and together they Brantley, remained in jail arrest him on a worthless about the Dontae Morris get him off the streets, and have 9 children and we've for 6 days before a federal check charge. situation. that was the focus of offi­ agre d to help them with judge released her on a Ms. Brantley drove away A calkr asked Council- cers. h:tck to . chool supplies and 25 , 000 bond. She must from the scene, reportedly ~ man Scott why arc author­ "We received leads he was housing. I know they were wear a GPS monitor on her running over the leg of one c at those apartments. The deeply affected by what hap­ a: ities seeking the death leg and is currently on house of the officers. She was later u.. penalty for the murders of feedback I've gotten is peo­ pened." arrest. located at the Bristol Bay c the two officers and not the ple agreed with the action Chief Castor said no Dontae Morris was a Apartment Complex and z we took. I've spoken with < other two men. one's rights were violated passenger in Ms. questioned for several hours. Scott said, "I'ou have to the publisher of the Florida during the search for Brantley's vehicle when it However, she was later c~ all the facts. From what I Sentinel Bulletin , Kay Morris. wa stopped by police during released without being en know, the weapon used in Andrews, and Michelle Mlf anyone feels thei r the early morning hours of charged. w Patty, and discussed with June 29th. The ,·chicle was Judge Mark A. Pizzo ~ the shootings has not been right were \~olated. call me. .... recovered, and I think that's them what was going on. Morris needed to be off the topped because the license conducted the hearing. > a: why the State Attorney took The police c.' Morris off the street does w "As far as Delores Keen, no reservations about what dered to police on the night Grady Irvin. not give officers an excuse C Wislande Louis-Paul he did. I hope the video is w to act in an unprofessional ::z:: Dodson, and Renee never released. I don't think !:a Roundtree, the three itis somethi ng anyone ~ young ladies who came to should watch." ::l the aid of the officers is con­ Councilman Scott '"11 ~ cemed, the decision of what a ked why he and hi col­ ~ to do for them is made by leagu selected Curtis ~ the city's administrative Stokes to fill an interim ..J djvision. We should com­ ~ mend them on their action , _j because that's what being a ~ good citizen means. It' t::: unfortunate they are being Z threatened for what they ~ wd. We should be proud of < what they did and offer e them congratulations." ~ Chief Castor was asked ii about the impact the ear h for Morris had on resi­ dents at Kenneth/John on Court Apartm nt , and whatfs being don forth m. Chief Ca tor said, "I think the ntir · city was traumatized by Morri , not just the residents of Kenneth/Johnson Court

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Thee units in North Boulevard Homes were completely destroyed by fire Saturday. Fireman Eric Stokes saved 18-month-old Makayla Bryant from one of the burning apartments.

At 4 p.m. Saturday, Tampa their way upstairs. Upstairs, Delores Williams was in fire. They got out safely. "We jumped up, grabbed Fire Rescue units responded they reported hearing a child her apartment sleeping when Investigators discovered my four daughters, and an to an apartment building on sc rea ming, and found he r someone knocked on the that Jordan's son had been out. I wasn't able to save a· fire in the 1500 block of West inside a bedroom , Fireman door, asking to borrow her playing with a lighter, had thing." Main Street, the North Eric Stokes found the child fire extinguisher. A couple of dropped some burning paper Johnson said she had just Boulevard Homes Public and ca rried her outside. She minutes late r. the re was on the bed, and the bed and moved into the apartment in Housing Complex. was treat d on the scene and someone beating on the door some nearby clothing caught March, and lived directly next 'TI When units arrived, they transported to a local hospi­ telling her to get out because fire. The child will be referred door to the unit where the fire r­ reported seeing smoke com­ tal. the buildi;,g was on fire. to the Juvenile Firestarters started. She also said she had ~ ing from the top floor of a The child was later identi­ Williams reportedly told Program. started shopping for her kid's ~ two-story building. Within a fied as 18 - mo nth-o ld fire investigators b the time Authorities said 10 apart­ back-to-school clothing, and matter of minutes, the flames Makayla Bryant. She suf­ she remembered the toddler ments in the building were all of that is gone. we nt through the roof of the fered severe s moke inhala­ was upstairs. the smoke was ~ heavily damaged, and 9 fami­ According to T.H.A Public Z building, and as fire crews tion. but no burns. ond w as too thick to get back inside. attacked the flames, one of initially reported to he in crit­ According to a nother resi­ lies, about 28 people, were Relations Director, Lillian ~ the engine crews was told ical condition. On Sunday, dent, Williams is displaced. The American Red Stringer, a clothing drive m there was a child missing hospital officials said she had Ma.kayla's aunt. Cross has provided temporary will be implemented by the r;­ from one of the units. been released. Investigator dcterm i ned housing for all of the families, agency, however all the ~ and th e T a mpa Housin g details have not been worked r- Fire Crews e nt e red the In vesti~ator~ from th e tha t Regina Jordon was in r- apartment on the first floor Tampa Fire Mar hal"s Office the bathroom of her apart­ authority will also seek to OUL m searching for the child. They and Tampa Police were on the ment when she heard a pop­ relocate the families to other The Sentinel will post the ~ found nothing and worked scene. They reported that ping sound. She came out of units. information in Friday's edi- '"0 the bathroom and found her One of the fire victims, tion, or you can call the c: -year-old on in the bed­ Angel Johnson, said she Tampa Housing Authority at m room and the bedroom on was awakened by her sister. 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Nephew Tommy, a .k.a., His most recent accom­ a dispute on how the ac­ Thomas Miles, will appear plishment was to serve as the cident oocured at th Tampa lmprov ntro host for the three-night Ybor. But, h i not coming • Transportation Available NEPHEW TOMMY A.K.A. Essence Music Festival in alone. He plans to bring sev­ THOMAS MILES New Orleans, LA. • Auto Repair - Body Shop ern.! characters that appear on ...appearing at the lmprov He has also made television the Steue Har ey Morning appears on Showh'me At The • Medical Care Provided Show with him. And, h e going on. "I do my r earch Comic 1 on the places I visit and I cre­ Apollo B.E. T. 's w. • Phannacy - ffee Delivery promis that they will be in ister-Sister, and The full costume and full affect. ate my routine out of that. Parkers. • Specializing In: Car, Bus, "I'm not ~rfonnin.g alone. oming out f the left sid of This is 'not the first tim Th nam - of th sho' is my brain's way o thinking, I Bicycle, Motorcycle, Slip that Tommy has 'isit d "' Three Ladies And A till try to bring awareness to & Fall, Pedestrian Inci­ Tommy, " o don't be tat . what's going on in the world. Tampa. Those who ha' e dents, Loss Wages, Tommy opens the show he's While Tommy i wildly ntt •nded his bows befor Wrongful Death And in th middl , and at th nd. known for his antics on the know that they ~ ill be too busy laughing to WOIT) about More ... The three ladies are Kclsha, Steue Harvey Morning Show, who we call Lll Bl~, B-Phlat, he is by no means new to the their own problems. And, for and Sonya D. But, I'm also comedy arena. thos who haven t b en to bringing Eugene, Oabneal, Tommy had his beginnings on of hi shows, Tommy Call Michelle B. 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W.W. Andrewa 1874-1931 (1919) C. Blythe Andrewa 1901-1977 (1945) hear all the time, that racism that comes attached need to stop talking about C. Blythe Andrewa, Jr. 11130-2010 (1877) race is a conversation to the word race. Racism is race and racism. I am just I that America needs to something that lives in the saying we need to spe.pd S. KAY ANDREWS, PUBUSHER C. BLYTHE ANDREWS Ill, PRESIDENT/CONTROLLER have. hearts and souls of men and more time concentrating .qn GWEN HAYES. EDITOR I ask, have a conversation women. doing something about IRIS HOLTON, CITY EDITOR HAROLD ADAMS. CIRCULATION MANAGER and say what? There are those who often racism and less time jtiSt BETTY DAWKINS. ADVERTISING DIRECTOR I ask that question because criticize the NAACP for being talking about it. TOYNETTA COBB, PRODUCTION MANAGER LAVORA EDWARDS, CLASSIFIED MANAGER race is a subject Americans up and down on racism and We can talk until we get have talked about for years. race. That may or may not be blue in the face and not Subscriptlons·S«.oo-6 Months Both Editions: $87.()()-Per Year Both Edltlons. The problem with race has true. But give the NAACP change one thing. not been a lack of words, but ()pniont ~ on edllorilll P11QM ollhll ~ by Coalmnllca 01 a.-1 ~ credit. The Civil Rights or­ Dr. Martin Luther do net -'Y relied 1he edilorllll-.ce ol The Floridlllendnel ...... Ollhe l'ubWIIt. a lack of action. ganization doesn't spend all King, Jr. made a Jot of im­ Race is for real and has of its energy talking about provements in race relations. lived in America every since race and spends more time Dr. King spoke some mem­ the first slave ship landed in fighting racism. They have orable, pretty and influential Am eri ca. That was more long said, talk is cheap but, words, but it was the actions ~ ConuratulaUons Broolls­ than 400 years ago. Over the action is what makes a real that he led or encouraged c years, we have said all that difference. that made the changes. a: we need to say about race. While I don't believe the LL Actions like the bus boy­ DeBanolo School The time now is for some se­ President needs to spend c ~------~ cott, the sit-ins and the Z congratulations to Brooks-DeBartolo Collegiate rious and widespread ac­ time talking about race, I do protest demonstrations are c( High School for receiving a grade of Con its 2010 tions. believe that he must spend all examples of actions that ~ Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test (FCAT). Do I believe that America time trying to curb racism. resulted in changes. free ~ Having been under the threat of closure after earning a will ever be completely Racism is expensive, divi­ Let's do what we can to de­ w grade of D in 2009, officials of the school can breathe a of race or racism? I don't sive and detracts from the fang racism, make it less think so. It is not race that is ~ sigh of relief. We congratulate Principal PhUdra common good. dangerous to live with and Swagger, founder and the staff for so bad. Instead, it is the I > No am not saying we maybe even to eliminate it. a: having implemented tutorial and mentorlng programs ~w that helped raise the students' FCAT scores. The school is to be congratulated for having garnered ~ the volunteer support of members of Delt Sigma Theta ' ~ Sorority, Inc. to tutor Brooks-DeBartolo students and a ~ local education profe or to help train and mentor its m teachers. ~ We encourage other organizations retired educators z and professionals to lend their support to Brooks­ ;:: DeBartolo School to help the organization achieve its ~ goals and improve hs grade above a C. -J ID~1- · ------~ ~------~ ~ When Death Does ~ Not Seam Equal 0c( ~------~ 116eet Major Sha·wna would be more fun to fl y a Italy. Attached to the sssth C I ndeed, the Black community and all right-thinJd. n. .g .l r~ Rochelle Kim- fighter jet." Kimbrell grad­ Fighter Squadron Kimbrell ii: readers find themselves in a quandary, these days, brell, the Air Force's uated from the United States admits she has faced bias as g regarding the death penalty recently soqbt for sus- Black female fighter pilot. In Air Force Academy in 1998 a Black and as a female, as LL pected murderer Dontae Morris. the real world of combat and earned her pilot's wings she pushed herself to over­ On the one side are Hillsboroush County prosecutors fighter pilots Kimbrell has in 1999. Even though women come physical and societal who have sought the death penalty against Morris for in­ flown more than 945 hours had been permitted to enter bias challenges. volvement in the ldlling of two pollee officers. On the in the multi-million dollar F­ pilot training since 1976, gov­ In 20o6, Kimbrell gave other side are the families of Morris' other two shooti03 t6 Fighting Falcon combat ernment officials did not give birth to her son; a decision, victims. aircraft, including 176 com­ women the opportunity to which caused her to interrupt The families bitterly complain that their loved-ones' bat hours. So, the next time enroll in fighter pilot training her career as a pilot. Her llves are surely as equal to the llves of the two slain pollee you watch a movie showing or to fly combat missions pregnancy prevented her officers, and should therefore be used as reasons to seek F-16s in combat missions, until1993. from entering the plane's a death sentence for Dontae Morris. The question be­ look for at least one of the pi­ Therefore, Kimbrell cockpit for nine months plus comes, what is equal and what is not? lots to be a Black woman. struggled to adjust to a male recovery time. Afterwards. The answer may well surprise us all. Protected by state Kimbrell's accomplish­ dominated career, which in­ she was required to enroll in and national law, police officers continue to be given ment was a major achieve­ cluded "flight gear, uniforms, retraining. special treatment regarding violence perpetrated against ment fo r a woman of any and equipment designed and Kimbrell s military deco­ them. That means, prosecutors had every right to seek the death penalty against Morris for the posslbillty of color in a world of 14,000 optimized for men." Her first rations include the National killing two lawmen. United States Air Force pi­ operational a$signment was Defeo e Seivice Medal Iraqi Should the taking of the other two Uves not be seen as lots, 3,700 of whom are at Misawtt Air Base Japan. Campaign Medal, Global deserving of the strictest punishment? The answer is fighter pilots. Of that group, From Misawa, Kimbrell War on Terrorism Service "Yes," but not on the level of a law enforcement profes­ only 70 are female pilots. flew combat missions in Medal and the Korean De­ sionaL Certainly, the two men's famllies will not be Kimbrell is a one-of-a-kind 2001. Other than F-16s, fense Service Medal. happy to hear what toms out to be a constitutional truth. woman, wife and mother. Kimbrell also flew fighter So the De).t tim· you look Most likely, many Black citizens will not feel satisfied The Parker, Colorado na­ planes such as the T-35, T-37 up and hear a jet break the ~ In understanding the definition of constitutional law tive grew up wanting to be­ and T-3. sound barrier, think of w when lt comes to deelcllng who clles for whom. But the come an astronaut, but In 2009, Kimbrell was Shawna Kimbrell. Sh <:» ... •11ae1aw. Aad now we understand a little bit more decided at the age of 14 after the only female pilot sta­ broke both the race and gen~ ...... _title death penalty works. her first flying lesson that "it tioned at Aveano Air Base, der barrier. Harambee! Horoscopes/ soaps fictures From The fast Horoscopes Today's Birthday -- You achieve balanced results this year by fo­ cusing on a couple of areas: responsible partnership must be balanced against your powerful desire for independence. Inspired creativity and luck go hand in hand to round out your formula for success. Leo_(July 23-Aug. 22) - Today's effort holds together nicely, as you cater to the independence requested by others while meeting your own needs. Listen to everyone. Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - Extra effort pays off big today with work behind closed doors. You gain the independence you've sought, and possibly a promotion. 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Others are certainly using theirs. z and together you can get a lot done. m Cancer (June 22-July 22) - If you demand independence today, r- forward progress moves along smoothly. You've done all the listening, llJ and now it's up to you. c: r­ r­ m ::! z '"D c: llJ c Soaps en % ALL MY CHlLDREN - Liza makes a d a) with David; Damian m confronts Colby; Greenlee a ks David why he did nothing to help c Ryan.David agrees to time apart from Greenlee: Tad i torn ben\ n m believing Liza or Damon; David threaten to expose Green) . RBndi m< returns from her modeling trip; Colby and Damon mak plans to lea\·e JJ Pine Valley for good; Madison becom con rned about Ryt~ n ' m m­ < -f ory. c: AS THE WORLD TURNS -Carty and Jack stumbl across an in­ m timate Parker and Faith; Luke tries to teach Reid people kills. hris C/) reveals his feelings for Katie and his aspirations to m chi f; Bar- c bara's credit card is used at a ling ri ore, Paul and H nry in ~ tigate. 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DAYS OF OUR LIVES- Kat holds th cards to Mad Un ' t· Hope tells Bo bow much h means to h r; WUJ ofJ rs to b lp had fill in the blanks about his mom; Nathan mo in with t phanj ; Th tells Lexie about Hop 's treasur coli ctioo of wall ts. Ariannil and Rai fight about her fri ndshjp with EJ; Carl tri to comfort · ani I, who is confused by Chloe' eTTa tic behavior; Kat i surprised that had wishes to her; Brady oil rs to h lp out Nicol with om mon . EJ helps Samj smooth things ov r ·with Johnny; Maggi · discov rs that Nicole is drawing Brady back in; Nicole g ts EJ to gl¥ h r cash in change for b silenc ; Justin confides to Adrienn that h thinks something is not right with Hope. GENERAL HOSPITAL - Jason pulls a gun on Dante; Franco's art exhibit may b fuJ I of tri ks; Maxi warns Robin that Li a I up to no good. Dant warns Jason not to go too far; Uz rumbl motionally; Clair propos s that Sonny give h r a bab . Spin 11i oil rs Ja on and Sam a uniqu chanc to b tog th r· Ja · and Sky g •t close in Bar lona; Brook pulls Johnny into a hot kiss. ONE LIFE TO UFE · Blair r ~ r s th calatlng batt) b tween Dorian and David; Eli manipulat r ords to put an nd to R 's in ­ vestigatJon; Layla and ristian mak a h artbr aking d i ion. Tea, Todd, Dani lle and Nat tak a trip to New York; · ol admits to Starr that he almost slept with Hannah; Ell pulls th wool ov r Blfiir's . 'fodd has a change of heart; Inez g ts pull ed ov r b Bo for driving er­ ratically; R x and K lly hit a roadblock in their irtv ligation. YOUNO AND THE RESTI.ESS • hlo and H nth r hav an. x­ plo iv onfrontation; Jack pleads with Emil . Abby make a daring move to show Ashl y h means bu in ss; Sky d mund th truth This is a 1962 photo of Howard W. Bll\k1 ' Junior arsity ba ketball team s th y fin­ from Adam. N ll do n't want So Aa anywher n nr hjs fnmll ; Laur n ish ed as runner ups during a tournam •nt. At th far right is th father of BA star . Ubert reaches out to ,Jill. Arenas, Oilb •rt Arenas, Sr. a!;J Greetin(gs Local Breakfast For Kendrick Meek A Prayer Breakfast was held at St. John Progressive M. B. Church recently .in support of Congressman Kendrick Meek. Rev. Bart Banks, pastor, welcomed those in attendance; Mrs. Vanessa Banks sang, and Rev. Albert Gallmon, pastor of Peace M. B. Church, gave the prayer. (Photos by Lomax Mcintyre)

MS. LAQUITA Amon g the minist rs in attendance were: Rev. Dr. George Berry, host pastor, Rev. Dr. 7/27 Bartholomew Banks, Congressman Kendrick Meek, Eld.er Henry Green, Rev. Payson and Rev. Albert Gallmon. Happy 26th birthday, Ma! W you un nditionally. Love, Maddysin and Ja.

Mrs. Van Banks sang. Left to right: Marvin Knight, Vivian Heyward, Dianne Hart, Lydia Hudson and Sharon Carter.

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Mary Lovett and h r hu • b a nd John laud Lovett Th se breakfa · t gu t:s inelud d 3608 N. 15th(Com rOfla~) 81 were In attendance. andra Wa hlngton Donna Doug) ------~~~------,~ Local ~F'f~l~------~rn Church To Host 'Know ~ Dress For c.. Success luncheon Your Rights' Seminar ~ N -..J On Wednesday, July Some of the topics that sored by New Salem M. B. "' 111 28 , the New Salem Mi s­ will be discussed are what Church and the American ~ sionary Baptist Church, to do if topped by the po­ Civil Liberties Union of 0 405 N. Oregon Ave nu e, will li ce ; in your home; if you're Florida. host a "Know Your stopped for questioning; if The event is free and Rights" Seminar. The yo u're stopped in your car; open to the public. For event will take pl ace fro m 7 and if you're arrested or more information contact p.m. until 8 :30 p.m., at the taken to a police station. Mrs. Best at (813) 251- church. The eve nt is being spon- 3389.

Left to right: Lydia Pizarro, coordina tor of Professional Wome n 's Group; Pat Ellington, fou nder, and Katie McGill, Execu tive Director.

The luncheon for Dress For ucce Profe sional Women's Report Reveals Florida Group wa held at Ragan Park auditorium. (Photography by BRUNSON) Unprepared To Protect Children

W III T N, D.. - hildren's . Programs. Commissioned by Save "TTr- -A lma t five y ar after The 2010 Year report found the Children and conducted 0 Hurricane Katrina a ne\ that 38 states and the Dis­ by Brown Buckley :::D Mother Warns About report reveal that Florida trict of Columbia did not Tucker the report re­ i! meet only two out of four meet all four ba ic tan­ viewed four key standards enI minimum criteria identified dard and even states met identified b Save the Chil- zm Beautv School b av the Chi ldren for zero tandard . dren: plans for evacuation, :::! protecting childr n in di a - Hurricane Katrina reunification with families Z BY LEON B. CREWS tacted the school on June t r . demon trated what can hap­ and evacuation for special 11 ~ Sentinel StaffWriter 21 and poke with the di­ The report i the econd pen when children are not needs kids at childcare facil- m rector. She talked to h r di a t r preparedn re­ accounted for in di aster ities as well as e acuation ~ th Ro e Shield aid she again next day. port r I a d by a e the planning. plans at schools. · J;; beard that students at ar a "I asked her if b want d :::! beauty schools do excell ent me to bring my child in for z work and don't charge a her to ee the damage. he ., c much a salon . told me it wa sn't a ROOd idea m · "Being the single m ther to do that. he al o told m c of two daughters age 8 and I may not have a choic but en % 14, I decided to vi it one." to cut her hair off." m On Saturday June 19 1h, Sh ield aid her daugh­ c m Shields and her daughter ter ha be n ve r ·ly trau­ Public Hearings Held Bv < went to a local beaut matized by the in cident and m :::D school. When she arrived i embarra ed to allo' an ·­ < she told them her 8-year-old one to see hr with h r hair ~ Chaner Review Board c bad a sensitive calp and be gone. m wanted someone who could •1 understand it's ber of County Commi - ~ do a relax r rea]) w II. school, but 1 still f I th ioner Districts. ~ "An instructor at th hav to b h ld a c untabl An changes to the Hills- l> school told me sb had put for th ir stud nt . Th r - borou. h County Home Rule z my daught r in good hand . fus d to acknowl dg an - barter would go before C The student put th r lax r thing had b n don wrong voters for approval in o- :a on her bead, n t moving and w r not prof i nat in vember 2010 or o ember c very fast, and without an in­ the way they handl d m 2012. All meetings and pub- ~ structor guiding her. and my situation." lie bearings are televised by "When my daught r A p rson who id ntified On Friday, July J01h, the Hillsborough Television, started to burn, the stud nt hers If as th dir ctor of the board will discuss the posi­ which airs on Channel 622 took her to the back, had h r school said sh was not in­ tion of hanging th name of on Bright House, and Chan- lay back over the shampoo ter st d in dis us ing tb th lnt rnal Performance nel 22 on Verizon FiOS and bowl, and while th r lax r situation with th m dia. Auditor. Th me ting will b Comca t Cable. wa stil1 in h r bead p ur d coca cola on top h r h ad, saying it would stop th burning." Shield said sh had never heard of anyone doing that in her !if ' but sine h was at th s ho 1, sh felt it was som thing t h tud nt had be n taught. "Two days lat r, my daughter bad su h bad burns in b r s alp; h r hair was stuck to h r h ad and sb had to b tak n to a do - tor. The doctor told m th burns were du to over-pro­ c ing. Now, sh has sor s and s abs on h r s nip and hydro ortis n r om hn s b n pres rib d for her." hi Ids aid she on - ~ . Local N 1'­ ------~------N ~ Advisorv Group Provides Mr. And Ms. Friendlv Crowned :::>-., Friendly Missionary Bapti st were: the Youth Choir, Pas to r and Asleen Griffin. ~ Opportunities For Youth Church, under the leadershi p of Miller, Deacon J essie Contestants fo r the crowns c en BY LEON B. CREWS Rc vc•·c nd .Johnnie Mille r , Hobdy, Deacon Louis Hud­ were Patricia Ferrell­ :::>w Se ntine l Stuff Write r held its Mr. and Ms. Friendly s on, Evangelist Hazel Sin­ Munter, Tracy Ford, Deacon I- Day coronatio n recently. gle ton, Tayna Gordon, Elbert Ford and Deacon Sid­ East Tampa Now is an advisory Blanche Ne aly presided over Miller Male Chon.~ s, Mother ney Jones. Patricia Ferrell­ group fo unded 8 years ago by the program. The guest speaker Helen Woody , Tina Smith, Munter was crowned Ms. Chloe Coney and Margaret was Julia Love of First Mis­ De a. Lewis Williams, Dea. Friendly and Deacon Elbert Butler. The group was put to­ Baptist Church of Alex Bethea, Minister Keith Ford was crowned Mr. gether to provide a platform for King, Renee Zeigler, April Friendly. (Photography by whatever is going on in East Other program participants and Alex (worship in dance) Julia Jackson) Tampa, and to enrich the lives of yo uth. East Tampa Now is partnered with the University of South Florida, Neighborworks of America, the CDC of Tampa, and the School District of Hillsbor­ ough County. Resident coordinator for E.T. Now, Evangeline Best , said they get to build a computer · she's been involved with the from scratch, then take it home." group since its inception. Ms. Best said the youth will "Under Neighborworks of also learn video/audio photogra­ America, we attend national phy through the CDC's Prodigy training session and bring back Program, receive life ski ll train­ vital information. We a) o pro­ ing, and how to improve their vide bus tour of East Tampa, social skills. They also will be and learn more about its history taught journalism techni ques and futur . and other skills. ~ "We attend d a conference re­ "Wi th tutors volunteering to c cently, and had to prepare an ac­ Captured in the audience, help us, the yo uth will work n Elder Dr. Willie J. Williams, a: tion plan on what we felt could u.. improving thei r r ading and pastor of Mt. Moriah PB c be done to revitalize East writing kill . " Church, and in the rear, Erica z Tampa." To participate in the group, the Pastor Johnnie Miller and First Lady, Katherine Miller. Harrington. c( Ms. Best said they also youth have to be between 10 ~ wanted to work with young peo­ and 14 years old , live in the East c ple and help them develop com­ Tampa Community Revitaliza­ en w munication kill . tion Partnership boundaries, at­ ~ "We were able to put together a tend a chool in East Tampa. or I- plan that will provide an nrich­ be involved in church or r rc- a:> ment program for u tud nt for ation activiti in t Tamp . w the summer. Th al o mu t willing to >w "We've al o partnered with lcam. c Computer Mentors and they will N\ figu if w could help 10 w provide technical comput r kid . we would be succ ful' ~ training for young peopl , and id M. t. :J m :::>~------£1. z ti Mother, Ailing Son Face EvicUon ..J ..J:::> Crystal Daniels has been m praying hard that a donor is ..:. found for her 9-year-old on . w Uoyd Jones. Jon has been z diagnosed with hyper eosinipilic § syndrome and needs a bon w marrow transplant. Only one in en his family is a match. c( Q With aU of her energy and a: focus being on her son's medical 0 condition, Daniels said she ~ 11 ..J u.. behind in her rent payments, and she and Uoyd will be evicted any day now. ·1 expect us to be homeless in a matter of days. I tried to explain to them what was going on with my son and the fa t that I had LOOKING FOR just moved into th apartm nt, but they w r n't v ry sympa· RELATIVE thetic." Dani I said she own d Machelle Pickett $1.400 in rent paym nts, but (Mother, Linda after they add d the cost of h r Moreno/Father, Huey eviction, that figur rose to $1,800. Pickett) •t can't be hom less right now, b use that would bring In Please Contact other agenci s for me to d al Your Cousin, with and all of my attention needs to stay on my son. l'v · Patricia b n d ni · d assistanc through Mason Givens so ial s rvi es." co Immediately at Reporter u on B. Crews can be reached at (81.3) ll48-0724, or e·malled at MlSII Friend)y with, Tayna Gordon , Deloris Andert!IOn , Mother H ~ 813-877-5944 lcrew •@flsentfn l.com. Bridget Brown and Coretta Rodriqu s. ------~------~~ w~l ffi en c Open House Planned For Warner ~ 18th Annual Gourmet Gents Universitv In PartnershiP With The 18th Annual Go urmet Gents was held at Higgins Hall with an overfl owing crowd. The event is sponsored annually by the Coalition of 100 Black Women, Tampa Chapter. (Photography by BRUN­ 34th Street Church 01 God SON) There is great excitement in the air of 34th Street Church of God. They have embarked upon a task not many churches na­ tionally can affirm. Warner Uni­ versity, an independent and regionally accredited Christian University in Central Florida, announced this week the start of an innovative relationship with the 34th Street Church of God of Tampa. Reverend Dr. Thomas Scott and his associate, Rev­ erend Dr. Jeffery Alex DR. TIIOMAS SCO'IT The e Gourmet Gents arc Anthony Jones, \\'alter Bethea, Jared Johnson, contacted the univer­ Green, William Lewis, Jo cph Bunts and David Bunts . Gents, Rev. Zachery Hudson and Angelo Johnson. sity earlier this year seeking to bring a Christian higher educa­ tion program to their local church community. After weeks of talks, the church announces that beginning this fall adult stu­ dents of the area will be able to ., complete their Associates degree r- through the online programs. 0 Jl This collaboration will offer to c the Tampa Bay area fully accred­ > ited university courses to obtain en m associate, bachelors and mas­ z ter' degrees in a Christian envi­ :::f z ronment. m tudents will enroll in just two r- 1 online courses every 8 weeks. OJ tuden will also benefit from c: participating in weekly instruc­ A Coffee and Dessert ~ tional labs to be held at the 34th House is planned for August 3 ~ treet hurch on Tuesday P.M. at the 34th Street Church z nights. Once tudents com­ of God to help answer ""D plete their Associate" degree about all of the ffi they ";JJ be ready to complete available programs and the ! one of \ arner niversity's two partnership with the church. ~ bachelor' degree programs in The public is invited to m bu iness or ministry. Dr. Jeff learn more about this new C Patricia Wingo and Arlene Timmons represented Oriental Flo; h Market. Hayes, the online program co­ nership. ~ ordinator. reports that most tu­ After the Open House on m dcnt at Warner receive orne gust 3, 2010, on August 21, 201 ~ form of financial aid. there will be orientation ...,. Warner has been offering an classes will begin on August 31, ffi onl ine Associate"s and Bache­ 2010. en lor· degre-e si nce the 1999-2000 Contact the church office ~ academic ~>ear . Later. the scl10ol more details at (81.3) 248-6548, < hegan offering an online Ma ter ext. 223 to peak to Dr. > of Science in fanagement. Johnson for more information. .,~ Jl c ------~~

Ch ena and Tina at the Gour­ m l Gents event.

Gent Marvin Knight, center, Is s hown with John DeMuro, lye Morgan, Chloe Con y , Lisa Danl Is and Cynthia Jones.

Gents taking a break while th • gu and George W. Wilds. Mike and Makladh Blaylock. Auditor Retires After First Annual Magnificent 25 Years Of Service c~ Escort Presentation Held en BY IRIS B. HOLTON w Sentinel City Editor :::» BY IRIS B. HOLTON 1- Sentinel City Editor After graduating from high school, a Tampa woman con­ For several years, the Tampa tinued her education as a Cotillion-Debutante Organiza­ Mathematics major. She uti­ tion has held events focusing lized her education to obtain attention on young ladies in employment with the federal the community. However, last government as a Civilian em­ weekend, the organization ployee. held its First Annual Magnifi­ Now, after 25 years of service, cent Escort Presentation. Ms. Norma Hall Marshall The event was held at the Ra­ will complete her last day at mada Hotel-Westshore and MacDill Air Force Base as an eight young men were intro­ Auditor on Friday. Her niece, du<'ed to society. Each received Ms. Evelyn Hall, said she is MS. NORMA IIAI.I. MARSIIAL.L his tuxedo jacket, which sym­ paying this surprise tribute to .. . Retires afier bolized the wming of ·man­ JAMES LANG, JR. RAMON WILLINGHAM her aunt because she is deserv­ 25 years of service hood." ... Alumnj Escort ... Alumni Escort ing of it. The Mistress of Ceremony 7-Year Member 2-Year Member "She raised me and taught me Wanting to be closer to horne. was Mrs. Carolyn Plum­ a lot about life. She taught me Ms. Marshall transferred to mer Riley and Atlorney about the importance of educa­ the Air Force Base in Pen­ Norman Harris served as tion. about saving money, and sacola. Florida. and n·maincd the Master of Ce remony. Ms. I just love her." Ms. Hall said . there for ahout 6 vcars before Mattie Telfair Cooper is the ~ Ms. Marshall attended the coming home. program director. C public schools of Hillsborough Ms. Marshnll. who rclc­ Other men in the commu­ ft County. She graduated from hratcd her tioth birthday on nity wh o were rccogni7-ed were 0 Middleton High School in .June 30th. was treated to a sur­ Or. George Fox..x, Robert z 1968. She continued her cduca­ prise hirthday party bv her MBobby" Plummer. Dayle ment at a Na·;al Base in Merid­ fa milv and frit·rH is. Sill' also Thl' Alumni Escorts an· a: ian. Mississippi . She remained pla ns on traveling and ralt'h up w James Lang. Jr .. Terrence >w, ______at that base for nearly 20 years. on her reading. __ Peoples. Richard Russell. and Ramon Willingham. RICHARD RUSSELL James is thl' son of Ms. \'a­ ... Alumni Escort ... Alumni Escort ~ ..;.FY.....;;..;...I------­ lt•rie Hernandez and 3-Year Mem ber 2-Year Member en :J James Lang. Sr. ·n H· 21 - Middleton Class 011958 ycar-old attends E\'ercst Uni­ ~ The MiddJeton Senior High Everett and Leroy Harden, \'crsity and i a member of a. School Class of 1958 will hold its Sr. Revealing Truth Ministries. ~ business meeting on Friday, The new business on the Terrence is a member of tu July 30, 2010, 5:30 p. m., at the agenda will be "gift baskets." New Bethel M. B. Church. He -I 22nd St. Police Dept. Sector Of- John Shipp, president, Rose is currently enrolled at Erwin fice, 3808 N. 22nd St. Bring a Pearl Gambrell Jones, re­ 5 Technical School and is the son Ol covered dish. porter. of Ms. Katie Foreman and ~ We wiJJ remember our class­ For more infonnati on, call Mitton Peoples. ~ mates. Ms. Ethel Inez (813) 420- 1442- Richard is the son of Ms. ~z Areva Green and is also pur­ w T11111111 sarcaldasls SU111n Brau1 suing a career nt En vi n Tech­ en Please join the Tampa Bay Sar­ lege Hill Branch Library. :z6o E. nical School. He is a member ~ coidosis Support Group as they Dr. Martin Luther King . .Jr. Blvd. of N w Life Ministries. Q: meet and greet othe111 with Sar- (:!3610). Ramon is the son of Roo­ 0 coidosis on Saturday, July 31 , For more information, contnct sevelt Wlllln.gham. l11c 19- ~ 2010,4 p. m. - 6 p.m. at the Col- Gwen Carson. 813-22,.1)-1983. year-old is enrolled at Everest University and a member of New Harvest M. B. Church. A.YLE"LBE"GlBSO tf'- 4tl& (/buuMJ ..ctl h oftfampa'llnf .. The Magnificent Escorts are . .. Magnificent Escort Michael Davis, Jr., Ayele 6-Year Member CWonurn j (/lmltA rflwu'W~Uj .. Lee" Gibson, George Messer, Jr., and James A. Staten, Jr. ..,_day,L:.,~=.~to3~~ Michael is the son of Mrs. University Area Community Center Complex (UACCC) Janet Davis. The 18·year-old is a senior at Hillsborough R~strotion is m,uiml. High School. Seating Is limited/ Lee is the son of Ms. Cas­ sandra Allen and Willie WorkshopsJoclude: Screenlrurs Include; Gibson. The 15-year-old is a • A.sk the Doctor • Blood Pressure, Cholesterol. Diabetes 10th grade student in the Mag· • Healthy Cooking • Breast Exams, & Mammograms: net Program at Middleton • Women & Exerdse (FREE to those who qualify · Call for details) High School. The son of Ms. Sonya Wil­ son, George, 15, is an 8th For more information or to register, Call grade student at Giunta Mid· (813) 307-8015 Ext. 3502 or VIsit U$ at die School. www.hillscouotybgalth.ara James, 15, is the son Ms. ,...0 DfADI.INE: September 22, 2010 Sheila McCarter and the late James Staten, Sr. He Is n ~ Soec!al Gift to first 150 FLORIDA OEOROE M ER, JR. toth grnde student at Plant ... Magnificent Escort ~IL_.....;wo=me:::~n~w~ho~reg:::ist:er::_ __~~:!:"~~=~~o!!:lr!~~~ c~~uNT:111:=,,::!!:::A~:'":,:~:E:~:,:~w:r:~~ High School. -Year Member ...... c: Sports m en 0 Former Browns ~ Reggie Bush's Reisman c.. Plaversues Giants Agree To c: Team !< Troohv And Image Terms With Bulluck 1\) ~..., NEW YORK- The New 1\) Being Removed From York Giants have agreed to 0...... terms with free agent line­ 0 usc campus backer Keith Bulluck. Agent Gary Wichard says Bulluck and the team came to an agreement Saturday. Media reports said the deal was for one year and LECHARLES BENTLEY $2.5 million. Bulluck bas spent his A former center for the entire 10-year career with Browns is suing the Tennessee Titans. He the team after he says he KEITH BULLUCK was a first-round pick out of contracted a life threatening Syracuse in 2000 and grew The Giants have been look­ staph in~ ction at the team's up in New City, N.Y., about ing for a replacement for training camp that ultimate­ 30 miles north of where the middle linebacker Antonio ly ended his career. . Giants play in East Pierce, wbp was released Le harles Bentley filed Rutherford, N.J. after last season. the law uit Thursday and is eeking at lea t 25,000 in damage for alleged fraud and n glig nt misrepr en­ tation. His attorney Shannon "T1 r REGGIE BUSH Polk says the former foot ­ J.D.'s Next Destinationil 0 ball star nearly died from an :::D infec tion he contracted at In an effort to clean up the The NCAA ci ted Garrett's Terrell Owens is still ~ the team's facility while he en now tarnished image of its administration for a lack of was rehabbing an injured looking for a new team, but m athletic department, USC institutional control while knee. the Rams and Bengals have z Athletic director Mike emerged as potential spots :::1 s lapping the school with Bentley never played a z Garrett and Reggie heavy sanctions. Game for the Brown ; the based on recent reports. m Bush's Heisman Trophy are ESPN reported Saturday r USC was hit with four athlete tore his left patellar I a:J the first two items to go. years of probation, a two­ tendon in training camp in that the Rams have intensi­ c: In a letter to school sup­ year bowl ban and severe fied T.O. discussions, r 2006 and never recovered r porters, incoming USC football scholarship re tric­ from the infection. according to sources close to m President Max Nikias tions after the NCAA found Bentley had four opern ­ the player and team. Even :::1 states that Garrett will be serious rules violations in though Owens has tated in z tion:; since being injured, "'0 replaced by Pat Haden, the athletic department, pri­ the final two to clean out the the past that he wants to c: and the school also will marily around the football sign with a playoff con­ TERRHU. OWENS a:J taph infection. r return its copy of Bush's and men's basketball teams. At least ix players for the tender, T.O.'s agent, Drew c;; trophy to the Heisman Most involved illegal bene­ Browns have had s taph Rosenhaus, let the Rams sign Owens to a deal ::t Trost, among severa.l mea­ fits for Bush and O.J. infections including former know Owens would defi­ Ochoci.nco even went so ~ sures to disassociate itself Mayo, the talented basket­ receiver Joe Jurevicius, nitely consider their offer. far as to declare Owens was m from the win­ ball player who spent just Meanwhile, Chad "coming soon" with an who settled a similar lawsuit m< ning tailback. one season at USC. with the team in June.. Ochocinco and Carson amusing "'Batman and :::D Palmer are reportedly Robin" photoshopped ·image ....< pushing for the Bengals to on his Twitter account. c: m CIJ 0 ~ ~ 0 'TI Brvant 1st Plaver On :::D 6 Field At CoWbovs Ca111 ~

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Knight a while back, wa beefs wi th Foxy Brown and ch ocked unconscio us by a Too Sm ooth with p romot­ Rho ncs ia L Dennard was pack of security guard . . er , Patrick '8 '. amon g those enjoyin g t h e The altercati on apparr nt­ s how. ly took pl ace outsid lub Kid Cudi Anacked Wo nde rland as Greg was doing a street interview with Onstaue Bv Fan "Fo r The Love Of Ray J's, ~ Danger and her crew. Kid Cudi is the latest rap­ Foxv Brown Arrested Greg still was able to get a per to ha e a performance nice punch in even after the interrupted by unexpected attack. compan. onstage. In New York Earlier this month so Ce.nt was attacked in Brazil by an Foxy Brown has been overzealous fa n that was seen arrested in New York after being kicked and punched by police ay s he got into an security before being escorted altercation with a fe male offstag . neighbor. Thi lime howe er, Cudi Brown, real name Inga was p rforming · Pur: uit Of Manchard, was taken into Happin .. in his hometown KlDCUDI custody after violating an of 1 and, hio when a fan order of protection taken out hopped on . tage and inter­ lowing behind his security , against her by Arlene rupted his set. team and confronts the man C: Raymond. A video of the incident has before being held back by the Raym ond took out the FOXY BROWN ~ s urfaced s howing the fan guards. order of protection against c;; throwing an object offs tage Despite the incident, the % the Brooklyn rapper for back by neighbors to prevent before be ing s hoved into m reportedly striking her in the a physical altercation. G.O.O.D. music emcee 0 Cudi by security. head with a Blackberry in R aymon d re po rtedly returned to the stage and fin- m The rapper is then seen fol- ished his performance_ < 2007. called police and Brown was m B r o wn was seen in her charged with one count of ~ Prospect Heights neighbor­ criminal contempt, a class E (! hood yelling at Raymond, felony. DR. ORE m "B*tch, what are you look­ She has s ince post ed SWizz Beau Denies en ing at? What the f-ck are you $ 5 0 ,000 bail and declin d Producer Dr. Ore is being c looking at?" before being held comment on the incident. s ue d by Pa ra m o unt Wedding To Alicia len ,.~ R ording Studios for mil­ z lions of dollars, after failing Swizz Beatz i denyi ng c to a pay a bill for recording reports that he and fiancee ,.. time. a! Alida Keys got ma rried 0 Para m o unt R cord in g over the weekend in a private Studios is s uing Dre fo r ,.,.-ela.....,rrt Guz.man·Woddic Brothers Packing Company as a > Lollinille. Georgia, and a resident of Hillsborough County (Tampa), three children wrre born. Bobby. and !iOM. Ernestine Monroe. Ina and Butcher for :z6 years. When the com· < Tampa for m•er 5{) years. C where he resided for more than 61 Cheryl and Sharman. After romplct· family. Laura and Fred Fuller a.nd pany dosed last )~r. Jimmy retired. She was bom April 1..4, 1913, to the inK her formal education in the for more than 2.J years Jimmy Allen a: years. family. AltameaK Cuh.-cr. Benladine late Pompie and Mary Johnson Bur­ schools of llill•borough County. K.n·ed u a CA Representat:iYe for U.. His professional career spanned \\ltit<"-King and l'olir'<" family. tb.­ ton. Sbe marri.ed Mr. MUJ'Ta)' Gibbons Oorl.~ attended !-lorida AAu\t CoiiClte lflllsboroup County. In this role he C more than three decades starting in Klnll family (l'J and !'C) •·cry de­ on March 3. 1934. and they were mar­ where he received a Bachelor of touched the lk>es of thousands or in· Z his early teen.'l as a shoeshlne penon. mte<:l lifdong friend&. Altame:tOC Si.m · ried 73 years at the time of his death dhi duals who ~ stnlgll01 to re­ < Not merely by choice. but for the A.rt (}qtree in FJementary F..duca· mons. Ca.ettr Wat.ldru. Barbara in zooS. abe pin their life· foc:u5. Jimmy Allen ~ sake of necessity. so many young tion. In December 1945. w.., inl· IUndolpb. Ida Moo,.... Ern..,.-tine Sbe was a member of ML Zion A. ...-u •'V)· commiH·ed and compassion· C black men foilowt>:d that path of life tiated into the 8c1a Alpha ChaptrT of l'ondrr. I •cille Franklin. Gloria M. E. Church. Fair and Hon.e:st Soci­ ate about this work as a CA Represen­ (/) during that era (1949-1959 the cru· Alpha Kappa lpha, Inc. at !-lorida Phil more. Sharon !'>IIIler and Thelma ety, Mornin3 Star Society, Zion Wheel tath-e and a Je She ...... preceded in death by: ber Jimmy Allen wu raised by hla ~ nia, Roy pined atable and benefl· 194!)·46. Broddn1(ton. Teach"" ~ant. husband, Marray Gibbons; and sis­ p-eat p-anclmotber, Hannah ADen. ln a: dal emp~nt with the Coca Cola lleT teachln11 career bepn at Sarah Oqroff. Mary A.. Wllllanu, t:ers, Julb Burton, Lula Gibbons aDd blw earlier )'C&J"S ln Dooalsonville, W Compaay and llobinll Manufacturing tlarkm ~tary School and ub­ F...dlth WUI.Lam., J oADn 1'bom.u and MagieMoye. whom he Aid pw him his roots. > Compaay. aequently Included Meacham. Jack· family, Carolyn Rlafns. Joiner and She..,.,_ to c:beri5b her memory: After hil poe:at ~·death , W Mr. Howard wa.~ placed on ...,mi­ 100n lleiJI}lb and Gorrie. Durln11 hu Tuckerto famillrs. 10m Walker. Vl­ a daughter, Geor&ia MCJY" or Tampa; Jimmy '"-u t:a.kc.n ln by his late uncle. C retirement from a d.l.sabillty and career Doris recdved the • Award or •i.an and l'oulonda Dexter, Barbar 2 c:b.ildren reared as if they were her Richard Allen and fa.miry•, until hla W bepn working as a handy penon Honor for Outatandln11 Flrat Grade Jolty· Bule Wells. . Ste:n"r:ll, Moore own, Vooetb {Skoocbee) Jamabo or aunt. F annle PerTy conunittled to ral5- % wrt11 the ran or 2005 when he wu ad­ Teacher• and "Certificate of Award famllle8 and cbildren. Dorothy f1e:m. Orlando, Fl., and Robert 11loma5 of 1Jt3hl:m. ~ mJtted to an uaWted tMng fadUty. for Outatanding Prof lon.aJ ~...... in11 and Cynthia Mya-w and family, o.yton, OH; a brother, lAac BmtoD J imiiQ' l"ep.Jocb, FL. Mn. Muter Reading Teaeher. Sbc held T1Ml vk!wtna wtiJ be held at North­ (lilllie) of Ft. Leonard Wood, MO; nice MeCall and Dei-~ MOJ'C, aD W Ruby Humphrey orTbomuvflle, GA. membcnthip In the Nadonal ReCired _. nlted Mllthodlat O!urc:b em daapters, Sbevalcla 1.. WO.OO-Allen, of GA., Daisy'lbompeoo and tl/ and Mn. Ophelia S.ttle orTaJlabu. Teacher's AModatlon and the Wectne.day, July 2.8. ao1o. from 4-8 Latrondra C. WOllam!!, Teria Wendel A...-., RJta ·n.o.np.on, both of Newark. NJ ~ He, Fl.; 3 p-andcbJJcl:~, Mr. Roy NAACP. Other ac:tlvtdetllndvded the p. m. Friend~ are uked to_.. oiBndenton, and Usa ADen Lanell Gibbons or Jacboaville, FL, - Lee, .... Dorvthea AnpHca and M& March or Dtmes and East Tampa at the chord\. or GA; two IIODII or Orlando, one and Betty Gibbons ofltodaeaotet, NY; ~ Tatianna Howard or Tamp~~; 7 ftrat Cfvtc: AModation. AIKENS FUNERAL HOMlt daughter of1'ampa, and three daqh­ nephew.. Willie M~ Durell Mo,e, _, pneration nJeca, Mn. Klou.le H. Known u a mclodloUI tMJprano, tel"'l ofGA; twa~ty p1lltdchl1cl:ren and llk:by Thomas, Eric: F10)'d, Jr. and U.. Uvinpton or Mondc:eiJo, Fl., M.n. Doris re.ndeft!d hv tale.nta to both three poNt grandchUdren· ~ ~ F10)'d, aD of Tampa, , __ F1orrle A. Jona orThotnuvUJe, OA, the community and her church. Sbe J.-Edward ADen, Robert •Bobby" IIIIIEIIDRIIM Gamble, Jolumie n.c-.., lilbel't Mn. Brenda Howard-Kitchen, Mn. was a member of theM~ Mc:GOee (Dorothy) of l'hlladelphla. n--., MeMn 'lboaaaa and Geoqe UJJian A. Gaines, Mn. Mary Bunch Choral Group. Michael •MUte" Jarman or l'bll8del· Glbbona, all of LouisvDie, 'IODey and Ms. Deborah HenJpn orTamp11, A.8 an Alpha Kappa Alpba Golden phla, the late Chartes "'Oudcy" GA.. Ferpson T. J. Fer-a- UICIIJ&noy and Mrs. Crystal C. JohMOn or Soror wtth -r 50)'""' of dedkated Jarmln, Jr. of PhUadelphla, the late Gibbons, aD of Atlanta, GA.. WD.D Kadena Air Force Base, Kadena. ~~ervlc:e, she worked on numerous AnthoD)' Jarman, and Daryel 1.. Jar­ Glbboas, .Johnny Gibbons, o.rr,l Japan; 6 ftnt generation nephews, committees. Doris ch1dft!d ~nd co­ man, both ofi'blladelpbla; sister, Pa· lltomp.on and Joeeph Grant, aD of M.r. Claftnce Gn!JOry or Clearwater, ch~lred her hoete~~~~ aroup. t.he M\1111 trida •Pat" Landt (William) of Aupsta, GA.. Rev. Robert Gibbons of Mr. Leroy Howard and Mr. Teenage T1mpa Pubtlc Relations PhUadelphla; devoted ClOUiln, DaUey FL. Bnmswk:k, GA, and Duren Kltdten Committee, ~nd the Housing Man· Carter; along with many special Bernard Howard orTamp~~, Mr. John of Bartow, GA; devoted ftiead, ONl agement Committee of the AKA cousins from Florlcla, OeorPa New Henlpn or Albuquerque, New Mex­ &twards; lipedal Meads andll!lpPCllt, Hou~te. She was honoft!d as Sotur of Jeney ud Philadelphia; unclcliJ, Ico, Mr. Timothy 1- Howard or Or· Mount Zkm A. M. £. anarch tam~~)' David AJJen of 1'homuville., ud lando, FL, and Mr. Byron Leon Scott the Month and recoplzed for her and the ltunllll aDd Clet-tltled JM!IIe "Bobby" Allen; aunt, 8ellle N_... or Loe Angeles, CA; and a hoet of outatandlng ftnanc:lat support. at llehabOitatloll ancl Allen ...._, bMt &k!ncl, 'l'en'y Jolm- "-'stanta other ni-, nephew!! and COUIIIDII. Although Doris uperlencecl de­ Realthcare Oettter. The visitation wtl1 be held tod~, clining health which prevented her 1be ftm&las wlll ftPOtM! &om s- rtom aHencllng meetlnp and l!Yent&, Tuesdll)', July a7, aoto, from <4·7 p. HERMAN TELFAIR, Ill P. m., w~• .July al, aoao, at m. lit Aikens PuneraJ Home. The fam­ her heart remained faithful to her August 4,1976- a.y Wtmama Funeral a-. 301 N. Ily wtD rec:etve friends from 6-7 p. m. 1lsterhood. With "Doris A. Thomu" July 117, 1990 Howard A--. The family and friends are uked etched In atone on the Walk ofF~me A.rnuqetnelltll ftltna.tecl to RAY to meet at the chapel on Wednesday at the AKA HOUIIC!, a luting reminder The memory of you wiU re­ WIU.lAMS FUNERAL HOME, (or the Ht"VIce. of her service and commitment to main in our hearts forever. Rhodelia: N~, Owhen. AIKENS FUNERAL HOME her beloved tMJrorlty Is app~~rent. Your family. She was preceded In death byl her parents; her 110n, Bobby; both slstel"', Johnnie Mae Fleming and Bmma Hendri:~~; an uncle, Anthony/\. Har· rls; cnut~lns, Howard A. Harri11, Sr., F unera l Home Hll:r.abeth 11m and Ruth Smith; very John W . Harmon, L.F.D . James Harmon, L. F. D . special friends tlkc slsten., Ot~rbara 5002 N . 40th St. Robinson of Jacksonville, FL, Gr11c:e 626-8600 ~------~~ Crime ~ ------~00c Man Sought Who ~ Argument leads To c.. Jurv Convicts Man In Burned Girlfriend c With Boiling Grease r< Gvro Murder Case Manslaughter Charge N """"N 0...... 0

TRACY ROBINSON

According to the Hillsbor­ ough County Sheriffs Office, McDOUGLAS COOPER, JR. on July s th, Tracy Robin­ JAMES WOODS ... Charged with manslaughter ... Hits head and dies son, 43, threw a boiling pot of cooking greas ·on his girl­ A 56-year-old man died as day, July 18'h, of brain in­ fri end. The vi ctim sustai ned the re ult of a physical con­ juries caused by the fracture. ·evere burn to her face, frontation with another man. Following an investigation, WILLIE CHERRY, III TYREE JENKINS chest, arms and h r legs. The incident took place on police detectives identified ... Killed on April 8, 2008 ... Convicted of murder Deputie said Robinson July 1r. Cooper as the person had an out tanding warrant According to Tampa Po­ Woods had the altercation for felony domestic violence lice, James Woods, 56, and with at the store. Police said On Friday afternoon, a ounty, compl ting elemen­ battery by trangulation. A McDouglas Cooper, Jr., both men frequented the Sul­ jury convicted a 22-year-old tary chool at Robl . H at o warrant for aggravat d bat­ 43, became engaged in an ar­ phur Springs area and are man of the murd r of a young att nd d Franklin and ligh t ry with gr I bodily harm gum nt whil at the Sunoco well known in the commu- ., r Tampa rapper. The Jury Middle chool. II gradual d w i u d for thi incid nt. tor , 81 E. ligh A enue. nity. 0 reached the v rdict in I from Middl ton High h I Th Hill borough ounty At orne point during the al­ Cooper was arrested ::D than 3 hours. He wa en­ with th I f 2004. h riff ffi and urround- l rcation, Cooper is alleged shortly after midnight on Fri­ ~ tenced to life without the po - Cherry was th on of the ing ag nci have not located to have pushed Woods, day, in the 9000 block of N. wI 30lh Street by uniformed offi­ sibility of parole. late WiJlie Cherry, Jr., and Robinson and are asking for causing him to fall backwards mz Tyree A. Jenkins, of Ms. Ramona Lawrence. a i tance to arr t him . and trike his head on the cers on patrol. He was being ::j Anyon with info i a ked pavement. held under a $7 soo bond. z Pa co County was arrested 3 He wa the oldes t of two on m months after the April 8 , and a daught r. Hi family to contact the Hill -borough Cooper then left the According to a spokesper- r on for the Hillsborough 2008 murder of Willie aid he had rec ntly b ome a h riff ffice at cen . police aid. aJ \\ ood wa t ran ported County Medical Examiner's c Cherry, III. Cherry, who father and named hi on, nm r to a I cal ho pita! wh re he Office Woods body had not r had turned 22 on pril 51h, (who was I · than 3 month was admitted with a frac­ been as igned to a funeral m was fatally wound d a h in­ old). Willie herry, IV. ::j tured . kull. He died on un- home. tervened in the robb ry of his z "'0 younger brother, Adrian. Second Family Tra14cdy Teenager c Adrian Cherry turned 18 aJ 1 Charged Willi on April 9 h, the day after the Cherry's death was not Death Threats Against ~ murder. the first for the family. I lis fa ­ AnnedR ben According to police, the ther. Willie Cherry. Jr.. Deputies Taken SeriouslY ~ Cherry brothers were at the had died in a simil ar fashion < Salem Gyro Restaurant, 4004 several years before. m BY IRIS B. HOLTON body was discovered on the ::D E. Hillsborough Avenue, According to Sentinel Sentinel City Editor side of the road at 2003 51st < -f shortly after 3:30 a.m. They archives, at approximately Street, S. , shortly after mid­ c had gone out the night before 3:43a.m, on August 1 . 1996. m Threats made against jail night on June 8u' . The cause w to celebrate their birthdays. Willie Cherry, Jr .. was at detention deputies are not un­ of death '''as a gunshot wound c Willie Cherry, III, re­ the comer of 261h Stre t and common. Ho,.,ever. threats to the head. Police said the ~ portedly observed an uniden­ 8'h Av nue, talkinR to fri ends. made against two deputies re­ deaths of Anderson and ,.. KARLOS \VllSON were apparent at­ z tified man robbing his brother After his friends walked nwny. cently i.s being taken ,·ery se­ \Vright c at gunpoint in the back park­ Cherry was sitting in hi Temple Terrace Polic ar­ rious!~ · . tempted robbery. Tile threats were leveled at Police said ballistics test ing lot of the business. He in­ truck when an armed gunman rest d a t !enag r Thursday ~ two deputic..; who are guard­ conducted by the Florida De- C tervened in the robbery and approached him. after he all gedly robbed a ing murder suspect Dontae partment of Law Enforcement was shot once in the chest. He The man fatally wounded Metro P Store at gunpoint. ~ Morris. A spokesman for the determined that the same died at the scene. Cherry, and after being shot, Police said Karlos Wil­ jail said the threats were spe­ handgun used to .kill Ander­ Cherry drove away, but son, 16, was charged ~ith cific and violent. The threats son was also used to .kill the An Aspiring Rapper crashed into a curb and traffic am1ed robbery and additional w re made in two separate police officers. sign a few blocks away. charges are pending. Police telephone calls made into the Morris was also charged said Wilson entered the Like so many other young Willie Cherry, Jr., was 29 jail, police said. with 2 counts of being a felon African American men trying at the time of his death. stor on 56th Street with a Morris has been held at in possession of a firearm, gun demanding money from to find their niche in life, Police arrested Joseph the Hillsborough County Jail and 3 counts of worthless Cherry was seeking a better Gerald Jones, who was 21 the clerk. The cl rk reportedly since he surrendered to police checks. He is being held with­ life and chose music as a way at the time, and charged him handed over some cash, but on July 2nd. He has been out bond at the Hillsborough to find success. He was work­ with first-degree murder and Wilson allegedly said it was charged with the deaths of County Jail. ing with Calvin "Papa Doc" attempted armed robbery. not enough and ordered the Derek Anderson, 21, Major Curtis Flowers, Kendrick, a music producer, clerk to the rear of the store. Tampa Police Officer of the Hillsborough County When the clerk and Wil­ whom he had met in 2006. Suspect In David Curtis, 31, and Offi­ Sheriffs Office said the probe son entered a hackroom , po­ Cherry became the first Other Murders cer Jeffrey Kocab, 31, at into the threats has become a lice said the clerk wrestled the artist to record under the the time of his surrender. criminal investigation. gun away nnd a shot was fired SouthernCity Entertainment .Jenkins is a co-d<'fendant Anderson was shot and He stated that one of the into the ceiling. deputies who was threatened recording label. The first sin­ in the murder of two Wesley killed in the Kenneth Court Wilson received minor in­ Apartment Complex on Ma) is assigned to the pod where gle he recorded, using his own Chapel High School students, juries in the scuffle and was 181h. He is accused of killing Morris is being held, but the name, was about street life identified as Derek Pieper transported to a local hospital Officers Kocab and Curtis other is not. and he named it and His "Rida." Raymond Veluz. for treatment. The cl erk, after a traffic stop on June "\<\ e receive threats and all co-defendant, Luc Pierre­ Louis Talavera, 4 .1, also re­ 29'h. types f allegations on our A Tampa Native Charles was convicted of the ceived minor injuries, but did The Sh riffs Office also staff on a regular basis. But we ~ double murders and sen­ not require trClatnwnt. charged him with the ,Juen 81h are considering verything as C) Cherry attended the pub­ tenced to life in prison last Police arc continuing to in­ murder of 25-ycar-old being s rious and we're not m.... lic schools of Hillsborough year. vestigate the offense. Harold Wright. Wright's taking anything for grnnted." U'l ... .,~ l!!!liJ! d · C I ass1 1e ~ ~ s

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