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Column: Page 6 Story: Page 9 ‘Ol’ mountain dew’ Short Mountain Distillery ranks as 2012’s top story MIKE WEST sales tax referendum failed 3,122 to 1,438. Courier Editor In Tennessee, package stores are Hoopla, debate and the opening of Short governed by the policies of the Tennessee Mountain Distillery ranks as the Cannon Alcoholic Beverage Commission, which Courier's top news story of 2012. requires applicants to go through a lengthy The distillery owned and operated by the licensing process. Woodbury has passed its Kaufman brothers has brought regional, licensing procedure on first reading. The and perhaps national, exposure to Cannon measure opens ownership of the stores to County. people who live "We want to work outside Woodbury directly with local and does not limit farmers and busin- the number of stores. esses as we grow," While voters went Billy Kaufman said to the polls in local, when voters gave a statewide and pres- green light to his idential elections, project. "We want to wrangling over the share our local history composition of the with the world, and Cannon County Elec- we want tourism to tion Commission bring new opport- continued to be a unities for local major story. Much of businesses." the dispute is due to MIKE WEST photo Kaufman is the the Republican Party Short Mountain Distillery opened to the public last April and proved to be an great-grandson of assuming control of instant hit. From left Billy Kaufman, Christian Grantham, Shaina Byers and Jesse Shwayder, the the Tennessee Legis- Ben Kaufman. founder of another lature in 2008 and well-known American replacing several example was the restructuring of the brand Samsonite 100 Democratic Party- Cannon County Industrial Devel- 2012 stories with impact years ago in 1910. controlled county opment Board. Their grandfather, MIKE WEST photo election commissions In June 2012, the County 1. Short Mountain Distillery. Louis Degan, ran The ongoing work on an expanded with Republican Commission voted to reconstitute the 2. Legalized liquor stores. Samsonite's state Route 70S was a major topic of majorities. IDB, naming Randall Reid as 3. Election Commission dispute. Murfreesboro location interest during 2012. In Cannon County, chairman of the board. Also named for decades employing Republican Stan to the IDB were Doug Bodary, who 4. Fuss over IDB and 911 board. many Middle Tennesseans. Dobson replaced Mary Lynn Bush as will serve as Vice Chairman; Mindy 5. The Veterans Bridge. The distillery opened for business in Administrator of Elections, but was Gunter, Treasurer; Corey Davenport, 6. Cash Express robbery. April 2012. dismissed from the post in July 2012. He secretary and Neal Appelbaum, Dean Opening the distillery paved the way for was subsequently replaced by his assistant, More and David Vance. 7. Shooting on the Square. another major story of the year when Dorinda Mankin on an interim basis. Over the last eight years the IDB, 8. Adams Library expansion. Woodbury voters approved retail liquor On Dec. 9, Election Commissioners voted which met only quarterly, had only 9. Deaths stores. to keep Mankin as Administrator of two meetings where a quorum of its Passage of the measure caught local Elections until April 2013. At the same members was present. Those past 10. Academic excellence. officials off guard leaving Woodbury session, commissioners tabled a motion boards conducted meetings, made leases. scrambling to enact appropriate city code calling for reinstatement of former decisions and continued with business as In late November, the IDB hired categories to deal with liquor sales. administrator Dobson. usual despite a lack of the required number Murfreesboro attorney Sumner Bouldin to The liquor referendum passed 407 to 327 County government also had its share of of members now causing issues with in Woodbury only. A similar county-wide controversy during 2012. The prime industrial owned buildings and tenants' See SHORT, page 9 Foster pens electrifying book

KEN BECK "I was actively writing fiction for generating electricity," said Foster. For The Courier adults, teaching kindergarten and "He told me that my granddad moved Woodbury's Connie Foster took a didn't think I wanted to write that their family into the Readyville small chapter from her father's youth kind of book," said the supervisor of community when he was a boy in the and put an optimistic spin to it to attendance and coordinator of school early 1930s, and they lived in a house produce a fictional children's book health in Cannon County. wired for electricity but never got the surrounding the 200-year-old "Then I started teaching at Bradley power. Readyville Mill. Academy [in Murfreesboro] and was "He had to move back to Short Titled The Readyville Mill, the 34- exposed to this wonderful list of Mountain without experiencing the page book, illustrated by Carl children's books and really enjoying luxury of electric light. I thought how Carbonell of historic Hatch's Show reading those aloud to third graders fascinating to be so close to the mill Print fame, made its debut Saturday and thought, 'This is the kind of but never getting electricity. at the Readyville Mill where Foster children's books I should be writing.'" "I took that seed and wrote the story signed and sold copies of the book Foster initially began her tale as a for my dad. I took what he told me ($20). poem, but then discovered that her and created this fictional tale that When first challenged by family had a personal connection to would change my dad's childhood Readyvillian Thea Prince to tackle the mill --- well, almost. story about his time there in KEN BECK photo such a project, Foster, who grew up "One random day I asked my dad Readyville." Connie Foster holds one of the first copies of her new Connie Gannon in the Eastside [Carmen Gannon], who was from the The storyline she says "is about a children's book The Readyville Mill in front of the historic community of Cannon County, was Short Mountain area, if he ever visited boy longing to discover the mystery mill that sits on the East Fork of Stones River. not overly enthusiastic. there at mill when they were See FOSTER, page 9 PAGE 2 CANNON COURIER DECEMBER 26, 2012 CANNON OBITUARIES

Joan Woods Carey Tyree Allen Nokes Ronnie Ramsey Joan Woods Carey, age 69, of Readyville, died Sunday, Tyree Allen Nokes, 32 of Dowelltown died Wednesday, Mr. Ronnie Elgin Ramsey, 23, of Woodbury died December 2, 2012. She was a native of Baltimore, MD and December 19, 2012 at Skyline Medical Center in Nashville. December 15, 2012. He was born in Murfreesboro, TN on the daughter of the late John Eugene and Bessie Mae Boyd Funeral services were held Saturday, December 22 at January 19, 1989. Head. DeKalb Funeral Chapel with Bro. BJ Thomason and Bro. Survivors include his parents, Doug and Sherry (Smith) She is survived by her husband, Ernest Lee Carey, son, Tommy Curtis officiating. Burial was in DeKalb Memorial Ramsey of Woodbury; grandmothers, Ernestine Smith Eddie (Cherie) Woods of LaVergne, Sherry Kuehlthau of Gardens. Bryant of Woodbury and Ethal Elizabeth Russellville, grandchildren, Josh Helms and Jonathan Tyree was preceded in death by his paternal Ramsey of Belvedere, TN; sister, Denise (Emma) Helms, and many other loving family members grandparents, Gleaves and Freda Nokes, maternal and Daniel Young of Portland, TN; and friends. grandparents, Hoyte and Sarah L. Tramel; aunts and uncle, uncles and aunts, Nevin and Darlene Memorial service were 3:00 pm. Saturday at Woodfin Sarah Tramel and Carolyn and Mike Young. He was a Ramsey of Belvedere, TN and Mike and Chapel, Smyrna. 615-459-3254. w.ww.woodfinchapel.com factory worker and attended The Edge Worship Center. Rhondy Ramsey of Palicous,TX; niece Survivors include his parents, Michael “Moose” and and nephew, Jessica Roller and Victor Cannon Courier, December 26, 2012, Woodbury, Tennessee Becky Nokes of Dowelltown; brother, Jake Nokes of Roller, Jr.; "bestes cousins", Jonathan Dowelltown; aunts and uncles, Eddena and Harry Hale and Smith, Ethan Smith, Corey Smith and Andrew Smith; as Dora and Ronald Lawson, all of Woodbury, Cynthia and well as several other cousins and many friends. Eddie Taylor of Smithville, Kenneth Tramel and Jerry and He was a member of the Church of Christ. He was a Carolyn Tramel, all of Smithville, Eddie and Debbie Tramel graduate of the Cannon County High School Class of 2007 Our thoughts are with you of Alcoa and Joyce Hendrixson of Dowelltown; cousins, and a member of the FFA. He had recently begun working Leslie (Tracy) Cannon and Hunter of Dowelltown; a host of at the Lion's Den. Ronnie loved riding and racing 4- during this holiday season. cousins and friends. wheelers and had won trophies for racing. He enjoyed All the guys at In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Dowelltown music of all kinds and had taught himself to play guitar. Baptist Church or The Edge Worship Center. Singing was something he liked so much he even did it in Pallbearers were Chris Pack, Shannon Pollard, Chris his sleep. Playing X-Box with his cousins and friends was A & K Termite & Pest Control Tramel, Josh Tramel, Ben Tramel, Wesley Young, Steven something he did often. Watching the Tennessee Titan's 6166 Shelbyville Road Hale and Craig Hale. with his family and friends was always a good time for him. DeKalb Funeral Chapel in Smithville was in charge of His dog's name was Chiller and he spent a lot of time with Morrison arrangements. him. Graveside services were held Tuesday, December 18, 2012 931-939-2847 Cannon Courier, December 26, 2012, Woodbury, Tennessee at McMahan Cemetery at 1 PM. Tommy Underwood officiated. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to assist with For up to date obituary information, go to expenses. Contact Smith Funeral Home for details. Thank You (615)563-5337 www.smithfuneralhomewoodbury.net www.cannoncourier.com Your kind expression of sympathy, Cannon Courier, December 26, 2012, Woodbury, Tennessee love and thoughtfulness is deeply appreciated and is gratefully acknowledged by the Honor your loved ones with an MONUMENTS “In Memory” All Sizes See or Call Family of Come by and see us. Homer KENNY GILLEY Woodbury Funeral Home (615) 563-2311 Cannon Courier McBroom. 210 W. Water Street Woodbury 615-563-2512

Sunny Hills Baptist Church Middle Tennessee School of New Year’s Eve Preaching and Biblical Studies The Winter Semester of the Middle Tennessee School of Preaching and Biblical Studies begins on Thursday, January 3, 2013. Class sessions meet every Thursday Celebration evening for 13 weeks. They are open to all, free of charge and classes can be taken for credit. Middle Tennessee School of Preaching Monday, December 31 Bethany church of Christ 5066 Nashville Hwy., McMinnville at 9:00 p.m. Thursday nights 6:00 until 9:00 p.m. featuring 6:00-7:00 p.m. Gospel of John Jim Boyd 7:00-8:00 p.m. Hebrew History Alan Adams HeartSong 8:00-9:00 p.m. I & II Timothy, Titus Charles Williams For additional info, please contact David Costello at Past (931) 728-9290

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Come join us for a night of worship & fun. Call Gospel singing, fellowship meal and then praying in the New Year. 563-4243 GPS ADDRESS: 2216 Robert Wilson Road, McMinnville, TN Take Hwy. 70 to Centertown, TN then Hwy. 287 north from Centertown. Go four miles to Robert Wilson Road, turn right and the church is immediately on the left. CANNON COURIER DECEMBER 26, 2012 PAGE 3 Pody wins 2012 Friend of Business Award PEDIGO & TODD REALTY presented the award to Tennessee businesses. The Pody based upon his voting Chamber is a nonprofit In need of listings! Thinking about selling? record. According to the organization dedicated to Chamber’s tally, Pody facilitating community Call JAN PEDIGO TODD 208 S. maintained a 100% voting leadership to create record on behalf of the job economic prosperity. Pedigo & Todd Auctions McCrary Street creators of Tennessee. The Nashville Area “I am honored to receive Chamber is Middle this award,” stated Pody. Tennessee's largest business (615) 563-4635 or (615) 542-5210 “In my public service, I federation, representing Working to serve Cannon County since 1950’s have always tried to more than 2,000 member maintain a voting record businesses in 10 counties that promotes private sector (Davidson, Dickson, job growth and economic Montgomery, Cheatham, development. I believe Robertson, Wilson, Sumner, The Nashville Chamber government should not be a Williamson, Rutherford of Commerce recently hurdle for our business and Maury). Through a handed out awards owners, but a resource to wide variety of programs recognizing the ensure they can compete in and initiatives, the Some of the best views in Cannon County can be seen from your front accomplishments of the free market. This award Chamber works to porch. Renovated 3/3 - 2,400 sq. ft. home. 35 +/- acres, barn, pond, party validates that view and I positively impact the Members of the General house, and storage, fenced. Privacy almost in town. This one has it all! Assembly. At the top of the very much appreciate the economic vitality and list was the 2012 Friend of Chamber’s recognition.” enhance the quality of life Business Award given to Since 1847, the Nashville in the region, while LOOKING TO SELL? We need listings. Let us be your Rep. Mark Pody (R— Area Chamber of supporting the growth and Lebanon). Commerce has been prosperity of Chamber- personal representative. The Nashville Chamber working for Middle member businesses. PENDING FOR SALE PENDING OR RENT MTSU closes until January 2 3 BR/1 bath $79,900 Middle Tennessee State departments will be open the John Bragg Mass University will be closed from 8 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. Communication Building, Great 3 BR/2 bath home in New Listing! 2 yrs Eastside community. MLS# from Saturday, Dec. 22, Jan. 2. Wood-Stegall Center, the old, $104,900 until Wednesday, Jan. 2, However, a scheduled Paul W. Martin Sr. Honors 1386267 2013, for the Christmas and power outage on campus Building, Student Union New Year’s Day holidays. Jan. 2-3 (with Jan. 4 Building, Project Help and All campus offices and reserved in case of adverse the Dyslexia Center on SOLD SOLD SOLD departments will be closed weather on either one of the North Baird Lane, and during this time. The other days) will force the various residence halls and other buildings. With the closing of the library on those two days, all electronic resources 1872 +/- sq. ft. basement Readyville. 3 BR brick Great investment property (databases, journals, home, 4 BR/2 bath home. ebooks) will be offline. Campus Recreation Center is scheduled to reopen at 7 a.m. Friday, Jan. SOLD 4, unless the extra day is SOLD SOLD needed for the power outage. Spring 2013 classes will begin on Thursday, Jan. 17. The new Student Union Trail Street New Listing! 108 Kimela MLS# 1373155 Building will reopen at 8 Drive, $114,900. 209 Kimela Drive a.m. Friday, Jan. 4. closures will include the closing of several buildings Cope Administration during normal business Building; James E. Walker hours. Library; Student Health, The outage is required to Wellness and Recreation repair damage to electrical Center, Health Services and equipment from the most Campus Pharmacy; Student recent electrical fault and Please Help Us Union Building; Keathley continue progress toward University Center; MT completion of the Dining food service underground electrical facilities; and James Union project. Building. Affected buildings Jan. 2- Many MTSU offices and 3 will include the library, Find Terra "Terra" wiggled through our fence and has been missing for 1 week. She is microchipped but wasn't wearing a collar. Terra is a tan & white rough-coat Jack Russell Terrier. Her home is halfway between Gassaway and Woodbury on Hwy. 53N. We've searched for her and the weather is too cold for her to survive for long. If you know where she is, please call 563-4421. We will righteously reward your good deed with $$.

615-563-4421 PAGE 4 CANNON COURIER DECEMBER 26, 2012 Courier Columnist “We Are Family,’ William R. Fryar, Publisher MIKE WEST, Editor chorused Dolly, Marty TERESA S. STOETZEL, Advertising Director TONY STINNETT, Sports and Schools Editor on National RFD Published Each Wednesday at 210 West Water Street Woodbury, TN 37190 PHONE (615) 563-2512 FAX (615) 563-2519 Network TV Show Whittle’s Words [email protected] [email protected] Of Wisdom U.S.P.S. No. 088-480 'When Dolly Parton brings her attributes, Rutherford DAN WHITTLE Periodical Postage Paid At Woodbury, TN plus talents to town, the bright lights of County. Music City seem to shine even brighter! He then SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Mention just the name 'Dolly' in a turned to members of his own Fabulous $24 Per Year In Cannon County $27 Per Year In Tennessee $30 Per Year Out of State headline, and newspaper readers Superlatives band, asking: "What's that worldwide know you're talking about the girl singer's name performing with us ADVERTISING: The publisher reserves the right to biggest and brightest entertainment star today?" reject or to cancel at any time any advertisement or ever to shine out of East Tennessee's "Dolly!!!" the boys in the band chorused loudly. any other material submitted for publication. Great Smokey Mountains. Although an internationally-acclaimed The studio audience erupted with movie star and legendary country music applause and gave a standing ovation performing, songwriting icon, Dolly when Dolly briskly took center stage in a keeps it simple, while singing of family stunning shimmering and sparkling values everywhere she goes, including the bright-glowing tight-fitting blue dress taping of the nationally-popular "Marty that accentuated her obviously-notable Stuart Show" produced out of RFD attributes and talents recognizable Network studios based in Nashville. throughout the world. Performing to a packed recording "Here's the Smokey Mountain studio with fans, tears came to more than Nightingale," Marty introduced. "She's a few eyes in the audience as Dolly belted our diamond…so many facets of her that out "Coat Of Many Colors", one of the sparkle…a great actress and country star's trademark songs she personally music star…I want you to remember that penned, recalling her humble family roots Dolly also writes many great songs that in the mountains. can't be overlooked that's now recorded But then, she brought the house down in the Great Book Of American Music with her rapid-fire wit and upbeat Memories." persona while poking fun at host Marty With her sparkling guitar, Dolly Stuarts' big hair and her own enhanced stepped center stage and peered directly attributes that are recognized globally. at Marty's mother, Hilda Stuart, seated in "Marty, we're family, for we go back all the front row. the way to the days, when you had flat "I brought the rhinestones on my guitar hair, and I had a flat chest," Dolly in honor of you Marty, and our country remarked with an impish giggle while music heritage," Dolly credited. "But I cameras rolled and appreciative fans sing this song in honor of your mother, rolled in accompanying laughter. my own mother, and all the great mamas "We are family," harmonized Dolly and seeing us here today." Marty, along with legendary song bird With that, Dolly opened with "Coat of Connie Smith as Dolly came to Music Many Colors." City USA for the final day of taping for The audience grew 'hushed' out of Guest Columnist season two of the Marty Stuart Show, respect for this vastly-talented lady who billed as the most popular-viewed show grew up poor as a girl in East Tennessee that airs at 7 p.m. each Saturday on the mountain country. national RFD Cable Channel. When she finished, the fans erupted Not a reindeer pulled Sometimes, it takes months of planning with love and affection for the one and for a show to come together for modern- only "Dolly," country music's mega-star day core members of the Country Music who has hit the industry's highest sleigh but a chariot on Family who routinely play to packed stratosphere. halls and venues around the globe. "When I heard Dolly was to be here, I fire - Cool! Marty came out a few minutes prior to worked my butt off to get one of the the actual taping to greet the audience, limited number of studio tickets for the the true God in Heaven, make a point, if you will. that included his own family royalty, to recording here today," confirmed Ahab and Jezebel Then Elijah called on the wit, "my daddy, John, my mama, Hilda, Bradyville-community resident Norman worshiped the false god "God of Abraham, Isaac, and sister, Jennifer" in the audience. Auftenburger. Baal, and, also, had and Israel " to send fire to His parents and sister all reside in convinced many Israelites- his altar. Indeed, fire came mostly out of fear of being from Heaven and Meat ‘n’ Potatoes put to death-to worship consumed the altar and Baal. Elijah issued a the offering on it. MIKE VINSON challenge to Ahab: For Moving along, Elijah and Ahab to bring the 450 some other true believers With the Christmas prophets of Baal and the took the 850 false prophets holiday upon us, this story, 400 prophets of Asherah (a to the " Kishon Valley " Courier Contributor from a different angle, female version of Baal, you and slaughtered them. should fit the bill. Instead could say) to Mount Still, Ahab and Jezebel met of talking about Santa Carmel , and there would gruesome deaths, and Media and Christmas Claus trekking through the be a showdown between justifiably so. sky in a sled pulled by Elijah and the 850 When Elijah had done have a long history reindeers, we're going to prophets. about all he could to steer focus on a chariot pulled At Mount Carmel , Elijah God's Children, the What is probably the most famous the shock when by horses. issued this challenge Israelites, back onto the connection between Christmas and the wireless According to Biblical directly to the 450 straight-and-narrow path, media is Frank Church's "Yes, Virginia, operators, used Media Matters history, only two mortal prophets of Baal: Each side he chose a farm boy there is a Santa Claus" editorial in the to hearing the men have been translated would kill a bull, cut it named Elisha to replace Sept. 21, 1897, issue of the "New York dots and LARRY BURRIS from earth to Heaven into pieces, and place the him. Sun." But there are a number of other, dashes of without having to die: cut-up pieces on an altar. Some time later, Elijah, little-known, historical associations that Morse code Enoch and Elijah. (NOTE: However, the catch was Elisha, and some other link the Christmas season with prominent heard a human voice coming over their Moses, in fact, was that neither side could prophets were in the media events. headsets! translated to Heaven after light the altar. Instead, vicinity of the Jordan River Take, for example, music. All the way Did you know that the first message being resurrected. He, each side had to call on his . Elijah took his cloak, back on Christmas Eve, 1818, a mouse put transmitted from space was a Dec. 19, first, had to experience god to send fire to ignite rolled it up, and struck it the organ at Saint Nicholas Church in 1958, Christmas message taped by death on earth for the altar. Whichever God against the Jordan River . Oberdorf, Germany, out of commission. President Eisenhower? The message had disobeying a direct order delivered fire would be the The waters divided to the Franz Gruber saved the day, or rather been recorded and placed in a satellite from the Almighty.) true God. left and right, leaving a night, however, when he wrote a carol for earlier in the year. Elijah "the Tishbite" was Well, the day carried on, path in the middle, and voice and guitar for midnight mass, "Stille Another Christmas, media and space one of Israel 's most and the pagan prophets Elijah and Elisha crossed Nacht." We know the song as "Silent achievement occurred 10 years later, in revered prophets. He is cried aloud to Baal to send over to the other side. Night." 1968. Apollo 8 was launched on Dec. 21 well known for his feuds fire . . . to no avail. They Suddenly, from the On Dec. 23, 1823, an anonymous writer of that year, and the crew made a with Ahab, King of Israel, became so desperate that Heavens there appeared a submitted a poem to the Troy, New York, Christmas Eve television broadcast, and his wife, Jezebel, who they slashed themselves chariot of fire pulled by "Sentinel." The poem was titled "A Visit during which they read the first 10 verses was so evil that the name with knifes. Meanwhile, horse of fire, and it from Saint Nicholas," and the writer was from the book of Genesis. At the time, Jezebel is routinely used to Elijah mocked them, touched down, picked up eventually identified as a professor at the the broadcast was the most watched describe the most wicked saying, maybe, Baal was good ol' Elijah, and carried New York General Theological Seminary, television program ever. of women. I imagine each on a journey or, possibly, him off to Heaven to Clement Clarke Moore. You may know Today we have hundreds, if not of us has heard someone, asleep, and they needed to forever walk with God. the poem as "The Night Before thousands of television programs, in a moment of anger, scream louder to awaken A chariot of fire pulled Christmas." movies, and internet sites devoted to blurt out, "That Jezebel!" him. by horses of fire swooping The first known broadcast of the human Christmas, with everything cartoons to Without doubt, God was When the prophets of down from Heaven and voice took place on Christmas Eve, 1906. serious scientific, and not so serious one-hundred percent on Baal had exhausted all picking up a lone rider . . . That evening, Canadian-born scientist pseudo-scientific, examinations. But all of Elijah's side. For instance, measures, Elijah took over. what a cool story! Reginald Fessenden read from the book this can be traced back to just a few take the great showdown First, he drenched his altar Merry Christmas. of Luke in the Bible, then sang "O Holy people and a few feeble watts floating at Mount Carmel: with water, in fact, Night" as he played the violin. Imagine through the heavens. Rather than worshiping drenched it three times, to

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Cannon County Coordinator Lemuel White is one of Santa’s elves on Friday delivering gifts to needy families for Christmas.

"The Child Advocacy Secret Santa for their kind shopping for "our" family Center came alive with the and caring heart. May God and feel like we have a new true spirit of the holiday bless them this Christmas daughter and grandchild." season on Friday," said season." Director Jody Barger Executive Director Sharon One of the mothers got from Stonebrook Day De Boer. "After the tears in her eyes when she School said that they sponsors delivered the picked up the gifts for her sponsor needy families gifts, the Child Advocacy children. She told the every year because, "The Center looked like Santa's Rutherford County Family Child Advocacy Center is workshop filled with Services Coordinator near to Stonebrook's heart presents for needy Jennifer Gamble, "We were because they work with families." not going to have a children just like us. For 4 On Friday afternoon, the Christmas this year. But, years the parents and families began picking up because of our wonderful children of Stonebrook Day the gifts for their children sponsor my children will School have been delighted and grandchildren. There experience the magic and to give back by donating were hugs, laughter, and wonder of the Christmas new toys, stuffed animals, tears of joy as the parents spirit. The sponsors have books and other items to and grandparents thanked provided more than gifts, needy families. We cannot Cannon County they have given my bear the thought of a child Coordinator Lemuel White children and I good "going without" at and Rutherford County memories to treasure Christmas. We hope that Family Services forever." our donations, as well as Coordinator Jennifer Lemuel White stated, "It the donations of other Gamble. was wonderful to see the families and businesses, "The holidays are a smiling faces of the needy make the holidays special Subscription Form particularly stressful time families that are receiving for families in need. We of year for many of the gifts. The spirit of look forward to helping out Name ______needy families we serve at generosity is alive in our again next year! Merry the Child Advocacy community. It warms my Christmas from the Address ______Center," De Boer said, "It is heart to know that all these families and employees of City______State ______Zip______such a great feeling for our families will have a happy Stonebrook Day School!" staff and volunteers ending to a difficult year." De Boer said, "It is the Phone ______knowing that all these When asked why their belief of the Child families are going to family chose to sponsor a Advocacy Center that 1 year in Cannon County $24.00 celebrate a wonderful needy family for the children deserve the best, 1 year outside Cannon County $27.00 Christmas. We are very holidays, Loven and especially in their times of grateful to all of the Secret Margaret Hall said, "We crisis. We want to thank all 1 year outside of Tennessee $30.00 Santa's who have made were looking for an Angel of the Secret Santa's for children's Christmas Tree Family or someone to sharing that belief and Send to: wishes come true this help at Christmas. We making the holidays a holiday season." have been blessed this year joyous season for the One of the Cannon and wanted to share with families we serve." CANNON COURIER County grandmothers someone less fortunate. It's not too late to get 210 West Water Street Woodbury, TN 37190 smiled as her grandson Our daughter, Devin, is an involved and help child rode his new bike in front MTSU student and she was abuse victims during the (615) 563-2512 of the Child Advocacy a Social Work intern at the holidays. For information Center with a huge smile Child Advocacy Center. on how you can get on his face. His Devin told us that there involved, contact Lemuel grandmother said to were families at the CAC White at the Cannon cannoncourier.com Cannon County who were in need. I was County Child Advocacy Debit and Credit Cards Accepted Internet access included Coordinator Lemuel happy to get a specific list. Center at 563-9915. White, "Please thank our We had the best time for PAGE 6 CANNON COURIER DECEMBER 26, 2012 Woodbury Methodist Church to have READ ALL ABOUT IT food distribution day December 29 PETTUS READ, Guest Columnist Thanks to the generosity the food in. There are no of an anonymous donor, the pre-qualifications, everyone First Methodist Church in is welcome. Woodbury, located at 502 W. This will be a “drive-thru” High Street, will be able to distribution. Cars should offer another Free Food line up on High Street Census of Agriculture comes around every five years giveaway on Saturday, coming up the hill from December 29th beginning at College Street. Each car will 10:30 a.m. in the parking lot be directed through the The Agricultural Statistics Service of First Methodist Church. parking lot of First in Tennessee is a very important There will be a tractor Methodist and out through source in our state for agricultural trailer full of food to be the First Baptist Church information that keeps all of us distributed. Each parking lot. informed on what's going to really participant should bring For more information, happen down on Tennessee farms. their own box, laundry contact the church office at They keep us aware of trends, current basket, or container to put 563-2135. growing conditions, acres planted and just where we are going. In fact, they could even cure the problem of counting cats if given the challenge. Every five years the United States Department of Agriculture conducts its Census of Agriculture. In 2007 the Kimberly Frazier appointed last census was taken and once again it is time to do some counting out on the farms across America and right Chief Nursing Officer here in our own state. The U.S. Department of Agriculture's National Kimberly Frazier, RN, Frazier earned her Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) BSN, has been named Chief bachelor's of science degree in a recent report said that the Census Nursing Officer (CNO) for in nursing from Middle provides detailed data covering DeKalb Community Tennessee State University nearly every facet of U.S. agriculture. Hospital (DCH) and Stones and is in the process of It will look at land use and River Hospital (SRH), completing her master's of ownership, production practices, according to Sue Conley, science degree in nursing expenditures and other factors that Chief Executive Officer, administration. She has affect the way farmers do business effective Jan. 2. earned certifications in and succeed in the 21st Century. Frazier has worked at Chemotherapy, Advanced To get a count that will be right, we talk to the old man, the young man impact on farmers and their DeKalb Community Continued Life Support, need everyone to fill out their forms replied, "I'm a volunteer with the communities for years to come," said Hospital since 1998, serving Pediatric Advanced Life when they get them in the mail and USDA. I'm the farm Census taker." Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack. "I since 2011 as Director of the Support, Basic Life Support, mail them back as soon as possible. "A what?" the man asked. The strongly encourage all farmers, no Medical Surgical nursing Crisis Prevention However, getting everyone involved words from the government matter how large or small their units as well as ICU and ER. Intervention and is not as easy as it may sound. A story immediately sent up red flags for the operation, to promptly complete and She has been serving as Emergency Preparedness. is told of just such a problem a few old man and the word census even return their Census, so they can voice Interim CNO since A native of Smithville, years ago, when door-to-door Census confused him that much more. to the nation the value and September. She has also Frazier was born in DeKalb takers took the Census and those "I'm a Census taker. The importance of agriculture." served as Director of Community Hospital. She being interviewed were not always government is trying to find out how NASS is now in the process of Implementations / Clinical and her husband Will have the friendly type. many farms are in the United States," mailing out the Census forms, and Informatics for both DCH four children - Gavin, The story goes that it had been a the young worker said. every farmer should have theirs by and SRH. Isabella, Mackenzie and very satisfying day for the old man as Getting up out of his chair and early January, to collect data for the "Kim is an outstanding Alex. She is very involved he settled down on his porch to watch opening the door to his white frame 2012 calendar year. Completed forms leader who brings with DeKalb County High the afternoon sun start to set in the house, the old man answered and are due by February 4, 2013. During significant clinical School, having spearheaded west. As he made himself said, "Well, you're wasting your time the cold and snowy weeks ahead, use experience to her new role," DCH's involvement with comfortable, he noticed a young man around here with me." the time spent by the fire to complete said Conley. "Having her the school's Athletic walking up his sidewalk with a As he started through the door, he your Census. Producers can return assume expanded Department. She also yellow pad and a number two lead stopped and looked back at the their forms by mail or they have the responsibilities as Chief coaches Junior Pro pencil in his hand. The old man was young bewildered Census taker and convenient option of filling out the Nursing Officer for our two basketball and fast-pitch not really interested in talking to said, "Because, I have no idea how Census online via a secure Web site at facilities will benefit our softball. Additionally, anyone this late in the day, especially many there are or even suppose to www.agcensus.usda.gov. patients, our staff and the Frazier has served on the not to a "kid" trying to sell his way be." With the farming population now community. This is a well- Smithville Chamber of through college or something. Just as hard as it was for that young less than two percent of our country's deserved promotion for Commerce Board. "I hope you are not selling man to get to talk to that old man, it is total population, it is very important Kim." something, young feller," he stated in sometimes just as hard to get all the that we get an all out effort on the somewhat of a short-toned reply. "I forms in from our modern day 2012 Ag Census. When you are the don't have any money for magazines, reporters. The information provided needle in the haystack, it's important PARKER & brushes or vacuum cleaners." to the Ag Statistics Service could to make your "point" known. LAWSON REED REALTY Being taken back by the old man's mean the difference in a farm Homes, Land, grumpy concerns, the young man program happening or not. LOGGING "The 2012 Census of Agriculture --Pettus L. Read is editor of Now seeking timber to buy stopped in his tracks and said, "I'm Commercial provides farmers with a powerful Tennessee Home & Farm magazine or cut on shares not selling anything, sir." "Well, what are you doing here?" voice. The information gathered and Tennessee Farm Bureau News. He Denton Parker Call 615-563-8929 the old man asked. through the Census influences policy may be contacted by e-mail at 931-212-9442 214 West High Street Hoping to get an even chance to just decisions that can have a tremendous [email protected] Woodbury Billy Lawson 615-542-3337 WANDA REED thru Dec. 26-P Broker/Agent Adams Memorial Library News

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303 Murfreesboro Road Woodbury, TN 37190 (615) 563-5337 www.smithfuneralhomewoodbury.net CANNON COURIER DECEMBER 26, 2012 PAGE 7 UT Extension Service BY BRUCE STEELMAN CARLA Y. BUSH, MVTE utextension.tennessee.edu/cannon UT Extension, Cannon County www.facebook.com/UTExtensionCannonCounty Tree roots; correcting some myths What kids learn from chores (or more Myth: Tree Roots grow vertically absorption roots branch off from the downward and have limited lateral lateral roots and divide many times to proof that suffering builds character) spread; grow in different directions including up. By: Dr. James G. Wellborn Actually very few tree species develop roots that penetrate the soil deeply. Like so many parental Myth: the larger the tree, the deeper the expectations and penetration of roots; actually most roots requirements, getting your are found in the upper three feet of the soil. kid in the habit of doing Myth: keeping the largest roots will keep chores will help prepare the bulk of the tree's root system; actually them for the real world (if most roots extend laterally and in you can ever get them to unconfined soils they can spread up to move out). three times the diameter of the tree crown. Here are some of the Myth: tree roots will tolerate all sorts of benefits kids derive from soil conditions; actually the finest roots assigned chores. (root hairs) responsible for the absorption • Responsibility (or “I’m of water and nutrients have a limited life not your maid.”) When you span; hence soil conditions must remain This view of the root envelope shows an make a mess YOU are favorable for their continuous ideal situation; with no restrictions, roots obligated to clean it up. The regeneration. can spread to a circular area with a most straightforward The figure below shows a conceptual set diameter up to three times the crown reason your kid needs to do of tree roots, width. chores is to drive the point Recall these figures next time you home that he is responsible operate around your trees especially when for his actions in the world trenching for home foundations, utility (and the messes he makes). instillations, sewer lines, paving and any • Personal Obligation (or number of various activities that might “You helped create this affect your tree's roots. Depending on mess now get up and help where you trench in relation to the tree clean it up!”) When you trunk, as much as 80 percent of the roots live with other people, could be cut. This of course, is not good for you’re obliged to contribute the tree (think nothing to absorb water or to the general upkeep of hold it up! yikes) but often symptoms of common living areas. immune system (if it out the trash or sweep the the damage often take years to express Chores help your kid learn doesn’t kill you first). But, floor, you have much bigger themselves, by which time the cause-effect to pull her own weight there are some things you challenges than getting association is diluted if not forgotten when it comes to keeping do because it is important chores done. altogether. shared spaces clean (so she to someone else (like, say, a Like so many time- Thoughtful planning that is sympathetic doesn’t end up moving spouse or the health honored parental to trees will reduce unnecessary injuries to back home because even department). Chores expectations, household This figure provides a "top-down" view the tree and avoid future anxiety and her friends consider her a provide your kids with a chores have a value more of the root envelope with tree trunk in the expense on our part. slob). clear message that the significant than the centers. This view is a horizontal slice of (This note inspired by C. Y. Jim, • Organization and world doesn’t revolve practical issue of household the soil six inches down. Notice eight long Protection of urban trees from trenching Prioritizing (or “You had around them and they need maintenance. That said, roots emanating from the tree trunk and damage in compact city environments plenty of time to get that to take others’ feelings and what is the most important the "annual root fans". The main (2003) Cities, 20 (2), pp. 87-94). room clean. You can just sensibilities into reason kids should do framework roots are composed of lateral Bruce Steelman forget about going consideration. chores? roots that are rope-like and spread 614 Lehman Street anywhere till it’s done!”) • Pride in a job well done Because you said so, of horizontally beneath the soil, mainly in the Phone: 615-563-2554 Chores are unpleasant for (or “You call that done? Get course. upper 20 inches of the soil. Most feeder or E:mail- [email protected] most kids. Unfortunately, back in there and finish life is filled with unpleasant cleaning that room.”) It is About Dr. James G. Wellborn but necessary tasks. Chores important to take pride in Dr. James G. Wellborn is a provide the chance for your even the most insignificant clinical psychologist with a kid to practice making time tasks. Chores help your private practice in Middle TN Grain Conference for necessary evils like kids learn that every task, Brentwood, Tenn., focusing routine maintenance in however base, is an on adolescents and families. their schedule of otherwise opportunity to work their He is the author of the book fun or meaningful hardest and do their best. Raising Teens in the 21st set for January 31, 2013 activities. This helps them (The expression on their Century: A Practical Guide learn how to plan, organize, face when you feed them to Effective Parenting that this line is priceless.) includes a chapter on The eighth annual A trade show of various study helps growers prioritize and suffer. • Sensitivity for others (or • Self-sufficiency (or getting teens to do chores Middle Tennessee Grain seed, chemical and answer the question of “Why do I have to tell you along with strategies for Conference set for equipment what the latest products “Just because it doesn’t bother you to wallow in every single time to replace addressing 78 other typical Thursday, January 31, at dealers and practices contribute to the trash bag after you take teenage issues. You can Coffee County's will corn yield. Below's unique filth doesn’t mean I’m going to live in a pig sty!”) It isn’t out the trash?”) OK, this learn more about Dr. Fairground in Manchester "omission plots" allow him reason really isn’t that Wellborn by visiting his offers farmers insight to a and his research team to crucial that things be straightened or cleaned. important. If your kid website at number of emerging see the bushel impact needs a lot of practice www.DrJamesWellborn.co corn, soybean, and when an individual "high Exposure to germs and before he can skillfully take m. wheat tech" practice or input is disease can help build the begin added or subtracted, then at 8:00 am compare it to other plots in followed by a slate of which all "high tech" production speakers addressing actions were in place in the Tobacco quality adjustments announced concerns. current production topics same research plot. The conference is for corn, wheat and Replicated in various USDA’s Risk Management Agency tobacco planted in Kentucky and Tennessee scheduled to get underway soybeans beginning at 9:00 locations over various (RMA) announces quality adjustment are subject to a crop rotation requirement to with registration am. Roller's Barbeque of years, the test results have changes and a crop rotation requirement be eligible for crop insurance. Tobacco will beginning at 7:30 am. McMinnville will cater allowed Dr. Below to for flue cured, burley, and dark tobacco not be insurable on any acreage on which Registration is twenty lunch which will be identify and rank those beginning with the 2013 crop year. tobacco was planted in the two previous dollars at the door or sponsored by the seven factors as having the Quality adjustment factors were modified crop years. For example, a producer who participants can pre- Tennessee Farmers greatest impact on corn for the least valuable grades of flue cured planted tobacco on land in 2011 and 2012 register for ten dollars by Cooperative. yield. and burley tobacco. Producers are no will not be able to insure tobacco on that Monday, January 28 at the Following lunch, Dr. Complete details on longer required to destroy tobacco assigned same land in 2013. Producers should Cannon County Extension Fred Below will provide conference topics and pre- these grades to qualify for quality review their cropping history and plan Office. Registration fees the keynote presentation registration can be adjustment. Producers can choose to accordingly to ensure that their acreage is include the program and "Unlocking the Secrets to obtained from the destroy the least valuable graded tobacco eligible for tobacco crop insurance. materials, refreshments, Higher Corn Yields". University of Tennessee resulting in no production to count, or sell Tobacco producers are encouraged to lunch, a copy of the Below, a professor of plant Cannon County Extension it and have twenty percent of that visit with their crop insurance agent to conference proceedings, physiology in the Office at 614 Lehman Street production count toward their insurance learn specific details for the 2013 crop year. and a grain conference cap. Department of Crop in Woodbury, Tn. For guarantee. This allows producers more Federal crop insurance policies are sold and This program, like all UT Sciences at the University questions, please contact flexibility in marketing or disposing of their delivered solely through private insurance Extension programs, is of Illinois at Champaign, Bruce Steelman at 615-563- tobacco while retaining the maximum companies and agents. A list of crop open to all eligible persons has categorized the results 2554 or visit the Cannon value of their crop insurance benefits. insurance agents is available at all USDA regardless of race, color, of his research into seven County Extension website Beginning in 2013, flue cured tobacco in Service Centers in the United States or on national origin, sex, age, management practices or atall states; burley tobacco planted in RMA’s web site at religion, disability or "wonders" that can result https://utextension.tenness Kentucky, North Carolina, Tennessee, http://www3.rma.usda.gov/tools/agents/. veteran status. in high yielding corn. His ee.edu/cannon. Virginia, and West Virginia; and dark

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Dear Ken: Who were the stars of the old radio show "Lum and Abner" and did they ever make it to television? I doggies, weren't they a knee-slapper? Set in the Jot 'em Down Store in fictional Pine Ridge, Ark., the radio show ran from 1931 to 1954. It was created by Chester Lauck, who played Lum Eddards, and Norris Goff, who played Abner Peabody. The duo produced more than 5,000 shows and more than 1,000 of them have survived. The radio show never evolved into a TV series but there were seven "Lum and Abner" movies released between 1940 and 1956. The last film was intended as the first three episodes of a TV series but was not picked up by a TV network.

Dear Ken: What are some other credits for the actor who played Otis Campbell on "The Andy Griffith Show" Hal Smith was the multi-talented man behind Otis and hundreds of cartoon voices over the decades. He provided the voice of John Avery Whittaker on the Focus on the Family radio show "Adventures in Odyssey." Among the famous cartoon characters he spoke for were Winnie the Pooh, Owl and Goofy, and he could be heard on such TV series as "Huckleberry Hound," "Quick Draw McGraw," "The Bugs Bunny Show," "The Flintstones," "Scooby Doo," "DuckTales" and "The Smurfs." Smith also supplied voices in hundreds of TV commercials and was a guest on dozens of TV series from the 1950s into 1990s. Among his film credits were "The Ghost and Mr. Chicken," "Beauty and the Beast," "18 Again," "Oklahoma Crude," "The Million Dollar Duck" and "The Great Race." As nice a fellow as you could ever hope to meet, Smith died of a heart attack in 1994 at age 77.

Dear Ken: What is the title of "The Waltons" TV movie where their father gets lost on Christmas? That was the TV movie "The Homecoming: A Christmas Story," which aired in December 1971. The TV series began in September of 1972. In the TV movie, the children were all played by the same actors as in the TV series, but John and Olivia Walton were played by Andrew Duggan and Patricia Neal. Grandma Walton was portrayed by Ellen Corby, while Grandpa's role was filled by Edgar Bergen. Airing over nine seasons, the show totaled 210 episodes and seven TV movies.

Dear Ken: What else has the actress who plays Caroline on "2 Broke Girls" been in? Beth Behrs, who turns 27 this week, is a native of Lancaster, Pa. She has been a guest on "NCIS: Los Angeles" and "Castle" and been in the movies "American Pie Presents: The Book of Love," "Chasing Eagle Rock" and "Route 30, Too!" If you have a trivia question about actors, singers, movies, TV shows or pop culture, e-mail your query to Ken Beck at Happy New Year! [email protected]

Ball - Bells - Blitzen - Candy Cane - Carols - Chimney - Christmas - Comet - Cupid - Dancer - Dasher - Donner - Elves - Frosty - Gifts - Gingerbread - Holiday - Holly - Noel - North Pole - Peace - Prancer - Present - Reindeer - Rudolph - Sack - Santa - Sled - Snowman - Star - Stocking - Sugarplums - Toy - Tree - Vixen - Workshop - Wrapping - Wreath CANNON COURIER DECEMBER 26, 2012 PAGE 9 Regional special set to air Upper Cumberland focus of program on WCTE TV In January WCTE will broadcast a tourism special entitled Discover the Upper Cumberland. The local PBS station partnered with TTU's TECH-REDI Initiative on the project, which was funded by a grant from the Appalachian Regional Commission. The hour-long program highlights the rich cultural heritage, breathtaking nat- ural beauty and out- standing special events of the 14-county region which includes Cannon County. "Tourism is vital to the economic future of our region," said Project Dir- ector Mark Dudney. "We This illustration by Carl Carbonell proves to be writer Connie Foster's favorite in their book The Readyville Mill. believe our quality of life here is second to none." houses close to the mill were lighted. At dusk it was Readyville was lit up by 10 years at Eastside Cordell Hull and Alvin C. FOSTER--- with electric lights in 1918, necessary to throw the chickens until cock crow Elementary. York, two of 20th century of electricity, who decides turning Readyville into one turbine into gear with the the next morning. "It's been a long process. I America's greatest patriots to sneak out one night to of the first rural towns in dynamo. At times, Rat McFerrin's electrical plant guess I always had been a during peacetime and in visit the mill and gets into the state to have electricity. found it inconvenient to be ran until 1937, when closet writer. As a kid I war, grew up only a few some big trouble along the Robert L. Mason, in his at the mill at the proper Tennessee Valley Authority, might write something and miles apart. W.E.B. Du Bois way." History of Cannon County, time to pull the lever down. through the Middle Tenn- felt so good to get my taught school here. While the characters are relates how McFerrin So he put a couple of hens essee Electric Membership feelings on page, and then History buffs can drive fictional, Foster borrows controlled the ebb and flow and roosters in the room Coop, superseded it. I'd tear it up before anyone the river bluffs and back from history and of electricity. with the long lever. At Foster and her husband could see it," said Foster, roads of the Upper particularly from inventive He (Rat McFerrin) roosting time, they perched Ronnie have three grown who plans to have the book Cumberland Civil War genius Arthur "Rat" devised a way of on the only available place, children: Anna, Emily and available soon for purchase Trail. McFerrin, an owner- converting the water power the lever. Their weight Jacob, and a grandson at Woodbury locations as The entire area contains operator of the mill during going to waste into brought the lever down Madden. She taught well as on a web site. "This some of the best small the first half of the 20th electricity, by which many and engaged the turbine kindergarten, first, fifth and has been a great heritage museums and century. He wired the of the Readyville homes with the dynamo, and sixth grades over a span of experience." veterans halls in the country. In terms of natural beauty, entered Cash Express at 103 the region is a veritable SHORT--- E. Main St. armed with what paradise, home to 10 state was described as a chrome represent them in litigation parks and three major lakes. handgun. vs. THC Select, a business Hike to the "Land of Falling Ultimately, the robber was located here by the former Water," kayak down a identified as Benjamin IDB committee. Bouldin was scenic river and trek into Lamar Carter, 36, formerly of hired following a closed- the rugged Big South Fork. Murfreesboro. Carter was door meeting Monday, Nov. The Upper Cumberland shot to death early this 26 during which Cannon is ideal for people who love month in Savannah, Ga., County attorney Mike outdoor fun and adventure. following another armed Corley resigned as IDB's The region's special robbery. attorney. events reflect its out- Two other suspects were Following Bouldin's hiring, standing musical tradition. arrested by the Woodbury the committee voted to The Smithville Fiddler's Police Department in instruct him to notify THC Jamboree, Jammin at Hip- connection with the Cash that they are to cease and pie Jack's Americana Music Express robbery. The two desist all correspondence Festival, Dailey and Vin- arrested are Joetavious M. with County Executive Mike cent's Homecoming Con- Randolph, 18, and Thor L. Gannon and any former IDB cert and Bluegrass Under- Coleman, 21, both of committee members. All ground are only a few stops Murfreesboro. Coleman was Billy Kaufman points to the Gold Medal Short Mountain Distillery recently won in a correspondence is to be along the world-class allegedly the driver of the car national competition. directed to Bouldin and not Upper Cumberland Music used in the robbery, while Trail. to any current IDB members. Administration Hospital. In 1995, community Other news pointed to the Randolph was a passenger. Join host Kelly Swallows Similarly, the County The year 2012 was also rumors were rampant Stones future. On Nov. 8, Leland's co- as she invites locals and Commission voted to abolish marked by the passing of River would be closed by the East Side Elementary owner Rick Smotherman visitors alike to discover the the 911 Board, citing the several Cannon County Nashville-based Hospital School was recognized as was wounded by a gun- best our home has to offer. group's lack of public notables including former Corporation of America. Dr. one of Tennessee's top wielding 13-year-old The program premieres at 8 meetings. Cannon County High School Reuhland was instrumental schools for academic youngster during a robbery p.m. on Jan. 10 and repeats John Nabors was named Coach Mike Mayfield and in saving the hospital. achievement on Aug. 27. East on Woodbury's Square. at 8 p.m. on Jan. 19. 911 Board chairman and the Dr. Leon Reuhland. In addition to his 40-year Side was one of 169 schools "I was angry, I was upset. I Cookeville-based WCTE group has scheduled public Mayfield, who was serving medical practice, Dr. garnering recognition as a felt a burning, but I didn't is Channel 10 on Charter meetings on the second on the Cannon County Reuhland served, free-of- 2011-12 Reward School, realize I was wounded until I and Channel 22 on Dish Tuesday of June and Board of Education, died charge, as Cannon County representing the top 5 reached down there and and Direct. December and the fourth following a car crash in coroner for decades, saving percent of schools in the state brought up a bloody hand," Check your local listings Tuesday of February, April, Murfreesboro. He had the county thousands of for annual growth and Smotherman said. for more information. August and October. coached 22 years. dollars. academic achievement. One finished project, the The businessman didn't "Cannon County Veterans really know why the boy Bridge," near Beaver Dam, picked his store to rob. "We Tourism events scheduled for New Years pointed toward future issues really don't do much cash Tennessee's upcoming music, entertainment and www.visitmusiccity.com/ne drop of Hard Rock's New in the form of the expanded business. Ninety-eight events include several New watch the New Year's Eve wyearseve. Year's Eve guitar at state Route 70S. Two parts of percent of our business is Year’s Celebrations. ball drop from the Space Knoxville - First Night midnight. For more the road project are under plastic." Dec. 29 Needle at midnight Jan. 1, Knoxville - Enjoy an information, check out construction with the most Not all of the 2012 news Granville - "NewTown" at 2013. For more infor- exciting and artistic display www.bealestreetmerchants. expensive part of the was bad. For shining Sutton Ole Time Music mation, visit of dancers, artists, circus com. highway to come. example is the community Hour - Enjoy the Sutton Ole www.gatlinburg.com. performers and comedic Linden - New Year's Eve Cannon countians are effort to grow Adams Time Music Hour with Nashville - Music City groups before the New Party, Fun in Charming being asked by the state Library with a $1.5 million "NewTown", a bluegrass, New Year's Eve Bash on Year's Eve ball drop and Historic Hotel - The Department of Trans- expansion. The 3,000 square acoustic band, at 6 p.m. at Broadway - The Frey, fireworks display. For more Commodore Hotel will host portation to pick the route foot project is expected to the Sutton General Store in Sixpence None the Richer, information, visit a roaring 20's/Chicago either through or around meet the growth of its 5,500 Granville. Love and Theft and Striking www.firstnightknoxville.co Swing themed party at 6:30 Woodbury. Three options are registered users in addition www.granvilletn.com. Matches will perform m. p.m. until the champagne under consideration. The to adding extra computers Dec. 31, 2012 - Jan. 1, 2013 beginning at 7 p.m. with a Memphis - New Year's toast at midnight. For more road will either bypass and other needed Gatlinburg - New Year's 15-foot-tall music note drop Eve Celebration on Beale - information, go to Woodbury to the north or equipment. Eve Ball Drop and at midnight Jan. 1, 2013. For Thirteen bands of live music www.commodorehotellinde south or pass though the The community is also Fireworks Show - Enjoy more information, visit in Handy Park leading the n.com. existing town. pulling for injured warrior Crime did take its share of Franz Walkup, who was the headlines during 2012 in wounded in Afghanistan. David L. 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Woodbury, 615-563-1444 Casey Readyville, 615-895-2171 Robertson, Woodbury, 615-563-2089 SIMMONS CHAPEL FREE Owner JESUS IS LORD BAPTIST Home Care Services IVY BLUFF CHURCH OF CHRIST METHODIST Woodbury 615-563-3032 CHURCH 101 Wade Rd. 3295 Hollow Springs Rd. 563-5300 12044 Halls Hill Pike, Milton Woodbury, 931-939-3200 Woodbury, 615-765-5589 931-952-9076 LEONI CHURCH OF CHRIST WOODBURY UNITED METHODIST God sent not His Son into the world NEW BEGINNING MISSIONARY 6818 McMinnville Hwy. 502 W. High St. to pass sentence upon it, but to save BAPTIST MISSION Woodbury, 615-563-2337 Woodbury, 615-563-2135 In partnership with Saint Thomas Hospital it-through Him. 100 Tatum Street, Woodbury MID-WAY CHURCH OF CHRIST 324 Doolittle Road - Woodbury, TN 37190 615-587-1566 or 615-677-6286 10528 Hollow Springs Rd. PENTECOSTAL John 3:17 [email protected] PLAINVIEW BAPTIST WOODBURY'S PENTECOSTALS www.StonesRiverHospital.com 6088 Jim Cummings Hwy. Bradyville, 615-765-5151 1305 Jim Cummings Hwy. Phone 931-738-9211, ext. 223 Woodbury, 615-765-5961 MOUNT ARARAT CHURCH OF Woodbury, 615-563-4480 PLEASANT VIEW BAPTIST CHRIST DARRYL T. DEASON, DDS 1770 Pleasant View Rd. 1507 Blanton School Rd. PRESBYTERIAN Nissan of Murfreesboro Woodbury, 615-765-7537 Woodbury, 615-563-5042 CRIPPLE CREEK PRESBYTERIAN is Proud to be Your Hometown Nissan ANDREW BUCHER, DDS PROSPERITY BAPTIST NEW HOPE CHURCH OF CHRIST CHURCH 45 Fites Lane 4296 Murfreesboro Rd. 2726 Cripple Creek Road-Readyville Dealer. 801 B West Main Street Readyville, 615-563-8878 Auburntown, 615-408-4330 nissanofmurfreesboro.com Woodbury, TN 37190 PLEASANT VIEW CHURCH OF OTHER 563-2266 PROSPERITY MISSIONARY 893.0252 BAPTIST CHRIST CANNON COMMUNITY 1770 Pleasant View Road 209 Murfreesboro Rd. 20725 Hwy. 96 Woodbury, 615-765-5318 Woodbury, 615-563-8606 DONALD PRESTON Auburntown, 615-408-4645 SCIENCE HILL CHURCH OF CORNERNSTONE COMMUNITY Property Assessor SANDERS FORK BAPTIST www.SunCrestHealth.com 4844 Auburntown Road CHRIST CHURCH 8120 John Bragg Rd. Woodbury 615-563-8665 Woodbury 50 Locke Creek Rd. Cannon County Readyville, 615-895-2265 Woodbury, 615-563-5657 Woodbury, TN SYCAMORE BAPTIST 2617 Bivins Hill Rd. SMITH GROVE CHURCH OF CONVENANT KEEPER’S 37190 Readyville, 615-536-5450 CHRIST FELLOWSHIP 237 Hollow Springs Road 745 Doolittle Rd. SYCAMORE MISSIONARY Woodbury, 615-563-5617 Woodbury, 615-563-8372 Compliments of BAPTIST 7165 Sycamore Creek Rd. SUNNY SLOPE CHURCH OF DILLON STREET INDEPENDENT CHRIST 216 S. Dillon St. E & E WHOLESALE SUPPLY CO. Woodbury, 615-563-4205 Corner of Hollis Creek and Woodbury, 615-563-2029 TOWN OF WOODBURY Sunny Slope - Woodbury CHRISTIAN HARVEST VIEW 108 E. Main 563-8888 WOODBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST 8518 Woodbury Pike ITY FFICIALS GRACE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP 100 E. Water St. Readyville, 615-893-9900 C O 5194 Jim Cummings Hwy. Woodbury, 615-563-2119 HOLLOW SPRINGS COMMUNITY Woodbury, 615-765-5830 CHURCH CHURCH OF GOD 6396 Hollow Springs Road Woodbury Flowers CHURCH OF CHRIST West Main Street SHORT MOUNTAIN CHURCH OF Bradyville 615-765-7490 ANTIOCH CHURCH OF CHRIST GOD 563-5713 9487 Halls Hill Pike LIVING SPRING CHURCH 6621 Short Mountain Rd. 7804 Hollow Springs Road 720 West Main Street Woodbury, 615-563-8828 Carl & Opal Jones, Owners Woodbury, 615-563-2299 Bradyville 615-765-5181 AUBURN HILLS CHURCH OF [email protected] 563-7113 NEW LIFE CHURCH CHRIST GOSPEL 9126 Old Nashville Hwy. 717 Auburntown Road ESTES BUS SERVICE INC. McMinnville 542-9124 Woodbury, 615-563-5482 FULL GOSPEL ASSEMBLY Woodbury Funeral Home 144 Mankin Lane - Woodbury 3213 Murfreesboro Rd. SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST Mark Fults and Penny Gray AUBURNTOWN CHURCH OF Woodbury, 615-563-8403 303 W. Colonial St. Phone 563-2311 Office 615-563-6334 CHRIST Woodbury, 615-563-2139 15 W. Main St. Obituary Line 563-2344 Cell 615-849-6250 Auburntown, 615-464-2600 www.WoodburyFuneralHome.net [email protected] DONNIE ESTES COLE BANKS Johnson’s Heating & Air Woodbury Nursing Center Estes Heating, Air & Refrigeration Office: (615) 536-5008 Cell: (615) 464-3166 a Free Estimates - Financing Available 5220 Halls Hill Pike Murfreesboro, TN 37130 We repair all major brands. 119 W. High St. Phone (615) 893-4895 563-5773 MID-TENN Anthony Johnson, Owner/Operator Woodbury, TN 804 McMinnville Highway Woodbury, TN 37190 P.O. Box 476 Manufactured under licensed by NORDYNE, O’Falion, MO. 37190 ®Registered trademark/™Trademark of Maytag Corporation www.gracehc.com Phone (615) 563-7909 224 McMinnville Hwy. EQUIPMENT or its related companies ©2008. All rights reserved. email: [email protected] 615-563-5939 461 North Chancery Parts & Service Street Higgins Flea Market Tractors & Farm Equipment McMinnville, TN 37110 Open Year Round! 1662 Murfreesboro Road (931) 507-1131 or Woodbury, TN 888-774-3486 Booth Rentals at 563-2159 705 S. College Street (615) 563-7902 Woodson’s Pharmacy Woodbury, TN Global Industrial Holiday House Mountain View Medical “Customer First” 37190 [email protected] Store Hours: Mon-Fri 7:30 until 6:00 pm Components, Inc. Apartments Family Practice Sat 8:00 until 5:00 pm Sun 9:00 until 2:00 pm Gerald Toledo ph: 615-563-5120 Apartment living for the very low and low income www.MidTennEquip.com Phone (615) 563-3245 CEO/President cell: 615-849-2422 person(s) 62 years of age and older, James Spurlock III D.O. Fax (615) 563-3247 Family owned and operated for over 50 years MBE Certified fx: 615-563-5121 and/or Disabled regardless of age Terrance Binks D.O. 370 Doolittle Road, Suite 1 FREE DELIVERY - FULL LINE OF $1 ITEMS ISO 9001-2000 [email protected] Shon Nolin, D.O. 615-563-2500 Holly Blankenship, D.O. Woodbury, TN 37190 We accept most insurance plans and credit cards CANNON COURIER DECEMBER 26, 2012 PAGE 11 Cannon Life Literary and Wine Appreciation Society January meeting announcement The Literary from author Robert Goolrick, A Reliable and Wine Wife. We all enjoyed his second book so Appreciation much we wanted to read his first for both Society will not comparison and a lively discussion. Our meet in wine will be Champagne, if bottled in that December due to special region where sparkling wine can the press of holiday commitments. But the be called Champagne, if not bottled there, group will gather twice in January. then sparkling wine bottled in some other The first meeting will be Sunday, region will do very well. January 6, 2013, at 2:30 p.m. at 100 College Please join us for a final holiday revel Street. We will be discussing the first book and toast a good book. Happy New Year. Models sought for fashion show

Second Annual United We Style Fashion A second annual fashion show Show to Benefit the United Way of fundraiser is set for April 13, 2013 and will Rutherford and Cannon Counties bring awareness to the needs in the Tangerine Salon and Spa will hold open community. Tangerine Salon and Spa is an MR. AND MRS. DANIEL GLENN Photo provided auditions on Sunday, January 13, 2013 at Aveda Lifestyle Salon and will highlight 2:00 PM at its mission with the event which is “to care Tangerine Salon and Spa, 845 North for the world we live in, from the products Miss Samantha Woodin and Daniel Thompson Lane, Murfreesboro, TN. we make to the ways in which we give Models should be prepared for a brief back to society.” audition that will include walking as well The event will also feature a VIP Glenn married in outdoor ceremony as an interview. Any one is invited to Celebrity Cocktail hour with local audition. Model portfolios are welcome celebrities, vendor booths and work from though not required. area designers. With much joy, on the cowboy boots with their served as Best Man. night of August 4th, 2012, dresses. Miss Lauren The Groomsmen were Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel and Brown and Mrs. Melissa Cody Rutherford, Mr. Ryan Samantha (Woodin) Glenn Allen beautifully created Dolinger, Mr. Thomas FFA members eligible for scholarships united their hearts and her make-up and hair look. Tilson, Mr. Andrew Glenn, joined their families! To complete her ensemble, Mr. Daniel Woodin, and Mr. Monty's Plant Food Company, a science or soil conservation The outdoor wedding Mrs. Glenn carried a Andrew Woodin. The Louisville, Kentucky-based manufacturer - Have a minimum high school GPA of was held at the beautiful bouquet of red and crème groomsmen wore chocolate of plant and soil enhancement products for 3.25 Rust Residence in roses, sunflowers, with brown ties and pants, tan the agriculture, industry, is now accepting - Have participated in community Readyville, Tennessee at six greenery and red berries, vests, and ivory button applications from Tennessee students for service thirty that evening. Long gathered together with downs. Their boutonniere's four, $1,000 college scholarships. The A complete list of criteria is listed online time friend and reverend of twine and white lace. were red roses with awards will be made in conjunction with at www.montysplantfood.com. the bride's family, Rev. The bride's best friend's, sunflowers, gathered the National FFA Organization to high Scholarship applications are available Steve Douglas conducted Mrs. Jennie Vandivort and together with twine. school seniors who are members of FFA. online at www.ffa.org/scholarships. The the ceremony. Immediately Mrs. Alicia Villines, served Close family friend of the To be eligible students must also meet deadline to apply is February 15, 2013. The following the wedding the as Matron's of Honor. bride, Mr. Mason Howard criteria including: Monty's Plant Food Company scholarships guests created quilt squares The Bridesmaids were served as Ring Bearer. As - Resides in Tennessee - Alabama, will be awarded in May. to complete a blanket for Miss Rachel Williams, Miss Mason walked down the Arkansas, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, "FFA is a wonderful leadership program the couple. An outdoor Sydney Coe, Mrs. Emily aisle, he presented Daniel Ohio, Maryland, North Carolina, North and we are proud to partner with such an reception followed with a McLearran, Miss Amy with a special note from Dakota, South Carolina or Virginia influential organization to offer great deal of dancing at the Becker, and Miss Kelli Samantha that he carried residents are also eligible to apply scholarships to young people in same location. Glenn. The bridesmaids with Daniel's college - Live on a family farm agriculture," said Dennis Stephens, Given in marriage by her wore formal chiffon pitcher baseball glove. - Plan to pursue post-secondary president, Monty's Plant Food Company. parents, and escorted by chocolate brown, knee Ushers were close friends education and study agronomy and crop "We value education and are pleased to her father, the bride length dresses. They carried of the bride and groom, Mr. science, sustainable agriculture, soil help students pursue a college degree." selected a stunning bouquets of red roses, Josh Brooks, Mr. Nathan mermaid style wedding sunflowers, with accents of Epperson, Mr. Logan Hess gown of candlelight lace red berries, gathered by and Mr. Charlie Fields. and satin. The dress was twine. Following the wedding, accentuated with pearls The bride's coordinators the couple had their Ivy Bluff News and crystals added by the and attendants were Mrs. honeymoon in Fort BY BONNIE STACY brides grandmother, Ms. Katie Workman, Miss Lauderdale/Miami Florida. Ann Beacham, that swept Megan Ferguson, and Mrs. The couple at this time into a chapel length train. Shanna Carmack. resides in Bristol, VA until Ben and Elizabeth Hartsfield went The Floyd family had their Christmas get The veil also with pearls Eagerly awaited to see his future plans! shopping in Murfreesboro on Monday. together at the Wartrace Community and crystals coordinated bride walk down the aisle, Jim and Judy Stacey from Murfreesboro, Center on Saturday in Bedford County. with the dress. The bride the groom, Mr. Daniel "A special thank you to all of Don and Charlotte Frazine from Les Williams Sr. has been here for a few had the lovely honor of Glenn wore a tan tux, ivory our friends and family who Tullahoma, Brenda Jaco from Manchester weeks from Nicaragua visiting with family wearing her grandmother's button down, soft striped were able to join us and help and Bonnie Stacy had lunch at the Cracker and friends. pearls as her bracelet, a ivory tie, and also wearing a make this one of the most Barrel in Manchester on Monday. The man who trims himself to suit everybody beautiful diamond bracelet sunflower and crème rose memorable moments in our My sympathy to the family of Morris will soon whittle himself away. from the bride's mother-in- boutonniere. Mr. Tyler lives." Parker who passed away last week from a Where we all think alike, no one thinks very law, Mrs. Shelby Glenn, and Dacus, long time friend, - Mr. and Mrs. Glenn car accident. He was the son of the late much. a matching diamond and Hilary and Clara Parker from Ivy Bluff. He It would be nice if we could forget our pearl dangle earrings and has many friends and family still in the troubles as easily as we forget our blessings. necklace. Samantha as well county. A thankful man is a contented man. as her bridesmaids wore Auburntown News BY ANNA PATRICK

Glad to hear Gene Harris done for the past several Mitchell Davenport 19th to you. On the first day is home and doing well years. celebrates the 29th with of 2005 Brian and Terri following a few days' stay It was a weekend in the Brian Leyhew, Dalton Lack, Jackson were wed. Happy Santa shopped at in the hospital recently, Smokies for Betty and Terry Dustin Lack, Dawson Reed 7th to you. Tim and DeAnna Reed Thomas. Joining them were and Lindsay all ending up Here's praying each of JENNINGS JEWELERS! were hosts to the girl's Patrick Thomas and Lauren this year's wishes on the you have a safe and happy basketball team's Christmas Hamilton of Cedar Grove 30th. Opening up the new New Year from the Patrick party Tuesday night. Lots of and Stefanie Gaither, year of 2013 are Stacy household. 215 West pizza topped off by a Samantha and Madison and Baines Doug Gaither, James chocolate fountain was Brad Leach. They enjoyed a Paul Davenport and Kathy Main Street enjoyed by Samantha and day at Dollywood, another Hays. Happy, happy If you have news for this Woodbury Madison Gaither, Hannah day some went to the birthday you all. column, please e-mail me at Whited, MaLeah Scott, Titantic show while others On the last day of the year [email protected], or call 615-563-2421 Kirsten Garrison, Hattie were at Dixie Stampede. in 1993, Todd and Susan 464-4310 and leave a message Fann, Katie Hancock, Elana One day was spent touring Turney were wed. Happy if no answer. and Katherine Russo, Sarah Nick's Foods Inc. located Hood, Alyssa Whited, near Jefferson City. Terry Katelyn Duggin Shelby calls the owner "the egg Parker, Alyssa Williams, man" as their expertise is in Daysha Murray and producing hard boiled eggs Adrianna Reed. Janna and which they tell us is a real Alayna Reed were on hand eye-opening sight. Got Engaged over Christmas? to help. Sunday the 16th, Auburn Friday night Janice and Baptist Church had the Charles Ritchey presented AWANA Christmas her Sunday School class program. There was also with their annual gift of a special music by Carly Planning A Wedding? delicious meal. Enjoying the Brown and Caitlyn Crook. event were Robbie Owen, A Sunday School breakfast Elaine and Jimmy Mingle, fellowship was enjoyed. Bobby and Brenda Francis, Prosperity Baptist Church Christmas Hallean Tate, Terri Cooper held their Wednesday night Celebrated an and Kizzie Lou Vance. service at several homes One day last week Harold when they went caroling Engagement? D and Earlene Duggin with leaving a fruit basket with Ruth and Marvin each home. Anniversary? Davenport stopped in Today (Tuesday the 25th) Smyna where they picked is the day we celebrate a The Cannon Courier can publish your engagement, up Steve and Lois Hawkins very special Person's to travel on into Nashville. birthday. Happy Birthday wedding or anniversary. Photos and story $25.00 each or Here they visited with the Jesus. Others celebrating Hawkins' son, Greg and this week are Shawna $40.00 for both engagement and wedding. family and also enjoyed the Kennedy hits 26 on the 26th. beautiful Christmas lights Betty Thomas enters the Contact us at 563-2512 or come by and ask for Teresa. set to music that Greg has Medicare group on the 27th. PAGE 12 CANNON COURIER DECEMBER 26, 2012 Cannon CRIME & COURTS Court Action Illegal hunting charges handled in General Sessions Court Judge Pro Tempore Darwin Colston presided over Jeremy Jackson Grant's charge of driving without a suspended upon equal time on probation, paying a $2.00 General Sessions court on Tuesday, December 18. Some of license was retired for 6 months. fine and the costs. the results of the various cases that appeared on the docket included: Kristy Dawn Hayes pled guilty to driving without a William Andrew Pittman's charge of license. She was sentenced to 30 days in jail. That sentence passing a worthless check was retired for William Bailey pled guilty to driving without a license. was suspended upon equal time on probation and paying 11 months 29 days. He was ordered to pay He was sentenced to 30 days in jail. That sentence was the costs. restitution and the costs. suspended upon equal time on probation, paying a $2.00 fine and the costs. Danny Hugh Kennedy, Jr. pled guilty to driving without Danny James Sparkman pled guilty to a license. He was sentenced to 30 days in jail. That driving without a license. He was Austin M. Brown pled guilty under sentence was suspended upon equal time on probation, sentenced to 6 months in jail. That judicial diversion to possession of a paying a $2.00 fine and the costs. sentence was suspended upon equal time William schedule II drug. He was sentenced to 11 on probation, paying a $50.00 fine and the Andrew months 29 days of probation and ordered Dereck Allen Merritt pled guilty to driving without a costs. Pittman to pay a $750.00 fine and the costs. license. He was sentenced to 30 days in jail. That sentence was suspended upon equal time on probation, paying a Ira Jerome Stankoff pled guilty to driving without a Thomas C. Coleman agreed to the $2.00 fine and the costs. license. He was sentenced to 30 days in jail. That sentence Austin M. violation of his probation. He was ordered was suspended equal time on probation, paying a $2.00 Brown to serve 14 days and his probation was Darian E. Mullen pled guilty to trespass. He was fine and the costs. extended 7 months. sentenced to 30 days in jail. That sentence was suspended upon equal time on probation and paying the costs. Tiffany Lee Tomlin pled guilty to driving without a Callie Combs' charge of assault was retired for 11 license. She was sentenced to 30 days in jail. That sentence months 29 days. Corey Eugene Pleasant pled guilty to hunting from a was suspended upon equal time on probation, paying a public road way. He was sentenced to 11 months 29 days $2.00 fine and the costs. Steven Wilson Cook pled guilty to hunting with an in jail. That sentence was suspended upon equal time on illegal firearm. He was sentenced to 6 months in jail. That probation, forfeiting his weapon, paying a $200.00 fine and William Patrick Wampler's charge of hunting without a sentence was suspended upon equal time on probation, the costs. license was retired for 6 months. He was ordered to pay paying a $100.00 fine and the costs. the costs. Ashely Nicole Pope agreed to the violation of her Heather Jean Farris pled guilty to driving without a probation. She was ordered to serve her original sentence. Scott Allen Worthington's charge of hunting without a license. She was sentenced to 30 days in jail. That sentence license was retired for 6 months. He was ordered to pay was suspended upon equal time on probation, paying a Susan Ragan pled guilty to driving without a license. the costs. $2.00 fine and the costs. She was sentenced to 30 days in jail. That sentence was PUBLIC NOTICES

NOTICE OF Book 86, page 732, Trustee, pursuant to the Tennessee, to wit: unpaid taxes, assessments, Register's Office for said Deed of Trust, having A certain tract or parcel of penalties and interest, if SUBSTITUTE Cannon County, Tennessee, been requested by the land located in the 13th any. All right and equity of TRUSTEE'S SALE referred to herein as the owner and holder of said Civil District, Cannon redemption, homestead, deed of trust, which indebtedness so to do, by County, State of Tennessee, dower and all other Default having been conveyed certain real virtue of the authority and described as follows: exceptions are expressly made in the terms and property, appurtenances, power vested in me by said Bounded on the north by waived in said Deed of conditions of payments, estate, title and interest deed of trust and the lands of Smotherman; Trust, and the title is pursuant to a certain Deed therein in trust to secure the appointing of Substitute on the south by Larkin; on believed to be good, but the of Trust executed by default by the lawful owner Trustee will on the 15th day the east by Johnson; and Substitute Trustee will JIMMY L. PORTER AND thereof, Household of January, 2013, at 12:00 on the west by the Hollow convey and sell only as JANET PORTER, h/w, to Financial Center, Inc. noon., on the front door of Springs Public Road, Substitute Trustee. The Kyle Walters, Trustee, Appointment of Substitute the Cannon County containing 4.7 acres more right is reserved to adjourn dated the 31st day of May, Trustee having been duly Courthouse Woodbury, or the day of the sale to 2006 and being of record in executed by the holder of Tennessee, sell at public less, by estimation. another day or time certain the note and beneficiary of outcry to the highest bidder (description taken from a without further said Deed of Trust, and for cash (or credit upon the previous deed). publication, upon appointing William indebtedness secured, if the Being the same property announcement at the time Timothy Hill as Substitute holder is the successful conveyed to Jimmy L. for the above. Trustee. purchaser) the following Porter, single by Deed NOW, THEREFORE, I, described property located Recorded 7/14/97, in Book William Timothy Hill, in Cannon County, 175, page 165, in the William Timothy Hill, Register's Office of Cannon Substitute Trustee County, Tennessee. Date: December 18, 2012 Property known as: 3975 Dickens Hill Rd, William Timothy Hill Public Hearing Bradyville, TN. Attorney At Law At the time of this 201 Fourth Avenue North, publication, the § 35?5?117 Suite 1800 The Town of Woodbury Board of Mayor notice of the right to Nashville, TN 37219 and Aldermen will conduct a foreclose was timely Publish: 12/25/12 - 1/1/13 - Public Hearing forwarded. The sale of the 1/8/13 property described in said Tuesday, January 8, 2013 at 7:00 PM Deed of Trust shall be subject to any and all at Woodbury City Hall, 101 West Water instrument of record, prior Street, concering proposed Ordinance No. liens, encumbrances, deeds of trust, easements, 450, an ordinance to amend Title 8 of the restrictions, building lines, Woodbury Municipal Code by establishing package liquor regulations. The sale of retail package liquor was approved by the voters of the Town of Woodbury at the November 2012 referendum election. All interested citizens are invited to attend. Harold Patrick, Mayor

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IN THE CHANCERY Current Owner(s) of 2013 on or about 3:45 P.M., and redemption of any property being real estate COURT FOR Property: Scott R. Barrett at the Cannon County WWW.REALTYTRAC.COM governmental agency, state situated in Cannon County, and wife, Leah M. Barrett Courthouse, Woodbury, Insertion dates: December or federal; any prior liens or Tennessee, and being more CANNON COUNTY, The street address of the Tennessee, offer for sale 11, 2012, December 18, encumbrances as well as particularly described as TENNESSEE AT above described property is certain property hereinafter 2012, December 25, 2012 any priority created by a follows: WOODBURY believed to be 185 described to the highest fixture filing; and to any Certain property in Riverview Drive, bidder FOR CASH, free matter that an accurate Cannon County, Tennessee, RALPH ETHRIDGE Woodbury, Tennessee from the statutory right of survey of the premises described as follows to wit: KEASLING, Plaintiff 37190, but such address is redemption, homestead, might disclose. In addition, Tract Number 1: Lying not part of the legal dower, and all other the following parties may and being in the 3rd Civil vs. description of the property exemptions which are NOTICE OF claim an interest in the District of Cannon County, EUGENIA RENEE sold herein and in the event expressly waived in the above-referenced property: Tennessee and beginning KEASLING, of any discrepancy, the Deed of Trust, said TRUSTEE'S SALE Delores Carol Morris; on an iron pin located 25 Defendant legal description referenced property being real estate WHEREAS, default has Estate of Delores Carol feet West of the center line herein shall control. situated in Cannon County, occurred in the Morris; Heir of Delores of Bradyville Road and also Case No. 12-170 SALE IS SUBJECT TO Tennessee, and being more performance of the Carol Morris; Hallmart being located 137.79 feet TENANT(S) RIGHTS IN particularly described as covenants, terms, and Credit; Unknown Heirs of North of the iron pin ORDER FOR SERVICE POSSESSION. follows: conditions of a Deed of the Estate of Delores Carol located at the intersection BY PUBLICATION If applicable, the notice Land in Cannon County, Trust Note dated January Morris of the West margin of the requirements of T.C.A. 35- State of Tennessee, 21, 2011, and the Deed of The sale held pursuant to right of way of Bradyville In the Chancery Court for 5-117 have been met. described as follows: Tract Trust of even date securing this Notice may be Road and the North margin Cannon County, Tennessee, All right of equity of Number 1: beginning on a the same, recorded rescinded at the Successor of the right of way of Case No. 12-170, Ralph redemption, statutory and point in the center line of February 3, 2011, at Book Trustee's option at any Lassiter Road; said point of Ethridge Keasing vs. otherwise, and homestead the Hills Creek Road, 130, Page 950 in Office of time. The right is reserved beginning being the Eugenia Renee Keasling. are expressly waived in which point is 619.08 feet the Register of Deeds for to adjourn the day of the Southeast corner of the said Deed of Trust, and the from the South margin of Cannon County, Tennessee, sale to another day, time, property herein described; To: Eugenia Renee title is believed to be good, U.S. Highway 70 South; executed by DELORES and place certain without thence severing the lands of Keasling but the undersigned will running thence South 82 CAROL MORRIS, further publication, upon Larry Knox, North 75 It appearing that service sell and convey only as degrees 4.3 minutes East, conveying certain property announcement at the time degrees 40 minutes 58 cannot be had upon you in Substitute Trustee. 191 feet to a point; running therein described to Arnold and place for the sale set seconds West 321.53 feet to Cannon County, Tennessee If the highest bidder thence in a Southerly M. Weiss, Esq., 208 Adams forth above. W&A No. an iron pin North 19 or that you now are a non- cannot pay the bid within direction 72 feet to an iron Avenue, Memphis, TN 1286 229306 degrees 0 minutes 31 resident of Tennessee, it is twenty-four (24) hours of pin; running thence in a 38103 as Trustee for Wells DATED November 20, seconds East 134.73 feet to ORDERED that unless you the sale, the next highest Westerly direction 181 feet Fargo Bank N.A.; and the 2012 an iron pin South 75 appear and defend said bidder, at their highest bid, to a point in the center line undersigned, Wilson & WILSON & ASSOCIATES, degrees 40 minutes 58 action within thirty (30) will be deemed the of the Hills Creek Road; Associates, P.L.L.C., having P.L.L.C., Successor Trustee seconds East 327.27 feet to days after February 2, 2013 successful bidder. running thence in a been appointed Successor DSaleNoticeTN- an iron pin located 25 feet a default judgment may be This property is being Northerly direction with Trustee. Shellie_jquimby_121120_1634 West of the centerline of taken against you for the sold with the express the center line of the Hills NOW, THEREFORE, FOR SALE Bradyville Road; thence relief demanded in the reservation that the sale is Creek Road, 85 feet to an notice is hereby given that INFORMATION, VISIT with road South 20 degrees divorce petition filed in subject to confirmation by iron pin, the point of the entire indebtedness has WWW.MYFIR.COM 55 minutes 01 seconds West said action. the lender or trustee. This beginning. Tract number 2: been declared due and and 9.77 feet to an iron pin; This the 4th day of sale may be rescinded at beginning at a point 192 payable; and that an agent WWW.REALTYTRAC.COM South 21 degrees 28 December, 2012. any time. feet East of the Center Hills of Wilson & Associates, minutes 29 seconds West WILLIAM H. BRYSON Shapiro & Kirsch, LLP Creek Road East of lands of P.L.L.C., as Successor Insertion dates: December 125.55 feet to the point of Clerk and Master Substitute Trustee Robert St. Clair; running Trustee, by virtue of the 11, 2012, December 18, beginning. 4t-thru Jan. 2-P www.kirschattorneys.com thence about South 72 feet; power, duty, and authority 2012, December 25, 2012 ALSO KNOWN AS: Law Office of Shapiro & thence about East 197 feet; vested in and imposed 2530 Bradyville Road, Kirsch, LLP thence about North 56 feet; upon said Successor Readville, Tennessee 555 Perkins Road thence about West with Trustee will, on January 4, 37149 Extended, Second Floor Jones' line 197 feet to the 2013 on or about 3:45 P.M., The HB 3588 letter was Memphis, TN 38117 point of beginning, at the Cannon County mailed to the borrower(s) Phone (901)767-5566 containing .3 acres more or Courthouse, Woodbury, pursuant to Tennessee Fax (901)761-5690 less. Tennessee, offer for sale NOTICE OF Code Annotated 35-5-117. File No. 12-042578 ALSO KNOWN AS: 141 certain property hereinafter TRUSTEE'S SALE This sale is subject to all 3t-Dec. 5, 12, 19 Hill Creek Road, described to the highest matters shown on any WHEREAS, default has Woodbury, Tennessee bidder FOR CASH, free applicable recorded plat; SUBSTITUTE occurred in the 37190 from the statutory right of any unpaid taxes; any performance of the TRUSTEE'S SALE The HB 3588 letter was redemption, homestead, restrictive covenants, covenants, terms, and Sale at public auction will mailed to the borrower(s) dower, and all other easements, or setback lines conditions of a Deed of be on January 8, 2013 at pursuant to Tennessee exemptions which are that may be applicable; any Trust Note dated December 10:00AM local time, at the Code Annotated 35-5-117. expressly waived in the statutory rights of 10, 2009, and the Deed of north door, Cannon NOTICE OF This sale is subject to all Deed of Trust, said redemption of any Trust of even date securing County Courthouse, TRUSTEE'S SALE matters shown on any property being real estate governmental agency, state the same, recorded Woodbury, Tennessee, WHEREAS, default has applicable recorded plat; situated in Cannon County, or federal; any prior liens or December 10, 2009, at Book conducted by Shapiro & occurred in the any unpaid taxes; any Tennessee, and being more encumbrances as well as 123, Page 385 in Office of Kirsch, LLP Substitute performance of the restrictive covenants, particularly described as any priority created by a the Register of Deeds for Trustee, pursuant to Deed covenants, terms, and easements, or setback lines follows: fixture filing; and to any Cannon County, Tennessee, of Trust executed by LEAH conditions of a Deed of that may be applicable; any The following described matter that an accurate executed by KIMBERLY MARIE BARRETT AND Trust Note dated March 30, statutory rights of property: survey of the premises DAWN MYERS, conveying HUSBAND, SCOTT R. 2007, and the Deed of Trust redemption of any A certain tract or parcel of might disclose. In addition, certain property therein BARRETT, to Matt B. of even date securing the governmental agency, state realty located in the the following parties may described to Andrew C. Murfree, Trustee, on March same, recorded April 9, or federal; any prior liens or Eleventh (11th) Civil claim an interest in the Rambo as Trustee for 28, 2007 at Record Book 97, 2007, at Book 97, Page 268 encumbrances as well as District, Cannon County, above-referenced property: Mortgage Electronic Page 1; all of record in the in Office of the Register of any priority created by a State of Tennessee, Kimberly Dawn Myers Registration Systems, Inc. Cannon County Register's Deeds for Cannon County, fixture filing; and to any described as follows, to- The sale held pursuant to as nominee for First Office. Tennessee, executed by matter that an accurate wit: this Notice may be Community Mortgage, Inc., Owner of Debt: BRANDI L. LEE A/K/A survey of the premises Bounded on the North rescinded at the Successor its successors and assigns; JPMorgan Chase Bank, LEIGH JACOBS, might disclose. In addition, and also on the West by the Trustee's option at any and the undersigned, National Association conveying certain property the following parties may J.B. Gaither realty; bounded time. The right is reserved Wilson & Associates, The following real estate therein described to Mary claim an interest in the on the South by Tennessee to adjourn the day of the P.L.L.C., having been located in Cannon County, Frances Rudy as Trustee for above-referenced property: State Highway 96; and, sale to another day, time, appointed Successor Tennessee, will be sold to Mortgage Electronic Brandi L. Lee a/k/a Leigh bounded on the East by the and place certain without Trustee. the highest call bidder Registration Systems, Inc. Jacobs; Daniel Jacobs; Henry Pursell realty, and further publication, upon NOW, THEREFORE, subject to all unpaid taxes, acting as a separate Daniel Jacobs measuring by estimation a announcement at the time notice is hereby given that prior liens and corporation solely as The sale held pursuant to frontage of 150 feet on the and place for the sale set the entire indebtedness has encumbrances of record: nominee for Franklin this Notice may be Highway, with an forth above. W&A No. 700 been declared due and Described property American Mortgage rescinded at the Successor estimated backline of 150 214193 payable; and that an agent located in Cannon County, Company and Franklin Trustee's option at any feet, and an estimated DATED December 11, of Wilson & Associates, Tennessee, to wit: American Mortgage time. The right is reserved depth of 200 feet running 2012 P.L.L.C., as Successor Being all of Lot Number Company's successors and to adjourn the day of the thence about North from Trustee, by virtue of the 11 in River View Estates assigns; and the sale to another day, time, the Highway. WILSON & ASSOCIATES, power, duty, and authority Subdivision, according to undersigned, Wilson & and place certain without ALSO KNOWN AS: 541 P.L.L.C., vested in and imposed plat and survey of same Associates, P.L.L.C., having further publication, upon Poplar Bluff Road East, Successor Trustee upon said Successor appearing of record in Plat been appointed Successor announcement at the time Auburntown, Tennessee Trustee will, on January 18, Book 1, Page 114, of the Trustee. and place for the sale set 37016-6041 DSaleNoticeTN- 2013 on or about 3:45 P.M., Register's Office of Cannon NOW, THEREFORE, forth above. W&A No. 726 The HB 3588 letter was Shellie_msherrod_121211_ at the Cannon County County, Tennessee, to notice is hereby given that 157654 mailed to the borrower(s) 1624 Courthouse, Woodbury, which plat reference is the entire indebtedness has DATED November 29, pursuant to Tennessee Tennessee, offer for sale hereby made for more been declared due and 2012. Code Annotated 35-5-117. FOR SALE certain property hereinafter complete details as to payable; and that an agent WILSON & ASSOCIATES, This sale is subject to all INFORMATION, VISIT described to the highest location and description of of Wilson & Associates, P.L.L.C.,Successor Trustee matters shown on any WWW.MYFIR.COM bidder FOR CASH, free said lot. P.L.L.C., as Successor DSaleNoticeTN- applicable recorded plat; and from the statutory right of Street Address: 185 Trustee, by virtue of the Shellie_jquimby_121129_ any unpaid taxes; any WWW.REALTYTRAC.COM redemption, homestead, Riverview Drive, power, duty, and authority 755 restrictive covenants, dower, and all other Woodbury, Tennessee vested in and imposed FOR SALE easements, or setback lines Insertion Dates: December exemptions which are 37190 upon said Successor INFORMATION, VISIT that may be applicable; any 25, 2012, January 1, 2013, expressly waived in the Parcel Number: 038N-A- Trustee will, on January 4, WWW.MYFIR.COM statutory rights of January 8, 2013 012.00 Deed of Trust, said

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TONY STINNETT Courier Sports Editor is right Although the scoreboard did not reveal a win for Cannon County in the opening round of the Sun Sissom pours in 25 to Drop Romp Christmas Tournament, the Lions still gained a measure of victory lead Lionettes to win in their 52-34 setback against Wilson Central. in Sun Drop Romp The Lions (7-5) put together a strong defensive TONY STINNETT effort but turnovers and an Courier Sports Editor ability to knock down shots Cannon County is playing in the Sun Drop Romp staggered Cannon County. Christmas Basketball Tournament, hosted by Warren Jarrett Melton led the County, and that’s just what the Lionettes did in their first- Lions with 13 points. No round game. other Lion had more than Coming off of their only loss of the season, Cannon five points. Cory Henley County (11-1) wasted no time jumping out to an early lead had five, followed by Josh and romping past Grundy County, 71-40, in the Ruehlen and Ethan Bryson quarterfinals of the Sun Drop Romp. with four each. Abbey Sissom poured in 17 of her game-high 25 points in Cannon County was the first half and helped spark an early run that Grundy playing without starting County could not overcome at Robert A. Harris forward Tanner Larson, who Gymnasium. will miss the Sun Drop Sissom led a balanced attack as several Lionettes got into Romp due to medical the action. Madison Walkup was the only other player in reasons. double figures with 10, followed by Rebekah Faulkner and The final score was an 18- Abby Jakes with nine each and Emily Pemberton with five. point setback but the score “We were down after our last game (a 39-36 setback fluxiated between six and against Warren County) and we wanted to come back and eight points for most of the play well and put that bad performance in the past,” Sissom second half. In fact, the said. “That loss to Warren County was tough but it also can Lions trailed by six with be a good learning lesson. I think we took it to heart.” possession twice in the Grundy County (3-8) was the unfortunate victim. fourth quarter but could not The Lionettes vaulted to a 31-11 lead and continued to get clutch shots to fall. stretch the margin by halftime. The Lions got strong “The girls came out and really came out and took care of contributions from Josh business,” Cannon County Head Coach Michael Dodgen Ruehlen, Jacob Nave and said. “Our approach was very good and several players Garrett McReynolds. were able to get into the game, which is always a good “We didn’t get a win but thing. It doesn’t get any easier against a Rhea County team we showed improvement,” that is very solid. We just have to keep improving and Cannon County Head playing as we are capable.” Coach Matt Rigsby said. The Lionettes were scheduled to play Rhea County in the “We need to continue to do semifinals Friday (Dec. 21) and the championship game TONY STINNETT photo Abbey Sissom poured in 25 points to lead Cannon County to an easy win that over these next two was played Saturday. Those games can be accessed at weeks before we get into the against Grundy County in the first round of the Sun Drop Romp Christmas CannonCourier.com and the stories will appear in the Jan. 2 thick of the district race.” print edition of The Cannon Courier. Tournament Thursday (Dec. 20).

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