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night at the annual Apprecia- Stan Peacock, District IN BRIEF Event honors tion Banquet, held at the Hol- 2 lieutenant governor ‘GO FURTHER’ FOR TOYS mes County Ag Center. for the Kiwanis Club, FOR TOTS rodeo workers The rodeo is the Kiwanis recognizes the Kiwanis Club’s annual fundraiser, and MARIANNA — Chipola it takes a lot of volunteers, past Club Board of Directors Ford presents “Go By RANDAL SEYLER President Bill Bullington said. during Thursday night’s Further with Ford Night” 638-0212 | @WCN_HCT “Old presidents don’t fade annual Bonifay Kiwanis on Thursday, a free [email protected] away, they get to man a gate at Club Appreciation fundraising event that the rodeo,” Bullington said. Dinner. will benefi t Toys for Tots BONIFAY — The Bonifay Ki- Division 2 Lt. Gov. Stan Pea- and engage consumers wanis Club honored Northwest cock was on hand to install the in the fi nal “Random Acts Florida Championship Rodeo of Fusion,” a multimedia helpers and presented their presentation hosted by new club offi cers Thursday See KIWANIS A2 SPECIAL TO THE TIMES-ADVERTISER Ryan Seacrest. For each person who attends the event, Chipola Ford will donate $10 — up to a total of ROOKS NAMED THERIDGE $500 — to Toys for Tots. B E Holmes Participants in the event also will be entered for a chance to win tickets to a live taping of American GOOD WILL AMBASSADOR County Idol, and they will be By RANDAL SEYLER of customer service shortly Class of 2010-11. entered into a prize 638-0212 | @WCN_HCT after. The 2012 J. Harvey Etheridge drawing to win an all-new [email protected] Brooks said during his time Goodwill Ambassador award is Ford Fusion. as supervisor he had the privi- named in honor of the famous election BONIFAY — Roger Brooks was lege to work in many post offi ces radio personality and tireless HOLIDAY GIFT AND BAKE named the 2012 J. Harvey Ether- in the panhandle of Florida, in- ambassador for Holmes County, SALE SLATED idge Good Will Ambassador cluding Blountstown, Caryville, J. Harvey Etheridge. BONIFAY — Bonifay Thursday night at the Bonifay Graceville, Panama City and Mr. Etheridge was a friend First Assembly of God results in Kiwanis Club Appreciation Ban- included many offi ces in both of Holmes County and of the will hold a Holiday Gift quet, held at the Holmes County North and South Florida and Times-Advertiser for many and Bake Sale from 9 Ag Center. South Georgia. years, and in 1995 the J. Harvey Tim Brown a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday “I consider this a tremendous Brooks also served as on the Etheridge Goodwill Ambassa- at the church, 1009 S. honor,” Brooks said, and told of Kiwanis Club Board of Directors dor award was begun, with Mr. re-elected sheriff Waukesha St. Proceeds how a cassette recording made Kelly Swindle receiving the fi rst from the event go to for him by Mr. Etheridge was honor. By CECILIA SPEARS missions. one of his prized possessions. Mr. Etheridge is well known 547-9414 | @WCN_HCT The recording was made when for his saying, “Give a Holmes [email protected] HEALTH CLINIC OPEN Brooks was fi rst named post- Countian half a chance and he or SATURDAY master in 1985. she will do well.” BONIFAY — The long-anticipat- BONIFAY — The Holmes After 43 years of service, Bon- Mr. Etheridge loved to brag ed day has arrived as the fi nal re- County Community Health ifay Postmaster Roger Brooks on good people, and the goal of sults of one of the most anticipat- Clinic, 203 W. Iowa St. retired on July 31. this award is to continue his leg- ed races, not only for the nation in Bonifay, will be open Brooks said he began his ca- acy of spreading goodwill. but for Holmes County as well. from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. reer as a custodian at the Boni- The award was presented In local races, Tim Brown won Saturday. The clinic serves fay offi ce during the summer at the Holmes County All Night the polls with a vote of 4,518 to clients with no medical shortly after he graduated high Singing, but this year it was 3,648 against John Braxton Jr. for insurance at little or no school. moved to the Kiwanis Banquet. sheriff of Holmes County; Kyle cost and is open to the Two years later he was ap- This was the 17th J. Harvey Hudson overcame Don Hersman public. pointed as a letter carrier, Etheridge Good Will Am- for clerk of court with 2,625 votes and he then was bassador Award to 2,497; and Otis Corbin Jr. was TURKEY SHOOT SET FOR promoted to be pre- elected property appraiser over Felecia Fisanick with a vote of SATURDAY to super- sented. 4,384 to 3,733. POPLAR SPRINGS — visor For superintendent of schools, Poplar Springs High Eddie Dixon surpassed Terry School’s Atomic Pride will Mears with a vote of 4,319 to have its annual Turkey 3,775, and the new school board Shoot at 2 p.m. Saturday, member for District 2 is Debbie across the road from the Kolmetz, winning against Wil- PSHS in the McIntosh burn G. Baker with a vote of 3,733 fi eld. Prices are $3 a shot. to 3,422. “I’m very appreciative of the people who believed in me,” Dix- INDEX on said. Opinion ...... A4 Holmes County has two new commissioners to swear in on Arrests ...... A6 Nov. 20: Bobby Sasnett for Dis- Sports ...... A7 trict 1, overcoming Jim King with Extra ...... B1 a vote of 4,488 to 3,563, and David Faith ...... B4 Whitaker for District 3, who sur- Obituaries ...... B5 passed Phillip Music with a vote Classifi eds ...... B6 of 4,561 to 3,563. As for the local referendum of allowing businesses with licens- es to sell alcoholic beverages to sell beer on Sunday, 56 percent of Holmes County voted “no” with a vote of 4,395 to 3,410. Phone: 850-547-9414 “This election was no more Web site: bonifaynow.com important than any other elec- Fax: 850-547-9418 tion,” Holmes County Supervisor of Elections Debbie Wilcox Mor- ris said. “They are all equally important. If you don’t vote, you allow other people to decide the governing bodies of your life.” See ELECTION A2

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HOLMES COUNTY Calen Fretts (LBT), 105. Felecia Fisanick (REP), 3,733 AMENDMENT NO. 4 REP. CONGRESS Otis Corbin Jr. (DEM), 4,384 Yes, 3,591 RESULTS FOR DISTRICT 2 SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS No, 4,036 PRESIDENTIAL Steve Southerland (REP), Terry Mears (REP), 3,775 AMENDMENT NO. 5 Mitt Romney (REP), 6,891 2,356 Eddie Dixon (DEM), 4,319 Yes, 3,201 Barack Obama (DEM), 1,262 Al Lawson (DEM), 609 SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER No, 4,334 Thomas Robert Stevens (OBJ), STATE SENATOR DISTRICT 2 AMENDMENT NO. 6 Criminal Defense 8 FOR DISTRICT 1 Wilburn G. Baker, 3,422 Yes, 5,160 Gary Johnson (LBT), 34 Don Gaetz (REP), 5,795 Debbie Kolmetz, 3,733 No, 2,670 Virgil H. Goode Jr. (CPF), 6 Richard Lawson (DEM), COUNTY COMMISSIONER AMENDMENT NO. 8 Jill Stein (GRE), 6 2,021 DISTRICT 1 Yes, 3,534 Social Security Andre Barnett (REF), 5 STATE REP. DISTRICT 5 Bobby Sasnett (REP), 4,488 No, 4,150 Stewart Alexander (SOC), 0 Marti Coley (REP), 6,002 Jim King (DEM), 3,563 AMENDMENT NO. 9 Peta Lindsey (PSL), 1 Travis W. Pitts (DEM), 1,899 COUNTY COMMISSIONER Yes, 5,287 Disability Roseanne Barr (PFP), 25 CLERK OF COURT No, 4,150 Tom Hoefl ing (AIP), 1 DISTRICT 3 Don Hersman Jr. (REP), AMENDMENT NO. 10 Ross C. “Rocky” Anderson David Whitaker (REP), 2,497 Yes, 4,237 (JPF), 5 4,561 Appleman & Trucks, P.A. Kyle Hudson (DEM), 2,625 Phillip Music (DEM) No, 3,353 UNITED STATES SENATOR , 3,563 Tim Wells (NPA), 1,396 AMENDMENT NO. 11 Connie Mack (REP), 5,568 AMENDMENT NO. 1: 422 West Beach Drive, Marsha Farmer Sherrouse Yes Yes, 5,572 Bill Nelson (DEM), 2,232 , 4,879 (NPA), 1,277 No No, 2,137 Bill Gaylor (NPA), 208 , 2,777 Panama City, FL 32401 John King Jr. (NPA), 407 AMENDMENT NO. 12 Chris Borgia (NPA), 105. AMENDMENT NO. 2 SHERIFF Yes, 2,913 REP. CONGRESS Yes, 5,413 Tim Brown (REP), 4,518 No, 2,413 No, 4,528 FOR DISTRICT 1 John Braxton Jr. (NPA), LOCAL REFERENDUM Jeff Miller (REP), 4,024 AMENDMENT NO. 3 Call (850) 230-5550 3,648 Yes Yes, 3,410 Jim Bryan (DEM), 946 , 3,537 or PROPERTY APPRAISER No, 4,061 No, 4,395 Visit Us Online at applemanlaw.com Holiday Gift and Bake Sale 4BUVSEBZ
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The News, Times and these businesses join in saluting our military veterans of all wars this November 11 – and every day. Thank you for serving America with honor, courage and commitment. Veterans’ Day Thank you for your service Thank you Veterans for your service. Honoring Our to our country. Veterans o o Doctors Memorial Hospital James E. Vickery o Caring Hands, Caring Heart Sherry Smith Sheriff Tim Brown and 1069 Main Street, Chipley, FL 32428 2600 Hospital Drive, Bonifay, Florida (850) 638-7855 Holmes County Sheriff’s Office 850-547-8000 Email: [email protected] A4 | Holmes County Times-Advertiser Opinion Wednesday, November 14, 2012 letters to the editor Editor’s note: Dear Editor Waiting for election returns The following letter On Nov. 9 I went to see was submitted by a the football game Holmes Washington County County vs. Marianna. I Christian School student expected to see a good to local veterans in honor game. It was Homecoming brings up old pig stories of Veterans Day. for Holmes County. Everyone wants to win the Dear Mr. or Mrs. Homecoming game. Also, Waiting for election returns to for themselves and me, so I assumed that I was immune. Thank you for all you it was Marianna, the team come in on Tuesday night turned let the hogs have the However on the last day of the have done. Fighting for who defeated Holmes into more of a wake for our family rest for their labor. incubation period, June 4th, I realized our country. I hope you life County last year, depriving than a celebration, but we passed the Her stories about I was coming down. is better now that you are HCHS of an undefeated time swapping stories with friends. the pigs reminded The State FFA Convention was back. I know it is a terrible regular season. We visited with George and Sandy me of our family’s the following week so the plan was place over there. I hate to It would also be a good Husen who have been in Holmes pig story. When for Hiram and me to go and stay at County for over 30 years, have been Jack was teaching my parents home. Harry Tison, my bring back the memory. tone up for the playoffs, Happy corner very active in the Holmes County Fair at Bethlehem and brother- in -law had a brand new royal God Bless. Remember starting next week. I heard Hazel Wells Tison you are in my prayers. some rumors during the Association and other community at Bonifay, the FFA blue sporty looking Ford which he Your Friend, week that the starters affairs, but I suppose they would still chapter always raised hogs. They was most proud of. Jack prevailed Asten Tharp first team would not be be considered relative new-comers to had several brood sows whose on him to transport us to the Wells playing. My thought was Holmes County. litters came in all kinds of weather home below town. Can you imagine She lived her early life in New in all kinds of circumstances. They his chagrin when he shows up to pick Dear Editor, “how stupid.” The rumors Jersey, but moved to Miami where experimented with several types of The Washington turned out to be 100 us up and there I am with mumps County Sheriff’s percent correct. It was 28-0 she finished high school, married and farrowing houses to achieve the best from head to toe and Hiram is loading Department was called at the half and I left. Many raised their two sons, before moving possible environment for their biggest 2 half grown pigs into the back seat on Thursday afternoon others in the stands were to Holmes County where Mr. Husen money-making endeavor. Inevitably of his beautiful car. If there had been to the Vernon Cemetery as outraged as I was. fulfilled his life-long dream of retiring things didn’t always go as expected. any way to avoid going through after family members This was, for the to a farm. Though she had never I was expecting our daughter Bonifay, I’m sure Harry would have discovered several seniors, the last regular known anything about farm life, she Cindy in 1958 and that winter, the sow found it. We looked like the Joads or items on their father and season home game. It adapted quickly, learning to operate that farrowed became sick with milk Clampetts, I am sure. mother’s grave were was Homecoming, a time the tractor, felling trees, clearing fever and couldn’t nurse the piglets, Eventually, one of those remaining missing. for fun, etc., and good brush, digging holes to plant pecan some of which died. My husband pigs died, and we raised the other one While visiting their memories. Instead, what trees and other farm chores. brought about 6 of the little babies to butchering age, But Hiram would parents grave on did they get? Homecoming Eventually, they raised hogs, home for Hiram, age 6, and me to never eat any of the meat. Thursday some of the game where the coaches which became some of her favorite try to rescue. Despite cooking warm Feeding hogs and helping with the Pelfrey children found did not care. A game farm “critters.” Though I grew up on cornmeal gruel and getting up all butchering process was very much several things gone that which was lost before it the farm and hogs were very much hours of the night to spoon feed the a part of our growing up. Hog killing were there on Monday was played. There were a part of our lives, I never thought wriggling pink babies, one by one, all day was a frequent event in the Wells when they stopped and likely people in the stands of them as pets with personalities but 2 died. We continued to feed those home during the winter months as checked on their graves who don’t normally attend nor “like a football team, scrapping two until summer came. It became our dad sold fresh pork and sausage as they normally do. HCHS football. Lots of bad furiously for their place at the dinner Hiram’s sole duty to feed the pigs on his “peddling” route to Panama These items are one memories. I feel sad for table, all the while eyeing the other after his dad built a pen away from City and the beaches. But even after large grapevine wreath the seniors, Homecoming places in case there was an extra the house, but they still would walk up the smelly job of dipping water to with flower décor and participants, those of us one,” as Mrs. Husen described them. the steps and come right in the house pour through the chitterlings used for stand, one large wicker who have seen this group She said that one year they planted at every opportunity. casings for sausage -making, I never basket full of fall flowers, of young men mature their sweet potatoes near the front Cindy was due on July 4. About had any problem eating the fresh and come together to be one three-foot tall cherub yard. When time came to harvest the last week of school, Hiram came pork even on hog killing day. I can’t something Holmes County angel statue that sits on them, they stretched an electric fence down with the mumps. Although I say I ever wanted to eat any of the could be proud of. Now a white pillar post, one around them, turned the half grown grew up in a large family, I missed chitterlings, however this. It is much harder statue of a little boy with pigs(shoats) in and watched them having the mumps. My mother had Thanks Mr. And Mrs. Husen and to defeat a team the his dog and a wagon. root up the potatoes. They rescued as had them when I was just a baby or other friends who helped us pass the second time in a season. We place these many of the potatoes as they needed else when she was pregnant with time on a tense evening. things on our father and Also, an intangible called mother’s grave because momentum. The team has we love and miss them this fiasco to look back on very much. Please help going into the playoffs. us catch the person or All staff coaches, Washington County heritage books still available persons responsible for principal, superintendent this disrespectful crime must be fired. All monies In recent writings, Historical remains at $64.20 when revealing the full story, act. should be refunded as we the prattler has reported Society. picked up in Chipley. They I will explain that her If you know anything sure didn’t get what we that additional Heritage Your can be mailed for $72. The writing is on page 352 of about this please contact expected to get for our of Washington County writer books are available from the Washington County buck. Marianna should the Pelfrey family or call Book are now available to agreed me and you are welcome Book and I believe that be reimbursed for all the sheriff’s Department those who missed earlier to assist to call at 638-1016, or I can say all readers expenses incurred. at 6386111. You help will be printings, or to anyone in the e-mail at perry1000@ will find it unique and A copy of this is going greatly appreciated. who may desire one for acquisition bellsouth.net. My mailing interesting. to the FHSAA and I hope Perry’s Thank you, any reason. of address is: 950 Highway While in that area of they come down hard on The Pelfrey Family, The Heritage Of prattle additional 277 Chipley, FL 32428. family histories, readers Brenda Pelfrey all responsible. Perry Wells Dick Basht Washington Book, books Your writer was a will find the story of originally released in 2006, after continued demand, member of The Heritage pioneer settlers John Vernon Bonifay is a 400-page history of evidenced by calls and Book Committee which Bethel Varnum and wife, the county, towns, schools, inquires, which came was organized especially Eliza Ham Varnum written Have something to say? churches, government during the more than to assimilate the materials and submitted by Stanly and interesting historical two years the book has and stories for printing the Varnum, who passed away Letters are edited only for grammar, spelling, clarity, stories on upward of 400 remained out of print. book. It was interesting, since the book was first space and consistency, but should be limited to 300 families, many of whom In order to obtain and a source of personal published. This writing words where possible. Provide a home address and were pioneer settlers of the fourth printing, two- satisfaction, to assist many contains reference to the daytime telephone number (neither is printed) for this region. This is the hundred copies had to be of you in preparing and practice of midwifery, a verification purposes. fourth printing of the purchased and paid prior submitting your writings profession of one family Letters may be sent to 1364 N. Railroad Ave., book, with more than 1400 to the items being shipped. and histories. Seeing the member. Much of the Chipley, FL 32428 or emailed to news@chipleypaper. previously sold by the The books arrived on book come to full fruition story covers family com. Please specify if the letter should be printed in the sponsoring organizations, August 13 and to date, and become one of the top members who served in Washington County News or Holmes County Times- the Washington County eight-for copies have selling books in Florida, the Civil War and their Advertiser. Questions? Call 638-0212. Library and the already been sold. was an added pleasure. ultimate successful efforts Washington County The price of the book Your writer will readily in applying and receiving HOLMES COUNTY admit that there are many, some token pension FINANCE MUSIC many “pet” histories and benefits from this service. imes Chipley Financial Covington stories in this publication As the Varnum lived which apparently have in the Greenhead area, T never appeared in any readers of their story will Services, Inc. Music Advertiser other books. find reference to Big Blue One of my favorite Lake and the adjoining Nicole P. Barefield,Publisher family stories is the one cemetery, which was Randal Seyler, Editor written and submitted by the burial grounds for Cameron Everett, Production Supervisor Lanita Nicholson Varnum many Varnum Family relating how she met Members. This cemetery The Times-Advertiser is published on Wednesdays by Halifax 1391 Brickyard Rd., Suite 4 814 Main Street and later married her is located in the massive Media Group, 112 E. Virginia Ave., Bonifay, FL 32425. Chipley, FL Chipley, FL husband, Washington acreage of land which Periodicals postage paid at Bonifay, Florida. © Copyright (850) 638-5400 (850) 638-5050 County Native, Kennith old timers still refer to as 2012, Halifax Media Group. All Rights Reserved. Varnum. Without “Moody’s Pasture.’ ” Copyright Notice: The entire contents of the Holmes County Times-Advertiser are fully protected by copyright and cannot be reproduced in any form for any purpose without the I, Phillip Music, would expressed permission of Halifax Media Group. like to thank the people Postmaster: SUBSCRIPTION RATES IN COUNTY for the 8 years that I was Send address change to: 13 weeks: $12.61; 26 weeks: given to serve Holmes Holmes County $18.90; 52 weeks: $30.45 Times-Advertiser OUT OF COUNTY County. I always looked P.O. Box 67, Bonifay, FL 32425 13 weeks: $16.17; 26 weeks: USPS 004-341 $24.20; 52 weeks: $40.95 at you all as a brother Home delivery subscribers may be charged a higher rate for holiday editions. and sister in Christ. This election has not changed my feelings contactus wantmore? toward you and pray that God blesses Publisher Nicole Barefield:[email protected] Find us online at you all spiritually and financially. The chipleypaper.com, friend News, sports or opinion us on Facebook, or tweet reason I was not elected was that it [email protected] us @WCN_HCT. wasn’t God’s will. Once again Thank Classified & circulation Melissa Kabaci: [email protected] You very much for allowing me to 1-800-645-8688 The views expressed here are not necessarily serve the citizens. Advertising those of this paper or 850-547-9414 Phillip Music Halifax Media Group. Political ad paid for and approved by Phillip Music, Democrat, County Commissioner District 3 Wednesday, November 14, 2012 Local Holmes County Times-Advertiser | A5 School Board honors outgoing members By CECILIA SPEARS such a great place to work for,” Scott 547-9414 | @WCN_HCT said. “I thank my family and I thank Debbie [email protected] God for the strength, wisdom and grace to take on the many challenges BONIFAY — Holmes County School we have faced over the years.” Kolmetz District gave Superintendent Gary During the hearing of the public, School board, District 2 Galloway and School Board members resident and bus driver Jay Marsh Gary Scott and Anthony Register a approached the school board. “I haul fond farewell at their regularly sched- 55 to 60 children every day,” Marsh I want to express my sincere gratitude to the uled meeting on Nov. 6. said. “Now I’ve got two 3-year-olds tak- people of Holmes County for electing me as your “As this is my last board meeting ing up four seats with car seats and I next school board member. I am honored and before my retirement, I wish to thank From left: Gary Galloway, have to leave my seat to tend to these humbled by the outcome of the election. I want the board members for their coopera- Gary Scott, Anthony Register children, which one messed his diaper to thank family, friends, and supporters who tion and leadership over the past four this morning. I don’t think 3-year-olds helped me along the way to Election Day. It’s years,” Galloway said. “I consider it an presence in your life.” should be on a normal bus.” been a pleasure meeting people throughout honor and a privilege to have served Register said a few words of fare- He explained that in bus procedure Holmes County and I look forward to working with you.” well to his fellow board members as that if he leaves his seat he has to turn with teachers, staff, parents, and students in He then told Scott and Register well as the staff and his family. off the bus and pocket his key, however the upcoming years. Lastly, thanks to every that he “wished them the best as they “First I wanted to thank my family the authorities over him prefer him not candidate who ran for office in Holmes County too are leaving the board.” for enduring and standing by me while to leave his seat because if he leaves for their hard work, dedication, and sacrifice. “To Jason Motley, Rusty Williams I fulfilled my dream of working in the his seat, having had turned off the bus, Thank you again for putting your trust in me. I and Sid Johnson, the two new board school system,” Register said. “We’ve then the cameras would also turn off will work hard to make Holmes County proud. members and the new Superinten- got one of the best school districts. and that creates liabilities. Thank you and God bless! dent, I wish you wisdom and courage There were a lot of hard times but it “Unfortunately we’re living in times “Putting Kids First” as you continue to conduct the busi- couldn’t have been endured with bet- where this is more likely going to be Political advertisement paid for and approved by Debbie Kolmetz for School Board District 2 ness of the Holmes County District ter people.” happening more often,” Motley said. School system,” he said. “To the dis- He thanked Jerry Dixon as his The School Board approved of the trict staff, I simply say thank you for mentor. 2012-13 annual Health Department jobs well done and for taking care of “May God bless the Holmes County funds request of $55,000, which was al- Washington County News me, I simply could not have endured school system and God bless Holmes ready included in this year’s budget. without your help. I close with this County,” Register said. The next regularly scheduled Hol- Holmes County Times-Advertiser thought: May God give to you at this Scott also gave a farewell. mes County School District meeting is time and for always His Peace in your “I appreciate the folks at the schools set for 9 a.m. on Nov. 20 at the Holmes DEADLINES FOR soul, His Love in your hearts and His for all their hard work and making this County School District Office. THANKSGIVING WEEK Deadline for News and Display Advertising for the Garden Club decorates for Veterans Day Wednesday, Nov. 21 issue will be Special to Times-Advertiser for the Veteran’s Apprecia- center into a gala setting. Hazel Tison, Annie Thomp- THURSDAY, NOV. 15 at 4 P.M. tion Banquet sponsored by Members asssisting were son, and Eileen Wright. Classified Advertising deadline is 5 P.M. BONIFAY — The Bonifay the Holmes County Sheriff’s Lynn Bartlett, Mary Henry, The December meet- FRIDAY, NOV. 16 Garden Club met on their Posse. 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With less than season with an impressive 42-20 win over a minute left in the quarter, Porter hit An- Vernon. drews with a 57-yard touchdown catch and Crowson led Baker with 155 yards rush- run for Vernon’s final touchdown. ing on 12 carries and had two touchdowns. Thomas led the way scoring with three Photo by Cecilia Spears | Times-Advertiser touchdowns and added 119 yards on the Bozeman builds momentum ground. Richard Stroheker, who picked up SAND HILLS — Two playoff teams looked to The Holmes County HIgh Blue Devils fell 35-0 to the Marianna Bulldogs on 48 yards rushing on five carries, scored the build momentum Friday at Bucks Field. Friday at Bonifay. other Gator TD. Bozeman harnessed more with its 48-22 Thomas finished the season with 1,095 rout of visiting Cottondale. The Bucks in- yards rushing and 17 touchdowns. The win creased their record win total to eight. The improved Baker’s record to 6-4 giving the Hornets fell to 4-5 with their second straight Blue Devils down but not out Gators their first back-to-back winning blowout defeat. seasons since 2000-2001. Both teams will travel for postseason steam and managed to hold the Bulldogs Vernon (1-9) found running the ball openers next week. Cottondale heads to Holmes County falls until Marianna’s Williams made a pass tough against the Gator defense as the Bratt Northview, one of the state favorites, to Latterian Pittman for a 35-yard touch- Yellow Jackets finished the game with 11 in Region 1-1A. Bozeman (8-2) plays at Lib- to Marianna 35-0 down with 8:56 left in the first half, mak- yards rushing on 26 carries. erty County in Region 2-1A in a rematch of ing the score 21-0. Vernon quarterback Tristan Porter lo- the Bulldogs’ regular-season win. Bozeman By CECILIA SPEARS Blue Devil Chad Leavins put up quite cated speedy receivers Austin Brown, Alex is making its second playoff appearance and 547-9414 | @WCN_HCT a fight, surprising the Bulldogs by break- Andrews and Cody Harmon to ignite the first since 2008. [email protected] ing through their defense twice for a 40- Yellow Jacket offense. Porter, who finished Next week’s playoff games begin at 7:30 yard and then a 15-yard run. the game with 166 yards passing, got the p.m. local time. BONIFAY — The Blue Devils fell to the The Bulldogs quickly retaliated as Marianna Bulldogs 35-0 during their Quayshon Johnson ran a 75-yard touch- Homecoming game on Friday, Nov. 9 — down with 6:30 left in the first quarter. however, the defeat doesn’t affect their With a good kick from Meadows, the title as District Champs. score was 28-0. The Blue Devils won the 3-1A title on The Blue Devils responded by holding Nov. 2 when they defeated the Chipley the Bulldogs back for the majority of the Tigers 38-16. third quarter until the Bulldogs broke The Bulldogs started off aggressively through at the goal line for a touch- Friday, even with the majority of their down with 1:02 left in the third quarter, team out recovering for this week’s big and with a good kick from Meadows, the game. The Blue Devils held the Bulldogs score was 35-0. back till Bulldog Herman Williams man- This would be the last time the Bull- aged to break through at the goal line dogs scored for the game as the Blue for a touchdown with 8:23 left in the first Devils defense held its ground. quarter. With a good kick from Bulldog J. The Blue Devils will host the Blount- T. Meadows, the score was 7-0. stown Tigers in a regional game at Bulldog Derrick Knowles slipped past 7:30 p.m. Friday at Memorial Field in the Blue Devils for a 55-yard touchdown Bonifay. with 5:33 left in the first quarter, and with Because it is a regional game, admis- Randal Seyler | The News a good kick from Meadows, the score sion is $8 instead of $5, and no passes was 14-0. are being accepted except state series Chipley quarterback Jordan Finch hands off to Kobe McCrary during Friday’s The Blue Devils recovered some passes. game at Graceville, where the Tigers fell 42-41. Graceville bests Chipley COLLEGE in barn-burner PICK-EM By RANDAL SEYLER Franklin’s kick broke McCrary did it again, $ 638-0212 | @WCN_HCT the tie, and Chipley was breaking through the Win 25 Weekly! [email protected] left with only seconds on Graceville line and run- the clock and a one-point ning 48 yards to score. Check your winner picks and send in today! GRACEVILLE — It went deficit. The Chipley squad Dilmore’s kick was good, down to the final seconds, made a good try at a come- and suddenly Chipley was Enter by Noon but the Graceville Tigers back, but were only able leading 26-21. NOV. 17 ScOrebOard on Friday (8-2, 4-0 conference) pulled to reach the Graceville 34- Chipley found the end off a one-point win over the yard line before the clock zone once more in the first 1. o Florida State o Maryland Chipley Tigers on Friday ran out. half when sophomore Wy- 2. o Oklahoma o West Virginia when Graceville’s Toquille The game opened in att Brock charged up the 3. o Texas Tech o Oklahoma State Franklin’s point-after kick a blitz of touchdowns, middle from 4 yards out to split the uprights dead cen- with Chipley getting on score. The extra point was 4. o Stanford o Oregon ter to give his team a 42-41 the board within the first good, and Chipley went into 5. o Southern California o UCLA nonconference victory. two minutes, only to have the half with a 33-21 lead. 6. o SMU o Rice Chipley trailed 35-33 at Graceville’s Graham re- Graceville cut that lead the start of the fourth quar- turn the favor about one with 6:40 to play in the third 7. o Purdue o Illinois ter, but their go-to guy, ju- minute later. quarter when Graham 8. o Ohio State o Wisconsin nior Kobe McCrary, scram- Chipley responded with punched his way into the 9. o Washington o Colorado bled 70 yards on the second a 90-yard kick return by ju- end zone from the 3-yard play of the quarter to score. nior Dallas Oliver for a 13-7 line. Franklin’s kick was 10. o Syracuse o Missouri Junior quarterback Jordan edge. Fletcher Dillmore’s dead on and the Chipley Finch connected with ju- point-after kick was wide, lead was down to 33-28. TiE brEakEr Circle winner and complete all blanks nior Dillon Ussery in the and Chipley held on to until Graham scored again with Philadelphia Washington end zone for the PAT to flip the 3:44 mark, when soph- 12 seconds left in the third, Total Points ______Total Points ______the score and put the Chi- omore Jarrett Brogdon first blasting through the pley squad ahead 41-35. scored from 1-yard out and Chipley defense, dragging Total Net Yardage ______Total Net Yardage______Chipley (4-6, 1-2 confer- Franklin kicked another would-be tacklers with Name______ence) managed to hang on field goal to give Graceville him as he raced from the Enter at the Washington County to the lead until Graceville a 14-13 edge. 31-yard line to inside the News or the Holmes County Address ______took possession with 2:41 With 9:24 left to play in 5, then tearing through the Times-advertiser offices; or mail City ______Zip ______left to play from the Chipley the half, Padgett called his middle to score. Franklin to1364 N. Railroad Ave., in Chipley Daytime Phone______46-yard line. Graceville’s own number and swept was good for the kick, and www.chipleypaper.com or Email ______workhorse, senior Cam- right for a 42-yard scram- Graceville was in control www.bonifaynow.com o Subscriber o Non-Subscriber eron Graham, gained the ble, and Franklin was good 35-33. rules first 4 yards of the drive, for the extra point to give Chipley took the lead 1. College Pick-em will reward persons based on their ability to pick the most winners of each week’s college football then freshman Preston Graceville a 21-13 lead. again in the opening sec- games. Nichols took the Graceville Chipley responded at the onds of the final quarter 2. Winners will be selected on the basis of choices for the Saturday/Friday games. Ties will be broken through selections for a weekend Pro game: the winner, the winning point spread (margin of victory), and the yardage totals in that order. squad to the Chipley 35- 6:32 mark with a 17-yard when McCrary sprinted 70 3. Each weekly winner will receive a $25 gift card. The names of the winners will be published in News and Times- yard line. scoring run by McCrary. yards to score. Finch con- Advertiser each Wednesday. Sophomore quarter- The two-point try was no nected with Ussery in the 4. A drawing will be held from ALL contest entries after the Nov. 24 game for a $100 gift card. The winner will be published back Jared Padgett added good, but the spread had end zone for the PAT, and in the Times and the News. No purchase necessary to win. 5. Entries can be made on the entry coupon, or a similar form (8-1/2 x 11”) carrying the same information. 2 more, then after a couple closed to 21-19. with 11:47 to play, Chipley Duplicate entry forms also will be available online at chipleypaper.com or bonifaynow.com of incomplete pass at- Then at the 4:33 mark, led 39-35. 6. Entries can be dropped off or mailed to the News office, 1364 N. Railroad Ave., Chipley, Fla. 32428; or at the Times office tempts, Graham got hold at 112 E. Virginia Ave., Bonifay, 32425, during business hours, 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. CT; or submitted via email on the entry form of the ball again and zipped at chipleypaper.com or bonifaynow.com ATTORNEY Chimney sweep 7. All entries must be received by noon CST each Friday. Postmarks will have no bearing on whether or not the deadline is toward the end zone, be- met. ing forced out of bounds at Lucas N. Taylor, P.A. Dale’s 8. Entrants may submit no more than two entries per week. You must enter only your own name and a single address. You the 5-yard mark. Graham may not submit entries in the name of other people. Winners found to have submitted more than two entries and/ or in then carried the ball up the Attorney at Law Chimney Sweep the name of another person will be disqualified. 9. The News and the Times-Advertiser assumes no responsibility for failure to receive any entry. All entries become the middle, only to be stymied property of News and the Times-Advertiser and none will be returned. by the Chipley defense at 10. Employees of News and the Times-Advertiser and their immediate families are not eligible to participate. the 1-yard mark. Not to be 11. Decision of the judges is final. deterred, Graham took the ALL PLAYERS, BY THE ACT OF ENTERING, AGREE TO ABIDE BY THE RULES. ball on the next play and CHECk HErE FOr repeated his up-the-middle 
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Wednesday, NOVEMBER 14, 2012 Washington County News  Holmes County Times-Advertiser PAGE 1 Washington, Holmes at a glance H C MATTHEW GUERNSEY TO BE AT WCPL CHIPLEY — Matthew Guernsey, The Kilted Man, will perform at 6 p.m. Thursday at the Washington County Public Library’s Chipley branch. Through the H marriage of wit and fi nesse, Guernsey charms his audiences, sweeping them into tales of wayward voyages, unrequited love and the colorful lives of many Irish tales. His talents with traditional Celtic instruments such as the concertina, bodhran, bones and mandolin add an air of authenticity to each piece. 2ND ANNUAL PECAN FUN RUN MALONE — The Northeast Jackson County Optimist Club will have its second annual Pecan Fun Run Saturday. Registration SPECIAL TO EXTRA will be 7:30-8:15 a.m., Holmes County High School 2012 Homecoming Queen candidates and the race will begin at 8:30 a.m. The race will included Lydia Sheesley, Savannah Meeks, Sierra Smith, Whitney begin and end at Johnny Corbin, Lauren Johnson and Lauren Jones. Williams Memorial Park. The cost to enter is $20 for adults and $10 for students. For more Savannah Meeks information, call Marcy is the daughter Murdock at 209-1813 or Liz Jackson at 557-8637. of Lee and Candi BENEFIT SING PLANNED Meeks. She is a BONIFAY — The member of the Bonifay House of Prayer FFA. She enjoys and Praise will hold a supporting all benefi t sing at 6 p.m. Blue Devils this Saturday, Nov. 17. athletics, The church is at 826 N. attending the Caryville Road in Bonifay, Church of Jesus and admission is free. A Christ of Latter free will offering will be Day Saints, being received to be used to upgrade the sound system outdoors, riding of the church. her horse and Lauren Jones was crowned Homecoming Queen 2012 Singers will include spending time during halftime of the Homecoming game against the the House of Prayer and with friends and Marianna Bulldogs on Friday, Nov. 9. Lauren Jones is the Praise singers, All Things family. Savannah daughter of Brent and Deborah Jones. She is involved in New Worship Center, was escorted by Senior Beta, the Art Department, the HCHS Spirit Team David Kicker and Judy her father, Lee and plays varsity volleyball and softball. She enjoys art, Cutts, Faithway Trio, Meeks. music and Alabama football. Lauren was escorted by her the Reeves Family and father, Brent Jones. Walking By Faith. For more information call 547-5941. NEW ZION PLANS HOMECOMING Lauren Johnson is Whitney Corbin BONIFAY — New Zion the daughter of is the daughter of Baptist Church of Bonifay Bobby and Karen Troy Corbin and is celebrating 100 years Johnson. She Rayleana Outler. of service to the Lord. We plays volleyball She is a member invite all past members to and softball. She of the Key Club come worship with us and enjoys attending and is active in the join us for dinner on the grounds, Sunday, Nov. the First Baptist drama and chorus 18. The dinner will begin Church, spending departments. She immediately after the time with friends enjoys texting, morning worship service. and family and singing and For more information, participating hanging out with contact Marlene at in outdoor friends and family. 956-1269. activities. Her Her escort was LEONIA BAPTIST CHURCH escort was Jordan Kole Forehand. THANKSGIVING DINNER Worthing. Jordan Kole is the son of WESTVILLE — Leonia is the son of John Michael Forehand Baptist Church will be and Kathryn and Stacey having a free community Worthing. Motley. wide Thanksgiving dinner at noon on Nov. 22 at the church. The church is at 1124 Gillman Road off of Highway 181. Come join us and bring friend. For more information, call 956-9992. Lydia Sheesley is Sierra Smith is the daughter of INDEX the daughter of Jason and Patti Quent and Susie Sheesley. She is Society ...... B2 Smith. She is a involved in the Faith ...... B4 member of the drama and chorus Obituaries ...... B5 FFA, the HCHS departments and Classifi eds ...... B6 Spirit Team and is a member of the is also the Senior Senior Beta and Class President. FCA. She enjoys She enjoys playing the piano, watching football volunteering at and spending the First Baptist time with friends Church of Bonifay and family. Sierra and spending was escorted by time with friends her father, Quent and family. Lydia Smith. was escorted by her father, Jason Sheesley. B2 | Holmes County Times-Advertiser | Washington County News Extra Wednesday, November 14, 2012 Birthday wedding Hughes and French to wed Pat Hughes and Kim and Randy Johnson, all of Fairbury, Neb., would like to announce the engagement of their daughter, Jenna Hughes, to Clayton French, son of Thaniel Jr. and Cindy French of Bonifay. Hughes is a 2010 graduate of Fairbury Jr./Sr. High School. She is currently employed at Sunmart Webb turns 80 in Auburn, Neb. French is a 2009 Family and friends are Community Center in graduate of Holmes invited to celebrate Dorlis Black, Ala. County High School. Webb’s 80th birthday, Bring a covered dish He is currently Saturday, Nov. 17, from and help us celebrate employed at Shelton 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., at the with a truly great lady. Brothers Inc. of Nebraska City, Neb. The wedding will be held in Fairbury, Neb., on Nov. 24.

Kiwanis Club supports PINK program

Chipley JROTC qualifies for state

Special to Extra male and male-mix teams went out and worked CHIPLEY — On hard. We are going Nov. 3, Chipley High to state,” said C/LTC School hosted the Jack Daniels, battalion Area 11 Team Raider commander as well as Competition. raider commander. Chipley, Bonifay and I C/2LT Justice Baker High Schools Watford attended the competed with male, Raider Competition female, and male-mixed Saturday and noticed teams. They competed the JROTC Raider in the One Rope Bridge, Teams worked and Raiders Physical Fitness communicated well with Test, Map Reading, one another. “I think they First Aid and a 5k Cross definitely knocked the Country run. competition out of the Chipley High School park, and we are proud of JROTC excelled, with our Chipley Tigers,” he both our male and male- said. Congratulations to mixed teams placing first. all the Raider Teams who Photo by Cecilia Spears | Times-Advertiser “The Raider participated and those Competition was hot, long who qualified to compete Karen Johnson with the Holmes County Health Department and Angie Moore with the Tri-County and treacherous, but I am at state, which will be held Community Council recently received a check for $1,980.47 on behalf of the PINK (Protection Is proud to say that both our on Dec.8 in Lake Wale. In Knowledge) Program from the Kiwanis Club of Bonifay. The PINK Program a program that was established in 2006 to help uninsured or low-income women between the ages of 35 and 49 to ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES BUILDING SUPPLY receive a screening mammogram. Since 2006 the program has helped 180 women in Holmes County. This program is funded by donations from the Bonifay Kiwanis Club, residents and T & B Hidden Nichols various clubs, organizations and events. For more information on the PINK Program, contact the Treasures Auto HC Health Department at 547-8500.

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Community events Share your stories, 112 East Virginia Ave., going to Chipola College. For more information, Bonifay, Fla., 32425. If anyone in the call Marcy Murdock at memories and Please deliver by Nov. 15. community has items 209-1813 or Liz Jackson photos! For more information that you would like to at 557-8637. on submissions or donate to this sale, the On Wednesday, advertising in this club will pick up from Nov. 28, the Times- special edition, call the your home or business. Washington County Advertiser is publishing News department at Or you can bring them Library Book Sale a commemorative 120th 638-0212 or Samantha to the Clubhouse on anniversary edition, WASHINGTON COUNTY Angerbrandt at 326-1470. Thursday before the sale. — The WCPL will be including an historical Call 260-5896 if you front-page design and the holding a book sale at have questions or items the Sam Mitchell Branch top local stories we’ve Holiday Heritage to donate. covered over the years. Festival today, Nov. 14 and Friday, The Holmes County Nov. 16, during their Advertiser was founded GRACEVILLE — The Kid Safety and Fun normal business hours. SOLUTION ON PAGE B5 in 1892 and merged Baptist College of Florida Expo The Chipley Branch will with the Holmes County will be holding a Holiday hold their book sale from AUTOMOTIVE BUILDING SUPPLY Times in the late ‘80s Heritage Festival on CHIPLEY — MPE and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Nov. to become the Holmes Friday, Nov. 16. For H&H will sponsor a Free 19 and 20 in the meeting Brock Townsend County-Times Advertiser. more information, call Kid Safety and Fun Expo room. Through the years it 263-3261. from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Nov. Auto Body Building Supply has remained the paper 17 at Wal-Mart in Chipley. Beekeepers Field of record for Holmes Chipley Woman’s There will be baby twin County, chronicling the deer at the expo and Day and Trade Show local events, activities Club Fall Yard Sale much, much more. CHIPLEY — There will and issues of the times, CHIPLEY — The Chipley be a Beekeepers Field as well as the lives of its Woman’s Club will be 2nd Annual Pecan Day and Trade Show 1135 Main Street 1520 US Highway 90 residents. holding a very big yard Fun Run from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., Chipley, FL Chipley, FL Tell us the top stories sale on Friday and on Saturday, Dec. 1 at (850) 638-8768 (850) 638-1625 you recall over the Saturday, Nov. 16 and 17, MALONE — Northeast the Washington County decades that should be at its clubhouse, 607 Fifth Jackson County Optimist Extension Office. The featured in this special St. in Chipley. The sale Club will hold their cost of the program edition, as well as your will begin at 8 a.m., rain second annual Pecan Fun will be $15 and $10 for personal memories of the or shine. Run on Saturday, Nov. each additional family hometown newspaper. At this sale, the club is 17. Registration will be member. Please pre- We also welcome photos selling holiday and home from 7:30-8:15 a.m., and register no later than of special events, decorations, toys, indoor the race will begin at Nov. 23 by calling 638- activities and milestones. and outdoor furniture, 8:30 a.m. The race will 6180 or 547-1180. Story selection and fall and winter clothing begin and end at Johnny Topics to be taught comments can be sent for all ages, etc. Williams Memorial Park are hive assembly, open to Editor Randal Seyler, Proceeds will help in Malone. The cost hive demonstration and rseyler@chipleypaper. fund scholarships given to enter the run is $20 winter hive management. com, dropped off or by the club to high school for adults and $10 for All topics will be taught mailed to our office at and college students students. in rotations. B aith Section Wednesday, November 14, 2012 www.bonifaynow.comF | www.chipleypaper.com Page 4 Thou pollest too much, me thinks By Rev. James L. Snyder I believe the reason I am getting bald on the say whatever is on my mind at the not have to worry that what I am moment. The first thing I need saying today will catch up with me Now that we have gotten past top is that I am scratching my head too much to do is find out what is on the tomorrow, for the simple reason the recent elections, we can get mind of the people I am talking tomorrow may never come. If it back to life as normal. Of course, I lately. I cannot seem to make heads or tails out to. Whatever is on their mind is does come, so what. I will take a am not sure what “normal” really exactly what is on my mind. poll tomorrow to find out what I means. One man’s “normal” is of all the nonsense transpiring today as truth. This has such a freeing aspect need to say tomorrow. another man’s “over the cliff.” to it. I think there is something to I am not quite sure I am yesterday. That was yesterday. She simply said, “Why don’t Another thing from a this polling mechanism. I do not normal and I fear bringing this Today is a new day and henceforth, you do what the politicians do?” politician’s viewpoint is, “What have to worry about anything; all I query to the Gracious Mistress of what was true yesterday is not I did not quite know what I said yesterday doesn’t count need to do is just take another poll. the Parsonage. My fear is that she true today. To make matters even she was getting at, so I inquired today.” This also is from the I know it may get a little confusing, will tell me the truth. You know more confusing, what is true today further. polling machine. The amazing but I clear up that confusion by what we Americans think about will not be true tomorrow. “Silly,” her pet name for Yours thing about most people is they taking another poll. It is always the the truth. I believe the reason I am Truly, “the politicians always do not remember what was said last poll that really counts. There was a time when truth getting bald on the top is that take a poll before they decide on yesterday. A very poor politician Thankfully, when it comes to was a pretty stable thing. There I am scratching my head too anything.” reminds people of what they said God, truth does not change from were certain things that were much lately. I cannot seem to It dawned on me like a yesterday. A politician needs to one day to the next. What is true absolute truth and no if’s, and’s or make heads or tails out of all the morning in June. Of course. tell them what he is saying today. today was true yesterday and will but’s about it. Those were the good nonsense transpiring today as Whenever a politician wants to Because today’s truth is today’s be true tomorrow. You can count old days. truth. How do people keep up and know what truth is flying on any truth. No need to worry about on that. Nowadays truth is not as clear know what is really true? given day, he reverts to taking a tomorrow. Tomorrow will be “Jesus Christ the same as it once was. What was true If I plan to live quite a few poll. Out of that poll, he can know reflected by tomorrow’s polling. yesterday, and to day, and for ever” in “the day,” is now altogether more years, I am going to have what the truth is for that day. This is very important because (Hebrews 13:8 KJV). a different matter. Being the to get a handle on this very thing. Amazing. it reduces the necessity to use I can always count on God simpleminded man that I am, it is I am not quite sure where to go. I need to learn some lessons any sort of memory whatsoever. being true to His Word because very hard for me to keep up with Something has to be done so that from today’s politician. Because what I said yesterday God never changes. all of this nonsense. I mean, after I can figure out day by day what is The first thing I need to does not really matter today. I do Rev. James L. Snyder is all, how do you know what is true if really true. understand from a politician’s not have to remember what I said pastor of the Family of God it changes all the time? I think if it I shared my dilemma with point of view is, “What I am saying yesterday. If I want to know what Fellowship, PO Box 831313, is true, it is always true. That only my better half and as is usually at the time is not necessarily what I said yesterday, I need only take Ocala, FL 34483. He lives with his beguiles my age. the situation, she came up with a I mean.” another poll today and that settles wife, Martha, in Silver Springs If truth is as slippery as some brilliant answer. Please, do not let This is convenient and frees the matter. Shores. Call him at 1-866-552- people are indicating, how do her know I said that. She might get me up to say things I normally Perhaps the most important 2543 or email jamessnyder2@ I know what is true today? It a big head and we cannot afford to might put a check on. The check’s view from a politician is, att.net. His web site is www. does not matter what was true buy a whole new set of hats. in the mail and I now am free to “Tomorrow may never come.” I do jamessnyderministries.com. specialty restaurant Everything Colonial Faith briefs Must Go Restaurant Revival with “Big Mo” whom to bring with you. Our goal is Thanksgiving dinner at noon on Nov. to see men in Christ grow and men 22 at the church. The church is located BONIFAY — Oak Grove Pentecostal without Christ saved. If you know of a at 1124 Gillman Road off of Highway Ministries will hold the final service men’s group from out of town needing 181. Come join us and bring friend. For of their Revival at 7 p.m. today, a place to stay we have some room in more information call 956-9992. Nov. 14, with Big Mo. The church fellowship halls of numerous churches 812 Main Street 686 5th Street is located at 1131 Highway 79 in where there are showers so please feel St. Matthews plans Chipley, FL Chipley, FL Bonifay. For more information call free to call the numbers below for more (850) 326-5351 (850) 415-7115 956-4339 or 956-2322. info. For more information call Pastor Thanksgiving Day service Kent Lampp at 209-1723, Asst. Pastor CHIPLEY — St. Matthews Episcopalian G220 Men’s Conference Tony Ladley at 381-5890 or Pastor Ryan Church in Chipley will hold a Begue at 238-6853. BONIFAY — This Friday and Thanksgiving Day service of Holy Saying Grace Saturday, Nov. 16-17, numerous Communion at 10:30 a.m. on Nov. 22. The act of saying grace before meals is common to most Holmes County churches will come Cedar Springs Assembly of God cultures, and has its roots in antiquity. The common together to host the G220 Men’s PROSPERITY — Cedar Springs Church to host Catholic grace which runs “Bless us, O Lord, and these Conference in partnership with Assembly of God will be sponsoring ‘Miracle Baby Testimony’ thy gifts, which we are about to receive, from thy bounty, some of the men from Sherwood a community “Harvest Celebration” through Christ our Lord, Amen” is found in the Gelasian Baptist Church in Albany, Ga., (which at double pond, located off of Brown BONIFAY — Mrs. Rachael Hatcher Sacramentary, a Catholic service book which dates from includes several of the actors from Road, in Ponce de Leon starting at will speak at 6 p.m. on Nov. 25 at Bethany Baptist Church. She will the late 7th or early 8th century. An even simpler grace the movie, “Courageous”). 10 a.m., on Saturday, Nov. 17. There give a testimony about a baby that is the prayer which runs “Lord, bless this food to our use The conference will be held at the will be food, games, a cake walk, Bethlehem High School just north wasn’t supposed to be born due to and us to Thy service, and make us ever mindful of the hayrides, fishing and gospel music. of Bonifay. The cost is $40, which complications, but due to a miracle of needs of others.” If you grew up saying grace before each Everyone is welcome to come. includes three meals, conference God, the baby was born with a minor meal, as I did, you may have become deaf to the meaning materials and a T-shirt. handicap. Please come and hear what of the words. We are often struck most when we hear a We will begin at 6 p.m. on Friday Leonia Baptist Church God has done. The church is located prayer or a poem and finish at 3 p.m. on Saturday. here is Thanksgiving Dinner at 1404 Highway 70 north, 10 miles for the first time. “For everything created by a great promo piece on the website that north of Bonifay. For information call WESTVILLE — Leonia Baptist Church When I recently will give more insight as well. Above all pastor Johnie Bradshaw at 547-2550 God is good, and nothing will be having a free community wide heard an even things be praying and thinking about or Herman Sellers at 548-5801. simpler version of is to be rejected if it isre- the above prayer, ceived with thanksgiving, i.e., “Bless this food for it is made holy by the to our use and us Obituaries to thy service,” I word of God and prayer.” was moved by its 1 Timothy 4:4-5 Lawson Hinson Jr. Mary Dorothy Kilpatrick simplicity. Growing Mr. Lawson Hinson Mr. Hinson is survived by Mrs. Mary Kilpatrick and up Catholic, however, and hearing the Catholic grace Jr., age 64, passed away his three brothers, Harvey Dorothy Kilpatrick, Camilla Kilpatrick. every single day of my life, I grew numb to that prayer’s Saturday, Nov. 3, 2012. He Simmons and wife, Jeanne, age 82, passed A time of many facets and deeper meaning. Only recently did I find was born on Oct. 13, 1948, in of DeFuniak Springs, away Friday, Nov. visitation will renewed meaning in the prayer, when I realized that the Bonifay to Lawson and Willie Wendall Simmons of Destin 9, 2012. She was was held from 2 relatively short prayer contains three separate prayers, a Goddin Hinson. Mr. Hinson and Richard Simmons and born Feb. 24, 1930, to 3 p.m., Sunday, prayer of petition (Bless us, O Lord), a prayer of Thanks was a resident of DeFuniak wife, Terry, of Westville; in Elba, Ala., to Nov. 11, 2012, Springs. He was Baptist one sister Helen Mitchell Authur and Carrie at Clary-Glenn (implicit in the words “gifts” and “bounty”), and a prayer Mary by faith and a member of of Winter Haven, and also a Lecompt Matheny. Funeral Home of exaltation (through Christ our Lord). There are many Kilpatrick ways to say Grace, and perhaps the simplest way is to Hickory Hill Baptist Church special friend Grace Gibson. Mrs. Kilpatrick Chapel; 230 Park bow your head and thank God for His goodness. in Westville. He worked at Memorialization was by was a resident of Ave., DeFuniak Shoal Farms for more than direct cremation. You may Ponce De Leon. She was Springs, FL 32435. Funeral 20 years. He was an avid go online to view obituaries, Assembly of God by faith services were held at 3 This Message Courtesy of outdoorsman and especially offer condolences and sign and was afflicted with the p.m., Sunday, Nov. 11, 2012, enjoyed fishing. guest book at www.clary- Cedar Springs Assembly at Clary-Glenn Funeral BROWN Mr. Hinson is preceded glenn.com. Clary-Glenn of God Church. She was Home Chapel with the in death by his parents; his Funeral Home is entrusted a devoted mother and Rev. Roger Dale Hagan FUNERAL HOME wife and a sister, Imogene with the arrangements. grandmother. She was officiating. Pallbearers will 1068 Main Street, Chipley Hwy. 77 S, Chipley • 638-4097 Simmons. very talented at growing be Edward Warshefskie, 638-4010 Hwy. 79 S., Bonifay • 547-9688 roses. Charles Brazile, Alvin Margaret K. Dixon Mrs. Kilpatrick is Redmon, Donald Morris, preceded in death by her Michael Presley and Margaret K. Dixon, Mrs. Dixon is survived parents. K.W. Spivey. Floral Washington County News First Baptist Church age 73, passed from this by her daughter, Justi Dixon “come as you are” Mrs. Kilpatrick is arrangements are being life Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2012, of Chipley, and one brother, Holmes County Times-Advertiser survived by her two sons. accepted. Burial followed Mike Orr, Pastor at Tallahassee Memorial Ricky Kent of Chipley. David Kilpatrick and wife, in the New Ponce De Leon 1300 South Blvd. - PO Box 643 Hospital. She was born in Memorial service was 1364 N. Railroad, Chipley • 638-0212 Frances, of Westville and Cemetery. You may go Chipley, Florida Chipley, on April 22, 1939, to held at 2 p.m. Saturday, 112 E. Virginia, Bonifay • 547-9414 (850) 638-1830 Donnie Joe Kilpatrick online to view obituaries, Earl and Bernice (Porter) Nov. 17, 2012, at First of Miami; one daughter, offer condolences and sign Kent. Mrs. Dixon worked Presbyterian Church Mary Jo Raley of Ponce guest book at www.clary- as a social worker for the with Pastor Jack Homoney De Leon; one sister, Nell glenn.com. Clary-Glenn Stephen B. Register, CPA State of Florida. She was a officiating. Memorialization Place your message here Hill of Arcadia, and two Funeral Home is entrusted lifelong resident of Chipley, was by cremation. for only $8.00 per week. 1552 Brickyard Road grandchildren, Jona with the arrangements. Chipley, FL • 638-4251 and a member of the First Brown Funeral Home of Presbyterian Church. She Chipley is in charge of the was graduate of Chipley arrangements. Friends Sherman S. Champion High School and Troy and family may sign the Sherman Sheldon Funeral Home Chapel But when the holy Spirit comes upon University. register at www.brownfh.net. Champion, 41, of Hartford, with Memorialization by you, you will be filled with power, Place your message here Ala., died Oct. 31, 2012. cremation to follow. Sims and you will be my witnesses... for only $8.00 per week. Royce L. Landrum Visitation was held Funeral Home in charge of on Nov. 3, 2012, at Sims arrangements. Good News Bible Acts 1:8 Royce Lane Landrum, 68, by cremation with Sims of Bonifay, died Nov. 3, 2012. Funeral Home in charge of Memorialization was arrangements. See Obituaries B5 Wednesday, November 14, 2012 Extra Washington County News | Holmes County Times-Advertiser | B5 Obituaries from page B4 B Dovie M. Baggett Emma J. Yarbrough Chester M. Rusher Jr. Dovie Marlene Baggett, limits. Everywhere she Mrs. Emma (Connie), Yuma, Mr. Chester Zitio, Rebecca Zitio 75 of Bonifay, passed from went it became a mission Jean Kelley Az.; a special lady Marion Rusher, and Ronald Zitio. this world into Eternity, field. She was a friend and Yarbrough of Rum whom she loved Jr., age 70, passed A time of Friday Nov. 2, 2012 at confidant to many. Road, Westville, as one of her away Tuesday, Nov. visitation was Flowers Hospital, Dothan, Dovie is survived by passed away own daughters, 6, 2012. He was held from 1 to 2 Ala. Dovie was born July her husband, L. B. (Buddy) Sunday, Nov. 4, Leslie Yarbrough, born July 23, 1942 p.m., Friday, Nov. 14, 1937 in Columbus, Baggett and three children, 2012. She was 71. Swansboro, N.C.; in Owensboro, Ky., 9, 2012 at Clary- Mrs. Yarbrough three sisters, to Chester and Glenn Funeral Ga., to Huey Lee and son-in-law and daughter Chester Clara Louise Butts (both Billy & Sunny Tinsley of was born July 1, Emma Christine Tyler Hazel Campbell Home; 230 Park deceased). She was the Bonifay; son-in-law and 1941, to the late YARBROUGH (Tex), Andalusia, Rusher. Mr. Rusher Rusher Jr. Avenue, DeFuniak wife of L.B. Baggett for daughter, Dennis & Gay J.D. “Buck” and Ala., Sue Owens was a resident of Springs, Florida 57 happy years. Together Shaw of Portland Tenn.; son Mamie Jackson Kelley. (Howard), Red Level, Freeport. He was Holiness 32435. Funeral services they served in Ministry for & daughter-in-law, Allen & After 22 years of service Ala. and Patsy George by faith. He and worked as were held at 2 p.m., Friday, Fifty (50) years accepting Wendy Baggett of Palatka; she retired from Van (Gene), Sanford, Ala.; a Building Contractor, and Nov. 9, 2012 at Clary- appointment to many five grandchildren, Olivia Heusen as a sewing 12 grandchildren; five painter. He enjoyed fishing Glenn Funeral Home with Churches in Florida and Tinsley of Bonifay, Megan machine operator and great-grandchildren, and and attending church. the Rev. Howard Taylor Georgia . After pastorate (Micah) Peter of Anchorage, later worked for the several nieces, nephews, Mr. Rusher is preceded and the Rev. Lonnie ministry they served in Alaska, Matthew Baggett of Opp News. She was a other extended family and in death by his parents, Forehand officiating. other leadership positions Palatka, Tyler and Brandon very loving and devoted friends. and his wife of 32 years, Floral arrangements are within The Church of Shaw of Portland, Tenn.; mother, grandmother, Funeral services were Judy Ann Rusher. being accepted. Burial God of Prophecy. Since four great grandchildren, aunt and sister. She was held at 2 p.m., Thursday, Mr. Rusher is survived followed in Magnolia retiring to the local area Hayden & Evan Tinsley of a member of Midway Nov. 8, 2012, at Midway by his loving son, Markus Cemetery. You may go Dovie continued her Bonifay, Caleb & Samantha United Methodist United Methodist Church Lewis and wife Rhonda; online to view obituaries, calling in other areas of Peter of Anchorage, Alaska; Church. with the Rev. Mike Burch daughter, Scarlet Rusher offer condolences and sign ministry working as a two sisters, Mary (Frank) In addition to her and the Rev. James Zitio and husband Ronald; guest book at www.clary- Case Manager for the DeLay of Hernando, and parents her husband, Lolley officiating. Mrs. sisters, Linda Strength glenn.com. Clary-Glenn Holmes County Ministerial Patricia Fike of Dade City, Jerry Wayne Yarbrough; Yarbrough was placed into of Freeport and Naomi Freeport Chapel Funeral Association, Thrift store and many nieces and her brother, Charles the church one hour prior Brison and husband Dick Home is entrusted with in Bonifay, FL. More nephews. Kelley; a niece, Wendy to service time. Burial of Indiana and three the arrangements. recently she and Buddy Celebration of her life Thomas and her special followed in the church grandchildren, Sabrina were Store Managers of was held on Nov. 5, 2012 friend, Minnie Crews, all cemetery with Sorrells the family owned business at Sims Funeral Home preceded her in death. Funeral Home of Geneva William J. Gay T & B Hidden Treasures Chapel with the Rev. Survivors include directing. The family William Joseph Gay, 2012, from 5 to 7 p.m., Antique store in Chipley, Billy Tinsley officiating two daughters, Becky received friends at the age 50 of Greenwood, Funeral services were held FL. Dovie was a faithful , assisted by the Rev. Hollobaugh (Jerry), funeral home Wednesday, passed away at his home Wednesday, Nov. 7, 2012, member of the Church of Dennis Shaw. Interment Westville, and Lisa Nov. 7, from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 1, 2012. Mr. at 1 p.m. at Brown Funeral God of Prophecy, Bonifay, followed at Bonifay Sutherland (Jason), Serving as pallbearers will Gay was born June 3, 1962, Home, Main Street Chapel FL where she served as Cemetery with Sims Coosada, Ala.; three be William Brewer, Roger in Marianna to Robert with the Deacon Willie clerk & treasurer, pianist, Funeral Home directing. sons, Lamar Yarbrough Yarbrough, Eric Craft, Lamar Gay and the late Nix officiating. Interment prayer warrior and an A Memorial service (Cindy), Bruce Yarbrough, Jarrett Yarbrough, John Betty Patricia (Flynn) Gay. followed in Piney Grove encourager to all she is scheduled for Nov. 17, all of Westville, and Commander, and Allen Survivors include his Cemetery near Cottondale. met. Dovie Baggett was 2012 at the last Church Michael Yarbrough Russell. Father, R.L. (Peewee) Gay Brown Funeral Home of a woman who loved her pastorate, Punta Gorda, of Greenwood and one Chipley is in charge of the family unconditionally. for anyone from that area brother, Ronald Lamar arrangements. Friends Her faith in God was unable to attend the Nov. 5 Betty S. Woodham (Ronnie) Gay of Bonifay. and family may sign the unwavering and without service. The family received online register at www. Betty Sue (Dot) wife, Wanda, of Panama friends Tuesday, Nov. 6, brownfh.net. James Dybdal Woodham, 81, of DeFuniak City; one daughter, Sissy Springs, passed away Hampton and husband, James (Dyb) Dybdal, City; one brother, Donald Sunday, Nov. 4, 2012, at Don, of DeFuniak Springs; James L. Tindell age 63 of Chipley, passed R. Miller of Panama Chautauqua Rehab & seven grandchildren; nine Mr. James Lamar ‘Bud’ Rose, Ethan Marsh, away Sunday, Nov. 4, 2012, City; four grandchildren, Nursing in DeFuniak great grandchildren and Tindell, age 70, of Bonifay, Ivy Tindell and Levi in the Northwest Florida Jenai, Lancin, Makenna Springs. She was born numerous nieces and passed away Nov. 4, 2012, Marsh; and four great Community Hospital. Dyb and Tracin; one great April 12, 1931, in Bonifay, nephews. at his home. He was born grandchildren, Jessica was born Feb. 18, 1949, in granddaughter, Charleigh; to the late Harvey Pitts Family received friends Sept. 1, 1942, in Bonifay, to Mullins, Jazzman Mullins, Panama City to the late son-in-law, Perry Beote; and Verdie (Everett) Wednesday, Nov. 7, 2012, the late Lee Junior Tindell Lilly Mullins and Kayden Thomas Jefferson and Eva and a host of extended Pitts. Mrs. Woodham was from 5 to 7 p.m., at Brown and Sarah Nell Fielding Mullins. (Finch) Dybdal, who later family and loving friends. a resident of DeFuniak Funeral Home, Brickyard Tindell. Memorial services remarried to Bill Hurd. Memorial services Springs since 1981 coming Road Chapel. Funeral Mr. Tindell is survived were held at 11 a.m., He had been a resident were held Thursday, Nov. from Chipley, and was a services were held at 11 by his wife, Gretchen Thursday, Nov. 8, 2012, at of Washington County for 8, 2012, at 6 p.m., at Brown homemaker. a.m. Thursday, Nov. 8, Henning Tindell of First United Methodist most of his life and was an Funeral Home, Brickyard Mrs. Woodham was 2012, at Shiloh Baptist Bonifay; three daughters, Church with the Rev. Dan engineer with Gulf Coast Road Chapel with Dail predeceased by two Church of Chipley, with Suzy Rose of Las Cruces, Godwin officiating. Family Electric Co-Op. He was a Dybdal and the Rev. sisters, Ruby Bethel and the Rev. Tim Patton N.M., Laurie Thomas of received friends from 10:30 U.S. Army Veteran. James Guy officiating. The Lola Kryder. officiating. Interment Bonifay, Ginger Tindell of to 11 a.m., Thursday at Survivors include family received friends She is survived by followed at Shiloh Baptist Bonifay; one sister, Sue the church. Peel Funeral his wife, Judy Dybdal of one hour prior to services. three sons, Ronnie Church Cemetery with Strickland and husband, Home in charge of Chipley; one son, Dail Memorialization was by Woodham and wife, Brown Funeral Home in Paul, of Bonifay; eight arrangements. Memorial Dybdal and wife, Chasity, cremation. Friends and Beverly, of Chipley, Donnie charge of arrangements. grandchildren, Ashley contributions may be given of Wausau; one daughter, family may sign the online Woodham and wife, Friends and family may Mullins, Nathan DePriest, to; I Am Inn Ministries, Jill Drummond and register at www.brownfh. Ellen, of Clifton, N.J., and sign the online register at Brandon DePriest, P.O. Box 822, Chipley, FL husband, Chris, of Panama net. Dennis Woodham and www.brownfh.net. Benjamin Arunda, Dillan 32428. Community Calendar Freddie F. Johnson Mr. Freddie Franklin Sarasota, and Tim Johnson was held at 1:30 p.m. on MONDAY Donations accepted. at 6:25 p.m. Call Peg Russ at Johnson, 87 of Bonifay, died of Southport; daughters, Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2012, at Noon: Chipley Kiwanis 638-451 on Tuesday, Oct. 30, 2012, at Sondra Fielder of Tampa, Poplar Head FWB Church 10 a.m. to noon: Holmes Club meeting. 6 p.m.: Holmes County Doctors Memorial Hospital Angie Johnson of Baton with the Rev. John Pettis Council on Aging provides Noon: Alcoholics Anony- Commission meets second in Bonifay. Born Sunday, Rouge, La. and Stephanie and the Rev. Wesley Hall bingo, exercise, games, mous open meeting, New Tuesdays. Feb. 15, 1925, in Lake City, Hutchinson of Southport; officiating. Interment activities, hot meals and Life Assembly Fellowship 7 p.m.: Narcotics Anony- he was the son of the late brothers, Berness Johnson followed in Poplar Head socialization. Hall, Chipley. mous meeting, Blessed Trini- Levy Johnson and the late of Bonifay, and Ronnie Cemetery with Sims 11 a.m.: Washington Coun- 5 p.m.: BINGO at St. Jo- ty Catholic Church on County Ida White Johnson. He Johnson of Southport, and Funeral Home directing. cil on Aging senior lunches; seph Catholic Church games Road 177A was the husband of Lillian sisters, Dura Fay Please of The family received friends for reservations, call 638-6217. Johnson. Chipley, and Ida Jean Dees from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. on Donations accepted. Surviving are sons, of Jackson, Ala. Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2012, at 6 p.m.: Writers Group Freddie Johnson, Jr. of A Funeral service Poplar Head FWB Church. meets the first Monday each month (unless a holiday) at 6:00 at the Chipley library. 6-7:30 p.m.: Salvation Army Domestic Violence and DENTISTRY dentistry Find Obituaries. Rape Crisis Program hosts a domestic violence support Down Home Pediatric Dentistry Share Condolences. group at the SADVP Rural Dental Ben Saunders, DMD Outreach office, 1461 S. Rail- road Ave., Apartment 1, in Chipley. Call Emma or Jess Celebrate a Life. at 415-5999. Upload your Legacy guest book photos now for FREE! With your paid obituary, family and friends will now TUESDAY 699 2nd Street 4711 Highway 90 have unlimited access to uploaded photos free of charge. 8 to 9 a.m.: Tai Chi Class at Chipley, FL Marianna, FL the Washington County Pub- (850) 638-4708 (850) 526-SPIT (7748) lic Library, Chipley Branch On the IMPROVED obituary section 8 to 10 a.m.: Church Fel- of www.chipleypaper.com or lowship Breakfasts at Around bonifaynow.com, you can: the Corner Grill. Breakfast • More easily search the most timely and provided. 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IN THE CIRCUIT RowellAuctions.com Knowledge of tools vironments as neces- later than 4:00 pm County Courthouse, Fourth Street, Panama and equipment on November 16th, SCHEV authorized. COURT OF THE FOUR- 201 North Oklahoma City, Florida 32401, (800)323-8388 sary to support custom Call 888-203-3179 TEENTH JUDICIAL utilized in meter solutions. Candidates 2012. Holmes Street, Bonifay, FL (850)747-5338, at least Gilbert Catfish Pond installations, ability County is a www.CenturaOnline. CIRCUIT IN AND FOR 32425 for the following 7 days before your AUCTION Closed Monday and must have good work- com HOLMES COUNTY, to perform heavy ing knowledge and a Drug-Free described property scheduled court ap- DATE:November Tuesday FLORIDA Case No manual labor for proven track record in Workplace and Lots 1 and 35, and the pearance, or immedi- 17th, 2012 8:00AM 2854 Highview Circle 12PR84 IN RE: ES- extended periods, the following areas. Equal Opportunity East Half of Lot 2 and ately upon receiving LOCATION:5529 Chipley, Fl 32428 TATE OF PERRY ability to use *HTML/ DOM/ CSS, Employer. the East Half of Lot 34, this notification if the Hwy 231 North Phone:850-638-8633 Nursing Careers Begin LONALD HOWARD computer-based JavaScript, PHP/ Perl/ all being in Block M ac- time before the sched- Campbellton, Here- GET TRAINED IN Deceased. word processing Python, .NET/C# or re- cording to Plat of uled appearance is less Florida 32426 Professional airbrush software. MONTHS, NOT Noma, Florida, Section than 7 days; if you are tanning system with lated scripting lan- YEARS. FINANCIAL NOTICE TO CREDI- (3) Local Farm Education and guage 27, Township 7 North, hearing or voice im- Dispersals, Norvell products. Experience: AID IF QUALIFIED. TORS (Summary Ad- *MySQL/MSSQL or A Few Pro Drivers Range 14 West, as re- paired, call 711. (2) Estates, Bank $100.00. (850)844-0078 High School diploma HOUSING AVAILABLE. ministration) equivalent SQL and Needed Top Pay & corded in Plat Book 1, DATED on October 19, repos, city and or possession of an JOB PLACEMENT AS- TO ALL PERSONS database management 401K. CDL Class A Page 10 in the Office of 2012. CODY TAYLOR The business that acceptable SISTANCE. CALL CEN- HAVING CLAIMS OR county experience Driving Exp the Clerk of Circuit Clerk of Circuit Court considers itself equivalency TURA INSTITUTE (877) DEMANDS AGAINST surplus, Jackson *Familiarity with feed (877)258-8782 Court, Holmes County, P. O. Box 397 immune to diploma. Some 206-6559. THE ABOVE ESTATE: County School manipulation in a vari- www.drive4melton.com Florida. 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EOE/Drug Free compensation and ro- if qualified - Housing $700/wk*! 16-Day CDL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA Dated at Westville, Flor- Workplace. available CALL Aviation 32455; Misty Howard, Firewood. bust benefit package. Training@ NFCC/ ida, this 8 day of Institute of Mainte- Post Office Box 702 IN AND FOR HOLMES Smoking wood, If you are interested in Roadmaster! Approved November, 2012. nance (866)314-3769 Ponce De Leon, Florida COUNTY CIVIL AC- Fat lighter, seasoned Jerkins Inc. of joining our dynamic for Veterans Training. Kenneth Bradley. 32455; Alexis Peters, TION CASE NO. or green. Bonifay is seeking a and growing organiza- Driver Trainees CALL TODAY! (866) As published in the Post Office Box 702 09-571-CA UNITED Split & delivered full time Diesel tion, please send your Needed NOW! 467-0060 *DOL/BLS Holmes County Times Ponce De Leon, Florida STATES OF AMER- $55.00. Mechanic. 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Job place- cation of this Notice is 1/4 of Section 14, resume to the Drivers, CDL A or B to NURSING CAREERS Toys, holiday decora- Competitive pay, ment assistance. Com- October 31, 2012. At- Township 4 North, Police Department, relocate vehicles to and begin here - Train in tions, linens, furniture, Benefits. For puter available. Finan- torney for Person Giv- Range 17 West, P.O. Box 1007, from various locations months, not years. Fi- appliances, knick-nacs, information call cial Aid if qualified. ing Notice: Clayton Holmes County, Florida Chipley, FL. 32428. throughout US—No nancial aid if qualified. winter clothing. (800)569-6816 or go to SCHEV authorized. J.M. Adkinson and run S02°42’43”W Deadline: forced dispatch: Housing available. Job our website Call www.Centura E-mail Address: along the Section line a Open until filled. 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Must be de- Person Giving Notice: right-of-way line of Marqui, 1988 GMC $.51/mile! New Fleet pendable, hard work- Faye Cain Ennfinger Lane, thence C-1500 truck, electric Volvo Tractors! 1 year ing. Inquiring appli- 2001 N. Highway 181 N18°52’24”E along said golf cart, riding lawn OTR Exp. Req. - cants are to Westville, Florida 32464 right-of-way line a dis- mower, tools, house- Tanker Training reply.Inquiring appli- As published in the tance of 244.90 feet, hold items, books, Available. Call Today: cants should reply to Holmes County Times thence depart said some furniture & mis- (877)882-6537 rickcaroljobsoffer@yahoo. Advertiser October 31, right-of-way line and cellaneous. www.OakleyTransport.com com November 7, 14, 21, run S87°17’32”E a dis- 2012. tance of 105.85 feet to the Point of Beginning 11-5168 (P.O.B.) being and ly- IN THE CIRCUIT ing in Section 14, C&C Bookkeeping Airlines are hiring. COURT OF THE FOUR- Township 4 North, and Tax Service. Open Train for hands on Avi- Matt’s Removal! Gar- TEENTH JUDICIAL Range 17 West, 5 days a week. 8am to ation Maintenance Ca- bage removal, free CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR Holmes County, Flor- 5pm. Call reer. FAA approved metal removal, yard HOLMES COUNTY, ida. Containing 0.8 ac- (850)638-1483 program. Financial aid jobs, moving jobs. We FLORIDA CASE NO.: res, more or less at if qualified - Housing buy items. Nobody 2011CA000384 CIR- public outcry to the available CALL Aviation Beats My Prices! CUIT CIVIL DIVISION. highest and best bid- Institute of Mainte- (850)547-1445, VANDERBILT MORT- der for cash on Novem- Thanksgiving Holiday Weekend nance (866)314-3769 cell (850)658-2376. GAGE AND FINANCE, ber 29, 2012, at the INC., a Tennessee cor- front door of the Classified In-column Call To Place An Ad poration authorized to Holmes County Court- D E A D L I N E S transact business in house, 201 N. Okla- In Classifieds. Florida, Plaintiff, vs. homa Street, Bonifay, THE UNKNOWN FL 32425, beginning at The Washington County News and McGowan handy- Washington County HEIRS, DEVISEES, 11:00 A.M. Central GRANTEES, ASSIGN- Holmes County Times Advertiser man services Time, subject to all ad No job too small. Paint- News EES, CREDITORS, valorem taxes and as- LIENORS, AND TRUS- To Run Wednesday, November 21 ing, sheet rock, decks, For Rent first in Chip- sessments for the real Due Friday, November 16, (850) 638-0212 TEES OF LOLA ST. 5:00 p.m. anything you need ley, Mini Warehouses. property described done, call If you don’t have the CLAIR, a/k/a LOLA G. above. ANY PERSON Holmes County ST. CLAIR, DE- Call 628-0212 or 638-4242 or 547-9414 850-263-6559 for free room, “We Do” Lamar CLAIMING AN INTER- quote. 24 years experi- Times-Advertiser Townsend CEASED, AND ALL EST IN THE SURPLUS or visit us on line at emeraldcoastmarketplace.com OTHER PERSONS ence. Ask for John. (850)638-4539, north of FROM THE SALE, IF txt FL30829 to 56654 (850) 547-9414 Townsends. CLAIMING BY, ANY, OTHER THAN The classified department will be closed Thursday, November 22. THROUGH, UNDER, THE PROPERTY We will reopen Friday at 8 a.m.

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(2) MH 2BR/1BA near Prime Property. FOR SALE 2005 Chipley. Water & gar- Two 8 acres on Bedie FACTORY RIDGEWOOD Yamaha Motorcycle. WANTED: For Rent: Nice bage furnished. Rd, Two 9 acres on 15,000 miles . APARTMENTS OF $385/mth, plus deposit. Bedie Rd. Two 5 acres DIRECT Commercial Townhouse apart- BONIFAY Excellent condition, Tri-County property for lease ment. 2BR/2.5BA, one 2BR/2BA MH, $400/mth & One 10 acres on windshield, locking COMPLETE PACKAGES Studio, 1 Bedroom plus deposit. Call Buddy Rd. One 10 ac- FROM with adjacent car garage in down- available. City Utility hand bags, Airport parking lot, can be town Bonifay. 547-4232, 527-4911. res on Gainer Rd. 10 floorboards, after Hanger for Rent $ & Pest Control In- acres on Hwy 77. 4,995 shared with joining NO PETS. cluded. Ask about market seats. 60 x 60 Corporate 2 Bdrm/1 bath MH, Some owner financing business; Convent Call (850)547-3129, our Move in Special. $4500.00. Call Hanger, Office plus All Welded, Hwy 173 For more info call Mil- Store Ideal. (850)326-2586. (850)557-7732. 850-638-8540 Bathroom, Also Box All Aluminum Boats Call 850-428-1973. Graceville/Bonifay. ton Peel @ Hanger & T Hanger; $375/mo, depo 850-638-1858 or Call Airport Manager required326-9109. Call To Place 850-547-6519 Xtreme (850)393-3094. An Ad In Classifieds. Washington Call To Place Boats Possible 2/Br upstairs County News An Ad In Classifieds. apartment. Kitchen, liv- Washington (850) 638-0212 County News BonifayBonifay Florida ing room & walk-in Holmes County (850) 638-0212 www.xtremeindustries.comwww.xtremeindustries.com closet. Refrigerator, Times-Advertiser Holmes County 14x70 3BR. 14x60 Times-Advertiser stove & new carpet. THE GROVES (850) 547-9414 (850) 547-9414 (850) 547-9500 New shower & new tile RESORT 2BR. New everything in DWMH 2009 3/ 2 floor. W/S/Garbage in- Vernon, Florida. both MH’s. In Vernon. Big tub, 1 acre, fenced 2 Bedroom partially cluded. 108 W. Penn- 2 Condos for rent Call 535-2237. three sides and garage furnished apt. in Boni- sylvania Ave., Bonifay. 2 Bedroom/2 bath, shop, Wausau area fay. Call (850)844-0078. (850)329-8381 utilities 2BR/2BA, MH for rent. 850-638-4953 included-electric, on Pioneer Rd. Call $3,000 cash assume Dish TV, trash, water 850-849-6842, mtg $600+ Beauty Shop or Office plus all Park 850-638-7315 or credit-worthy. Space on Main St., amenities-ATV, 638-9933. downtown Vernon. Call Horse & hiking trails, 535-2237. fishing. Pets 3BD/2BA MH 3/4 mile Foreclosed Mobile BETTIE’S COUNTRY REALTY Home with land ready BETTIE L. SLAY, BROKER welcome (deposit from Elementary 205 E. NORTH AVE., BONIFAY, FLORIDA 32425 required). School. On Hwy 177A. to move in. Great $795/mo + depo Family oriented park. value. Approx 1500 sq Commercial Bldg For 850-547-3510 $500/mth. Just reno- ft. 3 Br/ 2 Ba. Serious Rent downtown . Ideal 4 BR 2.5 BA ON 4 ACRES-$95,000 ¥ 43 ACRES-$77,500 (850)773-3992 (850)520-0496 vated Call offers only. No renters. for office, salon, com- ¥ 42+ACRES-$85,000 ¥ 40 AC FARM 3 BR HOME BARNS (850)547-3746. Call (850)308-6473 puter repair, or your PASTURE-$275,000 ¥ 2 BR 2 BA FISH CAMP-$59,900 ¥ 4 BR 1.5 BA choice. Call Progres- BRICK-$89,900 ¥ 2 BR FISH CAMP-$39,900 ¥ 2 BR HOME ON 1 Clean 2BR Furnished sive Realty. ACRE-$42,500 ¥ 3 BR 2 BA FIXER UPPER ON 3 AC -$39,900 Mobile Home. On Bon- Mobile Home with 850-638-8220 ¥ 41+ ACRES W/ 3 MH’S & 4 PONDS-$129,900 • 2 BR INTOWN-$39,000 net Pond Rd. $500/mth acreage ready to ¥ 9 ACRES WRIGHTS CREEK-$31,900 ¥ NICE 3 BR 2 BA ON 1 $200/dep. No Pets . move in, great for pets. AC-$102,000 ¥ 2 HOMES ON 13 AC HWY FRONT-$159,000 850-638-1462 or Lots of space for the ¥ 3 BR 2 BA DWMH ON 3+ ACRES-$82,000 ¥ 42+ACRES-$124,900 260-5928. price, 3 Br 2 Ba, seri- Executive ¥ 15 ACRES-$28,500 ¥ 3 BR 2 BA BRICK ON GOLF COURSE-$129,900 For Rent 2 Bedroom 1 ous offers only, no rent- Office ¥ 42+ACRES-$85,000 ¥ 10 AC 4 BR 2 BA HOME PAVED ROAD-$149,900 Bath Duplex. Chipley. Mobile Home For ers. (850)308-6473 ¥ 3 BR BRICK IN TOWN-$82,000 ¥ 2 BR LAKE FRONT FISH Space for rent Background check & Rent in Bonifay downtown Chipley. All CAMP-$55,000 ¥ 3 BR BRICK HOME INTOWN-$82,000 references required. 2BR/1BA $400/mth. util. incl’d 638-1918 www.bettiescountryrealtyonline.com 638-7128 Water, sewer provided. Rental references re- quired. Call 638-2999 *1- Stewart Lake, 6 acres, 9"1,Ê
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6 ,/- , information call This is high perfor- 638-1911 cell mance car. FOR SALE ­nxä®Êx{LJ™{£{ To Place An Ad Call 638-0212 or 547-9414 326-0044 $5,000 FIRM. Contact Jason @ 850-557-7906 An Advertising Breakthrough THE WHEEL DEAL Have a car, truck van or motorcycle you are wanting to sell? We'll run your ad in all three publications for 8 WEEKS FOR $19.99* A SAVINGS OF $32.01 OFF THE REGULAR PRICE 20 Words - 8 Weeks - One LOW Price! To place your ad, call 850-638-0212 • 850-547-9414 Washington County News Holmes County Times-Advertiser Weekly Advertiser *Up to 20 words. Personal ads only, no dealers.

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