Eagleville Times Also serving Arrington, Chapel Hill, College Grove, Rockvale, Triune & Unionville Volume 9, Issue 2 - 50¢ February 2011 Eagleville, Tennessee Main Street Cafe: Great Food, Good Times By Michele Broxton choices daily. Top it As Southerners, we know comfort all off with your choice comes to us in many ways – from a of homemade biscuits hug to a long swig of sweet tea. At the or cornbread and then new Main Street Cafe in Eagleville, you’ll be ready for a southern comfort comes served piping mouth-watering dessert hot, tasting like it just came from your such as cream pie, favorite grandma’s kitchen. ice cream or cobbler. Brothers Brad and Randy Ganues Yum! are thrilled to brave the winter and Dinner specials economic conditions to bring their include the lunch menu vision to life in Eagleville, TN. “We are plus a traditional meal Happy Valentine's Day so excited to serve Eagleville and the of steak or country surrounding communities,” said Brad, ham and fresh biscuits. longtime healthcare professional with The kids menu offers an excellent reputation for fairness and chicken strips, hotdogs, fun. “The food is great and the price is and other kid favorites. right.” During lunch and With more than 30 years in the food dinner, an “Off the Grill” industry, Randy is a capable and proven menu of cheeseburgers, restaurateur. “Randy has a reputation hamburgers, bacon for great food and running a great cheeseburgers, and restaurant,” said Brad. Great food, boneless chicken here indeed. With a menu that sounds like sandwiches is sure to W Christmas, Thanksgiving, and your tempt your taste buds. favorite Sunday dinner rolled into On Friday and Saturday Brad Ganues (L) and Randy Ganues (R) pictured in front of the to Find one, Main Street Cafe is sure to have nights, wind down your new Main Street Cafe. Main Street Cafe, a fabulous meat & three something to please everyone. week with live music with a “to go” and Sunday brunch menu, will open to the public on and a delicious meal! February 14 at 10 am In popular southern tradition, Main Step Back In On the go? Main Main Street Cafe’s doors open Street Cafe will offer a phenomenal February 14thth at 10am! Main Street Time...... Page 5 meat & three. Fried chicken will be Street Cafe guests have the option to grab something quick or sit down for Cafe will be open to serve you Monday available every day, plus a rotating menu through Thursday 10am – 8pm, Friday of country fried steak, grilled chicken a longer visit. In one part of the cafe, Mayor’s Message..Page 2 guests can order subway-style deli and Saturday 10am – 9pm, and Sunday breast, and meat loaf, with catfish on 10:30am - 4pm. Fridays. Guests will have a fantastic sandwiches as well as pizza by the slice or whole,” said Brad. “The decision to open a restaurant in Obituaries...... Page selection of home cooked side dishes 4 every day including: fried okra, corn, Need some southern comfort in the Eagleville felt like a scene from Field of green beans, hash brown casserole, pinto morning? No problem. Main Street Dreams,” grinned Brad. “’If you build it, [they] will come’. In our case, the Honor Roll...... Page 10 beans, hand-peeled mashed potatoes Cafe will offer a Sunday brunch menu and gravy, creamy coleslaw, turnip that includes: made to order omelets, voice turned out to be Sam Tune, Mayor greens, macaroni and cheese, vegetable pancakes, Belgium waffles, and fruit of Eagleville, instead of Shoeless Joe Worship...... Page 10 of the day and two homemade soup selections. Jackson.”

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Library only because special Please contact him for sign ups, as the teams FRANKLIN, If you ever read or want people have city and and schedule work is under way. community pride. to read Gone With the Wind, this is an Community and civic pride is something that opportunity to learn about the author of this There are so many can not be taught, you have to have it and want talented people in the area; I believe almost epic tale of the Civil War. The Southern it. It is like pride in ownership. We all like to Writers’ Theatre will present a reading anything could be accomplished with a see our yards, landscape and automobiles look combined effort. of “Mrs. John Marsh,” a one-actor play good. As our athletic teams step on fields and about Gone With the Wind author Margaret Our school, every year, brings a new level courts, their uniforms burst with pride as they Mitchell. The reading will take place at 6 of accomplishments. Mr. Key and a group of are proud of their hard work and their efforts to p.m., Thursday, March 17 at the Williamson hardworking dedicated young men have gotten please us all by winning and exhibiting quality County Public Library. the attention of other schools in the county and sportsmanship. Mitchell’s writing of Gone With the Wind was built on the many aspects of state. Our wrestling team is second to none Recently GNRC sent out a survey to homes other. They have made major accomplishments her life as a native southerner, a woman, a journalist, and on her Irish ancestors. in the first phase of the projected sewer line “Mrs. John Marsh,” written by Atlanta playwright Melita Easters and played in just a short time. They represent our school installment. Most people will agree sewer is and city with pride. by Kandace Christian, a local actor, brings to life a span of 90 years of the essential for the health of our city as well as to history, as well as the three wars that those years enveloped, of the nation in Our police department has done an help our city prosper. It is also very valuable which we dwell. The production will be directed by Dr. Jamie Cutler, actor, outstanding job with safety awareness. These for our school, as the current system the school academician, playwright, and Grammy-nominated song writer. men work hard everyday to make Eagleville has is old and in continual need of maintenance. Williamson County Public Library has been the sponsor of numerous play and Rutherford County a safe environment for It is very important that each of you return productions, concerts and other educational programs. The program is free all of us to live. They are here to help each and this survey. The purpose of the survey is to and open to the public. The Williamson County Public Library is located at everyone of us. Call City Hall or the police obtain grant money, free money that we do 1314 Columbia Ave., Franklin, Tennessee. department; these men will be glad to come by not have to pay back. Each survey is worth your home or business to visit and make you approximately $22,000 per household. If we more aware of how each of us can contribute can qualify for the grant it could amount to as Sen. Tracy reappointed Chairman of the to the safety of our city and its citizens. much as 1.6 million dollars for money that the Recently our police department broke up one city will NOT have to pay back. Please, it is so Senate Transportation Committee of the largest theft rings in Middle Tennessee. important that each of you return your survey. State Senator Jim Tracy (R-Shelbyville) has been reappointed Chairman This would have never happen if it were not for Your survey goes directly to Nashville; no one of the Senate Transportation Committee. The announcement was made by Lt. Chief Barrett’s investigation. He and Officer in Eagleville will have any knowledge of the Governor Ron Ramsey as the 107th General Assembly convened for the 3rd day Leathers are solely responsible for recovering information that you provide on the survey. of the organizational session in Nashville. many thousands of dollars in stolen property, If you have lost or misplaced the survey, In addition, Senator Tracy was also appointed Vice-Chairman of the Senate some stolen from homes here in Eagleville. contact or call Mrs. Von Almen at City Hall State and Local Government Committee and will remain a member of the Our police department lead the investigation and she will provide you with another one. Education Committee. and made other law enforcement agencies Please patronize our local merchants. Help aware of the theft ring. If it were not for our “I appreciate the confidence that Lt. Governor Ramsey has placed in me to them to be successful so they can better serve serve again as chairman of this committee” said Sen. Tracy. “Transportation police department the case would have not you. Support our school and their continued been solved. needs are always a key issue, especially as our state struggles financially. efforts and thank you for supporting our city. Roads are essential to economic development. We must find solutions to help As we continue to provide better service If I can assist, call my personal cell number provide the infrastructure to bring new jobs to our state, which is critical as we and safety, our fire board recommended to the (615) 849-6509 navigate through these trying economic times.” city council the hiring of our new Fire Chief. The council unanimously voted to hire Terry Sam Tune , Mayor The organizational session is scheduled to be completed on Saturday. The Greene to fill the position. Terry has been General Assembly will then take a brief recess to make office assignments before taking up business in the regular 2011 legislative session.

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Mrs. , age 89, of Anna Elizabeth Graves Guard and was a life long member of St. Logue, Maderia CA, Freddie Logue, Clovis, Ballard was a retired special needs College Grove, died Friday, January 28, Paul United Methodist Church in the Rover CA; grandchildren, Jeff Daughrity, Lori teachers’ assistant for many years. She was 2011. A native of Rutherford County, Community. He was a graduate of MTSU Ray, Jessica Coleman; great grandchildren, preceded in death by husband, Ewell Lee she was the daughter of the late James and earned his Doctor of Juris Prudence Elizabeth and Jonathan Daughrity, Ballard and son, William Wallace Ballard. M. and Margaret Newman Spain. from the University of Tennessee. Over Jordan and Logan Ray, Jayden Coleman. Mrs. Ballard is survived by her sister, Mrs. Graves is survived by her son, his 40 plus years as a lawyer, Mr. Rowland Lawrence Funeral Home Pearlee Stevens of Texas; family caregivers, Arthur (Anne) Graves; sister, Mattie practiced in Chattanooga, Murfreesboro Fred and Ann Patterson of Unionville; (Robert) Walker all of College Grove; and Shelbyville. In 2010, Mr. Rowland Billy Lewis Hargrove, age 64, Chapel and several nieces and nephews. brothers, Howard (Nancy) Spain of MI was named a Senior Counselor of the Hill, died Monday, January 17, 2011. A Memorials may be made to the American and George (Bobbi) Spain of Eagleville. Tennessee Bar Association. In addition native of Marshall County, Mr. Hargrove Cancer Society, Brentwood Church She was preceded in death by her to his parents, he was preceded in death was a son of the late Henry Lee Hargrove, of Christ or charity of your choice. husband, David H. Graves; son, James H. by a sister, Ruby Elizabeth Rowland Sr. who died in 1973 and Louise Ragsdale Williamson Memorial Funeral Home Graves. Mrs. Graves was a member of Brannon and a nephew, Michael Brannon. Hargrove who survives. He served in the the Jackson Ridge Community Church. Mr. Rowland is survived by his wife, Tennessee Army National Guard and was Harold L. “Buster” Fuller, age 90, of Woodfin Memorial Chapel Judy S. Rowland, Rover Community; retired from Textron Aerostructures. In Chapel Hill, died Friday morning, January sister, Marie Rowland Kephart, Nashville; addition to his father, Mr. Hargrove was 14, 2011 in Chapel Hill. Mr. Fuller was a Christine Wilson Perryman, age brother, Wallace (Mary Ann) Rowland, preceded in death by a brother, Terry son of the late Harold and Ocia Lee Barnes 92, of Chapel Hill died Friday evening, Tullahoma; six nieces, Pamela Kephart Hargrove who died in 1958. Survived Fuller. He served in the United States Army January 28, 2011 in Murfreesboro. Mrs. (Tom) Ludwig, Valrico, FL, Kay Kephart by his wife, Wanda Hargrove of Chapel during World War II, and in 1985, retired Perryman was born in Marshall County and (Tommy) Galloway, Ormand Beach, FL; Hill; 2 daughters, Melinda Hargrove from the State of Tennessee, Department was a daughter of the late Homer and Cora Donna Rowland (David) Sassaman, Ft. and Melissa (Lonnie) Perryman, both of of Parks and Recreation as a construction Day Taylor Wilson. She was a homemaker Worth, TX, Lisa Rene Rowland Devine, Chapel Hill; his mother, Louise Hargrove supervisor. He was a long time and very and a member of the Smyrna Baptist Nashville, Rita Brannon (Terry) Brooks, of Chapel Hill; a brother, Henry Lee active member of the Chapel Hill United Church in Chapel Hill. Mrs. Perryman Ellenwood, GA, Ann Brannon (Freddie) Hargrove, Jr. of Shelbyville; 2 grandsons, Methodist Church where he served on was preceded in death by her first husband, Prosser; Wheel Comm.; two nephews, Caleb Perryman and Billy Forrest the Board of Trustees and oversaw many Fred Crick and her second husband, Gilbert Keith Kephart, Nolensville, Frank Perryman; several nieces and nephews. renovations and expansion projects of the Perryman, two sons, Alan Perryman and (Tonya) Brannon, Rover Community. Lawrence Funeral Home church. Buster was a 60 year member Earl Crick , three brothers and one sisters. Lawrence Funeral Home of the Chapel Hill Lions Club with over Mrs. Perryman is survived by two Leslie Buford Hall, 70, of Eagleville 45 years of perfect attendance. He was daughters, Jane (Thomas) Blanton of Rover Nimo Jane Patterson Perryman, died Sunday, January 16, 2011. He awarded the Melvin Jones Fellow Award Comm. of Bedford County and Shirley age 90, of Chapel Hill, died Thursday, was a member of Brentwood United from Lions Club International, the highest Perryman Crowell of Murfreesboro; January 20, 2011 following an extended Methodist Church. He was preceded in award given to a Lions Club member. He sister, Nancy Cathey of Murfreesboro, illness. A native of Perry County, Mrs. death by parents, Samuel Buford and was preceded in death by his wife of 69 formerly of Lewisburg; brother, Ralph Perryman was a daughter of the late Jessie Annie Marie Toombs Hall. Mr. Hall is years, Jeanette Jones Fuller, who died in Wilson of Lewisburg; ten grandchildren and Myra Horner Patterson. She was a survived by sons, Andrew and Chad June of 2010, two sisters, Nancy Fuller and and eighteen great grandchildren. former recorder for the Town of Chapel Hall; daughters, Rhonda, Stephanie and Mary Jo Manier, and a brother, Tom Fuller. Lawrence Funeral Home Hill and retired from Forrest School as a Crystal Hall; brothers, Larry and Carroll Mr. Fuller is survived by two sisters, secretary with 43 years of service. Mrs. Christine Cochran of Phil Campbell, Jack W. Logue, age 84, of Chapel Hill Hall; sister, Jean Hall; grandchildren, Perryman was a member of Chapel Hill AL, Ruth Bullock, Holts Corner Comm.; died Thursday morning, January 20, 2011. Austin, Shelby, Katelyn and Josie Hall. Community Ministry Church. She was three brothers, Gordon Fuller, Farmington Mr. Logue was born in Marshall County Williamson Memorial Funeral Home preceded in death by her husband of 61 Comm., Dan Fuller of Triune, Allen Fuller of and was a son of the late Clarence and years, “Ab” Perryman who died in 2002; Murfreesboro; several nieces and nephews Bertha Griffin Logue. He served in the Pauline Ghee Beasley, age 95, of a son, Steve Perryman; 2 brothers, Valton and several great nieces and nephews. United States Army and was a member Chapel Hill, died Sunday morning, January and Vet Patterson; 2 sisters, Oneda Holton Lawrence Funeral Home of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. He was 16, 2011. Mrs. Beasley was born in and Doris Cooper. Survivors include her a retired auditor for Heil-Quaker Corp of Marshall County and was a daughter of the son and daughter-in-law, Dan and Donna Annie Lou Leathers Thomas, Lewisburg where he worked for 22 years. late Will and Mattie Eady Ghee. She was Perryman of Chapel Hill; grandsons, age 82 of Rockvale, died Wednesday Mr. Logue was a member of the Chapel a loving wife and mother, and alongside Mike (Michelle) Perryman; Tal (Kim) January 12, 2011. A native of Rutherford Hill Church of Christ. He was preceded her husband, Sam, worked the family Perryman; 4 great grandchildren, Jennifer County, she was the daughter of the in death by his brother, Herbert Logue. farm in Marshall and Bedford counties. Perryman, Dustin Perryman, Connor late John Bell and Mary Dyer Leathers. Mr. Logue is survived by his wife, Mary Mrs. Beasley was a long time member Perryman, Cameron Perryman; sister-in- She was also preceded in death by her Jessie Walker Logue of Chapel Hill, of the Cedar Grove United Methodist law, Elise Farless; nieces and nephews. husband Clarence Loton Thomas who daughter, Judy Logue (James) Daughrity Church. She was preceded in death by Lawrence Funeral Home died in 1982; a daughter, Mary Sue Hitner; of Chapel Hill; sisters, Grace Pigg of her husband, Sam Beasley who died in brothers, John Lee, and Leslie Leathers; 1997, and by two sisters and four brothers. Lewisburg, Louise Liles of Gibsonia, PA, Jack W. Logue, age 84, of Chapel sisters, twin Mamie Walls, and May Brady. Dorothy Wilson of Chapel Hill, Shirley Hill, died Thursday morning, January 20, Mrs. Beasley is survived by a brother, Mrs. Thomas is survived by sons, Edmond (Gene) Martin of Lewisburg; brothers, 2011. Mr. Logue was born in Marshall Aubrey (Marjorie) Ghee of Holts Hill, Gene Thomas and wife Sara, John Clarence “Red” Logue of Maderia County and was a son of the late Clarence Corner; four daughters, Juanita (Ron) Henry Thomas and wife Lexine, and CA, Freddie Logue of Clovis, CA; and Bertha Griffin Logue. He served in Adcock of Hickory Hill Community of Terry Thomas all of Rockvale; sister, grandchildren, Jeff Daughrity, Lori Ray, the United States Army and was a member Bedford County, Mary (Haskell) Greer of Alma Hill of Rockvale; grandchildren, Jessica Coleman; great grandchildren, of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. He was McMinnville, Shirley (Harry) Layne of John Thomas, Jr., Edward Hitner, III, Elizabeth and Jonathan Daughrity, a retired auditor for Heil-Quaker Corp of Chapel Hill, Sandy Beasley of Chapel Hill; Jennifer Hitner, Rachel Thomas and Jordan and Logan Ray, Jayden Coleman. Lewisburg where he worked for 22 years. seven grandchildren, Ron (Brenda) Adcock, Sasha Thomas; three great grandchildren. Lawrence Funeral Home Mr. Logue was a member of the Chapel Jr. of Franklin, Randy (Tammy) Adcock of Mrs. Thomas was a homemaker and a Hill Church of Christ. He was preceded Hickory Hill Community, Renee (Troy) member of the Windrow Community Wendell T. Rowland, age 74, of the in death by his brother, Herbert Logue. Yoes of Shelbyville, Sara (Josh) Greer Church. She loved her children, they were Rover Community of Bedford County, Mr. Logue is survived by his wife, Mary Dodson, McMinnville, TN, Dereck (Tracy) her whole life. She loved to plant a garden died after a brief illness at his home on Jessie Walker Logue, Chapel Hill, daughter, Layne, Chapel Hill, TN, Allison (Derrick) and put food up for winter. She always Thursday, January 20, 2011 surrounded Judy Logue (James) Daughrity, Chapel Layne Martin of Shelbyville, Lesley (Matt) wanted to have her children together at her by family and friends. He was born in Hill; sisters, Grace Pigg, Lewisburg, Louise Layne Wilson of Shelbyville; seven great home for get-togethers. She always had grandchildren, Kayla Adcock, Taylor a big smile, laughing with every minute. Adcock, Eva Joy Adcock, Trace Adcock, Mrs. Thomas would sit on the front porch Ashlyn Yoes, Brooklyn Yoes, Mason Layne. everyday, so she could wave at everyone. Lawrence Funeral Home She was a very sweet and loving person. Woodfin Memorial Chapel “There Is A Difference” Patrick Michael Evener, age 53, of Chapel Hill, died Sunday, January 16, Ralph Marshall, age 72, of 2011. A native of Toledo, OH, Mr. Evener Eagleville, died Friday, January 7, 2011. was a son of the late George Joseph and A native of Davidson County, Mr. Marshall was a son of the late Oscar Pitts and Carrie Loretta Mae Doran Evener. Patrick was Jane Drye Marshall. He was a retired farmer a wonderful man of God and a loving and a member of the Eagleville Church of husband, father, grandfather and friend Christ. In addition to his parents, he was who loved to sing, play golf and fish. In Lawrence preceded in death by a son, Ralph “Bubba” addition to his parents he was preceded in Marshall and a great grandchild, Lane Heath. Funeral Home and Cremation Services death by 2 brothers, George and Charles Survived by his wife, Ann Little Marshall Evener. Survived by his bride of 33 years, of Eagleville; 2 daughters, Suzanne Shelley Evener of Chapel Hill; a son, (Ricky) Marshall Simpson of Rockvale; (931) 364-2233 Jason (Rachel)Evener of Virginia Beach, Brenda Marshall Ellis of Bell Buckle; 2 VA; a daughter, Natalie (Eric) Evener sisters, Dean Marshall Scott of Nashville; of Sweetwater; a sister, Linda Snyder of June Marshall Richardson of Kissimmee, P.O. Box 8 - 203 South Horton Parkway Lambertville, MI; a brother, Thomas (Linda) FL; brother, Robert Dorris Marshall of Evener of Lewisburg; 3 grandchildren Orlando, FL; former son-in-law, Tim Ellis; Chapel Hill, Tennessee 37034 and several nieces and nephews. 8 grandchildren; 6 great grandchildren. Lawrence Funeral Home Lawrence Funeral Home February 2011 www.eaglevilletimes.com EAGLEVILLE TIMES Page 5 A Step Back in Time By Bobbie Sue Shelton-Lonas Jackie & Don Fargo - Heros Of Wrestling Recently, while looking through some move in, and someone saw a chance to of my files, I found the following article make a fast buck by filling the void with written in 1991 by Toad Fraley, a former pro wrestling. We walked into the empty world’s wrestling champion. In this building and the first thing we noticed was article, he describes a wrestling match held the low ceiling. When we got into the ring in Eagleville, where he and his father, Pat it was only eight or so inches above our Fraley teamed up against Jackie and Don heads. There was no light over the ring, Fargo. just an empty light socket. In each corner of the ring was a portable light stand that shined directly into our eyes. Our dressing room turned out to be the men’s room. The Fargos and the referee had the ex-store manager’s office. I never saw my old man so upset. “This,” he said, indicating our surroundings. “is a bunch of bull. Somebody’s gonna get hurt out there unnecessarily, and it’s not going to be me. When the Fargos get here, we’re having a talk.” When Don and Jackie arrived, we knocked once and walked into their (L-R): Bobbie Sue Lonas, Don Fargo, Sonny Lonas, Jackie Fargo dressing room. They were sitting there followed by Dad versus the other one in up and saw right above us that empty light looking as disgusted as us, and Jackie said, the second bout. Then there was to be a socket. When I pushed my arm up like he “we were kinda expecting you guys. Is this 30-minute intermission filled by the other was forcing it, Don looked up and got the ridiculous, or what?” featured attraction of the night, a guy who message. He took my finger and pretended We were joined then, by the referee, an called himself The Indian Rubber Man; to jam it into the light socket. I started ex-wrestler named Danny Dusek, a cousin and then the Fraleys against the Fargos in crossing my eyes and shaking all over, and of the famous Dusek Boys out of Omaha. a tag-team match. We and Jackie and Don the crowd went nuts. “He’s electrocuting He was surprised to find all four of us had agreed that they would win the single him!” they screamed. Dusek let it go in together in the same room, and asked what matches and we would win the tag-team about a minute and then finally broke it up. was going on. “We’ve got a problem,” I event. The first bout started at 8’oclock, Fargo dropped me to the mat and Dusek answered. “Have you seen that mess out Don & Jackie Fargo and by 8:20 the Indian Rubber Man was disqualified him. We had won the match. there?” in the ring. It was only 9:05, and the Indian Rubber THE DAY WE KILLED “Yeah, and it’s just plain embarrassing,” Where they got him, I’ll never know. He Man had done his thing for a half-hour. EAGLEVILLE agreed Danny. “What you think we wore street clothes, and some war paint There could be no question about it; as far ought to do, Pat?” As Dad was the elder as wrestling was concerned, Eagleville was By Toad Fraley on his face. We watched from the wings statesman of the group, we just naturally and couldn’t believe our eyes. The Rubber dead and buried. As a professional wrestler I had over 1100 looked to him for guidance. Man stood in the middle of the ring with his When we went to the booking office the matches, and contrary to general public “I think,” the old man said after due arms straight out, palms together. Then he next Monday, the promoter wanted to see belief in only three of those was the result deliberation, “that we should kill the town.” swung his right arm around several times us. “Here it comes,” said Dad. “We’re pre-arranged. One of them happened in a “Kill the town!” echoed Jackie Fargo and like a windmill, and when he straightened gonna catch hell now.” Only this time we place called Eagleville, Tennessee. Danny Dusek thoughtfully. it again the arm was extended about three were in for a real shock. “I don’t know what It was May 1959. My dad, Irish Pat There was a moment of silence that I inches further than the left one. He repeated you guys did in Eagleville last Thursday,” Fraley, and I had been on the road for 18 finally broke with a question: “How in this six times until his right arm was 15 said the promoter, “but the phone has been months. We were in the South, and our the hell do you kill a town?” I wasn’t as inches further out than the left. We were ringing off the hook. booking office was in Nashville. Every experienced as the rest. Dad put me to supposed to think that every time he swung “You boys must’ve had a helluva match, week we had to go there to get the booking school right there. that arm around he was dislocating his because this Thursday’s card is already a slips telling us where and who we were shoulder to make the arm longer. Finally “By making sure nobody comes back,” he sellout. We’re re-matching you and the wrestling that week. When we found out he reversed the process to make both arms said. “You give the crowd such a ridiculous Fargos.” that we were booked in Eagleville against equal again. The crowd ate it up. Don and Jackie Fargo, we had to look it and absurd match that they never come When the power of speech returned, Dad I started the tag-team match for our up on the map. It’s a small town about 25 back again.” told him that we were already booked in side, and after a few minutes tagged the miles south of Nashville. We all looked at one another. Everyone an important TV match over in Bowling old man. He took Jackie Fargo to the mat Green, Ky. “Sure wish we could make it,” When we arrived we couldn’t believe our nodded in approval. Then the four of us and applied a hammerlock with very little he lied. The promoter went for it, but said eyes. We had been booked to wrestle in a sat down to plot the demise of Eagleville, pressure. Jackie hollered as if in great pain the Fargos would have to be there for sure. vacant supermarket. It seems there were Tennessee. and reached to tag his brother, but he was On the way home Dad just shook his two weeks from the time the old tenant The program called for me to wrestle too far away. I was watching Dad and moved out and the new occupant was to one of the Fargos in the opening match, head and said, “I can’t believe it!” Then Jackie in the ring when the crowd called he snickered and wished we could be there our attention to the Fargos’ corner. “He’s when Don and Jackie Fargo learned they dislocating his shoulder!” They screamed were due back in Eagleville for another and when I look over, what I saw almost match. made me fall off the ring apron. There was Don Fargo standing with both arms A week later we passed through extended, ala the Indian Rubber Man, Eagleville and came across a poster still whirling them around to extend his reach up from the matches held the night before. 15 feet across the ring to tag his brother. THE FABULOUS FARGOS RETURN, it said. And underneath, almost as big, it I put my head into the crook of my arm announced, “Making a return appearance because I knew I was going to lose my by popular demand—THE INDIAN composure. Then Danny Dusek ran over RUBBER MAN! YOU HAVE TO SEE IT to Don and yelled, “Are you dislocating TO BELIEVE IT!” your arms?” “No,” insisted Don, standing We broke out laughing and the old man (L-R): Don Fargo, Gypsy Joe, Sonny Fargo, Bobby Eaton there with his right arm about a foot and a half in front of his left. Honest, I’m not.” said, “You can say that again!” Just then Dad picked up Jackie Fargo for * * * * * what seemed like either an airplane spin After reading this article, I remembered OOpenpen or body slam. “Oh no, Dad, there’s not attending the wrestling matches, when enough room,” I thought, “the ceiling’s too the Fargos and others wrestled in the old SSaturdayaturday & SSundayunday low!” But Dad had something else in mind theatre-skating ring building, located next ((615)615) 896-4568896-4568 that was never done before and surely has to the former Puckett’s Grocery on the never been done again in wrestling. Instead north end of Eagleville. I began to wonder OOldld RadiosRadios - BooksBooks of throwing Jackie, Dad put him up on his whatever happened to the Fabulous Fargo GGlasswarelassware - JewelryJewelry shoulders and stood straight up, so Jackie’s duo. After a search on the internet, I located RRecordecord AlbumsAlbums back was pressed flat against that low Jackie Fargo living in China Grove, North ceiling. Dad looked at Danny Dusek and Carolina, and telephoned him. When asked OOldld MagazinesMagazines then Dusek looked up, slapped the ceiling if he remembered the matches in Eagleville, OOldld PhotosPhotos - More.More.. three times and declared Dad the winner of he began to tell me what a nice little town the first fall. The crowd went wild. Eagleville was and he enjoyed coming After a brief rest period I told Dad, I’d here to wrestle. I told him about the Fraley start the match for the second fall. I figured article and mail him a copy, which he later there was no way he could top that first told me, brought back a lot of memories RRalstonalston AntiquesAntiques fall, so I’d give him the rest of the night and also he and one of his wrestling friends off. Don Fargo grabbed me by the hair and got a good laugh from it. MMainain SStreettreet - EaglevilleEagleville TennesseeTennessee then loosely applied a wristlock. I glanced Continue on page 6...... FARGO 6 Page EAGLEVILLE TIMES www.eaglevilletimes.com February 2011 Continue from page 5...... FARGO we knew about Nashville was, that’s where all the country singers were,” said Don Valentine’s Day - Celebrate In A Different Way! The first time I talked with Jackie; a reporter Fargo. Heart-Felt Valentine’s Meal - Make up a batch of heart- from the Nashville Tennessean was at his “I really, had not planned on staying there shaped pancakes for a yummy Valentine’s breakfast or home for an interview on an upcoming but four or five weeks,” said Jackie. “We brunch. Just pour the batter in the frying pan in a free-form appearance in Nashville. He and his old were headed for Texas after those four teammate, Don Fargo, was to be honored weeks were up and Mr. Gulas talked us out heart shape and serve with strawberries and whipped cream. at a Memorial event, to be held in memory of it. We ended up staying in the area for Balloon Goodies - Insert candy surprises into balloons of their former promoter, Nick Gulas, who 30 years. The fans didn’t like us and we before inflating them - add a folded-up Valentine’s message died in 1991. loved that.” then inflate each balloon. Tie with a red ribbon and attach to your Jackie Fargo, whose real name was Henry Local wrestling’s popularity was enhanced loved one’s chair for them to find Valentine’s morning. Faggart, and his teammate for several by television in the 1950’s when the medium The Gift of Time - Give a hand-made coupon for some work you can do to free- years, Don Fargo, (Donald Vincent Kalt), was new to the region. Fans watched it up some time for your spouse or parent. For example, a coupon good for cleaning were in Nashville on January 15th, 2011 for on Saturday and went to wrestling events this event. Since the duo went by the name, Dad’s garage or for a full-house vacuuming for your wife. How about a coupon at the Hippodrome weekly, as well as for your best friend - you can walk her dog or baby sit one evening. Fargo, had long blond hair and dressed matches, held throughout the region at high exactly alike, including their jewelry, it school gymnasiums and National Guard Coupon Day - Each of you can create individual notes, say 4 or 6 each, to was assumed by many, they were brothers. Armories. describe a special surprise - a back rub, a bubble bath, kisses from head to toe, a Jackie’s older brother, Jack Faggart, (Sonny According to George Gulas, his dad, special meal - fold up the notes and toss them into a jar. You can take turns having “Roughhouse” Fargo) did later join him in Nick Gulas, had open arms for the Fargos fun plucking a coupon from the jar and doing what it says. the wrestling profession. Over the years and for Tojo Yamamoto and they realized there were several wrestlers who took the Scavenger Hunt - You can prepare this one for your spouse or for your children they could make money and live here name Fargo, only two, Jackie and Sonny, to enjoy. Write up little notes about how you feel and what indefinitely. Jackie, Don and Tojo became were from the Faggart family. they mean to you and place them around the house along with the building blocks for wrestling in a candy heart or other treat. Add a riddle at the end of each Attending the Gulas Memorial, in addition Nashville.” note about where to find the next note. At the last note, have to the Fargos were semi-retired Robert Lee Tojo Yamamoto (Harold Watanabe) who “Beautiful Bobby” Eaton, who made his something special waiting there. For example, you can be became one of wrestling’s best-known debut in 1976 and Gypsy Joe (Gilberto waiting for your hubby in a candle-lit bubble bath with two villains, died in 1992 at age 65 of a self- Melendez) who started wrestling in the glasses of wine. For your children, then can find a teddy bear inflicted gunshot. United States in 1963 after a lengthy career or other toy or treat. in Puerto Rico. In 2007, WWE Magazine Don and Jackie wrestled on and off as Less Fortunate - Visit a hospital or chronic care home to a team until 1965, when Don turned into named him, the world’s oldest wrestler at pass out small Valentine surprises to the residents. They will enjoy the care and wrestling’ greatest quick-change artist. the age of 73. Continuing to wrestle at least attention from something so unexpected. once a week, Gypsy Joe recently retired. He was a shoot-em-up cowboy with the Daltons, a biker tough with the Chain Gang, Picnic Fun - Place a blanket on the floor near the lit fireplace with candles on the The Fargos, Eaton and Gypsy Joe were all a bleached blond with Greg Valentines as mantle and have your Valentine’s meal as a candle-lit picnic with a bottle of your honored in the center ring of the HWA Arena The Fargos redux, a mercenary with the favorite bubbly. in LaVergne and presented with appreciation Legionnaires and even a Fonzie character, certificates by George Gulas. To please the A Cereal Surprise - Sneak in love notes and chocolate kisses in your sweetheart’s based on the “Happy Days” sitcom, at one crowd, the ever famous strutt was performed or children’s cereal. point. Don Fargo, who is 82 years old, again by the Fabulous Fargos. wrestled through the 1990s and presently Notables - Little notes in their lunch boxes, on the bathroom mirror, in his Jackie and Don Fargo were the hottest tag lives in Florida. briefcase, stuck on the car windshields, in his underwear drawer. team in the country in the late 1950s and During the 1960s, Jackie Fargo won I’m fortunate to have you! - Mix up a batch of fortune cookies and add your early 1960s, selling out arenas from New the NWA Georgia Tag Team title with Joe York to Alabama, strutting to the ring, with own little words of love. Fargo and Mario Milano as well as enjoying world titles wrapped around their waist. Valentine Sharing - Plan some community work - help out at the local shelter, numerous title reigns capturing the NWA volunteer at your local church, work with other volunteers to Jackie was the first to get into wrestling, Southern Tag Team title with Don Fargo, starting on a small Southern circuit around Lester Welch, Tex Riley, Mario Milano, spread some caring amongst your community. 1950. He headed to Cuba, making $250 a Sonny Fargo, Len Rossi, Dennis Hall, Jerry All in the Family - Spend some quality fun time with your week in 1952, before Uncle Sam tapped him Jarrett, Mr. Wrestling and Lou Thesz. Also niece or nephew or other child in your family. for service in the Korean War. Returning in the 70’s various tag team mates were Don to wrestling and teaming with numerous Poetry In Motion - Write him or her a poem. Place it on your Green, George Gulas and Tojo Yamamoto loved-one’s night table for when they awake! wrestlers during his career, Faggart, and numerous others. In the meantime, (Jackie Fargo) was most successful with Jackie became one of the first true villains Don Kalt (Don Fargo) a former Pittsburgh in the squared circle to switch to good guy bodybuilder, who together, won the Chicago status. After wrestling 30+ years, Jackie and Georgia versions of the NWA World Fargo retired in 1987. Tag Team titles in 1958 and dominated In 2009, Jackie and Don were reunited after the National Wrestling Alliance during 20 years at the NWA Fanfest in Charlotte, NEwsom’s late 1950s; their match against Argentina North Carolina where they, along with Rocca and Miguel Perez, witnessed by a Jackie’s brother, the late Sonny Fargo, were record breaking 20,125 people at Madison inducted into the NWA Wrestling Legends For a happy house, Heat & Air Square Garden on March 30, 1957, drew – Hall of Heroes – Class of 2009. contact Newsom’s the first 20,000-plus crowd in the history of Heating & Air! Eddie Newsom, Owner Madison Square Garden. In all my conversations with Jackie, age 80, he stresses the point that “God has really The “Fabulous Fargo Brothers” had already blessed him, he’s in good health and enjoys reached the pinnacle of pro wrestling when Air Conditioning • Heating every day. He stays very active, playing they arrived in Nashville in 1957 to fulfill golf, traveling and often performing charity a four-week contract with local promoter work. Several years ago Jackie spoke at a Installation • Service • Repair Nick Gulas. testimonial program at the Eagleville Baptist Neither Jackie nor Don Fargo had ever Church, and many other churches throughout Ten years parts/labor warranty on new equipment been to Nashville and had no idea what to the South. He is still very much in demand installation for new construction or change out. expect from the wrestling community. “All at many events throughout the year. Call today to set up an appointment for your Eagleville Times Spring Service on your air conditioning system. 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Contact Jason Alexander 615-653-6331 February 2011 www.eaglevilletimes.com EAGLEVILLE TIMES Page 9 Appreciation Lunch Hosted by Troop 1588 Girl Scout Troop 1588, of Eagleville, had an appreciation lunch for the teachers and staff Taking a break from Winter? at Eagleville. This was their way of saying thank you to everyone at Eagleville for all they do and to show how proud they are to be a part of Eagleville. Need help with your animals? The main focus was a salad bar. This also helped the girls earn their Healthy Habits badge. The girls worked very hard o theis and really enjoyed putting it together. Let me help you out. Call now. We are now taking ordrer for Girl Scout Cookies. The price is $3.50 and will be in on Saturday, February 12th. If you would like to help Troop 1588, please call us at 274-2795 or 631-2327.

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A Day On The Farm NEWS from MS. HILL’S THIRD GRADE

After a nice Christmas break and lots of snow days in January we are looking at many exciting weeks ahead in February and March. We are beginning to write some of our assignments in cursive, have learned all of our multiplication facts, completed four of our six book reports, and are now working toward meeting our reading goals to earn a free ticket and trip to a Sounds baseball game in April. As you can see we are very busy. We are also very happy to welcome Lane Hulshof to our class. Everyone is glad to have such a wonderful new friend. The last grading period, October 11 - Dec. 17, was highlighted with many achievements from the following students. Principals’ List: Cameron, Levi, Perfect Attendance for this Mackenzie, Daisy, Gaby, Jordan, grading period: Garner, Cameron, Hayley, Nathan, Bradley Mackenzie, Boo, Daisy, Bryson, William, Gaby, Jordan, Hayley, Honor Roll: Lizzy, Bryson, Garner, Bradley, Nathan William Met A.R. goals: Cameron, Levi, Most Improved: Nathan and Gaby, Mackenzie, Bradley, Nathan, Bradley Boo, Tucker, Bryson, Hayley, Jordan, Citizenship: Gaby Granddaddy, Joe Shelton, instucting driving the tractor to Grant Shelton. Lizzy, Daisy, Garner Student of Nine Weeks: Daisy Music Award: Cameron

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Joyce Merritt • [email protected] • 615 274 3143 JESUS SAYS: “If anyone is thirsty, let him come to me and drink. 38 Whoever believes in me, A Friendly Church With A Vital Message as the Scripture has said, streams of living water will flow from within him.” 12 Page EAGLEVILLE TIMES www.eaglevilletimes.com February 2011 Little Stories About You & Me Laura On Life By Nancy Allen By Laura Snyder Clowning Around How to Make Memories Precious She said her three The Character clown may use anything One day, still at The moment that you find out your child year old daughter from glasses, mustaches and beards to least ten years off, my has stolen his brother’s tooth from under was frightened to freckles, warts and big ears for a costume. husband and I will his pillow and placed it under his own the point of hysteria Some of the character clowns are hobos, be the aptly named, pillow, visions of jail time and bail bonds when her sister tramps and bums. “Empty Nester.” race through your head. Years later, after appeared in costume Rodeo clowns work to distract the angry There are times when I think it won’t be so the tooth-napper has lived many years of on Halloween. Even after she removed bull after the cowboy has been bucked bad to have the entire house clean for more honesty and integrity, you think: “That was the mask the child continued to cry and off. I remember seeing a clown once at than an hour every other month. hilarious!” cling to her mother. The child’s aunt was a rodeo who acted like a Matador. Just It will be nice not to have to monitor Was I supposed to enjoy it when my one of her favorite people. They often when we expected to see a ferocious bull chores, video game time, and whether or youngest, at five years old played for a spent the night together—sometimes more come charging out of the stall, a bulldog not someone is wearing their underwear. couple hours at a friend’s house, two doors than one day at a time. In fact there were with horns looking like a tiny bull came Trying to figure out algebraic equations away, only to find that nobody there was times when the child preferred her aunt to charging toward his victim. The element with confused children will be a thing of home for those two hours? Funny, right? anyone else in the family. So why was the of surprise worked well and it was funny. At the time, I was not amused. Neither was the past, like tying shoelaces a bazillion mask a problem? However, many people find clowns my neighbor. times a day. I haven’t had to tie shoelaces Clowns for the most part are supposed disturbing rather than amusing. It is in about 5 years. What makes those moments so precious to be happy and comical. Their intended common for children to be afraid of But… I kinda miss tying those shoelaces. now, when they were so… not precious… purpose is to entertain. But let’s face the disguised, exaggerated or costumed I miss packing up little bags of Cheerios back then? Maybe it’s having the facts, clowns can be scary. Most of us are not figures—even Santa Claus. The for an outing with my little ones. I miss knowledge now that these kids are well- afraid when we see a clown in an expected exaggerated features speak of deception the wet kisses, the sticky hands holding my adjusted members of society, with no setting such as a circus, a party, or a parade. and even as adults we can’t be sure of who fingers as we walk. I even miss the toys criminal record. But what if a clown showed up at your door is behind the mask. all over the living room that I had to use a Could I have said that if I had “enjoyed” on a dark rainy night after midnight? What “In the Space to Care study aimed at garden rake to clean up. They really ticked those moments when they misbehaved would cause anxiety in you? improving hospital design for children, me off then. instead of blowing a gasket? Perhaps a The circus clown usually has a white researchers from the University of Still, if I never step on another Lego again, parent’s anger and intolerance for certain face and neck, possibly with red ears with Sheffield polled 250 children regarding I’m pretty sure it won’t break my heart. If behavior is what eventually allows us to red and black features, usually wearing a their opinions on clowns; all 250 children. . I never have to close another cereal box look back and realize that those moments ruffled collar and a pointed hat—maybe . reported they found clowns frightening.” were not only precious, but pivotal as well. or put the milk back in the fridge for the with BIG shoes. He or she plays the part The British arts and music festival hundredth time in a day, I probably will be Had we not allowed the child to see our of the ultimate authority figure setting up cancelled its planned clown theme in just fine… won’t I? anger, frustration, or disappointment, the situations that turn out to be funny. 2006 after many adult ticketholders Life is full of what-ifs and the moments memories of those moments could have The Auguste clown has pink, red or contacted the organizers expressing a fear of life are so fleeting. Why is it so hard been quite different. tan makeup with the mouth outlined in of clowns. to enjoy the imperfect moments while they Enjoying the moments of the present is white. His or her costume is either too Freud, the famous psychoanalyst, says are happening? certainly important for your overall outlook small or too large. Bold colors, large anxiety exhibits in children when they Today, I can laugh about the way the cloth on life. Of course you should enjoy the prints and suspenders often characterize find themselves with a stranger instead of seats in our van made my child wiggle and present. However, I don’t think it is wise Auguste costumes. He/she plays the the person to whom he/she clings. to put enjoyment above an honest reaction part of an anarchist, a joker or a fool. He whine about “having troubles”; but it drove A mask distorts the identity of even the me nuts twelve years ago. The solution, a to bad behavior. takes orders from the white faced clown. Another clown called the Contra-Auguste most familiar person. We shouldn’t be plastic bag on the seat is even more amusing There will be plenty of time to enjoy the surprised when a child expresses his or her now because it was such a simple fix. more disagreeable antics of your children acts as a mediator between the white faced clown and the Auguste clown. honest feelings. I was horrified twenty-four years ago after you’ve become a successful “empty when my then three-year old snuck nester.” downstairs and opened every present under Laura Snyder is a syndicated columnist, author & speaker. the Christmas tree before anyone woke up. You can reach Laura at [email protected] or visit her Now, we consider it a legendary feat. website www.lauraonlife.com for more info.

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56639A . . . .2003 . . . Chevrolet. . . . S-10 ...... 2 door reg. cab, 2.2L, 1-4 cyl., 5 speed ...... $7900 . . . . . $7990 . . . . $2000 A74711 . . . .2006 . . . Chevrolet. . . . Colorado...... 4 door, 2.8L, 1-4 cyl., 4 speed automatic ...... $9900 . . . . . $7990 . . . . $2000 00A16011 . .2006 . . . Ford ...... F-150 Super Cab . . . . 4-door, RWD, 5.4L, V-8, automatic, toreador red ...... $14990 . . . $11990 . . . . $3000 P12800 . . . . .2008 . . . Dodge ...... Ram 1500 ST/SXT . . . Regular cab, RWD, 3.7L, V-6, 6-speed manual, silver ...... $15915 . . . $13565 . . . . $2350 P64229 . . . . .2010 . . . Dodge ...... Dakota...... RWD, 3.7L, V-6 cyl., automatic...... $22990 . . . $19990 . . . . $3000 00P08684 . . .2008 . . . Dodge ...... Ram 1500 Quad . . . . . 4-door, RWD, 4.7L, V-8, automatic, white ...... $25523 . . . $21963 . . . . $3560 00P04632 . . .2008 . . . Dodge ...... Ram 1500 Quad . . . . . 4-door, RWD, 4.7L, V-8, automatic, red ...... $26268 . . . $22961 . . . . $3307 A36900 . . . .2006 . . . Dodge ...... Ram 2500 Quad . . . . . ST/SLT/Laramie, Quad, 4-WD, 6.7L, diesel, automatic ...... $29990 . . . $24990 . . . . $5000 P13417 . . . . .2010 . . . Dodge ...... Ram 1500 Quad . . . . . 4-door, 4WD, 4.7L, V-8, automatic, bright silver...... $29990 . . . $26853 . . . . $3137 P10705 . . . . .2008 . . . Dodge ...... Ram 3500 HD Chassis4-door, 4WD, 6.7L diesel, automatic, carbon color ...... $38995 . . . $36993 . . . . $2002 VANS SUVS VANS SUVS VANS SUVS VANS 52267A . . . .2004 . . . Mercury . . . . . Mountaineer ...... 4.0L, V-6 cyl., auto ...... $12990 . . . $10990 . . . . $2000 30816A . . . .2004 . . . Chevrolet. . . . Trailblazer...... 4-door, 4.2L, 6 cyl., 4 speed automatic ...... $13990 . . . $10990 . . . . $3000 P27287 . . . . .2009 . . . Chrysler. . . . . Town & Country. . . . . 4-door van, FWD, 3.3L, V-6, automatic, stone white ...... $18680 . . . $15877 . . . . $2803 P27494 . . . . .2009 . . . Chrysler. . . . . Town & Country. . . . . 4-door van, FWD, 3.3L, V-6, automatic, bright silver ...... $18780 . . . $15761 . . . . $3019 P47583 . . . . .2009 . . . Chrysler. . . . . Town & Country. . . . . 4-door van, FWD, 3.3 L, V-6, automatic, clearwater blue ...... $18980 . . . $15888 . . . . $3092 P76475 . . . . .2010 . . . Chrysler. . . . . Town & Country. . . . . FWD, automatic, 3.8L, V-6 ...... $22993 . . . $20993 . . . . $2000 63977A . . . .2007 . . . Ford ...... Edge SEL SUV ...... 4-door, RWD, V-6, automatic, bright red ...... $23990 . . . $20555 . . . . $3435 P22808 . . . . .2010 . . . Dodge ...... Grand Caravan SE. . . 4-door van, FWD, 3.3L, V-6, automatic, white ...... $24545 . . . $18990 . . . . $4555 Pre-owned. All prices plus tax, title, license and price includes a $387.50 processing fee. Due to ad deadlines some units may be sold. Photos for illustration only. Ad expires Feb. 16 2011 615-895-5092615-895-5092 NASHVILLE H ST. Rt. 23 1 CHURC n or Toll Free 1-800-527-2558 1/2 mile Beama 1705 S. Church St. • Murfreesboro take on right Just off I-24 at Exit 81-B Exit

81B I-24 Murfreesboro www.beamandodgechryslerjeep.com (615) 274-3360 1005 S. Main Street - Eagleville, TN 37060 Store Hours Monday—Saturday Deli & Meat Dept. - (615) 274-3383 6:00 am—8:00 pm Sunday 9am—8 pm Check our Deli! Now Open at 6:00 a.m. Monday—Saturday And serving Breakfast Biscuits Serving daily and Fresh Ground Coffee Charley Fresh Pizzas Biggs Chicken Supreme & Pepperoni $9.99 8 piece Cheese $8.99 Chicken Dinner w/2 free sides Call ahead for ready to pick up orders. $12.49 pay at the pump 24 hour service Inside gas service MMeateat & 3 Seating vvegetablesegetables aavailavailableble Available ddaily.aily.

Our Meat Department will cut meat to your order. Please call ahead or see someone in the meat department for your special requests. Our Deli can also prepare large orders for your party or special event.