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SATURDAY April 28, 2018 BARTOW COUNTY’S ONLY DAILY NEWSPAPER 75 CENTS Cartersville man found guilty of molesting daughter BY JAMES SWIFT investigation, to be conducted by ment, Gregory committed “an im- pulling my underwear down.” rants for Gregory’s arrest by [email protected] the Georgia Department of Com- moral and indecent act” to his 10- She described her father per- month’s end. munity Supervision, before her year-old daughter. The incident forming an oral sex act on her. Af- During an interview with CPD After roughly 10 hours of delib- client is formally sentenced. occurred sometime between Aug. terwards, she said he began investigator Dustin Cole, Gregory eration, jurors found Lance Odell Cherokee Judicial Circuit Judge 19-21, 2016, at the home of Gre- playing with his phone, cooked denied the allegations, stating he Gregory, 38, guilty of one count of D. Scott Smith set June 5 as the gory’s mother in Cartersville. some popcorn and resumed watch- was “shocked” and “over- aggravated child molestation and tentative date for sentencing. The victim, now 12, took the ing television. whelmed” by the accusations. He three counts of child molestation Opening statements were made witness stand during the trial. The victim remained silent on also suggested his daughter was in Bartow Superior Court Friday Tuesday morning and jurors began “I went to bed and I woke up in what happened for several months. “coached” by her mother as part of afternoon. deliberating late Wednesday the middle of the night because She disclosed the incident to her a plan to “get back” at him. Gregory’s attorney Leanna evening. something was touching me,” she mother and her boyfriend on Nov. Gregory Wade requested a pre-sentencing According to a bill of indict- said. “It was him and he was 14; Cartersville Police issued war- SEE GREGORY, PAGE 6A CCSS’ longest- tenured BUILDING A LEGACY employee retires BY DONNA HARRIS [email protected] The employee with the longest tenure in the Cartersville City School System is retiring. School Nutrition Director Tracey Morris decided about four months ago to officially hang up her apron April 30 after 26 years with the school system and 38 years in education overall. “I have debated for some time, but I turned my letter of resigna- tion in after Christmas break,” Morris, 60, said. “I have loved being a part of the Cartersville City family and mostly the school nutrition team, but after 38 years in education, you just know when it is time to say ‘See you all later.’” Superintendent Dr. Howard Hi- nesley, who also is retiring this year, said Morris did “an excellent job building and maintaining a strong program.” “During her years directing our food service program, she always made sure the cafeterias had a pleasing appearance; the program returned a profit; and our students and staff received nutritious meals,” he said. Morris’ co-workers honored her and wished her well at a reception Thursday afternoon at the central office, where she received a cash gift from the system. RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS “I really do not like being the Cartersville First Baptist Church senior pastor Jeremy Morton stands in the hall of the church’s now-complete Phase I project, which serves primarily as a pre- center of the crowd,” the school. Adairsville resident said. “I had rather plan and provide for the crowd, but I [was] looking for- ward to seeing so many people Cartersville First Baptist’s groundbreaking service set for Sunday that I love to celebrate my career. BY MARIE NESMITH Ferry Road. adult ministry, and also a larger worship stronger as the needs of our society have My co-workers are the best.” [email protected] “The Legacy Project is a church-wide center. grown. Legacy Project means we are a In fact, the people she deals building campaign to create additional “It’s called Legacy Project because we church standing on the shoulders of many with daily are what Morris will Furthering its mission to “grow people space for the growing needs of our con- are an intergenerational church that is people who came before us — but we miss most about not going to work in Christ,” Cartersville First Baptist will gregation and community at large,” said nearly 180 years old. Our congregation also have a very bright future and are ex- anymore. embark on the second phase of its Legacy Jeremy Morton, CFBC’s senior pastor. “It includes both young people and older cited about the ministry opportunities that “When you go to work every Project Sunday. Starting at 10:30 a.m., began in the fall of 2016 with an eye to- adults. CFBC has had a heart for Bartow lie ahead.” day, you develop a work family,” the groundbreaking service will be held wards increasing our capacity in pre- County since 1839, and that heartbeat to she said. “I truly enjoy my work on the church’s grounds at 241 Douthit school, children’s ministry, student and love and serve others has only gotten SEE CFBC, PAGE 2A family and will miss them. It is a great system with great people. I love Cartersville City Schools.” Morris has some big plans for her life of leisure. SCMS students collect 702 items for deployed troops “My sweet husband [Johnny] has planted a lovely garden, com- BY DONNA HARRIS nated 702 items, including plete with a nook with a swing to [email protected] ChapStick/lip balm, nail clippers/kits, sit and read a good book,” she playing cards, travel-size wet wipes, said. “We have a few trips Supporting American military troops travel-size Q-tips, travel-size hair planned. Our daughter [MaKaylie] who are overseas has become a mis- brushes, travel-size tissues and travel- lives in Qatar so that will be an ad- sion for students at South Central Mid- size feminine products, along with venture, visiting the Middle East. dle School. cards and letters from students. We will definitely ride a camel.” The Emerson school’s Beta Club “We took portions of the ‘What the sponsored its second annual Military Troops Ask For’ list on the Support SEE , PAGE 3A MORRIS March Madness last month to send Our Troops website, https://www.sup- care packages of specific items re- portourtroops.org/, and shared it with quested by overseas military personnel our staff and students,” said school ad- through Support Our Troops, a military ministrative assistant Julie Hill, who charity based in Tampa, Florida, that sponsors the club with seventh-grade ships packages to the front lines to “en- math teacher Nichole Harr and eighth- hance the morale and well-being of the grade English language arts teacher deployed troops worldwide,” which is John Woodward. “We chose items “especially important outside the es- from the list that were safe to bring to tablished holidays,” the organization’s school, small and those we thought SPECIAL website said. would be the most needed. We also in- Enjoying the pizza their homeroom won for collecting the most items for the Military When the two-week spring collec- cluded a photo of the Beta Club and March Madness drive are, from left, Kaitlyn Godwin, Ahmad Bey, Perla Chavez, tion drive concluded at the end of Autumn Vernon, Keira Logan and Brooke Edmondson, all sixth-graders in Abbey Morris March, the 615-student school had do- SEE SCMS, PAGE 7A Yohe’s class. INSIDE TODAY Sunny, Obituaries . .2A Business . .6A warm VOLUME 71, NO. 306 Family Living . .3A Blotter . .7A High 75 U.S. & World . .4A Sports . .1B www.daily-tribune.com Entertainment . .5A Classified . .4B Low 45 2A Saturday, April 28, 2018 • www.daily-tribune.com Local The Daily Tribune News ContactUs OBITUARIES The Daily Tribune News WO NJURED IN Elston Lee Gentry Sr. Address: T I 251 S. Tennessee St. Mr. Elston Lee Gentry, Sr., age 85, of Rome, GA, passed away Cartersville, GA 30120 on Thursday afternoon, April 26, 2018. Funeral services for Mr. Gentry will be held on Monday after- Mailing Address: 251 S. Tennessee St. CARTERSVILLE WRECK noon at 2:00 p.m. in the Carl Sidwell Chapel of Salmon Funeral Cartersville, GA 30120 Home with Mr. Eric Rogers officiating. Interment will follow in the Oaknoll Memorial Gardens. Phone: 770-382-4545 Mr. Gentry will remain at Salmon Funeral Home where the fam- After 5 p.m.: 770-382-4548 ily will receive friends Sunday evening, April 29, 2018, from 5:00 Fax: 770-382-2711 until 7:00 p.m. Alan Davis, A complete obituary will be announced later by Salmon Funeral Publisher Home. Jason Greenberg, Managing Editor Steven J. Jezerinac Jennifer Moates, Steven J. Jezerinac, age 68, of Acworth, GA, died April 21, Advertising Director 2018. A memorial mass will be held on Saturday, May 5, 2018, Mindy Salamon, 12:30 PM, at St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church, in Cartersville, Office Manager/Classified GA. Georgia Funeral Care & Cremation Services, Acworth, GA. Advertising Director 678-574-3016. Lee McCrory, Circulation/Distribution Manager Stacey Wade, Atlanta wants probe Circulation Customer Care/ Account Manager Byron Pezzarossi, Press Room Director into $500K in bonuses Email: RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Bartow County EMS responded to Highway 41 northbound near Martin Luther King Jr. Drive for a MANAGING EDITOR two car collision. Once crews arrived on the scene, all patients were assessed and treated. Two given by ex-mayor [email protected] patients were transported to Cartersville Medical Center for further evaluation. NEWSROOM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS [email protected] ATLANTA — Atlanta leaders want to call in outside lawyers to investigate after former Mayor Kasim Reed’s administration FEATURES EDITOR beyond,” Morton said.
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