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IN BRIEF By CAROL KENT managing the building re- The Perry-McCall rep. ford & Associates (CRA), items.” 638-0212 | WCN_HCT placement project for Ver- also stated the brick and the firm managing the new A groundbreaking cer- Spring Cake Auction [email protected] non Elementary School and block work for the $2.2 mil- Kate M. Smith Elementary emony is set to take place CARYVILLE — United, a reports students should still lion project is complete, School construction project, at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, May local church fund raising CHIPLEY — The Washing- be able to begin the 2014- and the metal trusses are in which reported final touches 28, at the construction site, organization, will host ton County School Board 2015 academic year in their place. Plans are in place to being made to the school’s located between South Bou- its Spring Cake Auction heard good reports from new building as planned. rework the nearby storm wa- conceptual drawings. levard and Brickyard Road. with several other items companies overseeing ele- “I’m happy to say we’re ter pond as soon as school is “We’re meeting with the Construction is expected up for auction from noon mentary school construction still on schedule, despite all out for the summer. The new planning session for some to cost about $33 million and in Vernon and Chipley when the rain,” a company rep VES building is expected to final approvals,” said a CRA will be funded over a three- to 4 p.m. Saturday, May they met in regular session told school board members. be finished in July. rep. “We’ve already received year period. The state has 17, at the Caryville Civic Monday, May 12. “We’ve been working week- Board members also their approval for the proj- agreed to contribute $9.2 Center. Ron French will Jacksonville based Per- ends to ensure we stay on heard from Tallahassee ect; we just need to follow be singing, and there will ry-McCall Construction is track.” based Clemons Ruther- up with them on some final See schools A2 also be a water slide for the kids. Hamburgers, hot dogs and baked goods will be sold. ‘adopt a grandparent’ For more information, call Lindsey Miller at Virga 768-1694. Rogers Insurance makes bid 40th anniversary CHIPLEY — Rogers Insurance Agency will for Circuit hold a 40th anniversary celebration from 3-5 p.m. Thursday, May Judge 22. Refreshments will be served. For more Staff Reports information, call Donna Miller at 638-1805 or Panama City native Gerard Virga email her at 1104mom@ has announced his candidacy for the bellsouth.net 14th Circuit Judge’s race. Virga is a gradu- Library offers ACT ate of Rutherford High School and at- prep classes tended Gulf Coast CHIPLEY — The Chipley State College before library will offer free ACT transferring to the Test Prep classes at 4 University of Flor- p.m. on Thursday, May ida, where he ma- jored in history. He 15, for Math; Thursday, Gerard then began a career May 22, for Reading; Nicole Barefield | The News Virga teaching civic and and Thursday, May 29, At left, Maverick Collins, age 2, points out interesting sights to his “adoptive grandparent”, Lena American history for Science. Practice Long. At right is Maverick’s mother, Jessi Collins. at the Panama City Marine Institute tests will be offered in and says that’s where he was first subjects on those dates, inspired to study law. followed by an answer Virga applied for and was accept- review. Each class will WRNC brings generations together ed to the Cumberland School of Law cover how to establish and Samford University. an online account using ePrep, the library’s free By Carol Kent with senior citizens and provide from others can help dispel the See Virga A2 test preparation service. 638-0212 | WCN_HCT social contact for those who might loneliness that is too often a part not receive much interaction out- of aging. Each class is limited to [email protected] side the center’s walls. “It is our goal to match willing 25 students. For more CHIPLEY — In today’s busy world, Washington Rehab and Nurs- volunteers, which includes the old information or to register taking time to share and learn ing Center kicked off its “Adopt- and young, with our elders who for the classes, email Spangenberg from our community’s elderly a-Grandparent” program this long for companionship.” [email protected], or residents is sometimes lost in the month. Director of Marketing Two-year-old Maverick Collins call 638-1314. shuffle. Washington Rehab and Christa Wesley says both young of Chipley was the first to sign up Nursing Center is offering an op- and old alike enjoy participating remembered portunity to both build friendships in each other’s lives, and visits See progam A2 INDEX Opinion...... A4 for devotion Sports...... A7 Bonifay woman in court on manslaughter charge By CAROL KENT Arrests...... A8 638-0212 | WCN_HCT Extra...... B1 From Staff Reports Holmes County deputies, locate a 911 call from Armstrong’s [email protected] Faith...... B4 along with Holmes County EMS, cell phone that had been routed Local leader and WWII veteran Obituaries...... B5 — The Holmes County BONIFAY responded and found Armstrong to the Jackson County Sheriff’s Ted Spangenberg is said to be the Classifieds...... B5 Sheriff’s Office reports that Hol- in the front yard with a severe Office in which he stated he had man who reminded the commu- mes County resident Hazel De- knife wound to his chest. He was been “stabbed in the neck.” nity “there is no nise Peacock made her transported to Flowers Investigators also were able comma after ‘na- first appearance in court Hospital in Dothan, Ala., to locate witnesses who indicat- tion’ in the pledge of Thursday on manslaugh- and underwent emergen- ed Peacock and Armstrong had allegiance”. ter charges for stabbing cy surgery but never re- been arguing that morning, and The local leader her “live-in boyfriend” gained consciousness and he was stabbed as a result of the and icon, known for Phone: 850-638-0212 Tony Ray Armstrong. died from complications a altercation. After a nine-month Website: chipleypaper.com his service to his na- On June 17, 2013, the few days later, according investigation, a warrant was is- tion, church, com- Fax: 850-638-4601 HCSO received a 911 call to the police report. In- sued for the arrest of Peacock on ted munity and family, from Peacock, who told Hazel vestigators noted several charges of manslaughter. spangenberg passed away Mon- dispatchers Armstrong peacock inconsistencies in Pea- Peacock is currently serving day, May 12. had fallen down the front cock statement and dis- a sentence in the Florida Depart- Spangenberg’s service to his steps of their trailer in the Esto covered signs of drug use at the ment of Corrections for neglect of country began during WWII, where community and landed on his residence. The report indicated a child, which also stemmed from knife, according to the report. investigators were later able to the incident. 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we bring it home! @WCN_HCT 5019535 A2 | Washington County News Local Wednesday, May 14, 2014 virga from page A1 program from page A1 Virga’s legal career spans more than a serving as an assistant attorney general for the program. His mother, ers before himself,” Collins as she shows us around the decade, including experience law clerking before returning to Florida’s Panhandle to Jessi Collins, says it’s never said. “Maverick’s adopted facility is rewarding and for United States Senator Jeff Sessions and open his practice. too early to start teaching grand is Lena Long, and priceless. I’m proud that we children how to make a posi- it’s been a pleasure watch- can be part of their Adopt a tive difference in the lives of ing the two of them interact. Grand program.” spangenberg from page A1 others. When we walk into Wash- For more information on “This is an exciting op- ington Rehab and Nursing the Adopt-a-Grandparent he served first in the Merchant Marines Spangenberg will perhaps be best re- portunity for us, as Maver- Center, Maverick lights up. program, contact Christa and then in the 71st Infantry and 66th In- membered for his service to the Boy Scouts ick is learning to put oth- Seeing ‘Granny Lena’ smile Wesley at 638-4654. fantry in the U.S. Army’s European The- of America, however. ater of War before receiving an Honorable Scout Master Daniel Bradford Discharge. He also received a Purple Heart served with Spangenberg in the scout for his bravery and injuries sustained by organization. schools from page A1 shrapnel. The French Government later “He spent numerous hours molding million to the project, with Roulhac Middle School (Chipley High School), honored Spangenberg as well, bestowing young men to become tomorrow’s lead- the county funding $4.4 mil- for their outstanding per- Jose Bautista (Okeechobee upon him the French Legion of Honor, the ers through the Boy Scout program,” said lion dollars in capital outlay formance at the Chipola Youth Development Cen- country’s highest honor, for his contribu- Braford. “His work wasn’t just here, but in funds over the course of the College’s annual Math Com- ter) and Reynaldo Navarro tions to the liberation of France during that Panama City also and in Pensacola. He had three years. petition and the annual Tri- (Human Resources), as well time. a wealth of information and loved to share In other school board State Math and Computer as a leave of absence for Spangenberg went on to work for the it with you if you sat down and asked him action: Science Olympiad , hosted Holly Deitrich (Human Re- Florida Department of Transportation, questions.” Mike Park acknowledged by Wallace Community Col- sources), Svetlana Eleades from which he retired after more than 30 Spangenberg, his son, and all six of his appreciation on behalf of lege in Dothan, Ala. (Okeechobee Youth Devel- years as District Maintenance Engineer. grandsons earned the rank of Eagle Scout, Spangenberg also served First Baptist the highest honor from the Boy Scouts of the school system for sup- Board members heard opment Center), Jiranda Church in Chipley as a Deacon and Trea- America. port from the Department from Roulhac Middle White (Roulhac Middle surer, was a Gideon, and often volunteered Ted Everett, Executive Director of the of Correction. Park reported School’s 6th grade Critical School), Laura Grantham his services to Habitat for Humanity. He Washington County Chamber of Com- more than 2,900 total man Thinking Class about recent (Vernon Elementary School) also volunteered his engineering talents merce, says Spangenberg will also be re- hours spent on mainte- efforts to campaign against and Tessera Ward (Vernon to building construction on the Baptist membered for his service to the Chamber, nance to the Chipley and bullying, as well as a visit Middle School). Retirements College of Florida campus in Graceville, in addition to his county, family and faith. Vernon football stadiums to the Washington-Holmes were accepted for Judy Dyb- served with the Florida Baptist Disaster “There were no airs about Ted Span- by the Inmate Work Squad. Technical Center to explore dal (Transportation), Lilla Relief and American Red Cross organiza- genberg,” said Everett. “He was an inte- Park said the work provided career opportunities. Brown (Vernon Elementary tions as a shelter manager, and worked gral part of the Chamber. Not only was he would have come at a total • Approved a food ser- School), Judy Tison (Vernon as an engineering consultant for the Fed- a loyal member, but also a true leader and cost of around $50,000 had vice contract with Chartwell High School), and Donna eral Emergency Management Agency a true American. He was one of a kind, and the school paid for it to be food service company. Keith (Vernon High School). (FEMA). there will never be another like him.” done. Park also pointed out • Approved instructional • Approved a contract the projects likely would not and non-instructional per- with Carr, Riggs and Ingram have been completed had sonnel for all schools and to provide audits of school it not been for the work of transportation staff. funds. 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5020965 1123764 A Section PINION Page 4 O Wednesday, May 14, 2014 www.chipleypaper.com Voter apathy is not Festival inspired memories of Lew Childre

Last week’s article alluded to The Lew Childre Celebration without consequence an upcoming trip to Opp, Alabama Committee Members are Joe on Saturday, May 3, to attend the Richburg, Chairman. Event Monday, May 26, either candidate. 8th Annual Lew Childre Memorial Coordinator is Joe Moulton. Other is Memorial Day. I already know Festival. members are Dr. Chuck Burgess, Ideally, we will who’s going to win, As planned, Max, Julie and I Emilee Gage, Kyle Gantt, Peggy all take a moment so why bother? leisurely traveled to Opp arriving Linton, Allen Miller and Jim to think of sacrifi ces I’m so fed up with in time for the big show’s kick-off Powell. made by American politicians that I’m promptly at 12 noon in the Lurleen Two special guests for the service men and not giving anyone B. Wallace Community College event were Taylor Weeks, a women to uphold my support.” Conference Center. The lobby and young musician from Opp and the liberties we CAROL KENT It’s no secret the walls of the auditorium were Artie Rodriguez, a Walton County Editor enjoy every day. government and adorned with various Lew Childre Deputy Sheriff, who is making North Korea, politics on all memorabilia, including numerous great strides in his advancement China and Libya are among levels have left many of pictures from his appearances on in country music. Thanks to more than 20 countries us with a sour taste, but Grand Ole Opry Shows. my neighbor, Steve Mason, for under dictatorships. if we don’t speak up at Opp, Alabama is the boyhood recording two old LPs of Lew Arguably, the list of those the polls, we’re taking the home of Lew Childre. He was born Childre music to CDs, with willing to put their lives on power completely out of there as Lewis Everett (Lew) one each given to these two the line so the people of our hands and placing it Childre to Judge C. T. Childre and SPECIAL TO THE NEWS performers. those countries may have in theirs. Lobbyists and Ada Atwell Childre on November Lew Childre as shown in the Our party heard only the right to choose their special interest groups will 1, 1901. He had a brother, Winford printed program at Opp. performances on the Steel Guitar leaders is considerably certainly show up at the and a sister, Opal. by Purley Curtis and Joe Wright, shorter than the list of polls whether we do or not. In 1923, after completing pre- who was accompanied by his wife, those who have given We shouldn’t let the med studies at the University of Nashville at 6:00 A.M. Monday Connie, on several songs. their lives to protect that discouragement and Alabama, Lew Childre joined the through Saturday. Before the fi nal guitarists were freedom for Americans. disillusionment many of us Milt Tolbert tent show in North Lew Childre joined WSM’s presented, the audience welcomed That thought begs currently feel toward some Carolina. He entertained by Grand Ole Opry in 1945. He to the stage the featured artist the question: Why do we leaders prevent us from singing songs that were popular headlined the Warren Paint of the day, Stonewall Jackson, of neglect our right to vote? making our voices heard at at that time. He also honed his segment of the show. He was also Grand Ole Opry Fame. Before Voter turnout for the ballot box. talents as a buck dancer and heard Monday through Friday at his performance, the Celebration Vernon’s City Election last If the powers that be feel comedian. Lew’s fi rst effort on his 6:30 A.M. Committee quickly brought forth month was nothing short of we’re not paying attention, own was a jazz band called “The A recording contract with the 50/50 Tickets sold throughout apathetic, with only about they’re more likely to push Alabama Cotton Pickers”. One of Gannett records allowed him to the day with the explanation that 10 percent of those eligible their own agendas instead his young members was Lawrence record such songs as “Fishing the Sound Technicians would to vote in the municipal of the desires of the public. Welk, who later became famous Blues”, “Hang Out The Front receive half of the proceeds and the election casting ballots. Ten Washington and Holmes as leader of his own band and Door Key”, :”Riding The Elevated lucky ticket holder would receive percent. counties will see several television show. Railway”, “Alabamy Bound”, half. When the ticket was drawn, That means 90 percent candidates on the ballot About 1925, old time music “Nothing But Rain”, “My Red your writer was shocked beyond essentially surrendered a for this year’s primary and was becoming quite popular. Lew Haired Lady” and “When They belief to have the winning ticket, precious right protected general elections. decided to make a change to this Baptized Sister Lucy Lee”. and hardly before I knew it, was by our veterans who Just as our mothers type music. He learned to play Lew married Francis Lee handed a “bundle” of cash. Then showed up for them on urged us to eat what was the guitar using a steel bar. 1929 Lanier. In retirement, they with a roaring welcome, Stonewall the battlefi elds, sacrifi cing served for supper because and 1930 found him working as built a home in Foley, Alabama Jackson came forward for almost their personal interests “children were starving” in a soloist artist on radio stations and established a fi shing tackle a full hour of beautiful singing of for the greater good of this other countries, we should in San Angelo, Texas and Hot business. Lew invented a new lure, many of his award winning songs nation and its people. be grateful our plates are Springs, Arkansas. In the 1930s, which bore his name. as well as adding his own levity True, Vernon, Chipley, full of opportunities after Lew teamed up with Wiley Walker Lew Childre died at age 60 on to the show with his down home Bonifay and our other local which citizens of other and they worked together two December 3, 1961 and is buried in stories of his rise to success. communities are small nations hunger. years billed as the Alabama Boys Pine Rest Memorial Cemetery in Included in his performance towns. But our right to vote Don’t let our freedom and Crazy Water Crystal Boys. Foley. Lew’s son, Lewis, Jr, took was “Don’t Be Angry With Me is a liberty we must not go to waste. Let’s get out They did radio work in Galveston, over the fi shing tackle business Darling”, explaining that he and take for granted. Sure, we and vote in every election Amarillo and San Antonio. By after his father’s death. He had his brother, Wade Jackson, wrote know the arguments for not — no matter the appeal of 1938, Lew began appearing on an air strip built in the rear of his the song during their tender and voting: “What does my vote what we fi nd offered on the XERA radio, a border station, home. Sadly, the son crashed his exceedingly rough years on their do, anyway? I don’t like plate. and worked with The Prairie plane on the property on June 26, Georgia farm, the place of their Sweetheart, a female group. 1977 and was killed. He was only upbringing. When the song was to The entertainer formed a 47 years old. Family members be recorded, he listed the writer partnership with Floyd and Marge continued the business until it was as his brother, Wade Jackson, who HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY? Tillman on WWVA, Wheeling, West sold. was then still on the battlefi eld Letters to the editor and comments on Web versions Virginia during 1939 and 1940. The event in Opp on May 3 was fi ghting in World War II. He of news stories are welcomed. This allowed him to do personal backed by a house band to include explained the song is still assisting Letters are edited only for grammar, spelling, appearances in Pennsylvania Wayne Martin on fi ddle, Jay his brother fi nancially, who is now clarity, space and consistency, but we ask that they and Ohio where he did the Newsom on bass guitar and Jimmy aged and infi rm and needs the be limited to 300 words where possible. Letter writers emcee chores. In 1943, Lew had Powell on the Steel Guitar. All are assistance it is bringing. “Life To are asked to provide a home address and daytime a nationwide show on the Blue well known in this area for their Go”, a George Jones composition, telephone number (neither is printed) for verifi cation Network airing Monday through performances at Gilley’s Country also recorded by the artist, was purposes. Saturday and he did three daily Opry south of Vernon. Harlan presented at the concert and Letters may be sent to 1364 N. Railroad Ave., broadcast over WAGA in Atlanta. Burton, was the Band Leader and received a warm response. Chipley, FL 32428 or emailed to news@chipleypaper. Late in 1944, Cowboy Music World played piano. Jim Hartley played See you next week, hopefully com. Please specify if the was letting people know that Lew drums and Brian Sterling played with a full story on the life and letter should be printed in the had a show that aired over WSM, guitar. times of Stonewall Jackson. Washington County News or Holmes County Times-Advertiser. Questions? Call 638-0212.

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Most of us know someone who Since 1999, she’s built the preserve even though his widow, Julia, has battled depression. Many of up, only to have almost all of it torn was mourning the death of her us occasionally battle it ourselves. down in just one night. beloved husband and closing the But depression isn’t the main topic Watkins thought one wolf was shelter, she was also surrounded Nicole P. Barefi eld, Publisher of this column; it’s just merely the lost under the mud and debris by family. They weren’t crying, but Carol Kent, Editor setting for something so and another was stuck celebrating his life, sharing stories Cameron Everett, Production Supervisor much bigger. outside the gates. After and pictures and planning to live I’ve been blessed with an years of trying to build out his memory so that Morales will The News is published every Wednesday and Saturday by area of work that, at times, understanding between live on in each of them. These are Halifax Media Group, 1364 N. 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Ambers and Crystal Carter finish the race after keeping pace with each other. At right, Will Taylor stops to pose for the camera. Photos by Cecilia Spears Bonifay Police Department faced off against the Law Enforcement class of the Washington-Holmes County Technical Center on Friday as they participate in Holmes County Sheriff’s Office’s Relay for Life fundraising Running for Souls event Battle of the Badges. Church’s 5K gains funds Battle of the Badges Battle of the Badges softball tournament for mission Area law enforcement Saturday, May 10, at the Holmes County High School softball field. The event is Staff Reports agencies compete part of the HCSO Relay for Life team’s fundraising efforts to help fight cancer. Grace Assembly of God at in softball tourney Joining in the friendly fray was the Chipley hosted its first 5K Sat- Jackson County Sheriff’s Office, Hol- urday, May 3. Named “Running By CECILIA SPEARS mes County Sheriff’s Office, Washington for Souls,” the event was held on 547-9414 | @WCN_HCT County Sheriff’s Office, Bonifay Police the first day of sunny skies seen [email protected] Department, the Law Enforcement class by Washington County after sev- at the Washington-Holmes Technical eral heavy rains that plagued BONIFAY — Law enforcement from Center and the Walton County Sheriff’s the county. Holmes, Washington, Walton and Jack- Office. Proceeds from the 5K will go son counties gathered for a good cause, All proceeds benefit the American toward purchasing bricks and joining in the Holmes County Sheriff’s Cancer Society’s Relay for Life. other material for the church’s next mission trip to Bolivia, South America. For those who The Washington County Sheriff’s Office faced off against the Jackson missed out on the run but still County Sheriff’s Office to find out who would go up against Walton County wish to help with the mission, do- Sheriff’s Office in the next round. nations can still be made to help with this and many others being planned both here and abroad. Checks or money orders may be mailed to: Grace AG, PO Box40, Chipley, FL 32428. Mark your check as a mission donation. If you want to choose whether this will go toward international or home missions, make sure to send that information as well. For more information, contact Photos special to The News the church office at 638-1791 or Kelvin Peterson and Brittney Porter were the visit www.graceagchipley.org. overall male and female winners.

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4298 5th Avenue / Marianna, FL 32446 / 850.482.5787 / www.jacksonhosp.com 5020990 A ports Section Wednesday, May 14, 2014 Swww.chipleypaper.com Page 7 Jackets to take the field Special to The News The Jackets will then and will look to make a huge turn their focus to the contribution to this year’s The Vernon Yellow Jack- spring game next Thurs- success. Hopefully, with the et football team will take the day night, May 22, at home maturing of many of last field for the first time in 2014 against Freeport High year’s key contributors, at 6: 30 p.m. tomorrow, May School. Game time is 6 the 2014 installment of the 15, for a controlled scrim- p.m. due to being held on Vernon Yellow Jackets will mage. Typically deemed the a school night. The format make this one of the most “Orange and Blue” game, will be a complete game exciting seasons in recent play will be replaced with with the exception of no live memory.” a scrimmage of offense kicking. Among those returning against defense. “This will be the first is Austin Brown. Brown With the implementation time to see a much im- has received ten Division of an entirely new offense proved and more experi- 1 scholarship offers so far that features a totally new enced Yellow Jacket team from the likes of the Univer- concept for the Jackets, that hopes to ride last year’s sity of Wisconsin, Univer- coaches will utilize this night success and this year’s sity of South Florida, and to evaluate how far along the returning experience to a Southern Mississippi. new scheme has progressed. deeper playoff run,” says “Please join us in Ver- Brashante’ Dareus Katie Harrison The game will also feature Head Coach Bobby Johns. non this Thursday at 6:30 the Vernon Quarterback “This year’s team returns for the scrimmage,” urges Club baby back rib sale. Rib 10 offensive starters and 8 Johns. “And we need ev- slabs can be purchased at defensive. Along with those eryone at the Jackets’ Nest returners, several young next Thursday night as the Lady Indians finish 3rd in the game for $20 beginning at 5 p.m. until the completion players from last year’s Jackets face Freeport as of the game. squad have really improved well.” Gulf District of state tourney

Special to The News team. lege of Central Florida, 4-1, Chipley to meet Bucks in 2-1A In Chipola’s first game, to capture the FCSAA State PENSACOLA — The Jessica Elliott, had a three- Championship. By PAT McCANN hand on a starting pitcher. Chipola Lady Indians won hit shutout with eight Chipola finished its sea- 747-5068 | @patmccann Look for results Patton named Brandon two and lost two to finish strikeouts and in a 4-0 son with a record of 34-22. [email protected] of Tuesday’s Region Suttles and Alec Aleywine third in the Gulf District win over State College of The Lady Indians were the 2-1A championship as possibles. Compton des- bracket of the FCSAA State Florida. defending FCSAA/Region There’s some talk in the game at www. ignated Jordan Finch or tournament. In the Lady Indians’ sec- VIII Champions. Sand Hills about a Class chipleypaper.com. Daniel Floyd. Chipola came into the ond game Chipola jumped In nine seasons at the 1A Final Four threepeat for While the schools haven’t tourney as the third-place out to a 6-0 lead over Hill- helm of the program, head Bozeman. played in recent seasons, team out of the Panhandle sborough and held on for coach Belinda Hendrix It hasn’t been coming following this season,” Ti- the programs have met dur- but opened play May 3 with a 6-4 win. Elliott retired has won five Panhandle from Bucks head coach gers coach Andy Compton ing summer baseball and a pair of wins over State nine of the first 10 batters. Conference titles; three Jeff Patton or the baseball said. “It’s taken awhile. it’s clear that the coaches College of Florida and Rosanne de Vries relieved state titles: 2007, 2010 and team. We’ve struggled the last few have a mutual respect for Hillsborough. Elliott in the fourth. 2013; and a national cham- At press time, Chipley years … we were in a district the opposition. Two Chipola players Chipola opened Satur- pionship in 2007. She has was set to play at Bozeman with (Pensacola) Catholic “They have good pitch- were named to the Gulf day’s action with a 7-5 loss coached more than 84 All- at 7 p.m. Tuesday night in and Bay in a four-year span. ing, have some guys who District All-Tournament to Tallahassee, the eventu- Conference Players and 12 the Region 2-1A champi- This year our fan base really throw with some velocity Team: utility player, Ka- al state champion. Facing NJCAA All Americans. The onship game. If Bozeman has supported this group. and Coach Compton does a tie Harrison and catcher, elimination, the Lady Indi- program has sent more wins, it would be a third “Our guys are confident good job,” Patton said. Brashante’ Dareus. Har- ans fell to Polk State, 6-4. than 50 players on to four- straight region title for the at home, that’s been the Whereas Aleywine (.417) rison also was named to Tallahassee Community year institutions and boasts Bucks’ program. fun part about it. I think the and Suttles (.395) have been the FCSAA All-Tournament College defeated the Col- 99-percent graduation rate. But Chipley plans on stop- home field does play a little formidable throughout, Pat- ping that from happening. bit into it, but at this point in ton now has Webb (.323), The Bucks are 20-7 and time when the game starts Nicky Agosto and Thomp- WE SUPPORT OUR COMMUNITY’S UNIVERSITY the Tigers 21-7, but perhaps I’m sure both teams will son at .301 and Priester at more importantly, Chipley is compete very well.” .288, the latter with an RBI 16-1 at home. Neither Patton nor surge starting with the dis- “We’ve built a real good Compton wanted to tip his trict tournament. Johnny Freefall and the draft hard to beat

This space hasn’t always night a year it ends in allegiance, came when been kind to ESPN or the resolution within minutes. Calvin Pryor was taken on NFL. But for one weekend So much for the mock the 18th pick by the New a year a cease-fire is drafts that flood the York Jets. merited. Internet starting The Port St. Joe Televising in March. graduate grew up and the NFL They’re as flourished in our area. That Draft was the compelling as an he will have an opportunity smartest thing Anthony Weiner to live the good life that either company campaign for professional sports can accomplished dogcatcher. provide enriches all of since Australian While there us who have followed his Rules Football was some career from high school went to the TV pleasure through Louisville. vault alongside watching Johnny That occurrence was HealthSouth Emerald Coast Rehabilitation Hospital is “My Mother the Manziel drink heightened on Friday committed to serving Bay County and thus we are proud Car” and the Sports Beat water like it evening, when Khyri NFL moved the Pat McCann was bathtub gin Thornton, who played at to support our community’s university. FSU Panama City goal posts to the Executive while waiting Bay High School, went to needs continued support to build its programs within the back line of the Sports Editor for his name to the Green Bay Packers in end zone. [email protected] be called, the the third round. new College of Applied Studies and help our students get Tuning in to bottom line is Then there are many the education they deserve and our community needs. Jon Gruden and that he’s soon to college football fans who — Tony Bennett, CEO company is like listening sign a contract worth more track the progress of HealthSouth Emerald Coast Rehabilitation Hospital to a TV weatherman tell money than the combined players from their favorite us what to expect, and wages of all Minnesota university. That provides finding out 10 minutes later McCanns for eternity. a sidelight for those who he doesn’t know any more It’s also somewhat don’t actively follow the about his area of expertise noteworthy that it’s NFL. than the rest of us. common to hear athletes But maybe the best THE CAMPAIGN FOR OUR What can be as speak of God’s plan in reward from this year’s refreshing as that? times of crisis. I’ve never collection of talent was COMMUNITY’S UNIVERSITY To be sure, the NFL heard a coach talk about that the second round on Draft is resplendent with God’s plan upon being Friday produced nearly Endowment for Tomorrow’s Jobs more lame interviews hired, but I’ve witnessed as representative group of than a seminar on sideline a few echo that sentiment future pros as was seen on $5,000,000 reporting, only this time at when fired. Thursday night. $0 $1,000,000 $2,000,000 $3,000,000 $4,000,000 GOAL least they are conducted Perhaps the best Not all drafts are with relieved athletes about moment for many created equal. $500,000 $1,500,000 $2,500,000 $3,500,000 $4,500,000 to become millionaires. local viewers, however, Neither are all television It’s also a kumbaya irrespective of team extravaganzas. convention, has more faux hugs than a beauty The new College of Applied Studies at FSU pageant and the last time Panama City was approved by the FSU Board Chris Berman was relevant DIABETES OR of Trustees in June 2010 and allows the Blondie was recording No. campus to more easily respond to workforce 1 hits. PROSTATE CANCER? needs in our area.We invite you to support The But if you’re a Cleveland Campaign for Our Community’s University by Browns fan, you witnessed Your sex life and erection can now survive FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY helping us build an endowment for tomorrow’s more drama in less than FREE book by doctor reveals what the drug PANAMA CITY jobs. Our goal is to establish a $5 million 2½ hours on Thursday companies don't want you to know! endowment for the College of Applied Studies Dr. Kevin Hornsby, MD, will mail the first 37 men that respond to this ad To learn how you can support our by 2017, which will allow FSU Panama City to night than you saw all last a free copy of his new thirty dollar book “A Doctor’s Guide to Erectile football season. Dysfunction.” He’s so sure this book will change your life he will even pay community’s university, contact establish student scholarships, implement We’ve become a the postage and handling. If the popular pills don't work for you, regardless Mary Beth Lovingood at (850) 770-2108 new degree programs and provide new of your age or medical history, you owe it to yourself and your lady to read equipment and technology. or [email protected]. 1091654 culture held hostage by this book now! Call Toll Free 800-777-1922 24-hrs. and leave your name speculation, but for one and address (only). 5020805 A8 | Washington County News Local Wednesday, May 14, 2014

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Tamera Lee, resist of opium to appear on violation of officer without violence Elton Sapp, recommit county probation Courtney McGee, on obstruction of justice, Michael Wright, failure Featuring seniors from the following high schools: violation of state probation battery, felony battery to appear on uttering a Holmes County, Bethlehem, Poplar Springs, on possession of marijuana Billy Smith, Reckless false Instrument, larceny, less than 20 grams, Driving, driving while counterfeiting Ponce de Leon, Chipley, Vernon, Graceville, Cottondale The Graduation Section publishes Wednesday, May 28. HOLMES/WASHINGTON COUNTY TRANSPORTATION Place your ad by noon on Wednesday, May 14. DISADVANTAGED • GRADUATE FAMILY & FRIENDS • COORDINATING BOARD MEETING Send personal congratulations to your graduate with an announcement on WEDNESDAY, May 20, 2014 the Graduate Tribute listing in the Graduation section. 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1) Generally speaking during Thomas Jefferson’s time, how long did it take to become a lawyer? 6 days, 6 weeks, 6 months, 6 years

2) Who was the fi rst female to appear on a PHOTOS SPECIAL TO THE NEWS Wheaties cereal box? Nancy Kerrigan, Chris The Scouts recently took an art class at The Silver Door in Bonifay, each painting on their own canvas. From left are Makenna Evert, Danica Patrick, Mary Koch, Sarah Fox, Breanna Bell, Keegan Morel, Troop Volunteer Casey Morel and Lana Otto. Lou Retton

3) Where is Tin Pan Alley, the birthplace of much 20th century music? Nashville, NYC, San Francisco, Ft. Worth ‘Scouting for a home’ 4) Who gets credit for the paraphrased, “Nice guys fi nish Girl Scout Troop them at (my house) last”? every other Tuesday Leo Durocher, Walt 408 appeals night, but we want to Alston, Harry Walker, keep (our base) local so Bobby Cox to public for that we may be more meeting venue involved in Chipley’s 5) What was the fi rst parades and events.” animated character on So far, Troop 408 has Hollywood’s Walk of By CAROL KENT taken part in several Fame? 638-0212 | WCN_HCT projects, including Donald Duck, Bart [email protected] earning patches for Simpson, Mickey Mouse, conservation, cookie Popeye Girl Scouts of the USA sales and community was formed more than service. Many more are 6) In 1950, who did 100 years ago to nurture in the works, including Time magazine select young girls through the girls’ helping out for its person of the building leadership skills at the Kate Smith half-century? and providing positive Elementary School tent FDR, Churchill, Thorpe, adult role models. Troop at the upcoming Relay Lindbergh 408, Chipley’s only Girl for Life event at Pal’s Scout Troop, wants to Park this weekend. 7) Which comic made continue that tradition Fox said she already famous, “Take my of teaching fundamental sees the efforts of wife, please”? values and life skills, but the newly formed Hope, Youngman, they’re reaching out to troop paying off and Dangerfi eld, Foxx the community to fi nd a encourages others to join place to call home twice or volunteer. 8) What were the a month. “Young ladies who fi rst creatures launched “We are a new troop were once shy and into space by the U.S.? to Chipley, and we are timid are now vocal and From left, Lana Otto and Sarah Fox on cookie sale duty at Jay’s Dixie Mice, Dogs, Monkeys, accepting applications confi dent,” Fox said. Cats for summer fun,” Troop “When you invest in Dandy in Alford. Leader Lauren Fox said. this troop, you’re not 9) Which network “We will be camping, investing just your time; aired “The Ed Sullivan swimming, doing crafts you’re investing in the Show” during its long and more, but right now, future of a girl.” run? we’re looking for a place For more information ABC, NBC, CBS, PBS to have our meetings. on Troop 408, call Lauren Currently, we’re having Fox at 726-6120. 10) Who is the alter ego of Dick Grayson? Spider-man, Flash, Robin, Underdog

11) In which state is Purdue University? Michigan, Indiana, New York, Wisconsin

12) According to Target Travel Club, which item do more travelers forget to pack? Toothbrush, Hairspray, Deodorant, Comb

13) To date who’s been the only future president to have been held as a prisoner of war? Jefferson, Jackson, Pierce, The Scouts planted bean seeds in recyclable containers in honor of Earth T. Roosevelt Day. Pictured are Sarah Fox, Breanna Bell, Katekynn Rosario, Jessica 14) What two words Rosario, Keegan Morel, Lana Otto, Kalan Koch, Makenna Koch and were added to the Troop Leader Lauren Fox. Pledge of Allegiance in 1954? Of America, For all, “Young ladies who were once shy and timid are Under God, The fl ag now vocal and confi dent. When you invest in ANSWERS 1) 6 weeks. 2) Mary this troop, you’re not investing just your time; Lou Retton. 3) NYC. 4) Scout Sarah Fox stands next to one of the recently you’re investing in the future of a girl.” Leo Durocher. 5) Mickey painted fi re hydrants in Chipley after winning the Mouse. 6) Churchill. 7) “Challenge of the Week”, which tasked the girls with Youngman. 8) Mice. 9) fi nding a specifi c hydrant, in this case, the one for Lauren Fox CBS. 10) Robin. 11) Breast Cancer Awareness, and have their photo taken Troop 408 leader Indiana. 12) Toothbrush. 13) Jackson. 14) Under next to it for a prize. God. B2 | Holmes County Times-Advertiser | Washington County News Extra Wednesday, May 14, 2014 Retirees honored at Chipola Births

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Chipola College honored four of its retirees at the recent end-of-year luncheon. Former president Dr. Gene Prough was honored for 20 years of service. Nancy Burns, professor of Computer Science, was honored for 28 years of service. Joyce Traynom, executive assistant in the President’s Office, was honored for 32 years of service. Betty Broome, Granthams welcome baby boy department associate in Student Affairs, was honored for 26 years of Maddox Mckinley Grantham was born at 10:43 a.m. service. Sunday, April 6, 2014, at Southeast Alabama Medical Retirees were roasted and Center in Dothan, Ala. Maddox weighed 8 lbs., 1 ounce toasted by their colleagues with and was 21 ¼ inches long at birth. lighthearted songs, stories and His parents are Jared and Laura Grantham presentations. All were presented of Dothan, Ala. His maternal grandparents are resolutions from the college Ronald and Nancy Marschka from Vernon, paternal board of trustees citing their grandparents, Donnie and Patty Grantham from accomplishments. Each retiree Chipley and great-grandmother, Blanche Grantham. received a Chipola Gold Card which Maddox was welcomed by aunts, uncles, cousins provides lifetime admission to and family friends. college events. All were awarded Special to Extra lifetime memberships in the From left, Dr. Gene Prough, Nancy Burns, Joyce Traynom and Betty Association of Florida Colleges. Broome. Wedding Wood and Watkins Wed Ms. April Wood and Mr. Kyle Watkins were united in marriage at 6 p.m., Friday, April 25, 2014, in Bonifay. The ceremony was officiated by the Rev. Ed Bell. The bride is the daughter of Julia Greggs of Geneva, Ala., and Nolan Wood Sr. of Ponce de Leon. The groom is the son of Terry Watkins of Bonifay and Tammy Brown of Bonifay. Engagement

Stoyak and Hamilton welcome baby boy Parker Andrew Stoyak was born Thursday, April 24, 2014 and is the son of Kayla Stoyak and Shane Hamilton. He weighed 8 lbs. and was 20¼ inches long. Parker was welcomed home by his Aunt Kelsie Stoyak. Parker’s maternal grandparents are Kim Stoyak of Bonifay and Bob Stoyak of Bonifay. His paternal grandparents are Lisa Hightower of Bonifay and Harry and Felicia Hamilton of Bonifay.

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Hougland and Guettler to wed Sheena Hougland and Nicolas Guettler are happy to announce their engagement and forthcoming marriage. Sheena is the daughter of Linda and Wayne Mayo and and Phillip and Sandy Hougland. She graduated from Florida State University in 2008 with a major in Business Watkins welcome baby girl Administration. She is employed at her family business, April (Wood) and Kyle Watkins of Bonifay proudly Washington County Wayne’s Grocery, in Ponce de Leon. announce the birth of their daughter, Ariella Nicolas is the son of Dorothy and Wade Gilbert and Gracelynn. She was born April 9, 2014, weighing 7 lbs., Billy and Donna Guettler. Nicolas is currently employed 5.3 ounces and was 19 inches long. with the Florida Department of Transportation at the Ariella’s maternal grandparents are Julia Greggs Ponce de Leon office. of Geneva Ala., and Nolan and Paula Wood of Ponce de The wedding will take place Saturday, May 17, in Leon. Her paternal grandparents are Terry Watkins of 5020865 Bonifay. Bonifay and Tammy Brown of Bonifay.

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Special to Extra in the scholarship descrip- Completed scholarship tion. Scholarships awarded packages for scholarships Roberts scholarship available at Chipola The Chipola College through the Chipola Foun- offered through the Chipola Foundation will award more dation are supported by pri- Foundation can be delivered Special to Extra than $500,000 in scholar- vate donations with schol- or mailed to Chipola College The Community Foundation of Sarasota County Inc. from the Edward K. ships for qualified students arship criteria set by the Foundation, 3094 Indian Roberts Fund established a scholarship at Chipola College for fall 2014. who attend the college dur- donors. Circle, Marianna, FL 32446. The scholarship fund was created with a $40,000 donation from the ing the 2014-15 school year. To apply, complete the The applications for schol- Community Foundation of Sarasota County with funds from the estate of the Scholarships are avail- scholarship application(s), arships awarded through late Edward K. Roberts. able for a variety of ma- and submit the required at- other organizations are The scholarship will be available for the fall 2014 semester and the jors. The Fall Application tachments listed on the ap- mailed to the addresses in- application deadline is June 5. Deadline is Thursday, June plication by 4 p.m. on June dicated in each scholarship 5. Visit www.chipola.edu/ 5. Applicants who require description. Applicants who Preference will be given to part-time students who may not qualify for foundation for a listing of assistance with the appli- are awarded scholarships other financial aid. Applicants must maintain a minimum 2.0 GPA each scholarships. cation process are encour- will be notified by mail. semester at Chipola, must have a minimum 2.0 high school GPA, and must To be eligible for a par- aged to apply early and con- For more information follow standard college requirements. A description of the scholarship and ticular scholarship, stu- tact the Chipola Foundation contact the Foundation at application are available online at www.chipola.edu/foundation. dents must satisfy all of office staff for help before 718-2445 or email oliverg@ For more information contact the Chipola Foundation, call 718-2445. the requirements outlined the deadline week. chipola.edu. Determining when to declaw or not to declaw As much as you love removing the entire third “People have a come into its territory. As jump around the house,” companionship and ability Fluffy, his constant need phalanx of the toe,” said bad feeling about the a result, the cat will need Stickney said. “You also to keep him in your family, to claw your living Dr. Mark Stickney, procedure because they to be an indoor-only cat need to use either shredded surgery might be your only room sofa isn’t clinical associate anthropomorphize to for the remainder of its life newspaper or paper hope. “If it is an indoor cat exactly desirable. professor at the themselves of what it would following the procedure. towel in their litter box as only, you have exhausted all After furnishing Texas A&M College be like to lose the end of Because we love our opposed to gravel based other methods of controlling your home of Veterinary their finger, which would be pets so dearly, we want to litter that could get into the the scratching problem, and with numerous Medicine and a big deal for a person, but do all in our power not to little incisions before they it’s a decision of whether or scratching posts Biomedical a cat doesn’t need to type or inflict any unnecessary heal.” not you’re going to have to and still no Sciences. “So not write like we do,” Stickney pain on them. Though the The decision of whether get rid of your cat,” Stickney improvement, you Pet Talk only the claw that said. “They extend those procedure is painful, by or not to declaw Fluffy is said. “Then the benefits might be asking you can see, but claws when they’re ready using a good multimodal not one to be taken lightly. of declawing surgery yourself, “what now?” the associated bone that to do something destructive pain control protocol that However, if his clawing is absolutely outweigh the As a very last resort, it attaches to the next bone in or to defend themselves; targets the nervous system standing in the way of your risks.” may be time to consider the toe.” otherwise, those digits are at different points in the declawing surgery. 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Flip Flops for Haiti The Chipola College chapter of Phi Beta Lambda Business fraternity is helping the Flip Flops for Haiti project. Members have collected numerous pairs of shoes and other items, which will be delivered to Haiti in June as part of a local church mission project. Pictured from left, are PBL members Alicia Bednar of Sunny Hills, Jeff Pitts of Chipley and Alex Anderson of Caryville.

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For more information, call In looking forward to Mothers, on the other hand, May 14, in the church’s Family 76th Homecoming Cody Baker at 326-5217. Worship Mother’s Day, I could not ask questions to embarrass you Ministry Center. Wilson shares WESTVILLE — West Pittman Under the Stars will be held at help but think about the mess and put you back on the straight Gospel centered messages Baptist Church will hold its 1100 Main St. in Chipley (in the our country is in right and narrow. for all ages with the use of 76th Homecoming at 10:30 a.m. backyard of the Tabernacle of now. Not that messes Mothers expect dramatic and entertaining Sunday, May 18. The guest Praise church on State Road 77). remind me of mothers in an answer to their chemical demonstrations. He speaker will be the Rev. Terroll particular, but honesty questions immediately... recently shared God Science Townes. Music will be provided New Bethany Homecoming compels me to admit they without delay. at the Florida Baptist State by the Giles Family Band of VERNON – New Bethany are good at cleaning up Another reason Evangelism Conference at First Ozark. Dinner will be provided Assembly of God Church will messes. And, the messes mothers would make Baptist Church in Bonifay. Pastor on the grounds. The church is at hold homecoming services at they cleanup are not good politicians is they Kent Lampp and congregation 1603 Bradley Road in Westville. 11 a.m. Sunday, May 25. Brother their doing. That is what Dr. James never stop until the work cordially invite everyone For more information, call the Darvin Glass will bring the makes it so great. is finished. Everybody to join us for this special Rev. Eddie Eaton at 956-4100. message. Lunch will be served at Somebody needs to l. snyder has heard the old saying, Out to Pastor presentation. Bethel Baptist 12:30 p.m. For more information, clean up the mess we are “A man works from sun Church is at 1349 Highway Winterville Assembly call Brother Leon Jenkins at in. up to sun down, but a woman’s 173, Graceville, in the Poplar Homecoming services 773-3003. Anybody who steps outside work is never done.” Springs School Community. For BONIFAY — Winterville their house knows that the It would be beneficial for our more information, call Brenda Assembly of God will hold Grace Assembly country is in a terrific mess country if every politician were Christmas at 263-8705. Homecoming services Sunday, Golf Tournament these days. It would be apprenticed to a mother with May 18. Special guest will be the BONIFAY — Grace Assembly impossible to blame one political four or five kids. Let him follow Mark Bishop in concert Brady’s, starting at 10:45 a.m. A at Chipley will host a golf party over another. In this area, her around for a week, if he can ESTO — Mt. Zion Independent covered-dish lunch will follow the tournament Saturday, June 21, at everybody is equal. The truth last a week, and he will get some Baptist Church will host Mark service at noon. The church is on Dogwood Lakes in Bonifay. is, politicians make messes. idea of what working is all about. Bishop live in concert at 7 p.m. Highway 177A in Bonifay. Furthermore, they leave these By her very nature, a mother Friday, May 16. Come and enjoy Unity Faith Riders messes for other people to clean is always thinking about others. a night of worship with Mark Pleasant Grove Homecoming The Unity Faith Riders up. Many politicians have dirty Rarely does she take any time Bishop, one of the top singers VERNON — Pleasant Grove would like to invite everyone mouths and minds, but none for her own personal pursuits. and songwriters in Southern Homecoming will be held at to their monthly community have dirty hands from cleaning Wouldn’t that be a wonderful Gospel Music. Love offering will 11 a.m. Sunday, May 18. The breakfast held at 7 a.m. every up messes. trait in some politician? be taken at intermission. For Brother Johnny Snodgrass will fourth Saturday in the month at I believe mothers would make Instead of putting his political more information, call 768-0843. bring the message. Dinner will the Vernon Fire Department. wonderful politicians for several career ahead of everything follow the service. The church Breakfast is free, but donations reasons. Mothers, generally else, he would sacrifice himself ‘One Heart’ to perform is at Hinson’s Crossroads. For to the ministry are accepted. speaking, know how to ask to benefit other people, to help at Otter Creek more information, call Brother For more information, call questions: clean up the messes around him. BONIFAY — One Heart, a gospel Bufford Williams at 638-1189. Johnathan Taylor at 768-2444. “Have you washed behind Although it may seem like a group from Bonifay, will be your ears?” “What time are you good idea, we cannot afford to singing at Otter Creek Methodist WUTS Food Drive Welcome All to Blessed getting back?” “If all your friends send mothers to Washington and Church, at 7 p.m. Saturday, May CHIPLEY — Worship Under The Trinity Catholic Church jumped off a bridge would you?” neglect the important work she 17. The church is four miles Stars (WUTS) will host their BONIFAY — Blessed Trinity It is one thing to ask a has at home. Nehemiah said it so north of Ponce de Leon, off first event of the year Saturday, Catholic Church would like question, but it is another well, “I am doing a great work, Highway 81. May 24. A food drive will be to invite everyone to attend thing altogether to ask the so that I cannot come down: why held along with their regular services. Bible Study is held right question. Politicians ask should the work cease, whilst I Pleasant Grove festivities. Food donated will stay from 10:30-11:30 a.m. on Sunday questions they think people leave it, and come down to you?” VERNON — Pleasant Grove in the community in an effort to in the Church Hall. Sunday are asking. Before they query (Nehemiah 6:3). will hold an Open Mic Sing battle hunger. Any type of non- Mass is from 9-10 a.m., and on any audience, they take polls God knew exactly what he at 6 p.m., Saturday, May 17. refrigerated, non-perishable food Wednesday evening, Mass is to make sure they have the was doing when he put together Hamburgers and hot dogs will will be accepted as donation. from 5:30-6:30 p.m. The church is right question so they are not a marvelous creature we now be served at 5 p.m. Everyone WUTS will host a different at 2331 Highway 177A in Bonifay. embarrassed. know as Mother.

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Cook, age 73 of Booster Club. great-grandchild, Caiden of Columbus, Ga., passed beloved children Joshua Memorial service was Chipley, passed Survivors Hartzog. away, Thursday, May 8, Perkins, Austin Perkins held 11 a.m., Monday, away Friday, May 9, include one Memorial services 2014, at her residence and Jacob Perkins, May 12, 2014, at Pleasant 2014, at her home, son, Brian Kent were held Tuesday, May following an extended Maryville, Tenn.; parents, Grove Baptist Church surrounded by Hartzog and 13, 2014, at 5 p.m., in the illness. Judi was born Estal and Wanda Register with the Rev. James her loving family. wife Laura of First Baptist Church in in Tampa on March 21, Mattox, Graceville; Lamb and the Rev. Jack Linda was born Lynn Haven; one Chipley with the Rev. 1978. She was a graduate grandmother, Bonnie Faircloth officiating, March 12, 1941, Linda H. stepson, Timothy Mike Orr officiating. In of Poplar Springs High Register, Graceville; two James & Lipford Funeral in Chipley to the Cook Cook and wife lieu of flowers, the family School and a member of brothers, Josh Mattox Home in Graceville late Oscar B. and Tracy of Vernon; requests contributions to Pleasant Grove Baptist (Ashley), Slocomb, Ala. directing.Family received Thelma (Brock) Hayes. A one daughter, Mary Pat the First Baptist Church Church. and A.J. Mattox (Seanna), friends at the church lifelong resident of Chipley, Hartzog of Chipley; two Building Fund, P.O. Box Predeceased by, Judy Esto; two sisters, Marcey from 10 a.m. until time of Linda had served as Clerk brothers, Francis and 643, Chipley, FL 32428. Terrell and Martha Long (Michael) and Amy service.Expressions of of Court for Washington Harvey Hayes both of Brown Funeral Home of Terrell and grandparents, Young (Dylan), Graceville sympathy can be made County from 1997 to 2013. 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He was a graduate of All inspired the lives of many Funeral service were held Aging (Chipley) senior lunches; for 10 a.m. to noon: Holmes Council on Hallows High School, more. Saturday, May 10th, 2014 at reservations, call 638-6217. Donations Aging provides bingo, exercise, games, receiving his B.A. in Survived by his beloved 3 p.m. at his family church accepted. activities, hot meals and socialization. Political Science from wife, Julia Manners- located at 1211 Sam Ard 1 p.m.: Line dancing, Washington 11 a.m.: Washington Council on Pace University and his Morales; five children, Road with Pastor Larry Council on Aging in Chipley. Aging (Chipley) senior lunches; for M.P.A. from John Jay Nina Morales, Dothan, Ala., Brown officiating and 5 p.m.: New Hope United Methodist reservations, call 638-6217. Donations College of Criminal Justice Wilfred “Willie” Morales, James & Lipford Funeral Church Bible Study accepted. of the City University Brandon, Eileen “China” Home in Graceville 7 p.m.: Depression and Bipolar 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.: On third of New York. A U.S. Morales, West Palm Beach, directing. Expressions of Support Group meets at First Baptist Fridays, Washington County Council on Marine Reservist for Cesar Morales, Tampa, and sympathy can be made at Church educational annex building in Aging (Chipley) will have a plate lunch many years, Mr. Morales Xavier Morales, Westville; www.jamesandlipford.com. Bonifay. Call 547-4397. available to anyone as a fundraiser for our local senior citizens. Plates are $6. THURSDAY Must make reservation at 638-6216 or Deloris F. Foxworth 7:30 a.m.: Washington County 638-6217. Deloris Faye Foxworth, Survivors include her friends Wednesday, May Chamber of Commerce breakfast every 3:30 p.m.: Bead Class every second age 67 of Chipley, passed mother, Frances Suggs 7, 2014, from 6-8 p.m., at third Thursday Friday at Laurden-Davis Art Gallery call away Tuesday, May 6, 2014, of Graceville; son, John Brown Funeral Home, 9-11 a.m.: Amazing Grace Church 703-0347 in the Bay Medical Center, Wayne Foxworth and wife Brickyard Road Chapel. USDA Food Distribution every third 5 p.m.: Red Hill Methodist Church in Panama City. Faye was Charlotte of Cottondale; Funeral services were Thursday (Holmes County Residents Mission Supper 4th Friday of every born Oct. 24, 1946 in Lynn daughter, Kathy Evans held Thursday, May 8, Only) month January – September. Haven, to the late William and husband Roger of 2014, at 2 p.m., at Blue 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.: Money Sense at 6-8 p.m.: Washington County Council Green (Peewee) Suggs and Cottondale; brother, Buddy Lake Baptist Church. Goodwill Career Training Center; call on Aging 50+ dance club for more Frances (Holley) Suggs. A Suggs and wife Janice of Interment followed in 638-0093; every third Thursday information call 638-6216 lifelong resident of Chipley, Decatur, Tenn.; sister, Joan the Church Cemetery. 10 a.m. to noon: Holmes Council 6-8 p.m.: Marianna’s Gathering Place she was a homemaker and Moats and husband David Brown Funeral Home of on Aging provides hot meals and Foundation has a get-together for 50+ member of the Blue Lake of Enterprise, Ala., and Chipley is in charge of the socialization. senior singles, widowed or divorced on Baptist Church in Chipley. two grandchildren, Tabitha arrangements. Friends 10:30 a.m.: Chipley Library preschool last Fridays at Methodist Youth Center Faye is predeceased Foxworth and Dustin and family may sign the story time. in Marianna. Come join the fun for by her husband, Johnny Evans. online register at www. 11 a.m.: Washington Council on games, prizes and snacks. For more Foxworth. The family received brownfh.net. Aging (Chipley) senior lunches; for information, call 526-4561. reservations, call 638-6217. Donations 8 p.m.: Alcoholics Anonymous accepted. open meeting at Chipley Presbyterian Hazel R. Sylvester 11 a.m.: Care Givers Support group Church. Hazel Rebecca one son, Thomas E. Christopher N. Lowery meets third Thursdays at the First Sylvester, age 70 of Sylvester and wife Sandra and Amber M. Lowery and Presbyterian Church at 4437 Clinton St. SATURDAY Chipley, passed from D. Sylvester with their 16 great grandchildren. in Marianna. 8 a.m.: North Bay Clan of The this life Wednesday, four children, Alexander A graveside service Noon: Alcoholics Anonymous Lower Muskogee Creek Yard Sale first May 7, 2014, at Flowers S. Sylvester, Taylor was held at 2 p.m., open meeting at New Life Assembly Saturday of the month until 2 p.m. 1560 Hospital in Dothan, Ala. M. Sylvester, Molly C. Wednesday, May 14, 2014 Fellowship Hall, Chipley Lonnie Road. Hazel was born Aug. 20, Sylvester and Chase T. at the Andersonville 1 p.m.: Caregivers Meeting at Free Medical Clinic in Graceville 1943, in Marianna, to the Sylvester; three daughters, National Cemetery in Washington County Council on Aging Opens 10am third and fifth Saturday of late Moses and Ruby Donna D. Hunter and Andersonville, Ga. In in Chipley for more information call the month. Call 263-6912 or 272-0101 for (Hickman) Payne. She husband Steven E. Hunter lieu of flowers, donations 638-6216 information. has been a resident of the with their three children, should be sent to: 2 p.m.: Writers Group meets the The Holmes County Community Washington County area Tonya E. Hunter, Elizabeth American Diabetes first Thursday of each month (unless a Health Clinic at 203 W. Iowa St., Bonifay, since 2004 coming from M. Hunter and Brittany F. Association 1701 North holiday) at the Chipley Library will be open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., the Deleon Springs. Hunter, Dena D. Silva with Beauregard Street, 4 p.m.: Holmes County Historical first and third Saturday Hazel is preceded in her two children, Ryan Alexandria, Virginia 22311. Society second Thursday of each month. The Alford Community Health death by one daughter, D. Silva and Montana M. Brown Funeral Home is in The public is invited to attend. Clinic will be open the 2nd and 4th Jacqueline J. Sylvester. Baldry, Debra D. Timbs charge of arrangements. 6 p.m.: TOPS meets at 7 p.m. with Saturdays of each month, from 10 a.m. Survivors include her with her five children, Family and friends may weigh in at 6 p.m. at Mt. Olive Baptist until the last patient is seen. loving husband, Thomas Rebecca C. Young, David sign the online register at Church 10 a.m. to noon: Children’s education D. Sylvester of Chipley; C. Brown, Trey C. Brown, www.brownfh.net 6 p.m.: Washington County Council day fourth Saturday of every month on Aging Line Dancing Class for more North Bay Clan Tribal Grounds, 1560 information call 638-6216 Lonnie Road. Ronnie Miller Stanley S. Burgoon Ronnie Miller, age 69 Stanley Samuel worked at Sloan of Bonifay, passed away Burgoon, of Pump Company in Saturday, May 10, 2014. Chipley, passed South Florida and Ronnie was born April away on April then retired and 26, 1945, in Graceville. A 23, 2014, with his moved to Chipley. Find Obituaries. lifelong resident of the three sons by Burgoon is area, he was a graduate his side at Eglin survived by Share Condolences. of Graceville High School, Air Force Base three children, class of 1963 and a U.S. Air Hospital. He was Stanley S. Stanley Ray Force Veteran. Ronnie was born in 1939 in Burgoon DeVoe (Larisa), Celebrate a Life. an avid Florida Gators fan. Cleveland, Ohio. Charles Russell Survivors include his He served 13 years in the Burgoon, and David Ryan Upload your Legacy guest book photos now for FREE! wife of 22 years, Cathy U.S. Navy on aboard the Burgoon (Rebecca); five Miller of Bonifay. U.S.S. Saratoga and the grandchildren and three With your paid obituary, family and friends will now Memorial services U.S.S. Amphion from 1958- great grandchildren. have unlimited access to uploaded photos free of charge. were held Monday, May 1971. He also served two Burgoon was buried at 12, 2014, at 11 a.m. at tours in Vietnam. After the Barrancus National On the IMPROVED obituary section Grandview Assisted his military service, he Cemetery in Pensacola. Living, 3250 Douglas of www.chipleypaper.com or Ferry Road, Bonifay. In bonifaynow.com, you can: lieu of flowers, the family Crossword SOLUTION • More easily search the most timely and suggests contributions to The Baptist College of complete online resource for newspaper Florida, scholarship fund, obituaries in memory of Ronnie • View and sign the new online Miller, 5400 College Dr. Guest Books Graceville, FL 32440. • Online access will also allow you to Brown Funeral Home of attach a candle to your love ones name Chipley is in charge of the along with your message. arrangements. Friends may sign the online register at www.brownfh. net. Find obituaries, share condolences and Ralph D. Holder celebrate a life at www.chipleypaper.com or bonifaynow.com For further information or questions call 638-0212 Ralph David Holder, 71, of Black, Ala., died Saturday, May 3, 2014. In partnership with Memorialization was by cremation with Sims .com® Funeral Home in charge of Legacy

arrangements. 5018784 B6 | HolmesWashington County County Times-Advertiser News/Holmes | Washington County Times County Advertiser News Extra Wednesday,Wednesday, MayMay 14,14, 2014 Community events Panhandle Watermelon Childbirth Education Amerson at 547-8500 ext. org or Regina Blackstock at for the pre-qualifying DeRuntz, Senior Planner, 234. [email protected] call Rance Massengill at Washington County, at Festival Pageant Classes 718-2240. 415-5093 CHIPLEY — The 58th The Florida Department Jackson Hospital Saturday afternoon at annual Panhandle of Health in Holmes Longleaf Pine Benefit for Bob King Watermelon Festival County will be offering 75th Anniversary the movies Forest Restoration There will be a benefit Pageant will be held at free Childbirth Education Celebration BONIFAY — The Holmes 6:30 p.m. Friday, June 6 Classes, from 5:30-7:30 fundraiser for Bob King, MARIANNA —Jackson County High School Key and Management who is fighting cancer, at and Saturday, June 7, at p.m., Thursday, May 15 Club will hold “Saturday the Washington County and Thursday, May 22, at Hospital will celebrate Workshop 10:30 a.m., Saturday, May Afternoon at the Movies” 17 at the Pittman Fire Agricultural Center in the Healthy Start Annex, their 75th Anniversary at CHIPLEY — The at 1 p.m. Saturday, May 17, Department on Highway Chipley. The entry fee is 402 N. Oklahoma St. in 1 p.m. Friday, May 16, in Apalachicola Regional in the HCHS auditorium. 2. There will be a yard sale $60; contestants may enter Bonifay. No person shall, the hospital cafeteria. The Stewardship Alliance The movie to be shown is and cake auction. Lunch the photogenic competition on the grounds of age, hospital is located at 4250 and Florida’s Forest “Monsters University”. The plates will be available for for an additional $10. color, disability, national Hospital Drive in Marianna. Stewardship Program entry fee is a can of food. $6 and will include fried This is an open pageant. origin, race, religion or Please RSVP to Katharine will host a Longleaf Pine Everybody is invited, and chicken or boston butt, Miss contestants must sex be excluded from Dozier at kdozier@ Forrest Restoration and all proceeds will go directly baked beans, potato salad, be a Florida resident to participation in, be denied jackhosp.org or call her at Management workshop to the local food bank. roll and cake. Whole boston participate. benefits of, or be subject 718-2696. from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., butts will be available for a Age groups are as to discrimination under Wednesday, May 14, at $25 donation. Whole boston follows: Sugar Baby Miss – 0 any program or activity Turkey Pond Ranch. The History Seminar Chipola to offer butts must be pre-ordered. to 9 months; Baby Miss – 10- receiving or benefiting from cost of the workshop is For more information call 12 months; Toddler Miss federal financial assistance. The Lower Muskogee lifeguard course $10 and includes lunch Jim King at 956-4506, Betty 13-23 months; Tiny Miss – 2- Sensory impaired Creek Tribe will host a MARIANNA — Chipola and materials. You may Watson at 956-4626, Linda 3 years; Future Little Miss or Limited-English history seminar at 10 a.m. College will offer the register online at http://fsp- Lewis at 956-2235 or David – 4-5 years; Little Miss – six Proficiency patients will be Saturday, May 17 starting American Red Cross workshop051414.eventbrite. Sconiers at 956-2394. to seven years; Petite Miss provided with necessary at the Washington County Lifeguard Training course com or call the Washington – 8-9 years; Miss Preteen aids and interpreters at Public Library located beginning May 12. County Extension Office – 10-11 years; Young Junior no cost by calling Fran at 1444 Jackson Avenue All interested students at 638-6180. The ranch is Beginners Pressure Miss – 12-13 years; Junior Amerson at 547-8500 ext. Chipley. This seminar is must be 15 years of age located at 3157 Chain Lake Miss – 14-15 years; Teen 234. For more information presented to educate the on or before the first Road in Chipley. Canning Class Miss – 16-17 years and Miss or to register for classes, general public, students day of class. The course CHIPLEY — The University – 18-20 years. contact 547-8684 ext. 16 or and teachers on many requires a minimum of 32 of Florida Extension Winners will receive a 18. aspects of the Muskogee hours of training in water Real Estate Program will hold a large trophy, large crown, history and culture. rescue, CPR and First Aid. Professionals pressure canning class and banner, alternated and Topics include: History Attendance is required for from 6 to 9:30 p.m., Tuesday, participants will receive Diabetic Class Myths and Legends of the all class meetings. Students Workshop May 20, at the Washington trophies. Queens should BONIFAY — The Holmes Muskogee Creeks, How the must be in good physical CHIPLEY — The County Ag Center, 1424 be prepared to participate County Health Department Muskogee survived in this condition, able to swim Washington Planning Jackson Avenue in Chipley. in the Watermelon Festival is offering free diabetic area after the Removal, at least 500 yards without Commission will be hosting Participants will learn the activities to include the education classes. Classes Aspects of Daily Living, stopping, able to swim a Workshop for Real basics of pressure canning parade as well as other last about one hour and genealogy, and Treaties of freestyle and breast-stroke. Estate Professionals at 6 by canning vegetables. activities related to the begin at 3 p.m., Wednesday, the Muskogee. Registration Students also must be able p.m., Thursday, May 15, Registration is $5 and Festival. May 14, at the Holmes for the seminar, materials to, retrieve a 10-pound brick at the Washington County includes class materials. Entry Fee and County Health Department. and lunch is $20. For from a seven foot depth, Annex Building, 1331 South Canner gauge testing also applications are due to Classes are open to the more information, contact and tread water without Boulevard, Chipley. The will be available, be sure to Bush Paint and Supply on public. No person shall, on 229-762-3355 hands for two minutes. Workshop discuss various bring canner lid with gauge. or before May 16. Checks the grounds of age, color, A prerequisite swim test Land Use Planning topics, Space is limited. Pre- should be made payable disability, national origin, must be taken before the including, State Growth registration is required by to Panhandle Watermelon race, religion or sex be Muscogee Rendezvous course on May 9. There is Management Regulations, contacting the Washington Festival Pageant and mailed excluded from participation MARIANNA — The no charge to take the test. Large and Small Land County Extension Office or brought to 917 6th Avenue in, be denied benefits of, or Muscogee Creek Indian Course meetings will be Use Map Amendments, at 638-6265, or the Holmes in Graceville. Applications be subject to discrimination Rendezvous will be held held from 4:30 to 8:30 p.m., comprehensive Plans, County Extension Office are available at Bush Paint under any program or from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday, May 12 through Land Development Codes, at 547-1108. Extension and Supply in Graceville, activity receiving or Saturday, May 17, at the Thursday, May 15 and Future Land Use Maps, programs are open to Forget Me Not Photography benefiting from federal Florida Caverns State Monday, May 19 through the Role of the Planning everyone. For persons in Bonifay and at the financial assistance. Please Park. Admission is free. Friday, May 23, with the Commission, Development with disabilities requiring Washington County Ag- contact Leann Jones with There is no charge to set final test Friday, May 23. Orders, and other special accommodations, Extension Office at the AG any questions at 547-8500 up a booth for vendors Cost of the swim course related topics. Realtors, please call 638-6265 (TDD, Center in Chipley. For more ext. 240. Sensory impaired of quality handmade is $200. Students must Developers, Builders, via Florida Relay Service, information call Teresa or Limited-English Muscogee or Indian crafts, register and pay fees when Property Owners, Elected 1-800-955-8771) at least Bush at 263-4744 (daytime) Proficiency patients will be or booths to demonstrate they take the pre-qualifying Officials, and the public five working days before or 263-3072 (evenings) or provided with necessary their products. For more swim test. are encouraged to attend. the class so that proper contact Sherry Saunders at aids and interpreters at information, contact Dale For information about For more information, consideration may be given 263-3554. no cost by calling Fran Taylor at dale@nenehutke. the course or to register please contact Michael J. to the request.

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