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Herald-CitizenFRIDAY,Herald-Citizen OCTOBER 4, 2019 | COOKEVILLE, TENNESSEE 117TH YEAR | NO. 206 75 CENTS BOE talks size of possible new school

BY JIM HERRIN — and more costly — to build already has two sinkholes Director of Schools Jerry “The sooner we make the HERALD-CITIZEN separate PreK-4 and Grade identifi ed on it that will have Boyd noted that when Algood decision, the better,” Boyd 5-8 schools on the property off to be dealt with during con- School fi rst opened, it was a said. “As far as timing goes, The architect designing Lee Seminary Road, in part struction. K-8 school. I’m hoping by the November a new school in southwest because of the topography and Board members then asked “It had one administration meeting, the board will be in a Cookeville advised Putnam soil conditions. him if it would be feasible to and shared space,” he said. good position to start nailing County School Board mem- “The geo-tech report really build just one school, housing “You certainly take steps to down that decision.” bers Thursday that a PreK-4 advised us strongly to not cut approximately 1,000 students separate the younger grade The school board has school of approximately much on the site, not to go in in grades PreK-8, but with one levels from the higher grade tentatively scheduled a joint 114,000 square feet could easily and take off a lot of hills,” he library, one cafeteria and one levels, but it’s very doable and meeting with members of the fi t on the 45-acre site — most said. “They’re very concerned, administrative staff . a good possibility.” Putnam County Commission likely by using two-story class- if we do that, we’re opening up “We don’t want to build just Chamberlin said he would for 6 p.m. Nov. 12. Board mem- room wings. us to be more susceptible to a replacement,” said board work up a design for that type ber Celeste Gammon said she But Kim Chamberlin of sinkholes showing up at other member David McCormick. of school and present it to hopes to have something more Upland Design Group said it spots on the property.” “We want to build enough to board members at their next concrete to show commission- would be more challenging He said the existing site have an expansion.” meeting. ers at that meeting. Baxter man Food to the Rescue indicted on three rape counts

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A Putnam County man has been arrested after he was indicted for three counts of ag- gravated rape Monday. Scott Arnold Teeples, 21, was indicted for three counts of ag- gravated rape against one female victim, according to the indict- ment. He turned himself in to law enforcement Thursday at the Teeples Putnam County Sheriff ’s Offi ce. Teeples is a 2017 graduate of Upperman High School. Offi cials with the Putnam County Sheriff ’s Offi ce investigated the rape, but would not release the report Friday. The alleged rape happened Oct. 2, 2018, according to the indictment. The family hired an attorney and requested JIM HERRIN | HERALD-CITIZEN an order of protection for the victim against Food To The Rescue begins distributing food Thursday from Central City Church. The organization Teeples. That order was granted by Judge will be delivering to 648 children in Putnam County that would otherwise struggle to eat or have Steve Qualls in January. food during their school Fall Break. From left, Ashley Swann, director of Food To The Rescue; Serina As of press time Friday, Teeples was still in Wells, site coordinator; and volunteers Amanda Worrell and Brandon Wacker from Cumberland jail on a $125,000 bond. He will appear Nov. 4 Auto. in Putnam County Criminal Court. Plateau celebrates 50 years

BY BEN WHEELER time there are six signatures 50 years,’ and they did not in- HERALD-CITIZEN from the Plateau board,” said crease the rent.” Chris Wyre, CEO. “They signed Wyre said Plateau Mental Plateau Mental Health Center the lease to lease this land. That Health Center will continue for is celebrating 50 years of service was a 50-year lease, but these another 50 years in the same in Cookeville and is looking for- folks had a real commitment, so facility, with the same rent it had ward to another 50 more. in their infi nite wisdom they put for the fi rst 50 years — one dollar. “Almost 51 years ago now, a clause in there that said, ‘at the Community Outreach Coor- there were two people, the end of the 50 years, if the orga- dinator Danielle Smith said so BEN WHEELER | HERALD-CITIZEN County Executive along with the nization was still viable, that we Volunteer Behavioral Health CEO Chris Wyre Plateau board, and I think at that could extend that lease another SEE PLATEAU, PAGE A2 told past employees that Plateau Mental Health Center has extended its lease another 50 years. ‘Christmas Movie Memories’ selected as parade theme

COOKEVILLE-PUTNAM Chairman of the Cookev- 6:30 p.m. ities on themes for fl oats and chamber’s website and social COUNTY CHAMBER OF ille-Putnam County Christ- The route will begin on entries for the parade is nearly media, and hard copies can be COMMERCE —Offi cials with mas Parade again this year,” Washington Avenue and 6th endless,” Porter said. “We look obtained at the chamber. the Cookeville-Putnam Coun- Putnam County Mayor Randy Street before turning right on forward to a great night, as “Some of my fondest mem- ty Chamber of Commerce, Porter said. “Our parade con- Washington and Broad Street, our community comes togeth- ories of past holiday seasons Putnam County and City of tinues to grow and be a great and ending at the Cookeville er to celebrate this wonderful is gathering around the living Cookeville are excited to an- night of fun and excitement for Depot Museum. holiday season.” room with my family and nounce that ‘Christmas Movie our community.” “Our committee chose the Entry forms for those who watching our favorite Christ- Memories’ is the theme of The parade is scheduled for theme ‘Christmas Movie wish to participate in this mas movies together,” Cookev- the 53rd Cookeville-Putnam 6 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 14. A Memories’ this year. With year’s parade will be available ille-Putnam County Cham- County Christmas Parade. rain date is scheduled for the all of us having a favorite Friday, Oct. 11. The digital ver- ber President/CEO George “I’m honored to be the following Monday, Dec. 16 at Christmas movie, the possibil- sion will be available on the Halford said. herald-citizen.com INDEX 2 sections | 18 pages OBITUARIES Page A5 DEAR ABBY A10 COMICS A11 OPINION A4 Tamera Lyons, Cookeville Larry Harville, Cookeville Sebastian Bartolome, Cookeville CALENDAR A6 CROSSWORD A11 SPORTS B1 Theresa Gragg, Cookeville JB Ledbetter, Livingston CLASSIFIED B3 MORE A10 SUDOKU A11 Donnie Kelly, Baxter Grace Sparks, Cookeville A2 HERALD-CITIZEN FROM PAGE 1 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2019 herald-citizen.com 0LOTTERY0 Offi cials identify Thursday Cash 3 several issues with Evening 9-0-0, Lucky Sum: 9 Midday 9-4-5, Lucky Cornerstone HVAC Sum: 18 Morning 5-6-8, Lucky BY JIM HERRIN Sum: 19 HERALD-CITIZEN

Cash 4 The air conditioning problem at Cornerstone Evening 0-8-2-6, Lucky Elementary School this week was caused by a Sum: 16 variety of issues, according to Tony Simmons, Midday 1-2-9-7, Lucky the school system’s assistant maintenance super- Sum: 19 visor. Morning 0-1-8-6, Lucky Sum: 15 Simmons provided a report to school offi cials indicating that the chiller at Cornerstone was Cash4Life shutting down “due to several issues.” 01-25-53-56-58, Cash “The cooling tower, which is slated to be Ball: 2 replaced during fall break, was not working BEN WHEELER | HERALD-CITIZEN properly which placed a larger than normal load on the chiller,” he said. 0READERREADER SSERVICESERVICES0 In addition, he said a small oil leak was detect- Grand reopening ed at the compressor — an issue that was cor- Address: rected by a technician Wednesday morning. 1300 Neal St. Logan’s Roadhouse celebrated its reopening following an extensive “Coolant which cools the electric motor wind- Cookeville, TN 38501 remodeling project. The restaurant honored one of the longtime ings had a poor fl ow ratio,” Simmons said. “The customers and family of Putnam County Sheriff ’s department’s Mike coolant was replaced to correct this issue.” Mailing Address: Wilson. Wilson passed away following a battle with cancer. From left, School offi cials had planned to temporarily P.O. Box 2729 Mary Clark, Browdy Fain, Michael Wilson, Jackson Sims and Amy Wilson. relocate students after the air conditioning fi rst Cookeville TN 38502 malfunctioned Tuesday, but repairs were made quickly enough that the students remained in the building. Deputy Director of Schools Corby King Phone: 931-526-9715 said the maintenance work required the assis- Fax: 931-526-1209 Baxter working to repair tance of a contractor that specializes in the type of cooling system at Cornerstone Elementary News School. [email protected] equipment, water leaks “Thankfully, the contractor was able to re- Sports spond and correct the issues at Cornerstone Ele- [email protected] BY PAIGE STANAGE thing that happened,” Martin said. “We mentary much sooner than anticipated,” he said. Advertising HERALD-CITIZEN had a big leak today on Wolf Creek, and “The quick response, diagnosis, and repairs to [email protected] we’ve had four down in that area this the system allowed Cornerstone students, faculty Living Baxter Mayor John Martin said the week.” members, and staff to remain in the facility with [email protected] reported water leak issues for citizens He said he understands people are a working cooling system until Fall Break.” Circulation are partially due to a malfunctioning upset when they don’t have water He said the coolant system will receive a full [email protected] pressure meter. access. maintenance service when the malfunctioning Business News John Ramsey, the Water & Sewer De- “I know people get upset about being cooling tower is replaced during Fall Break. [email protected] partment Superintendent, was working out of water, but that’s just one of those Church News on the issues at the same time the Bax- things that happen sometimes,” said [email protected] ter Board of Aldermen were meeting Martin. “But I do want to compliment School News Thursday evening. the people we have on the (Water & Algood to show [email protected] “John (Ramsey) is down there now. I Sewer) department. It’s unbelievable Classified Ads think a lot of the problem they’re hav- what a job they do, and the number of [email protected] ing is the pressure meter we’ve got,” he employees that we have in this town said. “We just found out there is some- and what they accomplish is unbeliev- off park plans Letter Guidelines thing wrong with it. Wescon (Company) able. I just want to say thank you.” All letters to the editor must be is down there now and working on it The Baxter Water Department num- BY BEN WHEELER signed and include the writer’s with him.” ber is 858-4142. Offi ce hours are 7 a.m. HERALD-CITIZEN name, address and phone Some aff ected customers are experi- to 3:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, but number. Letters are subject to encing either low water pressure or no the offi ce is closed 12 to 1 p.m. for lunch. It’s been a while since the Algood Park project editing and/or rejection. A strict water at all. Call 858-4111 to report interruptions has had any updates, but residents are fi nally 400-word limit will be enforced. “We’ve had a lot of issues as far as after offi ce hours. about to see the master plan. Send letters to the mailing water (line) breaks. I know the street The Baxter Water & Sewer Depart- Algood offi cials will host a town hall meeting address listed above, or email department has been virtually up ment serves approximately 2,200 cus- to discuss the master plan at 5 p.m. Oct. 22, at to [email protected]. working on it all night. It’s just some- tomers, Martin said. Algood City Hall. “The master plan has been developed for Order a Photo proposal, but we want to release to public com- Every photograph taken by a ment before it is fi nalized so it can be tweaked Herald-Citizen photographer still if needed,” Keith Morrison, City Adminis- and published in the paper trator, said. “We are hopeful that it will be well is available for purchase. Go received.” to www.herald-citizen.com The public meeting will give attendees a and click on “Photo Gallery.” chance to see what the plan has to off er, as well Also, many photos included in as discuss the plan with GRW and Clinton Engi- online stories are available for neering. purchase. Clinton Engineering of Cookeville was chosen to design the park master plan in December 2018. Subscriptions City council members chose Clinton Engineering To subscribe, call 931-526-9715. due to its local roots. Visa, MasterCard, Discover The 21.25-acre area where the park will be and AmEx accepted. located is at the end of Thompson Lane and Main Rates: Street with the back of it on Mill Street and High- 3 mo 6 mo 1yr PAIGE STANAGE | HERALD-CITIZEN way 111. Carrier or The two tracts of land for the park were bought Mail: 385 in 2017 by the city for $767,050. Zip Code $28 $54 $95 Working together On Tuesday, Algood council members will Print & vote at their October council meeting on whether E-Edition $29 $56 $98 Plateau Mental Health hosted a Back Porch event Thursday to bridge the or not to place a veteran’s memorial in the new E-Edition Only $21 $42 $84 gap between mental health and law enforcement. Program Coordinator green space. The town meeting on the park will Mail: Outside Donna P. Vize, LMSW, said Putnam County law enforcement personnel take place at 5 p.m. Oct. 22, in Algood City Hall, 385 Zip $49 $85 $143 were invited to come and meet staff who work in the Crisis Stabilization 215 W. Main St. Mail: Outside Unit and the Crisis Response Team staff during the event. From left Tennessee $82 $132 $220 are Phyllis Persinger with Volunteer Behavioral Health/Plateau Mental Health; Sejal West with Volunteer Behavioral Health/Plateau Mental Miss Your Paper? Health; Vize; Kim Sowell with Volunteer Behavioral Health/Plateau Your carrier is an independent Mental Health; CPD Maj. Ken Sircy; Lauren Tedesco with Volunteer contractor. However, as a service Behavioral Health/Plateau Mental Health; and Patrick Johnson with Immigration to our subscribers, our circulation Volunteer Behavioral Health/Plateau Mental Health. department is open from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. Monday, 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. Tuesday-Friday and from attorney to speak 7-9 a.m. Sunday to answer calls. PLATEAU: Group signs lease for 50 more years Call 931-526-9715. FROM PAGE A1 The mental health facility which Herald-Citizen is under the Volunteer Behavioral Monday at Tech USPS 313-680 much has changed in mental health Health umbrella invited a number ISSN 8750-5541 that it’s easier to identify what hasn’t of its early employees for a breakfast Attorney and advocate Marty Rosenbluth will The Herald-Citizen is published after- changed, and primarily, it’s the to honor their groundwork 50 years speak on fi ghting to keep immigrant families to- noons Tuesday through Friday and stigma. ago. gethergp at 7 p.m., Monday, Oct. 7, in Derryberry Hall Sunday morning except New Year’s “The way that we function has “For those of us that are still here, Auditorium. Day, Independence Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day by Cookeville changed. The state has recently ad- I think that this is an indication that Rosenbluth is an attorney and Newspapers, Inc., at 1300 Neal St., opted what we call Tennessee Health we have a responsibility to follow advocate with more than 35 years in- P.O. Box 2729, Cookeville, TN 38502. Link, which pushed us to be more this legacy,” Wyre said. “It’s import- volvement with social change, human Periodicals postage paid at Cookeville TennCare and Medicare instead of ant that these people have put all rights issues and non-governmental TN. POSTMASTER: send address changes to Herald-Citizen, P.O. Box private insurance,” Smith said. “I this time and eff ort into this so we organizations. 2729, Cookeville TN 38502. feel like the stigma hasn’t changed can help that disadvantaged popula- In 2017, he moved from Hillsbor- The Herald-Citizen is a member of a whole lot unfortunately, and that’s tion that we serve.” Rosenbluth ough, North Carolina, to Lumpkin, the Tennessee Press Association something we try to battle everyday.” “We have a responsibility to take Georgia, to help refugees being and the Associated Press. The As- “Honestly, the only thing that’s that and make it better and more effi - detained there because there were no other lawyers sociated Press is entitled exclusively to use for publication news printed in changed towards the positive is the cient. We really appreciate the legacy in the town. The closest lawyers are about 140 miles the Herald-Citizen. stigma towards suicide and suicide that’s left. Our mission is really away in Atlanta. Stewart Detention Center is in prevention. They’ve done really well summed up by help today for a better Lumpkin, near the Alabama border. to push on that stigma.” tomorrow.” This event is free and open to the public. Jack McNeely WEATHER Editor & Publisher Tonight Sunday Monday Readings Lindsay McReynolds Mostly clear, low around 53. A 50% chance of showers and Showers likely. Mostly cloudy, high Thursday’s high in Cookeville was 94, low 61. Thursday’s Managing Editor thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, high near 67. high in Monterey was 91, low 65. Saturday near 81. Roger Wells Sunny, high near 87. Monday Night Almanac Advertising Director Sunday Night Partly cloudy, low around 48. Friday is the 277th day of the year, with 88 remaining. The Saturday Night Showers and thunderstorms likely. sun sets at 6:22 p.m. and will rise at 6:40 a.m. Saturday. Keith McCormick A 30% chance of showers after 1 a.m. Low around 57. 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ormally, when I write these columns, I try to fi nd something funny, weird or cute to talk about. Quite frankly, there’s too much anger and sadness in the world and I’d like to put a Nlittle goodness out. Unfortunately, that’s not where my mind is this week. We have entered the season for two things I really hate: spiders and pumpkin spice. I simply can’t think about anything else. So let’s start with spiders. As I’ve said many times before, my family lives in the woods. At any point, we might encounter one or more of the LETTERS TO THE EDITOR KATE forest’s residents. We’ve had turkeys, COOK an army of squirrels, coyotes, snakes You can rest easy on red flag law s and bats. We’ve also got a fair number offi insects, t which is why we see bats, frogs and other Steve Moore (Herald-Citizen, fi rearms under lock-and-key to burden of proof must be met to critters. There’s plenty for spiders to eat. And I Sept. 19) can rest easy with his prevent the tragic deaths that court standards, and frivolous respect that. The circle of life isn’t just something guns, because “Red Flag” laws occur all too frequently when complaints won’t get very far. you’ll hear about in a Disney movie, you can watch will not result in any of the out- children can access unsecured Mr. Moore states “a court order it right from my front porch. comes he fears. guns in the home. must be issued before guns I don’t begrudge the noble spider their food, H.R. 3076, “Extreme Risk Pro- Mr. Moore asks if anyone who are confi scated.” He will be it’s the webs that are the problem. Generally, the tection Order Act of 2019,” intro- is classifi ed as having a “mental pleased to know that the bills spiders place their webs on or around my porch. duced to the House, and Senate disorder” (i.e., a veteran with introduced and all red fl ag laws Sometimes, they want to get a little closer to the bill 7 (S. 7, Senate Judiciary PTSD) will have their guns con- currently in place in the states bugs near the light. Which is right next to our door. Committee) will provide family fi scated? NO. Firearms could respect due process. The peti- Which means, sometimes I exit my home to get a members and law enforcement not be confi scated on the basis tion must go to a judge, and only face full of spider web that may or may not have with new tools to prevent gun of a mental illness diagnosis if the court fi nds (S.7) “by clear insect carcasses or even the spider attached. Spi- violence and deaths through alone. and convincing evidence that der webs are eff ective because they’re sticky and the temporary confi scation of Mr. Moore is concerned that the respondent poses a signifi - diffi cult to see. So when one is suddenly wrapped fi rearms from individuals who a “spiteful neighbor” could call cant danger of causing personal around your head, it’s surprising, very unpleasant have been adjudicated as posing police to confi scate someone’s injury to himself or herself or and can be diffi cult to remove. a threat to themselves or others. guns. Frivolous complaints others by having in his posses- I don’t usually kill spiders on my porch, I know Neither is part of a “quest for are extremely unlikely in the sion a fi rearm of ammunition” how important they are. But the ones that build complete gun control,” but for fi rst place as the application or can the court “issue an extreme their web in front of my door quickly fi nd them- common-sense, individualized, petition submitted must contain risk protection order.” selves sprayed or squashed. gun control. provable allegations and must Please read the texts of H.R. The other fall inconvenience is this pumpkin Mr. Moore’s apparently be signed under oath or by a 3076 and S. 7 to ease your mind spice foolishness. It’s everywhere. I hate pumpkin. I thinks there is some nefarious signed affi davit, lying on either about Red Flag laws, and think don’t mind the spice so much, cinnamon and cloves plot in a pediatrician asking a of which is a felony (perjury) of the innocent lives that will be and nutmeg go with a great number of other things, parent if they have guns in the punishable by up to fi ve years saved. like apples, sweet potatoes and several types of home when, in fact, the doc- imprisonment. Reporting your squash. But the pumpkin fl avor is just horrible. The tors purpose is to ensure that neighbor for “spite” is unlikely. Barbara Rosensteel scent reminds me of sugared dirt. There’s that rich, parents know to keep those In the second place, the Baxter earthy, pumpkin fl avor with a whole lot of sugar and spice. It’s enough to make you want to throw up. And it’s everywhere. You can’t turn around with- out hitting a pumpkin spice something or other. Cof- fee, donuts, granola bars, tea, air fresheners, coff ee creamer, breakfast cereal, personal care products and candles have all fallen out of the pumpkin spice A b ig ‘ thank you’ to Cookeville employees tree and hit every branch on the way down. If you go to Walmart.com and type in “pumpkin spice” the Thanks to the Cookeville about some behemoth vehicle have their right wheels next to search will come back with 804 diff erent products. Police and Public Works for the blocking the road and my view. the curb, my travels on Broad That includes some things that are a fall-brown new white, limit space lines on I’m thrilled that the new Street would be bliss. color, like a set of pumpkin spice coff ee mugs. West Broad Street. limit lines continue in front of Truly, thanks to everyone I swear, hundreds of years from now, archaeol- I am so happy to drive in the post offi ce. Now if we could who made this happen. ogists will believe early 21st century Americans my lane all the way down the just stop drivers from u-turn- worshipped pumpkin spice. And they wouldn’t be street and to be able to watch for ing in front of the “No U-turn” Linda Clemons wrong. You should see the look on peoples’ faces pedestrians without worrying sign and get parallel parkers to Cookeville when I decline to smell their pumpkin spice candles or sample their new pumpkin spice cookies. No thanks, I’d rather make a deal with Ursula the Sea Witch to take my sense of smell. So that’s my small negative rant. Now, if only the spiders could stay on their side of the porch and folks could keep their pumpkin spice to themselves, The importance of Senate maj ority party I’d be a happy girl.

KATE COOK is city editor of the Herald-Citizen. Her email “You don’t even have to be — Lindsey Graham, Republican. sometimes. address is [email protected]. convicted of a crime to lose your A side note — At some point, Isn’t it sad that Trump’s im- job in this constitutional repub- presumably a long time ago, peachment conviction doesn’t lic if the Senate determines that Mr. Graham had some form of hinge on what is true, what is your conduct as a public offi cial integrity and desire to uphold the ethical and moral, or what is is clearly out of bounds in your Constitution and it’s basic fun- best for the country. It hinges on role . . . because impeachment is damentals. Evidently something which party has the majority in MODERATELY CONFUSED not about punishment. Impeach- (or someone) has caused him to the Senate. ment is about cleansing the offi ce. compromise his beliefs, and now Impeachment is about restoring he’s become what he is. Country Ray Lee Sr. honor and integrity to the offi ce.” before Party. A true American — Monterey

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District 42 (Part of Putnam Ave. North, Suite 604 Cordell 20510, 202-224-4944 (Fax) 202- County), 615-741-1875, 425 5th Hull Bldg, Nashville TN 37243, 228-3398, alexander.senate.gov/ Ave. North, Suite 400 Cord- rep.cameron.sexton@capitol. public ell Hull Bldg, Nashville TN tn.gov, www.capitol.tn.gov/ CONGRESSMAN JOHN ROSE (R- 37243,rep.ryan.williams@capi- house/members/h25.html TN) tol.tn.gov, www.capitol.tn.gov/ STATE REP. JOHN MARK WINDLE 1232 Longworth HOB Wash- house/members/h42.html (D-LIVINGSTON) ington, D.C. 20515 , 202-225-4231 STATE REP. PAUL SHERRELL District 41, (Morgan, Jackson, (Fax) 202-225-6887, johnrose. (R-SPARTA) Overton and part of Fentress house.gov District 43 (White, Grundy counties), 615-741-1260, 425 5th STATE SEN. PAUL BAILEY and part of Warren counties), Ave. North, Suite 428 Cordell (R-SPARTA) 425 5th Ave. North, Suite 670 Hull Bldg, Nashville TN 37243, District 15 (Cumberland, Jack- Cordell Hull Bldg, Nashville [email protected], son, Overton, Bledsoe, Putnam TN 37243, 615-741-1963, rep.paul. capitol.tn.gov/house/members/ and White counties), 615-741- [email protected], www. h41.html FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2019 NEWS HERALD-CITIZEN A5 herald-citizen.com 0OBITUARIES0 Tamera Sue Lyons Theresa Ann Gragg COOKEVILLE — COOKEVILLE — Tamera Sue Lyons, 49, Theresa Ann Gragg, 63, passed away at home in of Cookeville, Ten- Cookeville, Tennessee, nessee, passed away Thursday, Sept. 26, Tuesday, Oct. 1, 2019, at 2019, after an extended her home surrounded illness. by family and friends. She is survived by Theresa was born her mother, and her Sunday, Oct. 16, 1955, in son, Kyle Lyons, both of Warren, Michigan. She Cookeville; as well as was the daughter of the AP an aunt and cousins. late Fred Nixon and the Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland speaks with a Born in Huntington late Minnie Lee (Hen- group voters at a restaurant in Memphis. Beach, California, the drickson) Nixon. daughter of Sharon inthewordsofhersonin the words of her son, Theresa is survived Dwight Henry officiatoffi ciat- A. Baker and the late who always wanted to by her daughter, Tonya ing. J. Donald Baker, she get to know people fully C. Loftin; grandchil- Visitation with the was the granddaughter and genuinely. dren, David Loftin and family will be held Memphis of the late Walter and Many benefi ted Anessa Loftin; neph- Saturday, Oct. 5, from Ella Magnuson. She from her leadership ew, Brian and Megan 3-5 p.m. at Crest Lawn was a graduate of Delta for numerous school DiBianca and their Funeral Home. College in Stockton, and church Christmas children; niece, Rina To sign the online voters return California, where she bazaars at Heavenly and John Andres; and a guestbook and to send earned a degree in Host Lutheran Church, host of cousins, spe- the family a message nursing. of which she was an ac- cial friends, and other please visit www.crest- For 27 years, Ms. tive member of the Al- family. lawnmemorial.com. mayor to offi ce Lyons was a devoted tar Guild and Lutheran In addition to her Arrangements en- registered nurse who Women’s Missionary parents, Theresa was trusted to Crest Lawn served in the cardio- League. preceded in death by Funeral Home-Crema- MEMPHIS (AP) — budgets without raising vascular intensive care A celebration of life her sister, Sheila DiBi- tion Center, 526-6384. Jim Strickland, the taxes. unit and in quality service will be held in anca. mayor of Memphis, Ten- Strickland greatly assurance review at her honor Sunday, Oct. Celebration of life nessee, likes to say the outdistanced his oppo- Cookeville Regional 6, at Heavenly Host services for Theresa city has momentum. nents in fundraising, Medical Center; She Lutheran Church, with Ann Gragg will be Voters appear to though he did not win has also worked for Ge- visitation at 2 p.m., held from the chapel agree with him. the endorsement of the neva Hospice and was followed by services at of Crest Lawn Funeral Strickland won a big city’s fi re and police the nursing manager at 3 p.m. Home on Saturday, Oct. victory Thursday for unions. Herenton se- DeKalb Hospital. Memorial contribu- 5, at 5 p.m. with Bro. the opportunity to lead cured those. She is remembered tions may be made to the soulful Mississippi Strickland said he by family and friends the scholarship fund at River city for another would like to dedi- as energetic, positive Heavenly Host Luther- Donnie ‘Pig’ Ray Kelly four years. He soundly cate more eff orts to and organized, “a type an Church and Early defeated several other removing litter from triple A personality,” Childhood Center. COOKEVILLE — Fu- the funeral home. mayoral candidates, city streets and touted neral services for Don- Mr. Kelly passed including Willie Her- the Memphis 3.0 plan, nie “Pig” Ray Kelly, 70, away Wednesday, Oct. enton, the city’s fi rst which would try to Larry W. Harville of Baxter, will be held 2, 2019, at his home in elected black mayor, bring more investment at 1 p.m. Monday, Oct. Double Springs, Ten- and Tami Sawyer, a to neighborhoods. COOKEVILLE — The family has cho- 7, at the chapel of Crest nessee. social activist. “If we really want to Larry W. Harville, 64, sen cremation, and a Lawn Funeral Home Crest Lawn Funeral Herenton and Sawyer grow neighborhoods of Cookeville, Ten- memorial service will with Bro. Ted Kocher Home is in charge of ar- conceded the race to that haven’t had invest- nessee, passed away be held at a later date. offi ciating. rangements, 526-6384. Strickland Thursday ment, many of those Tuesday, Oct. 1, 2019, Whitson Funeral Burial will follow night. have way too much at Cookeville Regional Home is in charge of in Kelly Cemetery in The race came at litter,” Strickland said Medical Center. arrangements, 526-2151. Cookeville, Tennessee. an important time for at his victory party The family will Memphis, a majori- Thursday night. “We’ve receive friends Sunday, ty-black city still grap- got to raise the quality Oct. 6, from 2-5 p.m. at pling with economic and of life in those areas so Sebastian Miguel social inequities that private investors want existed when the Rev. to put their money in.” Bartolome Martin Luther King Jr. The 79-year-old Her- was assassinated there enton is a former Golden COOKEVILLE — Mr. Bartolome Grace Anne Sparks in 1968. The downtown Gloves boxer and edu- Funeral services for passed away Satur- area has shown signs of cator who became the Sebastian Miguel Bar- day, Sept. 28, 2019, in COOKEVILLE — passed away suddenly rebirth in recent years, city’s fi rst elected black tolome, 49, of Cookev- Cookeville. Memorial services for Sunday, Sept. 29, 2019, with businesses mov- mayor in 1991. Few ille, Tennessee, will be Hooper-Huddleston & Grace Anne Sparks, 19, in Knoxville, Tennes- ing in and new hotels people have more name held at 2 p.m. Saturday, Horner Funeral Home of Cookeville, Tennes- see. planned. But neighbor- reignition in Memphis Oct. 5, at Saint Thom- is in charge of arrange- see, will be held at 1 Dyer Funeral Home hoods just beyond still than Herenton, who as Aquinas Catholic ments, 526-6111. p.m. Saturday, Oct. 5, is in charge of arrange- suff er from much of the dominated local politics Church. at the chapel of Dyer ments, 526-7158. same persistent woes during his 18-year reign Interment will be Funeral Home. King confronted a half as mayor. at a later date in San The family will century ago. Herenton’s tenure Sebastian Coatan, Gua- receive friends at the Strickland, 55, was a ended amid accusa- temala. funeral home Saturday, City Council member tions of corruption. He Visitation will be Oct. 5, from noon until before he was elect- subsequently made a from 1-2 p.m. Saturday, service time at 1 p.m. ed in 2015 as the fi rst failed run for Congress Oct. 5, at the church. Grace Anne Sparks white mayor in nearly in 2010. 25 years in the majori- Sawyer is a 37-year- ty-black city. old Shelby County com- JB Ledbetter During his tenure, missioner who sought to he has helped lure become Memphis’ fi rst LIVINGSTON — Fu- Daniels Cemetery, with p.m., and Monday, Oct. Home is in charge of economic development female mayor. neral services for JB military honors provid- 7, from 10 a.m. until arrangements, 931-823- and defi ed the Tennes- She also is African Ledbetter, 87, of Overton ed by Overton County service time at 2 p.m. 1201. see legislature to help American. Sawyer has County, Tennessee, will Veterans Honor Guard. Mr. Ledbetter passed remove Confederate-era challenged a political be held at 2 p.m. Mon- Family will receive away Tuesday, Oct. 1, statues from city parks. establishment she says day, Oct. 7, at the chapel friends at the funeral 2019, at Saint Thomas He sought to add more has contributed to eco- of Livingston Funeral home Sunday, Oct. 6, West in Nashville, Ten- police offi cers, repair nomic inequality, ram- Home. from 5-9 p.m. with a nessee. roads, enact univer- pant blight and racial Burial will be in Masonic service at 7 Livingston Funeral sal pre-K and balance division. US adds 136,000 jobs, lowering unemployment to 3.5%

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FRIDAY, OCT. 4 Cauley. 1:30-3 p.m. Col- Book Sale: Twice Told lage with Joanne Tales, used bookstore at Stanfi eld. Cookeville Putnam County Library, History Museum, 40 E. 4-6 p.m. for members of Broad St. Call 520-5455. Library Friends only. Shakespeare in the Park: AP (Memberships available “Antony & Cleopatra” 7 Wholesale vape shops line a street in in downtown Los Angeles. A shadowy but widely sold at door). Hardbound-$2. p.m. Free outdoor the- illegal marijuana vape is drawing the attention of investigators looking into a rash of lung Paperback 50¢. Chil- ater experience at Dog- illnesses around the U.S. dren’s 25¢. Bargain Cart wood Park, 30 E. Broad hardbound 50¢. Street. Call 528-1313. Dance: Country/West- Dodson Branch Community ern. $5/person. Living- Dinner: 4 p.m. Spaghetti Investigators focus on rogue vape brand ston Community Center, dinner with bread, sal- 312 West Broad Street. ad, desert & drink. Cake LOS ANGELES (AP) — It’s a So far, investigators have not able for as little as $20 a gram on No smoking, no alcohol walk, silent auction & widely known vape cartridge in identifi ed a culprit in the illness- the illicit market, roughly one- inside. music. Adults/$7, kids the marijuana economy, but it’s es reported in dozens of states. third of what a customer would Dance & Country Music: 12 & under/$3. Desserts not a licensed brand. And it’s got But offi cials say patients have pay for a cartridge in a legal 7-10 p.m. Veterans Build- for cake walk & dessert the kind of market buzz no legiti- mentioned the Dank name fre- marijuana shop in California ing, 90 E. Spring Street, table always welcome. mate company would want. quently. Many of the people who But they come with risk: Cookeville. Adults $5, Buff alo Valley School: 90th The vape cartridges that go got sick in Illinois and Wiscon- Products in the legal marijuana Kids $2. Music: Tennes- Anniversary Cele- by the catchy, one-syllable name sin, for example, said they used market are tested for safety and see Outlaw Band. Open bration of the school “Dank” _ a slang word for highly cartridges sold in Dank packag- purity, while those in the illicit to the public. building & homecoming. potent cannabis _ are fi gur- ing. market are not and could contain Old Fashioned Spelling Bee: Begins 10 a.m. Ham & ing prominently in the federal The raw materials to produce pesticides, heavy metals or other 7 p.m. Ongoing family chicken served. Please investigation to determine what a Dank vape aren’t hard to fi nd: dangerous contaminants. fun since 1946. Smith bring a side dish. Call has caused a rash of mysterious Ready-to-fi ll Dank boxes and According to California Chapel. Everyone wel- 526-7564. and sometimes fatal lung illness- cartridges can be ordered from records, no licensed company is come. Call 520-0023. Book Signing: Hugh W. es apparently linked to vaping. Chinese internet sites for pen- manufacturing a cannabis vape Shakespeare in the Park: Denny will be at the Most of the cases have involved nies apiece. A Craigslist post carrying the Dank name them in “Cymbeline” 7 p.m. Free Buff alo Valley Commu- products that contain the mar- last week off ered a box stuff ed the state. outdoor theater experi- nity Center/Library, 10 ijuana compound THC, often with empty Dank packages for “It was never a legitimate com- ence at Dogwood Park, a.m. Signing his recent obtained from illegal sources. $16. And you can buy the boxes pany,” said Los Angeles dispen- 30 E. Broad Street. Call book “Crossing McDan- The suspect Dank vapes are and empty cartridges in shops in sary owner Donnie Anderson. 528-1313. iel Branch.” a familiar product in the un- downtown Los Angeles. “It was always an underground Brown Bag Lunch Con- Craft/Vendor Sale: derground marijuana economy A rogue producer adds canna- brand.” cert: 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. “Strength Over Diffi cul- _ it’s not a legal, tested brand. bis oil _ almost certainly untest- Given the shadowy pedigree of “Emily Daniels” per- ty” 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Food, It’s merely a name on a box or a ed _ and it’s ready for sale. Dank vapes, it’s not surprising forms. Cookeville Depot music & face painting. cartridge, packaging that’s easily “It’s a generic product name that details about its history are Museum. 116 W. Broad Fairgrounds, Music obtained online and used by illic- that doesn’t really tie back to scarce. In California, the Dank St. Buy a lunch or bring Barn. Proceeds benefi t it producers to lure customers. one store or one distributor,” Dr. name appears to have emerged your own. Free event. This is Living Ministries. But with colorful boxes and Jennifer Layden, chief medical during the largely unregulated Call 520-4386. Call Katie 931-319-3790. names like Cherry Kush and offi cer for the Illinois Depart- medical cannabis era, prior to Basic Drawing: Class, MONDAY, OCT. 7 Blue Dream, the homemade ment of Public Health, said last broad legalization that began in 12:30-2:30 p.m. Cookev- American Legion Post 46 vapes appear convincing on the month. “Folks are getting it from 2018. ille Art, 186A S. Walnut & Auxiliary Unit 46: Meets shelf. friends or folks on the street, Dispensary owner Jerred St. Call 931-526-2424. at Veteran’s Memorial “It doesn’t look very diff er- with no understanding of where Kiloh, who heads the Los An- SATURDAY, OCT. 5 Building, 90 East Spring ent from what you can buy in a it came from prior to that.” geles-based United Cannabis Book Sale: 10 a.m.-1 Street. Auxiliary-5 p.m. (legal) dispensary,” said Beverly The chief selling point for pot Business Association, recalls p.m. Monterey Branch Legion-6 p.m. Ladies Hills-based cannabis attorney vapes in Dank packaging: It’s a seeing Dank vapes for the fi rst Library. Hard-cover are invited to attend Allison Margolin. quick high on the cheap, avail- time about seven years ago. books/$1, paperback Legion meeting & bring books/50¢, children’s a passing dish to share at books/25¢. Used book 6 p.m. if you wish. All vet- 0REUNIONS0 donations accepted erans invited for dinner during normal business & meeting. Email cama- hours. [email protected]. SATURDAY, OCT. 5 Book Sale: Twice Told TTU Chess Club: 7 p.m., Jere Whitson School Tales, used bookstore at Room 371, TTU Roaden Reunion: 1-4 p.m. Putnam County Library, Univ. Center. Everyone Reunion for those 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Hard- welcome. Call Paul who attended the Old bound-$2. Paperback 372-3118, or psemmes@ White School Build- 50¢. Children’s 25¢. Bar- tntech.edu. ing. Spouses welcome. gain Cart hardbound Line Dance Class: 1-3 p.m. Refreshments served. 50¢. $3/person. Cookeville Call 526-5148. Coff ee with a Vet: Hosted Community Center, 240 SATURDAY, OCT. 12 by Livingston American Carlen Drive. Call 526- School Reunion: Nash’s Legion Post 4 & Aux. 8015. Chapel School Re- Unit 4. 8-11 a.m. VFW Blood Drive: 10 a.m.-4 union, Ozion Free- Post 5062 Building. p.m. Cookeville Com- will Baptist Church. Public & all that have or munity Putnam County Lunch at noon, bring are currently serving Library, lower level a covered dish. For- are welcome to share Meeting Room, 50 E. mer students, their coff ee, conversation & Broad Street. Call 1-800- families and friends Addendum to the comradeship. 733-2767. invited. Dance: 7-10 p.m. Living- ston American Legion, 90th Buffalo Valley School 121 S. Church St. Per- forming band is TBD. paris winery Concessions available. now 3 locations to serve u better No membership neces- sary. Family friendly. Celebration www.pariswinery.com Antique Tractor Pull: 5 p.m. at the Smith Coun- cookeville - 701 e. spring st and chattanooga - 6940 lee hwy ty Agricultural Center, paris location - 2982 harvey bowden rd. October 5, 2019 Carthage. Quilting Demonstrations: stop by and try our 10:30 a.m.-noon Wool Ap- plique with Connie Mc- new cotton candy wine When the school building closed in1966, it was around 1976 the community fought for it to become a community/ senior citizen center. Since that time it has had active board members, volunteers, and help of the community. Park and recreation has helped preserve and maintain this building and the grounds. This school building has withstood fl oods, and stood the test of time. It was placed in the National Historic Register in 2006. Brad Gaw It is still active today with monthly birthday luncheon, wedding receptions, showers, family reunions, special birthdays, etc. It is also a voting precinct and has been We do all aspects of dentistry: for years. So we celebrate the school and most of all education. Fillings, Extractions, Thanks so very much to the Herald-Citizen for Crowns, Braces, Implants their pictures and articles about the school and the community which goes back many, many years and is all Accepting New Patients! in the building.

787 S. Willow Ave. From the board members of BVC Center: Cookeville, TN 38501 Jack Taylor Williams, Betty Williams, Shirley Puckett, 931-526-7899 Shena Ragland and Brenda Trobaugh www.gawdentistry.com FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2019 HERALD-CITIZEN A7 Religionherald-citizen.com Some things L ov e isn’t money alway s easy

can’t b uy ometimes it’s hard to be joyful and loving. As blessed as we are, asterCard often reminds and as thankful as us in its ads that there Swe are, there are still are some things that moments (or even sea- money cannot buy. This sons) where Mis a truth that Jesus graphical- being joyful ly illustrated in Luke 16:19-31 and loving where He speaks doesn’t of two men—a rich come easily. man and a beggar I don’t named Lazarus. know about The illustration you, but has three distinct MELINDA for me it parts. Scene one BROWN sometimes describes these two doesn’t JOHN men before death. come at all. I wish I was CHOWNING It is a graphic con- Mission donation so good at grace and love trast. The rich man that they were my default has expensive clothes, daily reaction to negative situ- feasts, and ornate furnishings; P leasant H ill Community Church recently donated $ 1 ,5 5 8 to Back Bay Mission. The ations. In some areas of Lazarus lives in abject pover- gift rep resents p roceeds from the J uly 2 01 9 G ulf Shrimp Boil held at P leasant H ill my life they are, but when ty—constant hunger, malnutri- Community Church, U nited Church of Christ in P leasant H ill. The check was p resented it comes to protecting my tion, and disease. at the mission’s board of directors meeting in Bilox i, Mississip p i. Back Bay Mission is family, they couldn’t be Scene two describes these two committed to strengthening neighborhoods, seeking j ustice and transforming liv es further away from the men at the time of their deaths. along the G ulf Coast. The check was p resented to D r. Alice G raham, left, by Mary Ruth primal rage that bub- The rich man “died and was of P leasant H ill. Background from left: Rev . Liz N ash, D enise H owell, E rik K rav ette, bles up from the deepest buried;” one can easily imagine Rosa Smith- W illiams, board secretary Crystal W ard Allen, V ice P resident Raymos parts of me and threatens the fanfare of his funeral. In McMillon, P resident Rev . J asmine Q uinerly, Rev . Matthew Crebbin and J oyce Bathke. to destroy anyone and stark contrast, Lazarus “died The following are also board members: Treasurer Charles G raham, Rev . W ilmer Brown, anything that feels like a and was carried by the angels J esse Chambers, Matthew W illiams, Rev . D on Longbottom. threat to people I consider to Abraham’s bosom.” mine. The fi nal and climactic scene Not very Christ-like, portrays the existence of these huh? I know. two men after death. Now, I work on it. I try to Lazarus is abundantly blessed, Lifelong Learners program catch it at the fi rst gurgle and the rich man is the abject and walk it back to rea- beggar. It is here that Jesus sonable, then calm, and plainly teaches us the real val- starting Oct. 15 at First UMC fi nally into the territory ue of money. I want to be in. I don’t Money can buy many earthly always succeed, though. treasures—expensive clothes, First United Methodist ticipate. Students may regis- Sarah Johnson, 10:15-11:15 Those times make it luscious meals, luxurious fur- Church of Cookeville is ter online at cookevillefumc. a.m. Wednesdays, Johnson hard for me to practice nishings, grand funerals, and sponsoring new Lifelong org, by phone, in person at Nursery and Garden Center. active loving (love as a many posthumous memorials. Learning classes. the church offi ce, or by mail Finding faith in fi lm by verb). I love to look for But there are some things that The church’s Senior Adult in or before the fi rst session LeNoir Culbertson, 12:15- ways to move on people money cannot buy. Ministry is in charge of the of the class. Payment is re- 1:15 p.m. Wednesdays, Jeff and be a light to others Money cannot buy a com- courses. quired in full before the fi rst Wall Hall, sanctuary build- most of the time. So it’s passionate heart or a merciful Each course is $25 for a class meeting. Checks may ing. a real struggle for me spirit. While living, the rich fi ve-week, one hour per week be made payable to FUMC. Stitching with Nancy by when I feel that inner man needed only to travel to class. Most classes will meet Classes are as follows: Nancy Pardue, 1:30-2:30 light replaced with anger, his front gate to help a man in at FUMC, at 165 E. Broad St. iPhone basics by Bob Rice, p.m. Wednesdays, Freeman sadness, and shadow. I extreme need. He did not have The fall session begins on 9-10 a.m. Wednesdays, in the building. think because I know that to travel across town or out Oct. 15 and ends Nov. 14. Freeman building. Chair Yoga with Lisa those are the times that of state to help a desperately Programs are geared Rule of St. Benedict, Renner 2-3 p.m Thursdays, it is most important that needy soul. Yet, he who had an towards people age 50 and achieving a rich and useful Freeman building gym. I am being how and who I abundance of this world’s goods up, but people of all ages are life, by Beth Mannle, 10:15- Strength and balance am called to be. and saw a brother in need shut welcome. There’s no tests, 11:15 a.m. Wednesdays in the with Lisa Renner, 3-4 p.m. After all, it’s easy to be up his heart; thus, demonstrat- homework or quizzes. Freeman building. Tuesdays, Freeman building gracious about a small of- ing that the love of God did not Folks must register to par- Creating with fl owers by gym. fense. Or even one direct- abide in him (1 John 4:17). ed only at yourself. It’s Money cannot buy off or bribe quite another when it’s a death. Billionaires and beggars massive off ense aimed at alike die. Death’s appoint- Pleasant Hill church sets fall concert Oct. 27 a loved one. ment (Hebrews 9:27) cannot be I wish this could be bought off with worldly trea- Pleasant Hill Community education through the public Praise Band coach at First the column that provides sure. Church’s fall concert “Eine school systems, beginning on Christian Church in Living- an easy solution, tied up Money cannot buy mercy Kleine Kammer Musik” will viola. She earned her degree ston, and created and led the neatly and in a bow with- from God after death. The he held at 7 p.m. Sunday, Oct. in Music Education on violin Cookeville Community Folk in the word limit. It won’t tormented rich man’s request 27. The program will include from Tennessee Tech Uni- Orchestra which brought be though. after his death was so basic — some classical pieces, hymns, versity in 2008 and then put together musicians of all It’s not easy. It will a single drop of water on his and celtic music. In addition down her ages and ability levels from probably never be easy. parched tongue — yet, it was de- to our “Tenuto Trio,”” we roots in Cookeville, and the area. It still needs to be done nied. Death brings the shutting will have a wonderful guest has built a thriving studio of Currently, she enjoys though. We still have to of mercy’s door for everyone instrumentalist, Kat Starr. students over teaching at Kat Starr Mu- dig deep when we least who lives out of harmony with Kat Starr is a multi-instru- the last 10 years. sic, directing the FCC choir want to. We still need to God’s will. mental musician and teacher Along the way, she has again, and playing guitar love our neighbor, and Money cannot buy amnesia in Cookeville. Kat was born played at the Jammin’ at and singing with her band, even if we are struggling after death. In response to the and raised in Oak Ridge, Hippie Jack’s Americana Indus Tennessee, with her to forgive one, we need rich man’s simple request for a and had the good fortune Roots Festival several times, husband and bassist, Clay to be loving the rest hard drop of water, Abraham said, to receive an early musical been a choir director and Faris. while we sort it out. “Son, remember that in your The wonderful and lifetime you received your good amazing thing about things.” The afterlife for the loving others is it fi lls wicked is repeatedly described us up with joy, even as in Scripture as a place of wail- Pastors group endorses state day of prayer we are pouring it out of ing, weeping, and gnashing of ourselves. teeth (e.g. Matthew 8:12, 13:42). TNPN — Tennessee Saying his inspiration Times Free Press. The more loving we act, Such is the painful and power- Gov. Bill Lee recently an- comes from “countless” The Tennessee Pastors the more loving we feel as ful consequences of memory in nounced plans to proclaim Tennesseans telling him Network commends the de- our emotions catch up to the life to come. Oct. 10 as an “official day of they have offered prayers cision and thanks Gov. Lee our actions. Money cannot buy passage prayer and fasting for our on behalf of him and his for the bold and much-need- I don’t have all of the over the great gulf in Hades state.” family, according to the ed call for prayer. answers, and I don’t pre- that separates those in torment tend to. I do know some- from those in Paradise. Neither thing that helps me when party can pass from its side to I’m fi ghting to get back to the other. Each is in a fi xed, Vatican defends married priest myself, so I will share this permanent state. prayer of mine in hopes Money cannot buy a messen- that it helps you as well. ger from the dead to the living. proposal on Amazon agenda “Let your light, love, The rich man begged that his peace, and healing fl ow fi ve living brothers be warned VATICAN CITY (AP) — Orga- meeting in 2017 to address the eco- Subscribe to the down on me, and through about the horrifi c place that nizers of a Vatican meeting on the logical, social and spiritual needs me, to refl ect onto other awaits the wicked. His request Amazon defended plans to intro- of indigenous peoples in the Am- people.” was refused, because God had duce debate on married priests, azon, where poverty is rampant, Now please excuse me already provided the perfect saying Thursday the proposal isolation hinders the church’s while I make a list of ways messenger — His word. represents the “the voice of the ministry and rapid deforestation I can show love today. It Money cannot buy treasure local church” and isn’t an offi cial is threatening the environment. 526-9715 might be a good time to in heaven when it has all been proposal of the pope. The most controversial propos- make yours, too. spent on purchasing earthly Cardinal Lorenzo Baldisseri al in the synod’s working docu- treasures. Your heart deter- acknowledged the Oct. 6-27 synod ment calls for Amazonian bishops MELINDA BROWN is a Chris- mines which treasure you focus on the Amazon has generated to study whether older married tian author who lives in the upon in this life (Matthew 6:21). criticism, including from cardi- men who are respected by their Upper Cumberland. The rich man chose foolishly; nals who have accused organizers communities might be ordained Lazarus chose wisely. Like us, of making “heretical” proposals to help address a shortage of they each only got one shot at it. in the working document. priests that is so acute that the Silver Point church of Christ Heeding or heading. Either Baldisseri told a news con- faithful can go months without ...pointing the way to the cross since 1929 you are heeding God’s word and ference that such “freedom of having a proper Mass. 6701 Smithville Highway purposefully laying up treasure expression” was allowed. But he While such a proposal to ordain Silver Point, Tennessee in heaven or heading to the stressed that the working doc- “viri probati,” or “men of prov- Time of Services: place of eternal torment and ument would be replaced by a en virtue” has been around for regret because of your focus on fi nal one voted on by Amazonian decades, the Amazon meeting has Sunday Bible Study 9 AM laying up treasures on earth. bishops, and was merely a sum- brought it to the fore given Fran- Worship 10 AM & 6 AM Are you heeding or heading? mary of two years of listening to cis has said he is open to studying Wednesday Bible Study 7 PM the Amazonian faithful. an exception to priestly celibacy Minister: John Whitson (931-858-2390/239-1794) JOHN CHOWNING is the preacher at Pope Francis, history’s fi rst for a particular location out of Visit us on the web at silverpointchurchofchrist.org the Algood church of Christ. 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ONGOING Unity Church (823 10th 427 Laurel Ave. of each month. First Baptist Church, 14021 Gospel Meeting: Runs Addiction Recovery Groups: St.) is held Sundays at Free Clothing: Clothes Presbyterian Church. Buff alo Valley Rd., Sil- thru Oct. 16. “Walking Hope for Life, non-resi- 11 a.m. for entire family, no Open to any interested ver Point. with Jesus” 10 a.m. dential. Putnam Coun- Christian Science: Chris- paperwork or questions parties. FRIDAY, OCT. 4 Bible Study, 11 a.m. ty: Tuesdays 9 a.m., tian Science Society asked, everyone wel- Meditation: Unitarian Children’s Revival: 7 p.m. Worship, Noon lunch, Engrafted Word Church of Cookeville, branch come. Second Satur- Universalist Congre- Children’s Evangelist 5 p.m. Worship. Mon- (women only.) Tuesdays of The First Church days, 9 a.m.-noon. Silver gation of Cookeville Justin Jeter is special day-Wednesday, 7 p.m. 6 p.m., Church on the of Christ Scientist, Point Baptist Church, meditation group, 6 p.m. guest speaker & min- Fairview Church of Hill. Overton County: services at 10:30 a.m. 14021 Buff alo Valley second Tuesday each istering Saturday, Oct. Christ, 8298 Fairview Mondays 6 p.m., Living- Sundays, 118 E. 1st St. at Road, Silver Point. month, 31 W. 1st St. It 5 at 5 p.m. & Sunday, Rd., Cookeville. Speak- ston First Church. Jack- Holly. Call 854-0916. Grief: Heart of the doesn’t matter if you are Oct. 6 at 10 a.m. & 6 p.m. er: David Lipe. son County: Mondays Clothing Giveaway: Green Cumberland provides just curious, a novice, or First United Pentecostal SUNDAY, OCT. 27 6:30 p.m. The LifeHouse Pond Church, 115 Mur- grief peer support long-time practitioner. Church of Cookeville, Fall Concert: 7 p.m. Church. Group is free. phy Lane., Crawford. 6 groups for the entire Come experience a 875 S. WalnutAve. “Eine Kleine Kammer Workbook $10. Call 888- p.m. Every 4th Satur- family, including child- sense of calm in an ac- Special Singing: The Up- Musik” will feature 688-0470 ext. 105. Visit day. care. Bereavement & cepting, supportive en- per Cumberland Gospel Cookeville musician, TeenChallengeUC.Org. Compassionate Communi- divorce groups for grade vironment. Visit http:// Music Assoc. featuring Kat Starr. Pleasant Hill Adult Bereavement: cation: Unitarian Uni- 2-adult. Call 525-2600. tinyurl.com/ca2ofcf. Heart Friends. Special Community Church. Support group Tuesdays versalist Congregation Grief Share: For those Mother’s Day Out: First guests The Gilbert 10-11:15 a.m., & 6-7:15 of Cookeville’s Compas- who have suff ered the Baptist Church Cookev- Family, at 6 p.m. Wil- p.m. Stevens Street sionate Communication loss of a loved one, the ille’s Mother’s Day Out hite Baptist Church, 20 Since 1903 Baptist Church campus. circle meets 6 p.m. fi rst Grief Share Ministry program, Tuesdays & West Davis Rd, Cookev- Call 525-2600. Hosted by & third Wednesdays, of Cookeville First Fridays, 8:45 a.m.-2:45 ille, call 931-510-9327. Heart of the Cumber- at 31 W. 1st St. This is a Methodist Church will p.m. Call Linda 526-7119. Everyone welcome. land. Nonviolent Communi- be off ering three group Parkinson’s Support Group: SATURDAY, OCT.5 Aglow: Aglow Inter- cation method, a tool for sessions: Wednesdays, 10 a.m. Caney Fork Bap- Fish Fry: All-You-Can- national has a single resolving diff erences. Aug. 7-Oct. 30, 9:30-11:30 tist Church, 2404 Hwy. Eat, 5-7 p.m. $8/person purpose, to see God’s Visit http://tinyurl.com/ a.m.; Saturdays, Sept. 70 East, Cookeville. Ev- $4/Kids, includes drink. will be done on earth as ca2ofcf. 7-Nov. 23, 10 a.m.-noon; eryone is welcome. First Monterey Nazarene it is in heaven, through Divorce Care: Divorce- Tuesdays, Oct. 15-Jan. Tuesday each month. Church, Family Life prayer, local groups, Care is a friendly, 14, 9:30-11:30 a.m. Call Call Roxanne 261-4037. Center, 110 N. Poplar St. events & outreach. Call caring group of people Robert 931-644-2435. Restoring Hope: Re- Benefi ts Mission Trip to Karen 979-0727 or vis- who will walk with you The Grove: The Grove, storing Hope, a Chris- Puerto Rico — Summer it www.aglow.org. through one of life’s Little Tree Learners, tian-based help center, 2020. Aluminum Cans: Donate most diffi cult experi- Mother’s Day Out distributes household SUNDAY, OCT. 6 aluminum cans to ences. Don’t go thru Program, Tuesdays & items, toiletries, furni- Homecoming: And provide new shoes to separation or divorce Thursdays, 8:30 a.m.- ture, clothes, shoes & special singing, 10 a.m. poor children in Central alone. Meets Wednes- 2:30 p.m., now enrolling. toys for those in need. Cookeville First Church America & Mexico. Call days, 7 p.m. at Trinity in Infants-preschoolers 7311 Baxter Rd., Bax- of God. Former pastor, Terry McBroom 931-252- Algood, 205 W. Wall St. will enjoy a loving, safe, ter, Saturday 9 a.m.- Bro. Fred Hawkins will 9704. Food Pantry: New Begin- caring environment. noon, except holiday be speaking. Pastor is Celebrate Recovery: ning Fellowship Church Call 526-9355 or visit weekends. We also Cameron Wilson. Christ-centered recov- has a food pantry for www.thegrovelife.org. accept non-perishable SUNDAY, OCT. 13 ery meetings. Overcome those in need. Second How Do You Spell ‘Pres- & monetary donations. Homecoming: Lillys to subscribe call hurts, habits, & hang- Saturday every month byterian?’: Each Sunday Call for appointment for Chapel Free Will Bap- 526-9715 ups. Tuesdays 6 p.m. 9-10 a.m. 775 West Ceme- at First Presbyterian after-hours deliveries, tist Church. Sunday Call Steve 260-3202, or tery Rd. Call 651-2461. Church, on N. Dixie, Leecoe 239-3040. school 9:45 a.m. Service www.collegeside.org/ Free Clothing: West View Cookeville, classes meet Senior Lunch: Every 10:30 a.m. Evangelist CR. Baptist Church gives at 9:45 a.m. each Sunday. third Tuesday. Free Bro. Earl Langley. Children’s Program: A away free clothing fi rst Everyone welcome. lunch & fellowship for Lunch served following creative children’s & third Monday each Interfaith Peace Project: folks 50+, everyone service. All are wel- program, New Thought month, 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Noon, fi rst Wednesday welcome. Silver Point come. Call 265-5424. Church Directory

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Algood Cumberland ALGOOD Willow Avenue St. Michael’s Presbyterian Church UNITED Church of Christ SYCAMORE Episcopal Church Harp Ave. Algood, TN Sunday a.m. 9:00 640 N. Washington Ave. Minister-Rev. Richard Bond METHODIST 1x2” Church of Christ Cookeville, TN 38501 Worship-9:30 AM Bible Study 10:15 Means 1 column by P.M. Worship 6:00 (931) 526-4654 Sunday School-10:30 AM CHURCH www.stmike-tn.org Monday-7:00 PM 3 inches. Wed. Bible Study 7:00 Sunday Services Too small to be noticed? Sunday Morning Worship Services You read this one. Broadcast on WHUB 1400 at 10 a.m. 8:00 a.m. - Adult Bible Study SUNDAY WORSHIP: 1150 South Willow Avenue 8:00 AMHoly Eucharist, Rite I Jeremiah Tatum, Minister 9:00 a.m. - Morning Worship 10:15 a.m. - Bible Classes 10:30 AM Holy Eucharist, Rite II 432-2333 (Nursery Provided) 5:00 p.m. - Evening Worship 135 West Main St., Algood, TN. SUNDAY SCHOOL FIRST CUMBERLAND Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Wednesday Services 9:15 a.m. ALL AGES PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday Worship at 10:55 a.m. CHURCH OF CHRIST 565 East 10th Street 7:00 p.m. - Bible Classes NURSERY PROVIDED WEDNESDAY WORSHIP : Cookeville, TN 38501 12:00 PM Holy Eucharist Rite II 931-526-6585 Church Office 931-528-8587 Nursery School Albert Willis, Pastor 1144 Crescent Drive, Sunday Schedule: 537-6111 • www.algoodumc.org Cookeville VISITORS WELCOME Worship - 8:45 and 11:00 AM Church School - 9:50 AM 931-526-5427 Evening Worship - 6:00 PM LUTHERAN Wednesday Worship: FIRST The Connection - 5:00 PM Minister: Steve Reeder UNITED Heavenly Host Christian Smith, www.sycamorecoc.com Senior Pastor METHODIST Lutheran Churc h & School CHURCH and Early Childhood Center BAPTIST Everyone is invited to attend: Pastor: Andrew Smith 165 EAST BROAD, Northeast Church: 931-526-3423 COOKEVI LLE, TN 38501 School & ECC: 520-3766 Phone: (931) 526-2177 Church of Christ HOLLADAY Off Highway 111, Cookeville, TN We invite you to worship with us: www.cookevillefumc.org Bible Study 9:00 AM 8:00 am and 10:30 am Sunday 9:15 am Bible Classes *Radio Broadcast - FM 94.1 CHURCH OF Worship...... 10:00 AM • Kevin Conrad Evening Worship...... 6:00 PM 777 S. Willow Ave., Cookeville •Martin Thielen CHRIST HeavenlyHostLCMS.org Senior Senior Pastor Wednesday 1765 Mine Lick Creek Rd. Bible Study...... 7:00 PM Worship Service: Cookeville, TN MINISTER - Paul Wilmoth 8:30 a.m. & 10:55 a.m. - Sanctuary CATHOLIC Antioch Sunday Bible Study...... 10 a.m. Assoc. Minister - David Hill Sunday Morning Worship...11 a.m. A warm welcome awaits Church of Christ Sunday Evening Worship...... 6 p.m. everyone - 526-2535 St. Thomas Aquinas 1x1.5” 4711 Old Sparta Rd. Wednesday Bible Study...6:30 p.m. Catholic Church Means 1 column by Cookeville, TN Nursery Available 421 N. Washington Ave., Cookeville 1.5 inches. Sunday School...... 10 AM Johnny Fox, Minister 526-2575 Too small to be noticed? 1x2” Worship...... 11 AM Fr. Christiano You read this one. Means 1 column by Evening Worship...... 5 PM 432-4751 Nunes de Silva www.holladaychurchofchrist.com 2 inches. Wednesday Bible Study.....6:30 PM Too small to be noticed? MASS SCHEDULE You read this one. Saturday 5:00 p.m. ROCKY POINT COOPERATIVE BAPTIST Sunday 8:00 a.m., 10:45 a.m. MISSIONARY BAPTIST Algood SMYRNA 12:30 p.m. Spanish Mass “We’re not the church nearest but the church dearest” CHURCH OF CHRIST Please Call for Holy Days Church of 3698 Dodson Branch Road Schedule Cookeville, TN 38501 • 931-526-5403 SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Sunday Bible Study...... 9:00 AM Christ Saturday, 4:00 or by appointment 1x2.5” 395 W. Main, Algood, TN Sunday Worship...... 10:00 AM NON-DENOMINATIONAL Weekday Masses 8:00 a.m. Daily Means 1 column by Sunday Bible Study 9:00 AM Evening Worship...... 6:00 PM http://www.cookevillestthomas.org Wednesday Bible Study...... 7:00 PM Nolan Cantrell, Pastor 2.5 inches. Sunday Morning Worship 10:00 AM Too small to be noticed? Sun. Evening Bible Study 5:25 P.M. SUNDAY “Come and Give Us A Try Everyone Is Welcome” Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 PM Studies In The Word You read this one. 780 AM / 106.1 FM LIVELIFE.CHURCH Wednesday Bible Study 7:00 PM AT 7:30 AM 1x1.5” NEW ZION MISSIONARY Nursery Available The Bible Way Means 1 column by BAPTIST CHURCH 1600 AM / 110.9 FM NEW TRADITIONAL 1.5 inches. Bro. Larry S. Gregory, Pastor Preacher John Chowning AT 9:00 AM SERVICE AT Hwy. 56 • Bloomington Springs, TN Minister, James Rogers Too small to be noticed? Call 931-528-1684 for info. 537-6221 THE EDGE AT 10:00 “Free Bible Lesson by Associate Minister, Sammy Webb You read this one. SUNDAY SCHOOL - 10 A.M. www.cocsmyrna.org WORSHIP SERVICE - 11 A.M. Mail Upon Request” 2223 N. Washington Ave 931.526.6900 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2019 HERALD-CITIZEN A9 herald-citizen.com PUTNAM COUNTY DEVOTIONAL PAGE

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Cookeville Radiator Shop •Repairs •Rebuilding •Recording Automotive,Industrial, Farm New & Used Radiator Cores Heaters & Radiator Cores in Stock Installation available www.cookevilleradiatorshop.com Gas Tanks 931-526-2161 Cleaned & Repaired 300 E. Spring St. Rm. 8 526-2013 This devotional directory page is made possible by the listed businesses and individuals who encourage all of us to attend worship services. Since 1935 435 W. Broad Cookeville Cookeville

CHURCH OF GOD LUTHERAN FAITH PRESBYTERIAN NEW COVENANT TABERNACLE Hometown Family Care 9177 Roberts Rd. Silver Point, Tn 771 S. Jefferson Ave. Where We Care About You and Your Family ALGOOD CHURCH OF GOD HEAVENLY HOST LUTHERAN 931-303-3366 106 Thompson Lane, 537-9927 777 S. Willow Ave., 526-3423 ONE AGAIN MINISTRIES FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 2553 Isaacs Path BAXTER CROSSROADS CHURCH OF GOD METHODIST 20 N. Dixie Ave., 526-4424 NATALIE STOUT 1250 Main St. ONE ELEVEN FELLOWSHIP REALTOR ® Baxter, 858-4480 ALGOOD UNITED METHODIST GRACE PRESBYTERIAN 6200 Hwy. 111 N., 537-3003 931-520-7750 office 931-520-7728 fax 135 W. Main St., 537-6111 2226 Burton Branch Rd., 520-0893 Wanda Keagle, FNP 931-267-9509 cell BAXTER FIRST CHURCH OF GOD PARTNERS IN MISSION INTL’ 586 Suite L South Jefferson Ave., Cookeville 410 E. SPRING STREET, SUITE G 446 Elm St. ALMYRA UNITED METHODIST MT. HERMAN CUMBERLAND 1225 Buckingham Pl., 526-7480 COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 Baxter, 858-4137 1610 Bunker Hill Rd., 738-3548 PRESBYTERIAN 931-854-0050 5544 Mt. Herman Rd. PRAISE CATHEDRAL CHURCH BOMA FIRST CHURCH OF GOD BAXTER UNITED METHODIST 719 S. Jefferson Ave., Cookeville FREE Anderson - Upper Cumberland 10630 Old Baxter Rd., Baxter 102 Main St., Baxter POST OAK PRESBYTERIAN 528-8701 858-5119 858-4334 or 858-4431 1174 Post Oak Rd., 528-7758 ESTIMATES FUNERAL HOME PRIMERA IGLESIA EVANGELICA Jimmy Anderson BRINDLEY’S CHAPEL CHURCH OF GOD BURTONS CHAPEL UNITED METHODIST PRESBYTERIAN STUDENT ASSOC. 200 S. Chestnut St., Monterey Funeral Director 1012 Burgess School Rd., 432-4151 133 Mill St., 537-9404 629 N. Cedar Ave., 526-5772 839-3399 COMPLETE www.ucfuneral.com AUTO REPAIR OBIT LINE 931-268-1551 CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY COOKEVILLE UMC SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST RAY OF HOPE STREET MINISTRY 1580 S. Jefferson Ave., 526-9953 271 E. 9th St., 526-1343 515 E. Broad St. 2131 S. Grundy Quarles Hwy. 640 S. Willow Ave., Cookeville Gainesboro , TN • P. O. Box 398 GERHART MEMORIAL SEVENTH-DAY Phil Martin 931-268-0266 • 931-268-1550 • 931-858-7474 COLONIAL HILLS CHURCH OF GOD FIRST UNITED METHODIST ADVENTIST RESTORATION OF HOPE MINISTRIES 931.528.2625 1691 Burgess Falls Rd., 432-7729 165 E. Broad St., 526-2177 27000 Hwy. 111 N., 537-3100 2553 Issac’s Pass, Cookeville 372-7413 Owner Yet God is not far from COOKEVILLE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD FRIENDSHIP UNITED METHODIST SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST REVIVAL FIRE MINISTRY 1223 Fisk Rd., 526-5108 5445 S. Jefferson Ave., 525-3555 2700 Hwy. 111 N. 1225 Shag Rag Rd., 372-0810 each one of us, for “In CORNERSTONE PENTECOSTAL FRIENDSHIP UNITED METHODIST OTHER RIVER COMMUNITY Him we live and move CHURCH OF GOD 2729 Churchill Dr., 432-1035 1200 Miracle Rd., 528-3660 3121 Eaton Rd., 525-6777 CHRISTS COMMUNITY and have our being.” MONTEREY UNITED METHODIST 1530 Woodland Ave., 528-5904 SALEM UNITED METHODIST FAITH HARVEST CHURCH OF GOD 124 N. Holly St., Monterey 1021 Salem Church Rd., 372-8733 Acts 17: 27-28 931-239-9991 839-2597 CHURCH ON THE HILL 3001 Phillips Cemetery Rd., Algood SERVANTS OF CHRIST FRIENDSHIP CHURCH OF GOD MT. UNION METHODIST 537-9504 1201 Virginia Ave., 525-1615 2990 Mine Lick Creek Rd., 432-0011 17615 Dodson Branch Hwy. COOKEVILLE CHRISTIAN (EN- THE CHURCH OF CHRIST OF MONTEREY CHURCH OF GOD PARAN CHURCH GRAFTED WORD) LATTER-DAY SAINTS D.T. McCalls & Sons 625 S. Poplar St., Monterey 3812 W. Paran Rd. 9 W. Broad St., 528-1305 981 S. Walnut St., Cookeville 839-2182 931-881-7331, 931-644-7229 SHIPLEY UNITED METHODIST CROSSROADS COMMUNITY 1300 S. Jefferson Ave. PENTECOSTAL TEMPLE CHURCH 2950 Shipley Rd., 931-979-0749 6099 Nashville Hwy., Baxter, 858-5433 UNITED CHURCH OF COOKEV- OF GOD ILLE, UCC Cookeville 245 4th Ave., 537-6339 SUMMERFIELD UNITED METHODIST FAITH 502 Gould Dr., 931-260-5939 BARGAINS ON UNREDEEMED MERCHANDISE 530 E. 20th St., 526-2724 145 S. Jefferson Ave., #A, 372-8001 STEREOS - TV - GUNS - JEWELRY 931-526-1103 PRAISE CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF GOD UNITY CHURCH OF THE CUMBER- MANY OTHER ITEMS 719 S. Jefferson Ave., 528-8701 WESLEY FOUNDATION UMC GRACE POINTE LANDS ACROSS FROM RALPHS DONUTS www.dtmccalls.com 271 E. 9th St., 526-4353 155 East Spring St., 528-5080 823 E. 10th St., 520-1017 MON-FRI 8AM-5PM; SAT 8AM-3PM; OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY PROPHECY CHURCH OF GOD 42 S. CEDAR AVE., COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 • 931.526.3343 204 E. Railroad Ave., Monterey NAZARENE HEARTS OF FAITH VICTORY CHRISTIAN CENTER INC. 108 N. Washington 125 S. Oak St., Monterey EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Serenity 110 N. Poplar St., Monterey 839-2609 HIDDEN IN CHRIST FELLOWSHIP VOICE IN THE WILDERNESS ST. MICHAEL’S EPISCOPAL 1681 A S. Jefferson, 520-1757 DODSON BRANCH COMMUNITY 640 N. Washington Ave., 526-4654 FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE CHURCH Health 360 S. Old Kentucky Rd., 526-4371 LILLYS CHAPEL 148 Roberts Hollow Rd., Cookeville GOSPEL 4302 Baxter Rd., Baxter, 858-5914 931-268-3189 Chiropractic & Therapeutic Massage 30 N. Dixie 228 3rd Ave. South PENTECOSTAL 222 West Spring St. Cookeville, TN 38501 Cookeville, TN Baxter, TN FULL GOSPEL ASSEMBLY LIVING HOPE WEST MICHIGAN CONFRENCE 9396 Monterey Hwy., Monterey FIRST UNITED PENTECOSTAL 1020 E. Spring St., 520-8812 UNTO MDS 931-854-1799 931-526-2151 839-6411 875 S. Walnut Ave., 526-1575 133 Mill St. [email protected] MARSH CHAPEL OF COOKEVILLE • Cleanings HOLINESS UNITED PENTECOSTAL RESCUE MISSION WHERE GOD LEADS • Fillings 875 S. Walnut Ave 1331 S. Jefferson Ave. 4501 Forrest Hill Rd., 537-2020 560 Neal St. • Root Canal Cookeville Cookeville, TN Therapy BIBLE HOLINESS 38501 • Extractions 144 Dripping Springs Rd., Monterey . MONTEREY COMMUNITY WORD INTERNATIONAL • Oral Surgery 839-6268 PRESBYTERIAN 301 E. Commercial Ave, 839-2119 701 Horace Lewis Rd., 526-9673 350 S. Lowe Ave. • Crowns OTHER www.cookevillehonda.com • Partials (931) 528-6009 • Dentures JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN WORLD LIGHTHOUSE (800) 639-4663 • Orthodontics 565 E. 10th St., 526-6585 NEW BEGINNING FELLOWSHIP 1810 Foreman Dr., 525-3750 Cell (734) 777-1724 • Pediatric JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES 775 WEST CEMETERY RD., 432-6232 Fax (931) 526-4629 Dentistry 3850 Gainesboro Grade, 528-3850 Office Hours: Monday-Thursday 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Friday 8:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. ACCORD Hebrews 3:4 931-520-7500 Steve Behold, I stand at the Carter door, and knock: if any Owner Victoria Carmack, Air Duct • Carpet • Area Rug man hear my voice, Broker • Cleaning • Moisture Control for Crawl and open the door, I 931-267-5777 Spaces & Basement “Tubing With A Difference” 1999 EAST SPRING STREET 86 S. Willow Ave., Cookeville, TN will come in to him. COOKEVILLE, TN 38506 Cell: 931-261-9752 (931) 528-1732 “God Mends Broken Hearts. www.outdoorjunction.net 1SourceRealty.Pro 931-372-0755 • 800-367-2648 1975 Fisk Rd., Cookeville Revelation 3:20 We Mend Broken Parts.” Eastside Service Law Office of Donna Simpson RALPH’S The Upper Cumberland Disability Law Firm Hall Funeral Home, LLC & Performance Donna Simpson Our Family Caring for your Family DONUT Performance Automotive Solutions Attorney at Law Owner Manager, Jerry D. Hall [email protected] [email protected] SHOP 931-526-2062 Pipeline Contractor • Directional Boring www.hallfh.net www.dsimpsonlaw.com 46 YEARS EXPERIENCE Regulator & Meter Stations 681 S. Willow Ave. Cookeville, TN 38501 2106 Cookeville Highway Greg Scott, Owner | [email protected] 931-528-8050 • Fax 931-526-6369 59 S. Cedar Ave. • Cookeville Mueller Tapping & Stopping Equipment P.O. Box 337, Livingston, TN 38570 299 S. Lowe Ave. • Cookeville Office: (931) 526-3223 51 E. 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to Healthcare IKE USTIN 345 S. Jefferson Ave., Ste 201 Town & Country Overhead Doors, Inc. M A Cookeville, TN 38501 8139 Rocky Point Road, Cookeville 931-520-1200 931.372.0485 Cookeville Sparta 931.525.3511 1030 So. Maple Ave., Cookeville M IKE @C ARDINALCOMPUTER . COM 931-528-BARK 931-837-PETS Intake 866.219.6511 • Fax 931.525.3516 Sales, service, and installation www.heritagepointeseniorliving.com 1095-A SOUTH WALNUT AVE. • COOKEVILLE, TN38501 (2275) (7387) www.SunCrestHealth.com 931-839-2866 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SUSAN DALTON WWW.CARDINALCOMPUTER.COM 44 Years Preschool, Boys & Girls “... I am come that they Christian Education Parent/Child Classes Judds Jewelry Safety Certified Staff might have life, and Tommy Judd, Owner Roy Williams, President Tumbling, After School Programs, that they might have it [email protected] 931-528-6441 School Break & Summer Camps! more abundantly.” 390 Lowe Ave, Ste H 526-4960 1205 N. Willow Ave., Cookeville 250 S. Jefferson Ave., Cookeville, TN 1060-A Willow Industrial Ct., Cookeville John 10:10 931-528-2428 Cell 931-261-0108 Fax 931-526-7970 victorysportscentertn.com (931) 528-0327 State Farm ® Providing Insurance and Charles Stone Tennessee Financial Services Home Office, Heating & Cooling, LLC Bible College Bloomington, Illinois 61710 (931) 528-1789 MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS 1616 McCulley Road, Cookeville R Elwood Ervin CPCU ® , Agent FAX: 931-528-0253 Residential -- Commercial -- Industrial www.tn-biblecollege.edu ANTHONY’S MOBILE: 108 W. Jackson St., Cookeville, TN 38501 Business 931-526-9693 (931) 526-2616 931-544-3266 www.elwoodervin.com 526-5023 | 315 Transport Dr., Cookeville A10 HERALD-CITIZEN FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2019 More!herald-citizen.com Daughter remains withdrawn after coming out to parents

EAR ABBY: Our college-age daughter has been withdrawn and depressed for some time. During a recent visit, after D asking her several times DEAR ABBY what was wrong, encour- aging her to continue counseling and express- ing general concern for her, I fi nally asked her (again) if she was gay. She Nash’s Chapel School reunion broke down and said she was. The annual N ash’s Chap el School Reunion is Saturday, O ct. 1 2 , at O z ion F reewill Bap tist Church on Austin She seems confl icted by Bottom Rd. Lunch is at noon. Bring a cov ered dish and p ictures to share. F ormer students, their families, and ABIGAIL it, relieved we didn’t dis- friends are inv ited. VAN BUREN own her (she has friends whose parents dropped them), but she still seems very distant. I thought once the burden of coming out was off her shoulders she would be happier, but she barely spoke to us the last day she was here. We both told her we love her, hugged her and, although shocked by her revelation, we are trying to come to terms with her being gay. We are not perfect but feel we are doing all we can. She still seems de- pressed and withdrawn. What can we do to help her? I am more upset about her shutting us out than her being gay. I have been in tears thinking our daughter dropped us and doesn’t want us around. She doesn’t want the rest of the family to know yet. This is con- fusing for us, too. Help! — HURTING FOR OUR DAUGHTER DEAR HURTING: Because some- one comes out to a parent does not mean that all the person’s problems magically disappear. Your daughter may suff er from chronic depression that has nothing to do with her sexual orientation. That you have encour- aged her to continue with counseling MHS 55th reunion is appropriate. Badgering her to come out to you may have been less so. Your daughter will have to fi nd her The Monterey H igh School class of 1 96 4 held its 5 5 year class reunion in Monterey recently. Those attending own way in the journey to explore and and hav ing a good time (j ust look at those smiles) are front row L- R N ancy Samp ley Staup , Carolyn Sp arks accept who she is. Please allow her J ackson, Catherine Braddom H assler, J uanita P hillip s P ierce, G lenna McCowan Collett, Bernie Tosh the space to do that without obsess- Chap man, Brenda Simcox G aw. Middle row L- R Margaret Allison G arrett, Molly Sue McCloud Bilbrey, G ale ing over the thought that she has Bowman H arris, P at Brown Bowman, D rucilla W illiams Ray. Back row L- R Ronnie H elton, Ronnie P adgett, “dropped” you. And do NOT inform J ohnny J ernigan, Bill Bowman, Larry Cox , Larry Sims. the family about what she told you! Respect her privacy. She should have the right to disclose the information in her own time if she chooses. Crossville Oktoberfest set DEAR ABBY: My daughter has been married just over a year and has Crossville Oktoberfest is A variety of soft drinks recently been blessed with a beautiful hosted by Knights of Colum- will also be available for baby girl. They also share full custody bus Council 8152, Crossville sale. of her husband’s 6-year-old daughter. Oktoberfest is set for Oct. The festivities begin at Both work full time. I’m retired and 18-19, at the K of C grounds, 11:30 Friday morning with have off ered my help for day care and 2892 Highway 70 East in the ceremonial tapping of transportation to school for the older Crossville. the keg, and the designation child on certain days. My son-in-law’s This annual event has of the festival’s Lord and mother has agreed to take the other earned its well-deserved Lady Mayor, whose identities two days that are needed for care. reputation as the Upper are kept a strict secret until She doesn’t work either, and cares for Cumberlands’ premier the start of the ceremony. another son’s child. German-American festival. Many attendees plan their The issue is, she charges for the A favored attraction among arrival in conjunction with care she gives her grandchildren. I’m autumn visitors to the area, the opening ceremonies. not comfortable with this arrange- many folks also enjoy some Admission at the gate is ment. Am I wrong to be angry and cool-weather golf, hiking or $7.50. Children under 14 get insist that I assume full-time respon- other outdoor activities. Last in free. Active-duty military sibility for the care of my grandchil- year’s event drew nearly personnel and veterans dren? My daughter doesn’t want to 2,000 revelers from all over (with proper identifi cation) burden me. I’m fully committed to Tennessee, plus folks from also get in free — as do shouldering these responsibilities and as far away as Indiana and designated drivers. For ad- would love every minute of it. How- Michigan. ditional information, reser- ever, I have serious concerns that the Event co-chair John vations, to purchase advance mother-in-law will resent me and my Peaslee says this will be the tickets (via PayPal) or to fi nd Artist of the month daughter if I demand to take on full- organization’s 29th annual out how to be a Crossville time care. — FREE-OF-CHARGE festival. “It’s going to be a Oktoberfest sponsor, visit N orma J ean Anderson, left, is the Sep tember GRANDMA great time. But then again, www.CrossvilleOktoberfest. artist of the month at P utnam 1 st Mercantile DEAR FREE-OF-CHARGE it always is,” he said. “The com. If you have questions, Bank. Anderson, a member of the Cookev ille GRANDMA: If the other grandma food, the music and dancing email info@crossvilleokto- Art Studio and G allery, seeks to not only needs the money she is being given for — all great. And the people berfest.com or call 423-799- cap turing the beauty of life, but p ortray the child care, you’re darn tootin’ she’s go- who come out to enjoy Cross- 0229. sp irit of life on canv as. She is j oined by D orinda ing to resent you for undercutting her. ville Oktoberfest every year Credit and debit cards H enry, customer serv ice rep resentativ e at the Make your proposal to your daughter, make it a terrifi c event. will be accepted at the gate bank. Anderson’s work will be on disp lay at but the fi nal decision about child care “And the beer,” he added. and at all food and beverage the main branch of the bank on W est J ackson rests with her and her husband. “Let’s not forget the beer.” stations. Street.

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In 1861, during the Civil War, the United States Navy authorized construction of the fi rst ironclad ship, the USS Monitor. In 1940, Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini con- ferred at Brenner Pass in the Alps. In 1957, the Space Age Frank & Ernest began as the Soviet Union launched Sputnik 1, the fi rst artifi cial satellite, into orbit. In 1990, for the fi rst time in nearly six de- cades, German lawmak- ers met in the Reichstag for the fi rst meeting of reunifi ed Germany’s parliament. Today’s Birthdays: Country singer Leroy Van Dyke is 90. Actress Felicia Arlo & Janis Farr is 87. Author Anne Rice is 78. Actor Clifton Davis is 74. Actress Susan Sarandon is 73. Actor Alan Rosenberg is 69. Ac- tor Christoph Waltz is 63. Actor Bill Fagerbakke is 62. Actor David W. Harper is 58. Singer Jon Secada is 58. Actor Liev Schreiber is 52. Singer-guitarist M. Ward is 46. Actress Alicia Silverstone is 43. A12 HERALD-CITIZEN FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2019 herald-citizen.com

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FROM STAFF REPORTS lot of the things we had been very important. I could see fi rst when she fi nished a ball things go one way, here’s working on off ensively hadn’t their spirits lift and their from Karlin Watson to make what we want to do. It is nice The Cookeville High School come into play as much confi dence grow and grow. It it 1-0. Taylor Anderson then to play a team where you get Lady Cavaliers said farewell because you don’t have the was important to be able to scored off an assist from Bird- an opportunity to work on to four seniors Thursday ball as much. You’re playing see that in action.” well, and a Mary Catherine things like that. However, night with a surprisingly a little more defense,” said The win improves Cookev- Taylor assist to Avery Brown Stone has good players and easy 9-0 home soccer victory Cookeville coach Lauren ille to 7-9-1 overall, while pushed the Lady Cavaliers to they didn’t make it easy for over Stone Memorial. The Metts. Stone Memorial falls to 3-9-1 a 3-0 early advantage. us.” Lady Cavs jumped out on top “To play a team where you on the season. Cookeville is “I don’t come quite as Brown, Watson, Mary and never looked back as they are able to knock the ball scheduled to visit Brentwood prepared as I should be (for Catherine Taylor and Sadie scored, almost, at will. around fi nally, work through on Tuesday. matches like this), but today Mae Stroud all scored later in “We had been playing a lot some of the things we’ve been Audrey Birdwell got we had a gameplan,” Metts of really good teams and a working on in practice is so Cookeville on the scoreboard explained. “I told them if SEE CHS, PAGE B2 ‘Swarm’ to be tested tonight against York UHS defense looks to stop fire-breathing Dragons BY SCOTT WILSON HERALD-CITIZEN

The Upperman High School Bees have had a great season to date, sporting a 5-1 record with their only blemish coming on a three-point loss to Livingston Academy, currently the No. 7-ranked team in Class 4A. Despite a solid off ense that’s been scoring an average of 28 points per game, the overwhelming highlight for HERALD-CITIZEN | FILE the Bees this season has been defense. Tech’s Aderick Moore, left, tries to shake off an Eastern Illinois tackler during action last Saturday. Moore Even with the loss to Livingston, the and the Golden Eagles will battle ranked Southeast Missouri Saturday in Cape Girardeau, Mo. Bees are only giving up seven points per outing, on average. Upperman’s defensive unit, aff ec- tionately known as “The Swarm,” will probably get its stiff est test tonight Up to the challenge when the Bees travel to Jamestown to face York Institute. *They absolutely favor the run. How- ever, the thing about coach (Derwin) Wright is he’s an excellent play caller,” Golden Eagles prepare for ranked Redhawks said Upperman coach Adam Caine. “You try to fi gure out a way to cheat By BEN CRAVEN with back-to-back long road trips to ranked FCS team Montana State. your defense to what they do best HERALD-CITIZEN Illinois, a lengthy rain delay, and a SEMO’s Football Bowl Series loss without sacrifi cing the rest of it. I don’t conference game. Overall, I’m very was a 50-0 shutout by Missouri, but try to get in people’s heads and try to The Tennessee Tech football team proud of how hard our team has the Redhawks bounced back with a fi gure out what plays they’re going to got its eight-game Ohio Valley Con- played the last two weeks, and I’m 56-10 win over West Virginia State. call. ference stretch started off on a high also really proud of the energy we “Everything starts with (SEMO’s) “But I think if they have certain note last week as the Golden Eagles have in all phases of the game. returning quarterback,” Alexander heavy tendencies then I think you have defeated Eastern Illinois 40-29. This “We know we have a really good said. to cheat to those tendencies,” week will be an even tougher test. opponent in SEMO this week. “He was one of the preseason Tonight’s game is scheduled to kick- On Saturday, Tech will travel to They’re a top-25 team for a reason. picks for off ensive player of the off at 7 p.m. CT. Southeast Missouri State University They won two playoff games last year in the OVC and rightfully so. “Wright does a fantastic job,” Caine for a showdown with the only OVC year and have a lot of returning Defensively, Zach Hall is one of the said. “He’s got enough volume in his team ranked in the top 25 of both players. They also gave us a lot of national players of the year in a lot off ense that you can’t really cheat to the Football Championship Series trouble last year, but we’re not about of publications. anything to try and take it away. Coaches Poll (25th) and the STATS looking in the rear-view mirror.” “He’s a high-motor guy who plays “He’s not afraid to go for it on fourth FCS (23rd) Poll. SEMO has started the 2019 season hard and really aff ects the games down, he’s not afraid to throw it at Kickoff is set for 6 p.m. in Cape off with a 2-2 record and will open with turnovers and the energy he anytime.” Girardeau, Mo. conference play Saturday with the plays with.” York comes into the contest with a “We’re excited to start the OVC Golden Eagles. The Redhawks are currently aver- 2-4 ledger and a 1-1 slate in Region 4/ schedule off with a win,” TTU head The Redhawks opened the year aging 384 yards of off ense per game Class 2A play. coach Dewayne Alexander said. with a 44-26 win over Southern Illi- The Dragons have picked up victo- “This group has been very resilient nois before losing 38-17 to the 13th SEE TTU, PAGE B2 ries over Grundy County and Jackson County. They have lost hard-fought battles to Smith County, White County, 0NATIONAL LEAGUE PLAYOFFS0 Oneida and Grace Christian Academy of Knoxville. The Dragons have used two diff erent Wild fi nish helps send quarterbacks this season with Dalton Barger and Isaiah Strong seeing time under center. Jonah Durham and Na- Cardinals over Braves thaniel Castellanos will probably head up the running game. ATLANTA (AP) — Back sparking a two-run out- However, Ethan Tompkins and in the playoff s for the first burst that tied it 3. In the Caden Stover could also get the call. time since 2015, the St. ninth, the Cardinals blew Thaddeus Thoman and Alex Crown- Louis Cardinals look as it open against Braves over provide options outside. gritty as ever. closer Mark Melancon. “It has been a battle for me because The Atlanta Braves also Dexter Fowler and Tom- they’re so good at running the power started down a familiar my Edman singled before stuff . What you don’t want to get into path. Goldschmidt walked on is to be hell-bent on stopping his power Marcell Ozuna and four pitches to load the stuff that he can big play you with his Kolten Wong each hit two- bases with one out. Mel- wrinkles,” Caine said. run doubles in the ninth ancon got ahead of Ozuna “You’ve got to be mentally ready inning as the Cardinals with two quick strikes, and sound to meet the challenge and overcame shaky defense only to give up a liner just handle the power game. I think that is and a wild fi nish to extend inside the third-base bag AP where they wear most people out. A lot Atlanta’s postseason mis- that put St. Louis ahead Atlanta Braves catcher Francisco Cervelli (45) tags of teams aren’t mentally prepared or ery, holding off the Braves for the fi rst time. out St. Louis Cardinals second baseman Kolten mentally committed to getting in there 7-6 in Game 1 of the NL Wong fi nished off Mel- Wong (16) in the eighth inning during Game 1 of and fi ghting in that phone booth that Division Series on Thurs- ancon with another two- a best-of-five National League Division Series, he makes you get into.” day night. run double, this one down Thursday, in Atlanta. Caine said a tough mentality, an atti- The Cardinals fell be- the right-fi eld line. tude of being ready to go all night, will hind 3-1 — hurt by their “These are fun, exciting single off Melancon to tie adrenaline involved, but be a benefi t to the Bees. For Upper- normally reliable defense. games,” said Matt Car- the game in the eighth. that’s what you play for, man, that’s just doing your job. But Paul Goldschmidt penter, who came through “Every out, every pitch is homered in the eighth, with a pinch-hit bloop important. There’s a lot of SEE NL, PAGE B2 SEE UHS, PAGE B2

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NASHVILLE (AP) — Matt Duchene pion Predators. was feeling a bit nervous before his Duchene signed a seven-year, $56 debut with Nashville. A misstep in the million deal with Nashville as a free pregame warmup helped the Preda- agent this off season. tors’ new free agent feel more at ease. “I think for him, if you ask him, As the warmup came to an end, this is his home,” Nashville coach Pe- Duchene was the last Predators play- ter Laviolette said. “Nashville is his er on the ice. He caught an edge and home. He wants to be here. He wants fell in the right faceoff circle. From this to be a place where he thrives.” his backside, he fi red a puck into the Jason Zucker and Matt Dumba net, much to the delight of the sellout scored for Minnesota. crowd, who cheered the new center. “We played a solid game,” Minne- “That was my best 1972 Phil Esposi- sota forward Mats Zuccarello said. to impression,” Duchene said. “It gave “We created a bunch of chances. We the fans a good laugh. Honestly, it could have scored two, three more took a little bit of butterfl ies out of me. goals, but that’s hockey for you. A few I got a good laugh and you’ve got to mistakes ended up in the back of the laugh at yourself sometimes.” net and that’s the game.” AP Duchene fi nished with three as- Zuccarello signed a fi ve-year, $30 Nashville Predators center Colton Sissons (10) checks Minnesota Wild sists, Ryan Ellis and Filip Forsberg million contract on July 1 with the right wing Mats Zuccarello (36), of Norway, during the first period of a each had a goal and an assist and Wild. game Thursday in Nashville. Nashville rallied with four goals in Nashville trailed 2-1 entering the the fi nal period and beat the Minneso- fi nal period before Granlund and Wat- Ellis scored the game’s fi rst goal at Devan Dubnyk. ta Wild 5-2 on Thursday night in the son scored at 27 seconds and 1:56, re- 3:37 of the second period. “I thought for the most part we out- season opener for both teams. spectively, to put the Predators ahead As Ellis skated down from the right played them in the fi rst two periods,” Mikael Granlund, Austin Watson for good. Granlund tipped home a point, Forsberg sent a pass his way. Ellis said. “They got a push. Give and Viktor Arvidsson also scored for slap shot by Roman Josi and Watson The puck defl ected off of Ellis’ skate them credit, they worked hard too, the defending Central Division cham- tipped in a shot by Ellis. and trickled by Minnesota goaltender but overall, I liked our game more.” TTU: Tech looking to find off ensive surge against SEMO NL: Braves hope to rebound after FROM PAGE B1 losing Game 1 of playoff s to Cards with averages of 208 yards coming on the FROM PAGE B1 a single — a reminder of ground and 175 com- a similar play in August ing through the air. that’s why you’re here.” which led manager Brian SEMO’s run game During a run of nine Snitker to yank the young- is led by Geno Hess playoff appearances from ster out of a game against with 280 yards and 2004-15, the Cardinals were the Dodgers. “He should three touchdowns on known for their postseason have been on second,” 42 carries, but Mark heroics, most notably ral- Snitker said. “We’re kind Robinson isn’t far lying for a dramatic World of short-handed to do any- behind with 214 yards Series win over Texas in thing about it right there.” and three touchdowns 2011. This team looks ready Acuña eventually made on 46 carries. to follow in that mold. it to second on a ground- The Redhawks have The Braves are stuck in out, only to get doubled off a third member of a nightmare that seems to on Josh Donaldson’s liner. their running back repeat itself every October. committee as Zion Atlanta has lost nine TRAINER’S ROOM Curtis has 191 yards straight playoff series and Cardinals: RHP Michael and two touchdowns is just one away from tying Wacha (right shoulder on 39 carries, and the Chicago Cubs’ record tightness) was left off the senior quarterback for postseason futility — 10 postseason roster, but man- Daniel Santacaterina postseason losses in a row ager Mike Shildt said he’s has contributed 83 between 1908 and 2003. ”moving forward” in hopes yards and three rush- Atlanta has not won a of being available later in ing touchdowns on 27 postseason series since the postseason should St. carries. 2001, and hasn’t even led a Louis advance. Wacha is Santacaterina’s series since going up 2-1 on expected to play catch soon damage is done more San Francisco in the 2002 before possibly advancing in the passing game NLDS. The Giants won the to a light bullpen session. as he has completed 52 HERALD-CITIZEN | FILE next two games to advance. Braves: RHP Chris Mar- percent of his passes Tech quarterback Bailey Fisher (4) looks for running room during To their credit, the tin left without throwing for 686 yards and four the Golden Eagles’ recent victory over Eastern Illinois. Fisher and Braves didn’t go quietly in a pitch in the eighth after passing touchdowns. his TTU teammates will visit Southeast Missouri Saturday. their half of the ninth. reporting tightness in his His favorite target is Ronald Acuña Jr. hit a left oblique while warming Kristian Wilkerson ball twice on intercep- close.” catches for 73 yards two-run homer off Carlos up. The Braves were forced with 17 catches for 309 tions, but EIU threw Moore received and two touchdowns. Martinez, and Freddie to call in Luke Jackson, yards and two touch- an interception and National Defensive “Obviously, Bailey Freeman added a solo shot. who was greeted with downs, but he also lost two fumbles. player of the Week (Fisher) is doing a lot But Martinez got the fi nal Goldschmidt’s homer. likes Aaron Alston “Our guys came out recognition from FCS of positive things,” two outs to claim a shaky “We had the whole thing with 14 catches for 220 with a lot of energy media outlets for his Alexander said. win and put the Cardinals set up right where we yards and a touch- and played hard last three takeaways, but “He’s played at a ahead in the best-of-fi ve wanted it,” Snitker said. down. Saturday,” Alexander he wasn’t the only high level and made a series going into Game 2 “That was a big blow.” At- On the other side said. “I thought the one. lot of big plays for us. tonight. lanta could replace Martin of the ball, Tech is diff erence in the game TTU sophomore “He’s tough, he is a St. Louis ace Jack Fla- on the roster before Game averaging 426 yards of was back-to-back quarterback Bailey leader, and he takes herty goes against Mike 2, but he would have to sit off ense per game with turnovers caused by Fisher was named ownership of his Foltynewicz. out the rest of the series as 145 on the ground and Aderick Moore, and Co-Off ensive Player of mistakes. He threw well as the NL Champion- 280 through the air. we converted those the week in the OVC two big interceptions ACUNA’S BLUNDER ship Series. Last Saturday, the turnovers into touch- and was an honorable last week, but he has Acuña, playing for the Golden Eagles put up downs. The previous mention for National a short memory. He’ll fi rst time since Sept. 24 UP NEXT 328 yards of off ense, week at Western Off ensive Player of the go right back out there after resting a sore left hip, Flaherty has been dom- compared to Eastern Illinois, we were able Week. and lead his team on a may have cost the Braves inant since the All-Star Illinois’ 401, but still to force two turn- He completed 22 touchdown drive. an important run in the break. won. One of the big- overs, but we only of 34 passes for 269 “He’s also a student seventh by hot-dogging on The 23-year-old went gest diff erences was came away with three yards, and his favorite of the game and does a towering drive to right. 7-2 with a 0.91 ERA in 15 the turnover battle. points, which made target was Darrius all the extra work you Apparently thinking it starts, the third-lowest in Tech gave up the that game extremely Staff ord with four could ask for.” was a homer, the 21-year- major league history over old slugger jogged halfway the second half behind to fi rst carrying his bat be- Jake Arrieta (0.75) of the fore seeing the ball bounce 2015 Chicago Cubs and CHS: Monterey girls practicing for district tourney opener off the wall. Greg Maddux (0.87) of the He wound up with only 1994 Braves. FROM PAGE B1 Warren County on Oct. 15. the year, will now prepare for She said Soddy Daisy will next week’s district tourna- the match to push Cookeville’s also play the winner of the ment set to start Monday. large lead to 7-0 over the Lady Rhea County - White County The location of the tourna- UHS: Bees expecting dogfight in Panthers. Mary Catherine opening game. ment and the Lady Wildcats’ Taylor and Kylie Spear then In the meantime, Metts said opening round opponent will region battle with talented York closed out the match for the it is time to get better. not be determined until the Lady Cavaliers. “We need to spend time heal- regular season offi cially con- Metts said she’s been fairly ing. The girls will have some cludes on Saturday. FROM PAGE B1 off a sensational 13-1 re- pleased with how her team time to get healthy,” Metts cord and a state semifi nal has played this year, with the said. “We also need to work on UHS VOLLEYBALL ROLLS “We’ve preached it all appearance last season. season fi nale approaching our build-up, the attack and OVER CLAY COUNTY week and I hope our kids One of the main goals soon. Considering numerous getting to know each other in The Upperman High School are committed to sitting was to repeat as region injuries, she said the Lady Cav- our new positions. Our posi- Lady Bees closed out their reg- in there and getting some champion. aliers haven’t played bad; and tions are continuing to change, ular season volleyball sched- stops. It is a mental battle, “Off ensively, they will because of the injuries Metts we just need repetition.” ule with an easy 3-0 victory they’re going to come out probably play a good bit of has moved players around to over Clay County Thursday in and try to stroke you and man to man coverage, that diff erent positions. MONTEREY GIRLS LOSE Celina. fi nd out if you want to be seems to be what people “We’re just trying to fi nd a fi t 3-0 AT COALFIELD Upperman won the fi rst set man enough to try and stop are doing to us this year,” because I have a lot of talented The Monterey High School 25-23 and then closed out the their plays. Caine said. players,” the coach said. Lady Wildcats fi nished regular match with a 25-21 decision “If you’re not, you’re in “We’ve made a concerted “It is about putting the piec- season volleyball action Thurs- in the fi nale. The Lady Bees for a dogfi ght, if you are eff ort this week to opening es together. The versatility of day with a 3-0 loss at Coalfi eld. are currently 11-13 on the year willing to go blow for blow our off ense up, we’re going being able to switch players to The scores were 18-25, 19-25 and will now prepare for the with them, then you’ve got to spread it around and diff erent position is a blessing and 20-25. district tournament, slated to a chance to be successful. throw it around. (to a coach).” The Monterey junior varsity begin Monday at Smith County We will fi nd out a good bit “We’re going to try and The format of the district team; however, split its match High School in Carthage. about our team.” get it in other kids’ hands tournament is starting to take with Coalfi eld. MHS won the UHS will open tournament The Bees, 2-0 in the re- and get people off of our focus. Metts said the Lady fi rst set 25-18, but lost the sec- action Tuesday against Stone gion, set several preseason run game. Hopefully we Cavaliers, the third seed in ond set by a score of 19-25. 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All Proceeds shoes SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5 only) • www.aarf-tn.com 3000SF suites, (6) offi ces. Cookeville office opened in 1987 Go To Independent Again. 9AM - 12 Call 261-7903 or Go to by Arnold E. Lefkovitz THANKS FOR YOUR GARAGE SALE End of season, Pre-con- www.rossierentals.com ALL TYPES OF SUPPORT! SATURDAY .. 7AM-1PM struction Furniture Sale. 556 Rockwell Dr, 38506 Items to include restaurant HAY/FEED/GRAIN BANKRUPTCIES Nesting tables, household tables and chairs, cabin fur- FREE HAY Chapter 7 • Chapter 11 • Chapter 12 • Chapter 13 3 FAMILY SALE items, jewelry and miscella- nishings and art all in good 10 Acres - You Cut OPEN HOUSES More than 35 years of experience filing 1286 CAROL LANE neous. condition. Everything must Benton Young Rd tens of thousands of bankruptcies. THUR, FRI & SAT go. Please contact natasha Call (931) 528-9183 OPEN EVERYDAY • STOP Garnishments • STOP Foreclosures 7AM-4PM HUGE OUTDOOR SALE @wildwoodresorttn.com for 8AM - 6PM • STOP Repossessions • STOP Debt Harassment lots of odds & ends, Hallow- SATURDAY .. 8AM - 2PM more information. 5824 Southern Hills Dr., Baxter, TN een & Christmas stuff , set of No Early Birds! WANTED TO RENT Adjacent to Southern Hills Golf Course hull dishes COOKEVILLE NAZARENE YARD SALE New, 2 Story ADOPTIONS CHURCH 3223 Bayshore Dr Equal Housing 4 BDS + Flex Room, 3 BA 3 FAMILY SALE 360 So Old Kentucky Rd Eastlake S/D 38506 DIVORCE Opportunity 2424 Sq Ft + Garage - $279,000 202 E. RAILROAD AVE, Multiple Vendors SATURDAY .. 7AM - 2PM PUBLISHER’S NOTICE: All CHILD CUSTODY MONTEREY Food Court Clothes, household items, SATURDAY..8AM-? Too Many Items to List!! furniture, TOO MUCH real estate advertised in this WILLS & PROBATE old cookie jars, furniture, old MORE TO LIST! newspaper is subject to the 312-A East Broad St., Cookeville fi shing plugs, clocks, glass- LARGE 4 FAMILY SALE Federal Fair Housing Act Serving Cookeville & the Entire Upper Cumberland Area ware, old tools, old hand FRI, SAT .. 8AM - 6PM YARD SALE of 1968 and the Tennessee 528-5297 saws, arrowheads, shelves, 5235 Ditty Rd, 38506 FRI .. 8-6 / SAT .. 8-1 Human Rights Act which www.lefkovitz.com Ditty Road / Ben Jared Rd / old oak door, some clothes Lots of misc items, boys 770 Brown Ave, Ckvl We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for relief. makes it illegal to advertise Southern Hills Drive. Call 931-544-3849 © 2014 Lefkovitz & Lefkovitz clothes up to sz 8, girls up TONS of seasonal deco- “any preference, limitation 3 FAMILY YARD SALE to sz 14, womens/mens rations and home decor, or discrimination based on FRI .. 7-1 / SAT .. 7-12 clothes. housewares, LOTS OF race, color, religion, sex, 1214 Glenwood Dr, 38501 GOOD STUFF CHEAP ! Bledsoe County Correctional Complex Furniture, lamps, crocks, LAST CHANCE!! familial status or national men, women, childrens SATURDAY .. 7A-12N YARD SALE origin, handicap/disability clothes, Harley Davidson 420 So Lowe Ave, Ckvl FRIDAY, SATURDAY or an intention to make any Correctional Offi cer clothes & MORE! new upholstered head- 8AM-2PM such preference, limita- boards, new bedding, No Early Sales! tion or discrimination.” This Join TEAM TDOC and be a part of the largest law enforcement agency 3 FAMILY YARD SALE new pillows, fabrics by the 515 Scenic Lane, 38506 newspaper will not know- in Tennessee and our eff orts to be recognized as the best correctional agency in the nation. SATURDAY .. 7-1 bolt, Cabinets, counter Lots of kids stuff , baby boy ingly accept any advertis- 5519 Raven Crossing tops, doors, craft supplies, clothes and MORE! ing for real estate which is Don’t wait; apply online www.tn.gov/hr or onsite Monday through Properity Pointe S/D rugs, art, lamps, planters, in violation of the law. Our Baxter, 38544 outdoor furn, accent furn, YARD SALE Friday. Lots of home decor, women/ chairs, chests, loveseat. FRIDAY....7AM-5PM readers are informed that all mens clothes, boys 3 mos- SATURDAY....7AM-2PM dwellings advertised in this • Starting Salary: $2,710/month 2T, baby bed & MORE! LOOKING FOR VENDORS 1801 LOUISIANA AVE newspaper are available on • Salary After 1 Year: $2,845/month and SHOPPERS Treadmill, coff ee table, blan- an equal opportunity basis. • 12 Hour Shifts with 12 Hours of Overtime per Month Built into the 4 FAMILY kets, sheets, pans, lots of Equal Housing Opportunity, Schedule NEIGHBORHOOD SALE WATERTOWN MILE LONG kitchen, HH items, clothes, M/F. • 3 Day Weekend Every Other Week, Off Friday, Saturday & Sunday THURS, FRI, SAT .. 7A-5P YARD SALE too much to list Herald-Citizen & Regional • High School Diploma or GED Required 505, 509, 513 Ryan Circle go to Buyers Guide 38501, Crown Point S/D www.watertowntn.com YARD SALE 1300 Neal St., Cookeville, Contact Human Resources at (423)881-6180 Lots of ladies clothes sz sm- RAIN or SHINE TN 931-526-9715 plus, mens clothes & shoes, MILLION DOLLAR MILE SATURDAY .. 7AM - 12PM Employees and eligible dependents are off ered Health, Dental, Life, nice ladies shoes sz 7-10, YARD SALE 1629 Linda Ave, Ckvl (FAX) 526-1209 Pharmacy and Vision Insurance. Paid-Time-Off (Sick, Annual, Military, some furn, tools, fi shing COME SEE ALL OF THE Hwy 70E (Chuck John- etc.), 401K, Retirement Plan and Tuition Assistance are a few of the rods & tacke, garden tools, YARD SALES ALONG son’s Nursery) turn R on benefi ts aff orded to state employees. Eligible Veterans, Service Members, misc HH items, dishes, deo- BOCKMAN WAY, SPARTA Skyline Dr APTS/DUPLEXES FOR RENT can use Post-9/11 or Montgomery GI Bill benefi ts for participation in the crator items. STARTING AT 6AM ON Leather recliner, pictures, 12 month Correctional Offi cer Training Program. SATURDAY LOTS OF MISC!! 1, 2, 3 & 4 BR Apts / 4 FAMILY GARAGE SALE HOUSES NEW $280-$800 www.tn.gov/correction FRI, SAT .. 7AM - TIL MULTI FAMILY SALE YARD SALE Cable, Water/Appl’s Furn’d The Department of Correction is an Equal Opportunity Employer.r. 2757 Arbor Place 38506 FRI, SAT .. 7AM - TIL EXTRAVEGANZA!!! OVER 100 LOCATION behind Algood school 331 Mason Pointe, 38506 SAT. 10/5 .. 8AM till 3PM Kids welcome. Some Pets Halloween costumes, boys Brookside S/D 536 Douglas St, 38501 in Designated Apts. clothes 2-5T, womens 8-xlg, Men/ladies clothes, HH Husgavarna riding mower, Open Mon - Fr mens jeans sz 34/32, Jr girls items, pictures, comforter rainbow vacuum cleaner, sm-lrg, name brands like sets, craft items baby clothes, motorcycle, Soard Properties Gap, Kavu, Good Fellow, art, household items, gui- 526-1988 Mud Pie, American Eagle, MULTI FAMILY SALE tars, amps, monitors and Storage units available Nike. Paintball equipment, THURS, FRI, SAT more! Free souvenir coff ee golf balls, shoes for whole 1573 Randy Drive 38501 mugs w/purchase of free 1BR/1BA Effi ciency Apart- family, books, toys, house- Lots of misc items, house- coff ee for a limited time. ment, Great Location, $400/ wares, furniture, & MORE! wares, decorative items, Tell a friend and bring two. mo. 931-510-5214 Text Only Fall, Christmas, children, womens, mens clothes, YARD SALE’ 4 FAMILY SALE NEW ITEMS EVERY DAY! SATURDAY. . 7AM-1PM 2BR, 1BA in Algood. Water, FRI, SAT .. 7AM - 1PM 1045 E. 10th St 38506 appls furn’d, nice setting. 5505 Buck Mtn Rd, Ckvl Womens/mens/boys name $500/mo, $500/dep, refer- Clothes from 24mos-adult MULTI FAMILY YARD brand clothes Under Ar- ences required. No pet. 528- XL, toys, HH items, TOO SALE mour, Nike, American Eagle 2777 MUCH TO LIST! Extreme FRI, SAT .. 7AM - 2PM sz 9/up, and tools. low prices because all must 1486 Glenn Rd 2BR, 1BA. Stove, refrig, DW, go! SATURDAY FILL A BAG off Pippin Rd FIREWD/STOVES & RELATED CH/A. $380/mo. Small pets FOR $3 Furniture, housewares, OK!! Call 526-1988. kitchen items, tools, freezer, FREE FIREWOOD DELIV- 5 FAMILY SALE MUCH MORE! Everything ERED: May be Hardwood FRI, SAT .. 7AM - TIL Must Go! or Mixed. Will come in long 3387 Poplar Grove Rd lengths, will need to be cut Ckvl, 38506 MULTI-FAMILY YARD up & split. Call (931)260- Large Christmas Village, SALE 5655 lots of toys, glassware, 1935 MISSOURI AVE name brand clothes, MUCH SAT 7AM-? MORE! household items, pictures, some furniture, jewelry, ta- 5 FAMILY YARD SALE ble clothes, men-women- 1X1 FRI, SAT .. 8AM - 4PM teen-children clothing, shot FOR RENT 1340 Putman Dr, 38501 glasses, patio heater, port. Means 1 col x 1 inch 1 , 2 & 3 Bedroom Apts, Yard tools, antique chairs, tree stand, hand tools, dog Houses. Many locations Ducan Phife couch, chil- house & small dog clothes, Too little to be seen FALCON REALTY, drens clothes, & OTHER hunting & fi shing items. Too 528-2158 MISC ITEMS Many to List! 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OPEN HOUSES LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS SUNDAY OCTOBER 6 than Five Percent (5%) of the bidder for cash or certifi ed TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY good, but the undersigned taxes; any restrictive cov- 1PM - 3PM bid and subject to the condi- funds ONLY, the following INFORMATION OBTAINED will sell and convey only as enants, easements, or 111 Essex Rd, 38501 tions provided in the Instruc- described property situated WILL BE USED FOR THAT Substitute Trustee. setback lines that may be From PCCH: So on Jef- tions for Bidders. Bids shall in Putnam County, Tennes- PURPOSE. applicable; any statutory ferson, R on West Davis, also be accompanied by an see, to wit:ALL THAT TRACT The right is reserved to ad- right of redemption of any L on Bunker Hill, L on Es- affi davit of a drug-free work- OR PARCEL OF LAND LY- Rubin Lublin TN, PLLC, journ the day of the sale to governmental agency, state sex, house on R w/sign. place as required by T.C.A. ING AND BEING IN THE Substitute Trustee another day, time, and place or federal; any prior liens $239,900. Hosting: Alora 50-9-113 and as detailed in 16TH CIVIL DISTRICT OF 119 S. Main Street, certain without further pub- or encumbrances including Etheridge. See our display the Instructions for Bidders. PUTNAM COUNTY, TEN- Suite 500 lication, upon announce- those created by a fi xture fi l- ad in Sunday October 6th’s NESSEE (REFERENCE TAX Memphis, TN 38103 ment at the time and place ing or any applicable home- Herald Citizen Classifi ed The successful bidder will MAP 084 PARCEL 005.04 rlselaw.com/property-listing for the sale set forth above. owners’ association dues or for more details. be required to furnish an AND DEED BOOK 175, Tel: (877) 813-0992 If you purchase a proper- assessments; all claims or AMERICAN WAY R. E. acceptable Performance PAGE 289, IN THE REGIS- Fax: (404) 601-5846 ty at the foreclosure sale, other matters, whether of 526-9581 and Payment Bond in the TER`S OFFICE FOR PUT- Ad #162402 the entire purchase price record or not, which may en- Alora: 615-655-7671 amount of One Hundred NAM COUNTY, TENNES- 9/20, 9/27, 10/4 is due and payable at the cumber the purchaser’s title Percent (100%) of the con- SEE), AND BEING MORE conclusion of the auction and any matter that an accu- SUNDAY OCTOBER 6 tract price, each Bond. PARTICULARY DESCRIBED in the form of a certifi ed/ rate survey of the premises 1PM - 3PM Notice to Bidders bank check made payable 119 Essex Rd, 38501 AS FOLLOWS:BEGINNING might disclose. From PCCH: So on Jef- All bidders must be licensed AT A ½” IRON ROD (OLD) IN to or endorsed to Shapiro ferson, R on West Davis, contractors to perform the THE SOUTHERN MARGIN The Putnam County High- & Ingle, LLP. No person- The following parties may L on Bunker Hill, R on Es- type construction herein OF HERBERT GARRETT way Department is request- al checks will be accept- claim an interest in the sex, house on R w/sign. described as required by ROAD (BEING A 33` WIDE ing sealed bids for the fol- ed. To this end, you must above-referenced prop- $245,000. Hosting: Michael Tennessee Code Annotat- PUBLIC RIGHT-OF-WAY) lowing items: (1) Hot Mix in bring suffi cient funds to erty to be aff ected by the Powell. See our display ad in ed, Title 62, Chapter 6, “The BEING THE NORTHWEST Place, (2) Hot Mix and Cold outbid the lender and any foreclosure: any judgment Sunday October 6th’s Her- Contractors Licensing Act of CORNER OF THIS DE- Mix, picked up in Cookeville, other bidders. Insuffi cient creditor or lien holder with ald Citizen Classifi ed for 1994” as amended. SCRIBED PROPERTY AND TN, (3) Tack picked up in funds will not be accept- an interest subordinate to more details. THE NORTHEAST CORNER Cookeville, TN, (4) Emulsi- ed. Amounts received in the said Deed of Trust or any AMERICAN WAY R.E. The City reserves the right OF WESLEY W. STEVENS fi ed Asphalt, (5) Striping, (6) excess of the winning bid party claiming by, through, 526-9581 to waive any irregularities (RECORD BOOK 614 PAGE Aggregate, (7) Metal Road will be refunded to the or under any of the forego- Michael: 239-6624 or reject any or all bids as 257) AND BEING LOCATED Tile, (8) Polyethylene Road successful purchaser at ing. Such parties known to deemed in the best interest N 75°05`37” E A DISTANCE Tile, (9) Tires, (10) Guardrail the time the foreclosure the Substitute Trustee may SUNDAY OCTOBER 6 of the City, and in the event OF 345.06` FROM THE Installed, (11) Road Signs deed is delivered. include: None. 1PM - 3PM all bids are rejected, the POINT OF INTERSECTION Materials. Specifi cations 164 Prosperity Dr, Ckvl project may be re-adver- OF THE CENTERLINES OF may be obtained from the This property is being sold Terms of Sale will be public From WCCH: L Depot, L tised. HERBERT GARRETT ROAD offi ce of the Road Supervi- with the express reservation auction, for cash, free and Bockman Way, R N. Spring AND CANE CREEK ROAD; sor at 505 E. Veterans Dr., that the sale is subject to clear of rights of homestead, St, keep R Roberts Mat- Ronnie J. Kelly, Director THENCE LEAVING STE- Cookeville, TN. Bids will be confi rmation by the lender redemption and dower to thews, L Burgess Falls, R Department of Water VENS AND GOING WITH accepted in the offi ce of the or trustee. This sale may be the extent disclaimed or in- Milk Plant, R Prosperity. Quality Control THE HERBERT GARRETT Road Supervisor until 1:00 rescinded only by the Sub- applicable, and the rights $179,900. Hosting: Che- 10/4 ROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY N P.M. on Monday, October 7, stitute Trustee at any time. of Ray C. Mabey, and those na Morris. See our dis- 79°42`25” E A DISTANCE 2019 and will be opened at If the Substitute Trustee claiming through him/her/it/ play ad in Sunday, Octo- NOTICE OF 169.35` TO A ½” IRON that time. rescinds the sale, the pur- them. ber 6th’s Herald-Citizen ROD (OLD) BEING THE 9/26, 27, 29, 10/1, 2, 3, 4, 6 chaser shall only be entitled Classifi ed for more details. It is the duty of the Grand NORTHEAST CORNER OF to a return of any money Any right of equity of re- AMERICAN WAY R.E. Jurors to investigate a public THIS DESCRIBED PROP- SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE’S paid towards the purchase demption, statutory and oth- 526-9581 off ense which they know or ERTY AND A NORTHWEST SALE price and shall have no oth- erwise, and homestead are Chena: 252-4587 have reason to believe has CORNER OF JASON D. & er recourse. Once the pur- waived in accord with the been committed and which STACY M. THOMAS AND Sale at public auction will chaser tenders the purchase terms of said Deed of Trust, SUNDAY OCTOBER 6 is triable or indictable in this ROXANNA SCHOLZ (RE- be on November 4, 2019 price, the Substitute Trustee and the title is believed to be 2PM - 4PM County. Any person having CORD BOOK 624 PAGE at 10:00AM local time, may deem the sale fi nal in good, but the undersigned 318 New Heritage Dr, Ckvl knowledge or proof that an 94); THENCE LEAVING at the front door, Putnam which case the purchaser will sell and convey only as FROM PCCH: E on Broad, L on Old Qualls Rd, R on off ense has been committed HERBERT GARRETT ROAD County Courthouse, 300 shall have no remedy. The Substitute Trustee. Burton Cove Rd, R on New may apply to testify before AND GOING WITH THE East Spring Street, Cookev- real property will be sold AS Heritage, house is on the the Grand Jury subject to THOMAS/SCHOLZ PROP- ille, Tennessee pursuant IS, WHERE IS, with no war- The right is reserved to ad- L. $364,500. Hosting: Fran- the provisions of Tennessee ERTY S 07°30`26” W A DIS- to Deed of Trust executed ranties or representations of journ the day of the sale to cis Poston. See our dispaly Code Annotated. The Fore- TANCE OF 174.42` TO A ½” by James E. Johnson and any kind, express or implied, another day, time, and place ad in Sunday October 6th’s man in this County is pres- IRON ROD (OLD); THENCE Kathy A. Johnson, to Arnold including without limitation, certain without further pub- Herald-Citizen Classifi eds ently Mr. Bob Terry. S 11°42`21” W A DISTANCE M. Weiss, Esq., Trustee, as warranties regarding condi- lication, upon announce- for more details. OF 116.10` TO A ½” IRON trustee for Wells Fargo Bank, tion of the property or mar- ment at the time and place AMERICAN WAY R.E. Mr. Bob Terry, ROD (OLD) BEING THE N.A. on April 18, 2006 at Re- ketability of title. for the sale set forth above. 526-9581 Grand Jury Foreman SOUTHEAST CORNER OF cord Book 306, Page 363, If you purchase a proper- Frances: 931-260-5460 c/o District Attorney’s THIS DESCRIBED PROPER- Instrument No. 59539; con- This offi ce may be a debt ty at the foreclosure sale, Offi ce TY; THENCE CONTINUING ducted by Shapiro & Ingle, collector. This may be an at- the entire purchase price SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6 1519-A East Spring Street WITH THOMAS/SCHOLZ N LLP, having been appoint- tempt to collect a debt and is due and payable at the 1:00PM - 3:00PM Cookeville, TN 38506 77°48`10” W A DISTANCE ed Substitute or Successor any information obtained conclusion of the auction 400 Concord Drive Phone: 931-528-5015 OF 60.91` TO A ½” IRON Trustee, all of record in the may be used for that pur- in the form of a certifi ed/ E on Broad, L on Jamestown, ROD (OLD) BEING THE Putnam County Register’s pose. bank check made payable home on corner of James- The Grand Jury will next SOUTHWEST CORNER OF Offi ce. Default has occurred to or endorsed to Shapiro town & Concord. $337,700. meet on Monday, Novem- THIS DESCRIBED PROPER- in the performance of the Shapiro & Ingle, LLP & Ingle, LLP. No person- Hostess: Susan Johnson & ber 4, at the Putnam Coun- TY; THENCE CONTINUING covenants, terms, and con- Substitute Trustee al checks will be accept- Chasity Bryant. See our dis- ty Courthouse. You may be WITH THOMAS/SCHOLZ N ditions of said Deed of Trust 10130 Perimeter Parkway, ed. To this end, you must play ad in Sunday, October prosecuted for perjury for 13°18`02” W A DISTANCE OF and the entire indebtedness Suite 400 bring suffi cient funds to 6th’s Herald-Citizen Clas- any oral or written statement 128.84` TO A ½” IRON ROD has been declared due and Charlotte, NC 28216 outbid the lender and any sifi ed for more details. which you make under oath (OLD); THENCE N 14°45`25” payable. Phone: (704) 333-8107 other bidders. Insuffi cient FIRST REALTY CO to the Grand Jury, when you W A DISTANCE OF 122.13` Fax: (704) 333-8156 funds will not be accept- 528-1573 know the statement to be TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- Party Entitled to Enforce www.shapiro-ingle.com ed. Amounts received in Susan: (931)261-5596 false, and when the state- NING, HAVING AN AREA the Debt: Wells Fargo Bank, excess of the winning bid Chasity: (931)265-2398 ment touches on a matter OF 0.70 ACRES, MORE OR N.A., its successors and as- File No. 19-118569 will be refunded to the material to the point in ques- LESS, AS SURVEYED BY signs. 10/4, 10/11, 10/18 successful purchaser at tion. BRIAN MCMEANS R.L.S. the time the foreclosure LEGALS #2645 OF GLOBAL SUR- The real estate located in SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE’S deed is delivered. JENNIFER WILKERSON VEYING, LLC ON JUNE Putnam County, Tennes- SALE CIRCUIT COURT CLERK 28, 2016. SUBJECT TO see,and described in the Sale at public auction will This property is being sold PUTNAM COUNTY, ANY AND ALL RIGHT-OF- said Deed of Trust will be be on October 22, 2019 at with the express reservation TENNESSEE WAYS, EASEMENTS, EX- sold to the highest call bid- 10:00AM local time, at the that the sale is subject to 10/4 CEPTIONS, SETBACKS, der. The terms of the said front door, Putnam Coun- confi rmation by the lender AND/OR RESTRICTIONS, Deed of Trust may be mod- ty Courthouse, 300 East or trustee. This sale may be NOTICE OF REGULAR RECORDED AND UNRE- ifi ed by other instruments Spring Street, Cookeville, rescinded only by the Sub- MEETING CORDED, WHICH MAY AF- appearing in the public re- Tennessee pursuant to Deed stitute Trustee at any time. PUTNAM COUNTY BEER FECT THIS PROPERTY. BE- cord. Additional identifying of Trust executed by Ray C. If the Substitute Trustee BOARD ING A PART OF THE SAME information regarding the Mabey, to Fidelity National rescinds the sale, the pur- PROPERTY CONVEYED TO collateral property is below Title, Trustee, as trustee for chaser shall only be entitled The Putnam County Beer ODELL SLIGER AND JEW- and is believed to be accu- Mortgage Electronic Reg- to a return of any money Board will meet in regular ELL SLIGER, HEREIN BY rate, but no representation istration Systems, Inc. as paid towards the purchase session on Tuesday, Octo- DECREE OF THE CHAN- or warrant is intended. nominee for Congressional price and shall have no oth- ber 15th, 2019 at 5:00 p.m. in CERY COURT OF PUTNAM Bank on February 5, 2016 at er recourse. Once the pur- the Putnam County Clerk’s COUNTY, TENNESSEE, IN Street Address: 2077 Dyer Record Book 918, Page 615; chaser tenders the purchase offi ce, 121 South Dixie Ave- DOCKET NO. 1138, AND Long Road, Cookeville, Ten- conducted by Shapiro & price, the Substitute Trustee nue, Cookeville, Tennessee FILED FOR RECORD IN nessee 38501 Ingle, LLP, having been ap- may deem the sale fi nal in to consider the following: DEED BOOK 175, PAGE 289, Parcel Number: 028 044.06 pointed Substitute or Suc- which case the purchaser IN THE REGISTER`S OF- Current Owner(s) of Proper- cessor Trustee, all of record shall have no remedy. The Any business to properly FICE FOR PUTNAM COUN- ty: James Edward Johnson in the Putnam County Reg- real property will be sold AS come before the board. TY, TENNESSEE. Parcel and Kathy Johnson ister’s Offi ce. Default has IS, WHERE IS, with no war- ADVERTISEMENT FOR ID: 084-005.04 PROPER- occurred in the performance ranties or representations of BIDS Jerry Ford, Chairmain TY ADDRESS: The street This sale is subject to, with- of the covenants, terms, and any kind, express or implied, Putnam County Beer Board address of the property is out limitation, all matters conditions of said Deed of including without limitation, Sealed bids will be received 10/4, 10/11 believed to be 2488 HER- shown on any applicable Trust and the entire indebt- warranties regarding condi- by the City of Cookeville BERT GARRETT ROAD, recorded plat; any unpaid edness has been declared tion of the property or mar- Department of Water Qual- NOTICE OF SUBSTITUTE COOKEVILLE, TN 38506. taxes; any restrictive cov- due and payable. ketability of title. ity Control until 10:00 AM, TRUSTEE S SALE WHERE- In the event of any discrep- enants, easements, or Thursday, October 31, 2019, AS, default has occurred ancy between this street setback lines that may be Party Entitled to Enforce This offi ce may be a debt for the 2020 Willow Avenue in the performance of the address and the legal de- applicable; any statutory the Debt: Wells Fargo Bank, collector. This may be an at- covenants, terms and con- scription of the property, the N.A., its successors and as- tempt to collect a debt and Water Improvement Project right of redemption of any and the 2020 Willow Avenue ditions of a Deed of Trust legal description shall con- signs. any information obtained dated June 25, 2004, exe- trol. CURRENT OWNER(S): governmental agency, state may be used for that pur- CIPP Project. The two proj- or federal; any prior liens ects are separate and shall cuted by JEWEL SLIGER, Estate and/or heirs at law of The real estate located in pose. ODELL SLIGER, conveying Jewel Sliger, Bruce E. Slig- or encumbrances including Putnam County, Tennes- be bid individually. The 2020 those created by a fi xture fi l- Willow Avenue Water Im- certain real property there- er, Rose Ann Sliger, Van O. see,and described in the Shapiro & Ingle, LLP in described to DENNIE R. Sliger. OTHER INTERESTED ing or any applicable home- said Deed of Trust will be Substitute Trustee provement Project consists owners’ association dues or of installing approximate- MARSHALL, as Trustee, PARTIES: The sale of the sold to the highest call bid- 10130 Perimeter Parkway, ly 555 L.F of new 2” water as same appears of record above-described property assessments; all claims or der. The terms of the said Suite 400 line, along with replacing in the Register’s Offi ce of shall be subject to all mat- other matters, whether of Deed of Trust may be mod- Charlotte, NC 28216 approximately 40 water ser- Putnam County, Tennessee ters shown on any recorded record or not, which may en- ifi ed by other instruments Phone: (704) 333-8107 vice lines and meter sets in recorded July 21, 2004, in plat; any unpaid taxes; any cumber the purchaser’s title appearing in the public re- Fax: (704) 333-8156 Tennessee State Route 135. Deed Book 165, Page 117 ; restrictive covenants, ease- and any matter that an accu- cord. Additional identifying www.shapiro-ingle.com The 2020 Willow Avenue and WHEREAS, the benefi - ments or set-back lines that rate survey of the premises information regarding the Project consists of installing cial interest of said Deed of may be applicable; any prior might disclose. collateral property is below File No. 19-119096 approximately 7,160 L.F. of Trust was last transferred liens or encumbrances as and is believed to be accu- 9/20, 9/27, 10/4 8” CIPP, along with rehabil- and assigned to U.S. Bank well as any priority created The following parties may rate, but no representation itating 70 sewer services in National Association, not by a fi xture fi ling; and to any claim an interest in the or warrant is intended. The City of Algood will have Tennessee State Route 135. in its individual capacity matter that an accurate sur- above-referenced prop- a regular scheduled coun- but solely as trustee for the vey of the premises might erty to be aff ected by the Street Address: 822 Lone cil meeting Tuesday, Oc- Contract documents, in- RMAC Trust, Series 2016- disclose. This property is foreclosure: any judgment Oak Drive, 701 Contraband tober 8, 2019 at 6:00pm at cluding Instructions for Bid- CTT who is now the owner being sold with the express creditor or lien holder with Ln, Cookeville, Tennessee city hall. No work session ders, are available in the of said debt; and WHERE- reservation that it is sub- an interest subordinate to 38501 scheduled. Agenda will be Department of Water Quality AS, the undersigned,Rubin ject to confi rmation by the the said Deed of Trust or any Parcel Number: 065D D available on-line for viewing Control Offi ce, 1860 South Lublin TN, PLLC, having lender or Substitute Trustee. party claiming by, through, 001.00 & 065D D 017.00 at www.algood-tn.com or in Jeff erson Avenue, Cookev- been appointed as Substi- This sale may be rescinded or under any of the forego- Current Owner(s) of Proper- person at city hall. The pub- ille, TN 38506 (Phone (931) tute Trustee by instrument at any time. The right is re- ing. Such parties known to ty: Ray C. Mabey lic is invited. 520-5227, email mjacek@ to be fi led for record in the served to adjourn the day of the Substitute Trustee may cookeville-tn.org). There Register’s Offi ce of Putnam the sale to another day, time, include: None. This sale is subject to, with- Ann Flatt, is a $100.00 non-refund- County, Tennessee. NOW, and place certain without out limitation, all matters City recorder able charge for each indi- THEREFORE, notice is further publication, upon an- Terms of Sale will be public shown on any applicable 10/4 vidual set of contract doc- hereby given that the entire nouncement at the time and auction, for cash, free and recorded plat; any unpaid uments. No bids will be indebtedness has been de- place for the sale set forth clear of rights of homestead, received or accepted after clared due and payable, and above. All right and equity redemption and dower to the above-specifi ed time for that the undersigned, Rubin of redemption, statutory or the extent disclaimed or in- OPEN HOUSE the opening of bids. Techni- Lublin TN, PLLC, as Sub- otherwise, homestead, and applicable, and the rights stitute Trustee or his duly dower are expressly waived cal questions regarding the of James E. Johnson and This Saturday & Sunday - October 5th & 6th contract documents should appointed agent, by virtue in said Deed of Trust, and Kathy A. Johnson, and be addressed to Barry Turn- of the power, duty and au- the title is believed to be those claiming through him/ 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. er at bturner@cookeville-tn. thority vested and imposed good, but the undersigned her/it/them. org or Matthew Phillips at upon said Substitute Trustee will sell and convey only 3,000 Heated SF Newly Constructed Home [email protected]. will, on October 17, 2019 at as Substitute Trustee. The Any right of equity of re- Features: 3 Bedrooms, 2 1/2 Baths with 10:00 AM at the Main Hall Property is sold as is, where demption, statutory and oth- Walk-out Basement & Large 2nd Family Room Bids shall be accompa- or Front Steps of the Put- is, without representations erwise, and homestead are nied by a cashier’s or bank nam County Courthouse, or warranties of any kind, waived in accord with the 3007 Madison Place check, or Bid Guarantee Cookeville, Tennessee, pro- including fi tness for a par- terms of said Deed of Trust, Bond in the amount not less ceed to sell at public out- ticular use or purpose. THIS and the title is believed to be cry to the highest and best LAW FIRM IS ATTEMPTING Cookeville, TN 38501 B6 HERALD-CITIZEN SPORTS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2019 herald-citizen.com Seahawks hold off Rams Buehler, Muncy

SEATTLE (AP) — For all the other times when lead Dodgers Seattle’s Russell Wil- son was the best player on the fi eld and made highlight plays, this was past Nats 6-0 in diff erent. It could have been the stage of prime time or facing a division neme- sis in the Rams. Or the NLDS opener circumstances of build- ing an early lead, losing LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Dodgers overpow- it and then rallying ered the Nationals on the mound and at the plate, once more in the fourth extending the dominance that led to a fran- quarter. chise-record 106 victories in the regular season Whatever the reason, right on into the playoff s. Seattle received a per- Walker Buehler allowed one hit over six in- formance from Wilson nings, Max Muncy drove in three runs and Los that’ll be hard to top. Angeles capitalized on mistakes to beat Washing- “It was one of the best, ton 6-0 in Game 1 of their NL Division Series on I think,” Wilson said. Thursday night. Wilson’s 5-yard AP “Oh, they’re good. They’re really good,” Na- touchdown pass to Chris Seattle Seahawks running back Chris Carson, center, rushes between tionals manager Dave Martinez said. “That’s why Carson on fourth-and- Los Angeles Rams’ Clay Matthews, left, and Michael Brockers (90) they have been in the postseason so many years goal with 2:28 gave during a game Thursday in Seattle. in a row.” Seattle the lead, and the Buehler struck out eight, walked three and Seahawks held on for a downs, and rushed for played one of the best coach Sean McVay said. retired his fi nal seven batters after earning the 30-29 win over the Rams another 32 yards. He games I’ve ever seen Goff fi nished 29 of 49 start over veterans Clayton Kershaw and Hyun- on Thursday night when had touchdown pass- him play,” Seattle coach for 395 yards and one Jin Ryu, whose 2.32 ERA was lowest in the majors Greg Zuerlein’s 44-yard es of 13 yards to Tyler Pete Carroll said. touchdown just days this season. fi eld goal with 11 sec- Lockett and 40 yards to Seattle appeared to after throwing for a ca- “Walker, time and time again, just knows how onds left missed wide DK Metcalf in the fi rst wrap up the victory reer-high 517 yards and to temper, control his emotions and transfer that right. half. He threw a 10-yard- when Tedric Thompson tying an NFL record into the delivery, the execution of pitches,” Dodg- Seattle earned a need- er to David Moore in the made a juggling inter- with 45 completions in a ers manager Dave Roberts said. ed win against its NFC third quarter and he ception of Jared Goff ’s loss to Tampa Bay. Ever- Dodgers rookie Gavin Lux and Joc Pederson West foe after losing six had a fi nal answer after pass while lying on the ett had seven catches for slugged pinch-hit solo homers in the eighth. of the past eight to the the Rams’ had taken a turf with 2:08 left. But 136 yards, and Cooper Nationals fi rst baseman Howie Kendrick had Rams. And while there 29-24 lead. the Rams forced Seattle Kupp had nine grabs for two grounders roll under his glove, the second were contributions from Wilson led Seattle 60 to punt and took posses- 118 yards and a TD. leading to the Dodgers’ second run in the fi fth. plenty of others, Wilson yards in 12 plays, helped sion at their own 7 with “We had some things Washington’s Patrick Corbin stumbled orchestrated a memora- during the drive by a 1:38 left. that didn’t go our way through a rocky fi rst inning. He issued four ble night. roughing-the-passer In just seven plays, where we didn’t fi nish walks, joining Art Reinhart of the St. Louis Car- Whether it was his call on Clay Matthews. Goff had the Rams to the drives but we were mov- dinals as the only pitchers to walk that many in throws from the pocket After stalling inside the Seattle 30 after a 28-yard ing the ball really well,” the fi rst inning they ever pitched in the postsea- or when he was forced 10, Seattle faced fourth strike to Gerald Everett. Goff said. son. to improvise, Wilson down at the 5. Wilson The Rams stalled and a Carson fi nished with Reinhart walked four _ including Babe Ruth was at his best. It was scrambled as he had all 9-yard pass to Everett 118 yards rushing on 27 and Lou Gehrig _ in the fi fth inning of Game 4 of one stunning play after night, buying enough on third-down set up carries. The touchdown the 1926 World Series against the Yankees. another from Seattle’s time to fi nd Carson open Zuerlein’s attempt. The was his only reception. “That fi rst inning was the game,” Roberts said. star, continuing the best in the corner of the end snap was good, but the “Everyone kept their “That really set the tone.” start to a season in his zone. kick stayed just to the composure. Every- Corbin walked three in a row with two outs in career. The running back right. one was so poised and the 31-pitch inning. Yan Gomes was charged with Even his opponents scared nearly all of the Zuerlein had hit three stayed in the moment,” a passed ball, too, and Muncy drew a free pass were left in awe. 69,000 in attendance by fi eld goals earlier in the Seattle off ensive line- with the bases loaded to put the Dodgers in front. “Russell Wilson is juggling the pass before game. man Duane Brown said. “Walked a lot of guys, chased a lot of bad pitch- playing out of his mind gaining control. Carson “It’s one kick. He’s “We were always very es,” Martinez said. “When you’re walking guys right now,” Rams safety said he lost the pass made a lot of big kicks optimistic and had all and not hitting, it’s tough to win ballgames.” Eric Weddle said. in the stadium lights, for us. He’s going to the faith in the world Corbin gave up two runs - one earned - and Wilson was 17 of 23 which led to the juggle. continue to make a lot of and big time players three hits in six innings. The left-hander struck for 268 and four touch- “I thought Russell big kicks for us,” Rams stepped up for us.” out nine and fi nished with fi ve walks.

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