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By JENNIFER COHRON Hillcrest-Ev. 42 Daily Mountain Eagle Oakman 14 CORDOVA — A developer will present his plans for constructing Cherokee 35 four storefronts in the downtown Daily Mountain Eagle - Ron Harris area to the Cordova Planning Com- Lynn 14 mission next month, Mayor Drew Oakman quarterback Jon Avery (11) scrambles for yardage in the first quarter of the Wildcats’ Gilbert said Tuesday night. Addison 41 42-14 loss to Hillcrest-Evergreen in the second round of the Class 3A state playoffs Friday “That developer is fully green-lit, night. The loss ends the season for Oakman. Dora and Lynn also lost Friday night to conclude ready to go. Finances are in order. Hackleburg 16 He’s chomping at the bit, literally their 2017 seasons. For more, see A12 of today’s Eagle. calling me every day,” Gilbert told members of the City Council. The developer has not addressed CAMPAIGN SUMITON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL the council or been named publicly, CALENDAR and Gilbert declined to give more specific details about the project on Tuesday. Election ‘Eat “I’ll let him speak to that as he and Greet’ progresses just to make sure that he is firm on the four things he wants set for today to do, and obviously before we moved to donate the property, that Nick Smith, a can- would be included,” Gilbert said. didate for Walker He added that he has been frank County sheriff, is with the developer that the four holding an “Election storefronts are more important to the city in the long-term than the Eat and Greet” at businesses that inhabit them. the Carbon Hill “We get storefronts. Whether Community Center that’s a successful business or not, from 3 until 5 p.m. we have a storefront that another business can go into. I hate to be today. This rally will that way, but that’s something that focus on Carbon we are missing right now. We don’t Hill and surrounding have building capital, and he is areas, but all county going to give us that,” Gilbert said. Gilbert first notified Cordova City residents are wel- Council members of the developer’s come. The commu- interest in August. nity center is The council voted Sept. 12 to located at 229 SW allow Gilbert to sign a letter of in- tent for the developer. 2nd Street. Gilbert has previously stated that Daily Mountain Eagle - Lea Rizzo one of the lots currently being con- The Campaign Calendar will sidered for the project is not owned run periodically in the Daily Dora High School and Sumiton Elementary School students are coming together in a men- Mountain Eagle. The an- by the city and said that city leaders nouncements are paid by politi- toring relationship through the Bulldog Buddies program. would reach out to the owner in cal candidates to allow the hopes of getting the land donated or public to know about their up- sold at a “low, market-rate price.” coming events. For more infor- mation on placing an event in Gilbert said Tuesday night that the Campaign Calendar, call both he and council member Larry 205-221-2840. Bulldog buddies Sides have been in touch with the property owner. “I reached out today trying to get DEATHS High school, elementary students paired in mentorship program a reasonable sales price for that lot. See CORDOVA, A11 Deborah June Key, 63, By LEA RIZZO signed to a “big dog” (high gram stemmed from wanting to Cordova Daily Mountain Eagle schooler). Second-, third- and create more of a sense of commu- Smitty Foch Ferguson, 88, Jasper fourth-graders participate in the nity between Dora High and Betty Smith, 57, Jasper SUMITON — Students from program, along with 10th-, 11th- Sumiton Elementary students. Dora High and Sumiton Ele- and 12th-graders. Ellis added that the younger Political sign near Full obituaries / A2 mentary schools are being “We really felt like their was a students are “devastated” if brought together through the need for some of our students to their Dora students are not able home damaged new Bulldog Buddies program, have a positive influence in their to come that month. which pairs together a student lives,” said Laura Lee Ellis, Jennifer Hamrick, the sponsor by recent gunfire WEATHER from each school and allows counselor and sponsor of the pro- from Dora, said students started them to do activities together. gram at Sumiton Elementary. asking her at the beginning of By ED HOWELL The program, which started Sumiton’s principal Dr. Kristi the year when the Bulldog Bud- Daily Mountain Eagle High Low last school year, has 32 students Wheeler and Dora principal dies program would be starting 71 39 from each school get together Paige Abner worked together to up again. CORDOVA — Cordova Police once a month, with each “puppy pick the mentors and younger Chief Nick Smith, who is a candi- dog” (elementary student) as- students. The idea for the pro- See BUDDIES, A11 date for sheriff in 2018, said gunfire recently damaged one of his cam- INDEX paign signs, adding that charges for such actions can result in arrests. Classifieds...... A9 KIWANIS CLUB OF JASPER After being in law enforcement for Comics...... A8 over a decade, Smith said he has Dear Abby...... A8 seen all sorts of campaign signs Horoscope...... A8 Merrill promotes new damaged, such as knocking them Religion...... A5 down or stealing them. “I don’t Sports...... A12 know that I’ve ever heard of one Today in History...... A2 technology for election being shot,” he said. “It looked to be a small caliber, maybe a .22.” One section, 16 pages process in Alabama Smith said the action happened Monday between 6 a.m. and 6:15 Check By ED HOWELL a.m. on Gardners Gin Road in a res- out our Daily Mountain Eagle idential area with a Cordova ad- Facebook dress, but in the county jurisdiction. page at Alabama Secretary of State John Merrill is promoting He has not filed a report with the Jasper Daily Mountain Eagle the technology advancements to improve elections, say- county, saying he is still looking to ing he one day hopes to bring electronic poll books to find any security video. Walker County. “The residents heard gunfire that At a Kiwanis Club of Jasper meeting Monday, Merrill morning, but didn’t really know passed out an annual report for calendar year 2016 in what it was,” he said. “Later in the his office, as well as a brochure that shows his business Daily Mountain Eagle - Ron Harris day, they were cutting grass and no- card reproduced with his office number, 334-242-7200; Alabama Secretary of State John Merrill ticed the holes in the sign.” his cell phone number, 334-328-2787; and his email, A total of six shots were heard, [email protected]. His website is talks with Jasper resident Bill Cleghorn and three holes were found in the following Monday’s Kiwanis Club of See SIGN, A11 See MERRILL, A11 Jasper meeting. A2 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Sat., Nov. 18, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com

Today’s weather DEATHS & FUNERALS Forecast for Saturday, November 18, 2017 TENN. Deborah June Key Smitty Foch Ferguson December 10, 1953 – November 16, 2017 Smitty Foch Ferguson, 88, of Jasper, passed away Oxford 69/36 Huntsville Deborah June Key, 63, of Cordova, passed away Thursday, Nov. 16, 2017, at Walker Baptist Medical Cen- ARK. 70/38 Thursday, Nov. 16, 2017, at her residence. ter. The family will receive friends Sunday, Nov. 19, 2017, A graveside service will be held Sunday, Nov. 19, 2017, at 11 a.m. at Collins-Burke Funeral Home. at 2 p.m. at Saragossa Baptist Cemetery. Bryan Richard- GA. Funeral services will be held Sunday, Nov. 19, 2017, son will officiate. at 1 p.m. in the Collins-Burke Chapel, with burial at Ferguson was preceded in death by his son, Sean Farley Greenville Birmingham 72/38 71/40 Union Chapel Cemetery. Houston Gardner will officiate. Ferguson; and parents, Sudie and Ernest Ferguson. Key was preceded in death by her parents, Virgil He is survived by his daughter-in-law, Kalei Ferguson; Roberts and Elisabeth Roberts; grandson, Kevin Key; nephew, Roger Ferguson, Charlie Ferguson and Fred Fer- brother, Otis Roberts. guson; niece, Annette Wilson, Rita Bice and Janice Mont- She is survived by her husband, Norman Preston Key gomery; and special friends, Carl and Gloria Harbison. Jackson Montgomery Sr.; daughter, Shannah Key Bramlett (Dennis); sons, 81/43 77/42 Norman Preston Key Jr. (Sarah) and David Wayne Key; You may sign the register online at www.kilgoregreen- sisters, Judy Early and Geraldine Davidson; sister-in- funeralhome.com. law, Faye Herron; special friends, Lisa Tidwell and Mar- Brookhaven Hattiesburg 77/42 garet Dunn; brothers, Pierce Roberts, Danny Roberts, Kilgore-Green Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-9503 79/42 Norman Roberts, Steve Roberts and Greg Roberts; six grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. Mobile 78/46 LA. FLA. Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 Obituary policy The Daily Mountain Eagle publishes obit- Betty Smith uaries for a minimum $40 charge for a stan- dard obituary. The standard obituary Betty Smith, 57, of Jasper, passed away Friday, Nov. 17, includes the deceased’s complete name, age, 2017, at her residence. occupation, date, cause and place of death, Funeral arrangements will be announced by Collins- time and place of services and survivors. Pho- Burke Funeral Home. ©2017 AccuWeather, Inc. tographs of the deceased are welcome, but not required. Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 If the obituary exceeds standard space, ad- ditional charges may be incurred. Information must be received from the fu- The Rev. Jesse Jackson neral home handling the arrangements and discloses diagnosis services. of Parkinson’s disease CHICAGO (AP) — The Rev. Jesse Jackson disclosed publicly Friday that he has been seeking outpatient Keystone pipeline leak care for two years for Parkinson’s disease and plans to “dedicate” himself to physical therapy to slow the days before Nebraska progress of the disease. In a letter to supporters, the 76-year-old civil rights icon said family and friends noticed a change in him expansion ruling about three years ago, and he could no longer ignore symptoms of the chronic neurological disorder that PIERRE, S.D. (AP) — sources, said the state has causes movement difficulties. TransCanada Corp.’s Key- sent a staff member to the “Recognition of the effects of this disease on me has stone pipeline leaked an site of the leak in a rural been painful, and I have been slow to grasp the gravity estimated 210,000 gallons area near the border with of it,” he wrote. “For me, a Parkinson’s diagnosis is not of oil onto agricultural North Dakota about 250 Jeff McIntosh/The Canadian Press via AP, File a stop sign but rather a signal that I must make land in northeastern miles (402 kilometers) lifestyle changes and dedicate myself to physical ther- South Dakota, but state of- west of Minneapolis. This Nov. 2015 file photo shows a sign for Tran- apy.” ficials don’t believe the “Ultimately, the cleanup sCanada's Keystone pipeline facilities in Hardisty, Jackson, who declined to be interviewed, also released leak polluted any surface responsibility lies with Alberta, Canada. TransCanada Corp.’s Keystone a letter from Northwestern Medicine confirming his di- water bodies or drinking TransCanada, and they’ll agnosis and care. water systems. have to clean it up in com- pipeline leaked oil onto agricultural land in north- He vowed to use his voice to help find a cure for the State officials and pliance with our state reg- eastern South Dakota, the company and state reg- disease. pipeline operator Tran- ulations,” Walsh said. ulators said Thursday but state of ficials don’t About 60,000 people in the U.S. are diagnosed with sCanada Corp. disclosed TransCanada said in its believe the leak polluted any surface water bodies Parkinson’s annually, according to the Parkinson’s the leak Thursday, and the statement that it expected Foundation. company shut down the the pipeline to remain or drinking water systems. It can start with tremors, and symptoms generally pipeline. shut down as the company site that the company has crude oil,” said Moeckly, worsen over time. The exact cause is unknown. Treat- TransCanada said it ac- responds to the leak. It did safely transported more whose property is crossed ments include medications, surgery and physical ther- tivated emergency re- not offer a time estimate, than 1.5 billion barrels of by the pipeline. “A mile apy. sponse procedures after and a spokesman didn’t oil, or about 63 billion gal- away, but I’ll tell you it was The disease itself is not fatal but people can die from detecting a drop in pres- immediately return a tele- lons, through the system like it was next door.” complications. Jackson said Parkinson’s “bested” his fa- sure resulting from the phone message from The since operations began in A leak and spill in south- ther. Noah Lewis Robinson Sr. died in 1997 at age 88 leak south of a pump sta- Associated Press. 2010. eastern South Dakota in after suffering a heart attack. tion in Marshall County. The federal Pipeline and President Donald April 2016 prompted a It was unclear how his treatment would affect his The cause was being inves- Hazardous Materials Trump issued a federal weeklong shutdown of the leadership of the Rainbow/PUSH Coalition, the tigated. Safety Administration did- permit for the expansion pipeline. TransCanada es- Chicago-based civil rights group he founded more than Discovery of the leak n’t immediately return an project in March even timated that just under two decades ago. Jackson has remained active in his ad- comes just days before Ne- email requesting addi- though it had been re- 17,000 gallons (405 bar- vocacy and travels, including traveling to Puerto Rico braska regulators are tional information from jected by the Obama ad- rels) of oil spilled onto pri- last month for a hurricane-relief mission and hosting a scheduled to announce The AP. Since 2010, com- ministration. The vate land during that leak. symposium in Washington, D.C., earlier this week. their decision Monday panies have reported 17 Keystone XL project would Federal regulators said an A protégé of the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jackson whether to approve the spills bigger than the leak move crude oil from Al- “anomaly” on a weld on the was instrumental in guiding the modern civil rights proposed Keystone XL oil announced Thursday, top- berta, Canada, across pipeline was to blame. No movement on a wide variety of issues, including voting pipeline, an expansion ping 210,000 gallons Montana and South waterways or aquifers rights and education. that would boost the (5,000 barrels) of crude oil Dakota to Nebraska, were affected. Twice a candidate for the Democratic presidential amount of oil Tran- or refined petroleum prod- where it would connect TransCanada said at the nomination in the 1980s, he has remained a strong voice sCanada is now shipping ucts, according to U.S. De- with existing pipelines time that the leak was the in numerous anti-discrimination efforts, including ad- through the existing line, partment of feeding refineries along first detected on the vocating for affordable housing. He’s often seen at which is known simply as Transportation records. the Gulf Coast. pipeline since it began op- protests nationwide and has continued regular forums Keystone. The expansion The existing Keystone Kent Moeckly, a member erating, though there had at Rainbow/PUSH’s headquarters. has faced fierce opposition pipeline transports crude of conservation and family been leaks at pumping sta- from environmental from Canada to refineries agriculture group Dakota tions. groups, American Indian in Illinois and Oklahoma, Rural Action, who opposed One of those leaks hap- tribes and some landown- passing through the east- the Keystone pipeline, said pened in southeastern ers. ern Dakotas, Nebraska, he drove to land he owns North Dakota in May Brian Walsh, an envi- Kansas and Missouri. It near the site of the spill 2011, when 14,000 gallons ronmental scientist man- can handle nearly 600,000 Thursday. (333 barrels) spilled after a ager at the South Dakota barrels daily, or about 23 “There’s a heck of a valve failed at a pumping Department of Environ- million gallons. Tran- south wind up here today, station near the South ment and Natural Re- sCanada says on its web- and man it just stunk of Dakota border.

TODAY IN HISTORY

Today is Saturday, Nov. 18, the In 1978, U.S. Rep. Leo J. Ryan, D- single attack in Israel’s offensive 322nd day of 2017. There are 43 Calif., and four others were killed against Islamic militants, 12 people AP Photo days left in the year. in Jonestown, Guyana, by members were killed when an Israeli missile Today’s Highlight in History: of the Peoples Temple; the killings ripped through a two-story home in In this Feb. 2015 file photo, the Rev. Jesse Jack- On Nov. 18, 1942, “The Skin of were followed by a night of mass a residential area of Gaza City. son speaks during a news conference in Chicago. Our Teeth,” Thornton Wilder’s murder and suicide by more than Justin Bieber dominated the Amer- Pulitzer Prize-winning allegory 900 cult members. ican Music Awards in Los Angeles, about the history of humankind, In 1987, the congressional Iran- winning three trophies, including VOLUME 56 NUMBER 169 opened on Broadway. Contra committees issued their artist of the year. On this date: final report, saying President One year ago: President-elect In 1883, the United States and Ronald Reagan bore “ultimate re- Donald Trump signaled a sharp Canada adopted a system of Stan- sponsibility” for wrongdoing by his policy shift to the right by picking Daily Mountain Eagle dard Time zones. aides. A fire at London King’s Cross Alabama Sen. Jeff Sessions as at- - Main Office - In 1886, the 21st president of the railway station claimed 31 lives. torney general, Kansas Rep. Mike 1301 E. Viking Drive Member United States, Chester A. Arthur, In 1991, Shiite (SHEE’-eyet) Pompeo to head the CIA and Jasper, AL 35501 Audit Bureau died in New York. Muslim kidnappers in Lebanon Michael Flynn as his national secu- Phone (205) 221-2840 of Circulations In 1916, the World War I Battle freed Anglican Church envoy Terry rity adviser. 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By ANTHONY IZAGUIRRE Associated Press Authorities struggled Friday to account for the whereabouts of all the res- idents of a Pennsylvania senior living community after a massive blaze tore through their complex during the middle of the night, injuring nearly 30 and leading to a chaotic evacuation. West Chester Mayor Jor- dan Norley said Friday af- ternoon that a few of the more than 130 residents of the Barclay Friends Senior Living Community, located west of Philadelphia, were still unaccounted for fol- lowing the huge fire. “We’re hoping for the best obviously here,” said Norley, who put the num- ber taken to area hospitals Pete Bannan/Daily Local News via AP at 29. Officials said fewer Firefighters battle a blaze at the Barclay Friends Senior Living Community than 20 remained hospi- talized and all were in in West Chester, Pa., Thursday. Chester County emergency officials say at good condition. least 20 people have been taken to area hospitals for treatment. The extent County emergency offi- of their injuries was not immediately known. cials said there was the possibility someone could was too unstable for inves- ple buildings, engulfing the hospitalized residents have died in the fire, which tigators to enter and check sections within minutes as complained of chest pains. in blankets as overnight helped to comfort seniors erupted late Thursday to make sure everyone got more than 400 emergency Many of the residents temperatures dipped into as they were led away night. But a spokeswoman out. personnel responded. were pushed in wheel- the low 40s. Some of the from the flames. for the federal Bureau of Barclay Friends offers The heat was so intense chairs or rolled on beds to residents were taken from “I would try to wrap Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms various levels of care in- that one firefighter bat- safety, said Dina Cic- the scene by school bus. them in a blanket and kept and Explosives, which was cluding memory care, tling the blaze discovered carone, another neighbor Mike Lentz, a 60-year- telling them ‘you’re safe on the scene, told an after- skilled nursing and post- his helmet was melting, who helped move people old accountant who lives now,’” he said. “Some were noon news conference that acute rehab. The cause of said county emergency away from the fire and across the street from the crying. Some were disori- no relatives had yet to re- the fire was under investi- services director Robert into safety. In some cases, facility, said neighbors also ented and crying.” port any family members gation. Kagel. she said, people used blan- missing. Larry Kingsland, 62, A spokeswoman for the kets as makeshift gurneys Dozens of neighbors said he and scores of senior center said about to assist in the rescue ef- rushed to help with the neighbors ferried elderly 132 residents were present fort. Gutters rescue, wrapping the eld- residents to medics as fire- when the blaze broke out. “Most of them could not Gutters erly in blankets and in fighters rescued them Emergency officials put walk,” the 37-year-old Cic- some cases carrying them from the inferno. the number of staff at carone said. “Some were F ree E stim ates! to ambulances in “Everyone saw how dev- about 20; they were all ac- lying on the ground, we makeshift gurneys. Some astating the fire was and counted for. were just bundling them of the residents were also we all had the same reac- Patients at Paoli Hospi- up.” • Since 1966 • taken to a shelter set up at tion: that people needed tal were admitted with is- As the complex went up a nearby college. help,” he said. “The whole sues related to smoke in flames, news helicopter Emergency manage- neighborhood was help- inhalation, a spokes- coverage showed dozens of Creative Aluminum ment officials said much of ing.” woman said. residents on the lawn or 1206 Curry Hwy the burned-out complex The fire spread to multi- The mayor said some of along the street, wrapped Jasper, AL 35503 387-7683 387-7698

Lawyers: Former Atlanta fire chief fired for religious views City of Jasper Sanitation Dept. ATLANTA (AP) — An attorney for those who engage in bestiality, city ments and drove me to treat all peo- a former Atlanta fire chief argued in lawyer David Gevertz said Friday. ple with love, equity and justice ac- Thanksgiving Week court Friday that his client was let The book calls such people wicked tually is what the government used go for his religious beliefs, but and ungodly, he said. to ... end my childhood dream-come- lawyers for the city disputed that. But Cochran attorney Kevin The- true career,” Cochran told reporters. Schedule Kelvin Cochran wrote a book riot told reporters after the hearing An assistant chief who had been CLOSED Nov. 24 & 25 called “Who Told You That You Were that the book is meant to help Chris- given a copy of the book raised con- Naked?” for a men’s Bible study and tian men be better husbands and fa- cerns in October 2014 about some of Monday Tues day Wednesday self-published it in late 2013. He thers. the book’s statements on homosexu- gave copies to about a dozen subor- “There are a few isolated passages ality, especially since Cochran NOV. 20 NOV. 21 NOV. 22 dinates who he said had requested that they take out of context to try clearly identified himself in the book copies or who he knew shared his re- to depict the chief as being some- as Atlanta’s fire chief. ligious beliefs. body who’s hateful when, in fact, The following month, Reed sus- Regular Regular Regular He was fired in January 2015 and Chief Cochran’s beliefs require him pended Cochran for 30 days without MONDAY TUESDAY WED. & THURS. filed a federal lawsuit against the to treat everybody equally and the pay to discipline him for selling his Pick Up city and Mayor Kasim Reed, saying only evidence before the court is book without providing proper no- Pick Up Pick Up his free speech and due-process that’s what he always did,” Theriot tice or getting written approval, (Start at 6AM) rights had been violated. U.S. Dis- said. Gevertz said. The city law depart- trict Judge Leigh May on Friday Cochran said he was shocked that ment also opened an investigation heard arguments in the case. a book encouraging men to be better into whether Cochran had improp- The book lumps together gay peo- could jeopardize his 34-year career. erly imposed his views in the work- ple, those who have sex outside of “It’s still unthinkable to me that place. Cochran was told not to make marriage and non-Christians with the very faith and patriotism that public comments on his suspension, murderers, rapists, pedophiles and inspired my professional achieve- Gevertz said.

Navy grounds air crew that made vulgar drawing in sky

SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) trail resembling an ob- once, a top police official Davis said. — The air crew who used scene image to observers said Friday. An autopsy has not been their U.S. Navy warplane on the ground,” the Navy Ballistic tests show that completed for Sean Suiter, to create a vulgar sky writ- said. recovered shell casings an 18-year veteran of the ing above the town of were matched to the recov- department, the commis- Okanogan, Washington, Slain Baltimore ered firearm, Commis- sioner said. this week have been sioner Kevin Davis told a Suiter, 43, died at a hos- grounded, the U.S. Navy officer's gun news conference at police pital Thursday, less than said Friday. found in lot headquarters. When asked 24 hours after he was shot An electronic warfare where he was shot if it was possible that the in the head while working plane from Naval Air Sta- officer was shot with his on a case in West Balti- BALTIMORE (AP) — In- tion Whidbey Island in own gun, Davis said au- more, a rough neighbor- vestigators recovered the western Washington state thorities are “looking at hood of vacant lots and gun of a slain Baltimore created sky writings in the every possibility.” boarded-up row houses. homicide detective from shape of male genitals in “We only recovered one A vigorous manhunt and the gritty lot where he was the skies over the rural gun from the scene. That a hefty reward that stood shot, and have determined community on Thursday. doesn’t mean that there at $190,000 Friday has not that it was fired more than Many residents spotted wasn’t a second gun,” led to any arrests. the contrails in the clear blue skies above the cen- tral Washington town of 2,500 people. Witnesses took photos and placed Fitness Factory them on social media plat- forms, where they were widely viewed. & Spa “The actions of this air- crew are wholly unaccept- able and antithetical to Navy core values” said a Pre Christmas statement issued Friday by NAS Whidbey Island. “We have grounded the Sale aircrew and are conduct- NO CONTRACT ing a thorough investiga- tion,” the statement said, 2 Months “and we will hold those re- sponsible accountable for for $100 their actions.” “The Navy apologizes for this irresponsible and im- SERVICES INCLUDE: mature act, and anyone who was offended by this • Gym and Exercise Classes unacceptable action,” the Free Weights • Cardio Equipment statement said. • Fitness Classes • Zumba The aircraft involved Silver Sneakers for Mature Adults was an E/A-18 Growler as- signed to Whidbey Island, • Wet Rooms the Navy said. The carrier- Pool • Dry Sauna • Steam Room • Hot Tub based plane carries a two- Water Aerobics person crew. 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Capitol, Kayla Moore sur- kind of person who needs Secretary of State John Merrill’s office initially rounded herself with two to be in the Senate. said 674 people apparently voted in both the dozen other women Friday Decades ago, then Democratic Senate primary on Aug. 15 and the to defend husband Roy known by her maiden Republican runoff election the month after. Such Moore against accusations name, Kayla Kisor, she of sexual misconduct that was performing in a home- votes are illegal, so it referred those cases to local are dividing Republicans, town dance recital when probate judges. and women in particular. she first caught Roy A release from Merrill’s office on Friday said that “He will not step down. Moore’s eye. As he wrote in investigations found 534 of those cases were er- He will not stop fighting his 2009 autobiography: rors. That left 140 people who voted in the Demo- for the people of Alabama,” Seeing her was something cratic primary and the Republican runoff. Kayla Moore said at a he never forgot. The state says probate judges didn’t want to pur- “Women for Moore” rally. “Years later,” Moore sue any additional investigations, so the matter is Acting as her husband’s wrote, when she was 23 — closed. Officials initially indicated some people lead defender, she lashed she’s 14 years his junior— could be prosecuted for crossover voting. out at the news media and he finally met her. They thanked people who were wed in 1985. sticking behind her hus- Now, Kayla Moore is Alabama jobless band. “To the people of Al- doing more than standing abama, thank you for by her husband — she’s rate drops to 3.6 percent being smarter than they AP Photo/Brynn Anderson his most aggressive de- MONTGOMERY (AP) — Alabama’s unemploy- think you are,” Moore said. fender against allegations ment rate has dropped to a record low 3.6 per- Not everyone is sticking Kayla Moore arrives to speak at a news confer- threatening his Republi- cent. The governor’s office says the rate with Roy Moore, however, ence Friday in Montgomery. can bid for U.S. Senate. announced Friday is down from the September and certainly not all When Moore makes a rate of 3.8 percent, and it’s the lowest ever women. “I was going to to disbelieve the women rats already hoped to public appearance, Kayla vote for him. I was going to and is bothered by their al- stand a chance against the Moore is there. When recorded in Alabama. be one of his voters. I just legations. But, Ivey said, polarizing jurist who was something pops up on so- Last month’s rate is well below the state’s Octo- don’t know that I can vote she will vote for Moore twice removed from chief cial media that could help ber 2016 rate of 6.1 percent. And it’s three-tenths for him anymore,” said anyway for the sake of justice duties because of his cause, she shares it on of a percent better than that rate of 4.1 percent, Laura Payne, a Trump del- GOP power in Congress. defying court orders re- Facebook. And she was the which was the lowest in almost 17 years. egate to the 2016 Republi- “We need to have a Re- garding the Ten Com- star at the Statehouse The state rate represents about 77,000 unem- can National Convention. publican in the United mandments and gay rally in Montgomery. ployed people in October compared to about Since last week, Moore States Senate to vote on marriage. Speakers there said the 83,000 jobless people in September. has been engulfed by accu- things like Supreme Court A Fox News poll re- allegations against Moore Statistics show annual growth is strongest in the sations of sexual miscon- justices, other appoint- leased Thursday, a week were out of character for leisure and hospitality sector, with 7,100 jobs duct toward women in ments that the Senate has after the first accusations, the man they have known their teens when he was a to confirm and make major showed Jones leading for years. added. Shelby County in metro Birmingham has deputy district attorney in decisions,” Ivey said. Moore by eight points. “I do not recognize the the state’s lowest jobless rate at 2.6 percent; his 30s. Several of his ac- Moore has ignored Support from women was man these ladies are de- Wilcox County is highest at 8.9 percent. cusers have allowed their mounting calls from Wash- helping to give Jones the scribing,” Ann Eubank, a identities to be made pub- ington Republicans con- edge with 68 percent for fixture in Alabama Repub- Norman Rockwell exhibit lic. cerned that if he stays in Jones compared to 32 per- lican politics, said of the One said Moore tried to the race against Democrat cent for Moore. accusers. opens in northern Alabama initiate a sexual encounter Doug Jones he may not One of them is longtime Across the street from HUNTSVILLE (AP) — American artist Norman with her when she was 14. only lose a seat they were Republican Tracy James, the rally, Rose Falvey, 25, Rockwell spent much of his career dismissed by Another said Moore as- sure to win but also may who worked for former held a “Moore is a pe- the serious art world as a creator of cliched, senti- saulted her when she was do significant damage to senator and current U.S. dophile,” a reference to the a 16-year-old waitress the party’s brand among Attorney General Jeff Ses- 14-year-old accuser. mental images used on the covers of magazines. after he offered to drive women nationwide as they sions. Her cousin was a Re- Falvey, who runs an That has all changed in the last few decades. her home. Five others said prepare for a difficult publican governor. She LGBT community center, Today, Rockwell’s art brings monster prices if it Moore pursued romantic midterm election season. won’t vote for Moore, a de- said she was angered by ever comes to auction, and his art is praised by relationships with them The Alabama GOP, cision she made before the the stories about Moore collectors and museum curators alike. “He cast a when they were between meanwhile, reaffirmed its election. since he had fought to painting,” says Rockwell owner and “Star Wars” the ages of 16 and 18. support for Moore on “My hope is that the block gay marriage in the director George Lucas. “It wasn’t just a random “I have not found any Thursday. 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Upcoming church happenings, gospel singings and cemetery cleanings/meetings will be featured each Wednesday and Saturday in the Daily Mountain Eagle, and daily on the Community Calendar at www.moun- David Phelps to sing at Jasper’s FBC Dec. 9 taineagle.com. Events are listed free of charge. They are listed by calendar date and time as space allows, so there is no guarantee when or the number of days an event will run. Events are only accepted from local churches, By ED HOWELL works, including PBS,” the faith-based ministries or organizations, and cemetery associations. The Daily Mountain Eagle website stated. deadline to place an event is no later than noon on Tuesday or Friday of Many of his projects each week. For information, call Elane Jones at 205-221-2840 or email infor- Tickets are on sale to have debuted or peaked at mation to [email protected]. hear Southern Gospel No. 1. In 2017, David re- NOV. 18 singer David Phelps at leased his latest recording, New Prospect Baptist Church at 770 Alabama Jasper’s First Baptist “Hymnal.” Highway 5 North in Jasper, adjacent to Walker Mem- Church on Sunday, Dec. 9. Phelps and his wife, ory Gardens, will have its food closet open Saturday, Phelps, who has been as- Lori, have been married Nov. 18, from 8 a.m. until noon. sociated with the Gaither for more than two decades. videos, will sing in a “Sea- They have four children, Blackwater Macedonia Church of Christ at 40 sonal Celebration” event Callie, Maggie Beth, Grant Windham Loop Rd. (just off Duncan Road) in Jasper at 7 p.m., with the doors and Coby. The family lives will have a coat giveaway and food bank on Saturday, opening at 6 p.m. on a farm outside Nov. 18, from 10 a.m.–2 p.m. at the church. The Dove and Grammy Nashville, Tenn. award winning singer is General seating is $20, New Bethel Church of God in Christ will host a known for a “seemingly with $25 for the artist cir- free Community Thanksgiving Dinner for Senior Citi- endless vocal range,” ac- cle. Tickets on the day of zens on Saturday, Nov. 18, at 4 p.m. at the Lueada cording to his website, the event will be $25 and Meadows Smith Center located at 419 Crutchfield davidphelps.com, noting it $30. Blvd. in Jasper. All senior citizens 55 and older are in- extends more than three VIP tickets for $75 will vited to come and enjoy the Thanksgiving Dinner, en- octaves. The Baylor Uni- allow seating on the front tertainment, door prizes and fellowship. For more versity graduate has row and for a meet-and- information, call Betty Pruitt at 205-799-1870, Regina served for 15 years in the greet event. Finch at 205-265-9364 or Linda Jones at 205-435- Gaither Vocal Band. David Phelps Tickets can be pur- 3554. “As a solo artist, he re- chased at the church, lo- ceived 2009 Dove Award and honors,” the website its release has received ac- cated at 1604 4th Ave. in Berry Civic Center in Berry hosts a Southern nominations for Male Vo- states. “David’s 2012 live claim from throughout Jasper, or go online to gospel singing the third Saturday of each month at 6 calist of the Year and Long concert DVD, ‘David both gospel and secular iTickets.com. p.m. featuring the Stephens from Northport and the Form Video for the Christ- Phelps: Classic,’ debuted music genres. The record- Anyone wanting more Busby Family from Berry. Admission is free, but a mas DVD, ‘O Holy Night’ on Billboards’ Music Video ing has been featured on information can call (205) love offering will be received. No concert will be held to add to his many awards Chart at No. 1 and since numerous television net- 221-6444. in December, but concerts will resume on the third Saturday in January 2018.

NOV. 19 Freedom Assembly of God on Alabama Highway 257 (Curry Highway) in Jasper will have its annual Thanksgiving Lunch on Sunday, Nov. 19., with wor- A pilgrim’s perspective ship service beginning at 10 a.m. and lunch at noon. New Hope Baptist Church of Argo will observe Twice hundred members under crops, hunt, fish, and deci- heavenly country. There- its annual Homecoming and Church Anniversary on in the the leadership of Rev. pher poisonous from edi- fore God is not ashamed Sunday, Nov. 19. The Rev. Renfro Beavers, the associ- New John Robinson. As their ble plants. Squanto to be called their God, for ate pastor of Mt. Olive Baptist Church in Adamsville, Testa- children grew up, they further assisted the Pil- He has prepared a city for will deliver the morning message. The evening pro- ment were lured by the loose grims as a guide and in- them” (Heb. 11:16, gram will begin at 3 p.m. believ- Dutch terpreter to help NKJV). Hunters Chapel Holy Church of Christ on ers are lifestyle. Wanting a negotiate peace with the Note: Historical mate- Hunters Chapel Road in Jasper will have a singing referred fresh start free from reli- Wampanoag Tribe. rial was gleaned from The Sunday, Nov. 19, at 5 p.m. featuring special guest to as gious persecution, they After the plentiful har- Light and the Glory by singers The Awakened Quartet with J.J. Hadder. “pil- The Word made plans to sail to the vest of 1621, Governor Peter Marshall & David grims.” Workshop New World on a quest to Bradford declared a 3-day Manuel. Arley Congregational Christian Church in The worship God and live as feast of Thanksgiving. Arley will have a singing Sunday, Nov. 19, at 5 p.m. Apostle By Ben they saw fit based on the Chief Massasoit and Ben Godwin is the author of four Guest singers will be Three In One from Moulton. Peter Godwin Bible. about 90 warriors brought books and pastors the Goodsprings Full Gospel Church. This article is an ad- Originally, they set sail venison, wild turkeys, excerpt from Ben’s book A Pilgrim’s NOV. 26 dressed his readers, on two ships: the Speed- hoecakes, cornmeal and Perspective. To read more articles, First Baptist Church of Frisco at 2701 Corona “Beloved, I beg you as so- well and the Mayflower. maple syrup pudding, and visit his website at bengodwin.org journers and pilgrims, ab- Three days into the jour- an Indian delicacy — pop- and take advantage of his 4-book See HAPPENINGS, A6 bundle for $25. stain from fleshly lusts ney, the Speedwell proved corn. The Pilgrims pitched which war against the to be unseaworthy and, as in vegetables from their soul” (1 Pt. 2:11, NKJV), some sources suggest, gardens. Between meals warning them to avoid may have been sabotaged they had shooting con- carnal cravings which by the captain. Conse- tests, foot races, would hinder their spiri- quently, 102 pilgrims, plus wrestling, and other activ- tual progress. crew members, were ities. It is speculated that The author of Hebrews crammed aboard the over- before gorging themselves also used this term to de- crowded Mayflower. Imag- on the sumptuous feast, scribe Old Testament Pa- ine a 66 day voyage on the Pilgrims placed five triarchs: rough seas with that kernels of corn on their “These all died in faith, many people in roughly plates as a vivid reminder not having received the the space of a volleyball of how God brought them promises, but having seen court. Seasickness was back from the brink of them afar off were as- common among these starvation. sured of them, embraced landlubbers who were The Continental Con- them and confessed that mostly farmers, mer- gress appointed the first they were strangers and chants, and craftsmen. national Thanksgiving pilgrims on the earth. For The crew members ha- Day in 1777. Then, in those who say such things rassed them for their nau- 1864, President Abraham declare plainly that they sea and singing, and gave Lincoln designated the seek a homeland” (Heb. them the derisive nick- last Thursday of Novem- 11:13, NKJV). name “psalm-singing ber as the annual holiday. By definition, a pilgrim puke stockings.” The But Thanksgiving should is “A person who journeys, meanest, most vocal be more than a holiday especially a long distance, sailor, who said he observed once a year, it to some sacred place as couldn’t wait to make should be a lifestyle ob- an act of religious devo- them all fish food, sud- served every day — “In tion.” A pilgrim is also “a denly became ill, mysteri- everything give thanks; traveler, a wanderer, a ously died and was buried for this is the will of God wayfarer, one who stays at sea. Was that a coinci- in Christ Jesus for you” (1 in a place only temporar- dence or Providence? Th. 5:18, NKJV). ily, but who normally has Their original charter This holiday season a set destination.” was for the land of Vir- may we realize just how If we are indeed pil- ginia. Storms and naviga- blessed we are in America grims, then our motto tional errors blew the compared to most of the should be: “Just passing Mayflower hundreds of world. Let us pause and through.” In other words, miles off course. Most of remember the true source don’t get too attached to the coastline was inhab- of our blessings. Let us the things of this world ited by hostile natives. A develop and maintain a because this is just our few years before, a plague genuine attitude of grati- temporary home. Life is a wiped out an entire tribe tude and learn to be journey and earth is not of Patuxets. Other tribes grateful for what we have our final destination. We, were wary of the region before time forces us to be like Father Abraham, are fearing it was cursed by grateful for what we had. looking for our perma- the gods. When the Pil- By the way, the first nent, eternal home—“For grims landed at Plymouth baby born on the he waited for a city which Rock, it was one of the Mayflower while it was has foundations, whose few safe places to land on still anchored in Cape builder and maker is the entire Eastern Cod was named Peregrine God” (Heb. 11:10, NKJV). Seaboard. Again, was that White, meaning “pilgrim Like fish out of water, coincidence or Provi- or one who has made a pilgrims are misfits. We dence? journey.” Let us never for- don’t blend in with the During the first brutal get that we too are pil- trends and fads of this winter, 47 of the 102 Pil- grims on a journey — a present world. We don’t fit grims died due to expo- journey beyond this tem- the mold of the world be- sure, disease, and hunger. porary, natural world to cause we are not of this One author noted, “The an eternal, spiritual world. Everything a true Pilgrims made seven world. “But now they de- Christian believes runs times more graves than sire a better, that is, a contrary to the carnal huts. No Americans have mindset. C. S. Lewis rea- been more impoverished soned, “If I find in myself than those — who, never- desires which nothing in theless, set aside a day of this world can satisfy, the thanksgiving.” Legend only logical explanation is has it that their rations that I was made for an- dwindled to five kernels other world.” A pilgrim’s of corn per person per day. perspective enables us to They might have all see the temporary nature starved to death if it was- of earthly things and the n’t for two God-sent Indi- permanent nature of ans. In the spring, heavenly things. Samoset showed up The Pilgrims of 1620 speaking clear English fame were a group of sep- and brought another aratists who “separated” friend, Squanto, who Gov- from the Church of Eng- ernor William Bradford land due to its corruption. called, “A special instru- Fleeing persecution, they ment sent from God for The only thing missing relocated from England to their good...” These Indi- Holland where their con- ans taught the settlers is you. Attend the gregation grew to a few how to grow and fertilize church of your choice. A6 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Sat., Nov. 18, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com

Happenings From A5 Ave. in Jasper will celebrate its ning at 7 p.m. For more informa- Church will have a Soup annual Usher Board Day on NOV. 30 tion, call Pastor Dale Lawley at Kitchen each Friday at 11 a.m., Live Christmas Nativity Sunday, Nov. 26, at 3 p.m. Guest Sipsey Church of God on 205-482-3586. at the Lifesprings Church lo- and Drama will be held in Par- minister will be the Rev. Pineywoods-Sipsey Road in cated at 2686 Alabama Highway rish on Friday, Dec. 1, from 6 Richard L. Stryker III of River Jasper will host a Celebrate Re- DEC. 1 195 N. in Jasper. For more infor- until 8 p.m. and Saturday, Dec. of Living Water United covery meeting each Thursday. Matthew Ministries Out- mation, call 205-522-5599 or Methodist Church. Cake and coffee served at 6:30 reach and Life Springs 205-522-2516. See HAPPENINGS, A7 p.m., with the program begin- WALKER WALKER COUNTY COUNTY CHURCH CHURCH DIRECTORYDIRECTORY This Devotional & Directory Is Made Possible By These Businesses Who Encourage All Of Us To Attend Worship Services

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SHADYG ROVE BAPTIST CHURCH (205) 384-0844 ALDRIDGE COMMUNITY BAPTIST HATT CHURCH OF CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS 134 Highland Shores Drive Parrish 686-3024 Jasper, AL 35504 [email protected] 45 Vining Rd., Parrish 686-7400 Hatt Hill 686-7446 18th Ave., NW 384-9510 Pastor, James Wright • (205) 275-7545 SHANGHI BAPTIST CHURCH ARGO FIRST BAPTIST SUMITON CHURCH OF CHRIST BAHA’I COMMUNITY OF JASPER Minister: Gene Boshell 647-0122 U.S. Hwy. 78 • Argo • Pastor: Harold Spradlin 47 Scurlock St., Sumiton, AL 648-2717 P.O. Box 2419, Jasper • 205-302-0931 SHILOH BAPTIST EPISC O PAL CANDYLAND ARLEY FIRST BAPTIST LIBERTY CHURCH OF CHRIST 2406 24th 387-7078 ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL BIBLE FELLOWSHIP CHURCH Arley 384-4667 Boldo 221-2700 SIXTH AVENUE BAPTIST 801 The Trace West McCollum Rd. - Jasper Day Care BLOOMING GROVE BAPTIST MACEDONIA CHURCH OF CHRIST 2913 6th Avenue West Father Tim Murphy 387-7746 Rev. Robert Taylor 387-1050 Curry 387-8751 Holly Grove Road 221-4436 6am to 6pm • 221-(LOVE) 5683 Rev. Edmon Hullett 384-5593/836-3161(H) CHRIST FELLOWSHIP INTERNATIONAL BOLDO FIRST BAPTIST McARTHURHEI GHTS STRAIGHTWAY BAPTIST P.O. Box 1791, Jasper, AL 35501 Breakfast - Lunch - Snacks Boldo 387-7956 CHURCH OF CHRIST HOLY CHURCH OFCHRIST Corner of Main St. & State St., Sumiton 205-522-7845 or 205-522-5633 721 Curry Hwy, Farmstead Area BURNWELL BAPTIST Old Parrish Hwy. 686-5620 HUNTER’S CHAPEL HOLY CHURCH OF Pastor: Michael Isbell CHRISTIAN WORSHIP CENTER Sharon Blvd., Dora 648-3481 MIDWAY CHURCH OF CHRIST CHRIST After School Pick Up, Jasper Schools SUNLIGHT BAPTIST For Prayer & Info: 387-1264 CALVARY BAPTIST Hwy. 69 221-2760/221-2340 331 Hunters Chapel Road, Jasper, AL 35501 Sunlight Rd. CORONA INDEPENDENT Box 124, Dora 648-5757 MT. HARMONY CHURCH OF CHRIST (205) 483-6075 TOWNLEYFIRST BAPTIST HOLINESS CHURCH CEDAR HILL BAPTIST New Birmingham Hwy. 384-3254 Paster: Dale Hyche God Bless Our Community! Townley P.O. Box 183 • Oakman, AL3557 9 Box 540, Jasper NEW HOPE CHURCH OF CHRIST CAIN’S CHAPEL TWENTY-SIXTH STREET BAPTIST 622-3996 - Pastor, Larry Woods CENTRAL INDEPENDENT BAPTIST Oakman PINEYG ROVE - BOLDO 26th East 384-5151 CHURCH OF DELIVERANCE Thank You! 900 Airport Rd., South Jasper 221-3394 NORTH JASPER CHURCH OF CHRIST PHILLIPS CHAPEL - SUMITON UNIONG ROVE BAPTIST CHURCH Zero Main St., Parrish, AL COAL CITY BAPTIST Hwy. 5, Jasper NEW HOPE Cordova (Barney) CHURCH OF THE HOLY BIBLE 2906 Coal City Rd., Jasper, AL 35501 OAK GROVE CHURCH OF CHRIST Policeman and Firefighters WESTSIDE BAPTIST 701 McCollum Rd. • Jasper, AL 35501 387-7774 or 384-6042 240 Pumpkin Center Cutoff Rd. JEHOVAH’S WIT NE SSES 1201 22nd W. 384-5182 Pastor, Randy Brand CORINTH BAPTIST Quinton, AL 35130 JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES Gardners Gin Rd. 483-9534 WYATT BAPTISTCHURCH CHURCH OF LIVING GOD FROM YOUR FR IENDS AT: Burnwell Minister: Jerry Johnson 483-1039 1609 6th W. 221-5121 CROSSWAY BAPTIST OAKMAN CHURCH OF CHRIST Parrish Hwy. 221-6968 1160 Aldridge Rd., Parrish, AL 35580 686-7881 P.O. Box 396, Oakman 622-3410 METH O DIST DELIVERANCE WORSHIP CENTER CARL CANNON DORA FIRST BAPTIST FREEWILLB APT IST THE PARRISH CHURCH OF CHRIST 1501 5th Ave. S., Jasper, AL. 35501 • 205-256-2173 CHEVROLET—CADILLAC—BUICK—GMC Dora 648-9414 ARGO FREEWILL BAPTIST 584 New Oakman Hwy. • Parrish, AL 686-7996 ALDERSGATE UNITED METHODIST Pastor : Wanda Standfield • Co-Pastor: Robert Standfield DORA SECOND BAPTIST 648-3279 Minister: Scott McCown Hwy. 78, Dora 648-2470 [email protected] Dora 648-5998 CARBON HILL FIRST FREEWILL BAPTIST TUBBS CHURCH OF CHRIST ARLEY UNITED METHODIST DESPERATION CHURCH 384-5561 or carlcannon.com DUTTON HILL BAPTIST Pastor: Dewight Bailey Rt. 1, Oakman Hwy. 41 • Arley, AL 204 19th St. E, Jasper • 256-255-5979 Oakman 384-9614 CEDROM GROVE FREEWILL BAPTIST VALLEY VIEW CHURCH OF CHRIST BOLDO UNITED METHODIST FAITH WORSHIP CENTER Exit 65 on Corridor “X” EASTSIDE BAPTIST Carbon Hill 924-9373 Manuel Hill Rd. in Hay Valley 686-9982 55 Gray Rd., Boldo 2075 Main St., P.O. Box 38, Sumiton Hwy. 69 East 387-1406 CORDOVA FREEWILL BAPTIST WEST WALKER CHURCH OF CHRIST CHRIST UNITED METHODIST Mark E. Ridgeway, Min. 648-8261 EDGILG ROVE BAPTIST 414 First 483-6846/483-6272 Hwy. 78 E. 924-9038 602 28th Ave. 387-7603 FREEDOM WORSHIP Compliments Of Edgil Grove 221-2203 Pastor: Joe Holdbrooks WOODLAND TRACE CHURCH OF CHRIST CORDOVA BIBLE METHODIST Behind PJ’s Rest. on Hwy. 69 ELDRIDGE BAPTIST DOVERTOWN FREEWILL BAPTIST The Mall Way & The Trace Corner of Linden & Massachusetts Marlin ‘Cotton’ Eddy, Pastor 221-4074 Eldridge 924-4102 Dovertown 483-9650 ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Rev. Paul Key • 483-6068 GOD’S CHILDREN FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, GOODSPRINGS FAITH FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH Cordova Road 686-5277 CROSSROADS UNITED METHODIST Main, Parrish 686-5088 49 Robbins Road • Goodsprings Pastor: Darryl Gurganous, Hwy. 5 300-3126 3785 Hwy. 5 • Jasper 221-1552 HOUSE OF PRAYER #1 686-9868 Bobby F. Smith, Pastor FIRST FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH O F GOD CURRY UNITED METHODIST Florida Ave. 221-0662 FARMSTEAD BAPTIST 2200 Gamble Ave. Hwy. 257, Curry ARGO CHURCH OF GOD HOLY GROUND 205-924-9922 Curry Rd. 384-3501 221-9270/221-9283 DURR’S CHAPEL UNITED METHODIST Hwy. 78, Argo 648-6745 FREEDOM WORSHIP CENTER FERN SPRINGS HARVEST FREEWILL BAPTIST Corner of Euclid Ave., Jasper BAGLEY CHURCHOF G OD Garvey Lee Dr. (Off Blackwell Dairy Rd.) 1646 Fern Springs Rd., Eldridge, AL 35554 6688 Curry Hwy. ELDRIDGE UNITED METHODIST Hwy. 78 W. on the right just before you get to Sumiton Pastor: Jimmy Grace Ricky Meeks, Pastor 924-1694 221-5634 Pastor: Jess West 188 Kelley St., Eldridge Pastor Larry Gilbert 648-0830 GOOD NEWS 3 MINISTRY Collins-Burke FIRST BAPTIST - CARBON HILL NEW CALVARY FREEWILL BAPTIST FIRST UNITED METHODIST BOLDO CHURCH OFG OD OF PROPHECY PO Box 3303 • Jasper, AL 35502 • (205) 275-8027 924-4145 Prospect Rd. 1800 Third Avenue 387-2111 34 Pine Drive, Jasper 295-0042 JASPER ALLIANCE FIRST BAPTIST - CORDOVA 924-9477 • Pastor: Bobby Connell FIRST UNITED METHODIST Funeral Home Roy Lynn Hitt, Pastor Hwy. 5 at Bradford Rd. Massachusetts Ave. 483-7492 NEW OAK GROVE FREEWILL BAPTIST Carbon Hill 924-4409 CHAPEL HILL FULL GOSPEL CHURCH OF GOD JASPER BIBLE MISSIONARY FIRST BAPTIST - JASPER Rev. Mickey Crane JASPER INDEPENDENT METHODIST SERVING WALKERCOUNTY OVER 30 YEARS 1919 Arkadelphia Rd., Jasper 220 Hunters Chapel Rd., Jasper • 384-0919 1604 4th Ave. 221-6444 OAKMAN FIRST FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Chris Bowen 302-0430 JASPER PILGRIM NAZARENE CHURCH 303 Oak Hill Road Mike Burke 384-5571 FIRST BAPTIST - PARRISH Oakman 622-3496 3405 Veteran Dr., Jasper 35501 CHURCH OF GOD 1409 5th Avenue South • Jasper 686-5707 POCAHONTASFREEWILL BAPTIST KING’S CHAPEL METHODIST CARBON HILL Pastor: Bryan Shields • 205-221-2470 FIRST BAPTIST - OAKMAN Nubbin Bend Rd. 924-3184 Hwy. 124 Kristy Mauldin, RN, BSN North Maple St., Water Oak St. TOWNLEYFREEWILL BAPTIST LAMON CHAPEL UNITED METHODIST LIVING WORD TABERNACLE Troy Tannehill, Pastor 924-9505 Administ rator Bill Phillips, Pastor 205-622-3400 Townley 924-8926 Hwy. 195 N., Thach 205 Fall City Rd. FIRST BAPTIST - SUMITON CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY Pastor Greg Strickland, 319 19th Str ee t West LONG MEMORIAL UNITED METHODIST 648-9558 253 Stevens St., Cordova • 648-9894 384-5613•387-1118 Jasper, AL 35501 MISSIONARYB APTIS T 207 Green Ave., Cordova 483-6550 FIRST BAPTIST Rev. Bobby Patterson NAUVOO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH MY FATHER’S HOUSE AIKEN GROVE MISSIONARY BAPTIST 205-282-4308 2701 Corona Ave. 387-7030 COPELAND’S FERRY CHURCH OFG OD Pastor: Roger Watkins 205-706-2193 711 McCollum Rd. • Jasper, AL FREEDOMBAPTIST Pastor: Archie Homan • 384-5374 Toll Free 1-855-577-4308 16255 Hwy. 269 • 674-0269 OAKMAN UNITED METHODIST Pastor: Louise Posey • 205-686-7075 Nauvoo Hwy. 924-8611 ALDRIDGE MISSIONARY BAPTIST [email protected] Fax 205-265-2677 Pastor: Rev. Joshua East • 639-2316 OLDZION UNITED METHODIST NEW BEGINNINGS FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST 1160 Aldridge Rd., Parrish CORDOVA CHURCH OF GOD Hwy. 5N, Saragossa CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP 483-7080 686-7881 • Rev. Scott Argent River Road 483-7714 POCAHONTAS UNITED METHODIST 1901 15th Ave. West, Jasper S TEVE B RANCH FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST BARTON’S CHAPEL MISSIONARY BAPTIST CORDOVA CHURCH OF GOD Rt. 2, Hwy. 78, Carbon Hill Pastor: Bro. James Cook • 924-0517 Rt. 7, Jasper 648-5668 Pastor: Johnny Franklin C ARMAN , RN A DMINISTRATOR OF PROPHECY PROSPECT METHODIST CHURCH NEW DAY OUTREACH CENTER GIBSON HILL BAPTIST CHURCH River Rd. Loop — Cordova 438-8130 Prospect Road 1306 1st Street • Jasper 622-2358 FALL CITY CURRY CHURCH OF GOD ST. JAMES CME (behind Marvins, beside Hudson Pawn) GLORY FELLOWSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Curry 221-7710/221-9629 409 25th 221-4137 Rev. Joseph O. Strawn Sr. • 265-3322 HOME HEALTH 175 Cordova Cutoff Rd, 7327 Fall City Rd., Jasper, AL 35503 DILWORTH CHURCH OF GOD SUMITON UNITED METHODIST Services 7:00 pm Saturday Nights 387-0500 Pastor Adam Brewer Youth Minister: Andrew Dickerson 388-2215 4505 East Hwy. 78, Suite 500 | Jasper, AL 35501 3688 Hull Road, Empire 648-6327 Main Street, Sumiton www.newdaymins.webs.com GOODSPRINGS BAPTIST GRACE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 205-384-6189 | Toll Free 877-384-6189 | Fax 205-384-1075 DORA CHURCH OF GOD UNION CHAPEL UNITED METHODIST NEW VISION MINISTRIES Rt. 2, Parrish 221-2338 25899 Hwy. 69 N., Jasper, AL35504 Dora 648-6865 27913 Hwy 69 • Boldo GORGAS BAPTIST CHURCH • Pastor: Bro. Danny Carter 295-1111 330 Buttermilk Rd • Cordova • 275-3213 EMPIRE CHURCH OF GOD WILLIAMS CHAPEL UNITED METHODIST Pastor - Bro. Dewayne West For we do not have a high priest who Gorgas - Pastor Tim Saylors 483-1108 MT. PISGAH MISSIONARY BAPTIST Empire 648-6159 PLEASANT HILL Cordova • 483-8188 Hwy. 69 N. Co. Line Pastor: Charlie Brown is unable to sympathize with our GORGAS MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH HOLY BIBLE Townley 689-4660 1105 Martin School Rd. NEW BETHEL WRIGHT’SCHAPEL AME CHURCH OF GOD IN NAUVOO RIVERS OF LIVING WATERS weaknesses, but we have one who has Pastor Charles Harbison 483-7716 Pastor: Johnny Franklin 607 27th St., West 384-0558 HOMEWOOD FULL GOSPEL formerly Key Hill Church GREATER SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH ODOM MEMORIAL MISSIONARY BAPTIST ZION UNITED METHODIST been tempted in every way, just as we CHURCH OF GOD 1589 Hayes Hill Rd. • Oakman, AL 35579 2603 Martin King Drive 387-7078 Parrish 686-5753 1910 3rd St. Southwest, Jasper are—yet was without sin. Old Hwy. 78 City Limits 205-221-0579 Rev. Henriques • 205-388-3811 Pastor 923-1400 PLEASANTFIELD 924-0431/924-9700 MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH SLEEPY HOLLOW Hebrew 4:15 GRACE BAPTIST JASPER CHURCH OFG OD OF PROPHECY 109 Rob Key Rd. -Parrish • 686-9889 IND. MEM. CHURCH US Hwy 78 • Sumiton • Pastor Andy Frazier 502 Airport Rd. N. NAZAR E NE HARMONY BAPTIST PLEASANT GROVE Union Chapel 483-7947 Leland Lowery, Pastor • 471-3470 BOLEY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Hwy. 195 221-1377 MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH SMITH CHAPEL COMMUNITY CHURCH LEONARD’S CHAPEL 4020 County Rd. 83, Berry HERMON BAPTIST Pleasant Grove Rd., Jasper, AL 221-4134 Smith Chapel Road • Carbon Hill CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY Jimmy Earnest, Pastor • 988-3433 Rt. 8, Jasper SHADY GROVE MISSIONARY BAPTIST Pastor: Tony Leon Norris • 205-924-1413 Country Gas Rev. Tony Key 221-1787 FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE KANSAS BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH SPRINGHILL COMMUNITY THE LIVING LIGHT CHURCHOF GOD 400 14th 384-4492 33017 Hwy. 11, Carbon Hill, AL 35549 44 Reese Street • Sipsey Nauvoo 924-9842 3420 N. Airport Rd. Rev. Billy Driver GRACE CHAPEL “Propane - Exceptional Energy” LUPTON FIRST BAPTIST Pastor: Shedrick Jones Jr. • (205) 648-9666 THE R.O.C.K. IN JASPER 387-7195/384-6356 CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Nauvoo 384-3951 UNION CHAPEL MISSIONARY BAPTIST 445 19th St., W., Jasper SANCTUARY CHURCH OF GOD Hwy. 124 221-7656/384-5231 www.countrygas.com MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH Union Chapel • Pastor Adam Bolton Pastor: Todd Hunter • 205-471-4952 205 Fall City Rd. Pastor: Chris Lindsey (cell #) 522-4808 Macedonia Loop Rd., Jasper TOTAL PACKAGE MINISTRY Pastor: Keith Banks 387-1118 NORTHSIDE NAZARENE Pastor: Donnie Elliott NON DENOMINATION PRIMITIVEBAP T IST MEMORIALPARK CHURCH OFG OD 1909 Snoddy Chapel Road 384-5429 MANCHESTER BAPTIST 2700 Highland Ave. • Jasper 35501 LIBERTYG ROVE PRIMITIVEBAPTIST 1002 11th Ave., West 387-2713 NAUVOO CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Bob Holley, Min. Pastor: Spencer Abrom • 205-282-2377 New Flatwoods Road NAUVOO CHURCH OF GOD 3rd St., Nauvoo MARANATHA BAPTIST TRINITY CHURCH LIBERTY PRIMITIVE BAPTIST Dogtown 924-9080/924-9136 Pastor, David Farris 522-6408 Dobbins Oil Company Corner Josephine & Barker St., Jasper 2615 Ripley Road • Carbon Hill, AL 35549 7828 McCormick Rd. 648-6281 NEW BEGINNINGS CHURCH OF GOD PARRISH CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 387-9275 Pastor: Carroll Smith, Assoc. Pastor: Roy Smith • 686- (205) 275-6628 • Pastor: James M. Smith All Major Oil Products (205) 924-4126 MEEK BAPTIST PLEASANT GROVE PRIMITIVEBAPTIST 1802 15th Avenue West, Jasper 9556 TRINITY GOSPEL CENTER Arley 387-7731 Cemetery Rd. • Boldo Pastor: Alvie Cook Shirley Dobbins, President / Art Stoval, Sales Rep. SALEM CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Main St., Sumiton 648-5070 MOUNT CARMELBAPTIST ZION REST PRIMITIVE BAPTIST (205) 924-1144 or (205) 522-3296 County Rd. 83, Berry WALK OF FAITH MINISTRIES Jeffery Stoval, Warehouse Mgr. 6509 Horse Creek Blvd. Cordova, AL 483-7729 1304 Viking Drive, Jasper • 384-4831 - 384-1524 NEW BETHANY Rev. Johnathon Smith-622-2300 9290 Hwy. 124 Carbon Hill, AL 35549 MT. CARMEL BAPTIST CHURCH FULL GOSPEL CHURCH OF GOD SARAGOSSA CHURCH OF THENAZARENE Pastor: Tony German • 924-8479 6509 Horsecreek Blvd. • Cordova Galloway Rd. 924-0176/924-8133 CATHOLIC Rt. 2, Jasper WEST JEFFERSON ASSEMBLY 483-7729 Pastor Kip Cordell NEW BETHEL ST. CECILIA CATHOLIC CHURCH OFG OD IN CHRIST Greg Tinker, Min. 387-2893 located at old West Jefferson High School MT. JOY BAPTIST 2159 Hwy 195 384-4800 Smith Lake 384-4406 2302 8th Ave., Jasper • Elder Murray Johnson Bishop Timothy Buckelew • 674-0746 MT. OLIVE BAPTIST OWEN CHAPEL CHURCH OF GOD PENTECO STAL WILLIS CHAPEL 1001 27th St., West 221-5874 CHRISTI A N Coon Creek Road in Empire FAIRVIEW PENTECOSTAL 221-9336 MT. PHILADELPHIA BAPTIST FIRST CHRISTIAN Joey and Nancy Clark • 648-3584 Oakman 622-3181 THE HEALERS HOUSE Gorgas Rd. 483-7576 400 W. 18th 384-6302/221-4872 THACH CHAPEL CHURCH OF GOD GOODSPRINGS 4154 Hwy. 5 • Jasper, AL 35504 MT. PHILADELPHIA BAPTIST CHURCH NEW LIFE CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY Hwy. 195 Bennett Rd., Jasper FULLG OSPEL CHURCH Pastor: Clarice Higgins • 387-7035 1885 Cordova-Gorgas Rd., Cordova Cordova Rd. - James Aycox - 648-6544 Pastor, Jonathan Lombard 5 Mi. So. of Parrish 686-9210 THE LIFEHOUSE 483-7576 Pastor Larry Wimberly OAKMAN CHURCH OF GOD GREATER JOY DELIVERANCE CHURCH 445 Pinedale Drive• Jasper, AL 35504 MT. VERNON BAPTIST CHURCHO F C H RIST 622-3472 507 23rd Street West - Jasper Pastor: Richard & Julie Aaron • 221-6746 PARRISH CHURCH OF GOD of PROPHECY 6450 Curry Highway ARGO CHURCH OFCHRIST Pastor: Willie E. Sanders, Jr. 205-815-9520 UNITY INTERNATIONAL CHURCH John Gates, Min. 205-387-8251 Cohn Street, Parrish 1301 US Hwy. 78 East, Suite 211 • Jasper, AL Certified Public Accountants, LLC Hwy. 78, Argo JEHOVAH JIREH MT. ZION BAPTIST Wendall Cephus Prophitt, Pastor • 686-5623 Pastor: Ricky Henriques • 205-388-1566 Joseph R. Downs, IV • Certified Public Account ARLEY CHURCHOF CHRIST APOSTOLIC HOLINES FAITH CHURCH Fall City Rd. 384-1925 Hwy. 41, Arley 221-6564 PARRISH FREEWILL COMMUNITYCHURCH 4040 Veterans Memorial Dr., Adamsville, AL WHOSOEVER WILL COMMUNITY CHURCH 1603 1st Ave., E.• PO Box 824 Office: 205-221-5454 NEW HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH (Formerly Old FreewillB aptist) Parrish (205) 674-7438 Pastor: Johnny Traylor Jackson Nauvoo, AL Jasper, Alabama 35502-0824 Direct: 205-385-0614 Carbon Hill 924-3085 Pastor Derrick Hall e-mail: [email protected] Fax: 205-221-5474 ELIZABETH Robyn Waldrop DUNCAN’S SUPPLY East P OINT 109 19th Street E Turn Scrap... GARNER Jasper, AL 35501 ....into CA$H! FARLEY Pharmacy (205) 221-5595 RECYCLING CENTER HWY. 5 NORTH 384-5863 INTERIORS (Located in the Walker Diagnostics Center) A Simple, beautiful life Phone: 205.265.3228 ALUMUNIM • BRASS • COPPER • JUNK CARS Fax: 205.265.3229 MACEDONIAROAD 221-6511 1442 J ONES D AIRY R D • J ASPER 507 W. 20th St • Jasper • 205-221-1222 ERNEST CRUMPMOTOR CO. Economy Seasonal Gifts • Picture Frames 2525 Hwy 78 East 1900 Birmingham Avenue Special Occasions Crump Market Place Jasper, Alabama 35501 CLEANERS Health www.ernestcrump.com Mart (205) 221-7000 SHIRT LAUNDRY Pharmacy All loans subject to our liberal credit policy and limitations, if any. 1st Franklin Financial Since 1948 221-6290 100 E. 19th St. • 387-2136 Corporation, Georgia Residential Mortgage Licensee #5656, NMLSR #141654 DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Sat., Nov. 18, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com — A7

Happenings From A5 2, from 1 until 8 p.m. at the in- Chorus will perform Handel’s Jasper will host a “Your Family vows. Free event. Seats reserved in Townley will host a singing tersection of Alabama Highway Messiah on Monday, Dec. 4, at 7 Matters” seminar on Saturday, for pre-registered guest first. Saturday, Dec. 2, at 6 p.m., fea- 269 South and the new Parrish p.m. at Jasper’s First Baptist Dec. 2, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nursery (ages 0-6) available to turing special guest singers. Of- Highway in front of Jack’s. Live Church at 1604 4th Ave. in Topics include, Godly principals those who pre-registered. To fering will be received to help Christmas music and free hot Jasper. for marriages, training children pre-register, call 205-221-1747. with the upkeep of the church chocolate. DEC. 2 God’s way, family Covenant building. For more information, Jasper Christian Center at commitments, and time for mar- The Church at Beech call John Cooner at 275-7823. Walker County Christian 12696 U.S. Highway 78 East in ried couples to renew their Grove at 347 Beech Grove Rd. WALKER WALKER COUNTY COUNTY CHURCH CHURCH DIRECTORYDIRECTORY This Devotional & Directory Is Made Possible By These Businesses Who Encourage All Of Us To Attend Worship Services

Kendall C. Vague, M.D. Gary N. Russell, M.D. FARLEY Mark A. Prevost, M.D. Jeffrey S. Cuomo, M.D. TRACTOR COMPANY 205-221-5374 • Fax 205-384-1453 www.southernortho.com 2950 Hwy. 78 E • PO Box 580 • Jasper, AL 35502 Southside Excavating Co., Inc. 101 Oakhill Rd., Steve Jones - Owner 78 Hwy. ByPass 2108 Hwy 269 So., P.O. Box 2461 • Jasper, AL 35502 Jasper, AL Office (205) 387-7514 Southern Link [email protected] Fax (205) 387-7589 Cell (888) 264-9818 (205) 221-2400 Cell (205) 300-3393 ([email protected]) Radio # 1*10*300 Steven A. Thomas Attorney at Law (205) 221-3100 Fax 221-3103 347 20th Street West • Ste. 107 • Jasper, AL 35501 “No representation is made that the quality of legal services to be performed Jasper, AL • 221-1140 is great than the quality of legal services to be performed by other lawyers.” Tim Ellis Manager Superior Septic Services LLC 1804 5th Ave, Jasper, AL OUR NAME SAYS IT ALL Phone: 205-384-3449 Mobile: 205-717-6654 1330 Manuel Hill Road Fax: 205-384-3449 Cordova, AL 35550 Division of [email protected] Bridgestone Americas (205) 221-5092 GCRTires.com Tire Operations Johnny / Sherry / Dan Hadder G ROSS Pharmacy The Storage Place D RUG C O . 4521 Hwy 78 E Adam Key, Pharmacist Glen Gravlee, Pharmicist 205-221-0105 phone Jasper, AL 35501 205-221-0461 fax (205) 622-3030 (205) 686-9945 [email protected]

Laddie Miklovic AL#83837 Financial Advisor 103 18th Street • Jasper, AL 35501 Bus: 205-221-7668 • Fax 866-462-5306 www.edwardjones.com Tri-County Air Systems, Inc. HOME T OWN AUTO SALES Free Estimates on New CHRIS HADDER Cell 205/522-2887 Installations and Replacements Home of the LIFETIME 625 22nd Ave. East Jasper, AL 35501 Call: ENGINE & TRANSMISSION 205/221-1009 221-7624 WARRANTY FAX 205/221-1004 Bobby G. Robinson 24 Hr. Service Honda of Jasper LAMAR’S GLASS, INC. Kevin Callahan, General Manager 4102 Highway 78 East 1800 6th Ave., Jasper, AL 35501 Jasper, AL 35501 Main (205) 385-0100 387-0297 Missy Sheffield, COO Toll Free ((866) 395-0100 Auto • Home • Business Priority Care Pharmacy, LLC HONDA Fax (205)385-0125 Email: [email protected] [email protected] Emergency and After Hours 205-531-0022 Office - Toll Free: (888) 980-1985 Ext. 1650 “I F YOUR JOB IS WORTH DOING DO IT WITH I NTEGRITY .” “Know ye not that ye are the temple of God, and that the Spirit of God dwelleth in you? R ANDY J ONES 1258 A RKADELPHIA R D . If any man defile the temple of God, him J ASPER , AL 35504 S ALES • S ERVICE • I NSTALLATION We Cater/Any Size Group shall God destroy; for the temple of God is 101 19th Street East • Jasper, AL 35501 205-295-2258 holy, which ye are. Ph: 205-221-4042 • Fax: 205-221-3668 • Toll Free: 1-866-828-2278 AL C ERT #04127 511 Hwy. 78 W., Jasper 221-7913 www.vbs-jasper.com It’s Hard To Stop A Trane. ® 1 Corinthians 3:16-17 ROLL OUT THE FUN Boat Storage M ANCHESTER A UTO P ARTS , I NC . QUINN’S LANDING Jasper Bowling Center “WE SPECIALIZE IN PLEASING OUR CUSTOMERS” MARINA & RESTAURANT WAL MART 679 Quinn’s Landing • Adger, AL 35006 INTERSECTION OF HWY. 5 & 195 OPEN TO SERVE YOU • 7AM-6PM • Mon.-Sat. 205-686-5522 Steaks, Catfish, etc. (205) 387-1275 • JASPER, AL 4465 Hwy. 195 • Jasper, AL 35503 • 221-7980 Cell 205-602-1600 Steam Table - Sundays SUPERCENTER LINDA COX Open 24 Hours a Day, JASPER FAMILY CLINIC Complex HR Manager 2201 N. Airport Road • Jasper, AL 35501 P.O. Box 931 7 Days a Week! Phone: 221-9351 Jasper, AL 35501 Red Ryder Hauling POULTRY AL, LLAC Office: (205) 387-1441 Jasper D. McCullar, C.R.N.P. Quality Every Step of the Way Ext. 208 Crushed Stone • Gravel • Redrock • Sand • Lime • Base D. Bowling, M.D. K. Bivona, M.D. Cell: (205) 412-2455 249 Slate Creek Rd. • Oakman, AL 35579 J. Bivona, M.D.. L. Robinson, C.R.N.P. [email protected] Johnny Rutledge • 205-384-4932 • 205-302-5675 1801 Hwy. 78 East 384-1100 MARTIN EL ECTRIC MOTOR SV C IN C 205-221-7009 Industria l M otor Rew inding & Rep a ir Pu m p s Rep a ired & Rebu ilt SAL ES & SERV ICE 508 18th St. W. • Centu ry • L eeson • L incoln • Ba ldor Jasper 205-221-9999 1404 10th Ave. W. Ja sp e r, AL Haleyville 486-9999 Toshiba • Arm strong • Bell & Gossett 221-9852 Plumbing Company, Inc. I-CAR • Certified Jim Lee Body Shop MAVA’S KITCHEN 205-221-2041 & Wrecker Service RESTAURANT HOURS: OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 2204 Viking Dr. 141 North Skyline Drive • Jasper, Alabama 35503 SUN-THURS 4:30AM-9PM • FRI & SAT 4:30AM-10PM Jasper, AL 35501 Phone 221-3219 Night 221-3832 (205) 924-8484 Certification#83836 MELISSA’S Rick Phillips Motors Rusty & Leslie Boyd 700 22nd Ave. E • Jasper FLOWERS Quality You Can Depend On! Honesty You Can Trust! 205-387-7933 205.221.6969 • Fax 205.221.6949 Cell 205.283.2009 1807 ELLIOT BLVD. • JASPER, AL 35501 STATE CERTIFIED #01342 221-0721 • 187 Hwy. 195 • Jasper Veteran Owned and Operated www.rickphillipsmotors.com INSURED • LICENSED & BONDED Parkland Miller Roofing, Inc. A 148 Bed Skilled & Wilson Machine & Welding, Inc. Intermediate Care Facility Wilson Machine & Welding, Inc. of Decatur Shopping Center Place your roofing in reliable and experienced hands 3304 3rd Ave. S. 2024 Main Ave., SW, Ste. 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ABBY: I BY JIM DAVIS am a 17- year-old girl and somewhat spoiled. My mother delivers breakfast Dear Abby in bed to By Abigail me daily. Van Buren My dad eats a burger for dinner,

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My late grandmother BY JOHN ROSE always said that polite free JUSTCheck out the new, JUMBLE app people should hold their tongues, so can you please inform your readers that WUDINN BARNEY GOOGLE & SNUFFY SMITH because the person tend- Now arrange the circled letters ing to their needs may to form the surprise answer, as suggested by the above cartoon. look like “a kid,” it’s no ex- cuse for saying things Answer like, “I don’t want to talk here: to some kid; where’s your (Answers Monday) Jumbles: MILKY REBEL ACCRUE CENSUS supervisor?” By the way, Yesterday’s Abby, I AM the supervisor. Answer: The rookie’s dessert was so badly burned, the — OLDER THAN HE head chef called it a — “CRIME” BRULEE LOOKS IN IOWA CRANKSHAFT DEAR OLDER: I’m HOROSCOPES By Eugenia Last

pleased to remind Batiuk and Chuck Ayers By Tom them, but an appropri- ate response to the per- CELEBRITIES BORN 22): Improvements can be son demanding to see ON THIS DAY: Allyson made to your workflow or the supervisor would Felix, 32; Denny Hamlin, home office that will im- be, “I AM the supervi- 37; Chloe Sevigny, 43; prove your chances to get sor. Now, how may I Owen Wilson, 49. ahead professionally. help you?” Happy Birthday: SCORPIO (Oct. 23- Build your confidence by Nov. 21): Personal making choices that will DEAR ABBY: Next year growth and flushing out improve your home life as my boyfriend and I will any negatives in your life well as your perception of that you want to get rid

have been together for 15 HI & LOIS who you want to be, how of will put you one step years. We are not married By Chance Brown you look and what you closer to being the person and feel no urge to do so. can do. you strive to be. We plan on spending the ARIES (March 21- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. rest of our lives together; April 19): Ease into your 22-Dec. 21): Make we just don’t plan on a day with a positive atti- changes at home that will wedding. tude. If you are pleasant encourage you to be re- My question is, I’d like and fun to be with, your sponsible, and you will to have an anniversary day will get progressively avoid backlash from party. Is it unheard of for better. someone who isn’t a unmarried couple to TAURUS (April 20- pleased with the way have one? We love each May 20): Make love and things have been moving other and would like to romance a priority. A forward. celebrate our relationship mini-vacation or special CAPRICORN (Dec. with friends and family. plans that will bring you 22-Jan. 19): Getting to- What do you think? And closer together should be gether with people you BABY BLUES would it be wrong to have put into play. share a common interest a dance to “our song”? Any GEMINI (May 21- with will pay off. ideas would be appreci- June 20): Your emotions AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- By Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott ated as well. will bubble up if someone Feb. 18): Do your own — UNMARRIED IN suggests something you thing. Avoid emotional MICHIGAN feel is negative or not situations if possible. beneficial to you. Offer PISCES (Feb. 19- DEAR UNMARRIED: your opinion, but have a March 20): Follow Fifteen years together solution with incentives through on your prom- is something to cele- in place. ises. Taking someone’s brate and there’s no CANCER (June 21- word at face value will reason why you July 22): Make charm lead to disappointment. shouldn’t. You can do your door-opener when An emotional situation anything you want at engaging in social events will escalate, leaving you the party — including that can lead to meeting in an awkward position. dance to “your song.” new and exciting people. Taking a frank approach An anniversary of the LEO (July 23-Aug. will spare you unwanted day you became a cou- 22): Moderation, truth grief later. ple is fine. Advertise it and living within your Birthday Baby: You that way and there means will be a good are hypnotic, exciting and should be no criticism. place to begin your day. willful. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. To submit astrological Dear Abby is written by Abigail 22): Relationships are questions to the “Dear Van Buren, also known as Jeanne highlighted, and short Eugenia” column, visit Phillips, and was founded by her mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact trips, corporate retreats Eugenialast.com, or join Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com or or a getaway for two will Eugenia on Twitter/Face- P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA bring you closer together. book/LinkedIn. 90069. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. CLASSIFIED AD RATES 221-2840 Minimum Charge: 12 Words $4.44 A LL C LASSIFIED A DS ARE P AID IN A DVANCE TOTAL DAYS TO RUN LASSIFIEDS WORDS 12 3 45 C Saturday, November 18, 2017 A9 12 $ 4.44 $ 8.88 $ 13.32 $ 17.76 $ 22.20 14 $ 5.18 $ 10.36 $ 15.54 $ 20.72 $ 25.90 16 $ 5.92 $ 11.84 $ 17.76 $ 23.68 $ 29.60 Add a Photo 18 $ 6.66 $ 13.32 $ 19.98 $ 26.64 $ 33.30 $ $ $ $ $ 20 7.40 14.80 22.20 29.60 37.00 $ $ $ $ $ YARD 22 8.14 16.28 24.42 32.56 40.70 24 $ 8.88 $ 17.76 $ 26.64 $ 35.52 $ 44.40 Reader Ad Rate Is 37 ¢ Per Word •HAPPY BIRTHDAY PHOTO ...... Starts at $ 30.00 $ SALE •CARD OF THANKS ...... Starts at 30.00 Deals on Real Estate •NOT RESPONSIBLE NOTICE - Paid In Advance (Three Insertions - One Per Week) ...... $ 25.00 Actual ad size Actual ad size • LEGAL AD RATES: 37¢ per word for the first run, 35¢ per word each run thereafter for Wheels for Sale Maximum SERVICE DIRECTORY - 1 MONTH to your ad Maximum 20 Words Maximum 20 Words (No Copy Changes) In 8-Column Format Box 3 20 One Inch ...... $ 170.00 Words Two Inches ...... $ 250.00 Days With Photo With Photo $ for only – Three Inches ...... 340.00 for 1 Month – for 1 Month – Four Inches ...... $ 400.00 DEADLINES Reader Tues.-Fri.:12 Noon Day Prior •Sat.:10 am Fri. •Sun.:12 noon Fri. •Mon.:3 pm Fri. $ a $ $ 95 95 $ $ 95 95 $ $ 95 95 Classified Display - 12 Noon 2 Days Prior $ We CALL 221-2840 Accept: Day! 1 9 59 99 or Toll Free (800) 518-(NEWS)6397 1 0 1 9 59 99 Office Located at 1301 Viking Drive s rr TM 1 0 P.O. Box 1469 - Jasper, Alabama 35502 • All Classified ads are Paid in Advance - NO REFUNDS Allowed on these Special Price Packages •

001 Employment 040 Service & Repair 115 Rent or Lease 127 Money To Loan 150 Legals 150 Legals DRAFTSMAN NEEDED. A CUT ABOVE 3BR/1BA 1704 Frank Evans ADVANCE-FEE LOANS Said sale is made for the pur- corner of the northeast quarter Experience in machinery. TELL TREE SERVICE Road. $550mo. $500dep. Back- OR CREDIT OFFERS pose of paying the mortgage of the southeast quarter of Sec- Mail Resume to P.O. Box 3151, STUMP GRINDING, ground/Credit Checks. No Pets It's illegal for companies doing debt and cost of foreclosure. tion 4, Township 14 South, Jasper AL. 35502 BUSH HOGGING Allowed. (205)300-4337 business by phone to promise EvaBank, Mortgagee Range 6 West, and run north 89 (205)282-1412 you a loan and ask you to pay Dewayne N. Morris, degrees 57 minutes 58 seconds IMMEDIATE OPENING 3BR/1BA HOUSE (Jasper) for it before they deliver. For Attorney for Mortgagee east along the north boundary of FOR HEAVY EQUIPMENT DANIELS BRICK & 1 Townhouse (Carbon Hill) more information call toll free 1- 2131 Third Avenue North said quarter quarter a distance MECHANIC: Pay subject to BLOCK WORK. For information call Southern 877-FTC-HELP. A Public Serv- Birmingham, Alabama 35203 of 88.12 feet to the point of be- experience. BC/BS, paid CALL 205-717-5181. States Reality (205)221-6960 ice Message from The Daily Daily Mountain Eagle ginning; thence continue along holidays and vacation. Mountain Eagle Newspaper and *Nov. 18, 25, Dec. 2, 9, 2017 last stated course a distance of Apply at Traxx Parts and DOZER TRACK hoe work, top 3BR/2BA MOBILEHOME. the Federal Trade Commission. 502.37 feet; thence south 86 de- Equipment, (205)295-0108 or soil, fill dirt & rock hauling. Land Good clean area in Curry. MORTGAGE grees 32 minutes 28 seconds [email protected] clearing, Ponds built & Trailer No Pets. $500mo. plus deposit, 140 Transportation FORECLOSURE SALE west a distance of 500.09 feet; Pads built. ALSO Demolition; references.RENTED Default having been made in thence south 80 degrees 37 '04 CHEVY Silverado, $6,700; LPN POSITION available (205)221-2112 (205)544-5592 the payment of the indebted- minutes 14 seconds west a dis- Call (205)522-0684 between at NWAMHC. Apply at 3BR/2BA MOBILEHOME ness secured by that certain tance of 90.44 feet to the west 10AM-9PM nwamhc.com I BUY on 1 acre lot (Russell Dairy mortgage executed on the 27th boundary of said quarter quar- LAND & TIMBER Road). $500mo. $500dep. 1999 FORD Windstar Handicap day of June 2012, by Jerry ter; thence north 02 degrees 40 MASTER LEVEL and Bachelor (205)282-1412 No Inside Pets. No Smoking. Van. Hand controls, ramps. Gilmore, a married man, and minutes 15 seconds west a dis- Level positions available in our (205)275-7103 Sherlene Gilmore, his wife, to tance of 30.20 feet; thence north MUMMEY LAWN Service. Mileage in the low 30's. Children Services in Walker First Bank Jasper div Synovus 80 degrees 37 minutes 14 sec- Year Round Lawn Maintenance. Excellent condition. $2,000; County. Go to nwamhc.com to CORDOVA MANOR 1BR. to Bank recorded in Book 2304, onds east a distance of 88.64 FREE estimates. (205)388-7004 678-525-9617(Local) apply. 4BR total electric Apartments. Page 1 in the Probate Court of feet to the point of beginning. Water furnished. $200 dep. 2002 CHEVROLET Silverado Easement 3 RED RYDER HAULING Walker County, Alabama. Sub- MOORE'S LANDING (205)595-1701. Car Hauler, Black. Good condi- Commence at the northeast Crushed stone, gravel, sand, sequently, said mortgage was Now Hiring Waitresses. tion. $8,900; (205)441-1005 corner of the northwest quarter lime, red-rock, topsoil transferred to RH Fund XIV, LLC Apply in person only. NICE MOBILEHOMES near (205)516-6188 (205)674-0829 of the southeast quarter of Sec- (205)384-4932 by assignment dated December Sipsey;$500-$650 27, 2016, recorded in BK 2485, tion 4, township 14 South, NEEDED: (205)302-5675 (205)302-2315. www.RiverBHomes.com for Page 610 in the aforementioned Range 6 west, thence south 02 EXP. Tree Climber/Bucket 150 Legals availability. Income and Probate Court. The under- degrees 40 minutes 15 seconds Truck operator. (205)435-1715 045 Pets & Supplies background checks. MORTGAGE signed, RH Fund XIV, LLC, as east along the east boundary of leave message (205)304-1645 FORECLOSURE NOTICE 3 KITTENS FREE to good Transferee, under and by virtue said quarter quarter a distance Default having been made in the POSITION OPEN at Home, homes. Litter box trained. Call of the power of sale contained in of 14.41 feet to the point of be- TRAILER FOR RENT! Sumiton terms of that mortgage executed working with people with Devel- (205)265-0303. said mortgage, will sell at public ginning; thence continue along area. Call (205)563-0260. on November 26, 2013 by opmental Disabilities. $9.50 an outcry to the highest bidder for last stated course a distance of Steven J. Moon and Roxanne hour good benefits. Apply at FREE KITTENS VERY NICE Mobiehome's cash in front of the entrance of 30.2 feet; thence south 78 de- Moon, husband and wife, to nwamhc.com to good homes. 6wks old. and Travel Trailers for rent. the Courthouse in the City of grees 00 minutes 20 seconds EvaBank, which said mortgage (205)387-3217. Call (205)924-8560 Jasper, Walker County, Ala- west a distance of 475.72 feet, POSITIONS AVAILABLE is recorded in Book DML 2370, bama, on the 28th day of No- thence north 81 degrees 56 in Mental Health field. Apply FREE TO a good home only. (F) Page 124 in the Probate Office vember, 2017, during the legal minutes 27 seconds west a dis- www.nwamhc.com. EOE/DFWP Pitbull mix, spayed. Would make 122 M.H. Wanted of Walker County, Alabama, and hours of sale, the following real tance of 176.39 feet; thence a good guard dog. Very friendly. I BUY default continuing, and by virtue estate situated in Walker north 13 degrees 20 minutes 01 (205)265-8773 MOBILE HOMES of the power of sale contained in County, Alabama, to-wit: seconds west a distance of $$$$$$$$$$$$ said mortgage, the following de- 32.22 feet; thence south 81 de- PURFECTLY ADORABLE (205)282-1409 Commence at the Northeast scribed property will be sold at corner of the Northwest quarter grees 56 minutes 27 seconds Earn Extra Cash KITTENS, 9wks old. FREE TO public outcry, for cash, to the east a distance of 183.41 feet; GOOD HOMES. (205)275-3415 124 Land for Sale of the southeast quarter of Sec- The Daily Mountain Eagle is highest bidder, in front of the tion 4, Township 14 South, thence north 78 degrees 00 FOR SALE: 40 ACRES. Courthouse door of Jefferson currently seeking to fill Range 6 West, thence south 89 minutes 20 seconds east a dis- 050 Cemetery Lots Wallace Creek Road County, in Birmingham, Ala- degrees 48 minutes 12 seconds tance of 474.77 feet to the point Carrier Positions (Tuscaloosa); bama, during the legal hours of of beginning. 4 PLOTS, Walker Memory west along the north boundary currently available in the (205)622-3723 (205)686-5742 sale on December 11, 2017: This sale is made for the pur- Gardens. $1,000 each. of said quarter quarter a dis- (Jefferson County) Lot 27, ac- pose of paying the indebtedness areas listed below. (205)454-7225 tance of 665.49 feet to the point 125 Real Est. Sales cording to the Revised Survey of beginning; thence along the secured by said mortgage, as of Riverside Estates, as last described course a distance well as the expenses of foreclo- 095 Merchandise 2BR/1BA (BRICK) recorded in Map Book 94, Page sure. Dovertown Area Corner of 8th Ave and(712) 3rd of 199.14 feet; thence south 11 ELECTRIC POWERED chairs. 7, in the Probate Office of Jeffer- degrees 03 minutes 41 seconds The Transferee may first offer Potential Profit Street NW, Carbon Hill;Large son County, Alabama the property for sale parcel by Good condition. $75 each; Kitchen, Dinning Room, Large east a distance of 630.18 feet; (678)525-9617(local) And Also: (Walker County) thence north 57 degrees 31 parcel and reserves the right to $1200 per month Utility Building, Carport.$55,000; A parcel of land in the NE 1/4 of sell the property en masse as (205)924-1075 (205)471-3584 minutes 14 seconds east a dis- FIREWOOD- SEASONED Oak, Section 33, Township 15 South, tance of 231.73 feet; thence the Transferee deems appropri- Empire Area $85; (205)602-0548 John Range 8 West, Walker County, north 13 degrees 20 minutes 01 ate. Alabama, more particularly de- seconds west a distance of RH Fund XIV, LLC, Transferee Potential Profit SEASONED/GREEN scribed as follows: Commence 508.42 feet to the point of begin- Jay H. Clark, Esq. OAK/HICKORY at the Southeast corner of the ning. Minerals excepted. WALLACE, JORDAN, RATLIFF $700 per month Bar-B-Q firewood. Cut to NW 1/4 of the NE 1/4; thence Also the following described & BRANDT, L.L.C. Length. Business Welcome!! South 88 degrees 29 minutes easement for ingress and Post Office Box 530910 Oakman/Townley Delivered anywhere! 03 seconds West along the egress. Birmingham, AL 35253 (205)435-1715, leave message. South boundary of said 1/4-1/4, Easement 1 (205) 870-0555 9.85 feet to the point of begin- Commence at the southwest Attorneys for Transferee Area SOFA & CHAIR SET for sale; ning; thence North 09 degrees corner of the southeast quarter *November 4, 11, 18, 2017 $175. Good condition. 35 minutes 14 seconds West Potential Profit 1200 BANKSTON Circle, of the northeast quarter of Sec- Call (205)471-0349. 363.57 feet to the center of Jasper; 3BR/2.5BA tion 4, Township 14 south, County Road 1068, said road MORTGAGE $1,100 per month 1.6 Acre attached/detached Range 6 West; thence run north having a prescriptive right of FORECLOSURE SALE 115 Rent or Lease garages, workshop, 89 degrees 57 minutes 58 sec- way; thence South 86 degrees Default having been made in the unfinished apartment, onds east along the south 48 minutes 11 seconds East payment of the indebtedness Apply in person at Daily Reduced, $179,900; boundary of said quarter quarter along the centerline of said secured by mortgage executed All Four Real Estate a distance of 88.12 feet to the Mountain Eagle road, 152.30 feet; thence South- on the 5th day of February, John (205)300-1757 point of beginning; thence along 2010, by Jerry Gilmore, a mar- 1301 Viking Drive easterly along the arc of a curve the last stated course a distance PUBLISHER’S NOTICE : All to the left 14.63 feet (radius ried man and Sherlene Gilmore, Jasper, Alabama of 502.37 feet; thence north 64 his wife, to First Bank Jasper div or call 205-221-4626 real estate advertised in this 356.52 feet, delta 2 degrees 21 degrees 14 minutes 10 seconds minutes 06 seconds, chord Synovus Bank recorded in Book newspaper is subject to the east a distance of 67.01 feet to 2213, Page 269, in the Probate All Daily Mountain Eagle South 87 degrees 58 minutes the west right of way of a county Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 44 seconds East 14.63 feet); Court of Walker County, Ala- Carriers are independent road (said county road having a bama. Subsequently, said mort- contractors and are not which makes it illegal to advertise thence South 13 degrees 16 30 feet right of way); thence minutes 27 seconds East gage was transferred to RH employees of the Daily “any preference, limitation or north 17 degrees 16 minutes 08 Fund XIV, LLC by assignment Mountain Eagle. Applicants 431.58 feet; thence South 76 seconds west along said right of discrimination based on race, degrees 30 minutes 48 seconds dated December 27, 2016, must have dependable, way a distance of 30.33 feet; recorded in BK 2485, Page 610 economical transportation, color, religion, sex, or national MLS#17-1547 West 191.06 feet; North 09 de- thence south 64 degrees 14 grees 35 minutes 14 seconds in the aforementioned Probate a valid driver’s license and origin or an intention to make TOWN Home (brick) minutes 10 seconds west a dis- Court. The undersigned, RH automobile insurance. 1305 Eagle Lane, Jasper West 116.76 feet to the point of tance of 65.54 feet; thence any such preference, limitation or beginning. Containing 1.85 Fund XIV, LLC, as Transferee, 2BR/2BA @1806sq.ft south 86 degrees 32 minutes 28 under and by virtue of the power discrimination.” This newspaper $189,900 acres, more or less. Less and seconds west a distance of except any part of the subject of sale contained in said mort- 020 Announcements will not knowingly accept any Call Steve Payne 495.59 feet to the point of begin- gage, will sell at public outcry to (205)388-6066 property already conveyed to ning advertising for real estate which the grantees at Volume 1711, the highest bidder for cash in www.stevepaynerealty.com Easement 2 front of the entrance of the Free Pregnancy Test is in violation of the law. Our Page 326. Commence at the northwest PREGNANCY & readers are informed that all RESOURCE CENTER dwellings advertised in this 1707 2nd Avenue newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis. Equal Daily Mountain Eagle Jasper, AL 35501 Housing Opportunity, M/F

221-5860 (1) SINGLEWIDE 3BR/2BA, FRE E Info on Abortion Alterna tives DORA. No Pets. $550mo. Service Service DirectoryDirectory Good Rental Ref's. For All Your 025 Lost & Found (205)823-3301 (205)213-0916. Tree Trimming Needs LOST: HOUND (F), 4mo. old, 1, 2, 3BR Apartments available AT THE small. Brown w/long ears. Went at Woodland Villa & The Bluffs. Licensed Insured missing Saturday from Bob Wil- Starting at $485. Includes cable son Road (off Walston Bridge and internet. (205)221-0878. Road) 205-384-6961 2BR MOBILEHOME, TREE LOST: OLDER Beagle (F), (2.5 Car Garage); Quiet setting. SERVICE Black & White, 10in high. Red No Smoking, No pets. Ref.'s collar. Needs medication. Went req.'d. $550mo plus deposit. missing Monday from Old (205)522-5966 Kirkpatrick Road, Cordova. 2BR WALSTON Bridge Apts. REWARD (205)384-7472 $600mo. $600dep. LOST: SHIH Tzu (F), (205)717-1929 205-514-0235 Black & White. 4lbs. No Collar. 2BR/2BA MOBILEHOME Went missing Saturday from the on 1 acre lot (Country Club area of Gardners Gin Road and Road). No inside pets. Garner Road, Cordova. No smoking. $500dep. $500mo. (205)522-8609 (205)275-7103 040 Service & Repair 3BR/1BA (POPLAR Springs); $475mo $300dep. Water and WILL CUT Small & Large Trees Garbage included. out of yards. (205)686-7304 (205)295-8151 A10 – DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Sat., Nov. 18, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com

150 Legals 150 Legals 150 Legals 150 Legals 150 Legals 150 Legals Courthouse in the City of described real estate, situated in address indicated below. Sirote belonging and all fixtures now Alabama law gives some per- scribed mortgage, and the pro- Jasper, Walker County, Ala- Walker County, Alabama, to-wit: & Permutt, P.C. reserves the attached to and used in con- sons who have an interest in ceeds thereof will be applied as bama, on the 28th day of No- The South 30 feet of Lots One right to award the bid to the next nection with the premises property the right to redeem the provided by the terms of the vember, 2017, during the legal (1) and Two (2), Block Seven- highest bidder should the high- herein described. property under certain circum- said mortgage. This sale is sub- hours of sale, the following real teen (17) in the Town of Cor- est bidder fail to timely tender This property will be sold on stances. Programs may also ject to postponement or cancel- estate situated in Walker dova, Alabama, according to the the total amount due. an “as is, where is” basis, sub- exist that help persons avoid or lation; contact Margery Oglesby County, Alabama, to-wit: map of the Town of Cordova, Al- The Mortgagee/Transferee re- ject to any easements, encum- delay the foreclosure process. at the phone number shown Parcel I: All that part of the abama, recorded in Map Book serves the right to bid for and brances, and exceptions An attorney should be con- below prior to attending the East 1/2 of SW 1/4 of NW 1/4 of Two (2), Page 26, Slide Number purchase the real estate and to reflected in the mortgage and sulted to help you understand sale. Section 4, Township 14 South, 24 in the Office of the Judge of credit its purchase price against those contained in the records these rights and programs as a Robin E. Pate Range 6 West, Walker County, Probate, Walker County, Ala- the expenses of sale and the in- of the office of the Judge of part of the foreclosure process. Attorney for Vanderbilt Alabama, which lies South and bama. debtedness secured by the real Probate of the county where Said sale will be made subject Mortgage and Finance, Inc. East of the New Jasper-Cullman Lot Nine (9), Block Seventeen estate. the above-described property is to any existing Federal Tax ROSEN HARWOOD, P.A. Highway. Minerals and mining (17), in the Town of Cordova, Al- This sale is subject to postpone- situated. This property will be Lien, if any, and/or Special As- 2200 Jack Warner Pkwy rights excepted. abama, according to the map of ment or cancellation. sold without warranty or re- sessments, if any, which might Ste 200 Less and Except: the Town of Cordova, Alabama Bayview Loan Servicing, LLC, a course, expressed or implied as adversely affect the title to the P.O. Box 2727 That part of the SW 1/4 of the recorded in Map Book Two (2), Delaware Limited Liability Com- to title, use and/or enjoyment subject property. Tuscaloosa, AL 35403 NW 1/4 of Section 4, Township Page 26, Slide Number 24, in pany, Mortgagee/Transferee and will be sold subject to the Said sale will be made for the (205) 344-5000 14 South, Range 6 West, the Office of the Judge of Pro- Pam King right of redemption of all parties purpose of paying the indebted- *Nov. 18, 25, Dec. 2, 2017 Walker County, Alabama de- bate, Walker County, Alabama. SIROTE & PERMUTT, P.C. entitled thereto. ness secured by the above-de- scribed as follows: Lot Ten (10), Block Seventeen P. O. Box 55727 Commence at the SE corner of (17), in the Town of Cordova, Al- Birmingham, AL 35255-5727 said SW 1/4 of the NW 1/4; abama, according to the map of Attorney for thence Norther 4 degrees 50'39" the Town of Cordova, Alabama Mortgagee/Transferee West along the East line thereof, recorded in Map Book Two (2), www.sirote.com/foreclosures Place your angel in our 475.30 feet to an iron pin and Page 26, Slide Number 24, in 423777 point of beginning, thence South the Office of the Judge of Pro- *November 11, 18, 25, 2017 49 degrees 21'30" West, 244.38 bate, Walker County, Alabama. 2017 Christmas Angel Edition feet to an iron pin; thence North Lot No. Eleven (11) and Twelve 39 degrees 44'18" West, 149.53 (12), Block 17 in the Town of STATE OF ALABAMA feet to an iron pin on the South Cordova, Alabama according to COUNTY OF WALKER Right-of-way of State Highway the map of the Town of Cordova, NOTICE OF MORTGAGE 69; thence North 50 degrees Alabama recorded in Map Book FORECLOSURE SALE PUBLISHED DECEMBER 24, 2017 15'43" East, along said right-of- (2), Page 26, Page 26, Slide Default having been made in way, 345.94 feet to an iron pin Number 24, in the Office of the the payment of the indebted- DEADLINE: Wed., December 20th on the East line of said SW 1/4 Judge of Probate, Walker ness secured by that certain of the NW 1/4; thence South 4 County, Alabama. mortgage and security agree- degrees 50'39" East, along said The above described Lots Ten ment executed by JAMES A. by 5:00 p.m. East line, 177.60 feet to the (10), Eleven (11) and Twelve MORROW and NEIDA J. point of beginning. Containing (12) are subject to the following: EARNEST MORROW, husband 1.00 acre, more or less. Miner- The Rights of the State of Ala- and wife, on the 22nd day of als and usual mining rights ex- bama, to the following: February 2008, to VANDER- Gracie & Maddie Wright Lacy Gray cepted. A temporary easement to a BILT MORTGAGE AND FI- Parcel II: Begin at the NW cor- strip of land necessary for the NANCE, INC., as recorded in Prices ner of the SE 1/4 of the NE 1/4, blending of the slopes, and DML Book 2120, Page 503, in Section 4, Township 14 South, being more fully described as the office of the Probate Judge start Range 6 West, Walker County, follows: of Walker County, Alabama; at Alabama and run North 89 de- The South Five (5) feet of Lots VANDERBILT MORTGAGE grees 46'38" East along the 10, 11, and 12 Block 17, accord- AND FINANCE, INC., as Mort- $ Each North line 310.00 feet; thence ing to the Survey of the City of gagee, by reason of such de- 25 South 2 degrees 57'56" East, Cordova, the map or plat of fault having declared all of the 659.64 feet; thence run West which is recorded in Map Book indebtedness secured by said 295 feet, more or less to the 2, Page 26, in the Office of the mortgage and security agree- West line of said SE 1/4 of NE Judge of Probate of Walker ment due and payable and 1/4; thence run North along the County, Alabama. such default continuing, notice West line to the NW corner and Property street address for in- is hereby given, that acting the point of beginning. Surface formational purposes: 452 5th under the power of sale con- only. St, Cordova, AL 35550 tained in said mortgage and se- Parents: Cassie & Brandon Wright Parents: Jeremy & Dana Gray This sale is made for the pur- THIS PROPERTY WILL BE curity agreement, and as pose of paying the indebtedness SOLD ON AN “AS IS, WHERE authorized by Section 7-9A- secured by said mortgage, as IS” BASIS, SUBJECT TO ANY 604(a)(2) of the Code of Ala- well as the expenses of foreclo- EASEMENTS, ENCUM- bama of 1975 as amended, Brett & Paige Butler sure. BRANCES, AND EXCEPTIONS VANDERBILT MORTGAGE Parents: The Transferee may first offer REFLECTED IN THE MORT- AND FINANCE, INC., as Mort- the property for sale parcel by GAGE AND THOSE CON- gagee, will sell at public outcry, Jason & parcel and reserves the right to TAINED IN THE RECORDS OF for cash to the highest bidder, Amanda Butler sell the property en masse as THE OFFICE OF THE JUDGE in front of the Courthouse door, the Transferee deems appropri- OF PROBATE OF THE in the City of Jasper, Walker ate COUNTY WHERE THE County, Alabama, during the Grandparents: RH Fund XIV, LLC, Transferee ABOVE-DESCRIBED PROP- legal hours of sale on Decem- ACTUAL James & Pam Jay H. Clark, Esq. ERTY IS SITUATED. THIS ber 7, 2017, the following de- Green WALLACE, JORDAN, RATLIFF PROPERTY WILL BE SOLD scribed real and personal SIZE OF & BRANDT, L.L.C. WITHOUT WARRANTY OR RE- property situated in Walker ADS and Post Office Box 530910 COURSE, EXPRESSED OR County, Alabama, to-wit: Debra Butler & Birmingham, AL 35253 IMPLIED AS TO TITLE, USE Commence at the Northwest the late (205) 870-0555 AND/OR ENJOYMENT AND corner of the Southeast Quarter Attorneys for Transferee WILL BE SOLD SUBJECT TO of the Northwest Quarter of Jack Butler *November 4, 11, 18, 2017 THE RIGHT OF REDEMPTION Section 11, Township 16 South, OF ALL PARTIES ENTITLED Range 7 West; thence S THERETO. 0°30’00” E 660.00 feet to a MORTGAGE Alabama law gives some per- point; thence N 89°58’19” E Name of Child ______FORECLOSURE SALE sons who have an interest in 480.29 feet to an iron 1/2” Default having been made in the property the right to redeem the capped rebar set and the point payment of the indebtedness property under certain circum- of beginning; thence S secured by that certain mort- stances. Programs may also 82°25’24” E 76.61 feet to an gage executed by Jerry Wayne exist that help persons avoid or iron 1/2” capped rebar set; Name of Parents ______Delay, an unmarried man, origi- delay the foreclosure process. thence S 0°33’51” W 93.31 feet nally in favor of CitiFinancial An attorney should be consulted to an iron 1/2” capped rebar Corporation, LLC, on the 31st to help you understand these set; thence S 58°20’27” E 99.47 ______day of May, 2007, said mort- rights and programs as a part of feet to an iron 1/2” capped gage recorded in the Office of the foreclosure process. rebar set; thence S 0°49’23” E the Judge of Probate of Walker This sale is made for the pur- 73.77 feet to an iron 1/2” County, Alabama, in Book 2079 pose of paying the indebtedness capped rebar set; thence N or Name of Grandparents______Page 711; the undersigned secured by said mortgage, as 82°25’24” W 140.40 feet to an Bayview Loan Servicing, LLC, a well as the expenses of foreclo- iron 1/2” capped rebar set; Delaware Limited Liability Com- sure. thence N 2°20’47” W 210.00 ______pany, as Mortgagee/Transferee, The successful bidder must ten- feet back to the point of begin- under and by virtue of the power der a non-refundable deposit of ning. Said land lying in the SE Come into the Daily Mountain Eagle of sale contained in said mort- Five Thousand Dollars 1/4 of the NW 1/4 of Sec. 11, T- gage, will sell at public outcry to ($5,000.00) in certified funds 16-S, R-7-W, Walker County, 1301 Viking Drive • Jasper, AL 35501 the highest bidder for cash, in made payable to Sirote & Per- Alabama. front of the main entrance of the mutt, P.C. at the time and place INCLUDING a security inter- or Courthouse at Jasper, Walker of the sale. The balance of the est in one (1) 2008 Southern County, Alabama, on December purchase price must be paid in manufactured home, Serial No. Mail your photo & form with check. 13, 2017, during the legal hours certified funds by noon the next DSEAL18869AB; of sale, all of its right, title, and business day at the Law Office together with the hereditaments interest in and to the following of Sirote & Permutt, P.C. at the and appurtenances thereunto Want To Stretch Your Ad As a business owner or manager, you know that resources are limited. Making money is important, but sometimes making the most of what you have is the key to success. You have to get the biggest possible bang for your bucks, especially in advertising. Co-op can help you do just that!

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WASHINGTON (AP) — Does money roll downhill? In their drive to cut taxes, President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans are betting it does. Behind their legislation is a theory long popular among conservatives: Slash taxes for corporations and rich people, who will then hire, invest and profit — and cause money to trickle into the pockets of ordi- nary Americans. The White House says the plan’s cor- porate tax cut alone would eventually raise average household incomes by $4,000 a year. The tax plan’s “trickle-down” approach was popular- ized in the 1980s during the Reagan administration, though it dates back at least to a 1932 wisecrack by Will Rogers. And history shows it has a spotty record of deliver- ing on its promises. The Republicans’ latest version of the approach edged closer to the finish line Thursday when the Daily Mountain Eagle - Lea Rizzo House passed its form of the bill; the Senate is work- Dora High School and Sumiton Elementary School students are coming together in a mentoring rela- ing on its own. Republicans hope to send final legisla- tionship through the Bulldog Buddies program. tion to Trump by Christmas, though it’s unclear whether they can succeed by then. Among the key planks in their legislation: Shrink the corporate tax rate to 20 percent from 35 percent. Buddies End or ease the inheritance tax on the wealthiest es- tates. Cut taxes on business partnerships. Offer a tem- porary tax cut on corporate profits held abroad. Repeal the alternative minimum tax on very high From A1 earners. And reduce personal income tax rates for many. “They’re always excited The nonpartisan Tax Policy Center has found that about coming to the ele- the House tax plan would deliver an average tax cut mentary school, too,” she of $360 for middle-income taxpayers in 2027. A far added. more generous bounty would go to the highest-earning On Wednesday morning, 1 percent: An average tax cut of $62,000. For the top the second Bulldog Bud- 0.1 percent, the gain would average $321,000. dies day of the school year, And the income tax cuts for individuals would ex- the older students helped pire within the next decade. By contrast, Republican the younger ones make lawmakers say the tax cuts for corporations need to gratefulness rocks, which be permanent. encouraged the buddies to The tax cuts would also add roughly $1.5 trillion to discuss things they are the federal debt. thankful for. Republicans argue that the corporate tax cuts, in They then wrote one particular, would unleash a boom that would speed thing they’re thankful for annual economic growth to at least 3 percent consis- on the rock and decorated tently from the so-so 2 percent performance of recent it together. Daily Mountain Eagle - Lea Rizzo years. Ellis said there’s occa- Dora High School and Sumiton Elementary School students are coming to- sionally a craft project, The thinking is that reducing corporate taxes would gether in a mentoring relationship through the Bulldog Buddies program. raise companies’ after-tax profits, thereby encouraging like the gratefulness them to invest more. Investments in machines and rocks, for the buddies to do problems or issues the gram. Rehabilitation, as part of technology would make employees more productive together and the project younger children may be The buddies are plan- Random Act of Kindness and empower them to command higher pay. The White will have some sort of having. ning to make greeting Week in February. House’s own study estimates that the corporate tax theme. In addition, the Wheeler said that this cards together for patients Ellis added that the cut would eventually swell average U.S. household in- older students will help year, they’ve added a serv- at an area nursing home, Bulldog Buddies program come by $4,000 a year. their buddies with home- ice project component to which Ellis said will likely has been an exciting and “It will increase real wages, and it will increase work or talk about any the Bulldog Buddies pro- be Cordova Health and positive experience so far. them substantially,” says Arthur Laffer, an economist who advised President Ronald Reagan and now runs a consultancy. “It also will increase the number who From A1 get jobs.” Merrill Laffer occupies a position of prominence in the his- www.sos.alabama.gov. election related information. averaged voting 650 voters an hour,” tory of trickle-down economics. In 1974, he famously Merrill said people ask why he When people question such sys- Merrill said. sketched a diagram on a restaurant napkin to illus- gives out his cell phone. tems, he said it is preferable to use He talked about making an effort trate his belief that the government could cut taxes “If you don’t remember anything secure computer systems rather to get rid of unproductive workers and, contrary to economic assumptions, end up pro- else I tell you today, I want you to get than giving personal information on and negotiating harder to bring ducing more revenue, not less. Economic growth this: I give you my cell phone num- forms to complete strangers who will down costs for contracts, saving would accelerate, and income would slosh downhill ber because I work for you,” he said. never been seen again, hoping that thousands of dollars on some con- from corporations and the wealthy to ordinary Amer- “If you want to get in touch with me, they will send the information to tracts. icans. it is incumbent on me to be available local county election officials. The division of business services Over the years, the concept — also known as sup- to you when you want to reach out to “When you put it like that, it was seven to nine months behind on ply-side economics — has frequently drawn ridicule. me, not when it is convenient to me.” brings things into focus for people, services, which meant checks were “Voodoo economics” was the derisive term George He said if he is in a speech or a meet- and they realize what we are trying also held for that long. After letting H.W. Bush applied to it in his failed 1980 bid for the ing, he said he will call back. to do,” he said. them know expectations, he found Republican presidential nomination against Ronald “If that is not your expectation of Merrill said due to the work of they had cut down the time to six Reagan, a supply-side enthusiast. your elected officials at the munici- registrars in Alabama, “we have the weeks. His chief of staff asked the di- pal, at the county, the state or the best voting list we’ve ever had in the rector of the division what happens federal level, then you need to get history of the state — the most cur- when people pay an expedited fee to some new expectations or you need rent and the most up-to-date.” He get the work done in a day. Cordova From A1 to get some new people, one or an- noted his expectations for registrars The director kept saying it was other,” he said. has changed from previous secre- I think we’re at the posi- on Tuesday that a family three days, not one day. “A day is 24 He also passed around a sign up taries of state. “That means they tion where the developer has expressed interest in hours,” she said. “The work day is sheet to receive quarterly and an- have to do a whole lot more. They would help offset the cost purchasing a parcel of eight hours, so we have three work nual reports from this office, as well have to do a whole lot more. They of that lot. We’re working land near Main Street in days to get it done in a day.” as updates from the Governor’s Of- have to work a lot harder,” he said. through that,” Gilbert order to set up a shaved Merrill said the chief of state fice or his office, even about weather, He said he obtained a raise for said. ice and ice cream stand. replied, “You know, I really don’t that are usually sent to other state registrars but that his proposed leg- The Cordova Planning “It’s their intentions to think that’s what the Alabama Leg- and county offices. Several thousand islation to professionalize the posi- Commission meeting is be up and running by islature intended when they said we people are on the list. He said the tion met with resistance in the set for Monday, Dec. 11, at March. So lots of good would charge extra money to get it contact information will not be given Legislature. 6 p.m. at City Hall. news on the homefront,” done in a day.” Two weeks later, the to other vendors. Merrill disputed that the voter ID Gilbert also announced he said. head of the division resigned. As of Merrill said his office has 1,000 was put in to prevent people from the previous Friday, the office has duties by law, and his office stores voting. Since, Jan. 19, 2015, a total gone 73 consecutive weeks with 500,000 documents. Executive docu- 843,343 new voters have been regis- same day on all business filings, not Sign From A1 ments including both the governor’s tered, putting the total number of just expedited filings. and the secretary of state’s signa- state voters at 3,315,315, an all-time A total of 30 people have left the sign, he said. “I think it is petty. It is tures are stored there, as well as high. With updates, 350,000 were re- office since he took office, he said, The residents felt it hit more aggravating than records such as writs of arrest, con- moved from the voter rolls. In March adding the office is not charged with something else, although anything,” he said. “I tracts, deeds, leases, abandoned ve- 2016 presidential primary, 1.25 mil- providing “white collar welfare,” and nothing has been found to think every candidate hicles and municipal incorporations. lion voters went to the polls, a state that he just wants people who want prove that, he said. “He running brings something The office is custodian of legisla- primary record. The following No- to work. told me it hit something,” to the table.” He said the tive laws, assigning the act numbers vember, 2.1 million voted in the Gen- He noted he also volunteered to Smith said. campaign means some- to each and also keeping the acts eral Election, which also broke zero out of the department’s General Smith said the resi- thing to he and his family, and minutes of each legislative ses- records. Fund budget when he arrived, and dence was an occupied and he did not want to sion. The secretary of state is also In all that voting, no one was de- the department survives on the rev- dwelling perhaps about have to explain to his chil- the state’s chief election official, nied the right to vote because they enue it generates. Overall, 50 yards from the sign, dren why someone would keeping election records and dona- didn’t have voter ID, he said. $2,319,018 has been saved taxpay- which was closer to the beat down or shoot up his tion and political action committee Merrill said he is pushing ers on all of the department’s actions road. signs. records. statewide for electronic polling lists as of Nov. 10. “It was not in the right “The bottom line is this. Business records involving lands on iPads, as 25 counties used it last Asked after the meeting about the of way, but it was closer to Even tampering with a and trademarks, business entities year. He said he hoped to bring the security of the electronic poll book, the road than it was to political sign is a crime,” and the Uniform Commercial Code technology soon to Walker County. he said it cannot be infiltrated as the house,” Smith said. he said. “Shooting out of a are kept by the office, including state He said that might lead to discus- each system is self-contained and He was quick to say vehicle is a crime.” He land records and trademarks. The sions about additional resources for connected to Bluetooth technology that he did not wish this added situations such as state has 500,000 business entry fil- the county to make that happen. He through the Internet. type of vandalism to hap- this, particularly involv- ings and staff members get about did not indicate if that meant using Merrill said as far as Russian pen to any of his oppo- ing firearms, could in 300 requests a day for information grant money under the Help Amer- hacking, the state’s system still uses nents or to any candidate some circumstances re- on those files. ica Vote Act, which has been used, in paper ballots, allowing a check in in any other race. More- sult in jail time. International adoptions are also part, in other counties in Alabama place. “We can go back and rerun out over, he said while the “If you dislike me or handled through his office, whose for the project. ballots whenever we need to,” he normal vandalism of cam- you dislike any candidate website has an interactive area for The process speeds up voting in said. “We don’t have a touch screen paign signs has its own in a political race, go vote children. terms of finding the name in the poll technology on voting, which does not charge, introducing gun- against them. That is Merrill said he wants every eligi- books at the polling place, he said. require a paper ballot. All of those fire could definitely result your voice. That is your ble citizen in the state is registered Without a need to divide names al- things are very positive.” in firearms charges. vote. Not going around to vote and has a photo ID, noting phabetically, one goes to the shortest The voting systems are not con- In this particular case, trashing signs. Unfortu- photo ID drives have been held line. At the table is an iPad on a nected through the internet, so one Smith, who is putting up nately the people who do across the state at sites and major swivel stand. could not go through the Internet to all of his signs himself, that, they don’t vote.” events with large attendance. One’s voter ID, such as a driver’s change a program to manipulate an said it is mostly frustrat- He added, “It is not just The office also has a phone app license, is scanned into the iPad and election’s outcome, he said. Each ma- ing. He said another deer me. I wouldn’t want to see called Vote for Alabama that allows the voter’s name pulls up with a chine would have to be repro- camera was set up watch- anyone messing with any one to register to vote, change the photo, signature, whether one ap- grammed separately, which would ing a sign in Parrish was signs from people who are voter registration record when one plied for an absentee ballot and take great effort. demolished, and the cam- running against me. moves or find polling places or apply other details. One signs in on the While Russians tried to get into era only caught “every That’s not what my cam- for an absentee ballot. He said a iPad with a stylus pen to compare voter registration programs, but dog in Parrish.” Three paign is about.” He said valid Alabama driver’s license will the signature, and one gets the bal- could not penetrate the programs. double-sided signs in his he knows the value and be needed, so that officials will verify lot. “We’re working on those every day” campaign have been dam- work that goes into make that person is a voter. People can “It reduces the wait time 60 to 75 to strengthen the programs to pre- aged overall, costing $240 the signs for all the candi- also go to his website or alaba- percent, depending on the poll vent infiltration, and he feels confi- each. dates. mavotes.org to do that and see other worker and the voter. In Mobile, they dent about the system. Daily Mountain Eagle

Saturday, Nov. 18, 2017 SPORTS A12

SAKS 31, DORA 24 Dora falls in heart-breaker Bulldogs’ season ends in loss to undefeated Saks By W. BRIAN HALE terceptions. Goodwin also Eagle Sports Writer ran for 39 yards on seven carries. Caleb Danner ANNISTON — The Dora Bulldogs’ season passed the 2,000-yard came to a close on Friday night, with the mark on the season with Saks Wildcats scoring the game-winning 59 yards on 18 carries. touchdown in the final minute of regulation Danner tops Danner also hauled in four to clinch a 31-24 victory at Jack Stewart passes for 42 yards with a Field in Anniston. 2,000-yard touchdown. Achilya Dixon Despite committing four turnovers in the mark in loss had seven rushes for 54 contest, the Bulldogs were able to stay within yards with a touchdown. a touchdown of the Wildcats through key red- Cole Hargrove led the team in receiving with zone stops on defense and crucial receptions four catches for 87 yards. Photo courtesy Kirsten Fiscus - The Anniston Star on offense. Hargrove led the defense with nine tackles, Tyler Goodwin threw for 233 yards on 17 while Blaine Neil recorded eight tackles with Saks’ Kaynan Mays looks to slow down Dora’s Caleb Danner as he of 30 passes with two touchdowns but four in- SEE DORA, A13 runs with the ball during their game in Anniston Friday night.

HILLCREST-EVERGREEN 42, OAKMAN 14 CHEROKEE 35, LYNN 14 Cherokee Jags oust Oakman ends Lynn’s perfect run

By SCOTT AND ZAK MCCULLAR Eagle Sports Correspondents LYNN — The Cherokee Indians knocked the Lynn Bears out of the Class 1A playoffs and ended their undefeated season with a 35-14 victory Friday night at David Posey Memorial Field. Lynn outgained Cherokee 279-251, had seven more first downs Lynn closes and 21 more plays season with than the Indians (9-3) but had no answer for 11-1 record senior running back Willy Padron. Padron rushed for 205 yards on 15 carries and had four touch- downs on the night. Three of Padron’s scores came in the second half which put the Bears (11-1) away for good. Lynn’s defense was on display in the first quarter, not allowing the Indians to cross midfield. The Bears held Cherokee to only two yards of offense before Jordan Davis gave Lynn an early 7-0 lead on a 9 yard touchdown run with 9:59 left in the sec- ond quarter. Daily Mountain Eagle - Ron Harris The Indians would respond, however, with a 41-yard sprint by Padron on Oakman’s Dylan Norris is surrounded by Hillcrest-Evergreen defenders as he carries the ball during the Wildcats’ their next drive to tie the game. second-round playoff game on Friday night. Oakman’s season came to an end with a 42-14 loss to the Jaguars. The Indians broke the tie on their first drive of the second half on a 25 pass from Arian Strong to Javar Strong. Then Padron took over, scoring on Hillcrest too strong for ‘Cats three straight drives to put the game out of reach for the Bears. Padron By JEFFERY WINBORNE This time around, it was all Hill- SEE LYNN, A13 Eagle Sports Correspondent crest. The Jaguars won the coin toss and OAKMAN — Oakman never gained deferred to the second half. The Wild- any traction Friday night, losing at cats took over at their own 31-yard home in the second line and proceeded to methodically round of the play- march down the field. After 11 plays offs to the Hillcrest and 6:11 of game clock, Jon Avery com- Jaguars 42-14 at pleted a 6-yard pass to Nick Moody Hosea Collins but failed to pick up the 1st down, Field. turning the ball over on downs. With the win, the It would be the only sustained drive Jaguars got a Avery throws of the game for the ‘Cats. measure of revenge Hillcrest fumbled the ball on both of Daily Mountain Eagle - Ron Harris against an Oak- two TD passes its first two drives, but Oakman failed man team that in final game to take advantage. Oakman’s Malcolm Hogue looks to knocked them out The first try saw them go three and pick up ground against Hillcrest-Ever- of the playoffs in the second round last out. The second Jaguar fumble led to green on Friday. year. SEE OAKMAN, A13

ADDISON 41, HACKLEBURG 16 Guthrie leads Addison to quarterfinals By JOHNATHAN BENTLEY Family Stadium. 14 win over Cedar Bluff on Fri- Eagle Sports Editor Addison broke the game open day. late in the third quarter, scoring Against Hackleburg, Addison Addison marches on to the 21 points in less than six minutes quarterback Zayne Guthrie was state quarterfinals. to turn a six-point lead into a run- an unstoppable force, totaling Daily Mountain Eagle - Matt Norris The Bulldogs put together an away. four touchdowns on the night. He Lynn quarterback Noah Jackson offensive clinic Friday night, beat- Addison will play a Class 1A, had rushing touchdowns of 7, 24 ing the Hackleburg Panthers 41- third-round playoff game at and 6 yards and added a 60-yard runs against Cherokee during their 16 on Friday night in their South Lamar next week. South touchdown pass. S. Lamar next game Friday night. Jackson rushed second-round playoff game at Ray Lamar (9-3) advanced with a 21- SEE ADDISON, A13 up for Addison for a touchdown in the 35-14 loss. DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Sat., Nov. 18, 2017 www.mountaineagle.com — A13 Lynn From A12 scored on runs of 87 and 16 yards be- Lynn running fore Lynn would cut the lead to 28-14 with 6:22 left in the game on a seven back Jordan yard scamper by quarterback Noah Davis rushes Jackson. against Chero- Padron ran in the end zone from 15 kee in their yards out for his last touchdown of the night with 2:20 remaining to dismantle Class 1A, sec- any hope of a comeback by the Bears. ond-round play- Jordan Davis ran for 113 yards on 19 off game on carries and a score. Noah Jackson went Friday. Davis 4 of 10 for 43 yards and ran for 40 yards on 11 carries with a score. Ethan rushed for 113 Delay caught two passes for 26 yards yards and a to lead the Bears in receiving. Lynn touchdown in was going after its first 12-0 start since the Bears’ loss. 2000. Daily Mountain Eagle - Matt Norris Dora From A12 a tackle for a loss and a fumble touchdown run and followed yard line only to be turned away recovery. with a successful two-point con- on good defensive stands. Dora drove 36 yards on six version to tie the game at 10-10. With under five minutes left in plays to open the game, ending The Wildcats ended the first the game, Dora tied the game on with a 38-yard field goal from quarter with a 10-play, 74-yard a two-yard run by Dixon and a Jack Spradlin for the 3-0 edge. drive to gain the 17-10 advan- Spradlin extra point kick, 24-24. Following an exchange of pos- tage. Saks (12-0) constructed the sessions, Saks was awarded a The Bulldogs drove 73 yards final score of the game on the en- safety when an errant snap on nine plays on the final posses- suing series — 80-yards on 10 sailed over Spradlin’s head and sion of the first half, ending with plays, capped with a five-yard through the back of the endzone a 20-yard touchdown strike to run for the 31-24 lead. — cutting the lead to one point, Zack Clayton. Spradlin’s extra With less than a minute on the 3-2. point kick led to the 17-17 tie. A scoreboard, the Bulldogs were Midway through the quarter, nine-yard scoring run by Saks to able to drive to the Wildcats’ 25- Goodwin connected with Danner, end the second quarter sent the yard line before time expired, who raced 33 yards for the touch- Wildcats to halftime up 24-17. giving Saks the win. down. Spradlin’s extra point kick Neither team scored in the Dora finishes a 9-3 record in Photo by Allison Carter - Florence Times Daily put Dora further ahead, 10-2. third quarter, with the Wildcats head coach Bart Lockhart’s first Addison’s Zayne Guthrie (2) runs against Hackleburg Saks answered with a 10-yard driving within the Bulldogs’ 20- season with the program. during their second-round playof f game on Friday . Guthrie rushed for three scores and threw a touchdown pass in the 41-16 victory. Oakman From A12 the Wildcats committing their first turnover of the ing kickoff when Gilbreath fumbled at his own 33- From A12 night when Nathan Gilbreath recovered an Oak- yard line. Nettles then threw a lateral to Bradley Addison man fumble at the Hillcrest 41-yard line to end a who threw downfield to Brandon Rudolph to go up scoreless first quarter. 35-0 as the first half mercifully came to a close. Addison (10-2) held a slim 14-8 lead at the half. The second quarter saw Oakman give up 35 Hillcrest’s hopes of a shutout came to an end Guthrie started the Bulldogs’ second-half run at the 1:33 unanswered points. Ryan Nettles scored his only when late in the third quarter, Avery threw a 48- mark of the third quarter, scoring on a 24-yard run. Early in rushing score of the night with a 19 yard run to go yard touchdown to Gilbreath to put Oakman on the fourth quarter, he connected with Wilkins on the 60-yard up 6-0. the board. Avery’s pass to the endzone was good touchdown pass for a 26-8 lead. After a bad snap led to an Ad- Oakman’s ensuing drive ended after only four for the 2-point conversion to make it 35-8. dison safety at the 9:51 mark, Guthrie followed with a 6-yard plays when Cortez Betts intercepted Avery and Oakman fumbled again just three plays into the run two minutes later as the Bulldogs pushed their lead to 35- ran it back for a 75-yard pick 6. Andray Pope threw fourth quarter. Again the Jaguars did not waste 8. Addison’s final score came with 1:11 left on a Caleb Crider to Joshua Jackson for the two-point conversion to the opportunity. A 21-yard run by Bradley set up 1-yard run. go up 14-0. Hillcrest inside the 10-yard line. Two plays later The first half was all about ball control. Both teams had just Despite the losing effort, quarterback Avery put Tyrek Lee ran in for his team’s seventh touchdown two possessions in the first half. Both Addison possessions re- on a stellar performance. He completed 13 passes of the night. sulted in touchdowns.Ben Robinson scored Addison’s first on 19 attempts for 236 yards and two touchdowns. With hopes of a comeback gone late in the fourth touchdown at the 5:15 mark of the first quarter on a 3-yard The interception and a late game fumble, however, quarter, the Wildcats continued to fight. Avery run. The two-point conversion gave Addison an 8-0 lead. were costly for the senior quarterback in his final threw a dart to Dalton Key who raced to the end- Hackleburg (10-2) responded with a score of its own thanks game as a Wildcat. zone to cut into the lead, 42-14. to Kaleb Moore 1-yard score with 8:16 left in the first half. The Jaguars (11-1) next two touchdowns came Oakman’s season comes to a close at 8-4 and de- Guthrie capped the first-half scoring with a 9-yard touch- on the ground. spite having to replace a number of seniors, includ- down run with 1:25 left in the second quarter. First a 1-yard run by Pope. Next a short 2-play ing quarterback Avery, the Wildcats will look Addison finished the game with 306 yards, with 246 coming drive that resulted in a 74-yard touchdown run toward yet another playoff run in 2018. Eight jun- on the ground. 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MERCER AT NO. 1 ALABAMA MLB Alabama hosts FCS team Mercer Hart leaves The Associated Press “They’ve had a tremendous amount of might not play with a hamstring injury. success here, won a lot of games,” Ala- Fitzpatrick is a junior and projected TUSCALOOSA — Alabama’s senior bama coach Nick Saban said. “I can’t high NFL draft pick if he leaves early. Braves after class, and perhaps a few junior NFL say enough. The only thing that gets me PLAYING AUBURN: The Tide gets prospects, will play is when I go out there to shake hands an extra peek at Auburn since Mercer their final game at and say hi to their parents, give them a played the Tigers on Sept. 16. The Bears Bryant-Denny Sta- hug and a kiss to their moms that it just forced five turnovers and lost 24-10 in a three years dium. seems like yesterday that we were just surprisingly competitive game. At the They’re sure hop- recruiting them, and it just goes by so least, it gives Alabama a cautionary tale ing it’s not a partic- By PAUL NEWBERRY fast. But I think we have a tremendous about avoiding mistakes. “I think AP Sports Writer ularly memorable amount of guys in this class that are there’s a lot that can be taken from one, beyond the pre- going to be successful in life and that’s that,” Saban said. ATLANTA — John Hart left the At- game ceremony. the goal of our program here.” BACKFIELD YOUNGSTERS: If lanta Braves on Friday, less than a week The top-ranked Today’s game Averett expects to be emotional be- the game goes as expected, highly after being Crimson Tide (10-0) Mercer at fore his finale at Bryant-Denny. touted freshmen Tua Tagovoila and stripped of his hosts FCS Mercer No. 1 Alabama, “My emotions are going to be very Najee Harris could get significant play- role as presi- (5-5) Saturday be- high,” Averett said. “I’ve been here for a ing time. Tagovoila has completed 28 of dent of baseball fore putting its 11 a.m., SECN while, my fifth year. I remember my 42 passes for 385 yards, throwing for operations. Southeastern Con- first time I came here (to) Bryant- five touchdowns and getting inter- The decision was not unexpected given ference, and possibly the team’s na- Denny. I think it was the 2012 or 2013 cepted once. Harris has averaged 5.8 the hiring of general manager Alex An- tional title hopes, on the line at No. 6 spring game. That was my first time yards on 49 carries but hasn’t had a thopoulos, who is now in charge of all Auburn in the Iron Bowl. here and that was really blessful. Now rush in the past two games. baseball-related decisions. Hart was It will be the home finale for 21 sen- my family is going to be here for this HOME PROTECTION: Alabama bumped to the role of senior adviser, but iors, including key players like center last game so it’s going to be fun.” has won 33 of its last 34 games at home. clearly had no real power. Bradley Bozeman, linebacker Rashaan ——— The Tide has won 29 consecutive home A former general manager in Cleve- Evans, defensive end Da’Shawn Hand, Here are some other things to know games against nonconference oppo- land and Texas, the 69-year-old Hart safety Hootie Jones and cornerbacks when Alabama hosts Mercer on Satur- nents since losing to Louisiana-Monroe took on a leading role with the Braves at Levi Wallace and Anthony Averett. day: in 2007, Saban’s first season. the end of the 2014 season after the fir- The Tide has already compiled a 50- INJURIES: Alabama guard Ross OPPORTUNISTIC MERCER: The ing of general manager Frank Wren. 4 record so far over the past four sea- Pierschbacher is expected to miss the Tide will have to protect the football. Hart took part in a massive overhaul sons and the seniors are hoping for a game with a high ankle sprain. Senior The Bears lead the nation with 14 fum- of the Braves’ roster and farm system, fourth consecutive SEC title and play- J.C. Hassenauer is likely to start in his ble recoveries and rank 12th with 23 which brought in some top young talent off berth. place. Safety Minkah Fitzpatrick also turnovers gained. but has yet to produce results on the field. Atlanta has had four straight losing seasons since its last playoff appearance in 2013. LOUISIANA-MONROE AT NO. 6 AUBURN “This was a difficult decision, but it’s one that I made with the best interests of the Atlanta Braves in mind,” Hart said in a statement released by the team. “With the hiring of Alex Anthopoulos as Auburn tries to avoid letdown vs. ULM general manager, this organization is in great hands. I believe that the talent of By JOHN ZENOR mentum going into the last game of the tailback Kerryon Johnson could proba- the major league players, combined with AP Sports Writer year and just keeping that champi- bly use a light day of work, if circum- the young talent soon to arrive, makes onship urgency this week. stances allow it. Johnson has averaged the Braves poised for a great run of suc- AUBURN — The Auburn Tigers face “That’s my message to our team and 27 carries over the last six games, in- cess.” a different type of test this week. I expect us to do that.” cluding a 32-run, 167-yard performance Hart initially took over as interim gen- Fresh from a big win and with No. 1 The Tigers have rolled to three against Georgia. With Kamryn Pettway eral manager after Wren’s dismissal, Alabama looming, straight SEC wins by an average of 23.3 sidelined by a shoulder injury, that supposedly to help in the search for a re- the sixth-ranked points. could leave more carries for Kam Mar- Tigers want to Now they face a ULM team that’s tin, Malik Miller and freshman Devan placement, but wound up staying on as avoid a morale-sap- coming off an open date following its Barrett. head of baseball operations while the ping letdown when biggest victory of the season, 52-45 over NUMBERS GAME: Auburn ranks team groomed John Coppolella to take Louisiana-Monroe Sun Belt Conference power Ap- among the SEC’s top four teams in scor- over as GM. visits on Saturday. palachian State. ing, total, rushing and passing offense. Coppolella lasted only two seasons in Auburn (8-2, No. The Warhawks’ offense is leading the ULM’s defense has struggled, giving up that role. He was forced to resign last 6 CFP) is coming off Sun Belt in total and rushing yards, but a Sun Belt-worst 505.3 yards per game month after an investigation by Major a 40-17 win over Today’s game the team ranks last in total and passing and ranking 10th in allowing 37.9 League Baseball disclosed rule violations No. 7 Georgia, La.-Monroe at defense. points on average. committed by the Braves in the interna- which came in as tional player market. No. 6 Auburn ——— ALL-PURPOSE THREAT: the top team in the Here are some other things to watch Warhawks freshman Marcus Green The revelations led to calls for Hart to playoff rankings. 11 a.m., ESPN2 when Auburn hosts Louisiana-Monroe leads the Sun Belt in all-purpose yards, step down as well, though he denied The Tigers can en- on Saturday: averaging 155.9 yards per game. He has knowing about any of the violations de- sure a spot in the Southeastern Confer- NOT LOOKING AHEAD: Excessive returned three kicks for touchdowns spite his oversight role. ence championship game if they win celebration of the Georgia win isn’t the and kickoff coverage has been an issue “This is a good time to step aside and that game. only potential distraction for Auburn. for Auburn. Green also has returned let Alex and his group put their stamp on Then they’d face Georgia again with The Tigers also are trying to avoid punts and has 517 receiving yards. this great franchise,” Hart said. “I still a playoff berth on the line — providing thinking about the Iron Bowl. “You have AUBURN’S BLOCKERS: Guard have a tremendous passion for this great they don’t stumble badly against the to be mentally focused ... because every- Mike Horton (left ankle) and tackle game, and I plan to stay active and con- 36-point underdog Warhawks (4-5) and body’s talking Iron Bowl, Iron Bowl,” Darius James (leg) have been nursing tribute to the game.” have their playoff stock fall. Tigers receiver Ryan Davis said. “Re- injuries lately. Marquel Harrell started Anthopoulos, a former Dodgers and “A lot of teams after a big win you’ve ally, the Iron Bowl doesn’t matter if you two of the past three games at left Blue Jays executive, was given the title seen this year around the country, have don’t win this game. We have to win this guard. Malzahn said Auburn coaches of executive vice president and has more a falloff,” Auburn coach Gus Malzahn game, and the Iron Bowl will take care will “see where that goes later in the power than any Braves general manager said. “We can’t have a falloff. That’s our of itself next week.” week” on whether Horton and/or James since Hall of Famer John Schuerholz challenge to our team: to keep our mo- KERRYON’S CARRIES: Auburn will play. served from 1990 to 2007.

Temple tops Auburn; Bama wins big Sports on TV

By PETE IACOBELLI Auburn will play the Hofstra- Alabama 104, FIU at FAU, MyTV AP Sports Writer Clemson loser Sunday — the tour- Alabama A&M 67 Today Boston College vs. UConn, nament takes a college football At Tuscaloosa, John Petty knocked College Football CBSSN CHARLESTON, S.C. — Obi Ene- break Saturday — for third place. down 10 of 13 beyond the arc to fin- 6:30 p.m. chioniya had 19 points and 10 re- Temple trailed the Tigers (2-1) on ish with a game-high 30 points and 11 a.m. Mercer at Alabama, SECN Missouri at Vanderbilt, bounds to lead Temple past Auburn Jared Harper’s basket with 10:17 to Alabama beat Alabama A&M 104-67 SECN and into the finals of the Charleston go. The Shizz Alston Jr. hit a 3- on Friday night. Louisiana-Monroe at Auburn, ESPN2 NC State at Wake Forest, Classic with an 88-74 victory Friday. pointer to put the Owls back in front In addition to the win, Petty also ESPNU The Owls (2-0) reached the cham- and Enechioniya gave them the lead left the game with sole possession of Mississippi State at Arkansas, CBS 7 p.m. pionship game of this eight-team for good with a pair of foul shots mo- the Alabama single-game record for Michigan at Wisconsin, UCLA at USC, ABC event for the second time. And they ments later. Auburn made one last made 3-pointers. The previous FOX California at Stanford, FOX may get a rematch with Clemson, charge when Mustapha Heron’s 3 record of eight was originally set by TCU at Texas Tech, FS1 which defeated them here in 2008. pulled the Tigers to 70-67. But Quin- Mark Gottfried in 1987 and was last 9:15 p.m. Virginia at Miami, ABC Clemson faces Hofstra later in the ton Rose followed with a 3-pointer matched by Riley Norris in January Air Force at Boise State, Texas at West Virginia, other half of the winner’s bracket. and Auburn never caught up. of 2016. ESPN2 ESPN 9:30 p.m. Central Florida at Temple, Utah at Washington, ESPN ESPNU Nevada at San Diego State, FOR THE RECORD T he Citadel at Clemson, CBSSN CW Prep Football Clarke Co. 41, Wicksburg 14 0) Maplesville (11-0) at Sweet Cincinnati at East Carolina, Golf American Chr. 35, Montgomery ——— Water (10-1) AHSAA playoffs CBSSN 12:30 p.m. Acad. 21 CLASS 6A Addison (10-2) at S. Lamar (9-3) Delaware State at Florida QUARTERFINALS Hillcrest-Evergreen 42, Oakman Opelika (9-3) at Hillcrest- Pickens Co. (10-2) at Cherokee PGA Tour, The RSM Clas- CLASS 7A 14 Tuscaloosa (9-3) (9-3) State, FSN sic, third round, at St. Simons McGill-Toolen 31, Auburn 13 Sylvania 48, West Morgan 21 Spanish Fort (11-1) at We- SMU at Memphis, ESP- Island, Ga., GLF Central-Phenix City 42, Lee- Randolph Co. 35, Fultondale 28 tumpka (11-1) News Montgomery 14 Top 25 Schedule Weaver 36, Colbert Heights 35 Pinson Valley (12-0) at Austin Minnesota at Northwest- Thompson 34, Mtn. Brook 10 By The Associated Press NASCAR (OT) (12-0) ern, BTN Hoover 56, Hewitt-Trussville 21 Piedmont 28, J.B. Penn. 13 Oxford (12-0) at Clay-Chalkville All Times CST 2:30 p.m. ——— ——— (10-2) No. 1 Alabama vs. Mercer, 11 11:30 a.m. NASCAR, Xfinity Series, SECOND ROUND CLASS 2A ——— a.m. Harvard at Yale, CNBC Ford EcoBoost 300, NBCSN CLASS 6A Luverne 34, Aliceville 30 CLASS 5A No. 2 Miami vs. Virginia, 11 a.m. Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa 34, Sara- Leroy 35, Ariton 21 Beauregard (10-1) at St. Paul’s No. 3 Oklahoma at Kansas, 1:30 p.m. land 27 Goshen 42, Thorsby 8 (11-1) 2:30 p.m. Iowa State at Baylor, SPSO NBA Opelika 27, Park Crossing 21 St. Luke’s 69, Abbeville 34 Demopolis (10-2) at Vigor (9-3) No. 4 Clemson vs. The Citadel, 2:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Wetumpka 27, Carver-Mont. 7 11:20 a.m. Sulligent 35, Reeltown 25 St. Clair Co. (9-3) at Wenonah Kentucky at Georgia, CBS Celtics at Hawks, SPSO Spanish Fort 48, Sidney Lanier Fyffe 56, LaFayette 6 (10-1) No. 5 Wisconsin vs. No. 19 Illinois at Ohio State, ABC 26 Lamar Co. 17, Ranburne 7 Etowah (11-1) at Briarwood (12- Michigan, 11 a.m. NHL Austin 42, Shades Valley 35 Lanett 41, Sand Rock 16 0) No. 6 Auburn vs. Louisiana- Oklahoma at Kansas, ESPN Pinson Valley 41, Ramsay 13 ——— ——— Monroe, 11 a.m. Kansas State at Oklahoma 7 p.m. Oxford 34, Muscle Shoals 7 CLASS 1A CLASS 4A No. 7 Georgia vs. Kentucky, State, ESPN2 Avalanche at Predators, Clay-Chalkville 30, Homewood 2:30 p.m. Wadley 55, Isabella 19 Bibb Co. (11-1) at UMS-Wright Navy at Notre Dame, NBC FSN 0 Marengo 18, Georgiana 0 (10-2) No. 8 Ohio State vs. Illinois, ——— Maplesville 36, Talladega Co. Andalusia (11-1) at Alabama 2:30 p.m. Syracuse at Louisville, CLASS 5A Central 0 Chr. (10-2) No. 9 Notre Dame vs. Navy, ESPNU College Basketball Beauregard 30, Calera 17 Sweet Water 41, Brantley 13 Fayette Co. (10-2) at Hokes 2:30 p.m. Georgia Tech at Duke, FSN 11 a.m. St. Paul’s 37, Carroll 13 Addison 41, Hackleburg 16 Bluff (10-2) No. 10 Oklahoma State vs. San Jose State at Colorado Md.-Eastern Shore at Demopolis 17, Central-Clay 6 Kansas State, 2:30 p.m. South Lamar 21, Cedar Bluff 14 Cherokee Co. (6-6) at Saks (12- State, CBSSN Georgetown FSN Vigor 19, Eufaula 13 Cherokee 35, Lynn 14 0) No. 11 TCU at Texas Tech, 11 1 p.m. St. Clair Co. 48, Mae Jemison- a.m. Purdue at Iowa, BTN Pickens Co. 51, Spring Garden ——— Furman at Butler, FS2 Huntsville 21 9 CLASS 3A No. 12 USC vs. UCLA, 7 p.m. Furman at Samford, MyTV 3 p.m. Wenonah 21, Mort. Jordan 14 ——— Mobile Chr. (9-3) at Clarke Co. No. 13 Penn State vs. Ne- 3 p.m. Etowah 42, Brooks 21 braska, 3 p.m. NJIT at Seton Hall, FS2 AISA (10-2) UAB at Florida, SECN Briarwood Chr. 35, Lee- FINALS American Chr. (9-3) at Hillcrest- No. 14 UCF at Temple, 11 a.m. 7:30 p.m. Maryland at Michigan Huntsville 14 Class AAA: Monroe Acad. 34, Evergreen (11-1) No. 16 Washington vs. Utah, Bucknell at Maryland, BTN ——— Bessemer Acad. 14 Sylvania (11-1) at Randolph Co. 9:30 p.m. State, FOX CLASS 4A Class AA: Escambia Acad. 30, (11-1) No. 17 Mississippi State at Wofford at South Carolina, Soccer Bibb Co. 41, Tallassee 16 Autauga Acad. 20 Piedmont (11-1) at Colbert Arkansas, 11 a.m. SECN2 UMS-Wright 28, Montgomery No. 18 Memphis vs. SMU, 11 9 a.m. Class A: Patrician Acad. 22, Heights (11-1) Nebraska at Penn State, Catholic 14 Chambers Acad. 20 ——— a.m. Premier League, Leicester FS1 Alabama Chr. 38, W.S. Neal 7 CLASS 2A No. 20 Stanford vs. Cal, 7 p.m. City vs. Manchester City, Andalusia 30, St. James 8 No. 21 LSU at Tennessee, 6 Houston at Tulane, ESP- Third-round matchups Luverne (10-2) at Leroy (10-2) NBCSN Hokes Bluff 12, Rogers 0 Next week’s game are quarter- Goshen (11-1) at St. Luke’s (10- p.m. News Fayette Co. 32, Jacksonville 16 finals in Classes 1A-6A and 1) No. 22 Michigan State vs. Mary- 11:30 a.m. 6 p.m. Cherokee Co. 28, Wilson 24 semifinals in Class 7A Fyffe (12-0) at Sulligent (11-1) land, 3 p.m. Premier League, Manches- LSU at Tennessee, ESPN Saks 31, Dora 24 CLASS 7A Lanett (12-0) at Lamar Co. 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