Thursday, November 25, 2010 Obituaries The Brownsville States-Graphic page A6 Brownsville States Graphic (Brownsville, Tenn.) November 25, 2010 News of Years Gone By Sunrise By David Coy Happy Thanksgiving! REAL ESTATE SPECIALISTS Immediate Holiday Money!!! We can help with the upcoming Holiday! We offer Personal Loans from $200.00 to $900.00 Come by and see our Friendly, Experienced staff Today! 990 E. Main St. Brownsville, TN 38012 731-772-1842 Security Finance *All loans are subject to our liberal credit policy and credit limitations, if any. BANKRUPTCY 1-800-748-9889 Walker, Walker & Walker, PLC Ken Walker Richard Walker 2 Locations To Serve You: Jackson & Lexington We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the bankruptcy code. NEW HOURS starting Monday, November 29 Monday - Friday 4 AM - 8 PM Saturday 4 AM - 2 PM Now serving our lunch buffet from 10AM - 2PM Meat, Three Vegetables, Dessert................ $ 5.99 Cuz’s Smokehouse & Grill 690 N. Dupree Avenue, Brownsville, Tennessee 731.772.9926 Call in orders welcome Have a safe and happy holiday from the Cuz Crew! Special thanks from Jimmy, Brenda, Hannah, and Zack Stoots 346 W. Main Street • Brownsville, TN 38012 Title Loans • Check Advances • Bill Pay No Credit Check Required Mon.-Thurs 8:30-5:00 Friday 8:30-6:00 Saturday 8:30-3:00 Hours: 731-772-4721 (Located by E.W. James) Come see us for that extra cash Mr. Godfrey Miller, 56, died Thursday, November 18, 2010, at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital. Memorial services were Saturday, November 20, 2010, at 6 p.m. at Rawls Funeral Home in Brownsville. Mr. Godfrey Miller Date of Death - November 18, 2010 Mr. Booker T. Shaw, Sr., 79, died Tuesday, November 16, 2010, at the Veterans Administration Medical Center in Memphis. Services will be Saturday, November 27, 2010, at 12:00 Noon at Rawls Funeral Home in Brownsville. Interment will be in Knights of Pythias Cemetery in Brownsville. Mr. Booker T. Shaw, Sr. Date of Death - November 16, 2010 Brownsville States Graphic (Brownsville, Tenn.) November 25, 2010 Mr. Frank Young, 89, died Tuesday, November 16, 2010, at his residence in Brownsville. Funeral services, under the direction of Rawls Funeral Home, were held Saturday, November 20, 2010, at Hickory Grove Baptist Church in Brownsville. Interment followed in Hickory Grove Cemetery in Brownsville Mr. Frank Young Date of Death - November 16, 2010 Brownsville States Graphic (Brownsville, Tenn.) November 25, 2010 Fresh Anointed Message Reunion Choir, under the direction of Jeffrey Vaulx, will have a reunion concert Saturday, November 27, 2010 at 6 p.m. at Holy Deliverance Church in Brownsville. This concert is free and opened to the public. Pastor Julius Harden and London Branch M. B. Church will be having a Pre-Anniversary Program for their pastor and first lady, Sunday, November 28 at 2 p.m. The guest church will be Lower Salem Baptist Church and pastor Billy White. Choir reunion at Holy Deliverance London Branch Pre-anniversary program Church News Friday, November 28, 1980 Parade Plans Complete For Santa’s Arrival “Final plans are about complete for the biggest and best Christmas Parade in local history,” said Mayor Joe Taylor as he and members of his committee met Monday night. There will be approximately 90-100 units in the parade, including Santa Clause and his wife. To date, there are 18 floats entered, 22 antique cars, 11 Shrine units with 100 vehicles and horses, 6-7 bands, the Saddle Club, the Sunset Riders motorcycle group, 4-5 fire trucks, convertibles with two high school queens and courts, the 1980 Strawberry Queen, Miss Sally Simmons, the Rescue Squad, and equipment, two National Guard units, a group of three wheelers, and Tennessee Trash with 5-10 cars. Hospital Adding Twelve New Private Rooms Haywood Park General Hospital will open twelve new private rooms December 1. The rooms are ultramodern with television, shower, electric beds, separate temperature controls, etc. The hospital will now be licenses for 62 beds. Opening the rooms will be the completion of the first phase of an approximately $1 million expansion which will add over 14,000 square feet to the facility. The second phase will be the opening up of new ancillary departments such as physical therapy, respiratory therapy, pharmacy and a new storeroom. This should be completed sometime in late December. The third phase of the construction will consist of renovation of the dietary and medical records department. This should be complete in January or February. The expansion is being funded entirely by Hospital Corporation of America; the world’s leading hospital management company. Opening Deer Harvest Good Despite rainy, windy weather and fewer hunters the deer harvest on opening weekend was good in West Tennessee. Many TWRA officers reported a two- day harvest, which was about the same or less than last years opening two-day harvest. All counties were hampered by winds and heavy rains hampered some counties. Most officers indicated there were fewer hunters. There were an estimated 103 deer taken in Haywood County during the first two days of the season. Thursday, November 29, 1990 City Planning Board Opens Door for Off- Premise Signs The Brownsville Planning Commission approved a resolution Monday night, which would allow 50 foot tall, 300 square foot signs to be placed in three zoned areas within the Brownsville city limits. The proposed sign ordinance which must now go to the city board for approval, allows signs to advertise off-premise businesses in general commercial, general industrial, and restricted industrial zones. The ordinance allows sign usage as a conditional use, requiring property owners to request the usage from the Zoning Appeals Board. A site plan review must pass planning commission scrutiny. Local Musicians Conduct Food Drive The United in Christ Community Singers and the Reed Music Studies students conducted a successful annual canned food drive for Thanksgiving. The youngsters collected over 1500 cans of food and over 500 other non- perishable goods. Rickey Reed and Audrey Blue organized the effort. The drive benefited 21 homebound patients who received boxes of the non- perishable goods, a turkey, ham and a hen. Prizes donated by Reed Music Studies encouraged students participating in the food drive to collect as much food as possible. Farrows Featured in “Dirt Wheels” Judson and Joseph Farrow have competed in the AMA Grand National Quadcycle Series for the past three years and have each been successful in winning a Grand National Championship title. The brothers have traveled to Florida, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Texas, New York and Massachusetts. This year the GNC finals were held at Loretta Lynn’s Ranch here in Tennessee. Judson captured first place in the motocross division of this even competing in the Pro/Am Four Stroke class and Joseph finished fifth. Judson and Joseph earned second and fourth place honors in the overall Grand National points standings. With over 700 entries, reporters were on hand to cover this round of competition. Dennis Cox of California interviewed Judson and Joseph and they are featured in a four-page article in the December issue of “Dirt Wheels” magazine. Could we have in our society today a crisis of compassion within the everyday individual? The root word for compassion means to have sympathy, to pity, to have compassion. The verb means to suffer with, to commiserate, have compassion for, to have a temper or disposition inclined to show mercy, a heart that is tender and easily moved by the distress and sufferings of others. It seems we may be suffering with hardness of heart in our nation. If a person were to approach you crying, for whatever reason and seeking comfort, would you ignore them, brush them off feeling very uncomfortable, or receive them unto yourself and seek to help in any small way you could? There are two unhealthy ways in which to show compassion. One may be described as acute sympath-etic. This is when one who is currently involved in healing from a loss themselves or their feelings are so close to the surface because they can identify with the same loss as the one whom they came to com- fort. What happens is the one who is supposed to be the receiver of the compassion ends up giving the comfort instead of being the recipient. The other is enabling compassion. An example is a spouse giving their mate who has an addiction to a drug that substance instead of helping them quit the habit. True compassion is showing sympathy or empathy for someone who is suffering and is in need of comfort, consolation, and simple kindness. It does require our willingness to stop if necessary; pause a few moments to give aid to another. It also requires respect for another, if we have not walked a mile in their shoes, we owe the courtesy of treating others they way we would want ourselves to be treated, (Matthew 7:12). This involves abstaining from gossip (Proverbs 11:9; Romans 1:29). This is Sunrise. Compassion?
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Thursday, November 25, 2010Obituaries
The Brownsville States-Graphic
page A6
Brownsville States Graphic(Brownsville, Tenn.) November 25, 2010
News of Years Gone By
SunriseBy David Coy
Fax:779-9115
An Independently Owned and Operated Office of FRANCHISES, INC.
19 N Court Square Brownsville, TN 38012
Samuel E. Gardner Ann W. Gardner
Happy Thanksgiving!
Affiliate Broker Principal Broker/Owner
[email protected] Email: [email protected]
26 South Washington Ave.REDUCED!$59,900.00
REAL ESTATE SPECIALISTS
26 South Washington Ave.REDUCED!$59,900.00
REAL ESTATE SPECIALISTS
BANK OWNED HOME! PRICE REDUCED TO ONLY $69,900!!
3 Bedrooms, 2 Full Baths, Fenced Yard, New Carpet and Paint! Call today to see this BARGAIN!
26 South Washington Ave.REDUCED!$59,900.00
REAL ESTATE SPECIALISTS
26 South Washington Ave.REDUCED!$59,900.00
REAL ESTATE SPECIALISTS
BANK OWNED HOME! PRICE REDUCED TO ONLY $69,900!!
3 Bedrooms, 2 Full Baths, Fenced Yard, New Carpet and Paint! Call today to see this BARGAIN!
Immediate Holiday Money!!!
We can help with the upcoming Holiday!
We offer Personal Loans from
$200.00 to $900.00Come by and see our Friendly,
Experienced staff Today!
990 E. Main St.Brownsville, TN 38012
731-772-1842Security Finance
*All loans are subject to our liberal credit policy and credit limitations, if any.
BANKRUPTCY1-800-748-9889Walker, Walker
& Walker, PLCKen Walker Richard Walker
2 Locations To Serve You:Jackson & Lexington
We are a debt relief agency. We help people filefor bankruptcy relief under the bankruptcy code.
NEW HOURS starting Monday, November 29Monday - Friday 4 AM - 8 PM
Saturday 4 AM - 2 PM Now serving our lunch buffet from 10AM - 2PM Meat, Three Vegetables, Dessert................ $ 5.99
Cuz’s Smokehouse & Grill690 N. Dupree Avenue, Brownsville, Tennessee
731.772.9926 Call in orders welcome
Have a safe and happy holiday from the Cuz Crew!
Special thanks from Jimmy, Brenda,Hannah, and Zack Stoots
346 W. Main Street • Brownsville, TN 38012
Title Loans • Check Advances • Bill Pay
No Credit Check Required
Mon.-Thurs 8:30-5:00Friday 8:30-6:00Saturday 8:30-3:00
Hours: 731-772-4721(Located by E.W. James)
Come see usfor that extra cash
Mr. Godfrey Miller, 56, died Thursday, November 18, 2010, at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital.
Memorial services were Saturday, November 20, 2010, at 6 p.m. at Rawls Funeral Home in Brownsville.
Mr. Godfrey MillerDate of Death - November 18, 2010
Mr. Booker T. Shaw, Sr., 79, died Tuesday, November 16, 2010, at the Veterans Administration Medical Center in Memphis.
Services will be
Saturday, November 27, 2010, at 12:00 Noon at Rawls Funeral Home in Brownsville. Interment will be in Knights of Pythias Cemetery in Brownsville.
Mr. Booker T. Shaw, Sr.Date of Death - November 16, 2010
Brownsville States Graphic(Brownsville, Tenn.) November 25, 2010
Mr. Frank Young, 89, died Tuesday, November 16, 2010, at his residence in Brownsville. Funeral services, under the direction of Rawls Funeral Home, were held
Saturday, November 20, 2010, at Hickory Grove Baptist Church in Brownsville. Interment followed in Hickory Grove Cemetery in Brownsville
Mr. Frank YoungDate of Death - November 16, 2010
Brownsville States Graphic(Brownsville, Tenn.) November 25, 2010
Fresh Anointed Message Reunion Choir, under the direction of Jeffrey Vaulx, will have a reunion concert Saturday, November 27, 2010 at 6 p.m. at Holy Deliverance Church in Brownsville. This concert is free and opened to the public.
Pastor Julius Harden and London Branch M. B. Church will be having a Pre-Anniversary Program for their pastor and first lady, Sunday, November 28 at 2 p.m. The guest church will be Lower Salem Baptist Church and pastor Billy White.
Choir reunion at Holy Deliverance London Branch Pre-anniversary program
Church News
Friday, November 28, 1980
Parade Plans Complete For Santa’s
Arrival“Final plans are about
complete for the biggest and best Christmas Parade in local history,” said Mayor Joe Taylor as he and members of his committee met Monday night.
There will be approximately 90-100 units in the parade, including Santa Clause and his wife. To date, there are 18 floats entered, 22 antique cars, 11 Shrine units with 100 vehicles and horses, 6-7 bands, the Saddle Club, the Sunset Riders motorcycle group, 4-5 fire trucks, convertibles with two high school queens and courts, the 1980 Strawberry Queen, Miss Sally Simmons, the Rescue Squad, and equipment, two National Guard units, a group of three wheelers, and Tennessee Trash with 5-10 cars.
Hospital Adding Twelve New Private
RoomsHaywood Park
General Hospital will open twelve new private rooms December 1. The rooms are ultramodern with television, shower, electric beds, separate temperature controls, etc. The hospital will now be licenses for 62 beds. Opening the rooms will be the completion of the first phase of an approximately $1 million expansion which will add over 14,000 square feet to the facility.
The second phase will be the opening up of new ancillary departments such as physical therapy, respiratory therapy, pharmacy and a new storeroom. This should be completed sometime in late December.
The third phase of the construction will consist of renovation of the dietary and medical records department. This should be complete in January or February.
The expansion is being funded entirely by Hospital Corporation of America; the world’s leading hospital management company.
Opening Deer Harvest Good
Despite rainy, windy weather and fewer hunters the deer harvest on opening weekend was good in West Tennessee. Many TWRA officers reported a two-day harvest, which was about the same or less than last years opening two-day harvest. All counties were hampered by winds and heavy rains hampered some counties. Most officers indicated there were fewer hunters.
There were an estimated 103 deer taken in Haywood County during the first two days
of the season.Thursday, November 29, 1990
City Planning Board Opens Door for Off-
Premise SignsThe Brownsville
Planning Commission approved a resolution Monday night, which would allow 50 foot tall, 300 square foot signs to be placed in three zoned areas within the Brownsville city limits.
The proposed sign ordinance which must now go to the city board for approval, allows signs to advertise off-premise businesses in general commercial, general industrial, and restricted industrial zones. The ordinance allows sign usage as a conditional use, requiring property owners to request the usage from the Zoning
Appeals Board. A site plan review must pass planning commission scrutiny.
Local Musicians Conduct Food DriveThe United in Christ
Community Singers and the Reed Music Studies students conducted a successful annual canned food drive for Thanksgiving. The youngsters collected over 1500 cans of food and over 500 other non-perishable goods.
Rickey Reed and Audrey Blue organized the effort. The drive benefited 21 homebound patients who received boxes of the non-perishable goods, a turkey, ham and a hen.
Prizes donated by Reed Music Studies encouraged students participating in the food drive to collect as much food as possible.
Farrows Featured in “Dirt Wheels”
Judson and Joseph Farrow have competed
in the AMA Grand National Quadcycle Series for the past three years and have each been successful in winning a Grand National Championship title. The brothers have traveled to Florida, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Texas, New York and Massachusetts.
This year the GNC finals were held at Loretta Lynn’s Ranch here in Tennessee. Judson captured first place in the motocross division of this even competing in the Pro/Am Four Stroke class and Joseph finished fifth. Judson and Joseph earned second and fourth place honors in the overall Grand National points standings. With over 700 entries, reporters were on hand to cover this round of competition. Dennis Cox of California interviewed Judson and Joseph and they are featured in a four-page article in the December issue of “Dirt Wheels” magazine.
Could we have in our society today a crisis of compassion within the everyday individual? The root word for compassion means to have sympathy, to pity, to have compassion. The verb means to suffer with, to commiserate, have compassion for, to have a temper or disposition inclined to show mercy, a heart that is tender and easily moved by the distress and sufferings of others. It seems we may be suffering with hardness of heart in our nation. If a person were to approach you crying, for whatever reason and seeking comfort, would you ignore them, brush them off feeling very uncomfortable, or receive them unto yourself and seek to help in any small way you could? There are two unhealthy ways in which to show compassion. One may be described as acute sympath-etic. This is when one who is currently involved in healing from a loss themselves or their feelings are so close to the surface because they can identify with the same loss as the one whom they came to com- fort. What happens is the one who is supposed to be the receiver of the compassion ends up giving the comfort instead of being the recipient. The other is enabling compassion. An example is a spouse giving their mate who has an addiction to a drug that substance instead of helping them quit the habit.
True compassion is showing sympathy or empathy for someone who is suffering and is in need of comfort, consolation, and simple kindness. It does require our willingness to stop if necessary; pause a few moments to give aid to another. It also requires respect for another, if we have not walked a mile in their shoes, we owe the courtesy of treating others they way we would want ourselves to be treated, (Matthew 7:12). This involves abstaining from gossip (Proverbs 11:9; Romans 1:29).
This is Sunrise.
Compassion?
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