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Volume 29 September 9, 2009 Number 35

A moment to honor
You Heard it First

MJ church

one of their own

celebrates
100 years
this month

Page 2

Type A flu
claims WCHS
guidance
counselor

Page 3

Serious
changes for
MJ sewer bills
start soon

Page 5

Wilson
County Fair
pageant
winners
Students at Wilson Central High School gather around the flagpole last Wednesday morning to pray and
Page 19 honor Kellie Whited, a guidance counselor at the school, who died at 2:33 a.m., Wednesday, September 2.
Photo by CATHY TOOMBS / Wilson Central High School
Page 2, The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet, September 9, 2009

Green Hill Church of Christ to celebrate 100 years in MJ

The Green Hill Church on Sunday, September Church of Christ, located on
of Christ will celebrate its 20, 2009, with a special Lebanon Road in Mt. Juliet,
100 Year Anniversary at a worship service. Anyone for any length of time is
2009 Homecoming ceremony who has attended Green Hill invited to return as a special
guest for this Homecoming
service, followed by dinner
on the grounds.
The speaker for the
morning service will be Todd
Elliott, currently pulpit
minister at the Una Church
of Christ in Nashville, and
member of Green Hill during
his youth. Preceding the
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Bible class will be taught
by Glenn Martin, who also
A Condensed History gas lamps replaced the
previously worshipped with
The Green Hill Church kerosene lamps. In August
the Green Hill congregation
of Christ began meeting of 1926, electricity became
and has deep family ties
in 1909 in a borrowed one available and electric lights
there.
room school house located were installed. In 1941, it
about one mile west of the was decided to add three
present building. Families Sunday School rooms to the
which began this work here rear of the auditorium.
were Esq. Jim Adams, a As there was not a
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prayers, singing, served the On October 15, 1950, the
table for the Lord’s Supper, congregation moved into the
and taught the class. new building.
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were no night worship
services. In July of 1924,
rooms were erected in 1950,
it was thought to be large
enough for future growth
for the next fifty years. By
1967, it became apparent
that future expansion for
our educational facilities
was necessary. Thirteen
class rooms, two rest rooms,
two dressing rooms, and
a nursery were added.
East and West wings were
added to the auditorium in
1975, doubling the seating
capacity. A new foyer with
church library and office
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Type A flu claims Wilson Central
guidance counselor Kellie Whited
By Jennifer Horton
Special to The Chronicle
Kellie Whited, a teachers (here). You’re never
much-loved guidance
counselor at Wilson
Central High School who
three years ago received a
double-lung transplant for
a rare condition, died early
Wednesday morning.
A website that had a
link for everyone to keep up
with her said Whited died
from Type A Influenza and
had signs of a bacterial and
viral infection. She became
sick on Aug. 27. She was 39.
Whited and her husband
Brad were parents of Caleb,
7.
Students at Wilson
Central were informed of
her death last Wednesday
morning by Principal Travis
Mayfield.
“It’s a sad day,” he
said.
Whited was
diagnosed with primary
pulmonary hypertension,
or PPH, in 2002. The illness
has been described as “a
narrowing and stiffening of
the pulmonary arteries that
leave the right side of the
heart and travel to the lungs.
The right side of the heart
must work especially hard to
push against this diseased
area and therefore the heart
develops complications as
well.” The disease is rare
and afflicts one in a million
people. Whited received
her new lungs on July 19,
2006.
Mayfield called all
seniors at Wilson Central
into the auditorium where
he told them about Whited.
Each guidance counselor
follows students from their
freshmen through their
senior years.
“I met with the
seniors. Mrs. Whited had
been with those kids four
years,” he said. “I told them
as a group.”
Other students were
informed as well. Guidance
counselors from Southside
and Mt. Juliet were at
WCHS, the Fellowship of
Christian Athletes sent
some representatives and
local youth pastors were
also available for students
and staff to talk to during
the day.
Mayfield said
students asked to go outside
to the flagpole where they
offered prayers.
He noted the
students and staff “want
to remember her in a
positive light and want to do
different memorials for her
and her family. There are
some emotional students
and some emotional
prepared. She was a great
person and had such an
impact on our students.
She inspired some of these
students to be thankful and
to live up to their potential.”
Whited’s family
released a statement which
said “Kellie Whited’s life
has touched countless
people across this country
and especially in this
county. She lived her life
as an inspiration to all. The
majority of her life outside
the home was spent at
Wilson Central High School
as a guidance counselor.
Many of these young people
are receiving a college
education today because of
her untiring dedication to
her profession. Along with
being a wonderful mother,
wife, daughter, sister,
daughter-in-law and sister-
in-law, Kellie was involved
in many activities such as:
-- a Sunday School teacher
at Fairview Church and
friend to many there. The
people of this congregation
gathered around this family
in support on multiple
occasions.
-- Joykeepers Bible Study
with a group of women from
various churches in Wilson
County.
-- “Donate Life” as a
volunteer due to the fact
she received a double lung
transplant three years ago
due to Primary Pulmonary
Hypertension.
“To Brad, Kellie was
known as ‘his girl’ and now
Kellie is known as ‘his angel.’
Caleb always prayed for his
mom to not be sick anymore
and to get better. Oh, the
wisdom of a 7-year-old.
“Kellie received and
gave love to a very large
extended family. She has
forever placed her handprint
on the hearts of all of us.
“Kellie never once
complained during her
The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet, September 9, 2009, Page 3
illness and surgeries. She
could be sick and in the
hospital and then back to
work the next day because
she had the driving force to
“help those kids” at Wilson
Central.”
The family also
wanted to thank “Dr. Ivan
Robbins, Primary Pulmonary
Hypertension Specialist, at
Vanderbilt Hospital and the
entire transplant team. To
the nurses and staff in MICU
this past week who were
always in ‘full court press,’
thank you as well. You are
awesome!”
Lorie Tomlinson,
secretary in the Guidance
Office at Wilson Central,
said, “We are going to miss
her.”
She noted that
Mayfield also told students
“how much she cared about
them. She made it a point to
get up and be here.”
Others interviewed
in previous articles about
Whited and her illness and
transplant reiterated her
dedication not only to her
family but to her students as
well and noted that whenever
See WHITED, Page 4
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WHITED, from Page 3
her health permitted as she
was awaiting the transplant,
she would be at school.
Tomlinson noted that
since Whited’s transplant,
her immune system was
kept low so that she would
not reject her new lungs.
And as soon as she could,
she returned to work at
Offering the latest in Dental
Techniques & Technology
Wilson Central. grade transcripts for seniors
“She absolutely that she had been working
would not stay home,” on and wanted to make sure
Tomlinson said. they were completed.
Whited was at work Tomlinson said she
on Wednesday, Sept. 2, and told her it had already been
“was fine,” she said, before taken care of by her and
falling ill on Thursday. other guidance counselors
Tomlinson said Debbie Hill, Jodi Davis and
Whited called from the Lindsey McPherson.
hospital on Thursday “She said ‘OK.’
around lunchtime regarding The biggest thing on her
mind was those senior
transcripts being taken care
of,” Tomlinson said, adding
that Whited was sedated by
medical personnel a short
time later. Her phone call
was the last communication
they had from her.
Her long-time friend
Darla Steed said, “She
impacted a lot of kids in
this community. She never Tomlinson said
stopped and went back to the staff at Wilson Central
work. Kellie lived a normal talked on Wednesday how
life and went to work every the disease that Whited
day, took Caleb to karate.” had, PPH, happens to one
Steed noted her in a million and how “she
friend’s faith – they were really was one in a million.
members of Fairview Church She was upbeat and happy,
in Lebanon – and reminded not a worrier. She took care
how the Joy Keepers class of those kids. They were her
organized a fashion show number one priority outside
in 2006 which Whited of her family,” she added.
attended a few months after Services for Mrs.
her transplant which raised Kellie Johnston Whited, 39,
funds to help the family of Lebanon, were Saturday,
with medical and living Sept. 5 at Fairview Church,
expenses. 1660 Leeville Pike, Lebanon,
“Kellie was a dear with Brother Michael
friend of unwavering faith. Christian officiating.
She fought a good fight and Interment was in Cedar
now has ultimate healing Grove Cemetery. For more
as she sits at the feet of her information see Page
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recently banded together to raise money to erect a flagpole behind
the community’s clubhouse. Called “Flag on the Point,” veterans
asked community members to donate $50.00 to install flags at their
residences, which six veterans worked to install last week. With help
from Lowe’s of Mt. Juliet, the group met their monetary goal needed

HOTEL FURNITURE to buy the 50 foot flagpole, installation kit, and oversized flag, but
community residents continue to ask for more flags. Above, from left
to right, are Steve Clark, Jim Morein, Lou Mineweaser, Pete Billing,

WAREHOUSE Don Taylor and Pat Unger. ~ Photo by Mark Hinesley

NOW OPEN IN HERMITAGE

3533 Hermitage Industrial Drive
(Just Off Central Pike) Hermitage, TN
ABSOLUTE AUCTION
Saturday, September 19, 2009•10:00 AM
Open Every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday LOCATION: West Richmond Shop Rd., Lebanon, Tennessee
Directions: From I-40 take exit 238, onto 231 South, go approx. 7 miles to West Richmond Shop Road. From Murfreesboro take 231 North
Hours 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM approx. 18 miles to West Richmond Shop Road or take St. Rt. 840 exit 65, turn left onto 231 North to West Richmond Shop Road.

SPECIAL ON SOFA SLEEPERS Phase 2-3 Bearwood Estates August 31, 2004 must be updated. 4.30 Acres fenced for a septic
Now $100 for limited time only! Previously priced at $150 sewer system W.C.U. Lots, possible per W.C.P. Office. Be the highest bidder and own a
Wilson County Investment.

Just arrived: Furniture from The Marriott Hotel In Nashville: Tract 1-17.72 Acres, Wooded and open tract of land 50’ road frontage. Subject Paul Crockett
July 30, 2009 Plat and deed of record.
Armoires - $189 3 Drawer Chest - $59 Club Chairs - $55
Leather Swivel Chairs - $55 Floor Lamps - $25 Tract 2-23.48 Acres, Wooded and open tract of land 50’ road frontage.

Table Lamps - $15 - $20 Mirrors - $40

Memory Foam Box Springs & Mattress-King Size $75-$95 Art - $20 Ottomans - $25

Plus Large Selection of Opryland Furniture

Mirros - $30
Dresser Desk-$39 Selling by the Acre Pick and Choose
Headboards - $20
Club Chairs w/ottomans - $89
Activity Tables - $25 Selling as tracts only September 19, 2009 Deed 1233 Page 1190 Woods full of deer and rabbits and other wildlife. Close to Cedars of
25” Color TV’s - $90 Lebanon State Park. Was approved 46 more lots. 17 have been developed as of now. Plats must be re-assigned at the Wilson County
Wing Back Chairs - $49 Planning office and other. Double wide and permanent foundation allowed.
17 Miles from Murfreesboro TN and 840 and also I-40 09 Taxes Prorated, seller TOT Properties.

Following TOT Auction 17’ - 23’ Acre

Tract 8, 52,55 will sell also in 1 tract At auction approx. 4 acres. 100’ road frontage.

JUST ARRIVED SHIPMENT OF NEW BEDDING!

Septic Tank, Water Tap. W.W.A.C.C Fee $100.00 a month (step system sand filter) Seller David and Brenda Rahrer.
Lots 8, 52 & 55 selling to the highest dollar.

Twin $119 • Full $149 Queen $169, Plus - Nitestands - BedSpreads - NON-QUALIFYING TERMS: Pay 30% non-refundable deposit and sign Purchase Contract. 6% interest rate, 1 thru 7 year loan, interest rate adjusted to Prime + 1%, annual principal payment with
interest payable quarterly.

Draperies - Luggage Racks - Bed Frames & Much More.

SALE DATE TERMS: Pay 10% Deposit day of sale and sign Purchase Contract. If terms are not desired, entire balance due upon delivery of Deed. Closing within 10 days of auction date.
TITLE: Sellers will furnish Warranty Deed and 2009 Taxes prorated. Give possession day of closing. Buyers may have house inspected prior to sale date
and buyer to sign waiver sales date. Selling as is.

New TV Cabinets - $125 (While They Last)

Directions to warehouse: From I-40 East, take exit #221 A - then take Central Pike exit - turn left on
Central Pike, Go 1.5 miles to Hermitage Industrial Drive. Or from Lebanon Pike (Hwy. 70) turn on Cen-
tral Pike and go ½ mile to Hermitage Industrial Drive.
Owners and Century 21 Jones Realty and their agents will not be responsible for any accidents.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS MADE SALE DATE TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER PRINTED MATERIAL.
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Eddie Testamand, Lic. No. 1129, Auctioneer
Page 5, The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet, September 9, 2009 The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet, September 2, 2009 Page 5

GladeFest antique car show hosted by

Gladeville Community September 19

The 7th Annual GladeFest Antique Car Show will be held on

Saturday, September 19, in the Gladeville Community just off of
TN-840 at Stewarts Ferry Pike.
GLADEVILLE – The 7th
Annual GladeFest Antique/
Classic Car and Truck Show
will highlight a day of free
family fun at GladeFest on
Saturday, September 19, in
the Gladeville community
just off of TN-840 at Stewarts
Ferry Pike.
The car show will
feature 39 classifications,
with special awards in
the following categories:
President’s Choice, Longest
Driven, Best of Show Stock
and Best of Show Modified.
Registration will take place
from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., and
THE RIGHT TIRES AT THE RIGHT PRICE!
awards will be presented at
1:30 p.m. We’ll Beat Your
The official sponsor
of the 2009 car show Best Tire Price...
GUARANTEED!
is Manheim’s Nashville
Auto Auction. Questions
regarding the car show may
be directed to David Denney
at (615) 449-1408.
GladeFest is a free
On all name-brand tires we sell - including
family event with live music, Goodyear, Continental, Michelin and more.
food, children’s activities,
special events like the Music
City Washer Pitchin’ contest
and historical displays. More
information about GladeFest
is available by calling (615)
443-6522. Requires presentation of competitor’s current price ad on exact tire sold by dealership within 30 days of purchase. See Service Advisor for
details. Offer valid with coupon. Expires 12/31/09

City ends summer sprinkling policy We service ANY MAKE, ANY MODEL vehicle!
The City of Mt Juliet 300 or 301 stop
is approaching the end of its watering October 7th you Lube, Oil &
summer sprinkling policy.
The city allows for 6
may resume watering April
9th 2010
$
39 95 Filter Change

months on averaging and 6
months where the customer
pays for actual usage.
The following chart
shows customers when to
stop watering and when they
can resume watering in the
23
400 or 401 stop
watering October 14th you
may resume watering April
Motorcraft® Premium Synthetic Blend oil & filter change, rotate
& inspect four tires, check air & cabin air filters Inspect brake No Appointment Necessary.
$ 95
16th 2010. system, test battery, check belts & hoses top off all fluids.
While You Wait.
Any watering after Up to five quarts of Motorcraft® oil and Motorcraft oil filter. Taxes and
diesel vehicles extra. Disposal fees not included. Hybrid high-voltage battery Up to five quarts of Motorcraft oil. Taxes and diesel vehicles extra. Disposal
fees not included. Taxes extra. See Service Advisor for vehicle applications
your stop date will increase test not included. See Service Advisor for vehicle applications and details.
Offer valid with coupon. Expires: 10/31/09. MJC and details. Offer valid with coupon. Expires: 10/31/09. MJC
your sewer bill and affect

79
Cooling
99
spring. your average for next year.
If you your account
number starts with:
If you have any
questions, please feel free
$ 95 System $ 95
100 or 101 stop to call the City of Mt Juliet Flush
watering September 24th Sewer Billing Department at Flush system, replace contaminated coolant,
you may resume watering 615-754-2554 or stop by the Motorcraft® Brakes Installed! removes radiator deposits, enhances
March 27th 2010 new office located at 2365 N Engineered for your vehicle. cooling efficiency.
200 or 201 stop Mt Juliet Road, located at Motorcraft® pads or shoes on most cars and light trucks. Front or rear axle.
Inspect radiator for leaks. Check hoses, clamps & belts. Pressure test system for leaks.
Includes up to one gallon of coolant. Taxes, diesel vehicles and disposal fees extra.
watering September 30th the corner of North Mt Juliet Excludes machining rotors or drums. Taxes extra. See Service Advisor for vehicle
applications and details. Offer valid with coupon. Expires: 10/31/09. MJC
See Service Advisor for vehicle applications and details. Offer valid with coupon.
Expires: 10/31/09. MJC
you may resume watering Road and East Caldwell.
April 2nd 2010 www.tworiversford.com

Services available for children with

special needs
Wilson County Schools department of special education
provides services to all children with disabilities between MT. JULIET

the ages of 3 and 21. Services include evaluation and

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children’s unique needs. For more information, contact BELINDA PKWY.

Providence
Dr. Robbin Morthel, Special Education Program Marketplace

Coordinator at 444-9610, extension 3310 or email HOURS: Monday-Friday 7am-6pm, Saturday 7am-3pm
morthelr@wcschools.com. No appointment necessary, while you wait service!
Page 6, The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet, September 9, 2009

NOW SHOWING Obituaries

For Listings Call 444-4799 (Movie Line) or Visit www.roxylebanon.com
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ADVEY, James “Jim” Louis
Final Destination 4 (R)
12:10 2:25 4:30 7:10 9:45 9:40 James “Jim” Louis Advey, age 79, of Murfreesboro,
G. Force (PG) Ingiorious Basterds (R) died September 7, 2009. He was a native of Painesville,
12:00 2:25 4:30 7:10 9:45 12:00 3:00 6:30 9:35
9 (PG-13) Gamer (R) OH. Private graveside service will be at Roselawn Memorial
12:10 2:30 4:30 7:10 9:40 12:00 2:25 4:35 7:10 9:45 Gardens with Father James Kallarackan, OFM, officiating.
GI Joe (PG-13) The Time Traveler’s Wife (PG-13) He is survived by his loving wife of 55 years, Irene Advey,
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I CAn Do Bad All Myself (PG-13) Shorts (PG) daughters and sons in law, Charlene and Rick Fakes of
12:00 2:20 4:40 7:10 9:45 12:05 2:25 4:30 7:10 Nashville, Joanne Advey and Ronald Walton of Old Hickory,
Sorority Row (R) Whiteout (R)
12:05 2:25 4:40 7:05 9:45 12:00 2:20 4:35 7:05 9:45 Diane and Daniel Reed of Mt. Juliet, grandchildren, Nicholai
Reed, Hypatia (Matthew) Steed, Kimberly and Ryan Fakes,
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Internet Ticketing & Gift Cards Available! • Showings Begin on September 11. 2009 his life, great granddaughter, Harper Reed Dean. Mr. Advey
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was of the Catholic faith. He served his country and retired
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after 22 years in the US Air Force. Then he went on to work
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another 22 years at Bridgestone before his retirement. In lieu
of flowers, memorials may be made to the Beesley Animal
Humane Foundation in his memory. Visitation will be from
2 until 8 p.m. Thursday at Woodfin Memorial Chapel. 615-893-5151. www.woodfinchapel.
com
CAIN, Bernard Nelson
Bernard Nelson Cain, age 97, of Mt. Juliet, TN died Thursday, September 3, 2009.
Mr. Cain was a Lieutenant in the U.S. Coast Guard serving during WWII. He was retired
from General Motors and enjoyed farming. He was the son of the late Jesse Lee and
Caroline Ellen Wilson Cain. He was also preceded in death by his brother, Earl Cain and
sister, Helen Hamblin. He is survived by: wife – Merrianne Kunkel Cain of Mt. Juliet, TN;
sons – Russel Cain of Nashville, TN, Bruce Cain of Mt. Juliet, Gregg Cain of Branson, MO;
daughters – Cindy (Roger) Morse of Mt. Juliet, TN, Jeanne Dunn of Springfield, MO; brother
James (Nancy) Cain of Denver, CO; 18 Grandchildren; 22 Great-Grandchildren. At Mr.
Cain’s request, his remains will be cremated and no services are planned. Arrangements
by Bond Memorial Chapel, N. Mt. Juliet Road and Weston Drive, Mt. Juliet, TN. (615)773-
2663. Obit Line (615)641-2663, www.bondmemorial.com

HOLLOPETER, Curtis D.
Curtis D. “Curt” Hollopeter passed to his eternal rest
at 7:00 A.M. September 3, 2009. Mr. Hollopeter was preceded
in death by his wife, Laura J. “June” of Lebanon, his parents,
Clayton D. and Nellie Hollopeter of Toledo, Ohio, and a
granddaughter, Kristin Hollopeter of Toledo. He is survived by
his sister, Gloria Hinkle, Temple, TX, four children, Suzanne
(Ed) Erdmann of Austin, TX; Jodi (Jerry) Davis of Mt. Juliet;
Dina (Mike) Bozsoki of Lebanon, and Craig Hollopeter (Carol)
of Toledo; six grandchildren, Jay, Andy and Emily Erdmann,
Jennifer Davis-Kelley and Jessica Gould, and Tim Hollopeter.
He also has seven great-grandchildren: Jacob, Josh, Erin,
Maddie, Emma, Ben and Oliver. Mr. Hollopeter, a Protestant,
was a charter member of the Conn-Weissenberger American
Legion Post 587 in Toledo, Ohio.
While mourning the loss of its
patriarch, the family plans to
privately honor his memory
and celebrate his life at a place
and time yet to be determined. They have asked that, in
lieu of flowers, friends of the family may make contributions
to Make-A-Wish of Northwest Ohio, 405 Madison Avenue,
Ste 210, Toledo, OH 43603. Sellars Funeral Home, 313

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CAN SEE YOU NOW.... JACQUEMIN, Sr., Frederick Laurent,

Frederick Laurent Jacquemin, Sr., age 69, of Mt.
Juliet, TN died Tuesday, September 1, 2009. Mr. Jacquemin
was a veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps. He was the son of
the late Henry Ernest Jacquemin, Sr. and Dorothy Winifred
Tetro Jacquemin. He is survived by wife, JoAnn Jacquemin
of Lebanon, TN; son Frederick L. (Anita) Jacquemin, Jr. of
Mt. Juliet, TN; daughters, Lorrain Jacquemin of Mt. Juliet,
TN, Loretta (Kristofer) Holmgren of Mt. Juliet, TN; brothers,
Henry Jacquemin, Jr. of Torrington, CT, Gordon (Joy)
Please Welcome Allie Henderson, M.D. Jacquemin of Camarillo, CA; grandchildren, Kyle, Kristofer
Summit Medical Center is pleased to welcome Allie Henderson, M.D. and Cody Holmgren, Nicholas and Jonathan Castagna,
specializing in Internal Medicine close to where you live and work. Dr. Travis, Drew and Cole Jacquemin; nephews, Laurent
Henderson is now serving our community as a hospitalist at Summit James, Mark, Michael and Jeffrey Jacquemin. Funeral
Medical Center. As a hospitalist, Dr. Henderson focuses on the care of services will be conducted 2 p.m. Saturday, September 5,
patients during their hospital stay. She is board certified by the American at Bond Memorial Chapel. Flowers accepted or memorials
Board of Internal Medicine. may be made to: St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital,
Summit Medical Center 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, TN 38105-1942 Visitation
5655 Frist Boulevard will be 4-8 p.m. Friday at Bond Memorial Chapel, N. Mt.
Hermitage, TN 37076 Juliet Road and Weston Drive, Mt. Juliet, TN. (615)773-
2663. Obit Line (615)641-2663, www.bondmemorial.com
For an appointment or free physician referral,
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CHURCH, from Page 2 Preachers years there was a different March 6, 1921, Bro. Burton faithfulness and devotion to
It is impossible to list preacher nearly every month. preached and received $2.60 the Lord’s work during the
was added to the front of the all who have preached for During the early years, for his effort. lean years and trying times
building in 2000. Presently, the congregation during the preaching was held once Irby C. Pullias was perhaps the difference
consideration is being given past 100 years. If such as a month. The preacher’s preached on a regular basis between success and failure
to expanding the fellowship list were possible, few of the salary was generally paid by from 1924 through 1948, of the church. His wise
hall and creating additional very well known preachers the amount of contribution and held gospel meetings in counsel was needed and
parking. would be left out. For many collected that day. On 1925, 1958, and 1965. His heeded by the elders under
whose oversight he labored.
Athens Clay Pullias,
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to work regularly with the
congregation, was a true
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held several gospel meetings
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occasions where there was
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WCHS Homecoming Court named

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615-319-2101 introduction and crowning of the court at 6:45. Kickoff is at 7 p.m. ~ Photo by Katie Holmes / The Wilson
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15325 Lebanon Rd. in Shiloh Plaza (next to SAVE-A-LOT GROCERY) 758-0858 From staff reports
The inaugural Mt. Juliet
Sand Volleyball Tournament
was held last weekend at
Charlie Daniels Park.
Tournament proceeds
were donated to Athletes
for a Cure (Prostate Cancer
Research), and the Lance
Armstrong Foundation --
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Ten teams competed
with Mt. Juliet’s own
Los Muchachos (Steven
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Tournament sponsors
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“I plan for this tournament
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“Anyone is interested
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 The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet, September 9, 2009, Page 13

Annual Pow Wow to celebrate Native American culture APPLES

From staff reports
The public is invited
to celebrate Native American
culture at the 28th annual
Mt. Juliet Pow Wow on Sept.
26-27 at Charlie Daniels
Park.
The Pow Wow is
especially meaningful
this year, organizers said,
as Gov. Phil Bredesen
has signed a bill by
the legislature making
September “American
Indian Heritage Month” in
Tennessee.
The bill recognizes
Native Americans, as
descendants of the original
inhabitants of the United
States, for their military
service and for their
contributions to society in
many different fields. It also
encourages Tennesseans
to observe the month “with
appropriate programs,
ceremonies and activities,
including activities relating
to the culture, traditions
and languages of Native
Americans,” according to
the bill.
The gates to the park
will open at 10:30 a.m. on
both days and the opening
ceremonies will take place
at 11:45 a.m. on Sept. 26.
Rep. Susan Lynn, who
sponsored the bill, Sen. Mae
Beavers, Mayor Linda Elam
and Alfred Berryhill, Second
Chief of the Muscogee Creek
Nation in Oklahoma, will be
in attendance.
The first event is
the fifth annual “Trail of
Tears” walk, which will
start at 8 a.m. on Saturday
at Cedar Ridge Church
and end at Cook’s United
Methodist Church. There
will be a service followed by
a free breakfast at Cook’s for
everyone who participates in
the walk.
The commemorative
walk was created to
recognize the hardships
suffered by the five tribes
of the Southeast (Muscogee
Creek, Cherokee, Choctaw,
Chickasaw and Seminole)
who walked their “Trail of
Tears” to Oklahoma Indian
Territory after the Indian
Removal Act by President
Andrew Jackson. The walk
is sponsored by Cook’s
United Methodist Church,
Mt. Juliet Pow Wow and the
Native American Gatherer’s
Fellowship.
There will be Native
American food, arts and
crafts, music and dancing,
as well as a silversmith on
site during the Pow Wow.
More than $11,000 in prize
money will be awarded for
drum and dance contests.
Admission is free
for children 5 and under,
$4 for ages 6-12, and $7
for everyone 13 and older.
Everyone attending is
encouraged to bring lawn
chairs.
For more information
on the Pow Wow, visit www.
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1537, or email her at Cindy
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Business Opportunity- Looking for Consultants in this area for More than a thousand people turned out for the Vol State Job Career Fair last fall.
a new business opportunity by creators of “Proactiv” solution for More than 50 It’s a chance for job seekers to “Locally the job
acne. The two most successful doctors in skin care, Dr. Rodan + businesses are expected to get resumes directly into the climate is still fair to poor,”
Dr. Fields have new products available without a prescription ad-
dressing sun damage and aging. This is a network marketing/direct attend the upcoming Fall hands of the people hiring, said Dr. Rick Parrent,
selling business and a ground floor opportunity. To apply: Contact Job Career Fair at Volunteer and see what opportunities Director of Career Placement.
Jacqueline Qualls 615-390-3405 for more information. State Community College. are available. “This makes an event like
this even more important for
job seekers.”
The businesses will
have tables at the event
so they can meet one-
on-one with job seekers.
There will also be sessions
on job searching in an
economic downturn and the
importance of a professional
career vocabulary.
“Debbie Watts is a
career transition coach,” Dr.
Parrent said. “She will talk
about the skill set for specific
careers and the vocabulary
you need to be competitive.”
The Fall Job Career
Fair will be held Wednesday,
September 23, from 10 a.m.
to 1 p.m. in the Pickel Field
House, on the Volunteer
State campus at 1480
Nashville Pike in Gallatin.
The event is free and open
to the public. For more
information call 615-230-
3307.

West Wilson Basketball

Association (WWBA) will hold
registrations at West Wilson
Middle School on Saturday,
September 12, from 9 a.m. until
1 p.m. Registration will also be
held at Carroll-Oakland and
Southside Elementary schools
at the same time. You may
also register by downloading
the 2009 registration
forms, signing the second
page, including payment
and sending everything in
postmarked by September
12. Fee before September
12 is $90.00. The website is
www.wwbabasketball.com.
You child is welcome to play
if he/she will be six (6) by
September 30, 2009, and you
are zoned for the following
schools: Carroll-Oakland, Elzie
Patton, Gladeville, Lakeview,
Mt. Juliet, Rutland, Southside,
Stoner Creek, Tuckers
Crossroads, WA Wright, West,
MJMS, Wilson Central, MJHS
and WWMS.
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Community Reflections from an

Calendar
MJ Rec Room closed
September 8 - 26
The Mt. Juliet Community Center’s Game Room will be closed
starting Tuesday, September 8, through Saturday, September
26, due to early voting on the wheel tax referendum that will
be taking place during that time. City staff apologizes for any
inconvenience.
High School Swimming Informational Meeting
September 10
Lebanon High School is having an informational meeting about
High School Swimming on Thursday, September 10, 7 p.m. at
the Jimmy Floyd Family Center. Call Cindy Baker 453-4545 for
further information.
Concert for a Cause
September 12
On Saturday, September 12, The Exchange Club of West
Wilson County Presents: ‘A Concert For A Cause’ from 6
p.m. – until…at Providence MarketPlace outside the entrance
to the Movie Theater. Free Admission! The event will be Co-
Sponsored by the Mt. Juliet/West Wilson County Chamber of
Commerce. Donations will be accepted for the Mt. Juliet Help
Center . Bring your lawn chair and enjoy some great music by
The Jazz Aliance, Alina Tatum, Darby Ledbetter and also the
Southbound Band.
West Wilson Historical Society Meeting
September 13
West Wilson County Historical Society will meet Sunday,
September 13, at 2 p.m. at Rutland Place. The guest speaker
will be Mrs. Nancy Gray, whose husband, John Gray, has a
unique history with lighthouses. He grew up in a lighthouse on
the Chesapeake Bay. In 1870, John’s great-grandfather was the
first lighthouse keeper at the Bay. Mrs. Gray will share stories
about family life in a lighthouse. She will also share historical
events that occurred during the Civil War about how the
southern ships gathered at the end of the Potomac River trying
to seize Washington and burn the nation’s Capital. She will show
many period pictures. The Grays now live in Mt. Juliet. For more
information call 615-773-6111. Rutland Place is located at 373
NW Rutland Road, Mt. Juliet.
WC Grand Squares Open House
September 17 and 24
Wilson County Grand Squares will host two open houses on
Thursday, September 17 and 24, from 7 – 8 p.m. at the Gladeville
Community Center. The open house gives you a taste of square
dancing. Classes are fun and simple and only $4.00 – anyone
can be a square dancer. New class members are assisted by
an experienced dancer, and a few different calls are taught
each night to make it enjoyable. For more information call 615-
758-4080 or 615-504-9255. The Gladeville Community Center
is located at 95 McCreary Road, in Gladeville.
Old Friend
MJCA Celebrates 30 Years
Who would have thought that little ole Mt. Juliet would have grown up to be such a great
place to live, work, shop, play and get the best education around? We’re surely more than a wide
spot in the road now. People all across this great country now know exactly where Mt. Juliet is.
As a matter of fact, I go around telling people you might have heard of us. The exciting thing
about maturing as a city is that our character, integrity and the way of life in Mt. Juliet continues
to be the best, and only gets better. One such success story out of all the success stories in
Mt. Juliet is our very own Mt. Juliet Christian Academy. Did you know that Mt. Juliet Christian
Academy just celebrated its 30th year in Mt. Juliet? That’s right, thirty years and still growing
strong.
We have lots of great services here in Mt. Juliet and Mt. Juliet Christian Academy is
one of those services. There are many great private schools throughout Tennessee, but this
one is ours. It bares our towns name and has been very instrumental in turning out some very
successful and bright young men and women.
I’m proud to call Mt. Juliet, Tennessee home and I’m proud to know that we offer great
private educational opportunities right here in Mt. Juliet. If you are considering a private education
for your son or daughter, please consider Mt. Juliet Christian first. They have been molding
young minds and lives for thirty years.
In closing, I would like to congratulate Mt. Juliet Christian Academy and the entire staff
on thirty wonderful years of service to the citizens of Mt. Juliet and beyond. Your impact will be
forever felt and your service to our community is much appreciated.
Go MJCA Saints!
Wilson County AARP Chapter #5023 Show and Tell
September 15
Wilson County AARP Chapter #5023 will meet at Westland United Methodist Church on Tuesday,
September 15, at 10 a.m. AARP members would like to share their show and tell items again,
so if you have anything at all that you would like to share, they would love you to show and tell
your wares.
Wilson County Young Republicans Meet
September 17
The Wilson County Young Republicans will meet at 7 p.m., Thursday, September 17, at Logan’s
Roadhouse located at Providence shopping center in Mt. Juliet. This month the speaker will be
Weston Wamp, son of GOP gubernatorial candidate Zach Wamp. For more information, email
wilsonyr@gmail.com, phone 615-583-9797, or visit www.wilsonyr.com.
Mt. Juliet/West Wilson Chamber Annual Golf Tournament
September 17
The Mt. Juliet/West Wilson County Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual Golf Classic
tournament on Thursday, September 17, at Pine Creek Golf Club. Registration and lunch will
begin at 12:30 p.m., with a shotgun start at 1:30 p.m. and awards presentations to follow. The
tournament will be played as a four person scramble. Players may enter as a team or individuals.
Teams will be flighted by the Club Pro into three flights, based on a full field, based on scores.
Limit one pro per team. All golfers receive complimentary whole hog roast lunch, free drinks all
day, goodie bag loaded with items, tickets to the Preview Party which includes silent auction, live
music, great food and cold beverages, two free Mulligans, discounted practice rounds the week
before the tourney, a free putting contest, and a change to win a car, $5,000 and $1,000,000
in putt and shot contests. For more information and to register call 615-758-3478 or register
online at www.mtjulietchamber.com.
Mt. Juliet Animal Shelter Yard Sale/Auction
September 19
Volunteers are needed for the Mt. Juliet Animal Shelter: dog and cat lovers are needed for the
7 – 10 a.m. and the 4 – 7 p.m. shifts, which are 10 minutes a day, 30 minutes, a day, and hour

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or two – whatever you can spare! A yard sale/auction fund raiser will also be held to benefit the
shelter on Saturday, September 19, at 547 N. Mt. Juliet Road in the parking lot, beginning around
7 a.m. For more information on how you can help call 615-773-5533 or email coordinator Jon
of Mt. Juliet Gray at pastorjongray@aol.com.

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For Sale
MUST SELL STEEL
BUILDINGS FROM
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CANCELLATIONS,
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WILL SELL FOR
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TO TENNESEE.
CALL 1-800-552-8504
Garage Sale
GS/ MOVING SALE-
1405 Powell Grove Rd. off
Hwy. 109 Sept. 10, 11, 12.
7AM 517-4462.
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For Sale Garage Sales
1) High Quality Full Mattress Yard Sale Sat. Sept. 12 7-1
Set. New w/Warranty. Can 807 Overhills Drive in Lang-
deliver. Lists $240.00, sac- ford Farms off East Bend,
rifice $117.00. New Queen glassware, cookbooks,
Set Lists $299, Sell $127. crafttable, lamps, an more.
615-394-0861.2) New King DON’T MISS THIS ONE!
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er used. Warranty inc. Re- BIG BACK YARD SALE Sat.
tails for $360. Will sell for only 9/12. 6:30 AM - 3:30
$187. 615-575-5992. 3) PM 690 N. Greenhill Rd. off
Bedroom set-Cherry or pine Lebanon Rd.
finish. Queen/Full Bed- ___________________________
room Set $397.00 Mike, Garage Sale, September 11
615-394-0861. New in box- & 12, 7AM-3PM 1004 Bran-
es. Lists $999.00. Will sell don Ct. Collectibles, furni-
for $567.00. Lay-a-way ture, kitchenwares, tools,
available. Can deliver. 615- much more. Everthing must
394-0861. 4) All new, all go!
leather Sofa & Loveseat. ___________________________
No vinyl!!! Lists $1899, will Garage Sale, Saturday Sept.
sell for $957.00. Lay-a-way 12, 1136 Woodridge Place,
available. Can deliver. 615- Household items and decor,
394-0861.5) Queen Memory furniture, antiques, jewelry,
Foam Mattress Brand new war books, lap tops, desk top
with warranty $287.00. Also, computer, ‘97 F-150 Truck,
have a boxspring if needed. Subaru, misc. clothes, ta-
Call Mike at 615-394-0891 bles of new fall style Natu-
w/ questions. 615-394- ralizer shoes size 6 only.
0861. I TC ___________________________
Garage Sale, Sat. Sept. 12
Garage Sales 8AM-4PM, lots of good stuff.
812 Ridgetop Drive, Mt. Ju-
SWEET REPEATS liet.
CONSIGNMENT SALE
Help Wanted
Fall/Winter children’s cloth-
ing, Ladies & Maternity, Re-
ceiving Sept. 11, 10-1 & 3-
Labor apprentice wanted.
6 Sept. 12, 10-2 Sale Dates, Remodeling & Landscaping.
Sept. 13, 3-6 Sept. 17, 8-7, Must have transportation.
Sept. 18, 8-5 1/2 Price Sept. 40 hours a must. No part
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Sale, Sept. 11, 12, 13, Fri.,
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. Sat., Sun., 368 Spring Val-
Dept. TN-4183
ley Drive (Paradise Acres)
Mt. Juliet. 7AM-5PM NO
EARLY BIRDS PLEASE.
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MJHS Band Yard Sale
September 12 • 7:30 - 2:00
Sale held at MJHS Band Room
Proceeds to Benefit the
MJHS Band of Gold
1800 Curd Road
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And the Wilson County Fair 2009 Big Winners are...
0-3 MONTHS BOYS - Winner: Briley
Curtis Eastland, son of Bobby Eastland
and Shanoa Curtis, Lebanon; 1st
runner-up: Joshua Allen Hayes, son
of Kenneth and Gina Hayes, Lebanon;
2nd runner-up: Elijah Miles, son of
Jacob and Amy Miles, Watertown
In all photos, the winner is in the middle, 2nd runner-up
is on the left and 1st runner-up is on the right
7-9 MONTHS BOYS - Winner: Jack
Walker Beasley, son of Kent and Julie
Beasley, Lebanon; 1st runner-up: Gyan
Levi Ezeta, son of Olivia Mcduffie and
Axel Ezeta, Lebanon; 2nd runner-up:
Lawson James Smith, son of Kyle and
Lindsey Smith, Mt. Juliet
10-12 MONTHS GIRLS – DIVISION
A - Winner: Katherine Grace Duran,
daughter of Stan and Michelle Duran,
Mt. Juliet; 1st runner-up: Brianna
Michelle Kilburn, daughter of Jennifer
and Matt Kilburn, Lebanon; 2nd
runner-up: Hannah Faith Hutchison,
daughter of Josh & Kelly Hutchison,
Mt. Juliet
16-18 MONTHS BOYS - Winner:
Andrew Landen Bowers, son of Randy
and Kimberly Bowers, Lebanon; 1st
runner-up: Aiden Dedman, son of
Matt and Tracey Dedman, Watertown;
2nd runner-up: Jesse Cole Elam,
son of Andrew and Bethany Elam,
Watertown
19-23 MONTHS GIRLS – DIVISION
B (left to right) - Winner: Zoe
Hemontolor, daughter of Robert
Hemontolor and Donna Johnson, Mt.
Juliet; 1st runner-up: Abigail Maie
Gannon, daughter of Jeff and Felicia
Gannon, Lebanon; 2nd runner-up:
Kaleigh L. Hurd, daughter of Kerri
Hurd, Lebanon
0-3 MONTHS GIRLS - Winner:
Addison Jade Craig, daughter of Alicia
Rainey and P. J. Craig, Old Hickory;
1st runner-up: Olivia Anne George,
daughter of Rusty and Stacy George,
Watertown; 2nd runner-up: Jamaria
Johnson, daughter of Danielle Bashaw
and Justin Johnson, Lebanon
7-9 MONTHS GIRLS – DIVISION
A - Winner: Katherine Elizabeth
Bone, daughter of Hal and Tracey
Bone, Lebanon; 1st runner-up: Ava
Elizabeth Crook, daughter of Scot and
Kelley Crook, Lebanon; 2nd runner-
up: Jenna Green, daughter of Ginny
McDonald and Jamie Green, Lebanon
10-12 MONTHS GIRLS – DIVISION
B - Winner: Adelyn Short, daughter
of Nathan and Debbie Short, Lebanon;
1st runner-up: Aniya Shanell Gray,
daughter of Courtney Shirelle Hall and
Adam Gray, Lebanon; 2nd runner-up:
Sophie Grace Thompson, daughter of
Jason and Heather Thompson, Mt.
Juliet
16-18 MONTHS GIRLS - Winner:
Sadie Alair McCullough, daughter
of Jesse and Emily McCullough,
Lebanon; 1st runner-up: Isabella
Raine Miller, daughter of Ryan and
Wendy Miller, Lebanon; 2nd runner-
up: Caylie Goddard, daughter of Paul
and Michelle Goddard, Mt. Juliet
Doll Parade - Division I - Winner:
Macy Rae Hobson, daughter of Blair
Hobson, Watertown; 1st runner-up:
Gracie Godwin, daughter of Jeff and
Stephanie Godwin, Mt. Juliet; 2nd
runner-up: Madison M. Chaney,
daughter of Joseph Chaney and
Brandy Cox, Lebanon
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4-6 MONTHS BOYS - Winner:
Rylan Dee Cummings, son of Dustin
Cummings and Tiffany Dunkin,
Watertown; 1st runner-up: Weston
Murphy, son of Brandon Murphy
and Tabitha Murphy, Lebanon; 2nd
runners-up : Aaidan Cole Bollenbeck,
son of Rebecca Fisher and Phillip
Bollenbeck, Lebanon; 2nd runner-up
(tie): Keithereas Owens Jackson, son
of Tomoya Owens and Keith Jackson,
Lebanon.
7-9 MONTHS GIRLS – DIVISION
B - Elizabeth Kate Harper, daughter
of Jaime & Emily Harper, Mt. Juliet;
1st runner-up: Larkin Grace Cherry,
daughter of Daniel & Rachel Cherry,
Lebanon; 2nd runner-up: Tailor
Madelyn Lawrence, daughter of
Kendra & Ben Lawrence, Watertown
13-15 MONTHS BOYS - Winner:
Jackson Bowen, son of Joe and Mandy
Bowen, Lebanon; 1st runner-up:
Ayden Gibson, son of Brandon Gibson
and Ashley Henderson, Lebanon; 2nd
runner-up: Alejandro Rodriguez, son
of Tide and Jose Rodriguez, Mt. Juliet
19-23 MONTHS BOYS (left to right)
- Winner: Aydan Dickens, son of
Danny and Ashley Dickens, Lebanon;
1st runner-up: Wyatt Clinton O’Niel,
son of Kyle and Candice O’Niel,
Watertown; 2nd runner-up: Skeet
McClain Sharp, son of Adam and
Jennifer Sharp, Lebanon
King of the Fair - Division I -
Winner: Phoenix Elijah Pavelsky,
son of Jonathan and Rachel Pavelsky,
Lebanon (middle); 1st runner-up:
Michael Clayton Brewer, son of Ronnie
and Rhonda Brewer, Mt. Juliet (right);
2nd runner-up: Marcus White, son
of Latitus White and Lindsey Doak,
Lebanon (left)
4-6 MONTHS GIRLS - Winner:
Aryanna Elise McCarver, daughter
of Veronica McCarver and Ja’Rob
Coggins, Mt. Juliet; 1st runner-up:
Ally Faith Neal, daughter of Allison
Walker and Michael Neal, Lebanon;
2nd runner-up: Emily Victoria
Schmidt, daughter of Mike and Urquia
Schmidt, Mt. Juliet
10-12 MONTHS BOYS - Winner:
Braydon Tucker Bennett, son of
Warren and Kim Bennett, Mt. Juliet;
1st runner-up: Judd Kyle Wright, son
of Justin and Erin Wright, Lebanon;
2nd runner-up: Jevon Cason, son of
Tiger Cason and Jamilyn Daugherty,
Lebanon
13-15 MONTHS GIRLS (left to right)
- 2nd runner-up: Jayme Peyton
Wagner, daughter of Jamie and Jaime
Jo Wagner, Milton; 1st runner-up:
Avery Leigh Taylor, daughter of Joel
and Tracy Taylor, Watertown; Winner:
Chelsea Holt, daughter of Matt and
Christy Holt, Lebanon
19-23 MONTHS GIRLS – DIVISION A
- Winner: Molly Grace Cook, daughter
of Brandon & Rachel Cook, Mt. Juliet;
1st runner-up: Kaleigh Paige Reich,
daughter of Jeremy & Chastity Reich,
Lebanon; 2nd runner-up: Lillian
Elizabeth Bradford, daughter of Jamie
& Christine Bradford, Mt. Juliet
King of the Fair - Division II - Winner:
Seaton Reece Hapner, son of Ray and
Shannon Hapner, Lebanon (middle);
1st runner-up: Joseph Slade Dean,
son of Mr. & Mrs. Trevor Dean,
Lebanon (right); 2nd runner-up: Khol
Hedgepath, son of Tony and Nikki
Hedgepath, Mt. Juliet (left)
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