Mr. Carmel Church Town Topics Page 6 Hawkins Edition Wednesday, April 20, 1977 Births Jason Edward Gentry, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Gentry of Route 1, Church Hill, born April 2 at HVCH, weighing 7 lbs. 3 ozs.
Jason Wesley Brice, son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Thomas Brice of 218 Hillerest, Rogersville, born March 30 at HVCH, weighing 8 lbs. 1 oz. son of Robert Mr.
and Wayne Mrs. Larkin Robert 11, Wayne Larkin of Route 1, Church Hill, born March 29 at HVCH, weighing 8 lbs. 9 ozs. Melissa Belle Scanlan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
David Alan Scanlan of Route 5, Rogersville, born March 27 at HVCH, weighing 7 lbs. 15 ozs. Erica Lynn Yonts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell E.
Yonts of Route 7, Apt. 120, Church Hill, born April 2 at HVCH, weighing 8 lbs. 14 ozs. Amanda Beth Francisco, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Benny J. Francisco of 318 Lane Church Hill, born March 26 at HVCH, weighing 6 lbs. 14 ozs. Angela Lenara Robinette, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Billy Robinette of Route 6, Church Hill, born April 7 at HVCH, weighing 7 lbs. 2 ozs. Matthew Alan Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Smith of Route 4, Church Hill, born March 31 at HVCH, weighing 8 lbs.
5 ozs. Marriage Licenses Ross May Sargent, Surgoinsville, and Paulette Faye Rogers, Church Hill, April 11. James Michael Williams, Surgoinsville, and Margaret Jean LaFollette, Surgoinsville, April 11. Terry Dean Wolfe, Rogersville, and Linda Joyce Dalton, Rogersville, April 15. Heiskell Lee Stubblefield, Rogersville, Ella Karen Henegar, Knoxville, April 15.
Ronald Allen Setsor, Treadway, and Bernice Ann Climer, Mooresburg, April 16. Donald Junior Wolfe, Mooresburg, and Myrna Sue Jackson, Mooresburg, April 16. School Menu MONDAY, APRIL 25 Sloppy joe, french fries, dill pickle chips, peach shortcake and milk. TUESDAY, APRIL 26 Brown soup beans, onion rings, corn, turnip greens, cornbread muffins, peanut butter square and milk. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27 Spaghetti, sauce, buttered lima beans, baked apples, hot rolls, chocolate cake and milk.
THURSDAY, APRIL 28 Pizza, tossed salad, corn, ice cream and milk. FRIDAY, APRIL 29 Beef stew salad, hot rolls, strawberry shortcake and milk. Activities The Church Hill Jaycees are sponsoring the Fourth Annual All Sports Banquet April 23, at the Church Hill High School Cafeteria. Parents of high school athletes and all sports fans in the area are invited to attend. Guest speaker for the event will be Joe Madden, assistant coach at the University of Tennessee.
Tickets are available from the following locations: Mt. Carmel Branch of the First National Bank, Church Hill Branch of the Citizens Union Bank, Church Hill High School office, or from any Jaycee member. The Dodson Creek Enrichment Center parents, students and staff report the recent gospel singing program raised some $1,300 for the center which will be used for renovations and equipment. The center has already purchased some equipment for physical therapy for the handicapped children who make use of the center, plus a ramp for wheelchairs loading on the and tw sets of swings. Ella Jo Bradley issued a word of thanks the Rogersville center to those who took part in the fundraising project.
Special thanks wert out to The Newman Sisters, Jimmy Price Singers, Hasson Street Christian Church, Bradley Family, Klepper Family, East Rogersville Quartet and McKinney's Chapel. The center is located at Route 7, Rogersville. Hospital Discharges April 8 Socia Frost, Route 1, Eidson Frank R. Barker, P. 0.
Box 107, Rogersville April 9 Kenneth D. Carmack, Armstrong Road, Rogersville Rhonda T. Booker, 3824 E. Line Drive, Kingsport Rocky D. Mowell, Route 1, Rogersville John L.
Bradley, Route 4, Rogersville Lucretia Sensabaug Route 1, Surgoinsville Ellen Mae Smith, 175 Johns Street, Rogersville April 10 Jennifer S. Charles, Route 3, Rogersville Emma Sue Cope, Route 1, Rogersville Mary Lou Gilbert, 616 Scott Street, Rogersville April 11 Carson Herron, Route 1, Rogersville Lou Tilda Parvin, 306 Holston Street, Rogersville. Rena Mae Pierce, 407 Greene Street, Rogersville Mary F. Whitaker, 901 Charles Street, Rogersville Beatrice Elkins, Route 7, Rogersville April 12 Ralph Blair, Route 2, Rogersville Mary Ringley, Route 9, Rogersville Bennie W. Burton, Route 9, Rogersville Wilson A.
Mullins, Route 3, Rogersville Rosa L. Davis, Route 5, Rogersville Matilda A. Anderson, Route 2, Surgoinsville Phyllis A. Welch, S. Armstrong Road, Rogersville Pasha N.
Willis, 600 Armstrong Road, Rogersville Shirley Mitchell, Route 8, Rogersville Clara Turnmire, 511 Gray Street, Rogersville April 13 Misty D. Mallory, Route 9, Rogersville Mae D. Goodson, 303 Clinch Street, Rogersville Danny Carpenter, Route 2, Mooresburg April 14 Robert L. Foster, 610 Harmon Drive, Rogersville Eva N. Marshall, Route 8, Rogersville Tom Bundy, P.
O. Box 351, Rogersville Getta Fletcher, 2015 Brown Drive, Rogersville Margaret E. Stubblefield, P. O. Box 85, Rogersville Arrest Sheet April 11 Sam Martin, public drunkeness.
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Mauk, speeding. Charlotte Baird Stephens, obtaining money under false pretense. April 13 James Vaughn, grand larceny. April 14 Dennis R. Sandidge, reckless driving.
April 15 Curtis L. Albright, grand larceny, April 16 Donald E. Stanton, driving while intoxicated. April 17 Allen Laster, driving on revoked license. April 18 James Pearson, public drunkeness.
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