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Who’s New for May 20, 2005

Baby GirlHarley Page Harrison was born April 15 at River Park Hospital. She weighed 8 pounds, 2 1/2 ounces and is the son of Tammy and Lee Harrison of Rock Island. She is welcomed by siblings, Leah Alexis Harrison and Kyle Lee Harrison. Grandparents are Vickie and Earl Merriman; Vivian Merriman; Mary and Jack Harrison…

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4-H members honored at awards banquet

Approximately 400 Warren County’s most outstanding 4-H’ers, sponsors and volunteer leaders were recently honored at the 2005 4-H awards banquet held at the McMinnville Civic Center. Awards were presented to the most outstanding junior, junior high and senior high 4-H’ers along with, volunteer leader and family of the year.4-H’ers receiving special awards were: John-Adam Turner,…

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Applicants being accepted for Dairy Princess

FRYAR The annual Warren County 4-H Dairy Princess pageant will take place Sat., June 11 at Three Star Mall center stage. The event, which begins at 6:30 p.m., will conclude June Dairy events at Three Star Mall.The event is open to any Warren County girl in grades fourth, fifth or sixth as of January 1,…

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Couple to celebrate anniversary June 5

J. Lynwood and Armilda Mathis will observe their 50th anniversary June 5 in Paducah. J. Lynwood and Armilda Mathis of Paducah, Kentucky will observe their fiftieth wedding anniversary in a celebration June 5 at Clements Street Church of Christ in Paducah.The couple were wed June 1, 1955 at the bride’s home in Woodbury by her…

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Jennifer D. Clifton, Keith Merritt to wed

June 18 is the wedding date chosen by Jennifer Dianne Clifton and Keith Lynn Merritt. The ceremony will be held at Third Baptist Church in Murfreesboro. Jennifer Dianne Clifton and Keith Lynn Merritt of Murfreesboro will be married June 18 in a nuptial ceremony taking place at Third Baptist Church in Murfreesboro.Announcing the couple’s engagement…

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Mingle voted TASC president

MINGLE Local senior center executive director, Cheryl Mingle, has been elected state president of the Tennessee Association of Senior Centers. She vows dedication to increasing visibility of the 157 centers in the state and to assist in center’s endeavors.The reality of successfully serving an aging society, one where the older population is increasing faster than…

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Sports Briefs: WCHS freshman boys basketball

The Pioneer freshman boys basketball team will have tryouts for upcoming ninth-grade boys Monday and Tuesday, May 23-24, from 12:30-2 p.m. each day at the Dalton Gym.Players are asked to bring their report cards to tryouts, and must have either had a physical during the last year, the results of which are on file, or…

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Woods & Water: Find ‘Free Fishing Day’ activities on the Net

By Joey Wray Finding a place to fish in Tennessee will be easier than ever for this year’s “Free Fishing Day”, set for Saturday, June 11.“There has been terrific coordination between TWRA’s Information and Education Division and the Recreational Boating and Fishing Foundation,” noted Dan Hicks of the TWRA. “If you have access to the…

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Bowling: Dr Pepper pounding the pins

Dr Pepper extended its lead in the Gold and Silver League on Tuesday.Dr Pepper has 14 points for first place, while Crouch Motors and Cumberland Lumber have 10 points each and stand tied for second. McMinnville Lanes has seven points, Security Federal had six and Team 3 has one point.The Crouch Motors team had a…

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Cubs crown Dairy Queen 22-2

By ROB NUNLEY / Sports Editor for the Southern Standard The West Side Auto Cubs poured it on against the Dairy Queen Astros Monday night at Hoover-Millraney Field, winning 22-2 in two innings in 9- and 10-year-old Cal Ripken action.Every member of the Cubs scored at least one run on their way to the mercy-rule…

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