“Love Lights a Tree” for the American Cancer Society

December 24, 2018
By: Dwayne Page

The American Cancer Society invites you to make a special donation in honor or in memory of a loved one during the holiday season through “Love Lights a Tree”. A special memory board has been erected on the south side of the courthouse that lists the names of loved ones.

The DeKalb County Unit of the American Cancer Society seeks your support in the “Love Lights a Tree” fundraising campaign to raise money for research to find a cure as well as cancer education and patient services. Donations may be made throughout the holiday season. The persons you honor or remember do not necessarily have to have suffered from cancer.

The names are in “honor of” and in “memory of” for a donation of five-dollars per name. Forms may be obtained at the local banks. For more information, contact Ivadell Randolph at 615- 597-5296, Lynda Luna at 615- 597-5837, Renee Cantrell at 615-684-2688, or Gail Taylor 615-597-5936.

The names of Honorees are as follows:

Loretta Adcock, Tracie Webb Baker, Kim Banks, Jean Cook, Janet Clemons, Marlene Delong, Earl France, Radley Hendrixson, Edie Hobson, Eddie Hobson, A.C. Johnson,  Jo Johnson, Walter Johnson,  Betty Malone,  Marion Randolph,  Ernest Ray, Kenneth Ray, Carolyn Sheets, Margie Smith, Cindy Taylor,  Gail Taylor,  Sandra Wall, Carl Lee Webb, and Susan Young.

Those in memory are as follows:

Betty Abernathy, Linda  Adcock,  Mai Akin, B. Akin, Angie Allen, Bill Ambrose, Linda Armour,  Jared Atnip,

Joey Barnes, Margie Barrett, Floy Beshearse, Shirley Beshearse, Wayne Beshearse,  Alan Bradford

Jeremy Caldwell, Joshua Caldwell,  Hazel Chisam,  Arlo Cook, Billy J. Cook, Bob Cook,  Bratten Cook, Sr., Carolyn Parker Cook, Charles D. Cook, James (Buddy) Cook, Jessie Cook,  Jo Bill Cook, Jo Lynn Cook, Norman Cook, Pam Baker Cook,  Rubye Rigsby Cook,  Steve Cook, Eva Crook, Grady Crook, Jimmy Curtis,  Ralph Curtis,

Harold Dawes, Earl Driver, Eddie Driver, Elsie Washer Driver, Ravanell Driver, Emily Durham, Tony Durso,

Brien Ellis,

Laura Fox,  Billy J. France, James Alvie France,  Leonard M. Freeman, Sr., Leonard  M. “Buddy” Freeman, Jr., Margaret Freeman,

James J. Goodwin, Ruth Greer, Royce L. Givens, Jr., John Paul Grubb, Leonard Gwyn.

Brownie Haley, Frances Akin Haley, Wiley Hancock, Lucille Cook Harris, Bobbye Harrison, Esker Harrison, Eva Harrison, Helen Hayes, Edward Hobson, Ronnie Hobson,

Wanda Johns, Annie Johnson, Bryan Johnson, Maxine Johnson, Paul Johnson,  McKinley Jones, Earl Judkins, Len Judkins,  Linda Judkins, Marie Judkins,

James Dalton Knight, Wanda Knox,

Cason Lack, Blue Lockhart, Olene Lockhart, Fay Lohorn,  Brackett Luna, Nadine Luna,

Billy Malone, Kathy Martin, T.C. McMillen, Carlon Melton, Amy Lynn Miller,  Katrena Moore,  Cleta Murphy,

Leonard Nixon, Lorene Nixon,

Ann Pack, Donald Pack, J.W. Pack, Sr.,  Ricky Pack, Pauline Parsley, Mildred Patrick,  Calysta Pedigo, Everett Pedigo,

Evelyn Ramsey, Clyde Randolph, David Randolph, Harold Randolph,  Mary Randolph, George Ray, Gladys Ray, Dr. Greg Ray, Marzell Ray,  Everett Redmon, Noel Redmon,  Odell Redmon, Christine Reeder,  Ron Rogers, Horace Rosson,

Zona Selby, Sylvia Sellers, Donald Smith, Nan Smith, Virgil Smith, Christopher “Chris” Stanley, Jordan Steinbach,

Albert Taylor, Buddy Taylor, Cora Taylor,  Sergeant Shannon Taylor, Ressie Taylor, Ruth Taylor, U.B. Taylor,  W.B. Taylor, Winnie Taylor,  Doyle Thomas “Fonz”, Shelby Tittsworth, Elizabeth Tramel, Debbie Tuggle,

Betty Nixon Vickers,

Wanda Wallace, Green Wall, Maud Wall, Houston Washer, Dennis Webb,  Jamie Webb, Ruth Webb, Shelie Webb, Sr.,  Bethel Stephen White, Jerry Winfrey

Marie Young.

December 24, 2018
By: Dwayne Page

Almost 500 Christmas Eve meals were delivered to 196 households  this morning (Monday) to the needy or underserved in our community.

The DeKalb Emergency Services Association (DESA), in partnership with Adoration Health as well as local businesses and volunteers, spent the morning preparing and delivering the food to residents on 34 routes throughout the county.

“We feel that this is just another way our local emergency service providers and our supporters can serve our community,” said Blake Cantrell, President of the DESA.

Each food tray contained a serving of ham, green beans, corn, mashed potatoes and gravy, a roll, and a homemade dessert.

More than 400 food trays were prepared and delivered by dozens of volunteers Thanksgiving Day on behalf of the DESA.

December 23, 2018
By: Dwayne Page

The DCHS Tigers went 0-3 in the Aflac Watertown Christmas Tournament last week.

DeKalb County lost to Forrest 45 to 37 on Thursday, 47 to 45 to Cannon County on Friday, and 45 to 34 to Westmoreland on Saturday.

The Tigers are 1-14 on the season. Their only win was to Van Buren County 103 to 65 on November 17.

The remaining schedule is as follows:

Friday, January 4: White County-Home 6 p.m.
Tuesday, January 8: Upperman*-Home 6 p.m.
Friday, January 11: Macon County*-Away 6 p.m.
Tuesday, January 15: Smith County*-Away 6 p.m.
Friday, January 18: York Institute*-Away 6 p.m.
Tuesday, January 22: Livingston Academy*-Home 6 p.m.
Friday, January 25: Watertown*-Away 6 p.m.
Tuesday, January 29: Cannon County*-Home 6 p.m.

Friday, February 1: Upperman*-Away 6 p.m.
Tuesday, February 5: Macon County*-Home 6 p.m.
Thursday, February 7: Smith County*-Home 6 p.m.
Friday, February 8: Monterey-Home 6 p.m.

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