Forty One Youngsters Featured in DeKalb Fair Toddler Show

July 20, 2019
By: Dwayne Page

Forty one toddlers from ages 13 to 48 months were featured Friday evening during the annual Toddler Show at the DeKalb County Fair.

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2019 Photo Gallery

First place winners received a blue ribbon. Red ribbons went to those receiving second place.
This year’s recipients are as follows:

Boys (13 to 18 months)
Winner: Thomas Blaine Bragg, the 15 month old son of Justin and Morgan Bragg of Smithville.
Runner-up: Jaxxon Cruz Taylor, the 13 month old son of Adam Taylor and Alicia Taylor of Smithville

Other participants:
Karson Collier, the 18 month old son of Kassey and Lane Davenport of Liberty; Braxton Eli Hale, 17 month old son of Andrea Cantrell and Chad Hale of Smithville; and Parker Ridge Adams, 16 month old son of Zack and Katie Adams of Smithville

Girls (13 to 18 months)
Winner: Carrigan Elise Cox, 13 month old daughter of Brandon and Whitney Cox of Smithville
Runner-up: Ellie Chapman, 15 month old daughter of Josh and Taylor Chapman of Smithville.

Other participants:
Reese Leiser, 13 month old daughter of Sean and Jessica Leiser of Alexandria; Anisten Kate Tovar, 18 month old daughter of Shane and Kayla Tovar of Smithville; Blakelyn Emerie Cripps, 18 month old daughter of Corey and Kami Cripps of Smithville; and Addilyn Kate Nixon, 15 month old daughter of Nathan and Jessica Nixon of Smithville

Boys (19 to 24 months)
Winner: Tucker Lee Merriman, 23 month old son of Corey Merriman and Meranda Cook of Dowelltown
Runner-up: Asher Gray Castorena, 21 month old son of Kaitlin Rhea of Smithville.

Other participant:
Fisher Rhett Dyer, 21 month old son of Brandon and Mandee Dyer of Liberty.

Girls (19 to 24 months)
Winner: Brinleigh Cole Bain, 20 month old daughter of Amber Bain of Smithville.
Runner-up: Amelia Jade Fox, 22 month old daughter of Beverly Anderson and Greg Fox of Smithville

Other participants:
Lena Ann Pursell, 23 month old daughter of Ann Kathryn Pursell and Lawrence Bell of Dowelltown; Avayah Kay Cook, 23 month old daughter of Austin and Meranda Cook of Dowelltown; Kathryn Ann Williams, 21 month old daughter of Matthew Dillon Williams and Hailey Williams of Alexandria, Charlee Anna Eaton, 21 month old daughter of Lonnie Eaton and Katie Turner of Alexandria, and Aaniyah Naomi Lashea Cash, 21 month old daughter of Aaliyah Bass and Marv Cash of Dowelltown.

Boys (25 to 30 months)
No contestants

Girls (25 to 30 months)
Winner: Dallas Toby Agee, 30 month old daughter of Donny and Stephanie Agee of Smithville.
Runner-up: Janna Rae Davis, 28 month old daughter of Tanner and Emily Davis of Liberty

Other participant:
Kemrynn Davidson, 25 month old daughter of Tiffany Pedigo and Dakota Davidson of Smithville

Boys (31 to 36 months)
Winner: Alexander Soto, 31 month old son of Oscar and Makayla Soto of Smithville

Girls (31 to 36 months)
Winner: Haddeigh Grace Harvey, 35 month old daughter of Chad and Kayla Harvey of Alexandria.
Runner-up: Neveah Anderson, 35 month old daughter of Tori Tate and David Anderson of DeKalb County

Other participants:
Summer Elizabeth Longmire, 34 month old daughter of Drew and Kristy Longmire of Smithville; Alejandra Guitierrez, 33 month old daughter of Tanisha Bandy and Rony Guitierrez of Smithville; Piper Chapman, 33 month old daughter of Josh and Taylor Chapman of Smithville; Aleeya Weslyn Graham, 35 month old daughter of Derek and Andria Graham of Smithville; and Sophia Ann Tiner, 35 month old daughter of Billy and Stephanie Tiner of Smithville

Boys (37 to 47 months)
Winner: Dyllan Bates, 38 month old son of Tom and Chyna Bates of Liberty
Runner-up: Colton Duke, 38 month old son of John and Whitney Duke of Smithville

Girls (37 to 47 months)
Winner: Kallen Avarie Curtis, 45 month old daughter of John Curtis and Heather Page of Smithville.
Runner-up: Kendyl Reign Atnip, 40 month old daughter of Cody Atnip and Brooke Hutchings of Smithville

Other participants:
Jazlin Elizah Cantrell, 42 month old daughter of Joseph and Victoria Cantrell of Smithville; Paisley Grace Adams, 44 month old daughter of Zack and Katie Adams of Smithville; Peyton Elizabeth Knowles, 42 month old daughter of Justin and Mary Knowles of Smithville; Kenna Davidson, 47 month old daughter of Tiffany Pedigo and Dakota Davidson of Smithville; and Ziva Hartle, 47 month old daughter of Ashley Cook and Anthony Hartle of Alexandria.

July 20, 2019
By: Dwayne Page

50 year old Billie Ann Tubbs of Smithville won the 2019 Lip Sync Battle at the DeKalb County Fair Friday night beating out two other contenders for the title. Audience response determined the winner.

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2019 Photo Gallery

Tubbs lip synced to the song “Respect” by Aretha Franklin. Her performance earned her a first place trophy and $250 in cash.

Billie Ann Tubbs from dwayne page on Vimeo.

Coming in second place was 9 year old Karah Jo Ford as she lip synced to Rachel Platten’s “Stand By You”. She took home $150.

17 year old Caiti Milligan of Smithville received $50 and third place for her lip sync performance of a post modern jukebox version of The Killers’ “Mr. Brightside”.

Caitlin Milligan from dwayne page on Vimeo.

July 20, 2019
By: Dwayne Page

The Smithville Cumberland Presbyterian Church is again sponsoring a drive thru mobile food pantry on Saturday morning, July 20 rain or shine.

In partnership with Second Harvest Food Bank/USDA, the church plans to prepare enough food boxes to serve up to 300 families regardless of their income status, on a first come, first served basis.

Families will receive enough food to last them for a full week. Second Harvest will bring in pallets of food on trucks. The food will then be off loaded and organized in preparation for the distribution.

Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. and the food will be delivered from 9:00 a.m. until noon.

Unlike most food distributions, those being served by the mobile pantry will not have to get out of their automobiles. They will drive thru in a pickup line and volunteers will deliver the food directly to their vehicles, placing the food boxes either in the back seat or trunk. Cars will line up facing north on College Street across from the Smithville Cumberland Presbyterian Church.

“It’s a mobile food pantry but it’s also a drive thru. The recipients will stay in their cars. They will line up starting at 8:00 a.m. on College Street and when we have everything prepared and organized we’ll start the line moving, hopefully around 9:00 a.m. Recipients will drive through. As they enter in we’ll have a team there to put a box of food in their cars, either in their back seat or trunk,” said Isaac Gray, Minister of the Smithville Cumberland Presbyterian Church

“We will line up right across from the church (Smithville Cumberland Presbyterian Church) on College Street. We’ll start registration at 8:00 a.m. We’ll need the name of the recipients and how many families are being served. We’re limited to two families per vehicle to make sure we have enough food,” added Gray.

If you have any questions call Myra Reffue at 615-516-6662 or you may also call the church from 8:00 am -12:00 at 615-597-4197.

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