January 2007

• On Thursday, December 14th, this group from Eagleville Baptist Church and friends, enjoyed a festive afternoon at the Ryman Auditorium for Lifeway’s Christmas gift to Nashville, now in its eighth year at the Ryman. This year’s program, "A Christmas Prayer" was a truly memorable event. The show featured American Idol Finalist and former LifeWay employee, Mandisa Hundley. After the show, the group stopped off at O’Charley’s.  Attending were Barbara Owen, Lorene Rigsby, Betty Bolek, Ann Rideout & Bro. Louis Rideout, Lela Rooker, Don True, Joy True, Jane Jackson, Sammie Farris, Shirley Williams, Marie Underwood, Margaret Ryan and Debbie Ryan.
• Blake Hodge, son of Matt and Carol Ann Hodge recently played his Baritone (baby tuba) in Tuba Christmas in Nashville. Blake is a member of the Blackman Middle School Band in Murfreesboro. Tuba Christmas is a tradition that started in New York. The idea of Tuba Christmas was conceived in 1974 as a tribute to the late artist/teacher William J. Bell, born on Christmas Day, 1902. This was the 20th year anniversary for Tuba Christmas in Nashville. This year’s free concert was held at the 1st Baptist Church on 7th Avenue and Broad Street in Nashville. The volunteer band of Tubas consisted of 145 participants from age 11 to 90. Mr. Willis, age 90, has played in all 20 concerts. An over-flowing crowd enjoyed a wonderful program of Christmas Carols. Mr. G. R. Davis, an accomplished tuba artist/music teacher was the conductor for the Nashville concert. G. R. Davis and Nancy Holland were coordinators of the Nashville event. Other Tennessee Tuba Christmas’ were held in Harriman, Jackson, Pulaski and Savannah.

December 2006

• Rebecca Giller, eighth grade student at Eagleville School, along with her uncle and aunt, Don and Sue (Giller) Barniske in the Brawley, California, Cattle Call parade on November 4th. Rebecca and her family moved here in June, from California.  Rebecca has attended the Cattle Call parade and rodeo every year of her life.
• Patrick Ihrie bagged his first deer on a recent hunting trip-a whopping 4 pt. buck shot in the Flat Creek area. Patrick and his proud wife Shannon, will enjoy feasting on the tasty deer meat!
• Six former classmates from Eagleville High School, Class of 1960 met for dinner in Murfreesboro recently. Present were Edwina Cundiff, Pawleys Island, SC, Annette Chick, and grandson Donnie Ray Chick Jr. of Murfreesboro, Bobbie Sue Shelton, Lynda Sledge, and Jeannie Hendrix of Eagleville and Thelma Price of Murfreesboro.
• Visiting recently with William & Bithie Sue King , were daughter and son-in-law,Tabitha and Tim Persch from Larkspur, Colorado. While they were here the family enjoyed attending the play "Oklahoma" at MTSU.
• Brent Hodge, age nine, killed his first deer in October during the juvenile hunt on the family farm in Kentucky. Accompanying him was his dad, Matt.
• Taylor Bennett celebrated her 11th birthday on Saturday, November 11, 2006. She started the party off Friday night by having a sleep-over with a few friends. We all got up Saturday morning and ate a good breakfast and headed off to the mall to buy matching outfits. Our next stop was to get our toes and nails done! We had lunch at Chef Wangs and then back home to enjoy cake and ice cream! Taylor and her friends had a great day!!!!
• Jesse Rigsby just returned from two weeks in Hawaii, and no, he didn’t compete in the Ironman Race, but he went with his daughter, Karen, and son-in-law, Butch Wabby, who was a competitor in the 2.4 mile swim, 112 mile bike ride and 26.2 mile run – Butch finished the Ironman in 11 hours 54 minutes! The trip started out very eventful, as the Hawaii earthquake happened while we were in the air on our way. It caused a slight delay in our arrival, but no problems after that. Butch’s daughters and son-in-law also came over to see the race and Jesse didn’t let being 80 years old slow him down at all. He kept up with the young folks in all the activities including playing in the ocean waves like a 10 year old and hiking to waterfalls hundreds of feet high. The day of the race Jesse went along with the rest of the group to cheer Butch on at various spots along the race, walking about 5 miles that day. One of the favorite things was a two hour plane ride around the perimeter of the big island where he saw 1500 foot waterfalls, lava flowing into the ocean and many other interesting sites. He had fun snorkeling, the lava fields were amazing, and the sunsets were really beautiful. Being ever the gardener, he was amazed by the huge banyan trees and the lush vegetation in the rainforest. Jesse even got in a few Skip Bo games, even on the plane and at the beach. The trip finished up with a lu’au the last night at the beach in Kailua Kona. It was a trip of a lifetime that was enjoyed very much by all.
• Andrea Baird, Stephanie Evans and Paula Tipton of Regions Bank welcomed customers and friends to refreshments on Friday, December 8th for their Christmas Open House.
• EAGLEVILLIANS VISIT NEW YORK CITY - Judy Turner along with her four daughters Shirley Craddock, Elaine Shapott, Betsy Malone and Janet Tucker recently visited New York City.  They saw Times Square, Central Park, Empire State building, shopped till they dropped at Macy’s Department Store and China Town. Went to see a Broadway play, Phantom of the Opera, and rode the ferry to see Lady Liberty and Ellis Island. Bright lights, friendly people, riding the subway, and touring the city on the double decker bus, made for a wonderful trip.
• On Friday evening, December 8th, Andrea & Kenny Cain of Christiana hosted a Christmas dinner for Mamaw Bessie Lee Mosley and all of her sisters. Attending were Emily, Bessie Lee Mosley, Gavin Cain, Junior & Shirley Crick, Anita Hargrove, Margaret Ryan, Judy Frost, Jane Shelton, Sandy Shelton and Debbie Ryan.
• Mark Shelton, grandson of Jane Shelton of Eagleville, recently purchased a new home and invited family members over for a festive Christmas dinner. Attending were Bessie Lee Mosley, Anita Hargrove, Shirley & Junior Crick, Jane Shelton, Margaret Ryan, Sandy Shelton, Renee Shinn, Kathy Shelton, Janet Shelton, and Debbie Ryan.

November 2006

• The EHS Red Hot Red Hat 69ers met in Murfreesboro had dinner at the Maple Street Grill. There were especially glad to have one of their form classmates, Betty Rowland, attended as a guest. Present was Celia Toombs, Judy Smythia, Sandra Woodside, Nell Palmer, Rhonda Tenpenny, Betty Rowland and Nina Smith.
• On Saturday, October 21, a benefit was held for Jack Dillion on Clark Street in Eagleville. The benefit was sponsored by C & C Studio. A silent action, raffle drawing for autographed guitars by George Jones and Kenny Chesney, lots food, fun and music made for an enjoyable evening. Jack suffered brain injuries in an auto accident on January 22, 1998. Benefit proceeds go toward the purchase of a wheelchair accessible van for Jack. Jack is pictured above with his family members who wish to thank everyone for their help and support to make this event a success.
• Shelia Binkley and Nell Palmer attended the Nashville Firefighters Association benefit at the Municipal Auditorium in Nashville on October 13. They sang along with the oldies music with Dickey Lee, The Memphis Allstars, The Crystals and The Tokens.

• On Sunday, October 29th, friends and family gathered at the home of Don and Kim Patterson celebrating the birthdays of Mable Ballard and Bridget Miller. Most of the family was in attendance to see our special relatives and friends back off to Texas.

• Alvin and Lynda Sledge and Sherry Bellenfant recently enjoyed a trip to Gatlinburg Tennessee and Cherokee North Carolina. They visited Cades Cove and enjoyed the beautiful fall scenery. They were also accompanied by Rufus Sledge.

• Buddy and Bernice Pate recently hosted a wiener roast at the home of Alvin and Margaret Pate. The weather was nice and all had a good time. Those in attendance were Rachel Scott, Betty Raymer, Bobby and Mary Langley. Al and Carol Canterbury, Melissa Larsen and children Lara & Macy, Lindsey Langley, Pate and Cate Langley, Margie Cothran and granddaughter Haley, and Lily Pate. All the children enjoyed a hayride after the wiener roast.

• The class of 1944 got together at Ryan’s Restaurant in Murfreesboro on Saturday, November 4th. Those that attended were Mr. and Mrs. Pollard Crick, Lorene Boles Smith, Lorene Hendrix Sharpe and daughter Deborah, Pauline Heaton Arnold, Wren Macon Doubler and her daughter Kathleen Steuart, Bobby Macon and Jean Hendrix Covington.
  Susie Alcorn Baxter and Mary Maxwell Kline were unable to attend. We all had a great time and enjoyed the food.

• US Bank of College Grove would like to welcome Katie Smotherman Taylor to their team. Katie’s first day was October 30th. She is the daughter of Jimmy & Patti Smotherman and, the wife of Joey Taylor. "We are very pleased to have her friendly face amongst us."
• Marjorie Patterson entertained friends and family at Bell Buckle Cafe on Friday the 27th of October. Sister-in-law and friends visiting from Texas were Dr. and Mrs. Charles Stevens and Dr. and Mrs. Charles Williams. Also in attendance were Mrs. Mable Ballard of Franklin, Don Patterson of Eagleville, Ron, Fred and Ann Patterson of Chapel Hill, and Bob and Clara Boyce of Shelbyville.
• Local Women Trained in Personal Safety - On Tuesday, October 17, 2006, three groups of Red Hat Sisters gathered at the Eagleville Community Center for training in personal safety geared especially to the holiday season. The training was led by Sgt. James Harrell and Deputy Jimmy Cassidy of the Rutherford County Sheriff’s Office. They trained the ladies on personal, home, and shopping center safety techniques. There were numerous demonstrations, and the training was interesting and very well received, with a great deal of audience participation. The deputies emphasized ways to protect yourself proactively, including self-defense techniques and situational awareness. After the training session, all the attendees were treated to an excellent dinner with a great selection of dishes and desserts. Attending the training were members of the Red Hat Chicks from Williamson County, the Groovy Grovettes of College Grove, and the sponsoring group, the Eagleville Red Hat Sweet-Tarts. Special thanks to the Rutherford County Sheriff’s Department for their service to the community.
• In October, Keith Blair and his father Donald Blair attended the TWRA Hunter’s Safety Course to get Keith ready for his hunting debut. Keith has always gone along on hunting trips with his father, but now it was his big chance to harvest a deer of his own. Proudly, the 10-year-old bagged an 8-point buck on Juvenile weekend, his first weekend to hunt! We are very proud of your accomplishments, Keith!

October 2006

• Tami Blair, Shelby Miller and Bridget Miller enjoyed a recent trip to Gatlinburg. Time was spent playing putt-putt golf, riding the skylift, shopping and meeting up with old friends.

• Four Generations-Lori Ann Beard, Ruby Meadors, Samantha Beard, Irene Horner were pictured last year at a family gathering for Mother’s Day.

• Sherry and Fred Hobbs recently traveled to Kerrville, Texas where they attended the 53rd Annual Red Angus Breeders Convention held at the Y.O. Ranch Resort and Convention Center.
  Activities enjoyed was a trip to the 40,000 acre Y.O. Ranch for a tour of exotic animals, longhorn cattle and a chuck wagon steak dinner. The meetings were informative and the Texas hospitality was great.

September 2006

• Tom & Frankie Reed of Murfreesboro, and Jane & Leon Puckett of Eagleville, along with twenty-two First United Church members, have returned from a thirteen day Princess Line tour of Poland, Finland, Russia, Estonia, and Germany. Two tours enjoyed by the groups were the Hermitage, St. Petersburg, Russia and the Jewish Heritage Museum and Berlin Wall in Germany.
• Guess who dropped in on Emy Joe at Ej’s Antiques during August? The great....George Jones. I guess Emy Joe is right. You just never know who will stop by her shop.
• Five of the Perrell sisters, Shirley Crick, Jane Shelton, Anita Hargrove, Margaret Ryan, and Bessie Lee Mosley, along with Kathy and Janet Shelton and Junior Crick celebrated Jane’s birthday at Henry Horton Park Restaurant on Saturday, August 26th. Celebrations of any kind is a way for the sisters to get together each month.
• A 80th Happy Birthday Celebration was held for Gordon "PaPa" Lamb!  In attendance were his wife, Mary Alice; children & spouses - Don & Ginger Lamb, Anne & Randall Lamb, Joyce & Jerry Jones, Jean & Jimmy Lamb; grandchildren & great grandchildren - Eric & Nancy Marlin, Kevin Marlin, Chad Lamb, Lee Jones, Jonathon & Amanda Johnson, Brian & Jennifer Cooper, Mac Jones, Dustin Lamb, Hunter Marlin, Mike & Deanna Frieise, Courtney Marlin, Leslie & Cason Lamb, Jodi Lamb and Savannah Marlin.
• College Grove was the featured community in August on Channel 2 News. Interviewed were: Emy Joe at Ej’s Antiques; Bob Moran & his mother, June; Buddy & Mary Tom Cromer with the College Grove United Methodist Church; College Grove Grocery folks; and the home of Carol Schmidt was featured.
• Sixteen "Red Hat Sweet Tarts" from Eagleville celebrated our Queen Mother, Nina Merritt and sister, Evelyn Plunkett’s birthdays on August 15. The food at Monell’s in Franklin was great. The fun and fellowship was even better.
• The Eagleville FCE Club sponsored Chelsea Lamb in the MTEMC Beauty Contest on August 19th at Murphy Center. Chelsea placed in the final twelve that reappeared on stage. The finalist were asked questions by TV personality Sharon Puckett.  Chelsea is the daughter of Bill and Deborah Lamb.

• Elizabeth and L. R. Edmonson visited their daughter, Patricia, and her husband, Matthew, in Portland Oregon at the end of August. Ricky, their son from LA, joined them in Portland and they visited The Olympic National Forest and Park in Washington State. Points of interest were the Dungeness Spit, which is the world’s longest naturally occurring sandpit located in Sequim. The next stop was Hurricane Ridge with its magnificent vistas that stretch far into the interior of the Olympic Mountains, revealing glacier-covered peaks and steep river valleys. They visited Lake Crescent, the pre-historic glacier lake that is 12 miles long and over 600 feet deep. From there, they relaxed at the Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort with the warm natural mineral pools. A short hike was taken to view the Sol Duc Falls, one of the largest and most beautiful falls in the Olympic National Park.
  Another point of interest was Cape Flattery, the most northwestern tip of the lower forty-eight states. Located in the Makah Indian Reservation, a cedar plank boardwalk took them on a moderate hike to viewpoints overlooking both the Pacific Ocean and the Strait of Juan de Fuca, which separates the Olympic Peninsula from Vancouver Island, BC. The next stop was at the southern end of the coastal strip to Kalaloch Lodge perched on a bluff overlooking the Pacific. Kalaloch is well known for its rocky and sandy beaches dotted with driftwood, rocky headlands and tide pools. A short trail to Ruby Beach revealed Destruction Island several miles offshore capped by a 94-foot lighthouse.
  The last destination was a drive along Lake Quinault to the Quinault Rain Forest where annual rainfall averages over 16 feet a year. The forest is the largest surviving old-growth forest in the Pacific Northwest with trees over 1,000 years old.

August 2006

• Nell Palmer recently hosted the EHS Sassy Red Rot Red Hat 69ers in Franklin. They toured the Carnton Plantation including the beautiful English Garden. Lunch was enjoyed downtown Franklin at Meridee’s Bread Basket. Attending were Judy Smythia, Sandra Woodside, Rhonda Tenpenny, Nell Palmer, Nina Smith and Celia Toombs.
• On Saturday, July 22nd, Chandler Borrell celebrated his 7th birthday with a party at his home with family and friends. The attendees played tennis and games and had refreshments.
• Tiffany Lamb celebrated her 23rd birthday on July 2nd at her house with family and friends.
• David Manier celebrated his 8th birthday on July 6, 2006, with a huge 16 ft. water slide, an ice cold dunking tank and 72 of his closet buddies! Wow! Happy Birthday!
• Chord of Three was awarded the Favorite Female Group of 2006 at the Music City Gospel Showcase Convention held at the Factory in Franklin, TN June 15, 16 & 17. The award show was held on Saturday night, June 17 and hosted by Don Frost and his daughter, Donna. Chord of Three is made up of Brenda Woodson and sister Judy Whaley, daughters of Alvin & Jean Frost of Rockvale. Melissa McCullough of Murfreesboro sings lead for the group. For more information on Chord of Three go to www.chordofthree.com

July 2006

• Alvin and Margaret Pate have recently returned from a visit to Hilton Head Island, S. C. The Pates, their son, Buddy and wife Bernice, their daughter, Mary Ann Lanley and Rachel Scott, mother of Bernice Pate visited in the home of another daughter, Sandra and her husband Charlie Reed who celebrated their 40^th wedding anniversary during the Pates visit. This gala affair was held at Charley's Crab Restaurant on the bay and was attended by a large group of family and friends, which included their son and his family and Charlie’s parents, Leon and Katie Reed from College Grove. Charlie’s brothers Tommy and John along with their families also attended. Melissa Pate Huston unable to attend the celebration but prepared a musical and picture video for her sister Sandra and Charlie depicting their lives during their 40 years of marriage. Melissa had recently gathered this information while vacationing with Sandra in Belize. The vacationing group attended the Christian Athletes banquet, which was held in the Shipyard Plantation, and they also spent a lot of time relaxing and enjoying the beach.
• Recently, Marie Underwood of Eagleville treated retired co-workers and friends from Lifeway Christian Resource of Nashville to a festive lunch at Las Fiestas. Pictured was: Gretchen Hargrove from Antioch, Jane Shelton from Eagleville, Pat Barnes from Greenbrier, Bessie Lee Mosley from Eagleville and Marie. Taking picture is Margaret Ryan from Eagleville.
• On Saturday, June 17th, local bluegrass band, The Rank Strangers, competed in the shade tree picking contest at the Summertown Bluegrass Festival. The band placed 2nd in the contest. Pictured was: Tyler Anderson of Manchester, Stephen Ryan of Rockvale, Ryan Reed of Franklin, Casey Reed of Franklin, and Phillip Ryan of Rockvale. The band will be performing Saturday at the 4th of July Celebration in Smithville and will be playing at the Uncle Dave Macon Celebration at Cannonsburg in Murfreesboro. They will also be performing at Leiper’s Fork this summer.

June 2006

• On Saturday, May 27th, the Perrell family had their annual country ham breakfast at the Community Center. Brother and sisters Anita Hargrove, Margaret Ryan, Bessie Lee Mosley, John Perrell, Polly Riggan, Shirley Crick, Jane Shelton were present. In previous years the breakfast was always in the yard at the home of Bessie Lee and the late Harrison Mosley where the entire breakfast was prepared on a wood stove. To ease the preparation, the family decided this year to have the breakfast at the Community Center. Family and friends enjoyed a wonderful breakfast and some great bluegrass music.
• Brandyn Jutkofsky son of Joseph and Lisa Jutkofsky 3^rd of Eagleville , spent five days on the road from Rockvale School to New York along the way stopping in Philadelphia for the day to visit historic sites. While in New York they saw the Lion King, museums, the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, Central Park, Empire State Building and Ground Zero. While on a tour of the NBC Studios he was able to meet and speak with Tom Hanks, wow! what a trip. Next year school trip will take him to the Washington D.C.
• Sixth Grade Class Trip—Fifty-one students and thirty-two adults representing the sixth grade class at Blackman Middle School, boarded two Grayline buses and traveled through Virginia, visiting Monticello and Mount Vernon, on their way to Washington, D.C. While in Washington, they toured numerous presidential monuments, government buildings, and famous eateries. This first annual trip took place May 17-21. The trip was lead by Carol Ann Hodge, teacher and attended by sixth-grader Blake Hodge.
• A great time on a recent trip to the Smokies and a visit to Dixie Stampede. In attendance was Olga Krstevich, Elizabeth Padilla, Margaret Rivers, Annette Burgett, Kathy, Joy True, Connie Harris, Jenny Allen, Verna Norris. Back row: Mary Ann Gurney, Michelle Harris, Karen Haynes, and Kathy Van Horne.
• On 13 May, Beulah Maupin, Julia Taliaferro, Bobby McElhaney, and Mary (Sissy) Lee were treated to a surprise birthday party by Jeanie McElhaney at the Eagleville Community Center.
• Recently Blake and Brent Hodge attended their first major league baseball game. They spent the weekend in Atlanta with a group of 10, which included their parents, Matt and Carol Ann and other friends and family members. They went sight seeing, eating at an historic Varsity eatery and on Memorial Day they attended the Atlanta Braves and Los Angeles Dodgers game.
• Bobbie Sue Shelton had as her guest recently, Ed and Sharon McClelland and their daughter, Martha from Richardson, Texas. Ed is the grandson of George and Flora Lowe and the great-great grandson of Chesley Williams. He is the writer of the Chesley Williams articles, which recently appeared in the Eagleville Times.
• The first week of June, Debbie Ryan, along with nieces from Highland, Illinois, Caysea & Shelby, spent seven fun filled days in Panama City Beach, Florida. The weather was beautiful and the Celadon Beach Resort was the perfect selection for a much needed vacation full of fun and relaxation.

May 2006

• Faye & Sam Wooten visit The Netherlands—"The Netherlands? Where's that?" That was the response we gave when our daughter, Sondra Warner, told use she, her husband Darrell and our grandson David were moving to The Netherlands and the response we heard more than once when telling others we were going to visit her there.
  The Netherlands is a small country tucked into the northwest corner of Europe between Belgium, Germany and the North Sea. Sondra lives in a section of the country know as Holland in a city named Wassenaar. Ah, now you know which country we are talking about – windmills, wooden shoes, tulips and the boy with his finger in the dike.
  The main motivation for our recent visit to The Netherlands was to spend time with our family, particularly our grandson David. The seven-hour time difference and very long travel time between Eagleville and Holland meant that we landed a day later than we took off. Getting use to “losing” a day, and a lot of sleep, wasn’t easy. However, visiting David and some of the sites definitely made it worthwhile.
  While in The Netherlands, we visited Lisse, which is a short drive from the Dutch capital of Amsterdam. In Lisse we visited the famous Keukenhof Gardens where each spring literally millions of tulips and other bulb flowers bloom. It was a very chilly, windy day, but the beautiful colors and wonderful smells made us forget about the cold.
  In the city of Haarlem, we toured the former home of Corrie Ten Boom. The Ten Boom family were devoted Christians who provided a "hiding place" during the Second World War for Jewish fugitives and those hunted by the Nazis.
  The tour guide’s recount of the Ten Boom's devotion and bravery, which is also told in the book “The Hiding Place” and the movie by the same name, was truly inspiring. Finally, we visited a farm that made delicious Gouda cheese and those famous Dutch wooden shoes. We had a wonderful time in The Netherlands. It was exciting seeing the windmills, tulips, wooden shoes and dikes. However, we are ready for our family to get back to the United States. Those long overseas flights can be a little much.
• Lynda Sledge and Bobbie Sue Shelton visited with Miss Mary Lois Arnold in Nashville recently.
• Brent Hodge, age 8, bagged his first turkey which had a 10 inch beard, recently while hunting with his Dad. Brent is the son of Matt and Carol Ann Hodge.
• Recently, Jerry & Yvonne Lowe spent several weeks in Florida, They met with James & Hazel Rigsby & Bob Lee and camped together at Beverly Beach, Ft. Myers, Tampa and Destin. Jerry & Yvonne visited Jerry’s aunt, Nell Lowe Harris, of Altamonte Springs. Nell is formerly from Eagleville/Murfreesboro area. Jerry, Yvonne, James and Hazel had a fantastic time in Everglades City when they rode an air ride boat down a river and saw an alligator, raccoons, wild hogs, birds, etc. Jerry & Yvonne also visited Jimmie & Ellie Wilkinson in Clearwater, Florida. Pictured L-R: James & Hazel Rigsby, Yvonne & Jerry Lowe.
• The Crutchers and Shanks thoroughly enjoyed their Spring Break with a cruise to Grand Cayman, Costa Maya, Cozumel, and Belize. They spent their sunny days with excursions of island tours viewing Mayan ruins, snorkeling, and relaxing on the beach and pool deck listening to Caribbean music. They mostly treasured the fine dining and entertainment. The memories they shared were unforgettable.
  Pictured L-R: Dustin, Tina, Kenny & Tanner Crutcher, Mallory, Darren, Jeanise & Jeff Shanks.

April 2006

• Brent Harper and his parents enjoyed Spring Break in Destin and Panama City, Florida.
• Chelsea Lamb was surprised by 16 of her friends at the home of Elizabeth & Michale McClaran. Those in attendance at the “Sweet 16” party were: Ashton Vaughn, Rachel Hedgepath, Jessica Bell, Holly Poteete, Katlyn Doss, Katie Cook, Taylor Grocock, Cassie Davenport, Jim Bo Porter, Hunter Marlin, Chris Jutkofsky, Khendal & Khameron Lillard, Doug Brown, James Blackwell and Michael Frost.
• Jerry and Yvonne Lowe visited Jimmy and Ellie Wilkinson at their Florida home while they were camped nearby with James and Hazel Rigsby. The Wilkinson’s really enjoyed their visit but would have loved if James and Hazel could have visited also. Jim and Ellie will be returning to their Eagleville home in the near future for the summer.

February 2006

• On Jan7, 2006, Kelly Mooneyham was given a baby shower by her sister Kim Baehr and friend Wendy Underwood. The shower was at the home of Wendy Underwood. Kelly was showered with gifts from friends and family as she and her husband Jaff Mooneyham await their baby girl’s arrival, due February 11th 2006 Guest enjoyed a gorgeous 2-tier cake, decked in pink and adorned with teddy bears and baby blocks. Kelly and Jeffy plan to name their new little girl-Shelbie.
• The Bolek Family Reunion during Thanksgiving week was held in West Palm, Florida at the home of Ben and Joyce Bolek. Attending was matriach Mrs. Jean Bolek and the entire Bolek family, Adam’s family-Dennis, Colleen, Torry, Emily, and Olivia of Eagleville; Smith family-Kathleen, Barry, and Zak of Port Huron, Michigan; Burrows children-Michael, Molly, Maggie and mother, Susan Moore of Eagleville; Betty Bolek of Eagleville; and Audry Bolek and children, Eric and Sarah of Rockvale. It was a wonderful week.
• A triangle built of Bolek family members at the reunion on the beach in Florida. Top row: Olivia & Emily Adams; center row: Maggie, Burrows, Sarah Bolek, Mollie Burrows; bottom row: Zak Smith, Tony Adams, Eric Bolek and Michael Burrows. Other than Zak (nehpew), all are grandchildren of Betty Bolek.

January 2006

• A fun time was enjoyed by Lorene Rigsby, Marie Underwood, Lula Mae Johnson and Shirley Williams when they saw the ICE SHOW at OPRYLAND. Even with the temperature below zero inside, they remained unfrozen. Afterwards they enjoyed lunch at O’Charley’s in Franklin.
• A birthday celebration was held for Anita Hargrove in December. Anita and four of her sisters, Shirley Crick, Bessie Lee Mosley, Margaret Ryan and Jane Shelton, had a great birthday meal at Henry Horton State Park Restaurant. The sisters were also joined by Nita’s niece, Debbie.
• Judy Turner and daughters, Shirley, Elaine, Betsy and Janet, recently spent a long weekend in the Smoky Mountains. They attended the Louise Mandrelle Show, saw the Smoky Mountain lights, visited relatives in Maryville, and went shopping-shopping-shopping!
• Blake Hodge, son of Matt and Carol Ann Hodge, attended the Holly Ball, a black tie event that was held at the Double Tree Hotel in Murfreesboro on December 11th. The ball was sponsored by the National League of Junior Cotillions.
• The Perrell family enjoyed their annual Christmas lunch at the home of Jane Perrell Shelton on the 11^th. With a large group from the families of Mary Frances Perrell Lester, Bessie Perrell Mosley, Whack Perrell, Margaret Perrell Ryan, John Perrell, Anita Perrell Hargrove, Jane Perrell Shelton, Polly Perrell Riggan, and Shirley Perrell Crick.
• Congratulations to Jennifer Lamb, she graduated from MTSU Sat. the 17^th with a degree in early Childhood Development. A reception was held at the Eagleville United Methodist Church after the Graduation to honor her. She plans to pursue a teaching career.
• Sandy Shelton entertained a few family and friends with a wonderful Christmas dinner party Sat. the 17^th. Her house was beautifully decorated for Christmas. In attendance were, Jane, Kathy, Janet and Mark Shelton, Renee and Michael Shinn, Bessie Mosley, Anita Hargrove, Shirley and Hillard Crick. Brent, Betty, Lane and Sara Beth Stacy, Margaret and Debbie Ryan, Herbert and Evelyn Crick, Marecca Tucker and Dewayne.
• Recently the families of Albert Hargrove, Betty Jo Hargrove Leverette, Don Hargrove, Jimmy Hargrove, Linda Hargrove Blackwell and Jerry Hargrove enjoyed Christmas lunch at Horton Park restaurant.
• Elizabeth & L.R. Edmonson invited the Mt. Vernon congregation to their home on December 2nd. Everyone brought food, had a great meal and then decorated the church float for the Christmas parade. The group came back on Saturday for a ham breakfast and then on to the parade. This was the 3rd year for the group to gather for this festive event. On December 18th, the group met at the Edmonsons’ again for another festive meal and all then went to the open house at Fred & Sherry Hobbs home. Everyone had a great time.
• Frances Sullivan celebrated her 74th birthday Saturday, November 12th at her home in Smyrna. The party was given by Geri and William Fields, Becky Cunningham, Courtney Vaughn, and Chris and Heather Cunningham. There were forty-four friends and family members in attendance to help Frances celebrate her big day. Everyone enjoyed lots of great food and laughter. Thank you to all of those that attended!

December 2005

• Freeland and Sara Maupin, Sonny Lonas, Bobbie Sue Shelton, Willie and Helga McKee recently returned from a 7-day cruise to the Caribbean on the ship, Zuiderdam, of the Holland America Cruise Line. They visited Half Moon Cay, St. Thomas and Tortola of the Virgin Islands and Nassau, Bahamas.

November 2005

• This summer Mike, Michelle, Taylor & Michael Bennett took a family vacation in Panama City Beach, FL.
• Edwina Anderson Cundiff a 1960 graduate of Eagleville School was recently in the area visiting her family and friends. She and her husband, Don, live in Pawleys Island, South Carolina. While visiting she had dinner with former classmates, Lynda Sledge, Jeannie Hendrix, Bobbie Sue Shelton, Freeland and Sara Maupin.
• John Smotherman was surprised by his wife with a birthday party at the Community Center on Sunday Afternoon October 16. The Center was filled with friends and family to wish him a Happy Birthday.
• Fred and Sherry Hobbs at the Skinner Ranch near Hall, Montana, one of seven working ranches they toured in central Montana as part of a two day ranch tour sponsored by the American Salers Association. They visited the Lewis and Clark Center in Great Falls, Montana before traveling across Idaho to Utah where they visited the Golden Spike National Historical Site at Promontory Summit near Ogden, Utah. As usual, they managed to do some shopping and antiquing along the way.
• Beulah Russell, Bill Russell, Bob Russell and Nell Palmer, all formerly of Eagleville, attended the wedding of Bill’s daughter Angie, on October 1st held at the Sugarloaf Country Club in Duluth, Georgia.
• Shelia Binkley and Nell Palmer enjoyed “1964: The Tribute” on October 14th at the Municipal Auditorium. This was a group who looked and sounded exactly like the original “Beatles”.
• L.R. & Elizabeth Edmonson and Cindy West hosted a Ham Breakfast on the 19th at the Edmonson home for some of their friends from the Dairy Bar. Those who attended were Bob Maxwell, Aaron Reed, Gary Reed and Audra Alsup. Cindy and Elizabeth said it was just like working at the Dairy Bar. A good time was had by all.
• Recently many Eagleville residents spent several days camping in Pigeon Forge at the Twin Mountain R.V. Resort. James & Hazel Rigsby and Bobby Lee, Jerry & Yvonne Lowe, Mike & Patty Rigsby, Richard & Geri Moffitt and Sissy, Buddy & Belinda Woodson, Don & Jeanie Hendrix and Chloe all enjoyed visiting, shopping, eating and sightseeing. Chris & Dayton Hendrix and Pam & Ashton Vaughn, son, daughter and grandchildren of Don & Jeanie Hendrix also visited. Eagleville residents, Wayne & Vickie Johnson also dropped by for a visit.
• Johnny & Peggy Taylor vacationed recently in Destin, Florida with their children and grandchildren. Pictured are Peggy & Johnny with grandchildren Taylor, McKenzie, Jake and Hannah.
• Twenty friends and family members gathered for brunch at Henry Horton State Park Inn on Sunday, October 2 to celebrate Grace Trombley’s 75^th birthday. Mrs. Trombley is visiting in Eagleville from Florida staying with Phill Williams. She is Bill Trombley’s mother.
  Bill’s brothers, Brad and Barry, arrived in Eagleville on Saturday for the surprise birthday party. Brad and his daughter, Kennedy, drove from Pleasant Ridge, Michigan. Barry and his son, Alex, traveled from Lake Worth, Florida. Other out-of-town guests were long-time friends Carol Lynn Wilson and Karole Sue Shivak from Northwest Ohio. Local friends were Bridget and Wes Fitzgerald, Craig Williams and Laura Hollman, Ann Brown, Wanda Steagall, Laura Ralston, Bobby Claxton, Beverly Claxton, Barbara Owens, Connie Weathers, Debbie Ryan…and, of course, Phill Williams. Lots of love and laughter flowed from table to table. Many pictures were taken to celebrate the memories of the day.

• Mike & Michelle Bennett attended the Opry's 80th Birthday celebration on Saturday,
   October 15, 2005, where they met many of the artists that performed that night.  They 
  are pictured here with Country Superstar Garth Brooks.  But, their favorite performer that
   night was Josh Turner, who sang "Long Black Train" and "Your Man."
  

October 2005

• Johnny, Peggy and Lynn Taylor recently enjoyed a trip to Nova Scotia and New York.
• The Shelton Sisters, Vicky, Sandy, Renee, Kathy and Janet enjoyed their annual trip to Gatlinburg for a week of shopping and being together.
• Kenneth, Patricia, Ricky and Randy treated Elizabeth and L.R. Edmonson to an all expense paid trip to Washington DC to celebrate their 50^th wedding anniversary. Patricia arrived from Portland, Oregon and Ricky from Los Angeles, California to accompany their parents to DC. The first stop was George Washington’s Mount Vernon Estate and Gardens and Arlington National Cemetery. Senator Gordon Smith’s office provided a private tour of the Capitol and White House. They also visited the Supreme Court, Library of Congress, National Archives and the Washington National Cathedral. One of the most enjoyable moments was a moonlight tour of the monuments. The trip ended with a visit to Monticello, home of Thomas Jefferson.
• Members of the Harpeth Lick Presbyterian Church gave Joe Maupin a surprise 90th birthday celebration party at the church Sunday the 11^th. The church and yard was filled with about 150 friends and relatives.
• Johnny Taylor and Fred Hobbs are shown checking in hunters at their annual Labor Day Dove Shoot held at Swamp Haven Farms near Eagleville. There were lots of doves and most hunters were able to bag their limit. All who participated really enjoyed the event. According to Johnny and Fred, it was the best hunt they have sponsored to this date. Both are looking forward to an even greater hunt next year.
• Buford Chrisman celebrated his 85th birthday on September 18, 2005. Helping him celebrate were four of his children: Linda Huffman, Sherrie McGee, Jess and Carl Chrisman and their families. (not able to attend was Larry Chrisman).

September 2005

• Recently, Jerry Lowe was honored for his 65th birthday by his wife, Yvonne; children, Donna & Greg Snead, Angie Benton, Pamela Dodd, and Eric & Julia Sutton; and his grandchildren, Tiffany & Brandon Anderson, Maleigha Benton and Bryce Sutton at the Hickory Falls Grill in Smyrna.
• Freeland Maupin and a group of musicians entertained the senior residents of Dandridge Tower Apartments in Nashville recently. The musicians included; Sonny Lonas, Bill Bohanan, Willie McKee, Gere Mullican, Ernie Salto and Norman Rhodes.
• Mr. & Mrs. Ed McClellan from Texas visited family and friends in the Eagleville and surrounding areas recently. Ed, a grandson of the late George and Flora Lowe, and his wife are family genealogist as well as historians. While in Eagleville they visited with Bobbie Sue Shelton and contributed information for future articles for "Step Back In Time".
• Blake Hodge, Bobbie Sue Shelton and Sonny Lonas attended the George Jones concert at the Loretta Lynn Dude Ranch in Hurrican Mills recently.
• Courtney Simon hosted a luau for her 17th birthday. Guests enjoyed food, karaoke, limbo lines and hula dancers. Courtney’s biggest birthday present was a car given to her by her by her mom & dad.
• Fred and Sherry Hobbs recently traveled to Denver, Colorado where they attended the 2005 Cattle Industry Summer Conference. While in the Denver area they enjoyed visiting the many antique shops and also did some sight-seeing. On their journey home, they toured rural Nebraska and did lots of antiquing along the way.
• The McClaran and Lamb family enjoyed their annual vacation together in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Joining the family this year was Jodi Wright and Brian Cooper.
• Harold Vincion had a rare experience from July 23 thru July 28. He, along with a group of 15 other men had the opportunity to visit Elfin Cove, Alaska. Elfin Cove is a fishing village located 90 west of Juneau. The only access to Elfin Cove is by air or boat and is opened primarily from May to September for sports fishing. Harold fished for halibut and salmon. Other fish that were caught were rock fish, sea bass, and link cod. Although link cod was not in season, he managed to catch two that weighed 40 pounds. Besides fishing he enjoyed seeing the abundance of wildlife especially eagles, whales, sea lions, dolphins, and sea otters. Before returning home, he also enjoyed a day of sightseeing in Juneau.
• Barbara Bonner Owens, of Eagleville, was honored on July 23rd with a BIRTHDAY LUNCHEON. Given by her children, Connie & Bruce Weathers of Franklin, Wiley (Bubba) and Liz Bonner of Eagleville, and grandchildren Barbara and Bobby Smotherman of Eagleville; Rissa Weather of Franklin; and Cassie and Seth Woodard of Prattville, AL. This celebration was also attended by Barbara’s great granddaughters, Tarryn and Chloe Smotherman of Eagleville and Madelyn Grace Woodard of Prattville, AL.
  The Eagleville Community Center was beautifully appointed with fresh flowers by Eagleville Florist. Table decorations and centerpieces were filled with Shasta daisies, carnations and beautiful pink sweetheart rosebuds.  The honoree and guests were served Whitt’s barbecue with all the trimmings and the luncheon was topped off with a special strawberry shortcake, prepared and served by Kayre Driver, of Eagleville. A great time of fellowship and best wishes were shared by all who attended. Ms. Owens has lived in Eagleville for over five years after moving here from Augusta, GA, and works part-time as Post Mistress in Eagleville.

August 2005

• June 16 Maureen M. Writesman departed Nashville and traveled to Seattle, WA where she met her mother Lois Keas (who is retired and lives in Florida). They toured Seattle on Friday and on Saturday boarded the Norwegian Spirit for a 7-day cruise to Alaska. Cities visited include: Juneau, Ketchikan, Skagway, and Price Rupert Island, Canada. Weather was a delightful 55 degrees each day!
• Congratulations to teachers Wanda Logue, Patsy Slusher and Belinda Woodson, on their retirement from Eagleville School. When school starts in a few weeks I know they will be missed.
• Michael Shinn spent a week with his Granny, Jane Shelton, while his parents, Renee, Greg and brother Kevin went to Pennsylvania on a Mission Trip.
• Bessie Mosley, Margaret Ryan, Anita Hargrove, Jane Shelton, Shirley & Hillard Crick enjoyed lunch at Horton Park recently. The occasion was Bessie Mosley’s 81^st birthday.
• Lois Whitaker, daughter Crystal Rodriguez and Lois's sister Joyce Chumbley recently enjoyed a trip to CA. They had three days in the San Francisco area where they took a cruise under the Golden Gate Bridge and around Alcatraz, and enjoyed walks on Lombard Street and Pier 39, riding the cable cars, and drives through Chinatown and the Presidio. Golden Gate Park was especially beautiful with all the flowers and trees of the CA Conservatory and Japanese Tea Garden. They enjoyed a day trip and lunch in the Napa Valley. They then drove through the San Joaquin Valley over the mountains into Los Angeles where they saw the King Tut exhibit at the LACMA and the Brea Tar Pits, and visited relatives in nearby Banning. Upon their advice, because of the extreme heat, plans to see The Joshua Tree were changed but they were able to see smaller ones on the drive through the outer edges of Death Valley into Las Vegas. They then explored many of the "themed" hotels, New York, Paris, Caesars, Bellagio, Venetian, Luxor, Excalibar, etc on the Strip and a drive out to Hoover Dam and Lake Mead. All agree it was a great trip but are glad to be back to the green of TN.
• James & Hazel Rigsby and Bob Lee, Jerry & Yvonne Lowe, Richard & Geri Moffet and Sissy recently vacationed several days in Pigeon Forge. While there, they shopped, went sightseeing and picnicked.
• The Ralston Sisters: Faye Hitchcock, Nancy Clower, and Rachel Cowart had an awi-inspiring Irish jaunt to Dublin, Kilarney, and Shannon.  Each summer we sisters take a vacation together to reminisce and count our many blessings. This particular trip was filled with Irish blessings. To mention a few, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Trinity College and Christ Church, the oldest church in Dublin. Our historian/story teller/tour guide gave up play-by-play history lessons and folklore. As we toured the Ring of Kerry, we saw vast countryside and seaside too beautiful for words. The serenity one feels while at the Cliffs of Moher is lingering and magical. It is there that we were drawn to the harp playing and singing of a young Irish lady. We learned that the harp is Ireland’s national symbol.
  We delighted in a medieval dinner and performance at the Bunratty Castle, which was built in 1425. Next day, we enjoyed our day in Blarney, especially the Blarney Castle and shopping. We merried in lively Irish music and savored Irish coffee.
  Rachel’s personal favorite was the visit to the sheep farm. The Rathbaum Farm had been in the family for generations. Their cottage was a dream, thatched roof, small rooms with low ceilings and “peat” burning in the fireplace. Mrs. Rathbaum served us a lovely lunch and Mr. Rathbaum sheered a sheep for us. The Australian sheepdog herded the sheep twice for us. Awesome! Rachel thought she was in heaven.
  Needless to say, we fell in love with Ireland and long to go back.

July 2005

• Welcome Rev. Jim Dodson, wife Taunya and daughter Taylor to Eagleville. Rev. Dodson is the new pastor at Eagleville & Concord United Methodist Church.
• Also, welcome to James & Lori Crick Curlee. They have moved in their new home on Cheatham Springs Road.
• Evelyn Crick recently spent a day in McKenzie, Tenn. visiting with Jane Isom McDonald. They had a very enjoyable day.
• Jane, Sandy, Janet Shelton and Renee Shinn spent a week-end in Knoxville visiting Vicky Shelton. They also spent a day shopping in Pigeon Forge.

June 2005

• Bobbie Sue Shelton, her son Todd and his family, Rhonda and Maria and Rhonda's mother, Mattie Ann Ricketts recently returned from a Caribbean cruise on the Carnival ship " Imagination." They visited the grand Cayman Island and Ocho Rios, Jamaica.
• Mary Medlock and Elaine Cunningham (pictured at right) recently enjoyed a 6-day cruise to Nassau Bahamas. They took a snorkel excursion in Key West which was awesome, then shopping in Nassau for the day. What a sisterly trip! It was vowed by both a must do again trip.
• On June 19 the Eagleville, Concord United Methodist Churches will say good-bye to Bro. Trey, Brandi and Gracie Lambert. They will be moving back to their home state, Mississippi, to continue their ministry.
• May 7 thru the 15^th Wayne & Cindy Vaughn and J.W. McClaran visited Sara Jane (Sissy) McClaran Applegrath at Hooper’s Island, Maryland on the Chesapeake Bay.
• Joyce Jones, Mac Jones, Erika Grocock and Suzanne McClaran enjoyed a weekend in Memphis sightseeing. They toured Graceland and the Memphis Zoo.
• Johnny & Peggy Taylor recently enjoyed an afternoon at the Nashville Zoo with daughters Kim and Tara and grandchildren Jake, Hannah, Taylor and McKenzie.

April 2005

• John Edward Turner recently attended Civil War Shows in Dalton, Georgia and Memphis, 
  Tennessee, where he won the Excavated Award and the Best of Show Historical Display 
  Award for Civil War Artifact displays. He attends five or six of these shows each year.
• Dot Johns now makes her home in Nashville with her son Horace and his wife Carol. She 
  still keeps up with all the friends in Eagleville by phone and reports she is very happy in her 
  new home and enjoying all the attention she is getting.
• Freeland and Sarah Maupin, their daughter and son-in-law Renee and Terry Jones recently
   vacationed in Jackson, Missouri. During their trip, they road a Dinner Train from Jackson, Mo. 
  through the country side and also went sight-seeing in Missouri as well as on the return trip 
  through Memphis. While in Memphis, they contacted one of Freeland’s favorite elementary 
  teachers, Sally Ezell Pedespa and her husband, Ray. Sally was from Chapel Hill. She taught 
  a split third-fourth grade at Eagleville School in 1951-52. The Maupin and Pedespa families have 
  kept in touch through the years.
• On March 2, 2005, Sherry Cunningham and Cindy Fann flew to Jacksonville, Florida to join 
  their sister, Peggy Harris, where they boarded Carnival Cruise Ship-Celebration for a 5-day 
  cruise. While docked at Freeport, they took the glass-bottom boat excursion to a reef to view 
  a sunken ship and tropical fish. In Nassau/Paradise Island they toured the magnificent Atlantis 
  Resort, Aquarium and Straw Market. They feasted on many delicacies while on ship but the conch 
  served at a local restaurant in Nassau was by far the best. Upon docking back in Jacksonville, 
  they toured St. Augustine and its many sites before flying home the following day.
• The EHS Sassy Red Hot Red Hat 69ers met on March 22 at the Cracker Barrel.
• Glad to report that Blossom Kelley is home after several weeks at NHC in Franklin.
• Hillard Crick is also home after having heart by-pass surgery and several days in rehab.
• Sandy and Vicky Shelton were in Altanta Ga. for the SEC Men’s basketball tournament.
• Congratulations to Drs. John & Kim Scott on the birth of a baby girl, Hannah Grace. She joins 
  big sister Clair and big brother Cole. She is the granddaughter of Leon & Jane Puckett and 
  great-granddaughter of Grace Puckett.
• Marjorie Pope of the Rover Community recently received a visit from her friend of more than 
  50 years, Marie Pierce Smith of Chestnut Ridge. They also visited and had lunch with Marjorie’s 
  sister-in-law, Betty Ann Pope, also of the Rover Community.
• Saturday March 26, Ryley McClaran celebrated his 3^rd birthday with his family at his home
  in Chapel Hill. Happy Birthday Ryley!

• Recently, Jerry & Yvonne Lowe spent three weeks in St. Augustine, Daytona Beach, Tampa, 
  Homasassa Springs and Destin, Florida.  They met up with James & Hazel Rigsby and Bob Lee 
  who were in Florida for the winter.  James, Hazel, Jerry and Yvonne visited with Jimmie & 
  Ellie Wilkinson at their home in Clearwater, Florida.  Jerry & Yvonne also visited his aunt, 
  Nell Lowe Harris, in Altamonte Springs, Florida.  She lived and attended school in Eagleville 
  as a young girl.  

March 2005

• Fred & Sherry Hobbs recently traveled to San Antonio, Texas where they attended the 
  2005 Cattle Industry Convention and Trade Show sponsored by the National Cattlemen’s 
  Beef Association. The highlight of the convention was the keynote address by the newly 
  appointed U.S. Secretary of Agriculture, Mike Johanns.  In addition to the convention, 
  Fred & Sherry enjoyed attending the San Antonio Rodeo and Stock Show which included 
  a concert by entertainer Alan Jackson. Their trip also included some antiquing and sightseeing.
• Nicholas Williams, from Danville, Kentucky, recently spent a week with his grandparents,
  Shirley & Jack Williams, Sr. while his parents, Melonie & Jack Jr., vacationed in Jamaica. 
  he trip was a Christmas gift froTm Nicholas to his stay-at-home Mom. He thought she might
  be in need of this vacation.
• DeAnne Anderson, Judy Turner, Linda Vincion and Janie Zumbro of the Rocky Glade
  Cumberland  Presbyterian Church attended an all day Women's Retreat at the Winchester Cumberland 
  Presbyterian Church on Saturday, February 19.

• David & Betty Hay spent the weekend of February 12 & 13 in Greeneville, Tennessee visiting 
  their son Michael and his wife Jennifer and their newest son, Andrew Wyatt Hay.  Andrew 
  weighed in at 7 pounds 7 ounces on February 9, 2005.  Andrew has two big brothers: 
  Grant, age 4, and Steven, age 3.  Michael and his family moved to Afton, TN, in January 2005. 
  The company closed the entire Plus Mark plant in Franklin and moved to Greeneville to downsize 
  to one plant.  Michael got a promotion and stayed with the company.  He and his family have 
  relocated in nearby Afton.
  

February 2005

• A gathering of 65 family & friends were at the home of Jimmy and Jean Lamb’s, for their annual New Years Eve celebration, to watch the old year out and the New Year in. A good time with lots of card playing and food was enjoyed by everyone.
• Captain Johnathan Ralston, his wife Janna and two sons from Colorado recently visited his grandmother, Katherine Redmon Yeargan of Murfreesboro and other relatives in the area. Johnathan has served a tour of duty in Iraq for a year and half and expects to be returning to Iraq in February. He is the son of Ronald Ralston who graduated from Eagleville High School in 1959.
• Congratulations to Rev. Trey and Brandi Lambert on the birth of a 7 lb 7 ounce baby girl, Joanna Grace, on Jan.17 at 5:20 P.M.
• John and Leandra Habel were honored with a baby tea for baby Emma at the Eagleville United Methodist Church, Sunday Jan. 23^rd.
• On Christmas Eve night, LR and Elizabeth Edmonson were treated by their family to a 50th Wedding Anniversary dinner at the Stoney River Restaurant in Franklin. Their children surprised them with a trip, anywhere of their choice, to be taken this summer. Elizabeth & LR, be sure to take lots of pictures to share with the Eagleville Times.
• Recently, Kim Baehr was showered with gifts by friends and family as she and her husband, Ben Baehr, expect their first child, due on Feb. 25th, 2005. The baby shower was given at Rockvale Church of Christ on Sunday, January 9th, 2005. Guests enjoyed a gorgeous two-tier shower cake, decked out in baby blue and adorned with trains and teddy bears for the arrival of their new little boy they plan to name Jake. By the end of the shower the nursery was almost complete, as Kim received many gifts to welcome the new baby.
• A surprise birthday party was recently given for Greg Buchanan to celebrate his 30th Birthday. Greg was surprised by friends and family and tons of confetti, as he entered his home on January 14th, 2005. Everyone pitched in with the party, and had a great time eating salad and pizza, and watching Greg open some very comical gifts. Greg's weekend was complete with a guided Duck Hunting trip to Reelfoot Lake.
• Rick Rockwell, Pam Walker and her daughters, Amelia Kate and Maddie Lee, spent the Christmas holidays in Las Vegas. Rick lives in Eagleville and Pam & the girls are from Paris .

January 2005

• The George Will and Ella Hargrove family meet at the Community Center for a family get together November 21. All the brothers and sisters, their children and grandchildren were there along with several Maupin and Perrell cousins. About 80 people attended and enjoyed a covered dish and a lot of good memories of growing up. 
• The Shelton brothers and sisters enjoyed lunch December 14 at the home of Billy and Katie Shelton Giles. Attending were Billy and Barbara Shelton, Joe and Jo Ann Shelton, Gloria Shelton, Leon and Jane Shelton Puckett, Jane Shelton and Bobbie Sue Shelton. A good lunch and fellowship was had by all.
• The Perrell family celebrated their annual Christmas get together at the home of Jane Perrell Shelton December 12. The house over flowed with people and fun.
• The Maupin Family held their family gathering at the Community Center November 28. A covered dish, fellowship, music and dancing was enjoyed by a room filled with family including several Hargrove and Perrell cousins.
• Bessie Mosley, Anita Hargrove, Jane Shelton and Shirley Crick enjoyed lunch at Horton Park to celebrate sister Anita’s birthday.
• Karen Puckett Spindel and daughter Caroline spent 4 days in New York City. They enjoyed shopping and several Broadway shows including the Radio City Rockettes.
• Maria Shelton, Blake Hodge, Taylor Bolin and Brent Hodge, recently spent the night in Chattanooga and took a ride on the “Polar Express Train”. Accompanying them were their mothers, Rhonda Shelton, Kristy Bolin, Carol Ann Hodge and grandmother, Bobbie Sue Shelton.
• The first Mosley Family Reunion in 21 years was held November 13, at the old home place on Sherfield Lane. Organized and planned by Cindy Mosley Fann and Sherry Mosley Cunningham.
• A Golden Wedding Anniversary tea was held at the home of A.P. & Cornelia Elmore November 20. Friends stopped by to offer their congratulations for 50 years of marriage. Their anniversary was November 24.
• For their Christmas Time together, the Russell sisters attended the play, “A Christmas to Remember”, at the Factory, in Franklin. (Pictured at left): Lucille Moore, Emma Molder, Shirley Williams, Lorene Rigsby & Lula Mae Johnson
• Rita Boyd joined husband George in Texas for a few days. George was there on business.
• Joe & Jo Ann Shelton celebrated their 50^th wedding anniversary on December 23.
• Congratulations to John & Leandra Habel on the adoption of a baby girl (Emma) from China.
• Johnny & Suzanne McClaran recently enjoyed an afternoon spoiling grandson Ryley while his parents had a little time out.
• Friends meeting for lunch at Las Fiesta on December 12 were: Judy Hill, Nell Palmer, Betty Rowland, Shelia Binkley, Nina Smith and Celia Toombs. Following lunch, Nell, Nina and Celia enjoyed the Eagleville Christmas Parade of Homes.

December 2004

• Glenn and Nell Palmer (pictured at left) spent two weeks of November in Waikiki Beach on the island of Oahu. While there, they also flew to the island of Kauai and enjoyed the local tourist sites.
• The 1944 graduating class celebrated their 60th graduating anniversary. The class with 11 members had 5 present: Lorene Boles Smith, Lorene Hendrix Sharpe, Susie Alcorn Baxter, Allen Pollard Crick and Pauline Heaton Arnold. Mary Maxwell Kline lives in Florida wasn't able to be here. They invited Mary's sister Jane Ester Maxwell Tucker, Mr and Mrs Alvin Doubler, Bobby Macon and Susie's daughter Linda and little 2 yr old son  to meet with them. They met at Ryan's for lunch and had an enjoyable time reminiscing about times at Eagleville High School.
• Bessie Mosley, Margaret Ryan, Anita Hargrove and Jane Shelton celebrated Margaret’s birthday with lunch at Horton Park Restaurant.
• John Crick from West Palm Beach Florida spent a few days with his parents Hillard and Shirley Crick. John was here for the funeral of Ted Drennon.
• Sandy Shelton, an avid Radko collector, recently met Christopher Radko (pictured at left) at an ornament signing at The Christmas Place in Pigeon Forge, TN. After personalizing several ornaments & collector’s pieces for both Sandy & her nephew Mark Shelton (also a Radko collector), Sandy & Christopher posed for a snapshot.
• Recently, James & Hazel Rigsby & Bob Lee; Mike & Patty Rigsby; Jerry & Yvonne Lowe and daughter Pam Dodd; Richard & Geri Moffitt and Sissy; Don & Jeannie Hendrix and daughter Pam Vaughn, granddaughter Ashton Vaughn and friend Jessica Bell, son and grandson Chris & Dayton Hendrix; Buddy & Belinda Woodson and daughter Megan, Belinda’s mother Granny Hoover; Brenda Vaughn and son Dwight and his friend Sara Johnson; Ritchie & Christy Bolin and Taylor; and Tony & Cheryl Daughtery camped for several days at Twin Mountains Resort, in Pigeon Forge.
• Bobbie Sue Shelton, Kristy Bolin and Carol Ann Hodge was recently in Gatlinburg for the week-end.
• William & Bithie Sue King enjoyed a trip to Larkspur, Colorado to visit their daughter and son-in-law, Tabitha & Tim Persch. They are pictured, at right, at the visitors center at the Garden of the Gods. Getting a pass to tour Fort Carson was especially special to William, as he was stationed there 47 years ago. They were also treated to a scenic train ride through the Royal Gorge, enjoying lunch aboard the train. This trip was a special accomplishment for Bithie Sue—her first airplane ride. William & Bithie Sue had a great visit with Tim, Tabitha and “Mable” (Tabitha’s rabbit).
• Bobbie Sue Shelton attended the Golden R.O.P.E. (Reunion of Professional Entertainers) Awards and Dinner in Nashville with friends recently.

November 2004

• For 17 days during the months of July and August the Holt family ( Denise, Beth, Becky and Culley) were touring Europe with their father, Charlie, who is serving on a UN mission in Kosovo as a US CIVPOL officer. Places visited included London England, Brussels Belgium, Munich Germany and Rome Italy. All the traveling in Europe was done by train and the people as well as the experience were wonderful and provided memories that will last a lifetime!
• Kathy McFarlane was in Europe for two weeks where she participated in the Sixth World Congress on Chronic Myofascial Pain and Fibromyalgia. Kathy treats sufferers from these conditions in her massage business “From the Heart”. The second week Kathy visited Austria and did some glider flying in Switzerland. The trip included great food with visits to cathedrals and castles.
• Bo and Dana Giles recently entertained Eddie and Elaine Cunningham, Cassie Dobbins and Eric Cunningham at their home in Cuba landing on the Tennessee River. While there they all enjoyed good food, fun at the River Rats and wonderful fishing. The excitement grew as Bo and Cassie competed for the most and biggest fish; and wouldn’t one guess Cassie won with the biggest and most fish caught. Bo came through by cooking the fish on Saturday night. Danna’s homemade hushpuppies were mighty fine as well.
• Eddie and Elaine Cunningham recently enjoyed a few days in Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge. While there they visited Ober Gatlinburg, enjoyed a show at the Comedy Barn, drove through Cade’s Cove and Townsend, Tn. Much to her surprise at the Wood-N-Srings Dulcimer shop in Townsend, Eddie bought Elaine a Dulcimer for her birthday. Now she is practicing hard to be able to entertain family for the holidays.
• Fred and Sherry Hobbs recently attended the 51st Annual Convention of the Red Angus Association of America held in Fort Worth, Texas. They also enjoyed the Annual Texas Red Angus Ranch Tour and shopping at the Stockyards Station Mall in Fort Worth. Fred uses registered red angus and black angus bulls in his commercial cow-calf business at his Eagleville farm.
• Lunch guest of Johnny and Suzanne McClaran were Davy, Melissa and Ryley McClaran, J.W. and Jerry McClaran, Milton and Jane Simpson, Rita Boyd, Lucas, Gretchen and Lizzie Thompson and Erika Stuard. The occasion was Johnny’s birthday. After lunch Suzanne surprised Johnny with a great birthday present; a Dobro .
• George and Rita Boyd spent a weekend in Chattanooga recently.
• Don and Jeannie Hendrix, Chloe, Pam, Ashton and Bill Vaughn, Jessica, Chris and Dayton Hendrix enjoyed Fall Break in Gatlinburg.
•  Jackie & Paul Anderson, Kevin & Terri Wilson, Emilee, Ryan, Jacob & Seth. The two families vacationed in Pigeon Forge during Fall break.

October 2004

• Fred and Sherry Hobbs recently vacationed out west. They are pictured with retired Dodge City Marshall Charlie Meade at the Marchel Ranch near Dodge City, Kansas where they attended a wild west show and enjoyed a chuck wagon dinner. The couple also visited the Eisenhower Center in Abilene, Kansas and several antique shops in the Kansas and Missouri area. It was a very enjoyable trip.
• John and Thalia Perrell, Tyler and Wyatt Haley, Bessie Mosley, Margaret Ryan, Anita Hargrove and Hillard and Shirley Crick met at the home of Jane Shelton’s for supper. Visiting them were Byron and Donna Faye Perrell Snodgrass a cousin from Michigantown, Indiana.
• Vicky, Sandy and Janet Shelton spent a few days in Gatlinburg on their annual sisters trip of shopping, eating and sightseeing. Brent, Betty, Lane and Sara Beth Stacy vacationed in Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg recently. Theses relative ran into each other in Gatlinburg.
• Lorene Rigsby and Margaret Hall visited friends in LaSalle, Michigan and Mentor, Ohio. General George Custer historical site was visited in Monroe, Michigan.  Also, Bolles Harbor and Luna Pipr was visited in Michigan.  While in Mentor, President James A. Garfield's home and the Morton salt mine was visited.  Lake Erie was seen on a clear day with the color of the lake being the most beautiful royal blue.
• Stephen Stingley and his 10-year-old brother-law, Kyle Carlton (at right) show the ones “that didn’t get away.” They caught these fish at Woods Dam on June 2, 2004. CONGRATULATIONS!
• Kristy Bolin, Cheryl Daugherty and Bobbie Sue Shelton visited Gatlinburg recently.
• Bobbie Sue Shelton and friends recently was in Winchester, Virginia to visit friends and attend the Patsy Cline Festival.
• Jack and Jean McClaran recently dropped in on the Eagleville Times to get an up-close view of how the operation takes place. Jack grew up in the Rocky Glade area. Jack and Jean are in town visiting for a family reunion from Bedfordshire, England, where they receive a copy of the Eagleville Times every month. Jack dropped off a copy of his recent book Echoes in Time, which he features his life in Rocky Glade.

September 2004

• SFC Charles Dodd, husband of Pam (Lowe) Dodd, formerly of Eagleville, is currently on active duty at Camp Shelby, Mississippi. Later this year he will be leaving for Iraq. He is serving with the 278th ACR out of Kingsport, Tn. He is a licensed United Pentecostal preacher and is holding chapel services at Camp Shelby. He and Pam currently reside in Nashville.
• Randall & Anne Lamb, Eric, Nancy, Hunter & Courtney Marlin along with several other friends recently returned from a trip to Panama City Beach, FL, where they enjoyed lots of good seafood and relaxing in the sun.
• Sandy and Janet Shelton were in Harrisburg PA. for a few days. While Sandy was busy lecturing to a group of Physical Therapist, Janet toured the Hershey’s Chocolate World and Hershey Museum.
• LR & Elizabeth Edmonson vacationed to Hermosa Beach, Calif. To visit their son Ricky. Some of the places they visited were The Queen Mary and baseball games between the Dodgers & San Diego. The also visited the Reagan Memorial Library and the Reagan burial place. They had a great visit with Andy & Kim.
• Ronnie & Gloria Hill and Johnny & Peggy Taylor recently vacationed touring the New England states. They enjoyed the sights and antiques. At right, the couples are pictured at Cadillac Mountain, the highest mountain on the east coast.
• Marine Brad Robinson, Camp Pendleton, California, came home for a visit in August. Brad is pictured with sister, Brandi.
• Delores McCord and Alberta Hedge enjoyed a trip to Pikeville, Tennessee in August. They explored a “small part” of the 450 mile Highway 127 Yard Sale. Alberta’s son and daughter-in-law, Walter and Phyllis, were vendors at this event with their antiques and collectables. The ladies have already made plans for a return trip next year!

August 2004

• Tom and Joylene Tucker from Harrisburg Pa. were guest of Pete and Margaret Tucker for a week recently.
• Rev. Judy Sides and children Whitney and Kayla along with Elizabeth Edmonson went to Batesville Arkansas for a week. Rev. Judy held a revival at New Hope C.P. Church in Bethesda Arkansas.
• Jack Ralston, his wife Barbara, daughter Alicia and grandchildren, J. T. and Alex Johnston from Biloxi, Mississippi recently spent several days visiting his mother, Katherine Redmon Yeargan and other relatives. Jack, a 1956 graduate of Eagleville High School is retired from State Farm Insurance Co. in Mississippi. He and his 4 siblings graduated from Eagleville High School and also all has worked at State Farm. His sister Annette Ralston Chick has recently retired from State Farm in Murfreesboro where his sister Peggy, is still employed.
• Carol Ann, Blake and Brent Hodge and Bobbie Sue Shelton recently took a day cruise on the General Jackson. They enjoyed a buffet lunch and a country comedy show.
• Jerry & Yvonne Lowe and James & Hazel Rigsby recently vacationed nine days camping in their motor-homes in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee.
• Bessie Mosley was surprised for her 80^th birthday by her daughter Judy Frost and granddaughter Andrea, Kenny and Gavin Cain with a supper at the home of the Cains. Bessie’s sisters, their families and friends enjoyed the evening celebrating the oldest sister’s special day.

July 2004

• Congratulations to Suzanne McClaran she received her 30 year award for employment at Cavalry Bank.
• Bobbie Sue Shelton, Kristy and Taylor Bolin, Carol Ann, Blake and Brent Hodge and Ashley Hodge recently vacationed in Panama City Beach, Florida for a few days. Bobbie Sue and Blake returned home a day early to attend the George Jones Fan Club party held at George’s home near Franklin. They enjoyed a good meal, tour of his museum, which is located in his home, and a concert featuring George Jones and Ricky Headley, Sheriff of Williamson County.
• Bessie Mosley, Margaret Ryan, Anita Hargrove and Jane Shelton visited brother Whack Perrell at the Bedford County Nursing Home. Whack is recovering from a broken hip.
• Joe Carlton, Jr., Cindy and children Tiffany and Kyle have returned home to Eagleville. They purchased the home on the corner of Hwy 41A and Webb Road. Joe’s eldest daughter, Kristy and husband Stephen Stingley and son Damian have also moved back and are at home on Elm Street. Welcome Back to Eagleville!
• Rev. Trey Lambert and Belinda Woodson attended the Tennessee United Methodist Annual Conference held at First United Methodist Church in Murfreesboro. They were delegates from Eagleville United Methodist Church.
• On the 18^th of June Lynda & Alvin Sledge held a birthday and welcome home party. The birthday party was for Lynda’s oldest son, Bill Steagall. Bill was 39. The welcome home was for Jeff Smotherman, Lynda’s youngest son, who lives in Washington, DC. There were about 15 guest. A good time was enjoyed by all.

• The Perrell sisters along with other family; Bessie Mosley, Judy Frost, Andrea, Kenny and Gavin Cain, Margaret Ryan, Anita Hargrove, Jane Shelton, Polly and Joe Riggan, Randall, Paula, Alex, Megan and Brett Hutto enjoyed an afternoon together recently. First they watched Polly’s grandson Alex play ball afterward they all enjoyed dinner at the Horton Park

June 2004

• Barbara, Rick, Juanita and Joe Frank Carlton flew to Reno, NV on April 27^th. From there they rented a van to tour for 10 days. They visited Virginia City, Gold Hill, Silver City & Carson City in Nevada. From there, they spent time in California at South Lake Tahoe, Sutter’s Mill, Napa and Sonoma Valleys, San Francisco, Monterey, the San Joaquin Valley, the Sequoia Forest, Santa Monica and Los Angeles, Dan Diego and Tijuana, Rosarito and Ensenada in Mexico. They then flew out of San Diego to return home. It was hard to comprehend all the wonderful sights they experienced.
• Tommy and Jane Jackson recently spent the weekend in Gatlinburg site seeing and enjoying the shows.
• Vicky Shelton, from Knoxville, spent Mother’s Day week-end with her mother and sisters.
• Jim and Ellie Wilkinson has returned home after spending six months at their winter home in Clearwater, Florida. While there, they entertained several guest from the Eagleville area.
• Cody Greene, son of Donnie Green, successfully underwent eye surgery recently at Vanderbilt Children’s hospital.
• Johnny & Peggy Taylor attended daughter Lynne Taylor’s graduation at UT Knoxville.
• Ernie & Karen Berglund attended their daughter Emily’s graduation at UT Chattanooga.

Sympathy goes out to all the Eagleville area families that have lost a love one over the last few weeks.

May 2004

• Barbara Owens’ guest for a weekend in April were Lessie Young and Vivian & Amanda Buggs of Lincolnton, Ga. They joined up with Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Mitchell of Murfreesboro for a trip of antiquing throughout Gatlinburg.
• The Eddie Cunningham family recently enjoyed a weekend getaway to Fall Creek Falls State Park April 2-5, in celebration of grandson Ian’s spring break. In attendance were Eddie, Elaine, Michael, Suzanne, Danny, Chastity, Ian, Cameron, Eric & Cassie. Fishing was enjoyed by all. Ian and Cameron experienced their first horseback ride. The best fish award went to Cassie who caught the only fish, best cooking to Michael with the best ribs. All enjoyed the nature and wildlife in the park. Many deer, squirrels and birds were enjoyed by all.
• Lynda Sledge and Sherry Bellenfant left for Washington D.C. on April 3^rd to visit Lynda’s youngest son Jeff Smotherman. While there Jeff carried them on numerous tours of Washington and Alexandria Va. They saw the Washington Monument, Vietnam Memorial, Arlington Cemetery, Lincoln Memorial, Smithsonian, Georgetown and all the beautiful cherry blossoms. They also met with Congressman Bart Gordon; who gave them a wonderful tour of the U. S. Capitol. They arrived back home April 8^th. Lynda and Sherry say they are ready to go back, but they aren’t sure Jeff is ready for them (below).
• Erika (Wiggins) Stuard was honored with a baby shower Sunday the 25^th at the Methodist Church. Baby girl Stuard is due in June. Father, Eli Stuard is on duty in Iraq.
• Michael McClaran and Elizabeth Holton vacationed in Hilton Head S.C. where they spent time with Elizabeth’s friends, Rich Reed and Laurel Zinn. Rich is the son of Nita Crosslin and Tom Reed. While there Michael and Elizabeth biked on the beach, visited a wildlife preserve and went kayaking on the May River. Before returning home they stopped in Savannah Georgia and toured some historic homes and churches.
• Congratulations to Julia Taliaferro on retirement from State Farm after 41 years.
• John and Susan Crick from Pompano Beach Florida recently visited John’s parents Hillard and Shirley Crick. While they were here John ran in the Music City Marathon in Nashville.
• The Harper family and Courtney Simon took a trip to Florida over spring break. They went to Disney World, MGM Studios, Universal Studios and Islands of Adventure. They also traveled to Daytona Beach on the way home. A great time was had by all.
• Eleven Eaglevillians enjoyed spring break by cruising the Caribbean on the Carnival Sensation Cruise Ship. Chad Lamb, John, Cheri, Sarah, Rachel and Johnson Hedgepath, Bill, Deborah, Tiffany, Brandon and Chelsea Lamb snorkeled and shopped in Cozumel Mexico. They also visited Caymen Islands. When the ship arrived back in Tampa six members of the group went to Bush Gardens and spent a few hours on Anna Maria Island before returning to Eagleville. Everyone had a great time together .

April 2004

• Sandy and Vicky Shelton were in Atlanta Georgia for the week; attending the men’s SEC Basketball Tournament. They haven’t missed but one tournament since 1981.
• James and Hazel Rigsby are back home after spending the winter in Florida.
• Jess and Jean Tate also are back home from a winter stay in Florida.
• Freeland and Thomas Maupin are busy visiting Nursing Homes, singing and dancing for the patients. Don’t know who’s enjoying it the most, the patients or Thomas and Freeland.
• Bobbie Sue Shelton and Christy Bolin spent the weekend in Gatlinburg recently.

March 2004

• Marjorie Patterson, Katherine Yeargan, Margaret and Alvin Pate visited and had lunch with Bobbie Sue Shelton Feb. 23, 2004.
• L.R. & Elizabeth Edmonson had a good Christmas. All the family was at home. Their daughter and husband, Patricia and Matthew Kehoe came in from Beaverton Oregon; Rick Edmonson came in from Hermosa Beach California.
• Visiting Alvin and Linda Sledge was Alvin’s Aunt Mary Simon from St. Louis Missouri. While here Linda and Alvin surprised her with a birthday gathering. Mary was 81 years old. Attending were her two sisters from Franklin, Tn. Sara Maxwell and Velma Criswell who she hadn’t seen in several years. In attendance were nieces, nephews, great nieces and great nephews with a total of 32 people. A wonderful time of fellowship was enjoyed by all.
• A surprise birthday celebration was given to Sam Sullivan on Sunday February 8^th. The family members in attendance were his wife Frances, Geri Cunningham, William Fields, Becky Cunningham, Courtney Vaughn, Brandon Haskins, Chris Cunningham and Heather Thompson. An outing to Bar-B-Cutie in Smyrna was enjoyed by all, but Courtney enjoyed her ribs the most! Everyone returned to the Sullivan home where Birthday cake and ice cream was served. Sam had a lot of hot air to blow out 69 candles. WAY TO GO SAM!! Then on Tuesday night, his actual birthday, a surprise visit was enjoyed by Terry and Eddie Cunningham.
• Get well wishes go out to Joe Shelton. Joe had heart by pass surgery last Saturday.

• Jane Jackson graciously entertained friends for a luncheon on New Years Eve Day. Afterward they enjoyed playing Rook for a couple of hours. Present were Frances McDonald, Alberta Hedge, Juanita Carlton and Frances Edwards. Everyone had a wonderful visit in Jane’s lovely home.
• A New Years Eve party was hosted by Jimmy and Jean Lamb and held at the Eagleville Community Center. There were seventy plus in attendance.  There were lots of card games, food and a good time enjoyed by all, until after the stroke of midnight.
• Congratulations to Char & Tara Taylor Cochran on the birth of a little girl Sara McKenzie Cochran. She was born January 5. She is welcomed by big sister Taylor and grandparents Johnny & Peggy Taylor.
• Congratulations to Jennifer Lamb, Beth Holt and Brandon Elmore for making the Dean’s list at MTSU for the fall semester.
• Michael McClaran was named teacher of the year for Eagleville High School. Congratulations Michael!
• Get well wishes go out to Richard Anderson, a 1956 graduate of Eagleville High School. Richard recently suffered a stroke. He is doing better now.
• Welcome Virginia Turner back to Eagleville. She has built a new home in the Eagle Crest Division and moved back here from Nashville.
• John Perrell and Jane Shelton recently visited with their brother Whack Perrell in Unionville.

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