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FREESERVING A 13-COUNTY MIDDLE TENNESSEE AREA

931-474-SHOP931-474-7467

PO Box 129McMinnville, TN 37111

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February 23, 2016

No. 1 Vol. 13

The Pioneer Shopper McMinnville, Tennessee, February 23, 2016

Patricia Zechman ----------------------------- PublisherBrinda Buckner ---------------------------------- ClassifiedRon Caldwell -------------- Pioneer advertising managerHolly Cantrell -------------------------- Advertising directorTammy Cantrell ---------------- Ad composing, graphicsNolan Esparza ----------------- Ad composing, graphicsHeather Salamone ------------- Layout, graphic designDale Stubblefield -------------------- Circulation director

Did you know that you can advertise almost anything in our pages? Pets, real estate, jobs, services, items wanted, antiques, and anything else that you need to sell. Need to give away a pet? We will run it for free. Please call us at 931-474-7467 to place an ad. If you take out a 1/4 page to full page ad, we may feature you and your business in an upcoming edition in our special advertiser’s spotlight. Contact us to inquire about

this special promotion.

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Elaine’s Flowers & Creations

9787 Hwy. 56 / P.O.Box 451 Coalmont, TN 931-779-ROSE(7673)

Wishing All A

Happy Valentine’s Day

Remember That Special One!

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Ron CaldwellSales Representative

105 College St.P.O. Box 129

McMinnville, TN 37111

(931)474-7467

[email protected]

The Pioneer ShopperMail-In Ad RequestPlease fill out the form and include payment (cash, check, money order, or call us at

931-474-7467 with your credit card information). Please make sure you put in your phone number, we will use it in your ad.

MAIL TO: The Pioneer ShopperPO Box 129, McMinnville, TN 37111

Tuesday to start: _____________________ Run how many weeks: ____________Type of ad: Regular ad Business/pet ad Free ad Amount: ______ + (extras Bold: ____ Words over 25: ____ ) = TOTAL: __________

Name: ______________________________________________________________Address: ____________________________________________________________City: ________________________ State: ______________________ Zip: ________ Area code is required for phone numbers!PHONE FOR AD: (______)______________________________________________Do not include phone number in ad, I have included other contact information

RATES (Rates are for 25 words or less)One week $3.00Three weeks $7.00Commercial/business $5.00/week or $16.00/4 weeksPets/other animals $5.00/week or $16.00/4 weeksAdditional words over 25 $0.15 per word Giveaway pets/lost and found FREE

Make your ad stand out with bold lettering for an additional cost of $1.00 per week or $2.00 for 4 weeks.

Please fill out form using ONE word per box. Include the punctuation needed, no charge. We will include your phone number and area code from “Phone for ad” line above, unless you tell us otherwise.

Include your town to help buyers find you!

A picture of our beautiful Tennessee landscape. We are blessed to live in such a lovely state.

February 23, 2016 The Pioneer Shopper McMinnville, Tennessee,

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SR22’s - Insurance For Less!

Bob Layne’s Insurance Service

Office: 931-779-5060Cell: 423-802-3761

Robert B. Layne,Owner/Agent

31759 SR-108 • Grueti-Laager, TN 37339

415 Beersheba St.931-473-3905

Buy Here Pay Here

Down pmts. starting at $500 + taxes

C&C Auto Sales

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Buddy’s Auto Sales2007 Saturn Aura. 124K miles.

Clean CARFAX. Black - sharp car! $5,500. Call 931-691-5611SEE OUR AD ON THIS PAGE!

Buddy’s Used Cars

Good Cars & Trucks At Great Prices

1045 Dinah Shore Blvd.Winchester, TN 37398

931-691-5611

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NOW OPENBuy & Pay Here

We Finance

DAVIS AUTO SALES1515 Hillsboro Blvd., Manchester, TN 37355

931-723-3618Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., Sat. 8 am - 1 pm

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LARRY THOMASTRANSPORTATION

1107 Hillsboro Blvd. • Manchester, TN(931) 728-5012

2005 GMC ENVOY3rd Row Seat, Leather, Loaded. Stock #2613

$6,988.00

2009 JEEP LIBERTYStock #6250

$6,988.00

2004 FREESTARLeather, Loaded. Stock #7127

$3,488.00

2007 NISSAN QUESTStock #4043

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Buddy’s Auto Sales2005 Maxima 89K miles, New paint, nice

car! $5995. Call 931-691-5611COME VISIT US AT 1045 DINAH SHORE

BLVD. IN WINCHESTER!

Buddy’s Auto Sales2007 BMW 328i 94K miles. Good

CARFAX. Gold - sharp car! $7795. Com-pare @ $11,000.

Call 931-691-5611 GOOD CARS AND TRUCKS AT GREAT

PRICES!

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CENTER HILLWINE & SPIRITS

James & Teresa Bradshaw

615-215-WINE(9463)725 South Congress Blvd. Smithville, TN 37166

[email protected]

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Buddy’s Auto Sales2002 Ford Sport Trac, low miles. Black-

sharp truck! $6,800. Call 931-691-5611

COME VISIT US IN WINCHESTER!

A powerful first step in the car buying pro-cess is to get approved for a loan. Getting ap-proved for a loan from a bank, credit union or online lender will show you what inter-est rate you qualify for. If the interest rate offered is unexpected-ly high, you will know that there are prob-lems with your credit history that need to be resolved before you move forward. Getting approved in advance will also mean you can negotiate at the deal-ership as a cash buyer, which is much easier. You can still accept dealership financing, but getting approved before you even walk into the dealership will be the bargaining chip to get you the best in-

terest rate.The second step is finding a value for your trade-in. The internet has several options, such as edmonds.com or kbb.com to help you find the price of your used car. You can select options and also grade your trade-in according to condition. The third step is the most fun; finding your new car! As you search for your car, keep in mind that the more flexible you can be about options and color, the wider the range of the vehicles you’ll find for sale. Be-ing flexible will also give you more lever-age to negotiate a bet-ter price, since you are not emotionally con-nected to one specific car.

Low prices on our retail ads. Please call us at 931-474-7467


Ron CaldwellSales Representative

105 College St.P.O. Box 129

McMinnville, TN 37111

(931)474-7467

[email protected]

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We are now accepting retail ads and classified ads! Please call us at 931-474-7467 to speak to our professional representatives. We are here to help you sell anything and everything. You can place ads for pets, your commercial and busi-ness needs, lost and found, cars, trucks, horse trailers, hauling trailers, boats, real estate, jobs wanted, help wanted and anything else!

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Just $3 for a classified ad of 25 words. Use the form on page 2 or give us a call at

931-474-7467.

See www.southern-standard.com for a digital copy of The Pioneer Shopper.

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10383 Smithville Hwy.McMinnville, TN 37110

931-934-3689

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$1 Draft Beer on Tuesday, KaraokeEvery Friday, Live Bands Every Saturday

Pool Tables, Darts, and so Much More

We are Open 7 Days a week:Sun-Thurs 12-12, Fri-Sat 12-3 am

The Pioneer ShopperFall Creek Falls

State Park is Ten-nessee’s largest and most visited state park. The park en-compasses more than 26,000 acres sprawled across the eastern top of the rugged Cumberland Plateau. Laced with cascades, gorges, waterfalls, streams and lush stands of virgin hardwood timber, the park beckons those who enjoy nature at her finest. Fall Creek Falls, at 256 feet, is one of the high-est waterfalls in the eastern United States. Other water-falls within the park include Piney Falls, Cane Creek Falls and Cane Creek

Cascades. Fall Creek Falls

features an inn with 145 hotel rooms, a restaurant and extensive meet-ing space. There are also 30 cabins and 222 campsites. Backcountry camp-ing is also available with permit. The park also has four playgrounds, horse stables with guided trail rides, five cov-ered picnic pavil-ions and an Olym-pic-sized pool with a wading area which is open Memorial Day to Labor Day.Fall Creek Falls

State Park is locat-ed at 2009 Village Camp Road in-Spencer, Tennessee 38585.

Falls Creek Falls


2598 Smithville Hwy., McMinnville

931-668-2031davishomesinc.net

We have moved 1/4 mileNorth across from Gateway Tire Co.

“New Home Big Sale”

With this 28x48 New 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath Energy Star Qualified

Delivered & Setup for only $39,9001300 sq. ft.

Free heat pump or AC

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RealEstate

331 E. Main St., McMinnville, TN

473-5415We appreciate your business!

Sales • Service • InstallationSince 1995

HEATING & AIR

Let us do your light commercial and refrigeration work.

Licensed & InsuredApproved

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HARDWOOD FLOORINGTRUCKLOAD SAVINGS

As low as 99¢ sq. ft.

BOTH ENGINEERED AND SOLIDS5” 3/4” solid acacia 1st qualilty $3.99 sq. ft.5” 3/4” solid oak gunstock 1st quality $3.99 sq. ft.5” engineered hickory 1st quality $2.99 sq. ft.5” maple cabin grade 99¢ sq. ft.5” hickory cabin grade $1.79 sq. ft.

To Many To ListWhile It Last

Carpet & Vinyl Flooring Closeouts 39¢ sq. ft.Laminate Closeouts 39¢ sq. ft. to 99¢ sq. ft.

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2301 Smithville Hwy. • McMinnville, TN 37110(931) 815-RUGS

www.landmfloors.comOpen Monday - Friday 8:00 - 5:00, Saturday 9:00 - 1:00

REAL ESTATE“Our Services Outshine the Rest”

June BilbreyBroker, ABR, GRILifetime member Million $ ClubLic. #269180

409 West Broad StreetSmithville, Tenn 37166

615-504-7677Office: (615) 597-8565

email: [email protected]

EQUAL HOUSINGOPPORTUNITY

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Deadline is Wednesday at 5 PM for the next week’s edition.

CAREER OPPORTUNITY

The Southern Standard has an opening for a full-time sports reporter. Strong writing

skills a must. Photography required.

Job entails covering Warren County athletics from high school to youth leagues. Much

work is at night as most games are played in the evening. Excellent benefits.

TO APPLY

Send your resume [email protected]

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931-473-5444

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A great place to live... A better place to call HOME1 & 2 Bedroom Units * Multi-Family

* Energy EfficientOn Site Manager & Maintenance

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In accordance with Federal Law and U.S. Department of Agriculture policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basic of race, color, national origin, age, disability, religion, sex, familial status, sexual orientation and reprisal (Not all prohibited bases apply to all programs). To file a complaint of discrimination, write USDA, Director, Office of Civil Rights, 1400 Independence Avenue, S.W. Stop 9410, Washington, DC 20250-9410 or call (866) 632-9992 (English) (800) 877-8339 (TDD) (866) 377-8642 (English Federal Realty) (800) 845-6136 (Spanish Federal Relay) USDA and Rosewood is an Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer.

FOR SALE:2 bedroom, 2 bathroom

cabin with loft located near the Smok-ies in Cosby, TN. Shed car-port, front and back deck, heat pump. $139,000. Excel-lent Condition, Please call af-ter 6:00PM 931-

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3766 Sparta Hwy.McMinnville, TN931-668-2040

374 Disneyland Rd.Doyle, TN

931-657-2524

Don’t Replace the Power ToolRebuild the Battery Pack: With new cells

AtManchester Farm Center

251 Interstate Dr.Manchester, TN 931-728-7427

Crooked Stick Feed & Minerals

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TRUCKING INSURANCE- Long or short haul -- Monthly pay terms -

- A rated carriers -HOOVER & SON

INSURANCESince 1901

931-473-2200fax 931-473-2543

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Rainbow Flowers & Gifts931-507-2522www.rainbowflowersgifts.com815 Beersheba Hwy.McMinnville, TN 37110VALENTINE'S DAY SPECIALS

All Week!Pre-order by 2/10 & receive 20% off your order!Roses/Mixed Bouquets/Plants

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Call us today to get your special advertising in. We are creating a larger section for farm,

livestock and antiques. We will get the word out about your business to a 13-county area!

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TN.

MetalFor Lasting Beauty

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Watson Metals LLC238 Interstate Drive, Manchester, TN

931-728-8185/1-888-638-25812455 Smithville Hwy., Sparta, TN

931-738-1664Open Monday-Friday 7 am - 5 pm

www.watsonmetalsllc.comMention this ad & get 3% Off on TUFF Rib/R Metal Panels

709 Dinah Shore BlvdWinchester, TN 37398 buzzsguns.com

Cell 931 308 1388Fax 931 327 2060

[email protected]

NFA Class 3FireArms

Buzz’s Guns

Buzz Costa

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Solutions For All Your Hauling & Storage Needs

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Trailer Partsin stock

931-361-11223162 Tullahoma Hwy.Winchester, TNMon.-Fri. 8:00 am - 5:00 pmSat. 8:00 am. - 12:00 pm

• Gooseneck Trailers• Utility Trailers• Car Haulers• Dump Trailers• Storage Buildings & Carports

FinancingAvailable

FOR SALE:Fresh Country Eggs!

Please call 931-314-3983(15)

Business Services

ALTERATIONSFROM HOMEHemming by

machine, including jeans, sewing

dresses, and simple suits, zipper repairs.

If you provide patten & material I will see it

for you!931-743-3138

HOUSE CLEANING

Can clean houses, apartments,

cabins, offices. Over 20 years exp.

Ref. available 931-686-4025

leave message if no answer.

PRESSUREWASHING

trim and mulch bushes, get up

leaves, get up down trees, and that

odd job, call (931)635-3372 if no answer leave

message

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WANTEDLand/Farms/Homes To Buy

I PAY CA$HCall Bobby Kirby

Owner/Agent

931-607-8770


EST. 1993

Celebrating the Journeyof Life

High Quality Graniteand Bronze Monuments

at a Fair Price

Free Design Consultation

(931) 968-6233

WINCHESTERMONUMENT COMPANY

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835 Smithville Hwy., Suite 25 (In Foodland Plus)

McMinnville, TN 37110Hours: Mon. - Fri. 8:00 - 6:00pm, Sat. 8:00 - 3:00pm

474-9322 / Fax: 474-9324

Locally Owned

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Bold your ad for $1/weekor $2/4 weeks

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Giveaway Pets/Lost & Found

$5.00/week$16.00/4 weeks

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$3.00/week$7.00/3 weeks

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Wednesday at 5 PM is the deadline for ads for next week’s shopper newspaper. Please call us at 931-474-7467, we can take your credit

card number over the phone.

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Did you know that there is a P.A.U.L.’s clinic lo-cated at 369 Airport Road, McMinnville? They have fixed over 5,000 cats and dogs. They of-fer low cost spay/neuter, starting at $40 for male cats, and low cost vaccines. Call 931-668-2702.


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FOR SALE:BALL CARDS

1947 through 1975. Old comic books, vintage CocaCo-la memorabilia, Autographed

baseballs and bats. Four shotguns, knives with sta-tionary blades.

I buy U. S. coins. Please call 931-

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Need to reach a

BIGarea?

We are in over 110 locations in a 13-county area in

Middle Tennessee.

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“PUPPY LOVETRASH ANDTREASURE”

Thrift & craft bou-tiques located at 936 Old Smith-ville Rd., McMin-nville. We are open Thursday, Friday, & Satur-day 9am - 5pm. All proceeds go towards helping animals & ran by the Human So-ciety of Warren County. We have tons of books, toys, old LP’s, beautiful clothing “including bou-tique items”, tons of jewelry, elec-tronics, etc. Please come out & shop and help out an-imals. Our prices are much lower than other thrift stores in town. For more information call 931-434-5189.

FOR SALE:Navy recliner, $40.Call 931-235-6430.

FOR SALE:Easy Rest, adjust-

able with massager, queen size bed. One

year old. Asking $4,000, gave $5,700 for it new. Ask for Alvin or Clara, call

931-738-7680.

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FOR SALE:Jenny Lind

Bed $175.oo, Sofa Table $75.00, Curio Cabinet $150.00, Odd Chair $75.00,

Two Bar Stools $40.00, Kitchen Table with four chairs $200.00. Please call 931-

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FOR SALE:Machine Quilt, Quilt Tops, Quilts, Com-mode Sets, Country Cur-tain Valances, Fabric, Sewing Thread, Embroi-dery Thread, Painted Pil-low Cases, Silk Flower Arrange-ments, Cro-cheted Throws. Please call 931-779-5411

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FOR SALE:FIREWOOD, different sizes.

Please call 931-668-3314

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OpenThU. - FRi. - SAT. - SUN.

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OPENING SOON!!!!!!Four-lane Bypass Flea Market

Rent your space now; bring you own building or table. LOW RENT! Call or

fax for more information931-815-3075

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Antique and Flea Market Corner

Send us your an-tique ads! We are starting a special “Antique Corner” to highlight the many beautiful and interesting pieces that are for sale in the area. Special deal for dealers, just give us a call at 931-474-7467 and ask for Pioneer Ads!

Your ad here for just 3 bucks!

Southern Oven Restaurant“A Taste of the Old South”

139 SR 399, Palmer TN (931) 779-OVEN (6836)

Daily Specials - GrillMon. - Fri. 7-7

Sat. 8-7Felicia NolanMiranda Cleek, Owners

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BUILDING (FORMERLY

MCMINNVILLE DRIVERS’ LICENSE CENTER)

594 VERVILLA ROAD,

MCMINNVILLECALL 931-473-1818

OR 931-212-6741

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Can a kangaroo jump higher than a house?

Of course, a house doesn’t jump at all.


Change is in the air.Bob’s Central Air Conditioning

is now Roscoe Brown. Generations have trusted Bob’s Central Air Conditioning for their heating and cooling services. Now Bob’s Central Air is Roscoe Brown,

the name that’s been trusted for 75 years. You’ll find the same friendly faces from Bob’s at Roscoe Brown’s new office in McMinnville. Just one call to serve your home or business’s heating and air conditioning, plumbing and insulation needs in McMinnville and the surrounding area.

931-473-8234 • RoscoeBrown.com90 Fairgrounds Road, McMinnville TN 37110

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RecipeCorner

Meatballs!Ingredients: 1 lb lean (at least 80%) ground beef 1/2 cup Progresso™ Italian-style bread crumbs 1/4 cup milk 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspoon Worcestershire

sauce 1/4 teaspoon pepper 1 small onion, finely chopped (1/4 cup) 1 egg

Directions:1. Heat oven to 400°F. 2. Line 13x9-inch pan with foil3. Spray foil with cooking spray. 4. In large bowl, mix all ingredients. 5. Shape mixture into 20 to 24 (1 1/2-inch) meatballs. 6. Place 1 inch apart in pan.

7. Bake uncovered 18 to 22 minutes or until no longer pink in center.

Call us at 931-474-7467 to place an ad for next week’s The Pio-neer Shopper.

The deadline is Wednesday, 5 PM for the following week’s issue.

Our shop-per magazine is placed in a 13-county area in Middle Tennessee.

Want some Shoppers for your retail store? Call us and we will bring them to you.

Lavon MyersDrowning in old newspapers?

The Southern Standard accepts old newpapers for recycling at 105 College Street in McMinnville.

Drop off time is Monday through Friday, 8:00AM to 5:00 PM.

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Find the Pioneer Shopper over 120 retail locations in

13 counties:

While we make every effort to en-sure the accuracy of this publica-

tion, typos or misprints can happen.

The Pioneer Shopper accepts no responsibility for any damages or claims. We will do a reprint upon

request.

Try these meatballs with pasta or as sandwiches.

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2nd Annual “Hear Tell” Storytelling Fest at the Morrison Public Library


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2nd Annual “Hear Tell” Storytelling Fest at the Morrison Public LibrarySecond Annual “Hear Tell”

Storytelling Fest at Morrison Public Library will be held Saturday March 5th at 10:00 am.

A Free event, the focus for this year’s “Hear Tell” Sto-rytelling Fest will be Uncle Dave Macon.

Uncle Dave himself said “the first time I ever played and sang in public” was in 1921, at Morrison, Tennessee; “the Methodist Church there needed a new door. I gave a show, then passed the hat and collected the money, $17.00”.

A great grandson of Uncle Dave Macon, Dr. Michael D. Doubler will be guest speaker on March 5th. While there is no admission to attend, books and CD’s will be available for purchase.

Joining us again this year for the 2nd Annual “Hear Tell” Storytelling Fest is musician Dr. Sam Young . He will per-form immediately following Dr. Doubler’s presentation. Like Uncle Dave Macon, Dr. Young has also played at the Methodist Church in Morri-son, Tennessee.

Michael D. Doubler served twenty-three years on ac-tive duty as a Regular Army and full-time Army National Guard officer. He is a gradu-ate of the U.S. Military Acad-emy at West Point, New York, and holds a doctorate degree in military history from The Ohio State University. From 1985-1988, he taught military history as a faculty member at West Point. Afterwards, he was assigned to the National Guard Bureau in Washing-ton, D.C., working in the Pen-tagon. Following his military retirement, he headed Dou-bler Enterprises, a research and writing firm, for over a decade.

Mike Doubler previously authored Closing With the Enemy: How GIs Fought the War in Europe, 1944-1945, which received two national book awards and was includ-ed on the Chief of Staff of the Army’s professional reading list. He is also the author of Civilian in Peace, Soldier in War: The Army National Guard, 1636-2000, considered the definitive history of the

Army Guard. Dr. Doubler has appeared on several na-tional media outlets, includ-ing The History Channel, CBS News, ABC World News Tonight and National Public Radio. In addition, he has authored over twenty special studies and reports for the federal government and is a frequent lecturer.

A great-grandson of Uncle Dave Macon, Mike is cur-rently under contract with a major publisher to complete Dixie Dewdrop: The Uncle Dave Macon Story, the first, book length biography of the Grand Ole Opry superstar, and is a consultant for the upcoming stage production Walking In Sunlight, a musi-cal of Uncle Dave’s life. He also heads the Macon-Dou-bler Fellowship and partici-pates in the leadership of the Uncle Dave Macon Days fes-tival. Mike currently resides in Murfreesboro, Tennessee.

During the event, attend-ees will be invited to share stories and memories about Uncle Dave Macon and his music.

2nd Annual

“Hear Tell”Storytelling Fest

SATURDAY MARCH 5th10:00 a.m.

FREE ADMISSION

Featuring: • Author Dr. Michael D Doubler, great grandson ofUncle Dave Macon • Musician Dr. Sam Young

at the Morrison Public Library

138 West Maple Street Morrison TN 37357

931-635-2060


1954 Children receive first polio vaccine-On this day in 1954, a group of children from Arsenal Elementary School in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, receive the first injections of the new polio vaccine developed by Dr. Jo-nas Salk.Though not as devastating as the plague or

influenza, poliomyelitis was a highly con-tagious disease that emerged in terrifying outbreaks and seemed impossible to stop. Attacking the nerve cells and sometimes the central nervous system, polio caused mus-cle deterioration, paralysis and even death. Even as medicine vastly improved in the first half of the 20th century in the Western world, polio still struck, affecting mostly children but sometimes adults as well. The most famous victim of a 1921 outbreak in America was future President Franklin Del-ano Roosevelt, then a young politician. The disease spread quickly, leaving his legs per-manently paralyzed.In the late 1940s, the March of Dimes, a

grassroots organization founded with Presi-dent Roosevelt’s help to find a way to defend against polio, enlisted Dr. Jonas Salk, head of the Virus Research Lab at the University of Pittsburgh. Salk found that polio had as many as 125 strains of three basic types, and that an effective vaccine needed to combat all three. By growing samples of the polio vi-rus and then deactivating, or “killing” them by adding a chemical called formalin, Salk developed his vaccine, which was able to immunize without infecting the patient.After mass inoculations began in 1954, ev-

eryone marveled at the high success rate–some 60-70 percent–until the vaccine caused a sudden outbreak of some 200 cases. Af-ter it was determined that the cases were all caused by one faulty batch of the vac-cine, production standards were improved, and by August 1955 some 4 million shots had been given. Cases of polio in the U.S. dropped from 14,647 in 1955 to 5,894 in 1956, and by 1959 some 90 other countries were using Salk’s vaccine. A later version of the polio vaccine, devel-

oped by Albert Sabin, used a weakened form of the live virus and was swallowed instead of injected. It was licensed in 1962 and soon became more popular than Salk’s vaccine, as it was cheaper to make and easier for people to take. There is still no cure for polio once it has been contracted, but the use of vaccines has virtually eliminated polio in the Unit-ed States. Globally, there are now around 250,000 cases each year, mostly in develop-ing countries.

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Our upcoming Weddings section is filled with the latest trends, tips and valuable local advertising to plan the day of your dreams!

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Friday, March 4In Print & Online

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Year 2016 Horoscopes GeminiYou’re a rising star in 2016, Gemini, but it will keep constant effort to avoid slipping back down. Are you up for this? Of course you are! Your attention is zeroed in on making progress, getting and holding on to those things you love most, and on not being rushed into making decisions. This year, you will ask all the right questions and refuse to proceed without solid answers and information. The Mercury retrograde periods in May and then in September may be your most accomplished and solid times. September is especially potent. With Mercury in Virgo, you can easily self-correct and nudge situations and relationships to where you want them. Home life should bring much satisfaction, and possibly some karmic insights, particularly in September and October. Family mysteries may be solved, or resolved. Emotional ties and romance are em-powered in November, but it may be December when you are the most intense, powerful, and effective. Mars and Saturn are both on your side as the year ends. You can do great things this year, Gemini!Cancer2016 is your kind of year, Cancer, when you can turn on that moonlit charm of yours and make sure that the people in your life are the ones you want most! Family and friends are highlighted in all the best ways, with little or no extra stress or complications. Romance also is a strong point for you. Partners want to listen to you and make you happy. Let them make you their priority in 2016. There will be plenty of surprises and opportunities to grow and advance in the world. Raise some eyebrows in 2016 and make some new allies for your favorite causes. This will keep the springtime exciting and interesting. Mercury is retrograde in Earth signs this year. Take your time and build a firm foundation for the daily life that you want. The Solar Eclipse in March is in Pisces and may briefly create an emotional world, but you’ll cope better than most other signs. Don’t stress, respect your health, and enjoy a charmed year!


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February 26, 2016Cashword is a fun puzzle that will begin appearing each Friday in the Southern Standard. Clues to each puzzle are scattered throughout the ads that appear on the puzzle page. It’s fun. Best of all, turn in your winning puzzle contest form and you could win $100. If nobody wins, next week’s puzzle prize increases $50 until someone does.

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