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School at this place is progressing nicely with Mrs Margaret Lou BINGHAM and Mrs Lois NEWMAN teaching.
Good services at the Cabo Community Church Saturday night with Rev Herman Moore doing the preaching.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Young of Memphis visited her sister, Mrs Dewey Pusser and family on Sunday.
Mrs Lena Moore of Finger TN, who has been visiting in Memphis is spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs Dewey Pusser.
Mr and Mrs Guy Cherry spent Sunday afternoon with his parents, Mr and Mrs Hugh Cherry.
Mr and Mrs Dewey Pusser attended church services at Rocky Knob Sunday morning. CHESTER COUNTY INDEPENDENT issue of March 23 1956.
Old Path Baptist Church at Cabo is having a revival October 9-11 2013.
In February 1952 the Chester County Chapter of American Red Cross announced their co-workers for the various districts. H S.Morgan was announced as Chairman for the Fund Raising Drive. District 11 (Carroll Store) Mr and Mrs R A Carroll, Mr and Mrs Robert Massengill.
Post Office was changed to Chester County in April 1882 and closed December 31 1907
The school is mentioned in a Oct 1936 issue of the Chester County Independent.
In February 1952 the Chester County Chapter of American Red Cross announced their co-workers for the various districts. H S.Morgan was announced as Chairman for the Fund Raising Drive. District 13 (Center Point) Mr and Mrs Jim Kelley, Mr and Mrs Floyd Wright.
Deanburg area first settled by a Mr Dean when the area was in Hardeman county. The churches that are a large part of the community are BETHEL CHURCH organized 1840's and PLEASANT SPRINGS CHURCH organized 1879.
Post Office opened September 28 1885 and closed March 21 1894
Mrs J N Sipes has been quite feeble for several days past but we are happy to state that she is now improving. Mrs Mary Owen is visiting her sister, Miss Ella Bell this week. Mr Reuben Jordan and wife have just returned from a visit to their daughter, Mrs Cornelia Siler at Uptonville. Mr J F Jordan our McCormack machine agent is spending a few days with his family this week. HENDERSON HEADLIGHT issue of Friday, May 30 1902.
In February 1952 the Chester County Chapter of American Red Cross announced their co-workers for the various districts. H S.Morgan was announced as Chairman for the Fund Raising Drive. District 9 (Deanburg) Mr and Mrs W L Stewart, Mr and Mrs James A Mosier.
DEANBURG BAPTIST CHURCH, 645 Deanburg Road, Henderson TN in 2013.
Bethel Baptist Church is in the Deanburg Community.
Big Springs Methodist is in the Deanburg Community
Pleasant Springs Methodist Church is in the Deanburg Community
DEANBURG COMMUNITY CENTER, 385 Deanburg Road, Henderson TN
Chester County Fire Department is assigning in August 2014 the two new Fire Trucks that Deep South Fire Trucks, Seminary MS built for the county. The Federal government gave tax payer money in the sum of $249,500 and local tax dollars were $8,500 to pay for two fire trucks, one for Deanburg and one for Hearns Chapel. Jim Vest is Chester County Fire Chief.
Post Office changed from McNairy County at WILD GOOSE to WILD GOOSE in Chester County April 1882 and the name was changed to ENVILLE July 18 1896. The Enville Post office is still open.
In February 1952 the Chester County Chapter of American Red Cross announced their co-workers for the various districts. H S.Morgan was announced as Chairman for the Fund Raising Drive. District 1 (Enville) had Mr and Mrs Harold Ozier; Mr and Mrs J H Frazier and Mr and Mrs J C Kent, Jr.
The FRIENDSHIP COMMUNITY (by name) started in 1846 when the Tennessee State Government gave a land grand of 7 acres to 3 Trustees, one of which was my ancestor, Allen Kincaid JONES. The Church that received the Grant from Governor Brown was named FRIENDSHIP. By September 1846 the Church was organized and they began holding a monthly Church Service. In 1887 the membership was 72, J. S. McGRAW was the Pastor and D. M. MARSH was the Clerk. Church address in 2013: Friendship Baptist Church, 755 New Friendship Road, Henderson TN 38340 (731)989-9416 The Community starts at the Forked Deer River on the South, the Madison County line on the West and all the families along the Mifflin-Henderson Road (Hwy 200 in 2013) and those on the PEDDY-VESTAL Road until one gets far enough North that they say they live in the Mifflin Community.
Some of the different stores in the community have been. PEDDY STORE (35.499129, -88.597303) owned by Andrew J Peddy. It was on the NE corner of Mifflin-Henderson Road (now hwy 200) and the Holly Springs road. It was closed before 1920, but the empty building (without windows or doors) sat there until the late 1940's or early 1950's on its sand stone pillars. Tot JOHNSON STORE (35.487878, -88.600532) owned by Tot Johnson. It was on the NE corner of Mifflin-Henderson road and the South end of the Wells road. The store had a gas pump that consisted of hand pumping the gas into a 10 gallon reservoir near its top and then letting gravity flow the gas through the hose into the automobile (an old fashioned gas pump). This store also sat on sand stone pillars, tall enough that a coon dog could walk under it. Enloe BURRESS STORE. (35.516701, -88.597539) In a modern building, it was located on the West side of the Mifflin-Henderson Road inside the "Y" formed with the New Friendship Road and a very short Burress Road. It sat in the NE corner of this triangle. The Store was later operated by Johnny and Lona Mae SELLS KING as the HILL TOP GROCERY. SELLS STORE (35.517854, -88.607753) It sat in the curve of the New Friendship Road where the Bray Road terminates on its North end. This store was next to New Friendship School property and across from the corner of the Friendship Cemetery. In 2013 there are no stores in the community. The Burress / Hill Top Store being the last to close.
On Friday Evening, April 23 1926 at 8:00 the Eighth Grade Graduating Exercises were held for (1) County Line School. Mr Edwin Burkhead, Instructor. Thelma Roberts, Burke Roberts & Virginia Parchman students; (2) Union Grove School, Miss Eva Peddy, Instructor. Virgil Stewart, Willie Burress, Ada King & Lonnie Carroll, students. (3) Bray's School, Mrs Cecil Johnson, Instructor. Willard Seaton, Helen Maness, Madgie Butler, Myrtle Peddy, Pearl Peddy, Hattie Lee Bray, Amba Peddy & Catherine Seaton, students. Willard Seaton was the Valedictorian. (Hattie Lee BRAY ARNOLD CONE had a copy of the brochure.) The Bray school was on the property of John Bray in Chester Co TN. The location in 1997 is on the Hattie Lee Bray Cone property on hwy 200 (Henderson-Mifflin Road) in Chester Co TN - just south of the road to Friendship. Herschel Peddy, Amba Peddy, Myrtle Peddy, Hattie Lee Bray Cone and many others including the children of Cora Peddy Seaton attended the Bray School. Nola Seaton Webb remembers going to the Bray School. It closed at Christmas time Dec 1928 when the New Friendship School was completed - Nola was in the 7th grade & New Friendship held classes for the 1st time in Jan 1929. County Line school, Bray school and the Union Grove school, near where Lonnie Carroll lived was consolidated to form New Friendship School. The Buckley School on the Wells farm had been closed a few years earlier. New Friendship continued as a school until it was closed for consolidation in May of 1963. (The community is known as Friendship, but the school was known as New Friendship because there was another school in the southern part of the county called Friendship.) Also see the book The History of the Friendship Community of Chester Co TN by Lee Nell King for additional Bray School & New Friendship school information.
The Community centered on the two room GLENDALE SCHOOL (35.496998, -88.569236) probably built in the early 1930's. (The Peddy School, (35.486751, -88.573356) farther South in the community was still used in the late 1920's.) Glendale School was used until Chester Co consolidated their elementary schools at the end of the 1962-63 school year. This first grade thru eight grade school sat North of Hwy 100 in the NW corner of the intersection of Glendale Road and Holly Springs Road. When the Holly Springs Road crosses Glendale Road it becomes the Jones Road. The school was heated in the mid 1940's with an upright coal stove. The "Restroom" at the end of separate paths for boys and girls was an old fashion "out house". A kitchen, in a separate room was on the center front of the school with a separate front door to each room beside the kitchen - the kitchen also had a door to each room, but no outside door. (The Kids took their lunch from home when I was going there in 3rd & 4th grade. - usually a split biscuit with something in between.) I was transferred to Glendale in the 3rd grade when I was moved from my Grandparents Peddy to Grandmother Jones. I attended here until Mother moved us to Henderson when I was in the 5th grade. I walked to Glendale, about a mile each way and was usually joined by other kids, also walking as none of the parents drove their kids to school. After the school closed the students were bussed to Henderson to the East Chester Elementary School.
When the school closed the community did not band together to save the school building for a Community center as some other communities did (Chester County Board of Education deeded the various schools to community groups). The School board put the property up for sale by sealed bid. Joyce Jones Pruitt bid $1500, but got out bid. The school building and property was purchased by Henry Thomas and Margaret MANESS JONES. (Neither Joyce or Thomas - cousins knew that the other was biding.) His Mother, Annie REID JONES YOUNG lived in the school for a time with her second husband, Robert Young. Thomas & Margaret Jones sold the property to Ed and Nell JONES FOSTER (Thomas's 1st cousin) and they tore the school down and built themselves a nice home on this corner property. The Foster's decided to return to Memphis and they in turn sold the property to Milton and June CARLTON,
Many families in the community went together in 1966 and built a Glendale Community building on Corson Road at its junction with the Jones Road. This concrete building now has a kitchen and bathrooms.
Holly Springs Methodist Church has been a stabilizing force in the community since 1845. The church is near the western edge of the Glendale Community. A good spring was on the West edge of the Church-Cemetery property that then flowed into Clarks Creek. I drank from this spring as a kid, the spring was just below the cemetery. Clarks Creek Primitive Baptist Church is (on the Eastern edge of the community) on Clarks Creek Road at its junction with the Corson Road. This church was moved to its present location in 1923. Other churches in the community are Oak Grove Church of Christ, 120 Lott Road in 2013 and Frys Point CME.
BELL'S Store and Mill was on the Glendale Road between the Glendale School and the Fry's Point Road. The Store & Mill located on the North side of Clark's Creek had a small dam on the creek and a water wheel to operate the mill. (Closer to Fry's Point Road than to Jones Road.) Bell's Store sold whiskey and other goods. No stores have been in the Glendale Community since 1940, it is just a good place to live and raise a family.
GLENDALE The name seems to have originated in Scotland with GLENDALE being the Anglicized version of its name from Scotland, Gleann Dail. When the school was being build it needed a name, the community came together and many suggested a name and Ruth PEDDY WELLS suggested GLENDALE. Everyone liked the name and it was a unanimous decision to name the school Glendale.
The first school in the community was at Holly Springs Methodist Church shortly after the church was built. The second school in the Glendale Community was the TAYLOR SCHOOL. It was on the West side of the Glendale Road North of the later Glendale School. It was near the top of the knoll at 35.499339,-88.569099. The remains of the foundation was still there many years later. At the time of the Taylor School the Holly Springs Road ran by that location. (Due to serious erosion and problems negotiating the road in inclement weather Hugh Ned Jones relocated the Holly Springs - Jones Road after the school ceased to be used - to it's current location.) Roy Jones 1912-2007 said that he attended the Taylor School. After the Peddy School ceased to be used as a school John Allen Peddy used it as a tenant house as the school was on his property. McCall's School was on the eastern side of the community.
There are several Glendales around the USA and a few in other Countries, such as Australia, Canada, England, New Zealand and Scotland.
In the USA we have Glendale in Arizona, California, Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Mississippi, Missouri, Nevada, North Dakota, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Rhode Island, Utah and Wisconsin.
We have the Battle of Glendale (Fraziers Farm), a battle in Henrico County VA in the Civil War. The community in Virginia is at the intersection of Darbytown Road and Willis Church Road. The GLENDALE NATIONAL CEMETERY at Varnia VA is South of this intersection. (When Darbytown Road crosses Willis Church Road it becomes Charles City Road.)
In February 1952 the Chester County Chapter of American Red Cross announced their co-workers for the various districts. H S.Morgan was announced as Chairman for the Fund Raising Drive. District 7, Mr and Mrs Edd Scott, Mr and Mrs George Naylor.
In 2010 a grass fire at Hwy 225 and Sunshine Road was responded to by Hearn Chapel Volunteer Fire Department.
Chester County Fire Dept responded to a Motor Vehicle Accident on Sanford Road October 1 2013. HEARN CHAPEL the Hearn Chapel Fire Department is on Wilson School road.
Chester County Fire Department is assigning in August 2014 the two new Fire Trucks that Deep South Fire Trucks, Seminary MS built for the county. The Federal government gave tax payer money in the sum of $249,500 and local tax dollars were $8,500 to pay for two fire trucks, one for Deanburg and one for Hearns Chapel. Jim Vest is Chester County Fire Chief.
Dr John SMITH, an early settler, owned all the land from Montezuma eastward to the Forked Deer River, including the area that became Henderson. Dr John D Smith sold land lots in Henderson - at first called Dayton, after the railroad came through the area. (His son was, Dr T. A. Smith)
Henderson did not exist until the M & O Railroad (Mobile & Ohio) came through running North-South. The Railroad was built in 1856 to 1858 and consisted of twenty-nine miles in present day Chester County. The railroad build a station and called it DAYTON. The M&O was chartered in January and February, 1848, by the states of Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, and Kentucky in the order named. The line was finally completed from Mobile to Columbus Kentucky, on April 22 1861. During the Civil War the M & O RR had all the bridges, trestle work, warehouses and station buildings between Union City Tennessee and Okolona Mississippi, a distance of 184 miles, destroyed - the depot at Henderson Station was burned by Confederate forces or Rebel forces. Dayton later became HENDERSON STATION and after the Civil War just HENDERSON. Dayton and Henderson Station were in Madison County Tennessee, but in 1882 when Chester County came into existence HENDERSON became the County seat, after a poplar election between Montezuma and Henderson, with Henderson winning by a wide margin - 796 for Henderson and 55 for Montezuma.
The first store in Henderson was built by POLK BRAY in the fall of 1860. Another early store was operated by John HUGHES.
HENDERSON Post office changed to Chester County in April 1882 and is still operating. J. D. FRANKLIN was the first postmaster. In 1901 the Legislature passed an act Incorporating the town of Henderson. In 1901 in had a population of about 1,000. T B Hardeman was the first Mayor, H C Ashcraft the City Recorder and M F Ozier the City Attorney. The city was soon installing a water works, sewerage system and laid sidewalks. By the early 1920's the streets were being paved, a hard surface road East and a hard surface road North.
The County built a jail across the street behind the Court House in 1913. The Sheriff used the two story brick building's first floor for his residence. The rear was a kitchen. The Sheriff's wife was the cook for the jail. The jail was upstairs.
The overhead bridge was built on Main Street over the M & O Railroad in 1934.Henderson is an incorporated city in Chester County Tennessee at latitude 35.4392 and longitude -88.6414.
In 1936 H A MORGAN was with the firm of Rowsey and Morgan in Henderson.
In 1938 GUINN'S was a grocery store in Henderson - and perhaps before 1938. It was on Main Street in the 1960's. George C Ward operated the 145 Service Station selling Goodrich Tires. Kroger Grocery Store in Henderson in 1938 was running ads that included ten pounds of red potatoes for 17 cents. REID'S Cash Grocery was running ads.
SALANT & SALANT Shirt Factory was in Henderson. My earliest memories of it is about 1949 when I was 9 years old. Mr Averitt was the Plant Manager and remained plant manager until it closed. His only child, Ann Averitt graduated CCHS in 1958. The factory was between Church St and the RR. It was North of Mill ST. Today the street it was on is known as Appel St. I APPEL operated a factory in the building after Salant & Salant closed. Salant & Salant opened in 1940 and closed in 1971.
About 1950 the multi story Southern Hotel across the RR from Front street burned. The Hotel set at the end of the overhead bridge at the corner of W Main Street and S Franklin Street. I was on the way to Vacation Bible School at the First Baptist Church, located across the street from the Courthouse. When I saw the smoke, fire truck, etc down Main Street I changed directions and spent an hour or so watching the fireman in a futile battle to save the old hotel. I arrived at Vacation Bible School very late that day.
In February 1952 the Chester County Chapter of American Red Cross announced their co-workers for the various districts. H S.Morgan was announced as Chairman for the Fund Raising Drive. District 6 (Henderson) J R Vaughn, Eugene Bingham, Mrs Robert Hardeman, Mrs Jo Miller, Mrs Kenneth Woods, Mrs Della White, Mrs Paul Arendall, Mrs Clifford McCoy, Mrs Howard Mitchell, Mrs W O Bruce, Mrs Allie Frank, Mrs Carl Crowder, R W Stewart, Lattie Averitt, Paul Woods, T H Williams, John Bolen, J L McHaney, Paul Arendall, Elton Rhodes, C H Bolton, H A Steed, C P Roland, Vaudie Plunk, James Williams.
Gerald McAdams, manager of U-TOTE-EM Grocery store announced in August 1944 that they had air conditioned the store.
Dun & Bradstreet book for January 1970 showed 129 businesses in the County including manufacturers, wholesalers and retailers. 112 of these were in Henderson.
In 1970's Mosier's Pharmacy and City Rexall Drug Store were in Henderson on Main St. Wayne Bulliner owned and operated Farmers Supply Company on Front Street. Morgans Service Station sold high octane gasoline. Horn Furniture Store on Main Street sold furniture and guitars. Gene's Shoes and Clothing Store was co-owned by W. Luther "Luke" and Lucille BEACHAM STANFILL. Jett Hardware, 114 E Main St. Hughes Real Estate Agency, 105 S. Washington St. Gene A Maness Insurance Agency. The Fashion Shoppe, Main Street.
Buel "Snookum" Maness has retired and turned over operation of Snookum's Restaurant to his grandson, Brandon Maness in September 2014. "Snookum's" has been in business since June 1994.
South of Montezuma On hwy 225 and south of Silerton Road.
The Hickory Corners School was built in 1914. The property had a large Hickory Tree on each corner, thus the school was named HICKORY CORNERS.
Mt Gilead Baptist Church is in the Hickory Corners Community. This Church is on the Rowsey School Road in McNairy county, just South of Chester County. It is East of the Woodville road.
The Old Friendship Road is on the Eastern side of Hickory Corners community.
Hopewell Missionary Baptist Church and Cemetery is in Northern McNairy County. The surrounding community is often considered part of the Sweetlips Community.
In 1950 Hughes Store is in the 1st Civil District. (also see Enville)
Hunter Hill community was in the news in the 1930's. Pisgah Church and it's Sunday School every Sunday at 10:00 is mentioned.
In the vicinity of Jacks Creek, Hugh ROSS settled at a very early day. He was the father of S. L. ROSS, and was a member of the State Senate at one time. J. F. HAMLETT, John BRUMMER and John CROOK, father of Dr. CROOK of Henderson, settled about 1830. John KOOTZ is said to have built his own house with the aid of his wife and a yoke of cattle. Job TRICE, who is still living, reared a large family. John M. HART, father-in-law of Mrs. HART of Henderson, was an early settler of Jacks Creek. Maj. NEELEY, a prominent citizen, came to Jacks Creek about 1825. Robert McCORKLE, a Methodist Episcopal preacher, Norman McLEOD, and Dr. Alfred TABLER were among the earlier settlers of the place. from HISTORY OF TENNESSEE published by Goodspeed in 1886. A C McCorkle married John M Hart's daughter and operated a store in Jacks Creek for many years.
JACKS CREEK POST OFFICE changed to Chester County in April 1882 and is still operating. In January 2014 new hours for the Jacks Creek Post office was announced. It will be open 4 hours per day during the week and two hours on Saturday. In 2014 the Post Office is one of two businesses in a building on the NW corner of Hwy 100 and Hwy 22 A.
JACKS CREEK BANK, Member F. D. I. C, Jacks Creek Tennessee. Friday night November 13 1936 burglars broke into the bank and stole $1585 from the vault. Mr W H Pierce was the Cashier and he is shown with the safe that was broken into and is now not repairable. In December 1936 the Bank advertised that they were in the business of making loans.
March 9 1938 FIRE destroyed the Oscar McCALL General Merchantile Store. The fire spread to the two story home of Sid HOLMES and to the W. C. CASH house occupied by Cline COUCH. These two homes were to the North of the store. The nearby Elmer GRISSOM home suffered water damage. When Mr McCall returned to the store after lunch he discovered the entire interior of the store on fire. Due to the intensity of the heat he could not retrieve his records. It is believed that the fire started in the rear of the store from the stove used to heat the store. A bucket brigdade was formed to fight the fire. It was raining at the time of the fire, but the rain did not help very much. Mr McCall estimated his loss at $4 to 5,000 and the entire fire loss at more than $10,000 for the two houses and store.
In February 1952 the Chester County Chapter of American Red Cross announced their co-workers for the various districts. H S.Morgan was announced as Chairman for the Fund Raising Drive. District 2 (Jacks Creek) Miss Eliza Smith, Mr and Mrs J H Tignor.
In 2012 Jones Grocery Store, 7195 State Route 100 East, Jacks Creek, TN 38347 operated by Bobbie Jones. (at corner of hwy 100 and 22 A)
In 2014 C & R Grocery is on Highway 100, Jacks Creek TN. This store is on the NW corner of Hwy 100 and the Clarks Creek Road. For many years it was the Max Brewer Store.
A Bar B Que Restaurant is at the corner of Hwy 22A & Hwy 100 on the NE corner. This location has had different owners over many years.
The building that housed the JACKS CREEK COTTON GIN is still standing as of 2014. It is just south of the curve on Hwy 22 A, at the junction with the Old Jacks Creek Road (35.468097, -88.520170). My Uncle, Albert Jay Jones took me to this cotton gin for my birthday about 1948 - my first trip to a gin. In those days it was a very active gin. We went on a mule drawn wagon loaded to the top with cotton. On the way we crossed hwy 100 and continued on to the Old Jacks Creek Road to stay on gravel roads. I asked my Uncle why did we not go down the black topped hwy - he explained that the mules had no shoes on and the road was too "slick" for their bare feet. After the cotton was sucked off we returned in the empty wagon. On the way home we stopped at Max Brewer's store (C & R Grocery in 2014) at the corner of Hwy 100 and Clarks Creek Road. He bought the entire contents of two almost empty ice cream containers, we each got a "wooden ice cream" spoon and retreated to the shade trees at the north side of the store and devoured the ice cream. Hal Christopher was the gin manager at one time.
In 2014 Jacks Creek is in the 2nd District of Chester County.
In the 2014/2015 School year Tangie Sweatman is the Principal at Jacks Creek Elementary School.
On an 1882-1888 Atlas, Jester is about 1/2 way between Deanburg and Montezuma. Jester is just East of the road that ran from Jackson through Deanburg then through Montezuma to McNairy Station to Purdy.
Laurel Hill Road - - from Montezuma take hwy 225 south to the Cave Springs Road and turn right (West) and immediately turn left (South) onto the LAUREL HILL ROAD.
Laurel Hill is between Masseyville and Hickory Corner.
Knippers Laurel Hill Grocery is at 7635 State Route 225, Henderson, TN 38340. Phone: (731) 989-5680 in 2013. The store is in the MASSEYVILLE COMMUNITY.
Lott Town was near Enville. John Roberts and Amy Catherine O'NEAL LOTT had a general store at Lott Town.
Lula is a place located in Chester County at latitude 35.466 and longitude -88.373. Lula is East of the new Hwy 22 on hwy 201 (Henderson Road). It is about a 1/2 mile South of Hwy 100. Lula once had a Post Office. The Post office was closed and moved to Center Point and then moved to Carroll's Store.
Masseyville Post Office opened December 3 1884 and closed October 15 1907. It again opened January 28 1910 and closed August 15 1912. It again opened July 14 1914 and closed October 15 1915. One of more of these times the PO was in the home/store of J H Mitchell. J H Mitchell ran the first store, practiced medicine, owned a gin, a sawmill and a grist mill.
Mr and Mrs Bruce Mitchell and A. J. Maness were among those who attended the reunion at Sandy Flat from here Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Lee Hendrix, of Bethel Springs, visited Mr and Mrs Bruce Mitchell this week.
Hon Horry Hodges, one of the aspirants for official honors of McNairy county, was a visitor here Monday.
Dave Kirby, who for some time past has been in poor health, is very low.
Mr J. N. Hicks, a prominent mechanic of Bells Tennessee, has been doing the annual amount of repair work on Dr Mitchell's gin machinery.
Eld. W. H. Jordan, of Foxhall, was here Monday. Jesse Mitchell makes a pilgrimage regularly to the Piney Woods. HENDERSON HEADLIGHT issue of Friday, May 30 1902
Around 1929-1933 Miss Helen Johnson was a teacher at Masseyville for 4 years. On September 20 1933 she married Wilbert Gordon Cowles and moved to Jackson.
In February 1952 the Chester County Chapter of American Red Cross announced their co-workers for the various districts. H S.Morgan was announced as Chairman for the Fund Raising Drive. District 12 (Masseyville) Mr and Mrs Curtis Mitchell, Mr and Mrs Gorman Maness.
Hwy 225 runs through the Masseyville Community. The Community is South of the Hickory Corners Community, it is South of the Cave Springs Road. The Old Sobby Road is in the Masseyville Community when it joins Hwy 225. The Old Sobby Road becomes the Maseyville-McNairy Road as one goes East. The Community is on a Bethel Springs mail route.
Melburn Post Office opened May 26 1904 and closed Sept 14 1904
MELBURN News. Miss Libbie CONE and Frank NAYLOR were married last Saturday. HENDERSON HEADLIGHT issue of Friday, June 6 1902 - Married June 1 1902. MELBERN is one of the Communities that this paper had news from. Other names included A. G. SEWELL, Mrs Lydia TALLEY and C E WILKERSON.)
Mifflin is the oldest settlement is what is now CHESTER COUNTY. (Montezuma may be older) Colonel John PURDY came to Mifflin, then in Henderson County TN in 1821. Colonel John PURDY At the same time that the Holly Springs Methodist Church was used as a school in it's early days Mifflin, also had a school.
MIFFLIN Post Office transferred from Henderson County April 1882 when Chester County was formed and closed October 31 1907
In February 1952 the Chester County Chapter of American Red Cross announced their co-workers for the various districts. H S.Morgan was announced as Chairman for the Fund Raising Drive. District 5 (Mifflin) Mr and Mrs Dennis Lathan, Mr and Mrs R E Butler, Mr and Mrs Carmon Johnson.
In 2004 the 30,000 square foot Mifflin Community Mall was opened by Paul Holmes on the North side of Hwy 200 in Mifflin - across from the Jimmy Wells Store. The retail establishment houses a grocery store, gas station, furniture store, hair salon, cafe and soon a restaurant and arcade. Paul Holmes, a retired businessman who recently moved back to Chester County after living and working in Memphis for years. Holmes decided to retire in Mifflin where he grew up - about 2 miles from the store. Mr Holmes daughter and son in law, Sandra and Tim Tucker also moved from Memphis and will co-manage the store. Danny Rogers of Henderson will manage the Term City Furniture Store. Mr Holmes died in 2009.
The Bingham Gin was in Milledgeville in the 1920's.
Milledgeville, The largest portion of the town lies in McNairy County, with portions extending into Chester and Hardin Counties. In the 2000 census, 130 of the town's 287 residents (45.3%) lived in McNairy County, 83 (28.9%) in Chester County, and 74 (25.8%) in Hardin County as per Wikipedia.
Montezuma was originally in McNairy County until Chester County was formed in 1882. Womble's Store was built about 1822 Montezuma was an early town, laid out in the early 1820's. Before the Civil War, Montezuma was at a crossroads and was a prosperous town. The N-S road ran from Jackson through Deanburg then through Montezuma to McNairy Station to Purdy. In 1874 The Montezuma Male and Female Academy was built. It was a thriving town, but they rejected the railroad, which was built farther East.
Under the skill and vigilance of that efficient health officer, Dr Edd Perkins the Small Pox scare at this place has about abated. There is but one case and it is well quarantined. We regret other duties made it necessary for Bro Douglas to severe his connection with the churh here, but hail with delight at the appointment of Bro Day. Everybody is enthusiastic over the prospect of free mail delivery through this burg. Prof Oliver Marsh will teach the public school at Cross Roads next session. HENDERSON HEADLIGHT issue of Friday May 30 1902
MONTEZUMA Post Office was open in McNairy County TN as early as 1839. The Post Office location in April 1882 became Chester County and the P. O. closed July 17 1975 and all mail services continued from Henderson TN.
In February 1952 the Chester County Chapter of American Red Cross announced their co-workers for the various districts. H S.Morgan was announced as Chairman for the Fund Raising Drive. District 8 (Montezuma) Mr and Mrs Charles Skinner, Mr and Mrs Monroe Arnold, Mr and Mrs Ercel Marsh.
The Mount Zion Community is near Enville.
Old Jackson Road Community is along the Old Jackson Road from Hwy 45 on the West end to the Garland Road on the East end. As of 1950 the Old Jackson Road was the only road in Chester County that a school bus crossed a RR track. (On other roads a bridge went over the RR tracks.) The GM&O RR is near the West end and beside the Harry Scott farm. In 1950 Harry Scott Sr raised Polled Hereford cattle and farmed.
the Phillips Community is between Montezuma and Silerton. The Crown Point School was in the Phillips Community. The Gail Store was nearby. The peak of Crown Hill is in this community.
In a 1936 issue of Chester County Independent Haltom's Chapel Church on Haltom's Chapel Road, North of Silerton Road was in the community of Phillips.
In March 1936 Mr Adolphus HOLLOWAY and family have moved from the T. L. Hearn farm to Mrs Ben Holloway's farm of near Owens School. Mr R. P. Burkhead and family moved to the house vacated by Mr Holloway.
The Phillips School was in or near the community of Pine Grove.
In March 1970 Mr and Mrs Paul Ray Massengill of Michigan are visiting his parents, Mr and Mrs David Massengill. The children of Mr and Mrs Alvin Kelley surprised Mrs Kelley with a birthday dinner.
4-H CLUB leaders at Pine Springs in 1935 were: Mary Dees, Melburn Jones, Pauline Barton and Leton Jones
Several attended the dance at Mr and Mrs Elbert Jones last Wednesday night. All reported a good time.
School is progressing nicely. The leaders in the respective grades are: 1st grade, Nell Jordan 2nd grade, Mary Sue Dodds and L. T. Johnson 3rd grade, Olene Jones and Maedell Thompson 4th grade, Francis Johnson 5th grade, Willo Richardson 6th grade, Cecil Jordan 7th grade, James Rouse 8th grade, Willard Thompson. CHESTER COUNTY INDEPENDENT issue of December 3 1936.
February 12 1933 the little baby of Mr and Mrs Jess Morris died.
Roby Community Volunteer Fire Department, 5050 Roby, is having a fall fundraiser Nov 2 2013 consisting of Chili, hamburgers, hot dogs and a cake walk.
Rocky Knob community news: Mr and Mrs Lester Droke spent Sunday night with her mother, Mrs Elmer Weaver. Mr and Mrs Dallas Davis spent Saturday night and Sunday in the C E Webster home. Plus 7 more items in December 10 1936 issue of CHESTER COUNTY INDEPENDENT.
In 1950 the Rocky Knob News was written by Mrs W. A. Plunk. Some of the news included, Mrs Vannie Loften of Memphis is visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs Curt Moore. Mr Moore has been bed ridden for several years and is not doing well now.
Propably in the vicinity of the Sweet Lips Community / Talley Store area. In 1950 Sand Hill News included information on Oak Grove Church, Jim Peddy, R. A. Talley and Mrs Lula Robertson among others. In 1970 Some people of the community included Mr & Mrs Clyde Robbins and Mr & Mrs J. T. Peddy.
SAND MOUNTAIN is not a separate community, but it is a NATURAL FEATURE of Chester County. Sand Mountain is about 100 feet above the surrounding land, it is the highest point in West Tennessee. Sand Mountain is mostly bald with Black Jack Oak, which will grow, although slowly on dry sandy ground. Sand Mountain is about 2 -3 miles SE of Jacks Creek TN.
Sand Mountain is a summit located in Chester County, TN at N35.45341 W88.46338 and at an elevation of 734 ft.
It is on the USGS 1:24K topographic map "Enville, TN". The peak, on the Sand Mountain Road is North of the Smith Cemetery (which is on Cabo Road). In 2013 a house is on top of the knoll.
To see it go East on Hwy 100 from Jacks Creek TN. Turn Right (South) on Sand Mountain Road (about 4th road E of Jacks Creek). Continue South on the road, it will eventually curve around and head back NE. The Peak is North of the junction with Cabo Road on East side of the road as you are going back NE. At the junction with Roby Road turn left and it will lead you back to Hwy 100. Or turn right on Roby Road and follow it to "New" Hwy 22 and continue on your trip.
Sanford Hill Community was originally on the southwestern edge of Henderson. Today (2015) it is part of Henderson. The Hill (in 2015) is where the Piggly Wiggly store is on the SW corner of Main Street and highway 45. The Sanford-Rogers Cemetery is SW of the hill on Simmons Road. The Sanford Road starts across Main St from the hill and goes W SW.
In the Shady Grove news in the Oct 1936 Issue of Chester County Independent Little Hatchie Church is mentioned.
Miss Era Massengill of the Shady Hill community married Noel Owen.
The town of Silerton is barely in Hardeman County, but many in this community are living in Chester County. Silerton is the smallest incorporated town in Hardeman County as per 2010 census with a population of 110. It's address is Henderson TN. Town of Silerton, 30195 Highway 125 North, Henderson TN 38340
SWEET LIPS Post Office was changed to Chester County in April 1882, name was changed to SWEETLIPS January 12 1895 and it was closed June 30 1905.
In 1950 Sweet Lips is in the 3rd Civil District
Talley's Store is in the Sweetlips Community in 2010. Talley's gin sat on the south side of the store. The community once had a blacksmith shop and a grist mill.
Rev Hodges and W H Harris of McNairy county, visited Dr White Sunday. B G Smith is very ill at this time. S E Reed lost a horse this week, making two that he has lost this spring. HENDERSON HEADLIGHT issue of Friday, May 30 1902
In February 1952 the Chester County Chapter of American Red Cross announced their co-workers for the various districts. H S.Morgan was announced as Chairman for the Fund Raising Drive. District 3 (Sweet Lips) Mr and Mrs J T Peddy, Mr and Mrs R A Talley, Jr
SWEETLIPS SCHOOL was at 35.408834, -88.522653 on the NW corner of Sweetlips Road and the Enville Road.
SWEET LIPS GROCERY, 3870 Sweet Lips Road, Henderson TN 38340 731 989 2156 was owned by Elbert Brooks in 2013. This grocery store is in the former Sweetlips School that closed in 1960. Elbert "JR" Brook born January 13 1939 died January 13 2014.
Tignor Store Community is centered on the Tignor Store on the Tignor Store Road. The store is very near the Chester-Henderson County line and has a Luray TN address. The store was owned by Carl A and Carnell RHODES TIGNOR. The store is SE of Mifflin TN and N of Jacks Creek TN
Woodville Cemetery lies off Highway 225 South in rural Chester County, TN. It is just north of the McNairy County line.


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As some of you will know, I have started writing a weekly column for Nineteen13.com where I cover an A-Z of lingerie! This is A for A-Cup:
A for A-Cup
A-Star. A-Team. A-level. Such positivity surrounds the first letter of our alphabet, however it is frequently disregarded in the lingerie stakes. While A for Apple may be less than apple-like in this circumstance, I would like probe at the underwear industry from a more petite perspective.
I am a 'lucky' size; I can walk into any store and find several styles that will fit and flair, but I am more than aware that the choice is rather limited when the letter is 'A', be it single, double or triple. I have enlisted the assistance on this topic of my dear friend Hazal. Considering my chosen topic of specialism, you won't be surprised that my first point of eye-line is usually the bust – I'm like that weird leering teacher/ colleague / bank manager every lass knows. Or is that just me…?
Anyway, the point is that I didn't notice Hazal having a particularly petite chest until we discussed it over a box of sale lingerie. While I was savagely clawing at bargain bras much like a starved lion tears at a defenseless beast, I noticed my friend taking her time looking through size labels, with decidedly less luck.
As an A cup at the most, Hazal finds the lack of quality designs for smaller cup sizes frustrating. "It doesn't feel that as much thought goes into making flattering lingerie for ladies with small boobs as there are for bigger boobs", she says. "There are specialised stores for women with bigger boobs to find the perfect bra to accentuate their figure however there isn't so much for us flat-chested girls".
While smaller sizes are indeed available, the variety is less so. "I often longingly gaze at the gorgeous shape of balcony bras knowing that they would look silly on my flat chest and feel that there isn't enough equivalent for 'small-boobed' girls", Hazal says. "I would love to find more designs that allow me to look sexy".
On hearing Hazal's quest, I wanted to speak with someone who knows the A-cup industry very well – Fiona Goad of Little Women, the petite lingerie specialist. Fiona launched the site 15 years ago, in the midst of media coverage citing big boobs as the 'big thing'. Since this time, it's fair to say that relatively little has changed in mass desire – however styles have!
"Balconette and Plunge bras only work for the smaller bust if they are ultra padded – especially if you have lost some of the fat from the top of your breast (this happens as we age)", Fiona tells me. From experience, Fiona finds that traditional cup shapes are most effective in maximizing a smaller bust. Covering more of the chest, they create the impression of bigger boobs.
Of course, the aesthetics are crucial, but what about the tech-spec of the bra in its due purpose: a support mechanism. How is this different in the A-Cup conundrum? Fiona explains how the notion that smaller cup sizes need underwire is, in fact, a myth. "Non-wired bras are often far more comfortable for AA and AAA cup sizes and those of good quality give just as much support, uplift and shape". Fiona continues to tell me that the "cradle" (where the wire would be if there was one) should follow the natural curve under the breast, without resting on the soft tissue. I rarely see sexy, non-wired bras in the high-street stores, so it's refreshing to see that they make-up 90 per cent of Little Women's stock.
It all comes down to attitude. "What is the point in wearing a bra if you have no boobs?" – a question I have heard asked many a time. Well, the simple fact of the matter is that if the soft tissue is soft, there is no reason not to offer a helping hand (or cup!). Lingerie portrays our various moods, be they cheeky, practical, girly or downright dirty.
Celebrities will always and forever influence and reflect our attitudes towards the bust. While beauties Christina Hendricks and Scarlett Johansson draw boob-attention seemingly magnetically, may I highlight how some of the world's sexiest women are smaller on top? Take Nicole Richie, Keira Knightley and Natalie Portman for three, not forgetting Hazal's 'boob-icon'- the almighty Jennifer Anniston. "They are a good size, great shape and she is the perfect example of being able to go out not wearing a bra and still looking fabulous", Hazal concludes. Indeed, those with a smaller bust will never fail to look 'the sex', quite capably stepping out in merely the string-strap cami in carefree and hassle-free glory.
So why, if small boobs are evidently just as sexy as their larger counterparts, would anyone bother with the gel/air/water/chicken fillet (100% fake chicken, suitable for vegetarians) boosting that is so widely available in comparison to other options? Clearly the lingerie industry is responding to market statistics, however once society steps out of the iron-hot box of 'big is beautiful' we will open our eyes and see what the options are on accepting our body for all its graces.
Hazal sums up this sentiment perfectly; I asked her if a guy had ever given her 'stick' about her cup size, to which she responded:
"I once had a guy tell me I would be perfect if my boobs were bigger. I responded by telling him that even if he was perfectly endowed he'd still have no chance."
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The elusive naxal leader's laptop, diary, mobile phone and SIM card were seized in a raid at a place between Dumurkota and Hatiashole villages in the 'Jangal Mahal' area recently.
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home to a drug addict, student basher and loser. this institution or they don't even deserve to be called an institution, this building should be closed and not deemed safe for your kids having bullies around. they don't have tough regulations to protect your child. they are into padrino padrino if something happened to your child beaten by another student. if you don't act or complain much, they will just let it go. typical school what you can see on movies. worst that the worst schoold you could ever find.. public schools are far more better than this. you pay dearly and your kids will suffer with bullies. so beware!!!
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I don't know where this video is coming from and if this boy is supposed to be a textbook jumper. But it sounds like that.
Single Loop jump by a little boy:
If we look at the slow-mo, the jump has a significant amount of prerotation. Does he jump any more than a 1/2 turn?
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I Have a home built in 1948 with wood rot by chimney
The header and sil plate are made out of six 2x4's r which are rotted behind external chimney on slope side of house. How do I repair this the right way?
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Posting some pictures would be a big help.
Fix the roof above, along with the flashing around the chimney, is how you do it correctly. You have water intrusion on the roof surface, is why you are getting rot.
as Gregzoll mentioned, start at the roof and work down to the framing. you will both repair the roof leak and the structural framing.
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By Kirsten Adshead | Wisconsin Reporter
MADISON — Conservative talk radio titan Rush Limbaugh labeled Sandra Fluke a "slut" and a "whore" after she talked about birth control before congressional Democrats.
Political commentator and television host Bill Maher called former GOP candidate Michele Bachmann a "bimbo" and used the "C-word" to describe 2008 Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin.
The rhetoric harkens back a generation, maybe even two ago now, before the gender-equalization gains achieved by the women's rights movement.
Already heated in this presidential election year, political rhetoric, many believe, has turned downright nasty in recent weeks — particularly against women.
Political action, too, Democrats and others have asserted, has led to a "war on women."
They point to Virginia's recent near passage of a law that would have required women seeking an abortion to undergo an invasive ultrasound. The legislation ultimately was changed to require any kind of ultrasound, after the bill drew widespread, vehement criticism from around the country.
"Here it is 2012," said Debbie Walsh, director of Rutgers University's Center for American Women and Politics. "I do think there has been movement; there has been change. It is a more hospitable environment (for women) than it was 30, 40 years ago. But to think that there's not still challenges women candidates face (that male candidates don't) would be naive."
Given that American women vote at a higher rate than men, and have for decades, verbally assaulting or alienating women could prove politically costly.
The voter turnout rate among eligible women has topped the turnout rate among eligible men in every presidential race since 1980 — and the gap is growing, according to CAWP.
Nearly 10 million more women than men voted in the 2008 presidential race, 70.4 million to 60.7 million, according to CAWP data.
Women have tended to prefer the Democratic presidential candidate, at least since 1980.
Walsh said Republican and Democratic strategists are courting women voters, though she said the GOP isn't doing itself any favors by debating insurance coverage for birth control at a time when the majority of Americans support the use of birth control.
Helen Schott shakes her head over recent Republican action regarding birth control and abortions.
"I think in a close election year it was crazy to go after women like that," the retired Madison attorney said Thursday in Middleton, before a campaign stop with GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney's wife, Ann.
Schott said she worries some women will perceive GOP actions as a gender attack.
"Whether (women will) remember that in November, I don't know," she said.
Schott, who said she is an independent but supports Romney, said she believes having women like Ann Romney out on the campaign trail blunts potential criticism about whether the GOP is attacking women.
"We want to see someone that we can identify with, at least a little bit with," she said.
Ann Romney, appearing at a Middleton diner Thursday morning, spoke about her husband's commitment to cutting back on an oversized government and increasing employment.
But she also talked about her concerns that future generations are being harmed by political decisions being made now — and how the desire to address that problem helped her overcome misgivings about going through another presidential race with her husband, who unsuccessfully sought the GOP nomination in 2008.
Ann Romney knows attacks on reputation and character have been equal opportunity offenders this election season.
"It's a hard thing for families to go through," she said. "It's hard for a wife to see misrepresentations, to see attacks … to someone that you love and someone that you know is a really good person."
It was a presentation that resonated with Madison businesswoman Virginia Pickerell.
"I was impressed when someone can speak from the heart and they can speak eloquently. She didn't have to tear anybody down," Pickerell said. "She's bright. I was very impressed, and I came because I wanted to see what she was all about."
Pickerell and other Wisconsinites will have a chance to register their opinions about the GOP presidential candidates, officially, on April 3, the date of Wisconsin's presidential primary.
Mitt Romney's decisive, 12-point victory in Illinois on Tuesday has helped him further solidify his front-runner status, ahead of opponents Rick Santorum, a former Pennsylvania U.S. senator; Newt Gingrich, a former congressman from Georgia who was speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives; and Ron Paul, U.S. representative from Texas.
But neither Santorum nor Gingrich has indicated any intention of leaving the race, which means Wisconsin's primary could hold more weight than many would have thought just a few months ago.
"How about that?" said Ted Kanavas, co-chairman of Romney's Wisconsin campaign.
Kanavas rejected any GOP "war on women" notion as an idea that either "fits a narrative for certain candidates during certain times times" or a partisan attack.
"But if you take a look at the track record of Republicans over time, it doesn't play out, in terms of the votes, in terms of the policy," he said.


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newbie with elecrical ?
2004 Grand Cherokee.Pulled every fuse out today looking for issue on trailer lite connection.No blown fuse detected.Now the windows don't work,door locks don't work,side mirrors don't work.Air bag and seatbelt lights are on all the time.Any ideas? they all worked fine before checking all the spade fuses.
Disconnect the battery
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Welcome to the garage.
Did you check the fuses in the power distribution center under the hood? Fuse 12 (50A) is feeding power windows/locks/mirrors.
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Ok,I just tried disconnecting the positive.That wasn't it.I tried swapping fuses.That wasn't it.I did also notice the door lock n passenger side works.Also twice this morning the power sunroof opened by itself. :confused:
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The sunroof opened by itself without any input? Was that during trouble shooting, or where you driving? Only the power lock on passengers side works, or windows as well? Both front and rear passengers locks? Not the drivers side rear lock?
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It just could be a coincidence, but no power locks, no windows and no mirror operation is often caused by a broken wire in the drivers side door boot. With this normally also the interior lights won't dim, only when putting the dim switch in off position. Doesn't hurt at least to have a look inside the drivers door boot.
Nothing works on all 4 doors except the door lock on passenger front.Not sure about the interior lites not dimming.I will check that out.The airbag and seatbelt lites both on still,also.The map lites do turn on.The sunroof opened as soon as i started it twice yesterday.Not today,tho.
Noticed at lunch my interior lights dont come on when i got in it.I've not noticed before if they did or are supposed to...
I am going to pull fuse #12 out of the box underhood,after work just to see if there is power to the fuse.
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Well,after making sure there was power to fuse #12 under the hood,I checked the (infamous) black wire.It had been repaired already and had come out of the connector.There was also a large orange w/ white stripe wire broken.I repaired both and everything is working now.Thanks for the input guys........BUT the airbag and seatbelt lights are still on all the time.:confused:
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Both Airbag and Seatbelt indication lights are switched by the Airbag Control Module (ACM). Check the fuses 32 and 33 on the junction block under the steering wheel, both feed the ACM.
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I just took fuses #32 ! out of the yellow case and put back in the fuseblock.Cha-ching.She's all cured.Thanks for all your help Frango :thumbsup:
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How do you get rid of scratches from a sibling?
Yes, within limitations set by the courts.
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What are the other sibling rights to mother's property if one sibling has power of attorney and the other sibling never left home and is over forty years of age?
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Is older adult sibling in his or her twenties morally obligated to raise the younger minor sibling if both parents die and no one else is there to take care of minor sibling?
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Here we go again. The contest between the Silver Ferns and Australian Diamonds has become the greatest rivalry in transtasman sport - and probably one of the closest on the planet - and there are no signs of that changing in the near future.
New Zealand and Australia can't be separated and that is not just referring to the increasing amount of physical contact in the sport.
Over the past decade, the two teams, who meet today in Invercargill, have clashed on 44 occasions, in Manchester, Kingston, Delhi and Singapore, as well as every major city in Australia and New Zealand.
During that period, each side has won 22 times. Close contests have become the norm as well; 70 per cent of the games in the past four years have been decided by five goals or less.
It's not comparable to any other Anzac contest. The Wallabies were competitive between 1998 and 2003 but the All Blacks have been supremely dominant for the past decade.
The league situation is even more one-sided, with Kiwi victories still rare despite increasingly close matches. Cricket laments the death of the Chappell-Hadlee series, the football sides hardly ever meet and in basketball, Australia still hold a discernible edge.
"These matches with Australia are one of the reasons you play netball," says Ferns attacker Jodi Brown.
"The chance to play in these games keeps you going, keeps you training through those long sessions and keeps you working hard. It's the pinnacle and a driving motivation for a lot of players."
Brown's first experience was back in 2003, as a young gun in a mature Ferns team that featured Belinda Colling and Anna Rowberry.
A generation of players have come and gone since then but nothing has changed.
"No one wants to back down," says Brown. "It's always super intense and incredibly fast; sometimes you feel like you don't have time to breathe. There is so much passion and desire. The physicality out there can be tough but it makes it a great spectacle for the fans."
Brown struggled in her debut 10 years ago, marked by Australian legend Liz Ellis.
"It was not my finest performance," says Brown, "It's hard to play your natural game at that level and it can be a bit overwhelming. But you soon adapt - you have to - otherwise you won't survive."
"They're always classic matches," says Silver Ferns vice-captain Laura Langman. "Both sides tend to bring out the best in each other. They are the kind of games that can turn on one mistake or piece of brilliance."
Both teams have had short periods of dominance. In the aftermath of the 2003 world championships, the Ferns won eight of the next 10 matches, while the Diamonds lost only two games in 10 in the period just before and after the 2007 world championships.
However, the longest winning streak over the past decade has been just four matches and since 2007, no team has strung together more than three consecutive victories.
Off the court, relations between the two teams have generally been amicable, certainly nothing like the recent tension between the All Blacks and Wallabies.
Things got frosty for a period during Norma Plummer's tenure, as the Diamonds coach seemed to enjoy some verbal jousting, perhaps in an attempt to gain a psychological advantage. Not all of what Plummer said was unwarranted or incorrect but it was unusual in the previously genteel world of netball.
Plummer and Ruth Aitken had little time for each other by the end of their respective reigns, which sometimes influenced relations between the playing groups.
In contrast, current coaches Wai Taumaunu and Lisa Alexander have a strong relationship, with occasional phone chats (though certain subjects are barred).
Most of the players have connections through social media (Facebook and Twitter especially) and the teams normally convene for a dinner at the end of each series.
They often stay in the same hotel, which can lead to some awkward moments over breakfast, though in recent years the management teams from both sides have arranged separate dining areas or times to alleviate any discommodiousness.
The Ferns are the current holders of the Constellation Cup, after a 3-2 series victory last year. The teams travel to Auckland for the second test in Auckland on Thursday, before the Australian leg of the series in early October.


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A team of scientists from Oregon has collected microbes from ice within a lava tube in the Cascade Mountains and found that they thrive in cold, Mars-like conditions.
The microbes tolerate temperatures near freezing and low levels of oxygen, and they can grow in the absence of organic food. Under these conditions their metabolism is driven by the oxidation of iron from olivine, a common volcanic mineral found in the rocks of the lava tube. These factors make the microbes capable of living in the subsurface of Mars and other planetary bodies, the scientists say.
"This microbe is from one of the most common genera of bacteria on Earth," said Amy Smith, a doctoral student at Oregon State University and one of the authors of the study. "You can find its cousins in caves, on your skin, at the bottom of the ocean and just about anywhere. What is different, in this case, is its unique qualities that allow it to grow in Mars-like conditions."
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Target enters Canada via acquisition of Zellers' units
January 13, 2011,
Minneapolis -- Target Corporation is for the first time expanding beyond U.S. borders with its purchase of the leasehold interests in up to 220 sites From Zellers Inc
This transaction - which calls for Target to pay $1.825 billion -- will allow the discount retailer to open its first Target stores in Canada beginning in 2013. Zeller's is a subsidiary of the Hudson's Bay Company (HBC).
Target will make two equal payments of C$912.5 million, first in May and then in September 2011. Zellers Inc. will sublease these sites from Target and continue to operate them under the Zellers banner for a period of time.
Further enhancing its Canadian presence, Target expects to open 100 to 150 Target stores throughout the North American country in 2013 and 2014. The retailer noted the financial returns on these stores are expected to be in line with returns on new Target stores in the United States, resulting in dilution to earnings prior to store openings followed by accretion to earnings in the first full year of store operations.
"These stores will provide a strong, initial foundation for a more robust Target presence in Canada over time," Target said.
Target expects that renovation of leased sites will result in an aggregate investment of more than C$1 billion.
Target also announced today that it intends to actively pursue the sale of its credit card receivables portfolio, which totaled US$6.7 billion as of Oct. 30, 2010. First Annapolis has been engaged to advise Target in this process.
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We generally stay in one of the six water front cabins. Very nice view from all of them. They recently remodeled them and they are quite, nice. 2 bdrm., good sized living room and kitchen, small bathrooms. Always VERY clean. The office and maintenance staff are very friendly and accommodating. I no longer use the RV park because electrical is too low and the spaces in the middle are not good for a 40 ft. rig. If you can get a back-in along the fence sites; they are much wider.


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Liverpool News: Transfer speculation due to mount at LFC
By Kevin Morley.
Brendan Rodgers is a man with a plan. He is not the reactionary type, he is a thinker, a planner and someone who has a strategy of how he wants to build the club. This means he is not the type who is going to be panicked into the transfer market, not a man who will spend £35 million at the last minute on an unproven striker. That is why his comments after the Manchester City clash at Anfield yesterday were even more intriguing.
In his post match interview, the Liverpool manager revealed that "...If we're going to strengthen then hopefully we can get a few more in." As you would expect, no names were mentioned, but the fact that the manager suggested more than one potential new signing means we can expect some interesting events at Anfield between now and 31st August. Here we speculate on exactly where the manager may be looking to strengthen and who Liverpool may be looking to add to the squad over the coming days.
Firstly, Liverpool need to score more goals - that is not even up for debate. Achieving this quickly will mean getting in a proven Premier League goal scorer. While Fabio Borini has undoubted potential and will be future star at Anfield, he will take time to develop his game at the club and to achieve his full potential. The current number nine, Andy Carroll, has had a question mark over his Liverpool future since Brendan Rodgers arrived and his brief showing against Manchester City yesterday will not have done anything to convince the Liverpool manager that he can be a twenty goals a season man in the new style Liverpool are implementing.
This means Brendan Rodgers will definitely be considering bringing in an additional striker over the coming weeks, regardless of whether Carroll leaves or not. The first name most often mentioned with Liverpool over the past few weeks has been Fulham's Clint Dempsey. It is clear the player is looking to move on, and equally clear that Liverpool are interested. There is more to this than just media speculation and, despite interest from other Premier League sides, it would be no surprise if Liverpool were to add the American to the first team squad before the end of August. Liverpool will not be held to ransom though and , if Fulham hold out for too much money, expect Liverpool to consider Jordan Rhodes, Jermain Defoe or Daniel Sturridge as an alternative.
The new style of play Liverpool are implementing will rely on technical players who play with speed of mind and fleet of foot. This means players will need to stretch the opposition and exploit the full width of the pitch. Wingers are essential to achieving success with this style. Last season Liverpool spent £20m on Stewart Downing yet seventeen year old Raheem Sterling was selected ahead of the England international yesterday and he did not let his manager down - arguably contributing more in one game than Downing did in the whole of last season.
Given this need for wide men who are technically astute, expect Liverpool to look to add strength in this area of the pitch. Adam Johnson was suggesting as a potential signing but it appears that Liverpool did not even make an enquiry prior to him moving to Sunderland. Other suggestions have been Ricardo Quaresma but a move for a player who has struggled over the past few years seems unlikely. Liverpool have clearly been interested in both Tello and Afellay of Barcelona and don't be surprised if a loan move for either of these is secured before the transfer window shuts.
Defence is an area that has caused concern for Liverpool in the opening Premier League games, with five goals conceded in only two matches. Compared to the solidity show last season, Liverpool have demonstrated a worrying weakness in this area. Despite this, it is not clear whether Rodgers will look to add strength here. Martin Kelly and Coates are both highly valued as back up, with both Jack Robinson and Jon Flanagan adding further cover in the wide defensive positions. Key to any defensive additions will be whether Daniel Agger remains at Anfield - something which is looking increasingly likely.
The final position where Liverpool may look to strengthen is goalkeeper. Pepe Reina has been an ever present between the posts for Liverpool and he has had very little challenge in the last few seasons. Both Brad Jones and Alexander Doni have been bench warmers who have only enjoyed the ocassional run out in the Carling Cup. This has mean Reina has had little competition and Rodgers is rumoured to be looking at young England keeper Jack Butland, someone who would definitely be looking for first team football and would therefore bring undoubted pressure in the goalkeeping position.
Whatever happens, the next few days will be full of rumour and speculation where Liverpool FC are concerned. Most of this will be conjecture that is based on nothing more than players being available. The new manager has already shown with the signing of Assaidi from Heerenveen, that while he is a planner, he is also someone who keeps his cards close to his chest - don't be surprised to see him pull one or two surprises out of his pack before 11.00pm on Friday.


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Depressing birthday, national budget and Sales Tax on Computers
Supposedly the birthday should be a bright day, with pleasant weather, gifts, lots of flowers, hundreds of birthday wishes via SMS and emails, sumptuous ice cream cake, dinner party with friends etc. However, this wasn't the case on my birthday this year.
Supposedly the birthday should be a bright day, with pleasant weather, gifts, lots of flowers, hundreds of birthday wishes via SMS and emails, sumptuous ice cream cake, dinner party with friends etc. However, this wasn't the case on my birthday this year.
Early in the morning, the first bad news that I received was that our organizations long time driver had died due to hepatitis. While I was still trying to absorb this shock, there was another tremor that a journalist Hayatullah from Federally Administered Tribal Area (FATA), who was kidnapped about 6 months ago, was brutally killed and his dead body was found in Mirali. This has been one of the worst years for journalists.
I was out of country, when government presented national budget in the national assembly. I am really not a person of figures and data, however, I was deeply interested to know that how government will frame something useful to boost the IT sector in the country. However, it was shocking to know that computers and accessories are now subject to 15% sales tax. This I believe is an act to brutally murder the nascent IT sector in the country. This step has actually jeopardized various government projects. Then I wrote to Jehan Ara, President of Pakistan Software Houses Association to know her point of view on this. She said that:
"The sales tax on computers will not only increase our cost of doing business, I feel it will impact computerization in the country as a whole. All the e-government projects will cost a lot more, SMEs will be more reluctant to spend a larger portion on automating their businesses, education will suffer because schools already have a small budget and this will cut into that, individuals will find the cost to be more of a barrier and NGOs with IT projects will find it harder to implement them within existing budgets".
She further informed that:
"I issued a statement the day the budget came out but will be writing officially to the Ministry of IT and the Ministry of Finance to try and fight this GST. Other people who are sending letters to the Ministry are Intel, FPCCI and ISTE".
Just yesterday, federal secretary has been quoted in the national press saying that Central Board of Revenue didn't consulted the ministry of IT before taking the decision to impose sales tax on computers. A total laughing stock and hilarious to note the effective coordination between the government agencies.
To sum up the whole Saga:
- It is not wise to be a true professional journalist in this situation in this country.
- Our defense budget demands more and more taxes to be imposed on people.
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We are all interested in looking good and healthy, and one of the methods to show this is to care for our natural coat, the skin. If we have an internal problem, disease or illness, it shows immediately on our skin. The same thing happens for those with sensitive skin, which is prone to rashes, allergies or pimples and black spots. Luckily, there are many tips for glowing skin we can use. Some of the treatments we will present are also suitable for those with darker skin that wish to brighten up their complexion.
One of our favorite tips for glowing skin was this mixture of ground almonds with honey, yogurt and oatmeal, which gives the skin smoothness and shine if applied for 10 minutes. It should be rinsed off with warm water. You can also get glowing skin results by mixing a mashed banana with some milk. Apply it on the skin and leave for 20 minutes before rinsing with cold water.
Other tips for glowing skin include applying simple honey on the face and neck and leaving on for 20 minutes before rinsing with cold water. If you want to get rid of dead skin cells and have smoother skin, make your own scrub mask from one tablespoon of walnut powder, honey and lemon scrub. Gently scrub the mix on your face and wait until it dries before rinsing with cold water.
Oily skin can be corrected with a composition made up of grapes, egg white and lemon. Applied on the face for 15 minutes, this mask will tighten and tone your skin. The active elements may create tingling sensations, so don't be alarmed, it's natural; wash off with warm water. Buttermilk will also clean oily skin if dabbed gently on the skin.
Here is one of the more peculiar tips for glowing skin we found: you boil cabbage or cauliflower in some water and wash your face with the resulted water. This is an effective treatment for warts. If you want to brighten up your dark complexion, dry some orange peels and grind them to a powder. Mix the powder with some milk and apply the result on the face, leaving it for 25 minutes. Wash off with some water when you're done. These homemade masks may react differently from person to person, acting more or less efficiently, but what is certain is that none of them has any negative side-effects you have to worry about.


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Video: The greatest marriage proposal ever?
posted at 9:47 pm on May 30, 2012 by Allahpundit
To cleanse the palate, this one's at 8.4 million YouTube views and counting — in five days. Behold the power of a fully armed and operational celebrity Twitter account:
About 60 people helped Lamb create the memorable marriage proposal, performing an elaborately choreographed street dance to the song "Marry Me" by Bruno Mars while Lamb's soon-to-be fiancee, Amy Frankel, clutched at her heart and squealed…
The video is called "Isaac's Lip-Dub Proposal" because he had Frankel wear headphones to listen to the song while the dancers pretended to sing the words.
The video got a viewer boost when Mars, who has no relationship to Lamb or Frankel, tweeted a link to the video to his 9.6 million followers, writing, "Congrats to Isaac Lamb and the future Mrs. I don't think I could've made a better music video for this song. Thank you."
It's darned impressive, but there are two types of people in the world, my friends: Those who want "jazz hands" to be part of their memories of proposing marriage and those who don't. I'll leave you to guess which group I'm in. Exit question for the ladies: Scale of one to 10, what's the swoon factor here? Perfect 10 or does a point get deducted for the jazz hands?
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- The beautiful white wolf everyone knows, might get this as a tattoo one day since it was drawn with that 8n mind :)
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