Albert “Tab” Lee Harper, Sr., 75
Albert “Tab” Lee Harper, Sr. age 75, of Lafayette, Tenn., passed away on Wednesday, June 25, 2008. Funeral services for Albert “Tab” Harper were conducted Saturday, June 28, 2008 at 11 a.m. from the Alexander Funeral Home Chapel with Elder J.B. Shoulders officiating.
Read MoreMarjorie Lou Dombeck, 75
Mrs. Marjorie Lou Dombeck, age 75 of Hartsville, Tenn. passed away on Tuesday, June 24, 2008. Funeral services were conducted Thursday, June 26 at 2 p.m. from the chapel of Woodard Funeral Home with Bro. Tony Day officiating. Interment followed in the Shrum Cemetery
Read MoreBrazil E. Rigdon, 88
Brazil E. Rigdon, formerly of Fountain Run and Scottsville, Ky. passed away at Scottsville Medical Center Saturday, June 14, 2008 at the age of 88.
Read MoreWillo Dean Green Rich, 87
Funeral services for Willo Dean Green Rich, age 87, a resident of Knollwood Manor and formerly of the Hermitage Springs community in Clay County, Tenn. were conducted Tuesday morning, July 1, 2008, at 11 a.m. from the chapel of the Phillip Anderson & Son Funeral Home in Red Boiling Springs, Tenn. with Jimmy Cook officiating.
Read MoreLettuce Varieties
We love to plant many different varieties of each vegetable, in an effort to find out which does best. Lettuce is a good example, and I like the summer crisp, or Batavia, kinds. While the romaines and others are bolting, during the first week of summer, the summer crisps are still crisp.
Read MoreHow To Prepare The Rows Before Planting
Hilling the rows helps the plants to grow. By throwing dirt up on the base of the plant, small weeds are smothered and soil moisture is conserved. The ridge also holds the stalk upright so it doesn’t bend or blow over with the weight of the crop.
Read MoreOutrageous Gas Price Works Havoc On The Economic Life of Small Towns
– A leading national newspaper recently took the position that high gas prices will eventually contribute to the economic death of small rural towns.– Rural consumers pay more for the necessities of life than do the city dwellers. This is due mainly to the expense of trucking products to the rural areas.– Then there is…
Read MoreDumbing America Down, Once Child At A Time
The Muslims are smarter than those in leadership roles in America. They are using education as a tool to undermine and eventually take over this country. Little by little they are depriving children of their rights and not much is being said to refute their tactics.
Read MorePreparing & Planing Sweet Potatoes
Sweet potatoes are the last of the summer crops to get planted. The soil was prepared a few weeks ago and had turned green with weeds. I was so glad it wasn’t planted yet. A run through with the re-breaker and harrow took care of them.
Read MoreA Lying Tongue
The trouble wrought in this world by a lying tongue is legion.“Deacon Brown” was repainting the little country church building. He soon realized that there was more building to cover than there was paint in the bucket, so he added some water to stretch the supply.
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