Classifieds for the week of June 6 – June 12, 2014
AUCTIONS
Preview Saturday June 7th, 8AM – 10AM
Auction begins Sat. June 7th – 10AM
220 Locust Street, Downtown Gadsden, Located Between Intersection of 3rd and 2nd Streets.
Most Items To Be Sold Absolute
Store Fixtures, Cash Registers, Furniture, Lamps, Stainless Steel Jenn-Aire Appliances, Building Materials.
Light Fixtures, Garage Door, Quilts, Household
Legal notices for the week of June 6 – June 12, 2014
MORTGAGE
FORECLOSURE SALE
Default having been made in the payment of the indebtedness secured by that certain mortgage executed by Leslie White and James White, wife and husband, to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., acting solely as nominee for Metro Bank, dated February 21, 2007, said mortgage recorded in the Office of the Judge of Probate
State leaders singing a different tune
My, how the tables have turned.
Four years ago, Republican politicians in Montgomery were applauding Republican prosecutors for investigating public corruption in the bingo trials – an investigation that led to exactly zero convictions.
Now, these same Republican politicians are claiming that politics is behind the investigation into their own corruption, and that the investigation is nothing more than an attempt to
Mary Harrison Lister, founder of the Etowah Historical Society, Part 4
The Vagabond recently visited the State Archives in Montgomery, where he discovered several photos of Etowah Historical Society founder Mary Harrison Lister. The following is a continuation of a book written by Elbert L. Watson about Mary Harrison Lister:
“Another high moment for Mrs. Lister and the Historical Society occurred in the following spring, when Mr. M.M. Johnson, one of Emma
Veteran receives more than diploma at EHS
By Lindsay Seagraves/Staff Writer
Etowah High teacher and head track and field coach Blake Hudson has been reading the names of Etowah High School’s graduating seniors for four years now.
Only this year has he called a graduate that brought the entire audience to its feet in a standing ovation.
“It was difficult to get through reading it without getting choked up. Truth
Boyd honored for service now and in WWII
By Donna Thornton/News Editor
A.C. Boyd’s first recorded service came when he was drafted “at the tender age of 18,” but it didn’t stop when his hitch in the military was up.
Boyd received a proclamation of commendation Tuesday (June 3) at the Etowah County Commission meeting in recognition of the 70th anniversary of the D-Day Invasion on June 6, 1944, but
Incumbents win; one runoff vote required
By Donna Thornton/News Editor
Primary races in Etowah County proved a success for most incumbents.
The only local race that will require a runoff vote is the contest for the District 4 seat on the Etowah County Commission. Incumbent Jeff Overstreet took the most votes – 48.91 percent of the ballots cast – but fell just short of the 50 percent he
Junkins grants second generation adoption
Bobby Junkins grants the 1,000th adoption for Lifeline Children’s Services, an adoption agency with offices in several states as well as Gadsden and Birmingham.
The adoptive mom was adopted through Lifeline thirty-one years ago and is the first Lifeline adoptee to return as an adoptive parent.
Judge Junkins has conducted numerous Lifeline adoptions over the years. Judge Junkins helped write the adoption
Southern Cooking with Andy Bedwell
Sylvia’s Strawberry Salad and Wedding Cookies
My cousin, Sylvia Stewart, was a well-known teacher of dance in Gadsden, but she was also a wonderful cook. One of my favorite dishes that she prepared was her delicious strawberry salad. She often brought this salad to covered dish suppers at Eastside Presbyterian Church. This was also a favorite of Phyllis and Jimmy Lyons.
Sylvia’s