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It is therefore, Ordered that this “Notice of Sale” be published in the “Carroll News-Leader” and the “McKenzie Banner”, both weekly newspa-pers published in Carroll County, Tennessee, for one week each. This the 8th day of March, 2012.

ATTORNEYS FOR THE PLAINTIFFS:LAURA A. KEETON MICHAEL U. KING KEETON LAW OFFICES KING LAW OFFICE 20240 EAST MAIN STREET 12880 EAST PARIS STREETHUNTINGDON, TN 38344 HUNTINGDON, TN 38344 KENNETH TODD – CLERK & MASTER

Owner Property Address Parcel DeedBook/Page Total Tax Due for ParcelBarmore Phil Etux Ann Cotton Lane 11 072 072 061.00 000 206/474 $90.88Fesmire Christopher Et Ux Alisa Clark St 11 073 E Q 073 E 004.00 000 329/90 $379.98Goodwin Patrick Main St 11 073 N A 073 N 001.00 000 276/145 $95.30Howe & Jordan Refrigeration Main St W 19370 11 073 K B 073 N 017.00 P 001 $483.23Mcginnis Roy D C/O Carol M Fisher Murray Lane 141 11 073 F C 073 F 004.00 000 202/240 $377.03Norman Clarence Et Ux Ruby J Jones St 145 11 073 F B 073 F 011.00 000 249/468 $297.38Shelton Willis C C/O Wanda Shelton Buena Vista Rd 1100 11 072 072 093.01 000 220/947 $223.63Sports Academy Of West Tennessee Main St E 20580 11 072 I E 072 H 012.00 P 001 $87.93Tennessee Magnet Publications Lexington St 12709 11 073 K B 073 N 006.00 P 001 $56.95Williams Theodore 255 WOODLAWN AVE 11 073 H 073 E 023.01 000 $220.68Trull Debbie 5750 BROAD ST 02 058 N C 058 N 004.00 000 $157.80

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Destruction/Damage/Vandalism of Property

A vehicle was vandalized and damaged in Huntingdon on March 12.

According to a report filed by Deputy Kristopher C. Byrd, Brittany Conrad, 21, of Hwy. 219, Huntingdon, advised that the back glass of her 1994 Chevrolet Silverado had been knocked out. The victim advised that she knows that the window was intact at 10 p.m. on March 11. The victim advised that when they arrived at the ATV shop on Hwy. 219 at around 4 p.m. on March 12, the back glass was shattered. The victim advised that she had been in an altercation with some people from Benton County over a dirt bike, but couldn’t prove that they had broken the window.

---Drug/Narcotic Violations

A Camden man was arrested for drug/narcotic violations on March 12.

According to a report filed by Deputy Eric W. Sawyers, the of-ficer observed a blue GMS pickup traveling east on Maytown Road and as the vehicle turned onto Green Valley Road it ran off the right side of the roadway and stopped. As the officer approached the vehicle, the driver, Shawn Justin Agoo, 32, of Mission Rock Road, advised the officer that he did not have a driver’s license and that it was suspended out of Florida. Agoo reportedly gave deputies consent to search the ve-hicle. During the search, deputies allegedly found a small amount of a green leafy substance believed to be marijuana inside a drink can. Agoo stated that the mari-juana was his and he was cited into General Sessions Court for driving on a suspended license and simple possession of Sch. VI.

---Theft From Motor Vehicle

The trim was stolen from a Ford Explorer in McKenzie on March 5.

According to a report filed by Deputy Michael R. Verner, Patricia Brown, 22, of Hwy. 43 Lane, called the department to report that someone took the trim off her Ford Explorer. The trim, which went over the right side fender, was on the vehicle when she went to town earlier.

---Theft of Motor Vehicle

Parts or AccessoriesThe tag was stolen from a ve-

hicle in Huntingdon on March 11.According to a report filed

by Deputy Michael R. Verner, Patricia Reed, 56, of Westport Road, Huntingdon, called the de-partment to report that someone took the tag off her vehicle with-out her permission.

---False Pretenses/Swindle/

Confidence GameA student loan was taken out

in a Huntingdon woman’s name without her permission on May 11, 2010, and closed on January 12, 2012.

According to a report filed

by Investigator David L. Bunn, Hillary Moss, 23, of Hwy. 219, advised that she had gone to borrow money at FirstBank in Huntingdon, and when they ran her credit score, it was very low. Moss advised that unknown per-sons from FCDB-NPSL had put that she owed $22,342 to them on her credit report. This account was opened on May 11, 2010 and closed on January 12, 2012. Moss advised that this was a student loan from unknown persons and that she did have a student loan, but it was taken out in 1997 and was not for this amount.

---Driving Under the Influence

and Violation of the Implied Consent Law.

A Gleason man was arrested for driving under the influence on March 14.

According to a report filed by Deputy Carlton Cupples, the officer observed a 2002 Toyota Tacoma on Hwy. 190 in Carroll County that had run off the road into a ditch. The driver of the vehicle, Gary Gurley, 48, of Wards Chapel Road, was unsteady on his feet and had a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from his person. Gurley refused to perform any sobriety tasks and also refused to submit to a blood alcohol test. He was charged with D.U.I., second offense, and trans-ported to the McKenzie Hospital emergency room where a manda-tory blood alcohol test was per-formed. Gurley did resist deputies with force at the emergency room and deputies used the amount of force necessary to restrain Gurley in an attempt to obtain a blood alcohol test. He was then trans-ported to the Carroll County Jail where he was charged with D.U.I. second offense and violation of the Implied Consent Law.

---Credit Card/Automatic Teller Machine Fraud

A Buena Vista woman’s debit card information was used with-out her permission on March 15.

According to a report filed by Sgt. Jackie Wallace, Shelly Leigh Maness, 30, of Spanish Grove Road, reported to the sheriff ’s de-partment that someone obtained her debit card information and made charges to her account which she did not authorize. As of this report, the unauthorized amount totaled $26.95.

---Dog Bite

A Buena Vista man’s dog bit a four-year-old child on March 11.

According to a report filed by Deputy Terry W. Dickey, he re-ceived a call from the Baptist Memorial Hospital emergency room regarding a dog bite. Upon arriving, the officer found that a four-year-old had been bitten by a Pit Bull on the side of his face, causing it to require sutures. The dog belonged to Kris Willis, of Buena Vista Rd. After going to Willis’ residence, he informed the officer that the dog was on the front porch when it bit the child.

Carroll County Sheriff ’s Reports

•Mary A. Ellis to Christopher D. and Lindsay D. Elliott, District 4.

•Debra A. Bailey to Nathan C. and Kelley Wallace, District 11.

• T e n n e s s e e H o u s i n g D e v e l o p m e n t A g e n c y t o Secretary of Housing and Urban Development.

•James Cantrell to Thomas Greer and Linda F. Lashlee, District 14.

•R. N. Bo Taylor to Vanderbilt Mortgage and Finance Inc.

•Wilson & Associates, PLLC to Lindsay Pierce.

•William Edgar J. Mitchell to William Edgar, Jr. and Alma R. Mitchell.

•Kenneth Todd, Clerk & Master to Jonnie Maria Noles and others, District 16.

•Lena Ann Jones to Bert David Jones, District 22.

•Carol Ann Burks to Randolph and Linda Gail Day, District 22.

•Jonnie Maria Noles and others to Ray Smith, District 16.

•Ben Montgomery and others to Ray Smith, District 11.

•Wilson & Associates, PLLC Trustee to J.P. Morgan Chase Bank, National Association, District 24.

•William C. Wiggins and oth-ers to Doug and Kevin Johnson, District 4.

•James Paul and Carolyn Horton Bond to Paul Michael Bond, District 16.

• Wi l l i e F. , J r. a n d R u b y McClearen to Mack Porter and Jessie Evelyn Jones, District 6.

•Kelsey Schweitzer to Jeffery L. and Donna J. Pope, District 4.

Carroll County Property Transfers

•Gordon Harold and Frances Roberta Baker to Donald H., Jr. and Tanya M. Ricketts, District 11.

•Ricky and Lisa Meals to David Adam Jackson, District 6.

•Larry P. Musser and Frances E. Presley to Rodney G. and Robin J. Bost, District 11.

•Larry P. Musser and Frances E. Presley to Rodney G. and Robin J. Bost.

•Joy Currin to Stanley and Suzanne Currin, District 4.

•John Bryan Gump to Dixie Willoughby, District 3.

•Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation to Burton d. Edwards.

•Nancy L. Birdwell to Zane Martin Birdwell, District 16.

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HONOR ROLLFirst Grade

BRINKLEY - Jackson Cassidy, Drew Harvey, Autumn Hawks and Brittany Hollis.

BROWN - Chaten Bivens, Kristin Bradberry, Kaylee Brown, Brooklyn Nolen, Kayla Nowlin, Nathan Price, Allyson Rayburn, Kylie Reynolds and Hunter Wilkes.

BRUCE - Briley Auvenshine, A s h l y n B u r n i n e , N a k i a Halliburton, Claudia Pineda, and Lilly Sumrok.

CAMPBELL - Myles Allen.TAYLOR - Jesse Calderon,

Haylie Clayton, Jose Jaime-Luna, Nolan Renfro, and Rylee Shell.

WHITE - Faithanne DeWilde and Bryson Steele.

Second Grade BROWN - Hayden Massey and

Landon Winchester.GORDON - Kylie Hutchens,

Dakota Lockard, Jaden Tucker and Isabelle Wright.

OAKLEY - Taylor Hall, Sadie O’Brien and Carson Plunk.

TURMAN - Sawyer Phipps and Mallory Dean.

WILKES - Cole Brown, Eja Hollis, Raina Jones, Ethan Smith, Ashlyn Swinea and Damion White.

WITTY - Jonah Hampton.Third Grade

CHANDLER - Brandon Boaz, Lauren Mansfie ld , Lyndsey Summers, Eli Surber and Anna Washburn.

DOUGLAS - Lilly Bennett,

Anna Grace Callahan, Alisha Olive, Taurion Rober ts, Nic Smiley and Presley Wallace.

KEE - Nevaeh Davis, Matthew Espey, Maggie Glass, Ava Hicks, Kaitlyn Johnson, Annabelle Medford and Nathan Nanney.

KING - Caitlyn Dicus, Aubree Glissen, Will Latimer and Lydia Warren.

WEBB - Presley Chadwick, Allie Chappell, Will Gallimore, Austin Gant, Kennedy Green, Johnathan Moore, A.J. Murphy and Tanner Waugh.

Fourth GradeHAROLD - Hannah Adkins,

Isabella Colotta, J.T. Lee, Kaileb White and Chris Umstead.

PATE - Shelby Davis, J.T. Fry, Isabella Gibson, Braxton Hobson, Ashton Mar and Jackey Zheng.

SMITH - Molly Boucher, Evan Jarrett, Caleigh Jeffrey, Sydney Pate, Peyton Ross and Lilli Taylor.

VERNER - Cameron Kee and West Cook.

WARREN - Ricky Bateman, Noah Hawkins, Lane Horton, Jenna Tucker, Nathan Whitsell, and Sabrina Vazquez.

MERIT ROLLFirst Grade

BRINKLEY - Brice Becerra, Braden Bir mingham, Payton Ognibene, Sebastyan Tharpe and Lexie Sullivan.

BROWN - Alexandra Pineda and Yajaira Vega.

BRUCE - Austin Bush, Elijah Edmonson, Lily Mathenia, and Kattie Sisemore.

CAMPBELL - Lane Cavaness, Mad dox Mar t i n , and Dy lan Richardson.

TAYLOR - Ian Barker, and Ashton McGee.

WHITE - Zach Aird, Sydney Donald, Lauren Laser, Daniel Latimer and Maggie Walker.

Second Grade B ROW N - L o g a n M i n g l e,

L a n d o n P o o l e , a n d A n n a Robinson.

GORDON - Zachary Chandler, Kestin Horton, Hayden Hudson, C o l l i n M c L e a r e n , B r i a n n a Newsome, Ashton Parsley and Connor Viana.

OAKLEY - Shelby Borum, Carson Burke, Trey Cook, Jaden Johnson, Katelyn Lott, Leena Salameh, Ethan Scott, Christian Singleton and Kayla Starr.

TURMAN - Makya Pate and Madison Minard.

W I L K E S - A n d r e w C o l e, Harrison Fesmire, Ethan Jones and Gage Moon.

WITTY -Isabell Brady, Colton B u t l e r, D a n i D ye r, Z ay d e n McCaslin, Alexis O’Neal, Duane Patrick and Kendal Skinner.

Third Grade CHANDLER - Ashleigh Britt,

Maria Cunningham, Ashlyn Drewry, David Frezquez, Katie Lozano, Francisco Mendoza and Stephanie Vazquez.

DOUGLAS - Maggie Aird, Anna Dailey, Logan Green, Shane Nowlin, Dominic Ventura and Levin Young.

KEE - Emilie Brewer, Trevor

C h a n d l e r, J a c k s o n C o o p e r, Savanah Hill, Mattie Holloman, Kaytlyn McMullin, Sarah Scott, A m b e r S m i t h , Wi l l Wa l ke r, Richard Clay Wilson and Jordan Woods.

KING - Haley Brasfield, Alanna Childress, Diego Huitzache, Nico Kemp, Audrey Mathenia, and Ethan Travis.

WEBB - Bailee Christman, G r a c i e D i l l i n g h a m , B r y c e Flippin, Hannah Jowers and Logan Lyles.

Fourth GradeHAROLD - Nick Baker, Dylan

Bates, Karli Brown, Alexis Hunt, Lonnie Hol loman, Danyel le Curtis, Amber Wright, Andrew G o o d r u m , C h a n c e N o r d e n , Madison Hendrix, Zack Roy, Morgan Rayburn and Camille Travis.

PATE - Drew Beeler, Issaic Ezell, Audry Hart, Nikolas Heath, Nathaniel House, Hunter Lovell, Liz Mann, Nina Phifer, Nathan Rorer and Kyla Steele.

SMITH - Tyler Brant, Dylan Cary, Hallee Davis, Keira Hones and Kyle Maxwell.

VERNER - Evan Wallace, Micah Austin, Travis Holton, Justice Etter, Claudia Patrick, Ang ela Leon, Keri Lawson, Giselle Garza, Kelsee Brasure and Jordan Williams.

WARREN - Desteyana Allen, T.J.Barker, Brayden Lifsey, Payton Mingle, Courtny O’Neal, Hannah Reed, Lol l ie Brown, Jose ph Roberts and Kaycia Gordon.

McKenzie Elementary SchoolHonor, Merit Rolls - Fourth Six Weeks

M C K E N Z I E - T h e B e t h e l University Lady Wildcats will hold their annual Softball Play Day Saturday, March 31st at Lady Wildcat field on the campus of Bethel University. There will be no admission charge, and conces-sions will be available.

Game 1 -10 :00 a .m. - Henry County vs. Trenton Peabody; Game 2-12:00 p.m. – Collinwood vs. Naylor (Missouri); Game 3-2:00 p.m.- Collinwood vs. Trenton

Peabody; Game 4 -4 :00 p.m. - Decatur Co Riverside vs. Naylor (Missouri).

Bethel Coach Larry Geraldo said, “We are looking forward to hosting these outstanding high school teams, their fine players, and coaches to our facility. It should be a good day of high cali-ber high school softball. It is also a chance for everyone to experi-ence the Bethel University campus and our excellent softball facility.

Bethel University Softball Play Day

N a s h v i l l e - B e t h e l ’s Ja r v i s P a l m e r w a s n a m e d t o t h e T r a n S o u t h C o n f e re n c e A l l -Conference team and teammate Caleb Hardy was selected to the second team squad via league coaches’ vote.

Palmer led his team in several categories including scoring aver-

age (15.0 points per game), steals, assists, free throws made, field goals attempted and was second in rebounds (6.4 rebounds per-game).

Sophomore Hardy led Bethel in rebounding averaging 7.9 boards per contest and was second in steals and third in assists. He averaged 13.0 points per game.

Cat Netter Palmer Named TSAC All-Conferenc

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