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VOLUME 26
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NUMBER 41
OCTOBER 9, 2014
New HCA headquarters to bring
thousands of jobs to Nashville
Jeff Haynes, Partner at Boyle Investment Company;
Representative Harold Love Jr., State House District 58;
Dee Anna Smith, CEO Sarah Cannon; Milton Johnson,
CEO HCA; Mayor Karl Dean; Chris Taylor, President of
Parallon; Erica Gilmore, District 19 Council Member; Ted
Townsend, Chief of Staff, Tennessee Department of
Economic & Community Development; Joey Hatch, CoChief Operating Officer of Skanska USA Building Inc.
The Gulch will soon be
home to the new headquarters
location for Parallon and
Sarah Cannon. HCA held a
groundbreaking ceremony at
its Capitol View site, which is
planned to be completed in
2016.
Both HCA subsidiaries are
expanding. Parallon offers
healthcare providers a range
of business and operational
Performance group invites
the city to ʻLook Upʼ
services, including group purchasing and supply chain
through HealthTrust.
Sarah Cannon, the global
cancer enterprise of HCA,
advances science and transforms care through clinical
research and integrated cancer care services offered to
patients not only in Nashville,
but in markets across the
United States and United
Kingdom.
HCA’s approximately 11acre Capitol View site in the
North Gulch will feature a 16story tower, and other structures, with a total of more
than 500,000 square feet of
office space, about 30,000
square feet of retail space, a
parking garage and some surface parking. This approximately $200 million project
will bring about 2,000 jobs to
Davidson County during the
next several years.
“We are proud of HCA’s 46year history in Nashville, and
we’re pleased to be involved in
the growth and development of
the North Gulch area,” said R.
Milton
Johnson,
HCA’s
President and CEO.
“Mayor Dean’s significant
development efforts, with help
from the state and TVA, made
the choice of this site the right
The vertical performance group, BANDALOOP, performed a
15-minute preview of their show on the side of the UBS
Tower on Monday, Oct. 6.
In
advance
of
the
“Harboring” performances at
OZ, performance group BANDALOOP dancers presented
Look Up Nashville!, a siteresponsive performance down
the side of the 28-story UBS
Tower in downtown Nashville.
The 15-minute performance
served as a “sneak peek” of
BANDALOOP’s shows at OZ
this weekend. The group performed a choreographed dance
routine vertically on the side of
the building while many residents of Nashville, including
some school groups and those
on their lunch break, watched
from the sidewalks.
Four dancers, who wore harnesses, achieved a weightless
effect, as they moved and executed a number of acrobatic
maneuvers in their dance routine.
See HCA on Page 4
Tennessee native aboard International Space Station
Sa ra h Stringfellow
Staff Writer
Mount Juliet, Tenn. native,
Navy Captain and NASA
Astronaut Barry E. “Butch”
Wilmore is currently in space
with Expedition 41, researching
projects focused on biology and
space science. The expedition
started on September 21, and
will end November 10. It will
4-DAY
FORECAST
SKYWATCH
include one Russian and two
American spacewalks.
Expedition 41 will observe
meteors entering the Earth’s
atmosphere with Meteor, a new
space station payload that
enables the first space-based
observation of meteors. Due to
the Earth’s atmosphere, meteors are rare and difficult to
monitor. The Meteor program
will utilize high-resolution
images and video to capture the
properties of meteoroid dust,
such as size, shape and composition.
Secondly, the expedition is
studying the effect of microgravity on model organisms.
The crew took the organisms
into space and will be conduct-
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will perform at OZ Nashville on
Friday,
October
10
and
Saturday, October 11. Both performances are at 7 p.m. and last
one hour with no intermission.
Tickets
are
available
at
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“The support of companies
like UBS is very important to
nonprofits like OZ,” said Tim
Ozgener, co-founder and CEO of
OZ. “It is impressive when businesses step up to support the
arts. Such corporate support
helps Nashville’s nonprofits
carry out their important community missions. Here at OZ,
that means our sponsors are
helping us to continue to bring
high-caliber contemporary art
to Nashville. We are grateful to
UBS.”
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IRS Tax Tip 2014-26, March 5,
2014
discusses
bartering.
Bartering was popular in the
early decades of our country
and some people continue to
use this method to obtain
things they want from others
who may have something of
value to “trade” for the
bartered goods. There is even
an IRS form for reporting bartering. The form is 1099-B.
Bartering is the process of
the trading of one product or
service for another. Often there
is no exchange of cash. Small
businesses sometimes barter to
get products or services they
need. For example, a plumber
might trade plumbing work
with a dentist for dental services.
If you barter, you should
know that the value of products
or services from bartering is
taxable income.
Here are four facts about
bartering:
1.Barter exchanges. A barter
exchange is an organized marketplace where members barter
products or services. Some
exchanges operate out of an
office and others over the
Internet. All barter exchanges
are required to issue Form 1099B, Proceeds from Broker and
Barter Exchange Transactions.
The exchange must give a copy
of the form to its members who
barter and file a copy with the
IRS.
2.Bartering income. Barter
and trade dollars are the same
as real dollars for tax purposes
and must be reported on a tax
return. Both parties must
report as income the fair market value of the product or service they get.
3.Tax
implications.
Bartering is taxable in the year
it occurs. The tax rules may
vary based on the type of bartering
that
takes
place.
Barterers may owe income
taxes, self-employment taxes,
employment taxes or excise
taxes on their bartering
income.
4.Reporting rules. How you
report bartering on a tax return
varies. If you are in a trade or
business, you normally report
it on Form 1040, Schedule C,
Profit or Loss from Business.
Bartering can prove to be
useful when cash-flow problems
would otherwise prevent a person’s ability to secure needed
goods and/or services. And,
while there is no exchange of
cash or credit, the fair market
value of the goods and/or services that have been exchanged
are taxable to both parties and
must be claimed as income on
an individual or business’s
income tax return. How do you
determine the value of the
exchange? The fair market
value of the item surrendered
for the item received will determine the value. If I prepare a
tax return for you and you provide computer services for me,
my usual charge for the
tax return will determine
my barter value. Your value
will be determined by your
computer work value. Of
course, in a business, if a
barter exchange occurs for
something that would ordinarily require cash payment, the
offset to the income is the value
of the service or goods provided.
When considering record
keeping requirements, barter
and trade transactions should
be treated just like any other
financial
transaction
or
exchange. Original cost of
goods being bartered or traded,
transaction dates, fair market
value at the time of the transaction, and other pertinent
details should be recorded to
assist in the preparation of
your income tax return and
held for a period of three years
in accordance with other documents and receipts which are
used to substantiate income
and expenses. Are you surprised that barter is taxable?
Most people are.
For more information, please
call Wilson & Wilson, PC, CPA,
CFE at 615-673-1330 or send an
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October 9, 2014, The News- Page 3
Symphony offers ʻCoffee and Classicsʼ for relaxed, casual concert experience
It’s the perfect anecdote for
those not inclined to attend
evening performances, and
enjoy a more relaxed and casual
atmosphere.
“It’s the opportunity to hear
the Nashville Symphony perform classical orchestral works
at an affordable, accessible
price,” said Felipe.
For
more
information,
please Contact: 615-687-6400 or
http://nashvillesymphony.org
Contact Sarah at 615-298-1500
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“Coffee and Classics,” conducted by Giancarlo Guerrero, as it opened its season for the
mid-morning concert series.
Sarah Stringfellow
Staff Writer
The Nashville Symphony
continues to offer music-enthusiasts flexibility with its annual
“Coffee and Classics,” midmorning concert series. The
began on Friday, October 3,
with Rachmaninoff’s Second,
directed
by
Giancarlo
Guerrero, in the acousticalmasterpiece,
Schermerhorn
Symphony Center’s Laura
Turner Hall.
“Each Coffee and Classics
concert features the full
Nashville Symphony orchestra,
generally conducted by Music
Director Giancarlo Guerrero,
though outside, guest conductors do appear from time to
time,” said Dave Felipe.
Coffee and Classics will also
feature Dvorak’s Beloved “New
World,” with Lawrence Foster
Conducting in February. In
April, Guerrero will be conducting Beethoven’s Symphony
No. 1. And lastly, Berlioz
“Symphanie Fantastique” will
be conducted in May.
Each performance will be an
abridged version of the evening
concert, lasting roughly 90 minutes, and includes complimentary coffee and pastries by
Chef’s Market pre-admission.
Tickets for the series range
from $28 to $50, depending on
the seat.
The concert is light-hearted
in nature, with the musicians
dressed more casually; presenting the concert in a new way
that may connect more to the
audience. Guerrero, the Music
Director, adds another interesting layer by telling stories
about the composer and the
music, such as Rachmaninoff’s
last concert being at the
University of Tennessee in
1943.
“As part of the performance,
conductor Giancarlo Guerrero
gives attendees background
information and interesting
facts about the composer and
the piece of music being showcased, making Coffee and
Classics concerts a more interactive experience than usual
evening performances,” said
Felipe.
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Symphony offers ʻCoffee and Classicsʼ for relaxed, casual concert experience
evening performances,” said
Felipe.
It’s the perfect anecdote for
those not inclined to attend
evening performances, and
enjoy a more relaxed and casual
atmosphere.
“It’s the opportunity to hear
the Nashville Symphony per-
form classical orchestral works
at an affordable, accessible
price,” said Felipe.
For
more
information,
please Contact: 615-687-6400 or
http://nashvillesymphony.org
Contact Sarah at 615-298-1500
or [email protected].
Take
T
aake ggood
ood ccare
ar e off your
your
ur money.
monee y.
“Coffee and Classics,” conducted by Giancarlo Guerrero, as it opened its season for the
mid-morning concert series.
Sarah Stringfellow
Staff Writer
The Nashville Symphony
continues to offer music-enthusiasts flexibility with its annual
“Coffee and Classics,” midmorning concert series. The
began on Friday, October 3,
with Rachmaninoff’s Second,
directed
by
Giancarlo
After 125 years, Ladiesʼ Hermitage
Assoc. will change the groupʼs name
After 125 years, the Ladies’
Hermitage Association is getting a new name, a national
board of trustees and a new
focus on America’s seventh president, Andrew Jackson.
The Association will now be
called the Andrew Jackson
Foundation and will add to the
board nationally known figures
like National Public Radio journalist Mara Liasson and two
Pulitzer Prize winners, historian Jon Meacham and Charles
Overby, former CEO of the
Freedom Forum and the
Newseum, and CedarStone Bank
President Bob McDonald.
The changes to its name and
board composition are part of a
multiyear plan that will refocus
attention and debate on Jackson
and his presidency, on his relevance to the 21st century, and on
the historic site he called home,
The Hermitage.
“Like Mount Vernon and
Monticello, The Hermitage is a
national treasure,” said Debby
Patterson Koch, board regent.
“Andrew Jackson’s presidency
came at a pivotal time for a
young America. We are developing new ways to explore his life
and
presidency
at
The
Hermitage and in the historical
discussion.”
“Andrew Jackson is one of
our most important and least
understood presidents,” said Jon
Meacham.
“He
inspired
Abraham Lincoln, and Harry
Truman considered him one of
the four most important presidents in the history of our
nation. I am looking forward to
being part of the Foundation
and the effort to conduct a new
national discussion on Jackson.”
The Hermitage CEO, Howard
Kittell, says the expansion to a
national board of directors is
one of the first steps toward a
new focus on Jackson and the
facility.
“Andrew Jackson’s presidency was a watershed in the making of America,” Kittell said.
“Any study of the early days of
our country quite naturally
brings one to The Hermitage,
where we have preserved the
facility much as it was in
Jackson’s time. We have many
exciting new plans for 2015, and I
am grateful to have such a distinguished board to help lead us in
the years ahead.”
Guerrero, in the acousticalmasterpiece,
Schermerhorn
Symphony Center’s Laura
Turner Hall.
“Each Coffee and Classics
concert features the full
Nashville Symphony orchestra,
generally conducted by Music
Director Giancarlo Guerrero,
though outside, guest conductors do appear from time to
time,” said Dave Felipe.
Coffee and Classics will also
feature Dvorak’s Beloved “New
World,” with Lawrence Foster
Conducting in February. In
April, Guerrero will be conducting Beethoven’s Symphony
No. 1. And lastly, Berlioz
“Symphanie Fantastique” will
be conducted in May.
Each performance will be an
abridged version of the evening
concert, lasting roughly 90 minutes, and includes complimentary coffee and pastries by
Chef’s Market pre-admission.
Tickets for the series range
from $28 to $50, depending on
the seat.
The concert is light-hearted
in nature, with the musicians
dressed more casually; presenting the concert in a new way
that may connect more to the
audience. Guerrero, the Music
Director, adds another interesting layer by telling stories
about the composer and the
music, such as Rachmaninoff’s
last concert being at the
University of Tennessee in
1943.
“As part of the performance,
conductor Giancarlo Guerrero
gives attendees background
information and interesting
facts about the composer and
the piece of music being showcased, making Coffee and
Classics concerts a more interactive experience than usual
The clock is starting on our next 150 years.
KICK IT OFF WITH $150.*
Make a play for a better financial future. Team up with
First Tennessee and open a new checking account
with direct deposit. When you do, you’ll get a $150*
bonus, timesaving tools and 150 years of helpful service
working on your side.
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*Offer expires November 30, 2014.
014. To receive your bonus, you must open
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ensure the
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nce in one of the following states: Teenn
You must have proof of residence
ennessee,
Mississippi, Virginia, Georgia, North Carolina, Arkansas, Alabama. Opening
deposit cannot be transferred from existing First Tennessee accounts. The
$150 bonus will be credited to your account within 6 weeks of meeting all
requirements and will be reported as income on Form 1099-INT. Limit one
bonus per household. Cannot be combined with other checking offers. This
offer is for new checking households only, or for households who have not had
an open First Tennessee consumer checking account in the previous 12 months.
Customer agrees to maintain account in good standing for a minimum of six
months. Account openings are subject to bank approval and may be declined
based on state of residence or other factors. Please visit a financial center or
ftb.com to understand the monthly service charges that are associated
FSR: Please use promo code YRS150
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Larryʼs
Home Page
By Lawrence M. Lipman
Under pressure: avoiding buyerʼs
remorse when purchasing a home
House hunting in Nashville
can be described as many
things these days, including
competitive and fast-paced. As
we’ve discussed before, limited
inventory is making a host of
eager home buyers frantic to
bid on a listing before it’s gone.
The hype is exciting, but what
happens if you start second
guessing your decision once a
contract is signed?
According to an April 2014
survey by Redfin, one out of
four homeowners said they
would not buy their home again
given the opportunity. There
are a variety of reasons for this;
perhaps a family’s budget has
changed and the home is no
longer affordable, or maybe the
location of the property was
sacrificed for a better layout
and the commute is inconvenient. If done right, investing in
a home can be a rewarding decision, so consider the following
tips to keep yourself feeling
confident throughout the decision making process.
Listen to Your Real Estate
Agent
Your real estate agent is an
excellent resource when it
comes to avoiding buyer’s
remorse. As your representative, an agent is looking out for
your best interests and they
provide years of experience in
the industry that can be used to
your advantage. If an agent
expresses concerns about a
property or sale, be sure to listen. Remember that a good
agent has also taken time to get
to know you and hear what
you’re looking for in a home,
and they want you to have a
positive experience as a home
owner. If you need an objective
opinion, seek the counsel of
your agent first.
Slow Down
Though there can be pressure to quickly make an offer
on a home, you may not be 100
percent sure it’s the one for you.
Sometimes you need a little
time to consider the pros and
cons of a property. You may
want to see the home more than
once, both during the day and at
night, making sure to walk
through every room. Don’t miss
the little things, like that hard
to open closet door or that small
water stain on the ceiling. Have
you really thought about daily
life in this space? If you plan on
having kids in the future, also
consider how the home can
adapt to fit the needs of a growing family.
Be Realistic
Purchasing a house is a large
financial commitment. When
you’re creating a list of things
you need and want in a home,
be sure to outline clear financial goals and share them with
your realtor. Be wary of abandoning these goals when bidding on a home. If the property
exceeds your budget, it’s not the
right one for you. Before committing to any home, you may
also want to evaluate its resale
potential. Realistically, how
long do you plan on living there,
and how will the home appreciate during that time period?
Many people have a doubt or
two immediately after closing
on a new home, asking questions like: “Did I make the right
choice?” or “Did I pay a fair
price?.” Proactively combat
these questions by stepping
back and evaluating the facts
prior to a purchase so you can
accurately determine when a
home is the right choice for
you.
Lawrence M. Lipman is the
owner and president of The
Lipman Group / Sotheby’s
International
Realty
in
Nashville. Real estate is
Lawrence’s career, but also his
passion, and he takes pride in
guiding buyers and sellers
through exciting home transitions at any budget. Lawrence
welcomes questions and can be
reached by calling 615-364-3333.
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HCA ...
From Page One
decision for us, and I know our
employees at Parallon and
Sarah Cannon look forward to
moving into their new headquarters in 2016.”
As part of the Capitol View
construction project, HCA committed to a goal of 20 percent
contracting with women- andminority-owned businesses.
HCA and Skanska, construction manager for the project,
will engage the local community in a creative exercise that
adds an aesthetic quality to the
construction site and honors
this commitment to diversity.
Local artist and Skanska
Diversity Manager James
HCA President and CEO, Milton Johnson; Sarah Cannon
CEO, Dee Anna Smith; and President of Parallon, Chris
Taylor.
Threalkill, along with fellow
artists Michael McBride and
Randy Purcell will lead community youth in the creation of a
mural, which will be placed on
the perimeter fencing of the
construction site.
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Druʼs Vues, too
By Drucilla Smith
Drue Smith: Nashville’s
famous fashionista journalist
Drue Smith, gone to glory in
2001, is taking heavenly pride
knowing her famous wardrobe
will soon dance across the stage
as costumes for The Harpeth
Hall Playmakers. Technical
Director D.J. Ranta collected
the outfits. Janette Klocko is
the theatre teacher at Harpeth
Hall The drama students stage
three shows each year. A fall
musical is performed in conjunction with Montgomery Bell
Academy. Past musical performances have been Bye Bye
Birdie, Anything Goes, Hot
Mikado, Zombie Prom and
Lucky Stiff. The Harpeth
Playmakers also produce a fall
and a spring dramatic play. One
Harpeth Hall grad who later did
well in Hollywood is actress
Reese
Witherspoon.
Drue
Cute
Munro American Taylor
Comfy
Confident
Munro American Mallory
Smith’s ensembles were seen
on stage many years in the
Gridiron shows the Society of
Professional Journalists staged
to raise money for journalism
scholarships. One famous SPJ
scholarship recipient was the
late Gail Kerr. Today the SPJ
scholarships are named in
memory of the late Drue Smith.
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No on 2: John Jay Hooker
took his campaign to defeat
Amendment 2 on the road to the
Franklin Rotary Club. "This
constitutional amendment is on
the ballot to legalize what we do
now," Hooker said in stating his
opposition to it. The amendment would change the state
constitution to allow the governor to appoint judges to state
appellate courts as is done now.
The amendment adds a legislative confirmation requirement.
Thereafter, appellate judges
continue to stand for retention
elections with no opposition.
Historian Hooker recalled in
1971 Democrats controlled both
houses of the legislature. The
legislators decided, with the
Tennessee Bar, to promote a
retention election system to
keep Republican Gov. Winfield
Dunn
from
appointing
Republican judges to displace
Democrats. That practice has
continued for the past 40 years.
Hooker calls retention election
a “disgrace.” He said the reason
for overriding the constitution
is, “Lawyers think they pick
judges better than people.”
William
Blount,
Hooker’s
ancestor, was instrumental in
writing Tennessee’s original
constitution in 1796. There
were changes to that first constitution in 1835 and 1870.
“Judges shall be elected by
qualified voters of state,”
Hooker read from the copy of
the 1870 constitution he keeps
in his hip pocket and which he
often quotes from memory.
****
Negative ads: Sick and tired
of negative political ads? In the
burgeoning use of negative ads
journalists are the culprits in
the view of top Vandy political
scientist John Geer. Data show
political attack ads moved up
from 30 percent in 2004 to 40 to
45 percent in 2012. The late
Washington Post columnist
David Broder believed negative
ads influenced the outcome of
the 1988 presidential campaign
between the senior George
Bush and Michael Dukakis.
Geer, however, says the data
prove that was not actually the
case. Broder thought ads like
the famous polluted Boston
Harbor ad, the scary Willie
Horton ad and the silly Dukakis
driving a tank ad unfairly persuaded voters to vote for Bush.
Broder began vetting political
ads in his columns. Many other
journalists across the country
followed his lead. Soon, journalists were covering candidate
speeches less and candidate
negative advertising more. In
other words, Geer opines, "It's
not Karl Rove, it’s David
Broder" who increased negativity, unintentionally, in political
ads. Professor Geer recently
spoke on negative advertising
at the Downtown Public
Library
in
Vanderbilt’s
Thinking Out of the Lunchbox
lecture series. He authored In
Defense of Negativity: Attack
Ads in Presidential Campaigns
available
locally
through
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Parnassus Books.
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Watermark
Chef Joe Shaw has rejoined
Watermark Restaurant as
Executive Chef. Watermark is
located at 507 12th Avenue
South, in the Gulch area of
downtown Nashville.
Shaw has worked in the
restaurant
business for thirty
years in some of
the most prestigious restaurants
in the southeastern
United States. In
2005, Chef Joe’s
Shaw
culinary creativity
caught
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Chef at Watermark Restaurant.
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on Southern food, Chef Shaw
created
a
concept
for
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restaurants in the United
States.
Country Music Hall of
Fame and Museum
Lisa Davis Purcell is the
newly appointed vice president
of development for the Country
Music Hall of Fame and
Museum. In that role, she oversees the museum’s efforts to
generate contributed income
and support its
mission to preserve the evolving
history and traditions of country
music and educate
diverse audiences.
For the past
Purcell
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years,
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On Nashville (HON). In that
role, she oversaw contributed
income, corporate relations,
special events, public relations
and marketing teams for one of
the largest volunteer resource
centers of its kind.
Fifth Third Bank
Ryan Morris joins Fifth
Third’s Private Banking team
as vice president and senior
private banker. He comes to
Fifth Third from
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Texas,
where he served as
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Crosslin
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Blake Forgy, Dan
Misar and Alexis
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audit team members.
Before joining
Crosslin,
Forgy
Forgy
worked as a tax
associate
at
H&R
Block
Corporate Office in Lebanon.
He received bachelor’s degrees
in business administration in
accounting and marketing from
Tennessee
Technological
University.
Misar completed
a tax internship at
Ryan LLC before
joining the firm.
He also has served
as an auditor for
Flash
Global
Logistics
in
Misar
Mountain Lakes,
N.J. He received his bachelor’s
degree in business administration from Seton Hall University
and his master’s
degree in accountancy from Belmont
University.
Oliver served as
a tax and audit
intern for Lovoy,
&
Oliver Summerville
Shelton
in
October 9, 2014, The News- Page 7
Birmingham, Ala., prior to
joining Crosslin. She received
her bachelor’s degree in business
administration
from
Auburn University.
ReviveHealth
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Baylor Scott & White Health
where he served as vice president of marketing and communications for the Texas system.
Also joining the agency are:
Elizabeth Scutchfield as talent and human resources manager, Darby Sedighan as vice
president, Kelley Kaufman as
vice president, Erica Garland
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account executive.
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Garver, LLC, in
Franklin
as
a
Senior
Project
Noe
Manager.
He
earned a Bachelor of Science in
Civil
Engineering
from
Tennessee
Technological
University.
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October 9
Sierra Club
The Sierra Club will host Les
Johnson, physicist, author of science fiction and Deputy Manager
for the Advanced Concepts Office
at NASA, at 7 p.m. on Thursday,
October 9, at Radnor Lake Visitor
HIGHLIGHTS & HAPPENINGS
Center, 1160 Otter Creek Road.
Johnson will discuss how space
technology can help solve some of
the energy and environmental
issues on Earth. His presentation
will be drawn from his book
Paradise Regained, and there will
be a book signing. Free and open
to the public.
October 10
Southern Festival of Books
The Southern Festival of
Books announces a lineup of bestselling
and
award-winning
authors set to headline the 26th
Southern Festival of Books in
Nashville, October 10 through
October 12, at the Legislative Plaza
and the Nashville Public Library.
The Festival is a free, three-day
celebration of an abundance of
authors, books, food, entertainment and culture. For more information, visit humanitiestennessee.org.
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At 8 p.m. on Friday, October 10,
one of Music City's finest and
most versatile guitarists, Mel
Deal, comes to the Nashville Jazz
Workshop's Jazz Cave. Dean has
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at the Jazz Workshop, and is both
an outstanding teacher and player.
For this appearance Dean will be
joined by pianist Kevin Madill,
bassist Jim Ferguson and drummer Josh Hunt. The show will con
sist of 2 sets, beginning at 8 p.m.
Admission is $20, but is $10 for
high school and college students
with ID. Tickets are available
online at Brown Paper Tickets.
Walk Bordeaux
North Nashville residents are
invited to walk, get healthy and
bring awareness for the need of a
walkable community at 11 a.m. on
October 10, at the Dollar General
Store, 3930 Clarksville Highway.
After the event, there will be lunch
for attendees and the possibility to
mix and mingle with neighbors.
For more information, please contact
Brenda
Gilmore
at
[email protected] or
615-876-3665.
October 11
Making Strides Against
Breast Cancer
The American Cancer Society’s
non-competitive 5-mile walk
begins with registration at 7:30
a.m. and step off at 9 a.m. on
Tuesday, October 11 at LP field.
The Making Strides Walk is an
inspiring opportunity to unite as a
community to honor and celebrate
breast cancer survivors, create
awareness about early detection
and prevention, and raise funds
for lifesaving research and free
support programs. There is no
cost to participate. Learn more at
www.makingstrideswalk.org/nas
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“34 Years of Professional Homeowner
and Condominium Association Management”
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Nashville, Tennessee 37212
(615) 383-1777
Traffic Safety and
Impaired Driving
Awareness Day
The Traffic Division is hosting
a Traffic Safety and Impaired
Driving Awareness day from 11
a.m. until 4 p.m. on Saturday,
October 11, at 1417 Murfreesboro
Rd.
October 14
Caregiver Support Group
A Caregiver Support Group
will meet at 12:00 p.m., on Tuesday,
October 14, for those caring a
loved one with dementia or
Alzheimer’s at Belmont Village
Green Hills, located at 4206
Stammer Place. A complimentary
chef prepared lunch will be
served. For more information, or
to RSVP, please call 615-279-9100.
October 16
The Haunted Theatre
FiftyForward Donelson Station
spins a 28-year community tradition into a festival with family
friendly fun, food and The
Haunted Theatre from 10 a.m.
until 9 a.m. on October 16 to
October 18, at the Larry Keeton
Theatre, 108 Donelson Pike. The
theatre is transformed into The
Haunted Theatre. Festivities and
traditions include: live music,
silent auction, children’s activities,
FiftyForward
Bargain
Basement, craft fair and market
and of course, delicious barbecue!
Tickets are $5 for the Haunted
Theatre. For more information,
visit www.fiftyforward.com.
October 18
City Cemetery Living
History
Beginning at 2 p.m. until 5 p.m.
on Saturday, Oct. 18, local actors
will recreate some of Nashville’s
most interesting historical figures
on the Living History Tour at the
Nashville City Cemetery, 4th
Avenue S. and Oak Street.
Nashville
City
Cemetery
Association is partnering with
The Hermitage to highlight
“Andrew Jackson’s Nashville.”
The theme for this year’s tour will
be "Andrew Jackson's Friends and
a Few Foes at City Cemetery."
Interpreters will highlight the
lives of many veterans buried at
City Cemetery who fought alongside Jackson in this historic battle. Tickets are $5 for individuals
and $10 for families and can be
purchased at the entrance gate.
For more information, please visit
www.thenashvillecitycemetery.org.
Career and Job Fair
The
Home
Builders
Association of Middle Tennessee
is hosting a Construction Career
and Job Fair from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
on Saturday, October 18, at LP
Field. Those looking for a promising career or a fresh start at a new
job will find a wealth of exciting
opportunities. Representatives
from
MTSU’s
school
of
Construction Management will be
in attendance to talk with individuals looking for professions in the
construction and land development industry. For more information, visit www.hbamt.org/education.html or call the HBAMT at
615-377-1055.
TuneTown Show Chorus
The TuneTown Show Chorus is
gearing up for its annual Encore!
show of cappella singing, beginning at 7 p.m. on Saturday, October
18, at the Cornerstone Church, 726
W. Old Hickory Blvd. The show
will include four guest quartets:
the award-winning, all-male MC4,
Dream, Bingo! and The Guyer
Boys, made up of 12-year-old
triplets and their father. For more
information, please visit tunetownshowchorus.org, call 615-3606375 or email [email protected].
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Speakersʼ
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Green Hills Rotary
• 7:15 a.m., Friday, Oct. 10
Calvary United Methodist,
3701 Hillsboro Pike
Annakate Ross,
MP&F,
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Call 615-750-0224
Kiwanis Club
• 11:30 a.m., Fri., Oct. 10
Patron Club, Bridgestone
Arena
Richard Kennedy,
Tennessee Commissioner
on Children and Youth
Call 615-391-0123
Downtown Rotary
• noon, Monday, Oct. 13
Wildhorse Saloon,
120 2nd Ave. S.
No Rotary Meeting
Call 615-781-2700
Sertoma Club of Nashville
• 11:45 a.m., Tuesday, Oct. 14
Maxwell House Hotel
Hon. Steve Dozier,
Criminal Judge
Call 615-824-6819
Donelson-Hermitage Rotary
• noon, Wednesday, Oct. 8
The Hermitage,
4580 Rachel’s Lane
Youth Service Program
Call 615-847-4001
October 9, 2014, The News- Page 9
Station 14 celebrates its 100th year
to be a first of its
kind in that it
would blend into
a
residential
neighborhood.
“Over
the
decades,
each
Nashville citizen
and
citizens
groups have continued to rally
around their fire
hall — fighting
back attempts to
shut it down, reloFire Station 14, located at 1600 Holly Street, cated it and later
was opened with formal ceremonies on successfully lobOctober 1, 1914, as the J.B. Richardson bying the government officials for
Engine Company No. 14.
an expansion and
Fire Station 14, located at
a renovation,” Mayor Dean
1600 Holly Street, was officially
said.
recognized by the Nashville
It opened with formal cereFire Department as an historimonies on October 1, 1914, as
cal structure, and they honored
the J.B. Richardson Engine
the public service that its
Company No. 14. Richardson
Firefighters/Paramedics have
made to the Lockeland Springs
Over the decades, each
and East Nashville communiNashville citizen and citities during the past 100 years.
This 100 year mark is an zens groups have continued
to rally around their fire hall
extraordinary occurrence for
any Fire Department whereby
— fighting back attempts to
a physical structure survived
shut it down.
for that length of time in the
same location. It is the city of
who was a prominent businessNashville’s oldest active Fire
man had bought the Lockeland
Station.
Mansion as his country estate
The original Fire Hall was
and when he died in 1913, the
designed in the Colonial
City of Nashville named the
Revival style by James Yeaman,
Station in his honor. A. A.
Nashville’s first city architect
Rozetta was Chief of Fire
and was the first built specifiDepartment when Station 14
cally for motorized vehicles.
opened.
This station was also designed
Vandy coach speaks at Fridrich & Clark
Navy Captain and NASA Astronaut Barry E. “Butch” Wilmore (left) and Navy Capt. and NASA
Astronaut Reid Wiseman (right) while in space.
Astronaut ...
From Page One
ing various studies to examine
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Zebrafish is one of the organisms chosen, and the study will
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data will aid researchers and scientists in the effort to create new
treatments for weakened muscles. It will also help develop
research on ways to counteract
the loss of muscle mass in astronauts while in outer space.
Wilmore, a University of
Tennessee graduate, was selected to be an astronaut by NASA in
2000. After completing two years
of training, Wilmore provided
technical support for various
launch and landing operations.
Currently, he has logged more
than 259 hours in space and is a
flight engineer on the expedition.
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October 9, 2014, The News- Page 9
Station 14 celebrates its 100th year
and was the first
built specifically
for
motorized
vehicles. This station was also
designed to be a
first of its kind in
that it would
blend into a residential neighborhood.
“Over
the
decades,
each
Fire Station 14, located at 1600 Holly Street, Nashville citizen
citizens
was opened with formal ceremonies on and
groups have conOctober 1, 1914, as the J.B. Richardson
tinued to rally
Engine Company No. 14.
around their fire
Fire Station 14, located at hall — fighting back attempts
1600 Holly Street, was officially to shut it down, relocated it and
recognized by the Nashville later successfully lobbying the
Fire Department as an histori- government officials for an
cal structure, and they honored expansion and a renovation,”
the public service that its Mayor Dean said.
Firefighters/Paramedics have
It opened with formal ceremade to the Lockeland Springs monies on October 1, 1914, as
and East Nashville communi- the J.B. Richardson Engine
ties during the past 100 years.
Company No. 14. Richardson
This 100 year mark is an who was a prominent businessextraordinary occurrence for man had bought the Lockeland
any Fire Department whereby Mansion as his country estate
a physical structure survived and when he died in 1913, the
for that length of time in the City of Nashville named the
same location. It is the city of Station in his honor. A. A.
Nashville’s oldest active Fire Rozetta was Chief of Fire
Station.
Department when Station 14
The original Fire Hall was opened.
designed in the Colonial
Revival style by James Yeaman,
Nashville’s first city architect
Navy Captain and NASA Astronaut Barry E. “Butch” Wilmore (left) and Navy Capt. and NASA
Astronaut Reid Wiseman (right) while in space.
Astronaut ...
From Page One
ing various studies to examine
the growth, development and
aging process without the presence of gravity. For instance, the
Zebrafish is one of the organisms chosen, and the study will
determine if microgravity has
an effect on muscle mass. The
data will aid researchers and scientists in the effort to create new
treatments for weakened muscles. It will also help develop
research on ways to counteract
the loss of muscle mass in astronauts while in outer space.
Wilmore, a University of
Tennessee graduate, was selected to be an astronaut by NASA
in 2000. After completing two
years of training, Wilmore provided technical support for various launch and landing operations. Currently, he has logged
more than 259 hours in space
and is a flight engineer on the
expedition.
Expedition 41 says, “The sun
is rising over Earth’s horizon,
spreading its light along the
road of human exploration.
Equipped with the knowledge
and inspiration gained from the
space station, our successful
multinational cooperation will
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the Moon, Mars and ultimately,
the stars. We are expedition 41.
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Earth. By 4:15AM CDT, the Moon
will have traveled approximately
2,200 miles farther in its orbit
and will have begun to enter the
inner, umbral shadow of the
Take a closer look at the night Earth, which is when the real
sky with help from Nashvilleʼs excitement begins.
Dyer Observatory.
If an observer were to stand
on the Moon while in the umbral
October could be considered shadow of Earth, he would witthe month of eclipses for ness the Earth completely eclipsTennessee, and observers in ing the Sun. One might think
Nashville will be in a good spot to that the inner shadow of the
view both types.
Earth would be totally dark, but
In the early morning hours of thanks to Earth’s atmosphere an
October 8th, the Moon’s orbit will interesting effect occurs. As suntake it through the shadows of light falls on Earth, all colors of
the Earth for a total lunar eclipse. visible light pass through Earth’s
At 3:15AM CDT, the Moon will atmosphere. The bluer colors,
begin to move into the outer however, are scattered about very
shadow of Earth, known as the effectively by Earth’s atmosphere
penumbra, and over the next while the redder colors are able
hour very astute observers will to pass through much more easinotice that the left (or east) side ly. This is what makes our sky
of the Moon will gradually grow look so blue during the daytime
slightly darker. If one were stand- (no, it is not the reflection of the
ing on this slightly darker por- ocean — a common misconception, one would observe the Sun tion). The more atmosphere the
being partially eclipsed by the light has to pass through, the
more apparent this effect is, and
this is why sunrises/sunsets and
moonrises/moonsets
appear
much redder. But some of the
Sun’s red light is able to make it
completely through Earth’s
atmosphere and back out into
space, and its path takes through
the umbral shadow of Earth.
Thus, as the Moon moves into
Earth’s umbra, it will take on a
deep red glow as it is bathed in
this red sunlight. If you could
stand on the Moon during a total
lunar eclipse, you would see the
Earth in silhouette and surrounded by a glowing orange-red
ring of illuminated atmosphere.
Another eclipse occurs about
two weeks later when the Moon
has made its way to the other side
of its orbit. On October 23rd,
starting at 4:53PM CDT, the Moon
will begin to pass in front of the
Sun for viewers in the Nashville
area. Over the next hour, the
Moon will continue to move over
more and more of the Sun’s disk,
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Earth during the eclipse, he
would note that 1) the Earth
would appear to be in the “full”
phase, and 2) a portion of the
Earth would appear slightly
darker as the Moon’s shadow
raced across our planet.
With this solar eclipse occurring so close to sunset, observers
will need to find a spot with a
clear view of the western/southwestern horizon.
If the eclipses are clouded out,
don’t worry. There are two additional total lunar eclipses visible
from Tennessee on April 4th and
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Nashvillians should also make a
note in their long-range planners
for August 21, 2017, as Nashville
is in the path of totality for a total
solar eclipse — a rare opportunity especially for such a highlypopulated area. Good luck and
happy viewing!
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Spend some money, Titans! Get some good players
is terribly unfair. We desperately need a different mind-set in
dealing with mobs and other
criminals.
I hope Nashville can find a
professional football team
someday. We have a nice stadium already in place for any
team and a practice squad they
can use. As long as they only
practice for half the game. We
wouldn’t want the Titans to
have to play for a full hour.
Things can be impossible
We have added an e-mail address for Ticked Off! Send your comments to [email protected]
Cost over lives
So this week, we get the news
that our Metro Fire Department
is using faulty equipment. They
have had issues with equipment
failure ever since the maintenance was handed over to the
GSA to maintain. This was a
cost saving measure, we are
told. Really? What about the
potential loss of life and property as a result of poor maintenance?
My cars have been maintained by the same mechanic
for the past 20 years. Why? I
trust his team to keep me safe
on the road. If there is an issue
that needs repair, I trust him to
do it. I cannot imagine turning
my vehicles over to one of those
no-name "Quickie This or That"
service places for a repair or oil
change.
I feel sorry for the fact that
our firemen have no choice but
to turn over those trucks to
inept mechanics, who are
watching the time clock and not
the repair job. They don't have
to ride in those trucks either;
out of sight, out of mind is the
motto I suppose.
Plagiarism
How ironic that the Obama
democrat who’s trying to
unseat Senator Alexander finds
himself caught in the acts of
plagiarism! He finds himself in
good
company,
however;
remember Joe Biden and
M.L.K.
Do not knock
To the person who wrote
regarding troublesome door-todoor salespeople, property owners do have rights. There are
various Metro codes to help
you, including posting "No
Solicitation" signs and registering your property with the "Do
Not Knock" list. The Metro
Gov’t website will have details.
Charitable credit
I love the way these megacorporations take all the credit
for donations to charities by
customers and employees.
Now hiring
I noticed two very large ''Now
Hiring'' signs near 100 Oaks.
They made me feel good until I
noticed paper sellers standing
in front of them. Standing out
in the hot sun selling papers
must be paying off. What is
going on?
Punishment fits the crime
The escapees from Woodland
Hills Youth Center should be
punished adequately for their
actions. Might start with isolation and putting them on a diet
of bread and water for at least a
week. Why should the taxpayers
be burdened with already insurmountable costs — we already
pay for their livelihood, which,
when calculated, would blow
the mind of the average person.
Placing the blame on the facilities and the security officers is
not the root of the problem and
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are calling it “work place violence.” There was no gun
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besides play violent video
games. There is so much mental
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One of our notable hospital
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There are people dying there
weekly, as there are in any hospital. How do you explain this
motto to their family? I believe
it is false advertising. Yes, sad
to say, but some diseases are
impossible to cure. They need to
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bring up the man who was able
to save the second woman about
to be beheaded, because he had
a gun in his office. The “disgruntled employee” would have
killed her, too, if this man was
not able to have his gun.
New money graffiti
To the old money of Belle
Meade, and even some of the
new money that does have taste,
I feel bad for you for having to
drive past that white house
where they’ve painted more
crap on the side. I feel so sorry
for ya’ll. Those are obviously
people who are new money and
were not raised with any kind
of taste. Come on. It’s Belle
Meade, people. It’s classic
homes. Nice, tasteful homes.
Get the junk off the sides of
your house. It’s not the slums of
New York. Thank you.
True patriotism
I just saw where a woman
who says she is a patriot confronted a Hispanic woman for
flying the Mexican flag in her
front yard. Never mind that the
house also had an American
flag flying on the front porch!
The so called "patriot" was
angry with the woman for flying the Mexican flag. Well, I
don't think this is any different
than attending a Saint Patrick's
Day parade or having a Union
Jack flag sticker on the back of
your car. Americans should be
proud of their ancestry, as well
as being proud of America!
After all, freedom to fly whatever flag you want to in your own
yard is what makes America
great! Long live the U.S.A!
Commercial Govʼt
It's official! Republicans just
don't know how to run state government. First, the State's
TennCare system is a computer
nightmare even though it cost
37 million dollars! Second, the
Department
of
Children's
Service is a mess with continuing escapes from juvenile institutions and very poor casework
by social workers. Finally, the
parole office has been supervising dead offenders! It seems
that running state government
like a business just doesn't work
somehow! I miss Ned!
Traffic circle issues
I have long been a customer
of the many restaurants in the
McCabe Park area. For many
years, there has been a very
smooth traffic pattern on
Murphy Road and 46th Avenue.
Now some brilliant individual
has decided that this intersection needs a traffic circle. The
construction has caused traffic
snarls and revenue loss for the
businesses in that area. It has
been the habit to name projects
like this for the originator. I
think the same should be done
at this site. My problem is the
name? Should it be called
"Jackass
Junction"
or
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Too late for America
Although all the murders
from guns you spoke about are
horrific, and they are, there is
another side the media does not
talk about. What about the
father in St. Louis whose 17
year old daughter went to get
something out of the car, and
two armed men put a gun to her
head and brought her back
inside. The father had been
looking out the window,
retrieved his gun, and shot both
men, killing one. He saved his
daughter and the rest of his
family.
Or what about the recent
beheading where the recent
convert to Islam (oh, I said the I
word), who beheaded one sweet
grand-mom, and was stabbing
another, until the COO shot
him? But, are guns going to save
the country, is taking them
away going to save the country,
or Democrats or Republicans?
No!
LP Circus
Lost another game (it was a
give away). Why don’t the owners spend money and get good
players here? Nashville does
not deserve this bad team. A
good high school football team
could beat the Titans any day.
Why not let the high schools
play in the circus ring called LP
Field?
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Metro Schools is considering a
redevelopment scenario to tear
down the existing Hillsboro
High School building and construct a new six-story building.
Yeah, we need more development in Green Hills — like heck
we do! This is all about money,
of course, chiefly more money
for schools and more developer
greed. When is this going to
stop? I know Hillsboro High
needs a new building, that's fine
with me, but we need to stop
them from selling out to the
developers. People, we can't
stand any more of this in Green
Hills. Make it stop now!
Development nightmare
Ticked off?
My worst nightmare seems
to be coming true. According to
an article in a local publication,
E-mail: tickedoff@
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I am wondering what is up
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High School’s new stadium
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councilman
Tony
Tenpenny. He takes credit for
the new stadium and says that
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OBITUARIES
Hyde, Dandridge Harrison,
71, of Nashville, died on
Saturday, October 4.
Hyde was the second of
three children born to Isaac
Holland Hyde and Elizabeth
Dandridge Harrison.
He is predeceased by his parents and his older brother, Rich.
He is survived by his wife,
Anne Hyde; sister
and her husband,
Betsy and Carroll
Johnson; his brother's wife, June
Hyde; sister-in-law
and her husband,
Jane
and
Don
Hyde
Mark; brother-inlaw and his wife, Robert and
Carol Goodwin; nephews, Isaac
Ross Johnson, Stephen Rychen
Hyde, Donald Chance Mark and
Robert McKenzie Mark; nieces,
Tara Hyde Burdett and Ashley
Caroline Walker.
Hyde was born in Nashville,
and raised in College Grove. He
graduated
from
Middle
Tennessee State University, and
served in the Military Police,
US Army, for 13 years during
the Vietnam era, and was a
practicing CPA his entire adult
life.
The visitation will be held at
2 p.m. on Saturday, October 11,
at the Hermitage Funeral
Home, with a Memorial service
following at 3 p.m.
The family requests donations to the American Cancer
Society in lieu of flowers.
Johnson,
Donzell,
of
Nashville, died on Wednesday,
October 1.
He was a retired
Metro
educator
who retired from
the classroom, but
never from teaching. He spent 36
educating
Johnson years
minds and inspiring hearts.
Cherishing precious memories of him are: a loving and
devoted wife, Mary Jones
Johnson; five children, Renita
(Donnie) Ridley, Mimi (John)
Thomas, Ken Jones, Michelle
(Mackey) Long Esq., and Ralph
(Chante') Johnson; six siblings,
Osby (Lousie) Johnson, Eunice
Brooks, Wilma Pitre, Minister
Dale (Mickey) Johnson, Roland
(Rosetta) Johnson and Heloyce
Kinnermon; eleven grandchildren, Sean Ridley, Tyler Ridley,
Angelica
Johnson,
John
Thomas Jr., Mackey (Trey)
Long III, Carolyn Johnson,
Carolyn Thomas, Joy Johnson,
Madison
Long,
Christine
Thomas, and Victoria Johnson;
and a number of beloved
nieces,
nephews,
cousins,
friends and former students.
Funeral services will be conducted at 7 p.m. on Thursday,
October, 9, at Lake Providence
Missionary Baptist Church,
5891 Nolensville Pike. The open
viewing will be at the church
beginning at 2 p.m. until 5 p.m.
on Thursday. Public visitation
with the family will begin at 5
p.m. on Thursday until service
time.
Family and friends will
assemble at 11 a.m. on Friday,
October 10, at the Middle
Tennessee Veterans Cemetery
in Pegram for committal services and Military Honors.
Minor, Gladys J., 88, of
Owensboro, Ky., died Thursday,
August 28.
She was born September 16,
1925
in
Holston
Valley,
Tennessee to the late John Lee
and Margaret Combs Offield.
She was a straight A student at
Holston
Valley
High.
Unfortunately, she did not
attend college, but she made
sure that her husband and four
children attained their college
degrees. She was of the Baptist
faith. She loved her family and
their gatherings. She enjoyed
cooking, shopping and traveling. Her travels took her to
California, Hawaii, New York,
Michigan, Florida and other
parts of the country. She was
preceded in death by her husband of 63 years, Donald E.
Minor on May 25, 2011.
She is survived by her sons,
Dan E. Minor of Nashville and
Jerry L. Griffin (Sylvia) of
Greensboro, N.C.: daughters,
Janice Minor Gregory (Russell)
of
Owensboro,
Ky.
and
Margaret Kay Minor (Larry
Newman) of Glen Ellyn III: five
grandchildren, David Griffin,
Stephen Griffin. Kimberly
Gregory, Chris Newman and
Amanda Newman; and six
great grandchildren.
Services were conducted on
Saturday, September 6, at the
Chapel of James H. Davis
Funeral Home in Owensboro,
Ken. The entombment was in
Elmwood
Cemetery
in
Owensboro. The messages of
condolence may be made at
www.davisfuneralhome.com.
Slayden, Amelia Garber, 97,
of Nashville, died on Monday,
October 6.
Slayden was born on
January 18, 1917, in Richmond,
Va, to Frederick and Susan
Bronaugh Garber.
She graduated Phi
Beta Kappa with a
degree
in
Mathematics from
Randolph-Macon
Woman's College in
Slayden 1937. During World
War II, she enlisted in the
United States Naval Reserve. In
the WAVES, she worked as a
cryptographer and later as
Aide to Commodore C.E. Battle,
Chief of Staff and Commander
of the Service Force Atlantic
Fleet. During that time, she met
and corresponded with a young
Navy Lieutenant, Robert (Rob)
Lee Slayden. In San Francisco
on VJ Day - August 15, 1945 Amelia and Rob celebrated the
end of the War together and six
months later they were married.
They raised their five children and were active in their
church, West End United
Methodist, where Slayden
devoted many years as a volunteer and later was employed as
secretary to the senior pastor.
In her later years, she enjoyed
traveling, entertaining and living at Richland Place, where
she cherished her many
friends. Slayden was preceded
in death by her devoted husband of 47 years, Robert Lee
Slayden, as well as her sister,
Elizabeth Garber Thomson of
Richmond, Va.
She is survived by her five
children,
Dan
(Mickey)
Slayden, Sue (Mike) Salato and
Bob (Tommie) Slayden Jr., of
Nashville,
Betsy
(Hank)
Widdop of Memphis, and Marty
(Peter Ordway) Slayden of
Colorado Springs, Colo.; as well
as her nephew, Jim (Kathrine)
Thomson of Ashland, Va.; and
her sister-in-law, Chris Tibbott
of Nashville. She also leaves
behind six grandchildren,
Michael Slayden, Karen (Kurt)
Kaiser, Jay (Kristin) Salato,
Adam Slayden, Chris (Erika
Hinds) Widdop, and Dustin
Ordway; as well as five greatgrandchildren, Kacy Slayden,
Kylie Slayden, Andrew Kaiser,
Anna Kaiser and Slayden
Widdop.
A Memorial service will be
held at 2 p.m. on Friday, October
10, at the West End United
Methodist Church, 2200 West
End Avenue, with visitation an
hour before the service.
Slayden's family would like
to recognize the staff at
Richland
Place,
Belmont
Village, Barton House and
Gentiva Hospice for their kind,
loving care during Slayden's
slow decline due to Alzheimer's
disease.
To include an obituary
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News, email the
information to [email protected] by 5
p.m. Monday.
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October 9, 2014, The News- Page 19
March of Dimes Signature Chefs Auction
photos by • Brenda Batey
Auction: Chair Jeanne Pankow and
Honorary Chair Niki Taylor.
The annual March of Dimes Signature Chefs
Auction was held at the Franklin Cool Springs
Marriott, where guests got to sample fare from some
of the area's best restaurants and bid on an array of
auction items.
The March of Dimes’ mission is to ensure all
babies are born stronger, healthier and full-term.
The evening’s emcee was Anna Marie, of Mix 92.9,
and entertainment was by Mike Rodgers Music.
Cathy Hoorman’s Kickin' Coffee & Tea provided the
nonalcoholic beverages.
Mark Schenfeld was the auctioneer for the live
auction, which offered A Country Music Hall of
Fame Museum package, Gigi’s Cupcakes and
Champagne, a Taylor Swift autographed guitar, a
night with the rock group Chicago, an intimate
Doobie Brothers performance, and an array of toys
from Brilliant Sky to be given to the Ronald
McDonald House.
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October 9, 2014, The News- Page 21
March of Dimes Signature Chefs Auction
photos by • Brenda Batey
Auction: Alegria’s Mark
Dobbs and Gregg Clements.
Auction: Eastland’s Cafe’s
Paul Wright & Justin Darling.
Auction: The Palm’s Michael Trenticosta, Omar Rubles,
Mashan Smikes, and Mathew Dipietro.
Auction: Amerigo’s Trevalle Cobbs, Katie
Lawson, Caitlin Nixon, and Steven Robilio.
Auction: Pomodora
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Second Harvest Nashville Fundraiser
photos by • Brenda Batey
Nashville & Friends at Home, benefiting Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee, was hosted by event Chair Sylvia Roberts at her beautiful home.
The event, which featured stars
from the TV show Nashville performing, was an evening at the home
which is the setting of the character
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about 300 people was on hand to
enjoy the delightful evening.
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cocktail buffet from Something
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fruit, mini desserts and much more.
Generous performers who gave
their time for this effort included:
Charles Esten (who plays Deacon
Claybourne); Clare Bowen (Scarlett
O'Connor); Sam Palladio (Gunnar
&
Scott); Chris Carmack (Will
Lexington); Chaley Rose (Zoey
Dalton); Eric Close (Teddy Conrad);
and Aubrey Peeples (Layla Grant).
Second Harvest Food Bank’s mission is to feed hungry people and
work to solve hunger issues in the
community. Second Harvest distributes food and other products to
approximately 450 nonprofit partner
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Fundraiser: Co-chair Hugh
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Fundraiser: Sam Palladio,
Audrey Peebles, Co-chair
Fletcher Foster, and Clare
Bowen.
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Fundraiser: Barry Grider, Nancy Russell, and David and
Emily Preston.
October 9, 2014, The News- Page 23
Second Harvest Nashville Fundraiser
photos by • renda Batey
BELLE MEADE
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Fundraiser: Nashville cast members Charles Esten, Audrey Peebles, Clare Bowen, Chaley
Rose, Sam Palladio, and Eric Close.
269-3288
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(Next to Newk’s) BelleMeadeJewelry.com
at HOME CARE
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Our Qualified Caregivers must pass extensive
background checks & Drugs screening
Fundraiser: Suzanne Labry
and Beth Cameron.
Fundraiser: T-Bone Burnett
and Callie Khouri.
Fundraiser:
Christine
Barggren and Rusty Terry.
Green Hills
2400 Crestmoor Rd.
(615) 375-1668
ABSOLUTE AUCTION
BRICK ADJOINING SINGLE FAMILY HOME
GREAT CONDITION AND NEIGHBORHOOD
212 LAKE COVE OLD HICKORY, 37138
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 15, 1:30 AM
Fundraiser: B. J. Ambrose, Taylor Smith, Dennis Johnson,
and Emily Preston.
DIRECTIONS: From Nashville Take I-40 East to The Hermitage exit # 221A Keep left on
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Great neighborhood minutes from Old Hickory Lake. This home is currently rented to a
good tenant for 750.00 per month. Great Home or Investment.
TERMS: CASH. Make Your Own Financial Arrangements prior to sale. Deed and Insured Title Furnished by Seller. Sale # 05415
$25
Fundraiser: Chelsea Bain, Carrie Layson, Holly Williams,
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Tiffany Circle Luncheon
photos by • David Hodgson
Barbara Bovender and Colleen Conway-Welch hosted the annual fall luncheon for the American Red
Cross’ Tiffany Circle members at Belle Meade Country Club.
Melanie Sabelhaus, founding national chair of Tiffany Circle, was the guest speaker. Sabelhaus has
more than 30 years experience with small business, and corporate and federal government posts. Most
recently she was deputy administrator of the U. S. Small Business Administration.
She has devoted much time and energy toward supporting many nonprofits and is vice chair of the
National Board of the American Red Cross.
Among those supporting Tiffany Circle were: Rhonda Adkins, Robin Patton, Dorothy Scarlett, Kelley
Beaman, Susan Lanigan, Susan Plunkett, Jamie Rechter, Betsy Wills, Theresa Menefee, Ellen More,
Marian Ott, Martha Ingram, Amy Grant, Jennifer Cooke, Mary Burd, Louise Bairnsfather, Denice
Johnson, Joan Rechter, Lisa Small, Jan Jacobson, Donna Richards, and Edie Johnson.
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Code Rm40 Multi Family- (40 Units
an Acre) Lot 110 is 0.27 Acreage, Lot
Dimensions 66x160, Lot Square
Footage11,761, Property is to be
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in “ASIS” condition* Walk toVandy!
$1,000,000
VIRIDIAN ~ FABULOUS VIEW!
Stunning Condo with Fabulous Views!
Beautifully Appointed with Dark Cherry
Cabinets and Flooring, Designer Kitchen
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RIVER PLANTATION ~ 4 BEDROOMS!
FABULOUS RIVER PLANTATION RENOVATION! Gracious Foyer with Slate Flooring,
Hardwoods & Crown Molding, Designer
Kitchen/New Cabinets, Granite, Tile Flooring
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with Exterior Storage. Williamson
County Schools $180,000.
OLD HICKORY LAKE AREA ~ NEW PRICE!
GATEWAY VILLAGE ~ TOWN HOME!
Renovators Delight! Amazing One Level Home on
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Living Areas, 3 Bedrooms, 3
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Garage, Fenced Backyard,
Private Enclosed Patio overlooks Beautifully Treed
Grounds. Minutes to Old Hickory Lake! $179,900
Fabulous Townhome! Handsome
Hardwoods & Plantation Shutters,
Living Room/Home Office, Designer Kitchen with Granite &
Stainless Steel Appliances open the
Great Room, Elegant Masters Retreat, Media or Exercise Room, 3
Bedrooms, 2.5 Baths, Private Rear Entrance with 2 Car Garage,
Brentwood Schools, Minutes to I-65. $358,900
ASHLAND CITY HIGHWAY ~ C0MMERICAL LOT!
GOODLETTSVILLE ~ RESIDENTIAL LOT WITH POND!
Classic Corner lot at the corner of
Ashland City Highway and Old
Hickory Blvd with commercial
zoning. Road Frontage on Ashland
City HIGHWAY 211.42 and Road
Frontage on Old Hickory Blvd
115.61. Metro Water Tap on Property. Please call or text for a survey
on the property. $64,900
Luncheon: Theresa Cram, Melanie Sabelhaus,
Margaret Forsythe, and Mary Ellen Rodgers.
Luncheon: Linda Penny, Joel Sullivan, Gail Milnor,
and Roland Lundy.
SOLD!
Beautiful 6.70 Acres of
Scenic Davidson County
Countryside with a Pond!
Build your Dream Home
and bring your Horses!
Electric and Water Connections. Please call for a
plat of the land.
$75,000.
Luncheon: Valerie Levay, Libby Menefee, Portia Wells,
and Sara Jo Houghland.
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CLIFFTOPS LAKEFRONT CLIFFTOPS LAKEFRONT CLIFFTOPS CRAFTSMAN
HILLTOP VIEW
EAGLE BLUFF ESTATES
816 LAKE O'DONNELL RD
2306 WESTLAKE AVE
2230 WESTLAKE AVE
710 AZALEA CT
2056 LAUREL LAKE DR.
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Lot 27 MLS#1451127 • $57,900
1510 sf 3/1
MLS#1564620 • $144,900
2377 sf 3/2.5
MLS#1554601 • $590,000
3875 sf 4.3,5
MLS#1534145 • $669,000
2040 sf 3/2
MLS#1563326 • $419,000
1776 sf 3/3
MLS#1555745 • $184,900
CLIFFTOPS ONE LEVEL
CLIFFTOPS RETREAT
BROW VIEW
CLIFFTOPS WITH POOL
BROW VIEW
BROW VIEW
1205 CLIFFTOPS AVE.
2235 SARVISBERRY PL.
2063 LAUREL LAKE DR.
1911 HICKORY PL.
607 LONG VIEW LN.
361 SADDLETREE LN.
2753 sf 3/2.5
MLS#1524154 • $329,000
2048 sf 3/2.5
MLS#1455290 • $329,000
2131 sf 2/2.5
MLS#1538300 • $354,900
1916 sf 2 or 3/2
MLS#1572091 • $309,000
1612 sf 2/2
MLS#1552038 • $289,000
1736 sf 3/3
MLS#1560095 • $439,000
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UNIT 2012
Two Penthouse units in the ICON
Two Penthouse units in the ICON- each right at $300,000. Units
2012 and 2112. These units are in the taller tower and overlook
8th Avenue/ The Pour House, etc. These units are bright and
have 12 foot ceilings and concrete floors. The bathrooms and
kitchens are up to date and sleek. Both units have balconies for
fresh air! These units have total access to the swimming pool
and grand lobby on the 9th floor as well as both fitness centers
and exercise rooms. Very easy to show. Immediate occupancy.
UNIT 2112
UNDER
CONTRACT
661 Brook Hollow Road $495,000
in West Meade,37205
Master on the main. Five or six bedrooms. Four full baths. Two playrooms and an acre
yard. This home is not only good looking but is a great family home due to its fantastic
flow. This home is in the estate section of Brook Hollow right across the street from the
Brook Hollow Baptist Church- you couldn't have picked quieter neighbors! Pristine condition!
“Kiss your babies, tell your parents
you love them, and take a walk in
the park with a friend”
~ Love, Jodie
2201 Cumberwell Close $850,000
in Annandale in Brentwood, 37027
Jodie Barringer
2013 Build. Three bedrooms and all major rooms on the first floor. Enormous master
with views of hills. Opens to screened porch which spans the rear of the home. One car
garage on this level. On the lower level of the home, you will find a fourth bedroom, a
third full bath, a playroom, and a two car garage with plenty of storage area. It is deep
enough to pull in a boat and leave it on its trailer. This home sits right beside the pond
and is a two minute walk to the pool and clubhouse. Spotless and less than 1 year old!
GRI, ABR
(M) 593-9854
Lifetime Member
Platinum Level
Award of Excellence
Park West- on Long Boulevard $368,000
Unit 307 In the West End/ Centennial Park block
(West End and 31st near Vanderbilt)
[email protected]
This unit has elevator access and two covered parking spaces. This is a beautiful two
bedroom two bath unit that has lovely Eastern and Southern views of the city. There are
hardwoods throughout. There are Closet Company systems in each of the bedroom closets, laundry room, and kitchen. The all brick buildings in this development have recently
been painted, and the Association Fee stays low at $206.00 a month. This Association
Fee covers exterior maintenance and insurance and water. 1427 square feet.
JodieBarringer.com
Nashville Business Journal's 2011
Top 20 Agents of Nashville
1714 Temple Road - RENTAL
Four bedrooms and two baths. This darling, darling cottage is within 3/4 miles for the mall- not that
you would EVER want to leave this precious home. My favorite part of this home is the screened in
back porch overlooking the koi pond and fully landscaped back yard. There is a full fence and a two
car garage- though one side is being used for storage. The main floor has a wide open living room
that opens to the screened porch. The kitchen is adorable- you will step down into it. It has a center
island and breakfast nook with built in seating for six. There is a fireplace in the kitchen as well! We
are leasing this at $3000.00 a month. Month to month is available. Not for a slightly higher charge.
327-4800
An Old Favorite someone asked me to reprint: The Horror! The Horror!
I was at Momma’s on Saturday to borrow my grandmother’s stole, some
white kid gloves, some pearl earrings, and a clutch. I found the stole in the
Closet of Never Worn But Can’t Throw Away Clothes. I found the pearl earrings,
and I went searching for a non- descript clutch. I went to Momma’s closet. It
was weird. It has been a long time since I have been in Momma’s closet. When
I was in high school, I seemed to find a lot of dresses that I liked in Momma’s
closet- she was in her forties, then. There was one particular dress that she had
that was a brownish gold silk number that she wore with the sexiest shoes I had
ever laid eyes on in my life- they were a bronzy gold. The heels were about 3”
tall and the very thin leather laces wrapped five times around your ankle. I wore
that dress out with Jimmy Harwood to the MUS Prom, and I thought I was Cher.
I almost died when I broke the heel off doing some fancy dance move…poor
Jimmy. The date went downhill from that point as well. Cinderella had lost her
shoe. The silk dress just wasn’t “the same’ without the sexy gold strappy shoes.
I might as well have been wearing tennis shoes…kerplunk went the date.
I was in Momma’s closet when I looked down and saw them. Tucked over
to the side, there THEY were in all their ugly glory. Right beside the world’s ugliest shoes that a mother could ever wear- Birkenstocks- were a pair of shoes
that made her Birkenstocks look better than The Sexy Strappy Made To Go With
the Silk Dress Shoes. Flat, leather, GOLD loafers. The dreaded GOLD STAGE.
Apparently, a woman goes through several stages of clothing- in high school,
it is all about showing off your emerging figure. In your twenties, you are actu-
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ally learning that going around naked is not exactly flattering. By thirty, a woman
has found that best style for her- and she buys in in every color. By her forties,
a woman has a favorite brand- and she buys stock. In her fifties, a woman toys
with whether or not she can really run errands in workout clothes. Unfortunately,
some who shouldn’t, do not go with the majority vote. In her sixties, a woman
starts the downward spin.
In her sixties, a woman starts thinking that those sheered sleeves with the
satin collar and satin cuffs are stylish. They think that the tucked out shirt thing
is new and trendy. They think pants with elastic is clever. And they start to say
things like,” How can you wear shoes with heels that high? I just don’t see how
you do it?!” And, then, they give you that head shake that is intended to make
you feel like a harlot for being in your forties and wearing 3” high heels.
In their sixties, women start wearing sensible shoes, which is another name
for U-G-L-Y. The sixty year old woman cannot bear to think that she is too old for
strappy heels. Why, in fact, those strappy shoes simply do not “go with’ the
tucked out elastic pant look- Indeed, that look requires something less dramatic,
say, - a nice ugly flat shoe with maybe a small slanted heel for drama. And, so
the sixty year old woman goes out and buys a pair in every color.
And, then, she hits 70. The fashionable 70 year old woman is ready to explore again. She is ready to really go for some bling-she wants to really surprise
her friends with her Zing power- her stylishness- her willingness to be daring- wild
and crazy- so she goes for -- the GOLD shoe. The glorious golden goddess of
Shoes- the power wielding- trend pushing-risk taking Golden Goddess.
There they were. The flat, leather, gold loafer in all its glory sitting there
gleaming. Glaring at me as if in thirty years, I , too, will think they are cute. But,
I won’t. I know I won’t ever think that those awful things are cute because they
are ugly! Ugly! Ugly! And, besides, Everyone knows I only wear heels–except at
the gym. I know I won’t ever like them or wear them because I am not at all like
my mother, and I am not ever going to ever wear sheer sleeves. I know I will
never wear those awful things because my children are so cruel to me that if I
EVER were to buy a pair, they would throw them away and not even tell me.
And, then, they would ridicule me for life. Children can be so mean to their mothers.
Well, I am off to return Momma’s pearl earrings, her clutch, and Gram’s stole,
and, while I am there, I will be throwing away a darling pair of gold loafers.
Momma won’t ever know who did it. Don’t tell!
Have a great day, My friends, Remember, a well-heeled woman always fashionable!
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4409 CHICKERING LANE
FOREST HILLS
4BR, 4 Full, 3 Half BA 10,191+ SqFt
Offered
ed at: $6,795,000
Janet Jones 615-300-5045
2026 FRANSWORTH DRIVE
HILL PLACE
4BR, 4 Full, 3 Half BA 9,003 SqFt
Offereedd at: $3,350,000
Janet Jones 615-300-5045
Mary Sue Dietrich 615-351-0073
0073
515 JACKSON BLVD ²LOT
BELLE MEADE
Offeredd at: $3,295,000
Janet Jones 615-300-5045
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Mary Sue Dietrich 615-351-0073
503 WEST HILLWOOD DRIVE
HILLWOOD
5BR, 4 Full, 2 Half BA 5,448 SqFt
Offered
ed at: $1,575,000
Whitney Musserr 615-294-5887
Lynn Samuels 615-250-7880
1819 LAUREL RIDGE DRIVE
FOREST HILLS
4BR, 4 Full, 1 Half BA 5,358 SqFt
Offered
ed at: $1,479,000
Janet Jones 615-300-5045
Mary Sue Dietrich 615-351-0073
6233 BRESSLYN ROAD
WEST MEADE FARMS
6BR, 5 Full, 1 Half BA 5,200 SqFt
Offereedd at: $1,195,000
Whitney Musserr 615-294-5887
Lynn Samuels 615-250-7880
209 WOODFORD PLACE
HOUNDS RUN
4BR, 4 Full, 2 Half BA 6,645 SqFt
Offereedd at: $950,000
Janet Jones 615-300-5045
15
Mary Sue Dietrich 615-351-0073
11 ANNANDALE
OTTER WOOD
4BR, 3 Full, 2 Half BA 4,946 SqFt
Offeredd at: $879,900
Mary Sue Dietrich 615-351-0073
Janet Jones 615-300-5045
405 GEORGETOWN DRIVE
HILLWOOD ESTATES
4BR, 4 Full BA 3,184 SqFt
Offereedd at: $795,000
Whitney Musser 615-294-5887
307 CANTON STONE DRIVE
CARRONBRIDGE
4BR, 4 Full, 1 Half BA 4,155 SqFt
Offeredd at: $749,000
Nancy Brock 615-406-6083
5322 GENERAL FORREST COURT
TYNE VAL
A LEY ESTATES
5BR, 3 Full, 2 Half BA 4,303 SqFt
Offeredd at: $599,000
Nancy Brock 615-406-6083
5
7141 DOUGLAS ROAD
14 ACRE FARM
4BR, 3 Full, 1 Half BA 4,295 SqFt
Offered
ed at: $599,000
Susan Harrwood
w
615-500-6116
1420 KNOX VAL
A LEY DRIVE
BRENTHAVEN
4BR, 2 Full, 1 Half BA 3,595 SqFt
Offered
ed at: $545,000
Janet Jones 615-300-5045
Mary Sue Dietrich 615-351-0073
0 LIBERTY CHURCH ROAD
BRENTWOOD
Beautiful Acre Building Lot
Offeredd at: $295,000
Annette Page 615-351-1173
226 HEARTHSTONE MANOR LANE
HEARTHSTONE MANOR
3BR, 2 Full, 1 Half BA 2,083 SqFt
Offereedd at: $264,900
Annette Page 615-351-1173
110 DORAL COURT
DORAL COUNTRY VILLA
4BR, 3 Full BA 1,784 SqFt
Offeredd at: $167,000
Mary Sue Dietrich 615-351-0073
Janet Jones 615-300-5045
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A tradition of excellence for over 45 years
Nippers Corner/Granbery Elem
5416 Barton Vale Drive
Great floor plan. Living, dining, den, eat-in
kitchen & bonus room.Private backyard with
patio and retractable awning. Convenient to
I-24 & I-65. 4 BR/2.5 BA, 2384 SF
$259,900
www.5416bartonvale.com
Franklin / Fieldstone Farms
195 Clarendon Circle
Fabulous screen porch. Spacious kitchen.
3 BR / 2.5 BA, 2377 SF
$373,000
www.195Clarendon.com
Gorgeous pool & pool house. Great media room.
Quiet cul-de-sac. 4 BR/3.5 BA, 3400+ SF.
$595,500
www.808Hawthorne.com
MollyEdmondson.com
Coming Soon!
615-351-8753
Cromwell Drive
Forest Hills, 4 BR/3 BA, Ranch
Timberline
808 Hawthorne Circle
COMPETENT • CREATIVE • CARING
Hillwood Estates • 723 Greeley Drive
The Complete Package
1712 Green Hills Drive
• Open & humming with
personality.
• Formal & casual dining.
• Heart of the home kitchen
with snack bar.
• Wonderful covered patio &
private backyard.
• Thoughtful floor plan & design.
• Expansive & light filled 3rd floor
- perfect for anything you need.
$799,000
It doesn't get better than this! Open floor plan with fabulous salt
water pool. Big bright gourmet kitchen opens to family room.
Private owners wing. Deep 2 car garage. Beautiful hardwoods.
4 BR/4 .5 BA, 3925 SF. 1.42 Acres $1,170,000
6735 Cross Keys Road
Bethesda, TN
20+ Acres. Creek and Barn
$283,900
CONNIE ALLEN
ABR, GRI, Awards of Excellence
615-500-3665
NASHVILLE • 327-4800
MARY BARBEE WEISS
405-1465
WILLIAMSON CO. • 263-4800
October 9, 2014, The News- Page 29
Visit Our Website for Weekly Open Houses.
WWW.FRIDRICHANDCLARK.COM
SOLD
631 HILL ROAD
698 SNEED ROAD W
4911 SEWANEE ROAD
Brentwood | 26 Acres | $4,200,000
www.631Hill.com Co-List with Steve Fridrich
Franklin | 24 Acres | $1,900,000
Church, camp or prime development site
Oak Hill | $1,385,000
Co-List Steve Fridrich
16 ANNANDALE
Otterwood | $799,000
SOLD
4205 HOOD AVE
224 WILSONIA AVENUE
432 WESTVIEW AVE
New Construction by HR Properties
Green Hills | $749,000
Hillwood | 1.66 acres | $649,000
Belle Meade | .47 acres | $529,000
Exceeding
Client Expectations
since 1977
A Nature Lover’s Dream
615-300-3826
www.WhitClark.com
The Difference is in the Design
4627 Belmont Park Terrace
• Detailed Millwork
• Beautiful Hardwoods
• Upscale lighting
4 BR/5 full, 2 half BA, 6043 SF
$1,239,000
Well Established in Brentwood
5216 Williamsburg Rd
• Solid all-brick Ranch
• Large kitchen with
stainless appliances
• Beautiful back yard.
4 BR / 3.5 BA, 3025 SF
$535,000
5054 Villa Crest Drive
Unique contemporary retreat with soaring cathedral ceilings.
Large rooms with expansive glass. Kitchen with stainless
appliances. Close to Green Hills, Brentwood and I-65.
3BR/3BA, 3772 Sq Ft
$675,000
ANITA BALTIMORE, ABR
406-0919
NASHVILLE • 327-4800
A Must See in Green Hills
7 Abbeywood Ct
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Traditional gem
Elegance at it's best
Elevator to all 3 floors
Newly remodeled kitchen
with marble
4 BR/3.5 BA, 4534 SF
$697,000
CHRISTOPHER SIMONSEN
615-473-6998
[email protected]
WILLIAMSON CO. • 263-4800
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A tradition of excellence for over 45 years
BELLE MEADE
NEW LISTING
IN BRENTMEADE
GRASSLAND SCHOOLS!
415 Sunnyside
512 Chippenham Ct.
9180 Brushboro Ct.
Total renovation & expansion on secluded
Sunnyside. Amazing kitchen-6 burner Wolf
cooktop, full sized Sub Zero refrig & freezer.
Huge island. New baths w/ stunning Master.
4th bedroom best used as nursery or office.
MBR up or down. $1,189,000!
Fab house in Stonebridge Park with
amazing massive deck overlooking river and
farmland, huge Carrie Bradshaw closet, new
kitchen, over $100,000 in upgrades. 4 BR/3.5
baths. 4300 SF $635,000.
Stunning pool and gardens. Quiet cul de sac.
Master bedroom down or up. 4BR, 3.5BA,
4153 Sq Ft $735,000.
Call Anne for more information
on any of these listings.
ANNE McGUGIN
Broker, CRS, GRI
406-7039
[email protected]
Get Your Biscuit Fix Every Morning!
West Meade
1016 Downey Drive
Charming one level all brick affords a lot of living and style for
the money. Hardwoods, flexible floorplan includes 3 BR/2 BA,
large kit/dining with fireplace, family room, office. Great home!
$289,500
428 Sandcastle Road – Temple Hills
5 minutes to the Loveless Cafe!
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Custom home, Brazilian cherry hardwood floors
10' ceilings downstairs and enormous eat-in kitchen
Screened porch with vaulted cedar wood ceiling
2572 sq ft partially finished, daylight basement
4BR/4.5 BA, 4442 Sq Ft
SHIRLEY MCLEOD
347-7267
www.ShirleyMcLeod.com
[email protected]
NASHVILLE • 327-4800
$765,000
ELIZABETH WALLS
804-3991
WILLIAMSON CO. • 263-4800
October 9, 2014, The News- Page 31
A tradition of excellence for over 45 years
4 Bedroom Home on Lush 1+ Acre Lot
Entertainer’s Delight
OTHER
PROPERTIES
Brandywine Harbor Lake
Front Home - $1,200,000
Home on 26 Acres, Pond,
Fenced - $579,900
156.8 Acre Lot, Springs,
Hunting - $392,000
1106 Stonewall Jackson Court
• New kitchen with stainless appliances
• Huge Florida room with vaulted ceilings
• Main level bonus room
4BR/2+BA, 3717 Sq Ft
$599,000
KATHY COLEMAN
· Recording studio and audio hook ups
throughout home
· All brick with mortar rub and stone
· 30 minutes to Nashville Airport
· View for miles, open with lots of light
Home on 120.4 Acres, 30’
Waterfall, Cave, Lake $995,300
5BR/5.5BA, 7131 Sq Ft. 6.7 Acres
$894,898
CHERYL EWING 615-319-7144
BROKER, ABR, SFR, BPOR
[email protected] • www.CherylSellsSmiles.com
Need to
Rent?
Brentwood / Eldorado Acre #2
8136 Suzanne Drive
Great space! Freshly painted.
3 BR / 2 BA, 2268 SF
$1,975 / MO
NASHVILLE • 327-4800
119 Windsor Terrace Drive
All brick condo. Close to good shopping.
2 BR / 1 BA, 1046 SF, Davidson Co.
$1,000 / MO
JIM MCLEOD
390-5508
WILLIAMSON CO. • 263-4800
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C O U RT AU C T I O N
FOR THE STARTUP ESTATE
3 BEDROOM 1 ½ BATH BRICK HOME
110 X 332 LEVEL LOT
LET YOUR REALTY
SHINE!
2916 STANWYCK DR. 37027
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 15, 10:30 AM
DIRECTIONS: From Nashville take I-65 North to Trinity Ln. Exit # 87. Right 3 blocks to
Dickerson Rd. Left 1 ½ miles to Hillhurst Dr. Left to Stanwyck, left to Sale.
This 3 bedroom 1 ½ bath brick home contains approx. 1200 sq. ft. with hardwood floors
under carpet, central heat and air, kitchen, living room, dining room, and 1 car attached
garage. All on a beautiful 110 x 332 level partially fenced yard. With some updating and
cosmetic touches this would make a great home or investment. Minutes from Downtown
Nashville, Goodlettsville in a quiet well established neighborhood.
TERMS: CASH. Make Your Own Financial Arrangements prior to Sale. 15% Earnest Money
Day of Sale Balance at closing. Deed and Insured Title Furnished by Court. Sale # 05314
$25
PLACE AN AD
TODAY!
Marc Colson / Bobby Colson Auctioneers
www.colsonauctions.com
WILL BE
GIVEN AWAY
298-1500
C O U RT AU C T I O N
JANE KATHRYN RUSSELL ESTATE
2500 SQ. FT. BRICK HOME / 7.16 ACRES
FULL BASEMENT / 4 GARAGE DOORS
8745 OLD CHARLOTTE PIKE 37143
SATURDAY OCTOBER 18, 10:30 AM
DIRECTIONS: From Nashville take I-40 West to Old Hickory Blvd. Exit # 199 Right on Old Hickory Blvd. ½ mile to Old Charlotte pike left 4 ½ miles to Sale.
This 2500 sq. ft. brick home sets on 7.16 wooded acres, downstairs there is living room with propane fireplace,
large open kitchen with island and bar, breakfast area with bay window, laundry room w/sink, dining room, office, and master bedroom with separate shower and tub. Upstairs there are 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, office,
play / rec room over garage, and office. Across the back there is a full length screened in porch with a hot tub.
The unfinished basement has a concrete floor, 2 garage doors on each end. One side is a 2 car garage with
630 sq. ft. the other end contains 2368 sq. ft. 2 garage doors with lots of room for a shop and big boy toys.
with some updating and repairs to suit your taste this is a unique opportunity to purchase a home in a country
setting yet minutes from I-40, Nashville West shopping, Bellevue etc.
TERMS: Cash. Make your own financial arrangements prior to sale. 15% Earnest Money Day of Sale
Balance at Closing. Deed and Insured Title Furnished by Court. Sale # 05514
$25
WILL BE
GIVEN AWAY
Marc Colson / Bobby Colson Auctioneers
www.colsonauctions.com
FOR
SALE
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Retaining Walls • Brick
Stone • Blocks
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Columns • Steps & Walkways
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832-0320
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PAINTING/PAPERING
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Excellent local references
FREE ESTIMATES
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PRESSURE WASH
615-308-0211
Pressure Washing for your
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