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A Slice of Life In Marshall County
Lund off and running By SUE WATSON It has taken about a year to get settled into its new home, and now Lund Coating Technologies and Lund Precision Division have consolidated all U.S. operations in Holly Springs. Small shop brings back ‘hard to find’ service By SUE WATSON There’s an alteration and sewing lady in Holly Springs who has a love affair with needles and threads. Burrow chronicles Byhalia’s past By SUE WATSON Jean Burrow recently provided an oral history of the Town of Byhalia going back to the early settlers and prior to the Civil War. Known by many as the unofficial town historian, Burrow provided information on the origins of roads, businesses and churches since the town was incorporated in 1836. Power company by day, public servants at night By SUE WATSON Two Northcentral Electric Power Association employees are recognized for what they put into their day jobs and what they have done for the citizens of Marshall County by night. Wilson noted for community involvement By SUE WATSON R.J. Wilson, pastor of Mt. Moriah Missionary Baptist Church, brings a lot of talent and knowledge to the Holly Springs and Marshall County area. Walton builds network of friends By LINDA JONES Artis Walton, now 68, was born in Marshall County and has lived here all his life. And for 50 years, he has worked at J.F. Brittenum and Son Funeral Home – either part- or full-time. Mallory tells story of Strawberry Church By Linda Jones “When I Can Read My Title Clear” is a hymn by Isaac Watts. One of the stalwart members of Strawberry Church for decades early in the 20th century was Milledge Tabor (1874-1944). Everyone who ever heard him remembers his powerful voice. Hellwig ‘moves up’ to Marshall County land By BARRY BURLESON When Peter Hellwig moved to 3189 Cayce Road two and a half years ago, he said, “There was nothing here.” Teel records memories for 50 years By Linda Jones Allene Teel, a longtime community correspondent for The South Reporter, began writing the Carey Chapel-Mt. Pleasant news 50 years ago. ‘Sugar Bear’ keeps busy working lawns at age 70 By SUE WATSON “Sugar Bear” has been sprucing up lawns for 45 years at residences and businesses around Holly Springs. |
        
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