Bulletin Board – Oct. 17

GARAGE SALES

— Saturday, Oct. 19, 221 Reierson Ave. in Athens. Desk, clothes, toys, home decor and much, much more. Starts at 8 a.m.

— Saturday, Oct. 19, 708 Mulberry, Athens.

— Yard sale this weekend Oct. 18-20. 602 E. Pine St. Malakoff, TX 75148. We will have a Total Gym, 12″ Speaker box for 02-12 Dodge Ram 1500 Quad Cab, a boat (no motor, needs work), baby girl items, & miscellaneous items. Come out and see me!

— I am having an estate sale Friday-Sunday at 132 Summit Ridge Dr. in GBC, behind CVS. All money will go to the Diana Bell memorial fund. We have a lil bit of everything.

— Garage sale with lots of clothes, different sizes, and much more…Bartlett St. Malakoff.

— NOT YOUR TYPICAL YARD SALE! This Friday and Saturday only (18th & 19th). Making my husband clean out his shop (go-cart stuff, 4wheelers, GT parts plus more) and I am cleaning out the storage (clothes, dishes, end tables, kids toys, office furniture plus more). 12431 CR 2904 in Eustace (2mi off 175) from 8-5. I will also have items from my business displayed and marked down. Go to my FB page at Butterfly Kisses by Tara to see what I make. http://www.facebook.com/kissesbytara

— Garage sale, Saturday, 8 a.m. – noon, 501 Cherokee Trace, Athens.

— Garage sale Saturday at 108 Willowbrook Dr. fr 7 a.m. – 2 p.m. Come out and help our teachers/staff of Athens Christian Academy! Thank you!!

JOBS

— Sweat Shears is looking for a massage therapist. We are located in a busy shopping center on Highway 175 in Eustace. We are a fast growing family salon looking to expand to offer massage to our clients. We have private rooms available for weekly rental that can be covered with one or two massages. Free advertising is included with rental. We have commercials airing on 95.9 KCKL and online advertising which we will feature your services. If interested, contact Jennifer Sweet at 903-603-0558.

FOR SALE

— I have a riding mower, self propelled push mower and an edger for sale. They all need minor repairs. I will take $200 dollars for all three. Call 903-451-4847 (home) or email: [email protected].

SERVICES

— SCENTSY — If you are looking for an independent Scentsy, Velata, or Grace consultant to purchase products, host a party, or join my team contact me. I recently moved to the area. 281-415-0654.
WWW.jenniferhinnant.scentsy.us
WWW.fondueisgreat.velata.us
WWW.fashionsby.graceadele.us

Obituary: Ivy Dean Lovelady

Ivy Dean Lovelady, 75, of Chandler passed away Oct. 15 in Tyler.

Ivy Dean was born Feb. 18, 1938, in Dangerfield, Texas to Ivy and Mary Kersey Lovelady.

He was a farmer by trade and a strong man. Hands so strong he could lift an irrigation motor and a riding lawn mower by himself. Hand so big it seemed as if I were shaking a loaf of bread. His posture demanded respect wherever he went without need to speak a single word. He was a farmer, father, brother, uncle and a grandpa. But most of all, he was a strong man. He didn’t change who he was to please others. If you didn’t “like it,” it didn’t bother him – although you didn’t want to be the one to bother this mountain of a man. He gave his children the backbone they needed. Very rarely did you see his soft heart, but if you did, you would be se it crystal clear.

Mr. Lovelady is survived by his children, David Lovelady, Tonda Lovelady, Joy Neal; brothers and sister, Faye Lindsey, Decatur, Texas, Billy Lovelady, Rusk, Texas, and Roy Lovelady, Farwell, Texas. His legacy continues with six grandchildren, Bobby Lovelady, Dwayne Lovelady, Jimmy Lovelady, Gary Wilson, Misty Rangel, Christian Fitzgerald and nine great-grandchildren.

He is preceded in death by his parents, Ivy and Mary Lovelady; brothers and sisters, Dorothy Crump, Eugene Strawn, Inez Foley, Ola Mae Isaacs, Charles Lovelady, and Troy Lovelady.

Visitation for Mr. Lovelady will be Thursday, Oct. 17, from 6-8 p.m. at the United Pentecostal Church in Athens. Service will be at 11:30 a.m. Friday, Oct. 18, at the church with Bro. Grissom officiating. Service is under the direction of Huckabee-Tomlinson Funeral Home.

Interment will be in the Trinidad Cemetery, Trinidad.

Online condolences can be made at www.tomlinsonfuneral.com.

Obituary: Cynthia Gail Eckelberger

Cynthia Gail Eckelberger
Cynthia Gail Eckelberger

Cynthia Gail Eckelberger, 60, of Malakoff passed away on Monday, Oct. 14, 2013 in Athens. Cynthia was born Nov. 29, 1952 in Canaveral, Florida to the parents of Billy and Eleanor Blevins.

She worked in a nursing home when she was younger and she also drove a truck and worked in a sewing factory. She was a loving and caring person and took good care of her family.

She leaves behind her mother Eleanor Blevins, a sister Donna Bourque and brother-in-law Lloyd Bourque; brothers Timothy Blevins and Dennis Blevins, sister-in-law Mickey Blevins. She leaves her two daughters Donna Perez and Michelle Eckelberger and her husband Leonard Eckelberger of 22 years and two granddaughters Rebecca Blevins and Sandy Eckelberger. She also leaves behind a number of aunts and uncles.
She is preceded in death by her father Billy Blevins and a brother Kenneth Blevins.

Visitation for Mrs. Eckelberger will be Thursday, Oct. 17 from 6-8 p.m. at Huckabee-Tomlinson Funeral Home in Malakoff.

Graveside service will be held Friday, Oct. 18, 2 p.m. at Malakoff Cemetery with Bro. Wayne Pitchford officiating.

Online condolences can be made at www.tomlinsonfuneral.com.

Come celebrate the fall with Lakeland House

Lakeland display

Lakeland House in Athens would like to invite everyone to celebrate fall with them. The facility is holding a Fall Display Office, and invite people and offices to small display at the Lakeland House. The display cannot be larger than 3 feet x 3 feet at the base, and no taller than 6 feet. Contributions will be displayed through Nov. 29. Displays can be as creative as possible, but nothing scary (no blood-and-guts Halloween, please). The displays will be judged in a contest by friends and family on Oct. 25. Lakeland House: “Please join us in this fun activity and put your mark in our building for friends, family and visitors.” Call the Lakeland House at 903-677-1272 for more information.

Honoring Lorie Lee Travi

libraryOfficials and supporters came out Monday to honor Lorie Lee Travi, the former head librarian for the Henderson County Clint W. Murchison Memorial Library. Travi, who has accepted a position with the Dallas Public Library system, has been with the Athens library for seven years, the last three as the head librarian. Pictured, from left, are County Judge Richard Sanders, former librarian Terry Warren, president of the Public Library Fund Ellen Key, Pct. 4 County Commissioner Ken Geeslin, and Library Advisory Board member Stewart Cochran.