Happy belated to Lucy Young she celebrated March 24. I hope she has many more. she has been missed at church she hasn’t been well for awhile.
Billie Simpson visited Billie Robinson friday. they enjoyed being together. hello to Billie Robinson I am glad she is able to be home.
Beth Braswell and Thomas and Machael Braswell visited Billie Simpson recently.
Valeria Mears of Warren County visited her mother Mabel Pack Saturday.
Visitors of Betty Wilson were Ralph Vaughn, JoDean Redmon, Faye Adkins, Betty Byford, Joann Pittman and Rebecca Ervin.
Sympathy is extended to the family of Joy Cook Bennett in her passing. Also sympathy to Jack Pugh’s family in his passing away.
Mark and Kimberly Ann Violet celebrated their wedding anniversary on March 25.
Barbara Lawson visited Sue Arnold recently.
Mary McKenzie visited Barbara Self recently.
Queda Ferrell celebrated her birthday March 21. Her friend, Louise Vaughn took her to Murfreesboro for lunch. Michelle Bailey and Natasha Wyatt and son visited her on Friday night bring her gifts and Pizza for supper. Queda says thanks for all the phone calls and cards.
Get well wishes are extended to Joel Adcock. He had surgery at Cookeville General Hospital Monday.
Belated happy birthday to Christie Alexander, my mail carrier she celebrated March 24.
Joyce Wright of Murfreesboro spent the weekend with her mother Lou Autry Malone. They ate supper at the White Possum.
While my son Ralph was visiting me this week getting my groceries, medicines and running errands, he stopped by to see Pete Love, one of his cousins.
Ralph said they had a good time talking about the family connection.  Pete’s great-granddaddy and Ralph’s was Jasper Vaughn, who lived in the Young Bend or Four Seasons area.  Jasper was daddy to Erbie Vaughn, who was Pete’s granddaddy.  And Erbie was a brother to Floyd Vaughn, Ralph’s granddaddy. 
Ralph also enjoyed telling Josh Love about their family connection since Ralph has done quite a bit of research on the family history.
The first Vaughn family to settle in this area was James and Sophorah who came here before 1820 from South Carolina by covered wagon.  They made their home in what is now the Pate’s Ford area, and later they moved to the Young Bend. They attended and were members of the Old Bildad Baptist Church.
Their son, Benjamin, was the daddy of Jasper, had a twin brother, Thomas.  Another brother was Perry or Pat as he was sometimes called. 
Ralph always said that Ollie Womack was one of his favorite cousins.  Once he saw her sister Macon Judkins and called her "favorite cousin".  She quickly corrected him and said that she knew Ollie was his favorite.