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Thursday, June 17, 2010 pageA5 Living The Brownsville States-Graphic ADVERTISING FOR ANY BUDGET P ROFESSIONAL D IRECTORY Brownsville STATES GRAPHIC Heart of the Tennessee Delta 731-772-1172 tising 2-1172 ur business Advertising Call 772-1172 to place your business in the Brownsville States-Graphic! Storage 3 locations to serve you 799 East Main, Monroe and West Main Call us for all your moving supplies. We have boxes and packing materials. Climate Control Now Available! 779-2009 MAIN STREET STORAGE Jimmy’s Tire Service 312 South Washington Brownsville, TN New & Used Tires & Accessories 731-780-4193 TIRE SERVICE JIMMY COULSTON Owner Cleaners 206-A East Main Street Brownsville, TN 38012 (731) 779-9200 Monday thru Friday 7am - 6pm Saturday 8am - 12 noon Convenient Drive Thru Window Moving? Please notify Brownsville States-Graphic of your new address so we can forward your subscription. 731-772-1172 Family Collaboration Creates Tasty Results Sharing Hometown Recipes, Cooking Tips and Coupons C ooking Cuban cuisine is fairly new to me, but I’ve quickly become a fan thanks to dishes like this CalRio Cuban Pie from Rosy Calvin. She and her husband teamed up to create a sweet and savory dish that offers loads of flavor without any spiciness. Rosy takes pride in carrying on her Cuban heritage and is careful to maintain certain cooking traditions. What a great blending of culture and creativity! See step-by-step photos of Rosy’s CalRio Cuban Pie recipe and thousands of recipes from other hometown Americans at: www.justapinch.com/cubanpie You’ll also find coupons for the recipe ingredients! Enjoy and remember, use “just a pinch”... www.justapinch.com/cubanpie What You Need PIE CRUST: 3 c all purpose flour 1 tsp salt 1 1/4 c shortening 8-10 tsp cold water 1 c dried beans (to weight crust) THE SOFRITO: 1/2 c sweet vidalia onions, diced 1/2 c green bell peppers, diced 1/4 c garlic, minced plus 1 Tbsp 1/2 c roma tomatoes, sliced 8 oz swiss cheese, shredded 7 oz pulled pork 5 oz deli-style ham, sliced 1/2 c heavy cream 4 Tbsp mustard (dijon or spicy) 4 Tbsp parmesan, freshly shredded 2 dill pickles, thin sliced 1 md tomato 2 1/2 Tbsp extra virgin olive oil Directions PIE CRUST: • Stir flour & salt in medium bowl. Gently blend in shortening until crumbly. Stir in just enough cold water to bind. Knead or process until smooth ball is formed, as little work as possible. • Roll in a ball, wrap in plastic and refrigerate 1 hour. Remove, divide into 2 equal balls and roll out to 9 inches. • Preheat oven to 450° F. Drape crust into pie tin, poke with fork and cover CalRio Cuban Pie with waxed paper. Fill bottom with dried beans (to weigh crust down) and bake pie shell for 10 minutes or until crust lightly browns. Remove, discard paper & beans, and cool. FOR THE SOFRITO: • Add olive oil to a medium saute pan over medium heat. Add onions, peppers and garlic, cook until translucent, but do not brown. Add tomatoes, cook for 3 to 5 minutes. Remove pan from heat and hold to add pork. • Preheat oven to 350° F. • Add 2 ounces of Swiss cheese to pre- cooked pie shell, add pulled pork on top of Swiss cheese. Top pulled pork with sofrito mixture, then add remaining Swiss on top of pork. Top with ham. • Mix together heavy cream & mustard; pour on top of ham and sprinkle with Parmesan. • Add pie crust to top, wrap aluminum foil around edges and bake for 25 minutes. Remove pie from oven; let cool for about 5 minutes. Add pickles to center of pie, overlapping them in the center. • Cut and serve with a slice of tomato and a dollop of Mojo Sour cream. MOJO SOUR CREAM • For Rosy’s fabulous Mojo Sour Cream recipe, visit: www.justapinch.com/ cubanpie Submitted by: Rosy Calvin, Henderson, NV “My husband likes to have dinners that are simple and fast. This recipe is what he calls our collaboration...” Rosy Calvin Henderson, NV (Pop. 176,894) Rosy Calvin By Janet Tharpe - Janet w Elizabeth Lovell and Kevin Lovelace 6/26/10 Alaina Johnson and Tyler Ward 7/24/10 Ashley Long and Drew Clagg 9/11/10 Jeffrey Vaulx Presents A Gospel Stage Play “The Way It Used To Be” Saturday, June 19, 2010 College Hill Theater 127 Grand Avenue Brownsville, TN 38012 3:00p.m. & 7:00p.m. $10.00 in advance $12 at the door Tickets can be purchased at Brownsville Religious Center or by calling 731-780-0007 Just Off Rooks Drive....$149,900 Call Samuel 780-5381 Paula Clair Dickinson of Brownsville, will become the bride of Christopher David Eubanks of Bells, Saturday, July 24 at 7PM at the Bob Bond farm. The bride’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Clint Dickinson of Brownsville. Her grandparents are Shirley Dickinson of Brownsville and the late C.C. Dickinson and the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hopkins. Special grandmother is Emilie Dickinson of Brownsville. Eubanks parents are Mrs. and Mrs. David Eubanks of Bells. His grandparents are Odean Putnam of Jackson and the late R.G. Eubanks and Clyde Putnam and Doris Medlin of Nashville and the late James R. Dodd and Wayne Medlin. Dickinson is a graduate of Middle Tennessee State University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Exercise Science. She is employed as a Physical Therapy Tech at Sports Plus Aqua Therapies in Jackson. Eubanks graduated with a Bachelor’s of Science from Lambuth University and a Master’s in Education from Trevecca University. He is a teacher with Crockett County School System. There will be a reception immediately following the ceremony. Invitation only. Dickinson-Eubanks engagement Fletcher Lewis and Janet Marbury began their courtship while in high school at Haywood High where they fell madly in love. Finding each other irresistible, they married on June 25, 1960 and have grown to love each other more each and every day. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis will celebrate their fiftieth anniversary this month. God blessed two children, LaRita Gillispie and Stephen Lewis, by giving them Fletcher and Janet to be their parents. Four grandchildren are blessed as well: Lewis and Grace Gillispie and Sara Kate and Hunter Lewis. In-laws, Jim Gillispie and Angie Lewis have been blessed to be in the Fletcher and Janet Lewis family also. Being a bright businessman and hard worker, Fletcher is the owner of Lewis Construction Company. Janet Lewis retired from State Farm Insurance where she showed true concern and care for her clients. Our parents are the example of love, perseverance, and hope. We love you and honor you this day. 1 Corinthians 13:1-13. LaRita and Stephen Lewises Celebrate 50 Years Barry Daniel of Indianapolis, Indiana contacted me and wanted to know more about his paternal ancestors. His lines include Daniel, Sweeney, Brock, Jackson, Poole and Williams. Following his Daniel line, I find they emigrated from Yorkshire, England in the 1600’s and settled in Virginia and later Rowan County, North Carolina. The first family to migrate to West Tennessee was James William Daniel who married Mary Mahalia Williams on 16 Aug 1815 in North Carolina. Their children were Greenberry; Lewis Charles; Judy; Mahalia; Freeling and Ralph. This family settled in Madison County near Pinson. James died in 1848 and Mary in 1870 in Madison County. Greenberry Daniel was born 24 Nov 1816 in Rowan County, North Carolina and married Nancy Ann Poole on 16 Aug 1842 in Madison County. Nancy was born in Alabama 6 Aug 1822. Their children were James W.; Freeling; Lonnie; Francis; Herbert; John W.; Nathan E.; Albert Jesse; and Hubbard. Greenberry died 10 Jun 1866 in Madison County and Nancy died 29 Apr 1902 in Haywood County. Albert Jesse Daniel was born Apr 1862 in Madison County and married Dora Olive Brock, who was born Feb 1871. Their children were Myrtle (b.1888); Edwin (b.1890); Aubrey N.(b.1894); Arthur (b.1895); Dulsa (b.1897); and Douglas (b.1908). By 1900 Albert and family were living in Haywood County on Tibbs Road near Nutbush. His mother, Nancy was living with them and his brother, Nathan and family lived next door. Aubrey N. Daniel, Sr. was born 16 Jan 1894 in Haywood County and married Lillian Rena Sweeney, daughter of Frank and Nancy J. (Mason) Sweeney of Nutbush. Aubrey and Lillian lived next door to his parents near Nutbush. Aubrey, Sr. was a WW1 Veteran. Their children were Aubrey N., Jr. (born 1924); Charles L. (born 1925); James W. (born 1930); Mary Nell; Patricia Ann. Aubrey, Sr. died Sept. 1981 and wife Lillian died July 1979 in Haywood County. Aubrey, Jr. and his brother Charles both were WW11 Veterans. Aubrey N. Daniel, Jr. was born 18 Mar 1924 and after graduation from high school, enlisted in the U.S. Army 4 Jun 1943 WW 11. He left the Army in 1949 then re-enlisted. He received a Presidential Citation. He died 22 Apr 1984 and is buried in the Danville National Cemetery, IL So far, I have been unable to locate where the Daniels are buried. Maybe some of our readers will know. Barry furnished us with photos of his Grandfather Aubrey N. Daniel, Sr. and Father Aubrey N. Daniel, Jr. shown below. From The Genie Room [email protected] – Harriett [email protected] – Debbie [email protected] – Tina [email protected] - Jim Invitation Fundraiser for Stephen Fincher for Congress Brunswick Stew 1 Remily Place 772-4060 Saturday June 19th 2 to 4 pm All donations to Stephen Fincher for Congress Paid for by Jerry Simmons Genealogy Genie
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Thursday, June 17, 2010pageA5Living
The Brownsville States-Graphic
ADVERTISING FOR ANY BUDGET
Professional Directory
BrownsvilleSTATES GRAPHIC
Heart of the Tennessee Delta
731-772-1172
ADVERTISING FOR ANY BUDGET
Professional DirectoryP
BrownsvilleSTATES GRAPHIC
Heart of the Tennessee Delta
731-772-1172
AdvertisingCall 772-1172
to place your business in the Brownsville
States-Graphic!
Storage
3 locations to serve you799 East Main,
Monroe and West Main
Call us for all your moving supplies.We have boxes and packing materials.
Climate ControlNow Available!
779-2009
MAIN STREET
STORAGE
Jimmy’sTire Service
312 South WashingtonBrownsville, TN
New & Used Tires & Accessories
731-780-4193
TIRE SERVICE
JIMMY COULSTONOwner
Dentist
Greg Grobmyer D.D.S.Joe Leonard D.D.S.F. Steven Kail D.D.S.
PremierDental
1203 E. College St.Brownsville, TN 38012
731-772-4567
Tuesday-Friday 8:00 a.m. till 5:00 p.m.
Cleaners
206-A East Main StreetBrownsville, TN 38012
(731) 779-9200Monday thru Friday
7am - 6pmSaturday 8am - 12 noon
ConvenientDrive Thru Window
LittlejohnHeating & AirConditioning
HVAC SERVICE
16+ years of experienceAuthorized Goodman
and Amana DealerUp to $1500 tax credit on
qualifying units!Licensed, Bonded,
Insured
731-780-3021
ADVERTISING FOR ANY BUDGET
Professional Directory
BrownsvilleSTATES GRAPHIC
731-772-1172
AdvertisingCall 772-1172
to place your business in the Brownsville
States-Graphic!
Storage
3 locations to serve you799 East Main,
Monroe and West Main
Call us for all your moving supplies.We have boxes and packing materials.
Climate ControlNow Available!
779-2009
MAIN STREET
STORAGE
Jimmy’sTire Service
312 South WashingtonBrownsville, TN
New & Used Tires & Accessories
731-780-4193
TIRE SERVICE
JIMMY COULSTONOwner
Dentist
Greg Grobmyer D.D.S.Joe Leonard D.D.S.F. Steven Kail D.D.S.
PremierDental
1203 E. College St.Brownsville, TN 38012
731-772-4567
Tuesday-Friday 8:00 a.m. till 5:00 p.m.
Cleaners
206-A East Main StreetBrownsville, TN 38012
(731) 779-9200Monday thru Friday
7am - 6pmSaturday 8am - 12 noon
ConvenientDrive Thru Window
Storage
3 locations to serve you799 East Main,
Monroe and West Main
Call us for all your moving supplies.We have boxes and packing materials.
Climate ControlNow Available!
779-2009
MAIN STREET
STORAGE
Jimmy’sTire Service
312 South WashingtonBrownsville, TN
New & Used Tires & Accessories
731-780-4193
TIRE SERVICE
JIMMY COULSTONOwner
Cleaners
206-A East Main StreetBrownsville, TN 38012
(731) 779-9200Monday thru Friday
7am - 6pmSaturday 8am - 12 noon
ConvenientDrive Thru Window
Moving? Please notify Brownsville
States-Graphic of your new address so we can
forward your subscription.
731-772-1172
Family Collaboration Creates Tasty Results
Sharing Hometown Recipes, Cooking Tips and Coupons
Cooking Cuban cuisine is fairly new to me, but I’ve quickly become a fan thanks to dishes like
this CalRio Cuban Pie from Rosy Calvin. She and her husband teamed up to create a sweet and savory dish that offers loads of flavor without any spiciness. Rosy takes pride in carrying on her Cuban heritage and is careful to maintain certain cooking traditions. What a great blending of culture and creativity!
See step-by-step photos of Rosy’s CalRio Cuban Pie recipe and thousands of recipes from other hometown Americans at:
www.justapinch.com/cubanpieYou’ll also find coupons for the recipe ingredients!
Enjoy and remember, use “just a pinch”...
www.justapinch.com/cubanpiewww.justapinch.com/cubanpie
What You NeedPIE CRUST:3 c all purpose flour1 tsp salt1 1/4 c shortening8-10 tsp cold water1 c dried beans (to weight crust)
THE SOFRITO:1/2 c sweet vidalia onions, diced1/2 c green bell peppers, diced1/4 c garlic, minced plus 1 Tbsp1/2 c roma tomatoes, sliced8 oz swiss cheese, shredded7 oz pulled pork5 oz deli-style ham, sliced1/2 c heavy cream4 Tbsp mustard (dijon or spicy)4 Tbsp parmesan, freshly shredded2 dill pickles, thin sliced1 md tomato2 1/2 Tbsp extra virgin olive oil
Directions
PIE CRUST:• Stir flour & salt in medium bowl.
Gently blend in shortening until crumbly. Stir in just enough cold water to bind. Knead or process until smooth ball is formed, as little work as possible.
• Roll in a ball, wrap in plastic and refrigerate 1 hour. Remove, divide into 2 equal balls and roll out to 9 inches.
• Preheat oven to 450° F. Drape crust into pie tin, poke with fork and cover
CalRio Cuban Pie
with waxed paper. Fill bottom with dried beans (to weigh crust down) and bake pie shell for 10 minutes or until crust lightly browns. Remove, discard paper & beans, and cool.
FOR THE SOFRITO:• Add olive oil to a medium saute pan over
medium heat. Add onions, peppers and garlic, cook until translucent, but do not brown. Add tomatoes, cook for 3 to 5 minutes. Remove pan from heat and hold to add pork.
• Preheat oven to 350° F.
• Add 2 ounces of Swiss cheese to pre-cooked pie shell, add pulled pork on top of Swiss cheese. Top pulled pork with sofrito mixture, then add remaining Swiss on top of pork. Top with ham.
• Mix together heavy cream & mustard; pour on top of ham and sprinkle with Parmesan.
• Add pie crust to top, wrap aluminum foil around edges and bake for 25 minutes. Remove pie from oven; let cool for about 5 minutes. Add pickles to center of pie, overlapping them in the center.
• Cut and serve with a slice of tomato and a dollop of Mojo Sour cream.
MOJO SOUR CREAM• For Rosy’s fabulous Mojo Sour Cream
recipe, visit: www.justapinch.com/cubanpie
Submitted by: Rosy Calvin, Henderson, NV
“My husband likes to have dinners that
are simple and fast. This recipe is what
he calls our collaboration...”
Rosy CalvinHenderson, NV (Pop. 176,894)
Rosy Calvin
By Janet Tharpe
- Janet
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Elizabeth Lovell and Kevin Lovelace 6/26/10
Alaina Johnson and Tyler Ward 7/24/10
Ashley Long and Drew Clagg 9/11/10
Jeffrey Vaulx PresentsA Gospel Stage Play
“The Way It Used To Be”
Saturday, June 19, 2010College Hill Theater127 Grand Avenue
Brownsville, TN 380123:00p.m. & 7:00p.m. $10.00 in advance $12 at the door
Tickets can be purchased at Brownsville Religious Center or by calling 731-780-0007
Just Off Rooks Drive....$149,900
Call Samuel 780-5381
Paula Clair Dickinson of Brownsville, will become the bride of Christopher David Eubanks of Bells, Saturday, July 24 at 7PM at the Bob Bond farm. The bride’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Clint Dickinson of Brownsville. Her grandparents are Shirley Dickinson of Brownsville and the late C.C. Dickinson and the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hopkins. Special grandmother is Emilie Dickinson of Brownsville.
Eubanks parents are Mrs. and Mrs. David Eubanks of Bells. His grandparents are Odean Putnam of Jackson and the late R.G. Eubanks and Clyde Putnam and
Doris Medlin of Nashville and the late James R. Dodd and Wayne Medlin.
Dickinson is a graduate of Middle Tennessee State University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Exercise Science. She is employed as a Physical Therapy Tech at Sports Plus Aqua Therapies in Jackson.
Eubanks graduated with a Bachelor’s of Science from Lambuth University and a Master’s in Education from Trevecca University. He is a teacher with Crockett County School System.
There will be a reception immediately following the ceremony. Invitation only.
Dickinson-Eubanks engagement
Fletcher Lewis and Janet Marbury began their courtship while in high school at Haywood High where they fell madly in love. Finding each other irresistible, they married on June 25, 1960 and have grown to love each other more each and every day. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis will celebrate their fi ftieth anniversary this month. God blessed two children, LaRita
Gillispie and Stephen Lewis, by giving them Fletcher and Janet to be their parents. Four grandchildren are blessed as well: Lewis and Grace Gillispie and Sara Kate and Hunter Lewis. In-laws, Jim Gillispie and Angie Lewis have been blessed to be in the Fletcher and Janet Lewis family also.Being a bright businessman and hard worker, Fletcher is the owner
of Lewis Construction Company. Janet Lewis retired from State Farm Insurance where she showed true concern and care for her clients. Our parents are the example of love, perseverance, and hope. We love you and honor you this day. 1 Corinthians 13:1-13.
LaRita and Stephen
Lewises Celebrate 50 Years
Barry Daniel of Indianapolis, Indiana contacted me and wanted to know more about his paternal ancestors. His lines include Daniel, Sweeney, Brock, Jackson, Poole and Williams.
Following his Daniel line, I fi nd they emigrated from Yorkshire, England in the 1600’s and settled in Virginia and later Rowan County, North Carolina.
The fi rst family to migrate to West Tennessee was James William Daniel who married Mary Mahalia Williams on 16 Aug 1815 in North Carolina. Their children were Greenberry; Lewis Charles; Judy; Mahalia; Freeling and Ralph. This family settled in Madison County near Pinson. James died in 1848 and Mary in 1870 in Madison County.
Greenberry Daniel was born 24 Nov 1816 in Rowan County, North Carolina and married Nancy Ann Poole on 16 Aug 1842 in Madison County. Nancy was born in Alabama 6 Aug 1822. Their children were James W.; Freeling; Lonnie; Francis; Herbert; John W.; Nathan E.; Albert Jesse; and Hubbard. Greenberry died 10 Jun 1866 in Madison County and Nancy died 29 Apr 1902 in Haywood County.
Albert Jesse Daniel was born Apr 1862 in Madison County and married Dora Olive Brock, who was born Feb 1871. Their children were Myrtle (b.1888); Edwin (b.1890); Aubrey N.(b.1894); Arthur (b.1895); Dulsa (b.1897); and Douglas (b.1908). By 1900 Albert and family were living in Haywood County on Tibbs Road near Nutbush. His mother, Nancy was living with them and his brother, Nathan and family lived next door.
Aubrey N. Daniel, Sr. was born 16 Jan 1894 in Haywood County and married Lillian Rena Sweeney, daughter of Frank and Nancy J. (Mason) Sweeney of Nutbush. Aubrey and Lillian lived next door to his parents near Nutbush. Aubrey, Sr. was a WW1 Veteran. Their children were Aubrey N., Jr. (born 1924); Charles L. (born 1925); James W. (born 1930); Mary Nell; Patricia Ann. Aubrey, Sr. died Sept. 1981 and wife Lillian died July 1979 in Haywood County. Aubrey, Jr. and his brother Charles both were WW11 Veterans.
Aubrey N. Daniel, Jr. was born 18 Mar 1924 and after graduation from high school, enlisted in the U.S. Army 4 Jun 1943 WW 11. He left the
Army in 1949 then re-enlisted. He received a Presidential Citation. He died 22 Apr 1984 and is buried in the Danville National Cemetery, IL
So far, I have been unable to locate where the Daniels are buried. Maybe some of our readers will know.
Barry furnished us with photos of his Grandfather Aubrey N. Daniel, Sr. and Father Aubrey N. Daniel, Jr. shown below.From The Genie [email protected] – [email protected] – [email protected] – [email protected] - Jim
InvitationFundraiser for Stephen Fincher for
CongressBrunswick Stew
1 Remily Place 772-4060Saturday June 19th 2 to 4 pm
All donations to Stephen Fincher for Congress
Paid for by Jerry Simmons
GenealogyGenie
