Threadgill Store

03/18/2025

12/01/2024

Farrell Hinson in the good days. Everyone thought highly of Farrell.

07/23/2022

11 years ago, my feet were calloused from walking on the concrete floor at work. Since I retired, I now have one on my left elbow. It is caused because I lean on my chin when using the computer. This morning, I put a new razor blade in & dry shaved it off. I have never been a good reader, so I love listening to read-aloud on Microsoft.

07/23/2022

I need to do more on this page. I will get on it in a few weeks. I loved Juno & a lot of memories.

07/29/2021

Pan-Am at Threadgill Store in the early 1950s. Sinclair was sold at the old store before I was born. I remember PAN-AM as a young boy, AMOCO, was next & then came along American until dad retired. American oil was later purchased by BP. Just some more memories of Threadgill Stories. I know I bore people by putting a lot of memories put the old ragged store is close to my heart. So many memories.

07/13/2021

Obituary for Ohlon Glenn Kolwyck
Ohlon Glenn Kolwyck, age 74, passed away Tuesday, May 4,2021 at his home. He was a retired minister and carpenter. He is survived by his wife, Betty Allen Kolwyck, 4 daughters, Darlene (Gary) Crownover, Karen (Greg) McMinn, Cindy (Billy) Ray, and Becky (Kevin) Beal, honorary children, Randy Kolwyck and Mary Lynn Guerra, a sister, Sheila (Danny) Beecham, a brother, Randall (Sue) Kolwyck, a sister-in-law, Debbie Kolwyck, 13 grandchildren, Wayne Crownover, Matt Crownover, Malarie Houston, Clay McMinn, Will McMinn, Allie Youngson, Zachary Barnes, Tyler Barnes, Trevor Barnes, Alex Beal, Adam Beal, Baylee Beal, and Rees Beal, and 25 great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents, Ohlon and Maybelle Kolwyck, a sister, Mary Gail Kolwyck, and a brother, Danny Kolwyck. Funeral services will be Saturday, May 8 at 2PM at Reeds Chapel with burial to follow in the Union Grove Cemetery. Visitation will be Friday 5PM-8PM and Saturday 10AM until service.

07/07/2021

Juno, TN - 7 miles west of Lexington, TN on HWY 412

04/06/2021

Obituary for Jerry Lynn Graves
Jerry Lynn Graves was born September 12, 1938 in Henderson County. He passed away on Sunday, February 7, 2021 in Jackson at the age of 82. He was a retired teacher, principal, coach, and superintendent of 42 years. He graduated from Lexington High School in 1957. He went on to graduate from Mississippi State where he played basketball. He was Mr. Mississippi State in 1960, All SEC for 2 years, and All American. He then went on to receive his Masters and Education Specialist Degrees from Murray State University. Jerry enjoyed spending his retirement years working on the family farm. He is survived by his wife, Becky Graves of Lexington; 1 son, Jeff Graves (Tina) of Lexington; 1 daughter, Amy Reeves (Marty Garner) of Lexington; 1 sister, Marjorie Looney of Jackson, and 3 grandchildren, Eli Reeves, Elizabeth Graves, and Emily Graves. He was preceded in death by his parents, John and Marie Graves, a sister, Lula Lewis, and a brother, Donald Franklin Graves. Graveside services will be on Tuesday, February 9 at 1PM at Independence Cemetery. In lieu of flowers the family has requested that memorials be given to First United Methodist Church in Lexington, St. Jude, or the Carl Perkins Center. Reed’s Chapel is in charge of all arrangements. Due to COVID the family has requested that all attendees wear masks and practice social distancing.

08/07/2020