House Joint Resolution 961 recognizes the Pastime Barber Shop and Pool Hall in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, on the occasion of its 120th anniversary. Established in 1904, it is the oldest barber shop in the city and boasts the second oldest pool hall in the United States. The resolution highlights the establishment's rich history, including its connection to notable figures like Al Capone during the Great Depression and its role in the filming of the movie "Sweet Dreams." The family-owned business continues to thrive under the ownership of Toni Lester and her daughter, Paige Bailey, providing a range of barbering services and maintaining a welcoming, community-oriented atmosphere.

The resolution commends the quality service offered at Pastime, including affordable haircuts and complimentary amenities, and emphasizes the importance of family-owned businesses in providing stability within the community. It expresses best wishes for the continued success of Pastime Barber Shop and Pool Hall for another 120 years, reflecting the establishment's significance in the local culture and economy.