I Saw It In ... Nashville N The News N THURSDAY • JUNE 7, 2012 • Issue 46 • 1 Section • 14 Pages • In Howard County, Arkansas since 1878 • USPS 371-540 • 75 cents IN BRIEFt First coal Men train wanted in connection arrives at with thefts Turk Plant

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Southwestern Electric Robert Robert Power Co. (SWEPCO), a Wayne William unit of American Electric Argo Argo Power, has reached the 92 percent completion mark The Howard on construction of the County Sheriff’s Department has John W. Turk, Jr. Power felony warrants Plant in Hempstead County for a father and and the arrival of the first son who are in- 135-unit Union Pacific coal volved in recent CECIL HARRIS | Nashville News train from Wyoming at the The Wolff House, a Bingen landmark, is currently undergoing a massive renovation project. thefts in south- site May 30. ern Howard “Reaching the point County. of the arrival of the first The father is unit coal train is a signifi- Robert William cant accomplishment for Argo, 46, and RESTORING A LANDMARK his son is Rob- SWEPCO,” says Tim Gross, ert Wayne Argo, Turk plant manager. “Con- 18. Nashville man renovating historic Wolf House in Bingen struction has progressed Their last to the point that most of known address CECIL ANDERSON n News Intern the plant’s major compo- is 906 Silver St. nents are now installed. We in Tollette. eorge Wolff’s father emigrat- are starting now to work The HCSD is ed from Germany to the Unit- through the equipment asking if anyone start-up and commission- has information G ed States well before the Civil ing process, such as fir- as to the loca- War. Dr. Wolff, as he was known tion of these ing the boilers and steam two subjects to in the German settled Bingen and blows while keeping safety please call the other close communities, was well our number one priority as Howard County always.” Sheriff’s De- established in the local community Some of the larger com- partment at of Bingen at the dawn of the Civil ponents include the water 870-845-2626. War, but by the Civil War he was treatment plant, boiler, turbine, generator, sub- too old to fight for any side. station, emission control Coffees Being the enterprising business man that he equipment, cooling tower scheduled was, Wolff was able to push through the dark and material handling sys- times in the south during the war, and when See SWEPCO / Page 8 for next Reconstruction began, Dr. Wolff became lush with funds. week Wolff and his family were soon intertwined CECIL ANDERSON | Nashville News The Nashville in Bingen’s history. At the turn of the century Andrew Pope gestures to a portion of the Wolff House as Chamber of Dr. Wolff had passed, and his son, George Wolff, he discusses the trials of renovating the well-known Bingen Record Commerce will who inherited his father’s money, began con- landmark. host two cham- struction on the Wolff House. ber coffees next setting heat week. This lasting land mark in Bingen was origi- Tues., June nally constructed without its iconic porch. The 12 will be a porch was added later on in the 20th century If I don’t leave nothing else sweeps grand re-open- around the 1940’s. ing and ribbon The Wolffs came and went, their money cutting coffee at in this world, I leave a house Nashville Kelly’s Comput- divided among the children and the land sold ers, located at to locals. Bingen dried up and the Wolffs drifted that out lives me. WEATHER 810 South Main, into nothing more than memories, leaving only -Andrew Pope across from the See HOUSE / Page 8 Home renovator CHARLES GOODIN Hickory House. Managing Editor On Wed., June 13, Power Pharmacy will NASHVILLE - The city host a coffee in experienced the earliest celebration of 100 degree day in recorded 40 years in busi- Historic Southside School destroyed by fire history Tuesday as tem- ness. The event “ peratures soared above will be from 9:30 CECIL ANDERSON Nashville. the average for this time a.m. until 11 News Intern The earliest iteration of a.m. of year. this educational establish- According to Southwest As other structures in ment was a humble one Arkasas Radio, Howard Nashville have faced the room school. This was a County’s official weather flames of destruction, the simple six year education Howard Co. reporting station, Tues- old Southside School was system where there was day’s heat bested the pre- Democrats set ablaze. no formal organizations of vious record for June 5, The only structure that grades, formal graduation or to meet which was set last year at was torched was the blue any known diplomas given. 98 degrees. The Howard main building harvested Over the years more Before Tuesday, records County Demo- from Center Point School rooms were added to help cratic Central show the earliest tempera- when it merged with Nash- educate the growing popu- Committee will tures ever broke 100 de- convene on ville Schools in the 1960’s. lation of blacks seeking an grees was June 11 in 1953, Tues., June 14 The blue building was education. The six year when they reached 101. at 6 p.m. at the moved at that time. It cap on education was not Radio station records Western Sizzlin stood as a reminder of adequate for those seek- in Nashville to indicate that the county Nashville’s ties to its not ing an college education. elect delegates is already three inches to the Arkansas so distant past. After six years, students behind its average rainfall Democratic Near the end of the 19th were given a choice go for the year with just 20.31 Convention. century the creation of to work or move on to a inches of precipitation You must have Special District 7 brought preparation school and registered as a since January 1. education to the segre- possibly try for a college candidate for Last month, Nashville delegate to be gated black children of See SCHOOL / Page 8 considered. You received just 1.38 inches must have filed of rain. as a member Public Works Direc- between Feb. n AT RIGHT: Views of the Childress school before and tor Larry Dunaway said 23 and March 1 during a controlled burn that destroyed most of the Wednesday that the city to be eligible to dilapidated structure. isn’t worried about its wa- vote for del- Staff photos by egates. 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Arkansas seeking No Child Left Behind waiver Arkansas education officials have applied to the federal government for a waiver from requirements in the No Child Left Behind law. They hope to get a favorable response to their application within a few weeks. Last week eight states were granted waivers from the act, bringing to Larry 19 the total number of Teague states that have received State some form of waiver Senator from the law. Arkansas is among the other 18 states that are in the pro- cess of seeking waivers from the federal law, which was enacted in 2002. Since its enactment the No Child Left Behind law has caused controversy among local schools be- cause much of their federal funding is tied to raising test scores of “subpopulations” and eliminating the achievement gap between the groups. Subpopulations could be white students, black students, special education students, those for whom English is not their native language and low- income students. A subgroup would comprise 40 or more students. Education officials in many states have voiced concerns that the goals of the No Child Left Behind law are impossible to achieve. They say that good schools are being labeled as “failing” because some of their students are not scoring at proficient levels Continuing our commitment to our veterans on standardized tests. Two years ago 38 percent of the schools in the The life of a soldier is 12 and must now be con- This legislation appropri- United States were categorized as failing under the not easy. Oftentimes you sidered by the Senate. Mike ates the funds necessary standards of No Child Left Behind. are expected to leave your Throughout my time in to continue improving The federal secretary of education has estimated Ross that within a few years, 80 percent of American friends, family or career Congress, I have worked United States access and quality of care schools would be listed as failing to reach their at a moment’s notice and to help pass many pieces Congressman for the more than 3 million goals. travel to unfamiliar envi- of legislation that have put veterans residing in rural The federal Department of Education has been ronments facing danger- our troops and veterans areas. working with states that want to replace the re- ous situations. The life first. I helped pass the tion and Veterans Affairs We owe our freedoms quirements of No Child Left Behind with different of a soldier’s family is not largest investment in vet- Appropriations bill con- and way of life to our vet- standards that are still ambitious but more fair to easy either as they are left erans’ health care funding tinues that commitment erans and we must always local schools. to carry on and worry in in the history of the VA, to our nation’s veterans recognize and thank them Even if it receives a waiver, Arkansas will prob- the soldier’s absence. worked to modernize the by ensuring the VA is able for their service. I will ably have to continue identifying schools that need Since entering Congress, GI Bill for the first time to provide quality medi- continue to fight for the help in raising test scores. Also, Arkansas schools will still have to show consistent progress in bring- I have made veterans and in over 20 years to help cal care to more than 6.3 needs and concerns of the ing students up to proficient academic levels. their families a focus of my cover the cost of college million patients in 2013, nearly 60,000 veterans in Schools with low scores would be identified, as work in our nation’s capi- and allow soldiers and including 610,000 veterans Arkansas’s Fourth Con- would schools with a large achievement gap be- tal. Our troops and veter- veterans to transfer these of Iraq and Afghanistan. gressional District and to tween the highest scoring category of students and ans serve our country with education benefits to their This legislation also those men and women in the group with the lowest scores. distinction and I believe it spouses and children, and provides funding for the uniform currently serving Neighboring states that have already been is our duty to honor them ensured our Reserve and ongoing effort to create throughout the world. granted a waiver from No Child Left Behind are Ten- and make sure they have National Guard soldiers an integrated electronic No soldier or veteran nessee, Oklahoma and Louisiana. the services they need to also qualified for this new health record that transi- should ever be left behind Pulaski County Desegregation Case succeed. college benefit when they tions from an individual’s by his or her government. A federal court has ruled that the North Little Rock School District is “unitary,” which means it Last week in the House return from Iraq and Af- active service in the mili- Politics and partisanship has substantially desegregated its schools. The of Representatives, I ghanistan. tary to the VA, includes should never be a factor in Little Rock School District also has been declared helped pass H.R. 5854, the Additionally, since I funds for VA homeless our support for American unitary. Military Construction, Vet- came to Congress, we assistance programs and veterans or troops. On The ruling is important for state government erans Affairs and Related have provided a 70 per- homeless veterans’ treat- the battlefield, the military and for all school districts in Arkansas because the Agencies Appropriations cent increase in funding ment costs. It also pro- pledges to leave no sol- state is paying the three Pulaski County districts Act, which appropriates for veterans’ health care vides funding for mental dier behind. As a nation, about $70 million a year to achieve desegregation. funds for military con- and benefits, over 10,200 health programs — includ- let it be our pledge that Attorneys for the state have asked the federal court struction, the Department new claims processors to ing post-traumatic stress when they return home, to relieve the state from its financial obligations in of Veterans Affairs and reduce VA case backlogs, disorder and suicide pre- we leave no veteran be- the long-running case. The third school district in Pulaski County is the related agencies for the 18,000 new doctors and vention. hind. This day and every Pulaski County Special School District, which is be- fiscal year ending Sept. 30, nurses, 145 new commu- Unfortunately, many day, let us honor their set by financial problems and has been taken over 2013. H.R. 5854 passed the nity-based vet outpatient veterans in our rural com- service with actions that by the state Education Department and been listed House of Representatives clinics, and 92 new vet munities are often geo- fulfill our commitment to as being in fiscal distress. It has 17,000 students with an overwhelmingly centers. The Fiscal Year graphically deprived of ac- our troops, their families who mostly live in the parts of the county outside bipartisan vote of 407 to 2013 Military Construc- cess to a local VA facility. and our veterans. the cities of Little Rock and North Little Rock.

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Mike Graves, CEO/Publisher NatioNal Donna Harwell, Comptroller/Office Mgr. Newspaper Terrica Hendrix, Editor associatioN Charles Goodin, Managing Editor Dewayne Holloway, Sports Editor Deanna Jarrett, Obit Editor Readers thankful for event promotion Rachel Pendergraft, Advertising Manager Tamzen Jarrett Cox, Circulation-Advertising Dear Nashville News, to help make our second annual year’s events. The Dierks FCS would like to Fields of Faith Possible. Thanks so much and God Bless! thank you for everything you did Remember us as we go into next Dierks FCS The News is the oldest active business in Howard County -- Founded in 1878. Find us on the Internet at: www.nashvillenews.org NASHVILLE NEWS • Thursday, June 7, 2012 • Page 3 Farmers’ Market to Early FilEs host cooking demo From the pages of the 134-year-old Nashville News Come on down to Compiled by Cecil Harris the Farmers’ Market this weekend and meet Johnny Shaw Timothy Pullen 90 Years Ago (From Dierks Banner) is deputy sheriff at Paraclifta, and both Chuck Smith, owner of Johnny Van Shaw, 65 Timothy Dale Pullen, February 22, 1922 men are prominent. the Fisherman’s Cove of Star City, died Wednes- 24, of Arkadelphia, died Restaurant in Nashville. day, May 30, 2012. He Friday, June 1, 2012. He DIERKS - Federal Commissioner May 4, 1912 Chuck bought the res- was born March 10, 1947 was born April 2, 1988 in Haynes has appointed a woman as pro- taurant in 2006 – which in Monticello. Hope. He is survived by his hibition agent. A comely CENTRE POINT - The Elberta State was previously called He served in the Na- tional Guard. parents, Timothy Allen looking sister might be able to warm Bank, of Centre Point, has filed articles the Fish Nest. up to the side of a pesky bootlegger. of incorporation with the circuit clerk He is survived by his Pullen of Delight; and Chuck is the father of But where will she carry her gun? of Howard County. wife, Diane Shaw of Terri Lee and husband Justin of Arkadelphia; The capital stock is $10,000, of which four children, ages 13, Star City; two sons, Mi- two sisters, Haley Lee 100 Years Ago $7,000 has been subscribed. 9, 5 and 6 months. He’s chael Shaw and Todd not sure if he owns the Shaw, both of Crossett; and Ashley Howell, both April 3, 1912 The incorporators are J.A. Hughes, of Delight; his grandpar- president, Asa J. Forgy, vice president, restaurant or if the res- a daughter; Alicia Self of Star City; a sister, Sandra ents, James Pullen and NASHVILLE - Sunday was a great day and T.E. Brown, J.E. Garner, W.D. Dun- taurant owns him, but Adams of Crossett; 11 wife Ozella, and Mary in the history of the Baptist denomina- can, he serves up a variety of grandchildren; and one Staggs and husband tion of Nashville and surrounding coun- R.C. Callaham and E.E. Hughes tasty foods at the Cove: great-grandchild. Larry, all of Delight; try, marking the dedication of the new It is the intention to begin business steak, seafood, salad Funeral services were aunts and uncles, Tammy building of the First Baptist Church. July 1st. and casserole dishes. held Sunday, June 3, at and Tony Melugin, April Despite the bad weather, the atten- Chuck will be sharing Grifin Funeral Chapel, Harvey, Anthony Wicker, dance was something over five hun- 120 Years Ago Jimmy and Michelle Pul- his expertise in casse- Star City. with Bro. Alan dred, about 60 of this number coming May 14, 1892 len, and Becky and Ricky role cooking Fri., June Hagood oficiating. from Ashdown and intermediate points Burial was in Butler/ Keeton. on a special train over the Memphis, CENTRE POINT - Rev. Spears re- 8, 9 a.m. at the Farmers’ Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Funeral services were Dallas and Gulf railroad. cently from Louisiana, was drowned Market and will have under the direction of held Monday, June 4, at in the Little Missouri River Monday plenty of food for tast- Grifin Funeral Service Trinity Temple Assembly March 30, 1912 while trying to ford it on horseback. ing, plus copies of his in Star City. of God Church, with Pas- The river was up and parties who were recipes for handouts. You may send an on- tors Rick Mays and Ver- LOCKESBURG - A shooting affray acquainted with the stream warned line sympathy message non Woods oficiating. In addition, Chuck Burial was in Bowen occurred at Paraclifta, in which Edgar Spears not to try to ford it, but he paid at www.grifinfuneralser- will offer great cooking vice.net. Cemetery, near Delight, Hobson shot four times at E.A. Martin, no attention to them and rode in. The suggestions on how to under the direction of his stepfather. Neither of the shots horse got into deep water at once and put together a casserole Ruggles-Wilcox Funeral took effect. Bad blood has existed Spears was thrown off and sank out of that uses fresh vegeta- ing that tastes great, be Home of Arkadelphia. between the men for some time. Martin sight. His body has not been recovered. bles from the Farmers’ at the Market by 9 a.m. You may send an on- line sympathy message Market. For a lesson in We look forward to see- Food safety by Jean A. Ince at www.ruggleswilcox. ens healthy casserole cook- ing you there. com. Ext ion Staff chairman in the UofA Cooperative Extension Service • Howard County summertime Tips Local students named to Ouachita Dean’s List This is the time of year best if the ice chest is sils and dishes used with ARKADELPHIA —A total of 337 stu- “Best National Liberal Arts Colleges” when many people will be kept as cold as possible. raw meat, fish and poultry dents at Ouachita Baptist University by U.S. News & World Report and cooking outdoors, camp- It’s a good idea to have should be washed before were named to the Dean’s List for the among “America’s Top Colleges” by ing and family reunions. a separate ice chest for being used with cooked spring 2012 semester. The students Forbes magazine. Serving since 1886 When it comes to summer- drinks, since it is usually foods or foods that will will receive a certificate of recognition as a Christ-centered learning com- time meals, food safety opened more frequently. be eaten without cooking. from Ouachita and will be included in munity, Ouachita has a 2011-2012 is a must! While being Opening the lid only when If running water will not the “National Dean’s List” for 2011-12. enrollment of 1,594 students from outdoors is relaxing and absolutely necessary will be available, take extra To be named to the Dean’s List, a more than 30 states and 40 nations. fun, warm temperatures help keep the cold inside. utensils and dishes so student must compile at least a 3.5 The following students are includ- promote bacterial growth Transport the ice chest there is no need to use grade point average and be classified ed in the Dean’s List and are listed in especially in food items. to the picnic site in the the same ones for raw as a full-time student, with a mini- order of hometown: Therefore, it is important body of the car, since this and for cooked products. mum of 12 academic hours. DIERKS —Brady Clifton to plan for food safety is cooler than the trunk. Baby wipes or liquid hand Ouachita Baptist University, a GLENWOOD —Adam Hansen when eating outside. Once at the picnic site, sanitizers may be used to private Christian liberal arts univer- NASHVILLE —Hope Freel, Alex Perishable foods should place the ice chest in the clean hands and should be sity in Arkadelphia, is ranked among Goff never be allowed to stay at shade. Don’t leave it sit- cleaned as often as they room temperature for lon- ting in the sun. would be washed. ger than two hours; one When cooking food out- As mentioned above, hour if the weather is very doors, take precautions to perishable foods should Antioch Baptist Church to warm (temperatures over assure that food is thor- not be kept out of the 90 degrees). If picnicking oughly cooked. Internal refrigerator or ice chest celebrate 150 years of worship in the yard or near the meat temperatures vary longer than two hours – house, keep foods in the according to the type. one hour on a very warm On Sun., June 10 An- the afternoon message. be an impressive turn out refrigerator until ready to Steaks should be cooked day. Don’t leave perish- tioch Baptist Church will Antioch Baptist Church for the monumental an- prepare and serve. If the to a temperature of 145 able foods on the table for celebrate their 150th an- is hoping that there will niversary. picnic will be away from degrees, while ground snacking throughout the niversary. The home com- home, foods should be beef must be cooked to day. Sit them out at serving ing will be this Sunday at Puzzle Answers kept in an ice chest that an internal temperature of time and, once the meal is Antioch Baptist Church Procrastinators Sudoku Solution #2560-D is the right size for the 160 degrees. Never eat raw over, put the food back in as part of the celebra- B U S T A N T I A M M A N 8 1 9 6 2 7 3 4 5 amount of food to be car- meat, especially ground the ice chest. Perishable tion. Burt Weems will be U T A H L E A N S E E M E S I X O C L O C K S H A D O W 3 4 2 5 8 9 7 1 6 ried. Freezer packs or ice beef which may have the foods that have been out in charge of the singing. E C O N O H E E T E S S 6 7 5 4 3 1 8 2 9 are best to pack around e-coli bacteria. Poultry longer than two hours Wayne Clark will be in Y A N G T Z E D R A B S E A T S F L A I R S 7 9 1 3 6 2 4 5 8 food to keep it cold. If us- should be cooked to an in- should be discarded. This charge of reading the A P O N O L A O L L I E S U N D A Y N I G H T L I V E 4 2 6 7 5 8 1 9 3 ing ice, it is a good idea to ternal temperature of 165 may seem inconvenient church’s long history and C L O U T S T E M E E K 5 8 3 1 9 4 2 6 7 pack it in plastic bags so degrees and pork should but so is contacting a food Zane Clark will bring the H E R M E S S N O R T B E T A T S A R I S T 2 6 7 8 4 5 9 3 1 foods will not be soaked be cooked to a tempera- borne illness! morning message. There G L I B U R B S U S H I by melting ice. ture of 145 degrees. The Once you are back in will be a potluck lunch and N O V E M B E R C L A S S I C 9 3 8 2 1 6 5 7 4 A D E L E N E R O T U R K 1 5 4 9 7 3 6 8 2 Put raw meat, fish and only way to assure meat the kitchen, remove the M.C. Malone will be giving T E S L A A W O L S E T S poultry in plastic bags is cooked to the proper food from the ice chest © 2009 Hometown Content before placing them in the temperature is to use a and refrigerate immedi- ice chest. This will prevent food thermometer (an in- ately. If the outdoor stay the juices of these prod- stant read thermometer) was long and the food Still Remembering Her Today ucts from contacting and to check the internal tem- has become warm, throw possibly contaminating perature. it away! Any food that is Historical, memorable,on Her irreplaceable, Birthday memorial, magic departure 9-11 went other foods, such as pro- Hot dogs, a summer- of questionable safety to be with her (my) Lord & Savior, Jesus Christ my (our) Father, My God duce, which may be eaten time favorite, should be also should be discarded. on The Memorizable Eventful Day of September 11, 2011. without cooking. A better steaming hot through- Wash ice chests thorough- way to prevent this po- out before serving them. ly, especially if they have My mother Mrs. Maggie (Mu Dear) Logan. tential “cross-contamina- Never eat a raw hot dog. held raw meat, poultry or Sunrise • June 9, 1910 - Sunset • September 11, 2011 tion” is to keep raw meat They may carry the bac- fish; and allow them to air 101 Years 3 Months 2 Days old. products in a separate ice teria Listeria which can dry before placing them in Now June 9, 2012 she is celebrating her irst birthday in Heaven with the King. chest from other foods. make a person very sick, storage. The King of Kings, The Lord of Lords, The Father of The Universe. 102 Con- Foods will stay at their especially young children. Assuring safe food is a gratulation my special, loving, beautiful an caring mother, my mom, my dear So, if you are cooking hot greater challenge when balls, my mu dear. I know that you know you have the greatest gift of all spend- dogs over an open fire on eating outdoors; however, ing your birthday in Heaven. A close send is you are still here with me on your CPR class a stick, make sure they get with a little extra care and birthday and everyday that’s not your birthday. You are in my heart my mind heated throughout. planning, you can have and my dreams, and everything that matters, that I do or think. Thank you rescheduled Eating outdoors of- safe meals while enjoying Jesus for my mom, our love ties our bonds. I will cherish this special day fers special challenges in the great outdoors. The CPR class sched- myself and thoughts and actions around your being and uled for Sat., June 9 has making sure that every- For more information maintain your dignity, until one day we are together been cancelled. A CPR thing that contacts food on food safety issues, con- again. Mean while until then Happy Birthday My class is scheduled for is clean. If running water tact the Howard County special Angle a symbol of you your life here and there. July 14 from 8 a.m. until is available, wash hands Extension Service at 870- I love you to the highest level! noon at the fire station in before handling food and 845-7517 or visit our office Nashville. You may call the Extension office at again anytime they touch located on the second Your loving daughter Bettye 870-845-7517 to register. something not clean. Uten- floor of the courthouse. Page 4 THURSDAY June 7, 2012 Home & Family The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397

SUBMITTED PHOTO | Nashville News Shantel, Chandra and Camry Stewart announce the reunion of their parents, Charles and Jan Stewart. The private ceremony took place May 26 with Bro. Ben Jones officiating. Festivities were followed by a reception and a trip to Shreveport, LA.

Diabetic education course offered NASHVILLE - How- abetes & You. The eight Areas covered are Physi- Hill, Sparks to wed July 7 ard Memorial Hospital, week course is designed cal Activity, Nutrition, in partnership with the to help diabetics learn Medication Management, Howard County Health how to understand and Disease Management and Unit, Howard County manage their disease. Individual Goals. Health Coalition, UAMS Participants complete The course began AHEC-Southwest and Pre and Post Course March 21 with seven par- University of Arkansas screenings that include ticipants and ended with Division of Agriculture, blood work in order to six completing all eight ohn and Gwen Sparks, of Nashville, announce developed a Diabetic Ed- measure their needs and classes. The following the engagement and approaching marriage ucation Course called Di- monitor improvements. are six areas that were of their daughter, Heather Brianna Sparks, to monitored for improve- J ment: Aaron David Hill, also of Nashville. Congratulations * Hemoglobin A1C – 83% Sparks is the granddaughter grandson of Otho and Marilyn * Cholesterol – 50% of the late Larry and Karen Houser, of De Queen, the late * Weight – 50% Williams, of Nashvile, Pat Hubert Acklen, also of De Queen, Power Pharmacy * BMI – 33% and Sue O’Bryant, of Mur- and Bro. Jerry and Linda Hill, of * Blood Pressure – 50% freesboro, and the late John Nashville. * Pulse – 33% Sparks. He is a 2008 graduate of Nash- on 40 great Also improved follow- She is a 2012 graduate of Nash- ville High School who currently ing the course completion ville High School who plans to attends Arkansas Tech University was their knowledge of: attend Arkansas Tech University and is a member of the Arkansas Years * Physical Activity – in the fall. National Guard. 100% Hill is the son of David and The couple will be wed July 7 * Nutrition – 100% Melissa Hill, of Nashville, and the on Jack Lake. Serving Our * Medication Manage- ment -66% (two of these were already managing Community their medication appro- priately) Cori Mauk named to Harding * Met Individual Goals – 100% Nashville Chamber These classes will con- University Dean’s List tinue to be offered so of Commerce watch for upcoming dates SEARCY- Nashville resi- University students in- With an enrollment of 107 S Main ST 870-845-1262 or call 870-845-8006 for dent Cori Mauk is among cluded on the dean’s list more than 7,100 students, more information. more than 1,000 Harding for grades achieved dur- Harding is the largest pri- ing the spring semester. vate university in Arkan- The dean’s list is pub- sas and attracts more lished each semester by National Merit Scholars Power Pharmacy Dr. Larry Long, university than any other private provost, honoring those university in the state. who have achieved high Harding also maintains scholarship. To be eligible, campuses in Australia, a student must be carrying Chile, England, France, 12 or more hours with a Greece, Italy and Zambia. 3.65 or higher grade point For more information visit Happy average. www.harding.edu. On Your Special Day Anniversary 40th40th AnniversaryAnniversary B Est in 1972 By Jimmy E Power H I Power A Chamber Coffee R P T Wednesday June 13, 2012 at 9:30 H Pharmacy Door Prize Give Away P Y D 40 Years and Sale 25% Off Gift Items A June 13 Only Y Going Strong Thank You to All our Loyal Mrs. Betty J Steward Customers For The Past 40 Years June 10, 2012 • “71 Years Old” We Love You! Of Business Children: Micheal Hannah, Marsha & Larry Leaks Grandson: Edwin Taylor Jr 1310 S 4th Nashville AR Great-Grand Children: Zion & Asia Taylor Brother: Oscar Wesson Nephew: Steve Ross, Andy Wesson, Jeff Turner Wesson 870-845-1413 Family & Friends Page 5 THURSDAY The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 Community June 7, 2012 Hempstead Sheriff puts rescue boat into service

Hempstead County of Lake Millwood that is in Sheriff James Singleton Hempstead County. put the County’s new Res- Another $18,000.00 dol- cue boat into service last lar grant will pay to train week. and certify several divers. The 2012, 17 ½ foot The divers all volunteers aluminum boat was cus- will be made up of fire- tom built for Hempstead men from several of the County Sheriff’s Office by rural fire departments in Legend Craft and designed the county, fulltime and and purchased from Roth- reserve deputies, and a well Marine of Hope. couple of Hope police of- It Is equipped with a ficers. Upon completion 60 horse power Mercury of the dive training they outboard motor, a Hum- will be certified as rescue mingbird side scan so- divers. nar, GPS, front, rear, and The boat has a state of side LED observation spot the art sonar system and lights, PA system, siren, GPS, the side scan sonar emergency lights, 17 ½ will enable deputies to not foot Diamond trailer, two only see what is directly SUBMITTED PHOTO | Nashville News pontoons in the rear for beneath them, but under- A Hempstead County Sheriff’s Deputy pulls the department’s new boat out of the water using a recently acquired easy access from the wa- water on each side and to 1987 Humvee. ter and a soft top. the rear of the boat. The allowing for longer light- easy access to and from and get the grants for this Program and received a The boat was paid for GPS will let the deputies ing at night. The boat will the water. equipment and training,” 1987 military HUMVEE with a $17,775.00 grant plot coordinates and mark also be equipped with “This project has been Singleton said. “This will to be used in search and from Homeland Security areas to be search and county and AWIN radios in the works for about two be a valuable asset to the rescue operations. The through the Office of Emer- areas already searched. to allow communication years and would not have County for a long time to Sheriff’s office was able to gency Services. The lights in the front, with other agencies. The been possible without the come.” obtain the vehicle at a cost The boat will be used rear, and side are LED so two pontoons on the rear help of our county OES Along with the boat, the of $292. It will also be used for search and rescue and they will not pull as much of the boat were designed Coordinator Jessica Har- sheriff’s office applied to to tow the boat. patrolling the 13.9 miles power from the battery to enable divers to gain din, who helped us apply the Defense Reutilization

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City’s trash truck endured ‘tremendous abuse,’ council told SummerSummer...at guests? y CHARLES GOODIN head’s replaced,” Dixon said, employees, Dixon said it to give Dixon the authority to Managing Editor warning the council that the had been run hot enough to discuss the quote with ArTex Not at your place. truck would break down turn parts of the engine blue, Truck Center, in Texarkana. MINERAL SPRINGS - The within the next two months but that the markings are In other business, the Don’t let those bugs and engine in the city’s trash if they opted not to replace not necessarily the result of board: other annoying pests truck is in such poor condi- the part. driver neglect. •฀heard฀but฀took฀no฀ac- “summer” at your home. tion, it will have to be rebuilt Dixon added that the en- Jeanes recommended tion on a presentation on Call us today — our trained or replaced, city aldermen gine’s turbocharger is likely that the city check into the volunteer fire insurance from were told Monday at their technicians will send your to go out within a year and cost of a new motor before Jenna Millwood; uninvited guests packing! regular monthly meeting. should be replaced while having the current one re- •฀ voted฀ unanimously฀ to฀ Smith’s Ready Mix em- the motor is already disas- built. transfer $7,500 to the park’s ployee Matt Dixon, who was sembled. “I think we’d be better off budget at the request of tasked with disassembling Mayor Walter “Sonny” getting a new motor,” if the council member Vera Marks, the engine when it broke Heatherly said he had re- price is comparable, Jeanes who pointed out that the down late last month, said ceived a second opinion on said. total represents half the the motor had undergone the truck that was in agree- At a special meeting total amount budgetted for a “tremendous amount of ment with Dixon’s. Wednesday, the council vot- the park; abuse” and may have a Asked by council member ed to purchase a new engine •฀ voted฀ unanimously฀ to฀ cracked head. James Jeanes if there were at a cost of $13,500. accept at $1,250 bid to clean “Lawrence Termite & Pest Control — The Bug Stops Here!” “The only way I’ll put that any signs that the truck Other council members up and repaint the city’s his- truck back together is if the had been misused by city agreed, voting unanimously toric depot building. Residents urged to pay fire dues before disaster strikes Event CHARLES GOODIN burn out there,” he said, average value of a home has changed as a result. Friday June 8th at The Managing Editor pointing out that How- near Nashville all play Dunson estimates each Timbers in Murfreesboro ard County has so far a role in determining fire costs the department MINERAL SPRINGS - avoided the kind of fires whether property owners an average of $1,000 to Area residents who live that are already plaguing choose to participate in contain. The department All You Can Eat outside the city limits can surrounding counties. their area’s fire program. responded to 72 total avoid a $750 fire service Dunson said less than “There’s a few people calls last year alone on fee by paying their dues five percent of homeown- you can count on every a budget of just $27,000. Crawfi sh Boil now, Chief Budd Dunson ers living in the Mineral year to pay, but there are But concern for the de- announced Tuesday. Springs Volunteer Fire some people who just partment’s budget isn’t $25.00 A Person The dues, which are Department’s service won’t pay,” he said. the only motivation Dun- $40 annually, will stave area curently pay yearly Dunson told the News son has for his attempts or $35.00 A Couple off the larger charge, dues, whereas Nashville he has tried direct mail to increase participa- which is levied in the achieves nearly 90 per- campaigns as well as tion. event of a fire - something cent participation. newspaper and radio “Our guys get $10 a Dunson said is becoming Although he is unsure advertising in an effort fire,” he said. “If they stay Call Robbie Stavely For increasingly likely as dry why there is such a dis- to increase participa- 12 hours on a fire - which weather sets in across parity between the two tion around Mineral happened last year - that Tickets At 845-6345 much of southwest Ar- towns, Dunson said de- Springs, but that little $10 doesn’t go very far.” kansas. mographics, population or Tickets available at Door “The world’s ready to density and the higher THE TOLLETTE Doors Open at 6:00 PUBLIC NOTICE PARKS AND Sealed Bids for the Installation of Surveillance Sys- tem will be received by: Nashville Public Schools, RECREATION PUBLIC NOTICE at the ofice of the Superintendent, 600 North Fourth Sealed Bids for the Installation of Intercom System Street, Nashville, Arkansas 71852, until 10:00 a.m., on Will be having will be received by: Nashville Public Schools, at the June 15, 2012 and then at said ofice publicly opened ofice of the Superintendent, 600 North Fourth Street, and read aloud. Nashville, Arkansas 71852, until 10:00 a.m., on June Copies of the Bidding documents may be obtained at a Car Wash the ofice of Nashville Public Schools Technology -De 15, 2012 and then at said ofice publicly opened and partment 600 North Fourth Street, Nashville, Arkansas DATE: Sat., June 9, 2012 read aloud. 71852. Copies of the Bidding documents may be obtained at (nsd:46, w71) Place:Tollette Old School the ofice of Nashville Public Schools Technology De- partment 600 North Fourth Street, Nashville, Arkansas Time: 8:00am-12:00pm 71852. Intercom speciications Base system will be capable of running on copper, iber or voice over IP NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Base system will be capable of expansion for integra- The City of Nashville’s Planning and Zoning Com- tion of all District facilities. mission will hold a Public hearing on Monday, June Base system will be capable of separate paging zones 18th, 2012, at 6 p.m. at the City Hall Council Cham- and all-call options that will allow target messages to bers, 426 North Main, Nashville, Arkansas. pre-programmed groups or make announcements facil- The purpose of the public hearing will be to consider ity-wide as well as program distribution, class change “rezoning” a property at 311 Henderson Street from bells and warning tone signals. Neighborhood Commercial (NC) to Residential 3 (R3). Installation will include retroitting existing class Anyone with questions or comments should attend rooms and hallways and wiring for interoperability with the public hearing or contact City Code Enforcement the new intercom system. Ofi cer David Johnson At (870) 845-8585 or Liz Mc- Installation will include installation of intercom sta- tions in 7 new classrooms and hallways. Daniel, City Clerk, at (870) 845-1432. (CNC:46, w90) (nPs:46, w167) Page 8 THURSDAY June 7, 2012 The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397

Pope said then and materials perfect for the place on the Bingen land house causing more than any way. Voluntary work HOUsE there, “If the house ever restoration of the house. mark. minor water damage, but or even donations are From Page 1 comes up for sale I would He dismantled the Col- The roof needed to he was able to get the greatly needed. like to buy it.” lie house with surgeon- be completely replaced. roof in place and contin- “If I don’t leave nothing That was in the 1970’s. like precision and the The finances needed to ue with the project. else in this world, I leave Almost two decades flooring, needless to say, replace a roof of that With a shiny new roof a house that out lives the land marks of Bingen later, Andrew Pope was is priceless. size and the skills need- over his project’s prover- me,” he said. that their wealth once given the opportunity to Pope took extreme ed to replace are hard bial head, a solid floor to The house is estimated built. purchase the home. caution in not only to come by, but Pope walk on and new wiring, to be between 95 and 105 Time became an en- Pope pounced on the extracting the wood, but surged on. Pope can finish his grand years old, although its emy of the Wolff house. opportunity in 1996. He also in his placing of it. “It was quite an under- restoration. exact age is unknown. As the other immense saw the diamond in the The Collie house was taking,” he said. “I’m going to have to The exact knowledge homes of Bingen were old icon of Bingen. an extremely lucky find Unlike every other regroup after the roof,” is six feet under in the taken back in by nature, Almost 15 years later for Pope. thing that Pope was to he said, pointing out that graves of those who so too was the Wolff the major restoration He was not only able replace using material the restoration is miles knew the entire story of house. project is still ongoing. to replace the flooring, salvaged from the Collie from being complete. the house. Only its leg- Then came along An- The floors were replaced but also hopes to replace House, the roof could Pope said he plans to end lives. drew Pope. with the ceiling of the many of the antique not be. Instead, he opted regroup and move on Pope hopes to restore While in college, Pope Collie house in Nashville windows from the early for a slate collared tin to the next stage of the the home to its former visited the historic house that Pope deconstructed. 1900’s. roof. epic restoration. prestige for its golden in Bingen with a friend The two houses But the windows and Later, a storm set Pope He is open to those age so that the house will whose relatives were liv- were built by the same floor weren’t the only back, allowing rain to willing to help in the stand “for another 100 ing in it. contractor, making the things Pope had to re- enter the 100 year old restoration process in years.”

ployees on site of the total coal plants in the coun- power about 500 homes retail customers in Louisi- and it will boost economic sWEPCO 109 permanent jobs for the try. Ultra-supercritical in the summer, or a total ana and Texas, as well as development and growth From Page 1 plant. The Turk project generation requires less of about 220,000 houses about 400,000 East Texas in the future for Southwest and associated economic coal and produces fewer based on SWEPCO’s por- electric cooperative (plant Arkansas and other com- development will produce emissions to generate the tion of the plant. part-owner) customers. munities we serve,” added an estimated annual pay- same amount of power as “This construction In Arkansas the plant will McCellon-Allen. tems for coal unloading roll of $9 million in South- existing coal plants. milestone and first coal serve SWEPCO’s whole- SWEPCO serves more and storage. Each coal car west Arkansas and about Construction of the train delivery keeps the sale customers — the than 520,000 customers in carries about 120 tons of an additional $4 million in plant began in Novem- Turk plant on schedule cities of Hope, Prescott western Arkansas, north- coal, and the Turk plant annual school and county ber 2008 after SWEPCO toward projected comple- and Bentonville — and west and central Loui- will use about 2.6 million property tax revenues. received its air permit. tion in late 2012 in order the 490,000 members of siana, northeast Texas tons of coal annually. The 600-megawatt plant Estimated completion to serve our customers in Electric Cooperatives of and the Texas Panhandle. The plant reached its will use ultra-supercritical date for the $1.7 billion the most reliable and cost- Arkansas. Arkansas Elec- SWEPCO’s headquarters peak construction em- advanced coal combus- project is December effective manner,” said tric Cooperative Corp. is are in Shreveport, La. ployment in May 2011 with tion technology, the first 2012. SWEPCO’s 73 per- Venita McCellon-Allen, part-owner of the plant. News releases and other 2,200 workers. Currently, of its type to go into opera- cent share of the plant president and chief oper- “The power plant will information about SWEP- there are 1,522 construc- tion in the U.S. When com- is $1.3 billion and 440 ating officer of SWEPCO. bring much needed gener- CO and the Turk Power tion workers at the plant. pleted, it will be among the megawatts. One mega- The Turk Plant will help ation at a reasonable cost Plant can be found at www. SWEPCO also has 104 em- cleanest, most efficient watt is enough energy to serve SWEPCO’s 406,000 to SWEPCO customers, swepco.com.

education. the principle, W.F. Talom, dress High School was decades. Then, in the party spot for Nashville sCHOOL As time and education awarded the first record- formed to handle the 1960’s, with integration natives of all races. From Page 1 in the south moved to, ed diplomas to Mamie influx of new students. looming above Nash- In the final years, the the school moved from and Anna Armstrong. In contrast to the orig- ville, the renamed South- blue building was used a six year school to an Special District 39 was inal school, this school side School was set to as a church. eight year school. In 1915 formed and in 1929 Chil- was a fully fledged for- integrate with Nashville Recent times have not mal school with formal Public Schools. been generous to the old origination of grades, It was at the closing of blue building and it has Job Fair a traditional gradua- South Side Schools when quickly deteriorated. Friday, June 8, 2012 tion with diplomas, and the blue building was All the buildings of such an improvement to moved from Center Point the old Southside school Husqvarna 1111 Wilson Street the education process to Nashville and placed campus have been used Nashville Arkansas that students now could on the property along as illegal dumps. move directly into col- with Southside School’s On June 5 othe blue 8:00am - 11:00am lege following gradua- other buildings from the building was set ablaze. tion. pre-integration Nashville As the iconic blue Husqvarna. The world leader in Lawn and Garden products The school gave campus. walls fell into the inferno, has immediate Full Time openings for the following masses the opportunity The blue building has so too did reminders of to improve their lives been used for municipal Nashville’s black history, posiions: through education for purposes and even a and educational past. For now, the long line Silk Screen Operators Motor Tester of classrooms on the Truck Drivers Repair Technician Fish Day eastern section of the campus still stand. Their Upon successful compleion of a 90 day probaionary period, a Now is The Time For Stocking eventual demolition is * 3-5” Channel Catfish $33 per 100 only a matter of who compeiive beneit package including medical and dental insur- * 6-8” Channel Catfish $52 per 100 does the destroying first: • Bluegill (Coppernose & • Black Crappie (If Avail. ) ance, life insurance, paid vacaion and holidays, 401k savings plan Hybrid) • 8-11” Grass Carp man or mother nature. await the successul applicant. • Reader • Fathead Minnows • Largermouth Bass • Koi Intrested applicants may apply at: We Will Service You At: Farmers Asoc. Co-op in Nashville, AR Husqvarna 111 Wilson Nashville, Arkansas 71852 Thursday June 14 From 4-5 p.m. To Pre - Order Call call Arkansas Pondstockers 1-800-843-4748 EEO/Airmaive Acion Employer Walk Ups Welcome Tired of low CD Rates? How about an insured 1st year 4.45 % CASH SALE For information about this and other insured Retirement Investments, call: FRIDAY

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CECIL ANDERSON | Nashville News Maclane Moore gets ready for the next play to start as Dierks takes on Nashville Monday night in 7-on-7 action.

CECIL ANDERSON | Nashville News CECIL ANDERSON | Nashville News Scrapper Head Coach Billy Dawson talks with Alex Snodgrass and Steven Snell between plays Monday at Scrapper Joel Hendry looks for an open receiver Monday night as Stadium. the Nashville Scrappers host a 7-on-7 tournament.

DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News Matthias Hibberd fields the ball as Peyton Hilliard DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News beats the throw to first base. Allan Flores launches the ball into the outfield for an in the park homerun for the Starz 8 and under team. DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News Chandler Turner races past catcher Zane Chadwick as Booksigning Talon Kappus slides in safely at home plate for a run. The Dierks East and West teams squared off in 8 and Howard County Library Dixie baseball state under tournament action Tuesday night at the Nashville tournament sites set City park. Nashville, Arkansas HOWARD COUNTY Saturday, June 9, 2012 DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY Tournament, which will Sports Editor include qualifying teams FARMER’S MARKET 10:00am to 2:00pm NASHVILLE – Dixie from Small Town State and baseball in Arkansas is larger cities, will begin on Register for free gearing up for the current July 6. basket of produce round of state tourna- Nashville will play host to be given away ments, with Nashville, De to the eight and under every Friday. Queen and Hope sharing tournament. Washington St (between 7 a.m. till sold out the duties. The 17 and under tour- Howard & Hempstead) WIC APPROVED Small Town State, which nament, and 19 and under consists of teams from tournament sites are to be smaller cities, will begin determined, but will begin June 29 and will continue July 6. Expected At The Market through the weekend. The remaining tourna- The Eight and under ments will begin July 13, Peaches, blueberries, green beans, pinto beans, okra, strawberries, tournament will be held with De Queen hosting the homemade bread, strawberry jam, fresh-cut herbs, potted herbs, at Hope, while De Queen 10 and under tournament, lowers, stone-ground cornmeal products, yellow and patty pan will host the 10 and under, and Hope hosting the 12 squash, onions, cucumbers, potatoes, farm-fresh eggs, preserves, Hollowing and 12 and under tourna- and under tournament. herbal soaps, jalapeno peppers, cherry tomatoes and possibly blackberries. ments. Nashville will host the Screams The “Big Town” State This Ad Sponsored By: Morris Rexall Drug 14 and under tournament. A Paranormal Thriller by Barbara Watkins

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DIAMOND PARK SPEEDWAY June 2 RACE RESULTS NOVICE 8th - #55X Bennie Bradford - Nash- 1st - #7 Alan Cummings - Texarkana ville 2nd - #11 LeeAllen Sutton - Rosboro 9th - #J48 Scott Jones - Mt Ida 3rd - #71 Tyler Young - Norman 10th - #25 Jay Brown - Nashville 4th - #27 Dallas Crow - Kirby Heats: #22 S. Allen, #7 J. Hill 5th - #22 Ethan Fagan - Amity 6th - #75J Elizabeth Jordan - Blevins STREET 7th - #C4 Colton Cason - Nashville 1st - #27 Jason Crow - Hot Springs Heat: #7 A. Cummings, #22 E. Fa- 2nd - #20 Neil Kemp - Kirby gan 3rd - #52 Clifford Mussett - Mur- SUBMITTED PHOTO | Nashville News freesboro Alfred Neeley of Nashville celebrated his 60th birthday Saturday night with a win in the 4th - #48 Shelley Carver - Lockes- Southern Stock Division Feature Race at Diamond Park Speedway. He is pictured with FACTORY his grandson, Kaiden Neeley, who is six-years-old. 1st - #32 Brandon Brown - Hooks, burg Texas 5th - #72 Eugene Young - Benton 2nd - #42 Lee Carver - Lockesburg Heats: #27 J. Crow 3rd - #24 Michael Shurtleff - Fore- man SOUTHERN 4th - #1X Dwight Weeks - Amity 1st - #55X Alfred Neeley - Nashville 5th - #97 Chance Westbrook - Bro- 2nd - #2 Thomas Woodruff - Nash- ken Bow, Okla. ville 6th - #7D Blake Ayers - DeQueen 3rd - #76 Ricky Patterson - Texar- 7th - #77 Doug Cummings - Texar- kana, Texas kana 4th - # 6 Kip Faulkner - Dierks 8th - #007 Joseph Morrow - Mc- Heat: #2 T. Woodruff Caskill Heats: #3S J. Scott, #24 M. Shur- tleff, #7D B. Ayers D.S. DWARF 1st - #97 Terapin Cornwell - Smack- over PURE 2nd - #43 Ron McGuire, SR - Hot 1st - #7 Jeremy Hill - Dierks Springs 2nd - #41 Brian Carver - Lockesburg 3rd - #6K Kyle Purifoy - Gurdon 3rd - #14 Brandon Ellis - Murfrees- 4th - #59 Jeff Newkirk - Roland boro 5th - #9 Robert Bradshaw - 4th - #22 Steve Allen - Gurdon Brashear, Texas 5th - #21 Justin Deer - Dierks 6th - #6 Buddy Chapmond - Royal 6th - #04 Randy Fatherree - Nash- 7th - #44T Ryan Cornwell - Magnolia ville Heat: #97 T. Cornwell SUBMITTED PHOTO | Nashville News 7th - #26 Tony Fatherree - Nashville Jeremy Hill of Dierks was the winner in the Pure Stock Division Feature Race Saturday at Diamond Park Speedway.

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hen you walk into W Power Pharmacy, it’s the intoxicating amount of wel- come and love that keeps you coming back for more. The late Jim Power founded the pharmacy in January 1972 and hired his first employ- ee six months later. Jacque Howard, a pharmacist, was hired by Power in June 1974 when she was fresh out of pharmacy school, CHARLES GOODIN | Nashville News n she said. ABOVE: Jacque Howard, a 38-year veteran of Power Pharmacy, explains the directions for a particular medicine to a customer Wednesday at the consultation window. n BELOW: Cheryl Power jokes with a customer while running the register. Thirty-eight years later, Howard is still a pharmacist with the company. “Working She and one of her em- Brenda McCrary, Jenny here has been very ployees, Saundra, went Westbrook and Harmo- rewarding,” Howard to Market in Dallas to ny Burton; Amy Dixon, said. scope out merchan- Haden Kirchhoff, Tyler “Pharmacy in gener- dise. Lawrence and Jodi al is rewarding, espe- “On the way to Dal- Troutt, pharmacist. cially for women,” the las I told Saundra that The love that the Nashville native con- I wanted us to keep women of Power tinued, “every day I get in mind that I wanted Pharmacy have for to interact with family anybody to be able to each other was evi- and friends [when I walk in and be able dent when Fuentes come to work].” to afford something and Raulerson battled Howard said she is pretty that they want- breast cancer. “We now “filling prescrip- ed,” Cheryl Power said gathered around and tions for the children in a previous interview. took care of each and grandchildren of Some of the items the other and went back the customers I started pharmacy sells in- and forth to the doc- filling prescriptions clude: Malden picture tor with them,” Cheryl for when I first began frames, Leaning Tree Power said. working at the phar- greeting cards, Ganz The pharmacy will macy.” and jewelry. celebrate 40 years of Power passed away Cheryl is proud of business next Wed., in August 1995 and the the store her husband June 13 with a Nash- pharmacy was left for established and espe- ville Chamber of Com- his wife, Cheryl, to take cially likes that it is merce Coffee from 9:30 over. completely operated a.m. until 11 a.m. The store had only by women. Kim Raul- For more informa- been an apothecary, erson and Saundra tion, contact Power carrying medicine and Fuentes have been Pharmacy by calling over-the-counter items employees of the 845-1413 or visit its after a year, Cheryl pharmacy for 22 years. location at 1310 S. decided it would be fun Other employees in- Fourth St., in Nash- to start offering gifts. clude: pharmacy techs ville.

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