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¢ HERALDSERVING GLENWOOD, ARKANSAS & THE DIAMOND LAKES SINCE 1926 75 SEE US ONLINE: WWW.SWARKANSASNEWS.COM AND WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/GLENWOOD HERALD Glenwood Herald, Graves Publishing sold NASHVILLE -- Graves Publishing Company, publisher of The Nash- up the circulation of the News with lively coverage of sports and the local ville News, Murfreesboro Diamond, Glenwood Herald, and Montgom- political scene. He and Wilton, who is still going strong at 94 and lives in ery County News, is being sold in its entirety to John Robert Schirmer of Nashville, raised 10 children. Nashville. Louis Graves was joined in running the Nashville News by oldest son, The sale, which includes the press and commercial printing operation Louie, and his wife, the late Jane Graves, in the early 1970s. Another son, and building in Nashville, is expected to be concluded May 31. Lawrence, started the Murfreesboro Diamond in 1975. `”On behalf of the Graves Family, I would like to thank the people In 1979 the late Ray Ross of Glenwood and Louis Graves formed a of Nashville and southwest Arkansas for giving our family the privilege partnership and purchased the assets of the Glenwood Herald and Mont- of publishing these hometown and community-owned newspapers,” said gomery County News. 2016 Graduation Graves Publishing Company CEO Michael Graves of Nashville. “We give Ross subsequently sold his ownership in the newspapers to a company a special thanks to our subscribers, advertisers, and valued employees.” later owned in its entirety by Graves Publishing which was owned by the Graves Publishing has it roots dating to 1950 when the late Louis 10 Graves siblings. See Inside “Swampy” Graves and Wilton Graves of Texarkana purchased Howard “A key desire on our part in selling the newspapers was passing owner- County’s oldest continuous business The Nashville News and moved to ship to someone who lives in the local area rather than having community Nashville. newspapers owned by out-of-state interests who only care about the bot- Graves, a former World War II Flying Tiger, wrote a popular award- tom line,” said Graves. “We are conident that Mr. Schirmer will be a good winning column called “Facts and Fancies” and over two decades built steward of these award-winning newspapers which are so much a part of Knights set for their respective communities.” spring game Friday ROSBORO -- The Centerpoint Knights will host their annual spring football game on Friday, May 20, at 7 p.m. Admission will be $3 per person, and there will also be a cookout as a fundraiser for the athletic de- partment. For $5 supporters will receive a hamburger or hot dog, chips, and drink. There will also be some old game jerseys and t shirts for sale. Additionally, the event will also feature the “Spring Game Touchdown Pledge” for the second time, in which supporters of the Knights can make a monetary pledge per touchdown as they enter the sta- dium. The proceeds will then be col- lected as they leave. Gates will open and serv- ing will begin at 6:30 p.m. “Thanks to every- one who continues to support the Center- point Knights,” said team head coach Cary Rodgers.

SUBMITTED PHOTO FOR THE LOVE OF THE GAME ... (Above) During local tee-ball action, three players from the same team arrive at the ball in play almost instantaneously, causing a 2016 Centerpoint small pileup before the ball was fielded.

STAFF PHOTO/P.J. Tracy IV Athletic Awards SUPPORTING THE LOCAL LIBRARY ... (left) Dr. Tim Bainum, pictured with librarian Marjorie Melichar and Pike County Justice of the Peace Johnny Plyler, looks over some changes the Bainum Library and Learning Center on Tuesday morn- ing. Bainum, who has recently made a substantial donation, was critical in Tuesday, May 24 • 6:30 p.m. keeping operations at the library in a status quo, according to Melichar. “With this donation we will be able to keep the library open 1 extra hour every day, High School Cafeteria 5 hours on Saturday and pay for things like the gas, lights, water, internet and phone,” she said, also mentioning her salary. “I don’t do it for the salary,” she Encouraging all senior athletes and their said, citing rather the “love of books and people.” families as well as all Knight fans to attend Carnival hits Glenwood this week GLENWOOD – Kenny’s Funland of La Feria, Tex- as will hold a spring carnival in Glenwood on May 19-21. The event is sponsored by the Glenwood Chamber of Commerce and will be located on the city owned property next to the rest area on Highway 70. A press release from the company states that they will offer “thrilling rides, a large Kiddieland, fun games and great food.” Chamber of Commerce President Chuck Voan said that the company is the same one that made a stop in Glenwood around three years back. Armbands for unlimited riding will be available each day. For more information and pictures, the carnival can be found at Kenny’s Funland on Facebook. $500 Coupon Bring this coupon to the Carnival ticket box for $500 STAFF PHOTO/P.J. Tracy IV off an armband at Kenny’s Funland in Glenwood on CITY GETS GRANT ... State senator Larry Teague, Glenwood Mayor Ron Martin and Dewayne Pratt of the West Central Arkansas Planning and Development District May 19-21. Coupon only good for one armband. (WCAPDD) pose for a photo after the City of Glenwood was given a grant for $6,000. The money will be used for upgrades and installation of water and sewer lines to the reopening sawmill in Glenwood. “We all understand the importance of the sawmill and the jobs it will create for Pike County and Glenwood,” said Senator Teague. “I am glad to do anything to help.” Mayor Maritn said he was appreciative and that the sawmill will be looking at 210 jobs created upon open- ing. Pratt stated that he was “pleased to be able to have a grant program provided by the state legislature and assist their 10 county region.” WCAPPD general improvement grants are available to city and county governments, as well as community groups, for community and economic development projects within the House and Senate Districts of the WCAPPD. The 90th Arkansas General Assembly appropriated funding to the WCAPPD for the grant program to assist local communities with their community and economic development needs, stated a press release. 2 COMMUNITY Glenwood Herald • Online at www.swarkansasnews.com • Thursday, May 19, 2016 TROJANS MAKE SEMIS AT STATE

SUBMITTED PHOTOS TROJAN BASEBALL MAKES STATE SEMIFINALS ... After facing a regular season marred by as many rain outs as games played, the Kirby Trojans marched into the state playoffs with a victory in regional play -- 8-2 over Caddo Hills -- before losing 7-1 to host Taylor in the championship round. Undaunted, the Trojans came a game from the state championship contest in defeating Concord 10-1 and Mam- moth Spring 9-3 before falling to Armorel 6-1 in the semi finals at Mountain Home. The team is primarily comprised of underclassmen, including juniors 1 Spencer Jones, 25 Lance Spoo and 33 Gonzalo Caleza-Barrosa Jr., sophomores 22 Carson Smith, 7 Colton Coffman, 32 Tyler Mann, 11 Deric Putz, 12 Bo Stewart, 8 Jordan Bates and 34 Derek Vick; freshman 26 Carson Garrett and 2 Hayden Johnson. Lee Whisenhunt is the team lone graduating senior, while the team is coached by Marty Smith and assisted by Mike Putz and Jamie Johnson. Pictured below, along with state playoff action, is pictures of both the Trojan and Lady Trojans in the down time. For more on the Lady Trojans, please see page 12 of this issue of the Herald.

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Paul Wayne Danny Paul Davis O’Neal, Jr. Danny Paul Davis, age 49, of De- Obituaries - Paul Wayne O’Neal, Jr., age light, passed from this life on Thurs day, May 12, 2016 doing what he Joyce B. 51, of Kirby, passed away on Tuesday, May 10, 2016. loved best near Ashdown. He was Tolleson - born on June 13, 1966, the son of Pat He was born on Septem D. and Jackie Maxey Davis. Danny Joyce B. Tolleson, age 81, ber 13, 1964, in Allensburg, of Kirby, passed away on was a truck driver for thirty-four Washington, the son of Paul years and a member of First Bap- Wednesday, May 11, 2016. Wayne O’Neal, Sr. and Lora He was born on October tist Church in Delight. He enjoyed Lina Benavidez O’Neal. He visiting with friends and family but 30, 1934, at Kirby, the son was preceded in death by his of Roy Martin Tolleson and enjoyed driving a truck most of all. father; and his sister, Sylvia O’Neal. Danny was preceded in death by his grandparents and Letha Gurnsey Tolleson. He He enjoyed hunting and ishing. His greatest joy in was preceded in death by his father-in-law, Glen “Goober” Stone. life was spending time with his family. Danny is survived by his wife, Cindy Stone Davis, his parents; his brother, -Al He is survived by his mother, Lora O’Neal of Kirby; ton Tolleson; his son-in-law, his parents, Pat & Jackie Davis, his sister, Lori Allgood two children, Lacey Hockaday of Nashville and Justice (Steve), his brother, Mike Davis (Debbie), and mother- Robbie Funderburk; and his O’Neal of Kirby; two stepchildren, Deanna Kievit of father-in-law and mother-in-law, Elder Jesse and -Dim in-law, Linda Stone, all of Delight. He is also survived Kirby and Larry Peterson of Florida. by his brother-in-law, Beebo Stone, sister-in-law, Wan- ple Duren. On April 10, 1955, he married the love Gravesideof services were held at 3:30 p.m., Saturday, his life, Joyce Nell Duren. He cared for her and his da Campbell and several nieces and nephews. May 14, 2016, in the Midway Cemetery near Kirby entire family with a love without measure. Funeral services were held at 2:00 p..m. on Monday, with Bro. Joe Cogburn oficiating. May 16, 2016 at First Baptist Church in Delight with Joyce was a United States Army veteran. He retired - as a construction worker and foreman with R. D. Plant, Pallbearers were Justice O’Neal, Eddie Wayne Pip Verlon Wood oficiating. Inc. A devoted member and deacon of Bethlehem- Miskins, David Pounds, Robert Kievit, Corey Hockaday Interment was in Delight Cemetery. sionary Baptist Church, he was a dedicated church- serand Danny K. Chambers. Danny’s nephews and friends were pallbearers. vant and Sunday school teacher. He was a friend to Honoraryall pallbearers were Cory Kievit and Anthony Memorials may be made to Arkansas Children’s Hos- in the community and was always there when help was Moreno. pital, #1 Children’s Way, Little Rock, AR 72202. needed. Arrangements were under the direction of Davis- Final arrangements were entrusted to The Welch Fu- He is survived by his wife, Joyce Nell Tolleson of Smith Funeral Home, Glenwood. neral Home of Arkadelphia. Kirby; three daughters and their spouses, Genene and Guest registry is at www.davis-smith.com. Visit www.welchfh.net to sign the online guest book Troy Titus of Smackover, Vicki and Jack Herring and and view the video tribute. Karen Funderburk, all of Kirby; six grandchildren; David Henry seven great-grandchildren; his brother, Elder Sonny Earlene Looper Tolleson of Kirby; his sister and brother-in-law, Mau - Roberts Earlene Looper, age 73, of Hot Springs, died peace- rice and Elder Bobby Golden of Kirby; his sister-in- With Sadness—yet not as fully Thursday, May 12, 2016. law, Louise Tolleson of Kirby; and several nieces and those without hope---we an- She was born July 12, 1942, in Hot Springs, the daugh- nephews. nounce the passing of David ter of Earl Cogburn and Rosalee Reynolds Cogburn. Services were held at 2:00 p.m., Sunday, May 15, Henry Roberts of Yadkin- She is survived by two children, Jim Looper of Amity 2016, in the Bethlehem Missionary Baptist Church ville, NC on Thursday, May and Sherry Fulkerson of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; with Bro. Jack Herring, Bro. Melvin Markham and 12, 2016 after a long battle four grandchildren; and ive great-grandchildren. Bro. James Calhoun oficiating. with cancer. Graveside services were held at 5:00 p.m., Monday, Interment was in Ebenezer Cemetery under the di - David was born November May 16, 2016 in the Fancy Hill Cemetery with Sister rection of Davis-Smith Funeral Home, Glenwood. 12, 1946 in Hope, AR to Du- Mary Forsythe oficiating. Pallbearers were Lynn Tolleson, Wes Johns, Keith Val and Mary Sue Stingley Memorials may be made to the Word of Faith Out- Duren, Mike Funderburk, Danny Walker and Greg Roberts as the last of four reach, 12826 Hwy 8 W, Amity, Arkansas, 71921. Smith. children. He was preceded in Guest registry is at www.davis-smith.com. Memorials may be made to Ebenezer Cemetery, PO death by his parents; and two brothers, Floyd Steven Box 131, Kirby, Arkansas, 71950. Roberts and James Vincent Roberts. Guest registry is at www.davis-smith.com. He is survived by his amazing wife of 39 years, Cheryl Tillman Roberts; four children and their spouses, Mela- Lonzo F. “Jr.” nie and Whitson Howie, III of Lewisville, NC, David McCauley and Bobbi Roberts of Maumelle, AR, Robyn and Steve What’s Going On Clark of North Little Rock, AR, and Paul and Rebecca Lonzo F. “Jr.” McCauley, Roberts of Shawnee, OK; eight grandchildren: Whitson age 71, of Murfreesboro, Howie, Bennett Howie, Caroline Howie, Dylan Rob- passed away on Wednesday, Around Here erts, Stephen Clark, Reese Roberts, Hannah Roberts, May 11, 2016. THE BONNERDALE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT He was born on April 1, and Isaac Roberts. David is also survived by his sister and brother-in-law, Doris and Mladen Chargin of Gard- The Bonnerdale Volunteer Fire Department is now accepting 2016 ire dues. 1945, in Jacksonville, North Checks or money orders may be mailed to P.O. Box 9, Bonnerdale, 71933 or Carolina, the son of Lonzo F. nerville, NV. The intellectual curiosity, adventurous spirit and stub- may be placed in the drop box at the irehouse. Please indicate the property ad- McCauley, Sr. and Pearline dress on the check. NO CASH PLEASE. Millis McCauley. On Janu- born refusal to fail that marked his life from beginning ary 1, 1966, he was married to end bore fruit in his professional medical career, CADDO GAP FIRE DISTRICT MEMBERS to Charlotte Taylor. He was the wide array of his interests and knowledge, and the Caddo Gap ire district members who wish to pay their 2016 ire dues can mail preceded in death by his par- memorable experiences he provided for his family. a check to Caddo Gap VFD, P.O. Box 102, Caddo Gap, AR 71935. Or you can ents; his sister, Judy Jewell; and his brother-in-law, These are his contributions to the world of his posterity, give your check to Chief Marvin Burgess or Assistant Chief Montie Coffman Philip Cowger. and we are forever grateful for them. and we will mail your receipt. If you need a membership letter for your insur- He was a United States Air Force veteran and eventu- Though he did not speak much of his professional ance company, stick a note in with your check and we will send it with your ally retired from the United States Air Force Reserves. achievements or the accolades of his colleagues, - Da receipt. A saw iler, he worked 25 years with Weyerhaeuser and vid’s professional life was an accomplished one. He ADDICTION COUNSELING graduated from the State College of Arkansas in 1969,Narconon can help you take steps to overcome addiction in your family. Call 12 years with Georgia-Paciic before his retirement. He today for free screenings or referrals. 800-431-1754. was a member of the Daisy Free Will Baptist Church. followed by the University of Arkansas Medical School He and Charlotte were active in the Murfreesboro Se- in 1973. He practiced general medicine as a lieutenant nior Citizens Center and volunteered with the annual in the United States Navy, and then completed his - resi LODI VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT The Lodi Volunteer Fire Department is now accepting there yearly ire dues. Senior Citizens Day. In his retirement years, he worked dency in radiology at UAMS in 1973. He went on toThe dues are $35 and can be made payable to the Lodi V.F.D. The dues can very hard at playing, hunting and ishing. His favorite complete a fellowship in pediatric radiology at Arkan- be mailed to: Lodi Fire Department, C/O Penny Putz, 5 Frazier Cowart Rd, saying was “Every day is Saturday!” He will always be sas Children’s Hospital in 1977. Glenwood, AR 71943. remembered as a loving husband, father, grandfather, Much of his career was spent at Baxter County- Re friend and outdoorsman. gional Hospital in Mountain Home, AR where he and MT. JOY CEMETERY – DAISY, AR He is survived by his wife, Charlotte McCauley of his wife raised their family. During this time, he served It’s time for mowing season!!! Please pay tribute to your family members/ Murfreesboro; his daughter and son-in-law, Rach- as the President of the AR Chapter of Radiology,- secfriends interred here by sending your donation for maintenance to: Carolyn elle and Wade Ashe of El Paso, Arkansas; his son and retary/treasurer of the AR chapter of radiology, ChiefMonroe, 3791 Hwy. 70 West, Kirby, Arkansas 71950. daughter-in-law, Stephen and Christy McCauley of of Radiology at Baxter County Regional Hospital as D’Iberville, Mississippi; his granddaughter, Reagan well as Chief of Medical Staff. He was a Fellow of the VOLUNTEERS NEEDED IN DAISY McCauley; his sister, Betty Cowger of Dardanelle; and American College of Radiology, a relection of his com- Daisy City Council is seeking donations & volunteers to help maintain the City several nieces and nephews. mitment to the service of others through excellence. Park. The plan is to have an adopt-a-site program for Crawford Park in which Services were held at 11:00 a.m., Saturday, May 14, In 2002, David and his wife moved to North Carolina,community volunteers can assist in the care & maintenance of the premises, in- 2016, in the Daisy Free Will Baptist Church with Bro. where he practiced at a more leisurely pace for several cluding the ten picnic sites. Anyone interested in volunteering and/or making a Kevin Jewell oficiating. years in Charlotte before moving to Yadkinville, NC in donation to the cause can contact Daisy Mayor Ronnie Partee at (501) 622-7739 Interment was in Mount Joy Cemetery under the di- 2007. He practiced at Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospi- or mail to the City of Daisy at P.O. Box 30 Kirby, AR 71950. There is an appli- rection of Davis-Smith Funeral Home, Glenwood. tal in Elkin, NC until his retirement in 2013. cation and waiver that must be illed out before volunteerism can legally begin. Pallbearers were Tony Davis, Ronnie White, Pierre David relished a good cigar, whether on the porch Davis, David Smith, Randy Tedder and Kevin Kelley. watching the Arkansas Razorbacks, the St. Louis Car- Honorary pallbearers were Danny Jenkins, Franklin dinals or over a game of chess, and his ubiquitous cu- James, Tim Trout, Leroy Bailey and Rick Allmon. Memorials may be made to the Mount Joy Cemetery riosity about life ensured that his fascination with the Association, 3791 Highway 70 West, Kirby, Arkansas, world around him was always fed by a good book. His - 71950. family’s memories of days at the lake, adventures ca Unplanned Guest registry is at www.davis-smith.com. noeing, diving, traipsing and traveling, each memory fueled by his relentless curiosity and enjoyment of the outdoors, are eclipsed only by the memory of that coy Barbara Elizabeth grin prompted by the love of his grandchildren. Shirley Married to Cheryl for just shy of 40 years, David’s Pregnancy? Barbara Elizabeth Shirley, age greatest legacy lies in their mutual love, esteem, sup- 74, of Amity, passed away on port, and care. The extended family and network of Sunday, May 15, 2016. friends wish to express their gratitude for her example She was born on April 29, of compassion and care as they walked this last dificult visit 1942, in Hot Springs, the path together. daughter of Thomas Timbs and David was quiet about his faith, but he nonetheless severalsourcesshelter.com Leona Hogue Timbs. On Janu- looked forward with conident anticipation of God’s ary 31, 1975, she was married provision for him in Christ, in whom death has no vic- or call to Willis “Hoppy” Shirley who tory. preceded her in death on January 1, 2004. She was also Services will be held on Wednesday, May 18, 2016, 800.662.2678 preceded in death by her parents; and three brothers, in the Davis-Smith Funeral Home Chapel, Glenwood, Johnny Timbs, Gene Timbs and Arthur Timbs. AR. Visitation will be at 1:00 p.m. followed by a me- She was a member and deacon of the New Begin- morial celebration of his life at 2:00 p.m. A public service announcement from your nings Church in Point Cedar and volunteered for the Interment will be in Old Washington Cemetery near friends at Graves Publishing Company Point Cedar Food Bank. She loved ishing, hunting and Hope, AR. spending time with family and friends. Pallbearers will be Robert Heinz, Michael Bailey, Ste- She is survived by three daughters and their husbands, phen Clark, Stephen Heinz, Reese Roberts, Brian Hold- Margie and Brian Lynch of Amity, Tammy and John er and John Ohnemus. Stone of Delight and Tricia and Stacy Howell of Amity; Memorials may be made to the Arkansas Sheriffs’ her step-son and his wife, Randall and Angie Shirley of Youth Ranches or Crisis Control Ministry in Winston- Glenwood; thirteen grandchildren; ifteen great-grand- Salem, North Carolina. In Sympathy... children; her brother and his wife, Robert and Annette Guest registry is at www.davis-smith.com When words are not enough, Timbs of Hot Springs; her sister, Laura Jane Bishop of choose from our elegant selection California; and several nieces and nephews. Services were held at 10:00 a.m., Wednesday, May 18, of loral arrangements, stand-up 2016, in the Davis-Smith Funeral Home Chapel, Glen- YOUR LIFE. YOUR NEWS. wreaths, plants and sprays. wood, with Rick Collie oficiating. New Owner: Autumn Fagan Interment was in Shiloh Cemetery near Amity. THE FLOWER SHOP & GIFTS Pallbearers were Leon Stone, Cody Stone, Trey Stone, YOUR GLENWOOD HERALD Rocky Stone, Ed May and Alan Huffman. ACROSS FROM POST OFFICE 900 East Broadway, Glenwood (870)356-3527 Guest registry is at www.davis-smith.com. Visit Facebook page: he New Flower Shop and Gits

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By Karroll Morphew POKIN’ FUN By Doc Blakely BONNERDALE NEWS When the rain stops ... plant One of these days Happy birthday to Dave McGough, May 24, Eddie of the new Jeffress/Phillips songbooks, left the singing Herring and Bob Shyler, May 25. at 8 PM, and at almost 11:30 reached home and fell It seems like everybody is going to write a book street that asked him for a handout. I have written a few times about the renovation of into bed. We attended the monthly singing at Grannis “one of these days.” Everybody understands that what Charlie asked, “If I give you some money will you the Mt.Tabor Community Church and buildings. The Saturday night and distributed some of the new books, that means is that they are never going to write a book. spend it on wine, beer or liquor?” old restrooms were removed, making a breeze way and had a good time trying new songs at the singing Or if they do write it they never publish it. So what The bum said, “No, on my honor. I gave up drinking between the church and kitchen/fellowship area. Then there. inspires one to do both? Ben Franklin, who is famous years ago.” two new, modern restrooms were added to the east end Sunday was the annual Decoration Day at for writing stuff wrote, “Either write something worth Jarvis asked, “Will you spend it on expensive green of the fellowship area. We had to postpone our month- Mt.Tabor. Some years everybody is complaining of reading or do something worth writing.” He did both fees at some exclusive golf course?” ly singings two months in a row, but we think the wait the heat, but this year was the opposite. Those who when he married a red headed widow and discovered The bum said, “Are you serious? I haven’t played was worth it. The renovation is now complete with the didn’t have coats, jackets, or the like, were shivering. electricity. golf in two decades.” exception of some ground work around it. Everyone But in the long run it was a beautiful day. The cemetery Steven Pressield, American Novelist and Histo- “Well then I’m not going to give you any money at who is interested in the Old Mt. Tabor facilities and was recently manicured, then decorated with beautiful rian, wrote “Most of us have two lives. The life we all. I’m going to take you home, let you take a nice, cemetery should go by and see it. lowers by families, and it was a gorgeous sight at the lived and the unlived life within us. Between the two hot shower, change into some of my clothes since you Saturday night a local couple, Joey and Charlene end of the day. stands Resistance.” Pressield wrote a book about how are about my size and have my wife cook us a terriic Payte, were nearing their home on a motorcycle ride (If anybody needs a reference for a good man to do to overcome that resistance, “Do the Work.” I won- dinner.” when a vehicle hit them. Charlene did not survive the cemetery or yard maintenance, I can give you a name, der how many people bought that book and still never “Why would you do that?” quizzed the bum. blow; Joey was taken to the hospital in Hot Springs address, and phone number. The cemetery board is wrote their own. I’ve written (and yes published wise “Because I want my wife to see what a man looks where he was stablized, then put on a life light to well pleased with the man we have now.) guys) 7 books, plus writing this weekly column for 45 like after he’s given up drinking and golf,” says Jarvis. UAMS in Little Rock. I don’t know his condition The weather man is at it again. According to the years and I can tell you that resistance is not that hard My own personal Family Doctor retired recently today, Monday morning, but it is extremely serious. internet we are in for another week of rain. I have quit to overcome. All you have to do is sit down at a com- and decided to write (and publish on his own) a book Your prayers are needed for him and their family. worrying about a garden. When the rain does stop, we puter, pull up Word, open up a vein and bleed. of advice about life in general. He asked me to write Sometimes it seems that everything we want can plant and water it the rest of the summer. I suspect My old professional speaker friend, Dr. Charlie Jar- a foreword. I wrote what I thought was a lattering re- or have to do comes up at the same time. This past when the rain is over, we will have a hot, dry summer vis, long since gone to that great podium in the sky, view and he used it on the dust jacket, a prime and weekend was one of those times: Friday we traveled – pretty well like always. used to say, “Any idiot can write a book…one of these honored spot. I saw him recently and he told me he to Crossett to the Ashley County Singing Convention. Does this ever happen to you? Thought for the days. One of these days I’m gonna write two books!” was going to write another book but was not going to Most years we spend the night in a motel and attend week: “Nobody notices what I do….until I don’t do Somehow Charlie never got around to writing, or if ask me to write a foreword to this one. I asked why. the singing again the next day, but we seemed to have it.” he did, publishing even one. It interfered with his golf He said, “Because that irst one hasn’t sold very well.” too much on our plates this year. We picked up a load See you next week. game. He used to tell the story of meeting a bum on the

COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS SENIOR ADULT NEWS By Mike Prince (PERRY) SIMMONS REUNION BLACK SPRINGS DECORATION DAY ACTIVITIES FOR MAY 23–26 lemonade & water. Will be Sat., May 21st at daisy State Park Pavilion. Potluck Black Springs Cemetery Decoration Day is Sunday, May Monday, May 23, 2016 … 9:30 – Trip to Mur- Suggested donation of $3.00 for 60 & over, for will be served. 22. Thank you for sending your donations to: Black Springs freesboro SAC to play BBB & Chair Volleyball age 59 & below the cost is $6.00 SHOCKEY CHAPEL CEMETERY Cemetery Fund, 1095 Hwy. 8 E., Norman, AR 71960. Tuesday, May 24, 2016 … 9:00 – 10:00 – Gail’s Glenwood Senior Activity Center 229 Betty Decoration and cleanup day at the Shockey Cemetery will VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL Exercise, 10:00 – 11:00 – Chair Volleyball Street (870) 356-4212 Open Tuesday, Wednesday be Saturday of Memorial Day Weekend, May 28. A potluck Bethel Missionary Baptist Church will be having Vacation Wednesday, May 25, 2016 … 9:00 – 9:45 – Move & Thursday from 7:30 – 3:30 with lunches served lunch will be offered. The cemetery is located 3 miles east Bible School June 6-10 from 6:00 to 8:30 p.m. We invite with Balance (exercise), 10:00 – 11:?? – Bingo, Na- from 11:30 – 12:30 of Norman – turn on Liberty Road for ¼ miles to Shockey all children ages 2 years old through 8th grade to come and tional Senior Fitness Day Cemetery Road … follow the signs. enjoy the fun! Pastor Bro. Keith Shewbart. If you need a ride, please call Paul at 870-223-1635. Thursday, May 26, 2016 … 9:00 – 9:45 – Move GLENWOOD SENIOR ACTIVITY CENTER with Balance (exercise), 10:00 – 11:00 – Chair Vol- 229 Betty Street (870) 356-4212 Open Tuesday, CADDO HILLS SCHOOL KINDERGARTEN THE FRONT PORCH STAGE leyball, 10:00 – 11:00 – Gospel singing, 11:00 – Jen- Wednesday & Thursday from 7:30 – 3:30 & PRE KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION This Saturday May 21, The Front Porch Stage proudly 2016-2017, May 24, 12:00-2:30 May 25&26, 8:00-2:30 presents Whistlin’ Dixie in concert 7 p.m. Whistlin’ Dixie, nifer Kranson, 5:30 – Arkadelphia Dance with lunches served from 11:30 – 12:30 May 27, 8:00–11:30; Students must be 5 years old on or be- from Jasper Arkansas, is a crowd pleasing country band fore August 1 for Kindergarten and 4 years old on or before with Red Dirt and Outlaw country roots. Bring your family, MENU FOR MAY 23–26 CADC Glenwood Senior Activity Center Site Man- August 1 for Pre Kindergarten. For registration bring stu- friends and neighbors, your lawn chairs and blankets and Tuesday, May 24, 2016 … BBQ pork on bun, po- ager Tammy Cogburn and all the participants here at dent along with their birth certiicate, social security card, enjoy some great country music. shot record and physical. Any questions, call 870.356.5702. tato salad, coleslaw & watermelon. the center would like to say THANK-YOU to all the ADVENTURE CAMP Wednesday, May 25, 2016 … Beef patty with area merchants who sponsor the end-of-month door LADY KNIGHT BASKETBALL CAMP Will be hosting a Southwest Arkansas Tour (SWAT) Over- cooked onions, baked sweet potatoes, pears, lemon prize drawings at the center. The sponsors for March Centerpoint Schools has announced the dates and times for night Adventure Camp to be held June 27-30, 2016 for 9 the annual Lady Knight Basketball Camp.The individual bars & wheat roll. KETTLE DAY: brussel sprouts and April were Exxon Tiger Mart, Theresa’s Fash- to 13 year olds. Children will learn about Cossatot River Thursday, May 26, 2016 … Open faced turkey ions, Subway, Fish Nest restaurant, Wrights Food camp for girls entering grades 3-7 will be held June 1-3 State Park, Queen Wilhelmina State Park, Daisy State Park, from 1-4 p.m. The cost for each camper will be $45 and and Crater of Diamonds by participating in crafts, nature sandwich, mashed potatoes & gravy, carrots & but- Center, OK Café, Merle Norman, Little Italy, and each caper will receive a t-shirt. Attendees with a sibling journaling, hikes, snorkeling, kayaking, ishing, and more. terscotch layer dessert. Glenwood Country Club. Sponsors are great!!! And will receive a discounted rate of $40. Organizers ask that The registration fee for the adventure camp is $100.00. This All meals served with skim milk, coffee, tea, we really appreciate your support. camp attendees please send in form by May 23 to assure the fee covers food (10 meals and 8 snacks), ieldtrip fees and ordering of t-shirt, and note that the camp fee will be due 4 days and 3 nights of supervision by park staff. Accepted Week of 05-16-16 by the irst day of camp. For more information, please call forms of payment are cash and check. Credit cards and deb- Coach Bright at (870) 223-1526. it cards will NOT be accepted. If you have any questions OAK GROVE DECORATION please feel free to call us at 870-385-2201 or email shelley. STATEWIDE CLASSIFIEDS The annual Decoration at Oak Grove Church and Cemetery [email protected] or [email protected]. Call Eva or Neil at 1-800-569-8762 to place your ad here! (near Alpine) will be Sunday, May 22. Singing and services RELAY FOR LIFE will start at 10:30 a.m. with Pastor Kevin Moss. 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SUBMITTED PHOTO PLYLER 50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION ... John Wayne and Judy Plyler will celebrate their Golden Anniversary with an open house on May 22 at the Amity Municipal Building from 2-4 p.m. The couple were married May 20, 1966 at Amity Methodist Church. The event will be hosted by their children, Clark and Jamie Plyler, and grandchildren, Presley, Andi and Pete Plyler. Friends and relations are invited to attend, and no girts are requested.

SUBMITTED PHOTO CADDO HILLS ALUM GRADUATES ... Judy Hernandez, daughter of Aaron and Reyna Hernandez of Caddo Gap, graduated Saturday from the University of the Ozarks at Clarksville with a degree in Marketing/Business. Hernandez is a 2012 graduate of Caddo Hills. Springdale disc jockey to emcee Norman event

NORMAN -- Come and join was impressed with NHPP’s ing area and ramp into the irst the music, dancing, and lights accomplishments on renovat- loor of the high school build- on the patio of the old Norman ing the former high school. ing. Donations are a must! High School on Friday, May NHPP Inc. is sponsoring this Guests may also bring their 27, beginning at 8 p.m. event to raise money for a 2/1 lawn chairs if they wish. Re- Music will be “clean” coun- matching grant offered by the freshments will be sold. If the try and rock & roll geared for Arkansas Historic Preservation weather doesn’t permit using all ages – adults, teens, and Program, which will pay for the the patio, the event will be held children. The music system ADA handicap concrete park- in the auditorium. and the light show are com- puterized, while LED lights on a 10 foot truss moving heads’ spotlights adds atmosphere. GLENWOOD HERALD (This is the only one in state to Donny McGuire’s knowledge). 870-356-2111 • [email protected] McGuire has 35 years in www.swarkansasnews.com broadcast and has emceed dances for almost 40 years -- beginning at his school in FLOYD SCANTLING & SON Antlers, OK for his high school WATER WELL DRILLING prom; he returned to emcee his 25th one. Charles Scantling Pumps Sales & Service His genre is the morning ra- Owner State Licenced - Bonded dio – blue shirt, # 1, inviting (870) 867-3655 Mt. Ida Ditch Witch friendly requests. His radio/ (870) 356-4331 Glenwood Ditching Service television career spans Okla- (888) 814-9612 Toll Free homa City, Dallas, and the cur- P.O. Box 605 rent Springdale radio morning Mount Ida, AR drives as deejay morning per- 71957 SUBMITTED PHOTO sonality. He has relatives in the OPTOMETRY GRADUATE ... Mandi Whisenhunt recently received her Doctorate of Optometry degree from the NSU Norman area and emceed the College of Optometry, graduating with honors on May 7. Dr. Whisenhunt is a 2008 graduate of Kirby High memorial service of Jay Upton. Pharmacy & Your Health School. After marrying her fiancee, Dr. Trent Ott, the pair will open a practice in Glenwood. He is all about community and WOODARD DRUG Bryna Criswell, P.D. AUCTIONS ~ RENTALS 356-2193 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Hours: 8:30 A.M.-5:30 P.M. Mon. - Fri. AUCTION May/20/11am Real Estate 1727 Timberlake RD. Hot 8:30 A.M.-12 Noon Sat. Springs 2,000± SF ~ Log Home with Lake Hamilton Access, 210 E. Broadway, Glenwood AUCTION May/21/6pm Bingen Fire Department Benefit AUCTION June/04/9am Building Material, Glenwood AUCTION June 11/10am Broadway 200 Flea Market Commercial Real Estate Historic Building and Inventory, Glenwood Treatments for Cushings Disease AUCTION June/18/10am 13 Tracts Ouachita River Arkadelphia Cushing disease is a direct cause of an abnormally AUCTION June/25/9 am Real Estate & Personal Property New Hope excessive growth by the body’s pituitary gland. The AUCTION July/2/11am Prime Caddo River Home Glenwood pituitary gland is located in the brain and is respon- AUCTION July/9/9am 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath Home, all Personal Property New Hope next 2 will sell from this location as well. W ith sm art managem ent and rem ote-access options,new technology from C arrier sible for producing many hormones. Specii cally with m akes it easier than ever to control your hom es clim a te . C arrier’s energy-effic ie n t AUCTION July/9/10am Real Estate includes Huge Shop & Boat system can h elp reduce utility b ills w ith o u t s a c rific in g c o m fo r t. For m ore com plete Cushings, there is too much production of a stress hor- Storage chain link fenced plus tons of tools, pool table, generator more control and greater peace of m in d , tu rn to th e e x p e r ts a t C a rrie r. mone called cortisol. A moderate amount of cortisol is AUCTION July/9/10am 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath home selling from same location as above Little MO. River Access plus several lots normally released in the body as a response to stressful FOR RENT 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath N.1st Glenwood 500 mo./500 dep. situations, but it is not released all of the time. Symp- FOR RENT 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath Kennedy Rd. 600 mo./600 dep. toms of Cushing include obesity in the waist, round

FowlerAuctioneers.com or call 870-356-4848 193046 For details see face, and fatigue. Nick Fowler CAI If Cushing is caused by taking steroid medications Auctioneer / Realtor such as glucocorticoids, symptoms should stop when 870-356-4848 the steroid is discontinued. In some cases, surgery may be necessary to help severe cases of this disorder when the brain is extensively involved. Some treatments are GLENWOOD available to help reduce the amount of cortisol in the body. Mifepristone may help decrease the effects of HERALD CAL L US TODAY! cortisol on the blood sugars when taken for a short pe- 501-76 7-519 7 o r 501-9 22-9 114 riod of time. Ketoconazole is an antifungal medication that can reduce high levels of cortisol. SUBSCRIBE 870-356-2111 w w w .ca rpen terhea tinga n d a ir.co m 6 COMMUNITY Glenwood Herald • Online at www.swarkansasnews.com • Thursday, May 19, 2016

SUBMITTED PHOTO/Centerpoint School District KNIGHTS SOCCER COMPETES IN STATE PLAYOFFS ... In his final game as a Centerpoint Knight, goalie Mark Partain goes high into the air to retrieve a shot attempt of the Warren Lumberjacks, while (below) the Centerpoint Knights would go all out in their first ever 4A State soccer game at Harrison as (5) Eric Valdez goes up high to pass the ball down field against the Lumberjacks. The Knights would fall in the game 7-1, concluding their highly successful season that was only marred by losses to Mena and Central Arkansas Christian -- the state finalist and semi-finalist respectively -- in the regular season. Centerpoint plays in first state tournament game

HARRISON -- With heavy rain and lighting in several times, scoring their irst goal just a little the early morning hours, Centerpoint’s 2016 State over seven minutes into the game. playoff soccer match at Harrison was set back one Less than a minute later they would score again, hour to allow the ields to become ready for play. setting the Knights with their backs to wall. Following the delay, the Centerpoint Knights Centerpoint would ight back and with less than would take to the ield for their irst ever 4A Statesixty seconds in the half they would score their playoff soccer match against the Warren Lumber- lone goal of the game. jacks. Warren, however, controlled play in the second The Knights struggled to maintain ball control half and coasted to a 7-1 victory to end Center- in the opening minutes of the game only to have point’s season. ind the Lumberjacks challenge their goal-keeper GLENWOOD HERALD 870-356-2111 • [email protected] • www.swarkansasnews.com Delinquent Mark’s Auto Body LLC Paint Body land sale Collision Repair Quality work • Insurance Claims Welcomed set for 115 Palestine Road between Salem & Kirby county Call Mark Ligon 870-356-8583

LITTLE ROCK – A public auction for the sale of tax delin- PUBLIC NOTICE quent land in Pike County will be held Wednesday, June 1, at 2 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF PIKE COUNTY, ARKANSAS p.m. at the Pike County Court- DOMESTIC RELATIONS house, according to John Thur- ston, Arkansas Commissioner Joyce Lynell Serna, Plaintiff of State Lands. Registration will v. Case No. 55DR-16-23-1 begin at 1:30 p.m. Saul Serna, Defendant The Commissioner of State WARNING ORDER Lands offers an online Catalog The defendant, Saul Serna, is hereby warned to appear of Tax Delinquent Lands, which in this Court within 30 days and answer the complaint of the contains the current statutes gov- plaintiff and upon failure of defendant to do so, the complaint erning the sales, auction dates, iled herein will be deemed admitted, entry of judgement by times, location and other perti- default, or otherwise barred from asserting his interest. nent information regarding par- Witness my hand and seal as the Clerk of the Circuit Court cels being offered. The catalog of Pike County, Arkansas, this 4th day of May, 2016. can be found on the Commis- sioner’s website at www.cosl. org, providing current informa- By Angie Strawn, LC Sabrina Williams tion resources about each parcel. “Bidding begins at the amount Pike County Circuit Clerk of taxes and fees that are due (JY:19, 2tc, 105w) on the property,” Thurston said. “Owners of delinquent parcels should remember that they have LENDERMAN ACCOUNTING only 10 business days to redeem their property if it sells at auc- AND TAX SERVICE tion.” Delinquent property owners #2 Caddo Crossing • Suite A may call the ofice at 501-324- Next to Subway • Glenwood 9422 to request a Petition -to Re deem, or they may look up the delinquent parcel on the COSL website and print it from there.

Jason Lenderman • Owner Email -- [email protected] Website -- www.lendermanaccounting.com Monday, Tuesday & Thursday 9:00-4:00 NOW OPEN By apppointment -- Call: (870)356-2410

PIKE & MONTGOMERY COUNTIES A LITTLE BIT OF EVERYTHING: LANGLEY TRADE DAY HEAD START ART, ANTIQUES, JUNK Saturday, Historic Email your health questions to [email protected]. CADC Head Start MAY 28 LANGLEY  3 & 4 Year Olds Q:How can I tell if someone is having  Reading & Writing a stroke? 2016 Gym  Nurturing A stroke occurs when blood F is for face drooping and  Health Screenings A: low to the brain is stopped numbness. When the person  Physical Fitness depriving brain cells of oxygen smiles, is the smile uneven?  Healthy Meals & and causing them to die. A stroke Snacks can afect one’s ability to move, A is for arm weakness and speak, eat, think and remember, numbness. If the person lifts both  Disability Services control bodily functions and arms at the same time, does one  Qualified Teachers manage emotions. Getting to the arm drift downward?  Parent Involvement hospital within three hours of the S is for speech diiculty,  Fun for Families irst symptoms can often prevent including slurred speech. Is the permanent disability. person slurring words or unable Strokes are the ifth leading to repeat a simple sentence? cause of death in the United Pike & Montgomery Counties States, with approximately T means it is time to dial 911. If 130,000 fatalities each year. States someone displays any of these Head Start Early Enrollment in the southeastern U.S., including symptoms, call 911 Arkansas, are often referred to immediately now thru May 25, 2016 as the “stroke belt” for their high — even if the DEBUTING Delight Head Start  621 Cherry  870-379-2270 rates of stroke mortality. symptoms The acronym F.A.S.T. provides go away. LANGLEY FARMERS’ MARKET Glenwood Head Start  947 Lakeshore Drive  870-356-4780 an easy way to identify a Kirby Head Start  2614 Hwy 27 N  870-398-5462 potential stroke. actively booking vendors, for more information call: Mt. Ida Head Start  156 Senior Drive  870-867-3722 356-4728 or 828-9071 Dr. Daniel Knight, M.D., is chairman of Murfreesboro Head Start  120 E. Court Suite B  870-285-3351 the Department of Family and Preventive 9:00 AM-4:00 PM Medicine in the College of Medicine at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences. LAUNA SIMMONS or e-mail [email protected] Applications online @ www.cadc.com • • MURFREESBORO DIAMOND • 40 YEARS OF EXCELLENCE | Online at swarkansasnews.com | 1-870-285-2723 Glenwood Herald • Online at www.swarkansasnews.com • Thur sday, May 19, 2016 COMMUNITY 7

CIS presents ‘Hundred Year Snooze’ to two capacity crowds

BY DIANE KELLY cess (Kaelyn Coulombe), Prince Charming (Ke- tion to the dreaded curse, and the most digniied as no life stirred in the kingdom. Submitted Article, Centerpoint School Dist. lyn Fagan), the king (Christopher Garcia), the court herald (Tyler Long) who kept the kingdom A lively duo of narrators (Jaci Bradford and queen (MaHnia Thao) were all present in this posted on all the current events. Amber Coleman) kept the low of the story in AMITY -- Well, it wasn’t a “cast of thou- come-to-life performance, as well as the Old One of the biggest laughs of the performance perspective. The challenges faced and met by sands”, but it was a cast of a hundred-twenty Grace (Nayeli Sanchez) who terrorized the cel- came when the royal artist (Brayden Bailey) did these young performers will surely secure a life last Thursday night at Centerpoint Intermediate ebration of the birth of the princess by arriving a “face-plant” into the princess’ birthday cake as time of conidence and fond memories. The per- in Amity when fourth and ifth grade students at the castle to place the curse on the infant prin- the entire kingdom fell asleep for the “hundred- formance was under the direction of Centerpoint brought a fairy tale to life before two capacity- cess, and the lovely grace (Abbi Crawford) who year snooze”! music teacher, Diane Kelley. crowd-audiences in their morning and evening did her part to “mix things up a bit”. The royal court and a host of loyal subjects The students also presented an exhibit featur- performances. The cast also included a variety of the most un- carried off the lively action and music which ing their favorite art works of the year. It was With a most extravagant set, in the most regal expected characters. There was the misdirected gave the performance its energy. The magic was undeniable that their art talent is equal to their of costumes, the students performed a musical frog (Jackson Pannell), who was sure he was sup- competed by other students who played the roles superb music and acting talents. The exhibit was comedy version of the timeless fairytale, Sleep- posed to be kissed by the princess, the six wise of spirits of the seasons and the “brambles and presented by Centerpoint art teacher, Heather ing Beauty. sages who were called upon to produce a solu- weeds” who seized the castle for a hundred years Post. Of course, the traditional characters, the prin- Public Notice

THE FOLLOWING LAND, LOTS, PARTS OF LOTS, AND MINERAL RIGHTS RETURNED DELINQUENT IN PIKE COUNTY FOR THE YEAR 2013 TAX WILL BE DEEDED TO THE STATE OF ARKANSAS, IF NOT REDEEMED BY THE OWNERS ON OR BEFORE JUNE 10, 2016. DAILY INTEREST, PENALTY, AND COST WILL BE ADDED. THE AMOUNT OF TAX ONLY IS LISTED BELOW: TO BE DEEDED TO THE STATE OF ARKANSAS Parcel Owner SecTwpRng SchoolDist LegalDescription BaseTax 001-00181-000 WOLFE DONNIE 17-05-23 43 17-05-23 6 Acres PT NW NE 530.24 001-00227-012 HELLER BRUCE L & CRYSTAL R 20-05-23 43 20-05-23 12.4 Acres PT SE NE & PT SW NE 51.51 001-00810-000 JOHNSON MARCELLA A 23-08-23 16 23-08-23 1 Acres PT SW SE NW All that part of the SW1/4 of the 209.54 001-01449-001 KIRKPATRICK STEVIE RAY & COGBURN TINA RENEA 05-05-24 32 05-05-24 2 Acres PT NW SE 98.81 001-01454-000 KIRKPATRICK STEVIE RAY & COGBURN TINA RENEA 05-05-24 32 05-05-24 2.47 Acres PT SW SE 44.44 001-02941-001 LAMB COLBY D 04-09-24 16 04-09-24 0.5 Acres PT SE NE 71.76 001-03053-000 CHURCH CASEY L 09-09-24 16 09-09-24 8.63 Acres PT SE NW 1,023.54 001-03618-000 NELSEN FRED M 35-05-25 32 35-05-25 0.33 Acres PT SE NE Part of the Southeast Quarter of t 152.44 001-03714-000 TIGUE JOE & BRENDA 03-06-25 32 03-06-25 2 Acres PT FRL SW SE 76.60 001-03807-001 CHAMBERS RONNIE 08-06-25 32 08-06-25 6.98 Acres PT SW SW A part of the SW1/4 SW1/4 of Se 25.02 001-03931-003 JOHNSON CHANCE T 11-06-25 32 11-06-25 1.83 Acres PT NW NW A part of the NW NW 11-06-25 52.98 001-04505-000 EPPERLY WAYNE & KELLIE 04-08-25 16 04-08-25 9.75 Acres PT E1/2 NW SE N & W HWY 622.00 001-04586-000 RAYGO INC 08-08-25 16 08-08-25 1 Acres PT W1/2 SW Part of the West Half of the South 55.37 001-05158-000 O'NEAL LARRY DON 08-06-26 32 08-06-26 4.07 Acres PT SW NE Part of the Southwest Quarter of t 500.32 001-05164-000 O'NEAL LARRY DON 08-06-26 32 08-06-26 0.58 Acres PT SW NE 82.72 001-05406-000 REDDEN FLOYD F 08-07-26 16 08-07-26 1 Acres PT SW SW 40.76 001-05425-000 PIKEVILLE INVESTMENTS LLC 11-07-26 16 11-07-26 18.51 Acres PT OF NW NW S OF CO RD247 LESS & 72.08 001-05427-015 HILL SHELLIE 11-07-26 16 11-07-26 1.81 Acres PT S1/2 SE (PT TR 14;TR 15, BEACON HIL 996.74 001-05806-000 BATES THOMAS R & JO 22-08-26 16 22-08-26 7 Acres PT NW NW 152.97 001-05809-000 KILLIAN THOMAS RAY BATES 22-08-26 16 22-08-26 5 Acres PT W1/2 E1/2 NW NW 466.86 001-06015-000 THOMAS ROBERT 01-05-27 32 01-05-27 4.6 Acres S PT SE SE 162.40 001-06368-000 HENRY RAY & DERENDA SIMMONS 18-06-27 02 18-06-27 5.02 Acres PT NE NE 22.22 280-00034-000 EAGLES NEST TRUST 29-07-24 16 Lot 1-6 Block 20 PIKE CITY 29-07-24 0.35 Acres LOTS 1-6 284.40 280-00036-000 WARD CHASE MONROE 29-07-24 16 Lot 23-24 Block 20 PIKE CITY 29-07-24 0.18 Acres LOTS 23-24 1,805.66 280-00074-000 EAGLES NEST TRUST 29-07-24 16 Lot PT 1-5 LOTS 13-18 Block 30 PIKE CITY 29-07-24 0.67 Acres 771.70 290-00008-000 WHITE TED & TERESA 04-06-25 32 Lot 43-48 & 52-54 & Block 1 OZARKIA 04-06-25 0.74 Acres LO 136.34 290-00008-001 WHITE TED & TERESA 04-06-25 32 Lot 37-38 Block 1 OZARKIA 04-06-25 0.2 Acres LOT 37-38 BL 24.52 292-00006-000 RIGDON PAUL 08-06-25 32 Lot TRACT 6 KIRBY LANDING ESTATES - UNRECORDED S 493.30 310-00002-007 WOMACK PATRICA & WILLIAM 03-07-25 16 Lot PT TRACT 2 FUNDERBURK'S SUB-DIV 03-07-25 0.37 Acr 22.15 320-00015-000 HANSON DOUGLAS E & VELINDA POTTS 07-07-25 16 Lot 16 COWHIDE COVE HOME SITES 07-07-25 1.2 Acres LOT 2,177.35 345-00001-000 CARRIGAN/ROUTON LAND CO, INC 07-07-25 16 STONERIDGE POINTE 07-07-25 64.74 Acres S1/2 NE NE; S1/2 1,435.32 345-00012-000 ROUTON JOHN G 07-07-25 16 Lot 12 STONERIDGE POINTE 07-07-25 3.17 Acres LOT 12 Lot 332.25 440-00003-000 STEPHENS DEBORAH K 09-06-26 32 Lot PT 1 LEE TEDDER'S SUB 09-06-26 1 Acres PT NW SE, PT 450.40 750-00031-000 BARTON VERA (HEIRS) 23-08-23 16A Lot PT BLK 93 Block 93 CITY OF ANTOINE 23-08-23 0.55 Acre 902.20 800-00045-002 HILL LISA MICHELLE 19-08-23 16D Lot 5 & 6 Block 1 N ANTIOCH ST, CITY DELIGHT 19-08-23 0.3 882.48 800-00067-000 SHIELDS MAXINE 19-08-23 16D Lot PT TR A J B KELLY'S SUB, CITY DELIGHT 19-08-23 PT T 1,115.66 850-00269-000 TIDWELL MARY ANN 11-05-24 43G Lot PT 1 & 2 Block 3 HIGHLAND ADD, CITY GLENWOOD 11- 83.69 850-00294-000 GONZALES JULIE LEANN 11-05-24 43G Lot 11 & 12 Block 9 HIGHLAND ADD, CITY GLENWOOD 11- 565.65 850-00345-000 ROWTON AL & ANITA 11-05-24 43G Lot PT 9-10 Block 22 HIGHLAND ADD, CITY GLENWOOD 11 152.96 850-00364-002 ZAMORANO JUAN & MARIA G 03-05-24 43G Lot E 75' 5 Block C CRAWFORD'S SUB, CITY GLENWOOD 03 836.94 850-00364-003 ZAMORANO JUAN & MARIA 03-05-24 43G Lot W 80' 6 Block C CRAWFORD'S SUB, CITY GLENWOOD 0 557.96 850-00779-000 STEWART BECKY (HEIRS) 02-05-24 43G Lot PT SE NW UNLOTTED CITY OF GLENWOOD 02-05-24 0. 462.53 850-00801-000 MONTGOMERY PATRICIA A, CRANE LORI & MCDIARMID JODY 02-05-24 43G Lot PT NE SW UNLOTTED CITY OF GLENWOOD 02-05-24 1. 2,249.15 850-00820-000 TIDWELL MARY ANN 02-05-24 43G Lot PT S1/2 SW UNLOTTED CITY OF GLENWOOD 02-05-24 809.89 850-00837-000 TIDWELL MARY ANN 02-05-24 43G Lot PT SE SW UNLOTTED CITY OF GLENWOOD 02-05-24 1. 1,726.17 850-00852-001 TIDWELL MARY ANN 02-05-24 43G Lot PT SE SW UNLOTTED CITY OF GLENWOOD 02-05-24 1. 329.97 850-00876-000 SHATTUCK REALTY TRUST II 02-05-24 43G Lot PT SW SE UNLOTTED CITY OF GLENWOOD 02-05-24 0. 765.75 850-00877-000 SHATTUCK J K LLC 02-05-24 43G Lot PT SW SE UNLOTTED CITY OF GLENWOOD 02-05-24 0. 866.76 850-01234-000 TIDWELL MARY ANN 14-05-24 43G Lot PT NE NW UNLOTTED CITY OF GLENWOOD 14-05-24 8. 40.51 900-00040-001 MAY MINUEN AND MARY 17-08-25 16M Lot IMP ONLY Block 15 ORIG SURVEY, CITY MURFREESBO 58.66 900-00140-001 SCOTT ARIANA 17-08-25 16M Block 59 N1/2 E1/2 W1/2 ORIG SURVEY, CITY MURFREESB 513.68 900-00276-000 EPPERLY WAYNE & KELLIE 08-08-25 16M Lot 59 HARRY STANFORD SUB,CITY M'BORO 08-08-25 0.51 1,017.90 900-00689-000 MCKINNON JERI KAY 17-08-25 16M Lot 6 LOCKEBY'S ADD, CITY M'BORO 17-08-25 0.2 Acres LO 353.80 950-00010-000 PILLOW TAJUANA & GLEN 14-06-26 32D Lot 8 DAISY SCHOOL SUB, CITY DAISY 14-06-26 0.3 Acres L 106.03 950-00103-000 PILLOW TAJUANA & GLEN 14-06-26 32D Lot PT NE NW UNLOTTED CITY OF DAISY 14-06-26 0.51 Ac 769.76 950-00105-000 (DOSTER TERRY & LAURA G) DOSTER FAMILY TRUST 14-06-26 32D Lot PT NW NE UNLOTTED CITY OF DAISY 14-06-26 0.5 Acr 103.44 950-00106-000 (DOSTER TERRY & LAURA G) DOSTER FAMILY TRUST 14-06-26 32D Lot PT NE NW UNLOTTED CITY OF DAISY 14-06-26 0.47 Ac 81.89 950-00107-000 (DOSTER TERRY & LAURA G) DOSTER FAMILY TRUST 14-06-26 32D Lot PT NE NW & PT N UNLOTTED CITY OF DAISY 14-06-26 1,527.46 CHARLIE CALDWELL, COLLECTOR OF PIKE COUNTY --BY CANDI ALLMON, DEPUTY COLLECTOR

WITNESS MY HAND THIS 16 DAY OF MAY, 2016

SANDY CAMPBELL COUNTY CLERK OF PIKE COUNTY 8 A TO Z KIDS NEWS Glenwood Herald • Online at www.swarkansasnews.com• Thursday, May 19, 2016

All AbouT buTTerflieS Butterlies are insects known for their beautiful colors and miraculous metamorphosis from larva into adults. They are members of the insect order Lepidoptera which also includes moths and skip- pers. Moths are insects that resemble butterlies but are not as colorful. They are active mainly at night, while butterlies are active during the day. These insects have tiny scales on their wings which are clear membranes. These scales are so delicate they will rub off if the insect is touched. Over time, sunlight and weather can wear down their scales, and their colors appear less vivid. These amazing creatures are found in all parts of the World, except Antarctica. Metamorphosis, the pro- cess a butterly goes through to transform from larva to a butterly, is one of the oldest in the World, and yet it is still one of the most fascinating. Few animals experience such a transformation. Butter- lies, and other Lepidoptera, have four cycles during their lifespan: the egg phase, the larva phase, the pupa phase, and adulthood (or imago phase). Butterly eggs are laid on leaves or plants; when buTTerflY Word SeArch the eggs hatch, they enter the larva phase and are called caterpillars. During this phase, the insects - Hidden Words: eat great quantities of food to prepare for the metamorphosis. They can often destroy crops and oth er plant life during this phase. When they become full-grown caterpillars, they stop eating and spin Antarctica, Butterly, Caterpillar, a cocoon around themselves called a chrysalis. This marks the beginning of the third stage, and the Chrysalis, Cocoon, Egg, Equator, process of metamorphosis occurs. It can take 10-14 days to complete the transformation. When it Insect, Larva, Lepidoptera, is done, the chrysalis bursts open, and the caterpillar becomes a beautiful butterly. Amazingly, the Membranes, Metamorphosis, entire lifespan of most butterlies is short--only a few weeks for some and as long as 18 months for Monarch, Moth, Phases, Pupa, others. Few live longer than this, so that the process can begin all over again the next Spring! Scales, Skipper, Transformation, Wings

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pt. white; Hayden Sparks, Weyland, AR, 57 pt. brown; Samuel Jeffcoat, Little Rock, AR, 19 pt. brown May 7 – Michelle Nowell, Granbury, TX, 33 pt. white Free speech, with grace May 8 – Larry Underwood, Pottsville, AR, 1.70 ct. white May 10 – Adam Hardin, Murfreesboro, AR, 11 pt. white, 14 pt. yellow BY PASTOR STEVE ELLISON from your mouth, but only such a word as is good for ediication [email protected] according to the need of the moment, so that it will give grace to May 12 – Kenny Mire, Houma, LA, 11 pt. brown; Adam Hardin, Murfreesboro, AR, 4 pt. brown, 10 pt. brown; Adam those who hear.” (NASU) Hardin, Murfreesboro, AR, 4 pt. brown, 10 pt. brown Living in a free society with the ability to speak and write freely We are commanded to make all our speech seasoned with May 13 – Russell Cushman, Ada, OK, 6 pt. white about our opinions and beliefs is a precious thing. Couple that with grace. I am ashamed. living in an age when virtually anyone and everyone has the ability May 14 – Mary Beck, Fort Smith, AR, 8 pt. white; Kim Wolfe, to make himself or herself heard and you have a complex situation. Oak Hill, WV, 10 pt. white; Rusty & Connie Gray, Lesage, WV, 7 There are many advantages as well as some disadvantages to pt. white this reality. My purpose is not to evaluate the situation but rather to Visit www.CraterofDiamondsStatePark.com for a list of more point out the need for some self-regulation. Free kid’s crafts at recent diamond inds. A certain Walmart shopper, with whom I am not acquainted, but I overheard yesterday as she passed by me surely needed some self-regulation of her speech. Certainly all of us from politicians Crater this weekend to pastors to housewives to church members, etc. have a need to BY WAYMON COX GLENWOOD HERALD self-regulate our precious free-speech. I am in favor of free-speech but I am also in favor of the exercise Greetings from Crater of Diamonds State Park! The school 870-356-2111 • [email protected] “I tell you that every of wisdom. Jesus was very straightforward, year is almost over, and now is a great time to explore outdoors and www.swarkansasnews.com careless word that people speak, they shall give an accounting for enjoy the beautiful, mild weather that May brings. This Saturday it in the day of judgment. For by your words you will be justiied, kids ages 12 and younger can mine for real diamonds and make and by your words you will be condemned.” (Matthew 12:36-37, a variety of fun crafts during the Crater’s celebration of Kids to NASU) I shudder when I read that passage. Parks Day. James 3 presents controlling one’s speech as a most dificult The Family Gourmet Buffet Beginning at 10 a.m., participants will make their own colorful 2 (5 oz.) 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Scripture repeatedly invites us to hear the Word of the Lord; we are may require help from an adult or guardian with some crafts. reconciled to God through the confession of our mouth; we teach Kids to Parks Day is a nation-wide day of outdoor play and train and disciple through our speech; we build up and tear Give our kids every organized by National Park Trust. It encourages children to explore chance to get better. down with our speech. There is no chance of sticking with the plan parks and discover science, history, nature, and adventure right in PUT YOUR MONEY of controlling our speech without a healthy respect, awe, and fear their own communities. WHERE THE of our Creator and Judge. For more information, contact Crater of Diamonds State Park “Put away from you a MIRACLES ARE. Proverbs 4:24 is a good place to begin, at 870-285-3113, by email at [email protected], or deceitful mouth And put devious speech far from you.” (NASU) visit www.CraterofDiamondsStatePark.com. We cannot have satisfactory relationships of any kind if we do not Most recent signiicant precipitation: May 16, 2016 keep ourselves from speaking deceitfully. Proverbs 6:12-14 can Diamond inds for the weeks of May 1 & 8, 2016 (100 points JENNIFER LOPEZ lead us into more peaceful lives and reduce our discomfort come ACTRESS, MUSICIAN, = 1 carat): TV PERSONALITY, MOM “A worthless person, a wicked man, Is the one who judgement day, May 1 – Corey Clark, Richmond, KY, 28 pt. yellow; Richard walks with a perverse mouth, Who winks with his eyes, who signals Meador, Midland, AR, 8 pt. brown with his feet, Who points with his ingers; Who with perversity in May 2 – Terry Staggs, Wabash, IN, 52 pt. white his heart continually devises evil, Who spreads strife.” (NASU) May 3 – Jeanene Hardin, Richmond, KY, 5 pt. white; Larry We ought to take this admonition very seriously and heed its & Gretchen McCollum, Hinesville, AR, 75 pt. white, 5 pt. white; warning. 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Make a good living, have fun doing it and you home is quite roomy. he den has a wood burning ireplace and the extra large family room provides J&K, TWO CRAZY can too! I would like for the right person to carry a quaint, cozy feel. Backyard has fencing to provide security for your pet. 26x32 wood frame garage WOMEN, with concrete loor is great area for your hobbies or storage. Tile looring in kitchen, dining and laundry on and will help them learn. Call or come by room makes for easy maintenance. Lots of storage space in handmade oak cabinets. Listing agent - Ed- ESTATE SALE wenna 870-490-1678. $125,000. #H-3957 261 Bearce Circle (870) 867-5046 or (870) 867-7298. I wish for my Mt. Ida regular people to keep coming for I’m here until hurs., Fri., Sat. 10-5 I sell. Tools, deer feeder, Reith R.A.Stanley CHEAP SPOT FOR BUSINESS IN MOUNT IDA, ARKANSAS - Great traic low and daily count. picnic table, yard tools, Easy access from Hwy 270. Building has about 1100 sq.t. with some additional outdoor storage. Build- sofa, chairs, dining, ing has just gone thru some updates. Hard to ind commercial property like this in Mount Ida. Priced FISH DAY at $30,000, but owner said make ofer. #C-3968 kitchen, queen mattress Now Is The Time For Stocking set, household. Every- * Channel Catish * 6-11” Grass Carp one invited. *Bluegill (Regular & Hybrid) * Redear REAL ESTATE SERVICES CONT. HELP WANTED * Largemouth Bass * Black Crappie (If Avail.) EMPTYING THE NEST *Fathead Minnows * Koi (if available) YARD SALE - Fri., 8-5, Sat., FOR SALE - 3 bdrm./ 2ba. 8-2. 3398 Hwy 270W, Pencil doublewide on 5 acres. 479- Farmer’s Tree Service Bluff. Pat Hopper’s house. Farmers Association in Mt Ida, AR To Pre-order call 646-1205. G19-tfc Complete tree service Furniture, exercise equip- Tuesday, May 24th 8 a.m. - 9 a.m. Arkansas Pondstockers * * * ment, dishes, toys, clothes Stump grinding Rich Mountain 1-870-578-9773 LAND FOR SALE - 7.4 acres. (adult all sizes, kids ages 5 Farm & Ranch Feed in Glenwood 4 miles East of Glenwood, AR Senior Citizens & Vets Community College Walk Ups Welcome and 7 boy and girl). Rain or Friday, May 27th 12 noon- 1 p.m. on Baker Rd. Large spring fed Discount Posiion Opening for: shine. If rains will become a pond. $22,200. Call 870-356- garage sale. G20-1tp 3731. G16-6tp Bucket truck • Fully insured Adult Educaion Coordinator FOR SALE NEW * * * We accept credit cards FOR SALE - 15 acres be- CALL: (501)627-6427 Visit www.rmcc.edu FOR SALE tween Glenwood and Bon- under “Employment FOR SALE-Foozeball table nerdale on Sugar Loaf Rd.. Opportuniies” for DEADLINE applicaion with 4 balls good condition. FOR ALL NEWS fenced, pond, paved, water& requirements & FOR SALE - Electric wheel Like new. $150.00 obo. Call electricity. $42,000. 501-627- Storm season is here, you may posiion descripion. chair. Portable, light weight, (870) 867-2316 or (501) 318- ITEMS AND ADS 6427. G17-4tc have hail damage & not know like new, low $ or perhaps free 7176. M20-1tp it. For FREE roof inspection RMCC is an Equal FOR THE GLEN- Opportunity/ to senior, 888-442-3390. tfc * * * or estimate call Greg. FOR SALE-Chest freezer WOOD HERALD Quality work & service after the sale. Airmaive Acion * * * FOR RENT Insituion AA/DFW FOR SALE - Ward Shavings 17 cubic ft good conditon & MCN WILL BE Specializing in new LLC/pine, shavings $1,500 per $150.00. Call (870) 867-2316 construction, reroofs - Qualified women & minorities van load. 870-285-3377. or (501) 318-7176. M20-1tp MONDAYS AT 12 metal or shingles. encouraged to apply G45-tfc Village Apartments 22 years of experience! NOON!! Greg (870) 356-8934 * * * NOW HAS VACANCIES NEW PILLOW TOP MAT- AUTOMOBILES Anything brought TRESS SET! Twin $99, Full in AFTER WANTED: $109, Queen $139 & King deadline will be TRUCK DRIVERS $189! Still in plastic! With FOR SALE - ‘07 Cadillac Warranty! NEW DISCOUNT SRX. Loaded, nav, glass roof, subject to space CDL, Class A RUGS $19.95 & Up! Huge 50K miles, like new. Call KT availabilty. Why Apartment Living? local hauls selection! Affordable Furniture at 501-276-9774. G20-1tc Weigh the Options- Warehouse 2910 South Lake hank you! Dr. 903-276-9354. G6-tfc We have: NO OVERNIGHTS * * * * * * All Electric Energy (870) 356-9997 FOR SALE - ‘07 Lin. Town TRAILER FOR SALE - Car SIG with low miles. Call Eficient Apts. 14’x72’, 2 BR/2 BA, large KT at 501-276-9774. SWEETIE (No Gas bill and lower Electric SUPPORTED LIVING: - Vari- workshop attached, covered G20-1tc carport w/cement slab, in PEAS than most mobile homes) ous work schedules are avail- * * * Wayne Davis Trailer Park, No water bill (included) able now. Will work with 8 Opal #18, $16,000, (870) FOR SALE - ‘10 Ford Edge IS OPEN AT Central Heating & Cooling adults with developmental 828-0342. G20-1tp SEL. Low miles, Like new. JENNI’S Refrigerator & Range disabilities in their home set- * * * Call Lisa at 870-223-1788. Mini-Blinds FOWLER SELF ting, on daily living skills. FOR SALE - The Caddo Hills G20-1tc PLACE! * * * Security Cameras Excellent opportunity for a School District is accepting STORAGE responsible person. All can- applications for a Para-Pro- FOR SALE - ‘16 MKT with Baby, Toddler, Kids Laundry Facility with multiple Units available now!!! didates must be able to pass fessional, Elementary K-6. only 400 miles. Save 10 grand Boutique Clothes, machines Call 870-356-4848. criminal records background For more information, please off new one. Call KT at 501- 4” and 6” hairbows, Convenient Location Check out check, pre-employment drug contact Josh Bright, Elemen- 276-9774. G20-1tc tary Principal, at 870-356- Yeti Mugs, Oakley & 428 Luzerne Street • Mount Ida. fowlerauctioneers.com. test and provide proof of high We provide the yard work, no school diploma or equivalen- 5700 or e-mail jbright@cad- * * * dohills.org. G19-2tc Ray Ban sunglasses, more mowing ! cy. E.O.E. Applications may FOR SALE - ‘15 Lin. MKC. * * * Loaded, nav., glass roof, Beats By Dre. New Call us today at (870) 867-3128 Carrie’s Dog House be completed at HCCC Inc. FOR SALE - ‘84 Chevy Van great luxery SUV. Call or (501) 617-1487 and get & Spa herapy 1577 Hwy. 371 West, Nash- items added on reg- ville, AR 71852.” G31-tfc G20. Has new battery. as is. Lisa at 870-223-1788. started on great Grooming & Boarding $1,500. Call 870-867-2316 or G20-1tc ular basis. Go check 870-867-7871 or 870-867-2076 * * * Apartment Living! PART-TIME CENTER AS- cell 501-318-7176. Deborah * * * it out!! All priced to One Bedroom Apt.-$375.00 “Have them groomed SISTAN I - SUB needed for Appleby. M20-1tp FOR SALE - ‘14 Lincoln MKZ. sell. Two Bedroom Apt.- $475.00. right=Protection Central Arkansas Develop- * * * Seden certified with only 13K Includes: for life” ment Council’s Mount Ida FOR SALE-15’ ft express Jon miles. Call Lisa at 870-223- Located at the Corner 1788. G20-1tc Water, Sewer & Garbage Call for appointment please Senior Activity Center. As- boat 1997 w/25 hp Mercury 4 of Broadway & stroke power trim new carpet Security Deposit is required. to protect our young and sist with preparing & serv- elderly customers. ing meals. Will assist inn the trolling motor, 2 new depth * * * Mountain View Rd. , finders, dilly trailer w/new tires FOR SALE - ‘13 Toyota High- 821 Logan Gap Rd. center where needed on an Tues-Sat. MOVE IN as needed basis with the abil- and hubs. Overall good condi- land 4x4 Limited. Loaded. Mount Ida, AR ity to multi-task, have a valid tion $3900. (870) 490-0251. Call Lisa at 870-223-1788. 870-828-1309 SPECIALS!! Pick up & drop off service Arkansas driver’s license M20-1tp G20-1tc Available NOW! available for Glenwood, Mt.Ida, & with a safe driving record Norman areas. and work in a fast paced en- Glenwood, 2br. apt. vironment. Pre-Employment w/garage. Drug Screening and Criminal Mike’s Background Check required. FORESTRY MULCHER Call 623-980-8636. To download and Employ- G44-tfc Mowing ment Application go to www. UNDERGROWTH cadc.com, Employment Ap- FOR RENT-2br/2ba mobile Mowing plications are retained on file MULCHED UP, SMALL home in Mount Ida with cov- weedeating & bush for (1) one year. You must ered porch. $400 month plus contact HR if application was TREES BRUSH PILED, $375 deposit. (870) 681-0286. hogging previously submitted and you M18-4tp want to be considered for the DIRT WORK, * * * Realiable servic * above position or for more in- HOUSE FOR RENT - In Mt. BUILDING PADS, Ida across from Shoe Factory. 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The following cases were iled in the Pike County Circuit nie Nicole Bufkin, 23 of Murfreesboro; Clerk’s ofice. 5-06—Jeremy Bryan Hill, 35 of Amity and Tina R. Glasspool, 38 of Amity; CRIMINAL: 5-16—Gary Duane Lovejoy, Jr., 41 of Murfreesboro and Cyn- May 10—State of Arkansas vs. Clifton M. Pate, commercial thia Kay Cameron, 50 of Murfreesboro. burglary, theft of property; May 10—State of Arkansas vs. James Murphee, possession of The following were booked into the Pike County Detention controlled substance—Schedule I, II (methamphetamine/cocaine); Facility. possession of a controlled substance with purpose to deliver— May 3: < BOAT RAMP Schedule VI; possession of drug paraphernalia—methamphet- Brian L. Mitchell, 39 of Hope, failure to pay. amine/cocaine; May 4: May 10—State of Arkansas vs. Jonathan Lee Mason, fraudu- Sabrina C. Woodall, 36 of Big Flat, failure to pay; lent use of a credit card or debit card; theft of property. Clara L. Bartlett, 57 of Amity, possession of a controlled sub- Put your boat in the Lake Hamilton at the CIVIL: stance; possession of drug paraphernalia; third degree battery. private boat ramp just to the side of the home. May 12—Rickey Tedder vs. Stephanie Cogburn, et al, quiet May 5: Beautiful 1800± SF, 3 BR~2 BA Custom Built Log Home open title; James A. Murphee, 45 of Amity, possession of controlled sub- floor plan. Built in 2008 of #1 Utah White Spruce logs with wrap May 12—Angela Crocker vs. Little Shamrock Motel LLC, stance—methamphetamine; possession of drug paraphernalia; around porches, flag stone walkway, landscaping, 2 car carport negligence—other; possession of a controlled substance with purpose to deliver. with storage and more. The interior is knotty pine, log and dark stained pine trim. The home has double-hung windows, master May 16—First State Bank vs. Preston W. and Rhonda L. May 6: suite with corner Jacuzzi tub and custom tile walk in shower, Glenn, foreclosure. Brandi J. Stelling, 33 of Murfreesboro, warrant—failure to pay; cedar lined closets and more. Property is just is about 10 min- Chad Bunnell, 38 of Hope, hold—Clark County; utes from Lake Hamilton School and Close to town yet still in a MARRIAGE LICENSE Rashad Bowie, 23 of Gurdon, hold—Clark County; quite low traffic country area great for relaxing or family time. The following have applied for marriage license in the Pike DIRECTIONS From Hwy 70 W. at Lake Hamilton School take Hwy. 227 Sertivious Bedford, 26 of Arkadelphia, hold—Clark County. to Sunshine Grocery Store take a right on Timber Lake go 3.5 miles to County Clerk’s ofice. May 7: Auction location, watch for signs. 5-06—Joshua Aaron Howard, 23 of Murfreesboro and Stepha- REAL ESTATE TERMS: 10% down day of sale in certified funds or Kevin D. Cook, 35 of Hot Springs, hold—Clark County; approved check. Title insurance and warranty deed furnished at closing, Nathaniel S. Gill, 21 of Atlanta, hold—Clark County; closing within 30 days, 10% buyers premium. Agent owned. INSPECTION: Auctioneers will be on site Sunday May 15 2-4 home can Kenneth Wilson, 50 of Malvern, hold—Clark County; be seen by contacting our office to Schedule an appointment. Joshua Baker, 19 of Nashville, minor in possession of alcohol; www.FowlerAuctioneers.com for pictures, documents, directions and more. Auction day announcements take precedence over all. Dylan D. Bailey, 18 of Delight, driving under the inluence; minor in possession of alcohol; Benjamin J. Ruff, 53 of Portsmouth, VA, public intoxication; Pamela K. Ragsdale, 49 of Texarkana, possession of drug para- phernalia; public intoxication; disorderly conduct. May 8: Jim R. Denton, 51 of Delight, warrant—failure to pay; posses- sion of controlled substance up to 4 oz.; Violet A. Borque, 44 of Crawley, LA, public intoxication. S-n-S Tree Service May 9: Robert W. Weaver, 21 of Delight, failure to appear. FULLY INSURED May 10: Shannon Bates, 47 of Glenwood, failure to appear. Free Estimates May 11: John F. Ayers, 19 of Antoine, obstructing governmental opera- Tree Topping tions. Tree Removal FullyStump Insured Grinding • Bucket Truck Sean Jacoby - Owner (870) 828-1442 • (501) 620-0783 GLENWOOD HERALD ESTATE & MOVING SALE Everything Must Go! • Dealers Welcome May 20 & 21 • 8:00am - 5:00pm 1611 Hwy 26 E PUBLIC NOTICE (Approximately 3 mi. from Delight on Murfreesboro Hwy) INVITATION FOR BIDS company with a minimum “A Rating” with A.M. Best Company. Two buildings full of furniture, collectibles, 1. PROJECT: Montgomery County Assisted Living Roof 6. QUALIFICATION OF BIDDERS: shelving, tools, gardening supplies, and much Replacement, 147 Senior Drive, Mount Ida, AR 71957. The roof A successful bidder must be a responsive and responsible bidder. more! is a shingled roof. Bids that in the sole opinion of the Administrator and/or the Montgomery County Nursing Home Board are not responsive 2. INSPECTION: Inspection of the job can be arranged by to the invitation to bids will be rejected. Bids from bidders that contacting Tommy Johnston, Administrator, Montgomery County in the sole opinion of the Administrator and/or the Montgomery Nursing Home: County Nursing Home Board are deemed not to be responsible Address: will not be considered. All bidders will submit with the bid, as a Tommy Johnston prerequisite to consideration of a bid, a Contractor’s Qualiication Administrator Statement (AIA Document A305). Montgomery County Nursing Home All bidders must have current licensing with the Arkansas P.O. Box 1208 (Mailing address) Contractor’s Licensing Board required by ARK. CODE ANN. 741 South Drive (Physical address) § 17-25-101, et. seq. and applicable regulations of the Arkansas Mount Ida, AR 71957 Contractor’s Licensing Board to perform rooing contracts on Telephone: (870) 867-7754 governmental and commercial projects. Proof of the required 3. TIME AND PLACE: Sealed bids will be received until 2:00 licensing will be submitted with the bid as a prerequisite to p.m., Thursday, June 8, 2016. Bids may be delivered in person consideration of a bid. or by mail to the above address for Montgomery County Nursing 7.COMPLIANCE WITH FEDERAL AND STATE LAW Home. Bids will be opened at 3:30 p.m. on June 8, 2016, at the (Minimum Wage) All laborers and mechanics employed by the Nursing Home conference room. contractor and any subcontractors for the project shall be paid at The successful bidder will be notified not later than 5:00 rates not less than the minimum rates for wages in accordance p.m. Wednesday, June 15, 2016. The lowest responsive and with Federal and State minimum wage laws. responsible bidder will be awarded a contract if in the opinion of (Workers Compensation) All laborers and mechanics employed the Montgomery County Nursing Home the best interests of the by the contractor or any subcontractor must be provided coverage Montgomery County Nursing Home would be served thereby. under the Arkansas Workers Compensation laws for injuries A successful bidder will submit a contract agreeable to the or illness arising from the performance of the contract with Administrator, Montgomery County Nursing Home not later than Montgomery County Nursing Home. seven days after being informed of the successful bid. The contract (Veriication of Worker Status) All laborers and mechanics must incorporate by reference the terms of this Invitation for Bids. employed by the contractor or any subcontractor must be either 4. DESCRIPTION: All bids will be for a single Lump Sum citizens of the United States or non-citizens who are legally 2016 VOLUNTEER RESPITE TRAINING payment to be made upon completion of all work. in this country and have the appropriate permissions from the Bidding documents and the written requirements and speciications United States for employment. The contractor will be responsible for the work and materials can be obtained from: for insuring that all laborers and mechanics employed by the Tommy Johnston contractor or any subcontractor are either citizens of the United Free Respite Training for Volunteer Respite Providers, Administrator States or have the appropriate work authorization documents from Family Caregivers, and Community and Faith-based Groups Montgomery County Nursing Home the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement using E-Verify P.O. Box 1208 or requiring presentation of appropriate proofs. An all-day training in Mount Ida, AR 71957 8.LIABILITY INSURANCE Pine Bluff, AR - May 24, 2016 The Contractor must have General Commercial Liability Insurance Jordan and Associates, Architect South Central Center on Aging – with limits or not less than One Million Dollars ($1,000,000.00) 4189 E. Mission Blvd. with Montgomery County Nursing Home as an additional 4747 Dusty Lake Dr., Suite 101, Fayettevile, AR 72703 insured. Proof of insurance must be provided to the Administrator, Pine Bluff, AR 71603 Telephone: (479) 444-9923 Montgomery County Nursing Home, prior to the beginning of Southern Reproductions, Inc. any work. This is a free event, but you must register. 901 w. 7th Street Registration forms available at: Little Rock, AR 72201 9.GENERAL www.choicesinliving.ar.gov/alrc.html Montgomery County Nursing Home reserves the right to reject Submit registration form via mail, fax, or email. 5. BID AND PERFORMANCE BONDS: any or all bids and waive formalities. Bidders may not withdraw For more information, please call (Bid Bond) A Bid Bond must be submitted with all bids in The Choices in Living Resource Center at 1-866-801-3435. their bids within sixty (60) days after the date of the bid opening. the amount of 5.0% of the bid amount and made payable to All bidding processes shall be in accordance with Arkansas law Approved for 7.5 CEUs. | This project is supported, in part, under a grant from the U.S. Department Montgomery County Nursing Home. Bid bonds shall be with of Health and Human Services, Administration on Aging. Grantees undertaking projects under concerning government agency bidding. government sponsorship are encouraged to express freely their fi ndings and conclusions. These an insurance bonding company with a minimum “A Rating, FSC contents, however, do not necessarily represent the policy of the U.S. Department of Health and Small business, minority-owned businesses and women-owned Human Services and endorsement by the Federal Government should not be assumed. VII” with A.M. Best Company. The Bid Bond will be forfeited businesses are encouraged to submit bids. to Montgomery County Nursing Home if a successful bidder fails to execute and deliver a contract as speciied in Paragraph 3 To request further bidding information contact: Subscribe Today above. Tommy Johnston (Performance Bond) Within seven (7) days after the bid date, the Administrator successful bidder shall be required to furnish a 100% Performance Montgomery County Nursing Home GLENWOOD HERALD and Completion Bond and a Labor and Materials Bond equal to P.O. Box 1208 the amount of the bid. Performance and Completion Bonds and Mount Ida, AR 71957 870-356-2111 Labor and Materials Bonds shall be with an insurance bonding (870) 867-7754 MCNH:20-21,w882 12 COMMUNITY Glenwood Herald • Online at www.swarkansasnews.com • Thursday, May 19, 2016 William, Emma named top baby monikers for Arkansas in 2015

WASHINGTON, D.C. -- The Social Security Administration to- day announced the most popular baby names in Arkansas for 2015. William and Emma topped the list. The top ive boys and girls names for 2015 in Arkansas were: Boys: 1) William, 2) Elijah, 3) Mason, 4) Noah, 5) James Girls: 1) Emma, 2) Olivia, 3) Ava, 4) Isabelle, 5) Harper Carolyn W. Colvin, Acting Commissioner of Social Security, an- nounced last week that Noah and Emma were the most popular baby names in the U.S. How does Arkansas compare to the rest of the country? Check out Social Security’s website -- www.socialsecurity. gov-- to see the top national baby names for 2015. Like a name, Social Security is with you through life’s journey. For future parents who need some inspiration and help with nam- ing their baby, Social Security is unveiling a new baby names quiz at Social Security Matters, the agency’s interactive blog located at http://blog.socialsecurity.gov. At the blog, people can ind informa- tion on retirement, disability, and survivors beneits, online services, and much more. As she does each year, Acting Commissioner Colvin encourages everyone to visit the agency’s website, have fun with the baby names list, and create a my Social Security account at www.socialsecurity. gov/myaccount. my Social Security is a personalized online account that people can use beginning in their working years and continuing throughout the time they receive Social Security beneits. In addition to each state’s top baby names, Social Security’s web- site has a list of the 1,000 most popular boys’ and girls’ names for 2015 and offers lists of baby names for each year since 1880. To read about this year’s winner for the biggest jump in popularity and to see how pop culture affects baby names, go to https://www. SUBMITTED PHOTOS/Kelly Dodson ssa.gov/news/press/releases/. KIRBY SOFTBALL MAKES STATE PLAYOFF RUN ... After a successful regular season, the Kirby Lady Trojans entered regional play at Taylor, AR with two The agency began compiling the national baby name list in 1997, wins -- 10-5 over Bradley and 4-0 over Acorn. Despite falling to host Taylor 14-1 in the regional championship game, the Lady Trojans won their - first round game in the state playoffs at Mountain Home by a 5-4 score over South Side. The team lost their second round game 7-0 to Scranton with names dating back to 1880. At the time of a child’s birth, par to finish the season. The Lady Trojan roster includes seniors Kennedy Dodson #13, Alessia Zacheo #11, Brooke Mitchell #21, Taylor Swanson ents supply the name to the agency when applying for a child’s Social #4, Josie Crump #2, Maddie White #3, Christina Tigue #7 and Makayla Shirley #15; juniors Allison Price #6 and Brook Coffman #9; sophomores Security card, thus making Social Security America’s source for the Denise Cogburn #12 and Delaney Dodson #23; and freshman Adrian Baxter #10. The team is coached by Doak Dodson with assistant coaches most popular baby names. Daniel and Darla Crump. Each year, the list reveals the effect of pop-culture on naming trends. This year’s winners for biggest jump in popularity in the Top 1,000 are Alaia and Riaan. Alaia jumped 2,012 spots on the girls’ side to number 664, from number 2,676 in 2014. Perhaps this can be attributed to high fashion designer Azzedine Alaia, or maybe it is because of Alaia Baldwin, the model/daughter of actor Stephen Baldwin. Riaan increased 1,360 spots for the boys, from number 2,286 in 2014 to number 926. Of Indian origin, it is also the name of the young son of a well-known Bollywood actor, Riteish Deshmukh. The second fastest riser for girls was Meilani. If you have ever watched MTV’s “Jersey Shore,” and maybe even if you haven’t, you’ve heard of Jenni “JWoww” Farley. She gave birth to daughter Meilani in 2014. On a different American shore, out in Hawaii, is another well-known Meilani--Bethany Meilani Hamilton, the profes- sional surfer whose story of surviving a shark attack was documented in the movie “Soul Surfer.” For boys, it was Huxley (a brave new comeback for the late sci- ence iction writer?). Some other notable names in the top 10 biggest increase category, and some possible reasons for their newfound popularity: Omari and Jabari for boys. Omari Hardwick is an actor, known for his roles in “Sparkle,” “The A-Team,” and BET Network’s “Be- ing Mary Jane.” He currently stars in “Power,” a popular cable TV series. Jabari Parker is a professional basketball player for the Mil- waukee Bucks. He was the second overall pick in the 2014 NBA draft out of Duke.

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