I Saw It In ... Nashville N The News N THURSDAY • August 9, 2012 • Issue 64 • 1 Section • 12 Pages • In Howard County, Arkansas since 1878 • USPS 371-540 • 75 cents IN BRIEFt THERE’S NO Revival scheduled PLACE LIKE HOME Aug. 12-17

New Genera- Members of the ‘Tollette Nation’ come tion Outreach Ministries will from all quarters for homecoming host a six-day revival Aug. 12- n 17 with health TERRICA HENDRIX Editor talks beginning uenell is surrounded by big, bright lights, movie at 6 p.m. each stars and cameras every day. She has a bubbling night and a personality and a sense of humor like no other. main service Her determination and character has propelled taking place at her to a career with superstar status. She is a 7 p.m. Guest L down home girl who can recite every Earth, speakers for the Wind and Fire song and belt out Al Green tunes such event include as Here I am Baby (come and take me). Luenell is Mary Alice living her dream of acting and entertaining the Moore, of New Life Church in masses. Nashville, Gail “A sidesplitting high wired act without a net…” McClenton, is how Scoop LA describes Luenell and Los Ange- of Open Door les Magazine said she is “…one Ministries in of the top 25 funniest people in Hope, Mash- LA.” celle Whitmore, But sometimes, a girl just of Hope Well wants to come home. This CME in Colum- weekend, Luenell will do just bus and Evan- that. gelist Charlotte Luenell and around 3,000 Robinson, of Dallas, Texas. friends and family members The church is will gather for the long-awaited located at 103 2012 Tollette Homecoming. S. Main St. in The four-day homecoming will Nashville. feature a parade on Saturday morning as well as dinners and gatherings. SWADC to “I get so hyped for home- distribute coming every year,” Tollette na- tive Travis Martin said Wednes- commodities day evening. “It intensifies the love I have for my hometown Southwest Arkansas Devel- and it showcases our town’s his- opment Council tory, the families that come from there, will be distribut- See HOME / Page 6 ing commodi- ties on Wed., Aug. 15 from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. at the Nashville n AT RIGHT: Tollette native Luenell and Senior Adult R&B artist Michel’le (inset) are among the Center, 206 E. 3,000 expected to participate in this year’s Howard, Nash- homecoming. Submitted photos ville. Commodities will be distrib- uted at the Dierks Senior Adult Center, 811 Missouri, from 9 a.m. until MS Fire Chief 1 p.m. Please be prepared to carry your com- modities to your voted out vehicle. For more information, call CHARLES GOODIN On Tuesday, Dunson 845-3586. Managing Editor told the News he was not personally offended by the MINERAL SPRINGS - Fire decision and that he will Dierks senior Chief Budd Dunson was remain a member of the breakfast set voted out of his position department. at a recent meeting of the “There’s a couple of at Kenya’s Mineral Springs Volunteer people that just weren’t Fire Department, Mayor happy with my manage- All members Walter “Sonny” Heatherly of the Dierks ment style,” he said. “But confirmed Monday. senior class of there’s no hard feelings.” 2013 are in- Heatherly said Dunson Dunson said he is proud vited to attend a was removed from the po- of what he was able to senior breakfast sition on a 6-4 split vote accomplish during his ten- Mon., Aug. 20 at conducted via secret ballot ure in the office and looks Kenya’s. Mon., July 23. See CHIEF / Page 6 Breakfast will be served at 7:15 a.m. and will be paid for out of the se- nior class fund. It will be buf- Dierks board approves last fet style with eggs, bacon, sausage, bis- minute staff additions cuits, gravy and DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News a drink. DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY Tabler, who is also a US Senator Mark Pryor discusses the economy Wednesday with Paul Britt and other officials The entire Sports Editor at Tyson Foods. licensed librarian, has class is encour- worked in the Eagletown, aged to attend DIERKS – Three teachers Okla. school district for whether they and two classified person- seven years. She has ex- eat breakfast nel were hired Mon., Aug. or not. There Senator Pryor shares six point plan perience in Kindergarten 6 at a special called school will be a photo through seventh grade. taken at 7:45 DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY point solution for job cre- Pryor stated. board meeting. Leathers graduated this a.m. Sports Editor ation with Rotarians as he The senator also stressed JoAnn Walters Elemen- past spring with Pre-K to The break- discussed his intention to that the government needs tary benefited the most fourth grade teaching cer- fast is a school NASHVILLE – Senator build a stronger America. to enhance America’s trade from the meeting, with two tification and has agreed tradition that al- Mark Pryor sandwiched He stated that the key and export programs as teachers and a cafeteria to pursue certification in lows the seniors a visit with the Nashville was to increase manufac- well. manager being filled. special education. She has to gather for a Rotary Club between tours turing, while leveling the Pryor told the Rotarians Tammy Tabler was hired seven years experience as time of fun and at Husqvarna and Tyson as an elementary teach- a special education aide at fellowship as playing field on a global that the first step is to set Wednesday on his visit to scale. the table for growth. er and Pat Leathers was Lockesburg. they prepare for hired as a special education their last first Nashville. “We should manufacture To do this the govern- Teresa Simmons re- teacher. day of school. Pryor shared his six things in this country,” See PRYOR / Page 6 See STAFF / Page 6 Page 2 THURSDAY August 9, 2012 Opinions The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397

The natural map of the Middle East “Apart from political maps Recently, new Egyptian Presi- of mankind, there are natural dent Mohamed Mursi met maps of mankind. ... One of with Hamas’ Khaled Meshaal the first laws of political sta- bility is to draw your political Pat boundaries along the lines of the natural map of mankind.” Buchanan So wrote H.G. Wells in “What Is Coming: A Forecast Creators of Things to Come After the Syndicate War” in the year of Verdun and the Somme Offensive. In redrawing the map of Eu- at the presidential palace in rope, however, the statesmen Cairo. The Sinai is becoming of Versailles ignored Wells and a no man’s land where terror- parceled out Austrians, Hun- ists plot and Africans cross garians, Germans and other to Israel. nationalities to alien lands to To Israel’s east, there is no divide, punish and weaken the true peace with the Palestin- defeated peoples. ians, and the Jordanian throne So doing they set the table has rarely been shakier. On for a second world war. the Golan Heights, quiet for The Middle East was sliced decades, the future may see up along lines set down in the Syrian troops loyal to a mili- secret Sykes-Picot agreement. tant Sunni regime in Damas- But with the Islamic awaken- cus. Hezbollah sits on Israel’s ing and Arab Spring toppling northern border. Beyond is a regimes, the natural map of Turkey no longer friendly. the Middle East seems now to Israel is blaming the atroc- be asserting itself. ity in Bulgaria, in which Israeli Sunni and Shia align with tourists were massacred, on Sunni and Shia, as Protestants Iran. But neither the Bulgari- and Catholics did in 17th- ans nor the Americans appear century Europe. Ethiopia and to know who did it. And why Sudan split. Mali and Nigeria would the Iranians, who, fol- may be next. While world at- lowing the slaughter, publicly tention is focused on Aleppo denounced such atrocities and when Bashar Assad might against civilians, do it? fall, Syria itself may be about Were an Iranian hand to be to disintegrate p. found in this act of barbarism, In Syria’s northeast, a Kurd- it would give Israel justifica- ish minority of 2 to 3 million tion for an attack, igniting a with ethnic ties to Iraqi Kurd- war in which America could istan and 15 million Kurds in be dragged in. Turkey seems to be dissolv- Why would Iran want a war ing its ties to Damascus. A with the United States when Kurdish nation carved out of that would mean destruction Syria, Iraq, Turkey and Iran of its air force, navy, missile would appear to be a casus force and nuclear program, belli for all four nations. Yet in a crippling blockade and per- any natural map of the world, haps destruction of its vital More scared of history than destined to repeat it there would be a Kurdistan. oil facilities on Kharg Island? The Sunni four-fifths of the Whoever was behind the Traumas suffered by a justice, especially to their de- unity was necessary to pre- the euro isn’t workable and Syrian population seems fated attack on the Israeli tourists society generations ago can scendants, and in 1965, Con- vent a third. that the protracted euro cri- to rise and the Muslim Broth- seems to want a war between still have a negative effect gress rewrote immigration European elites, with mini- sis is the inevitable product erhood to rule, as happened the Jewish state of Israel and centuries later. law to allow large-scale low- of policies that arose from in Egypt. The fall of Assad the Shia state of Iran. This is something Ameri- skill and family-reunification the heartfelt yearning not to and his Shia Alawite minority Who would benefit from Michael would be celebrated by the such a war? cans of a certain age should migration. It was an attempt Barone repeat the horrors of 1914 Sunni across the border in Answer: Al-Qaida, which, have no difficulty under- to atone for a mistake made to 1945. Iraq’s Anbar province, who during the Iraq War, urged standing. Half a century ago, in the wake of war. Creators In looking at both of these would then have a powerful the United States to bomb we had to grapple with a dys- But like most reforms, it Columnist painfully unresolved issues, new ally in any campaign to Iran back to the Stone Age. functional and unjustifiable had unintended consequenc- it seems that a determination recapture Sunni lands lost to An al-Qaida affiliate has also system of legally imposed es. Large-scale immigration not to repeat the mistakes — Iraqi Shia. attacked Israeli vacationers racial segregation. It was came not from Europe, as mal consultation with voters, in some cases, the horrifying With its recent murderous before, at Egyptian resorts on attacks inside Iraq, al-Qaida the Gulf of Aqaba. a legacy of the Civil War a expected, but from Latin created the Common Market, mistakes — of the past has seems to be instigating a new “There is an international century before and of slavery America, especially Mexico, originally a free-trade area, made policymakers and pub- Sunni-Shia war to tear Iraq plot against Gulf states in before that. and also from Asia. The Unit- which became the European lics timid about adjusting to apart. particular and Arab coun- Americans managed to ed States failed to keep illegal Community, in which Brus- changes in the future. The fall of the Alawites tries in general ... to take reform that system, but it immigrants from crossing the sels busybodies override America’s illegal immigra- in Damascus would end the over our fortunes,” says wasn’t easy. Getting rid of land border with Mexico, and national authorities on all tion problem could be allevi- dream of a Shia crescent — Dubai’s chief of police. “I policies that are the respons- Congress rejected a national sorts of domestic legislation ated with identification tech- Iran, Iraq, Syria and Hezbol- had no idea that there is lah — leave Hezbollah iso- this large number of Muslim es to long-ago traumas is a identity card that might have (must fruit be priced by kilo nology that no longer seems lated, and conceivably lead Brotherhood in the Gulf difficult business. prevented illegals from get- rather than pound?). scary. And as the illegal num- to a renewal of Lebanon’s states.” Two current instances, ting jobs. By 2007, we had Not content with this, EC bers seem to be declining, we sectarian and civil war. What is al-Qaida’s goal? one facing America and the 12 million immigrants, and leaders in 1999 launched the could leave that issue aside The losers in all this? Cer- Ignite Sunni-Shia wars and other facing Europe, come to the controversy over what euro, a single currency for 17 and provide more openings tainly Iran, which seems Muslim-Christian clashes mind. Both result from strong to do about them frustrated of the now 27 nations in the for the high-skill immigrants fated to lose its only Arab in Arab states. Draw in the desires to learn from the attempts to rationalize im- European Community. we plainly need. ally, Syria, and its land link Americans to smash Iran. to Hezbollah. And when the Sunni are as- mistakes made in the years migration law. The problem is that a sin- As for the euro, by the That would make Israel a cendant, expel the Americans following World War I — the Now some illegals are gle currency for 17 nations 1990s, it was plain that Ger- winner. But Israel’s situation and Christians, isolate Israel Great War, as it was called returning home, but we still with different fiscal policies many and France were never appears more perilous than and set about creating the ca- at the time — which began have a system that favors ensures that some nations’ going to war again — and it was a decade ago. liphate of Osama bin Laden’s nearly a century ago. extended-family reunifica- economies will overheat and that Brussels bureaucrats In Egypt, the Muslim Broth- dream. The first case involves tion over the high-skill im- produce financial collapse. could never bludgeon or erhood has replaced Hosni If a U.S. war on Iran is good Mubarak, who kept the peace for al-Qaida, how can it be American immigration pol- migrants whom Canada and Eurozone leaders tried to cajole them, much less their in Sinai and the lid on Hamas. good or us? icy. Many Americans were Australia have been favoring prevent that with rules man- Mediterranean neighbors, uneasy about the millions of for years. Decisions made dating harmonious fiscal into following identical eco- immigrants who had flowed years ago leave us with a policy, but allowed cheating nomic or fiscal policies. in from Eastern and Southern dysfunctional immigration from the start. In the meantime, credit The Nashville News Europe in the years after system. 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The News is the oldest active business in Howard County -- Founded in 1878. 320 Hart Senate Office Building district 21 (870) 542-7452 Find us on the Internet at: www.nashvillenews.org Washington, D.C. 20510-0404 senator Larry teague, 102 N. Main St., [email protected] NASHVILLE NEWS • Thursday, August 9, 2012 • Page 3 IN BRIEF Schaal Farmers’ Market to host healthy eating workshop Obituary reunion The Howard County Farmer’s allows people to maintain healthy ingredients that harm our bodies. Sonja Johnson Market will be hosting part two of diets and help cut down on elec- Additionally, Kenisha Davis will Sonja Lea Kick John- its workshop on healthy eating Aug. tricity bills during the hot summer demonstrate how to make kefir, a son, 74, of Nashville, scheduled 10 beginning at 9 a.m. months. Kenisha Davis will provide cultured, enzyme-rich food that died Wednesday, August The Schaal com- The upcoming workshop will a step-by-step tutorial for no-bake anyone can make at home. focus on the health benefits of raw brownies. All you need is kefir grains and 1, 2012. She was born munity will host their July 2, 1938 in Summer- ninth biannual reunion foods and probiotics. More spe- The workshop on raw foods milk. We will also make shakes using cifically, attendees will learn how to will explore tasty treats made with the kefir and fruits from the farmer’s hill, Pa. Aug. 10-12. She is survived by her There will be a meet make kefir and kombucha, both of healthy, local ingredients. Blended market to accompany delicious, which are foods widely known for ingredients will produce healthy nutritious, no-bake brownies. children, Tammy Wil- and greet from 6-7 liams, James Johnson, p.m. Friday night with their probiotic qualities. You might milkshakes and snack foods that To learn more about kefir and be surprised to learn that raw foods provide essential vitamins and kombucha before the workshop, Billy Ray Johnson, and a program to be held Sandra Larue Johnson; at Tabernacle CME taste just as good as cooked foods. minerals and probiotics without visit realfoodrecipes4all.blogspot. sisters and brothers, church to follow. Being able to make raw-food meals the unhealthy fats and processing com. A picnic will be held Thomas Kick and Billy Saturday at 2 p.m. at Kick, both of Jamestown, Cottonshed Pavilion. Pa., John Kick and Mat- The Sunday morn- thew Kick, both of Por- ing service will be held tage, Pa., Donald Kick of at Bright Star Baptist ‘If you see something, do something,’ state Wilmore, Pa., and April Church at 11 a.m. Patterson of Big Springs, officials warn as hot temperatures persist Texas; 11 grandchildren; and two great-grandchil- LITTLE R OCK - The car, even if the windows are and heat-related illness may you can. Ice, a cold bath, and dren. MS Elementary Arkansas Department of cracked open. develop. The following heat wet sheets are recommended Funeral services will registration set Health (ADH), the Arkan- * Remind yourself that a disorders are progressive until medical help arrives. be held at 2 p.m. Thurs- sas Department of Human child is in the car by keep- and should be attended to Those who work, exercise, day Aug. 9, at Union The Mineral Springs Services(DHS) and the Ar- ing a stuffed animal in the immediately: or participate in strenuous Grove Baptist in Blevins. Elementary Registra- kansas State Police Crimes car seat. When the child is * Heat cramps. These are activity, such as football Burial will be in Union tion and Open House Against Children Division buckled in, place the stuffed prolonged muscle pains that practice, for an hour or more Grove Cemetery, under for preschool through are teaming up to urge Ar- animal in the front with the result from severe salt and during intense heat may lose the direction of Latimer sixth grades will be kansans to intervene if they driver. magnesium depletion due to or sweat up to two quarts Funeral Home, Nash- held Aug. 16 from 8 should see children who may * When leaving your car, heavy sweating. Treatment of water. If you must pursue ville. a.m. until 3:30 p.m. be at risk because they have check to be sure everyone includes salt replacement, intense activity during hot You may send an on- This year’s theme been left in a car during hot is out of the car. Do not over- cooling down and gentle weather, follow these safety line sympathy message is, “Doing things right; weather. look any children who have massage. tips. at www.latimerfuneral- walking in the light.” “It only takes a few min- fallen asleep in the car. * Heat exhaustion. This * Drink plenty of water; home.com. Returning students utes for a child to be in * Look in the backseat is the most common illness fluid replacement is crucial will register in their serious danger in this heat,” every time you leave the car, caused by heat and often to avoid heat risks. Drink classrooms and said Captain Ron Stayton, even when you aren’t carry- occurs while the person is more water than usual before Laura Sieveka students new to the Commander of the Arkansas ing a child with you. working outside or attending exercising or working in the Laura Merrell Sieve- district will need to State Police Crimes Against Dirk Haselow, MD, PhD, outside events in extremely heat. ka, 90, of Leonardtown, register in the elemen- Children Division. “We’re director for the Infectious hot, humid weather. The Schedule breaks with fluid Maryland, formerly of tary office. asking folks who see some- Disease branch, ADH, said victim may complain of weak- replacement. If you are el- Nashville, died Saturday, thing, to do something by “Everyone is vulnerable ness and feel faint. Other derly or taking medication, August 4, 2012. She was calling for help.” when the temperatures and symptoms include dizziness, ask your doctor about fluid born Oct. 17, 1921 in State agencies are joining humidity stay so high for so nausea, headache and con- intake recommendations. Nashville. First together to prevent more long, not just children. fusion. The person should * Schedule your strenuous She is survived by a tragedies like the ones the “We are especially con- be moved to a cooler place, activity during the coolest Providence to state already has seen this cerned for the elderly, the and wet cloths applied for time of the day. son, Edwin Sieveka of host pastor year and encourage anyone very young, anyone with a cooling down. Fluid and salt * Monitor how you feel. Valley Lee, Md.; and a who witnesses a child left chronic disease and anyone should be replaced. Depend- Watch for feelings of weak- sister, Mary Ladenburg anniversary in an unattended vehicle to who has been left in an un-air ing on the severity of the ness, confusion and rapid Nashville. call 9-1-1 or their nearest law conditioned car in this heat,” illness, hospitalization and breathing. Funeral services will First Providence enforcement agency. Haselow said. intravenous fluid replace- If you have difficulty main- be held at 10 a.m. Fri- Outreach Ministry will Even in cool tempera- Hot temperatures and ment may be necessary. This taining your regular pace, day, Aug. 10, at Latimer host a fifth anniver- tures, cars can heat up to high humidity are a danger- condition usually comes just slow down. Funeral Home Chapel, sary for their pastor, dangerous temperatures ous mix that contributes to before heat stroke. * Wear a broad spectrum Nashville. Vastor Cooper and his very quickly, according to illness and death each year. * Heat stroke (also called sunscreen of SPF 15 or higher Burial will be in Coun- wife and co-pastor, the Centers for Disease Con- Seventeen Arkansans died sunstroke). This is a life- to protect skin from sun- ty Line Cemetery, under Margaret Cooper. trol and Prevention (CDC). due to heat-related illness threatening condition in burns and skin cancer. the direction of Latimer The anniversary will Rolling windows down slight- in 2011. On average, there which the victim’s temper- Elderly people should Funeral Home, Nash- be held Aug. 17-19 with ly also isn’t a guarantee of are 400 heat-related deaths ature-control system stops avoid staying indoors during ville. services starting at 7 safety. Interior temperatures a year in the U.S. working. Sweating is inef- heat waves without using air The family will re- p.m. on the Friday and can still rise almost 20 de- While the elderly, peo- fective or stops completely, conditioning. ceive friends from 6-8 Saturday and at 3 p.m. grees Fahrenheit within the ple with health problems, and the body’s temperature More than half of the 700 p.m. Thursday at the fu- Sunday. first 10 minutes. and very young children can rise so high that the heat-related deaths in the neral home. Pastor Jarred Anyone left inside a ve- are the most vulnerable, nervous system, the brain 1995 Chicago heat wave You may send an on- Dawsey will be the hicle is at risk for serious heat can affect anyone— and other organs can be dam- could have been prevented line sympathy message speaker Aug. 17, heat-related illnesses or even even strong, healthy ath- aged permanently. Death with an air conditioner in at www.latimerfuneral- Minister Pam Kelly will death. Children who are left letes can be stricken. Our may occur if the body is not the home, according to a home.com. be the speaker Aug. unattended in parked cars bodies are cooled primarily cooled quickly. The symp- published study. If you can- 18, and Pastor Donald are at greatest risk for heat by losing heat through the toms of heat stroke include not afford an air conditioner Vaughn will speak stroke, and possibly death. skin and perspiration with sudden high fever, dry skin, for your home, spend more Maggie Maroon Sunday. When traveling, remember evaporation. When our core delirium, convulsions and time in other air conditioned Maggie Lois Maroon, to: body heat gain exceeds the seizures. Heat stroke is a environments. * Never leave infants, chil- amount we can get rid of the medical emergency—call 911 For more information visit 93, of Nashville, died dren or pets in a parked body’s natural defense fails and cool the person as fast as www.healthy.arkansas.gov. Wednesday, August 8, Dierks 2012. She was born May Elementary 27, 1919 in Nashville. She is survived by a to host daughter-in-law, Nancy Jo Morris of Nashville; parental two grandchildren; and Senior program enters phase two ive great-grandchildren. involvement Graveside services meeting next will be held at 10 a.m. The Nashville Police contact officer for this in the right direction. Identification Bracelet / Saturday, Aug. 11, in An- Department is now mov- program. We will be making Captain Willis has been S.O.S. Program. We hope to tioch Cemetery in Nash- week ing into the second part of home visits this week and successfully running this launch this program some- ville, with Bro. David Thurs., Aug. 16, at the Senior Operation Safe- gathering the necessary in- program for the Bossier time in September. guard Program (S.O.S.). formation from interested Parish Sheriff’s Office for If you would like to sign Blase oficiating, under 6 p.m., Jo Ann Walters direction of Latimer Fu- Elementary will be This week we will be seniors to get this program approximately 10 years up or know someone who visiting people who have started. and has a passion for help- might benefit from the neral Home, Nashville. hosting the annual Visitation will be held parental involvement shown interest in the Tele- Captain Carlene Willis ing senior citizens. S.O.S. Program, please phone Reassurance Pro- (retired) of the Bossier Par- The Nashville Police call the Nashville Police from 6-8 p.m. Friday at meeting for all elemen- the funeral home. tary parents in the gram. ish Sheriff’s Department is Department is still gath- Department at 845-3434. Officer Casey Parker here and she will be help- ering names of people There is no charge for this You may send an on- school gym. line sympathy message At this time par- with the Nashville Police ing us jumpstart this pro- with Alzheimer / Dementia program and there is no at www.latimerfuneral- ents will be presented Department will be the gram to ensure it is headed that may benefit from the deadline to sign up. information regard- home.com. ing opportunities for involvement, changes in education laws, and student/parental Blood drive scheduled Tuesday rights under Title 1. All parents are encour- Puzzle Answers aged to attend. LifeShare Blood Centers will host a blood rolling up their sleeves and donating blood. Getting Duped Sudoku Solution #2620-D Immediately follow- drive at Walmart in Nashville Tues., Aug. 21 The blood collected will stay in the commu- T A R S I S A R A H C P L 5 1 2 4 7 6 8 3 9 ing this meeting, the from 2 p.m. until 6:30 p.m. on the bloodmo- nity so you can easily be saving a friend, next U N I O N A M O C O H I E T O M T W O T I M E S O P A 4 3 8 5 9 2 1 7 6 elementary teachers bile with a goal of 20+ units. door neighbor or even possibly your own life! U N S O A K E D S T A P E S 7 9 6 8 1 3 4 5 2 will be available in Each year, 4.5 million fellow Americans LifeShare Blood Centers is the sole pro- R I D E X E R T D E N U D E P A R S E C 1 8 9 6 4 5 3 2 7 their rooms. come within inches of their lives due to un- vider of blood products to your area hospital I R O N S R A V E S H M S All students and foreseen medical emergencies. The single *16-year-olds can now donate with pa- B I R D C O V E N P O O P 6 4 3 7 2 8 9 1 5 most important factor of their survival is rental consent (they must meet eligibility S E E W A V E R C I E R A parents are invited to P A I R E D P O N D E R 2 7 5 9 3 1 6 4 8 come and meet with the availability of blood at their time of im- requirements) A G E N T D E N 8 6 4 3 5 7 2 9 1 the teachers at this mediate need. *ID is required (must have first & last name F R A N C S P A S S A B L E T O T H U S H D O U B L E D 9 5 1 2 8 4 7 6 3 time. Classes will be The goal can only be accomplished by ask- with picture) E V E E E L E D L E O N E 3 2 7 1 6 9 5 8 4 open until 7. ing the Nashville community to join them in *there is no age cap R E D S T O N Y T E T O N © 2009 Hometown Content Page 4 THURSDAY August 9, 2012 Home & Family The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 CLOWNING AROUND FOR JESUS ‘Flower’ live at Midway Baptist Church Aug. 17, 18

n Fri., Aug. 17, “Flower” will read a Bible bean’s Voyager of the Seas in pact Award for her impact on January 2011. people and the art of Christian story at Midway Baptist Church in con- She has taught clown min- clowning. Ojunction with the church’s back to school istry classes at the Okanagan “Sharing God’s Love event. The Friday event will at 6 p.m. with hot Summer School of the Arts in Through Laughter - A Guide Penticton, Canada and has To Christian Clowning” is the dogs and the Bible story will follow at 7 p.m. been an adjunct professor at title of Brenda’s book. The Crafts for children through the sixth grade will Arlington Baptist College in purpose of the book is to start at 8 p.m. Arlington, Texas. She taught encourage others to find the classes at the clown ministry unique ministry God has given conference, Joey to the World, and to share it with the world On Sat., Aug. 18, Bible story COAI, including two terms as the first eight years of it’s around them! Her second time with Flower will begin at 9 the first woman president. She existence in Houston, Texas book is “in the works” and will and 11 a.m. and breakfast will has also served on the Board and served on Joey’s Steering be released some time this be served at 10 a.m. Parents of Directors of the Texas Clown Committee. She has taught at year. “Something So Ridicu- and children are welcomed to Association and the Cowtown the Missouri Baptist Show Me lous – Ever Changing Ways to attend the events. Clowns. Clowns ministry conference. Present a Never Changing Mes- Brenda “Sam” Marshall In the fall of 1991, Flower She has also taught at various sage” will be a continuation of has been clowning around joined seventeen other clowns clown conventions and clown ideas and routines that clowns as “Flower” since 1981. Her from all over the United States gatherings around the country. can use to share the gospel pastor needed a clown for to become Citizen Ambas- She has been involved as with children of all ages. Vacation Bible School, so she sadors to Poland, Russia the Clown Coordinator and Brenda traveled again to donned a borrowed costume and Hungary. They visited a performer in the Circus of China in March of 2002. She and truly “grotesque” make- children’s hospitals, nursing the King, a Christian circus, and her friend Phyllis “Daisy” up and proceeded to be bit- homes, orphanages, schools, where many have responded Sheffield performed in public ten by the clown bug! Four circus training facilities and to the gospel presented in a schools in the city of Xian and years and not much growth four circus performances in unique way. several mountain villages in later, she decided if she was Warsaw, Moscow and Buda- She has won awards in both Southwest China. They were going to do this seriously, she pest. state and international clown the first people from outside needed to learn to do it right. She worked with the Uni- competition in the make-up, of China to visit one of the She enrolled in a clown class versity of Wisconsin teaching paradeability and skit catego- schools! taught by a former European Clown Camp on the Road ries. In 1995 she received the In the summers of 2002 circus clown at the local junior and taught various aspects of Ceslee Conkling Award given and 2004, Brenda attended college. From that class, she clowning for eight years at the by the Cowtown Clowns, Al- the Ultimate Clown School in became involved in the local University in LaCrosse and two ley #135. In 1996, She was New York City, produced by clown alley where the growth years at Medicine Hat College awarded the Ambassador of the New York Goofs. The in- FLOWER process began. in Alberta, Canada. In January Clowning award by the Texas structors at the school are tal- In the following years she of 1995, Flower taught clown- Clown Association. ented and well-known clowns has performed at birthday par- ing and directed the clown In December of 1995, Flower and artists who have been U.S. and they keep Brenda on in January of 2010 with clown ties, company picnics, grand competition for the Third and her friends Gator and involved in the art for many the road many weekends of friends, Pickles and Flo, to min- openings, parades, hospitals, Annual International Clown MeMe Happy performed years. the year. She is also on staff ister to children at Bless India, nursing homes and various Cruise aboard Carnival’s M.S. twelve shows in six different In May of 2004, Brenda for the Mooseburger Clown King’s Kids (another children’s church activities including Jubilee to the Mexican Riviera. cities in the country of Ghana, and her husband traveled to Arts Camp, a week-long camp home), churches, schools and Vacation Bible Schools and In 1998, she hosted the Fifth West Africa. They were in Roatan, Honduras and Flower for clowns that takes place in the home for children with camps in Texas and several Annual International Clown Ghana at the invitation of performed in public schools Buffalo, MN each summer. She AIDS. January of 2011 found other states. Cruise aboard Carnival’s M.S. Senna Tagboto, the owner on the island. They were has been a staff member for Maizy and Flower making a Flower is a member of the Sensation to the eastern Carib- and publisher of PLAYPEN, invited by and worked with several years at TNT Univer- third trip to Bless India with Cowtown Clowns, Alley #135, bean and in 1999, she taught LTD., a Ghanian magazine for the orphanage associated sity in Toccoa, GA, a week-long three new clowns, Bonehead, and a life member of both the clown classes and performed children. with Child Sponsorship Inter- camp for clowns focusing on Christopher and Zoe. And Texas Clown Association and aboard the M.S. Imagination to In May of 1999 Brenda was national. ministry. January of 2012 brought our Clowns of America Interna- the western Caribbean. Most the leader of the second People In September of 2005, Bren- After volunteering as Flow- fourth annual trip to minister tional. She served ten years recently, she was the clown to People International Clown da traveled to Singapore to er for eleven years at Chil- to the children in southern on the Board of Directors of instructor aboard Royal Carib- Delegation on a ten day trip teach clowning at a conference dren’s Medical Center Dallas, India with Flower, Maizy, Bone- to three cities in China. The of children’s ministry work- Brenda, known as “Dr. Abby head and Zoe. seven clown delegates from ers. The attendees came from Normal”, became one of the Brenda has also been a across the United States met India, Indonesia, Malaysia, co-founders of the “Funnyat- speaker at ladies retreats for with fellow performers and Hong Kong, Philippines and rics” program, a therapeutic several churches over the NASHVILLE exchanged performance ideas Singapore. clown unit within the hospital. years, both in and out of clown and comedy concepts. They Brenda and “Flower” have Clown “doctors,” in teams of make-up. She also sings as a DANCE were also given the opportu- become regular instructors two, visit children five days a part of her presentations. nity to perform for children in for Creative Ministry Solutions week in clinics, ER, ICU, patient Brenda has been married kindergartens in Beijing and Puppet Festivals (formerly rooms, etc. The clowns in the to Patrick Marshall since ACADEMY Guangzhou, and the Children’s One Way Street), Fellowship program work to assist medi- 1972. They have two daugh- is now accepting registration Palace in Shanghai. of Christian Clown Seminars cal personnel with humor as a ters, Lacy, who is married to November of 1999 brought and Bring Them In Children’s tool to promote health for the Trey Ford, and Laura, who for the 2012-2013 dance new honors, as Brenda re- Ministry Conferences. These children, their families and the is married to Lance Tippett. season. We will have our ceived the Clown Ministry Im- events take place around the hospital staff. Their first grandchild, Eli Brenda traveled with a mis- Tanner Ford, was born in open house registration on sion team to Coinbatore and August of 2000, grandson #2, Friday, August 17th, 2012 at the dance studio Chennai, India in November Micah Reece Ford arrived in of 2008. Sandy “Maizy” Keph- November of 2002 and grand- from 11 A.M. to 6 P.M. art and Flower clowned for son #3, Noah Marshall Tip- We offer Ballet, Tap, Jazz, two weeks in neighborhoods, pett arrived in May of 2007. schools, churches and at the Their first granddaughter, Hip Hop, and Gymnastics. Bless India Children’s Home Sadie Beth Tippett, arrived in For more information call Stacy Furr at 870-200-1118 which was founded to provide March of 2010. The Marshalls # 52 Southpark Shopping Center Center a home for children, many have lived in North Richland (Next฀to฀Subway)฀•฀200-1118฀(local฀number) of whom were orphaned by Hills for over thirty-four years the tsunami of 2004. Flower and are currently members of and Maizy returned to India North Park Baptist Church.

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Homecoming.” The comedienne was Oakland Ensemble Theatre. Williams American Hustle” appearances include “The Luenell will be the grand born in Tollette and at the According to Luenell’s have created an almost cult- Middle” and “Always Sunny HOME marshal and will not disap- age of 10, caught the acting website, she is “best known like following.” In Philadelphia.” From Page 1 point music fans with her bug after seeing the plays for her controversial role Luenell has wrapped Luenell will appear in entertainment selection of South Pacific and Ain’t as the in the blockbuster up filming: “I Hate You Seattle, Wa., on Sept. 21 at Michel’le (See related story S’posed to Die a Natural comedy of 2006, ‘Borat.’” Dad” with Adam Sandler Benaroya Hall and on Sept. and our greatest asset, our on page 9). Death. She enrolled in Luenell is recognized by and Leighton Meester, and 29 at the Artisphere in Ar- people.” At the last homecom- theatre classes at the grade both mainstream and urban “Think Like a Man” with lington, Va. The 33-year-old attorney ing, Luenell had soul school level and continued sectors of the population. Arielle Kebell and Meagan The Tollette Homecom- and businessman has music icon, Lenny Williams, to study through college Her two-year tour and Good. ing parade will begin at 10 “never missed a Tollette swoon R&B music lovers. and cut her teeth at the DVD appearances in “Katt Some of her television a.m. Sat., Aug. 11.

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long time employee of the Fellowship Missionary hold until November, when Dierks School District, work- the group holds its annual STAFF ing at both campuses before CHIEF regular election. From Page 1 retiring earlier this year. Baptist Church to From Page 1 Hostetler said Wednes- The board also hired Anna day he is unsure whether Willis as a part time custo- hold area-wide youth he will seek to maintain the signed as the elementary dian. forward to continuing his post and that his primary cafeteria manager Monday The board voted to add service to the city as a regu- focus is on maintaining the night and the board voted to 10 days to the contracts of service Aug. 18 lar fireman. department’s day-to-day hire Michelle Stinnett to fill Bobby Neal and Michela “I think I brought us in operations. the position. Young. The two have recently Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church will host an compliance with as many “I just stepped up as the Simmons has worked for received new job descrip- area-wide youth service Sat., Aug. 18 at 7 p.m. regulations as I could and official chief for now,” he seven years as a cook in tions as the school attempts Everyone is invited to come and be a part of the we never got anybody hurt,” said. the DeQueen school district to remove a segregation of youth led service, which will feature special music he explained while reflecting It was unclear at press and was the substitute caf- duties audit finding. and a message by Scott Kitchens. on his term. “That, to me, is time whether members of the eteria manager last year at Superintendent Donny There will be snacks and a time of fellowship fol- something to be proud of.” Cottonshed division of the DeQueen. Davis explained that the lowing the service. Assistant Chief Chris fire department were present The high school campus new job description moved The church is located approximately five miles Hostetler, who has also at the meeting where voting filled one teaching position both employees up on the east of Dierks on Highway 278. served as fire chief in the took place. by rehiring Pat Bissell to classified job scale, making For more information call Dewayne Holloway at past, was promoted to in- Mineral Springs absorbed teach seventh and eighth the increase in their contract (501) 539-2689. terim chief during the same the Cottonshed department grade English. Bissell was a necessary. meeting, a position he will earlier this year.

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CECIL ANDERSON | Nashville News Jalen Whitmore of Nashville charges toward an opposing lineman as the Scrappers run through a set of drills this week. Preseason action coming soon DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY ball teams to their fans. The to participate in a jamboree. Sports Editor cheer squads and bands will They will see action against As the season approaches, also be featured. Dumas and Barton. fans will get a glimpse at what They will play in a ben- The 2012 season will be- their teams will have to offer efit game against El Dorado gin Aug. 31 with two teams at a variety of benefit games Thurs., Aug. 23 on the SAU on the road and one at and activities over the next campus in Magnolia. home. two weeks. Dierks will have a Nashville will open the Nashville will host their Blue&White scrimmage game season at Hope, while Dier- annual Back to School Bash Thurs., Aug. 16 and they will ks will travel to Centerpoint. Fri., Aug. 17 at Scrapper host Mountain Pine in a ben- Mineral Springs will host Stadium. The event will in- efit game Mon., Aug. 20. the lone home game with troduce the junior high and Mineral Springs will travel Fouke coming to town to senior high Scrapper foot- to England Thurs., Aug. 23 face the Hornets.

NASHVILLE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY Celebrating 15 Years of Biblical Education Ministry DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News Beginning this fall, Nashville Christian Academy will Tyler Narens stretches out a sore muscle after being tackled by a fellow Dierks Outlaw during be proudly offering Alpha Omega Publications curricula. practice this week. Having a 30 year track record, AOP is a Christian publish- ing company that provides quality, Bible-based curricula for students in preschool through 12th grade. Register now for fall classes. AOP Vision: “Changing education for the glory of God” AOP Mission: “Educate, inspire, and change lives.” AOP Statement of Faith: • We believe that both the Old and New Testaments are the inspired Word of God, revealing the three Persons of the Godhead: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. • We believe in the incarnation and virgin birth of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ as true God and true man. • We believe that man was created in God’s image, but is separated from God by sin. • We believe that man is redeemed by grace through faith in Christ’s vicarious atonement for sins, the shedding of His blood on the Cross. • We believe that the gift of eternal life is available to all men, that those who receive Christ by t UACCH, I have been given all the support I need to faith are regenerated by the Holy Spirit and thereby become children of God. Abecome a successful respiratory therapist. From my advisor, • We believe in the bodily resurrection of Christ, His imminent return, and the resurrection of to admissions and financial aid, to everyone in between, I have His people. received help in every step along my educational journey. Nashville Christian Academy fully agrees with AOP’s Vision, Mission and Statement of Faith and is excited about the Biblical education opportunities which can be offered through Chelsie - Respiratory Therapy Alpha Omega Publications. Check AOP out further on their website (www.aop.com) and then call Kellyjo Oge @ 870-557-1083 to register and for more information. Call 870-777-5722 today or visit Nashville Christian Academy • Mission: “Fostering Hearts and Minds in Christ.” PreK2/PreK3 • K4/Kindergarten • 1st-6th grade www.uacch.edu to view course schedules. Nashville Christian Academy admits students of any race, color & national or ethnic origin Page 8 THURSDAY August 9, 2012 Dierks The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 Scenes from the 40th Annual Pine Tree Festival

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TERRICA HENDRIX Michel’le released her videos for the singles from In 1997 Michel’le re- soon. nia’ Figures, Vincent Miller, Editor self-titled debut album in the album. She also toured leased her second album The Tollette Second Donnie Ray and Sharon 1989 – which was produced throughout the United titled “Hung Jury” in which Annual Blues Show will be Rose. Gates open at 6 p.m. TOLLETTE – R&B power- by Dr. Dre. Kingdom in support of the she released the hit “Hang held Sat., Aug. 11 at the Tol- Pre-sale tickets are $12.50 ful vocalist, Michel’le, who The album gave Michel’le album.” Time.” lette City Park. or $15 at the gate. Bring topped the charts with hits her first hits including “She is known for her In 2003, she appeared on Gates will open at 6 and your own lawn chairs. such as “No More Lies” and “Nicety.” squeaky, child like speaking the Dysfunktional Family presale tickets are $12.50 For more information, “Something in My Heart,” According to her web- voice, which is a startling Soundtrack. and $15.00 at the gate. call Ronnie Green at 870- will perform Saturday eve- site, the album sold more contrast to her strong Currently, Michel’le is in Performers include Rich- 557-4020, Lois Hendrix ning in Tollette, according than 1.5 million copies vocals,” according to her the studio working on her ard Hooker, Baby Boy, Rue at 870-557-5135 or Calvin to Tollette native, Luenell. and “generated two music werbsite. new project to be released Davis, Chimney Rock, Ren- Walker at 870-557-0666.

The Tollette Nation CECIL ANDERSON News Intern Live at Midway Baptist Church The anticipation of the Tollette reunion is building in the Nashville, AR, August 17th and 18th small community. The reunion is set in August to reunite the peoples of Tollette. Friday August 17th - hot dogs at 6:00 pm The celebration will be grand and a spectacular display Bible Story by “Flower” at 7:00 pm of Tollette hospitality. Crafts 8:00 pm till 8:45 In the mid 1800’s Tollette was known as the Backland Township. Then in 1891, the town was forever changed by for children through 6th grade Stanford J.W. Tollette. Stanford Tollette came to the Black- Saturday land Township in the mid 1800’s from Virginia. In 1891 he appealed to the United States Postal service to establish a August 18th F post office in Tollette and he became the first postmaster. Bible Story Tollette would become the catalyst for the advances made time with L in Tollette. CECIL HARRIS | Nashville News In 1900, he and his wife sod the land that Tollette’s school Tollette Mayor Catherine Thomas presents the Key to the City “Flower” O would be founded, and School District number 79 was to Frankye Geraldine (Jerri) Tollette Charles, national president, At 9:00 am formed. Then in 1901 they would sell the land that Pleasant Wednesday evening. W Hill Baptist Church would be built on. TERRICA HENDRIX National President of the and at 11:00 Education would be Tollette’s primary concern at the Editor Tollette Homecoming Asso- am E turn of the century. The Howard County Training School ciation since 1992. was formed in Tollette. TOLLETTE - Mayor Cath- Other members of the breakfast to R The Howard County Training School in 1913 was a simple erine Thomas presented the 2012 Tollette Homecoming be served at two room school. By 1933 the school expanded and improved Key to the City to Frankye Association include: Chester enough that the first graduations was held for those graduat- Geraldine (Jerri) Tollette Cheatham, local president; 10:00 am ing from the twelfth grade. Agriculture was the main focus Charles during the Tollette Hazel McGee, secretary; Mar- Parents and of the school. Homecoming meet and greet tha Hendrix, treasurer; Ru- The school was so agriculturally focused that in 1935 over festivities Wednesday eve- fus Newton, Carolyn Green, children 3000 cans of various vegetables and fruits were caned, and ning. Margie Green, Veronica welcome! around 1600 cows were vaccinated. Frankye “Jerri” Charles Cheatham, Nicole Pearson, All of these operations were worked through Howard was born in Tollette to Gerald Brenda Porter, Jo Stewart, Al- County Trade School and founded by New Deal money. Then and Sophronia Tollette. She is vin Stewart, Deborah Miller, HOWARD COUNTY CHILDREN’S CENTER in 1936 the school was destroyed by fire. the oldest of seven children Charles Green, Linda Miller, FULL TIME POSITION at SUPERVISED APARTMENTS Mt. Zion Church preformed as a makeshift school until a and the oldest grandchild of Erma Stewart and Addie Apartment Manager - Will be working with adults who have new school was rebuilt in 1938 with W.A.P. money. developmental disabilities. Will work on the following skills: Frank and Betty Tollette. Ramsey. laundry, cooking, shopping, housekeeping, money management, The school served as a primary education center for Tol- She has served as the grooming and socialization. Work schedule includes over-night lette until the closed many years later and students started stays. Exact hours will be discussed during the interview. Ex- to attend either Saratoga or Mineral Springs Schools. 3 Temporary job openings Hook Ranch, LLC. in Welsh, LA cellent opportunity for a responsible person. In 1972 the city was formally incorporated, and in 1978 9/15/2012 to 6/30/2013. General worker needed for cattle, pasture, rice All candidates must be able to pass criminal records back- the City of Tollette received the deed to the land where the and ryegrass farm. Help plant, fertilize and harvest. Manually clean, ground check, pre-employment drug test and provide proof of tear down and erect miles of fence. Hauling and feeding hay, assist in high school diploma or equiv. E.O.E. Please, No Phone Calls. old school stands on. Since the incorporation the city has calving, clean stalls, water and feed, assist with gates, count heads and Applications may be completed at HCCC Inc., 1577 Hwy 371 gained paved roads and street lamps. brand. Field prep includes manual shovel work and hoeing of weeds, West, Nashville, AR 71852. Along with education, worship is an important part of spot spraying treatments and general farm labor. Load and unload Tollette’s history. The Tollette Church of God gathered trucks. Help repair and maintain barn, buildings, cattle, corrals, equip., farm, fences, ields, levees, pastures, roads, shed, shop, and water enough attendance that in 1933 and was purchased to build troughs. Worker must be able to lift/carry 70 lbs. Allergies to ragweed, a permanent home for the congregation. goldenrod, insect spray and related chemicals, etc. may affect workers’ HOWARD COUNTY A Church was constructed in 1933. In 1975 a new church ability to perform the job. Employer may require post hire, random, upon suspicion or post accident drug testing, all at no cost to employee. FARMER’S MARKET building was constructed on the same property as the old Job includes stooping, lifting and working outside in inclement weath- one. er. Must have 3 mo exp in job offered. All tools furnished at no cost. Register for free Tollette has a history larger than its city limits and longer $9.30 hourly. Housing provided for all workers who cannot reasonably basket of produce than all of its paved streets put together. return to their permanent residence daily. Guaranteed ¾ contract begin- ning with worker date of arrival .If applicable, Transp & subsistence to be given away Religion and education have been Tollette’s main focus exp to worksite provided/paid by employer by 50% of contract, rtn at over the years. completion of contract. Apply/Send resumes for this job at the nearest every Friday. Although education has been outsourced to other towns, local SWA @ 700 South Elm, Hope, AR 71801 ph 870-777-3421 using LA JO# 423615 Washington St (between 7 a.m. till sold out the education in God still remains a staple of the God-fearing Howard & Hempstead) WIC APPROVED town of Tollette. For all your insurance needs Expected At The Market Jan-Eze Plating, Inc. watermelon, peaches, okra, squash, hot peppers and Home, Car, Commercial 100 Mission Drive Call Howard County Insurance Nashville, AR 71852 bells, eggs, potted herbs, stone-ground cornmeal DEMO: Kenisha Davis will be presenting Healthy Food Alternatives, Part HAS IMMEDIATE OPENING FOR: SUPERVISOR II, focusing on the health beneits of raw foods and probiotics. Come down and enjoy some sample tasty treats! Learn how to make your own probiotics Howard County Insurance Responsibilities will include: training employees, (a cultured food which contains the “good” bacteria which ights the ‘”bad” planning, assigning and directing production work, bacteria in your body, and therefore keeps you healthy). 870-845-5800 appraising performance and resolving problems. 691 HWY 27 S Bypass • Nashville, AR Supervisory experience necessary. (Located behind Southern Belle Inn & Western Sizzlin) License #23019 Apply in person from 7:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Monday - Friday Temple-Inland st or e-mail resume to [email protected] A Business of International Paper Where customers come 1 ! Equal Opportunity Employer Temple Inland, Hope Particleboard has an opening for an experienced multi craft maintenance technician. Successful candidates must have 7+ years of experience in an industrial/manufacturing setting, preferably as a   millwright. Mechanic is expected to have at least one ~Live on Location~ primary craft and at least one secondary craft including  recognized skills as millwright, steel welding, alloy  welding, and pipe itting and rigging.  Consideration for employment will require successful completion of a Career Readiness Certiicate at the gold  level in Reading for Information, Applied Technology, Locating Information, and Math. In addition this person must be able to work an 8 and 12 hour rotating shift, available for call out as needed and successful completion   of background check and drug test   Applications will be accepted at the Arkansas  Workforce Center in Hope at 700 South Elm Street.  A resume’ of your work experience is required.  Deadline to apply is August 10th, 2012   Temple Inland is an EEO/M/F/D/V Employer  Page 10 • Thursday, August 9, 2012 • NASHVILLE NEWS

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CECIL ANDERSON News Intern t seems that the tears of the displaced families hadn’t had time to soak into the Arkansas soil when the construction Iof the Southwest Proving Grounds began. On July 15, 1941, offices were set up in Hope High School to begin the process of constructing the proving grounds. Hope High became a makeshift office for employ- ment. In the first three days over 100 people were hired just as staff to hire more people. This staff consisted of stenographers, typists and a few guards. It was estimat- ed that the overall project would employ roughly 4,000. Every day, thousands came to Hope seeking em- ployment. Originally, the office was to only hire those in the five local counties that it serviced - Hempstead, Howard, Nevada, Clark, and Lafayette. Some of the people seek- ing employment were not from those counties. Often, these people were in such a great need of work that they would provide false ad- dresses to obtain a Job. A two-page spread from the spring 1986 edition of the Hempstead County Historical Society Journal details plans for the southwest Arkansas proving grounds. Locals were to receive all the jobs, and most of the jobs were awarded to locals. By reported that 834 employees tractors are tearing 50-foot when the bulldozing teams There were plans made in ing ground gates were open August 1, 1941, construction had been hired. The Hope streets straight through the reached a home, they would September of 1941 to have to the public for two short was under way. The Hope Star Star also reported that “...big woods.” The paper said that demolish it and sell it off for a opening celebration, but hours. The locals got to scrap. Along with the level- on December 7, 1941 the see the product of their tax ing of the local terrain, the entire nation stopped as the dollars and months of con- frames of the six buildings first reports of the attack on struction. were all ready erected. Pearl Harbor poured through Around 1,250 cars with After the August 1 report, the radio and into American around 6,250 people passed the construction was put into hearts. The monster of the through the gates. No one hyper speed. By August 23, American war machine had was allowed to leave their 90 percent of the temporary been awoken. cars while on the proving construction was complete. On December 8, 1941, the grounds. In less than two months, on United States of America None of the great battles September 27, the Southwest went to war. The Southwest in World War II would see proving grounds recorded Proving Grounds construc- anything equal to the bom- over 1,000,000 man hours tion project was accelerated bardment that this land in on the project. The progress once again. All ideas of a cel- Southwest Arkansas was was so rapid that by October ebration were thrown aside. about to experience. 11, testing facilities were un- Construction was slowing der construction. The first down as it became near concrete for the nation’s completion. The majority of third largest airport was workers had left by February See next hursday’s News poured on October 21, 1941. 18, 1942, and testing on the for the conclusion of our The final construction was to Southwest Proving Grounds series on the southwest be completed by the spring began in March of 1942. Arkansas proving grounds. of 1942. On April 5, 1942, the prov-

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