The Nashville News THURSDAY • May 23, 2013 • Issue 41 • 2 Sections • 16 Pages • In Howard County, Arkansas since 1878 • USPS 371-540 • 75 cents

IN BRIEFt Nashville man arrested for negligent homicide Lynch to TERRICA HENDRIX Cecil and Mary a ditch, according to reports. The ported by Pafford EMS to Wadley Editor Harris, of Nashville, accident occurred around 4:27 p.m. Regional Medical Center in Hope perform were killed when at 901 N. Hervey in front of Super 1 where they died from their injuries. HOPE – Andrew Whitaker, 24, of a white pick-up Foods. The Hope Fire Department Cecil Harris, 74, was a photographer tomorrow Nashville, has been arrested on two truck – driven by had to extricate the couple from for the Nashville News for more than counts of negligent homicide in the Whitaker - travel- their Honda Accord. HopePrescott. 40 years. Mary Harris was 66 and night deaths of Cecil and Mary Harris. WHITAKER ing south, bumped com reported that witnesses said was employed at Latimer Funeral Howard County Sheriff’s Deputies into a Chevy Tahoe “Whitaker’s pickup was driving at a Home as office manager for 20 years. Rising arrested Whitaker Tuesday on the country music and spun out of control crashing into high rate of speed in the center turn Whitaker remains in the Hemp- star Dustin Hope Police Department warrant their Honda Accord that was headed lane when he struck another vehicle stead County Detention Center Lynch will kick after an ongoing investigation into north. The pick-up then went off and then the Harris’ car.” where he awaits his first appearance off this year’s the Dec. 15, 2012 fatal accident. the east side of the roadway into Cecil and Mary Harris were trans- in circuit court. Dinosaur Festi- val Friday with a concert at the Nashville City Park. Steel: State grant The show monies could help will begin at 6 p.m. with the fund demolition of Adam Craig Band, followed old hospital building by the Lynch performance CHARLES GOODIN at 7:30. Gates Managing Editor for the event open at 4:30. Tickets are NASHVILLE - State grant $20 for adults funds could account for up to and $8 for $250,000 of the cost to remove children ages asbestos and other hazardous 4-10. materials from the old hospital The festival building, State Rep. Nate Steel will continue told Howard County Justices Saturday with of the Peace Monday. a softball Steel made the statement tournament as part of an address on the featuring 40 teams. Parks potential alternatives to al- and Recre- lowing a Dallas-based sal- ation Director vage company to take over Nikki Cherry the building and surrounding said the tour- property. Local realtor Kirk nament will be Bell made a presentation on the largest in behalf of the Dallas firm at park history. last month’s meeting, telling COURTESY PHOTO | Arkansas State Police Arkansas State Police Director Stan Witt and Arkansas Governor Mike Beebe present Nashville resident, Pete JPs that the company would Shoffner Penney, with the Trooper of the Year award Tuesday. likely subdivide the property resigns amid into residential units once the extortion building was removed. allegations That news didn’t set well with some members of the See HOSPITAL / Page 8 Arkansas TROOPER OF THE YEAR Treasurer Mar- tha Shoffner has resigned. Shoffner, 68, Nashville’s Pete Penney receives award was arrested at her home at annual State Police awards ceremony School board in Newport on Saturday debates change by the FBI TERRICA HENDRIX on extortion Editor to firearm policy charges. The agency rkansas State Trooper D.E. RAy said in federal Corporal Pete Penney, News Staff court Monday A38, of Nashville was morning that NASHVILLE- There was Shoffner’s ar- honored by Governor Mike some heated discussion rest followed Beebe and presented with during the Nashville school a meeting at the Arkansas State Police her home with board’s regular monthly meet- a confidential Trooper of the Year Award ing Monday night regarding a informant who Tuesday during the de- proposed alteration to the dis- delivered a partment’s annual awards trict’s no tolerance policy con- payment of cerning firearms on campus. $6,000 she had ceremony. He was also The proposed change, rec- demanded. presented the department’s ommended by the Arkansas If convicted, Medal of Valor. School Board Association, Shoffner faces “It means a lot to receive the would allow the administra- not more than SUBMITTED PHOTO | Nashville News top award from the state police tion the option of not seeking 20 years in for the year…I just hate the way I Penney is pictured with Thornton and Turner after the ceremony. prison and up the expulsion of a student if Penney radioed for assistance at of the department and contin- to a $250,000 got it,” Penney said Wednesday. they “legitimately brought a fine, or both Penney’s recognition stems which time the suspect returned ues to serve the department weapon on campus by acci- followed by from the March 23, 2012 traffic to his car. As Corporal Penney assigned to the Highway Patrol dent,” according to Superin- not more than stop involving a suspected drunk approached the car, the suspect Division. tendent Doug Graham. 3 years super- driver along U.S. Highway 278, reached out holding a white In October 2012, Penney was Board president Monica vised release. north of Ozan. plastic bag which contained a re- one of six law enforcement offi- Clark was visibly upset by the -SW Arkansas Radio After a field sobriety test, volver and fired into the troop- cers recognized for providing ex- proposed change and voiced Penney attempted to arrest Her- er’s abdomen. Corporal Penney ceptional service and was named strong opposition. Board mem- man Lee White, 66, who resisted was able to return fire from his the District 4 Arkansas Officer of ber Mark Canaday said that he NJHS and began to fight – according service weapon, wounding the the Year by Arkansas Attorney himself had forgotten a firearm seeking to police reports. “After several suspect,” the Arkansas State General Dustin McDaniel for his unsecured in a vehicle before. minutes of attempting to gain Police said via press release. actions during the 2012 incident. Clark responded, “Then you’re donations control of the suspect Corporal Penney is a nine-year veteran See TROOPER / Page 8 See POLICy / Page 8 for tornado victims Nashville Dead fish investigated Junior High is The Arkansas Game and Volcanos at NES collecting do- Fish Commission is investi- nations for the Nashville Elementary fourth gating the death of hundreds victims of a grade students gathered around deadly tornado of crappie in the De Queen the basketball court yesterday in Moore, Okla- Lake. afternoon to participate in a homa. Anyone Erick Breckman of the Ar- volcano science project. Students wishing to kansas Game and Fish in- had to construct a volcano and donate to the formed Ray that preliminary create an eruption. Principal Paul Tollette, along with countless effort should test results have revealed parents and teachers, gave a bring items to bacteria on the gills of the fish countdown for the eruption. the foyer area and they have discovered the Pictured: Jerry Hernandez, 11, at the junior bacteria along the banks of Juan Moreno, 10, and Fernando high school. the lake. Rosas, 10, have a great time The trailer Breckman also stated that watching their volcanoes erupt. carrying the they would continue to do The young men said the science materials will experiment was fun and that depart from other test. Residents started noticing the dead fish around they had wonderful time learning the school about volcanoes. Their homeroom the first of the month. at 8:30 a.m teacher is Janet Jamison. tomorrow. - SW Arkansas Radio Staff photo by Terrica Hendrix 2 Editorial Thursday, May 23, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397

Undoing the brainwashing

This time of year, as college students return home for the summer, many parents may notice how many politically correct ideas they have acquired on cam- pus. Some of those parents may wonder how they can undo some of the brainwashing that has become so common in what are supposed to be institutions of higher learning. The strategy used by General Douglas MacAr- Thomas thur so successfully in the Pacific during World Sowell War II can be useful in Creators this very different kind of battle. General MacAr- Syndicate thur won his victories while minimizing his casualties — something that is also desirable in clashes of ideas within the family. Instead of fighting the Japanese for every island stronghold as the Americans advanced toward Japan, MacArthur sent his troops into battle for only those islands that were strategically crucial. In the same spirit, parents who want to bring their brainwashed offspring back to reality need not try to combat every crazy idea they picked up from their politically correct professors. Just demolishing a few crucial beliefs, and exposing what nonsense they Florence, Italy is seen from Fiesole. The large church the center of the photo is the Duomo Gothic cathedral. The tall are, can deal a blow to the general credibility of the building near the church is the Campanile Bell tower which one can climb if he feels like going up 413 steps, 50 fewer professorial pied pipers. than the Duomo Dome. For example, if the student has been led to join the crusade for more gun control, and thinks that the reason the British have lower murder rates than Americans have is because the Brits have tighter gun Ease of transportation a draw to Florence control laws, just give him or her a copy of the book "Guns and Violence" by Joyce Lee Malcolm. As the facts in that book demolish the gun control FLORENCE, ITALY - One Ages. This effectively froze propaganda fed to students by their professors, that of the reasons that my Siena in time. can create a healthy skepticism about other profes- wife, Dawn, wisely chose We had a marvelous sorial propaganda. Florence as homebase for overnight stay in Siena. There are other books that can likewise demolish a month-long stay in Italy is We stayed in the Athena other politically correct beliefs that prevail on cam- the city’s central location Hotel and the staff was flu- puses. My own recent book, "Intellectuals and Race," has innumerable documented facts that expose the in the Tuscany Region and ent in English, helpful and fallacies in most of what is said about racial issues in its superb transportation friendly. There are a lot most college classrooms. system. of college students there For those students who have bought the campus Florence, or Firenze as and not as many tourists party line on Third World nations, the classic study the Italians call it, is lo- as Pisa. of that subject is "Equality, the Third World, and cated about an hour and a board buses. You can be Lucca and spent the morn- We did however get Economic Delusion" by the late P.T. half by train north of Rome. fined for failure to do this. ing and had a delicious caught in a torrential rain- Bauer of the London School of Economics. He From here you can travel We failed to validate on lunch there followed by a storm at the exact time we made a veritable demolition derby of most of what by rail or bus or rent a car the train trip from Florence bus ride to Pisa, home of were looking for the return has been said in politically correct circles about the and visit any number of bus to Florence. It was relationship between rich and poor countries. to Lucca and when the con- the famous leaning tower, smaller towns with historic pouring rain and there was For those students who have been conditioned ductor checked our tick- and then rode a train back to regard the welfare state as the solution to social and artistic charm. ets, we had to resort to our to Florence. bolt lightning and crackling problems, there is no book that exposes the actual After spending two ``stupid Americano’’ act. Pisa is the more famous thunder. We got on the human consequences of the welfare state more weeks in Florence we took He apparently felt sorry of the two cities, but given wrong bus at first but on poignantly than "Life at the Bottom" by British physi- our first baby steps outside for us and let us go with the choice I would rather second try found the right cian Theodore Dalrymple. He has worked in both of the city by visiting the a stern warning. Speaking spend time in Lucca. It is one and made it back to low-income neighborhoods and in prisons, so he has tiny town of Fiesole, just Italian he gave us a lecture far more interesting than Florence wetter but wiser seen it all. 30 minutes by bus. Since which of course we could Pisa, and not as touristy. for the experience. Although Britain is the setting for "Life at the Bot- Florence is in a valley and not understand. I felt he Lucca has a wall around Italy is truly a great tom," Americans will recognize very similar patterns Fiesole is in the mountains, was scolding us more for the city dating to Roman country to visit. Italians for here. Problems found in low-income black ghettoes Fiesole is where the Ro- the most part are friendly, in the United States are found in low-income white the sake of the elderly Ital- times. One can rent bicy- mans and the Etruscans helpful people. I just love neighborhoods in Britain, where none of the usual ian woman sitting across cles and do the three-mile excuses about racism, slavery, etc., apply. The only and the Florentines of days from us who was giving us ride which is exactly what to hear and watch Italians thing that is the same in both countries is the welfare gone by went to escape the disapproving looks. we hope to do in a return talk to each other. Their state and its poisonous ideology. stifling heat. For the most part Dawn visit. language is so expressive If your student has been led to believe that "com- A word about traveling and I are using travel writer A great place for an and musical. Even when prehensive immigration reform" — amnesty, in plain on trains and buses in Rick Steves’ guidebook to overnight stay is Siena, they are scolding each English — is the only way to go, a devastating book Italy. One has to buy the Florence and the Tuscany a city with a population other it is fun to watch. titled "Mexifornia," by Victor Davis Hanson, introduc- ticket and then validate it, Region as our guide. Steves of about 60,000 south of The food here is cheap es some cold, factual reality into a subject usually which stamps a date on it. suggested a good way to Florence. This medieval and delicious and the discussed in sweeping and lofty rhetoric. You validate your ticket by spend the day would be city was once a rival of transportation system, A book that offers a choice between the island- inserting it into a machine validation notwithstand- hopping strategy that General MacArthur used in the to visit Pisa and Lucca in Florence but the Black which can be found in train ing, is easy to understand. Pacific and the all-out assault across a broad front one trip. Death wiped out half of the that was used by the Allied armies in Europe is titled and bus stations or on So we took a train to population in the Middle Ciao! "The New Leviathan." It has thirteen penetrating articles by leading authorities on such subjects as national security, ObamaCare, environmentalism, election frauds and more. LETTERS Those parents who want to follow the MacArthur strategy can recommend reading one, or a few, of these articles, while those who want to follow the strategy of attacking all across a broad front can rec- ommend that their student read the whole book. Cancer society celebrates birthday However the battle is fought, what is most impor- tant is that the battle be fought, since the young are the future, and the propaganda of today can become Dear Editor, contributed to a 20 percent de- and we lost almost every patient the government policies of tomorrow. As the official sponsor of birth- cline in cancer death rates in the to the disease. But we know that days, the American Cancer Soci- U.S. since the early 1990s, meaning cancer thrives on silence and ety knows how important every nearly 1.2 million lives were saved complacency. Progress comes birthday can be. That means the during that time. when we speak out, when we The Nashville News American Cancer Society here The American Cancer Society has make noise. Our 100th birthday in Howard County wants to see played a role in nearly every cancer is not a time to rest; it’s a time to USPS 371-540 P.O. Box 297 more and more people surviving research breakthrough in recent get loud and make this cancer’s 418 N. Main St. Nashville, AR 71852 cancer and celebrating more and history; helped lead a 50 percent last century. Telephone (870) 845-2010 more birthdays. 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James “JB” Tollett, 83, “50” year Mason, May 22 Lon “Babe” Young, 75, Briar Shipping Foreman, May 20 James “JB” Tollett, age 83, a resident nie of Tulsa, Oklahoma and David Tollett Lon (Babe) Young, 75, of Nashville, Sara (Haynes) Young of Nashville; his of Newhope, Arkansas, died Wednesday, and Mary of Jacksonville, Florida; one passed away on Monday, May 20, 2013 in children, Billy Shofner of Nashville, Todd May 22, 2013, at Dierks Health daughter Dorothea Tollett-Mays Nashville. He was born on June Young and wife, Marcie of An- and Rehab Center. of Borger, Texas; six grandchil- 6, 1937 in Dierks, Arkansas, the drews, Texas, Tammy Bowden He was born August 20, dren, Brandon Tollett, Rachel son of the late Carl Young and and husband Duane of Nash- 1929, in Athens, Arkansas to the Tollett-Becker, Phillip Tollett, Dora (Barnes) Young. ville, and Karen Shofner of Little late William Alcaney and Bertie Julia Tollett-Tosh, Hunter Mays Lon graduated Dierks High Rock; ive grandchildren, who Mae Pate-Tollett. He was raised and Colton Mays; four great- School where he made All- were his pride and joy, Brooke in a Christian home with eight grandchildren, Kira, Liberty, State in football his senior year. and Brady Bowden, Nick, Noah, sisters and brothers. As a young Michael, and Maria; one sister He attended SAU college. He and Noelle Young; one sister, man his family migrated to Ft. and brother-in-law, Ruby and worked for almost two years for Jean Runge and husband, Bob of Worth in hopes of inding work. Dur- CD “Red” Bishop of Borger, Texas and thea FBI in Washington, DC. He retired Hurst, Texas; and one sister-in-law, Helen ing this time the family opened a small host of nieces, nephews and cousins. after 33 years from Briar Plant as a ship- Young of DeQueen; and a host of nieces, café, where he worked part time, along Honoring his life as pallbearers will ping foreman. He enjoyed coaching Little nephews, and special friends also mourn with his full time job. Later JB settled inbe Dennis Tollett, Terry McQuary, Da- League baseball. One of his favorite past his passing. Borger, Texas, where he became a heavy vid White, Frank Horner, Royce Pate and times was “wheeling and dealing” in the Services will be on Thursday, May 23, equipment operator, and a member of the Robert Tollett. cattle business. He was an avid sport’s fan, 2013 at 10:00 a.m. at the Immanuel Bap- Union. Honorary pallbearers will be Lowell whether watching them on tv or support- tist Church in Nashville with Bro. Billy JB was a long time Mason and member Tollett, Emmitt White, Roy Coleman and ing the local teams. For the last several Dawson and Bro Glen Green oficiating. of the Buffalo Gap Masonic Lodge #484 Billy Davis. years, he spent many hours playing cards Burial to follow in Restland Memorial in Langley, Arkansas. He had received his Funeral Services for Mr. Tollett will be and dominoes at the Senior Citizens Cen- Park under the direction of Latimer Fu- 50 year pin several years ago. held 2:00 p.m., Saturday, May 25, 2013, ter. He was a member of Immanuel Baptist neral Home, Nashville. He was preceded in death by two broth- in the Bissell Chapel Church with Larry Church. Visitation will be on Wednesday, May ers, Ardoth “AD” Tollett and Odell Tol- Davis oficiating. Burial will follow in the In addition to his parents, he was pre- 22, 2013 from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. at the fu- lett, who passed away as a child; and iveBissell Chapel Cemetery, under the direc- ceded in death by two brothers, Carl Ju- neral home. sisters, Polly Goltrey, Vera Boker, Janettetion of Wilkerson Funeral Home in Dierks. nior Young and Doyle “Bunk” Young. You may send an online sympathy mes- Moser, Hazel Horton, and Eunice Mae The family will receive friends from He is survived by his wife of 47 years, sage at www.latimerfuneralhome.com. Tollett who also passed away as a child. 6:00-8:00 p.m., Friday, May 24th at the He is survived by his wife of 44 years, funeral home in Dierks. Doretta Driggers-Tollett; two sons and You may register on-line at www.wilk- Brack Combs Donnie Copeland daughters-in-law, James Tollett and Mela- ersonfuneralhomes.com Brack (Coal Miner) Donnie Lynn Copeland, 60, of Humphrey, Arkansas, Combs, age 88 of passed away Monday, May 20, 2013, at Baptist Health- Nashville, Arkansas, Stuttgart. He was born February 3, 1953, in Nashville, passed away, Tuesday, Arkansas, to Archie Lynn Copeland and Sherry LaDale May 21, 2013 in Schooley Copeland. ANNOUNCEMENTS Nashville. He was born He is survived by his wife, Kathy “Tweedy” Regina July 4, 1924 in Ermine, Slaten Copeland; three daughters, Gracelyn Rose Copeland Liberty Baptist Church will host its regular 4th day of the show will cost $20 and reserved Kentucky to the late of the home, Kellie Ann Pierce and husband Daniel of Friday singing May 24 at 6:30 p.m. A potluck seating is $25. Tickets for children ages 4 to Harrison and Matilda supper will be served. For more information 10 is $8. Murfreesboro, and Stephanie Suzanne Copeland and call 870-451-3389. Reynolds Combs. iancé Justin Welcher of Delight; son, Donnie “Toby” Lynn The annual Memorial Service and potluck His survivors Copeland Jr. and wife Shannon of Hooks, Texas; his step- Women of the Ebenezer U.M.C., located lunch at Hickory Grove Cemetery will be held include his wife, Millie daughter, Lacey Elizabeth Mayher of Humphrey; three on 318 W. Dodson in Nashville, will host a on Holbrook Combs of sisters, Debra Kay Hartness of McNab, Teresa Copeland catish dinner with home baked pies, etc. Sun., May 26 beginning at 10:30 a.m. The Nashville; two sons, Tittle of Tollett, and Cecelia “Cindy” Gail Hawthorne of Fish dinners, sandwich-to–order or pick up cemetery is located six miles north of Dierks Rodney and wife Kathy Columbus; and 12 grandchildren. will be available on Fri., May 24 from 10 a.m. on Jackson Road. Combs and Mark Funeral services will be held at 2:00 p.m. Thursday at until sold out. Combs, all of Nashville; Calvary Missionary Baptist Church in Stuttgart with burial The First Baptist Church, located on 1202 one step-son, Steven following in Frazier Cemetery near Humphrey by Turpin The Howard County Teen Leader 4-H will West Leslie St. in Nashville, will have their Morton of Nashville; Funeral Home of Stuttgart. host a used book sale on Fri., May 31 from 111th church anniversary on Sun., May 26 at two daughters, Diane 3 p.m. – 6 p.m. and on Sat., June 1 from 2:30 p.m. The speaker will be the Rev. Rich- Visitation was held 5-7 p.m. Wednesday at Turpin 8 a.m. until 2 p.m. at the Howard County ard Dixon of Roland Piggee Memorial Baptist and husband David Funeral Home in Stuttgart. Fairgrounds. Church. Everyone is welcome to attend. Powell of Nashville Memorials may be made to CARTI, P.O. Box 55011, and Vonda and husband Little Rock, Arkansas 72215; Arkansas Cancer Research John Anthony, a regional director for Bridges Murfreesboro High School class of 1972 will Ned Craft of Indiana; Center, UAMS, 4301 W. Markham, #623 Little Rock, for Peace will speak Sunday morning, 10:45 have a reunion lunch on June 8, from 12 -2 one step-daughter, Arkansas 72205; or Calvary Missionary Baptist Church, a.m. at Maranatha Baptist Church. p.m., at the Rattler Den Restaurant. Donna and husband 810 S. Wood St., Stuttgart, Arkansas 72160. John and his wife Connie have local ties and Adrian Maggard of Please go to www.turpinco.com to sign the online John served as Pastor of First Baptist Jerusa- The Wright’s Chapel Cemetery Association Whitesburg, Kentucky; guestbook. lem, Israel for 27 years. If you want to get an will hot their annual decoration day on Sat., seven grandchildren, ten update on the Middle East and Israel and you May 25. There will be a business meeting at great grandchildrenand want to hear a message from God’s Word 11:30 a.m. Lunch will be pot luck following several nieces, nephews Norma Jean Lewis you are invited to join us this Sunday morn- the business meeting. Everyone is invited to and a host of other Norma Jean Lewis, age 49 of Huntington, passed ing, May 26 at Maranatha Baptist Church. attend. family and friends. away Monday, May 13, 2013 at her home. Norma New Shiloh Baptist Church will host the 4th Donations to fund the “File of Life” phase of Graveside services was born July 23, 1963 in Huntington, Indiana, Saturday night singing on Sat., May 25 at the Nashville Police Department’s Senior will be Friday, May 24, the daughter of William McDaniel and Simmie 6:30 p.m. Operation Safeguard program are now being 2013 at 2:00 p.m. at (Downey) Black. A potluck will be served and everyone is accepted, according to Chief Dale Pierce. New Corinth Cemetery She is survived by her husband of 22 years, Jef- welcome. The church is located about three You may donate by calling Pierce or Oficer near Nashville with frey A. Lewis of Huntington; four sons, Brad Bar- miles past Mineral Springs on Highway 27 Casey Parker at 870-845-3434. Bro. Larry Sherman rett of Glendale, Arizona, Ryan (Mary Ellen) Lewis South. oficiating. of Huntington, Zach Lewis of Huntington and Cory A beneit for Jimmy Charles Campbell will Arrangements are Lewis of Glendale, Arizona; mother, Simmie Black The Grace Missionary Baptist Church (in feature a rile rafle. Campbell is currently un- under the direction of Huntington; mother-in-law, Carol “Rosalee” Lew- Bingen) will host a revival on May 27-31 at dergoing cancer treatments for lung cancer. of Nashville Funeral is of Gas City; six sisters, Kay Stanley, Tammy Mc - the church beginning at 7 p.m. There will be For more information contact Lonnie Ballard Daniel, Tamara (James) Scalf, Vicki (Ervin) Stults, a special singing every night and everyone is at 870-285-1745 or Campbell’s Restaurant at Home. The family welcome. 870-285-2051. will receive friends at Paula Black and Sheila Byrd, all of Huntington; ive the funeral home on brothers, William McDaniel and Jerry Dowdy both Bright Star Baptist Church of Schaal Arkan- Come and dig at the Murfreesboro Library Thursday night from 6 of Huntington, Billy (Judy) McDaniel of Anderson, sas, where our pastor is Rev. Michel Griffen, this summer. This year’s nationwide Summer to 8 pm. Steve (Sharron) McDaniel of Nashville and David will host a Pastor Aid Program, Sun., May 26 Reading Program is “Dig Into Reading.” You may send (Gail) McDaniel of Savannah, Georgia; eight grand- at 2:30 p.m. The guest speaker will be Pastor Activities will include story time, guest speak- the family an online children. Carl Henderson of New Zion Baptist Church ers, crafts, and more. Stop by the library or sympathy message to Funeral Services were held on May 17, 2013 at of De Queen. Bright Star Church phone call (870) 285-2575 to register your child. www.nashvillefh.com. Bailey-Love Mortuary. Burial was held in Mount number is 870-287-5382. Dates are June 5, 12, 19, & 26, from 2:30 to Hope Cemetery, Huntington, Indiana. 3:30 p.m. Don’t let your child miss it!!! ‘Great Arkansas Those desiring, may make memorial contribu- The 28th annual Okay-Saratoga School Re- tions to Cancer Service for Huntington County or union is set for Sat., May 25 on the Saratoga A Women Only Alcoholics Anonymous meet- Treasure Hunt’ American Cancer Society in care of Bailey-Love School campus. The event is traditionally ing will be held every Monday at 7 p.m. in held the Saturday before Memorial Day. This the Norman Firehouse Building. If you have announced Mortuary, 35 West Park Drive, Huntington, IN year’s activities will be held in the Multi-pur- questions, call 870-356-4910. LITTLE ROCK - The 46750 or donations for a grave marker may be sent pose building next to Saratoga Elementary Great Arkansas Treasure to her brother, Steve McDaniel at 110 Hempstead School. Following the afternoon program, The Pike County Jail is seeking paperback Hunt is underway and 1225, Nashville, AR 71852. the attendees will have the traditional ish fry book donations. No romance or hardback State Auditor Charlie Dan- meal provided by the Saratoga Tri-County books please. For more information contact iels hopes to track down Lions Club. Sarah Haney at (870) 285-3315. Arkansans with abandoned Emma Lofton Micheal Each year, the reunion gives a scholarship, cash, stocks, bonds, jew- Funeral services for Emma Lofton Micheal, 73, which traditionally has gone to the valedicto- A beneit for Jimmy Charles Campbell will elry and other assets that formerly of Nashville, passed away Thursday, May rian of Saratoga High School. feature a rile rafle. Campbell is currently un- were recently turned over This year with Saratoga High School not in dergoing cancer treatments for lung cancer. 23, 2013. Arrangements are pending with Gross Fu- to his office under Arkan- neral Home, Hot Springs.. operation, the scholarship was given to a stu- The rile, a Savage AXIS, 7 mm-08 with a sas’ Unclaimed Property dent who resides in the old Saratoga School Nikon 3-9-40 scope, will be rafled on July 1. Program. Daniels said his District. This year’s $450 scholarship was Tickets are $1 each or 6 for $5. For more office collected $31.1 mil- awarded to Jacob Clayton. $300 scholarships information contact Lonnie Ballard at 870- lion for fiscal year 2013, from unclaimed funds were also awarded to 285-1745 or Campbell’s Restaurant at 870- www.swarkansasnews.com Olivia Martin, Aaron Gray and Austin Gray. 285-2051. bringing the total amount For information on the reunion, contact Lyn- The Roy singing will be held on Sun., May of unclaimed property to Puzzle Answers dol (Gray) Jones at 870-845-3331. 19, from 10 a.m. till noon, at the Maple $178 million, and he hopes Springs Baptist Church. There will be no a new e-Filing service of- In Code Sudoku Solution #2906-D fered by the office will en- T O L E T F A W N G A S P 7 3 8 2 1 4 6 5 The 22nd annual Dinosaur Festival will be electricity or plumbing for use during this A G I L E O B O E A C H E 9 held May 24-25 at the Nashville City Park. time, dinner on the grounds will not take able most claimants to re- D R E S S B L U E S I C O N 6 9 2 7 5 8 3 1 4 This festival features a large ASA softball place this year. ceive their money in days S E D A T E D S A T E E N B E S T S M E S S Y 4 5 1 9 6 3 2 7 8 tournament, Dino Dig, Dino Art Mural, instead of weeks. Search H A Z M A T O T H E R S 3 7 6 4 9 2 5 8 1 Pebbles & Bam Bam Contest, Bounce St. John’s CME Church, located on Jordan for unclaimed property or A V I A N B R E W S R H O Rd. in Nashville, will host a black history e-File your claim by visiting H O P E M O N E Y P O O R 1 2 5 6 8 7 4 3 9 Houses and photo opportunities with “Trax A N Y R O Y A L C R A N E the Dinosaur.” program Sun., June 9 at 3 p.m. Special guest www.auditor.ar.gov. For O P E N E D R H O D E S 8 4 9 1 3 5 7 6 2 A concert featuring country music artist speaker is Rev. Billy Ray Roberts and guest questions about the claims C H U R N R O S I E 9 8 4 3 2 6 1 5 7 Dustin Lynch will be held Friday evening. choir of Union Baptist Church, Fulton. Rev. H E R O E S M A M M A L S process, call 1-800-CLAIM- R I L L L E G A L L I M I T 5 6 7 8 4 1 9 2 3 Advance adult tickets are $15, tickets the Jackie Thomas is pastor. 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ark and Shelia Adams of Hope are pleased to an- nounce the engagement and upcoming marriage arry and Chris Stuard, of Dierks, announce the en- Mof their daughter Lauren Elizabeth Adams to Mat- gagement and approaching marriage of their daugh- thew John McBride, son of John and Tammy McBride of Bter, Kelsey Brooke Stuard, to Justin Randall Westfall. Mineral Springs. Kelsey is the granddaughter of Nashville. Lauren is the granddaughter line McBride of Arkadelphia and of Gary and Andrea Sechrist, of A 2006 graduate of Dierks High of the late Margie Hunt Smith Piz- Gary and Mary Grant of Sedalia, Dierks, the late Jack Stuard, and School, he graduated from Hen- zimenti and Donald and Marilyn Missouri. Fred and Doris Fisk, of Poyen. derson State University in 2010 Smith of Hope and Patsy Samu- Matthew is a 2005 graduate A 2010 graduate of Dierks High and is currently employed as a els Adams of Hope and the late of Mineral Springs High School School, she is currently a senior parole and probation officer for Charles Adams. She is the great and a 2009 graduate of Hender- at Henderson State University the Department of Community granddaughter of Mrs. Ruby son State University where he and a member of the Alpha Xi Corrections in Hope. Springs Hunt of Hope. earned his Bachelor’s Degree in Delta sorority. The couple will be united Lauren is a 2007 graduate of Physical Education and Health. Justin is the son of Greg and in matrimony Sat., May 25 at Hope High School and a 2011 He is continuing his education Laurie Westfall and Scott and DeGray Lake State Park Resort. graduate of Texarkana College and will graduate in August 2013 Sandi Martin, and the grandson The ceremony is set to begin at where she received her Licensed with his Master’s in Educational of Peggy and Wilton Westfall, all 6 p.m. Practical Nursing certificate. She Leadership. Matthew is currently is a 2012 graduate of University employed with Hope High School of Arkansas Community College where he serves as a teacher and of Hope where she received her coach. Registered Nursing license. She The wedding will be June 1, is currently employed at Little 2013 at 2 p.m. at Old Washington Students earn awards at assembly River Hospital Home Health in Methodist Church, Highway 195 ARKADELPHIA – Schol- preciation to the organiza- of Dierks, M.C. Bowman Hope. Washington, AR. All family and arships, awards and hon- tions, departments, and Chemistry Scholarship Matthew is the grandson of friends are invited to attend. ors were presented to donors presenting these Katie Roberts of Mena, the late A.D. McBride and Ange- Reception to follow. students at Henderson awards. Mary Lee Foster Memorial State University during Camryn Stinnett of De- Mathematics Scholarship the annual Heart & Key Queen, Dorothy Campbell Belen Vertiz of DeQueen, awards assembly April 23. Memorial Scholarship Carl & Nellie Tucker Schol- The event is presented Jacob Caballero of arship each year by Heart & Key Nashville, Dennis Vaughan Jordan Arivett of Lang- to publicly recognize the Trumpet Scholarship ley, Maynord-Hatton Schol- recipients and to show ap- Emily Elisabeth Jackson arship

Together with their parents Brittany Nicole Simmons & Jared Nathanael Morrow

invite you to share in their joy as they exchange marriage vows on Saturday, May 25, 2013 at 2:00 in the afternoon

First Baptist Church 500 S Washington Ave Murfreesboro, AR 71958

Reception to follow in the Diamond Mine Pavilion

Howard Memorial Good Neighbor Benefit for Hospital would like to Steve Miller At the Lockesburg Fire Dept. congratulate the 2013 June 1, 2013 at 5:00 p.m. Recipients of the HMH Mae Daniel and crew will be cooking chicken and all the fixings. Scholarship $7.00 per plate Codi Crawford $3.00/per plate children 7 & under Take out plates available There will be a silent auction with Kaylie Efird baked goods & items from local merchants & community. Caleb Webb The Argenbright Band will be playing a dance beginning at 7:30 p.m. Sarah Cothren Come out for the food, fun and fellowship but mainly to help your good Emily Allen neighbor, Steve Miller, a Sevier County resident who has been approved for a Kristen Myers kidney transplant. All proceeds will go toward medical & travel expenses. Thursday, May 23, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 Community 5

by Jean A. Ince Grilling tips for Memorial Day celebration! xtension Staff chairman E UofA Cooperative Extension ters. of meat, vegetables or even Beef Back into your Diet”. Place beef steak and mari- Tips Service • Howard County Never use the same fruit, are great for grilling. The program will be held nade in food-safe plastic platter and utensils for To grill kebabs your at the Howard County EHC bag; turn steak to coat. raw and cooked meat and guests will want more of, Educational Center. This Close bag securely and poultry. remember to cut meats recipe will be featured at marinate in refrigerator 6 This weekend is the offi- cooler with ice for perish- Harmful bacteria pres- and veggies to the same the training. hours or overnight, turning cial kickoff of summer and ables, especially if it takes ent in raw meat and poul- size. Grilled Steak with Spicy occasionally. that means those backyard you a while to get home. try and their juices can One to one and one-half Mango Salsa Just before grilling grills will be firing up. Always refrigerate per- contaminate safely cooked inch cubes work well. Marinade: steak, combine Mango Sal- Nothing is better than ishable food within one food. Next group foods with ¼ cup fresh lime juice sa ingredients in medium eating a big juicy steak or hour when the tempera- Grill food to a safe mini- similar cooking times to- 2 Tablespoons minced bowl. Cover and refrigerate hamburger right off the ture is above 90˚F. Other- mum internal temperature gether. Denser foods such green onion until ready to serve. grill while enjoying the wise, they should be refrig- to destroy harmful bac- as bell peppers and chick- 2 Tablespoons water Remove steak from mar- company of family and erated within 2 hours. teria. en will cook at about the 1 Tablespoon canola oil inade; discard marinade. friends. Marinated meats will Meat and poultry same time, however if you 2 teaspoons minced Place steak on grill While we want our enrich the foods flavor and cooked on a grill often add cherry tomatoes they fresh ginger over medium, ash-covered guests to enjoy the food, tenderize it as well. It is brown very fast on the may turn to mush, or even 2 cloves garlic, minced coals. Grill, uncovered, 8 fellowship and fun, we important to remember to outside. Use a food ther- worse, slide off the skewer ¼ teaspoon salt to 9 minutes for medium- don’t want them to remem- marinate food in the refrig- mometer to be sure the by the time the chicken is 1 beef top round steak, rare doneness, turning ber our celebration as the erator, not on the counter. food has reached a safe done. cut ¾ inch thick (about 1 occasionally. one that made them ill. Poultry and cubed meat, minimum internal temper- If you do not have a food pound) Carve steak into Therefore it is impor- such as for kebabs can be ature. Beef, veal, and lamb thermometer, they can be Mango Salsa: thin slices. Season with tant to review and follow marinated up to two days. steaks, roasts, chops, and purchased inexpensively 1 ½ cups finely diced salt and black pepper, as food safety guidelines to Beef, pork, and steaks seafood can be cooked to at discount stores, kitchen fresh mango desired. Serve with salsa. prevent harmful bacteria may be marinated up to 5 145˚F. Hamburgers made of supply stores, and super- 2 Tablespoons minced Yield: 4 servings from multiplying and caus- days. If some of the mari- ground beef should reach markets. green onion Nutrition information ing foodborne illness. nade is to be used as a 155˚F. If you would like to 1 Tablespoon fresh lime per serving – Calories-435, Begin with shopping sauce on the cooked food, All poultry should reach receive a chart with ap- juice Fat -7g, Sodium-130 mg, and getting the food home reserve a portion of the a minimum of 165˚F. The propriate cooking tem- 1 Tablespoon minced Carbohydrate-56 g, Fiber-6 safely. Buy cold food like marinade before putting latest recommendation peratures for most foods, fresh cilantro g, Protein-36 g. This recipe meat and poultry last, right raw meat and poultry in it. for pork is 145˚F except for please contact me at the 1 red Serrano or red is an excellent source of before checkout. Separate As cookout time nears, ground pork which should University of Arkansas jalapeno pepper, seeded, fiber, protein, niacin, vita- raw meat and poultry from remember to keep your reach an internal tempera- Cooperative Extension finely chopped min B6, vitamin B12, iron, other food in your shop- meat and poultry refriger- ture of 160˚. Service in Howard County Combine marinade in- selenium, and zinc. ping cart. ated until ready to use. As you add fully cooked located on the second gredients in medium bowl. To guard against cross- Only take out the meat meats to the grill such as floor of the courthouse or contamination, which can and poultry that will im- hot dogs or sausage links, call me at 870-845-7517 or happen when raw meat or mediately be placed on the grill them to 165˚F or until e-mail me at jince@uaex. AUCTION poultry juices drip on oth- grill. Keep the rest in the steaming hot. edu. I wish you all a safe BlevINs, ArkANsAs er food, have the grocery refrigerator until needed. Eating hot dogs right and enjoyable Memorial sacker put your meats in a As you prepare the meal out of the package poses Day weekend! sATUrdAy, MAy 25, 2013 plastic bag by themselves. for your friends and family, a severe health risk; there- sAle TIMe: 9:30 A.M. Plan to drive directly remember to keep every- fore, it is very important Recipe of the Week LOCATION: From Hope, take Hwy 29 North for 17 miles to From Prescott, take Hwy 371 home from the grocery thing clean. to never give a child an On Tues., May 28 at 10 downtown Blevins AR to sale site. toward Nashville for 15 miles to sale site. From Nashville take Hwy store. Be sure there are plenty under-cooked hot dog. a.m., I will be presenting a 371 toward Prescott for 21 miles to Blevins to sale site. You may want to take a of clean utensils and plat- Remember that kebabs program on “Incorporating Note: This will be our annual farm auction! This is a partial listing of items for auction with more coming in daily. If you have items to sell, please bring on Friday May 24 or call Don Honea at 870-703-7421. swarkansasnews.com JD 535 Baler, 5ft. & 6ft. Bush hogs, 18ft. Trailer, 42in cut Bush hog, Land Pride Grooming Mower, 5ft. Ripper, Truck Tool Box, 1991 Ford Pickup, 1993 Ford F250 Diesel 4x4 Truck, 741 Bobcat, Lincoln Ranger 8 Welder, JD 5205 Tractor, Craftsmen Riding Mower, 2-Man Bass Buggy, Kubota L185 Tractor, 3pt. Sweeper, Drag Disc Countryside Breaker, Several Wheel Rakes, Several Kuhn Cutters, Several JD Riding Lawn Mowers, 6201 Gator (110 hours - like new), JD Square nursery Baler, Hand Tools, and many other items to numerous to mention. TERMS OF SALE: Complete payment day of sale, cash or check Save the Bees with proper ID. All announcements made at Auction will take COMPLETE TREE SERVICE precedence over all printed material. 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their next meeting. want anyone with a firearm salaries for staff in the com- organization and for his be- Krissy Thomason as 7th POLICY Much of the remainder on this campus outside of ing school year. ing awarded a full culinary and 8th grade math and sci- From Page 1 of the meeting was spent in local law enforcement.” The school board also scholarship to Johnson & ence teacher and of Monica discussion of internal policy In other business, the recognized students par- Wales University in Denver, Jefferson and Dara Goff to not a responsible gun owner.” changes. The board ad- school board approved end ticipating in Family, Career Colorado. Also recognized work in the Special Educa- Graham stressed again opted policies including al- of school year bonuses of and Community Leaders were organization advisor tion program; that students having a fire- lowing for firing of teachers $500 for each full time em- of America. The Nashville Tammy Elliot and super- •฀a฀report฀that฀the฀state฀ arm on campus would still for personal debts, doubling ployee of the district and Junior High FCCLA chapter intendent Doug Graham has approved partial fund- face expulsion, but that the credit given for concurrent lesser bonuses for part time was recognized for sending for national awards they ing for replacement of the expulsion would be at the courses and disallowing employees. The bonuses are two teams to the upcoming received from the group. roof of the Junior High discretion of the adminis- staff from carrying firearms to be paid to all certified staff, national FCCLA competition Other issues discussed school; tration and school board on campus in response to regardless of years of service in Nashville, Tennessee in during the meeting include: •฀a฀suggested฀price฀in- instead of automatic. the recent legalization ac- or qualification, at a total cost July. Marquis Johnson was •฀acceptance฀of฀the฀res- crease for the district’s caf- The board was unable tion by the state legislature. of $100,960 to the district. individually recognized be- ignations of staff members eteria meals of 15 cents to reach agreement on the Speaking of that change The board also agreed to fore the board in his role as Florence Schwope and Jim- for lunch and 25 cents for issue and tabled the pro- to policy, Superintendent discuss adding the amount National Vice President of mie Lou Kirkpatrick; breakfast, which was tabled posed policy change until Graham said, “We don’t of this bonus to the regular Parliamentarian Law for the •฀approval฀of฀hiring฀of฀ until the next meeting.

Nashville Police Officer Travis Turner were also was aware of the location HOWARD COUNTY TROOPER Justin Thornton and How- recognized with the Dis- of the armed suspect and ard County Sheriff’s Deputy tinguished Service Award disregarded their own FARMER’S MARKET From Page 1 Tuesday for their actions safety to take control of during the incident. the scene, begin applying 110 S. Washington REAL ESTATE & PERSONAL PROPERTY (between Howard & Hempstead) Thornton and Turner first aid to Trooper Penney AUC TION “were the first law enforce- and taking the suspect into SAT, JUNE 1st @ 10 AM ment officer to arrive along custody.”

“Bring your gardening 188 BIGGERS LN. Bismarck AR. (Point Cedar) a stretch of U.S. Highway “Everyone at the questions to the Master 278, north of Ozan to Howard County Sheriff’s A very nice 2300± SF, 4 Bedroom, 2 ½ Bath Home, Gardeners at the Huge Family Room w/ Wet Bar, CH/A , Fireplace, 4± render aid to Penney - Department is proud of the Fenced Acres with a Huge Springs Fed Pond and who had been shot and way that Deputy Turner Demonstration Garden” Highway Frontage and minutes from Lake Degray. wounded by a suspect he and Officer Justin Thorn- Divorce settlement, selling regardless of price to the was attempting to arrest,” ton responded to assist “Open on Friday, 7:00 a.m. - WIC Approved” highest bidder, you don’t want to miss this one. Autos & Trailers; 2001 Dodge ¾ ton, 4 door extended according to the ASP. Trooper Pete Penny on Free cofee and breakfast goodies • Hosted by he Red Hatters cab, 5.9 V8, 2WD, 2001 Dodge ½ ton - 2002 Cadillac DTS “The two officers left March 23, 2012,” Sheriff pearl white - 2006 Ford F150 - 16’ ATV twin axel ramp Beautiful, fresh, home-grown produce, gate trailer – Enclosed trailer full of misc. contracting their respective patrol Butch Morris said. tools - 4x8 homemade trailer - Ranchpro garden trailer assignments to respond White, of Hope, has Guns 20 gauge automatic “High Standard” - High Point Baked Goods, Jellies, Herbs, Honey, 40 cal. S&W mdl. JCP w/ laser - Riverside double barrel to Trooper Penney’s radio been charged with posses- 12 gauge - WWII British 303 cal. bolt action w/clip - Knight MK 85 54 cal. black powder - 380 Lorcin model call for help. 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DON’T FORGET, ASSESS The Nashville News Staff &The Graves Family May 31, 2013 DON’TDebbie Teague, FORGET, Howard County ASSESS Assessor Thursday, May 23, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 lEgal 9 Steel speaks to Cotton applauds committee retired teachers passage of Iran sanctions bill NASHVILLE - The Howard County Retired Teachers met on May 9 at WASHINGTON, D.C. – could be our last, best “During the commit- “I am grateful to Chair- Western Sizzlin. The guest Congressman Tom Cotton chance at stopping Iran’s tee’s consideration of the man Royce and the Foreign speaker was Nate Steel, (R-Dardanelle) made the nuclear weapons program Nuclear Iran Prevention Affairs Committee for their state legislative represen- following statement after short of military action. Act, I offered four amend- work on this bi-partisan tative, who provided an the House Foreign Affairs The situation in Iran is dire ments that will shorten bill. I look forward to con- update on bills pertain- Committee passed H.R. and steps must be taken compliance timelines tinuing to work with my ing to education and to 850, the Nuclear Iran Pre- immediately to stop their and improve reporting colleagues to pass this retired teachers. Some vention Act with four of his illicit activities. I hope the about Iran’s corrupt lead- urgent legislation through of the topics of discus- amendments: sanctions in this bill will ers. These amendments the House and Senate and sion were home school- “The legislation passed force Iran’s corrupt leaders strengthen the legislation to send it promptly to the ing, charter schools and out of the House Foreign to abandon their drive for by accelerating and ex- President’s desk.” School Choice. Affairs Committee today nuclear weapons. panding its impact. Steel also discussed other issues important to our community, such as the New Market Job Act, term limits and eth- STEEL ANRC schedules water plan public meetings statewide ics. Plans were made for providing a meal for about LITTLE ROCK – The Ar- ings in June will focus on Pine Bluff: June 4, 9:00 Fayetteville: June 11, 30 people who volunteer kansas Natural Resources existing and future wa- a.m.; (Water Plan Presenta- 3:00 p.m. and 5:30 p.m.; at the Christian Health volunteered to serve as Commission (ANRC) has ter uses and needs over tion begins at 11:00 a.m.); Pauline Whitaker Animal Clinic. hostesses for the Farmer’s scheduled several public the next 40 years,” he ex- Arkansas Association of Science Center, 1335 West Several members also Market this summer. meetings throughout the plained. Conservation Districts Knapp St. state in June to provide op- “I encourage everyone Meeting, Family Church, Clinton: June 12, 3:00 portunities to learn about to visit our website at 2500 Hwy 104. p.m. and 5:30 p.m.; Annex the agency’s work updat- www.arwaterplan.arkan- Little Rock: June 5, 1:30 Court House Room, 1414 ing the Arkansas Water sas.gov for more detailed p.m.; Arkansas Game & Hwy 65 South. Commissioner Thurston Plan. information about the up- Fish Commission Audi- Searcy: June 13, 1:00 The meetings are free coming public meetings, torium, No. 2 Natural Re- p.m.; Carmichael Com- and attendees will be given sign-up to receive newslet- sources Dr. munity Center, 801 South reminds you to assess opportunities to ask ques- ters and other updates, or Stuttgart: June 6, 6:30 Elm St. tions and make comments. view some of the technical p.m.; Phillips Community Jonesboro: June 17, 6:30 your personal property by This is the second of four data,” Young continued. College, Grand Prairie Cen- p.m.; ASU Convocation rounds of public meetings. Each public meeting is ter, Salon B, 2709 Highway Center, Stadium Blvd. “The Water Plan public scheduled for 90 minutes, 165 South. Forrest City: June 18, May 31 meetings held in November and information regarding Harrison: June 6, 6:30 6:30 p.m.; East Arkansas LITTLE ROCK — Commissioner of State Lands John were well attended, and locations, dates and times p.m.; North Arkansas Col- Community College, Fine Thurston would like to remind everyone that the dead- our staff gained valuable is below: lege, Durand Center, Du- Arts Center Banquet Hall, line for assessing your personal property is May 31, information from those Arkadelphia: June 3, rand B, 303 North Main St. 1700 New Castle Rd. 2013. Assessments determine how much your property who made comments,” 6:30 p.m.; Henderson State Russellville: June 6, 9:00 Heber Springs: June 19, tax bill will be. “Property taxes are vital to our counties said Randy Young, ANRC University, Garrison Center a.m.; (Water Plan Presen- 5:30 p.m.; Community Cen- and communities, without timely assessments counties Executive Director. Lecture Hall, 1045 McK- tation begins at 11:30); ter, 201 Bobbie Jean Lane. may miss out on funding,” says Commissioner Thurston. “Those introductory night Dr. Arkansas Association of Smackover: June 20, These tax revenues help fund our schools, public librar- meetings were designed to Fort Smith: June 4, 6:30 Conservation Districts 6:30 p.m.; Arkansas Mu- ies, emergency and county services. give the public information p.m.; Fort Smith Conven- Meeting, Lake Point Con- seum of Natural Resources, Please contact your county assessor’s office to assess about the overall process. tion Center, 800 Rogers ference Center, 227 State 3853 Smackover Hwy. your personal property by May 31 to avoid late penalties. This round of public meet- Ave. Road Hwy 333 South. Childress Reunion set for July 6 at Nashville City Park GENEVA WALTON and the Childress School Plant, Arkansas, gradu- church and community (AM&N now UAPB) was intendent T.E. Patterson, Reunion Chairperson Homecoming Reunion ated in 1887 from Philan- events. named in his honor in director Jessie Hickerson, was developed. der Smith College in Little As a result of the broad 1958. director U.L. Atkins, prin- NASHVILLE - The Chil- With the name change Rock, Ark. application of his talents The first Childress cipal T.L. Walton, board dress Reunion picnic will there was a chance to in- The schools namesake and the tireless effort he School principal in president Robert “Tot” be held on Sat., July 6 at clude people from Nash- served in public schools gave to education and Nashville was Miss. U.M. coulter, director Logan 12:30 p.m., at Nashville ville and the surrounding as a teacher and princi- community leadership, Hill. The school’s first Coulter, Sr. and board City Park. area whether they attend- pal before moving into Dr. Childress received graduating class included secretary Tom McGhee. The first Childress ed the Childress school higher education as a many honors from the three students, Roxie Ann Some early teachers at Reunion, a project of the or not. Because a lot of member of the Philander communities he served. Booth, Lena Mae Hamil- Childress, just to name a local NAACP Chapter, was people come home during Smith College faculty. Dr. Two schools in the state ton and Julia Mae Hicker- few were, Cordia Atkins, held July 4, 1981, in the the reunion, the commit- Childress’s entire life was were named for the leg- son, they were presented Hattie Piggee, Lenora New Light CME Church. tee wanted all to feel wel- dedicated to the improve- endary educator, includ- diplomas during a cer- Crofton, Ruth Patterson, The event focused on the come to participate in the ment of education for ing one in Nashville and emony in 1936. Virginia Williams, James former school, its stu- activities. The Childress Arkansas youth and to another in Wynne. Following a school Crofton, Reynolds White, dents and teachers. School, built in 1924 with the betterment of teach- He was honored as fire in 1951, classes were Neally May, others will In 1983, a reunion Jim Bobo as contractor, ing as a profession. the “Father of Stephens held in local churches. be named and mentioned committee was formed to was named after Rufus He retired in 1951 and School” in Little Rock in Students were divided for during the reunion. direct future events. Charles Childress. until his death in 1958 at 1957, and a men’s resi- classes in the New Light The reunion fee which Then after the 1997 re- Mr. Childress, who was age 91, traveled about the dence hall at the Univer- CME Church, Mt. Zion includes t-shirt, banquet union, the focus changed born in 1867 in Cotton state attending school, sity of Arkansas at Pine Baptist Church and the ticket and donation to Church of God in Christ. the scholarship fund is A new school building $65 per adult, and should was dedicated on Dec. 11, be paid/ mailed to Jim- CORRECTION 1960. The structure had mie White,1015 South Event to provide been moved from Cen- Hutchinson, Nashville, AR ter Point (Dunbar High 71852 or call her for more Nashville High School School) and remodeled to information at 870-845- senior Calee Shaee serve as the high school 3004. Coffman was inadver- for Childress. Additional shirts and tently included with the free dental care Board and faculty banquet tickets may Dierks High School members who played be purchased as well. graduates in the Thurs., ARKADELPHIA - Un- No income or eligibility re- key roles in developing Reunion chairperson is May 9 edition of the insured and low-income quirements are necessary. the building were super- Geneva Walton, 845-0250. Nashville News. The Arkansans suffering pain Volunteers of all types News regrets the error. and discomfort from poor are needed including den- oral health will find need- tists, hygienists, dental Coffman is the daughter ed relief at the seventh an- assistants, pharmacists of Lee and Amy Coff- nual Arkansas Mission of and hundreds of general man and Jason and Mercy (ArMOM) on May volunteers. Kim McWhorter. Her high school activities included 31 - June 1 at Henderson For more information Have a special picture FCCLA and she is a member of Liberty Baptist State University in Arka- about the clinic, volun- of Dad and you? Youth. Calee received the Academic Challenge delphia. teering or sponsorships, Scholarship and plans to attend NPCC then SAU Doors open at 6 a.m. please visit www.arkan- he Nashville News to major in Criminal Justice. each day for cleanings, sasmissionofmercy.org or would love to publish it fillings and extractions. call 1-800-501-2732. in our Father’s Day issue. Southwest Arkansas Domestic PUBLIC NOTICE Please e-mail picture Violence/Crisis Center and information to: (SWADV/CC) Tollette Town is accepting seal bids on cutting [email protected] approximate 15 to 20 acres of hay meadow located or Battered Women’s Center and on the city property near and around the sewer Bring it to the Nashville Sexual Assault Services treatment plant for this hay cutting season. Seal bids will be received during the week of May 20, News oice at 24 Hour Crisis Line Thru 12:00 May 29, 2013. 418 N. Main•Nashville Bids will be open on May 31, 12:00 pm at town Please submit photos & hall. You may mail bids to Tollette Town, PO Box 870-584-3447 418, Min Spgs. AR 71851 or bring bids to the information by June 6, 2013 Tollette Town Hall. If other information is needed Ofices located in: call Tollette Town Hall @ 870-287-7200. The town has the right to reject any and all bids. DeQueen • Nashville • Mt. Ida • Mena Catherine Thomas, Mayor (TT:41;W111) 10 tElEvision Thursday, May 23, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397

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