NashvilleThe News Ebenezer MONDAY • March 7, 2016 • Issue 19 • 1 section • 10 Pages • USPS 371-540 • 75 cents • PUBLISHED EACH MONDAY & THURSDAY In Howard County, Arkansas since 1878 UMC host- ing Men’s Nashville high School officials urge parents to be Day pro- gram aware of teen depression and suicide The Ebenezer United Methodist Church Pas- NaTaSha WoRlEy But for some, the lows are and communities. While its cerned in recent weeks with and staff must do a better job tor , members and Men The Nashville News will be holding having more than just temporary causes are complex and de- the number of students that of identifying these students their annual Men’s Day feelings, they are a symptom termined by multiple factors, are dealing with teen depres- and work together to meet program on Mar. 13, at NASHVILLE - Teen de- of depression. effective prevention strate- sion. Students face many their needs,” Graham stated. 2:30 p.m. All are invited pression is a serious mental to participate in this In some cases, teens that gies are needed to promote challenges and, unfortunate- Nashville Primary School program. Participants health problem that causes a have trouble coping with the awareness of suicide and ly, it can be so overwhelm- counselor Tyra Hughes, as are asked to have an A persistent feeling of sadness lows might be unable to see encourage a commitment to ing that some teens will well as other counselors in and B selection of their and loss of interest in activi- choice. All praise danc- that they can turn their lives social change. consider suicide. If a parent the district, are trained in ers, solo's, skits, poems ties. It affects how teenagers around, and that suicide Teen depression and sui- suspects that their student GateKeepers of Arkansas. and Psalmist are invited think, feel, and behave, and is a permanent solution to cide is a growing concern lo- may be fighting this disease, GateKeepers of Arkansas is to attend. Speaker will it can cause emotional and be the Pastor of Mace- a temporary problem. In cally, and may even be affect- please contact professional a task force that is focused donia United Methodist functional problems. Arkansas, suicide is the 2nd ing someone close to you. help. Our school counselors on providing youth suicide Church, Lockesburg. Issues such as peer pres- leading cause of death for According to Superintendent are trained to help you or prevention awareness. sure, academic expectations, Arkansas’ youth ages 15 - 24. Doug Graham, there have they can refer you to ap- The following are warning changing bodies, rejection, Suicide is a serious pub- been four suicide attempts propriate professionals. We signs of suicide, as listed by Final day failure, breakups, and fam- lic health problem that can within the Nashville School have a plan to train all of our the GateKeepers website: for baseball ily turmoil can all bring on have lasting harmful effects District in recent weeks. staff on recognizing the signs ●฀•฀Talking฀about฀wanting฀ registra- mood fluctuations for teens. on individuals, families, “I have grown very con- of teen depression. Parents to die tion See TEEN | Page 6

The Nashville Base- ball Association will be Boys and holding registration for the 2016 season from Feb. 8 – March 7. Due to Dixie baseball rules, Girls State any participant not registered by the day of draft will be ineligible to participate. Registration Delegates forms can be picked up at the City Park ofice. The registration fee is $45. for 2016 For more information, contact Miles Mitchell at (870) 451-3762 or Jerry Wilson at (870) 200-3505. The delegates for the Boys and Girls State have been named at Nashville High Williams School. They are Erica Linville, Audra Hughes, Memo- McKenzie Morphew, Grace rial Church Talley, Kennedy Blue, hosting an- Matthew Nannemann, Kirby Adcock, Austin niversary Chambers, Gabriel Moorer, musical and Triston Rhodes. Girls State will be held May 29 - June 3 at Harding Williams Memorial University in Searcy. Church is hosting an evening of praise and Boys State will be held at worship Mar. 12 at 6 the University of Central p.m. The special guest Arkansas in Conway on will be Bishop Cooper May 29 - June 3. and the Revelations, of Texarkana, TX. The evening will also feature The Spiritual Wonders NICOLE TRACY I The Nashville News of Nashville, Brandarius Miller of Paris, TX, and the Steward Family of Ozan. 2016 Election Results for howard County Beneit for NiColE TRaCy Unopposed Democratic Annie Wright, Nashville Al- Curtis Coleman – 345 – 1,063 votes for (100.00%) Reporter Candidates: (U.S. Senate derman Ward 3 Position 1 votes (22.52%) Also voted for on both Stacy Ma- – Conner Eldridge, State – Andy Anderson, Nashville Senator John Boozman – Republican and Democratic bery to be Unofficial results from the Representative – District 4 Alderman Ward 6 Position 1,187 votes (77.48%) ballots were the following held 2016 Arkansas Preferential – Fonda F. Hawthorne, How- 2 – Michael C. Milum) – 350 Unopposed Republican contests: Primary and Non-Partisian ard County Circuit Clerk – votes for (100.00%) Candidates: (U.S. Congress State Supreme Court A beneit for Stacy General Election for Howard Angie Lewis, Howard County Republican Ballot results District 04 – Congressman Chief Justice Position 1: Mabery will be held County are as follows in the Delight gym on Assessor – Debbie Teague, are as follows: Bruce Westerman, State State Supreme Court Chief Mar. 12, at 6 p.m. The Results for the Demo- Justice of the Peace – Dis- U.S. President: Representative – District 19 Justice Courtney Goodson – beneit will feature a cratic Ballot are as follows: trict 2 – Archie W. Cothren, Jeb Bush – 9 votes (0.56%) – Representative Justin Gon- 890 votes (42.04%) PeeWee game, and U.S. President: former Delight High Justice of the Peace – Dis- Donald J. Trump – 559 zales, Howard County Judge Judge Dan Kemp – 1,227 School players. There Roque ‘Rocky’ De La trict 5 – Julie Tuck, Justice votes (34.55%) – Kevin Smith, Howard votes (57.96%) will be a concession Fuente – 3 votes (0.43%) of the Peace – District 7 John R. Kasich - 34 votes County Clerk – Keri Teague, State Supreme Court As- stand, and a silent auc- John Wolfe – 11 votes tion. Entrance fees are – Martha C. Hobbs, Justice (2.10%) Howard County Treasurer – sociate Justice Position 5: $5 for adults, and $2 (1.57%) of the Peace – District 8 – Ted Cruz – 548 votes Sheri Mixon, Howard County Clark W. Mason – 708 for children under 12. Bernie Sanders - 129 Kirk A. Bell, Justice of the (33.87%) Coroner – John Gray, Justice votes (35.40%) For more information, votes (18.45%) contact Tina Crocker Peace – District 9 – Bobby Bobby Jindal – 0 votes of the Peace – District 2 – Judge Shawn A. Womack at (870) 230-3064 Hillary Clinton – 535 votes Don Turner, Constable Twp (0.00%) Gary Welch, Justice of the – 1,292 votes (64.60%) or Tom Henderson at (76.54%) 3 - D.E. Ray, Nashville Alder- Mike Huckabee – 22 Peace – District 5 – Jerry Unopposed Non Partisan (870) 230-3579. James Valentine – 9 votes man Ward 2 Position 2 – Nick (1.36%) Harwell, Justice of the Peace Judicial: (Howard County (1.29%) Davis, Nashville Alderman Gov. Chris Christie – 2 – District 3 – Richard “Dick” District Court – Jessica Steel Martin J. O’Malley – 12 Ward 3 Position 2 – Vivian (0.12%) Wakefield, Constable Twp Gunter): 1,635 votes for Board of (1.72%) Rand Paul – 3 (0.19%) 3 – Andrew T. McCauley, (100%). Visitors Lindsey Graham – 1 Nashville Alderman Ward Voter turnout averaged (0.06%) 1 Position 1 –Matt Smith, 34.36% across Howard Coun- meeting Ben Carson – 117 (7.23%) Nashville Alderman Ward ty for the election. There are scheduled Rick Santorum – 1 (0.06%) 1 Position 2 – Joe Hoen, 6,824 registered voters in Carly Fiorina – 0 (0.00%) Nashville Alderman Ward 2 Howard County, and there The University of Marco Rubio – 322 Position 1 – Donna Harwell, were 2,345 ballots cast on Arkansas – Cossatot Board of Visitors will (19.90%) Nashville Alderman Ward 5 Tuesday. meet in regular session U.S. Senate: Position 2 – Carol Mitchell) on Mar. 7, at 6 p.m. in the Board Room on the Sevier County campus, located in DeQueen. The meeting is open to the public. Ralph Gross Memorial News collecting items for tournament results SWA DV/CC JoNaThaN CaNaday and the Scrappers won the Jayden Goodson and Gavin There will be a Southwest Arkansas Radio box in The Nashville consolation game with a Goodson. Jeff Gross, the News ofice set up to win over Pine Bluff. Chris son of the late Ralph Gross, collect supplies for the The Magnolia Panthers Willard received the all tour- is the camp director. All Southwest Arkansas won the championship Domestic Violence/ nament team award for of the proceeds from that Crisis Center. Items game of the Ralph Gross Nashville. The 2016 Ralph event go toward the Ralph needed include: paper Memorial Tournament on Gross Memorial Youth Base- Gross Memorial Scholar- goods (paper towels, Saturday with a win over toilet tissue, etc.), ball Camp also took place ship, awarded to a Nashville dish soap, hand soap, Horatio at Wilson Park in on Saturday. Participants High School athlete each toiletries, lotion, games JONATHAN CANADAY I Southwest Arkansas Radio Nashville. Star City defeated included Kaleb Halter, Aus- year. and toys for children Chris Willard accepts the all tournament team award for Nashville. Crossett for third place and books. tin Williams, Gage Green, 2 Editorial The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 | Monday, March 7, 2016

Pokin’ Fun kENNETh bRidGES History History Minute: Conway by Doc Blakely Columnist

allies฀banded฀together฀to฀ son,฀a฀Democrat฀upset฀with฀ mitted฀the฀state฀to฀reclaim- lEad, FolloW oR Elias฀Nelson฀Conway฀was฀ destroy฀ Crittenden's฀ politi- the฀Conway฀family's฀domina- ing฀swampland฀to฀make฀it฀ the฀fifth฀governor฀of฀Ar- cal฀career฀and฀inluence.฀In฀ tion฀of฀the฀party,฀broke฀away฀ available฀ for฀ settlers.฀ ฀ He฀ kansas.฀฀He฀presided฀over฀ the฀ process,฀ the฀ Conways฀ and฀ran฀as฀the฀Whig฀Party฀ initiated฀the฀irst฀geological฀ GET oUT oF ThE a฀prosperous฀two฀terms฀in฀ and฀their฀cousins,฀the฀Ash- candidate. survey฀of฀the฀state฀and฀the฀ ofice฀ and฀ was฀ part฀ of฀ the฀ leys,฀Rectors,฀and฀Johnsons฀ The฀ campaign฀ centered฀ state takeover the Arkansas dominance฀ of฀ the฀ Conway฀ came฀to฀dominate฀the฀most฀ on฀how฀to฀best฀build฀the฀ School฀for฀the฀Blind.฀฀He฀ Way family฀in฀the฀state฀in฀the฀de- important฀political฀positions฀ state.฀ ฀ Conway฀ especially฀ won฀re-election฀in฀1856฀with฀ cades฀after฀joining฀the฀Union. in฀Arkansas. was฀interested฀in฀developing฀ an฀even฀wider฀margin฀than฀ Mahatma฀Gandhi฀once฀said,฀“There฀go฀my฀people.฀I฀must฀ Conway฀ was฀ born฀ in฀ Elias฀Conway฀arrived฀in฀ the฀internal฀infrastructure฀ 1852,฀ with฀ a฀ 13,000-vote฀ catch฀them฀for฀I฀am฀their฀leader.”฀Gandhi฀lead฀the฀nation฀ eastern฀Tennessee฀near฀the฀ Arkansas฀ in฀ 1833฀ and฀ soon฀ of฀the฀state.฀฀While฀some฀ margin฀and฀65%฀of฀the฀vote. of฀India฀because฀he฀said฀clever฀things฀like฀that฀and฀had฀a฀ North฀Carolina฀border฀in฀ became฀U.฀S.฀Deputy฀Sur- were฀pushing฀for฀ the฀ ag- By฀ most฀ historical฀ ac- very฀small฀budget฀since฀he฀wore฀a฀sheet,฀sandals฀with฀no฀ 1812.฀ ฀ His฀ father,฀Thomas฀ veyor.฀฀ In฀ 1835,฀ he฀ was฀ ap- gressive฀ construction฀ of฀ counts,฀Conway฀was฀a฀very฀ socks,฀shaved฀his฀head฀and฀his฀staff฀consisted฀of฀a฀stick.฀ Conway,฀was฀a฀successful฀ pointed฀territorial฀auditor.฀฀ railroads,฀ Conway฀ was฀ un- successful฀governor.฀฀The฀ He฀preached฀love฀and฀understanding฀and฀nobody฀dared฀to฀ planter.฀฀ With฀ his฀wife,฀the฀ By฀the฀ next฀ year,฀his฀older฀ certain฀ about฀ their฀future.฀฀ economy฀ thrived฀ under฀ disagree฀with฀him฀because฀he฀was฀always฀running฀behind฀ former฀Ann฀Rector,฀they฀had฀ brother,฀James฀S.฀Conway,฀ Instead,฀he฀insisted฀that฀the฀ his฀administration,฀and฀the฀ the฀crowd฀with฀that฀stick.฀ ten฀children,฀including฀seven฀ was฀elected฀governor.฀฀Short- state should concentrate on standard฀ of฀ living฀ for฀ most฀ I฀mention฀this฀because฀I฀recently฀attended฀a฀DAR฀(Daugh- sons.฀ ฀ His฀ father฀ arranged฀ ly฀afterward,฀the฀state฀legisla- wagon฀roads฀for฀farmers฀and฀ Arkansans฀rose฀steadily.฀฀The฀ ters฀of฀the฀American฀Revolution)฀meeting฀which฀honored฀ for฀tutors฀for฀his฀children฀to฀ ture฀appointed฀the฀younger฀ merchants.฀฀Because฀of฀his฀ population฀rose฀as฀well.฀฀At฀ some฀young฀leaders฀from฀local฀high฀schools฀recognizing฀ give฀them฀the฀best฀education฀ Conway฀as฀state฀auditor. insistence฀ on฀ these฀ dusty฀ eight฀years฀in฀ofice,฀he฀was฀ them฀for฀their฀leadership฀qualities฀and฀willingness฀to฀serve฀ possible฀for฀a฀frontier฀family.฀฀ In฀ 1843,฀ he฀ was฀ briefly฀ trails,฀he฀began฀to฀be฀called฀ the฀longest-serving฀governor฀ humanity.฀It฀was฀a฀big฀honor฀because฀only฀one฀person฀was฀ In฀1818,฀the฀whole฀family฀ considered as a candidate the฀"dirt฀road฀candidate."฀฀ of฀ Arkansas฀ in฀ the฀ nine- selected฀from฀each฀school฀in฀the฀county฀and฀the฀votes฀that฀ moved฀west฀to฀Missouri. for฀governor฀to฀succeed฀Ar- Conway฀ won฀ the฀ election฀ teenth฀century฀and฀is฀the฀ elected฀these฀potential฀future฀leaders,฀4฀girls฀and฀2฀boys,฀ Many฀of฀his฀older฀broth- chibald฀Yell,฀but฀controver- that฀fall฀with฀55%฀of฀the฀vote. fourth-longest฀ serving฀ gov- came฀from฀both฀the฀staff฀and฀the฀students.฀I฀was฀asked฀to฀ ers,฀excited฀by฀new฀opportu- sies฀over฀the฀nomination฀and฀ Nevertheless,฀ railroads฀ ernor฀in฀the฀entire฀history฀of฀ say฀a฀few฀words฀to฀lift฀their฀spirits฀to฀even฀loftier฀heights,฀to฀ nities฀in฀Arkansas,฀left฀for฀the฀ questions฀about฀his฀own฀lack฀ dominated฀ the฀ irst฀ legisla- the฀state,฀behind฀Governors฀ face฀the฀winds฀of฀challenge,฀to฀rise฀up฀on฀the฀wings฀of฀victory฀ new฀ territory฀ in฀ the฀ 1820s.฀฀ of฀experience฀ended฀his฀elec- tive฀ session฀ of฀ Conway's฀ Orval฀ Faubus,฀ Bill฀ Clinton,฀ and฀soar฀with฀wings฀of฀Eagles…as฀long฀as฀I฀kept฀it฀under฀“a฀ His฀ eldest฀ brother,฀Henry฀ tion฀ bid.฀ ฀ Conway฀ stepped฀ term.฀฀The฀state฀approved฀ and฀Mike฀Huckabee. couple฀of฀minutes.”฀It฀takes฀me฀that฀long฀to฀take฀off฀my฀seat฀ Conway,฀was฀a฀popular฀ter- down฀as฀state฀auditor฀in฀1849฀ corporate฀ charters฀ for฀ ive฀ Once฀Conway฀retired฀in฀ belt฀and฀crash฀helmet฀when฀I฀drive฀the฀zero฀turn฀lawn฀mower฀ ritorial฀delegate฀to฀Congress฀ and฀spent฀the฀next฀few฀years฀ railroads.฀฀Conway฀worked฀ 1860,฀ he฀ largely฀ stayed฀ out฀ so฀I฀told฀them฀a฀joke฀that฀I฀thought฀Mahatma฀would฀approve.฀ before฀he฀was฀killed฀in฀a฀duel฀ as฀an฀attorney฀and฀working฀ diligently฀to฀erase฀the฀state's฀ of฀the฀public฀eye฀for฀the฀ You฀see,฀“Bubba”฀was฀a฀young฀leader฀eager฀to฀serve฀too.฀ with฀ political฀ rival฀ Robert฀ in฀real฀estate. debt฀from฀the฀collapse฀of฀the฀ remainder฀of฀his฀years.฀฀He฀ He฀applied฀for฀a฀job฀opening฀down฀at฀the฀Sheriff’s฀ofice.฀He฀ Crittenden฀in฀1827.฀฀After฀his฀ In฀1852,฀Conway฀won฀the฀ Real฀Estate฀Bank฀in฀1837,฀cut- died฀ at฀ his฀ home฀ in฀ Little฀ was฀told฀that฀if฀he฀answered฀3฀questions฀right฀he฀would฀get฀ death,฀the฀distraught฀broth- Democratic฀ nomination฀ for฀ ting฀the฀debt฀in฀half฀without฀ Rock฀in฀1892. the฀job.฀ ers and cousins and their governor.฀฀Gen.฀Bryan฀Smith- a฀tax฀increase.฀฀He฀also฀com- “What฀is฀the฀capital฀of฀Texas,฀Arkansas฀and฀Louisiana?”฀ Bubba฀answered,฀“T,฀A฀and฀L.”฀The฀Sheriff฀said฀that฀was฀not฀ n n n what฀he฀had฀in฀mind฀but฀had฀to฀admit฀it฀was฀technically฀ Dr. Kenneth Bridges, a History Professor at South Arkansas Community College in El Dorado, can be reached at kbridg- correct. [email protected]. The South Arkansas Historical Foundation is dedicated to educating the public about the state’s rich “Name฀two฀days฀of฀the฀week฀that฀start฀with฀a฀T.”฀Bubba฀ history. The SAHF can be contacted at PO Box 144, El Dorado, AR, 71730, at 870-862-9890 or at http://soarkhistory.com/. said,฀“Today฀and฀tomorrow.”฀Again฀he฀was฀given฀a฀passing฀ grade฀for฀creative฀thinking. “Who฀killed฀Abraham฀Lincoln?”฀Bubba฀replied฀that฀he฀ didn’t฀know฀anything฀about฀that฀one,฀wasn’t฀anywhere฀near฀ where฀it฀happened฀and฀had฀an฀alibi฀for฀whenever฀it฀was.฀ ToM Proposed closure of The฀Sheriff฀told฀him฀to฀go฀home,฀do฀some฀research฀on฀it฀ CoTToN and฀if฀he฀could฀ind฀out฀the฀name฀of฀the฀culprit฀within฀a฀week฀ United States to฀come฀back฀and฀he฀would฀be฀considered฀for฀the฀job.฀Bubba฀ Senator Guantanamo Bay dangerous went฀straight฀to฀the฀Livestock฀Auction฀Café฀to฀celebrate.฀He฀ ordered฀a฀chicken฀fried฀steak,฀chicken฀fried฀French฀fries,฀a฀ side฀order฀of฀lard฀and฀a฀diet฀coke฀to฀celebrate.฀His฀buddies฀ Recently,฀President฀Obama฀announced฀his฀plan฀to฀close฀ to฀those฀“detainees”฀who฀have฀been฀already฀been฀released฀ asked฀how฀the฀interview฀went฀and฀he฀said,฀“I฀don’t฀like฀to฀ the฀detention฀facility฀at฀Guantanamo฀Bay.฀Despite฀opposition฀ from฀Guantanamo฀Bay฀over฀the฀last฀several฀years.฀Over฀six฀ brag฀but฀they฀asked฀me฀a฀couple฀of฀questions฀and฀I฀did฀so฀ from฀the฀majority฀of฀Americans,฀it฀seems฀he฀is฀intent฀on฀using฀ hundred฀and฀ifty฀detainees฀have฀been฀released฀from฀Guan- well฀that฀they฀already฀got฀me฀working฀on฀a฀murder฀case.” his฀last฀11฀months฀in฀ofice฀to฀carry฀out฀an฀ill-advised,฀ideo- tanamo,฀with฀196฀being฀conirmed฀or฀suspected฀of฀having฀ Bubba฀got฀the฀job,฀mopping฀loors฀in฀the฀jail.฀In฀his฀own฀ logical฀campaign฀promise.฀Worse,฀he฀will฀just฀wash฀his฀hands฀ returned฀to฀the฀battleield-a฀30฀percent฀recidivism฀rate.฀This฀ way฀he฀serves฀and฀leads.฀Be฀proud฀of฀what฀you฀do.฀www. of฀the฀disastrous฀implications฀next฀January,฀but฀America฀will฀ number฀is฀likely฀much฀higher฀and฀is฀made฀even฀more฀stark฀ docblakely.com suffer฀the฀consequences฀long฀after฀he฀leaves฀ofice.฀ when฀measured฀against฀the฀recidivism฀rate฀of฀those฀who฀ ฀Guantanamo฀Bay฀is฀a฀irst-rate฀detention฀facility฀that’s฀ haven’t฀been฀released:฀zero. n n n kept฀terrorists฀off฀the฀battleield฀and฀played฀a฀critical฀role฀ ฀And฀those฀detainees฀that฀can’t฀be฀transferred฀to฀other฀ Humorist Doc Blakely is a professional speaker/writer/ in฀our฀counterterrorism฀efforts.฀It฀allows฀us฀to฀concentrate฀ countries?฀President฀Obama฀plans฀to฀bring฀them฀here,฀to฀the฀ musician/rancher from Wharton, Texas. He has been trained฀experts฀in฀interrogation฀in฀one฀place฀to฀extract฀ United฀States฀where฀they฀will฀be฀imprisoned฀in฀our฀regular,฀ Pokin’ Fun at himself and life for 40 years. intelligence฀of฀paramount฀importance฀in฀uncovering฀and฀ maximum฀security฀prisons.฀Bringing฀them฀to฀our฀shores฀is฀ stopping฀plots฀against฀Americans.฀Information฀obtained฀from฀ not฀ only฀ unnecessary฀ and฀ dangerous,฀ it฀ is฀ also฀ unlawful.฀ detainees฀at฀Guantanamo฀has฀been฀described฀by฀the฀CIA฀as฀ President฀Obama’s฀own฀military฀and฀Attorney฀General฀have฀ "the฀lead฀information"฀that฀enabled฀the฀agency฀to฀recognize฀ both฀said฀they฀lack฀the฀legal฀authority฀to฀transfer฀detainees฀to฀ the฀importance฀of฀a฀courier฀for฀Osama฀bin฀Laden,฀a฀crucial฀ the฀United฀States.฀President฀Obama฀can't฀ignore฀that฀reality. LETTER POLICY understanding฀that฀lead฀to฀the฀U.S.฀raid฀that฀killed฀him.฀If฀ ฀Rest฀assured,฀I฀am฀committed฀to฀ensuring฀this฀valuable฀ Guantanamo฀Bay฀closes,฀we฀will฀lose฀that฀kind฀of฀valuable฀ counter฀ intelligence฀ tool฀ remains฀ open฀ and฀ to฀ increasing฀ information. the฀number฀of฀terrorists฀sent฀there.฀Simply฀put,฀President฀ The Nashville News welcomes letters to the ฀As฀part฀of฀his฀plan,฀President฀Obama฀also฀announced฀he฀ Obama’s฀plan฀to฀close฀Guantanamo฀Bay฀is฀dead฀on฀arrival฀ editor addressing any topic of interest to our plans฀to฀transfer฀many฀of฀the฀remaining฀Guantanamo฀Bay฀ in฀the฀Senate. readers. To be published, letters must be 300 detainees฀to฀other฀countries.฀Let’s฀consider฀what’s฀happened฀ words or less and include the contact information of the person writing them. Additionally, letters are published at the discretion of the editor book REviEW and publisher, and must not contain obscene NiColE or libelous language. Send your letter by mail TRaCy to P.O. 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The Nashville News If฀one฀picks฀up฀the฀novel,฀Murder on the Orient Express is฀related฀to฀the฀Armstrongs. by฀Agatha฀Christie฀and฀reads฀the฀back฀cover,฀the฀following฀ The฀detective฀requests฀passenger฀tickets฀and฀passports.฀ USPS 371-540 P.O. Box 297 words฀are฀your฀introduction฀into฀possibly฀the฀greatest฀“who- He฀interviews฀the฀12฀passengers฀and฀records฀his฀notes฀and฀ 418 N. Main St. Nashville, AR 71852 dunit”฀mystery฀novel฀of฀all฀time:฀฀“Just฀after฀midnight,฀the฀ thoughts฀after฀each฀interview.฀After฀the฀interviews,฀Poirot฀ Telephone (870) 845-2010 famous฀Orient฀Express฀is฀stopped฀in฀its฀tracks฀by฀a฀snowdrift.฀ reviews฀his฀notes,฀constructs฀a฀timeline฀for฀when฀events฀oc- Fax (870) 845-5091 By฀ morning,฀ the฀ millionaire฀ Samuel฀ Edward฀ Ratchett฀ lies฀ cur,฀and฀is฀left฀with฀more฀questions฀than฀answers.฀Some฀of฀ Toll Free 1-888-845-NEWS dead฀in฀his฀compartment,฀stabbed฀a฀dozen฀times,฀his฀door฀ the฀information฀makes฀no฀sense฀to฀Poirot.฀For฀instance,฀the฀ Established 1878. Published since Sept. 1, 1979 locked฀from฀the฀inside.฀One฀of฀his฀fellow฀passengers฀must฀ maid฀says฀she฀saw฀a฀conductor,฀but฀it฀isn’t฀any฀of฀the฀three฀ by Graves Publishing Company, Inc. Lawrence Graves, President be฀the฀murderer. that฀are฀working฀on฀the฀train.฀Her฀description฀of฀the฀fourth฀ Subscription rates: Isolated฀by฀the฀storm,฀detective฀Hercule฀Poirot฀must฀ind฀ conductor฀ matches฀ the฀ description฀ of฀ the฀ man฀ Ratchett฀ $30.00 per year in Howard, Pike, Sevier, Little River the฀killer฀among฀a฀dozen฀of฀the฀dead฀man’s฀enemies,฀before฀ claims฀was฀after฀him.฀The฀only฀person฀who฀discloses฀that฀ and Hempstead counties; the฀murderer฀decides฀to฀strike฀again.” she฀knew฀the฀Armstrong฀is฀Princess฀Dragomiroff. $50.00 elsewhere in continental United States Hercule฀Poirot฀gets฀called฀back฀to฀London,฀so฀he฀takes฀the฀ Even฀when฀Poirot฀interviews฀the฀passengers฀again,฀and฀ Periodicals Postage Paid at Nashville, Arkansas Simplon฀Orient฀Express.฀For฀the฀time฀of฀year,฀it’s฀surprising฀ searches฀their฀luggage,฀it฀is฀still฀not฀clear฀to฀him฀who฀com- the฀number฀of฀people฀who฀are฀on฀the฀train.฀While฀on฀the฀ mitted฀the฀crime.฀He฀remembers฀a฀comment฀M.฀Bouc฀made฀ Any erroneous statement published in the newspaper will be - gladly and promptly corrected after management is notified. train,฀someone฀murders฀Samuels฀Edward฀Ratchett.฀Before฀ earlier฀that฀it฀is฀very฀unusual฀for฀people฀from฀so฀many฀dif The News is a twice weekly publication. his฀untimely฀death,฀the฀victim฀asked฀Poirot฀to฀work฀for฀him฀ ferent฀economic฀and฀social฀classes฀to฀be฀traveling฀together,฀ because฀someone฀wants฀to฀kill฀him.฀Although฀Ratchett฀looks฀ and฀the฀wheels฀start฀to฀turn,฀allowing฀him฀to฀eventually฀igure฀ Postmaster, send Change of address to: cultured,฀his฀eyes฀give฀away฀the฀evil฀that฀lurks฀within,฀so฀ things฀out,฀interpreting฀the฀information฀and฀solving฀the฀case. - P.o. Box 297 the฀detective฀turns฀him฀down.฀Monsieur฀Bouc,฀a฀director฀of฀ Author฀Christie’s฀dialogue฀in฀the฀story฀is฀absolutely฀law Nashville, ar 71852 the฀Compagnie฀Internationale฀des฀Wagons฀Lit,฀and฀a฀friend฀ less;฀it฀lows฀in฀the฀natural฀style฀of฀conversation,฀particularly฀ of฀Poirot,฀appoints฀him฀to฀solve฀the฀case.฀Because฀of฀heavy฀ multi-lingual฀ones.฀Her฀books฀were฀written฀in฀a฀time฀when฀ Louis ‘Swampy’ Graves, snowfall,฀the฀train฀is฀stuck฀for฀an฀undetermined฀period฀of฀ the฀middle-฀and฀upper-class฀English฀had,฀and฀may฀still฀have,฀ Editor and Editor Emeritus, 1950-2001 time,฀so฀no฀passengers฀are฀able฀to฀get฀on฀or฀off. a฀rudimentary฀understanding฀of฀French฀so฀no฀translations฀ Mike Graves, CEO/Publisher After฀examining฀the฀body,฀Dr฀.฀Constantine฀inds฀some- were฀made฀in฀the฀story.฀The฀humor฀is฀light฀and฀skillful฀in฀ Donna Harwell, Comptroller/Office Mgr. thing฀odd฀–฀the฀force฀of฀the฀12฀stab฀wounds฀are฀not฀equal,฀ it’s฀usage. Cindy Harding, Circulation Manager indicating฀that฀a฀man฀and฀a฀woman฀committed฀the฀crime,฀one฀ The฀characters,฀Poirot฀particularly,฀are฀fascinating฀rep- Natasha Worley, Advertising/Web Mgr. of฀which฀is฀left-handed.฀The฀doctor฀estimates฀that฀Ratchett฀ resentatives฀of฀certain฀classes฀of฀the฀time฀period.฀Clues฀are฀ Terrica Hendrix, Editor died฀before฀2:00฀a.m,฀and฀when฀he฀examines฀the฀body฀again฀ deftly฀ placed฀ and฀ it฀ such฀ fun฀ to฀ watch฀ Poirot฀ engage฀ his฀ Nicole Tracy, Reporter in฀Poirot’s฀presence฀they฀ind฀a฀stopped฀watch,฀in฀the฀victim’s฀ "little฀gray฀cells." pocket,฀which฀suggests฀that฀he฀died฀at฀1:45฀a.m.฀ As฀far฀as฀mysteries฀go,฀this฀might฀be฀the฀quintessential฀ The News is the oldest active business in Howard County -- Founded in 1878. The฀detective฀igures฀out฀that฀Ratchett฀is฀an฀alias฀for฀ one฀that฀deines฀the฀genre.฀One฀can’t฀go฀wrong฀with฀picking฀ Find us on the Internet at: www.nashvillenews.org Cassetti,฀who฀kidnapped฀and฀killed฀a฀little฀girl,฀Daisy฀Arm- up฀this฀story. Murder on the Orient Express We keep Southwest Arkansas covered! strong,฀before฀he฀and฀his฀gang฀received฀the฀ransom.฀Ratchett฀ ฀is฀available฀at฀the฀Howard฀ changed฀his฀name฀and฀left฀the฀United฀States.฀Daisy’s฀death฀ County฀Public฀Library.฀Copies฀are฀limited,฀so฀if฀it฀is฀unavail- Nashville฀News฀•฀Murfreesboro฀Diamond impacts฀her฀mother,฀father฀and฀nanny.฀After฀inding฀the฀clue,฀ able,฀ask฀at฀the฀front฀desk฀to฀be฀put฀on฀a฀waiting฀list฀for฀it. Glenwood฀Herald฀•฀Montgomery฀County฀News Poirot฀deduces฀that฀it฀is฀a฀revenge฀killing,฀so฀the฀murderer฀ Monday, March 7, 2016 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 3 Obituaries jail and $100 fine. The court Gladys Ann Brotherton Turner, 72, Loving mother, Feb. 28 reduced the fine to $50 and Mrs. Gladys Ann Brotherton his untimely death years later in 1996. remitted the jail sentence. Turner, age 72, passed away She was an avid bingo player and a lifelong Notice: All persons are unexpectedly at her home supporter of the VFW Auxiliary, joining warned not to employ, feed near Blevins, Arkansas, in 1976. She was a charter member of or shelter my sons, Sebe and Gibbs Wesson. Any person Sunday, February 28, Marlbrook Baptist Church. She devoted so doing will be harboring 2016. She was born to her life to her mother, children, and runaway minors. Oscar George Harold “Hap” especially grandchildren. Wesson and Annie Lee “Tinsey” She is survived by her two children, ____ Phillips Brotherton, April Sharon Renee Turner of Bonanza and 3, 1943 in Houston, Texas. Charlotte Michelle Dean of Blevins; COMPILED BY All her schooling was at Blevins, her brother, Robert H. Brotherton and his PATSY YOUNG 63 years ago: 1953 Dierks- Pleasant, progres- Arkansas, graduating in the class of 1961. wife, Margo, of Sheridan Wyoming; three Early files for the week sive changes in the grocery Upon graduation, she attended cosmetology school grandchildren, Corey Turner, Fawn Carey, and of March 7, 2016 world of our little town have in Nashville, graduating in 1963. After a brief career Heather Almond; three great-grandchildren; two been well illustrated in the in hairdressing, she found that this was not her nieces, Kris Dahl of Phoenix Arizona and Megan 120 years ago: 1896 recent remodeling of the life’s calling and started to work at various factories Cook of Sheridan, Wyoming; and her favorite little An open air concert is Reese Grocery and Market around the county. She worked at the pajama factory dog, Chloie. to be given on the school in Dierks. in Prescott and then she worked for Nest Fresh in Funeral Service was held at 2:00 p.m., Friday, grounds on Friday evening Purchasing the store in Blevins for 19 years. Upon the closing of Nest Fresh, March 4, 2016 at Brazzel/Cornish Chapel with Bro. March 20 for the purpose 1945 from E.O. Babbit, Mr. she was a faithful employee for Tyson in Nashville Mike Fischer oficiating. Family reception followed of raising money with which and Mrs. R. C. Reese have for 20 years. at Marlbrook Baptist Church Fellowship Hall in to purchase a school library. never stinted in bringing the In 1963, she married Harold Duane Turner at a Blevins, Arkansas. Burial will be at Marlbrook The best talent among the best service and civic inter- ceremony at home. From this union, she had two Cemetery. young ladies and gentle- est of trade to the people children, Sharon and Michelle. This marriage ended Arrangements by BRAZZEL/Cornish The Funeral men of the community has of Dierks. This service has in divorce after 16 years. She then became the constant Home of Prescott, Eddie Brazzel Director. Online been enlisted, aided by been further extended this companion of Sam Leslie which was terminated by condolences www.brazzelfuneralhomes.com. the older members of the week into one of the most school. Admission will be up-to-date self-service gro- free with contributions so- cery and markets in South- licited at the close of the west Arkansas. Charles “Charlie” Cox, 57, Family Patriarch, March 6 performance. Saturday, the formal re- Charles Ray Cox, 57, of Ricky Cox and wife, Wanda of Nashville, Kim Dixon (Adv.) Buckingham's Dye opening was a huge suc- Murfreesboro, passed away on and Paul Smith of Pike City, Tony Cox and wife, for the whiskers can be ap- cess as hundreds of people Sunday, March 6, 2016 in Hot Missy of Murfreesboro, and Jimmy Cox of Pike plied when at home, and visited the store to wish Springs. He was born on March 15, City; sister-in-law, Becky Cox Avery; brother-in-law, is uniformly successful in the owners well, to enjoy 1958 in Nashville the son of the late Dennis Harsh; and a host of nieces and nephews. coloring a brown or black. refreshments of free fruit E.C. “Shorty” Cox and Bessie (York) Services will be Tuesday, March 8, 2016 at 2:00 Hence its great popularity. juices and to ride children in Cox. p.m. in the First Christian Church in Murfreesboro _____ the new self-service baskets. In addition to his parents, he was with Rob Evans oficiating. Burial to follow in Pike _____ preceded in death by one brother, City Cemetery under the direction of Latimer Funeral 97 years ago: 1919 Monty Cox; and one sister, Brenda Harsh. Home, Murfreesboro. Rulo Hester, lately of Dier- 40 years ago: 1976 He is survived by his wife, Lorenda Jones Cox Visitation will be Monday from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 ks, was brought to this city "I was walking through a of Murfreesboro; three daughters, Nakita Cox of p.m. at Latimer Funeral Home in Murfreesboro. and placed in jail, charged furrow facing the sun when Benton, Brittney Humphry of Murfreesboro, and Pallbearers are Trent Cox, Clint Cox, Jim Cox, with white slavery, which it I saw a sparkle 30 feet away. Genia Lowery of Pike City; four grandsons, Jayce Hunter Cox, Jonathan Watson, and Curt Beavert. is alleged was committed in I kept my eye on it and Humphry, Blaine Humphry, Cash Lowery, and You may send an online sympathy message to Texas, the arrest being made walked towards it, then I just Cooper Lowery; siblings, Conrad Cox and wife, Eva www.latimerfuneralhome.com. on a request of the authori- reached down and touched of Nathan, Ronnie Cox and wife, Susan of Delight, ties at Chilicothe, Texas. and it fell out. I knew it was Marshal C.G. Still of Dierks some kind of good rock," made the arrest and brought describes W. W. Johnson, finder of the now famous Viola Lavelle Corbell Caldwell Hester to Nashville. Sheriff Send all obituaries to Viola Lavelle Corbell Caldwell, Millwee Monday received a Amarillo Starlight. age 76 of Nashville, formerly of telegram from the Texas of- Johnson found the Sil- [email protected] ficials stating that an officer ver Cape 16 carat, 37 point Mineral Springs, passed went to be was coming for the man. diamond August 20, 1975, with her Lord and Savior on Saturday, Clip this coupon! Clip thi The case of J. Y. Roberts at the Crater of Diamonds Clip this coupon! Clip this coupon! Clip this coupon! Clip this coupon! Clip this coupon! Clip this coupon! March 5, 2016 in Nashville. She was charged with assault with State Park in Murfreesboro. born July 21, 1939 in Mineral Springs intent to kill, attracted a His life hasn't been the same to the late Whitten Eric and Gladys FREE00 X-RAY

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divides us all, ATTEMPT to on THe edGe oF CoMMon sense discuss this divisive issue From The (Who knows, we might be by Baxter Black, DVM discussing “Global Cooling” baXTER in a few years). blaCk Barnyard Here, we use recycled farm newsprint, then recycle the Columnist By Mike Graves waste paper each week at RUdy the Howard County Children and Adult Center. We're not Dere felo caowdogs. Its wot he nose abowt ane- cral under it! going to stop global warming bin a wile sinc I ben abel to mil behavyer wood fit in a I don’t know how many by these feeble steps - just, sneek in a collum. B. Black pinewurms poketbuk! mor trips to the sale the maybe slow it down enough Climate Change for our grandkids to be able dvm (dip vat maneger, ha, He went to a horstraning Valdez will make. Itz his 1982 ha) has ben wathing me klinick. That’s a laff! “Bekum stoktraler with skower yelo I read in my Livestock warming, like racial issues, to play in the snow someday. pretty clos. won with yer hours.” The primer an smooth tires. He Weekly this week that Dr. are hard to discuss ratio- In closing, we don’t need Got a letter from Bloo and pore fule izent evun won maks me staye in it wile hez Art Douglas, the trusted me- nally. Hollywood blames the United Nations to tell us Bare. Bare sed he liked hour with his dandrif! Bowt the in the sale barn. teorologist that the National corporate agriculture while the right thing to do - that is, vedio better than the buk. It onely thing hez wone with Ane way, nuthinz chang Cattleman’s Association re- they (Hollywood) fly their be as kind to our life sustain- was cruntcheyer! Bloo got is his ropping dummy! mutch. I stil ride in the bak lies on, “believes in climate personal jets to the Earth ing planet as possible. spad. Evre sinc the nayber I spent the somer wach- of the pikup sumtimz. But he change, and the fact that the Summits. Cattleman’s As- That’s all for this week, sot me I bin staing clos to ing his gippo cow opuras- never swepes it hout. All that Earth’s oceans are 6 degrees sociations reject the idea I appreciate y’all taking the home, too. hun. Thank goodness, be- brush and sand an hay. I set warmer than a decade ago the ranchers they represent time to read this imperfect Did get run oufer las cause he strung fifteen mils bak the in a blizerd of trash! affirms this.” could be contributing to opinion, offered by an im- somer but onely brok my of hot whire all ofer twelve But I’m wurkin on him. It I discussed global warm- global warming. And the perfect man. leg. akers to maksomize his cood be worz. I cood be a ing with some animal sci- heat goes on. “Let’s leave some blue up I tink my contsent viglens grazeing. The paschur lookt towen dog. entists from the U of A last I personally believe we above us, let’s leave some has cut dowen on Backstirs like Flanderz Feld! The cowz PS Lefte sez shez doon summer, and all three agreed are experiencing global green on the ground. It’s only cowdog kritasizein. Besides, finly gave upp an lerned to better after the amputashun. we are experiencing global warming, and EVERYONE ours to borrow, let’s save warming. None of the men- is contributing to the phe- some for tomorrow - leave tioned scientists would go nomenon. I also believe it’s it and pass it on down.” Ala- too deep in blaming any time we took our collective bama one thing for fear of losing heads out of the sand, and, Legislator of the Year their jobs - you see, global like the racial issue that Ps 37:11 FarMers wary oF 2007 easTer Freeze rePeaT Target March 21 to start planting LITTLE ROCK – Arkansas Precocious crops of rain, turned into a deep farmers, wary of a repeat of The 2007 cold was pre- drought year for Arkansas the 2007 Easter freeze, have ceded by an abnormally farmers. their sights set on March 21 warm March, which accel- Heavy rain on the way to start planting row crops. erated the growth of many If farmers needed an- The first day of spring crops. Arctic cold swept in, other reason to wait, they this year is March 19. dropping temperatures to need only look at the fore- “They should start plant- record lows between April cast for next week. The ing in about three weeks,” 4-10. National Weather Service said Kevin Lawson, exten- Winter wheat was at a at Little Rock is forecasting sion crop verification coor- sensitive stage and acres 2-4 inches of rain for a large dinator for the University of in in northern Arkansas part of the state between Arkansas System Division of suffered heavy yield im- March 7-10, with the pos- Agriculture. “I’ve talked to pacts from the freeze and sibility of strong to severe producers in Lincoln, Con- soybean growers who had thunderstorms on March 8. way and St. Francis coun- planted early-maturing vari- The heaviest rain – 4-6 ties and they’re all looking eties also suffered setbacks. inches with locally heavier toward March 21 as their Three days of freezing tem- amounts possible, covered target.” peratures in Bradley County a broad swath of the state. JONATHAN CANADAY | Southwest Arkansas Radio Keith Perkins, Lonoke in 2007 cut Arkansas’ toma- The NWS office at North The Arkansas Cattlemen's Association has named Brent Talley as Legislator of the Year. Pictured County extension agent for to crop in half. Fruit growers Little Rock said the forecast is first vice president Jerry Christie presenting the award on behalf of the ACA. the division of agriculture also suffered heavy damage was likely to be revised said, said that “Even though as cold damaged trees just in the coming days. (See: we have been warmer than as they were blooming or https://www.facebook.com/ normal, our soil tempera- just beginning to shed pet- NWSLittleRock) ture is not warm enough to als to show fruit. “We are in a holding pat- plant in Lonoke. The National Weather tern till the weather breaks, “The best place for the Service, drawing from a but when it does watch out, seeds right now is in the bag variety of sources, said that because farmers will be or in the shop until we get a total losses in Arkansas full blast until the crop is warmer soil temperature,” from the 2007 freeze likely harvested next fall,” Perkins he said. exceeded $116 million. (A said. “Now is time to cali- “Plus, don’t forget 2007 National Weather Service brate sprayers and planters when we had a late freeze report on the 2007 freeze to ensure they are putting and many acres had to be re- can be found here: http://1. out the correct rates when planted due to that event,” usa.gov/1TSL2JN.) we do start planting.” Perkins said. 2012 also saw warm late For more information However, “homeowners winter temperatures. In Chi- about crop production, visit can be planting, potatoes, cot County, corn planting www.uaex.edu or contact broccoli, greens, cabbage started at the end of Febru- your county extension of- and onions -- any of the ary. The warmth continued fice. winter plants.” and combined with a lack

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The following cases Debbie M. Jones, 43, Mineral Springs, fined ning stop sign or light Nashville, guilty, fined BENCH TRIAL were heard Thursday, Nashville, forfeited $225 $390 and 3 days in jail for Willie R. Savage, 27, $335 for assault in 3rd CITY OF NASHVILLE March 3, 2016 during for speeding (74/55) shoplifting Nashville, guilty, fined degree Tina D. Krantz, 53, Howard County District Travis L. Kropf, 29, Leeanna Sue Brown, $345 and 2 days in jail for CITY OF DIERKS Nashville, guilty, fined Court: Mineral Springs, forfeited 41, McCaskill, guilty, driving on suspended or Jade Blaauw, 23, $240 for refusing chemi- $210 for failure to pay fined $210 for failure to revoked driver’s license Lockesburg, guilty, fined cal test HOWARD COUNTY registration-AHP pay registration – local Willie R. Savage, 27, $405 for contributing to Ricky Alexander, 25, Vincent Maryoga Ro- Leeanna Sue Brown, Nashville, guilty, fined delinquency of minor Newhope, guilty, fined cha, 19, Mineral Springs, 41, McCaskill, guilty, $245 for failure to appear Jade Blaauw, 23, MARRIAGE LICENSE $345 for driving on sus- forfeited $50 for no seat fined $345 for no proof Willie R. Savage, 27, Lockesburg, guilty, fined Feb. 29 – Joshua Ryan pended or revoked driv- belt of liability insurance Nashville, guilty, fined $265 for failure to appear Dildy, 24, Nashville and er’s license James T. Trotter, 65, Lance Finley, 34, Nash- $3030 for non-payment Jade Blaauw, 23, Lynsey Jordon Smith, 22, Ricky Alexander, 25, Fulton, guilty, fined $250 ville, guilty, fined $195 for of fines Lockesburg, guilty, fined Mineral Springs Newhope, guilty, fined for speeding (78/55) no driver’s license Ywnetta L. Scott, 38, $265 for failure to appear Feb. 29 – Benjamin M. $740 for non-payment of Rashonda Vaughn, 35, Lance Finley, 34, Nash- Nashville, guilty fined Jade Blaauw, 23, Vanfleet, 39, Nashville fines Mineral Springs, forfeited ville, guilty, fined court $390 and 3 days in jail for Lockesburg, guilty, fined and Murry Nicole Loo- Carie A. Argo, 48, Min- $195 for no driver’s li- costs only for no proof of shoplifting $265 for failure to appear mis, 31, Haynes eral Springs, forfeited cense liability insurance Ywnetta L. Scott, 38, Scott A. Blansit, 53, March 29 – Martin Ca- $245 for failure to appear Shavon Velcoff, 20, Phelecia Graves, 26, Nashville, guilty fined Liberty Hill, Texas, for- petillo, 51, Nashville and Carie A. Argo, 48, Min- Mineral Springs, guilty, Hope, guilty, fined $290 $265 for failure to appear feited $210 for speeding Elisa Macasaquit Agui- eral Springs, forfeited fined $245 for fictitious for non-payment of fines James Sharp, 16, Nash- (68/45) naldo, 32, Nashville $245 for failure to appear vehicle license Rickie L. Henderson, ville, guilty, fined $240 for Scott A. Blansit, 53, March 29 – Sloan Eric Desarae L. Barnett, 35, Shavon Velcoff, 20, Jr., 33, New Boston, Tex- speeding (50/30) Liberty Hill, Texas, for- Turner, 48, North Little Nashville, guilty, fined Mineral Springs, guilty, as, guilty, fined $1030 Bruce Lee Slatton, 30, feited $245 for failure to Rock and Angelia Mi- $345 and 2 days in jail for fined $345 and 2 days in and driver’s license sus- Murfreesboro, guilty, appear chele Getts, 46, North driving on suspended or jail for driving on sus- pended for 6 months for fined $345 for driving on Brandon Chad Lovell, Little Rock revoked driver’s license pended or revoked driv- possession of marijuana suspended or revoked 32, De Queen, guilty, fined CIVIL Desarae L. Barnett, 35, er’s license Rickie L. Henderson, driver’s license $345 and 2 days in jail for Feb. 29 – Midland Fund- Nashville, guilty, fined CITY OF NASHVILLE Jr., 33, New Boston, Tex- Ebony Smith, 27, Min- driving on suspended or ing LLC vs. Angie Jones, $50 for no seat belt Abelardo Aguilar, 39, as, guilty, fined $515 for eral Springs, guilty, fined revoked driver’s license Debt: open account Jade Blaauw, 23, Nashville, guilty, fined possession of drug para- $940 for criminal mis- Brandon Chad Lovell, Feb. 29 – Midland Lockesburg, guilty, fined $195 for no driver’s li- phernalia chief in 1st degree 32, De Queen, guilty, fined Funding LLC vs. Vajeana $695 for non-payment of cense Rickie L. Henderson, Alexis Thompson, 23, $270 for criminal trespass Porter, Debt: open ac- fines Desarae L. Barnett, 35, Jr., 33, New Boston, Tex- Nashville, guilty, fined CITY OF MINERAL count Jerry Tex Brown, 62, Nashville, guilty, fined as, guilty, fined $195 for $345 for driving on sus- SPRINGS Feb. 20 – Wanda Hop- Nashville, forfeited $220 $345 and 2 days in jail for no driver’s license pended or revoked driv- Dennis L. Terrell, 62, son Ester vs. Peggy Hop- for careless or prohibited driving on suspended or Rickie L. Henderson, er’s license Mineral Springs, guilty, per, negligence-motor driving revoked driver’s license Jr., 33, New Boston, Tex- Alexis Thompson, 23, fined $345 for failure to vehicle Robert Edward Fernan- Desarae L. Barnett, 35, as, guilty, fined $185 ex- Nashville, guilty, fined present insurance March 3 – Midland dez, 19, Horatio, forfeited Nashville, guilty, fined pired vehicle tags court costs only for no Dennis L. Terrell, 62, Funding LLC vs. Amanda $235 for speeding (79/55) $345 and 2 days in jail for Dario Hernandez, 22, proof of liability insur- Mineral Springs, guilty, Cox, Debt: open account David Dewayne Ford, driving on suspended or Blevins, forfeited $195 for ance fined court costs only for March 3 – Midland 43, Texarkana, Texas, for- revoked driver’s license no driver’s license Alexis Thompson, 23, fictitious vehicle license Funding LLC vs. Rose feited $145 for no proof Desarae L. Barnett, 35, Gerson Magana, 20, Nashville, guilty, fined Dennis L. Terrell, 62, Matthews, Debt: open of liability insurance-ASP Nashville, guilty, fined Mineral Springs, forfeited court costs only for fail- Mineral Springs, guilty, account Frank Dale Holloway, $50 for no seat belt $515 for possession of ure to appear fined court costs only for DOMESTIC 38, Waldron, guilty, fined Desarae L. Barnett, 35, drug paraphernalia Travis L. Tolbert, 38, failure to pay registration Feb. 26 – Casey Parker $195 for running stop Nashville, guilty, fined Andrew C. Pipkins, Saratoga, guilty, fined - local vs. Maria Parker, divorce sign or light $245 for failure to appear 26, Murfreesboro, guilty, $735 for non-payment of BENCH TRIAL Feb. 26 – Kelly Jack- Frank Dale Holloway, Desarae L. Barnett, 35, fined, $615 for non-pay- fines HOWARD COUNTY son vs. Daniel Jackson, 38, Waldron, guilty, fined Nashville, guilty, fined ment of fines Shavon Velcoff, 20, Bryan Harris, 52, Min- divorce $245 and 2 days in jail for $939.53 for non-payment Larry Roberts 30, Mineral Springs, guilty, eral Springs, guilty, fined March 3 – Brittney driving on suspended or of fines Nashville, forfeited $345 fined $390 for criminal $2540 for DWI Hutchison vs. Dalton revoked driver’s license Joe R. Bradford, 64, for no proof of liability mischief-2nd degree Bryan Harris, 52, Min- Hutchison, divorce Albert L. Hunter, 34, Mineral Springs, fined insurance Amando H. Venegas, eral Springs, guilty, fined March 3 – Joshua Diggs Nashville, guilty fined $447.35 and 3 days in jail Willie R. Savage, 27, 76, Blevins, forfeited $195 $390 and 10 days in jail vs. Kayla Diggs, divorce $515 for domestic battery for shoplifting Nashville, guilty, fined for no driver’s license for driving on suspended in 3rd degree Karen L. Bradford, 55, court costs only for run- Davis S. Yerger, 57, driver’s license – DWI HOWARD COUNTY LAND TRANSACTIONS

Feb. 26 – Warran- or less; LESS AND EX- lyn Taylor, Grantee, O’Donnell, Grantors to sas Limited Liability opment, Grantor to ty Deed with Relin- CEPT: NW¼NE¼, Sec- Part of the NE¼ of Block Scott Edward O’Donnell Corporation, by and Stonegate Mortgage quishment of Dower tion 28, Township 9S, 1, Town of Mineral and Deanna Leigh through its Managing Corporation, Grantee, and Curtsey – Shane Range 27W, contain- Springs. O’Donnell, Grantees, Member, Terry L. Rog- NE¼NW¼, Section 26, Henson and Kristi Hen- ing 2 acres, more or March 1 – Warranty Part of Block 59, Town ers, Grantor to James Township 9S, Range son, husband and wife, less; AND LESS AND Deed – Scott Edward of Mineral Springs, con- Eudy and Sandra Eudy, 27W, containing 0.568 Grantors to Clifton EXCEPT: NW¼NE¼, Sec- O’Donnell and Dean- taining 0.34 acre, more husband and wife, acres, more or less. Ward and Brenda Ward, tion 28, Township 9S, na Leigh O’Donnell, or less. Grantees, Lots 15, 16, March 2 – Commis- husband and wife, Range 27W, containing as sole surviving March 1 – Warranty 17, and 18, Block 24, sioner’s Deed – Angie Grantees, NE¼SE¼, Sec- 20 acres, more or less. heirs of Carol Evelyn Deed – Scott Edward City of Nashville Lewis, as Circuit Court tion 1, Township 8S, Feb. 29 – Warranty O’Donnell, Grantors to O’Donnell and Dean- March 2 – Warranty Commissioner, Grant- Range 29W, containing Deed – Carolyn Taylor Scott Edward O’Donnell na Leigh O’Donnell, Deed – Andy Gitchell, or to United States of 40 acres, more or less. and Billy Ray Lambert, and Deanna Leigh as sole surviving unmarried, Grantor to America, acting through Feb. 29 – Executor’s as the sole surviving O’Donnell, Grantees, heirs of Carol Evelyn Autrea Nail, Grantee, the Rural Development, Deed – Dean Parum Nor- heirs of Mary Jo Wade, West 100 feet of Lot 1 O’Donnell, Grantors to NE¼NE¼, Section 2, U.S. Department of Ag- sworthy, as Executor of Grantors to Carolyn and the West 100 feet of Scott Edward O’Donnell Township 11S, Range riculture, Grantee, S½ the Estate of Mary Imo- Taylor and Billy Ray Lot 2, Block 18, Town of and Deanna Leigh 28W, containing 5.97 of W½ of Lot 2, Block gene Parum Norswor- Lambert, Grantees, Part Mineral Springs. O’Donnell, Grantees, acres, more or less. 10, Incorporated Town thy, Deceased, Grantor of the SE¼ of Block March 1 – Warranty Part of Lots 1 and 2, March 2 – Quitclaim of Mineral Springs. to John Hearnsberger, 44, Town of Mineral Deed – Scott Edward Block 19, Original Town Deed (Corporation) Physical address is 118 M.D., Grantee, W½NE¼, Springs. O’Donnell and Dean- of Mineral Springs. – Secretary of Hous- West Center St., Mineral Section 28, Township Feb. 29 – Quitclaim na Leigh O’Donnell, March 2 – Corporate ing and Urban Devel- Springs, AR 71851. 9S, Range 27W, con- Deed – Billy Ray Lam- as sole surviving Deed – Teco Invest- taining 80 acres, more bert, Grantor to Caro- heirs of Carol Evelyn ments, LLC, an Arkan- PUBLic nOtice The City of Mineral Springs/Park Commission is accepting sealed bids for a Dixon Zero Turn mower Get realtime news and opinion updates online at (as is). Bids will be accepted Mon, Feb. 29 thru Fri. March 11, 2016 at 5:00 pm at the Municipal

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acre lot, 1996 Mobile Home with spacious 6. 5 private acres beautiful Little Mis- ...... $59,000 7. 4091 Hwy 371 - McCaskill; 3BR, 2BA | SOLD souri River frontage near old Factory site, 13. 7.32 ac. Beautiful Little Missouri Mobile Home; 1620 sq ft, 5 acre lot, offers kitchen, his & her walk in closets, large deck  rock ireplace, crown molding, and wood overlooking the acreage, and fenced in back great fishing, great homesite, utilities River Frontage. Rural Water & Electric laminate looring. Comes with all furniture & yard - $39,900 available...... $75,000 Available. Great Building Site...... appliances, and 30x40 insulated shop - 19. 3731 S Hwy 301 - Delight; 3BR, 1 BA| $110,000 Single Family Home; 864 sq ft, 0.28 acre lot, 7. Secluded 3 BR, 2 BA, 3 yr. old 2 ...... $118,000 partially updated home that is heated with story home on 5 hilltop acres. Property 13. 4 - 2 yr old cabins on 40 acres, Cur- 8. 415 County Road 48 - Washington; 3  BR, 2 ½ BA | Single Family Home; 2012 sq butane or electric, cooled with window unit. overlooks theSOLD foothills of the Ouachitas rently used as vacation rentals. Great in- ft, 3.31 acre lot, two story country home Big back porch, 2 sheds, carport cover. Near SOLD Little Missouri & Diamond Mine - $37,100 & tons of wildlife. Located only a couple come potential...... $475,000 including double carport with storage, all miles from town & a couple hundred electric, rural water, wood looring, carpet, 20. 181 Piney Loop – Hot Springs; 0.54 • Shop Manager wood burning ireplace, and beautiful views acres | Residential Lots & Land; close to Lake - $103,000 Shop Managers and Mechanics Ouachita, great place to put a manufactured • 9. 902 W Hwy 70 - Dierks; 3 BR, 1 ½ BA home - $18,500 Diesel Mechanics must have their own tools. CDL A | Single Family Home; 1,432 sq ft, 1 acre 21. Lot 25R – Nashville; 0.61 acres | •••฀O U T L Y I N G฀••• lot, all brick home with spacious kitchen, or B preferred; not required. Residential Lots & Land; cleared lot with • Parts Clerks breakfast bar, new gas stove, new carpet, city utilities; close to town but out of city 1. Emmett - 28 acres of Hwy 67 frontage Langley - 3 BR, 2 BA Home & 2 BR, and new roof -$89,900 7. limits - $11,500 only 7 miles from Hope. Utilities available. 1 BA home with pond on 24 ac...... 10. 116 Aylett – Nashville; 3 BR, 2 BA | Mobile Home; 1,456 sq ft, 7.84 acre lot, 22. Lot 24R – Nashville; 0.59 acres | Great homesite...... $2,500/ac...... $65,000 Residential Lots & Land; cleared lot with Call or apply online today and come work for the best! located on 7.84 acres of pasture land with 2. Nashville - 39 ac, Great Hunting, Pond 8. Delight - 2 BR, 2 BA, CH/A, Porch, Patio, utilities, near the bypass road$11,500 - 40x50 shop - $88,500 877-656-2695 & Slough...... $1,400/ac Hugh 3 room shop, New Cabinets, New 11. 1019 S Price St – Nashville; 3 BR, 2 BA 23. Lot 23R – Nashville; 0.52 acres | 3. Daisy - 150 yr. old 3 BR, 1 BA hand hewn Commercial shop with 12 ft. roll-up door Residential Lots & Land; cleared lot with | Single Family Home; 1,039 sq ft, 0.17 acre log home with 2 rock fireplaces, dog trot lot, brand new 2015 home on corner lot with utilities, near the bypass road$11,500 -          ...... $69,000 new appliances - $86,000 & loft on 1 acre of beautiful hardwoods 9. Antoine - 2 BR, 1 BA, Brick, CH/A, www.murrayandcompanyrealty.com hy  M b b   -mym  joining the corps...... $79,000 enclosed garage, 1 acre......   hy  E y & bfi   4. Nashville - 44 acres with good timber ...... $39,000 & a great location. Just a couple of miles 10. Nashville - 3 BR, 2 BA, Brick, Big  my fy f $1000 - b C f  outside of NashvilleSOLD on the Murfreesboro Sunroom, Big Lot with Privacy Fence, Nice highway. Great home sites, lots of highway Insulated Shop...... $59,000 frontage...... $66,000 HTI is an equal opportunity employer 11. 39 acres. Great build- 5. Delight - 3 BR, 1 1/2 BA, New Metal ing site, Road Frontage on 4 sid Roof, 2 Lots...... SOLD $49,900 es...... $1,500 an acre 6. Daisy - 2 BR, 1 BA, Near Lake, Big 870-845-2010 Deck...... $49,000 Send yours to: [email protected] Send your ads to: [email protected] www.diamondcountryrealty.com 10 Community The Nashville News | Online at http://www.swarkansasnews.com | Call: 1-888-845-6397 | Monday, March 7, 2016

Natalie Morrow was crowned Miss Southern Arkansas ‘The Fabulous Freebirds’ to be University last weekend in Magnolia. A native of Bryant, she is a graduate of UA Cossatot and participated in the transfer program to SAU where she is currently pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Early Childhood Education. She plans inducted into wwe HoF to graduate in May of 2017 after completing her student internship. Morrow lives in Nashville, works as a stylist at Wild Ivy Salon and at UA Cossatot all while attending SAU. As the winner of the scholarship competition, Morrow earned over $6,000 in scholarships and over $1,000 in prizes and awards. The title also earned her a place in the Miss Arkansas competition held in Hot Springs this summer “I chose UA Cossatot for my Associate Degree because of the curriculum that was available through online courses,” said Morrow. “I work full time as a cosmetologist at Wild Ivy Salon, so I wanted to be enrolled in a school that allowed me to be flexible with my work schedule.” Morrow lives in Nashville and is enrolled in online classes, along with other off-campus students, who participate in the Early Childhood Education program designed for working students. Eventually, she plans to obtain a Masters in Counseling and Professional Studies and use that degree to become a counselor at the elementary school level. SUBMITTED PHOTO | The Nashville News howard Memorial hospital

SUBMITTED PHOTO | The Nashville News "The Fabulous Freebirds" holds annual gala TERRiCa hENdRiX members of the trio could Looper, 26, and Amber editor defend the titles, according Gordy, 24,” both live in DALLAS, TEXAS – to the WWE. Texas. Terry also has a “Finally!” That was the For true, dedicated son, Terry Ray Gordy Jr. word that pro wrestling fans professional wrestling who signed with the WWE across the world uttered in fans across the world, in 2005 and two years later unison when Rolling Stone this induction is a huge made his on air debut on reported that The Fabulous moment. But, for Gordy’s WWE’s Smackdown with Freebirds will be inducted widow, Connie Bagley Drew Hankinson as Jesse into the WWE Hall of Fame. Gordy, means more than a and Festus. The Freebirds, “one of moment. Connie explained that the most infamous and “WWE Hall of Fame is one “Terry loved his job , he influential groups in sport- more award for our children was a fan his whole life. His entertainment history, will to see the effect he had on favorite wrestler was Lou finally be inducted into so many people’s life in the Thez. He was a great talent, the WWE Hall of Fame on past and stands still today I always heard that from Ric the eve of WrestleMania as one of the greats,” the Flair and Harley Race and 32. As first reported by Nashville native said. many others and I'm sure Rolling Stone, The Freebirds Terry and Connie met they know what they are will be immortalized in on Jan. 31, 1984. They talking about.” Dallas, the city they were introduced to each Connie is still in contact famously antagonized in other by “a guy named with the wrestlers today and their heyday,” WWE said via Scott Hodge.” Connie said “it's like a family and press release. thought Terry worked we love and respect each The iconic faction was at the tire store,” I didn't other and out families... I'm founded when Michael “P.S.” have a clue who he was looking so forward to seeing Hayes, Terry “Bam Bam” for like five weeks.” Connie everyone at the HOF , it will SUBMITTED PHOTO | The Nashville News Gordy and Buddy “Jack” is the daughter of former be like a family reunion.” Tonya Stanley, Jennifer Smead, Jessi McKinnon, and Amy McKinnon Roberts began destroying Howard County Sheriff/ Though The Freebirds professional wrestling tag Judge Conrad Bagley. She disbanded in the early teams in 1979. is now a pharamacy tech for 1990s, they’re influence Gordy provided raw Morris Drug on Main Street. can be felt to this day. “The power and fury, Roberts She said being a wrestler’s Freebird Rule has been lent his technical prowess SUBMITTED PHOTO wife was very exciting. “I used by numerous teams The Nashville News and Hayes was dripping traveled the world and over the years, including Shaun and Alesha Collins with charisma that made have many friends from Demolition, the nWo sure the spotlight was Japan , Mexico, Samoa, Wolfpac and reigning WWE always on them. The and everywhere . I was 24 Tag Team Champions The Fabulous Freebirds quickly and Terry and I learned New Day.” found success in the everything together.” The The Freebirds – along Georgia territory, where Gordys were married more with “The Icon” Sting, and they captured the NWA than 15 years before his the Godfather - will be National Tag Team Titles death from a blood clot inducted into the 2016 WWE and instituted the “Freebird on July 16, 2001. “We have Hall of Fame Ceremony on Rule,” where any two two girls; Miranda Gordy Sat., April 2.

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