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All photos by Ashley Foreman/Advance-Monticellonian ANNUAL TRADITION Tuesday night’s 24th Monticello-Drew County Chamber of Commerce Carols of Christmas Parade drew old and young alike. The winning fl oats were: Business—Citizens Bank, fi rst place; Union Bank, second place; State Farm, Chris Bryant, third place; Schools—Monticello Elementary School, fi rst place; All About the Kids, second place; Drew Central Art Club, third place; and Church and Nonprofi t—Rockin’ L Arena, fi rst place; Holmes Chapel Presbyterian Church, second place; Girl Scouts, third place. Santa Claus even made his fi rst offi cial appearance in town.

Increase in vehicle break-ins is concern to county, city City updates mobile home BY ASHLEY FOREMAN time Tuesday morning, a shotgun was taken. the doors will deter those who might just be • Stash before, not after, parking: Get in ordinances [email protected] Anyone with information on this theft or waiting around for an easy target. the habit of putting shopping bags in the any other criminal acts, Gober said, can con- • Keep it tidy: Almost any worthless per- trunk right when returning to the vehicle, Both Drew County and Monticello have tact the sheriff’s department. The report will sonal item that’s visible from the outside— rather than after parking at the next place. BY ASHLEY FOREMAN seen an increase in vehicle break-ins, ac- be anonymous. even an empty shopping bag—could be seen According to National Insurance Crime Bu- [email protected] cording to Drew County Sheriff Mark Gober. Each year, more than $1.255 billion in per- as a valuable or a carrier of valuables. If peo- reau spokesman Frank Scafi di, thieves some- Other counties and cities are also reporting sonal items and accessories are stolen from ple have wagons or SUVs that leaves the car- times linger in busy parking lots looking for In a brief meeting Tuesday the same increase in this type of crime. vehicles in about 1.85 million thefts; and for go area on display, drivers should consider valuables being moved out of sight. Don’t night, members of the Mon- These criminals are looking for anything every theft, experts estimate, there are sever- getting a cover. Most of these vehicles can be display to them what you have. ticello City Council voted to of value from loose change to electronics— al break-ins and attempted break-ins, accord- fi tted with inexpensive retractable covers to • Completely close windows and sunroofs: update mobile home ordi- nances No. 480 and 785. and for a large part, fi rearms. ing to AOL Autos on cnn.com. With these help keep shopping bags or other belongings It’s not just because thieves might reach in The newly amended or- Gober said DCSO would urge citizens to common-sense habits and preventative mea- out of sight. through the gap and open locks with a coat dinance, that took affect not leave fi rearms unsecured and to always sures, drivers can greatly reduce the chances • Conceal all the evidence: Don’t leave hanger. Open windows will disable the pres- immediately, states that no lock their vehicle. The Monticello Police their vehicles will become targets: any bait out for thieves; stow electronics and sure sensor in some car alarms, leaving the mobile home shall be moved Department readily concurred with that sug- • Lock doors: While this piece of advice accessories well out of sight—or better yet, vehicle more vulnerable to break-in and po- gestion. should be a no-brainer, up to a quarter of take it along. The evidence alone might be into the city limits of Monti- tentially giving thieves more time before the cello unless a permit of com- Also, citizens are urged to report any suspi- vehicle thefts are from unlocked cars, ac- enough to pique the interest of thieves so alarm sounds. cious activity promptly to law enforcement. cording to some law enforcement agencies. hide that, too—including power plugs, tell- pliance has been obtained • Get an alarm: If drivers don’t have an from the city of Monticello. In the theft that happened on Old Arkansas Even if drivers are running into the store for tale iPod adapters or nav-system windshield alarm system, they should get one. The noise COUNCIL Highway 13 near the Lake Monticello access a Coke, that’s too long to leave the vehicle’s suction-cup mounts. To be doubly sure, even BREAK-INS See Page 6A between 6 p.m. Monday evening and some- contents open for the taking. Simply locking put the cigarette lighter back in place. See Page 6A County under Local extension agent gets national awards MORE GROWTH IN MONTICELLO immediate BY HAROLD COGGINS and will discuss the past, present her national attention. burn ban [email protected] and future of the society at a meet- When a person initially thinks ing sponsored the local AAS Tuni- about 4-H, they often envision Drew County Judge Rob- Monticello’s Hope Bragg, a 4-H can Chapter. State Fairs, kids showing livestock, or sewing and cooking. Today 4-H ert Akin ordered an immedi- agent and Staff Chair with the Uni- That gathering will take place at is so much more, with three main ate burn ban yesterday after- versity of Arkansas Division of Ag- 6:30 p.m. next Tuesday at the Uni- riculture’s Cooperative Extension versity of Arkansas at Monticello’s initiative areas—healthy living, noon because of dry condi- citizenship and STEM—being em- tions in the area. in Desha County, has been recog- School of Forestry and Natural Re- nized for the archeological pro- sources conference room. Bragg, phasized across the nation. All persons in Drew The National 4-H Council, part- County are directed to re- grams she has implemented across who holds her bachelor’s degree the state with the Denise Miller Na- in Forestry and master’s degrees in nering with the National Associ- frain from outdoor burning ation of Extension 4-H Agents, tional 4-H Innovator Award. That both Forestry and Elementary Ed- until further notice. promotes the award that recognizes ucation, was elevated to the AAS “The cooperation of ev- annual honor is bestowed upon the innovations of 4-H educators in eryone in Drew County is a program that meets the highest position she currently holds in Oc- honor of the timeless contributions urgently needed to prevent standard of quality and innovation. tober. of former council associate Denise destruction and injury by Bragg received her accolades She has combined her two dis- Miller. As a memorial tribute to Special to the Advance outdoor fi res during this dan- at the recent National Association ciplines by instituting a program Miller, her family and friends have FOR THE SWEET TOOTH Monticello-Drew County Chamber of Commerce gerous period,” Akin said of Extension 4-H Agents’ annual that utilizing archeology to teach created the Innovator Award to Executive Director Glenda Nichols (second from left) joins new business upon issuing the order. meeting in Indianapolis. She also science, technology, engineering continue the work which she was owner Irlanda Romero (holding scissors) as the chamber offi cially wel- is the incoming president of the and math (STEM) skills with 4-H BRAGG comed Cakeland Bakery to Monticello with a ribbon-cutting ceremony last Arkansas Archeological Society— in Desha County. That’s what drew See Page 6A Wednesday. Cakeland Bakery is located at 1011 U.S. Highway 425 South.

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Newspapers are mailed out every Reg. $45 All other zip codes $40.00 Subscription Price Wednesday afternoon (unless holidays force an adjustment). 2A | Wednesday, November 29, 2017 NEWS Advance-Monticellonian | mymonticellonews.net | 870-367-5325 COMMUNITY CALENDAR GOING ON NOW Burn ban now in effect Drew County Judge Robert Akin has placed Drew County under a burn ban Educator of the Week due to dry conditions. All residents are to refrain from outdoor burning until further notice. Editor’s note: The Ad- Drew County Museum open on select Saturdays vance-Monticellonian is high- DR. ROBERT “RED HAWK” MOORE The Drew County Museum will be open the fi rst and third Saturday of each lighting one educator each week month. The hours will be from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. For special events, contact to call attention to their accom- Connie Mullis at 870-367-2431 or Tommy Gray at 870-367-2401. plishments inside—or outside— Support for local schools the classroom. The schools fea- Show support for local schools by purchasing a school mascot yard sign tured (on a rotating basis) are for only $20. All three (University of Arkansas at Monticello Boll Weevils, those in the Monticello and Drew Drew Central Pirates and Monticello Billies) may be purchased for $50. Call Central school districts, and the the Monticello/Drew County Chamber of Commerce offi ce at 870-367-6741 University of Arkansas at Monti- or stop by the chamber offi ce at 335 East Gaines Street. cello. Send nominations to Ashley MEDC now taking applications for SNAP Grant Foreman at reporter@monticel- The Monticello Economic Development Commission is now accepting lonews.net or call 870-367-5325. applications for the Special Needs Assistance Program grant. To qualify, Any educator is eligible, and all applicants must be 55 years or older and live in Drew County. To apply, call will be given careful consider- 870-367-4410 to make an appointment with City Property Inspection Man- ation. ager Brian Rodgers. You must provide two forms of identifi cation, current proof of income and a copy of the deed to the property that is applying for BY ASHLEY FOREMAN assistance. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3 [email protected] Worship service When one wanders onto the The Great I Am Temple Church will host a night of prophetic word an campus of the University of Ar- worship service at 6:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 3. The guest speaker will be Tom kansas at Monticello, it is worth Spencer III. Pastor Jerome and Co-pastor Clarissa Pace invite the public to the second story walk up in the attend. Memorial Classroom Building NOW THROUGH MONDAY, DECEMBER 11 to meet Dr. Robert “Red Hawk” Moore. Hope Place food drive Moore has been a faculty mem- Majors Forest & Lawn, 314 East Gaines Avenue, is sponsoring a food drive ber at UAM for the past 20 years. for the Hope Place Monticello offi ce. Interested participants may bring six He teaches Comp I and II and re- non-perishable food items or $5 to the store and receive a chance to win a medial English classes. Husqvarna 125B handheld blower. The blower will be given away at 4 p.m. “I demand to teach the remedi- on Monday, Dec. 11. al and intro classes,” Moore stat- THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30 ed. “That is where you can really Greece Education First Tour parent meeting make a difference in a students Parents and students in grades 9-11 interested in traveling on the Grecian education.” Oddyessy Tour must attend the meeting at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 30 Aside from molding the minds at the Drew Central High School Library. The nine day tour will be in June of aspiring Boll Weevils, Moore 2019. Please RSVP to Eva Arrington by texting your child’s name, your is a highly accomplished poet and name and number of people attending to 870-224-6545. writer. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1 Since he was 18, Moore has Photo courtesy of Dr. Robert Moore been an avid poet, and is careful Cookies with Santa RED HAWK is an accomplish poet and published author. His latest book is titled, “Return to the Mother, A to only write what is necessary. Lover’s Handbook.” The Drew Central Parent Teacher Organization will host Cookies with Santa “Words have power to hurt and from 6-8 p.m. Friday, Dec. 1 at the Drew Central Multipurpose gym. For to heal,” Moore said. “A poet has Ever since, Moore has vowed to “It was on the Buffalo River He has been married to the more information, contact Sheila Gardner at [email protected] to be very spare with his words live life to its fullest and use his that I asked for comfort and guid- light of his life, Chandrika Taylor SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2 and write only what is necessary.” heart as his guide. ance,” Moore added. “The sun for 23 years. The couple met in Memorial dinner For the last 56 years, Moore “I found that relationships was rising behind a mountain and Oregon but they have called Ar- has lived by the same cardinal The Drew Park Hall of Fame will host a dinner in honor of Laron Tucker, Rev. were my path,” Moore noted. “I I could see two red hawks in the kansas home for many years. Sam Wherry, and Thomas Gathen and in memory of Shay Gillespie and rule, tell the truth about yourself, learned to surrender my heart to distance. I knew at that moment “I want people to know that Hank Thompson at 6 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 2 at the G-Plex SuberCenter no matter how bad it makes you love and allow my heart to show that was my Earth name.” it is the heart that is the source located 211 South Boyd Street in Monticello. Tickets can be purchased by look. me the right way.” Moore has two daughters, Lit- of great writing, not the mind,” contacting Joyce Jackson, Sharon Haynes and Deborah Daniels. His life was drastically changed Many know this quirky profes- tle Wind and Raindrop and three Moore added. “When the mind Deck the Diamond fundraiser after a painful divorce that sepa- sor not by Dr. Moore but as his grandsons who affectionately re- serves and the heart rules, great- The Miracle League of Southeast Arkansas will hold its annual fundraiser rated him from his two daughters. Earth name, Red Hawk. fer to him as Grando. ness happens.” at 5:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 2 at the Gibson University Center. Tickets are $25 per person or $300 for an eight person table. There will be a silent and live auction. For more information or tickets, contact Karen Connelley at 870-723-4921. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5 Drew County Bow Hunters Club meeting All former and prospective members of Drew County Bowhunters Club, Inc are invited to attend a meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 5 at Drew County Farm Bureau located at 656 Barkada Road in Monticello. The purpose of the meeting is to elect new offi cers and discuss the forward movement or dissolving of the club. For more information, contact 870-723-0867. Music Club meeting The Monticello Music Club will hold its regularly scheduled monthly meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 5 at the First United Methodist Church in Monticel- lo. The public is invited to listen to seasonal music performed by local musi- cians, Kathy Lyon, Bobby Brown, the Monticello High School Madrigals under the direction of Bennie Vincent and the handbell choir of FUMC. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7 Christmas concert The Choral Music Department of Monticello School will present their annual Christmas concert at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 7 at the Monticello Middle School auditorium. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8 AND SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9 Christmas Cookie Tour The second annual Christmas Cookie Tour will take place in Monticello on Friday, Dec. 8 and Saturday, Dec. 9. Tickets to the event are available at the Chamber of Commerce. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9 Santa Train The 12th annual Santa Train event will be from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 9 in the mini park on South Main Street. Santa and Mrs. Claus will be present. There will be games, rides gifts and free hot dogs and hot chocolate. Delta Sigma Theta Beautillion/Cotillion The Southeast Arkansas Alumnae of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority will host its fourth annual Beautillion/Cotillion at 7 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 9 at the Univer- sity of Arkansas at Monticello Gibson Center. Winners of the contest will be awarded a scholarship. For more information, contact Dr. Belinda Wells at 870-723-3436. MONDAY, DECEMBER 11 Drew Central Facilities Master Plan public hearing The Drew Central School District will host a public hearing to discuss the facilities master plan at 5:30 p.m. Monday, Dec. 11 in the Drew Central Board Room. All patrons of the district are invited to attend. For more infor- mation, contact Billy Williams at 870-367-5369. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22 Santa visit The Prairie Grove Baptist Church will host Santa Claus at 6 p.m., Friday, Dec. 22 in the fellowship haul of the church. There will be refreshments and a movie after the Santa visit. ONGOING • The Kiwanis of Monticello will have their regular meetings from 11 a.m. to noon on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month at Two Brothers Restaurant, located on the downtown square. Anyone interested in joining is welcome to attend. • The Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) for abused and neglect children of the 10th Judicial District seeks volunteer advocates and board members. For more information, contact 870-367-9449. • The Drew County Relay for Life Committee will have its regular month- ly meetings at 5:30 p.m. on the fi rst Monday of each month at Pauline Missionary Baptist Church, 909 North Hyatt Street in Monticello. Anyone interested in serving is welcome to attend. • The Drew Memorial Hospital Auxiliary will meet at 10 a.m. on the fi rst Tuesday of each month in Conference Room A in the Allied Health Building. • Drew Memorial Hospital’s Cancer Support Group will meet every second Monday of each month at noon in Conference Room A. Cancer patients, survivors, caregivers and family members are invited to attend. • The Monticello Winners Group of Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 8 p.m. every Monday, Thursday and Saturday at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, 836 North Hyatt Street in Monticello. Monday meetings are closed but Thursday and Saturday are open to the public. The group also holds open meetings at noon every Tuesday and Friday at the church. For more information, contact 870-723-6568. • The Transitions Grief Support Group of Arkansas Hospice holds meetings at noon on the second Tuesday of every month at the Southeast Arkansas Regional Library-Monticello branch, 114 West Jeff erson Avenue. For more information, contact Reba Gaines at 501-748-3393. • Celebrate Recovery of Monticello meets at 5:30 p.m. every Friday at the Monticello Christian Church, 233 South Dillard Street (on the corner of Jackson and Dillard streets). It is free and open to the public. Registration is not necessary to participate. You do not need to be a member of Monticello Christian Church to attend. Celebrate Recovery is a support group aimed at helping people with emotional struggles, relational issues, addictions or any thoughts and behaviors that interfere with a joyful life. Meetings begin with fellowship and coff ee. Large-group meetings begin at 6 p.m. with biblically based teachings and music. At 7 p.m., sharing groups are off ered. These small groups are divided into men and women and provide a safe place to See CALENDAR Page 8A 870-367-5325 | mymonticellonews.net | Advance-Monticellonian NEWS Wednesday, November 29, 2017 | 3A

Arkansas Farm Bureau UAM BRIEFS ASBTDC to host pair of seminars holding 83rd convention How to operate a home-based business and how to boost sales are the topics of a Special to the Advance will serve as keynote speaker for the pair of free seminars to be hosted by the Women’s Leadership luncheon that Arkansas Small Business and Technology LITTLE ROCK—Today through is planned as part of the convention. Development Center at the University of Friday, farmers, ranchers and agri- Additionally, the conference will in- Arkansas at Monticello. cultural leaders from across the state clude a trade show that features ven- The first seminar, “Operating a Home- will come together for Arkansas dors of farm services, equipment and Based Business,” will be held from 9-11 Farm Bureau’s 83rd annual conven- supplies. a.m. Thursday in the Star City Civic Cen- tion, set for the Statehouse Conven- The convention’s theme, “Leading ter. The second seminar, “Boost Your tion Center in Little Rock. Across Generations,” will be rein- Sales,” will be held from 10 a.m. to noon Gov. Asa Hutchinson, author forced by Shaw, author of “Sticking on Dec. 7 in the House Room of the John Haydn Shaw, humorist Patrick Hen- Points: How to Get 4 Generations F. Gibson University Center on the UAM ry and AFB President Randy Veach Working Together in the 12 Places campus. headline the speakers for the conven- They Come Apart.” Shaw will dis- To register for either seminar, contact tion. The event is expected to attract cuss generational differences, simi- Stephanie Harton, ASBTDC director, at more than 1,000 farmers and ranch- larities and how to fi nd the common 870-460-1808 or register online at http:// ers, and will include workshops on bonds that can lead to organizational asbtdc.org/training/monticello-events/. state and federal tax reform, forestry success. Debate team competes in Louisiana certifi cation, labor and food safety is- Farm Bureau’s annual business sues, and legislative initiatives along session, where voting delegates de- Six members of the University of Ar- with discussions that cover manage- fi ne the organization’s policy posi- kansas at Monticello debate team brought ment and profi tability for livestock tions on items of importance to Farm home awards from the Festival of Lights and row crop producers. Bureau members, will culminate the Invitational Debate Tournament hosted re- Attorney General Leslie Rutledge event. cently by Northwestern State University in Natchitoches, La. Blake Adkins of Vilonia, Brian Hunt- er Cook of Sheridan, Natalie Craig of Sherwood, McKenzie McClain of Mon- Lending a local hand ticello, Grace Nash of Mount Holley and Abby Rounsaville of Mabelvale received individual honors at the competition that Toy drive Canned food drive brought together debate students from 14 colleges and universities from Arkansas, UAM Media Services photo The Junior Auxiliary and Com- The Drew Central Elementary Louisiana, Texas, Tennessee, Missouri and NATIONAL WINNER Richard Sample of Winslow, a graduate student in the UAM School of For- munity Communications are spon- School will host a canned food drive Colorado. estry and Natural Resources, recently won fi rst prize for his research poster presented at the soring a local toy drive this Satur- from Monday, Dec. 4 to Wednesday, Adkins, a computer information systems Society of American Foresters national convention in Albuquerque, N.M. day. Dec. 15. major, was the ninth-place speaker in the Stop by the local Cablevision of- Interested people are encouraged tournament’s professional division. Cook, in Southern Oaks,” presented at the Society kaela Farmer, a junior from Randolph Center, fi ce and take a picture of a toy on to drop of non-perishable food items a criminal justice major, was the third- of American Foresters national convention in Vt.; Kaitlyn Barnes, a freshman from Warren; the tree or bring in a toy of your and canned goods at the DCE main place speaker in the junior varsity division Albuquerque, N.M. Tyler Raines, a member of the Quiz Bowl choice to donate to a child in need. offi ce. while Craig, a communications major, was The research presented in the poster illus- team and a junior from Warren; Jeffrey Han- Please bring an unwrapped toy Food donated will be distributed to the seventh-place junior varsity speaker. trates the timing and extent of nutrient cycling son, a freshman from Fouke; Brison Darling, McClain, an education major, reached the in oak tree species in Arkansas forests, provid- to the Cablevision off between 10 those in need in Drew County. a freshman from Morrilton; Cole Shaver, a quarterfinals in junior varsity debate while ing various ecosystem services such as habitat junior from Monticello; and Richard Sample, a.m. and 2 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 2. Nash, an English and modern languages and food for waterfowl and other wildlife as graduate student from Winslow and a member major, reached the round of 16. Roun- well as wood. Nutrient cycling is important of the Quiz Bowl team. saville, an education major, was the first- for tree growth in survival. Current art students meet graduates place speaker in the junior varsity division Understanding the basic biology will help Night Owls EHC plans for Christmas and reached the round of 16 in debate. foresters understand how nutrient cycling is Six art majors at the University of Arkansas Others competing or participating were affected by environmental stresses trees in at Monticello attended the Arkansas Art Edu- cators Fall Conference held recently in North 16. Frito chili pies will be served. Kyle Hargis, a communications major Arkansas typically experience, such as fl ood- Special to the Advance Little Rock, where they were able to meet with All members attending are en- from Warren; Lou Dylan Hargis, an agri- ing, drought and overcrowding by compet- UAM graduates working in art education. couraged to bring a fi nger food or culture major from Warren; Gabriel Mc- itors, and will lead to better forest manage- President Judy Murphy called As part of the experience, students toured dessert. Please bring a dirty santa Dorman, a communications major from ment. Sample’s poster, co-authored with his the NIght Owls November meet- the Clinton Presidential Library, the Arkansas gift. Sheridan; Samhitsi Aumagamamanaia, advisor, Dr. Benjamin Babst, assistant profes- ing to order at 7:08 p.m. after en- Arts Center and the Historic Arkansas Muse- Our Club needs to decide what a communications major from Roswell, sor of forest resources, was judged to be the joying refreshing snacks served um. to do with our money for Christ- N.M.; Adeline Bowman, a political sci- top poster out of 135 posters presented at the by Hostess Margaret Reddick. Current students in attendance Lacey Jacks mas and suggestions made were ence major from Berthoud, Colo.; Jordan convention. The members sang “Mr. Sand- of Monticello; Deavon Smith-Collins of Fay- man” with Reddick reading Trea- Options, Hope Place, Samaritan, Lakin, an art major from Cabot; Tracey Quiz Bowl team reaches fi nal four Lawson, an education major from Tillar; etteville; Danielle West of England; Cari Mor- sures of Every Day Life” as the and the Presbyterian Home. Members of the Forestry Club and student ris of Ore City, Texas; Erika Barnett, a current inspiration and the members re- Several members were to check and Keeton Orrell, a political science ma- jor from Monticello. chapter of the Society of American Foresters student from Kingsland; and Cheryl Atkins of citing the club prayer Secretary with the organizations and see at the University of Arkansas at Monticello Crossett. Sue Anderson asked each member what they can use most or where Schools represented in the competition were UAM, Bossier Parish Community reached the fi nal four in the National SAF Educators who enjoyed the conference and to name a low-calorie party food could the money go to help. Jones Quiz Bowl competition held recently in Albu- a reunion of sorts were Nancy Abernathy, a with seven members answering thought the club could pay Gwyn College, Colorado Christian University, Drury University, East Texas Baptist, Lee querque, N.M. The Quiz Bowl was part of the 1979 graduate from McGehee; Cheryl Moring roll call. Clemons dues. Anderson second- national meeting of the Society of American (BA 1992) of New Edinburg; Lynn Smith (BA Anderson then read the minutes ed the motion and it passed. College, Louisiana State, LSU-Shreve- port, Louisiana Tech, Middle Tennessee Foresters and featured 32 forestry and natural 1978) of Little Rock; Lindsay Harper (BA which were approved and Mary Bullock let us know we need to resources teams from across the nation. 2003) of Monticello; Blair Ray (BA 2002) of Ann Jones gave the treasurers re- help at the Senior Citizens Center State, Northwestern State, Stephen F. Aus- tin, Southern Methodist, Central Arkansas UAM defeated Oregon State, Green River Little Rock; Patricia Singh (BA 1992) of Mc- port. from 8:30 to noon Friday, Dec. 8, College and LSU before falling to Mississippi Gehee; Jeffery Trotter (BA 2010) of Dumas; Murphy and Carolyn Bullock to help children shop. Anderson, and the University of Tennessee. Sample fi rst in national competition State in the semifi nals. UAM and Humboldt Christy Rowell (BA 2016) of Warren; Sarah attended the District Meeting Murphy, Maria Daniels, Regina State fi nished tied for third. Porter (BA 2017) and a current MAT student in Stuttgartm where members Dunn and Jones agreed to help Richard Sample of Winslow, a graduate UAM students attending the conference, from Crossett; Katie Meyer (BA 2013, MAT were honored for 25 years plus and were reminded to wear the student in the School of Forestry and Natu- including those on the Quiz Bowl team, were 2014) from Monticello; and Roger Darren in EHC. Both ladies received EHC shirt. ral Resources at the University of Arkansas Caleb Wilson, Quiz Bowl captain and a junior High (BA 2004) of Star City. pins for 39 years of member- The clubs next meeting will be at Monticello, was awarded fi rst prize for his from Elwood Neb.; Brody Nosal, a member if UAM Art Professor Tom Richard accom- ship. Shonda Harris spoke at the our Christmas pot luck at 5:30, poster, “Nitrogen Resorption Timeline in Re- the Quiz Bowl team and a junior from Sher- panied the six current students to North Little meeting on disaster prepared- Monday, Dec. 11 at Murphy’s. lation to Protein and Chlorophyll Degradation wood; Greg Craig, a junior from Mena; Mi- Rock. ness and Laura Hendricks, an There will be an ornament ex- Associate Professor of Family change. and Consumer Economics for The members then read the club the U of A System of Agriculture creed with Anderson reading the also spoke. Helpful Hint and the Thought of The County EHC Christmas the Month. party will be at the Farm Bureau The meeting adjourned to do a JOHNNY APPLESEED offi ce at noon on Saturday, Dec. Christmas craft. Lot #2, Southern Oaks, Monticello, AR ANNUAL MOVIE DAY!!! Join us at the Johnny Appleseed Members %HWKHÀUVWWRRZQWKLVEHDXWLIXOQHZHUEXLOWKRPHLQ6RXWKHUQ2DNV6XEGLYLVLRQ7KHUHDUHEHGURRPVIXOO Malco Cinema to EDWKVDQGDQRIÀFH&RQYHQLHQWO\ORFDWHGWRKRVSLWDOGRFWRURIÀFHVVFKRROVDQG8$0.LWFKHQKDVHOHFWULFDQG JDVKRRNXSVIRU\RXUUDQJH*UDQLWHFRXQWHUWRSVLQNLWFKHQDQGEDWKURRPV2YHUVL]HGGRXEOHJDUDJHZLWKVWRUDJH Only URRPDQGDWWLFDFFHVV&RYHUHGGHFNLQEDFN&RYHQDQWVDSSO\3ODWSURYLGHGXSRQUHTXHVW watch Disney’s “COCO” NTICEL O LO Please RSVP MREALTY at 460-6400 Virginia Ward, Principal Broker .\OH7KD[WRQ$JHQW‡ 2IÀFH‡+Z\6 by Nov. 30 ZZZPRQWLFHOORUHDOW\SURSHUWLHVFRP

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My more than 10 years of employment work- kicked off the Christmas season Tuesday ter was the main holiday; the birth of Je- ing with the Department of Human Services gave Advance-Monticellonian’s editorial board. me personal experience with the needs of foster and night with the annual Monticello-Drew Other opinions on this page may not sus was not celebrated. In the fourth cen- adoptive children in our state, and an appreciation County Chamber of Commerce Down- refl ect this view. tury, church offi cials decided to institute for the work of The CALL of Arkansas. town Christmas parade. Like many the birth of Jesus as a holiday. Unfortu- Currently, there are 375 children in Arkansas ed light and birth in the darkest days of holidays, the celebration of December 25 nately, the Bible does not mention a date waiting to fi nd a permanent family. November is winter. Many peoples rejoiced during National Adoption Month, an initiative designed to has ancient roots—and not all of them for His birth (a fact Puritans later pointed bring attention to the need for permanent families the winter solstice, when the worst of the align with the reason many in Southeast out in order to deny the legitimacy of the for children in the foster care system. winter was behind them and they could For a child, there is nothing more important than Arkansas enjoy Christmas today. celebration). Although some evidence having a parent to protect, love and care for them. In fact, according to history.com, look forward to longer days and extend- suggests that his birth may have occurred We know there are families in Arkansas capable of ed hours of sunlight. providing the stability, safety and commitment they Christmas wasn’t even declared a legal in the spring (why would shepherds be deserve. holiday until 1870. Some Puritans who The end of December was a perfect herding in the middle of winter?), Pope Several of the members of the Arkansas House time for celebration in most areas of know fi rsthand the joys adoption can bring. Six rep- celebrated the holiday were fi ned; from Julius I chose December 25. resentatives currently serving have adopted children. 1659 to 1681, Christmas was actually Europe. At that time of year, most cattle Whatever your beliefs are, we encour- To successfully adopt a child who is registered outlawed in Boston. were slaughtered so they would not have age all to enjoy this time of year. Family, through the Department of Human Services, a parent must have the ability to do all of the following: The middle of winter has long been to be fed during the winter. For many, it friends and those with whom we are just • Make a commitment, a time of celebration around the world. was the only time of year when they had acquainted deserve our best every day of • Deal with rejections, • Provide stability, Centuries before the arrival of the man a supply of fresh meat. In addition, most the year. We would like to wish all our • Laugh, called Jesus, early Europeans celebrat- wine and beer made during the year was readers a very “Merry Christmas.” • Provide safety, • Accept differences, • Set realistic expectations, • Look at progress in small steps, State colleges • Handle stress and change, • Learn new parenting skills, • Reach out for help/support and spend much • Be able to advocate for the child. Qualifi ed adoptive homes are needed for children of all nationalities, sibling groups and children with on athletics special needs to include children with emotional, mental or medical needs. Many of the children currently LITTLE ROCK—State-support- available for adoption were re- ed universities in Arkansas spent moved from their birth family or $176 million on athletics last year, legal parent due to neglect, physi- a 6.3 percent increase over the cal, emotional or sexual abuse. previous year. Two-year colleges An adoption cannot take place spent $600,000. unless the court has terminated About 72 percent of the income LEANNE the birth parent or legal parent’s that was spent on sports came from ticket sales, license fees and BURCH rights. The adoption process can take more than six months sources of athletic department ARKANSAS to complete. It includes a home income. Almost $26 million, or HOUSE REPORT study and background check. 13 percent, of the money spent on Financial assistance may be athletics came from fees charged available in form of monthly support for the child, to students. one-time reimbursement for expenses related to Universities may spend a certain initial adoption expenses and a federal tax credit for proportion of their state funding the year in which the adoption takes place. on athletics. Last year they spent I invite you to visit www.projectzero.org, which $12.6 million in state aid on features a collection of beautiful photographs of athletics. waiting children and teens, taken by professional A state law enacted in 1989 re- photographers from every corner of our state. quires colleges Adopting one child may not change the world. But and universi- for that one child, the world will change. If you are ties to submit interested in adoption or would like more infor- annual reports mation, contact me or visit www.humanservices. on athletic arkansas.gov. expenditure One organization that seeks to impact local Holiday season reminds of growth to the Higher children through fostering and adoption in a Education faith-based community is The CALL (Children of Department. EDDIE The institutions Arkansas Loved for a Lifetime). This organization With sweet potato-casserole season The records of the Arkansas Depart- their sweet potato dynasty will continue partners with the Arkansas Department of Human CHEATHAM must use uni- upon us, this is a good time to consider ment of Agriculture show that 13 farmers that they have named one line of their form account- Services. Drew County has an active program, and the signifi cant economic impact of the in eight counties grew sweet potatoes potatoes “Fifth Generation.” The Fifth ARKANSAS Ashley County is an “emerging county” according to SENATE REPORT ing procedures sweet potato on Arkansas. on 5,000 acres in 2017. Arkansas’ sweet Generation logo includes a photograph of and standard the website, thecallinarkansas.org. I saw sweet potato production in per- potato crop ranks sixth in the nation. their daughters when the girls were much The CALL in Drew County is hosting walkers defi nitions son in August when I visited Ridgeview Sweet potato farming is a labor-inten- younger. of what amounts to spending on and runners to participate in its second annual Run Farm near Wynne, sive crop, which makes it an expensive This has been a good season for Rid- Run Rudolph 5K at 8 a.m. on Dec. 2 at Monticello’s athletics, so that comparisons are where Terris Mat- crop. Sweet potatoes cost about $4,000 geview. The harvest came in more than valid. McCloy City Park. There will be a Best Christmas thews is the fourth an acre to produce compared to about a week earlier than usual, thanks to an Costume (individual and group), biggest group/team The report on athletic spending generation of his $600 an acre to grow cotton. early spring and the right amount of rain. overall runner, and age-division and overall walker in 2016-17 was presented to the family to grow sweet The value of Arkansas’s 2017 crop is Terris has been eating sweet potatoes awards. Proceeds will be used to provide The CALL state Higher Education Coordinat- potatoes. coming in at about $26 million, accord- all of his 48 years, and he still eats them in Drew County with resources to educate, equip ing Board at its October meeting. and encourage the Christian community to provide Rick Wimberley, ing to Wes Ward, director of the Arkan- three and four times a week. Sometimes, The University of Arkansas at a future and a hope for children in foster care. To the extension agent sas Department of Agriculture. he will dig one out of the ground, dust it Fayetteville has, by far, the largest register and/or to make a donation, go to https://run- ASA in Cross County, says Terris and Kim Matthews have sweet off and eat it raw. Terris prefers his sweet athletic program in the state. The the Matthewses grow potatoes to thank not only for their potatoes with butter and nothing else, Razorbacks’ total spending on signup.com/Race/AR/Monticello/TheCallofDrew- HUTCHINSON CoRunRunRudolph5k. more sweet potatoes livelihood but for their marriage. They but he enjoys the casseroles that include athletics last year was more than Many of us probably prefer fi shing to running. GOVERNOR’S at their Cross County met 18 years ago when Kim was a food brown sugar, pecans, cinnamon, marsh- $106 million. However, due to REPORT Several Lake Grampus fi sherman have reached out farm than any other merchandiser for grocery stores in Jack- mallows or the other extra ingredients. the popularity of athletic events, to me about a concern regarding the overgrowth of farmer in Arkansas. son, Tenn., and contacted the Matthews- So whether you eat your sweet the university brings in so much water hyacinth there. The problem is so big and Cross County planted 2,800 acres in es’ operation. Now, in addition to raising potatoes straight from the earth, baked revenue from ticket sales, royalties has gone on so long that many think the Arkansas sweet potatoes, more than any other hundreds of acres of sweet potatoes, they with butter only, as sweet-potato fries or and licensing fees that it does not Game and Fish Commission has forgotten about the county. The Matthewses cultivated about are raising their two daughters, Jaylie, fancied up for the holidays, this is one use any state aid to supplement its lake. That is not the case. The AGFC diverted a sig- 2,500 of those acres. Other top sweet 16, and Tacie, 14, in the sweet potato home-grown food that is easy to fi nd, sports budget. nifi cant sum of money from other budget categories potato counties include Phillips, Chicot patch. easy to prepare and gives you the satis- The only other institution that at the end of last fi scal year to do additional spraying and St. Francis. Terris and Kim are so confi dent that faction of supporting Arkansas farmers. did not transfer from its general at Grampus, but the tens of thousands of dollars education budget for athletics was spent on herbicide treatments there in 2017 have the University of Arkansas at Fort made little impact. Smith. Its athletic budget was $3.5 The main problem is that the only completely ef- We need to honor our veterans every day million. fective herbicide cannot be used within one mile of a Arkansas State University at cotton fi eld during April 15-Sept. 15, or when the air Jonesboro spent $18.2 million on temperature exceeds 90 degrees, according to Plant Honoring our veterans is one of the ability and Whistleblower Protection was a priority for us because these men athletics, the University of Central Board regulations. So AGFC has used a less effec- greatest privileges I have as a U.S. Act. This law strengthens accountability and women deserve better. To correct Arkansas at Conway spent $12.5 tive, more expensive herbicide, but admits there still Senator. Earlier this month, President at the Department of Veterans Affairs by this injustice, we introduced legislation million and the University of should have been better results. They have promised Trump proclaimed November “National allowing the Department to dismiss bad earlier this year as well as in the last Arkansas at Little Rock spent $9.2 million. they will continue to evaluate options this winter Veterans and Military Families Month.” employees while protecting those who Congress. I’m pleased it was included in Salaries represent a large pro- while planning for spring spraying. The overgrowth As we recognize our expose wrongdoing. the comprehensive GI Reform bill that portion of total spending on ath- veterans and honor We have also enhanced post-9/11 BURCH was signed into law this summer. letics. All Arkansas institutions of See Page 5A GI Bill benefi ts to increase educational the sacrifi ce and While we’ve made improvements, higher education spent more than heroism of those who opportunities. I’m proud to have played there is still more that needs to be done $62 million last year on salaries ADVANCE-MONTICELLONIAN answered the call to a role in crafting this law along with my including the expansion of VA services in their athletic departments. That serve our nation in colleague, Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR). for female veterans. I encourage my col- was 35 percent of the total amount uniform, we must This bipartisan legislation is a great leagues to support the Deborah Sampson spent on athletics. Serving Drew County since 1870 recommit ourselves example of how we work across the aisle Act to address these concerns, and I urge The Razorback athletic de- to fi ghting on their to get things done. For several years, JOHN VA Secretary Shulkin to implement re- partment spent $30.1 million on TOM WHITE ...... Publisher behalf. we championed fi xing an oversight that forms written in the bill that don’t require salaries. ASU athletics spent $4.4 BOOZMAN As a member of the prevented combat-injured members of congressional action. million on salaries. UCA and HAROLD COGGINS ...... Editor U.S. SENATE Senate Veterans’ Af- the National Guard and Reserve from In the coming days, the Senate VA UALR each spent $2.8 million on REPORT fairs Committee, I am receiving the same GI Bill benefi ts as Committee will consider bipartisan legis- athletic department salaries. ASHLEY FOREMAN ...... Staff Writer committed to honor- active duty military members. lation to consolidate and improve access The second largest spending Published each Wednesday by: ing the promise made Wounded and injured service mem- to community care—a must needed category for university athletic to our veterans. We’ve made tremendous bers were being unfairly penalized DREW COUNTY NEWSPAPERS, INC. update to the Choice Program, created departments was scholarships for progress during this Congress. 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LOCAL YOUNGSTERS FARE WELL IN DANCE COMPETITIONS for. BURCH Whether you are running or fi shing or enjoying the holiday Continued from Page 4A parades and shopping this week, I hope you stay safe and also look is one good reason to hope for a out for others on the roads and very cold winter to help kill some lakes. of the plants. In this season of thanksgiv- The AGFC reports it is spend- ing, I am especially grateful for ing more money spraying weeds the opportunity to serve as your on lakes Wallace, Grampus and Representative. If I may be of Enterprise than all other lakes in assistance, please call me at 870- the state combined. It’s not a mat- 460-0773 or email me at leanne. ter of ignoring the problem. The [email protected]. You AGFC is just not having a lot of can also fi nd me on Facebook @ success combating these weeds. I BurchforAR and on my website at have assurances that AGFC will leanneburch.com. continue to seek ways to improve I look forward to hearing from until it gets the results we all hope you.

million. Rentals and maintenance CHEATHAM of facilities cost $7 million. Equipment and uniforms for Ra- Continued from Page 4A zorback players cost $3.6 million. Medical expenses and medical players. The statewide total was almost $31 million. insurance cost the athletic program The Fayetteville campus report- $1.6 million. Photos courtesy of Allison Pace ed that $9.3 million went for ath- Ticket sales to Razorback BUSY TIME Members of the Monti- letic scholarships. ASU reported games brought in $40.7 million in cello Dance Academy show off their $5.5 million, UCA $4 million and revenue. Another $16 million came trophies and other awards during UALR $2.5 million. from the NCAA and the Southeast- recent competitions. Top: The local Other signifi cant expenses of the ern Conference, which distributes dance academy won 37 awards, 18 Razorback athletic program were revenue from television networks overall placements and two nation- game guarantees to universities to its members. Broadcast rights al titles at the Starpower National whose teams play at Fayetteville. for television, radio and Internet Talent Competition this past sum- That item cost the program $3.6 streaming brought in $30.1 million. mer in Branson, Mo. MDA took 37 million last year. Debt service cost Royalties and licensing, from fi rms routines to this competition—one the athletic program $11.4 million. paying for the right to use the routine scoring a Five-Star Elite (the Team travel cost $9 million. Fringe Razorback logo and from sales of highest possible adjudication score benefi ts for personnel cost $6.9 souvenirs, brought in $14 million. only given out in the Advanced lev- el), 16 routines scoring fi ve stars, 19 routines 4.75 stars and one routine 4.5 stars. Twenty-three rou- Earlier this year I hosted listening tines placed fi rst in their categories. BOOZMAN sessions with Arkansas veterans to obtain their input on the strengths Plus, the dance academy had one Continued from Page 4A routine invited to perform their rou- and weaknesses of the program as we continue to expand access tine again in the Battle of the Stars by the Veterans Access, Choice to adequate health care options fi nals, where only fi ve routines out and Accountability Act. That law of all of the 12-14-year-old age in- for veterans. I am committed to termediate groups were chosen. was passed by Congress in 2014 ensuring our veterans are getting Right: Several members of the to expand access to community the very best care so hearing input dance academy competed at the health care for veterans. We knew directly from veterans was tremen- Motion Dance Force Competition then that this was just the fi rst step. dously helpful. in El Dorado earlier this month and We’ve made incremental improve- This country made a promise to kept the winning routines going. Six ments to the program since then, our veterans that we must live up routines earned Dynamic Platinum but more must be done. to and I’m proud to be a champi- status, the highest award given out The VA estimates that one third on for them to ensure we follow in the competition. of enrolled veterans live in rural through with our commitment. areas. We must improve how we Working together, we can fi nd are meeting their needs, especially solutions that deliver the results Saline River Stream Team, assisted by UAM students, helps with cleanup how we deliver treatment and care. they expect and earned.

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Special to the Advance working to make Arkansas a more ... we decided to take a strong competitive state; creating a sus- The Institute for Economic Ad- introspective look at our organiza- tainable economic landscape and a vancement, founded in 1955 by the distinct quality of place. University of Arkansas with fi nan- tion and establish our path for the AEDI will soon unveil a new cial support from the 1955 Legis- website, youraedi.com, along with lature, will now operate under the future.” a revitalized presence on social new name Arkansas Economic De- media outlets. To stay up-to-date velopment Institute or AEDI. Jim Youngquist, on the latest in strategic econom- IEA, originally known as the AEDI Executive Director ic developments, follow AEDI on Industrial Research Extension Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and pressed with the legacy it had built Arkansas identify issues, oppor- Center, was created to provide re- LinkedIn. over the many decades of opera- tunities and challenges that must search and technical assistance to tion in Arkansas. But it was time AEDI will remain steadfast to enhance economic development be addressed in order for them to its mission in assisting commu- for a change ... a modernization enhance their chances of retaining and quality of place throughout if you will. With that in mind, we nities and regions face their chal- our great state. and attracting jobs, and improve lenges and opportunities. Exam- decided to take a strong introspec- their overall quality of place. Over the years, IEA became tive look at our organization and ples of current initiatives include best known for providing the latest In the coming months, AEDI work with the Simmons Founda- establish our path for the future.” will launch a comprehensive data economic forecasting and analysis After conducting an extensive tion and the citizens of Pine Bluff from its state economic forecaster, and policy issue, web-based dash- in the revitalization and restoration strategic assessment and planning board available FREE to anyone developing key economic impact process led by statewide external effort of Go Forward Pine Bluff; statewide/nationwide called Ar- and contribution studies, and the leaders and the Institute’s emerg- the positioning and marketing of kanstats! dissemination of data from the ing leaders, it was determined Southeast Arkansas with its neigh- U.S. Census State Data Center, there was a need for a new direc- This digital platform is on track bors in Northeast Louisiana to use housed at the Institute. tion for IEA. With the new name to become the most innovative its vast multimodal transportation Its designation as a U.S. De- AEDI leadership adopted a recon- dashboard of its kind in the United infrastructure to develop opportu- partment of Commerce Econom- stituted mission that will enable States; providing comprehensive nities that will create value-added data on Arkansas in a way that Photo courtesy of Hope Bragg ic Development Administration their outreach, research and tech- jobs through the Arkansas-Louisi- University Center for Arkansas nical assistance functions to better will explain why it is important to ana Multimodal Economic Corri- NATIONAL WINNER Shawn Tiede (right), president of the National Associ- has enabled the Institute to play a serve constituents statewide. the current and future economic dor initiative; and identifying ob- ation of Extension 4-H Agents, awards Monticello’s Hope Bragg the Denise key role in many economic devel- Changes have already begun at development of our state. stacles that must be addressed to Miller National 4-H Innovator Award. Bragg also received the Achievement It will also address economic in Service Award for outstanding contributions to 4-H. opment endeavors across the state. AEDI. They have initiated a new retain and attract more millennials “When I joined this organiza- community assessment program development related policy is- to the metropolitan Little Rock re- tion,” said Jim Youngquist, Exec- sues that public and private policy McGimsey, Hester Davis and Sam called ACCESS. This program was gion through the Think Big Little utive Director of AEDI, “I was im- created to help communities across leaders will need to consider when BRAGG Dellinger, the AAS was formed to Rock initiative. involve the “Sunday afternoon ar- Continued from Page 1A rowhead hunters” in the documen- remote entry but not a true alarm. fences or foliage. Except for the pedal locks may discourage the tation of archaeological sites, so so committed. • Stick with the original audio most brazen thieves, the greater the would-be thief from trying. that valuable history was not lost. BREAK-INS During 2017, a total of fi ve ar- Next Tuesday at UAM, Bragg system: Thefts of car audio compo- chances are that someone might see • Layer defenses: That’s the strat- cheological 4-H experiences were Continued from Page 1A will highlight the history of the nents are on the decline, but having a crime in progress, the lower the egy recommended by the NICB; offered, including mapping of the an aftermarket system still makes chances are that the potential thief layers include warning devices such Rohwer Internment Camp in De- society and its future as an organi- alone may be enough to scare away zation that works with professional a car more attractive to thieves will attempt it. as alarms, wheel etching or decals; sha County. Youth have the oppor- an inexperienced thief and prevent thinking of breaking in. There’s no • Get physical: A signifi cant por- immobilizers; and even tracking tunity, through 4-H, to participate archaeologists to do “citizen sci- the break-in. Factory-option alarm ence” and preserve Arkansas’s rich black market to speak of for factory tion of vehicles are broken into with systems. “None of them are fool- in archeological research with the systems are generally best, but a stereos, and they’ve become much the intent of stealing the vehicle it- proof, but if they’re used in tandem Arkansas Archeological Survey, cultural heritage. carefully installed, properly cali- The AAS is a state-wide group better sounding in recent years. self, so combining several visible they can really keep the chances located both in Monticello and brated, aftermarket system can pro- • Park for visibility: Park in a simple, inexpensive physical theft down,” Loretta Worters, vice pres- Pine Bluff. “Days of Archeology,” of people interested in the arche- ology and history of The Natural vide just as much safety. Beware, busy, well-lit area, and avoid con- deterrents like steering wheel locks, ident of the Insurance Information where youth participate in hands- many less-expensive new cars have cealment from larger vehicles, steering column collars or brake Institute, said. on learning experiences related to State. The organization hosts an history and archeology, were also annual training program in arche- offered in Helena, historic Wash- ology, and includes chapters across the state. The Tunican Chapter In other news, the council ap- :KLWHWDLO/Q‡ ington State Park, Cass and Fay- COUNCIL proved a pay schedule increase of 2 etteville. of the AAS—of which Bragg is a (Realtor Owned Property) This is a beautiful percent for city employees. home with three bedrooms and two In addition to the Miller Innova- longtime member—in conjunction Continued from Page 1A bathrooms offering 1,725 square feet of The council also accepted a bid heated and cooled living area. The home tor Award, Bragg also received the with the Drew County Historical from Continental Utility Solutions, KDV DQ RSHQ ÀRRU SODQ ZLWK  IRRW YDXOWHG Achievement in Service Award for Society, holds a monthly speaker The permits will cost $85. ceilings in the living room, kitchen and dining Inc. for a new utility billing system. areas. The home has large bedrooms and outstanding contributions to 4-H. series on the fi rst Tuesday of each All mobile homes must have the master bathroom has a soaking tub, month in the spring and fall. These CUSi is a Jonesboro-based compa- shower and a commode room. There is This award is for 4-H agents who been constructed after Oct. 25, a large master walk in closet that we will have been with extension for over events, which are also sponsored 1994 to be granted access into the ny; its bid was for $38,835. EXLOG RXW WR \RXU VSHFL¿FDWLRQV 7KH ÀRRU Tommy Gray, a member of the is engineered hardwood throughout home three years and contribute to both by UAM’s School of Social and corporate limits of the city. This is except in bathrooms and laundry room which Behavioral Sciences and the UAM Drew County Museum Commis- ZLOOEH[WLOHÀRRU7KHDSSOLDQFHVDUHDOO local and state programs. to insure the safety, health and wel- stainless steel and consist of an electric range, microwave, vent hood and a dishwasher, all Kenmore In her role as AAS president, Research Station of the Arkansas fare of the occupants and neigh- sion, asked the council members appliances from your local sears store. The kitchen has custom built cabinets with a 5 foot island with for help with funding the museum. beautiful granite countertops. The bathroom vanities are custom built and have granite countertops. All Bragg helps people understand Archeological Survey, feature pro- bors, according to the ordinance. 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Special to the Advance and cantilever) using tooth- nity to directly immerse and picks, marshmallows and gum mentor students in the design The Alex Foundation re- drops. and built environments and cently hosted its STE+AM They were shown how connect an architecture pro- Initiative at a Drew Central architects use digital fabri- fessor with students for re- Middle School classroom to cation tools to increase the al-time experiential learning. introduce eight grade students performance and construction The Alex Foundation, a 501 to key ways science, technol- assembly on buildings. (C) 3 nonprofit organization ogy, engineering, art and math The students built a house mission is to engage, engen- are aligned to an architectural they designed using digitally der and enlighten students to career. fabricated panels. become exposed to college, Intended to also raise With this, students took careers and entrepreneurial awareness among students control of their own education opportunities in architecture, and educators on the inter- to become engaged in deep- design and the built environ- er levels of learning through disciplinary connections that ment. link technical and creative hands-on engagement, a tenet The Foundation’s efforts are skills with architecture, stu- of the Makerspace credo. dents were guided through Alison Turner, professor of collaborated through a multi- understanding the applica- architecture at the University ple intelligence approach that tions of basic concepts of of Arkansas at Fayetteville, includes cooperative learning, necessity, proportions, scale, Fay Jones School of Architec- experiential learning, proj- physics and aesthetics in the ture was the instructor for the ect-based learning and multi- design process. Alex Foundation’s STE+AM disciplinary learning. Using STE+AM, students Initiative. STE+AM was con- For more information, visit flipped their regular class- vened in Ms. Jessica Forrest’s www.alex-foundation.org. room into a Makerspace. classroom at Drew Central For more information about They were tasked with be- Middle School. STE+AM activities at the ing strategic designers and Funded by the Wind- Drew Central School District, builders of a structural sys- gate Charitable Foundation, contact the Superintendent’s Photo courtesy of Drew Central Middle School tem (bridge, frame, diagrid STE+AM offers an opportu- office at 870-367-5369. LEARNING WHILE BUILDING A DCMS student goes to great links to make sure his STE+AM project is perfect. SERVICE

Cakeland open to satisfy your sweet tooth

By: Ashley Foreman [email protected]

Drew County has a new option for delicious, sweet treats. Cakeland, located at 1011 U.S. Highway 425 South in Monticello, offers donuts, cakes, cookies and much more. Opening in early November, Cakeland is excited to serve all the sweet needs of all Monticellonians. “Our philosophy is to make everything with love,” owner Irlanda Romero said. “I attribute the success of my bakery to the harmony and love that we put in to all our products.” Romero has had an uphill battle overcoming the language barrier of being a Spanish speaking business owner. “I just want people to like what I do and the products that I make,” Romero said. Photo by Annette Buzzell/Advance It is a hope of Romero and her CAKELAND, 1011 Hwy 425 S in Monticello, is shown above. Their hours are 10-5 Monday-Thursday and 10-7 Friday and Saturday. employees that their pastries and NQRZWKDW\RXVKRXOGQ·WEHDIUDLG to advertise, call our advertising sweets end up in every home in of your dreams, they can come (Service Spotlight is a weekly representatives at 367-5325.) Drew County. true,” Romero added. “It is all about advertisement highlighting local “I want anyone and everyone to working hard and being consistent.” services. For information on how

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Caryl Hawkins Palmer HOW TO SUBMIT AN OBITUARY Daniel L. Franklin 1931 to the late Thomas Benjamin ley Sheets; great grandparents, Sessions and Ada Hodges Sessions Charles and Nettie Sheets, Ol- Caryl Hawkins Palmer, 70, of The Advance-Monticellonian welcomes obituaries from area Rev. Daniel L. Franklin, 75, of in Thornton. lie Beatrice Avery and Wil- Monticello, funeral homes; individuals please contact funeral homes about Monticello died Friday, November Preceding her in death was her lie Lee Tilman; his maternal passed away furnishing obituaries. Send obituaries by mail to Advance-Mon- 17, at Drew Memorial Health Sys- husband, Johnny Haynes; a sister, great-grandparents, Adam and Friday, No- ticellonian, P.O. Box 486, Monticello 71567, email them to tem in Monticello. He was born Ora Cathey; and an infant brother. Maxine Stanley, Lexi Hicks vember 24, at [email protected] or fax them to 870-367-6612. December 19, 1941, to the late Survivors include two sons, Stanley and Ebenezer James, Sr. Baptist Health William McKinney and Matilda Mark (Connie) Haynes of Monti- Survivors include his moth- Medical Center ning at the funeral home. Online Kenneth Crenshaw. Miller Franklin of Longview. cello and Blake (Gemma) Haynes er, Shavon James of Monticel- in Little Rock. guestbook: www.stephensondear- Josh is survived by his wife, He was preceded in death by his of Dallas; a brother, Roy Wesley lo; his father Carlos Sheets of She was born man.com. Jennifer Renee Thompson; his parents, William McKinney and Sessions of Fordyce; and four Wilmar; his sisters, ShanKendra September 24, (Paid obituary) son, Aiden Thompson; his daugh- Matilda Miller Franklin; his broth- grandchildren. James of Monticello, and Kiara PALMER 1947 in Tex- Joshua “Josh” ter, Alana Grace Thompson; his er, John W. Franklin, Sr.; and his Funeral services were at 10 Sheets of Little Rock; his broth- as to the late stepdaughter, Abbigail Chat- grandchildren, Fredon Teamer and a.m. Wednesday, November 22 at er, Blakely Block of Monticello; James Blake Randall Thompson man; his parents, Keith and Sue Travis Skaggs. Frazer’s Funeral Home Chapel in his grandparents, Nancy (James) Warren. Burial was in Gravelridge Hawkins and Ruby Haynes Haw- Thompson; his sister, Maegan Survivors include his wife, Hel- Williams of Monticello, Rev. Joshua “Josh” Randall Thomp- Cemetery. kins Loveless. (Park) Tipton; his niece, Lyla Tip- en D. Franklin, daughters, Shir- Ebenezer James, Jr. of Hamburg, son, 38, of Cameron, N.C., for- Online guestbook: www.frazer- She was employed by Phillips ton; his nephew, Mclaine Tipton; ley Franklin of Milwaukee, Lynn Cal Sheets of Wilmar; great merly of West Monroe, La., funeralhome.com. Management and was a Christian his maternal grandmother, Udie Skaggs of Hot Springs, Marchelle grandmother, Lillie Mae James passed away of the Baptist faith. Davis; his paternal grandmother, (John) Odom, Aretha Franklin, Christon Laron Sheets on Novem- of Monticello; his aunts, uncles, In addition to her parents, she Montine Oliver; and a host of Milwaukee, Dorothy (Kason) ber 21, 2017. Christon Laron Sheets, 20, one niece and several great aunts was also preceded in death by her aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. Smith of Houston; sons, Steven and uncles and a host of cousins, husband, Larry Coslin; and one He was born was born November 13, 1997 Services celebrating the life of Bartmann of Philadelphia, Robert other relatives and friends. brother, Dudley Hawkins. in Jackson, at Drew Memorial Health Sys- Josh were held at 2 p.m. Monday, (Saisha) Thompson of Wichita, Funeral services were held Survivors include two daugh- Miss., on Kan.; his brother, Donald Franklin tem to Shavon James and Carlos November 27, 2017 in the chap- at 1:30 p.m., Saturday, Novem- ters, Traci Coslin of Monticello November Sr. of Longview, his sister Matil- Sheets. el of Mulhearn Funeral Home ber 25, at Stephenson-Dearman and Jennifer Palmer (Brian) Win- 8, 1979, to da Jordan of Monticello AR; 20 He died November 15, 2017, in West Monroe with Rev. Billy kelpleck of Almyra; one sister, Keith and Sue grandchildren and 8 great grand- at Drew Memorial Health Sys- Chapel with burial following in Taylor offi ciating. Visitation was Judy (Jim) Randle of Monticello; THOMPSON Thompson. children, along with a host of niec- tem. Gethsemane Cemetery. Online one grandson, Kerence Turpitt; He served his held from 1 p.m. until service es, nephews, cousins and friends. He was preceded in death by guestbook: www.stephenson- three granddaughters, Karyl Ann country in the time. Interment followed in the Funeral services were at 10:30 his paternal grandmother, Shir- dearman.com. Turpitt, Emma Winkelpleck and United States Smith Cemetery in West Monroe. a.m. Saturday, November 25, at Josi Winkelpleck; three nephews, Army. Pallbearers were Brad Cren- Stephenson-Dearman Chapel with Tony Flemister, Dewayne Flemis- Josh was a shaw, K.C. Crenshaw, Sandy San- burial to follow in Longview Cem- Ladelle Wright ter and Randy Hawkins; and two great father ford, Nicholas Phillips, Michael etery. Visitation was from 6-8 p.m. nieces, Cathy Jo Flemister and Te- and a Chris- Harrison, and Shane Marter. Friday at the funeral home. Online Born May 17, 1929 resa Hawkins Mann. tian. He loved Memorials may be made to guestbook: www.stephensondear- Passed November 16, 2017 Funeral services were held at spending time www.youcaring.com/aidenala- man.com. 1:30 p.m. Sunday, November 26, with his fami- nathompson-1023986 for Josh’s Sadie Haynes 2017 at Stephenson-Dearman ly. He enjoyed coaching baseball, children, Aiden and Alana. Chapel with burial following in football and softball and making Online guestbook: www.mul- Sadie Haynes, 86 of Monticello In memory of my Mother a letter to my Mom from Green Hill Cemetery. Visitation everyone laugh. Josh was preced- hearnfuneralhome.com. died Saturday, November 18 at her your daughter in Indianapolis, IN. was from 5-7 p.m. Saturday eve- ed in death by his grandfather, (Paid obituary) home. She was born October 25, Mom, I traveled 650 miles south to see you while you were Heritage Month grants application deadline approaching in Your Home and God was preparing you to come home to Him in Heaven to be with Dad. I got as close Special to the Advance and to assist in planning and an event that will honor your cultural heritage. The depart- implementing meaningful Ar- community and its people,” ment accomplishes its goals as I could to be with you I was forbidden to enter Your LITTLE ROCK—The dead- kansas projects using the 2018 Hurst said. “Arkansas’s natural through the work of eight divi- Home to hug you one more time, as you have tried for line to apply for the 2018 De- Heritage Month theme, “Off the diversity and beauty are evident sions: Arkansas Arts Council, partment of Arkansas Heri- Beaten Path: Explore & Enjoy in every corner of the state.” Arkansas Historic Preservation over a year and a half to get to me. You were so right tage’s Heritage Month grants is Arkansas’s Natural Heritage.” Interested organizations may Program, Arkansas Natural when you said “If not then, we will in Heaven.” 4:30 p.m. on Monday, Dec. 11. The May 2018 theme is de- apply at ArkansasHeritage.com. Heritage Commission, Arkan- These specialized grants of up signed to highlight the work of For more information, contact sas State Archives, Delta Cul- As we always say to each other, love you to the moon to $5,000 will help nonprofit the Arkansas Natural Heritage the Heritage Month Grant Co- tural Center, Historic Arkan- and back! organizations and local muse- Commission, a division of the ordinator by mail at 1100 North sas Museum, Mosaic Templars ums develop events and proj- Department of Arkansas Heri- Street, Little Rock 72201; by Cultural Center and Old State Your loving daughter, ects during Heritage Month in tage. fax at 501-324-9154; or by House Museum. May 2018. In planning an event or pro- e-mail at debra.fithen@arkan- Sharon Kay Mullis “Every community in Arkan- gram for Heritage Month 2018, sas.gov. sas has a unique aspect of nat- applicants are encouraged to Since 1975, the DAH has ural heritage to celebrate,” said think about the ways their re- been committed to the discov- Stacy Hurst, director of the De- gion enjoys its natural areas. ery, preservation and presenta- partment of Arkansas Heritage. “Whatever you choose, plan tion of our state’s natural and NEED DIABETIC SHOES? “Don’t miss this deadline to ap- ply and participate in Heritage Month as we honor our beauti- ful state!” We are now The grants are designed to I PAY CA$H Give us a call! help foster awareness and en- for gold, coins, guns, antiques, collectibles, even entire estates . . . giving flu and joyment of Arkansas heritage almost anything of value. You may qualify for Get your cash now. 870-370-2680 little to no out-of- pneumonia CALENDAR pocket cost! shots Monticello Monument Company Continued from Page 2A • All colors of granite available 201 E. Gaines St. Your Hometown Pharmacy • Can duplicate existing memorials Monticello, AR give and receive positive support • Financing Available for individual needs. (870) • The Veterans of Foreign Wars • Can design your own memorial 367-5301 and the VFW Ladies Auxiliary host • Located in Stephenson-Dearman Funeral Home a dance from 7-9:30 p.m. every Mon-Fri City Drug Getting to Thursday at the VFW Post, 148 Vet- 8am-6pm 'ULYHWKUX‡,Q7RZQ'HOLYHU\ “The Root” erans Drive in Monticello (in McCloy “Serving all of Southeast Arkansas” Saturday &XVWRP&RPSRXQGLQJ‡1XWULWLRQDO&RQVXOWLQJ of the Park). 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All photos by Ashley ForemanAdvance Monticellonian WISE MEN WATCHING Figurines line the shelves at City Drug in Monticello, of Santa, reindeer and wise men. ‘Tis the season for shopping and gift giving

BY ASHLEY FOREMAN pers, Monday was their oppor- [email protected] tunity to grab the great deals. Cyber Monday is advertised Shops and stores were full heavily in the media as a way this Thanksgiving holiday and to save money on hot items the days to follow. and not have to fight crowds Black Friday and Small Business Saturday brought or stand in long lines. out Drew County residents in Just as important as Small droves to purchase gifts for Business Saturday is a new the upcoming holidays. world wide effort called Giv- Supporting small businesses ing Tuesday. in Monticello plays a vital role Social media sites were in our economy. When one drowning in hashtags on spends money in Drew Coun- Tuesday, encouraging people ty, it stays in Drew County to across the globe to give to fund many of the luxuries we charities, local or otherwise. have come to know and love. “We depend on the local During the season of giving, people,” said All Occasions Drew County residents should Flowers and Gifts owner Julie remember what is most im- ORNAMENTS GALORE Christmas tree ornaments of all shapes and colors West. portant in their lives and never NON-TRADITIONAL TREES Town and Country Florist and Gifts displays are available at All Occasions Flowers and Gifts in Monticello. For the more secluded shop- take a single thing for granted. trees decorated in pink ribbons and football ornaments.

SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY Everyone on your Christmas list can be marked off by visiting local shops. Everything from apparel to shoes and home decor can be found right here in Monticello. My few days off were less than relaxing this holiday weekend

This Thanksgiving did not exactly go as etables on Tuesday night and went to bed spices and fl avor and different colors in it. Cake and I arrive at mom’s house on cent better. The eternal optimist in me was planned. smelling like a warm plate of fajitas. After talking with some family members Wednesday morning, properly caffein- very disappointed when I found my mother If I am to be truly honest, Thanksgiving Yes, you read that correctly, I said fajitas. and a few unfortunate failed trials, I was ated and prepared to cook all the things. coughing and hacking, still in her room. Day was a nightmare. Before I get calls and letters about how I able to get very close to the taste of his Instead of fi nding my mother in the kitchen It was the majority decision that the I was able to be free of classes the have broken Thanksgiving tradition, please wonderful dressing that my family remem- listening to Christmas carols and whisking show must go on and the Thanksgiving entire week and, after working feverishly hear me out. bered so well. eggs, she was in bed with the covers over meal had to be prepared. Cake and I had 10 Monday and Tuesday As some of you know, my Peepaw Wes- Now, young people, a word of caution her head. pairs of eyes on us, anxiously anticipating to make sure every ley Reed was a chef. He could cook like no from me to you. Be prepared to cook every She was fever-stricken and barely had a all the dishes that our family was accus- Drew County resident other. When he was alive, his restaurant, year on Thanksgiving if people like your voice. Cake and I looked at each other, half tomed to. got a newspaper full The Fishhook, thrived in Monticello and dish. Once you do something right, people terrifi ed—but we have been together long I hate to brag but, we knocked it out of of Black Friday deals some of my fondest childhood memories will expect it again, year after year. No enough to be able to communicate without the park. Cake and I spun around in my and coupons, I was off are in that building. pressure. speaking. We knew what we had to do and kitchen and stirred and poured and baked work Wednesday and My dear sweet, late grandfather had a What makes this dressing so special and we wasted no time. until we were dead on our feet. It was a Thursday. downfall however. He never—and I really utterly delicious is his use of bell peppers The pair of us entered the kitchen and well-oiled machine at my house and I am Cake (my cousin mean never—wrote down a recipe. and onions, hence the fajita smell. I under- got to work. Within the next 90 minutes, we super proud that it all went well. ASHLEY Holly that Fred named He passed away in 2002 and for many stand that some people, myself included, had successfully prepared four pies and two By 2 p.m., when my family sat down FOREMAN Cake) and I were excit- years, my family went without his amazing don’t like to eat onions and peppers but more pans of cornbread that was intended at my dining table, we were exhausted ed to help my mother Thanksgiving dressing. most of us can tolerate the fl avor that they to be made into my grandmother’s dressing. but anxious to hear the reviews from the ACCORDING TO ASHLEY prepare the Thanks- Around 2010, my best friend and I had give to food when cooked in to a dish. As Wednesday afternoon approached, hungry family members. giving meal. This year a heated discussion about all our Thanks- When the veggies and cornbread come our family plans changed and changed and To our delight, everyone sang our praises was going to be the fi rst giving food being beige. Don’t argue with together with the sage and white pepper, then changed one more time. Trying to for saving the meal. So much so that by the year without my grandmother awake in the me people, with the exception of the green it is like a marriage of autumn fl avors that accommodate multiple families is no easy end, it was voted that she and I were, from early hours of the morning roasting her tur- beans, all dishes served on Turkey Day are explode in your mouth. task, let me tell you. now on, in charge of Thanksgiving food. key so Cake and I were prepared to make some shade of beige. Once again, I digress. So, now that we are all hungry again, Thursday morning arrived and Cake and See kids, I told you, do something right up the difference, as best we could. I became intensely determined to recre- let me fi nish regaling about my less than I once again arrived at mom’s house just one time and people will expect it over and We baked cornbread and chopped veg- ate my Peepaw’s dressing because it had perfect holiday. knowing that she was going to be 100 per- over again. ADVANCE-MONTICELLONIAN | mymonticellonews.net Wednesday, November 29, 2017 2B CONTACT US Harold Coggins, Editor DEVOTIONAL 870-367-5325 [email protected]

Living godly worlds motto is “get, get, get,” but God still requires of us to “give, “Charge them that are rich Attention all pastors in the Monticello area give, give.” in this world, that they be not The Advance-Monticellonian is calling on our local pastors to provide us weekly devotionals to be published on this page. We ask for those During this wonderful time highminded, nor trust in uncer- pastors willing to assist us to begin sending us devotionals; we welcome submissions from youth pastors, music pastors, education pastors or, of year, Christmas, let us not tain riches, but in the living God, obviously, senior pastors. Submissions must be made from those on church staffs, whether paid or volunteer. Please submit your devotionals to get so consumed with our own who giveth us richly all things Harold Coggins at either [email protected] or [email protected]. Please be aware that our readers have diverse backgrounds plans and our own preparations to enjoy; That they do good, that and please be ecumenical in your submissions. Include your name, title, church and contact information. We appreciate your help and hope pas- that we forget about the needs they be rich in good works, ready tors use this tool as a way to reach out to the community. of others. In 2 Corinthians 8, to distribute, we are told that the Macedo- willing to nian were great in their giving communicate; So how can this be achieved? that they feel that people have are to live the Gospel. First Timo- not focus on the Word of God because they had given them- Laying up in How can I know God as my Fa- become so sensitive that feelings thy gives us some characteristics because of it? Jesus said that selves to the Lord. store for them- ther? I must believe the gospel. may be hurt or that people will of living godly: the cares of this life and the We must follow that example. selves a good What is the gospel? get mad. “Charge them that are rich deceitfulness of false riches are Gary Carter is the pastor of foundation The gospel is Jesus Christ, So, is the gospel something in this world, that they be not what snatches away the Word Calvary Baptist Church, 150 against the time who came to this world—lived a that we should just speak of in highminded;” (1 Timothy 6:17) from our hearts. How many left Ragland Avenue, having served to come, that there for the last six years. He Gary Carter sinless life but became sin (that’s certain places with whispering Highminded means “to show church and never considered they may lay my sin and your sin), died upon voices perhaps? I think not. oneself above others, to be full what God said to us through His previously served for eight years hold on eternal a cross to pay for sin, placed in a The Bible teaches—and I be- of oneself.” Word. at Westside Baptist Church in life. O Timothy, keep that which borrowed tomb and three days lat- lieve—that the gospel is a neces- I fear that we, as Christian What does the outwardly Warren. Gary is married and has is committed to thy trust, avoiding er God raised Him from the grave, sity. As I look at my country and Americans, are more concerned appearance of a godly life look two sons and eight grandchildren. profane and vain babblings, and making Him victorious over sin the world, I see that it needs Jesus. and consumed by things—and like? He has a heartfelt desire to see oppositions of science falsely so and the grave. Today, whosoever Our country is in a despite need stuff—than the will of God for “That they do good, that they people come to know Jesus as called: Which some professing calleth upon the name of Lord of the preaching and proclaiming our lives. It is sad to see that we be rich in good works, ready to Savior and Lord as evidenced by have erred concerning the faith. shall be saved. of the gospel from every pulpit, have allowed possessions, plans distribute, willing to communi- his leadership in evangelistic out- Grace be with thee. Amen.” (1 Jesus Christ isn’t a good way, in our schools, in our homes, at and prestige to monopolize the cate; (1 Timothy 6:18) reach and missions. His ministry Timothy 6:17-21) or another way, or a better way for our places of business and in our believer of the western culture. The Lord Jesus Christ hasn’t focus is to love people where they How can I live godly? mankind to stand in the presence government buildings. I wonder how many people ask us to give generously while are personally, lead them to salva- One of the ingredients, and it of the Father; no, Jesus Christ The message that Jesus saves sat in churches last Sunday He gave sparingly—no, Jesus tion through Jesus and into a life is a mandatory ingredient, is I is the only way to the Father. It is needed. morning consumed by thoughts gave it all. Never one time did Je- of discipleship. To get in contact must know God as my heavenly seems that many people hesitate to But not only are we as children of their possessions, plans for sus ever do anything halfhearted- with him, call the church offi ce at Father or I cannot live godly. make this proclamation. I assume of God to proclaim the Gospel, we the upcoming week and could ly. We live in such a time that the 870-367-9833. Advance-Monticellonian: Serving Drew County since 1870

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Second Baptist United Pentecostal 367-3159 1032 Old Warren Road 1115 Hwy. 278 W. 367-2459 367-2535 Baptist Griffi n Heating & Air Shady Grove Baptist Church Presbyterian HVAC #2459070 Bethel Missionary Baptist Hwy. 425 South • 367-3298 2347 Hwy. 172 542 West Gaines RAZORBACK BODY SHOP First Presbyterian Monticello • 367-6531 Sixteen Section Missionary Baptist 241 EAST TROTTER • 367-2608 821 N. Main Toll-free 1-800-360-6531 Brooks Chapel Missionary Baptist Church 367-6883 1667 Old Warren Rd. • 367-1378 3396 Hwy 278 E. Audio/Video 367-3905 Rose Hill For emergencies, call Custom Calvary Baptist Cumberland Presbyterian 150 Ragland Ave. • 367-9833 Wilmar Baptist Church 2133 Hwy. 83 N. 911 and ask for 2579 Hwy 278 W. • Wilmar 367-5114 Collins Baptist Church 870-469-5716 Monticello Ambulance Satellite TV Home Theater 127 Collins Moss Street Holmes Chapel Service! 367-7384 829 Hwy 278 West • Monticello, AR • 870-367-1513 538-9464 Zion Hill Presbyterian Church Missionary Baptist 527 E. 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Kennedy Boulevard Christ Church 1126 Hwy 278 W. • 723-3115 870-413-8162 Church of Christ 459 Kennedy Blvd. • 367-1266 First Missionary Baptist Florence Full Gospel Hwy. 277 North • 469-5539 546 N. Bailey • 367-5027 Church of God Fountain of Life 6236 State Hwy 114 W. 117 Greenfield Dr. Green Hill Star City, AR 71667 Monticello, AR 71655 Friendship Pentecostal Church of God Christian Center Highway 425 North • Monticello • 367-6100 Community Baptist (870) 628-4900 (870) 367-9510 620 North Conley 910 Old Warren Road 106 Green Hill/New Hope Rd. 367-1134 367-5087 460-9926 If your business or church Lumberjack Yamaha Trinity New Beginnings Church of God House of Refuge Immanuel Baptist 607 N. 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FROM CHRISTIANHEADLINES.COM Church briefs Museum of the Bible opens Regular fi fth Thursday singing Both workships will be on Saturday; the marriage workshop will start at 10 a.m.; the singles workshop will get underway at noon. scheduled at Campground Methodist Registration is $10 per person and will close Dec. 8. Daryle Dan- amid artifacts controversy iels, host pastor, invites all ladies to come be a part of this confer- The regular Joyce Pevey Fifth Thursday Night Singing at ence. For more information or to find out how to register, contact Christians reject this belief, but the Campground will begin at 7 p.m. Thursday at Mt. Pleasant Shaura Ivy at [email protected]. Special to the Advance (Campground) United Methodist Church, 194 Campground Road stated, “They say it’s not normative near Monticello. The program will continue until about 8:30 p.m. Ongoing The Museum of the Bible of- and it’s not available to the church This is a time of class singing with directors choosing songs they Morning Star a ficially opened its doors this today. We would disagree.” would like to hear their classes sing. There will be several spe- nnounces time changes month in Washington amidst an In the sermon below, Chandler goes on to explain why he believes cial performances mixed in with the class singing and a time of Morning Star Missionary Baptist Church, 312 East Oakland ongoing fury of debate over the refreshments and fellowship following the singing. The church is authenticity of the artifacts on Scripture teaches that the signs and Street, is now meeting on a different time schedule. Sunday wonders of the Holy Spirit are still located about seven miles north of Monticello—take U.S. High- school will begin at 8:45 a.m. and worship service will begin at display there. After paying a fine way 425 North and turn left on Campground Road; the church and returning what was proven applicable and active today. 10 a.m. For more information, contact Melanie Rawls at mela- “If these aren’t one-off miracles, building is less than half a mile on the right. Everyone is welcome [email protected]. to be fake by Federal authori- to attend. For more information, contact Ab Pevey at 870-723- ties in July, the Green Family’s but available to the Body, what 5306 or 870-367-3849, or Kay Berryman at 870-367-3690. Shady Grove opens vision trekked on to completion. would it be like to people who Local gospel group celebrates AWANA clubs to all Criticism has followed the gave ourselves over to this….what project from it’s birth. “It’s the would it be like to not be afraid, but 16th anniverary with two concerts AWANA (Approved Workmen Are Not Ashamed) is an exciting to … open up our hearts?” he con- children’s program for boys and girls ages 2 years through sixth most controversial topic in the world. It’s the biggest-selling cluded. Pastor J.H. Spinks and Endure 16th will celebrate the 16th anniver- grade. Bible stories, scripture memory, exciting games, singing, Christians in Egypt sary of the group this weekend with concerts Saturday and Sunday. At handbooks and lots of fun mark this Wednesday night program. book; most banned, destroyed, 6:30 p.m. Saturday at the New Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Church, Preregistration is at 6 p.m. today for the program, which will influential book … We will irri- lose more worship sites tate everybody,” Cary Summers, 147 Hill Lane in Dumas, the group will be joined by guests Chosen start next Wednesday night. The Shady Grove Missionary Bap- Fear of Islamist attacks was Ones from Fordyce, CW Singers from El Dorado, NuGospel High- tist Church AWANA clubs meet from 6:15-8 p.m. All children museum president, said. The museum is broken up into again cited as the cause of lights from DeValls Bluff, Heavenly Hearts from Gould, Nu Image are welcome—being a member of Shady Grove, 111 Arkansas stopping worship in Egypt this three sections over six floors, in- from Pine Bluff and other groups from Little Rock, Dumas, Pine Bluff Highway 172 near Monticello, is not a prerequisite. For more in- month, even though parishioners cluding a roof-top Biblical gar- and other cities. The celebration will continue at 6 p.m. Sunday at the formation or to schedule a ride to the AWANA meetings, contact said local Muslims supported the den, a 500-seat theatre, restau- Monticello Middle School auditorium, 180 Clyde Ross Drive. Sun- the church office at 870-367-3298. opening of the shuttered church rant and interactive ride. Green day’s guests will include national recording artists The Racy Brothers outside Cairo, sources said. from Dumas, as well as the B&H Singers from Sylvarena, Miss., The Saturday yard sales are stated that it makes no attempt Anba Morcos, Coptic Ortho- Cork Singers from Greenville, Miss. and New Image from Monroe, being held at Pentecostal Faith to convince one way or the oth- dox bishop of Shobra El-Khei- La. Tickets for Sunday’s concert are still available for $12 per person Pentecostal Faith Church of God In Christ, 111 Briarcliff Street er that the Bible is true, rather ma, decided to close the Pope prior to Sunday; they will be $15 at the door. Doors open Sunday at 5 (behind the Veterans of Foreign Wars hut in McCloy City Park), “hopefully motivate people to Kerlis VI and Archdeacon Habib p.m. for ticket holders and 5:30 p.m. for general admission. As a spe- will be having weekly yard sales beginning at 9 a.m. on Satur- engage with this book to let it Gerges church before Nov. 17 cial prize, some lucky concert-goer will win a $100 Walmart gift card days. Items to be sold include refrigerators, stoves, water heaters, have an impact on their life.” services after consulting with in a raffl e Sunday. For more information, contact Spinks at 870-377- home items, men’s suits, men’s clothes and lots more. For more ”We discovered how precious the governor of Qalyubia, who 2482, on Facebook at James H. Spinks or via email at jamespinks@ information, contact Pastor Robert Marshall Sr. at 870-281-4863. these artifacts are. They are also had warned of possible Islamist gmail.com. precious to all kinds of people, attacks, according to Egyptian Home cooking to be served Holmes Chapel all over the world,” said Steve newspaper Almasry Alyoum. at New Relationship Christian Center seeks pianist and Jackie Green, of the Hob- After Friday mosque atten- Holmes Chapel Presbyterian Church, 527 East McCloy Ave- by Lobby craft store chain. “So dance on Nov. 17, Muslim The Building Fund Committee of New Relationship Christian nue, is seeking a pianist for its adult choir. The pianist is needed many people of different faith families gathered outside the Center Church, 816 North Cooper Street (the corner of Cooper for the first, fourth and fifth Sundays each month. For more in- traditions have pulled us aside closed Coptic Orthodox church and and Oakland streets) will be serving home-cooked meals formation and/or to express interest in the position, contact Rev. and expressed their gratitude for building in Shobra El-Kheima, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday. The menu will be meatloaf, Alford Branch at either 870-723-1954 or 870-367-5913. this project.” The Greens were about 30 miles outside of Cairo, mashed potatoes, green beans, corn, a dinner roll and homestyle highly involved in museum proj- to show their support for it, an apple cobbler. The church congregation invites all to partake. For First Presbyterian Church ect, which began almost a de- area Christian told Morning Star more information, contact 870-367-1566. unveils new sermon series cade ago as a simple exhibit of News. Morning Star MBC to celebrate Dr. Drew Smith begins a new sermon series—“Facing Life’s artifacts they had collected thus “We were not used to praying Uncertainties”—at First Presbyterian Church, 821 North Main far. in this church regularly, but after 130th-year church anniversary Street. All are welcome to the services which begin at 11 a.m. Even in the wake of contro- we submitted all the legal papers on Sundays. versy, many will not have the Morning Star Missionary Baptist Church, 312 East Oakland and notified the authorities, we opportunity to experience the started opening the church and Street, will be celebrating its 130th-year church anniversary at 3 First Baptist holds Bible in a new way: a goal the p.m. Sunday. The theme will be “A Church That’s Built on a Rock.” holding daily masses on Nov. 3,” community women’s Bible study Greens claim to have aimed for Amir Aiad, a 42-year-old phar- The guest speaker will be Rev. Kenneth Harris of Spring-hill MBC all along. He said of the muse- in Oakland, La. Host pastor D.J. Buffington and the Morning Star First Baptist Church, 413 North Main Street, is holding a com- macist, told Morning Star News. munity women’s Bible study each Wednesday, and all women are um and it’s contents: “Its role is “There were no objections, noth- congregation invite everyone to attend. For more information, con- to present facts and let people tact Melanie Rawls at [email protected]. welcome. FBC’s weekly women’s Bible study begins at 9 a.m. ing happened. On the contrary, in the church’s old fellowship hall. Attendees are encouraged to make their own decisions.” local Muslims stood on our side, Pilgrim Rest AME group sponsors meet at 8:30 a.m. for a time of fellowship before the study starts. Megachurch pastor believes supporting our right to build a speaker from Pine Bluff Childcare will be provided. For more information, contact Pat signs, wonders are for today church. I can’t find a justifica- Baugh at 870-367-5968. tion for what happened.” The Sons of Allen, a group at Pilgrim Rest African Method- Baptist megachurch pastor Matt The church building had been ist Episcopal Curch, 522 North Bailey, welcomes Rev. David Christian Interfaith Ministry Chandler said in a recent sermon rarely used since construction Vaughn, a history professor at the University of Arkansas at Pine holds weekly Bible study that the Holy Spirit’s signs and was completed in 2015 as it took Bluff and the pastor of St. John AME Church in Pine Bluff, to Christian Interfaith Ministry, 506 East Gaines Street, invites wonders were not just for the apos- two years to meet all legal ob- Monticello for a guest-speaking engagement. Rev. Vaughn will everyone to a Tuesday night Bible study from 7-8 p.m. at the tles in the early days of the Church, ligations for opening, Aiad said. deliver the message at 11 a.m. on Sunday, Dec. 10 at the church. church. The ministry also has a Thursday night prayer and deliv- but are relevant for us today. When it opened this month, For more information, contact Odell Davis at 870-723-9128. erance service, beginning at 7 p.m., and Sunday morning worship Chandler, who is the head pas- it served around 1,000 Coptic The Word Church hosting women’s conference services fro 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. For more information on any of tor at the Village Church, a South- Christian families who again these events, contact Dr. Jerry Benton, pastor, at 870-308-7895. ern Baptist congregaton in Flower have no place for worship now, at Sadie Johnson Center in Jordan Park Mound, Texas, recently gave a residents of Badr City, near Sho- The Word Church, 205 South Maple Street, has scheduled a Holmes Chapel s lengthy sermon on the topic of the bra El-Kheima, told Morning women’s conference for Dec. 16-17. The conference is entitled ponsors free tutoring Holy Spirt and His work. Star News. “Removing the Facade,” taken from Hebrews 12:1. Saturday’s Holmes Chapel Presbyterian Church, located at 527 East Mc- CharismaNews.com reports that, On Nov. 16 three workers from events will be held at the Sadie T. Johnson Community Center in Cloy Avenue in Monticello, will sponsor free tutoring when in the sermon titled “The Gifts of the national electricity compa- Jordan Park; the guest speakers will be LaShanda Jackson from school begins again Aug. 14 from 5-6 p.m. each Tuesday and the Holy Spirit,” Chandler stressed ny reportedly tried to cut the Holmes Chapel Presbyterian Church in Monticello and LaToya Thursday for youth in grades kindergarten through third grade. the importance of the Holy Spirit’s church building’s power. Coptic Yarbrough from Power House Church in Warren. Doors open at Students must bring the course work in which they need help. For working, and stated, “The Village priests and youths stopped them 9:30 a.m. and brunch will be served. Sunday’s activities will be- more information and registration details, contact 870-367-5913. church believes that the miraculous before they cut the main power gin at 3 p.m. and will be held at The Word Church. The speaker sign gifts of the Holy Spirit did not cable, and later that night Bish- will be Toccara Daniels, the conference host. During the week- Pine Bluff ministry cease with the death of the apostles, op Morcos reportedly told the end, there will also be a singles workshop for ages 18 and older sponsors clothing/food giveaway but are still available to the Church church’s priest to cancel the next only, where the guest panelists will be Pamela Lambert, co-pastor Rhema Redemption International mission ministries, 1201 today.” morning’s Mass due to local of- of the House of Prayer in Fountain Hill, Shanae Govan from the West 6th Street in Pine Bluff, will host a free clothing giveaway He acknowledged that many ficials’ security concerns. 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BARKADA and two children from Beebe. Linda did a great job. Then we thanks unto the Lord: for He is Thanks our dear Lord for heard another blessed message good.” His mercy endures for JANA WRIGHT Thanksgiving. Do you have any community tidbits? from pastor Spencer. Her message every day, not only on Thanks- Pray for our country. was from Exodus 14:13; her giving. I hope everyone had a great The Advance-Monticellonian is actively seeking other commu- thought was “Stand Still.” It was Thanksgiving. We did not have to nity reports to join the seven you read on a weekly basis. If you great. The choir was great, as go anywhere for Thanksgiving, GUESTHOUSE live in a community not represented on this page (and we know always. POSSUM VALLEY and it was quite nice. We did cel- there are several around Monticello)—and you want to write about Prayers for Bessie Walkers and ebrate Wednesday with Shawn’s CLARA CATER your particular area of the world, contact Editor Harold Coggins at Michael Cooper. KAY CRAIG family at the Wilson home and 870-367-5325, via email at [email protected], by U.S. Edgar Spencer will be the 11 Claudie Handley’s family came mail at P.O. Box 486, Monticello 71657 or just drop by the offi ce Hello, y’all! I hope that your then again on Saturday at the a.m. speaker at Promise Land Thanksgiving was a wonderful Gilliam home. We all enjoyed every day. during business hours on either Thursdays or Fridays. Let’s dis- Baptist Church in Lacey on Sun- Lou and Richard Cater went to cuss your participation in our newspaper. one fi lled with family, food and visiting and, of course, eating. day morning. fun. The 2017 Glennon Thanks- Ruthie Hunter and Ginger Ham- their family’s house for Thanks- Rhea and I went shopping in giving dinner. giving gathering was hosted by mil and her friend Randy traveled Pine Bluff last Tuesday. We ate Carole and Steve and we had way up to see Tim and Sherry Hunter Denise, Jim, Anne Taylor and lunch at Chef Lee’s. Saturday, Drew ate Thanksgiving dinner to Thomas Shorter (Nov. 27); too much food (as always!) and last weekend. They all had a good Jawann Burks, Denetra Foster and Regena and I went to Pine Bluff. plenty of fun and conversation. time. with Annie DaBlock. Chasity Nichole, Denise Marshall, JaTon Oglesby (Nov. 20); Nayrada We ate lunch at Chile’s. Louise Maxwell went to his Cassandra Reed and Ann Gerald But, I digress. Mary Lasiter has her nephew Marshall and Sonia Williams Prayers for Bobby Lemon, L.C. I need to back up just a bit Shannon Morman and her great- daughter’s house for Thanksgiv- (Nov. 28); Quincy Nichols and (Nov. 21); Helen Stillwell (Nov. Miller and others that are sick and ing. Trena Jordan (Nov. 29); and Riba and tell you a bit about this past niece Star Mormon visiting with 24); Sheila Gillespie and Stacey shut in. week. I was off work all week Raylene Steelman, Ouida Taylor Rush and Tiffany Walker (Dec. 3). her this week. Smith (Nov. 26); Thomas Shorter Thought for the week: A and had planned on doing some and Joan Adcock are all in the Happy birthday, everyone! Enjoy Mrs. Opal Wright got to come (Nov. 27); Chasity Nichole, Benise Christian’s grace-fi lled action can major bird watching but that didn’t hospital. your special day. home from rehabilitation. She had L. Marshall, Cassandra Reed and smooth someone’s path to the happen. I ended up staying close Edna Burns went to the deer If you haven’t got your tickets broken her ankle back a month Anna Gerald (Nov. 28); Quincy Savior’s presence. to home most of the time. Monday or so ago and had to stay in rehab camp with her family. to the concert that will take place Nichols and Trina Jordan (Nov. Last week’s column: at 6 p.m. Sunday at the Monticello morning, I drove to Gee’s Landing until she could get around better. Tom Rabb and Marian Bowden 29); and Rona Rush and Tiffany Prayers for Mr. Macon Causely, with my trio of canine pals and She is happy to be home. are back home. Middle School, you need to. Pastor Block (Dec. 3). Mr. Bobby Lemon and prayers for James Spinks, Endure, the Racey spent a while just standing on Jim Stafford and some of his Our November birthdays are Happy birthday, everyone! Rachel Junior—she wasn’t feeling the bank enjoying the peace and friends headed off to Kansas to try Kayla Guin, Myron Schlesier, Brothers and many more will be Enjoy your special day. good Sunday morning. Sympathy preforming. Tickets are $12 now quiet. Gee’s Landing is one of my and get the big one! While he has Clara Cater and Shannon Grantier. Sunday school was awesome, and prayers for those that lost a favorite places to go and regroup been gone, Amanda and Brecken Last week’s column: and $15 at the door. If you need as always. You learn so much loved one, including the Jacobs, tickets, call me at 870-308-1890; I and unwind. got their deer here in Arkansas. Claudie Handley’s family was being in Sunday school. Our Phillips, Miller, Carr and Franklin Jason was off work, too, and Mrs. Mary Lasiter had company here last week. have a few left. Sunday school lesson was on “An families. The scripture for the week is he was very helpful to me. We on Nov. 4. Ronnie and Kathy Doss Raylene Steelman, Ouida Taylor Everlasting Covenant,” coming Mrs. Annie Mozell Jacobs’ worked on taking down the garden visited her. Ronnie did some odds and Joan Adcock were all in the Psalm 5:1-2: “Give ear to my from Hebrews 12:14-29. Pastor homegoing services were held words, O Lord, consider my med- fence and over a period of a couple and ends things around the house hospital for a few days. Robert Marshall Sr.’s message was Nov. 18 at the Stephenson-Dear- of days we made a big dent in get- for her. Edna Burns’ sons visited her last itation. Hearken unto the voice of on “God Hears our Cry,” coming man Funeral home in Monticello. my cry, my King, and my God: for ting it down. We still have a bit to If you have news, please call week. from Proverbs 8:18. Offi ciant was Alford Branch, pas- fi nish but the fence itself is mostly 870-224-3383 or email wright- Tom Rabb and Marian Bowden unto thee will I pray.” Everyone have a safe and tor of Holmes Chapel Presbyterian Everyone have a blessed and down while the metal posts are [email protected]. may get to come home this week. blessed Thanksgiving—and don’t Church. His message was from still in the ground. Pulling those The Walgreens staff came and safe rest of the week. And please eat too much. If you’re traveling Philippians 3:2; his thought was continue to pray for my strength. posts up will take a bit more time played games with our residents. be safe. Take care, everyone; enjoy “This is Not Your Home.” It was a but we’ll get it done. Blessings to all. the holiday and the weekend. great message. GREEN HILL We hope everyone has a Happy Last week’s column: Jason has also spent some time and safe Thanksgiving and enjoys And the ones going to the Black At 2 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 19, helping me clean up around the FAYE AND MAY spending time with family and Happy Thanksgiving everyone Friday sales, be careful and be Mount Olive African Methodist from me, my family and Pentecos- place. He is such a good son. friends. safe. The last time I went to a Episcopal Church in Lacey was Jason, Leigh, Bo and Addie have We hope all of you had a good tal Faith Church of God In Christ Black Friday sale, a fi ght broke the place for the celebration of the spent quite a bit of time with me Thanksgiving holiday. We had a to yours! out, so now I just stay home. I life of James Miller. The offi ci- this week and I appreciate them so nice day. We went up to Monti- I was saddened and so sorry to can’t handle that crowd. ant was pastor Shirley Spencer. much. Jason came over one day cello to our sister Cleora Crook’s JORDAN PARK hear of a family member to pass Much love to all and happy Her message was from Matthew and, with Bo’s help, got the bunk home and ate a good Thanksgiving TRILISA MARSHALL away in Chicago. Addie Living- blessed Thanksgiving to all! 11:23; her thought was “If You ston was more than 90 years old. beds put together. Of course, Bo lunch. The Eddie Barnes family Give Rest.” It was another blessed had to spend the night with me came and ate lunch with us. Mem- I pray everyone had a wonder- We’re praying for the family at ful and blessed Thanksgiving. I word. that night to test them out. Using bers of the Barnes family were this time. Jesus can give us the peace that was recuperating in the hospital The death angels have really LACEY quilts we made a club house on Alison, daughter Britney, two chil- no one else can—what a mighty the bottom bunk and the top bunk dren, and Will and Kirk Barnes. because I had some blockages been busy. I was also saddened to IVANELL HANDLEY and had to have stents put into my God we serve! Pastor Daniel was supposedly for sleeping. We Paul Pace come by and visited hear the passing of James Harold Franklin expired on Friday, Nov. heart. I want to thank everyone at Miller; his funeral will be at 2 p.m. Mrs. Betty Jones and I chatted both ended up sleeping in the club a while. He and his wife Donna 17. The homegoing service for house. Bo went to sleep fairly ear- had just got home the night before Baptist Medical Center; my heart on Sunday at Mount Olive African a few minutes Friday morning. doctor, Dr. David Jones and staff; Rev. Franklin was 10:30 a.m. Nov. ly but he woke up really early—as after visiting their daughter and Methodist Episcopal Church in She was waiting to be called back 25 at Stephenson-Dearman. Dr. Julie Nicholson; my wonder- in 2 a.m. early! By 3 a.m. we were family in Florida. Lacey. Interment was at Lacy for rehabilitation and I was going The Sunday service at Prom- ful and awesome husband/pastor, cooking a breakfast of waffl es, Dixie Pace and Steve of Little Cemetery. back for my aerobic class. ise Land in Lacey was really Robert Marshall Sr.; our Pentecos- eggs and bacon. Hey! That’s what Rock visited Don and Wanda Our hearts were also saddened I hope everyone had a blessed blessed. The guest special was tal Faith Church Of God In Christ grandmas do, right? This made for Pace on Saturday, and on Sunday, to hear the passing of Christon L. and safe holiday. We did and were Epharin Johnson of Hamburg. I members; my dad, Agrone Clifton; a long day but it was worth it for Crystal Pace and Dawn of Little Sheets. His funeral will be held thankful the family was together; heard another great message! His my sister, Katie Jacobs; and my at Stephenson-Dearman Funeral D.J. came home from Houston; the memories made. Rock visited Don and Wanda. thought was from Psalm 103 and I worked visitation for Caryl Then, on Monday, Cole Reed two daughters, Deborah and Home at 1:30 p.m. Saturday with Yolanda, Rick, Camryn and Re- his message was “Be Thankful.” It Keturah Rucker all for taking such interment at Gethsemane Ceme- gena were there, too. Our guests Hawkins Palmer on Saturday visited Don, and on Friday Bob was another blessed word! night. Please remember this family Harris visited Don and Wanda. good care of me and helping me tery. And I was also saddened to were Mary and Rachel Junior. Visitors were Pastor I. and Mrs. get back on road to recovery. hear of the passing of Rev. Daniel Prayers are being lifted up for in your prayers. Don Pace went to the Drew Cotton of Winchester, Novel- Sunday morning, I walked to Memorial Health System for a And thanks to everyone for Franklin. His funeral will be at my friend, Brenda Hebert and her la Dunn, Dorothy Tolefree of the cards, phone calls, visits and Stephenson-Dearman Funeral family of Star City. Brenda lives the creek (man, it was cold!) and few days but is back at home and Hamburg and Denzell Quinones saw a female Pileated Woodpecker prayers that were sent up. Aunt Home at 10 a.m. Saturday and in Texas—her brother, Ashcraft, feeling much better. of Marietta, Ga. Quinones is Mary making short work of some pine Myrtle Burks, I love you! Thanks interment will be at Longview expired. Cindy McKinstry of Little Junior’s nephew. He read the bark in search of insects. She was for all the love you give me all the Cemetery. We are praying for all Also, prayers for the Franklin Rock was in Green Hill for a few scripture in morning worship. very accommodating and allowed way from Memphis, Tenn. I am these families. and Sheets families. Rev. Daniel days but I didn’t get to visit with I visited with Mary and John me to observe and take photo- resting well, like you want me to. I enjoyed this weekend with my Franklin’s homegoing services her. Come back soon, Cindy. Sunday evening. It was Mary’s graphs. I didn’t get to go to church Sun- husband in Pine Bluff at a Lincoln Sally and B.J. Smith of Jones- were held at 10:30 a.m. Satur- birthday. Happy birthday to Roger I didn’t make it to church Sun- boro spent the week of Thanksgiv- day but I always study my Sunday Heritage insurance meeting. He, day at the Stephenson-Dearman Franklin (Nov. 25) and Vernie and other members, received day morning since I was cooking ing with Leola and Rachel Pace. school lessons. And the lesson was Funeral Home. Childress and Vera Dodson (Nov. for our family Thanksgiving. But Leola had about half of her on “Remembering the Covenant,” rewards, trophies and a check. We, the family of Danny boy, 27). Congratulations! thanks to my friend Wanda, who family in for Thanksgiving lunch. coming from 1 Corinthians 11:23- loved him very much—but God After service Sunday evening, provided me with the scripture Sunday lunch guests in the 34. Paul exhorted believers to When we got back home, I was loved him best. To the Sheets fam- I went down to check on Helen glad to hear from Aunt Myrtle and name of Bro. Kevin’s sermon, Leola and Rachel Pace home remember these promise through ily, you are also in our prayers. Franklin and family but no one “You Talkin’ To Me?” taken were Mark and Chris Pace, Alan, celebrating the Lord’s Supper in Burks of Memphis, Tenn. and my His eulogy was from Leon was home. You are in our prayers. brother, Larry Clifton, of Califor- from Isaiah 37, I knew what he Allison, Jace and Bo Neill; Chuck a way that affi rms the covenant Mitchell, 12th Episcopal Dis- I hope all had a blessed and safe preached on. Wanda also reported it embodies. The Apostle Paul nia. He will be coming home this trict bishop. His thought was and Roxanne Barnes; Sarah and Thanksgiving. COUNTRY Aida Pearce, Della Knight; Sally reminds believers that the Lord’s week for Thanksgiving—I can’t from Revelation 2; his message Thought for the week: “O give See Page 5B Supper is a covenant with Christ— wait to see my oldest brother. was “Be Thankful.” That was a and B.J. Smith; Jake and Victoria Wishard; and Kayleigh Forrest. and not on themselves when I also got to talk with my aunt, word—it was great! Interment Joy, Kerri and Mark, and partaking in the Lord’s Supper. Virginia Clifton, on the phone; I’m was Longview Cemetery. You have horses. We have horsepower. Natalie and Beckett spent a fun I was so sorry and saddened to going to go visit her soon. Happy birthday wishes go out pre-Christmas trip in Dallas. hear of the passing of Christon And I got a call from Aunt Rose to Rachel Junior Nov. 30. I visited Joy and Danny hosted the L. Sheets. His funeral was held Grays; she is in Pine Bluff and with Vernie Childress on her birth- doing well. We had visits from my Homer Pace descendants for at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Ste- day, which was Nov. 27. From hay bales and stall cleaning to property maintenance daddy Agrone Clifton, my sister Thanksgiving. phen-Dearman Funeral Home, We had great Sunday service and pasture patrol — trust the next generation of America’s Jacobs and my oldest daughter, top-selling diesel utility vehicle to help you get the job done. Tommy and Linda Pace visited with interment at Gethsemane Sunday beginning with Sunday • Powerful, 3-Cylinder Kubota Diesel Engines Deborah Rucker. 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week in hopes of getting in some sang a special entitled “Thank brought the words of encour- and president J. Mackey brought her daughter Curtiss and Sally COUNTRY birding and photography thera- You, Lord, For Your Blessings On agement. Radford is pastor of his address Wednesday night. Calbert. py as a gift to myself. Me.” His message, “Why Do We New Bethel Missionary Baptist Sorry to hear of the death Happy birthday wish to Helen Continued from Page 4B Saturday dawned cloudy and Need Thanksgiving?” was taken Church in Crossett. of Chrison Sheets and Harold Stillwell and to Thomas “Scoot- warm so I got outside and started from Psalm 95:1-7. Many attended this service. Miller. Both were tragic. Miller’s er” Shorter, also Rashana B a wonderful song service which the laborious task of dismantling That afternoon I visited with my My heartfelt condolences to my last rites were held Sunday at Riley on Nov. 27. included the fi rst Christmas hymns the garden fence. Jason saw me friend, Wanda Crockett, to see how friend, Helen Franklin, in the Mount Olive in Lacey. Auspices The homegoing service for of the season. Justin Hewitt also out there and came over to help she was doing after her eye sur- homegoing of your beloved hus- were Mitchell Funeral Home of Ms. Mozell Phillips Jacob was led the congregation in a worship me. I am so blessed to have a gery. I was happy to see her doing band Danny Franklin. Also to the Crossett. Homegoing for Mary held Saturday at the Holmes chorus. son who doesn’t mind helping so well—and it was especially nice Sheets and James families. Know L. “Puddin” Washington Billings Chapel MBC. Our prayers and On the way to Carole’s for out his old momma. I had been to visit with both she and Ronnie. that the Earth has no sorrow that will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday sympathy to all who are be- Thanksgiving I saw a Red-shoul- trying to wait for it to turn cooler Great to have them back home. Heaven cannot heal. at the Holmes Chapel Presbyte- reaved. dered Hawk perched atop a light to undertake this task but it was Thursday night, I worked visita- I visited with Martha Gard- rian Church, offi ciated by Pastor And get well wishes and pole right there at the end of Oz- almost 80 degrees on this day! We tions for Susan Annette Marter and ner Fisher in her home the past Alford Branch. prayers for the sick and shut-ins. ment Bluff Road. Normally, hawks worked hard for a few hours and Virginia Wright Sullivan. Friday weekend. We at Morning Star MBC were Remember, God will never leave do not sit still for me but this got about half of it taken down. I night, I worked visitation for Ida I worshipped with the Wilson blessed as Sandra Witherspoon nor forsake you, no matter how bird was more intent on fi nding told Jason that I would work on it “Nonie” House Maurer and helped United Methodist Church in War- taught the women’s class—and dark or dismal it might seem. food than the crazy lady with the a little every day while I was off with the visitation for Mrs. Annie ren, where I serve as pianist. The we were glad to have Sherrie Have faith and trust that He’ll camera. and hopefully get it all done by Mozell Jacobs. Please remember pastor is L.T. Marks. Pastor’s Gillespie with us. see you through. Oh, I also saw my FOS (fi rst of week’s end. That part of the yard these families in your prayers. sermon was taken from Psalm Pastor Buffi ngton brought a Ms. Mary and Chris Riley season) Fox Sparrow in my back- has always either been a dog yard That’s my news for this week. 116:12, 14. The subject was powerful message. His text was accompanied Mildred Williams yard this week. or garden, so it’ll be nice to have Until next time, please be safe, “What Will I Render to God?” taken from Job 23:1-9 and his to St. Peter’s Rock MBC to Sunday evening, I went over the space for the grandkids to play. be happy and always be thankful Morning Star MBC will subject was “When God Seems witness the homegoing service to Jason’s and watched Bo and Later, I drove to Crossett to to God for His many blessings. observe its church anniversary Hard to Find.” for our former Southeast District Leigha put up their Christmas dec- do some grocery shopping and I Hopefully, I’ll have some new ad- at 2:30 p.m. on Dec. 3. You’re We were blessed and glad to women’s president, Barbara J. orations. Just before I went over saw my cousin, Diane Glennon ventures from my week off work invited. The pastor is D.J. Buff- have the Yarbough’s with us as Williams Webb. It was a beau- there, I had dug out my outdoor Cochran, while in Walmart. When to tell you about in next week’s ington. they were here visiting their par- tiful celebration with a capacity nativity scene and Bo helped me I left the house it was almost 80 column. Here’s hoping Rashana Ross ents, Henry and Vera Suber. crowd. Many tributes were given arrange it and get it plugged in. degrees. By the time I came back and Thomas “Scooter” Shorter At 3 p.m., Pastor Buffi ngton by family and our present women That’s my news for this week. home, it was 60! That wind was enjoyed their birthdays, also and Morning Star MBC members president, Bobbie Everett, and Until next time, please be safe, blustering so hard that it almost WILMAR Helen Stillwell (Nov. 27). I hope attended the Southeast District our state woman president, Nina stay healthy, be happy and always knocked me over! Sylvia Carr (Dec. 2); Dennis annual women’s day program held Glover from Texarkana. The eu- be thankful to God for his many Sunday morning, I bundled up CHRIS RILEY Riley (Dec. 3); John Johnson at the 16th Section MBC, where logy was by her pastor, Southeast blessings. and went out to go for a walk and (Dec. 4); and Salina Jean (Dec. George Toney III is pastor and Oh, give thanks unto the Lord! District moderator L.D. Alexan- Last week’s column: it was downright cold! I did not 5). have happy birthdays. Margarett Williams of Pine Bluff der. Auspices were Brown Funeral We, the Riley clan, witnessed Happy Thanksgiving, ya’ll! I stay out long. My lips, nose and Now until we meet again by was the speaker. What a word! It Directors of Pine Bluff. Ms. Webb a happy and blessed Thanksgiv- hope you and yours have enjoyed hands were numb so I scurried paper and pen, God bless! was taken from Ephesians 5:20, was laid to rest in the Veterans’ ing at the Riley home in Wilmar. time spent with family and friends along as quickly as I could and Last week’s column: 26. The subject was “Jesus Loves Administration Cemetery in Little and taking time to thank God for hightailed it back to the house The family enjoyed the food, fun Blessings on you this Thanks- Us.” New Bethel Choir sang Rock, where her late hubby was all His blessings this year. and the heater. I did see several and fellowship. But early Friday giving and always. songs of inspiration. We were committed a year ago. He passed I ate supper with Jason and his birds while on this walk. I saw morning, it was a black Friday as Mildred Williams, Chris Riley blessed with a solo by Shelia away Nov. 9, 2016 and she passed family on Monday night. Bo is White-throated Sparrows, North- old man death, the grim reaper, and Jo Buffi ngton attended the Jacob. A reception followed. Nov. 9, 2017. fond of inviting me but I don’t ern Flickers and Ruby-crowned stopped by my nephew’s house state convention in Pine Bluff Mildred, Mary, Pauline and I I had said I was changing my always accept because usually his Kinglets. in Jacksonville and transitioned at Pine Hill Missionary Baptist attended the women’s day pro- ending on my news, but a lady momma knows nothing about the The backyard is still fi lled our beloved Charles Ingram from Church, Baroque MBC and gram held at 16th Section MBC. said don’t change for whatever invitation. But this time I took him with Cardinals and Mourning this earthly home. He is survived Shiloh MBC. It was the state A belated birthday wish to reason, because we are used to up on it and enjoyed the meal and Doves with a few Juncos and by his widow and three children, Southeast District convention. Mrs. Viola Binns, who turned 97 your saying, that’s your trade- company. White-throated Sparrows in the ages 8, 16 and 19. His homego- These attendees were members and is still going. Her daughters mark, so guess I’ll go back to By the time this goes to print mix now. The birds are not really ing service is incomplete at this of the Morning Star MBC. Chris treated her to a birthday treat at a my same ending as it pleases the my 61st birthday will have come coming to the feeders much, which writing. Charles is the oldest Riley accompanied Roberta local restaurant. They will do the readers. and gone. My sister, Carole, also saves on buying seed, but I keep son of Liz Ingram and the late Loche and Ruby Reed of First big celebration on Thanksgiving Now until we meet again by will have celebrated her big 6-0 on the bird bath fi lled for them. Fresh Charlie “Tib” Ingram. Baptist in Crossett. Melanie Day with all the children, grands paper and pen, have a blessed, Nov. 16. water is always a good draw. 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BY HAROLD COGGINS [email protected] BY HAROLD COGGINS Camden Fairview and Magnolia 58-40 on the road and totally de- [email protected] will replace DeWitt and Dollar- stroyed them at home 87-29. Last “This loss could be good for way in all sports except football. year’s win over Smackover was us—if we will use it to learn and For any athletic team, it’s al- Dumas will also drop down to Monticello’s fi rst of the season, get tougher and better,” Universi- ways good to play at home. For Drew Central’s 8-3A, making too, and was the springboard to a ty of Arkansas at Monticello head Monticello, Tuesday night must 8-4A only seven teams for the 20-8 overall record, a runner-up men’s basketball coach Kyle To- have felt like heaven. 2018-20 AAA reclassifi cation cy- fi nish in the 8-4A district tourna- lin said of his Boll Weevils after After suffering through four cle. ment and another trip to the state Southern Nazarene University fi n- losses to open the 2017-18 basket- That’s in the future, though. In playoffs. ished a double-digit upset of UAM ball season, the Billies got their the present schedule, Monticello This season’s come-from-be- on Nov. 18. Dan Coston Field House season will play the 8-3A teams. After hind victory just might propel the Message received—loud and started the right way with a 67-55 losses to Marion, Brookland and Billies to reach even higher. Se- clear. victory over Smackover. It was Paragould in the Honda of Jones- nior Devario Ballard led Monti- The Weevils opened a four-game technically a conference game, as boro Invitational Tournament at cello with 21 points Tuesday night Steelman Field House home stand both are members are the Arkan- Brookland to begin 2017-18, the but the hosts had to overcome a with two blowout wins of their sas Activities Association’s Class Billies dropped a 64-44 decision three-point defi cit at intermission. own, 110-59 over Texas College 3A4A, District 12. at Jacksonville last Tuesday (be- They easily managed that be- the Tuesday before Thanksgiving This winter will be the last, at cause oif early holiday deadlines, hind Ballard and sophomore and 95-62 over Philander Smith least for a while, for the Billies to the Advance-Monticellonian was teammates Shannon Strickland (Ark.) College the Saturday after be forced to play in that “blended unable to report on that game in and Keshaun Pippen. The 10th- the holiday. conference.” The AAA rearranged last week’s edition). grade guard tandem scored 15 and Improving its early season all schools under Class 7A for the So the home win over the Buck- 10 points, respectively, against overall record to 5-1 against two 2016-18 cycle, and combined the aroos was doubly sweet for play- Smackover. National Association of Intercol- six classifi cations into three for ers, coaches and fans alike. Against Jacksonville, Mon- legiate Athletics teams with which the regular season in basketball— “We scheduled tough teams ticello’s Achilles heel was two most would think UAM would and some other sports. early,” longtime Monticello head low-scoring quarters. The Billies have little trouble anyway, the Monticello, Crossett, Ham- boys’ basketball coach Wayne produced only fi ve points in the Weevils set the stage for a return to burg and Warren from the old 4A, Sherrer said after Tuesdy night’s fi rst and third periods while the Great American Conference play District 8 joined 8-3A to form a win, “to gauge where we are and Red Devils ran out to an insur- Thursday and Saturday. mega-conference, as did other what we have to do to get better.” mountable lead. Southeastern Oklahoma State schools across the state. The other Not to say 8-3A teams aren’t Junior A.J. Davis paced Mon- University visits Monticello for four teams in 8-4A—DeWitt, Du- included in those “tough teams” ticello with 15 points at Jackson- a 7:30 p.m. tipoff Thursday and mas, Dollarway and Star City— Sherrer noted, but Monticello ville while Strickland chipped in East Central University wraps up were sent north to form 10-3A4A. pretty much cruised through the pre-Christmas league action for with 14. The eight 8-4A schools only get fi rst year of 12-3A4A at 17-1 last the overwhelming choice to win Next, Monticello hosts Fordyce together, as it stands now, for the winter. Only a 14-point defeat at the 2017-18 GAC regular-season at 5 p.m. Friday in another 12- postseason. That district tourna- perennial 3A basketball power- championship at 3 p.m. Saturday. 3A4A contest. Actually, the Billies ment is scheduled for Feb. 19-24, house McGehee kept the Billies “I thought we played better,” To- get to settle into their league sced- 2018 in Dumas. from an unbeaten “league” record lin said of the easy victories over the ule after the fi rst four non-confer- Jeff Young/Advance correspondent Next winter, the Billies will a year ago. Steers and Panthers. “I thought we ence games now, with the excep- WITH AUTHORITY Senior Devario Ballard slams one home to get Mon- In its fi rst two 12-3A4A meet- took a step in right direction. I know have to deal with new conference tion of hosting Ashdown on Dec. ticello off and running to a 67-55 win over Smackover in the Billies’ home opposition—again. While the old ings with Smackover, Monticel- the competition wasn’t as good, but opener Tuesday night. See BILLIES Page 4A thought our team got better. 8-4A will be somewhat restored, lo easily ran past the Buckaroos “We had a good week on the defensive end of the court, hold- ing both opponents to their lowest points on the season and held both Pirates get 12-3A4A play off to rousing beginning of them to 40 percent from the fi eld. Hopefully this last week gets us heading in the right direction.” BY HAROLD COGGINS will entertain Valley Springs at 5:30 p.m. to Senior Cobe Goosby had the [email protected] wrap up two basketball-fi lled days on Uni- most productive week individual- Mini-State schedule versity Drive. All coaches will take an “ugly” win over a ly, leading UAM in scoring against FRIDAY Next, it’s the the fi rst round of the “Show- Philander Smih with 24 points and “pretty” loss. Drew Central head boys’ bas- 4 p.m. — Valley Springs vs. Woodlawn (girls) down in M-Town” rivalry with Monticello at being one of fi ve Weevils in double ketball coach C.J. Watson fi nds himself in 5:15 p.m. — Valley Springs vs. Smackover (boys) 5 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 5, then three games fi gures against Texas College with that position today. 6:30 p.m. — Alpena at Drew Central (girls) in the Battle at the Ridge Tournament at Pea 15. Backcourt running mate Karim The Pirates kept their 2017-18 record 7:45 p.m. — Alpena at Drew Central (boys) Ridge next weekend. Drew Central faces SATURDAY Mawuenyega was nearly as potent unblemished at 3-0 with a 67-57 victory at Providence Academy from Rogers in the fi rst offensively, netting 21 points last defending Class 4A, District 8 champion 10 a.m. — Monticello at Drew Central (seventh-grade girls) 10:45 a.m. — Monticello at Drew Central (seventh-grade boys) round of that gathering. Tuesday and 16 Saturday. Warren Tuesday night that Watson said was Games against Fordyce (on Tuesday, Dec. UAM was in no danger of los- 11:15 a.m. — DeWitt vs. Woodlawn (boys) anything but textbook basketball. 12:30 p.m. — Trinity Christian, Hamburg vs. Dermott (boys) 12), Lake Village Lakeside (on Friday, Dec. ing either contest, leading all but 3 “I don’t think we played well at all (Tues- 1:45 p.m. — Alpena vs. Woodlawn (girls) 15) and at Crossett (on Tuesday, Dec. 19) minutes, 29 seconds of the entire day) night,” Watson said. “We did play well 3 p.m. — Alpena vs. Star City (boys) give the Pirates 10 games in 20 days before 80 minutes. The Weevils’ largest down the stretch, though. I thought, at times, 4:15 p.m. — Valley Springs at Drew Central (girls) the Christmas break. By the time the Com- leads were 55 points against Texas different individuals stepped up and played 5:30 p.m. — Valley Springs at Drew Central (boys) mercial Bank Southeast Arkansas Holiday College and 36 against PSC. In all well but, as a whole, we aren’t pleased at Basketball Tournament rolls around the week but the fi rst period of the Philander how well we played. between Christmas Day and New Year’s Smith game, UAM scored at least “That’s not taking anything away from Day, Watson should have an idea of what his 51 points in a half. Warren. They are a pretty good team—big riod of time coming up to do just that. Thurs- Tournament at Drew Central Gymnasium 2017-18 Pirates will really look like. Hot shooting helped the Wee- and athletic—but we have to play better.” day night, the Pirates will travel to Hamburg this weekend. Friday, Drew Central will face PIRATES vils, too. In the Texas College con- DC will get a lot of chances in a short pe- before hosting the third annual Mini-State Alpena at 7:45 p.m. and Saturday, the Pirates See Page 4C test, UAM made 43 of its 69 fi eld goals—a 62.3 percentage—and against Philander Smith, UAM con- nected on 31 of 53 shots from the Young DC girls drop close game at Warren fi eld, for 58.5 percent. Those gaudy Lady Billies rebound numbers pushed the Weevils’ sea- son fi eld-goal percentage to 53.9. BY HAROLD COGGINS Pirates with 20 points but no meet twice in 2017-18—as they Senior Tyrin Jones paced UAM [email protected] other DC player could manage to did last winter. The first match- from tough road loss over the Steers with 22 points. reach double figures. The good up is Tuesday, Dec. 5; three Aside from Mawuenyega’s 21 and So far in 2017-18, the same thing about the loss, though, is games (junior girls and both se- Goosby’s 15, seniors Troy Thomas thing that bugged Drew Central that DC will not have much time nior teams) tip off at 5 p.m. at BY HAROLD COGGINS and Derylton Hill also surpassed head girls’ basketball coach Mi- to dwell on it. Drew Central Gymnasium. The [email protected] the 10-point barrier, adding 17 and chael Goad about last winter has Thursday, Drew Central visits Lady Pirates will visit Monticel- 11 points, respectively. reaed its ugly head again. Hamburg before hosting the third lo’s Dan Coston Field House on Save for a hiccup at Jacksonville in their second game, Monti- Against PSC, a couple of new- “We had too many missed Annual Mini-State Tournamwnt Tuesday, Jan. 9, 2018. cello’s Lady Billies would be undefeated. The squad that set a new comers, senior transfer Tedrian shots,” Goad lamented after a at Drew Central Gymnasium this Aside from the quick turn- school record for wins last season with 30, though, may be well on Brisco and junior transfer Jamil 45-36 loss at Warren got the weekend. The Lady Pirates will around, Goad said Tuesday’s the way to duplicating—or betting—that feat. Maddred, chipped in with 11 points Lady Pirates’ Class 34-4A, Dis- face Alpina at 6:30 p.m. on Fti- game was good in that it was The Tuesday before Thanksgiving (because of early holiday apiece. trict 12 season underway Tues- day and Valley Springs at 4:15 against a good 4A team. The deadlines, the Adcance-Monticellonian was unable to report on that Following this weekend of con- day night. “We didn’t play well p.m. on Saturday. Mini-State Tournament will fur- contest), Monticello fell victim to the one two three-pointers the ference action, UAM will step out- at all. We missed a ton of layups Then, it’s on to the first round ther help prepare his young team Lady Red Devils made all night in a 71-65 loss on the road. side the GAC for the last time. The and free throws.” of the “Showdown in M-Town” for the rigors of the conference However, the Lady Billies quickly got their swagger back with Weevils will visit old Gulf South Dropping DC to 2-1 on the series with Monticello. Since schedule, Goad noted, which be- a 66-20 blowout of Parkers Chapel Saturday in the fi rst round of Conference rival Delta State Unier- young season, the Lady ’Jacks both local schools are technical- gins in earnest when DC hosts the FBT Bank and Mortgage Tournament at Fordyce. Monticello sity in Cleveland, Miss. on Satur- charged back from a four-point ly in the same league in the last Fordyce on Turesday, Dec. 12. followed that up with a 62-33 demolition of Smackover Tuesday day, Dec. 9, then wrap up the 2017 halftime decifit and held their year of the Arkansas Activities And, while the Lady Pirates night in its home opener at Dan Coston Field House. portion of their schedule by hosting visitors to single digits in each Association’s experiment with won’t be quite as busy as their the University of Arkansas at Fort of the final two quarters. Junior “blended conferences,” Mon- See REBOUND Page 4C See LADY PIRATES Page 4C Smith on Saturday, Dec. 30. Charlayah Ridgell led the Lady ticello and Drew Central will Prediction contest over for another year; congrats to Kelvin and Hunter

Sadly (for some of us anyway), top this fall—but it wasn’t for lack of second football season in Monticello hesitation about being able to defend was great to be able to grade so many another year of Professor Pigskin has trying. I saw his name every week but in 2014 has there not been at least one my title after picking up this year’s entries each week. Aside from the last come to a close. Dr. Mark Bryant, a one, I think, in grading the entries. female weekly winner. newbies—and both Joe and Ronny did Monday (wich the holiday truncated), I local chiropractor, won the last $30 Kelvin—who tied for last year’s Our little contest annually puts well. had more than 20 ballots to grade each contest prize with a 12-0 record. He overall winner, too—had to share his some life into what can be a rather Four of us picked more than 100 week. even picked Auburn University to season crown with newcomer Hunter disappointing (i.e., the University of games correctly; both newcomers were We had only the one female winner beat the University Darby, who also picked up two checks. Arkansas’ season to forget—in many among that group. The final numbers in 2017—but Karla joined Lewis Beam of Alabama, which Hunter, a former football player at the ways) fall. Although when you’re were surprising to me—I won with a (Week 2), Brent Strickland (Week not many did. As University of Arkansas at Monticello, talking about college and high school 113-41 record (a .734 winning percent- 3), Hunter (Week 6—he repeated in for as the “experts,” would have easily outdistanced every- football, there’s not much fans like me age) but it was a close fight for second Week 9), Jerry Webb (Week 7), Joshua newcomer Ronny body had he not picked with his heart a find unenjoyable. place in braggin’ rights. (Week 10) and John Vance (Week 12) Williams waited until couple of times; he was fiercely loyal On behalf of the Advance-Monti- Eddy came out on top by one game. as first-time winners since I’ve been Week 13 to smoke us to his Boll Weevils. I can’t fault that. cellonian, I’d like to once again thank He finished with a 104-50 mark (.675), here. That’s more than half the weeks all and win the week As far as our “expert” predictions all the readers that participated in the Joe wound up at 103-51 (.669) and producing new recipients of the weekly outright. contest, I kept my title and now have a Professor Pigskin contest, as well as Ronny at 102-52 (662). All six of us prize. That’s pretty cool (if you don’t HAROLD For the season, five-year win streak I’ll be all too hap- the advertisers that supported it and picked at least 60 percent of the games mind me reverting to my childhood COGGINS Kelvin Hamilton won py to defend in 2018. All but newcom- allowed us to offer that to our readers right; Paul finished 98-56 (.636) and vernacular). COG’S CORNER twice and tied for er Joe Fakouri, though, won at least weekly. To my cohorts on the “expert” Reggie wound up at 93-61 (.604). Not Another thing I enjoyed about this the title of overall one week by themselves—and Joe tied panel, I offer my sincerest gratitude. bad, if you ask me. year was that I was able to keep the Professor Pigskin in for victories in weeks six and 12. Monticello Police Chief Eddy Dea- In total, 11 people claimed $30 winners featured on the top of page the past five years (the time I’ve been This fall saw the youngest weekly ton and local Shelter Insurance agent weekly prizes out of 13 weeks, which 1A. Next fall, hopefully I’ll have to here) with his seventh and eighth wins. winner in 16-year-old Joshua Henson Paul Griffin have been with me from has only happened once since I’ve grade even more entries on Monday Kelvin moved alongside 2015 overall (Week 10) since I’ve been conducting the start of my little idea, and Reggie been here (in 2016). We generally have mornings because of that. winner Derrick Lambert, who had eight the contest, and Karla Albritton (Week Binns, now chair of the Monticello one or two participants dominate; it Not that it’ll happen, but I wish we weekly wins coming into the season. 5) kept a streak of female winners now Parks and Recreation Committee, has was refreshing that so many people CORNER Derrick didn’t manage to come out on three years strong. In fact, only in my been there almost as long. I had some could share in the winnings. And it See Page 2C 2C | Wednesday, November 29, 2017 SPORTS Advance-Monticellonian | mymonticellonews.net | 870-367-5325 2017 Class 4A state football playoff s

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1st 7 Pulaski Robinson Booneville 1st 4 1st 7 Pul. Robinson 42 24 Booneville 1st 4 BYE NOTE: The home team will be BYE 1st 7 Pulaski Robinson 38 the higher-seeded team or the top 19 Booneville 1st 4 3rd 4 Dardanelle 42 team on the bracket when both 47 Nashville 3rd 7 have the same seed. All games will 3rd 4 Dardanelle 14 begin at 7 p.m. 21 Nashville 3rd 7 4th 2 Riverview 10 7 MONTICELLO 4TH 8 1st 7 Pulaski Robinson Pea Ridge 1st 1 1st 3 Gosnell 61 40 Pea Ridge 1st 1 1st 3 Gosnell 35 37 Pea Ridge 1st 1 5th 7 Malvern 24 0 Waldron 5th 4 1st 3 Gosnell 14 22 Pea Ridge 1st 1 3rd 1 Gravette 46 7 Westside, Jonesboro 3rd 3 3rd 2 Heber Springs 7 7 Hamburg 3rd 8 3rd 2 Heber Springs 49 20 Hamburg 3rd 8

1st 8 Warren 48 42 Southside, Batesville 1st 2 1st 8 Warren 49 STATE CHAMPIONSHIP 8 S’side, B’ville 1st 2 5th 3 Highland 14 Saturday, Dec. 9, noon 13 Gentry 5th 1 War Memorial Stadium, Little Rock 1st 8 Warren 35 59 Arkadelphia 2nd 7 2nd 4 Ozark 42 2* Arkadelphia 2nd 7

2nd 4 Ozark 14 42 Arkadelphia 2nd 7 * WHC forfeited because of bus accident 5th 8 Crossett 7 0 West Helena Central 5th 2 1st 8 Warren Arkadelphia 2nd 7 2nd 1 Prairie Grove 56 7 Trumann 2nd 3 2nd 1 Prairie Grove 24 32 Ashdown 4th 7 4th 4 Pottsville 21 28 Ashdown 4th 7 2nd 1 Prairie Grove 13 7 Ashdown 4th 7 2nd 2 Stuttgart 28 16 Dumas 2nd 8 2nd 2 Stuttgart 14 14 Pocahontas 4th 3 4th 1 Shiloh Christian 7 56 Pocahontas 4th 3 2017 Class 3A state football playoff s

Nov. 10: First round Nov. 17: Second round Nov. 24: Quarterfi nals Friday’s semifi nals Friday’s semifi nals Nov. 24: Quarterfi nals Nov. 17: Second round Nov. 10: First round

1st 6 Junction City Mayfl ower 1st 2 1st 6 Junction City 31 53 Mayfl ower 1st 2 BYE NOTE: The home team will be BYE 1st 6 Junction City 50 the higher-seeded team or the top 14 Mayfl ower 1st 2 3rd 2 Harding Academy 49 team on the bracket when both 49 Smackover 3rd 6 have the same seed. All games will 3rd 2 Harding Acad. 30 begin at 7 p.m. 46 Smackover 3rd 6 4th 5 Centerpoint 21 28 Lamar 4th 4 1st 6 Junction City Rivercrest 1st 3 1st 1 Clinton 55 34 Rivercrest 1st 3 1st 1 Clinton 48 37 ivercrest 1st 3 5th 6 Fouke 20 21 Bald Knob 5th 2 1st 1 Clinton 43 41 Rivercrest 1st 3 3rd 3 Hoxie 20 26 Melbourne 3rd 1 3rd 5 Haskell HG 42 8 Melbourne 3rd 1 3rd 5 Haskell HG 26 16 erryville 3rd 4

1st 4 Charleston 38 27 Glen Rose 1st 5 1st 4 Charleston 39 STATE CHAMPIONSHIP 6 Newport 5th 3 5th 1 Mountain View 14 Friday, Dec. 8, 7 p.m. 28 Newport 5th 3 War Memorial Stadium, Little Rock 1st 4 Charleston 14 52 McGehee 2nd 6 2nd 2 Barton 40 44 McGehee 2nd 6 2nd 2 Barton 34 20 McGehee 2nd 6 5th 4 Paris 33 14 Horatio 5th 5 2nd 3 Osceola McGehee 2nd 6 2nd 3 Osceola 52 44 Elkins 1st 1 2nd 3 Osceola 41 38 Elkins 1st 1 4th 2 Cedar Ridge 7 30 Fordyce 4th 6 2nd 3 Osceola 37 13 Atkins 2nd 4 2nd 5 Prescott 30 43 Atkins 2nd 4 2nd 5 Prescott 20 48 Atkins 2nd 4 4th 3 Piggott 16 6 Yellville-Summitt 4th 1

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UAM BOLL WEEVILS (5-1 overall, 1-1 GAC) BY HAROLD COGGINS Swift led UAM with 11 points and DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT LEADING SCORER(S) [email protected] senior Brittnee Broadway chipped 11/10 vs. Concordia-St. Paul (Minn.)@ W 97-88 Tyrin Jones 26 11/11 vs. Minnesota-Crookston@ W 71-64 Derylton Hill 23 in with 19. 11/16 at Oklahoma Baptist* W 97-84 Karim Mawuenyega 27 Tanya Ray has got her Universi- “I thought our game last week 11/18 at Southern Nazarene* L 74-91 Cobe Goosby 18 Derylton Hill 18 tyt of Arkansas at Monticello Cot- against Christian Brothers was a 11/21 Texas College W 110-59 Tyrin Jones 22 tont Blosoms playing like anything good road win,” Ray noted. “We 11/25 Philander Smith (Ark.) W 95-62 Cobe Goosby 24 11/30 Southeastern Oklahoma* 7:30 p.m. butb what her peers in the Great were really good defensively al- 12/2 East Central* 3 p.m. AmericanA Conference picked them lowing only 40 points, and forced 12/9 at Delta State 4 p.m. 12/30 Arkansas-Fort Smith 4 p.m. tot fi nish in the preseason. With two them out of their comfort zone 1/4 at Southwestern Oklahoma* 7:30 p.m. winsw last week, the Blossoms stand while they were trying to run their 1/6 at Northwestern Oklahoma* 3 p.m. 1/11 at Ouachita Baptist* 7:30 p.m. 4-24 entering this week’s GAC play, offense. We have been a good de- 1/13 Henderson State* 4 p.m. wherew they were picked 11th of 12 fensive team up until this point 1/16 at Southern Arkansas* 7:30 p.m. 1/18 Arkansas Tech* 7:30 p.m. teams.t and that is what has kept us in our 1/20 Harding* 4 p.m. The latest two triumphs were games. 1/25 Southern Nazarene* 7:30 p.m. 1/27 Oklahoma Baptist* 3 p.m. on the road, 42-40 over old Gulf “We continue to really struggle 2/1 at East Central* 7:30 p.m. South Conference rival Christian on the offensive end of the fl oor at 2/3 at Southeastern Oklahoma* 3 p.m. 2/8 Northwestern Oklahoma* 7:30 p.m. BrothersB (Tenn.) University last times, going through stretches were 2/10 Southwestern Oklahoma* 3 p.m. TuesdayT and at home, 81-68 over we don’t score. We went through 2/15 at Henderson State* 7:30 p.m. 2/17 Ouachita Baptist* 4 p.m. PaulP Quinn (Texas) College on Sat- that in the third quarter against 2/20 Southern Arkansas* 7:30 p.m. urday.u them. With us having so many new 2/22 at Harding* 7:30 p.m. The latter victory was UAM’s players we are still trying to fi nd 2/24 at Arkansas Tech* 3 p.m. File photo 3/1-4 GAC Championships, Bartlesville, Okla. TBA Steelman Field House opener and our way. * GAC games TRAPPING Freshman Nina Kizzee (31) and sophomore Mackenzie Johnson “I was proud that we were able @ at GAC/NSIC Crossover Challenge, Russellville markedm the beginning of a four- gameg home stand for the Blossoms. (22) team up to play sticky defense in an earlier game. to hang tough and Charlynn Perry UAM COTTON BLOSSOMS (4-2 overall, 1-1 GAC) DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT LEADING SCORER(S) Southeastern Oklahoma State Uni- was able to knock down free throws 11/10 vs. Lincoln (Mo.)@ W 66-54 Taylor Collins 16 versityv visits at 5:30 p.m. Thursday gressive on the offense end of the Johnson, a 5-foot-9 sophomore (with just four seconds remaining 11/11 vs. Lindenwood (Mo.)@ L 40-64 Charlynn Perry 12 fl oor and did a great job of taking from Missouri City, Texas, scored on the fourth-quarter clock) to seal 11/16 at Oklahoma Baptist* W 74-66 Brittnee Broadway 28 and East Central University at 1 11/18 at Southern Nazarene* L 49-59 Taylor Collins 13 p.m.p Saturday as UAM returns to what the defense gave her. 20 points to pace three Blossoms tht the win.” 11/21 at Christian Brothers (Tenn.) W 42-40 Chari Swift 11 “I was disappointed in how we reached the 10-point barrier against Now, UAM must get down to 11/25 Paul Quinn (Texas) W 81-68 Mackenzie Johnson 20 GAC action. The Blossoms then 11/30 Southeastern Oklahoma* 5:30 p.m. taket a holiday break before hosting ended the game down the stretch. Paul Quinn. Junior Charlynn Perry business, Ray said. 12/2 East Central* 1 p.m. We were up big and we became netted 15 and senior Taylor Collins “We understand how important 12/9 at Delta State 4 p.m. Southern University of New Orle- 12/30 Southern-New Orleans 2 p.m. ans on Saturday, Dec. 30 in their complacent. I think we had people added 14 in UAM’s 13-point win. it is to win those conference home 1/4 at Southwestern Oklahoma* 5:30 p.m. who thought the game was over The Blossoms’ largest lead in games so we have to have a mind- 1/6 at Northwestern Oklahoma* 1 p.m. lastl non-conference outing. 1/11 at Ouachita Baptist* 5:30 p.m. Against Paul Quinn, UAM and we relaxed. They made a good their home opener was 28 points set of protecting home court,” she 1/13 Henderson State* 2 p.m. steadily gained control throughthe push with a press and we did not as they took command early. As a noted. “Southeastern Oklahoma 1/16 at Southern Arkansas* 5:30 p.m. 1/18 Arkansas Tech* 5:30 p.m. fi rst three quarters,more than handle it well and they were able to team, UAM shot 53.1 percent front and East Central are both two very 1/20 Harding* 2 p.m. enough to absorb a 25-point fourth chip away at the score. the fi eld against its visitor from good offensive teams. They play at 1/25 Southern Nazarene* 5:30 p.m. 1/27 Oklahoma Baptist* 1 p.m. periodp by the visitors. “I was also disappointed in our Texas. a fast pace and we must fi nd a way 2/1 at East Central* 5:30 p.m. “We had a good collective effort rebounding effort as we gave up 15 At CBU, the Blossoms parlayed to slow them down. We must also 2/3 at Southeastern Oklahoma* 1 p.m. 2/8 Northwestern Oklahoma* 5:30 p.m. as a team,” Ray said. “We had a offensive rebounds. We cannot al- a 26-17 intermission advantage into do a good job of moving the bas- 2/10 Southwestern Oklahoma* 1 p.m. coupIe of players in double fi gures low teams second and third chanc- the two-point win, despite scoring ketball and look to take high per- 2/15 at Henderson State* 5:30 p.m. 2/17 Ouachita Baptist* 2 p.m. withw MacKenzie Johnson leading es to score. But it was a 2-0 week, only eight points in both the third centage shots. We can’t just settle 2/20 Southern Arkansas* 5:30 p.m. thet way. I thought she was very ag- and I will take it.” and fourth quarters. Junior Chari for any look they give us.” 2/22 at Harding* 5:30 p.m. 2/24 at Arkansas Tech* 1 p.m. 3/1-4 GAC Championships, Bartlesville, Okla. 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Tuesday night, it was the soph- male counterparts (who play 10 games over the shots.” omores who paced the Pirates next 20 days), games against Lake Village Lalke- Michael Goad, over Warren. Zy Chavis netted 16 side (on Friday, Dec. 15) and at Crossett (on Tues- Drew Central head girls’ basketball coach points and Trenton Eubanks added day, Dec. 19) should more than prepare DC for its 14 as Drew Central earned a hard- host role in the Commercial Bank Southeast Ar- each of the third and fourth quarters) while hold- fought win. Senior Jalen Williams kansas Holiday Basketball Touranment. That gath- ing Drew Central to eight and nine points, respec- was also in double fi gures, with 10 ering is scheduled for Drew Central Gymnasium tively, to send the Lady Pirates to their first loss. points. Dec. 27-29. Goad noted, too, that the games this weekend Jumping out to a four-point lead That game is important because it will begin de- againat Alpena and Valley Springs—two perenni- after the fi rst period, DC saw that termining the seedings for the 8-3A district tour- al state playoff programs from North Arkansas— advantage completely evaporate in nament (Feb. 12-17, 2018 at a site yet to be deter- should give the Lady Pirates an early indication of the next eight minutes. The third mined). The “blended conference” will revert back where they stand in hopes of bettering last year’s quarter was Drew Central’s down- to its original classifications for the postseason, so 15-12 overall record. fall pretty much all last year, but any league games against teams other than Mon- A stated goal for the Drew Central girls is to the Pirates took command with ticello, Crossett, Hamburg and Warren will count make a return trip to the 3A state playoffs. With a a 20-point period at Warren. DC toward the 8-3A tournament. first-round loss in the 8-3A district tournament in added to its lead by outscoring the At Warren, a 13-4 second quarter helped Drew 2016-17, they failed to make it to the state tourna- Lumberjacks 18-12 in the fi nal Central assume a 19-15 halftime lead but the hosts ment for only he second time in Goad’s tenure at stanza. scored 30 points in the second 16 minutes (15 in Drew Central.

in a 12-3A4A game at 5 p.m. Fri- Chaney Scott added 15. Against so many layups in one game. We REBOUND day. Monticello will then play in Jacksonville, Monticello had three didn’t have anyone step up on de- either the third-place or champi- players in double fi gures—Smith fense. And they killed us on the Continued from Page 1C onship game of the Fordyce tour- and Mariah Austin with 13 apiece, boards, too.” nament Saturday before visiting and Donald chipped in with 11. After the last two games, though, The Monticello-Smackover Drew Central next Tuesday for the “We actually took a six-point the Lady Billies seemingly have re- contest was also the Lady Billies’ fi rst round of the “Showdown in lead in the fourth quarter but Jack- turned to the form that helped them fi rst taste of conference play in M-Town” series. sonville hit back-to-back threes,” go 18-0 in 12-3A4A, 6-0 against 2017-18. Because of the Arkansas Against Smackover Tuesday Lewallen said. “Our help-side fellow 8-4A teams and 30-6 overall Activities Association’s experience night, a 51-22 fi rst half helped defense was awful. I never saw a year ago. with “blended conference,” now in Monticello coast to the win after it last year—at least for a while— intermission. Taylor Donald and Monticello, Crossett, Hamburg and Ajhane Simpson led the Lady Bil- Warren for the old Class 4A, Dis- lies with 13 points each, while the The Perfect Place To Build trict 8 joined 8-3A for the regular season’s leading scorer, Shania season. Smith, chipped in with 10. The classes will revert back to Second-year girls’ head basket- their pre-“blended conference” for- ball coach Bobby Lewallen had mation for the postseason, though. said after the loss at Jacksonville NEW Memories! Monticello breezed through 12- that his club had to to a “better 3A4A undefeated a year ago and, if job on defense,” and he had to be Tuesday night was any indication, pleased with Monticello’s effort in Voted # 1 Best Nursing Home For 6 Consecutive just might do so this winter. It’s not the last two games. years. It is our pleasure to offer you and your the 20-game win streak the Lady Except for a 10-point second Billies enjoyed in 2016-17, but quarter Saturday by Parkers Chap- family the BEST because…….. these two consecutive wins give el and a 13-point fi rst period by Monticello a good start in that di- Smackover, the Lady Billies held The Best Is What YOU Deserve!!! rection. their opposition in single digits in Today, the Lady Billies are play- every eight-minute span the last ing Lake Village Lakeside in the two times they took the court. championship semifi nals of the Smith scored 21 points to lead FBT Tournament in Fordyce at 4 the assault over Parkers Chapel and p.m., then will host the Ladybugs

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Jeff 118 149.46 Brock Leslie 105 20.06 Cheshire Stacey 105 206.66 Fisher Dalton (Jr) 118 138.44 Davis Kamisha 105 156.5 Goodman Linda 18 97.79 Barnett Larry B 18 109.36 Brooks Cornelius 18 135.64 Chiassoncameron 18 182.46 Fisher Marylan 18 130.92 Davis Kendrick 18 51 Goodman Otis James 118 4.16 Barnett Maribeth 105 52.97 Brooks Ladenna 25 56.7 Childress Vernie 18 36.81 Fisher Vernon (Jr) 18 163.08 Davis Lakeisha Y. 18 270.27 Gordon Adam 118 256.82 Barnett Richey Lee 18 24.72 Brotherton Kristen 105 112.35 Chisholm Ike V & Melissa 118 70.22 Flanery Jeremy 18 213.46 Davis Lance 118 187.59 Gordon Alonda 18 346.48 Barnett Robert S. 18 124.8 Brotherton Tony & Melanie 105 425.85 Chrismond Douglas 18 570.22 Fleetwood James W. 105 175.56 Davis Lisa 105 38.12 Gorman Blake M. 117 497.87 Barnett Shane 105 38.12 Brown Andrew 18 366.99 Christian Billy Don 18 29.97 Fleming Lee & Georgie 118 381.48 Davis Marcella 25 217.48 Gossitt Laronda 18 115.13 Barnett Thelma 18 140.53 Brown Anthonesia 18 148.79 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Owner School District Amount Owner School District Amount Owner School District Amount Owner School District Amount Owner School District Amount Owner School District Amount Grasper Christina 18 74.15 Harvey Quarjahlaun 18 11.58 Jarrett Kibreona 18 168.25 Lambert Kandice 18 39.96 Mccoy Farmer Phyliss Faye 25 38.51 Nataren-Nataren Abilio 18 73.26 Grasper Dorice 18 13.15 Harvey Rick 18 144.07 Jarvis Russell 18 127.25 Lambert Kendall 18 171.17 Mccoy Jason 105 46.15 Nation David Jr 18 7.43 Graves Beau 118 441.91 Harville Blake 18 23.68 Jean Salina 105 119.18 Lancaster Brandon 18 122.54 Mccoy Julia 105 107.85 Neal Ira J. 18 289.2 Graves Danny & Lola 118 104.8 Haughton Laureil 18 26.81 Jean-Francois Lesly Jr 18 29.97 Landsaw Gina 106 27.54 Mccoy Linda Faye 105 319.52 Neal Teala 18 80.43 Graves Kane 118 89.27 Hauser Melissa 105 40.63 -HIFRDW*ULIÀQ 105 66.7 Lane David 18 56.27 Mccoy Rosiland 18 420.1 Nealey Phillip 118 77.75 Graves Kenzie 118 261.25 Havard Cheryl 105 16.54 Jeffers John & Ginger 105 640.04 Lane Dewayne 118 135.69 Mccoy Serena 18 198.73 Neblett Robin 18 19.62 Graves Samantha 18 44.16 Hawkins Anthony 122 108.69 Jefferson Jeremy 18 153.24 Langford Jimmy II 105 114.42 Mccrainey Ida Barrow 18 179.31 Nelson Andrew S 18 201.72 Graves Shandi 118 63.2 Hawkins Carlette 18 129.33 Jefferson Johnnie B 18 30.65 Langley Chris 118 710.27 Mccraney Jarius 18 34.69 Nelson Felicia 18 402.24 Gray Hannah 18 156.13 Hawkins Gwendolyn 18 286.03 Jefferson Nina A 18 212.82 Langley Cristal 118 225.21 Mccraw Vincent Paul 105 369.94 Nelson John 105 19.55 Gray Shaun 105 158.51 Hawkins Lakeisha 18 42.06 Jenkins Curlee Jr 18 464.18 Lantrip Falon 18 6.33 Mccray Cornelius 18 134.07 Nelson Minnie Pearl 105 170.47 Gray Stella 118 29.78 Hawkins Linda Denise 18 289.53 Jenkins Kanikka 25 46.29 Lasiter Greg 105 167.53 Mccray Dewayne 18 324.44 Nelson Ray 18 28.28 Gray William David 5 36.81 Hawkins Randy B. 18 430.7 Jenkins Leander (Jr) 105 23.07 Lasiter John 18 375.43 Mccray Sharon 5 138.28 Nelson Sylvis & Jessica 122 117.59 Grays Likeyshan M. 18 60.99 Hawkins Rondarius 18 381.97 Jenkins Michael 18 203.5 Lattimore Johnny R Jr 18 158.8 Mccree Gregory L 18 66.24 Nelson Trellis 18 34.69 Grays Michael 105 11.17 Hawkins Sandra 118 92.29 Jennings Camille 18 72.03 Lattimore Julian 18 313.9 Mccrory Phillip 105 34.1 New Paul 122 442.62 Green Alvin 18 38.91 Hayden Ashley 18 18.93 Jennings Maxine 18 106.63 Lavergen Laquebra 18 26.81 Mccullough Peggy 18 25.76 Newbill Denice 118 114.35 Green Blake 5 33.51 Hayden Gary & Katrina 105 247.28 Jennings Tres 18 84.98 Lawrence Gina 18 61.85 Mcdaniel Johnny D 18 21.37 Newbill Rayvon 105 48.15 Green Bobby Ray 18 36.81 Hayden Roger D 105 447.43 Jna Towing 18 238.72 Lawrence Jennifer T 105 241.16 Mcdaniel Kayla 105 27.57 Newman Melvin 18 35.72 Green Craig Sr 18 42.6 Hayden Terry 105 653.26 Johns Jesse 18 10.59 Lawrence Joshua 105 51.17 Mcdaniel Kelley & Billy 18 35.72 Newman Terrance 18 526.86 Green Donald M. 118 62.71 Hayes Austin 18 37.67 Johnson Anaisha 18 98.82 Lawrence Katie 18 25.76 Mcdaniel Noah 18 145.47 Newton Arthur 118 203.15 Green Donald M. 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191.99 Jackson Jacquelyne 18 133.01 Kinzalow Steven 105 193.12 Morgan James Jr 18 278.68 Petty Jeffrey 18 97.15 Martin William R 18 786.59 Harris James David Jr 18 111.98 Jackson Jasmine 18 31 Kitchen Amy 18 98.34 Morgan Kelly 18 54.92 Pevey Mark & Tammy 105 212.72 Martin Zach 18 178.66 Harris Jimmy R. 118 220.7 Jackson Karen 25 104.72 Kizer Bruce W 122 35.53 Morphis Amanda 18 18.4 Pevey Tami 18 11.05 Massey Dwayne 18 79.21 Harris Johnathan 18 26.3 Jackson Lois 25 69.81 Kling Lance T & Kasey Lynn 105 693.22 Morphis Kathryn 18 87.31 Pezzullo Tony (Anthony) 118 128.92 Massey Tara 18 357.54 Harris Karen 105 6.02 Jackson Markeisha 105 230.73 Knight Margaret 105 50.2 Morphis Mary 18 6.33 Phifer Atara 5 42.6 Matheny Susie 18 255.03 Harris Kevin L. 118 52.96 Jackson Moesha 118 28.6 Kolb-Spencer Karen 105 573.32 Morris Danielle 18 90.46 Phillips Austin 105 429.27 Mathis Sue 105 379.21 Harris Leonard 105 44.69 Jackson Nekita 105 74.22 Kolen Amber 18 37.56 Morris Lekisha 18 6.33 Phillips Dustin 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Jacobs Kelvin 18 27.1 Lackey Katie & Shelby 5 14.43 Murphy Gary Don 105 18.06 Pickens Deanna 18 36.42 Maxwell Virginia 18 135.64 Harris Willie B. Jr 106 128.83 James Bertie 18 70.54 Lacy Heather 118 230.08 Murphy Jessica A. 105 48.56 Pickens Rodney & Amanda E 105 213.68 Mcanally Larry 105 60.19 Harrison Frankie M 18 18.4 James Buddy 118 12.03 Lagrone Curtis III 105 74.73 Murray John D 105 94.9 Pickett Alicia 25 82.28 Mcclain Erin 122 56.43 Harrison Ginger 18 298.47 James Joseph J. 105 40.63 Lamb Antonio 105 340.41 Murray Ricky B 18 135.64 Pierce Billy Joe 105 448.03 Mcclain Tina 118 39.17 Harrison Jeanie 105 145.97 James Kimberly A 105 521.71 Lambert Ahmed 118 37.63 Myers Ashley 18 122.02 Pierce Casey 105 149.46 Mcclellan Danny J & Amber 105 235.6 Harrison Mac 105 2.66 James Pearlie 18 203.99 Lambert Bobbie 18 16.3 Myrick Casey & Shaunda 118 108.35 Pinkus Lee 105 121.89 Mcclellan Tristin 105 39.17 Harrison Michael 105 352.03 James Shakendra 18 97.79 Lambert Calvin 25 29.65 Nall Rodney 118 649.33 Piper James T 118 27.57 Mccloud Ricky Lee 105 351.12 Harrison Troy 118 27.59 James Tajaydan 18 160.87 Lambert Crystal 18 37.33 Nalls Gary L 18 93.57 Piper Steven & Amanda 18 50.47 Mccloud Stacy 105 36.12 Harrod Joe & Charlotte 18 229.77 James Tonya 18 250.28 Lambert Demetria 18 84.12 Napier David A. 105 184.34 Pippin Casey 18 113.57 Mccollum Vickey 122 167.26 Hart Crystal 118 38.62 James-Ferguson Anita 18 47.99 Lambert Donovan 18 35.24 Naquin Jessica 18 14.21 Platt Julie 18 118.53 Hartley Gerald Jr 105 141.94 Lambert Jimmy C 118 12.18 Mccool Leslie & Phillip 105 407.79 Plowboy 118 1325.23 Jarratt Jackie P. & Lizette 105 1860.43 Harden Naron Edward & Shelia 105 49.14 Harvey Christal 18 60.99 Lambert Joie 105 179.31 Plummer C. Arthur 18 53.79 Jarrett Dennis 118 25.08 Mccormack Taylor 18 113.57 Naron William 18 67.27 ADVANCE-MONTICELLONIAN | mymonticellonews.net WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2017 • PAGE 3D

Owner School District Amount Owner School District Amount Owner School District Amount Owner School District Amount Owner School District Amount Owner School District Amount Plunkett Steven 17 167.57 Robertson Neecy 18 129.33 Simmons Darrick 18 164.56 Strickland Joshua 18 71.68 Tucker Kyle W. 105 193.66 Williams Brian Cody 105 40.63 Poe Jeffroe 18 11.58 Robertson Shiveeta 18 179.83 Simmons Jacqueline 18 63.09 Strickland Shannon 18 476.91 Tucker Ricky V 118 634.28 Williams Cecil James Sr 18 290.91 Poe Kelsi 18 100.89 Robertson Vernell 18 151.52 Simmons Jason 18 51.51 Strickland Zachary 105 411.81 Tucker Samantha 118 110.85 Williams Celento 18 6.33 Polite Darrell 18 109.34 Robinson Alphonso 118 38.12 Simmons Mark 18 137.77 Stricklin Patrick 18 198.37 Tucker Veronica 18 386.88 Williams Charles E. 105 496.58 Powell Marvin 18 55.22 Robinson Demetric 18 356.63 Simmons Pamela 18 82.55 Stringer Bradley H 18 167.69 Tucker Zachery & Tiffany 18 222.93 Williams Darlene 25 44.04 Preddy Peggy L. 25 94.69 Robinson Donna 18 86.76 Simmons Stephaine & 118 183.59 Stringer Lana Clark 18 87.27 Tullos Justin 105 19.05 Williams Debra 18 160.88 Prehm Jackie 18 329.14 Robinson Donnie 18 320.74 Stephen R Stringfellow Linda 118 13.78 Turner Cordell 18 15.78 Williams Deralynn 18 195.62 Price Clifton 18 115.67 Robinson Hannah 18 232.41 Simmons Tanata 18 57.84 Stringfellow Mamie 18 90.78 Turpitt Nellie June 105 265.59 Williams Devin 118 66.22 Price Krystle 18 33.64 Robinson Korsica 18 158.43 Simon Luz Elaine 118 44.13 Strong Migeal 105 13.55 Turpittshiela M. 18 48.4 Williams Douglas 18 69.05 Price Wesley 105 101.82 Robinson Sforenia 18 210.49 Simpson Akaysha 18 124.09 Sturgeon Paul & Joyce 18 290.26 Underwood Donna 118 26.09 Williams Greg O. 118 32.09 Prince Amanda 118 38.63 Robinson Teresa 18 200.4 Simpson Albert H Or Rebecca 105 127.71 Suber Bobbie 105 25.58 Underwood Jason 18 64.75 Williams Hank E 105 253.31 Prince Jennifer & Jody 18 319.17 Robinson Tressa 18 103.58 Simpson Chasity 25 18.73 Suber Gabriel 105 100.98 Valladares Brittany 18 59.95 Williams Joe (Jr) 118 352.13 Prince Robert E. 18 306.91 Rockin R Loads Inc 118 497.35 Simpson Clyde 18 17.9 Suber George R. 105 2 Vance Rosland 18 37.56 Williams John D. 18 226.62 Privett Zackery 105 13.04 Rodgers Niketta 18 75.18 Simpson Clyde (Sr) 18 242.93 Suber James 105 304.48 Vandiver Donnie 25 111 Williams Kailandous 18 346.35 Procell Corey 18 230.81 Rodgers Tim 18 88.3 Simpson Danny Jr 105 311.17 Suber Lakeisha K. 18 12.16 Vanslyke Harry 118 6.51 Williams Kelvin 18 122.01 Prodell Caitlin 118 15.55 Rodriguez Shannon 105 143.96 Simpson Donald 25 246.71 Suber Marilyn 105 236.25 Vaughn Cobb Jr 18 231.99 Williams Latresha 18 104.09 Prosper Knox 118 30.09 Rogers Brian S. 25 142.03 Simpson Downey 118 6.02 Suber Monroe F. 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Or Brandi 18 153.28 Watts Tony 105 66.22 Woods Cyndy 18 63.09 Reddish Dorothy H. 105 59.68 Sawyer Bertis 18 78.34 Smith Kelly 105 88.28 Thomas Demetrice L. 118 163.87 Watts Tracy 105 156 Woods Kedric 105 122.9 Reed David Slade 105 367.66 Sawyer Robert 105 37.11 Smith Kenneth D Sr 118 27.84 Thomas Ericka 18 13.84 Weathersby Adrian 18 26.3 Woods Lakendrick 18 212.96 Reedy Chelsey 18 288.28 Sawyer Sabrina 105 610.7 Smith Kevin L 18 323.89 Thomas James E 118 27.02 Weaver Clarie 118 71.17 Woods Marchello 25 9.36 Reese Brandon 5 464.88 Say Brandy 105 36.97 Smith Larry Jr 118 442.9 Thomas Mendy 18 294.44 Weaver Monica P. 18 114.6 Woods Natalie 18 205.59 Reese-Mitchell Latonya 18 74.15 Say Cecil & Tracie (Jr) 105 303.97 Smith Lorenda 18 83.59 Thomas Nena 105 131.91 Webb Jacob L. 105 67.72 Woods Wendy 118 62.19 Regalado George & Crystal 105 316.51 Scales Rivieria 18 132.52 Smith Luther 105 54.92 Thomas Quarhonda 18 204.53 Webb Jay 105 210.67 Woods Willliam T 105 158.51 Reid Kelly 18 300.78 Scogins Pamela 5 43.63 Smith Norma J. 105 17.56 Thomas Robert L 18 45.21 Wedige Dalton 105 223.71 Wooten Thomas W. 105 107.09 Rekow Inga 105 16.54 Scott Dustin 18 381.99 Smith Shannon Hollie 118 149.46 Thomas Roberta 25 332.99 Wedige Michala 105 154.48 Workman Ronald 18 28.03 Remley Antonio 18 71.51 Scott Keith 18 440.09 Smith Sherrell 18 40.45 Thomas Santana 18 58.91 Weih Robert C III 118 10.53 Worrell Betty J. 18 56.07 Remley Milton Jr 18 127.25 Scott Martiz & Cheryl 18 517.38 Smith Stacey 118 112.55 Thomas Synthia 18 41.4 Welch Sabrina 105 29.08 Worrell Zach S 18 96.54 Reynolds Keith 5 31.86 Scott Terry & Melissa 18 328.09 Smith Taqueshia 18 32.08 Thompson Albert Ray 18 104.09 Wells Alvin Jr 122 178.21 Worthen Walter & Elaine 105 1362.09 Reynolds Roy 17 359.6 Scott Tiara 18 188.22 Snow Stephanie 105 196.13 Thompson Carnell 18 247.65 Wells Andrew S. 118 44.13 Wright Eric P 18 2183.63 Rhinehart Arnell 18 261.83 Scribner William 5 208.18 Sorrells Louis 105 443.16 Thompson Cedteria D 18 181.56 Wells Ashlee 105 173.23 Wright James F 118 53.68 Rhinehart Brina 118 55.16 Scroggins John A. & Betty 105 31.1 Southeast Regions Logistics 18 918.03 Thompson Charnita 18 63.63 Wells Baylee 105 37.11 Wright Ladelle 118 49.65 Rhoads Joshua 118 77.14 Seay Dolores E. 18 219.26 Space Cheyenne 5 352.67 Thompson Eric L 18 1122.94 Wells Bill & Amber 18 187.36 Wright Rebbecca Ray 118 39.62 Rhodes Bryant 18 20.26 Seiter Nicholas Jacob 18 94.82 Spears Stacy 105 173.23 Thompson Gena 18 153.56 Wells Cedrick 118 67.21 Wright Uwanda 18 385.65 Rhodes Jonathan 105 51.65 Sellers Chassity 18 30.65 Spears William 118 247.73 Thompson Hank J. (Jr) 18 18.2 Wells Gerald 118 94.06 Wright Vicki 25 91.05 Rhodes Sarah 18 68.36 Selzer Alesia 18 230.06 Spence Anita 118 144.95 Thompson Jacqueline 18 52.01 Wells Keith (Sr) & Sammie 118 243.28 Wylie David & Deborah 105 43.31 Rhodes Tyron 25 88 Serigne Gerald & Patricia 105 47.08 Spencer Delois 18 21.03 Thompson Joel & Valerie (Jr) 105 136.44 Wells Randall Lee (Jr) & 122 164.62 Yarbrough James 18 368.59 Rice Anna H 105 14.03 Shackelford Natalie 18 16.85 Spencer Dustyn 18 153.56 Thompson Katie 18 70.46 Ashley Young Connie 18 76.25 Rice Neil 105 829.64 Shackelford Paula 105 56.42 Spencer Kent & Sandra 105 121.88 Thompson Kenneth 18 19.08 Wells Raymond Anthony 105 140.71 Young James H. 18 132.79 Richard Mark 18 211.07 Shaw Angela 25 107.71 Spencer Larry Jr 18 93.98 Thompson Latasha 105 80.25 Werb Andrew 105 147.46 Young Robert A. 18 17.88 Richardson Adrienne 18 6.33 Shaw Kathy 118 284.41 Spencer Patrice Sergrea 18 420.51 Thompson Lillian 118 287.4 West Bobby 105 225.46 Young Ronia 18 137.77 Richardson Angelica 18 6.82 Shaw Marshae 18 261.83 Spencer Tiffany 18 34.18 Thompson Linda 18 307.06 West Devin 18 131.46 Young Tiffany 18 74.67 Richardson Jessica 118 35.45 Shaw Randall 118 46.33 Spencer Veronica 118 97.66 Thompson Louis 118 58.69 West Jason 105 511.63 Young Tonia 18 108.3 Richardson Shequeta 18 42.06 Sheets Brenda 105 19.3 Spinks Latoria 105 131.91 Thompson Molly A 18 76.75 West Marilyn 18 108.85 Young William C & Tresa M 18 503.19 Richmond Jasper 18 47.11 6KHIÀHOG0DUWKD 122 6.28 Spires Jean R. 105 37.11 Thompson Sheena 18 67.82 West Timberly & Aaron 122 185.53 Youngblood Pamela E 18 120.94 Ridgel Fred 106 48.67 Sheiron Sandra 105 130.76 Spradlin Jeff Jr. 18 53.11 Thompson Sheila 18 67.27 Weston Bridney 18 51.51 Yount Jennifer 18 56.76 Ridgell Bessie 118 18.56 Shelby Fritz 105 227.98 Spratt Ronald 18 47.33 Thornhill Thomas (Iv) 18 601.86 Wever James 18 180.43 Yount Robert & Amy 18 249.23 Ridgell Bommie 18 195.62 Shelby Greg 118 256.82 Spurlock Marty A 105 68.72 Thrower Clarence 18 298.34 Wheeler Monica 5 105.24 Zaliski Daniel & Madison 18 60.69 Ridgell Charles H (Jr) 118 60.45 Shelton Joseph & Amanda 105 632.52 Stallings Shaquanda 18 193.82 Thrower Teffenee 18 62.55 Wheeler Tynessia 18 19.96 Ridgell Charlotte 25 110.31 Shelton Lee & Treveon 18 207.69 Standley Clayton 118 146.21 Thurman Jennifer 18 132.39 White Curtis 18 16.46 Hawkins Ridgell Deshun 18 15.78 Standridge Mildred 105 38.63 Tillman Thomas 105 55.68 White Derek L. & Tiffany 18 740.08 Shelton Lee E. 18 83.87 Ridgell Janice 18 15.57 Stanley David 18 22.6 Tolefree Melony 18 499.52 White Donna Owens 18 230.28 Shepard Corey 18 96.74 STATE OF ARKANSAS Ridgell Kayle 117 124.55 Stanley Dusty 105 290.42 Tomlinson Paul D. 18 7.98 White Howard 118 23.17 Shepard David & Linda 18 307.94 Ridgell Keith D 105 36.97 Stanley Michanna 18 28.4 Toukonen Matthew 18 11.58 White Lakendrix 18 71.68 Shepard Joe Nathan 18 53.01 COUNTY OF DREW Ridgell Kelvin 118 271.37 Stanley Rodney & Nancy 18 211.89 Trammell Amanda 105 420.33 White Larry 18 255.02 Shepherd Darius 118 369.68 Ridgell Lisa 18 187.18 Stanley Rodney Jr 18 43.63 Trantham Betty Jo 105 84.26 White Lashanda & Jeff 18 78.62 I, Tonya K. Loveless, Collector Shepherd Kurtis 18 243.7 Ridgell Margaret 118 9.02 Stanley Temesha 18 63.09 Trantham Christy 105 209.17 White Lettie Jean 105 10.03 of Revenue within and for Drew Shepherd Rebecca 105 12.55 Ridgell Marquiona 18 35.25 Stanley Willie D 18 104.11 Trantham Joseph III 105 132.41 White Terry Lee 105 347.05 Shepherd Sherita 18 14.21 County in the State of Arkansas, do Ridgell Patricia Ann 18 34.18 Stanley Willie J 18 29.44 Trantham Kyle 105 473 White Tonya 105 64.55 Shepherd Sherry 105 20.97 hereby certify that the personal tax Riegel Charles L. 18 11.05 Staple Patricia 18 179.31 Trantham Peggy 18 195.47 Whitehead Jimmy 118 62.88 Sherrer Wayne 18 353.36 Riley Alvernia 105 188.6 Steen Joyce M. 18 11.58 Trigon Construction LLC 105 1071.62 Whitener Jason Y. 18 8.41 books of Drew County reflect the Shields Brannon 118 135.47 Riley Anita D 118 92.29 Stephens Nicholas 18 146.15 Triple H LLC 105 119.18 Whittemire Ashley 105 295.94 foregoing list of personal property 6KLIÁHWW+HQU\ 18 68.88 Riley Christine 25 201.36 Stephens Shakia 105 61.68 Trotter Demetrius 6 179.9 Wigfall Thelma 118 11.04 to be delinquent for nonpayment Shipp Melanie 18 45.76 Riley Emmitt 25 41.37 Stephenson Amy Barnett 18 7.98 Trotter Eric 105 137.95 Wigley Paul D. 118 23.73 Shipp Theresa 25 188.35 of taxes for the year 2016. Riley Erma 105 213.68 Stephenson Robert & Laurie 18 361.72 Trotter Jacqueline 6 314.56 Wiley Vera 118 57.37 Shirey Justin 118 25.08 Riley Jamie 18 62.98 Stephenson Robert Jr 105 784.42 Trotter Karon L 105 24.57 Wilkerson Bobby E. 18 38.91 Witness my hand this 20th day of Shirey Michael 118 548.61 Riley Melvin 18 29.44 Stewart James A. & Annette 105 28.6 Trotter Kederick 118 119.72 Wilkerson Callie 105 31.1 Shirey Michael B 118 29.08 November, 2017. Riley Russell 118 73.23 Stewart James B 18 22.09 Trotter Kenneth 105 455.44 Wilkerson Denise 105 110.11 Shirey Toni 105 261.84 Rivera Elson 18 44.7 Stewart Keith And Karen 105 359.65 Trotter Melvin 25 142.83 Wilkerson Sammy 118 572.83 /s/Toyna Loveless, Shirey Violet 118 92.29 Rivera Israel 18 179.26 Stewart Natasha 118 49.14 Trotter Orion 18 47.41 Wilkerson Tara 18 255.02 Drew County Tax Collector. Shook William 18 115.67 Robb Christine 18 137.77 Stewart Tyler 18 41.89 Tucker Bennie Jean 118 11.04 Wilkinson David 105 237.8 Siefert Chrystall 105 411.92 #93396 11/29 Roberson Marcie 18 76.25 Stillwell Helen 25 54.64 Tucker Jeannie Rebecca 18 136.16 Williams Angelece 18 93.57 Sikes Tommy 105 62.71 mmm Roberts Jacob 5 46.79 Stone Kyle 105 154.48 Tucker Jeff C 105 428.87 Williams Arianna 18 26.81 Silzell Sharon 18 42.75 Robertson Hosea 18 45.87 Strain Dorothy & George 105 70.08 Tucker Kenny & Lisa 105 204.16 Williams Barbara A. 118 42.64 DELINQUENT

BUSINESS Owner School District Amount Owner School District Amount Owner School District Amount Owner School District Amount Owner School District Amount B & L Closet 18 63.63 Guthrie Jenny 18 14.43 Mcdaniel Billy 18 3.44 Quality Plus Cleaners 18 78.55 Williams Linda 18 14.74 Berry Marsha 18 3.44 H & R Block 18 74.94 Middleton Rhea Ann 18 3.69 Roark Auto Sales 18 209.36 Winchester Gin Co 106 298.94 PERSONAL Berry'S Saw Shop 18 97.79 Harrison'S 18 411.19 Middleton Rhea Ann 18 3.14 Rob'S Rims & Tires 18 160.18 Christian Brothers Funeral 18 523.91 Harrison'S Fiberglass Repair 118 324.97 Mina Rea'S Antiques & More 18 520.97 Ross Law Firm Pllcthe 18 27.36 STATE OF ARKANSAS TAX LIST Home Hats & Things 105 57.69 Mineyours And Ours 18 19.62 Sands Enterprises 18 29.80 COUNTY OF DREW The Personal Tax Books of DrewConopco Inc 5 3.79 Heather Moore 18 56.59 Monticello Dialysis #4421 18 1,771.68 Scissortail'S Trading Post 18 369.29 I, Tonya K. Loveless, Collector Country Store Resturant 105 201.41 Hello Beautiful Salon 18 49.13 Murphy Tim 18 5.09 Sheltons Home Decor 18 11.84 County reflect the following list of of Revenue within and for Drew Cricket Wireless 18 241.15 Ice Holes Llc 18 3,320.26 Muzak Llc 18 3.92 Stone Fox 18 38.14 County in the State of Arkansas, Business Personal Property to be Custom Wood 18 338.22 Isaacs Billie 18 5.09 No Tan Linez 18 314.20 Stringer Lane 18 5.09 do hereb certify that the personal delinquent for nonpayment of tax- Davis Tami 18 26.43 J.Grissom Enterprisesinc 18 326.81 Perkins Farm Supply 118 553.39 Sway Beauty Salon 18 170.71 Day Springs Bhs 118 1,070.41 Jordan David 18 33.81 Perry Sherry 18 0.03 The Computer Guys 18 559.71 WD[ERRNVRI'UHZ&RXQW\UHÀHFW es for the year 2016 the foregoing list of personal prop- Dollar City 18 30.34 La Casita Mexican Store 18 1,936.88 Pine Haven Bait & Tackle 118 82.20 The Man Cave 18 19.20 erty to be delinquent for nonpay- Drew Acceptance 105 960.57 La Terraza Inc 18 194.82 Pine Haven Washatheia 118 35.59 The River Restaurant 118 933.30 Lamar Advertising Of Little 18 111.22 Pitney Bowes Global Financial 18 1,633.53 Tiny Thai Place 18 86.85 ment of taxes for the year 2016. Drew County Abstract & 18 57.24 Witness my hand this 20th day of Title Co Rock Svcs Town & Country Service 18 62.29 Fancy Nails 18 44.06 Lee Teresa 18 19.32 Pitney Bowes Inc 18 313.32 Center November, 2017.` Owner School District Amount Luke'S Barber Shop 18 12.43 Plum Sweet 18 63.87 Two Brothers Restaurant 18 1,249.83 #93398 11/29 Accessory Outlet 18 471.98 Flair Boutique 18 54.41 Margaret'S Hair Academy 18 320.28 Posh 18 31.18 Usry Virginia 18 3.44 mmm Avery Patty 18 3.44 Gates Helen 18 5.09 PAGE 4D • WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2017 ADVANCE-MONTICELLONIAN | mymonticellonews.net DELINQUENT REAL ESTATE TAX LIST

The Real Estate Tax Books of Drew County reflect the following list of real property de- OWNER PARCEL AMT linquent for nonpayment of taxes for the year 2016 (The amount included in the “Tax, Bentley Wheirda L Etal 13-13-05 R M & B NE1/4 SE1/4 87.22 Penalty and Cost” column may not include all penalties and costs and will not include Benton Janet Perry C/O Marlon Perry Wilmar City Block 135 129 Hart Ave Pt 4 135, 482.62 interest and special improvement assessments that may be due at the time of payment.) Berry Doria N. 36-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 422 Loveless Ln Pt. SW1/4 SW1/4 1,216.57 NW1/4 (PoSEy), OWNER PARCEL AMT Berryman Jayme Jo 27-13-08 R M & B 687 Greenhill Rd MH Only 156.5 Abarnathy John & Gloria Bowman 13-11-07 R M & B E1/2 NE1/4 395.35 Gloria Abernathy Bowman & John Biggs Allen P. Ladelle Block 008 All 9 - 12, 127.9 Abrams Myron L. & Mae M. 01-11-04 R M & B Hwy 65 & 138 Pt W1/2 NW1/4 W & N Of Rds., A 109.36 Biggs Claude Russell 25-14-07 R M & B Pt SW SW NW, 9.77 Parcel Of Land In The West One-Half Of The NW Binns Brenda Ollison 20-12-06 R M & B A Parcel Of Land In The, NE 1/4 Of The NE 1/4 164.28 Adams Andrea Lynn 14-11-07 R M & B S Pt SW1/4 SE1/4 E Of Rd 17.8 (NE%4 Of Adams Anthony 18-13-05 R M & B 3270 E 35 Hwy A Parcel Of Land In The, NW 1/4 Of 51.64 Binns Jewel Jr Monticello Original Block 234 520 S Conley St Bells Addn. Pt41, A Parcel 116.07 SE 1/4 (NW 1/4 Of Of Land Situated In Lot 41 Of Bell'S Subdivision Adams Anthony W. & J. Letica 15-12-07 R M & B 139 Old Hwy 13 Pt NW1/4 NW1/4 N Hwy 35 83.48 Binns Jewell & Brenda 20-12-06 R M & B 1292 Hwy 138 E Pt NE1/4 NE1/4 12.52 Adams Bobby Dale 14-11-07 R M & B Pt SW1/4 SE1/4 E Of Rd, Bounded By A Line The 65.8 Binns Karen D Monticello Original Block 243 504 W Jackson St Pt E 1/2 16, 152.87 Point Of Beginning Of Which Is Binns Karen D. Monticello Original Block 188 120 S Chester St (57 X 106), 480.98 Adams Bobby G. & Janice 14-11-07 R M & B Pt SE1/4 SE1/4 SW1/4 22.91 Binns Karen D. Monticello Original Block 243 504 W Jackson Pt E 1/2 16, 41.93 Adams Clifford 23-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 1395 Hyatt St MH Only 41.93 Binns Shalonda Monticello Original Block 243 NW Pt Lt 17 (60 X 105), 41.93 Adams Gregory & Virginia Monticello Original Block 275 1051 E Shelton St Pt Blk 273,275,&276, A 176.58 Birch John T 03-13-06 R M & B 2515 Hwy 35 E Pt S1/2 SW1/4 A Parce Of Land In 91.11 Parcel Of Land Located In Blocks 273, 275 And 276 Of The SE 1/4 Of The Adams Jimmy L. & Marsha 14-11-07 R M & B 1144 GarNEtt Rd Pt W1/2 SE1/4 E Of Rd 55.14 Birchfield Shirley & Katherine Green Quail Run Lot 003 2366 W 35 Hwy , 1,391.66 Adams Jimmy Lee Etux Western Pines Add Lot 015 168 Mcknight Dr Unit 1 608.64 Bittle Jimmy & Joshua 36-13-05 R M & B 4521 E 35 Hwy Pt NW Cor SE1/4 NE1/4 S Of Rd, 8.25 Adcock Edgar E. & Brenda Sue 23-13-08 R M & B 287 Greenhill Rd SE Pt Of NE/4 NE/4 Between Rds 215.77 Block Alonzo Monticello Original Block 231 418 E Jackson St All Lt 1 & All 2 Ex W 247.75 Aiken James & Dana 08-12-07 R M & B 2308 Hwy 35 W MH Only 254.45 10'231, Alan Investments III LLC 17-12-07 R M & B 145 Lakewood Est Pt Mid Pt NE NE, Hwy 35 East 1,155.18 Block Henry C/O Debra K Williams Monticello Original Lot 002 Block 233 403 S Conley St , 197.98 Aldridge Michael Winchester City 155 Morris St MH Only 285.11 Blocker Linda & Billie G Wells 31-13-06 R M & B 1309 Midway Rt NE1/4 NW1/4 S Of Rd, 471.91 Aldridge Tommy Ray & Sharon Winchester City Lot 3&4 Block 002 134 Morris St Lots 3 & 4 Lots Three 937.25 Bonds Dewayne 36-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 1376 E Jackson Pt NW1/4 NE1/4 142.35 (3) And Four (4) In Block Two (2) Of Bonds Dewayne 36-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 1368 E Jackson St Pt NW1/4 NE1/4 (80 260.15 Alexandris Laura Etal C/O Jerald 25-13-04 R M & B S1/2 NE1/4 142.69 X 165), Smith Bonner Minnie 12-12-05 R M & B 236 Selma Collins Rd MH Only 67.07 Allen Alonzo Etal 04-12-04 R M & B 3713 E 277 Hwy Unit 51, A Tract Of Land Lying In 614.66 Booker Chris & Debra 10-11-06 R M & B Hwy 277 N E2 NW4 SW4 L/E 1.262A NW CorNE, 46.63 The SE 1/4 Of Section 4 Township Booker Christopher & Debra L. 25-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 328 Winchester Rd NW1/4 SE1/4 (80 X 217.45 Allen Fredrick 24-14-04 R M & B 382 Lake Wallace Rd NE1/4 NW1/4 625.54 216), A Parcel Of Land In The NW1/4 Of SEl/4 Of Section 25, Allen Keith 25-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 1096 1100 Hwy 278 E E Pt N Pt E1/2 304.23 Booker Debra Majors Monticello Original Lot 013 Block 309 Lot 13 Of Block 309 Of Owen'S, 49.83 SE1/4 A Parcel Of Land In Section 25, Township 12 South, Range Addition To The City Of Monticello, Ark. Allen Odis Monticello Original Block 246 529 S Hyatt St S Pt S Of College Ave 97.14 Booker Michael J 24-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 604 Florence Rd Pt NW1/4 NW1/4 A 393.17 Allen Odis Monticello Original Block 253 529 S Hyatt St Pt NW Pt 253 568.26 Parcel Of Land In The NW 1/4 Of The Allen Olinda 09-13-04 R M & B 1084 4 Mile Creek Pt NE1/4 SE1/4 353.6 BoOne John 03-14-08 R M & B 203 Lambert Rd Pt E2 SW4 NE4 508.61 Anderson Carl And Debby Sherwood Forest Add Lot 005 Block 001 524 Robin Hood Dr 83.43 Boozer Frank (Jr.) Wilmar City Block 074 410 S 8Th St N1/2 74 69.19 Anderson Collie Jr & Carl 24-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 1106 N Cooper St Pt SW1/4 SW1/4 (100 129.23 Borden David C. 34-11-07 R M & B 159 James Brown Ln MH Only 297.18 X 100) Borden Teresa A Monticello Original Block 229 207 E College St E 1/2 Of W 140' Lt 5, A 342.7 Andrade Cynthia & Angel 19-12-06 R M & B 888 138 Hwy Pt SE1/4 SW1/4 51.6 Parcel Of Land In Lot 5 Of Block 229 Of The City Of Angel Donna Vivian Manor Lot 042 348 Glenwood Lot 42 Of Vivian Manor, Estates 1,484.10 Bostian April Joy 13-13-07 R M & B 237 Country Rd Pt NW1/4 NE1/4 (Lot 24), 223.71 Subdivision Of A Part Of The SW Of Section Bowden Tommy 20-12-04 R M & B 4707 E 278 Hwy NW 1/4 SW 1/4 W Of Rd, 636.77 Anthony John R & Ashley Gibson 23-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 1585 N Gabbert St Pt NE1/4 SE1/4 NE1/4 428.4 Bowden Tommy 20-12-04 R M & B N1/2 SW1/4 SW1/4 41.6 Beginning At The NE Corner Of Said SE 1/4 Of NE Boyd Thomas Jr 07-12-07 R M & B 2542 Hwy 35 W A Parcel Of Land In The, SE 1/4 Of 266.85 Anthony Plumbing C/O John Richard 21-12-07 R M & B 118 Beard Hill Res Bldg Only 83.26 NE 1/4 (SE1/4 Of Anthony Boykin Dana Wayne Tara Lot 005 1446 Florence Rd Lot 5, Tata Subdivision Of E2, SE4 Sec- 416.88 Arendale Kristin 05-14-05 R M & B 159 Bud Jordan Rd Pt W/2 SE/4 NE/4 Lying N & W 467.72 tion 5, Township 12, Range 6, Drew County, Ark. Gravel Rd Boykin David Brock Etux 01-12-07 R M & B 2406 N 83 Hwy Pt NE1/4 Lot 12 N1/2, 790.01 Arrington Ben & Eva 35-12-07 R M & B NE Pt SW1/4 SE1/4 E Of Rd 25.08 Boykin Franklin 01-12-07 R M & B 2388 Hwy 83 N Pt Lt 12 N1/2 E Hwy, 154.96 Arrington Bret Burnette Platt 126 Garrett Ln MH Only 64.45 Bradford Mitch 36-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 548 S Speer Pt N1/2 SE1/4 NW1/4 418.18 Arrington Bret A Burnette Platt Lot 011 440 Jose Chapel Rd Lot 11 51.08 Bradford Mitch 36-12-07 Monticello Unplatted S Speer St Pt Mid Pt E2 SE4 NW4 W Rd, 138.66 Arrington Chris Wilmar City 608 S 9Th St MH Only 119.36 A Parcel Of Land Located In The SE 1/4 Of The Arrington Marcus & Maxie Rosewood Estates Addition Phase I Lot 1 Block 1 173 Hwy 172 A Part Of 3,030.89 Bradford Mitchell 36-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 538 S Speer Pt N2 SE4 NW4 65.05 The SW, 1/4 Of The SE (Pt SW 1/4 Of SE 1/4) Of Section Bradford Mitchell 36-12-07 Monticello Unplatted Pt E1/2 SW1/4 & W1/2 SW1/4 126.06 Arrington Russell Countryside Add Lot 010 108 David Ln , 701.71 Bradshaw Ernie Monticello Original 330 S Hyatt St MH Only 1,579.05 Arrington Russell Countryside Add 108 David Ln S 75'Lt 11(75X150), 74.01 Brannen Joe & Joyce (Jr) 28-13-08 R M & B 447 Pumpkin Center Rd Pt SE1/4 NW1/4 W Of Rd, 121.13 Ash Cortnie 06-11-07 R M & B 444 W Mt Zion Rd MH Only 355.71 Commencing At The SE Corner Of Said SE 1/4 Of NW Ash Darren & Michelle 06-11-07 R M & B 440 W Mt Zion Rd Pt S1/2 SE1/4 W Of Rd, 36.71 Brantley Bobbie Jean 12-11-08 R M & B 823 Plantersville Road North MH Only 213.67 Atkins Dwight & Sandra C/O Sandra Wilmar City Lot 2,3 S 13Th St Lts, 2,3 George Smith Sub., 44.12 Brennon Phillip R. 32-14-07 R M & B Pt N & Mid Pt W2 W2 SW4 NE4 47.74 Atkins Brennon Phillip R. 32-14-07 R M & B 178 S Lacey School Rd N Pt SE1/4 NW1/4 54.66 Avery Cleophas 03-12-05 R M & B 103 Lucas Rd Pt NE1/4 SW1/4 294.22 Brennon Phillip R. 32-14-07 R M & B Pt N Pt SE4 SE4 NW4 163.03 Avery Darrell 34-11-05 R M & B Pt SE1/4 SW1/4 29.83 Briggs Benny Joe Jr 16-12-05 R M & B Pt E Pt SW 1/4 SW 1/4 Tract H, 89.1 Avery Darrell 34-11-05 R M & B E 6.66A SE1/4 SW1/4 15.78 Briggs Derrick B. & Benny Jr 16-12-05 R M & B W1/2 NW1/4 SW1/4 98.66 Avery Darrell 03-12-05 R M & B Pt N1/2 W1/2 Lot 2 N1/2 16.04 Briggs Derrick B. & Benny Jr 16-12-05 R M & B Pt SE1/4 SW1/4 34.7 Avery Darrell 03-12-05 R M & B Pt NE1/4 SW1/4 27.88 Briggs Derrick B. & Benny Jr 16-12-05 R M & B Pt SE1/4 SW1/4 34.7 Avery Gestine & Kenneth Ray 16-12-05 R M & B 3253 E 278 Hwy MH Only 153.48 Briseno Everardo & Laura Monticello Original Lot 006 Block 237 E Pope St Lot 6, Block 237, City 38.65 B&B Hunting Jim Brown 26-14-07 R M & B Bldg Only 64.99 Of, Monticello, Ark. B2H LLC C/O Hani W Hashem 02-12-06 R M & B Part Of Lots 2,3 & 6 Of, Section 2 Township 12 South, 80.97 Briseno Everardo & Laura Monticello Original Lot 007 Block 237 352 E Pope St , 181.93 Range 6 West Drew County Britton Joe & Rosemary Brown 25-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 1022 E 278 Hwy Pt SW1/4 SE1/4 Bound- 148.65 Bagwell Linda F. Monticello Original Block 275 1001 E Jackson Pt SW Corner Blk 275, A 49.83 ed By A Line Commencing On The North Boundary Of Said Parcel Of Land In Block 275 Of The City Of Monticello, Britton Rosemary Brown 03-14-07 R M & B 2493 Hwy 425 S MH Only 40.13 Bailey Michelle 27-12-06 R M & B 113 Noah Ln Pt SE Pt NW4 NE4 20.56 Brock Leslie 05-15-07 R M & B 128 O.Z. Simpson Rd MH Only 68.72 Baines Earnest Sr C/O Thomas Banies Cruce'S Add Lot 003 Block 243 608 W Jackson St 90.32 Brooks Beulah C/O B. Hollis 06-12-06 R M & B N 16A SE1/4 SE1/4 37.1 Baines Krystal Monique 36-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 700 E Bolling Pt SE 1/4 NW 1/4 (100 X 211.75 95), Brooks Jerry L. C/O B. Hollis 07-12-06 R M & B Williams Ln Pt NE1/4 NE1/4 46.63 Baines Thomas Cruce'S Add Lot 1,2 Block 243 600 W Jackson St Lts 1 & 2 306.56 Brooks Jerry Sr 23-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 1395 N Hyatt, Lot #21 MH Only 789.95 Baines Thomas Cruce'S Add Lot 004 Block 243 W Jackson St , 49.83 Brooks Lindsey C Etux C/O B. Hollis 08-12-06 R M & B Williams Ln Pt NW1/4 NW1/4 90.78 Baines Thomas Cruce'S Add Block 243 W Jackson St Lts 6-835-37(155X180), 86.62 Brooks Lindsey C/O B. Hollis 05-12-06 R M & B Pt W1/2 SW1/4 SW1/4 90.78 Baines Vernice & Thomas Cruce'S Add 602 W Jackson MH Only 89.77 Brotherton Tony R. & Melanie 04-11-05 R M & B 115 Ken Ln Pt W1/2 W1/2 SW1/4 SE1/4 A Parcel Of 24.3 Land In The West Half (W2 Of The Baker Cassie Etal C/O Hugh Sanders 13-11-04 R M & B N Us 65 Hwy NE4 L & E 5.01A To R.O.W., Said Legal 892.63 Description Of Land Is More Particularly Brotherton Tony R. & Melanie D. 04-11-05 R M & B Ken Ln NE1/4 SW1/4 A Parcel Of Land In The West 127.87 Half Of The SE 1/4 Ball Robby & Megan Adams Add Lot 007 Block 257 104 Westminster Dr Lot 7 Of Adams 1,231.29 Subdivision Of, A Part Of Lots 1 And 8 Of Block 257 Of The City Of Brotherton Tony R. & Melanie D. 04-11-05 R M & B Ken Ln 5.65A W1/2 W1/2 NW1/4 SE1/4 A Parcel Of 15.27 Land In The West Half Of The SE 1/4 Bardley Sammy J & Otis Lee Wilmar City Block 142 Johnson St Pt 3, 85.74 Brotherton Tony R. & Melanie D. 05-11-05 R M & B 293 Hwy Pt Mid Pt Frl E2 NE4 A Tract Of Land In 87.76 Barnard Gregory Jason 29-12-06 R M & B 132 Bain Ln Pt SW4 SW4 NE4 108.84 Part Of The Fractinal East Half Of Barnes Ashley Tillar City Lot 002 Block 002 176 Fourth St. Rogers Trust Airport 10.45 Brotherton Tony R. & Melanie D. 05-11-05 R M & B Pt NW NE, A Parcel Of Land In Part Of The Fraction- 23.31 95X280, 0202 Lot Two (2) Block (2) Airport al NW Barnes Tim 10-12-07 R M & B 117 Rosehill Cutoff Rd MH Only 106.34 Brotherton Tony R. & Melanie D. 05-11-05 R M & B Pt E Pt NE4 NW4 A Parcel Of Land In Part Of The 10.26 Barnett Huey 15-12-07 R M & B 142 Hoover Ln MH Only 130.92 Fractional NW Barnett Michael Shane & Christina 25-14-07 R M & B 2435 Prairie Rd A Parcel Of Land Situated In, The SE 314.58 Brown Carnell & Lovella Price 26-11-04 R M & B 1390 Loggey Bayou Rd Unit 56 Pt., 328.91 Rose 1/4 Of The NE 1/4 (SE1/4 Of Brown Carnell Etux 26-11-04 R M & B 1390 Loggey Bayou Rd Pt NW1/4 SW1/4 NE1/4 Unit 10.92 Barnett Ritchey 23-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 203 E Pope St Pt SW1/4 SE1/4 6.75 56, Bassett Cornelius & Roxie Rogers Monticello Original Block 269 E Railroad A Parcel Of Land In Blocks, 344.41 Brown Felicia & RamOne 19-12-06 R M & B 1069 Hwy 138 SW Pt NE1/4 SE1/4 S Hwy, A Tract Or 2,374.05 269 And 274 Of The City Of Monticello, Ark. Bounded Parcel Of Land Bounded By A Line Beginning Bassettcornelius & Roxie Rogers Monticello Original Block 269 1132 E Railroad St A Parcel Of Land In 59.32 Brown Gloria 25-12-07 Monticello Unplatted E Watts St A Parcel Of Land Located In, 206.08 Blocks, 269 And 274 Of The City Of Monticello, Ark. Bounded The SW 1/4 Of The SE 1/4 (SW 1/4 Of Batts Hercidine 19-12-06 R M & B 1107 Hwy 138 Pt NE1/4 SE1/4 46.63 Brown James E. 34-11-07 R M & B James Brown Ln S/2 SW/4 NW/4 &, SW/4 SE/4 33.08 Bealer Wanda C 25-12-07 Monticello Unplatted E 278 Hwy Pt N/2 S/2 SE/4 S Hw & N Of 42.46 NW/4; Pt SW4 SE4 RR, Brown Martin Reuben 17-11-07 R M & B Mid 20A Pt N & Mid Pt SW4 44.61 Bearden Darren W. 20-11-05 R M & B 416 Mt. Tabor Rd Pt W1/2 W1/2 NE1/4 NW1/4 40.96 Brown Thomas 25-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 1228 E Railroad Pt S1/2 SE (34 X 89), 16.16 Bellott Guy D. & Mary R. 22-11-07 R M & B 130 Bill Henry Rd W1/2 NW1/4 NW1/4 NW1/4 569.44 Bryant Charles Estate C/O James L. 35-12-04 R M & B NE 1/4 SE 1/4 316.84 Bellott Guy D. & Mary R.Trustee 22-11-07 R M & B 301 Bill Henry Rd Pt N1/2 NE1/4 NE1/4 199.48 Batts Bellott Mary Francis & Guy 15-11-07 R M & B NW1/4 SW1/4 85.73 Bryant Patrick A 32-12-06 R M & B 2103 Hwy 35 S Pt S1/2 S1/2 S1/2 W & S Of, Rd. A 105.83 Parcel Of Land In The South Bellott Mary Francis & Guy 16-11-07 R M & B S2 NE4 & SW4 NE4 E Of Rd, 224.13 Btn Acceptance LLC An Alaskan LLC 26-12-04 R M & B 160 Four Mile Creek Rd A Parcel Of Land In The, SE 617.44 Benefield Jennifer 15-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 138 Deerfield Dr MH Only 243.73 1/4 Of SW 1/4 (SE 1/4 Of Bennett Billy C. Etux 20-12-07 R M & B 1717 Barkada Rd Pt N1/2 NW1/4 124.62 Buckley James 35-12-07 R M & B 125 Midway Rt MH Only 520.46 Bennett Joyce Ann 28-13-08 R M & B 408 Pumpkin Center Rd E2 E2 SE4 NW4 E Rd, A 19.05 Buckley James & Dorothy 20-12-06 R M & B 294 Carpenter Rd The Legal Description Of The, 46.63 Parcel Ofland In Part Of The SE 1/4 Of The Property Is As Follows: A Parcel Of Land In The East Bennett Sue W. 20-12-07 R M & B Barkada Rd Pt N1/2 NW1/4 S Of Rd, 15.52 Burch Jerry 18-13-05 R M & B 3258 Hwy 35 E MH Only 107.33 Bentley Wheirda L Etal 07-13-04 R M & B SW1/4 SE1/4 83.58 Burdan Matthew Monticello Original 524 W Union MH Only 37.19 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2017• PAGE 5D ADVANCE-MONTICELLONIAN | mymonticellonews.net

OWNER PARCEL AMT OWNER PARCEL AMT Burnett Larry Wayne Sherwood Forest Add Lot 002 Block 003 506 Roosevelt All Lot No 2 In 919.83 Craig Juanda & Marilyn Crutchfield 21-12-07 R M & B 1493 Barkada Rd Pt SW1/4 S Of Rd, 352.6 Block No 3 Of, Unit No 1 Of Sherwood Forest Subdivison Of A Part Of CrOne S. T. Ltd. 03-15-06 R M & B E Pt E1/2 SW1/4 & W Pt SE1/4;, E Pt W1/2 SE1/4 188.01 The CrOne S. T. Ltd. 11-15-08 R M & B SE/4 SW/4 82.22 Burnett Larry Wayne Jr 11-13-07 R M & B 111 Megan Dr Lot 2, Wilson Mill, Subdivision, More 245.27 Particularly Described As CrOne S. T. Ltd. 14-15-08 R M & B N/2 NE/4 & SE1/4 NE1/4 & E1/2, N1/2 NE1/4 276.52 NW1/4 Burnett Whitney Edgewood Add 412 N Speer MH Only 51.93 Crook David Leroy 25-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 1244 E Watts A Parcel Of Land In The, 182.96 Burnette John M. C/O Miranda Ward Burnette Platt Lot 005 Jose Chapel Rd , 25.31 SW 1/4 Of SE 1/4 (SW Of BurROWs Ross H & Yolanda N 22-12-07 R M & B Pt SE1/4 SE1/4 44.12 Cruce April Tara Lot 004 111 Tara Grove , 240.3 BurROWs Ross H & Yolanda N 22-12-07 R M & B Barkada Rd Pt SW1/4 SE1/4 33.6 Cruce James D. (III) & April 07-15-06 R M & B 2994 Prairie Rd Pt SE4 NW4 129.63 BurROWs Ross H & Yolanda N 22-12-07 Monticello Unplatted , 24.07 Cruce Wayne & Rhonda 32-14-07 R M & B 3676 S 425 Hwy Parcel A Legal Description: A, Part 2,817.25 Burton Ricky Dean 10-12-07 R M & B 267 Old Hwy 13 Pt NW1/4 SW1/4 A Parcel Of Land 219.5 Of The SE 1/4 (SE/4) Of The SW In The NW 1/4 Cunningham Misty 06-13-06 R M & B 217 Drew 22 Pt N2 NE4 (120X726), A Parcel Of Land 174.66 Butler Chester & Kathy 10-12-05 R M & B 3636 E 278 Hwy Pt SE1/4 NE1/4 SE1/4 N Rd, All That 279.87 In The North Half Of The SW 1/4 Part Of The NE4 Of The SE4 SEc. 10, T-12-S, Curtis Audie Lee & V. Janette 22-12-07 R M & B 143 Burnett Ln NE Pt SW1/4 SE1/4 723.36 Caine Justin 17-11-05 R M & B , 160.51 Curtis Franklin D. (Jr) 36-11-05 R M & B 475 Hwy 293 Pt NW1/4 SW1/4 219.2 Caine Michael 09-11-07 R M & B 3519 N 425 Hwy NE Pt NW1/4 SE1/4 W Of Rd, 64.85 Curtis Virgil Etux 36-11-05 R M & B Pt NW1/4 SW1/4 6.7 Cameron Earlee Wilmar City Block 135 243 S 5Th St Pt 3135, 373.44 Daniel Ben & Tracey 35-12-08 R M & B 346 S Allis Rd Pt NW/4 SW/4 229.94 Cameron Ernest Wilmar City Block 023 All, 39.97 Daniel Charles M. 27-12-07 R M & B 126 Daniel Rd W Pt SW1/4 SE1/4 S Of RR, 61.19 Campbell Dennis & Judy 12-13-06 R M & B Pt NE1/4 SW1/4 NE1/4 46.63 Daniel Charles M. 28-12-07 R M & B S 16A SW1/4 SE1/4 S Of RR, 47.73 Cannon O.C III Oakwood Add Block 139 202 E Pope A Parcel Of Land 10 Feet Wide, ( 1,273.59 Daniel Charles M. 33-12-07 R M & B N1/2 NE1/4 NE1/4 & Pt S2 N2, NE4 117.07 As Measured East And West) Taken Between Parallel Lines Daniel Dorothy Grace Etal C/O Mia Cruce'S Add Lot 026 Block 243 W Jackson St , 23.53 Cantrell Richard B & John Oliver 27.58 Daniels Capps Christine R 21-13-05 R M & B 3756 E 35 Hwy SE1/4 SW1/4 N Of Hwy, 497.82 Daniel Gladys Etal (1/16 Int) C/O Ida 35-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 925 Cedar Hill St Pt SE1/4 SE1/4 101.32 Capps Christine R 28-13-05 R M & B NE1/4 NW1/4 N Of Hwy 35, 26.6 M Binns Carlton Vickie Keen 18-15-06 R M & B 2886 Ashley Rd 70 W2 SE4 SW4 SE4 67.2 Daniel Orean Etal C/O Sherry Ladelle Lot 007 Block 012 , 10.22 Lambert Carothers Jay 03-14-05 R M & B Buddy Beaty Rd MH Only 115.48 Daniel Orean C/O Sherry Lambert 31-14-07 R M & B 191 W Lacey Rd Pt NE1/4 NE1/4 103.8 Carpenter Leonard 31-12-06 R M & B 375 Cash St MH Only 24.56 Daniels Adolphus Cruce'S Add Lot 030 Block 243 W Jackson St Lt 30, 48.73 Carr Clara C/O J.T. Jackson 05-13-08 R M & B Carr Ln Pt SE/4 NW/4 . A Parcel Of Land In The East 44.98 Half Of The SE Daniels Barbara & Jerry Don 30-12-08 R M & B 492 Wilmar Lp Pt SE/4 NE/4 496.33 Carr Felecia 29-12-06 R M & B 1769 Hwy 278 E MH Only 79.74 Daniels Christie Mcdonald 04-13-06 R M & B 2438 E 35 Hwy Pt NE1/4 SE1/4 N Of Hwy, 96.85 Carter Brandon 18-13-05 R M & B 1540 16Th Section Rd A Parcel Of Land Situated In, 810.8 Daniels Dororthy Grace C/O Mia Cruce'S Add Lot 028 Block 243 W Jackson St , 23.53 The SW 1/4 Of NE 1/4 Of Section Daniels Carter Cynthia J Bulloch Etal 25-13-05 R M & B SW1/4 SW1/4 91.41 Daniels Dorothy Grace C/O Mia Cruce'S Add Lot 018 Block 243 505 W Jackson St , 28.8 Daniels Carter Dorothy Faye 20-12-08 R M & B SE Cor NE/4 NE/4 128.15 Daniels Elvin 31-14-07 R M & B 184 Slina Rd Pt SW1/4 NW1/4 A Parcel Of Land In 52.66 Carter Gary 04-12-08 R M & B 1346 Hwy 133 N MH Only 66.69 The SW 1/4 Of The Carter Hubbard Etal C/O Larry Hall 02-11-06 R M & B 1A NW Cor SE1/4 NW1/4 35.61 Daniels Elvin 31-14-07 R M & B 189 Saline Rd Pt SW1/4 NW1/4 103.32 Carter Johnny P & Juana S 03-13-07 Monticello Unplatted 998 Hwy 425 S A Parcel Of Land Located 925.41 Daniels Elvin 31-14-07 R M & B 187 Saline Rd Pt SW1/4 NW1/4 281.14 In, The NE 1/4 Of The SE 1/4 Of Section Daniels Jerry Don 02-14-08 R M & B 555 Ras Pace Rd MH Only 675.71 Carter Joseph M. & Heather Spring Branch Add Lot 012 418 Spring Branch Rd , 674.98 Daniels John C/O James E Morrison 19-14-07 R M & B Pt S Pt NE1/4 186.32 Carter Shakedra 25-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 533 Winchester Rd Lot #28 MH Only 153.83 Daniels John C/O James Morrison 19-14-07 R M & B Pt SE1/4 NE1/4 68.72 Carter Tanya 07-13-06 R M & B 674 Old Troy Rd MH Only 15.05 Daniels Loman Merrydale Add Lot 015 514 N Davis , 45.1 Carter Willard Sam 05-13-08 R M & B 225 Carter Rd Pt N/2 SW/4 W Of Co Rd 361, A Parcel 192.55 Of Land In The North Half Of The SW Daniels Loman L. & Rosetta 25-12-07 R M & B 566 Hwy 138 N Pt W1/2 NE1/4 E Of Rd, 1,249.48 Cash Daniel 36-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 1400 E Jackson NE Pt NW1/4 NE1/4 A 53.5 Daniels Maurine 06-15-07 R M & B Pt N & E SW1/4 SE1/4 22.81 Part Of The East Half Of The NW 1/4 Of The Nort Daniels Paul R.(Trustee) P.R. Daniels 34-14-07 R M & B Pt E1/2 E1/2 NW1/4 145.5 Cater David R. Florence Road Subdivision A One Acre Parcel Of Land As, Taken From 42.62 Revoc. Trust Parallel Lines Off The Entire West Side Of Lot 6 Daniels Paul Trust Trustees 34-14-07 R M & B W1/2 E1/2 NW1/4 203.96 Cater Nicholas Jason C/O Charles & 15-12-07 R M & B 2047 Hwy 35 W Pt Mid Pt SW1/4 NW1/4 W & S Rd, 1,460.36 Daniels Ted 02-14-08 R M & B 557 Ras Pace Rd MH Only 84.1 Evelyn Cater Daniels Tommy Monticello Original Block 123 610 N Gabbert St A Parcel Of Land In 434.19 Causey Deer Camp Revocable Trust 09-15-07 R M & B CauSEy Ln The NW 1/4 Of, SW 1/4 (NW 1/4 Of SW 284.61 Block 123, Of The City Of Monticello, Bounded By A Line Commencing C/O Michael Causey 1/4) Of Section 9 Township Daniels Tommy L. Monticello Original Lot 1-3 Block 113 334 Shelton St Pt Md Pt Bk 113,N 58.63 Causey Deer Camp Revocable Trust 09-15-07 R M & B The SW 1/4 Of, SW 1/4 (SW 1/4 Of SW 1/4) Of 72.19 140' Lts1-3, C/O Michael Causey Section 9, Daniels Tommy L. Monticello Original Block 113 326 E Shelton St W 100 Of N 136 Bk 113, 73.48 Causey Michael & Brenda M Trustees 24-13-04 R M & B Lephiew Rd The West Half Of NE, 1/4 (W 1/2 Of NE 571.33 Of The Michale Causey & 1/4 ) Of Section 24 Township 13 Daniels Tommy L. Monticello Original Block 125 400 Oakland St W Pt (175 X 135), 104.51 Cavaness Waymon 23-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 1272 N Chester St SW Cor SW1/4 NE1/4 691.7 Darrough Jo Ann C/O Martha Shaw 25-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 1018 E 278 Hwy Pt SW1/4 SE1/4 (58.5 X 309.03 174), Cessor Diane And James 20-13-05 R M & B 111 Ott Pace Rd Pt SW1/4 NW1/4 548.98 Darton Ronald 09-13-04 R M & B 1101 Four Mile Creek Rd Pt NE1/4 SE1/4 164.59 Chandler Louis P 22-12-07 R M & B 157 Burnett Ln Pt NE1/4 SW1/4 SE1/4 330.42 Davis Jonathon M. 21-11-07 R M & B 264 Campground Lp MH Only 570.46 Chaney Matilda Winchester City 5294 138 Hwy MH Only Block 28 26.44 Davis Marcella Wilmar City Lot All Block 078 234 S 9 Th St , 81.76 Chaney Matilda Winchester City Block 038 160 Collins St Pt N Pt 3 & 4 A Parcel Of Land 31.73 Bounded By A Line Beginning At The Davis Marcella Wilmar City Block 079 9Th St N 1/2 79, 69.19 Chapman Joseph T. Monticello Original Block 174 502 W Trotter Pt Blk. 174 376.89 Davis Odis & Vassie C/O Evelyn 19-12-06 R M & B Hwy 138 E Pt S1/2 SW1/4 69.83 Ridgell Chapman Kenneth 18-14-07 R M & B Pt N1/2 SW1/4 NE1/4 W Of Rd, 27.32 Davis Roxie C/O Sharon Pitts Wilmar City Lot 005 Block 130 111 Mckinstry Ave , 257.18 Chapman Kenneth Etux 18-14-07 R M & B W1/2 SE1/4 NE1/4 & Pt Frl, NW1/4 SW1/4 37.09 Deal Michael Alan Tanglewood Add Lot 057 186 Tanglewood , 602.85 Chapman Kenneth Etux 18-14-07 R M & B Ponderosa Ln Pt Frl NW1/4 SW1/4 110.56 Deal Sheila 15-13-07 R M & B 357 Bowser Rd MH Only 177.55 Chapman Nathan 17-14-07 R M & B A Parcel Of Land In The, SW 1/4 Of The NE 1/4 (SW 101.8 1/4 Of Dean Dana 20-13-05 R M & B 3470 E 35 Hwy Pt NW1/4 NW1/4 A Parcel Of Land 272.29 Situated In The West Half Of NW Chapman Nathan 17-14-07 R M & B 238 Beulah Rd MH Only 57.41 Deckleman Gladys 36-12-07 Monticello Unplatted Pt W1/2 NE1/4 SW1/4 (62 X 440), 15.65 Chatman Phillip 06-14-07 R M & B 144 Connie Veasey Rd A Parcel Of Land Located In, 10.51 The South Half Of The NW 1/4 (S 1/2 Of Delacruz Jorge Alfredo 35-11-08 R M & B 1152 Stafford Rd MH Only 80.25 Chavis Bettie 05-13-08 R M & B 171 Carter Rd MH Only 447.77 Delta Resource Group C/O Michael Monticello Original Block 90 91 225 E Shelton St SE Pt Blk 90; SW Pt 1,042.61 JOnes Blk 91, Chavis Roger L. & Mary Ann 14-15-04 R M & B Bayou Rd NW1/4 NE1/4 86.72 Delta Resource Group C/O Michael Maria Place Add Lot 002 627 E Oakland St , 681.31 Chavis Tiffany Wilmar City 410 S 8Th St MH Only 75.88 JOnes Cheshire Jeff 25-13-08 R M & B 574 Greenhill New Hope Rd MH Only 110.3 Delta Resource Group C/O Michael Maria Place Add Lot 006 721 E Oakland St , 544.6 Chowning Debra (Thomas) C/O 34-12-07 R M & B Old Warren Rd Pt S2 NW4 SE4 & SE4 SW4 W Of, Rd 17.04 JOnes Debra Chowning Thomas Delta Resource Group C/O Michael Maria Place Add Lot 015 870 Maria Pl , 604.01 City Wireless Inc 08-13-07 R M & B Old Warren Rd NE 1/4 Of NW 1/4 Bounded By A 508.1 JOnes Line The Beginning Of Which Is Found Delta Resource Group C/O Michael Maria Place Add 834 Maria Pl W 1/2 Lt 20 & 21 (105X142), The West 544.08 Clarke Jerald Monticello Original Block 223 630 S Gabbert St (85 X 176.50) Pt Lot 5, 115.44 JOnes Half Of Lot No 20 And All Of Lot No 21 Clay Cynthia & Jose Humberto 26-11-04 R M & B 1345 Loggy Bayou Rd Pt SE4NW4&Pt SE4 SW4NW4 32.1 Delta Resource Group C/O Michael Maria Place Add Lot 003 716 E Oakland (80X150), Lot No 3 In Unit II 1,123.07 JOnes Of Maria Place Subdivision Of A Part Close Barbara J. Etal 29-14-07 R M & B 1185 Lacey-New Hope Rd A Parcel Of Land In The, 50.65 NW 1/4 Of The SW 1/4 (NW'/4 Of Delta Resource Group C/O Michael Oakwood Add Block 139 1124 N Main St N2 Lt 14 Ex 10'& All 15 Ex 10', 789.14 JOnes Cobb Mattie C/O Jas. Riley Wilmar City Block 073 346 S 8Th St , 95.61 Dennis Jerry G. 08-15-08 R M & B Pt NE1/4 SE1/4 36.71 Cokley Jenny Tara 1419 Florence Rd MH Only 66.69 Densmore Russell Ladelle Block 020 114 6Th St All Of Lots 9, 10, 11 And 12, Of Block 20 111.33 Collins Billy C C/O Kay Gregory Monticello Original Block 243 587 W Gaines St Pt Lt 7, 708.19 Of The Town Of Ladelle, Ark. According Collins Eddie L & Diane 10-11-06 R M & B Hwy 277 N Five (5) Acres Of Land Taken, Between 9.77 Densmore Russell And Peggy Ladelle Block 020 124 Sixth St, Ladelle Lots, 1,2 And 3 In Block 20, Of 14.09 Parallel Lines Off The Entire South Side Of The The Town Of Ladelle, And Being A Part Of The NW 1/4 Of Collins Eddie L & Diane 10-11-06 R M & B Hwy 277 N Twenty-Five (25) Acres Of, Land Taken 52.39 Densmore Russell And Peggy Ladelle Block 020 Lots #6, 7 And 8 In Block 20, Of The Community Of 14.09 Between Parallel Lines Off The Entire South Ladelle. As Shown On The Plat Of Collins Eddie L. & Diane 08-11-06 R M & B 225 N 277 Hwy N & W Pt SE1/4 NE1/4 223.2 Deroeck Robert A & Robert W 35-14-07 R M & B 128 Deal Ln Pt NW1/4 NE1/4 A Parcel Of Land 522.62 Collins Eddie L. & Diane 08-11-06 R M & B 255 277 Hwy N & Mid Pt SE1/4 NE1/4 95.76 Deroeck Located In The NW 1/4 Of The Collins Jewel B. & Gary Lambert 36-14-08 R M & B W Lacey Rd E Pt SE1/4 NW1/4 91.65 Dickey Joe T. 06-14-06 R M & B MH Only 232.22 Collins Jewel B. & Gary Lambert 36-14-08 R M & B Pt S1/2 NW1/4 Lts 5 & 11, 39.77 Dickson Elizabeth Winchester City Block 035 Thomas St N1/2 Lt 1 NE Pt, Part Of Lot One, 19.26 Collins Jewel Trustee 36-14-08 R M & B 528 W Lacey Rd Pt N Pt SE1/4 NW1/4 Lt 13, 179.76 Oswalds Subdivision Number One, Town Collins Lloyd 06-12-06 R M & B S Pt SE1/4 SE1/4 45.78 Dobbins Yolanda (Simpson) 35-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 938 Cedar Hill St MH Only 114.2 Collins Lloyd 07-12-06 R M & B Florence Rd SW Pt NE1/4 SE1/4 44.77 Dodson James (III) Monticello Original Block 122 323 E Wood St Pt W Pt S Pt.122, A Parcel 188.76 Of Land Situated In Block 122 And In Block 123 Of Collins Lloyd D. 02-11-08 R M & B Boston Rd Pt NW1/4 NE1/4 262.47 Dodson James M III Monticello Original Block 122 E Wood St Pt SE Pt Bk 122, 28.8 Collins May Frances 23-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 1346 N Gabbert St Pt NE1/4 SE1/4 995.09 Dodson James M Jr & Cynthia Monticello Original Block 147 233 E Oakland A Parcel Of Land In Lots 668.32 Collins Odell Etal 10-11-07 R M & B Pt. N & E Pt N/2 SE/4 NE/4 17.04 15,, 16, And 17 Of Block 147 Of The City Of Monticello, Collins Patricia 36-12-07 Monticello Unplatted Pt NW Pt NE1/4 NE1/4 111.84 Dodson Jessie & Ladonna Sandy Creek 122 Sandy Creek Ln Unit 1 W 135' Lot 3, 305.34 Collins Patricia & Percy White 36-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 1528 E Jackson St Pt N Pt NE1/4 NE1/4 158.56 Dodson Walter D. & Jennifer 10-12-07 R M & B 177 13 (Old Hwy) SW1/4 SW1/4 S Of Rd., A Parcel 227.45 Collins Walter L. Etal C/O L. Collins 07-12-06 R M & B Florence Rd Pt NE1/4 SE1/4 82.06 Of Land In The SW 1/4 Of The Cook Joyce A. & John H. Trust 12-15-08 R M & B W 15 Acres NE/4 SW/4; E 25 Ac, NE1/4 SW1/4; S1/2 253.18 Donaldson Curtis & Ann Marie 31-12-06 R M & B 1748 Hwy 35 S Pt NE1/4 NE1/4 199.86 N1/2 SW1/4 SW1/4; N1/2 S1/2 SW1/4 SW1/4; Donaldson Curtis & Ann Marie 31-12-06 R M & B SW1/4 NE1/4 SW 1/4 Of NE 1/4 Of Section 90.23 Cook Mary 35-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 401 AmbRose St Pt. NE 1/4 SE 1/4 472.02 Donaldson Dorothy & Jack E. 20-13-05 R M & B Hwy 35 East & Ott Pace Road Pt SW1/4 NW1/4 168.02 Cooper David Dba/Cooper Sales Inc. Parkwood Add Lot 084 (80 X 140), 82.93 Donaldson Joseph & Ruby 29-11-05 R M & B 143 Brixie Rd A Parcel Of Land Located In, The SE 127.18 Cooper Melinda & Mark C/O Mary 35-12-07 R M & B 846 S Gabbert St SE Pt NW1/4 SE1/4 353.11 1/4 Of The NW 1/4 (SE 1/4 Of Harrell Donaldson Samuel 31-13-06 R M & B 1300 Midway Rt A Parcel Of Land Situated In, The NE 44.12 Copeland Bill & Jan Fulton 15-12-07 R M & B Gatesway Dr Pt S2, 18.56 1/4 Of NW 1/4 (NE1/4 Of Copeland Willie C & Jan P Fulton 10-12-07 R M & B Hwy 425 N Pt S1/2 SE1/4 258.82 Donley Virgil Lee Winchester City Block 018 184 OSWald St NW Pt (50 X 100), 149.11 Copeland Willie C & Jan P Fulton 15-12-07 R M & B Pt W1/2 NW1/4 NE1/4 6.5 Donley Virgil Lee & Jane Winchester City Block 018 178 OSWald St Pt Blk 18 151.29 Corneal Janice Wilmar City Lot 001 Block 126 705 S 10Th St N Pt 1, The North Part Of 99.82 Doss Billy D. 15-13-08 R M & B 2607 Old Warren Rd Pt W/2 SW/4 234.79 Lot One In Block 126. Beginning At The Doss Bobby G. 21-13-08 R M & B Old Warren Rd NE/4 NW/4 N Of Rd, 13.27 Coston Denice Peacock 19-12-06 R M & B 802 Hwy 138 E Pt SW4 SW4 SW4 122.37 Doss Bobby G. Etux 16-13-08 R M & B Old Warren Rd Pt E/2 SW/4 S Of Rd, 8.77 Cotton Troy L. Winchester City 5313 138 Hwy MH Only 78.74 Doss Bobby G. Etux 16-13-08 R M & B Old Warren Rd W/2 NE/4 SW/4 & W/2 SE/4 SW/4 64.67 Craig Juanda 21-12-07 R M & B 1497 Barkada Rd MH Only 14.53 Doss Bobby G. Etux 21-13-08 R M & B 2749 Old Warren Rd Pt E/2 NE/4 NW/4 S Of Rd, 1,465.54 PAGE 6D • WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2017 ADVANCE-MONTICELLONIAN | mymonticellonews.net

OWNER PARCEL AMT OWNER PARCEL AMT Douglas Jerry 05-13-08 R M & B Carter Rd 1 Ac In NW Cor NW/4 SE/4 NW/4 217.17 Franklin Alfonzo & Jennifer Monticello Original Block 176 Corner W.Mccloy & N.Hyatt St Pt W Pt 199.15 Blk 176, Douglas Otis C/O James Douglas 05-13-08 R M & B Pt NW/4 SE/4 NW/4 A Part Of The NW4 Of The SE4 3.51 Of The NW4 Of Section 5, Franklin Ephran Jr & Marilyn D 05-15-07 R M & B 132 O.Z Simpson Rd Pt SW1/4 NW1/4 394.25 Suber Douglas Selesstine 04-13-08 R M & B 1008 S Wilmar Rd Pt NE/4 NE/4 E Of Rd, 21.29 Frye Walter 08-15-08 R M & B Pt NE1/4 SE1/4 68.72 Drake Land Properties LLC Monticello Original Block 083 216 S Edwards St S Pt Of E Pt Blk 83A 340.07 Parcel, Of Land In Block 83 Of The City Of Monticello, Drew Funderburg Deer Camp C/O Rodney 07-14-06 R M & B Midway Rt SE1/4 NW1/4-Bldg Only 83.13 Funderburg Drake Sonya 15-11-07 R M & B 292 Bill Henry Rd SW Cor SE1/4 SE1/4 Bounded By 84.14 A Line Beginning At A Point Which Is 210 Feet Funderburg Johnny Mack Trustee 12-13-07 R M & B Pt W1/2 SW1/4 NW1/4 76.23 Johnny Mack Funderburg Family Tr Drew Acceptance Company Inc. 08-12-08 R M & B Sanderlin Rd S/2 SE/4 Less 10 Acre, 150.43 Funderburg Randy & Debbie 11-13-07 R M & B A Parcel Of Land In Part Of, The South Half Of The 90.72 Drew Acceptance Company Inc. 17-12-08 R M & B Pt N1/2 NE1/4 147.4 NE 1/4 Of Section Drew Acceptance Corp Etal Monticello Original Block 077 S Main St All 34 & N Pt 77, 248.54 Funderburg Randy E. C/O Randy E & 11-13-07 R M & B 438 Midway Rt N Pt SE1/4 NE1/4 1,393.22 Drew Community Development Monticello Original Block 127 415 E Oakland 130' Off N Side Of W Side, 347.79 Debbie Funderburg Corp. A Parcel Of Land Situated In Block 127 Of The City Of Funderburg Randy E. C/O Randy E & 12-13-07 R M & B N 561 Of W1/2 SW1/4 NW1/4 42.44 Drumm Joseph D & Lizette L Monticello Original Block 251 135 W Bolling St Pt Mid Pt Bk 250,Pt Mid 3,485.99 Debbie Funderburg Pt 251, Garcia Olegario 32-14-07 R M & B 156 Lacey School Rd MH Only 8.02 Dunlap Christopher Roderick Dunlap 04-12-07 R M & B Harris Rd SW Pt NE1/4 SE1/4 W Of Hwy, 179.81 Garcia Olegario 32-14-07 R M & B 152 S Lacey School Rd MH Only 40.13 Dunlap Dock C/O Katherine King 35-12-07 Monticello Unplatted S Gabbert St N Pt NW1/4 SE1/4 SE1/4 218.08 Gardner Calvin 04-13-08 R M & B MH Only 203.87 Dunlap Matthew C/O Katherine King 35-12-07 Monticello Unplatted S Gabbert St Pt SE1/4 SE1/4 152.36 Gardner Donna(1/2 Interest) William 15-12-07 R M & B Part Of The SE 1/4 SE 1/4 Of, Section 15, Township 12 14.03 Dunlap Matthew C/O Katherine King 35-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 1027 S Gabbert St Pt SE1/4 SE1/4 70.86 C Gardner( 1/4 Interest) South, Range 07 West, Dunlap Matthew C/O Katherine King 35-12-07 Monticello Unplatted Cedar Hill Rd Pt SE1/4 SE1/4 51.07 Gardner James &B. Gardner Tr. 06-13-07 R M & B E1/2 Lot 5 NW1/4 100.19 Dupre Chester W & Shirley A Jerome City 114 Bayou Rd Beginning At The NE, Corner Of Lot Three 70.48 Gardner Wendy Young 10-12-07 R M & B 144 Wilson Ln Pt S2 SE4 A Parcel Of Land In The Part 2,533.62 (3) In The Town Of Jerome, Drew If The SW 1/4 Of Dupre Chester W & Shirley A Jerome City 122 Bayou Rd All Of Lots Five, Six And, SEven (5, 6 And 7) 115.31 Gardner Wendy Young 15-12-07 R M & B N 425 Hwy Pt E2 NE4 NW4 W Hy 425 North, A 3.35 In The Town Of Jerome, Drew County, Parcel Of Land In The Part If The SW 1/4 Of Dupre Chester W & Shirley A Jerome City Lot 007 All Of Lots Five, Six And, SEven (5, 6 And 7) In The 47.14 Gardner Zachary Earl 23-13-08 R M & B Greenhill New Hope Rd S 5 Acres NW/4 NW/4 174.66 Town Of Jerome, Drew County, Garrison Phillip 36-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 405 S Cherry St MH Only 89.26 Dye Shirley 20-12-06 R M & B Deer Run Rd A Parcel Of Land Situated In, The East 101.69 Garrison Phillip 36-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 383 S Cherry St NE 1/4 Of NE 1/4 Begin- 156.06 Half Of NW 1/4 (E1/2 Of NW1/4) Of ning At The SW Corner Of Said NE 1/4 Of NE Earthways Educational Ctrs Inc. Monticello Original Block 143 849 N Gabbert St Pt Mid Pt E2 Bk 143, 2,144.03 Gathings Jim G. 20-13-05 R M & B 3446 E 35 Hwy Pt Mid Pt NW1/4 NW1/4 303.72 East Ray And Teresa C/O Teresa Villa 26-14-04 R M & B Pt SE1/4 (100 X 300), 10.02 Geary Lisa G. 08-14-08 R M & B 553 Ozment Bluff Rd 1.5 Acres NW Cor SE/4 NW/4\, 958.99 Edwards Alberta C/O Erskine Hem- 10-11-06 R M & B 277 Hwy E 3/4 NE1/4 SE1/4 57.66 A Parcel Of Land In The SE 1/4 Of The mingway Gentry Alvin & Carolyn Tillar City Block 005 230 N Railroad St Pt W1/2 S1/2Tillar05, A Parcel 368.83 Edwards Carlyle Etal 04-11-05 R M & B 293 Hwy NW Pt NW1/4 NW1/4 All That Part Of The 21.8 Of Land In The South Half (S/) Of Block 5 Of The NW (NW4 NW4) Gibson Charles Sidney Jerome City E Pt08 40.59 Edwards Ulysses & Viola 36-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 436 E Bolling Pt SW 1/4 NW 1/4 (184 X 116.07 Gibson Charles Sidney Jerome City Louisiana Blvd All Lt 9, 128.14 320), Gibson Charles Sidney Jerome City Mississippi Ave All10, 67.88 Edwards Viola E. Wilmar City 10Th St MH Only 253.8 Gibson Donny Winchester City Lot 005 Block 016 128 Byrn St Lot 5 Block 16 Town Of, 56.42 Effrin Adam 03-14-05 R M & B Buddy Beaty Rd MH Only 54.89 Winchester, Ar Ellingsburg John 17-12-07 R M & B 145 Lakewood Est Pt NE1/4 NE1/4 9.01 Gibson Jack Etux Parkwood Add Lot 082 102 Pinoak Dr (90 X 140), 1,353.38 Ellington Kim R. & David R. 1/3 Life 33-11-05 R M & B NE1/4 NE1/4 S Of Creek, 4.49 Gifford Rachel Y. 16-12-07 R M & B 144 Lakewood Estates S Pt NW1/4 NW1/4 NW1/4 195.11 Est. Emma L. Ellington Gilder Ruby J. C/O F. Johnson 35-12-04 R M & B Pt NW Cor SW 1/4 NW 1/4 24.83 Ellington Kim R. & David R. 1/3 Life 33-11-05 R M & B SE1/4 NE1/4 47.1 Est. Emma L. Ellington Gilliam Billy Don & Kelly 16-13-08 R M & B 1396 South Wilmar Rd All W2 NE4 SE4 Exc 2.44A, 85.58 Ellington Kim R. & David R. 1/3 Life 34-11-05 R M & B NW/4 NW/4 & S/2 NW/4 S Crk, 59.63 Glenn James C Etal 26-11-05 R M & B 293 Hwy Pt SW1/4 SE1/4 SW1/4 35.61 Est. Emma L. Ellington Glenn Ronald J 08-15-08 R M & B Pt NE1/4 SE1/4 72.09 Ellis Bonnie (Gardner) 02-13-07 R M & B Midway Rt Pt S 1/2 NE 1/4 Bounded By A Line, The 184.57 Glennon James C/O Jim Glennon 32-14-08 R M & B 168 James Glennon Pt SW/4 SW/4 A Parcel Of Land 300.96 Point Of Beginning Of Which Is In The SW 1/4 Of The Ellis Bonnie (Gardner) Briarwood Add 128 Hutchinson Dr Lot No. 8 Of Briarwood, Subdivision 1,179.18 Goggans Bobby G. & Edith 19-13-06 R M & B New Light Rd Frl N1/2 SE1/4 SW1/4 37.6 Of A Part Of Blocks 248 249 And 253 Of Goodman Christopher As Trustee For 07-12-06 R M & B Florence Rd A Parcel Of Land In The, SW 1/4 Of The 14.53 Engelkes Barbara 08-12-07 R M & B 109 Lakewood Estates MH Only 324.53 Reginalesliereginald & SE 1/4 (SW 1/4 Of Envirapac Monticello LLC 36-12-07 Monticello Unplatted Pt W1/2 SW1/4 & Pt W1/2 SE1/4 SW1/4 163.05 Goodman Christopher As Trustee For 13-12-07 R M & B 745 Florence Rd A Part Of The NE, 1/4 Of SW 1/4 686.67 Envirapac Monticello LLC 01-13-07 Monticello Unplatted Pt NE1/4 NW1/4 N & W Of Rd, 33.28 Reginalesliereginald & (NE 1/4 Of SW 1/4) Of Section Envirapac Monticello LLC 01-13-07 Monticello Unplatted Pt NW1/4 NW1/4 43.35 Goodman Christopher As Trustee For Edgewood Add Lot 018 Block 002 Maple St Lot No Eighteen (18) In 49.83 Reginalesliereginald & Block, Two (2) Of Edgewood Addition Of A Part Of The S 1/2 Of NW Envirapac Monticello LLC 02-13-07 Monticello Unplatted Pt NE1/4 NE1/4 11.24 Goodman J.C.Virgil & Leron 13-12-07 R M & B Florence Rd Pt NE1/4 SW1/4 11.53 Estelle Ricky Lance 29-14-07 R M & B 3429 S 425 Hwy Pt NW1/4 SE1/4 Bounded By A Line 125.55 The Point Of Beginning Of Which Is Goodman Linda Edgewood Add Lot 22,23 Block 004 795 E Wood St All Lts 22 & 23, 136.92 Estelle Robert J & Carolyn S 05-15-07 R M & B 3724 S 425 Hwy Pt N1/2 E1/2 NW1/4 E Rd, 292.1 Gorman Blake Michael 26-12-04 R M & B 134 Four Mile Creek Rd Pt SE 1/4 SW 1/4 127.95 Estelle Robert J. & Carolyn S. 29-14-07 R M & B 3487 S 425 Hwy MH Only 27.58 Goudy Alicia & Colby 07-14-06 R M & B Pt S Pt NE NE W L.P. Rd, 5.26 Etheredge Christopher & Bonnie 03-14-07 R M & B 2459 Hwy 425 S Pt NW1/4 NW1/4 6.74 Goudy Alicia & Colby 08-14-06 R M & B 1742 Midway Rt Pt NW1/4 NW1/4 120.03 Etheredge Larry & Alice 03-14-07 R M & B 2459 S 425 Hwy Pt NW1/4 NW1/4 W Of Hwy, 26.31 Goudy Justin B & Kent 36-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 618 Hillcrest N & E Pt SW1/4 SW1/4 A 172.85 Parcel Of Land Located Partly In The SW Etheridge Bobby Allen 28-13-08 R M & B 403 Pumpkin Center Rd Pt Mid Pt SE4 NW4W Rd, A 21.06 Parcel Ofland In Part Ofthe SE 1/4 Of The Gragg Kelvin Edgewood Add Block 002 408 N Maple Lt 30&31 Less 4'Off S Side 31, 55.08 Etheridge Mark 28-13-08 R M & B 387 Pumpkin Center Rd N/2 NW/4 1,142.05 Gragg Kelvin Edgewood Add Lot 3,4 Block 003 411 N Maple , 41.93 Etheridge Mark 28-13-08 R M & B N 1/2 NW 1/4 154.17 Graham Charles E. 33-13-04 R M & B Pt E 2 E 2, 35.84 Etheridge Mark 28-13-08 R M & B Pumpkin Center Rd N2 N2 SE4 NW4 W Rd, 55.66 Graham Charles E. 33-13-04 R M & B 5159 35 East Hwy N Pt NE SE & Pt S2 S2 SE NE, 104.23 Eubanks Terri Northgate Phase II Lot 015 504 Rebecca Cr Lot 15 In Phase II Of, North- 1,506.76 Grandy Sharon Monticello Original Lot 1 Block 310 424 E Jackson MH Only 118.17 gate Subdivision Of A Part Of The SW 1/4 Grant Gary & Patricia A. 05-13-06 R M & B 508 Old Dermott Rd Pt NE1/4 NW1/4 A Parcel Of 1,045.39 Eubanks Von 07-14-07 R M & B Frl. SW1/4 NW1/4 96.13 Land In The NE 1/4 Of The Eubanks Von 12-14-08 R M & B Pt SE1/4 NE1/4 65.95 Grant Kevin & Michelle 09-11-07 R M & B 3600 Hwy 425 N MH Only 452.3 Evans Ora Winchester City Lot 7,8 Block 002 152 Morris St Winchester All Lts 7,8 173.35 Grant Shannon Tyanna 01-15-07 R M & B NE1/4 SE1/4 133.44 Blk 2, Lots SEven And Eight ( 7 & 8) Of Block Two (2) Of Grant Shannon Tyanna 01-15-07 R M & B SE 1/4 NE 1/4 SE 1/4 25.06 Evans Ora C/O Patricia Smith Winchester City OSWalds #1. S Pt 1 Blks 35 &, 36 Beginning At The Iron 10.9 Grant Shannon Tyanna 01-15-07 R M & B E 1/2 SE 1/4 SE 1/4 46.63 Stake Grasper Christina 36-12-07 Monticello Unplatted E Bolling SW 1/4 NW 1/4 (105 X 350), 73.48 Evans Robert Wayne & Betty M. 21-11-07 R M & B 138 Circle B Farm Rd S1/2 NW1/4 NE1/4 257.3 Grasper Mose & Pinker C/O Dorice Monticello Original Block 243 434 W Shelton St Pt 11, A Parcel Of Land 112.1 Everett Early Jerry 03-12-05 R M & B Pt Lot 11 N1/2, 7.47 Grasper In Block 243 Of The City Of Everett Early Jr & Adrian Keith 03-12-05 R M & B N 20A Lot 1 N1/2 & Pt Lot 1, N2 & Pt E2 Lot 2 N2 99.5 Graves Danny Etux 02-13-07 R M & B 138 State School Rd Pt NW NE1/4 Btw. Rds., 1,620.01 Everett Graves Mackane 02-13-07 R M & B NE Corner Of The West, Half Of The NE 1/4 Thence 80.25 Everett Early Jr & Adrian Keith 03-12-05 R M & B Pt Lot 11 N1/2, 22.91 South 0* 18' Everett Gray Mark A 27-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 731 Chapman Rd (Corner Of Hwy 425) 2,204.66 Everett Sammie 21-11-05 R M & B 1221 293 Hwy MH Only 258.53 Pt SE1/4 NE1/4 80 X 167.5, Faulkner Lea 15-11-07 R M & B 314 Bill Henry Rd Pt SE1/4 SE1/4 239.26 Gray W. H. C/O M Jackson Baxter Block 06 E Pt Lt 7,89,10 & 11, 43.94 Faulkner Lea 15-11-07 R M & B 316 Bill Henry Rd Pt SE1/4 SE1/4 97.95 Gray W. H. C/O M Jackson Baxter Block 15 Lt 7 & 8 Blk 15 &Lt 4 Inblk 8 41.76 Faulkner Steve & Lea 35-12-07 R M & B Midway Rt Pt SW/4 NW/4 SE/4 (35X261), 12.53 Grays Ellnor Rose C/O Genetta Wilmar City Block 124 310 Lafoon Ave E Pt 8 A Parcel Of Land In Lot 8 103.21 Faulkner Steve & Lea 35-12-07 R M & B Midway Rt Pt SE1/4 NW1/4 SE1/4 36.6 Thorns Of Block 124 Of The Town Of Ferrell Jessie Etal C/O Dorothy Cruce'S Add Lot 013 Block 243 525 W Jackson St , 843.24 Green Booker Etux 21-12-07 R M & B 1472 Barkada Rd Pt NE/4 SW/4 &, Pt SE/4 SW/4 1,167.22 Daniels Green Brenda & Ishshah Molina 05-13-07 R M & B 1540 Old Warren Rd Lot E Pt SW1/4 SE1/4 A Parcel 135.93 Ferry Jonathan B. 23-13-08 R M & B 399 Greenhill New Hope Rd Pt NW/4 SE/4 157.35 Of Land In The SW 1/4 Of Fisher Georgia 19-13-06 R M & B 244 New Light Rd SE/4 NW/4 Bldg Only 57.89 Green Donald M. 05-13-07 R M & B 1564 Old Warren Rd Pt SW1/4 SE1/4 204.41 Fisher Georgia 19-13-06 R M & B Pt N 1/4 Of NE 1/4 Of, Section 19 Township 13 South 78.42 Green Earnest Thomas And Tiffany'S Place 519 Wausau St MH Only 19.83 Range 6 West Green James E. & Queen Etta Monticello Original Lot 020 Block 243 , 107.66 Fisher Joe Monticello Original Mobil Home Only 66.13 Green Nichole 05-13-07 R M & B 1567 Old Warren Rd Pt NW Pt S1/2 SE1/4 23.27 Fleming Ricky L 30-12-07 R M & B 106 Lynn Acres Pt Lot 8 Frl W1/2, 298.66 Green Nichole 05-13-07 R M & B Old Warren Rd Pt SW1/4 SE1/4 3.05 Flemister Sarah 27-12-07 R M & B Daniel Rd Pt SW Ot SW1/4 SW1/4 SE1/4 43.13 Green Nichole 05-13-07 R M & B Old Warren Rd Pt SW1/4 SE1/4 8.57 Flemister Sarah 34-12-07 R M & B Pt E/2 NW/4 & Pt NW/4 NE/4 38.62 Greene Cicely Hardy Homestead 155 Carpenter Rd MH Only 101.25 Flemistertonye 21-11-07 R M & B 153 Circle B Farm Rd MH Only 322.4 Grey Dion 25-12-07 Monticello Unplatted Lot 3 505 Winchester Rd, Lot #3 MH 48.6 Fletcher Jimmy & Belinda 35-13-05 R M & B 4250 E 35 Hwy Pt NW1/4 NE1/4 E Of Hwy, A Parcel 319.88 Only Lot #3, Of Land In The North Half Of The NE 1/4 Griffen Alma Jean C/O Vascor L. Wilmar City Corner Of Gates & 7 Th St. Pt Blk 6465, 54.53 Fong Richard A 13-13-07 R M & B 212 Countryview Rd Pt NW1/4 NE1/4 360.27 Zimmerman Fong Richard Allen Etux 05-13-06 R M & B Hwy 35 S Pt N1/2 SE1/4 NE1/4 A Parcel Of Land In 54.1 Griffen Eloise & Willie Mae Ne- Tara Lot 009 Tara Ln , 328.05 The SE 1/4 Of The al-Hendrix Forrest Deborah 34-11-06 R M & B 126 Jose Chapel Cutoff Rd Pt N1/2 SW1/4 NW1/4 478.66 Griffin Tyler & Kayla 31-13-06 R M & B 1473 Midway Rt All That Part Of The South, Half Of 248.15 Part Of The N 1/2 SW 1/4 NW 1/4 Of Section 34Township 11 The SW 1/4 Of Forrest Gary Wayne 08-12-07 R M & B 127 Forrest Ln Pt E1/2 SE1/4 NW1/4 Beginning At 44.12 Grissom Warren Bradley As Trustee 10-13-07 Monticello Unplatted 104 Harvey Dr Pt SW1/4 SW1/4 (150 X 645.47 The SW Corner Of Said E 1/2 Of SE Of The Warren B Grissom 400), Forrest Jaclyn 10-12-07 R M & B 2248 N 425 Hwy Mobile Home Only 218.69 Guerrero German 36-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 426 S Pine Lot 12 MH Only 29.31 Forrest Jerry L. Sandy Creek Lot 008 Unit 1 (160 X 278.88), 47.73 Gumpert Billy W. & Mark Pevey 31-13-07 R M & B Lot 08 1032 172 Hwy N Pt Of Lt 8 W1/2, 300.37 Forrest Jessica N 16-13-08 R M & B Old Warren Rd The East Half Of The West, Half Of 23.56 Gumpert Billy W. & Mark Pevey 31-13-07 R M & B Lot 08 1032 Hwy 172 Pt SW Pt Lot 8 W1/2 N Of Rd, 10.51 The SE 1/4 Of The SW 1/4 Of Gumpert Billy W. & Mark Pevey 36-13-08 R M & B Greenhill New Hope Rd E Pt S1/2 NE1/4 27.81 Forrest Larry G. Hardy Homestead 181 Carpenter Rd N1/2 Lot 8 A Parcel Of Land Locat- 399.77 Gumpert Billy W. & Mark Pevey 36-13-08 R M & B 950 Greenhill-New Hope Ark., To-Wit:, A Parcel Of 135.46 ed In Lots 9 And 10 And The North Land Situated In The NE 1/4 Of The Forrest Lisa 14-13-07 R M & B 134 Megan Dr Pt N2 NE, 48.37 Gumpert Billy W. & Mark Pevey 36-13-08 R M & B Greenhill New Hope Rd Ark., To-Wit:, A Parcel Of 6.81 Forrest Travis & Samantha 36-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 662 C E Bolling Pt SE 1/4 NW 1/4 (100 8.28 Land Situated In The NE 1/4 Of The X 650), Gustafson Lavana 30-12-04 R M & B 174 Dollar Hill Rd The North Half (N1/2) Of A, 452.02 Foster Timothy & Kelli 04-12-06 R M & B Lot 13,14 1502 Florence Rd Lots 13 & 14 E Of Rd, 253.76 Parcel Of Land Described As Being 27 Acres Taken By Fowler Mark 30-13-05 R M & B 310 Ott Pace Rd MH Only 50.16 Gustafson Lavana 30-12-04 R M & B The North Half (N1/2) Of A, Parcel Of Land De- 12.41 scribed As Being 27 Acres Taken By Fox Barbara & Robert Monticello Original Lot 012 Block 291 401 S Pine The South Half (S1/2) 437.39 Of Lot, 5, And All Of Blocks 6 And 12 Of Block 291 Of The City Of Halley Emmett C. Etux 25-12-07 Monticello Unplatted Pt S Pt SW1/4 SE1/4 (88 X, 247) A Parcel 260.67 Of Land In The Franklin Alfonzo & Jennifer Monticello Original Block 176 426 W Gaines W 80', 377.38 Halley Paul 25-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 1379 A E Jackson St MH Only 77.68 ADVANCE-MONTICELLONIAN | mymonticellonews.net WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2017• PAGE 7D

OWNER PARCEL AMT OWNER PARCEL AMT Halley Paul & Monica 36-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 1384 E Jackson St NE Pt NW1/4 NE1/4 326.92 Holland Billy J. & Ruby D. 12-12-05 R M & B 3974 E 278 Hwy 1 A In NE Cor NE SE NW W Rd, 679.66 And A Part Of The SE 1/4 Of The NW Halley Paul & Monica 36-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 1380 E Jackson St Pt NE Pt NW4 NE4 10.77 Hollinger Oscar 28-12-07 R M & B Pt Mid Pt E/2 SW/4 N Of RRs Of Hwy & Pt W2 SW4 70.19 Halsey Shannon 28-11-08 R M & B 119 Dow RusSEll Rd MH Only 267.47 N Of RR S Of Hwy Hamilton Takelah Monticello Original Lot 2526A Block 233 344 E Pauline St All Blk 233- 251.52 Hood Robin 07-12-07 R M & B Mack Hood Rd E Pt E1/2 NE1/4 E Of Rd., 22.63 235, Lots 25A And 26A Of Bell'S Subdivision Of A Part Of Hood Robin 08-12-07 R M & B Nola'S Ln W 3.64A NW1/4 NW1/4 24.37 Hammil Hunter Levi Western Pines Add Lot 043 106 Center Dr Unit II, Lot 43 In Unit No 2 708.01 Of Western Pines Subdivision Of Hood Robin 08-12-07 R M & B 120 Nola'S Ln E Pt NW1/4 NW1/4 290.88 Hammil Jake & Rebecka 25-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 1529 E Jackson St Pt SE4 SE4 A Parcel Of 20.8 Hoover Linda & James 09-13-07 R M & B 746 Bowser Rd MH Only 177.53 Land Located In The SE 1/4 Of The Hoover Paul E. Etux Monticello Original Lot 006 Block 257 550 S Bell St Div. B Lt 6 Bk 257, 181.81 Hammock James A. C/O Becky Piney Creek Lot 017 183 Piney Creek , 108.89 Horn Devin & Sabrina 01-15-08 R M & B 165 Horn Lp Part Frl NW 1/4 Of NW 1/4 Commenc- 82.75 Knight ing At The NW Corner Of Said Section 1, Thence N Hammock James W & Catherine 24-12-07 R M & B 704 Hwy 138 E W Pt SE1/4 SE1/4 S Of Rd, 5.81 Horn Thomas (Sr) Winchester City Block 038 152 Collins St N Pt Lot 3, 27.65 Hammock James W & Catherine 25-12-07 R M & B 704 Hwy 138 E E Pt NE1/4 NE1/4 97.8 Horn Tj 10-12-05 R M & B Pt SE1/4 NE1/4 SE1/4 N Of Rd., 144 Hammock James W. C/O Steven Wilmar City 107 Gates Ave Pt 64 & 65, 21.75 Houchcin David & Dee 17-15-08 R M & B Pt E/2 SW/4 & Wpt NE1/4 SW1/4 N Of Rd & SE 1/6 108.29 Hammock Ac NE1/4 SW1/4 S Of Rd & E 11.24 Ac Hammock John & Helen 05-13-08 R M & B SE/4 SW/4 NE/4 The SE 1/4 Of The SW 1/4 Of The 50.92 Houchin David & Dee 17-15-08 R M & B Dyson Landing Rd W Pt NE/4 SW/4 170.77 Hammock John & Lajune Wilmar City Block 71 321 S 7Th St All Less W Pt S Pt 68 X 96.44 847.93 Houchin David & Dee 17-15-08 R M & B SW Pt SW/4 SE/4 14.79 Hammock John & Lajune Wilmar City Block 075 403 S 7Th St N Pt 75, 90.09 Howard Vicky 08-15-08 R M & B A Part Of The NE 1/4 SE 1/4 Of Section 8 Township 35.61 Handley Clayton & K.O.Sanders Wilmar City Block 99 629 Gates Ave , 33.71 15 South, Range 8 West Being Handley Ernest D. Etux C/O Maellen 21-12-07 R M & B Barkada Rd Mid Pt W1/2 SW1/4 35.1 Huey Sandra 33-11-06 R M & B 1727 Florence Rd S & E Pt NW1/4 SE1/4 1,637.27 Handley Huey Sandra Sheiron Etal 33-11-06 R M & B 1727 Florence Rd Pt NW1/4 SE1/4 79.23 Haney Larry W. Etux Monticello Original Block 140 141 W Pope Pt Of Blk. 140 (84' X 143'), A 445.11 Hughes Dana Lynn Meier 08-12-07 R M & B 2494 Hwy 35 W Building Only 415.04 Parcell Of Land In Block No. 140 Of The City Of Huitt Michele 26-12-08 R M & B 2192 W 278 Hwy A Parcel Of Land Located In, The 540.75 Harbach Chester M. & Jean L. 19-13-05 R M & B Pt E Pt NE4 NE4 13.06 West Half Of The SE 1/4 (W1/2 Of Harden Jimmy 05-13-08 R M & B 227 Carter Rd Bldg Only-Not His P.P.R., 203.62 Humbert Elaine Etal C/O Henry L 19-12-05 R M & B E 160' SW1/4 SE1/4 300.52 Hardy C. L. Merrydale Add Lot 013 602 Merrydale Dr , 108.32 Humbert Harmon James E & Tina M 05-13-06 R M & B 536 Old Dermott Rd Pt SW1/4 NE1/4 A Parcel Of 696.62 Hunt Marcia J. Bennett 17-11-07 R M & B Pt Mid Pt SW1/4 SW1/4 89.58 Land In The SW 1/4 Of The Hunter Edward Wilmar City Lot 003 Block 141 , 114.37 Harper Jeffery E. 15-11-08 R M & B 762 Rock Springs Rd N Pt W1/2 W1/2 SE1/4 NE1/4 A 12.01 Hutson Chester C/O Bertha Walker 04-11-06 R M & B Green Mount Ln E2 SW SW, 44.88 Parcel Of Land In The East Half Of NE 1/4 Ingram Charles A. 34-11-07 R M & B SE4 SE4 Ex 4A.In Sq.In NW, Corner 70.19 Harper Jeffery Eugene 15-11-08 R M & B 718 Rock Springs Rd Pt W1/2 NE1/4 A Parcel Of 710.39 Land In The NW 1/4 Of Teh Ingram Michael & Ethel Sherwood Forest Add Lot 035 Block 005 322 Kennedy , 104.93 Harper Jeffery Eugene 15-11-08 R M & B Rock Springs Rd Pt W Pt SE1/4 NE1/4 And Part, W2 94.07 Ira Plus SW LLC Fbo Andrew H. 12-13-07 R M & B E2 SW4 NE4 SE4 NE4 And NE4 SE4 196.04 NE4 Miller Ira #Tc001740 Harris Angie 26-13-07 R M & B 2018 S 425 Hwy Pt NW1/4 NW1/4 664.61 J & M Rental Management LLC 10-12-07 R M & B 2198 Hwy 425 N Alln 663' Of NW1/4 SE1/4 E Hy, So 1,479.26 D.C. Rd 129All That Part Of The North 756 Feet Of The Harris Angie 26-13-07 R M & B S 425 Hwy Pt SW1/4 NW1/4 NW1/4 38.62 J & M Rental Management LLC 10-12-07 R M & B 2178 Hwy 425 N All That Part Of The North, 756 Feet 1,593.40 Harris Dorothy Winchester City Lot 3-5 Block 001 Mitchell St Bells Add. N 80' Lts. 3,45, 127.24 Of The NW 1/4 Of The SE Harris Elizabeth Monticello Original Block 233 325 E College St All NW1/4& W1/2 183.4 J & M Rental Management LLC 10-12-07 R M & B 2174 Hwy 425 N MH Only 663.89 NW1/4 NE1/4 N, & L Bb Sd 18; & 49, Block 233, J & M Rental Management LLC Monticello Original Lot 002 Block 137 1006 Gabbert St A Parcel Of Land 181.66 Harris Elizabeth & Shaqunta Harris Monticello Original Block 234 330 E College St All Lts 30,31,50 & 51233- 107.66 Located In, Block 137 Of City Of Monticello, Ark., Bounded 235, J & M Rental Management LLC Monticello Original Lot 001 Block 137 1018 N Gabbert St A Part Of 569.63 Harris Frankie & D. Jackson 25-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 379 Winchester Rd 3 Miles S.D.NE1/4 227.03 Block 137 Of The, City Of Monticello, Ark., Bounded By A Line Begin- SW1/4 ning Harris Janell 13-13-07 R M & B 730 Midway Rt A Part Of The NE, 1/4 Of The South- 3,668.92 J & M Rental Management LLC Monticello Original Block 138 1130 N Gabbert St A Parcel Of Land 586.26 West 1/4 Or Section 13, Located In, Block No. 138 Of The City Of Monticello, Ark. Harris Lori Renee & Karen M Clowers 07-14-06 R M & B Pt S1/2 SE1/4 63.18 J & M Rental Management LLC Circle Acres Add Lot 001 Block 001 194 Circle Acres Lot No 1 In Block 1,159.26 Harris Shelton & Shemika Marshall Edgewood Add Lot 019 Block 004 417 N Larkin , 41.93 No 1 Of, Circle Acres Subdivision Of A Part Of The SE 1/4 Of NE 1/4 Harris Vernie Lee (Jr) 26-11-04 R M & B Young Rd Pt S1/2 SE1/4 (100X120), Twenty-Six And 41.8 J & M Rental Management LLC Curry'S Add 1128 N Samuel St Part Of The SE 1/4 Of The SE 1/4 (SE 1/4 540.84 Two-Thirds (26 2/3) Acres Off Of The West Of SE 1/4) Of Section Harris Vernie Lee (Jr) 26-11-04 R M & B Young Rd Pt S1/2 SE1/4 (60X60), Twenty-Six And 23.63 J & M Rental Management LLC Curry'S Add 1133 N Samuel St Pt SE 1/4 SE 1/4 Curry'S Addition, Sec- 232.69 Two-Thirds (26 2/3) Acres Off Of The West tion 23, Township 12 South, Range 7 Harris Vernie Lee (Jr) 26-11-04 R M & B 188 Young Rd Pt S1/2 Unit 60 (100X120), Twenty-Six 73.93 Jackson Albert W. Estate 05-13-08 R M & B Carter Rd Pt Mid E/2 SE/4 NW/4 E Of Rd, A Parcel 196.16 And Two-Thirds (26 2/3) Acres Off Of The West Of Land In The East Half Of The SE Harrison Irma Jean Monticello Original Block 102 512 & 514 E Gaines Pt Lt 3 (50X60) Blk 137.63 Jackson Brittany D 28-13-08 R M & B 866 Greenhill Rd Pt SW1/4 SE1/4 413.29 102, A Parcel Of Land In Lot 3 Block 102, Bounded By A Line Jackson Donney & Lashunda Monticello Original Lot 007 Block 104 612 E Mccloy St , 251.73 Harrison Mac & Jeannie Dba/ Harri- 03-12-07 R M & B 2563 Hwy 425 N Pt Lt 2 N1/2 W Rd, 489.55 Jackson Genesis 16-12-06 R M & B Pt W1/2 E1/2 NE1/4 NE1/4 N Rd, 324.87 son Fiberglass Repair Jackson Genesis Monticello Original Block 126 823 N Cooper St 152 X 17826, A Parcel Of 316.38 Hartley Gerald L 32-14-07 R M & B 161 S Lacey School Rd Pt SE1/4 NW1/4 Commencing 276.71 Land In Block 126 Of The City Of Monticello, At The Point Where The Center Of The Old Jackson Genesis Monticello Original Lot 011 Block 237 1043 Cooper St , 164.92 Hartsfield David T 34-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 653 Scoggin Dr Pt SW4 SW4 Commenc- 2,155.80 ing At The SW Corner Of Said Section 34 Jackson Henry W. Etal C/O M. 12-14-04 R M & B E 8A NW1/4 SW1/4 49.83 Jackson Harvey Alma F. Trustee C/O Anne H 10-13-07 Monticello Unplatted Harvey Dr Pt SW1/4 SW1/4 17.15 Mauldin Jackson Henry Wm. Etal C/O M. 12-14-04 R M & B Hill Communtiy Rd Mid Pt S1/2 Lbb NW1/4 177.66 Jackson Hathaway Valerie Lynn 26-13-04 R M & B Grace Lp Pt SE1/4 NE1/4 89.88 Jackson Henry Wm. Etal C/O M. 12-14-04 R M & B SE1/4 SW1/4 167.14 Hawkins Dudley C/O Randy Hawkins 13-13-08 R M & B 2125 Old Warren Rd NE/4 SW/4 S & W Of Rds, A 318.55 Jackson Parcel Of Land In The NE 1/4 Of The Jackson J. T. 05-13-08 R M & B 115 Carr Ln Pt E/2 SE/4 NW/4 A Parcel Of Land In 306.51 Hawkins Gwendolyn 25-12-07 Monticello Unplatted E Watts St A Parcel Of Land In The, SE 163.93 The East Half Of The SE 1/4 1/4 Of The SE 1/4 Of (Pt. Jackson Marvin L. Etux Wilmar City Block 128 2761 W 278 Hwy Pt NW/4 SW/4 & Pt Lot 3, 51.85 Hawkins Jason 24-12-06 R M & B 2711 Hwy 278 E MH Only 710 (105X208) Hayden John C & Britt Aaron Hayden Western Pines Add Lot 035 119 Mcknight Dr Unit 1, Lot No 35 In Unit 1 386.74 Jackson Nekita 02-14-08 R M & B 541 B Ras Pace Rd MH Only 29.58 Of Western Pines Subdivision Of Jackson Norvell Monticello Original Block 114 343 E Jackson St 100' Off Entire East Side, 564.57 Hayden Miranda 31-12-06 Monticello Unplatted 1739 E Jackson E & N Pt NW1/4 NW1/4 6.44 Block 114 A Parcel Of Land In The North Half Of The NW 1/4 Jackson Tamra Marie 12-14-04 R M & B Pt W1/2 NE1/4 17.51 Hayden Roger D 16-13-07 R M & B 120 S Bowser Rd NE 1/4 Of NW 1/4 In The NW, 1/4 822.02 Of NE 1/4 Commencing At The NE Jackson Tamra Marie 12-14-04 R M & B Hill Community Rd W Pt SW1/4 NW1/4 835.9 Hayden Terry J. 16-14-06 R M & B Pt S Pt SE1/4 SW1/4 S Of Rd, 9.68 Jackson Tamra Marie 12-14-04 R M & B Pt E Pt NW1/4 SW1/4 E Pt SW1/4 307.75 Hayes Haley Wilmar City 121 S 13Th St MH Only 148.62 Jackson Tonya Yvette Monticello Original Block 272 208 206 S Speer Street Pt Blk 272,273, Part 101.9 Of Block 272 And Block 273 Of Wells Addition To The Haynes Cameron Monticello Original 329 College St All Of Lots 27-B, 28-B And, 29-B In 65.59 Bell'S Subdivision Of Blocks 233, 234 And 235 Jaggers William G & Lynda Monticello Original Lot 2 Block 110 314 E Shelton St W 1/2 Lot 2, 280.64 Hays James L Laude Add Block 00D 318 Godbold Lt 1,2 & E 10' Of Alley, 395.95 James Hazel 25-12-07 Monticello Unplatted E Watts St SW Pt SE1/4 SE1/4 122.92 Heaggans Sheila Indian Mounds Add Lot 017 305 Cherokee Dr Unit 1, 142.54 James Natasha Rena Eastview Add Lot 008 919 E Oakland , 1,107.24 Healey Ronald & Ashley Tillar City Lot 5,6 Block 010 139 N SEcond St Tillar/All Lt 5,6 Bk 10, 150.59 James Taylor & Annette Deer Creek Sub Lot 030 243 Whitetail Dr Phase 2, 12.33 Heird Sam Sr. 04-11-08 R M & B Boston Rd MH Only 22.82 Jarratt Jackie P 26-12-08 R M & B E/2 NE/4 The East Half Of The NE 1/4 (E 1/2 Of 73.69 Hendrickson LeOne & Michelle Vivian Manor 110 Glenwood Dr Lots 61 & 62, 2,097.17 Jarratt Jackie P. & Lizette 25-12-08 R M & B All That Part Of The, NW 1/4(NW 1/4) Of Section 25, 223.91 Moretti Township 12 Henley Jeffrey Miles 19-11-05 R M & B 2617 Jamar Lp NE1/4 NW1/4; NW4 NE4; N2 SW4 155.16 Jarratt Jackie P. & Lola L. 26-12-08 R M & B 154 Towler Ln Pt S2 NW4 1.5A SW NW,8.5A SE N, 24.57 NE4 W Henry Nelson C/O Linda Henry 03-14-07 R M & B 2479 S 425 Hwy Pt NW1/4 NW1/4 86.27 Jeffcoat Benny J. 13-12-08 R M & B 2195 Barkada Rd Pt SW4 NE4 S Barkada Rd, 511.05 Henry Ricky & Pam 06-13-06 R M & B 261 B Drew 22 Ln MH Only 34.09 Jeffcoat Benny J. 13-12-08 R M & B Pt N1/2 NW1/4 SE1/4 47.74 Hense Elizabeth Ladelle Lot 5&6 Block 008 All 5 & 6, 13.54 Jeffers John Paul & Ginger 11-13-07 R M & B 408 State School Rd Pt SW1/4 NW1/4 1,707.36 Heredia Monica 35-13-05 R M & B 4345 E 35 Hwy Pt N & W Pt W1/2 SE NE S Hwy, A 119.19 Jefferson Cheryl 03-12-05 R M & B W1/2 Lot 5 N1/2, 43.62 Parcel Of Land In The SE 1/4 Of Jiles Margaret 31-14-07 R M & B 197 W Lacey Rd MH Only 205 Hernandez Lisa M & Jose V Ladelle Block 009 5 Th St A Part Of Section 26,, Township 14 South, 14.09 Johnson Arthur Jr. 14-15-04 R M & B Pt SW1/4 SE1/4 (1/2 Int), 48.65 Range 7 West, Drew County, Ark., Johnson Barbara J 06-15-07 R M & B Pt SE1/4 SW1/4 SE1/4 20.05 Hernandez Lisa M & Jose V Ladelle Lot 024 Block 009 A Part Of Section 26,, Township 14 South, 6.36 Range 7 West, Drew County, Ark., Johnson Darren 17-11-05 R M & B 2906 Florence Rd MH Only 285.71 Herring Lloyd 09-12-08 R M & B N/2 NW/4 E Of Rd, 2.51 Johnson Dennis III Monticello Original Lot 003 Block 206 123 E College St W 60' Lot 3 A 921.69 Parcel Of Land, 60 Feet In Width, As Measured East And West, Taken Hickam Charles & Tessa 08-14-08 R M & B 553 Ozment Bluff Rd 1.5 Acres NW Cor SE/4 NW/4\, 101.69 Between A Parcel Of Land In The SE 1/4 Of The Johnson Dennis III Monticello Original Block 217 434 S Edwards St A Parcel Of Land In 729.3 Hickey Jonathan 10-11-06 R M & B MH Only 34.59 Block 217, Of The City Of Monticello, Ark., Bounded By A Line Hicks A. J. Monticello Original Lot 002 Block 106 523 E Trotter , 453.25 Johnson Dennis III Monticello Original Block 226 546 S Gabbert St A Parcel Of Land In 768.1 Hicks A.J.Jr. & Velma Jean Monticello Original Lot 3,4 Block 099 513 E Trotter St All Lts 3,4 Blk 99, 175.45 Block No., 226 Of The City Of Monticello, Ark., Bounded Hicks L. J. & Eula V. 05-13-07 R M & B 1586 Old Warren Rd Pt SW1/4 SE1/4 244.28 Johnson Dennis III Monticello Original Block 236 553 S Gabbert St A Parcel Of Land In Lots 661.82 3, And 4 Of Block 236 Of The City Of Monticello, Ark., Hill Aaron S & Laura D 36-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 1582 E Jackson W Pt NE Pt NE1/4 NE1/4 102.8 A Parcel Of Land In The NE 1/4 Of The Johnson Dennis III & Kimberly Merrydale Add Lot 016 508 N Dillard St Lot No 16 Of Merrydale Park, 661.73 Subdivision Of A Part Of Blocks 261 And 295 Of The Hill Debra & Anthony 25-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 1357 E Jackson St MH Only 104.25 Johnson Dennis III & Kimberly Sherwood Forest Add Lot 014 Block 002 529 Lincoln Ct , 839.04 Hill Fred & Margie M. 36-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 1225 E Shelton SW Pt NW1/4 NW1/4 326.92 NE1/4 Johnson Dennis III & Kimberly Sherwood Forest Add Lot 017 Block 002 513 Lincoln Ct , 877.04 Hill Gladys M. 25-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 1319 Jackson Street Pt SW1/4 SE1/4 107.57 Johnson Ernest & Carrie C/O The Monticello Original Block 271 1204 E Railroad St W. Pt E Pt, 151.14 Barton Law Firm Hill Jack E Jr & Tommie Sue 16-11-05 R M & B 1397 293 Hwy A Parcel Of Land Lying In The, North 17.28 Half Of SW 1/4 Of The SW Johnson Freddie 35-12-04 R M & B Pt SW 1/4 NW 1/4 24.83 Hill Joshua P &Kimberly Crick 33-11-06 R M & B 101 Jose Chapel Cutoff Rd S1/2 S1/2 SE1/4 NE1/4 256.31 Johnson James T. Etux Wilmar City Block 134 246 S 7Th St Pt(100X132)134 371.77 Hines Kywanda Sheets Wilmar City Block 132 812 S 7Th St NW Cor 132, A Parcel Of Land In 76.32 Johnson John E & Sharon Tillar City Lot 016 Block 022 223 N 2Nd St Tillars 1/21622, Lot 16, Block 501.62 Block 132 Of The City Of Wilmar, (Said 22 Tillar City, 25-11-04 1.01 Acres Hines Kywanda Sheets Wilmar City Block 137 215 Irvin Ave Pt 6, A Parcel Of Land Bounded By 120.4 Johnson John E. & Evelyn 31-12-06 Monticello Unplatted Block 08 E Jackson St Pt NW1/4 NW1/4 23.88 A Line Beginng At A Point 210 Lot 8 Hines Kywanda Sheets Wilmar City Block 140 212 Johnson Pt Blk, A Parcel Of Land Lying In 146.71 Johnson Joseph 26-12-04 R M & B Pt SW Pt W 1/2, 47.17 The East Half Of Section 33, Johnson Patricia A. Monticello Original Block 069 234 E Trotter St W 59'3" Of E 76'9" Blk 69, 22.89 Hogue Billy 10-12-07 R M & B 2213 Hwy 425 N Pt SW1/4 NE1/4 A Parcel Of Land 198.11 Johnson Thomas P. & Christy R. 16-13-07 R M & B 723 Bowser Rd Pt NE4 NW4 NE4 & Pt NWNE NE, A 658.54 In The SWl/4 Of NEl/4 Parcel Of Land Situated Partly In The West Half Of PAGE 8D • WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2017 ADVANCE-MONTICELLONIAN | mymonticellonews.net

OWNER PARCEL AMT OWNER PARCEL AMT Johnson Vashti Louise 20-12-07 R M & B 1661 Barkada Rd Pt SW1/4 NE1/4 W Of Rd, 39.1 Lowe Wanda Mccray Cruce'S Add Lot 22&23 Block 243 S Mccray St Lts 22 & 23, Block 243,, 49.83 Curce'S Subdivison To The City Johnston Cynthia 15-11-08 R M & B 729 Rock Springs Rd MH Only 710 Lucas Alma Etal 09-12-05 R M & B S 5A W1/2 E1/2 SW1/4 13.78 Joiner Deer Camp C/O Bill Shannon 12-14-06 R M & B Building Only 175.75 Lucas Alma Etal 09-12-05 R M & B Mid 13.33A W1/2 E1/2 SW1/4 30.83 JOnes Bettye Maria Place Add Lot 010 E Oakland St , 45.1 Lucas Eric D & Pamla J Monticello Original Block 122 335 E Wood St A Parcel Of Land In Block 325.5 JOnes Bettye Maria Place Add Lot 011 E Oakland , 61.9 122, Of The City Of Monticello, Ark., Bounded By A Line JOnes Dorothy L. Maria Place Add Lot 008 733 E Oakland St , 34.44 Lucas L. C. 04-11-06 R M & B 193 Green Mount LaNE Ln Rb Only 161.51 JOnes Elisha & Deborah 05-13-07 R M & B 1559 Old Warren Rd Pt SW1/4 SE1/4 S Of Rd, A 1,101.15 Lucas Willie L. Nelson Etal C/O 11-15-04 R M & B 375 Silver Mt Rd Pt NE1/4 SE1/4 14.12 Parcel Of Land In The SW 1/4 Of The Ronnie Nelson JOnes Kelvin R. & Valerie A. Sherwood Forest Add Lot 011 Block 003 549 Roosevelt , 74.09 Luke 15 Barber Shop Monticello Original 609 Gaines Cb, 28.52 JOnes Kevin & Ralph JOnes 05-14-05 R M & B 215 Bud Jordan Pt SW1/4 NE1/4 A Parcel Of Land 265.65 Lum William & Kimberly 29-13-05 R M & B 287 Rash Crossing Pt SE1/4 NE1/4 S Of RR, 221.17 Located In The SW 1/4 Of The Lynn Karla 36-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 426 S Pine, Lot #7 MH Only 21.57 JOnes Michael & Tira Monticello Original Block 257 W Bolling/S. Hyatt St Lot No 2 Of Adams 217.7 Subdivision, Of A Par Of Lots 1 And 8 Of Block 257 If The City Of Lytle Amanda 07-13-05 R M & B 1443 S 16 Section Rd MH Only 180.33 JOnes Michael & Tira Adams Add Lot 002 Block 257 136 Westminster Dr , 4,556.95 Lytle Brian Larell 30-12-06 Monticello Unplatted 1586 Hwy 278 E N & E Pt NW1/4 SE1/4 1,074.82 S Of Rd, JOnes Rusty & Lisa Marie 18-14-06 R M & B 1957 Midway Rt W Pt NE1/4 NE1/4 A Parcel Of Land 95.03 Located In The East Half Of The Lytle Kevin & Loretta 17-12-07 R M & B 168 Lakewood Estates Pt Mid Pt E1/2 E1/2 NE1/4 90.29 Commencing At The NE Corner Of Said E 1/2 Of NE JOnes Terrence B. & Marilyn S. 29-12-07 R M & B 1538 Hwy 278 W Pt Mid Pt E2 SW4 SW4 NE4 150.97 MalOne Clyde 08-15-08 R M & B Cb Franklin Rd Pt NE1/4 SE1/4 85.96 JOnes Tonya 36-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 426 S Pine Lot 6 MH Only 57.18 Mann James R. C/O Jimmy Scott Monticello Original Lot 002 Block 279 1108 E Shelton St , 436.18 Jordan Allen 15-15-04 R M & B Silver Mt Rd S/2 NE/4 E Rd - Bldg Only 472.51 Mantooth Gail Vivian Manor Lot 016 301 Glenwood , 2,582.15 Jordan Linda A. C/O Amanda Jordn 23-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 220 Wiley Ln Pt SW1/4 NE1/4 416.69 Marbley Barbara Etal 26-11-07 R M & B Pt S2 SW4 37.35 Junior Marvin 35-12-07 R M & B Lot 11 132 Midway Rt Lot #11 MH Only 76.42 Marbley Barbara Etal 35-11-07 R M & B NW Pt NW1/4 NW1/4 30.09 Karr Ben Iv 10-11-06 R M & B MH Only 234.84 Margaret'S Hair Academy Monticello Original Block 073 E Gaines St W 78' Of E 117'Of Blk. 73, 140.73 Kelley David 11-13-07 R M & B 386 State School Rd Pt S1/2 NW1/4 (100 X 200), 187.76 Martin Joy Guy Wilmar City Block 130 Pt W Pt1 & Pt 3, 9.25 Kelly Carlester P 26-11-04 R M & B 188 Young Rd Pt S1/2 SE1/4 Twenty-Six And Two- 80.38 Thirds (26 2/3) Acres Off Of The West Martin Joy Guy Wilmar City 562 Mckinstry Res Bldg, 194.23 Kendrick Kimberly 23-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 1450 N Hyatt St MH Only 88.11 Martin Latoya 30-12-06 Monticello Unplatted 111 Huckleberry Ln The North One- 19.83 Third (N 1/3), Of The Following Described Property: A Parcel Of Land Kim Myeong Monticello Original Lot 5,6 Block 026 102 N Church S & W Pt Lot 5 & 248.54 In 6 Blk 26, Martin Trena 05-15-07 R M & B 3724 Hwy 425 S MH Only 182.32 King Delores & L. Brooks Etux C/O 07-12-06 R M & B Florence Rd Pt W1/2 SE1/4 13.54 B Hollis Massey Ossie Monticello Original 330 Lot #2 S Hyatt St MH Only 924.04 King Elizabeth A. Monticello Original Lot 013 Block 147 202 E Allen St Pt Lt 13 (77X80) 115.49 Mcanally Larry 31-11-06 R M & B 326 Jose Chapel Rd MH Only 93.55 Bk 147, Mccollum Vickey Collins 106 Collins - East Elm MH Only 88.89 King Henry & Barbara 15-12-05 R M & B The North Half (N 1/2) Of, The NW 1/4 (NW 1/4) Of 64.93 Mccollum Victoria Collins Block 006 E1/2 Lot 1, 25.49 The NW 1/4 Mccollum Victoria Collins Lot 001 Block 007 121 Collins Elm St , 64.68 King Josh 12-12-05 R M & B SW 1/4 NE 1/4 Beginning At A 5/8'' Rebar At The 30.63 InterSection Of The Mccoy Lois Simpson 05-15-07 R M & B 3833 S 425 Hwy N PtNW1/4 SW1/4 & Pt SW NW, 294.41 King Randy 19-13-06 R M & B New Light Rd MH Only 459.31 Mccoy Lorine Maria Place Add Lot 025 823 Maria Pl , 132.24 Kinney Sam Winchester City 5300 138 Hwy MH Only 8.09 Mccoy Peythen 33-11-06 R M & B 113 Jose Chapel Rd MH Only 588.02 Kinney Sam III Winchester City 5315 138 Hwy MH Only 17.75 Mccoy Sim 06-13-08 R M & B 3068 W 278 Hwy Pt NW1/4 NE1/4 160.74 Kizer Bruce W 35-13-05 R M & B 187 Collins Lacey Rd 1Acre SW Corner SW1/4 NE1/4 257.7 Mccray Callie M. C/O P.L. Ross Cruce'S Add Block 243 515 W Jackson St All Lt 15 & W1/2 Lt 16, 113.53 A Parcel Ofland Situated In The SW 1/4 Mccray Dewayne & Marylan Fisher Monticello Original Block 243 442 W Shelton St Pt 11, 372.89 Kizer John 23-12-07 Monticello Unplatted Guthrie Ln MH Only 627.4 Mccrory Phillip T. Etux Burnette Platt 136 Garrett Rd All Lt.12 Ex. W236', 1,100.55 Kling Lance T & Kasey Lynn 11-13-07 R M & B 123 Megan Dr Mid 10A S2 S2 SE4 A Parcel Of Land 20.14 Mccrory Phillip T. Etux Burnette Platt Garrett Rd W 236' Lt 12, 7 In The SE 1/4 (SE 1/4) Of Mccullough Peggy Eastview Add Lot 003 1027 E Oakland St , 49.72 Knight David T. 34-12-08 R M & B 146 Dave Knight Rd W/2 SW/4 SW/4 672.98 Mcdaniel Danny J. 35-13-05 R M & B E 35 Hwy Pt N & E Pt W1/2 SE NE S Hwy, The East 87.77 Knight John F. Monticello Original Block 249 132 W Bolling Pt Blk 248 &Pt W Pt249, 808.74 One-Half ( E2) Of A Parcel Of Knight Kyle 12-11-08 R M & B 670 Mt. Zion Rd MH Only 181.84 Mcdaniel Randy & Dorothy 36-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 670 S Maple Pt NW1/4 SW1/4 W Of St., 96.6 Kulbeth Janice 13-12-08 R M & B 2186 Barkada Rd Pt SW1/4 NE1/4 N Of Rd, 963.55 Mcdaniels Terry 24-12-06 R M & B 2657 Hwy 278 E MH Only 114.32 Lamar Advertising 27-12-07 Monticello Unplatted Hwy 278 W Bboard Sits On 703-03573- 52.97 Mcdonald Dempsey R & Christie 04-13-06 R M & B 2433 Hwy 35 E Pt NE1/4 SE1/4 N Of Hwy, A Parcel 85.27 000, Mcdonald Daniels Of Land In The NE 1/4 Of The Lamar Advertising Of Little Rock 27-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 119 Hwy 425 S Bboard Sits On 703- 211.75 Mcdonald Dempsey Randolph & 11-13-06 R M & B A Parcel Of Land In The South, Half Of The SE 1/4 Of 46.63 03628-000., Gabriel Aidyn Mcdonald The NE 1/4 Of Lambert Jimmy 05-13-07 R M & B 1567 Old Warren Rd MH Only 37.1 Mcfarlan Tara Wilmar City MH Only 43.07 Lane Andrea Lynn 14-11-07 R M & B 1102 GarNEtt Rd SW Pt SW1/4 SE1/4 E Rd, Com- 300.99 Mcgriff Danny 35-11-05 R M & B 161 Selma Mill Lp SW Pt SE1/4 NE1/4 165.67 mencing At The SE Corner Of Said SW 1/4 Of SE Mckamie Charlotte 27-12-07 R M & B 126 Daniel Rd MH Only 1,955.85 Law Betty A. Circle Acres Add Lot 011 Block 001 130 Circle Acres , 587.33 Mckiever Garel Spring Branch Add Lot 040 119 Country Ct , 206.35 Lawson David & Candi 11-12-07 R M & B 249 Rose Hill Cutoff Rd S1/2 E 324' NE1/4 SW1/4 A 905.6 Parcel Of Land In The NE Quater Of The Mckiever Judy Lynn 29-12-06 R M & B 1836 Hwy 278 E Pt W1/2 E1/2 NE1/4 340.49 Lawson James David Monticello Original Block 286 939 E College St E Pt, A Parcel Of Land In 350.59 Mcmahon Luther 22-11-07 R M & B 3025 N 425 Hwy SE Pt SW1/4 SW1/4 S Of Rd, 90.78 Block 286 In Wells Addition To The City Mcmahon Luther E. 22-11-07 R M & B 3030 Hwy 425 N Pt W1/2 SW1/4 E & N Of Hwy 81, 188.99 Lee Candace Parker Monticello Original Block 149 219 W Pope St NW Corner Blk 149, A 2,980.41 Mcmahon Van F. & Marguerite 25-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 1277 E Watts Pt SW1/4 SE1/4 'A Parcel 861.81 Parcel Of Land Located In Block 149 Of The Co-Trustees Revoc Trust Of Land Described As Beginning At A Point Lee Hunting Club C/O Rocky 26-13-05 R M & B Ab Only 176.01 Mcmickle Jonathan 18-13-05 R M & B 1503 S 16Th Section Rd A Parcel Of Land In The, NW 183.08 Thompson 1/4 Of The NE 1/4 (NW 1/4 Of Leffert Ann Custodian For Jacob 12-14-05 R M & B N1/2 S1/2 NE1/4 NW1/4 28.85 Meeks Brian 09-11-07 R M & B 3584 Hwy 425 N MH Only 69.27 Hunter Leffert A Minor Meeks Brian & Amelia Monticello Original Block 247 159 W College St W 11'247, 7.76 Leffert Ann Custodian Of Kyndal Lee 12-14-05 R M & B S1/2 S1/2 NE1/4 NW1/4 23.07 Leffert A Minor Merritt Antonio 32-14-07 R M & B 191 Valley Junction Rd MH Only 167.02 Lemons Daniel 17-11-05 R M & B 2906 Florence Rd Mobile Home Only Lot #8 22.56 Merritt Capricha 32-14-07 R M & B MH Only 56.18 Leonard JacqueLine 19-12-05 R M & B 2754 Hwy 278 E MH Only 590.11 Merritt Linda Faye Etal 32-14-07 R M & B SE Pt NW1/4 SE1/4 83.76 Leonard Theodis 12-12-05 R M & B 183 Selma Collins Rd Pt SW1/4 NW1/4 SE1/4 W Rd, 160.3 Metal Works Salvage LLC 35-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 421 AmbRose St Pt Mid Pt NE1/4 SE1/4 477.82 A Parcel Of Land Situated In The NE 1/4 Leonard Theodis & Ruby Bure 12-12-05 R M & B Pt W1/2 SE1/4 81.94 Middleton William T & Rhea Ann 03-12-07 R M & B (W. Hills) Pt SE4 SW4 25.57 Lewis Frederick D. & Joyce A. Sherwood Forest Add Lot 038 Block 005 408 Kennedy , 106.74 Middleton William T & Rhea Ann 03-12-07 R M & B 2339 Hwy 425 N Pt W1/2 SE1/4 161.98 Lewis Vanessa Monticello Original Lot 6,7 Block 117 E Shelton S 84' Lots 6,7, 175.45 Milam Barbara 07-15-06 R M & B Pt Frl SW1/4 SW1/4 245.84 Light Daniel (William D.) 06-14-06 R M & B 1633 Midway Rt E Pt NE1/4 SE1/4 W Of Rd, 604.47 Miles Don 02-13-04 R M & B 761 Four Mile Creek Rd MH Only 258.53 Light William Daniel 06-14-06 R M & B A Part Of The SE, 1/4 (SE%) Of Section 6, Township 34.34 14 South, Range 6 Miles Gary Neal Sr 26-12-04 R M & B 5454 E 278 Hwy Pt E 1/2 SW 1/4 A Parcel Of Land In 1,523.86 The East Half Of The SW 1/4 Lindsey Brothers LLC Monticello Original Block 105 716 E Gaines St E 1/2 Lt 8 & All Lt 9 Bk 60.34 105, Lot 9 And The East Half (E2) Of Lot 8 In Block 105 Of The Miller Aron C/O Zebedee Miller 16-15-08 R M & B Prairie Chapel Rd Pt NW/4 SW/4 35.61 Lindsey Brothers LLC Monticello Original Block 105 722 E Gaines St All Lt 10 & W 12' Lot 11, 65.59 Miller Beverly 02-14-08 R M & B 532 Ras Pace Rd MH Only 16.57 Lot 10 And A Parcel Of Land 12 Feet Wide (Asmeasured East Miller Bowman 16-15-08 R M & B 550 Prairie Chapel Rd Pt NW/4 SW/4 41.63 Lindsey Brothers LLC Monticello Original 724 E Gaines St E 38' Lt 11 & All Lt 12, The East 38 97.14 Miller C. L. & J. Collins C/O Jewleltte 05-13-07 R M & B Old Warren Rd Pt SW1/4 SE1/4 S & E Of Rd, 62.69 Feet Of Lot 11, And Alla Of Lot 12 Block Lindsey Brothers LLC Monticello Original Lot 013 Block 105 105 N Mill St Lot 13 Of Block 105 126.06 Miller Cathy 18-15-07 R M & B 143 Friendship Ln MH Only 314.17 Of, Dillard'S Addistion To The City Of Monticello, Ark., Miller Cathy 18-15-07 R M & B Friendship Ln MH Only 664.79 Lindsey Brothers LLC Monticello Original Block 115 375 E. Jackson & S. Conley St S 150' E Of 520.93 Miller Jerry Sr Merrydale Add Lot 009 621 Merrydale Ln Lot No 9 Of Merrydale Park, 1,158.38 Ditch, Subdivision Of A Part Of Blocks 261,295 And 296 Of The Lindsey Brothers LLC C/O Sammie Monticello Original Lot 10 Block 092 419 Gaines St The West 154 Feet Of 902.14 Miller Justin 19-14-06 R M & B Mid 10A E2 SE4 SE4 24.82 Lindsey Lot 10, In Block 92 To The City Of Monticello, Ark.. Miller Mellisa 02-14-08 R M & B 545 Ras Pace Rd MH Only 146.34 Lindsey Brothers LLC C/O Sammie 27-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 320 Navajo Dr A Parcel Of Land In The 1,259.69 Lindsey West, Half Of The SE 1/4 (W %Z Of SE 1/4) And In The Miller Sheba 05-13-08 R M & B 163 Carter Rd MH Only 466.03 Lindsey George & Betty 30-12-07 R M & B W 278 Hwy All Lt 6 W1/2 S Hwy 278 West, 15.27 Miller Willie & Earma 16-15-08 R M & B Prairie Chapel Rd Pt SW/4 SW/4 W Of Rd, 202.2 Lindsey George & Betty 30-12-07 R M & B W 278 Hwy All Lt 7 W1/2 S Of Hwy 278W, 8.01 Mitchell Brenda Faye C/O Eddie Mae Hardy Homestead W1/2 Lt 6, 174.66 Mitchell Lindsey George & Betty 30-12-07 R M & B W 278 Hwy Pt Lot 9 W2, 77.96 Monticello Economic Development Monticello Original Block 104 729 E Gaines S/2 Lt 3 & E/2 S/2 Lt 4 49.83 Lindsey George & Betty 30-12-07 R M & B W 278 Hwy W 45' Lot 10 W1/2 N Rd(1/2 Int, 7 Moore Ashley 20-12-04 R M & B 4674 E 278 Hwy MH Only 293.65 Lindsey Roosevelt & Inez Sherwood Forest Add Lot 013 Block 005 303 Kennedy Lot No 13 Of 163.26 Block No 5 Of, Unit No 1 Of Sherwood Forest Subdivision Of A Part Of Moore Clifton Etux 18-13-05 R M & B 3302 35 Hwy Pt NW1/4 SE1/4 175.04 The Moore Emily 20-12-04 R M & B 4782 E 278 Hwy SE1/4 SW1/4 N Of Hwy & E 1/2, SW 786.21 Lindsey Sammie Jr 28-12-06 R M & B 2015 E 278 Hwy Part Of The SW 1/4 Of The NE 206.15 1/4 Quartet Of SEetton 25, Moore Leroy C/O Doyle Moore Monticello Original Block 261 509 Davis St Pt E Pt (60 X 100), A Parcel 221.11 Lloyd Amy 16-11-05 R M & B 293 Hwy A Part Of The SW, 1/4 Of The SW 1/4 SW 68.72 Of Land In Block 261 Of The City Of Monticello, 1/4 Morgan Christoper & Allison Westgate Add Lot 022 Westgate Dr , 49.83 Lloyd Hunting Club 15-15-06 R M & B , Building Only 5.01 Morgan Julius Ladelle Block 017 Ladelle Missouri Ln All 11 & 12, 28.98 Lloyd Michael P. & Beverly L. 13-12-08 R M & B 2139 Barkada Rd Pt W1/2 SE1/4 NE1/4 S Rd, 918.96 Morgan Quinton & Krystal Monticello Original Block 209 404 S Edwards St Pt(23X114), 118.17 Lloyd Michael P. & Beverly L. 13-12-08 R M & B 2141 Barkada Rd Pt W2 SE4 NE4 Begin At The SW 175.74 Morphis Jamie R.&Kathryn E. Patten 36-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 620 S Pine St Pt W1/2 NW1/4 .60 Ac., 399.47 Corner Of The W 1/2 SE 1/4 NE 1/4 Section Moss Kermit C/O William D Moss Monticello Original Block 009 403 N Church St 50' Off So. Side Bk 9, 908.72 Lloyd Michell & Brandon 09-11-05 R M & B A Parcel Of Land In The E 1/3, Of The SW 1/4 SW1/4 82.75 SE 1/4 Commencing At The SW 1/4 SE Moze Carter L & Kimbley C 29-12-07 R M & B 1562 Hwy 278 W Pt NW1/4 SE1/4 N Hwy 278 West, 1,135.34 A Parcel Of Land In The NW 1/4 Of Lloyd Tim 21-14-06 R M & B 379 Pleasant Grove Rd Pt Mid Pt N2 NW4 NW4 S 833.1 Rd., Murphy Sarah 25-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 1286 E Watts MH Only 38.51 Lochala Michael P. & Laura Chaulk 04-12-06 R M & B Lot 06,07 Pt Lot 6 & 7, 46.63 Myers Ashley 01-15-07 R M & B NW 1/4 SE 1/4 SE 1/4 Containing 10 Acres More Or 24.56 Less Lord Vernon & Wife 25-11-04 Rural NW1/4 SW1/4 (1/20 Int.), 4.52 Naron Boyd Mack (Jr) Etal 30-11-06 R M & B 2929 N 83 Hwy Pt SW1/4 NE1/4 52.15 Lord Vernon & Wife (1/8 Int) 01-12-06 Rural Lots 2,47 & 10, 11.03 Naron Boyd Mack (Jr) Etal 30-11-06 R M & B 2929 Hwy 83 N Pt W1/2 SE1/4 NE1/4 13.79 Lord Vernon (1/2 Int) 31-13-07 Rural Pt N1/2 Lot 8 4.5 Naron Boyd Mack (Jr) Etal 30-11-06 R M & B 2929 Hwy 83 N Pt N1/2 NW1/4 SE1/4 41.85 Lord Vernon (1/2 Int.) 08-11-07 Rural W1/2 NW1/4 6.5 Naron Edward 30-11-06 R M & B 2921 Hwy 83 N MH Only 11.52 Lord Vernon (1/2 Int.) 08-11-07 Rural W1/2 W1/2 E1/2 NW1/4 4.5 Neeley Larry 10-11-06 R M & B MH Only 40.13 Lord Vernon (1/4 Int.) 19-12-04 Rural S1/2 SE1/4 6.5 Nelms Jackie Ray 07-13-05 R M & B 144 S 16Th Section Rd MH Only 521.44 Lord Vernon Etux (1/20 Int) 25-11-05 Rural NW1/4 SW1/4 4.5 Nelson Charley Mrs. C/O Sylvis 26-13-04 R M & B S Pt NW1/4 Unit 4 124.47 Lord Vernon Etux (1/20 Int) 26-11-05 Rural NE1/4 10.53 Nelson ADVANCE-MONTICELLONIAN | mymonticellonews.net WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2017• PAGE 9D

OWNER PARCEL AMT OWNER PARCEL AMT Nelson Charley Mrs. C/O Sylvis 27-13-04 R M & B Lbb NE1/4 Unit 4 10 Pinkus Lee Rosswood Lot 003 998 Bowser Rd Lot Number Three (3) And Lot, Num- 1,106.74 Nelson ber Four (4} Of Unit One Of Rosswood Nelson Sylvis & Jessica 26-13-04 R M & B 373 Grace Lp Pt Lbb NE/4 &, Pt W/2 SE/4 NE/4 A 427.45 Pinkus Lee SEark Plaza 123 A-D Carla St W 85' Lt 1, The West 85 Feet, Taken 6,186.65 Parcel Of Land In The South Between Parallel New Castle Homes LLC Monticello Original Block 121 E Wood St Building Only 944.52 Pipes Winster E. 16-13-07 R M & B 172 S Bowser Rd Pt NE4 SE4 NW4 W Of Hamb/War- 692.7 ren Rd All That Part Of The New Hope Hunting Club C/O Calvin 12-14-08 R M & B Chapman Trl SE1/4 NW1/4 Bldg. Only 93.29 P Birch Plunkett Willy & Drew Etal 27-11-06 R M & B Jose Chapel Rd SW Pt SW1/4 SW1/4 35.61 Newbill Denice 25-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 1223 E Watts St MH Only 102.57 Pope Helen Marie Mitchell Western Pines Add Lot 032 143 Mcknight Dr Unit 1, 267.91 Newbill Denise 05-12-06 R M & B 1355 Florence Rd Pt SW1/4 SE1/4 187.15 Posey Cletus Etal 20-11-06 R M & B Hwy 83 N E1/2 NE1/4 NW1/4 SW1/4 W Rd, 6.92 Newbill Shealvyn Denise 08-12-06 R M & B Block 002 1272 Florence Rd NE Pt NW1/4 NW1/4 S 62.69 Posey Lance 20-11-06 R M & B 3195 N 83 Hwy Pt SW1/4 NW1/4 642.54 Of E Rd, A Parcel Of Land Situated In The NW 1/4 Of Posey Lance 20-11-06 R M & B Pt S1/2 NW1/4 E Of Rd, 41.86 Newton Arthur L. & Barbara D. 20-12-06 R M & B 1226 Hwy 138 E A Parcel Of Land In The West, Half 23.6 Potter Joy Collins Lot 003 Block 002 118 Collins Cutoff St Lot Three (3) In The 247.77 Of The NE 1/4 (W34 Of NE14) Of Block, Two (2) Of The Town Of Collins Drew County Ark. Newton Barbara Hayes 20-12-06 R M & B 1236 Hwy 138 Pt W2 NE4 Ly N Hwy 138 Lt 5 115.59 Potter Joy Ray Collins Lot 002 Block 002 Joins Hl, Lot No 2 In Block 2 In The Town Of 14 Newton David (Jr) 33-13-04 R M & B 5095 E 35 Hwy MH Only 203.27 Collins Ark. Newton Henry & Trinita 36-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 446 S Pine St A Parcel Of Land In The 541.96 Potter Joy Ray Collins Block 004 123 Collins E. Third St N ROW E Of Main, 138.17 West, Half OfNW 1/4 (WÆ/2 OfNW) Of Section 36 Prewitt Albert C/O Christine Prewitt Edgewood Add Lot 015 Block 002 N Speer , 41.93 Nichols Lola (Graves) C/O Lola N & 02-13-07 R M & B State School Rd Pt NW Pt SW1/4 NE1/4 One Acre 137.61 Prewitt Albert C/O Christine Prewitt Edgewood Add Block 002 E Oakland All 16 & 17 Blk 2, 49.83 Danny Graves More Or Less Described As Beginning At A Prickett J.L. & Donna 13-13-08 R M & B 2164 Old Warren Rd MH Only 163.91 Nolen Earlene JOnes C/O Nancy 03-11-06 R M & B Pt N1/2 N1/2 SW1/4 & S Pt N2, SW4 104.27 Stanley Prosper Alonzo Monticello Original Lot 008 Block 235 418 E College St , 472.11 Nolen Earlene JOnes C/O Nancy 04-11-06 R M & B Nolen Ln SE1/4 SE1/4 84.22 Pruitt Alfred 13-15-04 R M & B 168 W Mississippi MH Only 886.93 Stanley Pryor Bryan D & Angela L 28-14-08 R M & B 304 JOnes Lp All That Part Of The North, Half Of The 613.37 Nolen Zack C/O Nancy Stanley 03-11-06 R M & B SW1/4 SW1/4 14.94 SE 1/4 Of The SW 1/4 Of Norris Chance & Tabitha 31-11-06 R M & B 193 Garrett Ln Pt S1/2 SE1/4 NE1/4 Bounded By A 854.24 Pulley Dovie Monticello Original Block 154 838 N Slemmons St Lot 2 Of Mc- 1,013.78 Line Commencing At The NW Corner Of cullough'S, Subdivision Of Block 155 And South Part Of Block Of 154 In Norris Tabitha F & Chance A 27-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 831 W 278 Hwy A Parcel Of Land Locat- 2,365.97 Pulley Dovie 36-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 505 S A&B Pine St NE Pt SW4 NW4 793.62 ed In, The SW 1/4 Of The SE 1/4 (SW1/4 Of Purifoy Angela R Owens 30-12-07 R M & B 1731 W 278 Hwy Pt E1/2 W1/2 SE1/4 S Of Rd, 314.5 Norsey Ramona Deloris 31-12-06 R M & B 375 Cash St Pt NW1/4 NW1/4 (110 X 200) 27.32 Purifoy Michael & Angela 30-12-07 R M & B 1735 Hwy 278 W MH Only 84.75 North Lacey Hunting Club 20-14-07 R M & B Sid Caperton Rd 5A NE Cor SE4 NW4 (165 X 147), A 365.44 Pymn Brian 21-11-07 R M & B 266 Campground Lp MH Only 63.7 Parcel Of Property Located In The SE 1/4 Of Quillen David 12-13-06 R M & B 171 Loafers Ln SW 1/4 Of NE 1/4 Commencing At 72.46 O'Connor Summer D 16-13-07 R M & B 781 Bowser Rd Pt NE1/4 NW1/4 Commencing At 373.9 The NW Corner Of Said SW 1/4 Of NE The NE Corner Of Said NE 1/4 Of NW Quillen David A Jr 12-13-06 R M & B Pt SW1/4 NE1/4 32.84 Oakes Charles Monticello Original Block 112 317 E Shelton S Pt W 9'112 7.76 Railey Golar C/O T. Wimberly Wilmar City Block 109 S 1/2, 33.71 Oates Gloria Vivian Manor Lot 027 Glenwood 172.85 Randle Coleman & Lena 06-13-06 R M & B 209 Drew 22 Ln Pt NW1/4 N1/2 SW1/4 NE1/4 597.9 Ogelsby Demetrick Wilmar City 900 S 12Th St MH Only 66.64 Randle James B Trustee 27-11-07 R M & B 143 Campground Rd Pt SW1/4 NW1/4 10.48 Ok Land Trust Tillar City Block 017 F St Pt S Pt Blk 17, Part Of Block SEventeen (17) In 79.93 The Town Of Tillar Randle James C & Kristy 36-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 455 S Pine St Pt E 1/2 SW 1/4 NW 1/4 295.88 Beginning At The NE Corner Of The SW Ok Land Trust 36-12-07 Monticello Unplatted E Jackson NW Pt NW1/4 NE1/4 72.96 Randle James C. & Kristy 36-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 602 E Pauline St Pt S Pt NW1/4 NW1/4 271.18 Oliver Sylvester C/O Aritha Diamond 11-15-04 R M & B Silver Mt. Rd Pt SW1/4 SW1/4 122.2 .25 Ac., Ollison Brenda 20-12-06 R M & B 1292 Hwy 138 E Pt N&W Pt W2 NE4 NE4 N Hy 138 5.01 Randle James C. & Kristy 36-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 604 E Pauline St S1/2 NW1/4 NW1/4 56 232.27 Ortner Robert M. & Jodie 24-11-07 R M & B 246 Rabb Rd Pt SW1/4 SW1/4 SE1/4 933.85 1/2 X 252, Owen Christopher R & Laura Monticello Original Block 254 225 W Bolling S Pt Lot 1 254-256, That 170.75 Randle James W 27-11-07 R M & B 145 Campground Rd Pt SW1/4 NW1/4 S Of Rd, 205.32 Part Of Lot 1 In Each Of Blocks 254255 And 256 Of The Beginning At The Point Where The East Line Of The West Owen Christopher R & Laura Monticello Original Block 254 225 W Bolling Ave Mid Pt Lt 1 Blk 254 A 1,104.46 Randle James W 36-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 615 E Bolling A Parcel Of Land In The 321.29 Parcel Of Land In Lot No 1 In Blocks 224255 And 256 Of SE, 1/4 NW 1/4 Of Section 36, Township Owens Elvin Etux Monticello Original Block 106 E Trotter St N 1/2 Lot 7 41.93 Randle Judy K Trustee 13-13-08 R M & B 137 Greenhill Rd Pt NE/4 SW/4 (8.37) &, Pt SE/4 270.79 SW/4 (.70) Owens Elvin Jr Monticello Original Lot 006 Block 106 539 E Trotter St 29.98 Rash Chesley Dewayne & Connie A 25-11-07 R M & B 279 Rabb Rd E2 W2 NE4 NE4 23.56 Owens Jerry Etux Edgewood Add Lot 029 Block 001 432 N Speer 91.78 Rash Chesley Dewayne & Connie A 25-11-07 R M & B W2 NW4 SE4 NE4 13.78 Owens Rebecca 17-12-06 R M & B N2 NW1/4 & SE 1/4 NW 1/4 &, NE 1/4 SW 1/4 & N 62.66 10 Ac SE 1/4 SW 1/4 & Pt SE 1/4 SW 1/4 Rash Chesley Dewayne & Connie A 25-11-07 R M & B E2 NW4 SE4 NE4 13.78 Pace Tommy & Linda 08-13-08 R M & B SE/4 NE/4 84.72 Rash Clayton Robert Thomas 01-13-06 R M & B S1/2 NW1/4 NW1/4 & Pt S2 NW4 275.43 Palmer Jessie Edgewood Add Lot 019 Block 002 N Maple Lot No. 19 In Block No 2 Of, 41.93 Rash Clayton Robert Thomas 01-13-06 R M & B Pt S1/2 NW1/4 95.65 The Edgewood Addition In The S2 Of NW4 Of Section 25 Rash Donna Renee 01-13-06 R M & B So. Pt SW1/4 SW1/4 43.35 Palmer Jimmy D. 30-11-06 R M & B Pt SW1/4 NE1/4 36.71 Rash Donna Renee 12-13-06 R M & B 114 Loafer'S Ln Pt W1/2 NW1/4 N Of Rd, 995.6 Palmer Jimmy Dell Trustee Of The 09-11-07 R M & B S1/2 NW1/4 SW1/4 & E Pt SW4 SW4 & Pt SE4 SW4 184.51 Ratliff Jack 16-13-07 R M & B 248 Bowser Rd MH Only 659.54 Palmer Irrevocable Trust & W Pt SW4 SE4 Ray George C. & Stephanie Monticello Original Block 079 E Shelton E 50' Blk 79, 85.69 Parks Chris 25-13-07 R M & B 1102 Midway Rt NW Pt SE1/4 NE1/4 E Of Rd, A 218.69 Parcel Of Land Located In The SE 1/4 Of The Rayford Ruby Lee Wilmar City Block 130 546 Mckinstry Ave Pt W Pt1 & Pt 3, 137.56 Parmer Sandra & Glen Edward Tanglewood Add Lot 074 326 Tanglewood Lot No 74 Of Tanglewood 421.98 Raylynn Inc. Monticello Original Block 102 Conley & Gaines N 39.7' Ex NE Cor Lt 4 113.99 Acres, Subdivision Of A Part Of The South Half Of The SE Raylynn Inc. Monticello Original Block 102 Conley & Gaines St S 28.3 Of N 68 Of Lt 4 83.99 Pattison William D & Patricia 05-12-07 R M & B Mack Hood Rd Pt. SW1/4 SW1/4 122.37 Reddell Todd 10-11-06 R M & B MH Only 451.58 Pattison William D & Patricia 06-12-07 R M & B Mack Hood Rd Pt SE1/4 SE1/4 63.7 Reed Carnell Etux 30-13-06 R M & B S 7.60A NW1/4 NW1/4 29.15 Patton Collin Tillar City Lot 003 Block 016 387 N Railroad St Pt Lt 3 Blk 16-Tillar, A 148.93 Reed David 23-13-08 R M & B 227 Greenhill New Hope Rd MH Only 73.73 Parcel Of Land In Lot 3 In Block 16 Of The City Of Reed James Jerome City 148 W Mississippi MH Only 491.85 Peacock Bryan K & Stephanie J Snow 32-11-05 R M & B SW Pt NW1/4 NW1/4 11.03 Reed Tommie & Melanie 06-12-07 R M & B 2777 Hwy 35 W Pt Of Lot 14 Frl. W1/2 SW1/4 A 17.94 Peacock Bryan Keith & Stephanie J 32-11-05 R M & B NW 1/4 NW 1/4 Commencing At The NW Corner Of 21.54 Parcel Of Land In Lot 14 In The Fractional West Half ( Snow Said NW 1/4 NW 1/4 Reemes Eddie Randall Tillar City Block 017 135 115 "E" St Tillar- Pt N 1/2 S Pt,Blk 17, 492.92 Peacock Jim E. Trustee 02-15-07 R M & B Van Horn Trl 1A NW Cor SW1/4 SW1/4 245.27 Reemes Eddie Randall Monticello Original Block 274 1033 E Shelton St Pt 274 & 275, A Part Of 86.62 Peacock Jim Trustee 02-15-07 R M & B NW1/4 SW1/4 84.72 Blocks 274 And 275 In The City Of Monticello, Pearson Al & Effie 35-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 391 E Willis St A Parcel Of Land Situated 395.77 Reemes Eddie Randall Monticello Original Block 288 E College St Pt Blks (155 X 245) 287 & 128.69 In, The NE 1/4 Of SE 1/4 (NE 1/4 Of 290, Peer Alfonzo Etux Sherwood Forest Add Lot 003 Block 002 512 Lincoln Ct , 171.82 Reid Kelly & Melissa 23-13-08 R M & B 343 Greenhill Rd Pt E/2 SW/4 NE/4 101.8 Peifer Larry & Reba 29-14-08 R M & B 116 Longview Rd Pt NW4 SE4 E Of Rd, Part Of The 17.39 Reid Kelly & Melissa 23-13-08 R M & B 343 Greenhill Rd NE Pt SW/4 NE/4 W Of Rd, 1,283.91 NW 1/4 Of The SE 1/4 Of Reo Nationwide LLC 26-12-04 R M & B 160 Four Mile Creek Rd Pt SE1/4 SW1/4 20.92 Pemberton Gorden Piney Creek 133 Piney Creek Ln MH Only 39.61 Reyes Ricky Winchester City Lot 001 Block 006 5238 138 Hwy Lot One In Block Six, 42.64 Pemberton Ina G. 26-13-07 R M & B Wheeler Ln Pt W2 W2 NW4 NW4 E Hy 425 Sout, H 30.67 Haynes, Survey To The Town Of Winchester, Ark. 28.25X181.64 Fronts Wheeler Dr Rhoades Allen 07-13-04 R M & B E2 NE4 & NE4 SE, 590.08 Pemberton Jason Corey 26-13-07 R M & B 117 Wheeler Ln Pt N1/2 NW1/4 38.33 Rhoades Allen 07-13-04 R M & B Pt NW1/4 NE1/4 10.65 Pemberton Jill 04-13-06 R M & B 2320 Hwy 35 E Pt E1/2 NW1/4 Tract C N Hwy, 29.08 Rhoades Allen 08-13-04 R M & B NW1/4 NE1/4 184 Pemberton Jill 04-13-06 R M & B 2320 Hwy 35 E Pt E1/2 NW1/4 5.01 Rhoades Allen A. 08-13-04 R M & B NW1/4 741.28 Pemberton Jill 04-13-06 R M & B 2318 Hwy 35 E MH Only 96.3 Rhoades Allen A. & Minnie 07-13-04 R M & B SW1/4 NE1/4 & NW4 SE4 390.43 Pemberton William G Piney Creek Lot 020 , 12.44 Rhodes Clara C/O Viola Cooper Wilmar City Block 135 138 Hart Ave Pt 3135, 127.37 Pemberton William G Piney Creek Lot 021 Piney Creek Rd , 67.7 Rice Jesse J 10-11-06 R M & B Bldg Only 19.55 Penick David & Lucinda 24-12-06 R M & B 2649 Hwy 278 E MH Only 56.18 Rice Neil 31-13-06 R M & B 1466 Midway Rt SW 1/4 Of SE 1/4 Beginning At The 219.68 Pennington Jill 16-13-07 R M & B 735 Bowser Rd Pt E1/2 NW1/4 NE1/4 A Parcel Of 927.68 SE Corner Of The SE Land Situated In The East Half Of The Rice Robert 02-11-04 R M & B 5178 138 Hwy MH Only 377.74 Pennington William V.& Stacey 03-11-07 R M & B 344 E Mt Zion Rd Pt Frl E1/2 NW1/4 1,140.73 Ricks George D Laude Add Lot 006 Block 00H 444 E Godbold Lot No 6 In Block "H" Of 101.55 Perkins Family Joint Revoc Trust 16-12-06 R M & B 1351 Hwy 138 Pt SW4 SW4 26.6 The, Laude Addition In The City Of Monticello, Ar Perkins Family Joint Revoc Trust 21-12-06 R M & B Pt N1/2 NW1/4 152.17 Ridgell Charles & Margaret 05-13-07 R M & B 1558 Old Warren Rd Pt SW1/4 SE1/4 25.02 Perkins Family Joint Revoc Trust 25-12-07 R M & B E 138 Pt NE1/4 160.48 Ridgell Donald Billy &Douglas 10-12-07 R M & B 2225 N 425 Hwy Pt SW1/4 NE1/4 85.27 Perkins Family Joint Revoc Trust 33-12-07 R M & B 1274 Old Warren Rd Pt SE1/4 SW1/4 SE1/4 3,565.31 Ridgell Herman C/O Auelia Kent 34-11-05 R M & B Pt NE1/4 SW1/4 A Parcel Of Land In The NE 1/4 Of 109.11 Perkins Family Joint Revoc Trust 08-13-07 R M & B Old Warren Rd Pt NE1/4 NW1/4 76.45 The Perkins Family Joint Revoc Trust 08-13-07 R M & B Old Warren Rd NW1/4 NW1/4 81.71 Ridgell Herman C/O Aurelia Kent 03-12-05 R M & B Pt NE1/4 SW1/4 A.Parcel Of Land In The NE 1/4 Of 113.35 The Perkins Family Joint Revoc Trust 25-12-07 Monticello Unplatted Pt NE1/4 291.7 Ridgell John C/O L. Collins 07-12-06 R M & B Pt S1/2 NE1/4 66.96 Perry Marlon Wilmar City Lot 004 Block 468 133 Hart Ave (60 X 100)Pt 4 The East 60 53.55 Feet Of The North 70 Feet Of Lot 4 In Block Ridgell Lemuel Etux C/O David 25-12-07 Monticello Unplatted E Railroad St Pt S1/2 SE1/4 42.46 Karon Ridgell Person Toni Monticello Original Lot 005 Block 147 824 N Main St W 112' Of Lt 5, A 1,055.79 Strip Of Land 100 Feet Wide (As Measured North And South) Ridgell Lisa Monticello Original Block 066 235 E Trotter SW Cor Of E 1/2 S 1/2 Bk 1,089.13 66, A Parcel Of Land In The South Half (S 1/2) Of Block Peterson Deloria & Iola Elder 14-11-04 R M & B Old 65 Hwy Pt NW1/4 Ex 4.20 A In SW NW, 986.82 Ridgell Margaret 25-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 1244 E Railroad W Pt SW1/4 SE1/4 S Of 42.46 Peterson Deloris 05-12-04 R M & B Pt. Frl. NW 1/4 268.09 RR Peterson Deloris E. (Trustee) Deloris 30-11-04 R M & B Ables Creek Road Pt W Pt SE4 & W Pt SE4 SE4 E, Of 462.65 Ridgell Marjorie Etal C/O Zenobia 07-12-06 R M & B W Pt SW1/4 NE1/4 33.84 E. Revocable Trust Creek & NE4 SE4 All That Part Of The M. Ridgell Peterson Merle F. 30-11-04 R M & B Ables Creek Rd E 2/3 SE1/4 SE1/4 148.16 Ridgell Mary Lou Monticello Original Lot 28A 334 E Pauline St MH Only 172.79 Peterson Merle F. 31-11-04 R M & B Pt SW1/4 SE1/4 73.12 Ridgell Shirley 10-12-06 R M & B 1606 Hwy 138 MH Only 215.69 Peterson Merle F. 05-12-04 R M & B NE 1/4 R.B.B., 231.82 Riley James Otis C/O Roger Riley Wilmar City Block 135 Hart (54X66)Pt 3135 219.32 Peterson Merle F. Etux 31-11-04 R M & B Ables Creek Rd NE1/4 & E2 SE4 & NW4 SE4 1,072.78 Rivera Patricia & Luis Salazar 35-12-07 R M & B 111 Midway Rt Pt SW4 SE4 39.61 Peterson Merle F. Etux 32-11-04 R M & B Ables Creek Rd W1/2 NE1/4 & W2 & W Pt SE4 2,624.20 Roark Auto Sales C/O Benny & Dana 27-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 725 Barkada Rd Bldg Only 269.9 Pevey Mark & Tammy Monticello Original Lot 019 Block 147 702 N Main St Pt Lt 19 Bk 147 602.26 Roark (148'X124.5), All That Certain Parcel Of Land Situated In The County Roark Benny Monticello Original Block 245 456 S Hyatt St Pt 11 & 12, 1,001.37 Phillips Doy W. 08-14-05 R M & B N1/2 NE1/4 SE1/4 45.62 Roark Irvin B. & Sidana L. Monticello Original Lot 019 Block 147 113 A To F E Oakland St Pt Lt 19 4,309.01 Phillips Osman Etal 19-14-07 R M & B 907 Lacey-New Hope Rd Pt Mid Pt SW1/4 NE1/4 W 191.74 Bk 147 (148'X 66.5), Of Rd, Roark Irvin B. & Sidana Tanglewood Add Lot 004 134 Tracy Dr 1,686.63 Pine Haven Park Inc 10-12-07 R M & B 2187 Hwy 425 N Commencing At The NW Corner Of 5,480.61 Robinson Harold Wilmar City Block 142 618 Seventh St S Pt 4 Beginning 220 Yards South 307.1 The NW 1/4 Of The SE Of North West Corner Of The Pine Haven Park Inc C/O Leonard 10-12-07 R M & B 2179 C N 425 Hwy Pt N1/2 NW1/4 SE1/4 W Of Rd, 2,742.51 Robinson Harold Etal Wilmar City Block 141 SW Pt W Pt 90.09 Stephenson Robinson JacqueLine & Thurman 25-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 505 Winchester Road, Lot #11 MH Only 205.45 Piney Woods Hunting Club C/O Matt 33-14-06 R M & B Main Line Rd SE1/4 SE1/4 36.11 Wood PAGE 10D • WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2017 ADVANCE-MONTICELLONIAN | mymonticellonews.net

OWNER PARCEL AMT OWNER PARCEL AMT Robinson Willie Mae C/O Darlean 35-12-07 Monticello Unplatted Cedar Hill St Pt NE1/4 SE1/4 87.53 Smith George B C/O Gail Smith Wilmar City Block 144 E Johnson St Pt 12, A Parcel Of Land In The 90.09 Gross Northei.St 1/4 Of The Rogers Brian Wilmar City 204 S 6Th St Pt Lt4 Blk 40 (E2), 310.59 Smith Hugh C. & Victoria Hogue Subdivision Lot 010 340 Rose Hill Cut-Off Rd , 1,216.87 Rogers David Monticello Original 325 Lot #4 S Hyatt St MH Only 321.17 Smith Jayna 05-11-07 R M & B 250 W Mt. Zion Rd A Parcel Of Land Situated In, The 843.1 NE 1/4 Of NW 1/4 (NE 1/4 Of Roque Ariel & Antonia Monticello Original Block 208 130 E College St E 65' Blk 208 399.82 Smith Jerry D. & Joyce Tanglewood Add Lot 076 340 Tanglewood , 649.64 Roque Ariel & Antonia Monticello Original Block 209 130 E College A Parcel Of Land 65 Feet 207.03 Wide, (As Measured East And West) Taken Between Parallel Lines Smith Kevin Laron 26-11-07 R M & B Pt N Pt NW SW SW1/4 46.63 Roshell Andrew III Wilmar City Block 139 420 S 7Th St S Pt, 359.76 Smith Lewis T. & Norma 06-14-06 R M & B 1516 Midway Rt Pt N1/2 NE1/4 15.74 Ross David Simms 21-12-07 R M & B 1228 Barkada Rd Pt E1/2 SE1/4 SE1/4 N Of Rd, Part 302.44 Smith Luther 07-14-06 R M & B 1871 Midway Rt Pt N & W Pt NW1/4 SE1/4 SE1/4 715.65 Of The East Half Of The SE 1/4 Smith Orean Etal C/O Sherry Lam- 31-14-07 R M & B 173 Salina Pt SW1/4 NW1/4 212.66 Ross David Simms 22-12-07 R M & B Barkada Rd Pt W1/2 SW1/4 SW1/4 N Of Rd, Part Of 17.54 bert The East Half Of The SE 1/4 Smith Patricia C/O Ora Evans Winchester City Lot 008 143 Thomas St Oswalds #1., Lot 8 Oswald Sub- 236.72 Ross Jeff W & Victoria 06-12-05 R M & B 2464 138 Hwy Lot 2 N1/2 104.01 division To The Town Of Winchester, Ross P. Luevonda Deer Creek Sub Lot 019 Phase 1, All Of Lot No 19 In Phase I Of Deer 37.19 Smith Shirley W 04-12-04 R M & B E 277 Hwy Pt. Unit 53, A Part Of The Sl/2, SEc. 4 243.88 Creek Subdivision T-12-S, R-4-W, Drew County, Ross P. Luevonda Deer Creek Sub Lot 020 Phase 1, All Of Lot No 20 In Phase I Of Deer 12.33 Smith Tommie Etal 26-12-04 R M & B A Parcel Of Land In The, SW 1/4 Of The SW 1/4 (SW 13.12 Creek Subdivision 1/4 Of ROWlett Leroy & Lois 16-12-05 R M & B 3357 278 East Hwy Pt SE4 NE4 N Rd/152X200, 886.67 Smith Wilbert L C/O Wilbert & Jeni 11-15-07 R M & B S Pt SE SE N Of Rd, 90.23 Smith Runnels Agness 02-11-04 R M & B Hogue St SW Pt SE1/4 SW1/4 40.41 Smith William & Leveta Davis C/O 35-12-07 Monticello Unplatted Cedar Hill St SE Pt NE1/4 SE1/4 55.61 Russell Jannie G. Monticello Original 325 Lot #3 S Hyatt St MH Only 221.12 Leveta Smith Davis Russell Jessica 25-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 1515 E Jackson St Pt W1/2 SE1/4 SE1/4 723.65 Smith William & Leveta Davis C/O 35-12-07 Monticello Unplatted Cedar Hill St NE Pt SE1/4 SE1/4 52.97 Russell Langdon & J. Glass 08-15-08 R M & B NW Pt NE1/4 SE1/4 69.07 Leveta Smith Davis Russell Langdon & J. Glass 08-15-08 R M & B Cb Franklin Rd Pt NE1/4 SE1/4 36.71 SE Regions Timber LLC C/O Dennis Monticello Original Lot 001 Block 106 517 E Trotter Lot 1 In Block 106, 349.05 Sanders Carolyn D. Etal And Sharon 14-13-08 R M & B Greenhill New Hope Rd Pt W Pt SW/4 SW/4 W Of 26.21 III & Kim Johnson A. Wrench Rd, Parcel No. 1 A Parcel Of Land Located Sparks Brenda Gay Western Pines Add Lot 120 469 Meadowview Unit III, 574.99 Sanders Carolyn D. Etal And Sharon 14-13-08 R M & B Greenhill New Hope Rd NW Pt S/2 SW/4 SW/4 W Of 46.63 Spears William And Stacy 20-12-06 R M & B Deer Run Rd A Parcel Of Land Situated In, The East 313.3 A. Wrench Rd, Parcel No. 1 A Parcel Of Land Located Half Of NW 1/4 (E Of NWÆA) Of Sanders Eugene L. & Bruce 25-12-07 Monticello Unplatted Winchester Rd Pt NW Pt NW SE, 69.33 Spencer Karen Denise Kolb 21-14-07 R M & B 3262 Hwy 425 S MH Only 245.99 Sanders Leo 25-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 384 Winchester Rd Pt NW NW1/4 SE1/4 57.07 Stanley Dock & Dot C/O Pamela Monticello Original Block 232 355 Pauline St (75 X 180), A Part Of Block 60.34 (72 X 233), Youngblood (232) In The Town Of Monticello, Ark Sandlin Steve Monticello Original Block 233 417 S Gabbert A Parcel Of Land In Block 210.44 Stanley Dot C/O Pamela Youngblood 31-14-07 R M & B Pt E Pt SW1/4 NE1/4 28.06 233, Of The City Of Monticello, Bounded By A Line The Point Stanley Nancy 03-11-06 R M & B Pt N1/2 SW1/4 208 X 208 35.61 Savage James A & Julie E 21-12-07 R M & B 120 Beard Hill A Parcel Of Land In The South, Half 876.02 Stanley Parnell & R. K. Veasey Monticello Original Block 271 1210 E Railroad St Pt Blk 271, 190.5 Of SW 1/4 Of Section 21, Township 12 Stevens Veronica Tanglewood Add Lot 027 229 Tracy Dr , 1,195.87 Savage James A & Julie E 28-14-08 R M & B 297 JOnes Lp The North Half Of The, SW 1/4 Of The 1,150.44 SW 1/4 Of Section Stewart Karen 32-13-05 R M & B MH Only 34.59 Savage James Allen As Trustee Of The 21-12-07 R M & B 156 Beard Hill Pt S1/2 SW1/4 A Parcel Of Land In 444.34 Stewart Karen 33-13-05 R M & B A Parcel Of Land Located, Partly In The East Half Of 11.33 Savage Family Trust The South Half Of The SW The SE 1/4 Of Sawyer Bertis Eastview Add Lot 014 769 E Oakland St , 107.57 Stewart Keith & Karen 32-13-05 R M & B 453 S Cominto Rd Pt Mid Pt E1/2 SE1/4 A Parcel Of 399.77 Land Located Partly In The East Half Of Sawyer Bobby H Jr 08-13-05 R M & B W2 W2 NE4 46.36 Stewart Keith & Karen 33-13-05 R M & B Pt Mid Pt W1/2 SE1/4 A Parcel Of Land Located 25.66 Sawyer Bobby Ray 09-13-07 R M & B 728 Bowser Rd Pt E1/2 SW1/4 SE1/4 945.72 Partly In The East Half Of Say Cecil & Tracie (Jr) 18-14-06 R M & B 131 Cook Ln Pt N1/2 S1/2 SW1/4 NE1/4 A Parcel Of 396.76 Stewart Stephen & Karen Riggins Monticello Original Block 076 E Shelton All S Mo-Pac RR Blk 76, 141.6 Land In The North Half Of South Half Of Strahan Steven 31-13-07 R M & B Lot 04 952 172 Hwy Lot 4 W1/2 Ex 1.5-A S Of Rd, 223.17 Say Cecil (Jr) C/O Cecil Jr & Tracie 18-14-06 R M & B 127 Cook LaNE S1/2 S1/2 SW1/4 NE1/4 47.89 Say Strahan Steven 31-13-07 R M & B Lot 07 Pt Lot 7 SW1/4 N Of Rd, 17.29 Schiesser Jack Etux Wilmar City 711 SE 8Th St Pt 03 114 & 117, 33.71 Strahan Steven 31-13-07 R M & B 172 Hwy E 30A Lt 6 & E1/2 N1/2 Lt 10, 61.17 Schober Outdoor Advertising Wilmar City Hwy 278 W Bboard Sits On 704-00081-000-C 127.19 Strickland Candice J Cotham Monticello Original Block 288 518 S Speer (90 X 162), 553.52 Scott Cheryl D. Sherwood Forest Add Lot 001 Block 002 502 Lincoln Ct 572.8 Strickland Gary & Jennifer Sandy Creek Lot 009 141 Sandy Creek Ln Unit 1 (160 X 278.88), 106.34 Scott Cheryl D. Sherwood Forest Add Lot 017 Block 005 409 Kennedy 179.02 Strickland Raymond O C/O Jimmy & Monticello Original Block 288 518 S Speer St Pt 288 A Parcel Of Land In 125.79 Debra Barnett Block No. 288 Of Wells Addition To Scott Gladys Hogue Subdivision 138 Faye LaNE MH Only 204.29 Strickland Shannon A. University Heights Lot 008 117 Gum Springs , 924.32 Scott Martiz & Cheryl 25-12-07 Monticello Unplatted Lot 6 470 Winchester Rd Pt SW1/4 417.35 NE1/4 Lot 6 Suber Belinda J. Sherwood Forest Add Lot 004 Block 002 518 Lincoln Ct , 127.52 Scott Martiz & Cheryl 25-12-07 Monticello Unplatted E Oakland A Parcel Of Land Situated In, 47.2 Suber Belinda Jean Monticello Original Block 305 221 S Conley St N1/2 Blk 305, 546.38 The NW 1/4 (NW 1/4) Of Section 25, Township Suber Latoya & C. Bennett Monticello Original Block 059 Wausau St S Pt Blk 59, 156.06 Scott Michael E 19-14-06 R M & B 2177 Midway Rt All That Part Fo The, SW 1/4 Of NE 137.67 Suddeth Nicholas C. & Overstreet 32-14-07 R M & B 190 S Lacey School Rd Pt SE1/4 NW1/4 545.46 1/4 (SW 1/4 Of Adelia Marie Scott Terrell 19-11-07 R M & B 5036 Hwy 425 N MH Only 42.62 Sullivan Eula Mae (Sissy) 34-11-06 R M & B 1849 Florence Rd Pt Mid Pt S2 SW4 NW4 W Rd, 46.52 Select Portfolio Servicing Inc 21-13-07 R M & B Hwy 172 Pt S Pt SW4 SW4 SE4 Lying S, Hy 3.51 Sulvetta Gloria Celest Lewis 17-15-07 R M & B NE1/4 NW1/4 89.23 Self Maxie & Sherrie Western Pines Add W 278 Hwy Unit 1 W Pt Lt 23, 141.6 Summerford Reba Eloise Monticello Original Block 291 327 S Pine St All Lt 4 & N2 Lt 5 Bk 291, 421.56 Selma Hunting Club Inc. C/O Joshua 12-12-05 R M & B W Pt S1/2 SW1/4 22.3 SEe 703-01672-001 Lot 4 In Block 291 King Swarek Thomas 13-15-04 R M & B NW1/4 NW1/4 W Of Brake, 74.22 Selma Hunting Club Inc. C/O Joshua 12-12-05 R M & B Selma-Collins Rd S & Mid Pt S1/2 W Of Hwy 859.47 Swarek Thomas L. 12-15-04 R M & B All S1/2 SW1/4 W Of Brake, 350.34 King Swarek Thomas L. 14-15-04 R M & B Bayou Rd NE1/4 NE1/4 140.85 Selma Hunting Club Inc. C/O Joshua 12-12-05 R M & B Pt S1/2 SW1/4 And N Pt SW SE, W Of Rd 114.05 King Swarek Thomas L. 14-15-04 R M & B SE1/4 NE1/4 N Of Rd., 4.27 Seven Devils Hunting Club C/O 11-13-05 R M & B All Ex SW1/4 NW1/4 (Bldg Only) 32.29 Swift James 36-11-07 R M & B 643 GarNEtt Rd Pt NW1/4 NW1/4 238.47 Dewayne Rash Tate Retha Monticello Original 560 E Railroad MH Only 7.76 Shafer Richard K. Etux Maplewood Add Lot 005 142 Locust Cr 942.01 Tate Retha Monticello Original 568 E Railroad MH Only 5.64 Shaw Carrie C/O I. Morris 12-14-04 R M & B S Pt E1/2 Lbb NW1/4 & Pt E Pt, W1/2 NW 1/4 215.64 Taylor Raymond Wilmar City Block 009 Anderson Ave 82' Off W Side Blk 9, 33.71 Shaw Jack C/O Ivory Morris 13-14-04 R M & B W1/2 NW1/4 NE1/4 42.52 Ten Gauge Hunting Club C/O Phillip 30-12-05 R M & B Hallick Lp SE1/4 SE1/4 (Bldg Only), 8.02 Shaw Keana & Hakeem Wilmar City Block 144 335 E Johnson St Pt12, A Parcel Of Land Con- 196.33 Mcdaniel taining One-Fourth Acre And Measuring Terry Calola G. & B. Bryant 20-12-07 R M & B 1615 Barkada Rd Pt NW1/4 SE1/4 92.78 Shaw Maryland Hardy Homestead 119 Shaw Ln MH Only 97.4 The River LLC 27-12-07 R M & B 791 Hwy 278 W A Parcel Of Land Located In, The SW 4,770.44 Sheets Brenda 04-13-08 R M & B 1018 S Wilmar Rd Pt SE/4 NE/4 NE/4 26.85 1/4 Of The SE 1/4 (SW1/4 Of Sheets Cal & Shirley Wilmar City Block 140 120 E Johnson Pt Blk(80 X 105) 892.51 Theus Bobby 27-12-08 R M & B , Beginning At The SE Corner Of The North Half Of 27.32 Sheiron Johnny & Glenda C/O Anglia 33-11-06 R M & B 129 Jose Chapel Cutoff Rd Pt SE1/4 N1/2 SE1/4 606.62 Thomasson William O. 20-12-07 R M & B Barkada Rd N Pt NE1/4 SW1/4 61.92 Olsen NE1/4 Thomasson William O. 20-12-07 R M & B Barkada Rd NW Pt NW1/4 SE1/4 41.85 Shelby Fritz & Kim 31-11-06 R M & B 306 Jose Chapel Rd Pt SW1/4 SE1/4 20.3 Thompson CaroLine C/O Denise 26-11-07 R M & B Pt S2 SW, 40.6 Shelton Jeanie 27-12-08 R M & B 252 Dickson Rd MH Only 45.28 Owens Shepherd Sherry 19-12-05 R M & B 2750 Hwy 278 E MH Only 46.63 Thompson Joel (Jr) & Valerie 28-11-05 R M & B 3054 138 Hwy Pt W & S Pt NW4 NW4 35.19 Shipp Morse C/O Melvin Shipp 05-13-08 R M & B Henry Rd Pt SW/4 NE/4 NW/4 - 100 X 100, A Parcel 15.05 Toney Investment Properties Monticello Original Lot 009 Block 131 877 N Cooper St A Parcel Of 284.73 Of Land In The NE 1/4 Of The Land Located In, Block 131 And 133 Of The City Of Monticello, Ark Bounded By Shorter Lakie Wilmar City Block 132 842 S. 7Th St MH Only 285.51 Toney Investment Properties Curry'S Add 1147 N Samuel St Pt SE 1/4 SE 1/4 A Parcel Of Land Locat- 404.47 Simmons Billboard Ads LLC 34-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 513 Hwy 425 S Billboard, 72.96 ed In The SE 1/4 Of Tahe Simmons Carolyn J. 10-13-07 Monticello Unplatted 104 Falls St Pt SW1/4 SW1/4 (140 X 140), 1,122.13 Toney Investment Properties Sherwood Forest Add Lot 004 Block 001 518 Robin Hood Dr Lot 4 In 500.44 Simmons Carolyn J. 10-13-07 Monticello Unplatted Falls St Pt SW1/4 SW1/4 (150 X 140), 212.82 Block 1 Of Unit 1 Of, Sherwood Forest Subdivision Of A Part Of The SW 1/4 Fo Simmons Ollie Mae Wilmar City Block 130 520 Mckinstry Pt W Pt1 & Pt 3, 228.83 Toney Investment Properties Sherwood Forest Add Lot 009 Block 001 552 Robin Hood Dr All Lot 9 In 473.09 Simmons Ollie Mae & Joye Ann Guy Wilmar City Block 130 Pt W Pt1 & Pt 3, 62.34 Block 1 Of Unit, Of Sherwood Forest Subdivision Of A Part Of The & Ruby Rayford Toney Investment Properties Sherwood Forest Add Lot 006 Block 003 528 Roosevelt Lot 6 In Block 3 480.45 Simpson Brenda 17-14-07 R M & B 257 Beulah Ln MH Only 51.16 Of Unit 1 Of, Sherwood Forest Subdivision Of A Part Of The SW 1/4 Of Simpson James & Janice E. 03-12-05 R M & B Pt Lot 4 N1/2, 25.31 Toney Stacy Maria Place Add Lot 037 895 Maria Pl , 523.93 Simpson James & Janice E. 03-12-05 R M & B 561 N 16Th Section Rd Pt Lot 11 N1/2, 118.36 Toney Stacy Sherwood Forest Add Lot 013 Block 001 529 Robin Hood Dr 516.71 Simpson Jay S & Peggy S 17-14-07 R M & B 267 Beulah Rd One Acre, More Or Less, Located In 778.4 Toney Stacy Sherwood Forest Add Lot 014 Block 003 529 Roosevelt 466.77 The SW 1/4 Of The NE Toney Stacy Sherwood Forest Add Lot 015 Block 003 525 Roosevelt 432.58 Simpson Kenneth Earl Etal 05-15-07 R M & B Pt SW NW & Pt NW SW, 17.29 Toney Stacy Sherwood Forest Add Lot 017 Block 003 513 Roosevelt 338.42 Simpson Kenneth Earl Etal 06-15-07 R M & B Pt NE SE, 37.1 Toney Stacy Sherwood Forest Add Lot 002 Block 005 119 Kennedy 481.5 Simpson Mae Lee Maria Place Add Lot 031 859 Maria Pl Lot No 31 Of Maria Place, Subdi- 569.29 vision Of A Part Of The South Half Of The NW Trantham Joseph H.(III)& Monica 06-13-06 R M & B 260 Drew 22 Ln Pt E1/2 Frl SW1/4 A Parcel Of Land 8.52 In The East Half Of Fractional Simpson Mae Vern 03-12-05 R M & B A Parcel Of Land Located In, Part Of Lot 1 Of Section 29.64 3, Township 12 South, Range 5 Trantham Joseph H.III & Monica 06-13-06 R M & B 260 Drew 22 Ln Pt E1/2 Frl SW1/4 59.33 Simpson Twyla 06-15-07 R M & B 221 O.Z. Simpson Rd MH Only 398.82 Trantham Randall R 06-13-06 R M & B E 1/2 Of SW 1/4 Beginning At The NE Corner Of Said 90.78 E 1/2 Of SW Simpson Walter D. & Bettye 23-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 1201 N Hyatt St Pt SW1/4 SW1/4 Pt SW 999.94 W Rd, Trantham Sara Wilmar City 703 S 8Th St N Pt Lt 3 Blk 114 & NE Pt 117 251.84 Sims Drue 18-14-04 R M & B N 6A Of Lt 2 In SW1/4 11.84 Trotter Bobbie Jean 20-12-07 R M & B Barkada Rd Pt SW NE W Of Rd, Commencing At The 39.1 SW Corner Of The SW Sims Drue H. Etux 13-14-05 R M & B S1/2 NE1/4 105.06 Trotter Demetrous & JacqueLine Winchester City Lot 1 Block 4 Bell St S1/2 Lt 1 Blk 4 Bells Add'N 76.21 Sims Drue H. Etux 13-14-05 R M & B N 1/2 N1/2 Of SE, 43.86 Trotter Eric 10-12-05 R M & B 3624 E 278 Hwy Pt Mid Pt SE1/4 N Of Hwy 93.51 Sipes Dennis & Betty 24-12-07 R M & B 577 580 E Calhoun St Pt NE1/4 SW1/4 404.51 Trotter Henryton & Marilyn 29-12-06 R M & B 1797 Hwy 278 E Pt E Pt SE4 SW4 S Hy 278E 177.86 Sipes Dennis & Betty 24-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 574 Calhoun St Pt E & N Pt S1/2 SW1/4 28.8 Trotter Henryton & Marilyn Monticello Original Block 306 605 E Jackson St Lot No 5 In Block 306 278.11 Sipes Dennis & Betty 24-12-07 Monticello Unplatted Calhoun St , 4.81 Of, Owens Addition To The City Of Monticello, Ark., Sipes Dennis & Betty 24-12-07 Monticello Unplatted Pt SE1/4 SW1/4 16.61 Trotter Henryton R. 10-11-06 R M & B Hwy 277 N Pt W1/2 NW1/4 NE1/4 SE1/4 16.45 Sipes Ivon & Christine 36-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 1520 E Jackson Pt NE1/4 NE1/4 (130 X 502.83 Trotter JacqueLine Winchester City 146 Bell St MH Only 234.3 230), Trotter Kenneth & Katie S. 27-12-08 R M & B 150 Dickson Rd Pt NE/4 SE/4 E Of Rd 1,223.81 Sivils Bobby & Laurie 18-14-06 R M & B 2100 Midway Rt SE Corn SW1/4 SE1/4 E Of Rd, All 197.93 That Part Of The SW 1/4 Of The Trotter Miko Wilmar City Lot 002 Block 111 522 S 8Th St A Parcel Of Land In The, NE 293.63 1/4 Of The NW 1/4 Of The Sivils Laurie A 18-14-06 R M & B 2088 Midway Rt Pt SW1/4 SE1/4 E Of Rd, 685 Tucker Jeffery C & Sheena 10-12-08 R M & B Pt NE/4 NE/4 113.11 Slaughter James 13-13-08 R M & B 2154 Old Warren Mobile Home Only 76.24 Tucker Veronica Monticello Original Lot 012 Block 231 332 E Jackson St 467.3 Slaughter John 36-13-05 R M & B 4475 E 35 Hwy Pt S Pt NE1/4 40.81 Tucker Veronica T. Monticello Original Lot 014 Block 231 E Jackson St 71.38 Smith Christian Winchester City Lot 002 Block 038 Collins St , 150.03 ADVANCE-MONTICELLONIAN | mymonticellonews.net WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2017• PAGE 11D

OWNER PARCEL AMT OWNER PARCEL AMT Tucker Veronica T. Monticello Original Block 231 326 E Jackson St (54.60 X 72) 41.93 Wilkerson Denise 05-13-06 R M & B 408 Old Dermott Rd Mobile Home 104.77 Tucker Winburn C. & Mary E. 10-11-06 R M & B 525 Hwy 277 N E1/2 NW1/4 SW1/4 227.71 Wilkerson Leslie B. & Ronnie Taylor 33-11-06 R M & B SW1/4 NE1/4 92.27 Tucker Zachery & Tiffany Monticello Original Block 206 163 E College St All Ex N (64/2 X 170) 2,468.48 Wilkerson Leslie B. & Ronnie Taylor 33-11-06 R M & B NE1/4 SW1/4 80.48 Lot 1 Wilkerson Sammy G. & Karen Lee 22-12-07 R M & B 153 Burnett Ln E Pt SW1/4 SE1/4 622.48 Tumlison Rhonda 07-15-06 R M & B 305 Bowden Loop MH Only 83.76 Wilkes Elizabeth C/O Rc Mccoy 19-13-06 R M & B New Light Rd N1/2 NE1/4 SW1/4 141.42 Turner Lavern Monticello Original Lot 039 Block 234 366 E College St Lot 39 Of Bell'S 96.19 Williams Brian Cody 17-11-05 R M & B 1561 Hwy 277 N MH Only 77.74 Subdivision, Of Blocks 223, 234 And 235 Of The City Of Monticello Williams Charles E. & Tina M. 35-13-08 R M & B Ras Pace Rd S2 NE4 SW4 W Rd 13.27 Turpitt Jason R. 36-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 471 S Pine A Parcel Of Land In The, SW 708.72 1/4 Of NW 1/4 (Pt SW 1/4) Williams Charles E. & Tina M. 35-13-08 R M & B 452 Ras Pace Rd S2 NW4 SW4 596.41 Valentine Annette H. C/O Julie Willis Oakland Add Block 160 416 Oakland St All Lt 11 Exc W 30' 56.14 Williams Cora Mae 10-11-06 R M & B Hwy 277 N Pt NW1/4 SE1/4 35.61 Veasey Kirby 19-13-06 R M & B New Light Rd MH Only 73 Williams Jeanetta R 24-12-06 R M & B 152 Payton Rd MH Only 486.07 Veasey-Dearmond Timberlands LLC 06-14-07 R M & B SE1/4 SW1/4 & SW4 SE4 W Of, Hwy 92.5 Williams Joe Jr. & JacqueLine 25-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 1223 E Watts Pt SW1/4 SE1/4 A Parcel Of 44.56 Land In The SW 1/4 Of Veasey-Dearmond Timberlands LLC 07-14-07 R M & B W1/2 NE1/4& W 46.90 E1/2, NE1/4; E2 NW4; E2 558.29 SW4 Less 7A SE Corner Williams Kelvin Etal Edgewood Add Block 004 437 N Larkin All Lts 13 & 14 59.26 Vest Randall L 31-12-06 R M & B Pt S1/2 NE1/4 SE1/4 NE1/4 The South Half Of The 19.25 Williams Kelvin Etal Edgewood Add Lot 015 Block 004 Larkin 41.93 NE 1/4 Of The Williams Penny L 36-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 523 E Bolling St Pt E 1/2 SE 1/4 NW 1/4 123.44 Vest Randall L 32-12-06 R M & B 1860 Hwy 35 S N Pt SW1/4 NW1/4 W Of RR, The 460.45 Williams Troy & Mildred Monticello Original Block 287 938 East College A Parcel Of Land 90 Feet 119.63 South Half Of The NE 1/4 Of The Wide, (As Measured East And West) Taken Between Parallel Lines Vincent Jerry L. & Linda 35-11-07 R M & B 320 Vincent Ln Pt NE1/4 NW1/4 335.88 Willis Vernell 26-12-04 R M & B 106 Four Mile Creek Rd Pt SE 1/4 SW 1/4 (50 X 105), 61.4 Vincent Jesse Laude Add Block 00H 428 E Godbold Lt 1 &Pt 2 & 15' On W Sd Bk H 417.21 A Parcel Of Land In The SE 1/4 Of The Vincent Jesse 25-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 1248 Hwy 278 E S Pt NE1/4 SE1/4 & N 259.87 Wilson Graylin Monticello Original Block 172 523 W Trotter E 63' Of N 70'172, A Part 45.89 Pt SE SE Of Block No 172 Of The City Of Monticello, Ark Wade Bobby 06-13-06 R M & B 104 Pine Ln Pt N2 SW NE & Pt SW SE NE 41.61 Wilson John S & Carol A Jordan Add Lot 005 1241 N Main St (100 X 131) 995.63 Wallace Davis C/O Tomesha Drum- 13-11-04 R M & B 180 Green Rd Pt SE1/4 SE1/4 80.68 Wilson Stevie Lee 31-13-07 R M & B 1047 Hwy 172 Building Only 2.53 goole Wilson Valery PiNewood Subdivision Lot 003 1800 Hwy 278 E 87.46 Wallace Jimmy & Greg Ollison 20-12-06 R M & B Hwy 138 E Pt Mid Pt W1/2 NE1/4 NE1/4 S Hwy 117.27 Winchester Warehouse 01-11-04 R M & B 138 Hwy Pt N 1/2 NW 1/4 E Of Hwy #65, A Tract Of 130.09 Wallace Robert Tillar City Lot 004 Block 021 277 Hwy Tillar 11.17 Land In The North One-Half (N1/2) Of The North Wallace William C/O S. Daniel 12-12-05 R M & B Pt SW1/4 SE1/4 123.89 Winchester Warehouse 01-11-04 R M & B 2232 65 Hwy Pt N 1/2 NW 1/4 4,228.03 Wallin Micah Jerome City 149 Mississippi MH Only 72.84 Winchester Warhouse 01-11-04 R M & B 138 And 65-165 Hwy Pt N 1/2 NW 1/4 56.53 Walton Bennie Clara Eastview Add Lot 004 1015 E Oakland St 344.43 Winders Randall W & Twila A 29-11-05 R M & B 113 Winders Ln Pt E1/2 SE1/4 NW1/4 127.7 Washington C. W. Est. 14-14-04 R M & B SW1/4 SE1/4 2/3 Int. 233.37 Winders Ruby Ardell 29-11-05 R M & B 113 Winders Ln A Parcel Of Land Located In, The SE 98.52 1/4 Of The NW 1/4 (SE 1/4 Of Washington Roy Etux 26-12-04 R M & B 5443 278 East Hwy Pt SE 1/4 SW 1/4 26.51 Winn Clifton 29-13-07 R M & B Pt S1/2 NE1/4 18.56 Watson Carrie Etal Edgewood Add Block 004 443 N Oak St All Lts 11 & 12 49.83 Winn Clifton 36-12-07 Monticello Unplatted Pt NE1/4 NE1/4 95.04 Watson Jeffery & Jennifer Country Club Manor Lot 007 145 Gatesway Dr Lot 7 Of Country Club 2,236.78 Manor, Subdivision Of The Part Of The South Half Of Section 15 Winstead William Mark 07-13-06 R M & B Old Troy Rd NE1/4 SE1/4 70.25 Weast Grocery Inc C/O Donnie Weast 03-13-07 Monticello Unplatted 976 Hwy 425 S Pt NE1/4 SE1/4 631.76 Winstead William Mark 08-13-06 R M & B 794 Old Troy Rd SW1/4 SW1/4 1,170.63 Weaver Monica P & James Young 35-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 826 S Gabbert St Pt NW1/4 SE1/4 128.69 Wisner Dorothy Peebles 06-15-07 R M & B N1/2 NW1/4 NE1/4 91.25 Webb Ruby Etal 11-13-07 R M & B 112 Rachel Ln Pt S1/2 NW1/4 23.57 Wood Timmy 30-12-06 Monticello Unplatted 1504 S Hwy 35 Pt W1/2 SE1/4 S Of Rd/N 270.87 Of RR Wedige Dalton 35-12-07 R M & B 132 Midway Rt, Lot #15 MH Only 51.64 Wood Timmy A. 30-12-06 Monticello Unplatted 1528 Hwy 35 S Pt W1/2 SE1/4 345.32 Wells Andrew 20-12-07 R M & B 147 Wells Rd Pt SE1/4 SE1/4 552.99 Woodard Addie C/O Leonard Wilmar City Block 131 S2 Lt 4 The South Half Lot (4) Four In Block One 127.37 Wells Andrew 06-13-07 R M & B S1/2 Lot 10, The East Half Of The South Half Of Lot 23.06 Woodard Hundred 10 Of Section 6 Woodard Curtis D. & Velinda Sherwood Forest Add Lot 033 Block 005 302 Kennedy 856.32 Wells Andrew Etux 21-12-07 R M & B 108 Honson Ln Pt NE1/4 SW1/4 1,026.77 Woodell John H & Pamela 16-11-07 R M & B S Pt SW1/4 SE1/4 E Of Hwy 228.63 Wells Bill & Amber Monticello Original Block 288 512 S Speer (90 X 162), A Part Of Block 1,282.85 288 Of Wells Addition To The City Of Woods Bobby Jr 36-13-04 R M & B 913 Skipper Bridge Rd Pt E1/2 SE1/4 L.B.B., A Part Of 187.61 The E 1/2 Of SE 1/4 Of Section 36, Township 13 Wells Bill & Amber Wilson Monticello Original Block 127 812 N Rose St A Parcel Of Land Situated 364.65 In, Block 127 Of The City Of Monticello, Bounded By A Line Woods Bobby Jr 36-13-04 R M & B 909 Skipper Bridge Rd Pt SE1/4 SE1/4 L.B.B., A Parcel 12.74 Of Land In The SE 1/4 Of SE 1/4 Of Section 36 Wells Bill Or Amber Monticello Original Block 288 506 S Speer NE Cor 777.93 Woods Dorothy G. C/O Marilyn 25-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 378 Winchester Rd Pt NW 1/4 NW 1/4 456.26 Wells Brock Gerald 03-12-07 R M & B MH Only 97.19 Vincent SE 1/4 Wells Edward Etal 21-12-07 R M & B Barkada Rd Pt E1/2 SW1/4 41.35 Woods Effie Monticello Original Lot 28A Block 233 334 E Pauline All 85.69 Wells Eugene 20-12-07 R M & B Wells Rd N Pt E1/2 SE1/4 16.55 Woods Floyd Brian 26-13-04 R M & B Grace Lp Pt W/2 SE/4 NE/4 &, Pt Lbb NE/4 50.77 Wells Eugene 20-12-07 R M & B Wells Rd NE Pt NW1/4 SE1/4 12.44 Woods Kedric 11-15-07 R M & B 818 Goosehollow Rd MH Only 103.32 Wells Loveless 20-12-07 R M & B Wells Rd Pt E1/2 SE1/4 45.88 Wooten Thomas W & Shelly As Trust- 14-12-08 R M & B 2362 Barkada Rd Pt NE1/4 NE1/4 N Of Rd 15.79 Wells Loveless 20-12-07 R M & B Wells Rd Pt SE Pt NE/4 SE/4 &, NE Pt SE/4 SE/4 33.59 ee Of The Revocable Family Wells Loveless 29-12-07 R M & B N 26.74-A NE1/4 NE1/4 61.16 Wooten Thomas W & Shelly As Trust- 14-12-08 R M & B Pt NE1/4 NE1/4 N Rd 14.65 ee Of The Revocable Family Wellsloveless & Sloan Handley 06-13-07 R M & B Lot 10 W1/2 43.62 Wright Ladelle 03-12-07 R M & B 574 Old Hwy 13 Pt Lts 5 & 6 N1/2 E Of Rd 1,190.52 West Albert D. Etux Maria Place Add Lot 027 831 Maria Pl 88.61 Wright Ladelle 03-12-07 R M & B 632 Old Hwy 13 Pt S Pt Lt 3 E Hwy 13 347.59 West Bobby & Sandra 12-15-07 R M & B 273 Bowden Loop SW1/4 NE1/4 86 Young Annie C/O Frances Ridgell Winchester City Lot 004 Block 038 140 Collins W2 Lt 4 595.39 West Bobby R. & Sandra K. 07-15-06 R M & B Prairie Rd NW Pt SE1/4 NW1/4 E Of Rd 80.84 Young Bracy East Wood Addition Ph 1 Lot 002 Ryburn St 36.35 West Bobby R. & Sandra K. 26-14-07 R M & B S1/2 SW1/4 SW1/4 72.96 Young Bracy East Wood Addition Ph 1 Lot 003 Block 261 Ryburn St 36.35 West Bobby R. & Sandra K. 35-14-07 R M & B Pt NE1/4 NW1/4 8.01 Young Bracy East Wood Addition Ph 1 Lot 004 Block 261 Ryburn St 36.35 West Bobby R. & Sandra K. 12-15-07 R M & B 309 Bowden Loop NE1/4 SE1/4 807.28 Young Bracy East Wood Addition Ph 1 Lot 005 Block 261 Ryburn St 36.35 Wherry Roxanna C/O Corrie Harris 35-12-07 Monticello Unplatted S Gabbert St W Pt NE1/4 SE1/4 439.47 Young Ryan Wilmar City 747 Walnut Ave MH Only 502.52 White Beatrice Monticello Original Block 243 516 W Shelton St Pt 12 159.25 Young William Etal 05-13-08 R M & B E 1/2 Of NW 1/4 Commencing At The NE Corner Of 175.56 White Catherine 21-11-05 R M & B 170 Mt Tabor Rd MH Only 320.07 Said E 1/2 Of NW White Chloe Danielle 05-13-07 R M & B Pt SW1/4 SE1/4 64.5 Youngblood Dallas (Jr) Monticello Original Block 080 129 E Shelton All Exc W 39.5' Blk 80 102.8 White Chloe Danielle 25-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 1000 N Cooper Pt NW1/4 NW1/4 1,416.25 Yount Jennifer Marie 36-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 431 S Pine Pt S1/2 NW1/4 NW1/4 265.93 White Derek L. & Tiffany Monticello Original Block 085 217 S Edwards St Pt S 1/2 W 1/2 Bk 85 426.28 Yount Jennifer Marie Monticello Original Block 312 S1/2 Lt 5 & All Lt 6 Blk 312 41.93 White Donna F. Owens Monticello Original Block 232 335 S Conley Pt 232, A Parcel Of Land In 138.51 Zendejas Jose G. & Loudes 31-14-07 R M & B 233 S 133 Hwy Pt SE1/4 NE1/4 1,133.34 Block 232 Of The City Zendejas Jose G. & Loudes 32-14-07 R M & B Pt Mid & W Pt W1/2 SW1/4 NW1/4 24.56 White Laure 27-11-04 R M & B Loggy Bayou Rd Unit 63 338.17 Zilkha Biomass Monticello LLC 32-12-06 R M & B W 1/2 NE 1/4 And E 1/2 NE 1/4 NW 1/4 Beginning 159.93 White Roy Fay 29-14-07 R M & B 1183 Lacey New Hope Rd MH Only 44.26 At The SW White Terry Lee 06-15-06 R M & B E 1/2 SE 1/4 Section 6, Township 15 South, Range 6 45.64 Zilkha Biomass Monticello LLC Hwy 35 Industrial Park Dorris Lawrence Dr Lot 7, 8 And 9 165.01 West White Terry Lee 07-15-06 R M & B Pt N Pt Frl SW SW, Beginng At The SW Corner Of 245.84 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT said several tracts, lots or parts of lots, will be held The SW as delinquent for a one-year period from this date and then certified to the State of Ar- White William Kenneth 06-15-06 R M & B E 1/2 SE 1/4 Of SEcction 6, Township 15 South, Range 36.86 kansas, Commissioner of State Lands, for collection or to be sold, unless the delinquent 6 West taxes, penalties, and costs are paid before the end of the one-year period. Whitehurst Margaret 19-14-06 R M & B 129 Hyland SE NE SE 18.78 Witness my hand this 20th day of November, 2017. Whitfield Rice Etux 12-12-05 R M & B Pt SW1/4 SE1/4 35.61 /s/Tonya Loveless, Wiebenga Betty J. Monticello Original Block 196 310 Main St N 50' Of S 115' Blk 196 350.06 Collector Drew County, Arkansas Wigley Wanda Holdford 34-11-07 R M & B 145 James Brown Ln MH Only 284.4 Wilkerson Bobby & Deborah 34-12-07 Monticello Unplatted 706 Borchardt Pt SE1/4 NE1/4 105 X 105 437.83 #93397 11/29 mmm.

Article 3. Th e Quorum Court does hereby levy the following school district taxes for 2017 on the assessment of all property in the respective school districts: Legals Millage Rates on Millage Rates On All Real Property All Personal Property ORDINANCE 2017-13 (a) District No. 51 Hamburg ______35.5 mills ______35.5 mills (b) District No. 5 Drew Central ______39.9 mills ______39.9 mills BE IT ENACTED BY THE QUORUM COURT OF THE COUNTY OF DREW, STATE OF (c) District No. 6 Dumas ______42.0 mills ______42.0 mills ARKANSAS: AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED: APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE (d) District No. 17 McGehee Special ______40.46 mills ______40.46 mills (e) District No. 18 Monticello ______39.9 mills ______39.9 mills LEVY OF 2017 TAXES (f) District No. 22 Dermott Special ______41.81 mills ______41.81 mills Article 1. Th e Quorum Court does hereby levy the following county taxes for 2017 on the assessment Article 4. Th e Quorum Court does hereby levy the following improvement district of all property in Drew County, Arkansas: taxes for 2017 on the real property in the respective improvement districts: Millage Rates on Millage Rates On (a) Canal No. 18 Drainage District: All Real Property All Personal Property .75% (.0075) of the assessed value upon all acreage, town lots and rights-of-way within the district for maintenance and operation. (a) County General Tax ______1.8 mills ______1.8 mills (b) Chicot-Desha and Drew Watershed District: (b) County Road Tax ______1.1 mills ______1.1 mills $.65 per rural acre and (c) County Library ______1 mills ______1 mills $2.75 per city or town lot (d) County Hospital Tax (Bond) ______1.8 mills ______1.8 mills (c) Dermott Drainage District: $.35 per rural acre and Article 2. Th e Quorum Court does hereby levy the following city taxes for 2017 on the $5.00 per city or town lot assessment of all property in the respective cities and towns: Article 5. If any provisions of this ordinance are held invalid, such invalidity shall not aff ect other Millage Rates on Millage Rates On provisions of this ordinance which can be given eff ect without the invalid provision and to this end the All Real Property All Personal Property provisions of this ordinance are declared to be severable: (a) Monticello City Tax ______2.2 mills ______2.2 mills ADOPTED: November 20, 2017 APPROVED: November 20, 2017 (b) Jerome City Tax ______1.5 mills ______1.5 mills /s/Robert Akin, Drew County Judge (c) Tillar City Tax ______1.6 mills ______1.6 mills /s/Lyna Gulledge, Drew County Clerk #93403 11/29 (d) Wilmar City Tax ______1.7 mills ______1.7 mills mmm (e) Winchester City Tax ______1.5 mills ______1.5 mills PAGE 12D • WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2017 ADVANCE-MONTICELLONIAN | mymonticellonews.net NOTICE ORDINANCE NO. 2017-15

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PR-2017-111-2 V5REHUW$NLQ IN THE MATTER OF Drew County Judge ETHEL MAE COLLINS, Deceased /s/Lyna Gulledge, PR-2017-111-2 'UHZ&RXQW\&OHUN #93403 11/29 NOTICE OF FILING OF AFFIDAVIT OF mmm COLLECTION OF SMALL ESTATE BY DISTRIBUTEE ATTACHMENT TO APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE 2017-15 Name of Decedent: Ethel Mae Collins. The Tenth Amendment to the 2017 Annual Budget for Drew County, Dated November 20, 2017 /DVW.QRZQ$GGUHVV*ULI¿WK6WUHHW0RQWLFHOOR$UNDQVDV COUNTY GENERAL: 1000 Ethel Mae Collins died at Baptist Health Center on May 25, 2017. INCREASE DECREASE 2Q1RYHPEHUDQDI¿GDYLWIRUFROOHFWLRQRIVPDOOHVWDWHE\ GLVWULEXWHZDV¿OHGZLWKUHVSHFWWRWKHHVWDWHRI(WKHO0DH&ROOLQV Unappropriated Funds: 1000 $35,054.98 GHFHDVHGZLWKWKHFOHUNRIWKHSUREDWHGLYLVLRQRIWKHFLUFXLWFRXUWRI County Judge: 0100 'UHZ&RXQW\$UNDQVDVXQGHU$UN&RGH$QQ6HF 1001 Salaries, Full-Time $677.07 All persons having claims against the estate must exhibit them, SURSHUO\YHUL¿HGWRWKHGLVWULEXWHVRUKLVRUKHUDWWRUQH\ZLWKLQWKUHH 1008 Noncontributory Retirement $99.87  PRQWKVRIWKHGDWHRIWKH¿UVWSXEOLFDWLRQRIWKLVQRWLFHRUWKH\ County Clerk: 0101 VKDOOEHIRUHYHUEDUUHGRUSUHFOXGHGIURPDQ\EHQH¿WRIWKHHVWDWH 1001 Salaries, Full-time $3,248.48 The name, mailing address, and telephone number of the distribute or distributee’s attorney is Barbara D. Wright, 530 W. Wood Ave, 1008 Noncontributory Retirement $479.15 $SW0RQWLFHOOR$5 Treasurer: 0103 7KLVQRWLFH¿UVWSXEOLVKHGWKHQGGD\RI1RYHPEHU 1001 Salaries, Full-time $812.12 1008 Noncontributory Retirement $119.79  mmm Collector: 0104 ORDINANCE NO. 2017-14 1001 Salaries, Full-time $1,624.24 1008 Noncontributory Retirement $239.58 BE IT ENACTED BY THE QUORUM COURT OF Assessor: 0105 DREW COUNTY, ARKANSAS, AN ORDINANCE TO 1001 Salaries, Full-time $3,248.48 BE ENTITLED: 1008 Noncontributory Retirement $479.15 AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR County Attorney: 0117 THE LEVYING OF A VOLUNTARY 1001 Salaries, Full-Time $812.12 TAX OF TEN DOLLARS ($10.00) FOR 1008 Noncontributory Retirement $119.79 THE SUPPORT OF DREW COUNTY’S Courthouse Maintenance: 0109 1001 Salaries, Full-time $406.06 EFFORTS TO MANAGE ITS 1008 Noncontributory Retirement $59.89 POPULATION OF DOMESTIC PETS Sheriff: 0400 AND STRAY DOMESTIC ANIMALS 1001 Salaries, Full-time $9,745.44 AND OR OTHER PURPOSES. 1008 Noncontributory Retirement $1,437.45 Detention Facility: 0418 WHEREAS, it is in the best interests of Drew County 1001 Salaries, Full-time $9,745.44 residents to manage the population of domestic animals 1008 Noncontributory Retirement $1,437.45 and pets, especially the population of stray animals; Coroner: 0419 WHEREAS, having limited resources to dedicate to said 1001 Salaries, Full-time $263.41 purpose, Drew County must rely upon the generosity of TOTAL COUNTY GENERAL - 1000: $35,053.98 $35,054.98 its taxpayers for support through a voluntary tax; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNTY ROAD: 2000 DREW COUNTY QUORUM COURT AS FOLLOWS: 1. There is hereby levied a voluntary tax of ten dollars INCREASE DECREASE ($10) in the calendar year 2018 and subsequent years to Unappropriated Funds $15,430.28 appear on bills for collection of taxes on property issued County Road Department: 0200 by Drew County. 1001 Salaries, Full-time $15,430.28 2. The voluntary tax shall be set forth on the billings as a 1008 Noncontributory Retirement “Voluntary Animal Control Spay/Neuter Tax” to be paid TOTAL COUNTY ROAD - 2000: $15,430.28 $15,430.28 by the property owner on his or her own volition. The property tax billing statement sent to property owners by COUNTY RECORDER’S COST FUND: 3006 Drew County shall specify this tax as voluntary, and shall INCREASE DECREASE be in such form approved by the Quorum Court and Tax Unappropriated Funds $3,727.63 Collector. Circuit Clerk: 0102 3. All monies collected from this voluntary tax shall be 1001 1001 Salaries, Full-time $3,248.48 set aside in a fund to be designated the “County Animal 1008 Noncontributory Retirement $479.15 Control Spay/Neuter Fund” to be set up by the County TOTAL COUNTY RECORDER’S COST FUND: $3,727.63 $3,727.63 Treasurer and shall be appropriated by the Drew County Quorum Court for anial population control and spay or SANITATION FUND: 3009 neuter services provided by animal control service orga- INCREASE DECREASE nizations and operations approved by the Drew County Unappropriated Funds $8,387.17 Judge who is hereby authorized to contract for such Solid Waste: 0700 services on such terms as the County Judge shall deem 1001 Salaries, Full-time $6,496.96 appropriate and fair. 1008 Noncontributory Retirement $958.30 4. This voluntary ten dollar ($10) tax shall be a continu- County Sanitation: 0701 ing levy until altered or abolished by the Drew County 1001 Salaries, Full-time $812.12 Quorum Court. 1008 Noncontributory Retirement $119.79 5. All ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict with TOTAL SANITATION FUND: $8,387.17 $8,387.17 this ordinance are hereby repealed to the extent of such conflict. ACT 1188 Jail Fee: 3017 6. If any parts of ordinances in conflict with this ordi- INCREASE DECREASE nance are hereby repealed to the extent of such conflict. Unappropriated Funds $931.91 6. If any part of this ordinance, or the application 1001 Salaries, Full-time $812.12 thereof, to any person or circumstance is held invalid, 1008 Noncontributory Retirement $119.79 such invalidity shall not affect any other portion of this TOTAL ACT 1188 Jail: $931.91 $931.91 ordinance, which can be given effect without the invalid portion. COUNTYWIDE 911: 3020 PASSED AND ADOPTED on this 20th day of Novem- Unappropriated Funds $931.91 ber, 2017. /s/Robert Akin Drew County Judge Countywide 911: 0501 /s/Lyna Gulledge 1001 Salaries, Full-time $812.12 Drew County Clerk 1008 Noncontributory Retirement $119.79 #93404 11/29 mmm TOTAL COUNTYWIDE 911: $931.91 $931.91