The Nashville News THURSDAY • January 17, 2013 • Issue 5 • 1 Section • 12 Pages • In Howard County, Arkansas since 1878 • USPS 371-540 • 75 cents

IN BRIEFt Metal deck manufacturer Relay for expands operations in Hope Life signup HOPE – New Millennium, a region. to be held division of Steel Dynamics, Inc., The expanded operations fulfill recently announced the launch a goal of the company to revitalize The 2013 Relay for Life of new metal deck manufacturing and grow the production of facili- Team Captain operations in Hope. ties acquired by the company here and Team sign The company said in a state- in 2010. up meeting will SUBMITTED PHOTO | Nashville News ment released Tuesday that the The company’s decision to be held on Jan. Pastor Brother Scott Kitchens introduces Athens Missionary new operations will support eco- invest here means the following 24 at 6:30 p.m. Baptist Church’s new Youth Pastor Brother Jaron Tipton. Tipton in Room 108 at nomic growth in the south central metal deck production capacities is the son of Jeff Tipton and Angie Crump. He is a 2010 Dierks U.S. by adding new jobs and sup- have been added to the region: CCCUA. High School graduate and the grandson of Neal and Bobbie The annual Tipton and the late Victor and Julia Rettman. Victor “Vic” Rettman porting new construction in the See HOPE / Page 4 Relay for Life was a Baptist preacher for many years. event will be held on Fri., June 7 at the Nashville City Park from 6 p.m. -midnight. Longtime To sign up your team, join a newspaper team or register as a survivor on- line, visit: www. contributor relayforlife.org/ howardar passes at 98 Free prostate check offered DIERKS – Anna Beth Tol- A free lett, a long time contribu- prostate check tor to local newspapers in will be given by the Howard Howard County, died Mon., County Christian Jan. 14 Howard Memorial Health Clinic Hospital in Nashville. for men ages Tollett, age 98, began con- 40 and older on tributing to Sat., Jan. 26 at the clinic. The the Dierks screening will Banner and include a PSA other local blood test. For papers in more informa- the 1930’s tion on the time of the event, call according to Bill Blakely at her grand- 845-0744. daughter TOLLETT Susan Tollett. Nashville She penned the Fellow- ship Community News, woman which ran in the Dierks Ban- arrested ner and the Nashville News at different times. on drug She was a homemaker and a valuable member of the Fel- charges lowship Missionary Baptist Church in Dierks. Graveside services were held Wed., Jan. 16 at 3 p.m. at the Fellowship Cemetery with Bro. Chuck Reel and Gary Welch officiating.

Betty Mowry On Jan. 15, Deputy Ste- ven Wakefield was patrolling Man arrested south of Mineral Springs on S.H. 355 when police in connection say he observed a truck crossing with ATV theft the center line several times. Hempstead County Depu- According to a ties arrested 34-year-old press release Terry Wayne Carter, of Nash- prepared by the sheriff’s office, ville, for theft by receiving the truck con- recently. tinued to drive Carter was taken into on the center custody for his alleged in- line for several volvement with the theft hundred feet. Deputy Wake- of Sen. Jim field stopped Hill’s ATV. the vehicle and Senator noticed the Hill reported people inside the theft on the vehicle mov- ing around and Mon., Dec. acting nervous. CHARLES GOODIN | Nashville News 24 along The driver gave Howard County Ambulance employees Billy with 60 gal- Deputy Wake- Dallas (EMT) and Brian Girard (paramedic) lons of diesel CARTER field consent demonstrate how to control massive bleeding fuel. The burglary occurred to search the at a training event for local law enforcement. vehicle. at Hill’s farm south of Nash- HCAS provided an emergency medical bag to ville. Deputy Blake every member of law enforcement operating Eudy arrived Hempstead County & within the county following the workshop. and assisted The bags are designed to provide officers Howard County deputies Deputy Wake- continue to investigate and field with the with the tools needed to perform immediate search of the emergency care on themselves in the event say more arrests are pos- vehicle. Depu- that they’re injured in the line of duty. sible as the investigation ties allegedly continues. found a glass smoking pipe, a hydrocodone pill, suspected methamphet- amine and clear Lenderman named CEO of First National Bank plastic bag- gies during the search. HOT SPRINGS - Dan began his career with First “Jason is an integral education by completing The driver Horton, President of First National Bank in 2001 as part of our company’s ex- the Southwest Graduate of the vehicle, National Security Com- a management trainee at ecutive team,” stated Hor- School of Banking in 2004 43-year-old pany, recently announced the bank’s Mena location. ton. “He has been a leader and the Graduate Com- Betty Mowry, was arrested the promotion of Jason He has held the office of since he came on board so mercial Lending School for posses- Lenderman to President Chief Financial Officer he was the natural choice at Southern Methodist sion of meth- and Chief Executive Of- since 2002 and in 2010 was to secure the success of University in 2009. amphetamine ficer of First National elevated to Executive Vice the future of our bank.” First National Security with purpose to Bank. He will also President of the holding A native of Mount Company (FNSC) is an deliver and pos- session of drug serve on the company, First National Ida, Lenderman gradu- Arkansas chartered, pri- paraphernalia. Board of Di- Security Company. First ated from Arkansas Tech vately held bank holding Bond has not rectors. National Security Com- University in 1997 with company headquartered been set at this Lend- pany also owns Heritage a B.S. in Accounting. He in Hot Springs, Arkansas. time. erman Bank, N.A. in Jonesboro. has furthered his banking See FNB / Page 4 2 editorial Thursday, January 17, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 Bible an important guide as state legislature goes to work

Hello friends, I hope that you all had a good Christmas and New Year’s. Kim and the kids and I had a great time together and with extend- ed family. We are excited about what the new year holds in 2013. This Monday, began an historic legislative session in Little Rock. The new members of Mark the Senate and House Darr were sworn in with the first Republican Presi- Arkansas Lt. dent Pro Tempore and Governor first Republican Speaker of the House since the Reconstruction Era. I hope that legislators of both parties will work together to get good legislation passed for the people of Arkansas. There are serious financial, economic and policy issues that need real solutions. As Lt. Governor, it is a privilege to preside in the Senate as these issues are debated and voted on. At the desk where I sit in the Senate, there is a large, rather old Bible. The cover reads, “Pre- he liberal war on minorities sented to the Arkansas State Senate, for its guid- ance, by Colonel T.H. Barton.” Barton served There is no question that expansion of the welfare izing and counterproduc- in the Army and became an early leader in the liberals do an impressive job state. Most black children tive liberal crusades of the oil industry down in El Dorado as president of of expressing concern for grew up in homes with two Thomas 20th century has been the Lion Oil Company. Inside the cover of the old blacks. But do the intentions parents during all that time Sowell decades-long busing cru- Bible, he wrote an inscription, “To the Arkansas expressed in their words but most grow up with only sade to send black children Senate with the hope that this book will always match the actual conse- one parent today. Creators to predominantly white guide you, T.H. Barton, Feb. 25, 1943.” With a quences of their deeds? Liberals have pushed Syndicate schools. The idea behind response below it, “Accepted with deep appreci- San Francisco is a classic affirmative action, suppos- this goes back to the pro- ation on behalf of Arkansas Senate, Fifty-fourth example of a city unexcelled edly for the benefit of blacks nouncement by Chief Justice General Assembly, J.L Shaver, Lt. Governor.” in its liberalism. But the and other minorities. But Factual studies over the Earl Warren that "separate I appreciate that my predecessor accepted black population of San two recent factual studies years, both in the United educational facilities are Francisco today is less than show that affirmative ac- States and in other coun- inherently unequal." this Bible and that it still sits on the desk in the half of what it was back in tion in college admissions tries, repeatedly show that Yet within walking dis- Senate. It is a good reminder to me and all of 1970, even though the city's has led to black students "gun control" laws do not in tance of the Supreme Court the Senators of our nation’s religious heritage total population has grown. with every qualification for fact reduce crimes commit- where this pronouncement and of the moral compass that exists within its Severe restrictions on success being artificially ted with guns. was made was an all-black pages. building housing in San turned into failures by being Cities with some of the high school that had scored I have a Bible in my office as well. It sits open Francisco have driven rents mismatched with colleges tightest gun control laws higher than two-thirds of the in a glass case on the coffee table. My father and home prices so high for the sake of racial body in the nation have murder city's white high schools was a Baptist preacher and it’s the Bible that that blacks and other people count. rates far above the national taking the same test — way he used to preach from and study. It’s got his with low or moderate in- The two most recent average. In the middle of back in 1899! But who cares handwritten notes all through it. I was sworn comes have been driven out books that show this with the 20th century, New York about facts, when you are on in on this Bible and keep it in my office as a of the city. The same thing hard facts are "Mismatch" had far more restrictive gun a liberal crusade that makes has happened in a number by Richard Sander and Stu- control laws than London, you feel morally superior? reminder of my father and of my faith. My faith of other California communi- art Taylor, Jr., and "Wounds but London had far less gun To challenge govern- is an integral part of who I am and it keeps me ties dominated by liberals. That Will Not Heal" by Rus- crime. Yet gun crimes in ment-imposed racial segre- focused on what’s important. Liberals try to show their sell K. Nieli. My own book London skyrocketed after gation and discrimination is A while back, I had a delegation in my office concern for the poor by "Affirmative Action Around severe gun control laws one thing. But to claim that visiting from China. They were surprised to raising the level of minimum the World" shows the same were imposed over the next blacks get a better educa- see an open Bible displayed in a public office. wage laws. Yet they show no thing with different evi- several decades. tion if they sit next to whites They said that in their country, such a thing was interest in hard evidence dence. Although gun control is in school is something very unheard of. It made me glad to be an American that minimum wage laws In all these cases, and not usually considered a different. And it is some- and that we are blessed to live in a nation that create disastrous levels many others, liberals take racial issue, a wholly dis- thing that goes counter to grants its people religious freedom and that of unemployment among positions that make them proportionate number of the facts. freedom is even written into our Constitution. It young blacks in this country, look good and feel good — Americans killed by guns Many liberal ideas about as such laws created high and show very little interest are black. But here, as else- race sound plausible, and it was motivation also that we must protect and unemployment rates among in the actual consequences where, liberals' devotion is understandable that these defend that freedom in order to maintain it. young people in general in for others, even when liberal to their ideology greatly ideas might have been at- People all over the world have had that liberty European countries. policies are leaving havoc in exceeds their concern about tractive 50 years ago. What taken from them. The black family survived their wake. what actually happens to is not understandable is When I visited China myself, I was asked what centuries of slavery and The current liberal cru- flesh and blood human be- how so many liberals can would make Americans have a better view of generations of Jim Crow, sade for more so-called "gun ings as a result of their blindly ignore 50 years of the Chinese government. I told them straight- but it has disintegrated in control" laws is more of the ideology. evidence to the contrary forwardly that if they granted religious freedom the wake of the liberals' same. One of the most polar- since then. to their citizens, it would have a big effect on how Americans view their government. Unfor- tunately, they haven’t taken my advice. As this legislative session unfolds, many things will take place in the Capitol. Some will Obama can’t abide views he doesn’t share be good, some not so good. When this General Assembly leaves and another one comes, that To judge from his surly of Politics," is that Obama is Bible will remain on the Senate desk. I pray that fewer murders than we did demeanor and defiant words not very good at negotiating. 20 years ago. Allowing law- it will continue to guide the Senate as Colonel at his press conference on He apparently can't stomach Michael abiding citizens to carry Barton intended and that we would all be better Monday, Barack Obama listening to views he does Barone concealed weapons, as most for it. begins his second term with not share. Creators states do, has not resulted in a strategy to defeat and hu- Perhaps that is to be ex- Columnist the street shootouts some miliate Republicans rather pected of one who has cho- predicted. than a strategy to govern. sen all his adult life to live in Strict state gun control His point blank refusal university communities and dorsement by Sen. Charles laws did not stop the car- The Nashville News to negotiate over the debt who made his way upward Schumer yesterday. But it's nage in Newtown or the fre- ceiling was clearly designed in the one-party politics of interesting that no Republi- quent killings on the streets USPS 371-540 P.O. Box 297 to make the House Republi- Chicago. Thus on the fiscal can senators have spoken of Chicago. The push for gun 418 N. Main St. Nashville, AR 71852 cans look bad. cliff he left the unpleas- up for him and that liberal control is more a symbolic Telephone (870) 845-2010 But Obama knows very ant business of listening to Democratic senators like gesture than a serious at- Fax (870) 845-5091 well that negotiations usual- others' views and reaching Bob Menendez and Ben Car- tempt at governing. Toll Free 1-888-845-NEWS ly accompany legislation to agreement to Joe Biden. din have declined to do so. Something better can be Established 1878. Published since Sept. 1, 1979 increase the government's Obama has laid down an- As defense secretary, said about Obama's call for by Graves Publishing Company, Inc. debt limit. As Gordon Gray other marker in his puzzling Hagel seems likely to cut immigration law changes. Lawrence Graves, President of the conservative Ameri- nomination of Chuck Hagel military personnel and capa- The need for some change Subscription rates: can Action Network points to be secretary of defense. bilities. There's undoubtedly is clear. $30.00 per year in Howard, Pike, Sevier, Little River out, most of the 17 increases As the Washington Post some detritus that can be That was also true in and Hempstead counties; $50.00 elsewhere in continental United States in the debt ceiling over the editorial writers pointed swept away. But his nomi- Obama's first two years, last 20 years have been part out, Hagel — though a nomi- nation seems less aimed at when he did nothing to ad- Periodicals Postage Paid at Nashville, Arkansas of broader measures. nal Republican — has stood managing the military than vance legislation on the sub- Working out what will be way to the left of Obama on tormenting the Republicans. ject when Democrats had a Any erroneous statement published in the newspaper will be gladly and promptly corrected after management is notified. in those measures is a mat- whether a military option to Then there is gun control. solid majorities in Congress. The News is a twice weekly publication. ter for negotiation between stop Iran's nuclear weapons Some recent media polls The question is whether the legislative and executive program is feasible. show majority support for Obama wants legislation or Postmaster, send Change of address to: branches. That's because Obama has said repeat- further restrictions on guns. to stick it to the opposition. the Constitution gives Con- edly that option, however If you phrase the question Many Republicans, like Sen. P.o. Box 297 gress the power to incur risky and unpalatable, is on the right way, you tend to Marco Rubio, are ready to Nashville, ar 71852 debt and the president the the table. Hagel has said it get that kind of response, support legalization of those Louis ‘Swampy’ Graves, power to veto. shouldn't be. especially after a horrifying brought here as children but Editor and Editor Emeritus, 1950-2001 NatioNal Obama supporters like It's not at all clear that crime like Newtown. not immediate legalization Mike Graves, CEO/Publisher Newspaper to portray Republican at- Hagel has the experience But new restrictions are for all 11 million illegals. Donna Harwell, Comptroller/Office Mgr. associatioN tempts to negotiate as hos- and temperament to head unlikely to have any sig- Negotiations and com- Terrica Hendrix, Editor tage-taking or extortion. But the Pentagon. His vocal de- nificant practical effect. The promises will be needed to Charles Goodin, Managing Editor those are violent crimes. fenders tend to concentrate ban on assault weapons — a get a bill through Congress. Dewayne Holloway, Sports Editor Negotiations — discussions on attacking his detractors category defined mostly by A president interested in Tamzen Jarrett Cox, Advertising Manager attempting to reach agree- rather than make the affir- cosmetics — certainly had governing would not insist Cindy Harding, Circulation Manager ment among those who mative case for his qualifi- none in the 10 years it was on getting his way 100 per- differ — are peaceful acts. cations. in effect. cent. Whether Obama is The News is the oldest active business in Howard County -- Founded in 1878. What we do know, from Hagel seems likely to The fact is that we have such a president is far from Find us on the Internet at: www.nashvillenews.org Bob Woodward's "The Price be confirmed given his en- many more guns and many clear. Thursday, January 17, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 obituaries 3 CDC issues flu prevention tips

Take time to get a your illness. flu vaccine * Antiviral drugs are Take everyday preven- different from antibiot- Eva Floyd Green Miller, 87, loving Mother, Jan. 14 * CDC recommends a tive actions to stop ics. They are prescription Eva Floyd Green Miller, age 87 of one sister, Odean Reynolds of Nashville; yearly flu vaccine as the the spread of germs medicines (pills, liquid or Nashville, Arkansas, passed away, one step-son, Robin and wife Donna Jo first and most important an inhaled powder) and Monday, January 14, 2013 at home Miller of Searcy; seven grandchil- step in protecting against * Try to avoid close are not available over-the- with her family by her side. She dren, Brandon Green, Kayla Green, flu viruses. contact with sick people. counter. was born, December 9, 1925 in Josh Green, Gage Green, Dieuco- * While there are many * If you are sick with * Antiviral drugs can Center Point, Arkansas to the tie Green, Drew and wife Brittany different flu viruses, a flu flu-like illness, CDC rec- make illness milder and late Milwee and Ellie Westbrook Curtis and Aubrey and husband vaccine protects against ommends that you stay shorten the time you are Floyd. Steven Robins; and a large host of the three viruses that home for at least 24 hours sick. They may also pre- She was a faithful member of other family and friends. research suggests will be after your fever is gone vent serious flu compli- the Sunset Church of Christ. Mrs. Services were held Wednesday, most common. except to get medical care cations. Eva was a member of the Howard January 16, 2013 at 2:00 p.m. at Sun- * Everyone six months or for other necessities. For people with high County Extension Homemakers Club, set Church of Christ with David Williams, of age and older should (Your fever should be risk factors, treatment and her entire life was involved around Robin Miller, and Rick Lawson oficiat- get a flu vaccine as soon gone without the use of a with an antiviral drug her son Cleon. ing. as the current season’s fever-reducing medicine.) can mean the difference She was one of the longest active mem- Interment will follow in Nashville vaccines are available. * While sick, limit con- between having a milder bers of Sunset Church of Christ, dating Cemetery under the direction of Nashville * Vaccination of high tact with others as much illness versus a very se- back to 1955. Funeral Home. risk persons is especially as possible to keep from rious illness that could She was preceded in death by her irst In lieu of lowers, memorials may be important to decrease infecting them. result in a hospital stay. husband, D.L. Green in 1989 and her sec- made to the Family First Foundation or their risk of severe flu * Cover your nose and * Studies show that flu ond husband, C.Ray Miller in 2007, also the Indian Christian School and Home antiviral drugs work best illness. mouth with a tissue when one half-brother, Elmer Floyd. through the Sunset Church of Christ. * People at high risk of you cough or sneeze. for treatment when they The family received friends at the fu- serious flu complications Throw the tissue in the are started within two She is survived by ive children, Cleon include young children, trash after you use it. days of getting sick, but Green of Nashville, Floyd and wife Bar- neral home on Tuesday night. pregnant women, people * Wash your hands of- starting them later can bara Green of Nashville, Alan and wife You may send the family an online with chronic health con- ten with soap and water. still be helpful, especially Michelle Green of Nashville, LaDonna sympathy message to www.nashvillefh. ditions like asthma, dia- If soap and water are not if the sick person has a and husband John Curtis of Nashville; com betes or heart and lung available, use an alcohol- high-risk health or is very disease and people 65 based hand rub. sick from the flu. Follow Anna Beth Tollett, 98, local homemaker, Jan. 14 years and older. * Avoid touching your your doctor’s instructions Mrs. Anna Beth Tollett, age 98, a resi- - * Vaccination also is eyes, nose and mouth. for taking this drug. ive grandchildren, Steven Tollett, Su dent of Dierks, Arkansas died Monday, san Tollett, Brian King, Jason King and important for health care Germs spread this way. * Flu-like symptoms workers, and other peo- * Clean and disinfect include fever, cough, January 14, 2013 in the Howard Kristi Janes; six great-grandchildren, ple who live with or care surfaces and objects that sore throat, runny or Memorial Hospital in Nashville. Josh Tollett, Jake Tollett, Luke for high risk people to may be contaminated stuffy nose, body aches, She was born on April 21, Tollett, Brody King, Allison King keep from spreading flu with germs like the flu. headache, chills and 1914 in Granger, Texas. She was and Caleb King. to high risk people. fatigue. a homemaker and a member of Graveside funeral services for * Children younger Some people also may the Fellowship Missionary Bap- Mrs. Tollett were held at 3:00 than six months are at Take flu antiviral drugs have vomiting and diar- tist Church. p.m. Wednesday, January 16, high risk of serious flu if your doctor rhea. People may be in- Mrs. Tollett was preceded 2013 in the Fellowship Cemetery illness, but are too young prescribes them fected with the flu, and in death by her parents, Charles with Brother Chuck Reel and Brother to be vaccinated. People have respiratory symp- Granger Webb and Alia Webb Bagley; Gary Welch oficiating and under the di - who care for them should * If you get the flu, toms without a fever. her husband, Henry Luther Tollett and one rection of Wilkerson Funeral Home in Di- be vaccinated instead. antiviral drugs can treat son-in-law, Jim King. erks. She is survived by one son and daugh- You may register on-line at www.wilk- ter-in-law, Don and Diane Tollett of Di- ersonfuneralhomes.com Girl Scout cookies are erks; one daughter, Kay King of Dierks; James “J.W.” Webb, 85, U.S. Army Veteran, Jan. 14 Mr. James W. “J.W.” Webb, and wife Brenda of Knoxville and Larry back with a new look age 85 of Dierks, Arkansas, Webb and wife Donna of New Hope; two Iconic package customers how they While Girl Scout passed away Monday, daughters, Darla Hunter and can reconnect with the Cookies have become January 14, 2013 Nashville, Ar- husband Ricky of Athens and facelift tells the sto- organization. a familiar part of Ameri- kansas. He was born March 17, Linda Dunn and husband Mike ry of girl scouting GSUSA partnered can culture, the sale of 1927 in Hatton, Arkansas to the of DeQueen; a special friend, with the New York office cookies has helped girls late Charlie U. Webb and the late Parker Meadors of Hatton; sev- NORTH LITTLE ROCK of Anthem Worldwide, have fun, develop valu- Willie Mae Stephenson Webb. en grandchildren, eight great- – The Girl Scout Cookie the brand development able life skills and make He was united in marriage to grandchildren and four great- Program begins January division of Schawk, Inc., the world a better place Georgia Faye Hitt on May 28, great-grandchildren. 12 with a new look for to redesign the packag- by helping to support 1947. J.W. was a contract super- Graveside services will be the new century of Girl ing to inspire consumers Girl Scouting in their visor for Weyerhaeuser in the Timber in- Thursday, January 17, 2013 at 10:00 a.m. Scouting. and engage them on the communities. dustry and was of the Baptist faith. He was at Cecil Chapel Cemetery with Brother For the first time important role that Girl The value of Girl also a veteran, serving his country in the Gary Jewell oficiating. since 1999, all boxes of Scouts plays in the girls’ Scout Cookies extends United States Army. He was a loving fa- Arrangements are under the direction of Girl Scout Cookies have lives. far beyond what you ther, grandfather, great-grandfather, great- the Beasley-Wood Funeral Home. a new look and new The final package de- see – these cookies can great-grandfather, and friend. Visitation will be general. purpose: to elevate the sign captures moments help provide aid to flood He was preceded in death by his par- Pallbearers are Don Youngblood, John significance of the Girl that show the power of victims, small comfort ents, Charlie and Willie Mae Webb, a David Youngblood, Earl Dean Harwood, Scout Cookie Program, girls working together to the terminally ill and brother, Ulysess Webb and a half-sister, Roger Harwood, Joe Williams and Frankie a $790-million girl-led as they engage in activi- lifetime bonds for girls Rosa Lee Stephenson. Hoyle. Online obituary available at http:// business. ties like greening a park, in the program. He is survived by his wife, Georgia www.beasleywoodfuneralhome.com The iconic Girl Scout volunteering at a soup Girl Scout Cookies Webb of Dierks; two sons, Gerald Webb Cookie package show- kitchen, and travelling help girls discover, con- cases the five financial to Paris. nect and take action in literacy and entrepre- In highlighting such their community. William Gotcher Gabriel Humphry neurship skills that the activities, the new boxes The Girl Scout Cook- William Henry Gotcher, age 71 of Nashville, Gabriel Kolton Girl Scout Cookie Pro- defy the conventional ie Program will run passed away, Tuesday, January 15, 2013 in Nash- Humphry, was born gram teaches girls, skills understanding of what throughout the Girl that will last them a Girl Scouts do while Scouts – Diamonds of ville. He was born July 6, 1941 in Murfreesboro, and died on Monday, lifetime: goal setting, staying true to the or- Arkansas, Oklahoma Arkansas to the late Louis and Margaret Oldner January 14, 2013 in decision making, money ganization’s heritage and Texas Council from Gotcher. Hot Springs, Arkansas. management, people through the inclusion of Jan. 12 – March 14. He is survived by three daughters, Carmen Vick He was the son of Si- skills, and business eth- the Trefoil logo and edu- Anyone interested in of Leesville, Louisiana, Emily Jefferson of DeRid- las Humphry and Sarah ics. cating the consumer on ordering but not sure der, Louisiana and Deanna Caesar of Lake Charles, Humphry. The decision to up- the five skills that girls of a Girl Scout Troop Lousiana; four sisters, Charlene Hogue of Tyler, He is survived by date the package came develop through par- nearby can contact the Texas, Wilma Forbush of Nashville, Mary Green his parents, two sis- about in 2010 as part of ticipation in the Cookie council at 800-632-6894. of Mineral Springs and Cathy Young of Nashville; ters, Haylie Horn and an overall brand refresh Program. All Girl Scout Cookies seven grandchildren; ive great grandchildren; and Ava Humphry both of in advance of the organi- The Girl Scout Cookie are $3.50 per box and a host of other family and friends. Delight; his paternal zation’s 100th anniver- package also features proceeds support girls Funeral services will be held on Thursday, Janu- grandparents, Winston sary on March 12, 2012. the GreenPalm logo, in a variety of ways. ary 17, 2013 at 2:00 p.m. at Sweet Home Church and Kattie Humphry of The package needed which speaks to the To find out more with Bro. Al Terrell oficiating. Interment will fol- Delight; his maternal to be more contempo- organizational commit- about these iconic cook- low in Oak Grove Cemetery under the direction of grandparents, Tammy rary to reflect the new ment to addressing con- ies, visit www.girlscout- Nashville Funeral Home. Rather of Murfrees- brand identity and to versation and sustain- cookies.org. The family will receive friends at the funeral boro, and Tracy Rather embody the spirit of Girl ability concerns related home on Wednesday night from 6 to 8 pm. and wife, Amanda of Scouting, while showing to Girl Scout Cookies. 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© 200 Hometown Content www.swarkansasnews.com 4 Jumps Thursday, January 17, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 FNB Nashville Primary Honor Roll From Page 1 First Grade Emalea Bailey, Tyler Brown, Aubrey Carver, Caleb FNSC owns First National Cook, Caleb King, Jordan Scoggins, Mark Sillavan, Es- Bank and Heritage Bank, meralda Aguilar, Leo Hernandez, Gabie Barrientos, Maria N.A. Bustamante, Tayshaun Davis, Rylee Jackson, Jamey Nut- First National Bank is a tall, Victor Rojas, Lesly Hernandez, Addie Moorer, Jana- community –focused bank lyn Revels, Abby Furr, Abbie Clay, Emmie Gregory, Carley offering full-service com- Ritchie, Slade Slayton, Ahmelia Williamson, Armahd Cor- mercial and retail banking nell, Austin Garner, Hayden Kropf, Kyleigh Kuykendall, to Central and Southwest Karrisa Ragland, Isaac Cabrera, Mia Garate, Kami Lewis, Arkansas as well as South- Macy McCammack, Reese Worthington, Kaleb Halter, east Oklahoma. First Na- Gracie Hill, Michelle Maldonado, Fernando Perez, Arleth tional Bank has locations Rocha, Lucas Rucker, Jayla Starr, Emily Wallis in 17 hometowns includ- ing Ashdown, Cove, De Second Grade Queen, Dierks, Glenwood, Kristen Hendry, Perla Rios, J’Kya Stewart, Adam Bos- Hot Springs, Hot Springs tic, Miller Goff, Mykenzie Ewertt, Martin Garcia, Aiden Village, Little Rock, Mena, Smith, Wren Washburn, Jackson Carter, Lauren Carver, Mount Ida, Murfreesboro, Juliet Marcelino, Kaydence Reisinger, Sunee Younger, Nashville, Royal, Texar- Addison Cox, Dabne Cuellar, Ashlyn Hipp, Savannah kana, Waldron, and Broken Jackson, Kiara Cruz, Kyleigh Scoggins Bow and Idabel, Oklahoma. Third Grade Kylie Fatherree, Kyah Johnson, Crimson Lovewell, Alberto Pioquinto, Maggie Campbell, Alizea Hutchinson, Shelbie Kirchhoff, Alex Martinez, Ivette Pizarro, Martel HOPE Reed, Tiffany Byers, Riley Dodd, Andrew Harrison, Nicole From Page 1 Perez, Ella Ragar, Wyatt Talley, Njere Benson, Morgan •฀36,000฀square฀feet฀of฀ Billingsley, Becca Connell, Isabella Dixon, Nicolas Garcia, renovated metal deck man- uong Huynh and Hung Tran, along with host Ethan Gunter, Katie Talley, Mason Turbeville, Kinsey ufacturing; Westfall, Maci Bishop, Charlie Bissell, Ashley Chambers, •฀Capacity฀to฀produce฀ family Janie and Joe Wright, of Nashville, Avery Hood, Drew McCain, Garrett Willard, Zackary Bar- fourteen deck profiles and announce the engagement and approach- ton, Kaden Blankenship, Lillian Burton, Edwin Daniel, full deck accessories; H Athziry Rocha, Edwin Flores, Jonah Fant, Brittan Ray, •฀300฀feet-per-minute฀ ing marriage of their daughter, Hong “Rose” Tran, Heavyn Collins,Alayna Cook, Audre Couch, Ellen Spigner production rates; to Brandon Ray Schwope. •฀Deck฀lengths฀up฀to฀40฀ feet; Tran is a 2010 graduate of High School. A member of the •฀Five฀initial฀new฀pro- Murfreesboro High School and a Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society, duction hires and related member of the Phi Theta Kappa he graduated from CCCUA in 2012 support staffing. Honor Society. She graduated with an Associate of Arts/General Nashville Primary Merit List “New Millennium is a from CCCUA in 2012 with an As- Studies and is currently a student growing company,” said sociate of Arts/Science/General at the University of Arkansas at First Grade Chris Graham, New Mil- Studies. Fort Smith. Jonathan Delarosa, Chrystaria Horton, Joshua Mar- lennium’s general manager Tran is currently a student Schwope is also a traditional cum, Jasmine May, Yeslin Pacheco, Karol Sanchez, at the Hope facility. “The at the University of Central Ar- national guardsman. Nate Bennett, Natalia Betancourt, Nicholas Boyer, Cole new deck lines represent kansas. The couple will be united in Buckner, Ajeaonna Burchette, Tatiuna Mays, A’Neciana our continued investment Schwope, the son of Raymond matrimony Sat., Jan. 19 at Biggs Norris, Emily Pedron, Na’Kenya Sanders, Mason Sillavan, in progressive structural and Nancy Schwope, of Nashville, Chapel Church beginning at 2 Marisol Villalobos, Brionna Burns, Michael Crossno, Ale- steel construction both in is a 2006 graduate of Nashville p.m. jandro Dukes, Jose Flores, Tamera Haislip, Caleb Murray, the south central U.S. and Brayden Townes, Mariana Barrientos, Omari Benson, nationwide.” Angie Cabrera, Nancy Worthington, Ben Coulter, Jaden Ford, Patrick Garate, Allie Littlefield, Allie Westbrook, Emily Fatherree, Omar Garcia, Derrick Leon, Maggie Loyd, Juleidy Valladores, Aiden Watts, Kaitlyn Williams, Larry Hernandez, Finley McDaniel, Ace Nixon, Jose 90 YEARS Perez, Nayely Garcia, Laken Aylett, Nakiya Harris, C.J. Hopson, Jordan Jones, Kali King, Mia McElroy, Arturo Perez, Joshua Kuntz, Kason Willard, Maddox Arnold, Gage Green, Akeilah Meeks, Eva Wilcox

Second Grade Elizabeth Billingsley, Angel Cruz, Tristan Ewing, Marison Ferretiz, Sophie Kuykendall, Kennedy Williams, Noella Ferretiz, Kylan Finley, David Gutierrez, Ayanna Hendrix, Kelly Pace, Kaydence Schroer, Bayden Walton, Cesar Aguilar, Hayden Davis, Landon Dyer, Trista Lans- dell, Romeo Lucero, Evett Padilla, Alliyah Sillavan, Riley Webb, Tracee Sims, Rachel Barton, Kristin Chandler, Anna Claire Gunter, Maritsa Rosas, Zion Wells, Ethan Clay, Madison Daniel, Aniya Green, Nevaeh Green, Jajuan Hendrix, Zaid Lorenzo, Olivia Tedford, Jacqueline Amaya, Jose Bretado, Hayden Goodson, Journey Pope, Amayrany Violante, Jonna Boone, Richard Barton, Taniya Golston, Emma Hutchinson, B.J. Kerschner, Alyssa Melson, Kai- vonna Perkins, Hailey Worley, Stacey Zelaya

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PUBLIC NOTICE The Housing Authority of the County of Howard, Arkansas will receive bids to supply labor to install one thousand eight hundred seventy-seven (1,877) linear feet of ornamental iron fence and two (2) seven-foot gates at its S. Pope Street site located in Nashville, Arkansas. Prior to the submission of bids, the contractor shall visit the proposed construction site and become familiar with all existing conditions that will affect the installation of this fence. Bids must be submitted in duplicate to the Housing Authority ofice located at 1010 S. Pope Street, Nashville, Arkansas, no later than 2:00 P.M. on Nashville Junior High Thursday, February 7, 2013. School students participated The contact person for this job is Dave Smith and he in their second annual We Will Be Closed Monday, January 21st, in can be contacted by coming to the Housing Authority reading fair Fri., Jan. 11. ofice or by telephone at (870) 845-1080 between the Students read a book and Observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. hours of 8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m., or by cell phone at (870) then made a presentation on the book. Pictured left 557-6648 between the hours of 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. to right: 8th grade winners Minority- and/or women-owned businesses Layne Thompson, Glenn Our Community. Your Bank. are encouraged to respond. The Housing Hartness, Austin Bowman, Authority reserves the right to reject any and Hunter White, Karter all bids. Castleberry (not pictured). DeQueen | Dierks | Glenwood | Hope | Hot Springs | Mena www.diamondbanking.com Bobby Keaster, Executive Director Staff photo by Dewayne Holloway Mineral Springs | Mount Ida | Murfreesboro | Nashville (HCHA:5-7; w180) Thursday, January 17, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 commuNity 5

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At the same time, compare In other words, pay potential legal problems. on sale lately and staple Heat the remaining 1 ta- If getting in shape finan- money coming in (income) to more than the minimum Also, review your life and vegetables. blespoon vegetable oil in cially was on your New Year’s money going out (expenses). amount on the card that disability insurance to make Easy to prepare and good a large skillet over medium resolution list, you may find If you’re just breaking even has the highest interest sure you are adequately cov- for you! high heat. it more of a challenge to stick or losing money each month, rate, not necessarily the ered. Add the loin. Brown the with your goal. you need to increase your one you owe the most on. It’s always a concern and Pork Loin Roast sides of meat. While it is a challenge, income and/or aggressively Once that one’s paid off, open for much debate about with Veggies Turn after about 2-3 min- there are some things you can trim spending. move to the next-highest how much Social Security will 2 cups onions, cut in utes per side. do to help make your pay- Try these strategies: rate account and so on. be able to contribute toward wedges (about ½ pound or Transfer the pork to the check go further and reach * Pay bills on time and Another smart move is to your retirement income in the 2 medium onions) center of the pan with veg- that goal of getting in shape send at least the minimum have an emergency fund in coming years; so if you’re not 2 cups potatoes, diced gies. Bake for about 40 min- financially. amount due. case of financial upheaval already participating in your (about 12 ounces or 2 me- utes. 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But striving to improve ¼ teaspoon pepper Nutritional Information: 1 haven’t been successful in the overdrafts and fees. Start slowly by saving a your financial situation now 1 ¼ lb. pork loin serving (3 oz. meat and 1 c. past, start slowly. * If your employer offers few dollars each week. will pay off big-time in the The Rub: vegetables) equals 250 calo- For a few months write flexible spending accounts, You will be surprised at future. 1 tablespoon brown sugar ries (80 calories from fat), 9g down every cent you spend: use them to pay health and how fast your money builds Source: Practical Money ½ teaspoon garlic powder total fat (1g saturated fat, 0g mortgage/rent, utilities, food, child care expenses with up. Matters website www.practi- ½ teaspoon pepper trans fat), 60mg cholesterol, gas, medical copayments, pretax dollars. 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PowerPharmacy 1310 S. 4th • Nashville (870) 845-1413 6 sports Thursday, January 17, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 Dierks to host regional baseball tournament DIERKS – Dierks High (4A South regional base- baseball– Harrison, 4A softball – Norphlet, 2A School was named ball and 4A State Soft- State softball – Ashdown, State basketball – Mar- among the schools who ball), Hope (5A state 4A State basketball – maduke, 2A state track will host regional and softball) and Prescott Cave City, 4A state track meet – Union Christian. state tournaments this (3A region four basket- meet – Heber Springs. The Meet of Champi- spring. ball) 2A tournament sites ons will be held at Lake Dierks was awarded 4A tournament sites include: 2A south region- Hamilton. the 2A South Regional include: 4A South re- al baseball – Dierks, 2A All dates and sites for baseball tournament to gional baseball – Ash- South regional softball regional and state tourna- be held May 3-6. down, 4A South regional – Norphlet, 2A South re- ments were assigned by Other area school softball – Monticello, 4A gional basketball– Hamp- the Arkansas Activities named as tournament South regional basket- ton. 2A State baseball– Association Board of Di- sites include Ashdown ball– no bid. 4A State Parkers Chapel, 2A State rectors on Thurs., Jan 10.

De Queen Winter Invitational Junior Tournament Semifinal Round LEFT: Darius Turner Junior Girls (2) dribbles around 1st 2nd 3rd 4th F a Foreman defender Tuesday night as the Nashville 9 4 3 10 26 Mineral Springs Jr. Broken Bow 6 4 7 4 21 Hornets claim a 37-26 Leading Nashville scorers: Maddi Horton-11, McKayla victory over the Foreman Vines-8, Asia Munn-6, KeeKee Richardson-1 Jr. Gators. Turner led the Jr. Hornets with eight points. Mineral Springs Southwest Arkansas Invitational Tournament will travel to Dierks 1st Round Friday to take on the Senior Girls Outlaws. The jr. girls and 1st 2nd 3rd 4th F both sr. high teams will Mineral Springs 9 7 10 3 29 play. Photo by Dewayne Holloway Caddo Hills 6 15 9 11 42 Leading Mineral Springs scorers: KiKi Cannon-9, Allie Coulter-7, Sonora Gillespie-5, Briara Sanders-4, Ketonya Clayton-2, Jordan Miller-1

Senior Boys 1st 2nd 3rd 4th F Mineral Springs 8 15 5 7 35 Caddo Hills 20 14 9 9 52 Leading Mineral Springs scorers: Rashad Williams-8, J’von Atkins-8, Kendrick Langston-7, Jaylon Britt-4, Jacob Clayton-4, Anfernee Johnson-2, JuMarcus Lacy-2

Junior Girls 1st 2nd 3rd 4th F Mineral Springs 12 18 9 10 49 Blevins 3 0 4 0 7 Leading Mineral Springs scorers: Olivia Coulter-10, Ashley Green-8, Kamryn Forbes-8, Rey Stewart-6, Precious Johnson-5, Daisa Esters-2, Camry Stewart-2, Yanna Crawford-2 Junior Boys 1st 2nd 3rd 4th F Mineral Springs 10 11 10 6 37 Foreman 9 5 4 8 26 Leading Mineral Springs scorers: Darius Turner-8, Keshaun Davis-7, Xavier Williams-7, Cameron Lacy-6, Shemar Johnson-6, Camron Perkins-2

Senior Girls 1st 2nd 3rd 4th F CAC 17 14 12 11 54 Nashville 13 15 10 14 52 DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News Leading Nashville scorers: Kassidy Snowden-18, KiKi Cannon (3) of Mineral Springs dives after a loose ball Maddie McJunkins-17, Hannah Vines-13, Breona Tuesday night in conference action against Foreman. Jefferson-4 1st 2nd 3rd 4th F Blevins 6 11 16 10 48 Mineral Springs 22 14 2 11 49 Leading Mineral Springs scorers: KiKi Cannon-15, Jordan Miller-13, Allie Coulter-11, Sonora Gillespie-4, Ketonya Clayton-2, Ashanti Burris-2, Briara Sanders-2 1st 2nd 3rd 4th F Mineral Springs 10 4 0 2 16 Foreman 15 19 17 3 54 Leading Mineral Springs scorers: Jordan Miller-8, DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News Sonora Gillespie-4, KiKi Cannon-2, Bri Cooper-2 Asia Munn (22) fights off two Broken Bow defenders as the Jr. Scrapperettes earn a spot in the finals of the De Queen Winter Invitational Jr. Tournament with a 26-21 win. The Senior Boys finals will take place Sat., Jan. 19 at 4 p.m. 1st 2nd 3rd 4th F Blevins 11 18 23 10 62 Mineral Springs 11 8 7 8 34 Dierks Dixie baseball Leading Mineral Springs scorers: Rashad Williams-9, Anfernee Johnson-8, Kendrick Langston-7, Jaylon Britt-4, Jacob Clayton-4 registration Feb. 9 1st 2nd 3rd 4th F Registration for Dierks Parents can also turn Mineral Springs 8 16 6 11 41 Dixie Youth Baseball will in forms at the front office Foreman 5 16 10 13 44 be held Sat., Feb. 9 from at their child’s school. Leading Mineral Springs scorers: Anfernee 4 – 6 p.m. at the Dierks Please make checks Johnson-18, Kendrick Langston-8, Rashad Williams-6, Ambulance Building. payable to Dierks Dixie DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News Jacob Clayton-3, J’von Atkins-2, Jerry Hollins-2, Parents will need to Youth Baseball. Anfernee Johnson (24) of Mineral Springs bounces in for a lay-up and two of his team leading 18 points in Tuesday’s JuMarcus Lacy-2 bring a copy of their Players will not be al- child’s birth certificate lowed to register after matchup with Foreman. and a $40 registration league teams have been fee. drafted. Nashville Softball Association Southwest Arkansas Registration for the 2013 softball baseball clinic begins Feb. 4 season is underway till March 1st. Go The 38th annual mid- the seven week course. by Karter’s Dugout for a registra- winter baseball clinic for Students should see pitchers and catchers is set improvements in velocity tion form, cost is $45 per player. For to begin on Mon., Feb. 4 at and accuracy as well as in- more information contact: the Centerpoint High School creased confidence in their indoor baseball facility in baseball abilities. Using the Laura Kennedy at 870-451-2115. Amity. proper throwing mechanics, Students ages 9-12 will stressed throughout the SOUTH HOT SPRINGS LIONS CLUB have a choice of attending on clinic, will virtually eliminate Monday, Wednesday or Fri- arm and shoulder injuries HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS day nights while ages 13 and which are so common in GUN & KNIFE SHOW older will attend on Saturday many young baseball play- 00 nights. All first night ses- ers today. BUY-SELL-TRADE Admission - $6 sions will include registra- All sessions will begin at (12 & Under Free w/Adult) tion, mechanics evaluation 6:30 p.m. each night. Cost Sat., Jan, 26th 9 am. - 5 pm. and torque measurement on for the clinic is $60 and can Sun., Jan 27th, 9 am. - 4 pm. the radar gun. Data gathered be paid during registration. on the first night for each For more information call Hot Springs Convention Center age group will then be used 870-342-5602 or 870-223- AMPLE FREE PARKING • For inFormation call (501) 767-2855 to measure progress during 6162. Thursday, January 17, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 7 Howard County District Court COMPILED BY 19, Mineral Springs, fined cost for obstructing gov- Jesse A. Sims, 21, Hora- Hot Check Law. + cost for public intoxica- CHARLES GOODIN $765 for possession of ernment operations. tio, fined $90 + cost for Katrina L. Stuart, 33, tion. marijuana. Rosetta Abdullah, 53, failure to pay registration. Washington, ordered to Terry D. Hendrix, 44, Joshua Chester Ashley, Thomas E. King Jr., com- Texarkana, fined $250 + Thomas M. Sorrells, 28, pay by 1-10-14. Mineral Springs, fined $75 26, Texarkana, Texas, fined mitted to jail for nonpay- cost for shoplifting. Little Rock, forfeited $210 Brian A. Trotter, 23, + cost for failure to appear. $115 + cost for speeding ment of fines. Ericka Cheatham, 34, for speeding (50/35). Nashville, committed to Caleb D. Richardson, 20, (77/55). Donald L. Meador, 52, Nashville, forfeited $25 for Thomas M. Sorrells, 28, jail for nonpayment of Broken Bow, Oklahoma, Ronald L. Bates Jr., 26, Branson, Missouri, for- no seat belt. Little Rock, forfeited $245 fines. forfeited $200 for speeding Mena, ordered to pay by feited $200 for speeding Ericka Cheatham, 34, for failure to appear. Arcadio Valdez, 24, (52/35). 1-10-14. (72/55). Nashville, forfeited $75 for Roy G. Stinson, 57, Nash- Blevins, fined $75 for no Jessica Sears, 23, Miner- Ronald L. Bates Jr., 26, Jessica Moreno, 22, Min- no child restraint. ville, fined $150 + cost for child restraint. al Springs, fined $250 + cost Mena, fined $75 + cost for eral Springs, forfeited $185 Brandy Hanney, 32, disorderly conduct. for driving on a suspended failure to appear. for speeding (75/55). Nashville, committed to Roy G. Stinson, 57, Nash- City of Dierks license. Steven D. Bradford, 46, Saul S. Ramirez, 35, Ark- jail for nonpayment of ville, fined $250 + cost for Kathie Bray, 42, Umpire, Katrina L. Stuart, 33, Texarkana, Texas, forfeited adelphia, forfeited $220 for fines. resisting arrest. forfeited $240 for shoplift- Washington, fined $100 $245 for failure to appear. public intoxication. Terry D. Hendrix, 44, Katrina L. Stuart, 33, ing. + cost + restitution for a Steven D. Bradford, 46, Barry D. Stuard, 50, Di- Mineral Springs, fined $100 Washington, fined $100 Kathie Bray, 42, Umpire, violation of the Arkansas Texarkana, Texas, forfeited erks, forfeited $185 for + cost for public intoxica- + cost + restitution for a forfeited $265 for failure to Hot Check Law. $245 for failure to appear. speeding (62/45). tion. violation of the Arkansas appear. Katrina L. Stuart, 33, John C. Cody, 20, Ash- Anthony D. Wilson, 53, Guillermo Hernandez, Hot Check Law. Washington, fined $100 down, forfeited $25 for no Nashville, fined $105 + cost 21, Nashville, fined $100 + Katrina L. Stuart, 33, City of Mineral Springs + cost + restitution for a seat belt. for speeding (60/45). cost for no driver’s license. Washington, fined $100 James A. Bradshaw, 45, violation of the Arkansas Freda Davis, 65, Nash- Summer Younger, 29, Stephanie L. Lollis, 26, + cost + restitution for a Delight, fined $105 + cost Hot Check Law. ville, forfeited $25 for no Nashville, forfeited $270 Nashville, ordered to pay violation of the Arkansas for defective equipment. Robert F. Trotter, 27, seat belt. for disorderly conduct. by 1-10-14. Hot Check Law. Charlotte Griffin, 49, Hope, fined $105 + cost for Terah L. Goodloe, 28, Minuen May III, 37, Katrina L. Stuart, 33, Nashville, fined $100 + cost speeding (50/35). Nashville, forfeited $185 City of Nashville Nashville, fined $250 + cost Washington, fined $100 for public intoxication. Larry Works, 52, Mineral for speeding (66/45). Rosetta Abdullah, 53, for driving on a suspended + cost + restitution for a Terry D. Hendrix, 44, Springs, fined $250 + cost Christopher E. Jordan, Texarkana, fined $250 + license. violation of the Arkansas Mineral Springs, fined $100 for no proof of insurance. Howard County Land Transactions Jan. 4, 2013 -Jan. 9, 2013 Quitclaim Deed – Tony Eudy and Misti L. Eudy, person, Grantee, SW-4 of the NW¼ of the Sw¼ and in Exc. 2.5 acres NW Corner, Thurston Commission- R. Bearden, Grantor to Ver- Grantees, Part of the S½ of SW-4 of Section 8, Town- the SW¼ of the SW¼ of Sec- **Mineral Rights Only**, er of State Lands, State sialene Bearden, Grantee, NW¼, containing 37 acres ship 5 South, Range 28 tion 14, Township 8 South, Section 17, Township 9 of Arkansas, Grantor to Lots 18, 19, 20 and the more or less; the N¼ of West, containing 40 acres, Range 28 West containing South, Range 28 West, con- Federal Land Bank of St. East 23 1/3 feet of Lot 17, the NE¼ of SW¼ contain- more or less, AND 15 acres, .80 acre, more or less; The taining 37.5 acres Howard Louis, Grantee, SW¼NE¼; all in Block 45, Section 26, ing 10 acres, more or less; more or less in the SE-4 of E½ of NE¼ of SE¼ of SE¼ County, Arkansas, $91.67. NW¼; NE¼NW¼, **Min- Township 9 South, Range SW¼ of NW¼, contain- SE-4 of Section 7, AND the of Section 15, Township Redemption Deed - John eral Rights Only**, Sec- 27 West in the City of Nash- ing 5 acres, more or less; S-4 of the NE-4 of the SE-4 8 south, Range 28 West, Thurston Commissioner tion 14, Township 9 South, ville, Howard County, Ar- NW¼ of SW¼ containing of Section 7, Township 5, containing 5 acres, more of State Lands, State of Range 28 West, containing kansas 1 acres, more or less, all Range 28 West, contain- or less hereby conveying in Arkansas, Grantor to Fed- 165 acres Howard County, Warranty Deed – Joel in Section 32, Township 7 ing 10 acres, more or less, this tract 1.4 acres, more or eral Land Bank of St. Louis, Arkansas, $209.58. P. Jones, General Partner South, Range 28 West, LESS Containing in the aggregate less. Tract 2: All that part Grantee, NE¼SW¼, Exc. SE Redemption Deed - John of the Darwin and Effie AND EXCEPT, Part of the 65 acres, more or less, of NE¼ of SE¼ lying North Corner; NW¼SW¼ & SE¼ Thurston Commissioner of Jones Family Limited Part- SW¼ NW¼ of Section 32, Howard County, Arkansas. and East of Baker Springs SW¼, **Mineral Rights State Lands, State of Arkan- nership, Grantor to Terry Township 7 South, Range Warranty Deed – John- & Center Point Old Public Only**, Section 36, Town- sas, Grantor to Holly Stew- Corbell and Lynda Corbell, 28 West, containing 6.111 son Brothers Ranch, Inc., Road as it run in 1926, ship 9 South, Range 27 West, art, Grantee, W½NW¼, Sec- Grantees, The SE¼ of the acres, more or less, How- Grantor to Ricky Sutton, containing 17 acres, and containing 119.68 acres tion 22, Township 9 South, NW¼ of Section 18, Town- ard County, Arkansas Grantee, All that part of the all that part of E½ of NE¼ Howard County, Arkansas, Range 27 West, containing ship 10 South, Range 27 Warranty Deed with Re- SW¼ of the SW¼ of Section of Section 15 lying East of $170.28. 2.45 acres Howard County, West, LESS AND EXCEPT, 1 linquishment of Dower and 16, containing 31 acres, Baker Springs-Center Point Redemption Deed - John Arkansas, $466.17. acre, more or less—hereby Courtesy – Anthony Eudy more or less, ALSO, all that Old Road as it run in 1926 conveying 39 acres, more and Traci Eudy, Grantors part of the NE¼ of The NE¼ and East Old Channel of or less, and the E7/8th NE¼ to Howard Prince, Grantee, of Section 21, containing 10 Messer Creek, containing SW¼, Section 18, Township Township 8 south, Range acres, more or less, ALSO, 41 acres, all the above 10 South, Range 27 West, 28 West: Section 33: SE¼ All that part of the NW¼ of described lands being in MISSING containing 35 acres, more of SE¼ of NE¼ and NWŒ the NE¼ of Section 21, con- Section 15, also 17 acres or less, LESS AND EXCEPT of SW¼, SE¼ of SW¼. and taining 37.75 acres, more in Section 14 described as a tract of land being part of W½ pf SE¼. Section 34: or less, LESS AND EXCEPT follows: Beginning at the FROM BINGEN AREA the NE¼Sw¼ of Section 18, Part of the NW¼ of SW¼; the Church cemetery, con- Northwest corner of Sec- Township 10 South, Range lying South of Possum Hol- taining 1.25 acres, more or tion 14, thence East with 27 West, containing 3.410 low Rd. and that part of the less; ALSO, the SW¼ of the Section Line 154 yards, Lost acres, Howard County, NW¼ of SW¼ lying South NE¼ of the SE¼ in Section thence South 534 yards, Arkansas of Possum Hollow Rd. and 21, containing 360 acres, thence West 154 yards Siberian Husky Quitclaim Deed – Gary that part of the NE¼ of more or less, ALSO, the N½ to section line, thence Reward of $100 Lynn Sirmon and Mary Dee SW¼ lying South of Pos- of the NW¼ of Section 22, North to point of begin- Sirmon, Grantors to Brian sum Hollow Rd. and West containing 80 acres, more ning, containing 17 acres, for her safe return. Steven Eudy and Misti L. of State Hwy. 26, and all or less, ALSO, the N½ of the all the above lands being in Eudy, Grantees, Part of the that part of the SE¼ of the NE¼ of Section, contain- Township 8 South, Range Crystal Masey S½ of NW¼, containing 37 SW¼ lying North of State ing 80 acres, more or less, 28 West, and containing 75 acres more or less; the N¼ Hwy. 26, Howard County, containing an aggregate of acres, more or less. Subject 557-2686 of the NE¼ of SW¼ contain- Arkansas. 598.75 acres, more or less, to a life estate now existing ing 10 acres, more or less; Warranty Deed – April all in Township 11 South, in favor of Glen House. SW¼ of NW¼, contain- Badgett and James I. Range 27 West, Howard Redemption Deed - John ing 5 acres, more or less; Badgett, Grantors to Ed- County, Arkansas. Thurston Commission- NW¼ of SW¼ containing die D. Williams and Storme Warranty Deed – Mat- er of State Lands, State 1 acres, more or less, all Williams, as an estate by thew Burk Turner, Grantor, of Arkansas, Grantor to in Section 32, Township 7 the entirety, Grantees, A to Glen House and Helen Federal Land Bank of St. South, Range 28 West, LESS part of the SW¼ of the SE¼ House, Grantees, Tract 1: Louis, Grantee, SW½SW¼, AND EXCEPT, Part of the of Section 21, Township 8 All that part of the follow- SE¼SW¼, **Mineral Rights SW¼ NW¼ of Section 32, South, Range 27 West, con- ing described 10.8 acre Only**, Section 16, Town- Township 7 South, Range taining 4.062 acres, more tract lying and being North ship 9 South, Range 28 28 West, containing 6.111 or less, Howard County, of the centerline of the West, Containing 80 acres, acres, more or less, How- Arkansas. Baker Springs & Center Howard County, Arkansas, ard County, Arkansas Warranty Deed – Evelyn Point Old Public Road: $170.28. Trustee’s Warranty Baber, a single person, Beginning at the northwest Redemption Deed - Deed – Gary Lynn Sirmon survivor of a tenancy by corner of SW¼ of SW¼ John Thurston Commis- and Mary Dee Sirmon, the entirety with M.M. of Section 14, Township sioner of State Lands, State as Co-Trustees of the Sir- (Morgan Maurice) Baber, 8 South, Range 28 West, of Arkansas, Grantor to mon Family Living Trust, deceased, Grantor to Ste- containing 5 acres more Federal Land Bank of St. Grantors, to Brian Steven phen M. Baber, a single or less; A tract of land in Louis, Grantee, NE¼Se¼,

Birthday Tribute to Thank our mother you to my Iona Marsh neighbors and on her 94th Birthday friends from the Mother we miss your warm bottom of my heart for smiles around the place. Mother the overwhelming love we miss you so much and mother we and support you showed love you so much but God loved you to me during my illness In Memory of best. Mother we just wanted to say and recovery. Your many Ms. Dorcas Ann no matter what you will kind deeds, cards and Bullock May never be forgotten. prayers will always be January 25, 1951 - January 16, 2012 We love you, remembered. We Miss You Rest in peace! God Bless you all, Melba Ann May Wyatt, Daughter From your daughters and son, Makenzie Ann Wyatt, Granddaughter grandsons and granddaugh- Philip Waters Aunt Rebecca Ruth Deloney ters, family & friends 8 miNeral spriNgs Thursday, January 17, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 MSSSD board meeting moved to Jan. 22 The January Mineral Springs Saratoga School Board meeting will be held on Tues., Jan. 22 at 6:30 p.m. in the administra- tion building.

Mineral Springs High to host blood drive The Mineral Springs High School will host a blood drive on Mon., Jan. 28 from 8:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. in the library The goal is 30+ units and each donation increases the schools chanc- es of earning a scholarship. LifeShare Blood Centers is the sole provider of blood products to your area hospital. *16-year-olds can now donate with pa- rental consent (they DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News must meet eligibility Jr. Hornet Camron Perkins (00) reaches for a rebound Tues., Jan. 15 as Kendrick Langston (3) is fouled as he goes up for a layup Tuesday. Mineral requirements); Mineral Springs plays Foreman. The Jr. Hornets defeated the Jr. Gators for Springs faced Foreman in a conference matchup at Saratoga. *ID is required the only Mineral Springs victory of the night. (must have first & last name with picture); *there is no age cap.

Historic Washington announces Valentine’s dinner On Feb. 8 and then again on Feb. 9, the park will host its annual Valen- tines Dinner and en- tertainment which includes a surrey ride offered from 6-7 p.m. at Historic William’s Tavern Restaurant. Dinner and live entertainment will follow at 7 p.m. Reservations required. Admis- sion: $70 per couple includes two meals, surrey rides and entertainment. Historic Wash- ington State Park, a premier restoration village preserving one of Arkansas’s most prominent 19th-Century towns, is located on US 278 nine miles north of Hope and can be reached by taking Exit 30 off Interstate 30. For more infor- DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News mation visit www. J’von Atkins (20) comes down with a rebound Tuesday as the Mineral Springs Ketonya Clayton (15) dribbles around a Lady Gator defender As Jordan HistoricWashingon- Hornets try to overcome the Foreman Gators. Miller (2) sets a screen Tuesday night at Saratoga. Mineral Springs will StatePark.com or travel to Dierks Fri., Jan. 18. call (870) 983-2684.

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Adams, Alyssa Lites, Cody Davis has been the su- Ellis, Hannah Carter, Joseph perintendent of Dierks Kitchens, Alison Garner, Blair since 2008. He will con- Nutt, Destiny Fry, Ricky tinue as the district super- House, Katie intendent at his current All A’s 8Th Martin, Jesse salary schedule. Carter, Stacey Ward, Alissa The board was also presented with a written Godfrey, Cassidy statement from Robert and A/B 9th grade Green, Corina Vicki Peek. Martin, Emily Grace Fallis, Haili M In the statement, the All A’s 9Th Fennell, Katelynd Peeks commended the dis- Cothren, Charlotte Tolman, Erin trict’s administrators and Gibson, Alyssa Brasel, Kaylynn staff commitment to pro- Oglesby, Caitlen Vallee, Garrett viding quality programs Ortiz, Eduardo Fox, Isabel Nicole that include the entire Strasner, Brady community. All A’s 10th grade Faulkner, Alex DEWAYNE HOLLOWAY | Nashville News The district hosts pro- Baker, Skylar Wilbanks, Ashley Dierks Mayor Terry Mounts swears in new city council member John L. Sharp Tuesday grams such as grandpar- ents’ day, a Veterans’ Day Hopkins, Jessica Kesterson, Aaron morning. Sharp was appointed to fill the position of Ward one Position one, replacing memorial and Christmas Parker, Tyler Henriellen Lawrence. Lawrence’s position was vacated when redistricting placed her outside Ward one. programs among others. Joshua Garrett A/B 10th grade They were especially Ayers, Kaydra Denea appreciative of the fact All A’s 11th Bobo, Dillon that the district’s staff Andrade, Rubit Parsons, Marcus New alderman appointed worked hard to preserve Burgess, Skylar Sagirkaya, Metehan traditional values within Byrum, Kaela Stuart, Stephanie DIERKS - City aldermen voted unani- Sharp, a 1967 graduate of Dierks the district. Coffman, Katelyn Tollett, Luke Andrew mously Monday to appoint a new Ward High School and retired Weyerhauser The district also voted Feemster, Mikayla Allen, Hannah One Position One council member. employee, has been an active part of to hire Greg Nuttall as a full time bus driver, replac- Frachiseur, Trey Faulkner, Shelby The council appointed John L. Sharp the Howard County Democratic Central ing Gary Bobo. Nuttall will Gilbert, Jessica Glasgow, Michael to fill the seat vacated by Henriellen Committee and is a member of the local drive a regular route, as Johnson, Ryan Sirmon, Andrew Lawrence, who was forced to run against Masonic Lodge. well as the 21st Century Stamps, Brianna Kitchens, Kaitlin fellow alderwoman Debbie Brock last He was sworn into the office Tuesday Program route. Taylor, Destiny Manasco, Rachael year when they were placed in the same morning. The board approved an Vance, Dakota Sanchez, Hilda ward during redistricting. In other business, the council: overnight trip for the base- Webb, Jason Hill, Derek The move to appoint Sharp came af- •฀ voted฀ unanimously฀ in฀ favor฀ of฀ a฀ ball team March 8. The Di- Woodruff, Lillie ter Mayor Terry Mounts told aldermen 2013 budget that includes a 30 cent raise erks Outlaws will travel to All A’s 12th grade Plowman, Charles that the number of people interested in for all city employees; Bauxite for a tournament. Edge, Jennifer Spray, Jordan filling the position had dwindled since •฀was฀informed฀that฀as฀of฀Feb.฀12,฀Al- They will hold fundraisers Kelton, Brady their last meeting. legiance Communications will cease to to pay for the trip. Security System propos- Lites, Caitlin A/B 11th grade “At one time we had three people offer cable services in the city and will Carraway, Hailey als were tabled due to a interested in the position and now we begin to dismantle its infrastructure. scheduling conflict with Kitchens, Baylee - Charles Goodin A/B 7th grade have one,” Mounts said. both companies being con- Felix, Jennifer Lingo, Haley Marie sidered. Golden, Dustyn Vanbibber, Kylie - Dewayne Holloway Kirby, Brayden House, Madison Swain, Micheal Helms, Autumn Tucker, Dylan Walker, Zachary Franklin, Heather Reed, Turner A/B 12th grade Strasner, Grant Lewis, Layne Deer, Caleb Rogers, Alicia Marquez, Daniela Shepherd, Caleb Sims, Jacie Faulkner, Rachel Turner, Blayn Kirkpatrick, Kolby Ayers, Kendall A/B 8th grade Bennett, Whitney Fitzsimmons, Kortny Dove, Hanna Gatlin, Chance Jester, Remington Godfrey, Casey Holloway, Benjamin

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Must have 3 mos prior experience. Workers will Must have 3 mos prior experience. Workers will receive receive $9.50 per hour as stipulated by the US DOL. Free $9.50 per hour as stipulated by the US DOL. Free housing housing will be provided to workers who live outside the will be provided to workers who live outside the area of area of intended employment. Transportation & subsis- intended employment. Transportation & subsistence costs MILLWOOD CORPORATION tence costs to the place of employment will be reimbursed to the place of employment will be reimbursed to anyone Buyer of TimBer & TimBerland to anyone who lives outside area of intended employment who lives outside area of intended employment upon com- upon completion of 50% of the work contract, or earlier pletion of 50% of the work contract, or earlier if appropri- if appropriate. Transportation to & from worksite will be ate. Transportation to & from worksite will be provided by Matt Tollett (870) 845-5582 provided by the employer for worker who lives in hous- the employer for worker who lives in housing provided by Johnny Porter - (870) 777-3774 ing provided by the employer. Worker will be guaranteed the employer. Worker will be guaranteed ¾’s of the hours ¾’s of the hours speciied in the work contract. Tools, sup- speciied in the work contract. Tools, supplies, & necessary J.K. Porter Jason Porter RF#987 plies, & necessary equipment will be provided at no cost to equipment will be provided at no cost to the worker. For the worker. For further information & to make application, further information & to make application, contact the local P.o. Box 1316 Ofice: contact the local SWA at 700 Elm, Hope, AR 71801; Ph: SWA at 700 Elm, Hope, AR 71801; Ph: 870-777-3421; Job Hope, AR 71802 800-647-6455 870-777-3421; Job Order LA436476. Order LA436562. 12 Thursday, January 17, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 Changes coming to the GED test in January 2014 LITTLE ROCK – Arkan- testing environment in or- sas is one of a few states der to comply with the new that offers the General national requirements, but Educational Development that’s not where the cost (GED®) test at no cost to comes in,” Hanlon said. the student, but because The new test battery to of changes on the national be released in 2014 is being level that require state- managed and produced level compliance, that is by the GED Testing Ser- likely to change, says Jan- vice®, as in the past, but ice Hanlon, Arkansas’s GED they have formed a new Administrator. partnership with Pearson, The program is under a global leader in educa- the authority of the Arkan- tion and testing. The new sas Department of Career GED® program they’ve Education and serves Ar- developed will not only kansans who are 16 years reflect the common core or older, not enrolled in standards, but will include or graduated from high a new feature that will in- school, and who meet dicate college and career other state requirements readiness. regarding residency and Test-takers will be pro- testing eligibility. vided with a report show- Those standards in- ing their proficiency in vari- clude problem solving, ous academic skills. That computer skills and more personalized inventory will advanced math skills. help guide the student as When a student earns a they pursue postsecondary GED® diploma, they are education or a new job by expected to have knowl- highlighting their strengths edge and skills equivalent and areas that need im- to current-day graduating provement. high school seniors. As it is currently, the “Those who have taken same test battery is ad- the current 2002 Series ministered nationwide, but GED® test, but not passed how each state handles the all five parts, have until funding and whether test- the end of 2013 to pass takers pay a fee varies. or they will need to start “The new test will cost over again in 2014 with the more money than Arkansas new GED® test in order to has traditionally been able receive their high school to absorb, therefore, some credential,” said Hanlon. of the test’s costs may be “So we want to be sure that borne by the student in the everyone is aware of this future,” Hanlon said. deadline. GED® test-takers Exactly how much a Bandsmen must act now to finish and GED® diploma will cost pass before the current each student remains to win awards test expires.” be seen but it could be as In addition to the con- much as $120. at annual tent itself, the test-taking “I sincerely doubt Ar- method will change ac- kansas will be able to bear Scrapper cording to national stan- the entire cost of the test dards. The new test bat- starting in 2014,” Hanlon banquet tery will be administered said. Until then, prepara- by computer, no longer by tion for the GED® and Jan. 12 pencil and paper, begin- taking the test are free for ning in January 2014. Arkansans through the Requiring computer- adult education centers TOP: Outstanding based testing is part of around the state. After Section award the effort to ensure those that, changes are coming. winners included who graduate with a GED® “We want to let our cur- (brass) Bradley Bevill, credential are ready for rent and prospective stu- (woodwinds) Lauren the demands of today’s dents know, and those who Ince and (percussion) workforce. might have started and Pace Hill. “Basic computer litera- not completed their GED® MIDDLE: Outstanding cy is a must for most any- credential, that there’s classmen included one who hopes to get a job still time for them to com- freshman Sativa McGinnis, sophomore or advance in today’s work plete it before the change. Sam Dean, junior Alex environment. Our adult ed- We’ve adopted the national Kwok (not pictured) ucation centers are already tagline to encourage stu- and senior Pace Hill. helping their students with dents to get started – ‘Your AT RIGHT: The computer literacy and will Future is Calling. Answer Directors’ Award went incorporate those skills the call by finishing your to Katelyn Wall. into their GED® prepara- GED® by the end of 2013 Staff photos by tion classes,” Hanlon said. and get started on the life Cecil Anderson The other big change you deserve.” coming at that time is the Contact information for cost. Beginning in January Arkansas’s adult educa- 2014, the GED® test and tion centers and about the diploma may no longer be GED® test can be found free in Arkansas. in the Adult Education “Our adult education section of the agency’s centers across the state website, http://ace.arkan- will be equipped with the sas.gov, or by calling 501- proper computer-based 682-1980.

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