NashvilleThe News Woman MONDAY • February 15, 2016 • Issue 13 • 1 section • 10 Pages • USPS 371-540 • 75 cents • PUBLISHED EACH MONDAY & THURSDAY In Howard County, Arkansas since 1878 arrested on Valentine’s Day for Center Point receives Rural Community Grant domestic LITTLE ROCK - Governor Asa battery Hutchinson, AEDC Executive Director Mike Preston, AEDC TeRRICA HeNDRIX Deputy Director Amy Fecher, Editor and AEDC Rural Services Direc- DIERKS – A woman tor Alex Johnston presented is in jail after being $171,232 to 17 rural communi- arrested for domestic ties selected for Fiscal Year 2016 battery on Valentine’s Day. Cycle II funding through the Ar- kansas Rural Community Grant Programs. The grant awards were distributed at a Feb. 9 awards ceremony held in the Governor’s Reception Room at the Arkansas State Capitol. In attendance were represen- tatives receiving an Arkansas Rural Community Development REED Grant award on behalf of Center According to How- Point in Howard County. The ard County Chief Dep- uty John Eric Glidewell, The community of Center Point Sandra Reed, 51, of received $10,000 to purchase Dierks, was arrested on new playground equipment for Sunday after Deputy Dustin Wakeield and the community park. Deputy Timmy Floyd The Division of Rural Services were dispatched to works in partnership with the 105 Ellis Road in refer- ence to a domestic call. Arkansas Rural Development The deputies spoke to SUBMITTED PHOTO I The Nashville News Commission to administer the Ar- a man who said that Pictured from left to right are: Tammy Smith, Carolyn Jefferson, Judge Kevin Smith, Doris Couler, Senator Larry Teague, Kim kansas Rural Community Grant Reed “hit him with a Dunham, Governor Asa Hutchinson, ARDC Commissioner Lonnie Turner, AEDC Rural Services Director Alex Johnston, ARDC Programs in three cycles each baseball bat,” accord- Chair Jamie Pafford-Gresham, AEDC Deputy Director Amy Fecher and AEDC Executive Director Mike Preston. Not Pictured: ing to oficer’s notes Representative Justin Gonzales. See GRANT | Page 6 prepared by Floyd. Floyd added that the man “had a BRYAN MCJUNKINS that led to Turner searching red mark on his left LAW ENFORCEMENT shoulder and some HOwARD COUNTY SHeRIff the truck. scratches and a whelp Turner found approxi- on his left hand.” The Howard County Deputy mately three and a half grams deputies found Reed “under a small shed” Texarkana Sheriff and K9 handler, Travis (commonly known as an 8 and she was placed Turner stopped a ford truck ball of methamphetamine) under arrest for do- on State Highway 27 be- of suspected methamphet- mestic battery in the third degree and trans- man tween Nashville and Mineral amine inside the truck. ported to the Howard Springs at approximately Deputy Tim Bowlin as- County Sheriff’s Ofice 11:30 p.m. on Feb. 11. sisted Turner on the stop were she remains in jail arrested for The truck was driven by and they arrested Sackett as of press time. SACKETT SUBMITTED PHOTO I The William Sackett, 47, of Tex- for Possession of Controlled Nashville News arkana, AR. Turner gained Substance, Methamphet- possession Deputy Travis Turner holds the information during the stop Mineral suspected methamphetamine amine. Deputy Bowlin trans- he said was found in Sackett’s See MAN | Page 7 Springs truck Feb. 11. purchases waste water bafle HCAS donates curtain NICOLe TRACY defibrillator to NSD Reporter MINERAL JONATHAN CANADAY District. Laura and I had discussed SPRINGS – The Southwest Arkansas Radio this and it’s something good for the Mineral Springs school, attendees, and the play- City Council met for NASHVILLE - The Howard Coun- a brief session on ers,” HCAS co-owner John Gray Monday and autho- ty Ambulance Service has donated explained. rized the purchase of an automated external defibrillator School Athletic Director Bunch a waste water bafle to the Nashville School District to curtain during the Nichols is very grateful for the dona- meeting. be used at the high school Scrap- tion of the AED. The waste water per Arena. “We appreciate everything the bafle curtain will “Co-owner Laura Garner and cost the city $11,385 ambulance staff has done and for and will be paid for in I want to ensure that the staff of making this donation. We have al- 18 monthly install- NHS have the ability to take care ways had a portable one, however ments of $650 over of someone, should they suffer a 18 months. Council now we will have one on site with member Charles De- sudden cardiac arrest...until the a sign...it will be very visible. It’s loney made a motion ambulance can arrive. We are very certainly a great thing to have at JONATHAN CANADAY I Southwest Arkansas Radio for the purchase of supportive of the Nashville School the curtain, and was Scrapper Arena and we appreciate Pictured from left to right: Athletic Director Bunch Nichols, John Gray of HCAS, NHS seconded by Vera See HCAS | Page 6 Principal Tate Gordon, and Scrapperette Coach Ron Alexander. Marks. The resolution passed 4-0. The city coun- ENTERTAINMENT cil also adopted a resolution to close the city’s Water/ Sewer revenue bond checking ac- Temptations to perform in Hope on feb. 20 count and move the remaining balance JONATHAN CANADAY records in the 60s and 70s. Otis Wil- (tenor). Their music can be described of $500.12 into the Southwest Arkansas Radio liams is the only original member who as a combination of genres, primarily city’s Water/Sewer general checking ac- remains in the line-up today. consisting of R&B, soul, funk, doo-wop count. The resolution A legendary vocal group will be Over the decades the group has and rock and roll. passed 4-0. performing soon in Hope. The Tempta- released a number of hits including The music industry continues to Willie O’Neal, private citizen, tions will be performing at Hempstead ‘My Girl,’ ‘Ain’t Too Proud to Beg,’ and change and Williams says the biggest spoke to the council Hall on Sat., Feb. 20 at 7 p.m. Tickets ‘Get Ready.’ The current line-up is issue for him has been the distasteful about the problem are on sale now for as low as $22. The made up of Otis Williams, Ron Tyson, language in songs. of stray dogs coming into his yard. Mayor vocal group formed in 1960 and are best Terry Weeks, and new members Wil- “I listen to a lot of records and they Bobby Tullis assured known for their success with Motown lie Greene Jr. (bass) and Larry Braggs are very See PeRfORM | Page 6 Mr. O’Neal that the WILLIAMS problem was being addressed and action was being taken to resolve the issue. City Recorder/ Treasurer April Nail DONNA HARWELL I The gave the inancial report to the council, Nashville News and stated that the Aiden Smith, 10, became city brought in reve- an honorary Nashville News nues of $45,973.44, reporter today. Smith is a and had expenses of Nashville Elementary School $45,709.10 for the The month of January. student and writes for The city had also Tattler and the NES yearbook. received $4,326.50 Smith plays baseball for the Spa in sales tax revenues City Crushers and in his spare for the month. time, plays the piano at church. Members present during the meet- He is the son of Matt and Sarah ing were Mayor Smith of Nashville. Bobby Tullis, City Pictured with Smith (center): Treasurer/Recorder News Ad Manager Natasha April Nail, Council Worley, Publisher Mike Graves, Members Steve News Dixon, Rex Woodley, Editor Terrica Hendrix and Vera Marks, Charles Reporter Nicole Tracy. See this Deloney, Police Chief Thursday’s issue of the News for Jeff Witherspoon, more photos of Smith. and Water Super- intendant Jonathan Holden. 2 Editorial The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 | Monday, February 15, 2016 POkIN’ FuN Black History Month by Doc Blakely ARKANSAS HOUSe Of RePReSeNTATIveS BlackHistoryMonthisanannualcelebrationdur- asoft-spoken,itinerantfarmerfromsouthwestern ingthemonthofFebruarytohighlighttheachieve- Arkansaswhoreportedonlyforty-fourdollarsin where There’s a will mentsbyblackAmericans. taxablepropertyin1875,andJohnRollins,anAshley Theeventgrewfromaweeklongcelebration Countyfarmerwhoclaimedninedollarsintaxable whichhistorianCarterG.Woodsonbeganin1926as propertyin1873.” There’s a way awaytousehistorytoshowtheimportantrolesAfri- The irst piece of legislation sponsored by an canAmericansplayedinthecreationofourcountry. African-AmericantobecomelawinArkansaswas It’sfunnywhatpeopleleavetoothersintheirwill.Iread Duringthismonth,theArkansasHousehasbeen House Bill 65 “An act to deine qualiications of thelastwillandtestamentofasettlerbackinthe1850’sthat highlightingtheaccomplishmentsofAfricanAmeri- jurors.” left160acresofgoodbottomlandtoeachofhissixsons cansintheArkansaslegislaturethroughourwebsite Thisguaranteedthatanyonewhocouldvotehad andtohistwodaughtershelefteachafeatherbedanda andsocialmedia. therighttoserveonajury,thereforeallowingAfrican swifthorse.I’mguessingthatwasahinttothegirlsthat LessthanthreeyearsaftertheendoftheCivil Americanstoserve. theyshouldmoveonwiththeirlifeandmakeitsnappy.But War,sixAfricanAmericanmenwereelectedtoserve Butthestate’sprogresstookanextremeturnin Ilikethegalloftheoldtimerthatjustleftanotescribbled intheHouse. 1891.Anelectionlawpassedmakingitmuchmore onthecuffofhisinestshirt,whichhewaswearing,when From1868to1893,85AfricanAmericansserved dificultforilliteratevoterstocasttheirballot.And heexpiredintheBloodyBucketSaloon.Itread,“LastWill intheArkansasGeneralAssembly.Anarticlefrom in1893apolltaxwasadopted. andTestament.BeingofsoundmindIspenteverycentI theArkansasHistoricalAssociationsummarizes Asaresult,theblackvotedroppedfrom71per- hadbeforeIdied.” thediversebackgroundofthehistoricdelegation: centto38percentinjusttwoyears. 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He was what you would call H.GreyofHelena,amerchantandlayministerin Since1973,61AfricanAmericanshaveserved. “hardbutfair.” theAfricanMethodistEpiscopalChurch;Richard Weinviteyoutolearnmoreaboutblackhistory “Youalwaysknewwherehestoodonanysubject.Ifhe A.DawsonofPineBluff,whoclaimedtobetheirst inourlegislaturebyvisitingourFacebookpage dislikedsomethinghe’dtellyouquickerthanarattlesnake blacklawgraduateoftheUniversityofChicago;Fer- www.facebook.com/arkansashouseandonTwitter strikes.Ifhelikedsomethinghemighttellyou.Ifhesaid dinandHavis,abarberfromPineBluffwhodirected @arkansashouse.AndifyouareinLittleRockthis nothingyouknewhelikedit.Hissoninlawwassorelieved Republican politics in Jefferson County for more onth,besuretostopbytheCapitolwhereadisplay whenheaskedforhisdaughter’shandinmarriageandPapa thanfourdecades;andJamesT.White,aBaptist canbefoundontheirstloorfeaturingallAfrican justgotupandlefttheroom.Thatwasconsideredaringing ministerfromHelenaandoneofthewealthiestblack AmericanswhoservedintheGeneralAssembly endorsement.” legislatorsofhisday.Buttheranksofblacklegisla- since1973. “Papaalsowasaproudhunter.Hebaggedabigbuck torsalsoincludedmensuchasMonroeHawkins, twoweeksbeforehedied.Thenjustafewdaysagohehad apremonitionthatthismightbetheendandhetoldmeto besureandmentionthathealsogotapig.” An English bloke left a will which included a inal line thatread,“Iwishpeaceandafluencetoallmyfriendsand BOOK RevIew apieceofefluencetomyenemies.”Thatwasliketheguy thatleftasmallsumofmoneytoseveralindividualsfor NICOLe thepurchaseofaonewayticket,redcape,pitchforkand TRACY The Hunger Games asbestosunderwear. Literary Myowngrandson,nowinhis30’s,sharedwithmehisown Columnist meaning to, she becomes duringtheHungerGames. placeanyonewouldreally visionofhowhewouldliketogoout,afterhehadliveda acontender.Butifsheisto PeetaMellark,an18-year- wanttobe. longandsuccessfullifeofcourse,bybeingplacedinagrand win,shewillhavetostart oldboyrepresentingDistrict With that being said, a makingchoicesthatweigh 12aswell,isthehumbleson word of warning about the boat,lyingonavelvetblanketonhisback,wearingagold The novel The Hunger survival against humanity oftwobakers.Hisabnormal story.Itisviolent. crown, designer shorts and a Minnesota Vikings football Gamesisayoungadultnovel andlifeagainstlove.” strengthallowshimtobe The plot revolves around helmet.Thevesselwouldbeshovedofffromadockilled writtenbySuzanneCollins. The story revolves afiercecompetitorinthe kidskillingkidsinthisdysto- withadoringfamilyandfriends.Thenwhenitreachedthe The summary on the book aroundanevent,called“The Games. pianstory.Parentalguidance middleoftheplacidpondanarcherwouldshootalaming states:“Intheruinsofa Hunger Games,” where 24 Haymitch,aformerwin- ishighlysuggestediftheper- arrowintotheboatandthewholethingwouldexplodein place once known as North children (a boy and a girl neroftheHungerGamesrep- sonreadingthestoryisat aballofire.Iaskedwhatwouldcausetheexplosion.He Americaliesthenationof from each of the Twelve resentingDistrict12,started leastunder13yearsofage. saidtheboatwouldbemarinatedinindustrialalcoholand Panem, a shiningCapitol Districts of Panem called offthestoryasadrunken Underthatagelevel,this thecargowouldbeleftoverireworksfromlocalroadside surrounded by 12 outlying “Tributes”)rangingfromthe foiltoKatniss,andendedup storyisnotsuggested.Aside stands.ItoldhimthatwasthecraziestideaIhadeverheard, districts. agesof12to18ighttothe provinghimselftobeavalu- fromthatwarning,andde- wedeinitelysharedthesameDNA,andputhimbackinmy TheCapitolisharshand deathuntilthereisonlyone ableassettobothKatniss spite the horrific plot that will.www.docblakely.com cruel and keeps the districts tributeremaining. andPeetaasacoach. isinthestory,itisastirring n n n inlinebyforcingthemallto Thistributeisthewinner Thecharactersareamaz- storythatstrangelyenough, Humorist Doc Blakely is a professional speaker/writer/ sendoneboyandonegirlbe- oftheHungerGamesand ingly well written, and one leavesyouwithwantingto musician/rancher from Wharton, Texas. He has been tweentheagesoftwelveand Pokin’ Fun at himself and life for 40 years. lives the remainder of his/ can’thelpbutidentifywith know what happens to the eighteentoparticipatein herlifeineternalglory.Aside thefeelingsKatnisshas characters. theannualHungerGames,a fromthewholekidsighting aboutthewholechainof The Hunger Games has ighttothedeathonliveTV. tothedeathpartofitall,itis eventsunfoldinginfrontof alsobeenmadeintoamajor Sixteen-year-oldKatniss almostreminiscentofsome her. motionpicture,alongwith Everdeen, who lives alone televisionshows. From the never ending itsfollowupsequels,Catch- withhermotherandyoung- The main characters in- ferocity,suspense,andro- ing Fire and Mockingjay. LETTER POLICY ersister,regardsitasadeath cludeKatnissEverdeen,a mance,thisbooktrulykeeps The Hunger Games is sentencewhensheisforced 16-year-oldfromDistrict oneontheedgeoftheirseat. available at the Howard to represent her district in 12,anadventurousgirlwho Inaddition,AuthorCol- CountyPublicLibrary. theGames.ButKatnisshas hunts in the woods in order lins’s descriptive language Copiesarelimited,soif The Nashville News welcomes letters to the beenclosetodeadbefore tofeedherfamily. willhaveyoufeelingasifyou it is unavailable, ask at the editor addressing any topic of interest to our -andsurvival,forher,issec- Theseskillsprovetobe are actually in the Games, frontdesktobeputonthe readers. To be published, letters must be 300 ondnature.Withoutreally immensely valuable to her which honestly,is nota waitinglistforit. words or less and include the contact information of the person writing them. Additionally, letters are published at the discretion of the editor and publisher, and must not contain obscene or libelous language. Send your letter by mail to P.O. Box 297, Nashville, Arkansas 71852, or KeNNeTH email it to [email protected] BRIDGeS History: Dale evans History Columnist bandhadabandonedher, waybacktoTexasandfound In the midst of these andshewasleftadivorced worksingingonDallasradio heartbreaking tragedies, motherattheageof17at stationWFAA. shefoundsolaceinherfaith. thedawnoftheGreatDe- Hercareergraduallyas- Shewroteandsanghymns DaleEvansspentde- The Nashville News pression. cended.In1942,sheap- and actively promoted the cadesasastarofthesilver Shewouldmarryand peared briefly in the film church and prayer in her screen. USPS 371-540 P.O. Box 297 divorce two more men be- OrchestraWives,herirstof appearancesandbooks. Whilehercareerwasleg- 418 N. Main St. Nashville, AR 71852 tween1929and1945. whatbecame44ilms. 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site direction from which the team was running. Gloria Bell Hooker Harrison Leroy Funderburk (Adv.) Calomel salivates Mrs. Gloria Bell Hooker Harrison, Leroy Funderburk, age 76, of and makes you sick. There’s age 73, a resident of Lockesburg, Daisy, passed away on Thursday, no reason a person should Arkansas, died Sunday, February February 11, 2016. He was born take sickening salivating 14, 2016 at her home. She was on September 25, 1939, in Kirby, calomel for your liver when born to Clifton Leo and Warta Faye the son of Leon Travis Funderburk 50 cents buys a large bottle Conatser Hooker in Mineral Springs, and Mary Magdalene Garner of Dodson’s Liver Tone. Sold Arkansas on August 28, 1942. Funderburk. On June 25, 1960, he at all drug stores She is survived by her husband of was married to Patricia Draper. ______almost 58 years, Willie Harrison of Lockesburg, a son He was retired from the Briar Plant and a member COMPILED BY and daughter-in-law, Danny and Michelle Harrison of the Daisy Church of Christ where he formerly PATSY YOUNG 66 years ago: 1950 of Lockesburg, three daughters and sons-in-law, served as a song leader for many years. He loved Sheriff A. E. Hicks has Early files for the week Pam and Phillip Martz of Lockesburg, Sonja and country music. He was the band leader of the Daisy reported that Deputy Sheriff Rickie Shields of Queen City, Texas, and Sabrena Drifters and a member of the Wild Card Band. of February 8, 2016 Ambrose Chesshir broke Howe of Lockesburg, two brothers and sisters-in- He is survived by his wife, Patricia Funderburk of up a whiskey still in the law, Charles and Cathy Hooker of Dierks, and C.L. Daisy; four children and their spouses, Cherry and 126 years ago: 1890 Clay community Wednesday and Darlene Hooker of Dodge City, Kansas; eight Larry Mantooth of Kirby, Lisa and Dean Sutton of W.S. Mitchell, Mayor of morning, capturing one man, Glenwood, Scotty and Darla Funderburk of Daisy 51 gallons of illegal whiskey grandchildren; and ive great-grandchildren. Saratoga and candidate for Graveside funeral services for Mrs. Gloria and Candi and Jason Golden of Langley; nine State Senator two years ago and destroying four barrels Harrison will be held at 2:00 P.M., Tuesday, February grandchildren, Dustin Mantooth, Monica Wright, on the Union Labor Ticket, of mash. also deputy constable of his The man captured gave 16, 2016 in the Belleville Cemetery, Lockesburg, Laci Patton, LeeAllen Sutton, Stephen Funderburk, township and ex-merchant, his name as Earnest Pinker- Arkansas, with, Rev. Josh Herwick oficiating, under Shawn Funderburk, Jace Golden, Lance Golden and has skipped by the light of ton, about 38 of the Clay the direction of Chandler Funeral Home, De Queen. DeShala Golden; four great-grandchildren, Landon the moon for parts unknown. community. Another man You may send an online sympathy message at Patton, Alexis Patton, Landon Wright and Holli A little account of Wolf & who as yet is unidentified, www.chandlerfuneral.com. Ann Golden; four siblings, Wallace Funderburk Bro., of Little Rock was what escaped by running through of Crystal Springs, Clara Faye Babbitt of Benton, frightened him off. the woods. The sheriff’s Raymond Funderburk of Arkadelphia and Patricia We would like to know by office is continuing the in- ARKADELPHIA – Henderson State University has been Pedron of Kirby; and several nieces and nephews. what authority Judge Neal vestigation. named one of the top universities in the country for help- Services were held at 2:00 PM, Sunday, February appropriated $2,500 to build (Adv.) Howard, Friday ing undergraduate students make the move to graduate 14, 2016, in the Davis-Smith Funeral Home a jail. We did not know there and Saturday, Gene Autry school. U.S. News and World Report (USNWR) ranked Chapel, Glenwood, with Roger Cox and Pete was any money on hand that and Champion his won- Henderson State fifth in the United States for the percent- Pedron oficiating. Interment was in the Mount Joy could be appropriated. der horse in “Sons of New age of students who pursue an advanced degree within a Cemetery. Pallbearers were his grandsons. (Adv.) I cure fits! When Mexico” cartoon and serial, year of attaining their undergraduate degrees. Visitation was held on Saturday, 6:00 PM until I say cure I do not mean a Columbia picture “This new ranking further supports our belief that 8:00 PM, at the funeral home. merely to stop them for a ______Henderson State is one of the top schools in the country Guest registry is at www.davis-smith.com. time. I mean a radical cure. for its dedication to student success,” said President Glen I have made the disease of 36 years ago: 1980 Jones. “Our caring faculty members – many of whom fits, epilepsy or falling sick- An overflow record crowd stay in contact with their students throughout graduate ness a life study. Send at jammed the Nashville High or professional school – instill in their students the skills Send all obituaries to once for a treatment and a School cafeteria, Saturday graduate schools prize – the ability to communicate, free bottle of my infallible night as outstanding citi- solve problems, reason through challenges and work as [email protected] remedy. H.G. Root. N.Y. and zenship was recognized at members of a team. Through the application of balanced name this paper. the annual banquet of the undergraduate programs, we are developing well-rounded ______Chamber of Commerce. students who are prepared to succeed in master’s and Clip this coupon! Clip thi Clip this coupon! Clip this coupon! Clip this coupon! Clip this coupon! Clip this coupon! Clip this coupon! 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while we are in the “don’ts.” ON THE EdGE OF COMMON sENsE If I may, I'll let y’all in on my From The market strategy: by Baxter Black, DVM When you see ranchers BAXTeR smiling, and bragging about BLACK BARNyARd their checks, it’s raining, and Farm diesel is under $3, resist the Columnist urge to expand. When you The Gun Battle By Mike Graves see ranchers with a worried look on their face, avoiding As radical Islamic terror- our most powerful right…the around, clouding the truth their loan officers, hay is ists continue their penetra- right to speak our mind. An in the name of political cor- short and dust is flying, then tion of the Unites States and American citizen should not rectness and diminishing The Market Revisited gather some capitol, and buy mentally deranged psychos have to look over her shoul- our right to vocally object. The cattle business isn’t to the market when they some cattle. attack unsuspecting pedes- der before she expresses her Where does it end? as sexy as it was a year are big enough, or we run All this is lost, of course, trians, our country seeks opinion, be it religion, profan- The writers of the Consti- ago. In fact, to quote Ricky out of grass, or money. If we on the lucky folks who work solutions. Conservative Con- ity, racist, unkind, profound, tution built an impervious Westfall, the cattle business happen to take our calf crop for the federal gov't - who stitutional fundamentalists offensive, untrue or beautiful. wall to protect our precious is showing some of us how to town on the day the Chi- are, more often than not, stand by the law and support In a country founded on a Right of Free Speech. It is cruel it can be. Thank good- nese announce new tariffs overpaid, underworked nin- arming everyone! Whereas Christian moral foundation, called the 2nd Amendment, ness we're experiencing a on beef, Oprah bad mouths compoops who don’t know progressive liberals insist on we encourage “Love thy to wit… mild winter, or else insult us, or a mad cow shows up “come here from sic um!!” disarming everyday citizens neighbor as thyself” as a “..necessary to the secu- would be added to injury. in Egypt, cow/calf operators “Oh happy day!!, Oh happy and depend on government guide. But, by law, we permit rity of a free State, the right of Years ago, a veteran suffer the consequences. day. When Jesus washed my to protect everyone! Yet the foulest of behaviors to be the people to keep and bear cattle feeder told me up in Today, we have recovered sin away!” Written by Phillip compromise is hard to find. allowed. The government arms, shall not be infringed.” Nebraska, that most of the somewhat from the blood- Doddridge mid 18th century, Speaking for myself, I know does not have the right to How clear is that? volatility in the cattle market bath of fourth quarter 2015; and based on Acts 8;35 many reasonable supporters deny the First Amendment Though many power was human emotion. I still we're not where we were “Cause causeth.” John of the 2nd Amendment and to any lawful citizen. Nor do seekers down through the believe reactions to news a year ago, lots of capitol Heywood 16th century the NRA who would be ame- states or cities. No court, ages have tried every legal items cause fluctuations has been lost, and with it, Acts 8;35 “Then Phillip, nable to some restrictions mayor, governor or college maneuver to taint, disclaim, in the market, and most enthusiasm about the cattle opening his mouth, began to on sales of some automatic president has the right to and misinterpret the 2nd especially, the calf market. business. teach, and preach Jesus unto weapons or ground to air restrict legal citizens from Amendment as vague, “out Many of us in southwest All of which are reasons them.” missile, for instance. So why voicing their opinion. But of context”, outdated, not Arkansas take their calves for me to buy cattle now, can’t we compromise with they do. applicable in a modern world the Anti-2nd Amendment’s So how do these spe- and susceptible to “execu- political promises? Simple… cious political weasels get tive order”, they have failed. we do not trust our own around the law? The writers NOTE: The 1st AMEND- government. We know there of our Constitution could see MENT COULD NOT EXIST are those who would disarm them coming. They knew WITHOUT THE 2nd AMEND- us all. that somewhere down the MENT. The wisdom of our fore- road government officials As soon as the gun ban- fathers was prescient. They would try to eliminate the ners can disarm us, THE knew that men in power 1st Amendment, the Right of PEOPLE, democracy will be would immediately begin Free Speech. We are watch- on its way out. It’s very de- to take freedom away from ing them in action today. pressing to watch injustice, the citizens they serve. The It is the first step toward needless killing, and terrorist most precious of which is dictatorial control. Laws bombing in our own back- freedom of speech. We have being enacted by unelected yard, but most of all, it is a reached a point in our his- bureaucrats, uncontrolled sad state of affairs when we tory where plutocrats are looting and crime under the cannot trust our elected and trying to outlaw anything of- guise of legitimate protest, appointed leaders. fensive they determine might cartels smuggling people P.S. December 2015 Con- hurt someone’s feelings. Like and drugs across our border, gressional survey: 9% ap- termites, these opponents terrorists with no name, yet proval. of free speech gnaw away at the throttled media mince www.baxterblack.com
JONATHAN CANADAY | Southwest Arkansas Radio The Howard County Extension Service staff held a going away party for county agent Sherry Beaty-Sullivan on Wednesday. Beaty-Sullivan has worked in Howard County for 15 years and is leaving to take a position in Little River County as County Extension Agent-Staff Chair. She begins her new position on Feb. 15. Pictured are Howard County Extension Agent-Staff Chair Jean Ince, Beaty-Sullivan, Administrative Specialist Cecilia Harberson, and 4-H Program Assistant Tina Williams. Come see us for all your car, light truck, big truck and agricultural tire needs. We are open Mon.-Fri. 7:00-5:00 and Saturdays 7:00-4:30 NEELEY’S Service center 321 S. Main St. (870) 845-2802
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and funding opportunities GRANT available to Arkansas’ rural communities. Over 75 state From Front legislators will join over 600 year. Incorporated cities mayors, county judges, oth- and towns and unincorpo- er state and federal officials, rated communities in rural and community leaders to areas of less than 3,000 in participate in this annual population are eligible to conference. apply for assistance through For more information the mayor or county judge’s about the Rural Develop- office. ment Conference or Divi- All Arkansans are invited sion of Rural Services grant to attend the 2016 Arkansas programs, please contact Rural Development Con- the Arkansas Economic De- ference in Rogers May 24- velopment Commission at 26. Attendees will learn 1-888-RURALAR. about additional programs
A 17-year old volleyball HCAS player at an Atlanta school recently collapsed and went From Front into cardiac arrest during the Howard County Am- a game. The school staff bulance Service for provid- called 911 and grabbed the ing this for the Nashville AED, which immediately re- School System.” vived her. Children’s Health Nichols said there have of Atlanta has released a SUBMITTED PHOTO I The Nashville News been a few incidents at the video of that incident and Maudie Dunbar and Raymond Jones were selected queen and king during a Valentine’s Party held on Thursday at the Howard Arena, where school staff is working to promote the County Senior Adult Center in Nashville. have had to deal with medi- importance of AED’s in high cal situations before ambu- schools. lance staff could arrive. Center Point Chili and Soup Supper
ing new music, the key is PeRfORM to have great song content From Front and lyrics that will appeal to everyone. He quoted explicit, it makes me Berry Gordy as saying that reflect back on when we the mark of a great song is started recording and the having a great melody that things that we would not will lay in the sub-conscious be able to say. I’m not that after it is heard. Williams impressed with some of the said he would consider col- songs I hear on the radio. I’m laborating with other artists from the school where we on new music and really produced great songs, which enjoys the works of John are still being celebrated 50 Legend, Michael McDonald, years later. Motown just and Beyonce. turned out a body of work Williams is originally from that is undeniable as far as Texarkana, he still has some quality of work, longevity, cousins and friends that live for the possibility of others there, and occasionally visits reproducing this music. I his hometown. don’t think any of the stage For complete details performers would want to about the show or to pur- do some of the music I hear chase tickets, visit hemp- today.” steadhall.com or call 870- Williams said when mak- 722-8565.
Bryan and Kristen McJunkins enjoy dinner during the Soup and Chili Supper that was held Saturday night in Center Point.
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Center Point Renewal President Kim Dunham smiles while working in the kitchen during the Soup and Chili Supper on Tammy Smith and Tina Matheny talk during the Soup and Chili Supper in Center Point. Saturday.
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Feb. 3 – Warranty Deed Grantors to James Wake- Nashville. containing in the aggregate Section 23, Township 9S, United States Department – Michael Chase Quinn and field Young and Brenda F. Feb. 4 – Executor’s 147 acres, more or less; Range 27W. of Agriculture, Grantee, Kacie Nicole Quinn, hus- Young, Trustees of the Jim Deed – Robert Syzdek, ALSO, North 10 acres of Feb. 9 – Quitclaim Deed SE¼NE¼, Section 7, Town- band and wife, Grantors and Brenda F. Young Family Executor of the Estate of NE¼NE¼ and North 10 – Sandra Gallardo, a single ship 9S, Range 27W, con- to E-Z Mart Stores, Inc., a Trust, dated September 23, Jo Ann Strong, deceased, acres of NW¼NE¼, Section person; being the survivor taining 0.6 acres, more or Texas corporation, Grant- 2015, Grantee, NW¼NW¼ being Hempstead County, 28, Township 5S, Range of Victoriano Gallardo, who less. ee, NW¼NE¼, Section 31, (40 acres); North 500’ of 29PR-14-113, Grantor to 29W, containing 20 acres, died on November 29, 2015, Feb. 11 – Warranty Township 7S, Range 28W, SW¼SW¼ (15.14 acres); Leslie Strong, Seth Thomas more or less; ALSO SW¼, Grantor to Sandra Gallardo, Deed – Jeff Jordan and containing 0.309 acres, and West 75’ of the North Strong, and Paul Robert Section 21, Township 5S, Grantee, East 35 feet of Lot Cathy Jordan, Grantors to more or less. 500’of SE¼SW¼ (0.86 Strong, tenants in com- Range 29W, containing 7 9 and all of Lots 10, 11, and Arthur Baker and Anita Feb. 3 – Beneficiary acres), all in Section 24, mon, Grantees, South 85 acres, more or less; con- 12, Block 8, Sunset Addi- Baker, Grantees, NE¼SW¼, Deed – Dwayne Thomason, Township 9S, Range 28W feet of Lots 21, 22, 23, and taining in the aggregate 174 tion, Town of Nashville. Section 26, Township 9S, a single person, Grantor (totaling 56 acres, more 24, Block 77, Town of Nash- acres, more or less. Feb. 9 – Warranty Deed Range 27W, containing to Gail Thomason Rowe, or less). ville. Feb. 4 – Warranty Deed – Lyle M. Cooley and Trac- 0.6124 acres, more or less. Grantee, NE¼SW¼, Section Feb. 4 – Warranty Deed Feb. 4 – Warranty Deed Tyler Harr, a single person, ey J. Cooley, aka Tracy Feb. 11 – Warranty 26, Township 9S, Range With Relinquishment of – Gary W. White and Ginger and Lindsay Harr, a single J. Cooley, husband and Deed – Roger L. Cart- 27W. Dower and Curtsey – Do- G. White a/k/a Ginger Gail person, Grantors to Den- wife, Grantors to Mineral wright and Pamela K. Feb. 4 – Warranty Deed nell Bullock and Felicia White, husband and wife, nis Lamar Moss and wife, Springs School District #3, Cartwright, husband and – Michael Cothren and Su- Yvonne Bullock, husband Grantors to Gary W. White Scerita Moss, Grantees, Grantee, Tract 1: W½ of wife, Grantors to Roger L. san Lowry, husband and and wife, Grantors to Fa- and Ginger Gail White, NE¼SE¼ and NW¼SE¼, Lot 2, Block 45, Town of Cartwright and Pamela K. wife, Grantors to Danny W. bian Sanchez, a single per- Co-Trustees of the White Section 12, Township 8S, Mineral Springs; Tract 2: Cartwright, Co-Trustees Brown, Grantee, Lots 11 son, Grantee, East 984.56 Family Revocable Trust, Range 27W, containing South 100 Feet of W½ of of the Roger L. Cartwright and 12, Block 3, Original feet of SE¼SW¼, Section 8, Grantee, N½NW¼, Section 20.56 acres, more or less. Lot 2, Block 45, Town of and Pamela K. Cartwright Town of Dierks. Township 9S, Range 28W, 29, Township 9S, Range Feb. 4 – Warranty Mineral Springs. Revocable Trust, dated Feb. 4 – Warranty Deed containing 19 acres, more 27W, containing 20 acres, Deed – Trustees of First Feb. 10 – Warranty February 8, 2016, Grantees, – Raymel Lamar Abra- or less. more or less. Assembly of God Church, Deed – Alejandra Aguirre, W½SW¼SE¼, Section 30, ham Piggee and Stacey Feb. 4 – Warranty Deed Feb. 4 – Warranty Deed Grantors, to David Osborn, Grantor to Dario Piza, Township 5S, Range 30W Lee Piggee, husband and With Relinquishment of – Ginger Gail White, a mar- Grantee, Lots 11,12,13 and Grantee, SE¼SE¼, Section and NW¼NE¼, Section 31, wife, Grantors to E-Z Mart Dower and Curtesy – Les- ried person, Grantor to 14, Block 11, Sunset Addi- 26, Township 9S, Range Township 5S, Range 30W, Stores, Inc., a Texas corpo- lie Strong, a single person, Gary W. White and Ginger tion, Town of Nashville. 27W. in the aggregate 60 acres, ration, Grantee, NE¼NW¼ Paul Robert Strong, a single Gail White, Co-Trustees of Feb. 8 – Quitclaim Deed Feb. 10 – Commission- more or less; E½SW¼SE¼, and NW¼NE¼, Section 31, person; and Seth Thomas the White Family Revocable – Dora Carlene Turner, by er’s Deed – Angie Lew- Section 30, Township 5S, Township 7S, Range 28W, Strong, joined with his wife Trust, Grantee, SE¼SE¼, and through Phillip Turner, is, Commissioner of the Range 30W; and 1 acre in containing 6.84 acres, more Cheryl Strong, Grantors LESS AND EXCEPT 7 acres, as Agent and Power of At- Circuit Court of Howard the extreme NE corner of or less. to Leslie Strong, a single more or less; NE¼SE¼; torney, Grantor to Phillip County, Grantor to United the NE¼NW¼, Section 31, Feb. 4 – Beneficiary person, Grantee, South NW¼SE¼ and East 34 acres Turner as Successor Trust- State of America, Rural Township 5S, Range 30W; Deed – Jim W. Young and 85 feet of Lots 21, 22, 23, of SW¼SE¼, Section 21, ee of the Turner Family Housing Service f/k/a Farm- in the aggregate 21 acres, wife, Brenda F. Young, and 24, Block 77, Town of Township 5S, Range 29W, Trust, Grantee, NW¼SE¼, ers Home Administration, more or less .
PUBLic nOtice The Nashville Rural Water Association is a public Register for disaster water system subject to regulation under the federal Safe Drinking Water Act. Those regulations require assistance online the notiication of customers whenever a violation occurs and is the basis for this notice. The annual average of quarterly samples of the NORTH LITTLE ROCK – Residents of 11 Ar- level of total trihalomethanes, a disinfection by- kansas counties included in a federal disaster product, in the water exceeded the maximum declaration can register for assistance anytime contaminant level of 80 parts per billion for the online. Recovery officials also announced phone period from October 2015 through December 2015. lines will maintain regular hours during the Presi- dents’ Day holiday weekend. The average level in your water for site #805YD002 Residents of Benton, Carroll, Crawford, this period was 81 ppb. Faulkner, Jackson, Jefferson, Lee, Little River, The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Perry, Sebastian and Sevier counties that suf- sets national standards for drinking water and fered damage from the severe storms, tornadoes, has established the maximum level for Total straight-line winds and flooding Dec. 26, 2015 – Trihalomethanes at 80 micrograms per liter. Jan. 22, 2016 may be eligible for federal disaster Trihalomethanes are a group of by-product assistance. chemicals which are formed by the use of chlorine Individuals and business owners can register in the treatment of drinking water. Disinfectants, online, 24/7 at www.DisasterAssistance.gov. such as chlorine, react with naturally occurring FEMA’s toll-free telephone line, 1-800-621-3362 organic and inorganic matter present in water to (FEMA), will remain open through the holiday, form chemicals called disinfection byproducts with no change in hours. The lines are open from (DBPs). EPA has determined that a number of DBPs 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. (local time) until further notice. are a health concern at certain levels of exposure. SUBMITTED PHOTO I The Nashville News Multilingual operators are available. Some people who drink water containing Howard County Deputy Travis Turner is pictured with K9 Kilo. Disaster assistance applicants, who have a trihalomethanes in excess of the MCL over many Turner arrested William Sackett for possession of a controlled speech disability or hearing loss and use TTY, years may experience problems with their liver, substance (methamphetamine) Thursday evening. should call 1-800-462-7585 directly; for those kidneys, or central nervous system, and may have his bond was set at $10,000 who use 711 or Video Relay Service (VRS), call an increased risk of getting cancer. EPA has set MAN Friday afternoon. Sackett 1-800-621-3362. standards to limit exposure to trihalomethanes, From Front was released on bond Fri- haloacetic acids, and other DBPs. day. The Arkansas Department of Health has advised ported Sackett to jail and -Terrica Hendrix also contributed to this story. the water system that there is no immediate health risk from consuming the water. Failure to meet this PUBLic nOtice PUBLic nOtice standard does not mean that the water is unsafe 2003 CHEVY SC1 2010 FORD EDGE or that alternate sources of water should be used. VIN: 1GCEC14B53Z170525 VIN: 2FMDK3GC7ABA28578 The water system has started an extensive lushing is being held at Bypass Diesel & Wrecker Service, is being held at Bypass Diesel & Wrecker Service, program to correct the violation. Inc. 9224 Hwy 278 West Nashville, AR 71852 870- Inc. 9224 Hwy 278 West Nashville, AR 71852 870- Should you have any questions concerning this 845-1597 due to abandonment. Vehicle will be sold 845-1597 due to abandonment. Vehicle will be sold notice, contact the water system at 845-5442 or the at public sale unless claimed within 45 days. Failure at public sale unless claimed within 45 days. Failure Engineering Section of the Department of Health at to relcaim vehicle waves all rights, title, and interest to relcaim vehicle waves all rights, title, and interest 501-661-2623. Information on drinking water can be in above vehicle. Vehicle may be reclaimed during in above vehicle. Vehicle may be reclaimed during obtained from the Engineering Section at 501-661- business hours by providing ownership, and by business hours by providing ownership, and by 2623, and on the health effects of Trihalomethanes paying all charges against vehicle. paying all charges against vehicle. from the Epidemiology Section at 501-661-2796. (BDWS:13;w68) (BDWS:13;w68) (NRWA:13;w330) 8 The Nashville News | Online at http://www.swarkansasnews.com | Call: 1-888-845-6397 | Monday, February 15, 2016
HAPPY PRESIDENTS’ DAY On the third Monday in February, our Nation observes the Federal holiday known as Presidents Day in honor of all who have served as Commander In Chief. The holiday began as an annual celebration of Washington’s Birthday, but it was changed to celebrate all U.S. Presidents. George Washington was the irst President of the United States and is considered to be the “Father of our Country.” He was born on February 22, 1732, in Westmoreland, Virginia. As a young adult he worked as a land surveyor before beginning his military career. He fought through the Revolution- ary War, and on April 30, 1789, he took the Oath of Ofice and was sworn in as the irst President of the United States. President Washington held ofice for only two terms--from 1789 to 1797. He helped to pick the sight of the White House which has been home to all of the American Presidents but him. Washington’s birthday was made an oficial holiday in 1885 by President Chester Arthur. Our Nation’s current leader is President Barack Obama. He is the Nation’s 44th President. MOUNT RUSHMORE Can you name the 4 Presidents in the picture to the right? PRESIDENTIAL WORD FIND Hidden Words: Adams, Bush, Carter, Cleveland, Clinton, Eisenhower, Fillmore, Garield, Hamilton, Hoover, Jackson, Jefferson, Lincoln, Nixon, Obama, Reagan, Roosevelt, Taft, Washington, Wilson Connect the dots to see what the AIR FORCE President uses to travel. Then ONE decorate it.
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JONATHAN CANADAY | Southwest Arkansas Radio JONATHAN CANADAY | Southwest Arkansas Radio FCCLA Members Kaitlyn Wakley, Morgan Garcia, Kennedy Blue, Elizabeth Nashville High School FCCLA members enjoyed cupcakes and punch on Wednesday in recognition of FCCLA week. Russell, and Kelby Schooley. Scrappers celebrate Senior Night with wins against waldron
Senior Scrapperettes Maddi Horton, Keekee Richardson, Peekaboo Garland, Kay Rodgers, Manager Aysha Hollins and player Mercedes Matthews with their family and friends after being honored for the annual Senior Night at Scrapper Arena.
Darius Hopkins jumps for a layup with two Waldron defenders close in tow. Hopkins ended the senior night game with 21 points.
Senior Scrappers Winland Ogden, Trey Hughes, and Manager Lindsey Bennett with their family and friends during the Senior Night ceremony at Scrapper Arena on Friday.
Keekee Richardson goes for a wide open layup against Waldron. Richardson was able to score four points in her final game at Scrapper Arena. All photos by Luke Reeder
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