The Nashville News THURSDAY • September 19, 2013 • Issue 75 • 1 Sections • 14 Pages • In Howard County, Arkansas since 1878 • USPS 371-540 • 75 cents

IN BRIEFt School looking Hoover to at purchase of perform at Elberta smartphone app Brady Hoover will CHARLES GOODIN appear live in not been satisfied by Editor concert Sat., the state department Sept. 21 at the of education’s online Elberta Arts NASHVILLE - The parent-teacher connec- Center for a school is considering tion, called the Home two-hour show purchasing access to a Access Center (HAC). beginning at new smartphone app HAC is provided by the 7 p.m. Admis- that officials say would Arkansas Department of sion is $5. allow them to more ef- Education at no cost to Hoover fectively communicate the district, but school wasn’t even a with parents. officials said it can be dif- teenager the COURTESY PHOTO Superintendent Doug first time he Presley Pennington, a Nashville High School graduate, ficult to use and doesn’t picked up the holds a picture of her brother, Creed, who was Graham told school provide much of the instrument that diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia. board members Monday information the smart- would change that the district’s prin- phone app would. his life forever. cipals attended a webi- If approved, the app Today, the nar recently on the app, could be implemented Murfreesboro- Going which would send push district-wide in as little born singer- notifications regarding as a month. songwriter student grades, atten- Board members took has become a dance and upcoming no action on the subject skilled gui- events to their parents’ at Monday’s meeting. tarist whose smartphones. repertoire In other business, ranges from High School Principal Graham again warned Lynard Sky- Tate Gordan said the app the board about an im- nard to Leon- comes with an up front pending 48 percent in- ard Cohen and for a price tag of $6,000 and crease in teacher insur- everything in ald would cost the school ance set to take effect between. With $4,000 annually after January 1. a list of literal- B that. “This is gonna be a ly hundreds of Nashville Graham explained concern of us all,” Gra- covers along that the app is being ham said. “Obviously the with a healthy grad inspires considered because of- ones that are gonna get dose of his ficials and parents have trademark sorority sister See SCHOOL / Page 8 humor and wit, Brady’s to donate hair Cause shows offer something for ittle is more important to everyone. the stereotypical sorority City aldermen OK girl than her hair. South- Church to Lern Arkansas University’s Marissa Aranda is breaking sewer project bids hold open down that label by putting her long, brown hair on the chop- kitchen ping block for a good cause. CHARLES GOODIN money to complete the Aranda’s Phi Mu sister, Pres- Editor projects. Wickes ley Pennington, and the rest of Texarkana-based con- Pentecostal her sorority sisters have set a NASHVILLE - City tractor Heritage Con- Church of goal of raising more than $7,500 aldermen unanimously structors won bidding God, 7883 this September in honor of Child- approved a resolution on improvements to the Hwy 71 S, will Monday accepting $5.8 city’s waste water treat- have its open hood Cancer Awareness Month. million in bids on its ment plant last month kitchen Thurs., Pennington, a Nashville High Sept. 19 from School graduate, has seen first- upcoming sewer proj- with a bid of $5,794,696, 4 p.m. - 7 p.m. hand the hardships associated ects. while J&R Contractors, The free din- with childhood cancers. Her The move came dur- Inc., of Palestine, was the ner will be spa- brother, Creed, was diagnosed ing a special meeting apparent low bidder on ghetti, garlic with acute lymphoblastic leuke- of the council called to the proposed rehabilita- bread with a mia at the age of two. He is five lock in a lower interest tion of the city’s sewer dessert. and in remission, but has had rate that Public Works lines. to return recently to Arkansas Director Larry Dunaway The resolution states Children’s Hospital to fight an said will save the city that the city made ne- NES ranked infection in his bloodstream. between $600,000 and gotiated change orders among top The money raised will be $700,000 over the next with the firms, bringing donated to Children’s Miracle 40 years. A loan financed the cost of the plant COURTESY PHOTO by the United States De- improvements down to 25 schools Network and to the American Marissa Aranda has upped the stakes of the fund partment of Agriculture in US Childhood Cancer Organization raiser by vowing she will shave her head and donate $5,393,483 and the rehab See BALD / Page 3 her hair if the $7,500 mark is met. is providing the needed cost down to $498,150. Nashville Elementary School has been named to a list of the top 25 middle schools in the Local man among crew honored at museum United States according POOLER, GA - Jim Mike marily to Swamp Fire. Web- to building Tolleson (1921-1968) along master Richard Lewis for principal Latito with other ground crew, Swamp Fire reported that Williams. air combat crew, and crew “the 379th BG had the best Williams chief of the famed Swamp reputation in the entire 8th said Wednes- Fire B-17 were recently hon- USAAF, and Tolleson’s crew day in a press ored at the National Mu- was considered the best at release that seum of the Mighty Eighth Kimbolton.” the ranking is based on Air Force near Savannah in Swamp Fire was as im- benchmark Pooler, GA. portant to the European math achieve- Tolleson spent almost Theater as Enola Gay was ment data all of his life in Nashville, to the Pacific Theater. from tests except for his college and Swamp Fire was complet- taken during Air Force days. After gradu- ed by Boeing on January the Spring of ating from Nashville High 14, 1944, and then sent to 2013. School, Tolleson attended England on Valentine’s Day “These Southern State University 1944. Here are some of the awards are in Magnolia, Arkansas for milestones of Swamp Fire: given out by two years and then joined •฀Picked฀to฀be฀one฀of฀60฀ the Office for Education the United States Army crews out of 2300 available Policy at the Air Force that sent him to to fly the top secret “Grape- University of Perry Technical Institute fruit Mission” May 28, 1944; Arkansas,” in Yakima, Washington for •฀Winner฀of฀Grand฀Slam฀ Williams said. two years. The USAAF Award for April/May mis- “This is a then sent Tolleson to Africa sion statistics 1944; testament to briefly and then on to the •฀ Achieved฀ 100th฀ Mis- your hard work 379th BG at the Kimbolton sion Status on November COURTESY PHOTO | Marsha Rhodes and dedication Air Force Base near Bed- 1, 1944, and it was the First Jim Tolleson is pictured working on an aircraft in England during World War II. to excellence. ford, England. Heavy Bomber to do so You should be Tolleson started out as without an abort; ing her 117th Mission; Ground Crew Chief Domi- One particular mission very proud of this achieve- an assistant ground crew •฀Crashed฀on฀landing฀by฀ •฀Declared฀‘War฀Weary’฀ nick DeSalvo on December of Swamp Fire caught the ment.” chief and was assigned pri- rookie crew after complet- by the Commander and 12, 1944. See MAN / Page 8 2 Editorial The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 | Thursday, September 19, 2013 Minimum wage madness A survey of American economists found that 90 percent of them regarded minimum wage laws as increasing the rate of unemployment among low- skilled workers. Inexperience is often the problem. Only about 2 percent of Americans over the age of 24 earned the minimum wage. Advocates of minimum wage laws usually base their support of such laws on their estimate of how much a worker THomaS "needs" in order to have "a living wage" — or on SowEll some other criterion that Creators pays little or no atten- Syndicate tion to the worker's skill level, experience or gen- eral productivity. So it is hardly surprising that minimum wage laws set wages that price many a young worker out of a job. What is surprising is that, despite an accumulation of evidence over the years of the devastating effects of minimum wage laws on black teenage unemploy- ment rates, members of the Congressional Black Caucus continue to vote for such laws. Once, years ago, during a confidential discussion with a member of the Congressional Black Caucus, I asked how they could possibly vote for minimum wage laws. The answer I got was that members of the Black Caucus were part of a political coalition and, as such, they were expected to vote for things that other mem- bers of that coalition wanted, such as minimum wage laws, in order that other members of the coalition would vote for things that the Black Caucus wanted. Lindsey’s plan for war with Iran When I asked what could the black members of Congress possibly get in return for supporting minimum wage laws that would be worth sacrificing This summer produced friends of Israel." appointed the most pro- whole generations of young blacks to huge rates of a triumph of American In July, Graham told a PaT American foreign minister unemployment, the discussion quickly ended. I may patriotism. cheering conference of BUCHaNaN in four decades. have been vehement when I asked that question. A grassroots coalition Christians United for Is- Moreover, Iran, victim The same question could be asked of black public arose to demand Congress rael: "If nothing changes in Creators of the worst poison gas officials in general, including Barack Obama, who Syndicate have taken the side of the teachers' unions, who op- veto any war on Syria. Iran, come September, Oc- attack since Benito Mus- pose vouchers or charter schools that allow black Congress got the message tober, I will present a reso- solini invaded Ethiopia, parents (among others) to take their children out of and was ready to vote no lution that will authorize launched by Saddam Hus- failing public schools. to war, when President the use of military force to Bush II did to Iraq. sein with U.S. knowledge, Minimum wage laws can even affect the level of Obama seized upon Vladi- prevent Iran from develop- But there are obstacles has condemned any Syrian racial discrimination. In an earlier era, when racial mir Putin's offer to work ing a nuclear bomb." use of chemical weapons discrimination was both legally and socially accepted, in our warlord's path. together to disarm Syria of That Graham is bray- and signed the agreement minimum wage laws were often used openly to price First, there is no conclu- minorities out of the job market. chemical weapons. ing that he intends to give sive proof Iran has decided banning them as well the In 1925, a minimum wage law was passed in the Ca- The war America did not Obama a blank check for to build a bomb. nuclear Non-Proliferation nadian province of British Columbia, with the intent want — did not come. war on Iran is not all bad Twice, the U.S. intelli- Treaty. and effect of pricing Japanese immigrants out of jobs Lindsey Graham is de- news. For he thus con- gence community, in 2007 The Ayatollah has is- in the lumbering industry. termined that this does not cedes Obama does not and 2011, has asserted sued a fatwa against an A well regarded Harvard professor of that era happen again. now have the authority to Iranian nuclear weapon. referred approvingly to Australia's minimum wage law with high confidence that The next war he and his attack Iran. Often, the interests of as a means to "protect the white Australian's standard Iran has made no such of living from the invidious competition of the colored collaborators are planning, And by equating Iran's decision. adversaries coincide. In races, particularly of the Chinese" who were willing to the big one, the war on "nuclear program" with a Senators who do not World War II, with Hitler work for less. Iran, will not be blocked "nuclear bomb" program, seek a new war with Iran as the enemy, the monster In South Africa during the era of apartheid, white the same way. Graham reveals that his should call James Clapper, Stalin becomes an ally. labor unions urged that a minimum wage law be ap- How does Graham pro- bottom line is not Obama's Director of National Intel- Putin wants no U.S. war plied to all races, to keep black workers from taking pose to do this? bottom line, but Benjamin on Syria or Iran. This re- jobs away from white unionized workers by working ligence, to testify publicly He plans to introduce Netanyahu's. quires no chemical weap- for less than the union pay scale. as to whether Iran is "rac- Some supporters of the first federal minimum wage a use-of-force resolution, Obama has said only ing" toward a bomb. Or is ons use in Syria and no law in the United States — the Davis-Bacon Act of a peacetime declaration that Iran must not be al- this the usual War Party nukes in Iran. This coin- 1931 — used exactly the same rationale, citing the of war on Iran, to ensure lowed to build a bomb. Bibi propaganda? cides with U.S. interests, if fact that Southern construction companies, using Obama need not come says Iran must not have a As of today, Iran has not Lindsey Graham's. non-union black workers, were able to come north back to Congress — and nuclear program. not tested a bomb and, The Russians, with ties and under-bid construction companies using union- can attack Iran at will. Yet, make no mistake. to Tehran and Damascus ized white labor. to our knowledge, does Lindsay intends a preemp- The goal of Graham, the we do not have, can be These supporters of minimum wage laws under- not possess any uranium stood long ago something that today's supporters tive surrender of Congress' neocons, Israel and Saudi enriched to the 90 per- helpful in keeping us out of of such laws seem not to have bothered to think constitutional war-making Arabia is not a negoti- cent necessary to build wars we do not want. through. power — to Obama. ated solution permitting a a bomb. Indeed, Iran has The true friends of People whose wages are raised by law do not nec- He wants to give Obama peaceful nuclear program just announced that half America are those seeking essarily benefit, because they are often less likely to a blank check for war in Iran. The goal is a U.S. its supply of 20 percent- to keep us out of wars, not be hired at the imposed minimum wage rate. on Iran, then stampede war to smash Iran. those maneuvering us in. Labor unions have been supporters of minimum enriched uranium has been Obama into starting the On Nov. 10, 2010, Gra- That Vladimir Putin wage laws in countries around the world, since these converted to fuel rods. laws price non-union workers out of jobs, leaving war. ham let it all out: "Instead Iran's new president, is going to Tehran, and more jobs for union members. On Fox's "Huckabee" of a surgical strike on their Hassan Rouhani, was elect- Obama to the U.N. to meet People who are content to advocate policies that Sunday, Lindsey laid out nuclear infrastructure, I ed on a pledge to get U.S. Rouhani is good news. sound good, whether for political reasons or just to his scheme: "I'm going to think we're to the point sanctions lifted and to Better news would be feel good about themselves, often do not bother to get a bipartisan coalition now that you have to really end Iran's isolation. But to that Congressional anti-in- think through the consequences beforehand or to together. We're going to put neuter the regime's ability terventionists were meet- check the results afterwards. accomplish this, he must together a use-of-force res- to wage war against us and ing Graham's war reso- If they thought things through, how could they prove that Iran has no ac- have imagined that having large numbers of idle teen- olution, allowing our coun- our allies. tive bomb program and lution with one of their age boys hanging out on the streets together would try to use military force ...... [We must] destroy that he is willing to allow- own, reaffirming that, as be good for any community — especially in places to stop the Iranian nuclear the ability of the regime to ing intrusive inspections of today, Obama has no where most of these youngsters were raised by single program. ... I'm going to strike back." to prove it. authority to launch any mothers, another unintended consequence, in this need your help, Mike, and Graham wants us to As a first step to ne- preemptive or presidential case, of well-meaning welfare policies? the help of Americans and do to Iran what President gotiations, Rouhani just war on Iran. The Nashville News USPS 371-540 P.O. Box 297 KEEP IN TOUCH WITH YOUR REPRESENTATION 418 N. Main St. Nashville, AR 71852 Telephone (870) 845-2010 President Barack Obama U.S. Representative Tom Cotton Fax (870) 845-5091 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue 415 Cannon House Oice Building Toll Free 1-888-845-NEWS Washington, D.C. 20500 Washington, DC 20515 Established 1878. Published since Sept. 1, 1979 by Graves Publishing Company, Inc. 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Postmaster, send Change of address to: AR Governor Mike Beebe AR Lt. Governor Mark Darr State Capitol Room 250 State Capitol, Suite 270 P.o. Box 297 Nashville, ar 71852 Little Rock, AR 72201 Little Rock, AR 72201-1061 Phone: 501-682-2345 Phone: 501-682-2144 Louis ‘Swampy’ Graves, www. governor.arkansas.gov www.ltgovernor.arkansas.gov Editor and Editor Emeritus, 1950-2001 Mike Graves, CEO/Publisher Donna Harwell, Comptroller/Office Mgr. AR Senator Larry Teague AR Representative Nate Steel Charles Goodin, Editor P. O. Box 903 102 N. Main St. A.J. Smith, Managing Editor Nashville, 71852 Nashville, AR 71852 Katie Whisenhunt, Advertising Sales Cindy Harding, Circulation Manager Phone: 870-845-5303 Phone: 870-845-1870 www.teaguesenate.com www.arkansashouse.org/member/254/nate-steel The News is the oldest active business in Howard County -- Founded in 1878. Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Find us on the Internet at: www.swarkansasnews.com Thursday, September 19, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 obituariEs 3 Worker safety Mary Jo Reed, 89, loving mother, Sept. 18 conference scheduled Mary Jo Brewer Reed, age 89 of of Garland, Texas; six siblings, Inez Nashville, Arkansas, went to be with Sanders of Nashville, Carolyn Green The University of Arkan- and managers with safety South Main Street, in sas Community College at responsibilities and oth- Hope, Arkansas. her Lord and Savior on Wednesday, of Henderson, Texas, Rudy Sharp Hope will host the Work- ers who need basic safety The registration fee cov- September 18, 2013 in Nashville. of Nashville, Mary Francis Holt er’s Safety Conference on training. Nursing home ers lunch and conference She was born October 30, 1923 of Scurry, Texas, Martha Rose October 10, 2013. The administrators and nurses materials. Pre-registration in Nathan, Arkansas to the late Taylor of Nashville, Marie Fryer Conference is presented may also use this training is encouraged due to ex- Dewey Albert and Laura Mae of Mena; six grandchildren; by the Arkansas Depart- for continuing education penses incurred for meals Tollison Brewer. numerous great grandchildren; ment of Labor and the U.S. purposes. and materials. Cancel- She was a retired claims and a host of other family and Department of Labor. The purpose of this con- lations will be accepted examiner for Fireman’s Fund friends. Whether you are the ference is to enhance work- until two days prior to the Insurance Company. Mary loved Services will be Saturday, owner or employee of a place hazard recognition conference. Substitutions cooking, sewing, quilting, and September 21, 2013 at 2:00 p.m. at private business or work and strengthen a culture of are permitted. working in her yard. She had also been a First Baptist Church in Nashville with for a public agency, you workplace safety, thereby Please register by Octo- hospice volunteer. Mary loved her family Bro. David Blase and Bro. Kevin Sartain and your employees can reducing employee inju- ber 3. A $10 late fee will be but, most of all she loved her Lord and her oficiating. Interment will follow in New benefit from attending ries and illnesses. applied to all registrations church. She was a member of First Baptist Corinth Cemetery under the direction of this event. The confer- This conference will and payments received af- Church in Nashville where she was very Nashville Funeral Home. ence is designed for hourly be held from 7:30 a.m. ter that date. Contact Nita faithful in the Fern Freel Sunday School The family will receive friends at the employees; however, busi- until 2:40 p.m. on Thurs- Matlock at (501) 682-9092, Class as well as the XYZ Club. funeral home on Friday night from 6:00 nesses are also encour- day, October 10, 2013 in or email matlock.juanita@ Preceding her in death was a brother, to 8:00 p.m. aged to send members of Hempstead Hall at the dol.gov if you have ques- Ralph Brewer. You may send the family an online their safety committee, University of Arkansas tions or need additional Her survivors include, two sons, Delbert sympathy message to www.nashvillefh. as well as supervisors Community College, 2500 information. E. and wife Carolyn L. Reed of Nashville com and Jerry L. and wife Michelle D. Reed

Michael Dillehay Dale Barrett Michael Gorman Dale E. Dillehay, 62, of Mineral Barrett, Springs will be dearly age 85 of missed by his family Delight, Arkansas and friends as he joins passed peacefully from the Lord on September this life on September 15, 2013. He was born 18, 2013 in his home. May 19, 1951 in Little He was born April 20, Rock, Arkansas. 1928 in Harrold, South He is survived Dakota. by his wife, Pam He was a WWII Icenhower Dillehay; veteran and served his three stepchildren, country in the US Navy. Chase Friend, Kelly He is survived (Friend) Tracy, and by his wife, Sarah Chad Tucker; and four Barrett of Delight; a grandchildren. daughter, Andrea Eide Services will be held and husband Kevin at 11:00 a.m. on Friday, of Hawaii; a son, September 20, 2013 at Mark Barrett and wife New Mt. Zion Baptist Nancy of California; Church, Mineral sister, Roberta Holman Springs, Arkansas. and husband Earl of Services under the Washington state; four direction of Arkansas granddaughters; one Funeral Care, Little grandson; three great Rock, Arkansas. granddaughters; extra close nephew; many other much loved Joseph Lingo nephews and nieces; Joseph Dean Lingo, six brothers-in-law, 42, of Tuolumne, Wayne Humphry and California died wife Joann, Winston Monday, September 2, Humphry and wife 2013. He was born in Kattie, Jimmy Humphry Sonora, California to and wife Dale, Mike Karen Marie Lingo. Humphry and wife Mr. Lingo lived in Becky, Steve Humphry, Nashville for 15 years and Rick Humphry before returning to and wife Theresa, one Tuolumne in 2008. sister-in-law, Emma Johnny Mosso, overall male winner. Brittany Backus, 1st place 18 & winner. He is survived by his Lee and husband J.J. all mother, Karen Marie of Delight. Lingo of Tuolumne; his Visitation will be grandmother, Mildred from 6:00 till 8:00 p.m., FIGHT Thursday, September Nona Hawkins of Tuolumne; one brother, 19 at Latimer Funeral Thomas Lee and Home in Murfreesboro. BaCK 5K Sandra (Hall) Lingo of Funeral Services Nashville; one sister will be held at First 1 mile Fun Run Winner Tricia Ann Guinn of Christian Church in Lauren Ferguson - Time 13:06 Tuolumne, California; Murfreesboro, Friday 5K Female Results: nieces, nephews, and September 20, at 10am, Overall Female: one great niece. with Alan McRae Donna Gaddis- Time:27:36 oficiating, interment Brittany Backus - Time 33:52 -1st Place 18 & under A celebration of life was held on September will be at the Delight Rebecca Roberts -Time 34:30 -1st Place 18-29 Cemetery with Military Derrick Kropf - Time 34:34 -1st Place 30-39 7, 2013 at the Tuolumne Donna Gaddis - Time 27:36 - 1st Place 40-49 Rancheria Tribal Hall Honors. Gayla Irvan - Time 33:43 - 1st Place 50-59 in Tuolumne under the You may send Stina Brown - Time 36:04 - 1st Place 60 7 up direction of Terzich and an online sympathy 5K Male Results: Wilson Funeral Home. message at www. Overall Male & Race & 18 & under latimerfuneralhome. Johnny Mosso - Time 17:59 com. Trent Chambers - Time 20:38- 1st Place 30-39 Chet Kennedy - Time 18:59- 1st Place 40-49 Kim Howard - Time 19:59 - 1st Place 50-59 Donna Gaddis, overall female winner in the Fight Back 5K. Irene May Irene May, 97 of 28 to raise awareness for members are giving away GARAGE SALE BALD childhood cancer. gold paracord bracelets Nashville, Arkansas “I thought about it, and with two blue beads, rep- In Center Point • 2 Blocks N. of Square passed away on From Page 1 it is just hair,” said Aranda, resenting Creed and Elijah, Fri. 10 am to 5 pm • Sat. • 10 am to noon September 12, 2013. who has not yet met Creed to anyone who donates at Nice clothing-all sizes, sewing machine, kitchen items Visitation will or Elijah personally. “It will least a dollar. TOO MUCH STUFF TO MENTION IT ALL! grow back. Plus, in the Donations can be sub- be held on Friday, of Arkansas in honor of grand scheme of things, it’s mitted online through the September 20, 2013 Creed and Elijah Talley, nothing compared to what groups Facebook event – from 2:00 to 5:00 pm 12, of Little Rock, who was Puzzle Answers these kids are dealing with “Shaving for a Cause: Child- with Family Hour from diagnosed with neuroblas- every day.” hood Cancer Awareness” Sudoku Solution #3025-D toma at age four. TIFFS SEWER HIM 7:00 to 8:00 pm at Aranda said she is turn- – or by contacting Kelsey AVAIL PEALE UMA 7 4 8 3 9 Aranda has bravely put 1 6 2 5 Hicks Funeral Home in ing 21 on September 29, Kehrees at (501) 529-3756. CARDINALSIN DEC her hair on the line to raise 4 7 9 5 3 6 1 8 2 Hope, Arkansas. and cannot think of a bet- Any checks can be made KNEEPADS ESSAY the stakes of the group LUGE LEGIONS ter way to spend her birth- out to Greater Little Rock 3 8 5 9 1 2 6 4 7 Services will be getting to their fundraising STRIPS TAVERN day. Phi Mu Alumnae. 2 9 4 6 5 3 7 1 8 held at 11;00 a.m. on goal. She has vowed that LOOTS FACED HOW The Phi Mu chapter at Community Involve- ABBY MIXER FAKE Saturday, September she will shave her head 8 5 3 2 7 1 4 9 6 SAU, Epsilon Omicron, ment is at the heart of PEI DAVID HOWIE 21, 2013 at New and donate her hair if the 7 1 6 4 8 9 5 2 3 is working together with SAU’s complete college NIECES BOOKED Light CME Church, $7,500 mark is met. PALACES FIST the Greater Little Rock experience. SAU has been 9 2 7 1 6 4 8 3 5 The head shaving will ARENA OAKTREES Nashville, under the Alumnae Chapter of Phi named to the President’s SEA DOUBLEEAGLE 5 3 1 8 2 7 9 6 4 take place in downtown direction of Hicks Mu to host this fundrais- Community Service Honor TAC EASEL SCALE 6 4 8 3 9 5 2 7 1 Little Rock on September ASH STAYS SEDAN Funeral Home, Hope ing effort. At SAU, Phi Mu Roll for five years straight. © 2009 Hometown Content 4 HomE & Family The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 | Thursday, September 19, 2013 Early American diamonds from Murfreesboro “rediscovered” by University of Delaware researchers

MARGI JENkS president of Tiffany and BELOW: Two Museum and Educational Park Interpreter Co. at the time the letter diamonds are Center in Piggott, Arkan- was written. pictured that were sas, up in the northeast I frequently receive In the early 1900’s the subject of an corner of the state. So, interesting e-mail emailed questions about George Kunz was one of those 10 diamonds have received by Crater the Crater of Diamonds the premier gemologists of Diamonds State completed a long journey State Park and its dia- and mineralogists in the Park interpreter Margi from their original Arkan- mond mine. However, the world. He also had a Jenks. sas home to Delaware, inbox on July 18th con- long association with the and back again. tained an unusual email Arkansas diamond mine. The reason that the that was the beginning of In 1907 he was one of the University of Delaware’s the story of two Crater partners in the Tiffany Arkansas diamond story diamonds. Group, which optioned a is so fascinating is that The email was written share of the Arkansas Dia- they were only “redis- by Dr. Sharon Fitzgerald, mond Mining Company. covered” to be Arkan- who is the Curator of the So, he traveled to Ar- sas diamonds by chance. Mineralogical Museum kansas to view the mine Dr. Fitzgerald was doing at the University of Dela- and look for diamonds. some research on the Ir- ware in Newark, Delaware. By that time, John Hud- enee Du Pont specimens She was writing because dleston, who found the in their collection and ran she had recently found first Arkansas diamond, across the Tiffany letter, a letter about two dia- had accumulated 100-150 prompting her to send her monds that they have on stones. email to the park. display. One is a 7.24 During his visit to the From the picture that carat yellow diamond and mine, Kunz examined the she later sent to me, I was the other is a 5.64 carat diamonds and negoti- able to identify them as white diamond. ated with Huddleston, ABOVE: George Kunz is pictured circa Arkansas diamonds. And, The letter, dated Feb- buying the entire group 1900. we have no other docu- ruary 17, 1923, was to for $43,000. It is possible ment in the park archives a man named Irenee Du that the diamonds Irenee that directly connects Pont from Wilmington, Du Pont bought from Tif- early Arkansas diamonds Delaware. Irenee Du Pont fany & Co. in 1923, were with their eventual buyer was one of three brothers part of those Huddleston and shows the price that who founded what is to- diamond finds. important stones that a large sum by 1923 stan- But the story doesn’t was paid in those early day the DuPont chemical In the 1923 letter Kunz have come from Arkan- dards. end in 1964. Over 25 years days. company. The stationery describes having sent sas.” The prices for the Du Pont must have also ago the Mineralogical Mu- Finally, because Du had the letterhead of Tif- Du Pont seven individual two diamonds now in the bought the 8.88 carat dia- seum sold the 8.88 carat Pont gave the diamonds fany and Company, 5th diamonds and one packet University of Delaware mond group for $125. Dr. packet of 10 diamonds to to the University of Dela- Avenue & 37th Street, of 10 diamonds weighing collection were quoted Fitzgerald reports that in Kristalle, a California gem ware museum, we are New York. Dr. Fitzgerald’s a total of 8.88 carats. The as $370 for the 7.24 carat 1964 Du Pont gave all 12 and mineral company. also able to trace the email identified the writer letter states, “The stones yellow and $400.00 for Arkansas diamonds to the This August Kristalle sold entire history of two es- of the letter as George F. that we sent to you are the 5.64 carat white. Not University of Delaware the diamonds again to pecially beautiful Crater Kunz, who was the vice- the selection of the most much money in 2013, but Mineralogical Museum. the Hemingway-Pfeiffer diamonds.

“Pulling” for Education trap shoot scheduled

The University of Ar- Center in Columbus, Ar- competing for trophies benefiting the UACCH Each of a team’s three Annual kansas Community Col- kansas. and, of course, bragging Foundation will be held members will shoot 50 lege at Hope Foundation This annual event is rights for their displayed during lunch and will rounds in the trap shoot event will is pleased to announce hosted by Senator Larry shooting skills. feature outdoor hunting competition. that it will hold the 7th Teague and Representa- The event is spon- products. Awards will be pre- be held Annual “Pulling” for tive Brent Talley. sored by AEP SWEPCO, UACCH Foundation sented in two flights. Education Trap Shoot The UACCH Founda- Arkansas Farm Bureau, event organizer, Brent Ammunition is provided Oct. 4 at Friday, October 4th at tion is currently accept- and Southwestern Ener- Talley, said, “The ‘Pulling’ by event sponsors Ar- the Arkansas Game and ing registration of three- gy Company. A lunch is for Education Trap Shoot kansas Farm Bureau and Fish Commission Rick person teams for the trap provided for the compet- is a great event that al- Southwestern Energy Grandview Evans Grandview Prairie shooting competition. itors courtesy of Farm lows a Friday morning of Company. Conservation Education The contestants will be Credit Services. trap shooting, network- For more information The competition will ing, and fund raising for or to register for the trap begin at 9:00 a.m. Friday, the UACCH Foundation. shoot, visit the College October 4th. Registra- It is a great way to get website at www.uacch. tion is $300 per compet- ready for the upcoming edu or contact Brent Tal- ing team. A live auction hunting seasons.” ley at 870-722-8243.

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Have you noticed more glad to send you an “Ar- to medium-low, and cook 2 apples showing up at the kansas Fresh” fact sheet to 3 minutes or until pork supermarkets? I have and by Jean A. Ince on Apples. It contains lots is done. it makes me think of fall. xtension Staff chairman of information, plus some Yield: 4 servings We are fortunate to have E UofA Cooperative Extension yummy recipes. Nutrition Information apples all year long, but Tips Service • Howard County per Serving: 280 calories, the ones in the fall seem Recipe of the Week 15 g fat, 30 g protein, 6 g to taste better. And there Here is a recipe that is carbohydrate, 2 g fiber, 670 seems to be a larger se- Apples are a good to sweet. There are thou- delicious during the fall. mg sodium. lection to choose from. source of both soluble and sands of varieties to It is a quick-to-fix recipe Flavors of apples range insoluble fiber. The soluble choose from. One of the that is great anytime of the from sweet to tart and can fiber is thought to help pre- more popular varieties year! My family loves it. be used for a variety of vent cholesterol buildup in is Red Delicious - mamed Skillet Pork and Apples purposes. So pick up some the lining of blood vessel when a nurseryman in 1 teaspoon ground cin- apples and add a touch of walls. The insoluble fiber 1894 exclaimed, “My that’s namon autumn to your salads, in apples provides bulk in delicious!” Other varieties 1 teaspoon salt snacks, sandwiches, main the intestinal tract, holding include: Golden Delicious, ½ teaspoon black pep- dishes and desserts. water to cleanse and move Red Rome (Rome Beauty), per When selecting apples, food freely and quickly Granny Smith, McIntosh, 4 (3 to 4-ounce) pork look for fresh-smelling fruit through the digestive tract. Jonathan, and Gala. chops with blemish-free skins. Although it was once Select types of apples 2 teaspoons olive oil Choose those that are firm, suggested to peel your based on how they will 1 Tablespoon margarine crisp, and well colored. An apples before eating, be used: raw (for eating 1 medium sliced apple apple with brown streaks the thought process has out of hand and adding 1/3 cup fat-free, low- on the skins (called scald) changed. Almost half of the to salads); cooked (for sodium chicken broth does not affect the quality. vitamin C content is found applesauce, pies and other Combine first 3 ingre- Store apples in a dry, just under the skin of the desserts); or baked whole. dients in a small bowl; cool place for up to 1 week. apple, and peeling it re- If you are interested sprinkle evenly over pork For longer storage, refrig- moves those much-needed in learning more about chops. Heat olive oil in a erate in a plastic bag for vitamins and minerals. apples, please contact me large non-stick skillet over 4 to 6 weeks. If you store Eating the peeling or skin at the Howard County Ex- medium-high heat. Add them in the fridge, keep of the apple also increases tension Service, University pork, and cook for 5 to 6 them away from lettuce the insoluble fiber content, of Arkansas Division of minutes or until browned. and other delicate pro- and makes your feel fuller. Agriculture located on the Add margarine. Cook 15 to duce; apples cause fruits Apples come in an as- second floor of the court- 30 seconds until melted. and vegetables to ripen sortment of colors and house. You may also call Add apples and chicken and/or spoil faster. textures, in flavors tart me at 870-845-7517. I’ll be broth. Cover, reduce heat Senators announce funding for SWAPD

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intercepted a pass at cornerback. Magnolia by a point in the opener. Fountain Lake. Clinton hung with than two decades. But Jessieville The Bearcats held Gravette to 6 Dollarway QB Joshua Liddell has two-time defending 3-4A cham- has won three straight by a com- yards in the first half last week. accounted for four TDs this year. pion Highland last week, but gave bined 92-22. Bauxite trailed Glen Junior Justin Shackleford has 5.5 STUTTGART (7) at Dumas: up a 106-yard interception return. Rose 24-7 at halftime last week. tackles for loss this fall. “This is Stuttgart avoids its first 0-3 start DARDANELLE (6) at Clarks- Camden Harmony Grove at the exact team we played last year since 1991. The Ricebirds gave ville: These are former conference ARKANSAS BAPTIST (7): These (Star City won 34-28) except a up 95 points the past two weeks, foes. Clarksville has won four of teams tied 34-34 last season. year older,” Furneaux says. “Their which is more than the first eight the past five in the series, but Eagle QB Riley Perkins threw six defense flies to the ball.” games last season. Dumas hasn’t three games were decided by six TD passes in last week’s 55-40 HOOTEN’S TV SHOW won a non conference game since points or less. Dardanelle senior win at Dover. Perkins has thrown beating Fordyce Week 2, 2010. QB Kristian Thompson passed for nine TDs this season. Hooten’s Arkansas Football TV HEBER SPRINGS (2) at Gen- 179 yards and two TDs against North Pulaski at PULASKI show airs 10:30 a.m. Saturday’s try: Gentry hung with Charleston Danville in the opener and ran ROBINSON (28): Undefeated Pu- this fall on KATV 7 (ABC-Little a week ago by forcing five turn- for 236 yards and three TDs last laski Robinson the surprise of Rock) and KXNW (Ch. 34 Fort overs. Heber springs goes for its week before breaking his arm. Class 4A. The Senators recorded Class AAAA Smith/Fayetteville). The show first win of the season and tries to Sophomore QB Chris Kirshner six sacks and forced three turn- features the state’s top recruit- avoid tis first 0-3 start since 2003. rallied the Sand Lizards to 24 un- overs in last week’s 15-point win Arkansas High School Football Ranking & Notes ing prospects. Star City’s Darien The Panthers hung with Class 3A answered points. at Class 6A LR Fair. Washington will be featured as No. 1 Harding Academy last week Mansfield at MENA (7): 8-4A the Air National Guard Scholar before losing by 14 points. Pan- Mena’s two games have been 1. Warren (0-2) HOOTENS.COM Athlete of the Week. CAMDEN FAIRVIEW (28) at 2. Arkadelphia (2-0) GAME OF THE WEEK LAST WEEK ther senior QB Michael Kramer decided by a total of six points. Warren: A battle of top-ranked 3. Dollarway (2-0) passed for 158 yards and a TD Mansfield has scored 97 points in teams. Class 5A No. 1 Camden 4. Booneville (2-0) No. 16 Star City at No. 4 Booneville Hootens.com correctly pre- against Harding Academy. two games. Fairview hasn’t lost in the regular- Star City first-year coach Jett dicted 38 of 43 games (88 per- SOUTHSIDE BATESVILLE (6) Waldron at CEDARVILLE (4): season since Week 1, 2011. De- 5. Nashville (1-1) cent). For the season, Hootens. at Melbourne: Southside Bates- Waldron has won three games 6. Prairie Grove (1-1) Furneaux returns to Bearcat Sta- pleted Warren (six injured start- dium this week for the first time com correctly predicted 73 of 86 ville still stinging from last week’s over the past three seasons, but ers) hung with Class 5A No. 2 7. Pottsville (2-0) since the former Bulldog QB lost games (84 percent). shocking six-point loss at Moun- two of the wins were over Cedar- Pulaski Academy before losing by 8. Newport (2-0) to the Bearcats 20-14 in over- WEEK 3 PREDICTIONS tain View. Upstart Melbourne’s ville by a combined 41 points. 14 points a week ago. 9. Ashdown (2-0) time in the 1999 quarterfinals. (favored teams in ALL CAPS) only non conference loss was at 7-4A Magnolia at HAMBURG (1): Southside Batesville last season. 10. Valley View (2-0) Furneaux, who coordinated Star 1-4A 3-4A Hot Springs at ARKADELPHIA Hamburg hung with Class 5A 11. Hamburg (1-1) City’s offense the past four years PRAIRIE GROVE (25): Arkadelphia has won its two No. 1 Camden Fairview for a half and previously assisted at Class (31) at West 12. Farmington (2-0) Fork: West Fork hasn’t scored this Nettleton at VALLEY VIEW (2): games over Class 6A opponents last week, trailing 26-14 at in- 13. Highland (2-0) 5A powerhouse Camden Fair- Nettleton beat the Blazers by a Benton and Sheridan by a com- termission. Magnolia snapped a view, oversees a unit this fall that season. Prairie Grove lost two 14. Maumelle (2-0) fumbles and was penalized 10 TD last year, and they tied 28-28 bined 112-27. Badger senior run- 14-game losing streak last week throws the ball 30 times a game. in 2011. Valley View earned the ning back Kris Oliver ran for 163 with a 17-13 win over Monticello. 15. CAC (2-0) Star City sophomore quarterback times in last week’s seven-point 16. Star City (2-0) loss to Class 5A Morrilton. biggest victory in school history yards and three TDs last week at Magnolia’s Devauntae Robinson Tye Brown has passed for 630 FARMINGTON last week, stomping Stuttgart by Sheridan. returned a kickoff 82 yards for a 17. Malvern (2-0) yards this season, while junior (14) at Paris: Farmington’s D has allowed just 26 points. Senior QB Noah Johns Nashville at WATSON CHAPEL TD. 18. Dardanelle (2-0) running back Dajunn Harris paces has thrown five TD passes this (1): Both teams have lofty expec- FORDYCE (4) at Monticello: 19. Lonoke (1-1) the Bulldogs with 12 catches for one TD and forced four turnovers this fall. Farmington’s Justice season. Nettleton has beaten tations. Nashville QB LaMichael Undefeated Fordyce has beaten 20. Stuttgart (0-2) almost 200 yards. Seven players Trumann by a combined 95-0 the Pettway, who has an offer from Rison and Crossett by a com- have caught passes from Brown Hobbs ran for 68 yards and a 21. Clinton (1-1) TD in last week’s 28-point win at past two years. Nebraska, accounted for three bined 13 points. Winless Monti- 22. Gosnell (1-1) each of the past two weeks. Star Rivercrest at GOSNELL (4): first-half TDs at De Queen last cello averages 14 points a game. City offensive/defensive tackle West Fork. 23. Pulaski Robinson (2-0) CHARLESTON (3) at Ozark: Hootens.com Class 3A Game of week. Watson Chapel trailed Pine STUTTGART (7) at Dumas: Austin Capps (6-4, 280) has a the Week. Rivercrest sophomore Bluff 17-3 at halftime a week ago. Stuttgart avoids its first 0-3 start 24. Heber Springs (0-2) scholarship offer from Arkansas. Ozark has beaten Charleston two straight seasons, their first wins running back Cecil Langston av- De Queen at ASHDOWN (35): since 1991. The Ricebirds gave 25. Lincoln (2-0) Capps racked up eight tackles and erages 9 yards per carry. This is the 68th meeting between up 95 points the past two weeks, 26. Monticello (0-2) two sacks in last week’s 35-0 win in the series since it renewed in 2004. But the Hillbillies have lost Walnut Ridge at JONESBORO these rivals since 1927. De Queen which is more than the first eight 27. Subiaco Academy (1-1) over Camden Harmony Grove. WESTSIDE (6): Jonesboro West- leads the all-time series 34-29-2, games last season. Dumas hasn’t 28. Crossett (1-1) Junior outside linebacker Darien to Booneville and Clarksville by a combined 69-26 this season. side has won two of its past five but Ashdown has won 10 of the won a non conference game since 29. Mena (1-1) Washington (nine tackles) and LINCOLN non conference games. Walnut past 12, including 35-0 last year. beating Fordyce Week 2, 2010. middle linebacker Cody Hampton (17) at Dover: 30. Dumas (0-2) Lincoln starts 3-0 for the third Ridge’s 25-point loss at DeWitt Ashdown intercepted six passes DOLLARWAY (10) at Crossett: 31. Ozark (0-2) (eight tackles, 2.5 sacks) anchor was its first non conference loss in last week’s seven-point win Crossett lost to Fordyce by six points the middle of Star City’s defense, straight season. Undefeated Lin- 32. Arkansas Baptist (1-1) coln has held seven of its past 12 since Week 3, 2011. over Hope. a week ago and beat Magnolia by by while senior Austin Smith, in his Mountain View at BROOK- MALVERN (2) at HS Lakeside: a point in the opener. Dollarway QB 33. Southside Batesville (1-1) first year at cornerback, has al- opponents to a TD or less. Win- less Dover gives up 38 points a LAND (1): Brookland has won HS Lakeside has beaten Malvern Joshua Liddell has accounted for 34. DeWitt (1-1) lowed just one reception. “They the four non conference games six of the past seven seasons, four TDs this year. 35. Pocahontas (1-1) game. are fast and physical, but they are PEA RIDGE in school history. Mountain View but Malvern won by 38 points MCGEHEE (7) at DeWitt: These 36. Gravette (0-2) young,” says Booneville coach Greenland at (3): Both teams stinging from losses six-point win over Southside last year. Ram QB Garrett Carson are former conference foes. DeWitt’s 37. Pea Ridge (1-1) Scott Hyatt, who is a Brown’s Batesville last week was its first passed for 283 yards and two 31-6 win over Class 2A Walnut Ridge cousin. last week (Mansfield mauled 38. Bauxite (0-2) Greenland by 43 points, while non conference victory since TDs in last week’s 45-41 loss to last week was its first in a non con- 39. Gentry (1-1) Undefeated Booneville applied beating Johnson County West- Sylvan Hills, while Malvern QB ference game since 2007. McGehee the 35-point sportsmanship rule Green Forest pounded Pea Ridge 40. Jonesboro Westside (2-0) by 24 points). side 36-14 Week 1, 2011. Kaylen Burks ran for four TDs senior David Shepherd returned 41. Dover (0-2) to rival Ozark and Gravette the BERRYVILLE 4-4A and threw another in the first half a kickoff 64 yards for a TD in last past two weeks. Junior fullback Green Forest at 42. Brookland (2-0) (2): Berryville has won two of the POTTSVILLE (14) at Clin- against Lake Village. week’s four-point win over Dumas. Bryson May has rushed for 254 ton: Pottsville senior QB Michael CAC (3) at LR Christian: Im- LAKE VILLAGE (21) at Drew Cen- 43. Berryville (1-1) yards and four TDs this year, and past three Carroll County Feuds. The improved Bobcats have given Perry has rushed for six TDs and proved Little Rock Christian lost tral: Lake Village hasn’t won since 44. Cave City (0-2) returned a fumble for a TD playing at White Hall by three points last beating Drew Central 30-0 last year. 45. Lake Village (0-2) up just just three TDs this fall. thrown four TD strikes this sea- linebacker. Senior QB Cody Harrel 2-4A son. Perry, a Sonic Super Team week. CAC QB Jack Thomas has It was Lake Village’s first win over 46. Trumann (0-2) hasn’t been asked to carry the ball defensive back, also returned an accounted for eight TDs this year. a team other than Class 2A Marvell 47. Waldron (0-2) much in the blowout victories. DOLLARWAY (10) at Cros- BAUXITE (1) at Jessieville: since 2010. Drew Central has lost 24 sett: Crossett lost to Fordyce by interception 46 yards for a TD 48. Marianna (0-1) Junior halfback Matthew Berry in last week’s 35-point win over Bauxite owned the series for more straight. has rushed for a pair of TDs and six points a week ago and beat

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tackles, including eight solos last the game. 5-3A member B. Har- it lost four turnovers. Carlisle beat solos last week at Benton Har- week at Benton Harmony Grove. mony Grove kept it close in a 28- the Seminoles 22-18 last year. mony Grove. QUITMAN (1) at Cedar Ridge: 16 lost to Class 2A No. 3 Gurdon. Yellville-Summit at ENGLAND Poyen at DIERKS (13): Dierks Cedar Ridge flying high after Mount Ida at LAVACA (4): (6): Low numbers this year for should run wild against at Poy- knocking off Clarendon last week, Mount Ida’s sophomore-laden Yellville-Summit (24 players on en defense that has not looked its first win since Week 8, 2011. Lions soundly defeated 5-3A Jes- roster). The Panthers have al- good. No. 3 Gurdon visits Dierks MAYFLOWER (1) at Salem: sieville’s sophomore-laden Lions lowed 72 points in a tie with Pig- next week in a big 7-2A clash. Mayflower junior RB Justin Bailey 20-8 last week. Lavaca senior RB gott and loss to Salem. England, MURFREESBORO (1) at Cen- generated 267 yards and three Anthony Todaro ran 21 times for led by QB Tyrik Harris, beat Yell- terpoint: Murfreesboro has beat- TDs in last week’s 52-41 loss 163 yards and two TDs in a 44-21 ville-Summit 12-7 last season. en 5-3A members Bismarck and to Dardanelle. Bailey left the game win over Elkins. HARDING ACADEMY (34) at Horatio by an average of seven in the third quarter after injuring Bigelow at DANVILLE (18): Des Arc: Harding Academy senior points. Murfreesboro junior QB his ankle with the Eagles leading Bigelow opens 0-3 before a Week QB Kohl Blickenstaff completed Alex Kennedy (6-2, 205) com- 41-35. Junior QB Adam Dycus 4 trip to Quitman. Danville senior 19 of 31 passes for 183 yards, pleted 21 of 32 passes for 258 has completed 40 of 78 passes QB Brett Wilkins threw a 41-yard including a 5-yard TD pass to se- yards and two TDs vs. Horatio. for 579 yards and 10 TDs this TD pass to senior Alex Xayadeth nior Trey Davis, in last week’s Centerpoint tied Magnet Cove Class AA season. Salem beat the Eagles and ran 30 yards for a score in 35-21 win at Heber Springs. 14-14 last week. Murfreesboro 34-28 last year. last week’s 21-6 win at Mineral Blickenstaff ran 1 yard for a TD beat the Knights 33-30 last sea- Arkansas High School Football Ranking & Notes MCCRORY (27) at Manila: Springs. Bigelow beat the Little and returned an interception 50 son. Mistakes thwarted young Mc- Johns 26-20 last year. yards for a score. The Wildcats Foreman at HORATIO (1): Crory last week in its 22-0 loss to Poyen at DIERKS (13): Dierks beat Des Arc 49-6 last fall. Horatio faces its third straight 1. Junction City (2-0) HOOTENS.COM Hazen, while EPC hammered 3-3A should run wild against at Poyen Brinkley at EPISCOPAL (20): 7-2A opponent. The Lions beat 2. Bearden (2-0) Manila 54-6. defense that has not looked good. Episcopal senior QB William Pol- Lafayette County 20-0 Week 1 GAME OF THE WEEK Walnut Ridge at JONESBORO No. 3 Gurdon visits Dierks next lock passed for 259 yards and five and lost last week to Murfrees- 3. Gurdon (2-0) No. 1 Junction City at No. 2 Bearden WESTSIDE (6): 3-4A Jonesboro week in a big 7-2A clash. TDs in last week’s 46-26 win boro 26-14. Horatio beat Fore- 4. Rison (0-2) Junction City beat Beardon Westside defeated 3-3A Corning Quitman at CEDAR RIDGE (1): over England. Sophomore play- man 19-16 last year. 5. Carlisle (2-0) 27-26 on the final play of the 41-34 last week. Walnut Ridge Cedar Ridge topped Clarendon maker Allie Freeman caught 12 FOUKE (26) at Lafayette 6. Salem (2-0) game to capture the 2012 state took advantage of six turnovers last week 37-20 for its first vic- of Pollock’s 17 completions County: Fouke senior QB Jacob 7. E. Poinsett County (2-0) championship. The Dragons Week 1 to wallop Corning 43-8. tory since Week 8, 2011 (40-21 for 187 yards and four TDs. The Garrett threw four TD passes to 8. Hazen (2-0) topped Bearden 20-14 a year ago Augusta at BALD KNOB (7): over Augusta). Wildcats beat Brinkley 36-12 in senior Nathan Chamblee in last 9. Strong (1-1) in the regular-season matchup. Bald Knob has scored 20 points Rose Bud at CONWAY CHRIS- 2012. week’s 43-27 win over Foreman. 10. Dierks (2-0) Junction City has reeled off 18 in losses to Pocahontas and New- TIAN (2): Rose Bud junior QB An- Palestine-Wheatley at PIG- The Panthers beat Lafayette 11. Murfreesboro (2-0) league victories in a row. Junior port. The Bulldogs beat Augusta drew Adcock completed four TD GOTT (13): Piggott has scored 74 County 47-0 in 2012. 12. Magnet Cove (1-1) running back Jaqwis Dancy ran 63-28 a year ago. passes to senior Tyler Weatherly points in a tie with Yellville-Sum- Genoa Central at SPRING 13 times for 214 yards and two 4-2A in last week’s 45-6 win over mit and loss at Brookland. Senior HILL (13): Genoa Central has 13. Des Arc (1-1) Marshall. The Ramblers beat FB Garrett Cook broke his leg in given up 81 points in losses to TDs last week in a 40-24 win over J.C. Westside at UNION 14. Walnut Ridge (1-1) No. 4 Rison. Bearden counters Conway Christian 33-20 last year. last week’s 45-44 loss at Brookla- 7-2A members Foreman and 15. Foreman (1-1) CHRISTIAN (6): UC averages Conway Christian QB Chandler nd. The Mohawks beat Palestine- Lafayette County. The Dragons with junior QB Jamond Young, 375 yards and 26 ppg. Senior QB 16. Hector (2-1) who leads the Bears with 158 Ferrand passed for 210 yards and Wheatley 36-6 last season.P-W beat Spring Hill 42-8 last season. Braxton Smith has passed for 565 two TDs in last week’s 26-21 loss sophomore RB Devante Jordan is 17. Parkers Chapel (1-1) rushing yards and three TDs. yards and three TDs. Senior Will 8-2A 18. Mineral Springs (0-2) Bearden’s front three of junior DE to 4-3A Cedarville. one to watch. Smith paces the Eagles with 15 Bismarck at CUTTER M. STAR BARTON (34) at Clarendon: Hampton at STRONG (6): 19. Conway Christian (0-2) Tony Johnson, senior NG Darwin receptions for 191 yards. Strong trying to find its identity 20. McCrory (0-2) Parham and junior DE Austin Hall (12): Bismarck has lost 15 of its Barton senior QB Laquarius Hall MAGAZINE (2) at Hackett: De- past 16 games, including last rushed for 101 yards and a TD while Hampton rebounds from a 21. England (1-1) dominated Hampton last week. fending league champion Hackett 42-0 loss to No. 2 Bearden. Bearden starters held Hampton week’s 36-13 loss to Dierks. Cut- and threw a 35-yard TD pass 22. Cross County (2-0) is really struggling. Hector domi- ter Morning Star beat Bismarck to senior Justice Cole in last Woodlawn at RISON (35): Ri- to minus-3 yards rushing and one nated Hackett most of last Friday son owns a 27-1 all-time series 23. Spring Hill (1-1) first down (by penalty) 34-13 a year ago. week’s 33-0 win at Des Arc. 24. Mount Ida (1-1) HOOTEN’S TV SHOW night in a 28-14 win. Improving 6-2A Senior DL and Arkansas State lead with Woodlawn’s lone vic- 25. Palestine-Wheatley (1-1) Magazine whipped Quitman 42- commit Jarrod Chandler recorded tory (3-0) coming in 1980, ac- Hooten’s Arkansas Football TV 16 last week. Hazen at E. POINSETT COUN- 15 tackles. cording the Rison historian Stan 26. Hampton (1-1) HECTOR (22) at Marshall: TY (2): Hazen’s defense shut Sadler. Woodlawn celebrating its 27. Augusta (2-0) show airs 10:30 a.m. Saturdays CROSS COUNTY (35) at this fall on KATV 7 (ABC-Little No. 16 Hector took its first step down 2-3A Rose Bud 46-13 Week Marvell: Cross County piling up 40th year of football, dating to 28. Magazine (1-1) Rock) and KXNW (Ch. 34 Fort toward a 4-2A title last week with 1 and McCory 22-0 last week, 1973 when then Rison Woodlawn 29. Marked Tree (2-0) yards and points after an 81-57 Smith/Fayetteville). The show a dominating 28-14 win over de- allowing just 180 yards this sea- win over Harrisburg and a 42-14 went 0-5-1 as a member of the 30. Bigelow (0-2) features the state’s top recruiting fending league champion Hackett. son. Senior LB Lucas Tennison victory over Brinkley. Marvell has 6B conference. Woodlawn de- 31. Brinkley (0-2) prospects. The Verizon/Nokia Sie- Hector senior RB Gus Nichols ran leads Hazen with 23 tackles. Se- lost 27 in a row. feated the Norphlet JV last week. 32. Poyen (0-2) mens Network Football Town of 20 times for 247 yards and four nior Jacob Walker has recorded 7-2A SMACKOVER (41) at Hermit- 33. Hackett (0-2) the Week is Jonesboro. TDs. Freshman QB Tanner Gaines 19 tackles, including six for loss. age: 6-3A member Smackover 34. Decatur (1-1) LAST WEEK completed an efficient nine of 12 Sophomore DE Khalid Mills has MURFREESBORO (1) at Cen- mercy-ruled Strong last week, passes for 109 yards. Senior OLB eight tackles for loss, three forced terpoint: Murfreesboro has beat- while Hermitage allowed 412 35. Quitman (0-2) Hooten’s correctly predicted Shawn Lusk made six solo tack- fumbles and three fumble returns. en 5-3A members Bismarck and yards and 54 points to Parkers 36. Lafayette County (1-1) 26 of 32 games (81 percent) in- les. EPC opened with a one-point vic- Horatio by an average of seven Chapel. 37. Cutter M. Star (1-1) volving Class 2A teams. Hartford at HAILEYVILLE, tory over 3-3A favorite Rivercrest, points. Centerpoint tied Magnet Parkers Chapel at GLEN ROSE 38. Union Christian (1-1) WEEK 2 PREDICTIONS OKLA. (6): Hartford leaves the which just beat 5A East member Cove 14-14 last week. Murfrees- (20): Parkers Chapel makes 39. Mountainburg (0-2) (favored teams in ALL CAPS) state in search of its first win Greene County Tech by 12 points. boro beat the Knights 33-30 last its second trip to Hot Springs 40. Cedar Ridge (1-1) 3-2A since 2008. The Hustlers have EPC junior QB Aaron Scales has season. County in three weeks. The Tro- 41. J.C. Westside (1-1) dropped 30 in a row. completed 16 of 29 passes for GURDON (18) at Marked jans lost by 15 points Week 1 at GURDON (18) at Marked Tree: 186 yards and four TDs with one Tree: Gurdon senior QB Austin 5-2A Magnet Cove. They travel 42. Western Yell County (0-2) Gurdon senior QB Austin Kirkpat- 5-2A 43. Woodlawn (1-1) interception. EPC allows 218 yds Kirkpatrick opened the season this week to Class 3A No. 8 Glen rick opened the season a perfect B. Harmony Grove at MAGNET per game with junior DL Zach a perfect eight of eight passing Rose, which played for the 3A 44. Clarendon (0-2) eight of eight passing for 127 COVE (1): No. 12 Magnet Cove Maddox collecting a team-high for 127 yards and two TDs at state title a year ago. Parkers 45. Mountain Pine (0-2) yards and two TDs at rival (6-3A fortunate to earn a 14-14 tie last 23 tackles. rival (6-3A member) Prescott. Chapel piled up 412 yards and 46. Hermitage (1-1) member) Prescott. Sophomore week at 5-3A Centerpoint when Osceola at CARLISLE (4): Sophomore linebacker Jackson scored on its first seven posses- 47. Marvell (0-2) linebacker Jackson Kirkpatrick the host Knights dropped a TD Osceola outgained Gosnell 299- Kirkpatrick paces the Go-Devils sion last feel in a 54-8 win over 48. Hartford (0-2) paces the Go-Devils with 19 pass on the next-to-last play of 279 in last week’s 27-14 loss, but with 19 tackles, including eight Hermitage. 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CHARLES GOODIN “He really brings an- Editor other speed element to the game,” Dawson said, NASHVILLE - The Nash- adding that Kirel Young is ville Scrappers will face the most likely recipient their biggest test of the when senior quarterback season Friday as they trav- Kris McCullough goes to el to Pine Bluff to take on the air. “The emphasis will the Watson Chapel Wild be getting the ball to those Cats. three guys.” The Wild Cats are still Dawson said he expects looking for their first win the team to split their of- of the season after los- fensive output equally be- ing 24-15 to Pine Bluff in tween passing and rushing, week one, but Scrapper and that they will line up Head Coach Billy Dawson in a variety of formations remains cautious of the that range from wishbone team that beat Nashville a to the spread. year ago. “I think they’ll be very “Most of their skill guys comparable to Hope, may- and four offensive linemen be a little faster,” Dawson are back, so [we expect] said. “Very comparable to a lot of what we saw last Westmoreland from Hope, year: big, physical, athlet- but maybe two or three of ic,” he said. “Very similar.” those.” Chapel is returning 16 Nashville will look to starters from the 2012 counter the attack with an squad, which defeated improved defensive front Nashville 30-28 after get- that held De Queen score- CHARLES GOODIN | Nashville News Scrapper defenders Ashton Nelson and Tyler Parker hem in a De Queen running back last week during the Scrappers’ ting a good return on a late less a week ago. 35-0 rout of the Leopards. This week, the Scrapper defense will need to be stronger than ever to hold off Watson Chapel. kickoff during last season’s “We’ll have to play really matchup. well again this week,” Daw- the Leopards in the first with playing time. Every “He is the absolute las and Larry Cunning, who Offensively, the team son said. “The emphasis half. throw we make has to be best linebacker I’ve seen Dawson said are worthy is led by Devonte Battles, will be tackling, obviously. “I thought our offensive a great throw and a great in 10 years,” Dawson counterparts to Harris. who gave last year’s Scrap- We’ll have to tackle those line played really good all route.” said. “He had 18 tackles “Those three guys are per defense a run for their guys in space.” night. We ran the ball when In order to score, Nash- on us out here last year their stable and what money from the backfield, The Scrapper offense we wanted to run it,” Daw- ville will have to work and he’s a really, really they’ve built their defense while sophomore Tre Cole also showed improvement son said. “The inconsisten- around a trio of lineback- good player.” around,” he explained. provides a second weapon last week, rattling off 35 cies in some of the passing ers led by Josh Harris, son Joining Harris at line- Kickoff is set for 7:30 for Chapel’s ground attack. unanswered points against game stuff [will improve] of NFL great Jackie Harris. backer are Quenton Doug- p.m. Outlaws facing familiar opponent

CHARLES GOODIN it. They have decent of- n AT LEFT: Editor fensive scheme plans and Sophomore they’ll pull those big line- running back DIERKS - A year ago this men and lead the backs in Trendon McKinney blows Friday, the Dierks Outlaws behind them, then either past a Bismarck handed the Poyen Indians the quarterback or the defender last a 42-0 thumping during a pistol guy carries it.” Friday during the rainy visit to the central Defensively, Bennett Outlaws’ win over Arkansas city, and Coach said the Indians will likely the Lions. This David Bennett is hoping use the same four-front week, Dierks will the 2013 Outlaws won’t formation that held Two face a familiar let that victory go to their Rivers to 20 points last central Arkansas heads this Friday when week, most of which came opponent in Poyen, who they Dierks hosts the team. on big plays. defeated by a “We got up there and “They’re probably gon- 42-0 margin last played them in the rain na be the biggest team season. last year, but I will say this: we’ve played up front,” Staff photo by they have improved, like he said. Deirdre Dove Bismarck,” he said dur- The coach said he is ing a recent proud of interview. That’s a sign of a the way his “Last year defense has Poyen was good team when improved a four seed you can go out so far in out of their and focus hard for the young conference season, but and went four quarters on added that and beat someone, then their are Hackett, a still kinks number one go out next week to work out seed, in the and do the same of the Out- Stocks. Bonds. CDs. playoffs. thing. That’s what law offense IRAs. Mutual funds. They’ve “ before con- Josh Tice, AAMS® got most of we’ll ind out this ference Financial Advisor . those kids play gets 106 South Main St Friday.” Nashville, AR 71852 back.” underway. 870-451-9232 Bennett “I felt said the -David Bennet like we Indians pri- Head Coach improved Member SIPC marily rely from week www.edwardjones.com on a big, strong line to one to two on the defen- open up running lanes for sive side of the ball, but their offense, but added we need to look a little Southwest Arkansas Domestic that the two times Poyen sharper this week on the Violence/Crisis Center has scored this season - offense,” he said. “I’m just once on Benton Harmony concerned with the op- (SWADV/CC) Grove and once on Two ponent on hand, us being Battered Women’s Center and Rivers - the points have focused period, no matter come on big play action who it is. That’s a sign of a Sexual Assault Services passes. good team when you can “Their offense from go out and focus hard for 24 Hour Crisis Line week one to week two four quarters on someone, changed, but they do some then go out next week and creative things,” he said. do the same thing.” 870-584-3447 “They run a double slot “That’s what we’ll find out of the pistol formation, out this Friday,” he con- Ofices located in: and they’ll run options out cluded. “If we’re getting of it, they’ll run traps and better, concentrating and De Queen • Nashville • Mt. Ida • Mena a lot of lead game out of not making mental errors.” Save the Bees Help the Junior Lisa ChandLer insuranCe Muscadines Beekeepers save the bees. ~ Group & Individual ~ 6 Varieties for Jellies, Call us if you have swarms. G G G G Eating and Wine Making Health Life Dental Muscadines available from 870-557-4349 G Medicare Supplement G Mid August to Mid October or 870-451-1396 For more information, call Located at Owens Farm - at Bingen Community Center (870) 845-5930 Ofice You Pick • We Pick • Call for availability 845-7728 Cell Cell: 903-746-4326 • Home: 870-845-5588 8 Jumps The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 | Thursday, September 19, 2013

Also during Monday’s SCHOOL meeting, the board: •฀ voted฀ unanimously฀ From Page 1 to write 65 items off the district’s inventory, mostly consisting of malfunction- hit hardest are gonna be ing or outdated electron- our aides, our bus drivers, ics. our cafeteria workers - the •฀approved฀the฀transfer฀ people on the lower end of of a 15 year old sophomore the salary schedule.” from the Cossatot River Graham said Arkansas School District. Governor Mike Beebe had •฀ accepted฀ the฀ resig- indicated he would con- nations of food service sider calling a special ses- worker Kristy Katzer and sion to address the hike, summer worker Charles but only if legislators came Marshal. to an agreement before the •฀voted฀to฀hire฀David฀ session took place. McCrary for a half bus He added that state poli- route, Debbie Markcum as cymakers don’t expect a a food service worker and solution to come to frui- Veronica Fatherree as a tion. food service worker.

year of service, it received MAN a new nose and tail section, a new ball turret, sixteen From Page 1 engine changes, three wing replacements, and over 1000 bullet and flak hole attention of the New York patches. Times, and Tolleson was “There wasn’t much left quoted: “The combat of the original Swamp Fire, crews took good care of just the fighting spirit and her (Swamp Fire) in the tradition built into her and air. They were just as maintained by her ground anxious to hit the hundred and combat crewmen. She mark as we were! Once was an excellent criterion on her seventy-fifth mis- of the greatest bomber in sion, they were taking off the European Theater of with a heavy bomb load, Operations,” stated the and the fog was so thick it Commander of the 379th LUKE REEDER | Nashville News could be cut with a knife. BG. Antoine Frederic Huber and Elise Van der Slikke are foreign exchange students at NHS this year. Swamp Fire cleared the Swamp Fire was re- runway, but the ball turret turned to Kingman, Arizo- hit a big chicken coop on na in 1945, was scrapped, a farm at the end of the and used to make minia- runway. When the fog ture B-17 toys. cleared, there was a hell There is no doubt that EXCHaNGE STUDENTS of a lot of dead chickens the B-17 Flying Fortress strewn around the field, Swamp Fire was in a class and the coop was just a by herself. Foreign youths attending NHS this year heap of kindling. But, the The Swamp Fire and the pilot continued on and heroes most responsible completed the mission!” for this engineering feat LUkE REEDER n NHS Correspondent For several weeks after, now have their place in his- he beginning of a new school year is the same for most students: they may have the crew of Swamp Fire tory engraved on a black new classes and teachers, but they are going to spend the same familiar eight was called The Hen House granite plaque in one of the hours sitting in a classroom learning. For Elise Van der Slikke and Antoine Frederic Hoppers. nation’s most prestigious During Swamp Fire’s museums. THuber, the experience is totally different. Antoine and Elise are foreign champion. country. The experience has been exchange students, Antoine being “In Switzerland I played soccer similar for both foreign exchange from Zurich, Switzerland and Elise and tennis, here I am playing bas- students. from Joigny, France. A new school ketball,” Antoine said, adding that “It was exciting to be here. I was Church schedules year is a big deal for both of them. though this is his first time playing, nervous about the food but I really “School here is fun. In France it participants in the sport are faster like it here and I would do it again,” is just work. We listen and write, than what he is used to seeing. Elise said. Gospel Extravaganza but here the teachers are like Antoine is a sophomore this “I enjoy the people and the food friends,” Elise said. year and Elise is a junior. very much here. I like it here. In Antoine agreed, pointing out “In Switzerland you go to school Switzerland it is cold and rainy, I next Saturday that, “In Switzerland you cannot ‘til you are 19 and it is harder much prefer this weather,” Antoine choose your subjects (classes), there. You must take public transit said. New Generation Out- Wright of Dallas, Adrienne you have 10 subjects that you take to school,” Antoine said. Even though the school year reach Ministries will pres- Brown of Texarkana, Lo- throughout the week.” “In France I have already gradu- has just gotten underway, An- ent a Gospel Extravaganza gan Wesley, IV of Texar- This school year brings many ated. It was decided that I would be toine and Elise’s time is com- at the Carter Day Center, kana, The Chosen One’s of new experiences for Elise and in 11th grade,” Elise explained. “I ing to an end. Antoine is here 200 Nichols Dr., on Sat. Fordyce and Darrin Brazil Antoine. could choose the classes I was in, through Christmas break, or Sept. 28, at 6 p.m. The event of Fordyce. On Sun. Sept. 29 “I was asked to show a goat at but I had to take American History through January 5, and Elise is will start with pre-musical at 4 p.m. the guest speaker the fair and I am playing basket- and English.” here until June. Gospel Extravaganza with will be Pastor Arthur Ray ball for the first time,” Elise said. It can make anyone nervous go- “It is fun here so far and if I had musicians Travis Jackson, Sledge of Kedron C.O.G.I.C. In the fair, Elise won first and ing to a new place, and doubly so a chance I would do it again,” she Jr. of Hot Springs, Donald of Rison, AR. second place plus reserve grand when the place is an entirely new said. Mobile pantry scheduled for Murfreesboro

MURFREESBORO – Har- ger relief options. To be Food Bank. pasta, fruit juices, spices, first community served by cannot pick up food for vest Texarkana Regional sure that the residents in Harvest Texarkana will and other items. this program was Lafayette others. Food will be avail- Food Bank is returning to these areas are served, distribute pantry boxes Volunteers are needed County in 2011. During able for those that declare Pike County with its Mobile we are providing direct and USDA commodities in Murfreesboro to help that distribution over 7,500 they have a need, and ad- Pantry. service where needed,” directly from their truck load boxes into cars and lbs of food were distrib- ditional federal commodi- “Some of the rural said Camille Parker, Ex- on Thursday, August 26, help recipients with the uted to 100 families in less ties will be available for communities in our ser- ecutive Director of Har- 2013 from 11 am to 1pm. short application. If you than 2 hours. those that meet income vice have very few hun- vest Texarkana Regional At a new location, the truck can volunteer, please call Residents in need must requirements and do not will be parked at the closed Harvest Texarkana at 870- bring photo identification receive commodities at an- Sun Printing at 111 W 13th 774-1398. showing that they reside in other location. Full income HOWARD COUNTY St in Murfreesboro, AR. Harvest Texarkana has Pike County or a utility bill guidelines can be found on FARMER’S MARKET Food boxes will include been serving rural com- saying as such. One dis- our website at www.har- an assortment of canned munities for over a year tribution will be made per vesttexarkana.org under 110 S. Washington fruits and vegetables, rice, with this program. The household and residents Programs / TEFAP. (between Howard & Hempstead) Cooking Demonstration: 9 a.m. FALL OPEN We hope you have enjoyed the DR. KING’S EQUIPMENT AUCTION cooking demos this summer. If SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2013 @ 9:00 AM you have any ideas for future County Fairgrounds, 1609 Martin Luther King Blvd, Malvern, AR. demos, please let us know. PATIENTS...... WANTED 4 Years and up This is the auction where you, the public, can come to buy or sell. We want your equipment, “Open on Friday, 7:00 a.m. - WIC Approved” tractors, backhoes, dozers, trucks, cars, farm equipment of all kinds, construction tools and Hospitality Table Serving Free Coffee to all our guests! equipment, RVs, camping trailers and boats. The auction will be held inside the security fence at the fairgrounds. Check-in time: Tuesday, Sept. 24th through Friday, Sept. 27th , from 8 to 5 each Produce expected at the Market: In & Out day. Loading tractor will be there for larger items. Call us ahead of time with items you would Locally Grown and raised Produce like for us to advertise. We will be putting info and photos of some of the large items on our Flu Shot Clinic website as they come in. Terms: See website for photos and terms and conditions. Treat yourself – and support our farmers! TH WED., SEPT. 25 AR. LIC. #372 DONALDSON, AR. In the Garden: See our Demonstration 501-384-5352 OR 888-384-4484 WWW.STAFFORDAUCTION.COM Organic Garden Bed with drip irrigation 9:00 AM TO NOON email: [email protected] This Ad Sponsored By: DAVID STAFFORD - AUCTIONEER/BROKER Mine Creek Health Care & US Pawn No other services available. Thursday, September 19, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 9 Awaited purchases top school board agenda at Dierks

D.E. RAy can use for classes as well, News Staff is expected to be ready for next school year. DIERKS- The Dierks The board also ap- school board approved a proved the purchase of a construction bid expected 2007 Chevrolet Suburban for several months at their for $16,859. The district monthly meeting Monday had been in need of a ve- evening. The building of hicle for Driver’s Education a safe room for the two and other needs since last campuses for weather and year. other emergencies has Also heard during the been approved at a cost of meeting were: $891,133. •฀ A฀ transfer฀ request฀ The bid by TEAM Gen- for three students out of eral Contracting, LLC of the district to go to the $800,105 was accepted Cossatot River School D.E. RAY | Nashville News unanimously by the board, District. Ramon Rodiguez creates mop heads from skeins of string at JW Manufacturing. which had also previously •฀The฀resignation฀of฀bus฀ approved architect and driver Carolyn Sharp. other fees of $91,026. The •฀Approval฀of฀a฀plan฀to฀ new building, which will recruit minority teachers contain space the schools and administrators. ECoNomIC maINSTaY J&W Manufacturing part of Mineral Groups invited Springs for over seven decades D.E. RAy n News Staff n the west side of Mineral Springs are a group of unassuming corrugated steel build- to participate ings that happen to have been the city’s largest employer since the mid-1940s. J&W OManufacturing produces string mops, which haven’t changed much in that time. in Southwest The plant employs 55 people, duced each day at J&W, which most of whom are paid by pro- typically means five truckloads duction rather than hourly, said leaving the plant each week. Arkansas Fair and company vice president Jason The vast majority are pur- Harrison, which allows employ- chased by Wal-Mart, said Harri- ees to come into work and leave son, but the company also deals Rodeo parade as needed. He described moth- directly with over 75 cleaning ers working a couple hours companies like Molly Maids of The 69th annual South- turning right for two blocks early in the morning, leaving Little Rock, Lio’s House Clean- west Arkansas Fair and until turning right on Wal- to get their children ready for ing of Los Altos, CA and Scrubby Rodeo parade will begin at nut St for one block taking school, coming back to finish Dutch of St. Louis, MO. 6 p.m. on Tues., Sept. 24 at a left on Second street for their allotted work, and mak- The company not only em- the intersection of 6th and three blocks turning right ing it back home before the ploys a large number of people Elm streets in Hope. on Shover street to end at children are back from school. in the area, but is also active Pre-registration is a re- the Village Shopping Cen- “They can come in early, they with youth sports: they have quirement฀ and฀ all฀ parade฀ ter Parking Lot. All horses can come in late - so long as a sponsored an area softball or participants must be reg- must show proof of current person does the work, we’re baseball team, sometimes both, D.E. RAY | Nashville News istered by noon on Tues. Coggins test before being happy to have them,” he said. Missy Lindsey finishes a mop and for at least 15 years. Sept. 24 whether the entry allowed to participate in Harrison stated that the fac- prepares it for packaging. Harrison said that they were will be judged or not. Pre- the parade (according to tory opens at 5 a.m. and typi- proud to be able to do some- register by calling 870-777- state law). cally stays open until 5 p.m. typically are paid hourly, he thing for the children in Mineral 6772. No candy throwing, five days a week. Positions that explained. Springs and the surrounding All judged entrants must three or four wheelers or aren’t involved in production Over 11,000 mops are pro- area. be by the green tent at 6th loud music will be allowed. and Elm Streets to pick The 2013 theme is “Back up their number by 4:30 in Time” and the Grand p.m. All horses must be Marshall is Mrs. LaVetta checked in by 5:45 p.m. at Davis Perkins. the green tent located on Call 870-777-6772 for any South Elm Street, behind questions฀ concerning฀ the฀ Main Street Cleaners and parade. Remember that LEGAL NOTICES Domino’s Pizza. anyone or any group who Notice of Public Auction For this newspaper and Arkansas Press Association The parade will begin at does not pre-register will The Howard County Sheriff’s Ofice will hold a member papers statewide can be viewed online at: 6th and Elm st going north not be allowed to partici- public auction on October 4, 2013 at 10:00 A.M. on Elm to Division then pate in the parade. The auction will take place in the front parking lot http://www.publicnoticeads.com/ar/ of the Howard County Sheriff’s Ofice located at A single database of public 101 Isaac Perkins Blvd. Nashville, AR. The Howard notices (or “legal ads”) County Sheriff’s Ofice will be selling two vehicles published throughout The Mineral Springs School Arkansas, this compilation that were seized in drug cases #CV2013-20-1 and consists of public notices District will have Open House & #CV2013-56-2. The two vehicles that will be sold that have been uploaded im- are: a 1993 GMC pickup with a camper shell VIN- mediately upon publication Parent Teacher conferences on in newspapers across the 1GTDC14Z8PZ510951 and a 1998 Toyota pickup state. So, in one place, you Thursday, Sept. 26th from 1:30 VIN-JT4RN63A3J8012632. The vehicles that are to now have access, 24 hours a day, be sold can be seen at the Howard County Sheriff’s seven days a week, to statewide pm until 7:30 pm. The district will Ofice during regular business hours. A sheriff’s bill notices about hearings, advertisements for bids, financial reports, adoption of also hold its Annual Report to the of state will be issued to the highest bidder on the day ordinances and other government Public on Thursday, Sept. 26th at of the sale. activities legally requiring public notice. Sheriff Butch Morris (HCSO;75,77;w128) 6:30 pm in the Mineral Springs Cafeteria. • Private Club Members & Guest Only • With Memberships Available Public Notice • Must Be 21 to enter DESTRUCTION OF SPECIAL EDUCATION RECORDS: Public Notice The DeQueen - Mena Educational Cooperative- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Timbers Early Childhood Program which serves Polk, HOWARD COUNTY, ARKANSAS Montgomery, Sevier, Little River and Howard BRENDA LEE JOHNSON and BRANDON counties announces that it will be destroying all •• PRESENTS •• special education due process forms and records LAMAR CLARK Plaintiffs of children who were dismissed, transitioned, Vs. No. CV2013-73-1 dropped from the program or found to be ineligible MELVIN C. CLARK and SANDRA CLARK for preschool special education or speech therapy Defendants services prior to the 2007-2008 school terms, Warning Order according to state and federal guidelines. The defendants, Melvin C. Clark and Sandra Parents have the right to review and request Clark, are hereby warned to appear in this Court copies of these records before they are destroyed. within thirty days and answer the petition of The records will be available for viewing through the plaintiffs, Brenda Lee Johnson and Brandon Red Dirt Renegades September 27, 2013, at the DeQueen-Mena Lamar Clark, and upon failure of defendants to st Educationl Cooperative in Gillaham, Arkansas. do so, the complaint iled herein will be deemed September 21 They will be destroyed after September 30, 2013. to be admitted. • 9:00 p.m. If you wish to view your child’s records please call Witness my hand and seal as Clerk of the CircuitPool Tournament and Karaoke the Early Childhood Coordinator at 870-386-2251 Court of Howard County, Arkansas, thisth day28 to schedule an appointment. of August, 2013 Friday Night THESE RECORDS ARE NOT YOUR CHILD’S PERMANENT SCHOOL RECORDS. 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IN BRIEF t City looks to News Hillcrest County, Arkansas since 1878 • EHC group criminalize meets, ‘sagging’ USPS 371-540 • 75 cents schedules family night CHARLES GOODIN Get the latest in Editor Aerosol The Hill- NASHVILLE - The city is mov- crest Exten- ing forward with a proposal to sion Home- criminalize the act of ‘sagging’ fol inhalation makers held lowing a discussion at Tues their monthly city council meeting. meeting July - killed local Debate on the subject aroseday’s 11 at the E.H. after Mayor Billy Ray Jones told Center in city aldermen he had been Nashville. doctor proached by members of th news, farm, church, Club presi- community seeking to outlaw dent Doris ap- A pedestrian engages in the practice of ‘sagging’ on Main St. Roy called the practice, defined by Urban CHARLES GOODIN e the meeting Dictionary.com as “wearing one’s pants around the hips so t Editor to order and they sag down and bunch up the opening - around the ankles,” thus expos- A.J. SMITH | Nashville News NASHVILLE - Excessive inha hat lation of the aerosol propellant prayer was by ing the upper portion of any undergarment the person may difluoroethane was responsible Ouida Power. be wearing. - for the death of a local doctor The roll call “A school official - a teacher - was by Evalou according to information re- Bowlen and leased by the Nashville Police engagement, See SAGGING / Page 8 was answered Department Thursday. with “Last Police records regarding the time you made homemade See jams and DEATH / Page 3 jelly?” The “Help- ful Hint” was given by

CHANC Ouida Power anniversaries, on “How to have a squeaky clean stove top.” The thought of the month was given by Willie Alice Castleberry. The les- son was on entertainment and “Get jamming with jams and CHARLES GOODIN jellies.” Mem- first-year head coach and a seasoned defen- bers enjoyed sive coordinator will join nforces Editor to lead the a potluck. A Mineral Springs Hornets this fall. Present were According to Superintendent Curtis Turner, former Hope Janell Rob- defensive coordinator Jason Burns was hired from a pool of erts, Mabel roughly five applicants early this month and began his tenure Sanders, as the program’s head coach July 15. Ouida Pow- A 1999 graduate of Murfreesboro High School, Burns gradu- shopping, any way ers, Doris ated from Henderson State University in 2007 and coached Roy, Evalou linebackers at MHS for two years under then Bowlen, and head coach Jay Turley. When Turley left Mur- guest, Willie freesboro for Hope, Burns followed and as- Alice Castle- sumed the role of defensive coordinator. berry. But this year will be his first calling the The group will hold fami- shots on offense, which he said will look ly night Aug. 1 similar to what Mineral Springs has run at 6pm at the in the past. you like it. E.H. Center. “It’s still spread principles,” he said. “A lot of it’s gonna look the same to the naked eye. It’s gonna be a lot of run.” Burns said the team has responded well to the Navajo change in leadership - Mineral Springs’ second in as many years - and that he expects them to be competi- worship tive in the fall. group “Any time you have a coaching change, it’s hard on the to host local See COACH / Page 8 VBS New Life Church, lo- cated at 913 South Main St. Dierks team headed to World Series From home delivery in Nashville, will hold a vacation Bible Group school July 29 through Aug. 1 from 6:30 until seeking 9 p.m. Navajo Church Chris- tian Worship sponsors Center from New Mexico to electronic will be hosting to help the event. team from Laurel, where the series is being held. fund trip The 23 game, double-elim ination series is slated Church to to run through August - D.E. RAy 8, per the organization’s hold VBS News Staff website. The Dierks 11 and 12 Coach Shawn Counts Dierks Unit- year old Dixie Youth league said that the team does subscriptions, we ed Methodist baseball team is set to play still need funds both for Church will travel and hotel expenses host a vacation in the Dixie Youth O-Zone and for uniforms for the bible school World Series starting Sat., Aug. 3 team. The team is holding Wed., July 31, in Laurel, MS. from 9 a.m. The top ranked teams a bake sale Friday morning until 3 p.m. from Alabama, Arkansas, at Ward’s Total in Dierks, for ages four Florida, Georgia, Louisi and a car wash and brisket years through ana, Mississippi, North Dierks Dixie Youth team members include Braden Tabler, Andrew Stokes, Walker Vallee, lunch Saturday morning at sixth grade. Carolina, South Carolina, - George Thomas, Will Sirmon, Lane Tabler, Chandler Lowrey, Zane Cox, Jesse Power, Aaron First State Bank of Dierks, keep you in the now Tennessee, Texas, and Stokes, Brayden Counts and Jace Jackson. Coaches are Marty Cox, Shawn Counts and he explained. Virginia will be compet Scott Lowrey. Futrell Marine and York SUBMITTED PHOTO | Nashville News Gary Autoplex are partially ing, with the Dierks team - sponsoring the team for representing Arkansas, the series, but the team according to coach Scott is also seeking additional Lowrey. sponsors, according to Lowery. The first match will pair the Dierks team against a Persons wanting to par- ticipate in sponsoring the and on the go. team may call (870)356- 8925. LAst

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‘Pack connection the Pew’ service with rape Your scheduled NASHVILLE - A Mineral Springs Greater man was arrested Friday in con- Camp Springs nection with the alleged rape of Baptist Church an elderly Tollette woman. will have a According to a statement is- ‘Pack the Pew’ sued by Sheriff Butch Morris, service at 3 police took 39 year old Adrian De- p.m. Sun., Sept. 8 at wayne Wooten into custody at the Greater Camp Chief Deputy Bryan McJunkins and Deputies Joey Davis and Travis Turner are pictured with a cache of Springs Bap- weapons and other paramilitary gear recovered during a recent arrest. Tyson Foods facility tist Church in in Nashville after an Columbus, AR. arrest warrant was The speaker issued earlier that will be Rev. day. Vaster Coo- COURTESY PHOTO | Howard County Sheriff’s Department per of First wEaPoNS CaCHE SEIZED WOOTEN “ Wo o t e n a t - tempted to avoid Providence of hours at the Tyson’s plant [but] Outreach officers for a couple Tyson’s personnel assisted in lo- Ministries in Nashville. For Deputies recover gear during drug arrest cating [him],” Morris said in the more informa- statement. tion, call 903- The arrest comes less than a 949-9574. month after authorities received a NASHVILLE - A 34 year old local man was ar- rested Saturday on a series of drug and assault 911 call reporting a home invasion charges. that later led to the discovery of a sexual assault against the elderly According to a statement issued by Chief Depu- source Church to ty Bryan McJunkins, deputies took William Shane female resident of the home. celebrate Smith into custody late Saturday after Deputy “The Howard County Sheriff’s 100th Travis Turner was called to Smith’s residence in Office has received assistance reference to a property dispute. from several other agencies and anniversary the Tollette community during McJunkins said Turner arrived at the residence around 7:25 p.m. and Smith allegedly fled the this investigation,” Morris said. Bright Star “The investigation is continuing.” Missionary home toward a wooded area. Baptist Church “Turner pursued Smith and caught up to Depuies found Wooten is charged with ag him near some bushes,” McJunkins said in the graved residential burglary and in Schaal will approximately four rape. His bond has been set at celebrate their statement. “Smith turned his back to Turner $150,000. 100th church and tossed something on the ground under the grams of ‘ice’ on the - anniversary bushes. Smith swung at Turner and ran away for hometown news Sun., Sept. 8 from him again. Turner chased Smith and tackled ground where Smith ginning at him to the ground. Smith kept resisting Turner 2:30 p.m. The and got away from him once again.” struggled with Turner. Keeping you in the “know”guest speaker with your Third will be Su- The statement alleges that Smith continued to resist despite Turner using his tazer on the sus perintendent A loaded handgun pect “several times,” until Deputy Joey Davis ar was also f candidate les Jones “ community news and events for the past 135 years! Turner irst made Since 1878

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The Daughters of the American Revolution’s Mine Creek-Paraclifta chapter kicked off Constitution Week by ringing the bell in front of the First Baptist Church of Nashville. Constitution week is from Sept. 17 through Sept. 23. The group distributes bookmarks with the Pledge of Allegiance to area first graders at Nashville, De Queen, Horatio, Mineral Springs, Dierks and Murfreesboro. The Daughters pictured are Judy Hile, Katharine Miller, Charlotte Gibson, Ann Gathright, Ann Parker, Marilyn Bradley, Vivian Pope, Charlean K. Morris and Velma Owens. Staff photo by A.J. Smith

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