GLENWOOD USPS 220-180 93Rd Year • Issue 42

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SERVINGHERALD GLENWOOD, ARKANSAS & THE DIAMOND LAKES SINCE 1926 SEE US ONLINE: WWW.SWARKANSASNEWS.COM ABD WWW.FACEBOOK.COM GLENWOOD HERALD State Parks and Tourism Department rewards Glenwood Senior Center for visiting more parks than any other center Visits 14 sites from June 1 to August 31 Summer State Park Challenge It took 14 weeks for the Glenwood Senior Adult Center to earn recognition from the Department of Parks and Tourism, but every trip was worth it to the nine to eleven people who ventured forth to adventure and education. Glenwood Senior Adult Center Director Tammy Cogburn received an e-mail in May from the Department of Parks and Tourism challenging the seniors at the center to visit a state park here in Arkansas each week from June 1 through August 31. The Center here gladly took up the challenge as Cogburn set aside time to make arrangements at each of the 14 parks they chose to visit. Cogburn stated she talked with park interpreters at each location so those people could come up with ideas to entertain and educate the seniors who could make the trips. “Every state park we visited, our seniors were treated with respect and catered to in such a wonderful manner,” continued Cogburn. “Every park went out of their way to develop presentations which they felt would be interesting to our seniors.” “The groups visited five state parks with lakes, and we were treated to a lake tour on three of the five lakes.” The groups traveled a total of 1,830 miles to visit the 14 state parks. They went to: Lake Ouachita State Park, Toltec Mounds, Plantation Agriculture, DeGray Lake, Daisy State Park, Lake Catherine, Logoly State Park, Crater of Diamonds, Cossatot River, Arkansas Museum of Natural Resources, Historical Old Washington, Dardanelle State Park, Queen Wilhelmina, and Pinnacle Mountain State Park. Presentations were made Thursday, October 11 by James Wilburn of Lake Ouachita State Park, who brought the com- Center Receives Recognition... The Glenwood Senior Adult Center received a Commendation from the Arkansas Parks and Tour- mendation by the Arkansas Director of Parks and Tourism De- ism director for their visiting one state park per week from June 1 through August 31. The presentation was done on Thursday, partment. He also brought a hiking pole decorated with decals October 11, at lunch time. Attending, from the left, were: Barbara Flowers - Executive Director Area Agency on Aging Tammy from each place the Glenwood Center visited. Cogburn - Director of the Glenwood Senior Center; James Wilburn of the Lake Ouachita State Park standing in for the Parks and Also at the presentation of the Commendation were: Execu- Tourism Director; Tanya Sawrie - Technology and Senior Center Support Tech; and, Sherial Bradley - Director of Senior Centers tive Director of Area Agency on Aging Barbara Flowers; Direc- Area Agency on Aging. Photo by Mike Wallace tor of Senior Centers, Area Agency on Aging Sherial Bradley; and, Technology and Senior Center Support Tech Tanya Sawrie, TH Given awards for their work throughout the 14 week chal- GLENWOOD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 5 lenge were Karen Hall who drove the van on each trip, and Hel- ANNUAL TRUNK OR TREAT en Leamons to taking photographs of each trip for the Center’s The Glenwood Chamber of Commerce invites everyone to the Trunk or Treat event scrapbook. that will take place downtown Glenwood starting at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, October Voting times, places and people 31st. in the races in Pike County Please come for an evening of trick or treating in a safe environment. That safe area will be along Broadway from the CHI Clinic to the Exxon station. MURFREESBORO -- Registered voters across Pike County will soon be able to participate in the 2018 general election. All area businesses, churches and individuals are encouraged to have a booth and par- While election day will be held at the four voting centers ticipate in the 5th Annual Trunk or Treat Festivities. -- Carmen Hendrix Building in Delight, Bainum Library and Learning Center in Glenwood, Bethlehem Baptist Church in Kirby and the Municipal Building in Mu- freesboro -- on Tuesday, November 6, voters also have other opportunities to cast their ballots. Early voting will be held at the Pike County Clerk’s Office, 112 N. Washington Avenue Suite A in - Mur freesboro, beginning October 22 from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Mondays through Fridays. Additionally, the office will be open to voters on Saturday, October 27 and November 3 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The day before election day, Monday, November 5, the office will close at 5 p.m. instead of 6 p.m. For voters on the north side of the county interested in early voting, polls will be open at the Bainum Library and Learning Center, 128 East Broadway in Glenwood, on Monday-Friday, October 29-November 3, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Also, there is two Saturday dates available on October 27 and November 3 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Blockers Out Front... Centerpoint Senior Knight Blake Crawford, #22, follows his blockers Friday night, October 12, at Any voter wishing to receive an absentee ballot Camden Harmony Grove. Out front is #89 Blake Swain, #72 Johnathan Daniel, #71 Jacob Huffman, #50 Tad Green, as Jonah must have their form submitted to the Pike County Carey, #60, cuts off backside pursuit. At right is #8, Owen Bright. Harmony Grove won the game 50-15. Clerk’s office by October 30 for mailing purposes, Photo by Mike Wallace otherwise having until November 5 to submit their application for ballot pickup by themselves or desig- nated bearer. Those who choose the latter option must have their ballots returned to the Clerk’s office by 5 p.m. on November 5. There is no regulations on who can receive an absentee ballot, and the method provides the only format in which a paper ballot will be utilized, for those who do not wish to vote by electronic machine. For more information on absentee ballots, call the Pike County Clerk’s office at (870) 285-2743. While the deadline has passed for new voters to register to participate in the election, voters who have been registered within the State of Arkansas in another county, but wish to vote in Pike County, have until November 2 to move their registration. Additionally, to simplify the voting process, Coun- ty Clerk Sandy Campbell requests that any registered voter who has moved since last participating in an election to contact her office with their new address. With the Voter ID law having been upheld in court for the November 6 election, voters will be asked to present a valid ID, such as a driver’s license, student ID or federal or government photo ID, in order to vote. Those without a photo identification will be forced to vote provisionally, however an ID can be obtained for free at the Clerk’s office to relieve the issue. Campbell also encourages voters to visit www. voterview.org to review the five state constitutional See Voting in PC Page 2 Centerpoint FFA instructor Billy Minton, at right, and several of the FFA members bring out the food served on Tuesday night, October 9, at the annual Chapter fund raiser and pie auction. The Centerpoint FFA Chapter served approximately 200 people this night. With donations and the pie auction, about $12,000 was raised. The funds are used to send students to various camps and conferences through the premier youth leadership organization - the FFA. The annual pie auction, along with the meats lab (the only such program in the state) allows the local chapter to send more students across the state with very little out of pocket expense. Photo by Mike Wallace. Page 2 • Glenwood Herald • Thursday, October 18, 2018

Special award for Transporting the Glenwood Senior Center Special award for taking pictures at the 14 state parks visited members to the 14 state parks they visited June 1 to August 31 by the Glenwood Senior Center. At left is Helen Leamons, at was given to Karen Hall, at left., At right is Center Director right is Glenwood Director Tammy Cogburn. Bennie H. Kinsey Tammy Cogburn. Photo by Mike Wallace Photo by Mike Wallace August 23, 1924 to April 21, 1945 One of America’s Greatest Bennie H. Kinsey served a tour of duty with the 302 Engi- Voting times, place and people, from Page 1 neers during World War II and was honorably discharged. He issues on the ballot so as to be informed before voting, as the Pike County Judge -- Judge Dewight Mack (D) and Keith was safe back at home on the farm, but concluded that the job text of the issues can be lengthy to read on screen while par- Couch (I) was not done. ticipating in the election. The measures include civil lawsuits, Pike County Sheriff and Collector -- Roger “Bimbo” Fle- Adolf Hitler survived and continued to be a threat to liberty. voter ID, term limits, casino gaming and the Arkansas mini- mens (R), James Dewight Cogburn (I) and Travis Hill (D) Bennie asked to re-join his unit in Germany so as to continue mum wage. Registered voters can also preview their individual Justice of the Peace, District 3 -- Seth Henry Kirkham (R) the fight. He was aware that he could be killed as he crossed the ballot for all races at the website. and Ricky Buck (D) Atlantic if German U-Boats sank his troop ship. He understood “Being an informed voter will speed up the process and cut Mayor of Daisy -- Lisa Cogburn and Ronnie Partee that he could be killed in combat. down on waiting in lines on election day,” Campbell said. Mayor of Glenwood -- Sharon Wisener Noble and Billy He was killed in action on April 23, 1945, nine days before The 2018 general election will feature state races includ- “B.T” Smith Adolf Hitler took his own life, and 17 days before VE Day, May ing US Congress and State Supreme Court as well as Arkansas Glenwood Alderman, SW Position 2 -- Buddy Green and 8, 1945. Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, Attorney Jim Arrington There is a monument in the Montgomery County courtyard General, State Treasurer, Auditor of State and Commissioner Glenwood Alderman, SW Position 2 -- Brenda Driggers and honoring the county boys killed in World War II. of State Lands. Karen Baker Bennie was considered a “Mount Ida” boy even though he More localized contested races will feature the following for Delight Alderman, Position 2 -- Valerie Wingfield, Bobby lived in Lee Township across the line in Garland County. It is applicable voters: Robinson and Tom Wilson tragic that he was not honored for his contribution. District 19 State Representative -- Jeremy Ross and Rep. If any of the contested races are forced into a runoff, it shall Bennie left Arkansas full of hope for the continuation of free- Justin Gonzalez be held on December 4. dom and liberty. He returned in a black body bag. Bennie Kinsey is buried in Howton Cemetery, Mazarn Town- ship, Montgomery County, Arkansas, USA. Pike County Circuit Court sentencing Do not let us forget those brave men and women who gave Nine defendants were sentenced in back-to-back sessions of the Moving back in office their all for America and its values. Pike County Circuit Court Friday and Monday. Displaced since the August 9 flooding of the Pike County Let freedom ring! Submitted by Cliff Tackett of Hot Springs. They included: Nathan D. Wilson, 33, of Bonnerdale, pleaded Courthouse, Pike County Circuit Clerk Sabrina Williams and guilty to possession of controlled substance, possession of firearms her staff moved back into their office follow- by certain persons and simultaneous possession of drugs and fire- ing a renovation on Tuesday, October 9. Wil- arms; sentenced to a total of six years in the Arkansas Department liams, who credits her staff — Susan Rich- of Correction (ADC) with sentence to run concurrently with a Hot ardson O’Neal and Priscilla Fugitt — for Spring County sentence. working hard to keep the office operational Timothy C. Kuykendall, 32, of Glenwood, pleaded “no contest” despite being displaced, said she was happy to possession of controlled substance and paraphernalia; sentenced to return to her office and get things back to four years of probation and 120 days in the Community Correc- tion Center (CCC) and fined $1,500. to normal, but adds she is grateful to Pike Douglas Gene Ward, 53, of Newhope, pleaded guilty to posses- County Clerk Sandy Campbell for sharing sion of controlled substance; sentenced to four years in ADC with her office while the work was being done. two years suspended with sentence to run concurrently with a How- Williams is quite happy with the look of her ard County sentence. restored office, and gives special thanks to Jamie M. Kuykendall, 31, of Glenwood, pleaded “no contest” courthouse maintenance personnel Ray Wise to possession of controlled substance; sentenced to four years of and Matthew Humphry for the construction probation and 120 days in the CCC and fined $1,500. of her new counter, which bears the great Christian B. Carter, 21, of Glenwood, pleaded guilty to second- seal of the State of Arkansas. Pike County degree battery of certain persons; sentenced to three years of proba- Judge Dewight Mack said the work that tion, fined $1,500 and no contact order issued for victim. needs to be done upstairs is now the priority James Carr, 35, of Glenwood, pleaded guilty to delivery of meth- and will begin as soon as possible. amphetamine and possession of drug paraphernalia-manufacturing; sentenced to 10 years in the ADC with four years suspended. Maricela Kay Bustos, 19, of Nashville, pleaded “no contest” to second-degree battery of certain persons; sentenced to four years of probation and fined $1,500. I AM ROGER “BIMBO” FLEMENS Tammy Foster, 49, of Nashville, pleaded “true” to a probation I humbly ask for your vote for Pike County Sheriff on November 6, 2018 revocation; probation extended for two years. Jeffery Shelton, 47, of Nashville, pleaded guilty to possession To provide you with the information you need in order to make your decision to select me of methamphetamine and possession of drug paraphernalia; sen- as your Sheriff, I would like to present my experience and skills. tenced to five years of probation and 120 days in the CCC and fined $1,500. First, I have extensive experience with entities who serve numerous federal agencies including Homeland Security, the FBI, DEA, NSC and have trained with ALL branches of the United States Military receiving numerous awards and accreditations from each branch under whose authority and command I had the honor and privilege to serve our great nation. My training used in this service includes hostage negotiations, hostage retrieval, urban warfare and special weapons training. I have been trained by these entities in various facets of law enforcements, BRENDA DRIGGERS rape prevention, in-home defense, close quarter protection, unarmed self-defense and firearms Glenwood City Council use. I am a training instructor for both the State of Arkansas in Enhanced Concealed Carry Position #2 North Ward and the NRA in six different areas of Firearms Use/Handling/Care. I am a lifetime member of Brenda will work to: the NRA. I am a Licensed Bodyguard. I have served and protected many dignitaries both in • Make City of Glenwood MORE TRANSPARENT. country and out as well as their families and property. My training and experience is not limited • Provide full discloser of all city finances. to country services but has been obtained through the State of Arkansas, the U.S. and in over 50 foreign countries over a period of 45 years. I have been responsible for the supervision of • I will fight to keep taxes and expenditures down, while 72 federal agents for the DOD Railroad Security and Homeland Security. I have certifications being dedicated to the progress of our community. in forensic investigations, fingerprinting and criminal investigation, both internationally and • I will work towards making our community safe. stateside as well as hostage negotiation, urban domestic situations, narcotics interdiction units Paid political ad and evaluation services for addicts. I have participated in various hostage retrieval teams. I wish to bring this experience to serve the citizens of Pike County. Should you elect me, my goal for our beautiful Pike County is to make it safe, productive, LANE and welcoming place to live and visit. The manufacture and trafficking of drugs in and through MUSE our county must be stopped. Those who intention to do either -- be warned! The safety of our ARMAN citizens and children must come first. My belief is that the law enforcement officer is your friend For more information, please PULLEN and not your enemy and I plan to make educating and encouraging our young people regarding this matter a top priority. This will help them to feel more secure and to make better decisions visit my Facebook page or call me Personal Injury Lawyers for their lives. My administration will implement a better program for communicating with our at (870) 925-0709. I look SOCIAL SECURITY young people to further this goal. forward to further discussing our DISABILITY I and my staff will be fair and impartial in the application of the law. I do not believe in future together for Pike County. Collisions favoritism. If you commit the crime, you will face justice. Automobile Before the last election two years ago, I was not allowed due to the nature of the work I was involved in for the United States government, to publish Motorcycle my credentials which everyone in the Pike County Sheriff’s Department and City were aware that I had. Tractor Trailer Boat As of one week ago, I was authorized and sanctioned to reveal certain qualifications and trainings that I have had the opportunity to receive over the Pedestrian period of my service to the United State of America and other foreign countries.* Workers’ Compensation This should put to rest any untruths and flat out lies coming from people in an agency who wish only to hold on to their jobs and continue to allow the Injury Law Since 1962 Construction Accidents Donald C. Pullen, P.A. • Hans E. Pullen Wrongful Death Claims drugs, thefts and the good old boy system and discrimination against those unable to fight for themselves. Sherri Arman McDonough, P.A. RETIRED: Richard S. Muse, R. Keith, Arman All other type injuries As your Sheriff, I will fight for you against crooked law enforcement, drugs, theft and all impartiality. Every person in Pike County will receive fairness and honesty from the sheriff’s department, which has not been done here for years. NO RECOVERY • NO FEE 623-3356 • 1-800-371-3356 I appreciate you reading this and would appreciate your vote since you now know the truth and hopefully can see through the lies of people who are WWW.LMAPLAW.COM EMAIL: [email protected] afraid they will be held accountable from wrong doings and afraid of losing their jobs. LANE MUSE ARMAN & PULLEN *All statements and information have been fully authorized and sanctioned by each entity referenced above so there will be no 201 Market • Landmark Building • Central & Market violations nor security breaches nor any act that would fail to observe any laws, agreements, oaths, violations or codes of conduct. P.O. Box 758 • Hot Springs, AR 71902 Brian Keith Wehunt Glenwood Herald • Thursday, October 18, 2018 • Page 3 Obituaries Brian Keith Wehunt, age 46, of Caddo Gap, passed away on COMMUNITY Wednesday, October 10, 2018, at his home. Willie “Bill” Johnson He was born on November 21, 1971 in Hot Springs, the son Willie “Bill” Johnson, age of Vernon N. Wehunt and Anna Susan Phillips Wehunt. ANNOUNCEMENTS 90, of Kirby, passed away on He is survived by his parents, Vernon and Susie Wehunt; his Monday, October 8, 2018. sister, Susanna Layne, all of Caddo Gap. Messiah’s Mansion in Nashville Nov. 3-11 He was born February 6, Memorial services will be announced at a later date. Messiah’s Mansion has agreed to come and set up their full- 1928, in the Caney Valley Cremation arrangements were under the direction of Davis- scale model of the Mosaic Sanctuary, that would have existed in community of Pike County, Smith Funeral Home and Crematory, Glenwood. the days of Moses. In this sanctuary service, the Gospel and the the son of Reuben Johnson Guest registry is at www.davis-smith.com. life of Jesus is displayed in symbols. and Katie Mitchell Johnson. Free tours will be held on November 3-11, 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. On May 11, 1947, he was daily – Messiah’s Mansion will be at 1660 South 4th St. location married to Verna Jean Ivey Elected by Peers in front of Carlton Mini Storage by Nashville Walmart. Group Johnson who preceded him in Pike County Circuit Clerk Sabrina Williams was elected by tours are also available in the mornings, to arrange thee or for death on November 20, 2005. her peers to one of the two District 4 Director positions last more information, call 870-584-2442 or 870-329-3738. He was also preceded in death week at the Arkansas Circuit Clerk’s Association meeting in Messiah’s Mansion has been touring since 2003, operated by by his parents; two brothers, Arthur Johnson and Roy Johnson; Benton, along with returning member Jeanne Pike of Garland Oklahoma Academy in Harrah, Okla. These high school stu- and four sisters, Lottie Tolleson, Dottie Gunnels, Ruby Fox and County. Terming it an “honor and a privilege,” Williams said dents, along with many dedicated volunteers, have brought this Edith Fox. the position places her on the association’s executive board and traveling life-sized replica to 15 states, as well as Canada and A retired farmer and logger, he was an Army Air Corp vet- she will help conduct meetings during the group’s three gather- Jamaica. No matter where the Messiah’s Mansion Tabernacle eran of World War II and served for twenty years on the Pike ings per year. Williams was elected to the position formerly held goes, it has generated interest from schools, churches, families, County Quorum Court. He was a former volunteer with the by Mary Pankey of Texarkana. and local history buffs. It is an unforgettable learning opportu- Kirby Fire Department and was its Chief for fifteen years. He nity. was also a member and deacon of Caney Valley Missionary NORMAN FALL FESTIVAL Baptist Church. Southwest Regional Fall Festival on the Square! Bring your kids for free can- He is survived by two sons and daughters-in-law, Jackie Winners of Youth Talent dy and games Friday October 26th from 4 pm to 8 pm in and Quin Johnson and Randy and Tena Johnson, all of Kirby; Norman! Live Music, Bouncy House, Costume Contest, six grandchildren and their spouses, Cindi Johnson, Chris and and Arkansas State Face painting, Ring toss, Bean bag toss, Balloon darts Tennille Johnson, Jamie and Jaime Johnson, Amy and Adam and more! And we still need volunteers, if you cannot do- Coffman, Doug and Valarie Johnson, and Chance and Michelle Fair Queen Announced nate your time, donate candy or funds to purchase candy Johnson; sixteen great-grandchildren; one great-great-grand- Family, friends and supporters cheered on the competi- and games for the kids! If you would like to participate child; and several nieces and nephews. tors in the southwest regional Youth Talent and Arkansas by entering your car for trunk or treat, if you or your busi- Services were held at 2:00 PM, Thursday, October 11, 2018, State Fair Queen competitions on Monday, October 15. ness would like to set up a booth, If you have any ques- in the Caney Valley Missionary Baptist Church with Bro. Bob- The winners are: tions or want to volunteer please contact Kasey Lybrand by Golden officiating. 2018 Miss Arkansas State Fair Queen finalists – Grac- (870) 594-6035 or Jennifer Wilhite (870) 828-2424 or Interment was in Ebenezer Cemetery under the direction of ey Cantrell of Pike County, Ryan Lee Gribbs of Capi- Teresa McCarter (870) 828-1524 Davis-Smith Funeral Home, Glenwood. tal City, Bryce Wagner of Columbia County and Jordan KIRBY SCHOOL DISTRICT ANNUAL Pallbearers included Chris Johnson, Adam Coffman, Jamie Jones of the Southwest District. REPORT TO THE PUBLIC Johnson, Doug Johnson, Chance Johnson and Greg Smith. 2018 Junior Miss Arkansas State Fair Queen finalists Kirby School District will have the annual Report to the Guest registry is at www.davis-smith.com. – Caroline Trammel of Saline County, Allyson Brooke Public on Tuesday October 23rd at 6:00 p.m. Meeting will Garner of Pike County, Kaitlyn Brazle of Union County be held in the High School Library. Robert G. Thomas and Gracie Smith of Hempstead County. Robert G. Thomas, age 78, 2018 Senior Instrumental Solo finalist – Hunter Pan- REVIVAL SCHEDULED of Dierks, passed away on nell of Pike County. Bethlehem Missionary Baptist Church in Kirby will be host- Tuesday, October 9, 2018. 2018 Senior Dance Solo finalist – Elie Burgess of the ing a revival October 21st-23rd. Sunday, the 21st, services will He was born on January Southwest District. start at our regular time of 6:30 p.m. The 22nd and 23rd ser- 7, 1940 in Atlanta, Texas, the 2018 Senior Variety finalist – Ethan Pickett of the vices will begin at 7:00 p.m. The evangelist will be Dr. Neal son of Robert Paul Thomas Southwest District. Clark. All are welcome! Jack Herring, Pastor. and Mary Loreen Meredith 2018 Junior Instrumental Solo finalist – Alex Vaughan PECAN ORDERS BEING ACCEPTED Thomas. On January 16, of the Southwest District. The Pike County Conservation District is now taking orders 1965, he was married to Linda 2018 Junior Variety finalist – Beggs Four Cole of for Fresh Mammoth Pecans. The last day to order is October Carol Yates Thomas who pre- Montgomery County. 26. For more information or to place an order call Monday thru ceded him in death on April 19, 2001. He was also preceded in Finalists will go on to compete in the Youth Talent and Thursday at 870-285-2424. death by his son, Nathan Glen Thomas; his parents; his brother, Arkansas State Fair Queen finals on Saturday, October GLENWOOD LIBRARY Alvin Thomas; and his sister, Joyce Lyle. 20. Like us on Facebook@Glenwood Branch Library where He was a retired Postmaster with the United States Postal you can check out new DVDs, book arrivals and up-com- Service and a veteran of the United States Air Force. He was a member and deacon of the Pleasant Hill Primitive Baptist COMMUNITY PRAYER BOX AT LOCAL CHURCH ing events. Church in Mount Ida. He loved singings at his church and fish- Glenwood United Methodist Church at 403 East Broad- BBQ BENEFIT SET FOR BRITTANY TY & ing with his grandchildren. way in Glenwood now has a Community Prayer Box. FOWLER’S MEDICAL EXPENSES He is survived by four daughters and their spouses, Amanda All are welcome to write down their prayer requests and BENEFIT set for Ty and Brittany Fowler ATV Acci- McKee of Wickes, Shauna and Malarie Thomas of Sherwood, put them in the prayer mail box attached to our sign. dent… Saturday Oct. 20th at 5:30 PM Centerpoint Caf- Traci and Tony Eudy of Dierks and Marla and Bill Fahrney Members of the church will pray for those requests each eteria. BBQ Dinner by Keith Horn, Music by Hayden of Langley; thirteen grandchildren, Macon Sullivan, Braiden week. You may put in a request anonymously or include Powell and Caddo Cowboys, Politicians to speak and Thomas, Quincy Thomas, Kelsie Thomas, Nic Thomas, Brooke your contact information and someone will get back to Live Auction with some very nice items being Donated. Nealy, Brady Eudy, Jacob Eudy, Jason Eudy, William Fahrney, you. This is for our entire community (and those pass- Come enjoy the afternoon. Ty and Brittany had just re- Mariah Fahrney, Meredith Fahrney and Armon Fahrney; his ing through) and is not limited to those who attend our turned home from their wedding and things were off to great-grandchildren; two sisters, Janice Manley of Gun Bar- church. Please let us pray for you! a great start together with children Cali and Bronx. On rel City, Texas and Laura Van Dyke of Boerne, Texas; and his a beautiful Sunday afternoon, September 2, 2018, their nieces and nephews. world was turned upside down caused by an unfortu- Services were held at 9:30 AM, Thursday, October 11, 2018, nate Side by Side Accident ejecting all 4 riders. As for in the Pleasant Hill Primitive Baptist Church with Bro. Barry Ty Fowler, Bailey Fowler and Jan Jacobs, it was a few Norman and Bro. Tim Montgomery officiating. Broken Ribs, Staples and Stitches. For Ty’s Bride Brit- Graveside services were held at 2:00 PM, Friday, October tany, the price came much higher. At age 28, Brittany lost 12, 2018, in the Bethsaida Y Cemetery, Atlanta, Texas under the her left leg above her knee. Upon being released for the direction of Davis-Smith Funeral Home, Glenwood. hospital, Brittany was sent to rehab at Baptist in Little Guest registry is at www.davis-smith.com. Rock, again Ty stayed right there day and night resulting missed work and no payday. Brittany is now in the waiting period for her leg to be conditioned for a prosthesis and then it will be back to therapy to learn how to walk. In the past, Brittany’s job was delivering the mail on Saturdays and working in her Boutique in Hot Springs which she can no longer do. Being a part time employee, she didn’t have health or accidental insurance. Ty works hard at the sawmill and then heads home to help Brittany with anything she needs and back up the next morning at 3:30 AM to head back to his job just trying to make ends meet and pay what he can. *Helicopter Ride over $22,000, Hospital Bills are CITY OF DAISY piling up and piling up! LARGE ITEM TRASH PICK-UP The ATV insurance company is trying not to pay HOUSEHOLD RESIDENTS ONLY for the ATV and the pay- th ments are in access of $600 Saturday, October 27 a month at the bank. The NONE OF THE FOLLOWING ITEMS ACCEPTED: local Wrecker and Storage Household trash; paper, cardboard, items in Bill was expensive, and the Trash bags, Styrofoam, canned goods, glass or can; gouging list goes on and on Centerpoint Elementary School hazardous waste, oil, gas, thinner, aerosol containers, because everybody thought treated wood; tires, paint cans, anything burnt, etc. they had insurance. Title I Public Meeting Any help would be GREATLY APPRECIAT- ED, May God Bless You Centerpoint Elementary School will be hosting our annual Title I public and Your Family !! meeting October 23, 2018. Please join us as we provide information to Your City, County and parents regarding Title I, Part A of the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA). District Politicians have all Title I is the federal program that allocates funding to local school districts to been invited and they will have chance to tell what a improve the academic achievement of low performing students, particularly difference they are going to in English Language Arts and/or Math. At this meeting, we will cover the make if elected. Don’t miss following Title I topics: this event! If you would -Informing you of the school’s participation in Title I, Part A. like to donate for the Live Auction, please contact -Explaining the requirements of Title I, Part A. Beth Vines 870-356-7946 -Explaining your rights and opportunities as parents and families to be or Karen Baker 870-210- involved in your child’s learning and achievements. 0608 or Drop your item by Ty Dad’s office next to These meetings will be held at the Centerpoint Elementary School EZ-Mart. Come on out enjoy, Good Food, Music library with set times during the morning, afternoon, and evening. by Hayden Powell and the Caddo Cowboys and Bid Tuesday, October 23, 2018 on some really Nice donated items during the Live 8:00-8:30 a.m., 2:00-2:30 p.m., and 6:00-6:30 p.m. Auction.

Page 4 • Glenwood Herald • Thursday, October 18, 2018 OPINION - EDITORIAL PAGE What the Democrats cannot accept is that people who have ANOTHER WORD YOU CAN NO LONGER USE come to America legally do not want illegal immigrants here. By Mike Wallace scribe people who yell at you in elevators, in the hall ways, in They promptly forgot the DACA people, as they did not need AMERICA - I read somewhere, a cartoon I think, about what the airports or in Congressional committee rooms. them for a political point any more. words we can use. The character in the cartoon was asking Rev. You cannot use the “M” word to describe people who dress Some of the DACA people protested against California Al Sharpton to send out a notice about which 16 words in Web- up as ninjas, all in black, call themselves ANTIFA warriors and Senator Diane Feinstein. The news media and political view ster’s Dictionary we could use which he would not classify as destroy your business or beat you senseless. pontificaters from the cable shows freaked out and immediately racist. Do you remember about six months back when President called those DACA individuals as being a mob. Now, the thought police and those who have anointed them- Donald Trump agreed with the Democratic Party leadership to I guess it is alright to protest against conservatives, moder- selves as political correct models we should all strive to emu- allow those DACA individuals a path to citizenship? ates, Republicans or Independents, and not be called a mob. late, have decided you and I can no longer use the word “mob.” Those individuals numbered to 1.8 million people who were If you protest against a far left liberal or a Democrat, then the We can no longer use the word “mob” to describe people brought to America as babies or youngsters when their parents crowd becomes a mob. who are exercising their Constitutional rights of freedom of broke the law by coming here illegally. The vast majority of So Gentle Readers, you have lost the usage of another word assembly, freedom of speech and their right to destroy other them are hard working, intelligent people who rear their chil- to describe those individuals who don’t work for a living be- people’s property. dren in the presence of God, pay their taxes, support their fami- cause your tax money and mine supports them, wear masks to I agree completely with your right and my right to assemble lies, communities, schools and government. Every segment of hide their lack of shame, destroy the business you took a life- into small or large groups to protest something we don’t like. I any society has a few bad apples. It is what it is. Some of the time to build up, and loot the businesses they destroy. agree completely you have the ability to say whatever you want DACA age immigrants need to be sent home. If you fight back to keep from being killed or destroyed, the and no governmental agency can censor your language. Trump tried to reach a compromise with the Democratic police will come after you. Granted, you cannot yell FIRE in a theater and cause a panic. Party leadership by saying build the wall along our southern The police are under orders from their mayors or chiefs of The Constitution ensures your right to protest and to speak. border, stop chain migration (where you can bring in your ex- police to allow this devastation. Don’t get involved in these It does not guarantee a right to speak ill of others, attribute tended family once you are here) and stop the lottery system protests. actions to them you know to be false, or anything between indi- where people from countries who wish to destroy us are given I believe that all too soon, this rioting in the streets under viduals that can be slanderous. The Bill of Rights simply states a free pass into the country. The DACA individuals would get a the guise of entitlements to protest, will result in people getting that governmental agencies cannot stop you from speaking out path to citizenship. killed, whether the dead are protestors or store owners. about a real or imagined grievance. As soon as the Democratic Party got what they wanted, they I guess the Democratic Party leaders will then blame the But if you scream and yell against another, you better have said no thank you. president for that. the facts to back up your accusations or allegations. The Democrats do not want a wall or any type of immigra- Just like that great editorial published in a Washington, D.C. The politically correct police, in the guise of news program tion reform which could keep potential voters from swelling the newspaper which blamed Trump for Hurricane Florence hitting anchors, have decided you cannot use the term “mob,” to de- Democratic Party ranks. America. SOUTHERN SIFTINGS BY JANICE PLYLER BOBBY BONES DANCES WITH THE Danny Zuko, he stole the show. But there have been another star in our crown. was little dancing - - - and he was more STARS - - was little dancing - - - and he was more You know, top American country DJ studious than a fan of Dance Fever. But You know, top American country DJ studious than a fan of Dance Fever. But Bobby Bones (aka Bobby Estell from I’m sure he’ll step up to the plate as is his Bobby Bones (aka Bobby Estell from I’m sure he’ll step up to the plate as is his Mountain Pine, AR) could have listed his fashion. Mountain Pine, AR) could have listed his fashion. first DJ job at the Glenwood radio station I taught Bobby as well as his younger first DJ job at the Glenwood radio station I taught Bobby as well as his younger back in the late nineties. sister, Amanda. Both were great kids. back in the late nineties. sister, Amanda. Both were great kids. But for one reason; the radio station in Amanda recently face booked me and told But for one reason; the radio station in Amanda recently face booked me and told Glenwood refused to interview him. Bob- me she remembered me yelling at Bobby. Glenwood refused to interview him. Bob- me she remembered me yelling at Bobby. by, college bound, and I had sent a letter I’m quite sure that was on the set rehears- by, college bound, and I had sent a letter I’m quite sure that was on the set rehears- and made a call or two but were, in my al of GREASE. He could drive me crazy and made a call or two but were, in my al of GREASE. He could drive me crazy estimation, treated rather rudely. I had with his ad-libbing and throwing other estimation, treated rather rudely. I had with his ad-libbing and throwing other told the station that I had taught him since cast members off their lines. told the station that I had taught him since cast members off their lines. seventh grade, he had a natural talent for But they loved him anyway. seventh grade, he had a natural talent for But they loved him anyway. radio, and he would even work pro bono I’m just sorry he didn’t get his monu- radio, and he would even work pro bono I’m just sorry he didn’t get his monu- even though it meant a commute from Hot mental start at the Glenwood radio station even though it meant a commute from Hot mental start at the Glenwood radio station Springs. in the late nineties. He got a DJ job at Springs. in the late nineties. He got a DJ job at Still, the radio station was not interest- a Hot Springs station and was an instant Still, the radio station was not interest- a Hot Springs station and was an instant ed. Not in the least bit. I don’t understand success. ed. Not in the least bit. I don’t understand success. close-minded people. You never know When he insisted, in seventh grade, on close-minded people. You never know When he insisted, in seventh grade, on what is out there unless you open up and being the lead character, Tom the Cat, I what is out there unless you open up and being the lead character, Tom the Cat, I reach out. acquised. Those big blue eyes just won reach out. acquised. Those big blue eyes just won Anyway, I knew Bobby would be a suc- me over. He told me then that he was go- Anyway, I knew Bobby would be a suc- me over. He told me then that he was go- cess, but I had no idea just how successful ing to be a famous DJ when he grew up. I cess, but I had no idea just how successful ing to be a famous DJ when he grew up. I he would be. Not only is he the top DJ in couldn’t help but believe him. he would be. Not only is he the top DJ in couldn’t help but believe him. America he has been a regular on Ameri- Bobby Bones, whether you win top America he has been a regular on Ameri- Bobby Bones, whether you win top can Idol, was a judge in the Miss America dancing honors or not, you have a faith- can Idol, was a judge in the Miss America dancing honors or not, you have a faith- Pageant this season, has been on numer- ful fan club, not only across America, but Pageant this season, has been on numer- ful fan club, not only across America, but ous talk shows. Now, he will soon be on in your home town of Mountain Pine, Ar- ous talk shows. Now, he will soon be on in your home town of Mountain Pine, Ar- Dancing with the Stars. kansas. Dancing with the Stars. kansas. Bobby had been the male lead in our I just wish your beginnings could have Bobby had been the male lead in our I just wish your beginnings could have high school production of GREASE. As been in Glenwood, Arkansas. It would high school production of GREASE. As been in Glenwood, Arkansas. It would Danny Zuko, he stole the show. But there have been another star in our crown.

Lesser-Known Broadband Policy Leaves Rural Areas Out “If you have integrity, By Johnathan Hladik, policy director, [email protected], Center for Rural Affairs Connectivity is the defining aspect of our 21st century economy. Access to broadband internet offers the best in nothing else matters.” education, health care, and economic development. Unfortunately for many, the best isn’t available. More than 24 million Americans lack broadband access. This includes 31 percent of households in rural areas, but only 2 percent in urban. Over, 19 million of 25 million households without broadband are in rural areas. “If you do not have Old fashioned data collection guarantees this will continue. integrity, nothing else The Federal Communications Commission collects data on broadband service at the Census block level, of matters.” which there are 11,078,297. In rural areas, these blocks can stretch for hundreds of square miles. Nationwide, 3,200 Census blocks are larger than the District of Columbia. A quote from former US Senator Alan Simpson R-Wyoming In a Census block, if one household has access, the entire block is reported as “served.” Providers may report an area as “served” if they could provide access without “an extraordinary commitment of resources.” This means the number of “served” areas is frequently overstated. States are unable to accu- Phone: 870.356.2111 • Fax: 870.356.4400 rately invest resources in broadband development because they are relying on erroneous data. Im- GLENWOOD proving this process is the most important step we can take to improve availability in rural areas. Email: [email protected] We are in the midst of a digital revolution, and millions of rural Americans are being left behind. A closer look shows the problem isn’t always money – it comes back to policy. Now is the Advertising: [email protected] time for lawmakers to think innovatively and act swiftly to ensure rural America isn’t left out. HERALDPublished since February 25, 1926 Website: Temporarily Under Construction Successor to the Glenwood News, established 1912 and the Glenwood Press, established 1914. Combined as the Glenwood News-Press, 1918-1924. The Glenwood Echo, published 1924-25.

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the Savior for whom nothing is impossible or easy or difficult? Why are you crying out to me? By Steve Ellison Why do I fret and worry instead of praying? Why do I pray and then live as if I do not expect an answer? Why do I keep on Following the Burning Bush episode, Moses made his re- Exodus 14:13-18 records Moses response as well as God’s, praying the same prayer over and over again? Why do I pray luctant and fearful return to Egypt, saying hesitantly at first, “But Moses said to the people, "Do not fear! Stand by and see and then act in such a way that indicates I do not believe that “Let My people go.” He said it several more times with ever- the salvation of the Lord which He will accomplish for you I received an answer? The Bible tells me that if I pray while increasing forcefulness and ever-increasing back-up from the today; for the Egyptians whom you have seen today, you will doubting, I will be like the surf of the sea, tossed about by the Lord. Moses and the children of Israel headed out of the coun- never see them again forever. "The Lord will fight for you while wind. I must pray and “move on”. Moving on is far preferable try, with as much of the wealth of Egypt as they could carry. you keep silent." Then the Lord said to Moses, "Why are you to being tossed about. Let us move on in faith and trust. The plagues had left the world’s supreme power in disarray, crying out to Me? Tell the sons of Israel to go forward. "As for the country in shambles. Upon arriving at the Red Sea, the you, lift up your staff and stretch out your hand over the sea and Israelites discovered that Pharaoh must have changed his mind divide it, and the sons of Israel shall go through the midst of the Public Notice because the Egyptian army was in hot pursuit. Very quickly, sea on dry land. "As for Me, behold, I will harden the hearts of Beginning November 1, 2018, the Centerpoint Special the Israelites forgot the miraculous show of force Almighty God the Egyptians so that they will go in after them; and I will be Education Department will destroy Special Education Records had displayed in systematically dismantling the national gods honored through Pharaoh and all his army, through his chariots which are six years old. According to State and Federal of Egypt. They accused Moses of bringing them out there to and his horsemen. "Then the Egyptians will know that I am the guidelines, special education records should be destroyed die. Lord, when I am honored through Pharaoh, through his chariots within six years after a child leaves the program. This means and his horsemen.” (NASU) six years after graduating, six years after moving out of the Moses, the good and faithful leader, brought their case to the district, or six years after special education services have been Lord. The Lord threw responsibility right back in the lap of terminated. Moses, "Why are you crying out to Me? Tell the sons of Israel If your child was receiving special education services during to go forward.” Now was the time for faith in action. Mov- the school year 2011 thru October 31, 2012, you have the right to review and request these records before they are destroyed. ing ahead in trust and reliance on the Lord, behaving as if they Your child also has the right to review and request these records believed that the Lord heard and had answered. Anything less if he/she is eighteen years old or older. We cannot release these exhibits disbelief in and distrust of the Lord. Move on, God records to parents without written permission from the student Depending on the outcome of legal challenges that are being says. Move on in the face of impossible odds. Move on in the if they are 18 years or older. considered by the state Supreme Court, Arkansas voters could face of danger. Move on despite your fears. This is what pleases These records are not permanent school records. They are only decide five ballot issues at the November 6 general election. God and gives opportunity for the watching world to see God Special Education due process forms and evaluation data. The legislature referred Issue One and Issue Two to the bal- at work. His response to your trust in Him causes the world to For more information call: lot during last year’s regular session. The other three issues give Him praise, honor, and glory. Jennifer Hill were brought to the ballot by citizens’ groups that gathered sig- Why is it that I remain stuck in place, refusing to “go for- Special Education Supervisor natures of registered voters on petitions. ward”? Why do I keep looking at the long odds instead of at 870-356-2912 EXT: 4271 165W.G42-1tc The first four issues are proposed amendments to the state Constitution. The fifth is a proposed initiated act; approval by voters would place it in the statute books but not in the Consti- tution. The process of changing a statute is simpler than changing a constitutional amendment. It is less time consuming and less expensive, too. PUBLIC NOTICE Issue One would cap attorneys’ fees and the amounts that PIKE COUNTY NOTICE OF ELECTION • 2018 GENERAL ELECTION • TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2018 plaintiffs can be awarded in a civil case. Contingency fees for ELECTION DAY: Polling sites open 7:30 LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR MAYOR OF DAISY attorneys would be limited to a third of the net recovery for a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Anthony Bland-Dem Lisa Cogburn-Ind plaintiffs. Punitive damages would be limited to $500,000, or EARLY VOTING: Monday, October 22nd Frank Gilbert-Lib Ronnie Partee-Ind three times the amount of compensatory damages, whichever through Monday, November 5th (including two Sat- Lt. Gov. Tim Griffin-Rep MAYOR OF MURFREESBORO is greater. urdays) Early Voting days and times are as follows: SECRETARY OF STATE Rodney Fagan-Ind The legislature could raise the cap on damages by an ex- COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE John Thurston Comm. of State Lands-Rep MAYOR OF GLENWOOD traordinary majority of two-thirds of the membership of each • 112 N. Washington Ave, Murfreesboro, AR Christopher Olson-Lib Sharon Wisener Noble-Ind chamber. The legislature could not lower the cap. October 22 -- November 5 • 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 Susan Inman-Dem Billy (B.T.) Smith-Ind Opponents of the ballot measure were successful at the lower p.m. Monday-Friday ATTORNEY GENERAL MAYOR OF DELIGHT court level, when a circuit judge ruled that the various sections 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Saturdays Mike Lee-Dem Paul Lane-Ind of the proposed amendment do not relate to each other, thus Monday, November 5th 8:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m. Kerry Hicks-Lib MAYOR OF ANTOINE making the overall impact unclear. Att. Gen. Leslie Rutledge-Rep BAINUM LEARNING CENTER Dwight Finney-Ind For that reason he ruled that no votes should be counted, • 128 E Broadway, Glenwood, AR STATE TREASURER GLENWOOD ALDERMAN SW POS 2 either for or against Issue One. However, his ruling is on appeal October 27 -- November 3 • 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 Treasurer of State Dennis Milligan-Rep Buddy Green-Ind to the state Supreme Court. p.m. Monday-Friday Ashley Ewald-Lib Jim Arrington-Ind Issue Two would require voters to present a government- 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. - Saturday AUDITOR OF STATE GLENWOOD ALDERMAN NW POS 2 issued photo ID in order to cast a ballot. So far there have been To contest an Election Official, you must con- David E Dinwiddie-Lib Brenda Driggers-Ind no legal challenges filed against Issue Two being on the ballot. tact the CBEC within 10 days of the posting of offi- Auditor Andrea Lea-Rep Karen Baker-Ind Issue Three would limit terms of elected officials even more cials assigned to work the Election. A list of officials COMMISSIONER OF DELIGHT ALDERMAN POS 2 than under our current term limits amendment. will be posted at the Courthouse, Bainum Learning STATE LANDS Valerie Wingfield-Ind Center, and the County Annex building. Larry Williams-Dem The measure was stricken from the ballot by a special mas- Bobby Robinson-Ind POLLING SITES ON ELECTION DAY: Tommy Land-Rep ter appointed by the Supreme Court, who ruled that petitions Tom Wilson-Ind submitted by supporters did not have enough signatures of • Vote Center -- Delight T.J. Campbell- Lib ISSUE NO. 1 Carmen Hendrix Building STATE SENATE DISTRICT 10 registered voters. The Supreme Court will review the master’s Popular Name: An Amendment Concerning • Vote Center -- Glenwood Bobbi Hicks-Lib findings. Civil Lawsuits and the Powers of the General As- Issue Four would expand legal gambling in Arkansas. It Bainum Learning Center Senator Larry Teague-Dem • Vote Center -- Kirby sembly and Supreme Court to Adopt Court Rules would authorize two new casinos - one in Jefferson County STATE REPRESENTATIVE Bethlehem Baptist Church ISSUE NO. 2 DISTRICT 19 within two miles of Pine Bluff and another in Pope County • Vote Center -- Murfreesboro Popular Name: A constitutional Amendment Jeremy Ross-Dem within two miles of Russellville. Municipal Building adding as a Qualification to Vote that a Voter present Issue Four, if approved by voters, also would authorize ca- Rep. Justin Gonzales-Rep Absentee ballots opened, processed, can- certain valid photographic identification when cast- STATE SUPREME COURT sinos adjacent to the dog racing track in West Memphis and vassed, counted in the County Clerk’s Office 4:00 ing a ballot in person or casting an absentee ballot JUSTICE POS. 3 adjacent to the horse racing track in Hot Springs. This ballot p.m. on November 6th, 2018. ISSUE NO. 3 David Sterling-NP measure is being challenged in court. To check your registration status or view your Popular Name: Arkansas Term Limits Amend- St. Supreme Court Justice Courtney Goodson-NP The Supreme Court rejected two legal challenges to Issue sample ballot, go to www.voterview.org ment PIKE COUNTY JUDGE Four, thus clearing the way for the measure to remain on the Races to appear on ballots are as follows: ISSUE NO. 4 Judge Dewight Mack-Dem ballot. Popular Name: An Amendment to require four U. S. CONGRESS DISTRICT 04 Keith Couch-Ind Issue Five, the proposed initiated act, would raise the state Tom Canada-Lib licenses to be issued for Casino Gaming at Casinos, PIKE COUNTY SHERIFF/COLLECTOR minimum wage. It would go from $8.50 to $9.25 per hour in Rep. Bruce Westerman-Rep one each in Crittenden (to Southland Racing Cor- Roger “Bimbo” Flemens-Rep 2019, then to $10 per hour in 2020. Finally it would increase to Hayden Catherine Shamel-Dem poration), Garland (to Oaklawn Jockey Club, Inc.), James Dwight Cogburn-Ind $11 per hour in 2021. A special master has approved Issue Five Susan Ann Martin-Write In Pope, and Jefferson Counties Travis Hill-Dem for the November ballot, but the Supreme Court will review GOVERNOR ISSUE NO. 5 PIKE COUNTY CIRCUIT CLERK that ruling. Jared K. Henderson-Dem Popular Name: An Act to increase Arkansas Circuit Clerk Sabrina Williams-Dem A proposal to increase the state’s minimum wage was on the Gov. Asa Hutchison-Rep minimum wage ballot in 2014 and voters approved it by a vote of 66 percent to Mark West- Lib JUSTICE OF THE PEACE DIST. 3 34 percent. It phased in a minimum wage increase of $2.25 an Seth Henry Kirkham-Rep hour, over a three-year period. Ricky Buck-Dem (SC:14&16 MD, 42&44 GH, 553W) Page 6 • Glenwood Herald • Thursday, October 18, 2018

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Pig Skin Picks results through Eight games played

REMEMBER - We had one open week back early in the season. The stubborn and diehard Centerpoint fans have only six entries in the Week 8 Pig Skin Picks this past week. Four entrants had 12 of 14 correct, one had 11 correct and one had 10 correct. Leading the pack by the slimmest of margins is Mike Johnson with 91 picked correct Week 8. Paul Crowson is right behind with 90, and Burle Wade Haggard with 89. Mike Johnson (11/91), Paul Crowson (12/90), Bur- le Wade Haggard (12/89), Charles Vawter (12/84), John Plyler (12/79) and Carlos Duggan (10/73).

Late in the October 12 conference game at Camden Harmony Centerpoint High School Grove, Senior Knight Kaden Bryant hands off to Louis Lozano Photo by Mike Wallace Title I Public Meeting It was close for one quarter at Camden Centerpoint High School will be hosting our annual Title I public meeting. By Mike Wallace CAMDEN HARMONY GROVE - The conference football game Friday night, October 12, at Please join us as we provide information to parents about Title I, Part A of Camden Harmony Grove was close for about one quarter. the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA). Title I is the federal Harmony Grove’s Hornets used their speed all night to outrun the pursuit of the Senior Knights. program that allocates funding to local school districts to improve the The Hornets scored first on a 50-yard gallop and made the two point PAT. academic achievement of low performing students, particularly in English Centerpoint came right back moving the ball on fine runs and one pass. Owen Bright opened the Senior Knight game with a 16 yard pass to Daniel Forsythe. Blake Crawford ran for 12, and Language Arts and/ or Math. At this meeting, we will cover the following Bright for 16 more yards. A short run gained two yards and Crawford ran for 11 yards to the Har- Title I topics: mony Grove 14, Two more runs set the ball on the Hornet six. From there, Centerpoint scored. - Informing you of the school’s participation in Title I, Part A, The six yard run came with 4:15 on the clock. The PAT pass went to Forsythe to make it 8-8. Harmony Grove began on their 36. Two runs netted 30 yards. A 10 yard loss was overcome - Explaining the requirements of Title I, Part A with a 35 yard jaunt to the Knight three. The - Explaining your rights and opportunities as parents and families to be Hornets scored from there, made the PAT run and it was 16-8. involved in your child’s learning and achievement. Harmony rove took control of the game with a drive from their 38 to the Knight end zone. The score made it 22-8, and the PAT was not successful.. These meetings will be held at the High School Curriculum The kickoff by the Hornets saw a fumble by Centerpoint but a block below the waist flag against Harmony Grove negated the lost ball play. The Knights began on their 48 and moved Coordinator room with set times during the morning and evening of down field to a six yard run by Bright and a 13 yard run by October 25, 2018 Crawford. A pass to Forsythe gained 7:20-7:50 a.m., 3:30-4:00 p.m., or 6:00-6:30 p.m. nine. Runs by Crawford moved the football to the Har- mony Grove 20, but a fourth down pass try failed. The Hornets scored in six plays. The PAT run was good for a 30-8 score. As the first half wound down, Center- point could not move the ball and punted it away. Harmony Grove also went no where on their final possession of the first half. They lost a fumble to the Knights as the half ended. The Knights opened the second half with a drive from their 39 to the Hornet five. This drive was aided by two 15 yard flags against Harmo- Senior Knight Rance Turner, at right, ny Grove. This drive by the runs back a Camden HG kickoff with Knights stalled out on incomplete passes. Brian Cook leading the blocking The Hornets moved out from their end zone area on a 25-yard run on first down, 2018 Pigskin Picks and then some short efforts. Finally they got to the edge of Games played October 19 the playing field and ran in a Turn in your selection by noon on that day 53-yard touchdown. The PAT Circle your winning teams. Any game not run made it 38-8. Harmony Grove intercept- circled is considered a loss ed a Knight pass, and scored again right before the fourth Bismarck at Centerpoint quarter started. This made it Dierks at Mount Ida 44-8 as the PAT kick missed. Spring Hill at Murfreesboro Centerpoint scored one last time. Crawford started this Nashville at Haskell HG drive with a 17 yard run to the Foreman at Mineral Springs Hornet 39. Owen Bright hit Camden HG at Fouke Michael Bright with a 39 yard Glen Rose at Perryville scoring toss. The PAT kick was good for a 44-15 score. Fountain Lake at Malvern Harmony Grove ran the Lafayette Cty at Gurdon kick off back for a score, and Bigelow at Magnet Cove it ended at 50-15. Prescott at Horatio Centerpoint has Home- coming this next Friday night Smackover at Genoa Central as Bismarck comes to play. Two Rivers at Jessieville The afternoon ceremony in Sheridan at Lake Hamilton the gymnasium begins at 2:00 p.m. Bismarck ______Centerpoint ______

Name ______Phone # ______

A paragraph will be published each week list ing the winner of the prior week’s picks. Behind each name will be two numbers. The first number Go Knights! will the total correct choices from the prior week. The second number will the cumulative total Beat Bismarck correct for the season.

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Part of the Centerpoint Junior High Cheerleaders in a half time routine Junior Knight rallies earn 19-16 win over Junior Hornets By Mike Wallace ROSBORO - The Centerpoint played their final home football game Thursday night, October 11, against the visiting Cam- Go Junior Knights, Now 5-2 den Harmony Grove Hornet. The Junior Knights came from behind twice to earn a 19-16 victory. Wins against Bismarck and Horatio (both road games) Beat Bismarck and Horatio will solidify their hold on second place in the league standings. The Junior Knights had two early season losses, and now have won four in a row for a 5-2 overall record and 4-1 in the conference. The Centerpoint seventh graders ran into a Harmony Grove squad with twice the number of players suited up, and into the outside speed of the Junior Hornets. Camden won the game 28- 0. About an hour later, the regular junior high game was tense right to the finish. Camden turned two Centerpoint lost fumbles into touch- downs. Given a short field on which to move the football, Cam- den rarely got close to the Junior Knight end zone. Centerpoint had first crack at scoring moving from their 40 yard line to the Harmony Grove 31 before turning it over on downs. Camden tried two runs. One gained nothing, and the second snap ended with a two yard loss. A third down pass attempt was a soft lob pass into the right flat of the Harmony Grove formation. Junior Knight cornerback Hayden Rogers out jumped the in- tended receiver and came down with it on the 36 of Camden. A pass from Josh Lawson to Rogers gained 15 yards. After a sideline warning was issued to the Camden team, Lawson found C.J. Fox behind the Harmony Grove safety for six points. The 21-yard scoring toss made it 6-0 with 53 seconds left in the first period. The PAT kick missed right. Camden began on their 44 and went no where. One snap Centerpoint Junior Knight Jace Clark tries to pull away from tackler gained two yards. Second snap lost five as the first quarter ended. A third down run was smoth- ered by Junior Knight Hunter Donaldson forcing a Camden punt. Centerpoint started on their 23 yard line. Lawson ran for 10 yards, Carlos Ponce for five, but the next play stopped with a fumble lost to the Junior Hornets on the Centerpoint 37. A run gained four yards, a flag against Centerpoint moved it five yards closer to the Junior Knight goal, but the next snap lost three. A third down run of 27 yards to the Junior Knight four made for an easy touchdown with 4:30 left in the second quarter. A PAT run was successful for an 8-6 lead by the visitors. Centerpoint mishandled the Camden kick off, and it was recovered on the Junior Knight 10. The home team then went 90 yards to retake the lead. Lawson hit Dillon Fox for 16 yards, followed by a 17 yard throw to get to midfield. Lawson then found C.J. Fox for three throws. The first one gained 20 yards to the Camden 35. After three in-completions, Lawson found C.J. Fox on fourth down for a little over 10 yards and a new set of downs with 1:56 left in the half. After one pass found the grass, Lawson hit C.J. Fox at the sideline. The receiver wound his way through a maze of defenders to score with 1:32 left. The score made it 12-8. The PAT pass was incomplete. Centerpoint stopped Camden four plays later with a fumble recovery and went into the locker room leading 12-8. The teams opened the second half with each losing a fumble. Camden drove 56 yards overcoming crushing tackles by Dalton Kerbersky and Donaldson. A run covering 14 yards set Camden on the Centerpoint 22. A run gained five yards, a fumble occurred which Camden kept. After a flag against Centerpoint, a run gained seven yards to the four yard line. The Junior Hornets scored with 2:54 left in the third period. The PAT run was good for a 16-14 Camden lead. Centerpoint used up the remainder of the third period and half of the fourth in a drive which began on their 36. Jace Clark started the winning drive with runs of 10 yards, three and then four yards. Lawson found C.J. Fox for 11 more and Ponce ran for 13. The last play of the third period was a six yard loss. YOU’RE INVITED! Two plays for losses moved the Junior Knights backwards to open the fourth period. Lawson found C.J. Fox again. Fox twisted and turned causing the Junior Hornet tacklers to miss. He made it to the Camden 22. A pass to Kaden Owens gained 17 yards. Clark ran for four yards putting the ball inside the Friday, October 19, 2018 Camden one yard line. Clark then scored a touchdown with 4:49 left. The PAT kick was good for a 19-16 score. 11:00am – 2:00pm Camden tried to move down field, but Centerpoint 214 N 1st Street, Glenwood stopped them and ran out the clock. Join us for an open house cookout hosted at our Glenwood location where you can see some familiar faces and meet the Arvest team.

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