The Nashville News THURSDAY • June 6, 2013 • Issue 45 • 1 Section • 12 Pages • In Howard County, Arkansas since 1878 • USPS 371-540 • 75 cents

IN BRIEFt Dierks cuts athletic Car show director position due scheduled at park to fiscal constraints

A “Pack the DIERKS - The school district treasurer Janet Park” car show board voted unanimously Bobo told board members will be held Thursday to eliminate the that “based on current at the Nash- athletic director position expenditures and rev- ville City Park in accordance with its enue collections, it is very Sat., Sept. 14. reduction in force policy. likely the district will not Donations will According to minutes finish with the projected be made to of the special meeting, ending balance” for this the local Relay the decision was made fiscal year. for Life. All in an attempt to ease a Other changes ap- classes of cars fiscal crunch the district proved during Thursday’s and trucks are being is experiencing. meeting included a reas- accepted. En- “The athletic director signment of the coaching try is $15 in position will be a reduc- staff. Steve Martin will advance or tion in force due to the take over the boys’ bas- $20 the day of district’s financial status,” ketball program, while the show. For the minutes state. “The su- Jeff Tipton will remain in more informa- perintendent will assume charge of the girls’ pro- tion, contact the duties of the AD.” gram but will no longer be Freddie Horne, Superintendent Donny involved in track or golf. 110 Deerwood Davis was unavailable Head football coach David Lane, Nash- to comment on the de- Bennett will assume track ville, or text 870-451-4288. cision or the district’s duties. financial woes at press The minutes state that time; however, at a special the changes will go into Area farm meeting called May 23, effect July 1. families of the year High water closes boat named

Area farm ramps and recreation areas families of the year have Due to the recent high Lake are the Spillway, Al- been named. water levels, the Vicks- pine Ridge, Amity, Lower Pace and COURTESY PHOTO | Chad Lites burg District of the U.S. Lake, Point Cedar, Arlie Dierks Lady Outlaw pitcher Caitlin Lites and Nashville’s Avery Kesterson are pictured at the Jodi King have Army Corps of Engineers Moore and Caddo Drive. All-Arkansas Preps banquet held Saturday in Little Rock. received the have closed boat ramps Day use areas, campsites honor in How- and recreational areas and campgrounds that are ard County, at Lake Ouachita, Lake closed are Arlie Moore, while Chris Greeson and DeGray Lake. Alpine Ridge and Point Gilmer, of De- POST SEASON HONORS Concrete barriers are be- Cedar. Some camp sites light, received ing placed at boat ramps, at Ozan Point are under the award in recreational areas and day water. Also closed are the Pike County. Local baseball, softball players recognized use areas for visitor’s safe- areas of Lenox Marcus and ty. Additional campsites Shouse Ford. Fish may be closed should The National Recre- number of Howard County athletes were named to all state lists water levels rise. ation Reservation System stocked and all star baseball and softball rosters recently by the Arkansas LAKE GREESON has been contacted to at several AActivities Association. The currently closed cancel all reservations for campground at Lake Gree- campsites affected by the area lakes Lady Outlaw pitcher Caitlin Lites re- Other local athletes who received hon- son is Arrowhead Point. high water conditions and ceived the lion’s share of mentions as she ors recently included Nashville’s Jenna Some of the camp sites at those campers will be fully Arkansas was named to the all state and all star Hendry, Maddie McJunkins and Donyell Kirby Landing are closed refunded. Game and rosters. Lites was also selected for the “Head” King, all of whom were named to and electrical power is Boaters are reminded Fish Commis- All-Arkansas Preps Team by the staff of the all state list. off. Cowhide Cove and to always watch for debris sion crews the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette along with Adam Bradshaw was also selected to Parker Creek lower roads washed into the lake from stocked more Nashville’s Avery Kesterson, who was represent Dierks on the list. are currently restricted to the recent heavy rains in than 213,000 named to the second team. Fans anxious to get a last taste of soft- vehicular traffic. the watershed area and fish in Arkan- Lites and Kesterson attended a banquet ball action for the year can see Lites play sas lakes and DeGRAY LAKE let others know where you in Little Rock last weekend featuring Den- in the all star game June 18 on the campus rivers during The boat ramps that are will be boating. April, accord- ver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning. of the University of Central Arkansas. currently closed at DeGray - SW Arkansas Radio ing to Mark Oliver, chief of the Fisheries Division. The total stocking weighed more than 131,000 A penny saved is a penny driven pounds. April stock- ings locally include: 200 catch- Murfreesboro man had able channel catfish in the unique vision for truck Grandview Conservation decorated with change Pond near Columbus P.J. TRACY I.V. somed, and the reason it is 200 catch- Murfreesboro Diamond still going. able channel “The little kids, they love catfish in Mike It started with an old it,” said Fugitt. “It’s worth and Janet 1986 Ford F-150 and grew Huckabee everything to me to see the Lake in Hope from there … cent by cent. kids smile.” 500 catch- “I just wanted something One day looking at the able channel that looked different,” said back glass, he decided it catfish at Mike Harold Thomas “Tommy” looked a little plain, so a and Janet Fugitt. “No one ever no- few pennies later, the proj- Huckabee Kids ticed it, and I intended to ect had begun. Pond in Hope P.J. TRACY I.V. | Murfreesboro Diamond just put a crown on it, but Stripes down the front Pennies decorate the tailgate of Harold “Tommy” Fugitt’s 1986 F-150. 500 catch- the kids around here start- then led to a pyramid of able channel ed taking pictures of it, and pennies in the glass for [there],” said Fugitt, “but I tion. I didn’t want my pick- is not like everyone else’s.” catfish in Gur- putting it on Facebook.” more visibility. don Lake couldn’t stop, so I just kept up too look like everyone Originally thinking the And thus, the idea blos- 250 catch- “I found a stopping point doing it. It’s like an addic- else’s, because my pickup See PENNY / Page 8 able channel catfish in Ice- hower Pond in Miller County 650 catch- able brown DON’T FORGET trout in the Narrows Dam Relay for Life of Howard County will paint the town purple the week of June 2-7 to raise awareness for cancer Tailwater research and promote the annual Relay for Life that will take place on June 7 at the Nashville City Park from 6 1,320 catch- able rainbow p.m. until midnight. The Relay For Life of Howard Co. Luminaria Ceremony will be held on June 7 at 9 p.m. at trout in Nar- the Nashville City Park. Cost is a $5 donation per bag, $25 donation for a large tiki torch, a $10 donation for a rows Dam small tiki torch and a $25 donation for a sky lantern. Forms can be returned to a relay team member or mailed to Tailwaters in Relay For Life - Howard County, Attention: Joanna Howard, P.O. Box 55, Nashville, Arkansas 71852. Pike County - Saratoga Arkansas Digest 2 Editorial Thursday, June 6, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 Historic rescuers

It is not really news that Victor Davis Hanson has written another outstanding and eye-opening book. He has done that before and repeatedly, on a variety of subjects. The subject of his latest book, "The Savior Gener- als" is given in the subtitle: "How Five Great Com- manders Saved Wars That Were Lost— From Ancient Greece to Iraq." Thomas As both a military Sowell historian and a clas- sicist scholar, Victor Creators Davis Hanson is one of the few people qualified Syndicate to cover such a wide sweep of history. As someone whose depth of knowl- edge and insight are already familiar to readers of his syndicated column, he is also one of the few who can discuss complex subjects in plain English. The subject of "The Savior Generals" could not be more timely. It is about how seemingly hopeless situations can be— and have been— rescued from the brink of disaster. The situation of the United States of America today is similarly very dicey, both at home and abroad, both economically and militarily. This book takes us through the history of how and why nations — both ancient and modern— have gotten themselves into potentially catastrophic situ- ations, and how a new leader with clearer vision, and the character and courage to do what needs to be done, has saved situations that seemed irretrievable. Both the old leaders who failed and the new lead- ers who succeeded are shown as three-dimensional human beings, with both flaws and virtues, not Stop feeding the tiger the cartoon-like images of public figures too often encountered in current discussions in the media or even in academia. As America grew in the pan and the Philippines rency manipulation, and Those who turned out to have the decisive virtues 1800s from a republic of a and told the U.S. Navy to Pat for years we have backed at the decisive times include some who were failures few millions, whose fron- stay out of the Yellow Sea Buchanan off. at other times and in other settings, so "The Savior tier stopped at the Missis- and Taiwan Strait. If they have concluded Generals" is not an exercise in hero-worship. sippi, into a world power, In dealing with America, Creators we are more fearful of a It is instead a lesson, based on experience over there were constant col- China has begun to exhibit Syndicate confrontation than they, the centuries, on the need for serious, realistic and lisions with the world's an attitude that is at times are they wrong? Other than in-depth understanding in a dangerous world, where there are all too many lures into self-indulgent, short- greatest empire. contemptuous. fear or cowardice, what sighted or wishful thinking. In 1812, we declared war Here is a partial list of Consider what we have other explanation is there Often we are more realistic about sports than we on Britain, tried to invade the targets of Chinese cy- done for China. We granted for our failure to stand up are about more weighty things. Everyone recognizes Canada and got our Capitol ber-espionage: her Most Favored Nation to China, when its behavior the greatness of a relief pitcher like Mariano Rivera, burned. In 1818, Andrew The Wall Street Jour- trade status, brought her has been so egregious and but how many recognize the greatness of a general Jackson, on an expedition nal. The New York Times. into the World Trade Or- insulting? who can come into a military situation that looks into Spanish Florida to put Bloomberg. Google. Yahoo. Does America fear fac- hopeless and rescue the troops and the country from ganization, threw open utter disaster? down renegade Indians Dow Chemical. Lockheed the world's largest market ing down China because That was the kind of situation facing General harassing Georgia, hanged Martin. Northrop Grum- to Chinese goods, encour- a political and econom- Matthew Ridgway during the Korean war, when he two British subjects he man. Secretary of State aged U.S. companies to site ic collision with Beijing was suddenly dispatched across the Pacific, without had captured, creating a Hillary Clinton. Chairman plants there and allowed would entail an admission notice, to take over the American and allied mili- firestorm in Britain. of the Joint Chiefs Adm. China to run trillions of by the United States that tary forces that had been battered and driven into a In 1838, we came close Mike Mullen. Los Alamos dollars in trade surpluses our vision of a world of sometimes panicky retreat before the North Korean to war over Canada's bor- and Oak Ridge nuclear- democratic nations all and Chinese armies. at our expense. It looked like an impending defeat, with major der with Maine; in 1846, weapons labs. The clas- In 2012, China's trade engaged in peaceful free international repercussions. But General Ridgway over Canada's border with sified avionics of the F-35 surplus with the United trade under a rules-based somehow navigated through the military complica- the Oregon Territory. fighter jet. The U.S. power States was over $300 bil- regime was a willful act of tions on the battlefield and the political complica- After the Civil War, Feni- grid. lion, largest in history be- self-delusion? tions at home, all at the same time, and saved the ans conducted forays into U.S. computers are be- tween any two nations. What China is about is day. Canada to start a U.S.-Brit- ing hacked and secrets What has China done as old as the history of A similar situation faced General David Petraeus, ish battle that might bring thieved, as Beijing steals man. She is a rising ethno- who was appointed to lead a troop "surge" in Iraq, with the wealth accumu- where things had gotten so out of control that virtu- Ireland's independence. In the technology of our com- lated from those trade national state doing what ally no one believed he could succeed. Moreover, 1895, we clashed over the panies and manipulates surpluses with the United such powers have always even when he did succeed, most of the media refused border between Venezuela her currency to minimize States? How has she shown done: put their own inter- to believe it, until the facts about declining fatalities and British Guiana. imports from the U.S.A. her gratitude? ests ahead of all others, and a rising Iraqi economy made his success impos- War was avoided on and maximize exports to She has used that suppress ethnic minorities sible to continue denying. each occasion, save 1812. the U.S.A. wealth to lock up re- like Tibetans and Uighurs, It is worth noting that those who made all-out po- Yet all carried the possi- "The international com- and crush religious dis- litical attacks on General Petraeus during the "surge" sources in Third World included Senators who are now the President of the bility of military conflict munity cannot tolerate countries, build a world- senters like Christians and United States, the Vice President, the Secretary of between the world's ris- such activity from any class military, confront Falun Gong. State and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. ing power and its reign- country," says National America's friends in There is no New World All this is covered in "The Savior Generals." ing power. Observing the Security Adviser Tom Do- neighboring seas, engage Order. Never was. The old Perhaps the book's most dramatic example of a pugnacity of 21st-century nilon. in cyber-espionage, and demons — chauvinism turnaround in a militarily dicey situation was that of China, there appear to be Yet the "international thieve our national and and ethno-nationalism General William Tecumseh Sherman during the Civil parallels with the aggres- community" has been tol- — are not ancient his- War. The war was going so badly that some consid- corporate secrets. Is this ered it doubtful whether the Republicans would even siveness of 19th-century erating this activity for the behavior of friends or tory. They are not extinct. nominate Abraham Lincoln for a second term, and it America. years. partners? They are with us forever. was more than doubtful whether he could win reelec- China is now quarreling No one wants a war with And if the Chinese airily And America is not going tion. with India over borders. China, and provocative dismiss our protests, who to be able to deny reality It was only after General Sherman's unconvention- Beijing claims as her na- though it is, China's con- can blame them? much longer or put off al, daring— and successful— march through Georgia, tional territory the entire duct does not justify a war For years they have en- facing up to what China splitting the South in half, that Lincoln was reelected, South and East China seas that would be a calamity is all about. surprising everyone including Lincoln. gaged in cyber-espionage. "The Savior Generals" covers not only military and all the islands, reefs for both nations. They know we know it, and Given her current size history but also the social and political history that and resources therein, dis- But China's behavior they have seen us back and disposition, one day provides the context in which military events took missing the claims of half a demands a reappraisal of off calling them out. For soon we are going to have place. It leaves us a lot to think about, as regards the dozen neighbors. our China policy over the years we have threatened to stop feeding the tiger. issues and predicaments of our own time. Beijing has bullied Ja- past 20 years. to charge them with cur- And start sanctioning it.

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Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Find us on the Internet at: www.swarkansasnews.com Thursday, June 6, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 obituariEs 3 M*A*S*H* camps set for Nashville, other communities Obituary LITTLE ROCK — rural areas, and M*A*S*H June 10-14 * Crossett, Ashley Coun- M*A*S*H (Medical Ap- gives them a chance to see * Nashville, Howard Me- ty Medical Center, Shirley July 15-26 Loy Poag plications of Science for the careers available in morial Hospital, Bradi Kel- White, (870) 364-1272 * West Memphis, Crit- Loy Poag, age 87, a Health) camps will be held their area, while encour- ley, (903) 701-3460 * Ft. Smith, St. Edward tenden Memorial Hospital, resident of De Queen, in 28 communities through- aging them to eventually Mercy Medical Center, Ramona Taylor, (870) 735- Arkansas, died Mon- out Arkansas this summer. return to practice in those June 10-21 Chris Dickens, (479) 242- 5527 ext. 224 The camp will be held in rural areas.” * Arkadelphia, Baptist 3608 County Farm Bureau day, June 3, 2013 in Nashville for one week on The complete list of Health Medical Center- * Harrison, North Ar- organizations and the Ar- the De Queen Medical June 10 - 14 at the Howard camp locations, with direc- Arkadelphia, Terri Ferrell, kansas Regional Medical kansas Medical Mentor Center. He was born Memorial Hospital. tors and contact numbers, (870) 245-1351 Center, Koby Lee, (870) Partnership sponsor stu- October 25, 1925 in Returning to the line- is listed below: * Blytheville, Arkansas 414-4592 dents so they may attend Horatio. up this year after recent Northeastern College, An- * Heber Springs, Baptist the camps at no cost. The He is survived by his absences are camps in May 27-June 7 gie Dixon, 870-763-1486 Health Medical Center-HS, Partnership includes the wife, Lorene Wilson Blytheville, Crossett and * Salem, Fulton Coun- * Clinton, Ozark Health Tamara Wright, (501) 887- University of Arkansas Poag; two daughters Newport. ty Hospital, John Sontag, Medical Center, Becky 3262 for Medical Science’s Re- and sons-in-law, Sandra The two-week M*A*S*H (870) 895-6049 Bradley, (501) 745-9492 * Mena, Mena Regional gional Centers and Cen- and Bobby Miller of De camps are designed to June 3-14 * Forrest City, Forrest Health System, Pam Posy, ter for Diversity Affairs, Queen and Donna and expose rising high-school * Dumas, Delta Memo- City Medical Center, Holly (479) 243-2135 Arkansas Blue Cross and Tony McKellar of Rog- juniors and seniors to rial Hospital, Laura Potter, Loewer, (870) 663-4112, * Mountain Home, Blue Shield, Arkansas Farm ers; ive grandchildren; healthcare-related voca- (870) 265-9377 ext. 10 UAMS North Central, Sai Bureau, Baptist Health three great-grandchil- tions. Most of the camps * Lake Village, Chicot * Hot Springs, Mercy Kode, (870) 425-1018 and the Arkansas Health dren; two great-great- are conducted at rural Memorial Hospital, Laura Hospital, Mandi Bohlen, * Russellville, St. Mary’s Department’s Office of Oral grandchildren; and a medical centers in hopes of Potter, (870) 256-9377 (501) 662-1834 Regional Medical Center, Health. number of nieces and attracting local students. * Ft. Smith, Sparks * Mountain View, Stone Jennifer Harris, (479) 964- More information on the nephews. “This M*A*S*H program Health System, Chris Dick- County Medical Center, 9465 M*A*S*H program can be Funeral Services for provides wonderful op- ens, (479) 242-3608 Heather McClanahan, (870) * Texarkana, UAMS obtained by contacting Mr. Poag will be held portunities for hundreds * Helena, UAMS East, 269-7444, ext. 5061 Southwest, Bradi Kelley, Eva McKinney with UAMS, at 2:00 p.m., Friday, of Arkansas students inter- Janet Ligon, (870) 572-2727 * Newport, Harris Hos- (903) 701-3460 (501) 686-5079, or Jennifer June 7, 2013 in the ested in medical careers,” ext. 138 pital, Margaret Goodman, July 8-19 Victory of Arkansas Farm First Baptist Church in said Jennifer Victory, rural * Jonesboro, UAMS (870) 512-3030 * Fayetteville, UAMS Bureau, (501) 228-1269. De Queen. Burial will health programs coordi- Northeast, Yalanda Young, * Searcy, White County Northwest, Ana Sanchez, Arkansas Farm Bureau nator for Arkansas Farm (870) 336-7986 Medical Center, Levi King, (479) 684-5183 is a nonprofit, private ad- follow in the Redmen Bureau. “ It allows them to * Pine Bluff, UAMS (501) 380-3381 * Paragould, Ark. Meth- vocacy organization of Cemetery, under the receive hands-on experi- Southcentral, LaSonya * Van Buren, Summit odist Medical Center, Shan- more than 200,000 families direction of Wilkerson ence and gain knowledge Shelby, (870) 692-1020 Medical Center, Chris Dick- non Gomer, (870) 239-7016 throughout the state work- Funeral Home in De that cannot be learned in * Stuttgart, Baptist ens, (479) 242-3608 * Batesville, White River ing to improve farm and Queen. the classroom. Many of Health-Stuttgart, Chrystal Medical Center, Sai Kode, rural life. The family will re- these students are from Purvis, (870) 674-6124 June 17-28 (870) 425-1018 ceive friends from 5:00- 7:00 p.m., Thursday, June 6th at the funeral home. CADC Single Parent Scholarship Fund accepting applications in Pike County through July 1 Memorials may be made to the First Baptist KIRBY – Central Arkansas Development Office, 2614 Hwy 27 North during regular busi- GPA. Additional guidelines also apply. Church in De Queen. Council’s Single Parent Scholarship Fund ness hours. For more information and to download You may register on- (SPSF) is accepting applications in Pike County. Potential applicants must return a com- an application, go to www.cadc.com. Each line at www.wilkerson- The deadline to apply July 1, 2013. pleted application, 3 letters of recommenda- application is screened and each applicant funerahomes.com. The SPSF program provides scholarships tion, a current transcript of all completed participates in an interview session. All ap- to low-income single parents who are pursuing courses, and a goal statement. plication paperwork must be received by 4:30 a college education. Applicants must be at 125 percent of the p.m. July 1, 2013. Funds are used to offset financial situations federal poverty level, which for a family of two CADC is a private nonprofit community ac- Denzil Woodruff that may keep a single parent from achieving is $1615.63 monthly. tion agency that was formed in 1965 to fight Denzil Woodruff, their educational goals. Full time students may Applicants must also have custodial care and win the “War on Poverty.” 75 of Marble Falls, receive $500 per semester; part-time students of a child under the age of 18, be enrolled in The mission of CADC is to improve the Texas passed away may receive $250 per semester. an undergraduate course of study, with the quality of life and build strong communities in on Saturday, June 1, In Pike County, contact Debbie Whisenhunt exception of candidates for the Master of Arts Arkansas. For more information, call 501-778- 2013 in an Austin, at 870-398-4243, or apply at the CADC Kirby in Teaching (MAT) degree, and maintain a 2.5 1133 or go to www.cadc.com. Texas hospital. He was born on December 25, 1937 in Nashville, Arkansas the son of the late Walter and Leslie (Espey) Woodruff. ANNOUNCEMENTS He is survived by his wife Doronda The Archer Family Reunion will community building. Refresh- a 5K fun run/walk event at the for lung cancer. For more infor- Woodruff of Marble be held on Sat., June 15 at the ments will be served. Ida M. Coulter Stone Park in mation contact Lonnie Ballard Falls, Texas; one son, Legion Hut in Nashville. Lockesburg on Thurs., July 4 at at 870-285-1745 or Campbell’s Brad Woodruff and Several food preservation 7 a.m. Restaurant at 870-285-2051. wife Stacy of Bastrop, Texas; two daughters; classes will be offered this Cost is $20 and registration Newhope Free Will Baptist Angela Woodruff of Church will host “Kingdom summer through the Coopera- must be received by June 14. Come and dig at the Murfrees- Flower Mound, Texas Rock- Where Kids Stand Strong tive Extension Service. These Packet pick up is at 6 a.m. the boro Library this summer. This and Michele Baker of for God” from Monday, June 17- classes are designed to update race day at the park. For more year’s nationwide Summer Edmond, Oklahoma; Friday, June 21. and teach participants how to information contact Terry Chap- Reading Program is “Dig Into one sister Mary Lynn This Bible School is for all ages properly preserve food accord- man at 479-234-1676. Reading.” Tollett Flemister of (preschoolers to teenagers) and ing to USDA guidelines. The 2013 Howard County Fair Activities will include story time, Nashville; seven will be from 6:30- 8:30 each All classes will be taught by will be held on September 9-14. guest speakers, crafts, and grandchildren, and one evening. For more information County Extension Agent-Jean more. Stop by the library or call great-grandchild. please call Linda Vaughn @ Ince. All classes will be taught THEOS will meet on July 2 at 6 (870) 285-2575 to register your Graveside services 870-356-8628. from 9 a.m. to noon at the EH p.m. in the First Baptist Church child. Dates are June 5, 12, 19, will be 2:00 P.M., Center. Fellowship Hall. & 26, from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. Saturday, June 8, 2013 Sunset Church of Christ will be You must call and register for at Restland Memorial holding Vacation Bible School any or all workshops ahead of The Mineral Springs School Dis- A Women Only Alcoholics Park in Nashville, June 10-14 from 9 until 11:30 time by calling the Extension trict will be offering the Seam- Anonymous meeting will be held under the direction of a.m. each day. Classes for all Ofice at 870-845-7517. less Summer Meal program. every Monday at 7 p.m. in the Latimer Funeral Home ages, including adults. Trans- All children 18 and under are Norman Firehouse Building. If in Nashville. portation is available by calling First Baptist Church, located on eligible to eat free for breakfast you have questions, call 870- You may send the church ofice at 845-1824. 1202 W. Leslie St. in Nashville, and lunch. The program will 356-4910. an online sympathy Victory Way Church will host will have an Usher Day program begin on June 3 and go through message at www. a musical on Sat., June 8 at 6 on Sun., June 9 at 2:30 p.m. June 28. Breakfast will be from The Pike County Jail is seek- latimerfuneralhome. p.m. All choirs, soloists and the with the Rev. Lee Winfrey of 7:30 a.m. - 8:30 a.m. and lunch ing paperback book donations. com. public are invited to attend. Mount Zion Missionary Baptist will be from 11:30 - 12:30 p.m. No romance or hardback books Church of Nashville. Everyone is daily. All children are welcome please. For more information The First Baptist Church of welcome to attend. and the cafeteria is located on contact Sarah Haney at (870) Lockesburg will host a Vacation the Mineral Springs campus at 285-3315. Bible School on June 16-20 from The annual County Line Home- 130 W. Browning St. 6 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. Trans- coming will be held on Sun., A beneit for Jimmy Charles Puzzle Answers

portation will be available. For June 2 beginning at 10 a.m. and Murfreesboro High School class Campbell will feature a rile Group Theory more information, call the church the preaching service will follow of 1972 will have a reunion rafle. Campbell is currently H A Z E D S H A M L A Y at 11 with Bro. Charles Jones lunch on June 8, from 12 -2 undergoing cancer treatments A S I D E P E R U G O R E ofice at 870-289-21221 for van R I N G B E A R E R A B E L pick-up. bringing the message. A pot- p.m., at the Rattler Den Restau- for lung cancer. P A G E A N T S A N N E A L luck meal will be served in the rant. O N S T I E S L A G The rile, a Savage AXIS, 7 mm- B E D S T I P P L E D The Arkansas Game and Fish fellowship building. Everyone is 08 with a Nikon 3-9-40 scope, M E S A S H O R S L O V E Commission will be conducting invited. Donations to fund the “File of E C O N S A D A T A R I A will be rafled on July 1. S H O D O D A Y K N E L L the annual free ishing weekend Life” phase of the Nashville Tickets are $1 each or 6 for $5. H O T W I R E S N I K Little Wonders Academy Day- Police Department’s Senior For more information contact I V E S Y A W T I P from noon on Fri., June 7 to S H A D E S S O N A T I N A midnight on Sun., June 9. No care at 616 N. Main in Nash- Operation Safeguard program Lonnie Ballard at 870-285-1745 T O R T P A C K A N I M A L or Campbell’s Restaurant at E A C H O B O E I R E N E licenses will be required for ville is collecting items for the are now being accepted, accord- P R O T A T S S E X E S

anyone in that period. Anyone tornado victims in Moore, Okla. ing to Chief Dale Pierce. You 870-285-2051. Sudoku Solution #2920-D includes Arkansas residents, They will be making several may donate by calling Pierce or 9 1 6 8 7 2 4 3 5 out-of-state residents and out- trips there. To donate items or Oficer Casey Parker at 870- St. John’s CME Church, located 3 4 7 1 5 9 8 6 2 of-country residents. No trout for more information, contact 845-3434. on Jordan Rd. in Nashville, will 5 2 8 4 3 6 9 1 7 permits will be required either. Juli Sipes at 870-200-2159 or host a black history program 4 7 5 6 8 1 2 9 3 Sun., June 9 at 3 p.m. Special Kandace Coulter at 200-4963. A beneit for Jimmy Charles 1 8 2 5 9 3 6 7 4 - guest speaker is Rev. Billy Ray A free basic CPR and recertiica Campbell will feature a rile 6 9 3 2 4 7 1 5 8 tion class will be held on Sat., The Lockesburg Lions Club will rafle. Campbell is currently Roberts and guest choir of June 8 at 10 a.m. at the Dierks host “Freedom from Blindness” undergoing cancer treatments Union Baptist Church, Fulton. 7 3 1 9 2 8 5 4 6 8 6 4 7 1 5 3 2 9 2 5 9 3 6 4 7 8 1

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he parents of Jes Willard Witherspoon III and Shelby Catherine Renfrow are proud to announce the recent enjamin Jason Brooks and Madison Jade Barton, engagement and upcoming wedding of their children. with their parents, proudly announce their upcoming T nuptials. The bride is the daughter of and the late Randy and Linda Ar- B Marty and Susan Renfrow and hart; Larry and Bonita Fagan; and The bride is the daughter of employed as a technician at De the granddaughter of Pat Blake- the late Eugene C. Witherspoon. Billy and Yolanda Barton and Queen Public Schools. ley and the late Bob Blakely, and Trey graduated from Nashville Sheila Tollett, of Nashville. She Following a brief wedding trip Connie Renfrow and the late Don High School in 2008, then earned is a 2005 graduate of Nashville to Florida, the couple will reside Renfrow, all of Nashville. Shelby is a degree in agricultural business High School and a 2008 graduate in De Queen. Mr. Brook and Mrs. a 2010 graduate of Nashville High from Southern Arkansas Univer- of the CCCUA nursing program. Barton will recite their vows Sat., School and is entering her senior sity in 2011. Witherspoon is cur- Madison is employed as an LPN at June 15 at Nashville City Park year of nursing school at the Uni- rently employed at Tyson Foods Little River Nursing and Rehab in with the ceremony set to begin versity of Arkansas for Medical in Nashville as a supervisor. Ashdown. at 7 p.m. Friends and family are Sciences in Hope. She will gradu- The wedding ceremony will take The groom is the son of Keith invited. A reception will follow. ate with her BSN RN in May 2014. place at First Baptist Church in and Gayle Jordan, of Lafayette, The bride is registered at The groom is the son of Jes and Nashville at 5:30 p.m. on June 15 with Louisiana. He is a 2006 graduate Target, Bath & Body Works and Toyia Witherspoon, of Nashville, a reception to follow at the old Coke of Horatio High School and is Tollett’s Gifts. and the grandson of Stuart Ray plant. Family and friends are invited.

Cletus & Betty Brock Married June 12, 1948 in Dierks, Arkansas Please join us for their 65th Wedding Anniversary Celebration Sunday, June 9th 2:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. At their home in Dierks

June 10-14 he parents of Matthew Dewayne Webb and Brittany Grace Bennett are proud to announce the upcoming 9:00—11:30 am Tmarriage of their children. Brittany is a 2009 graduate of of college pursuing his Bachelor Dierks High School. She is cur- of Science in Emergency Manage- rently in her senior year at Arkan- ment. Matthew is employed with Classes for all ages! sas Tech pursuing her Bachelor the City of Lockesburg. He is also of Science in Business Admin- a firefighter for the Lockesburg istration degree with a major in Fire Department. Transportation available! accounting. She plans to graduate The two plan to exchange vows in the spring of 2014. at First Baptist Church in Dierks Call the church office at Matthew is a 2007 graduate of on Saturday, June 15 at 2:00 p.m. 845-1824 Lockesburg High School. He is All friends and family are encour- For more info currently in his sophomore year aged to attend. Thursday, June 6, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 Community 5

by Jean A. Ince xtension Staff chairman Great summertime snacks! E UofA Cooperative Extension Service • Howard County you are sure to meet the at the farmer’s market for games to help teach kids Purple – 1 bunch purple Tips recommended daily guide- a quick snack. healthy eating choices. grapes lines. * Add apple slices to Here is a great way for Dressing: Fresh fruits and veg- sandwiches. Other fruits kids to get involved in ¼ cup lime juice School is out and that such as fruits and vegeta- etables are also low in work well too. making their own healthy ¼ cup honey means you will have hun- bles will help your children fat, and they help prevent * Add apple, raisins, snacks. I will be offering a 2 Tablespoons coconut gry children looking for learn to make healthy food tooth decay and other grapes, or pineapple couple of workshops this flakes, optional something to snack on. Nu- choices in the future. diseases. With many fruits chunks to salads like chick- summer to teach basic Directions: trition shouldn’t take a va- Fruits and vegetables and vegetables in season en, tuna or pasta. food preparation skills Wash and drain all fruit cation just because school provide several key nutri- during summertime, there * Make up fruit bags by for youth. A “4-H Kid’s in before beginning to make is out. When kids get hun- ents including vitamins is a wide variety to choose putting slices of apples, the Kitchen” workshop is the salad. Peel and cut gry, they should reach for A and C, carbohydrates from. oranges and pears along scheduled for July 9, 11, the kiwis and place in the nature’s fast foods – fruits and fiber. Vitamin A de- Here are some tips that with grapes in a snack bag and 12 from 9:00-3:00 each large bowl. Measure the and vegetables. velops healthy eyesight may help make snacking in the refrigerator. Be sure day. This camp is appro- apricot halves and add to Quick, convenient, and helps the skin to heal. on fruits and vegetables to soak apple slices in a priate for youth ages 9-14. the kiwis. Peel and section nutritious and delicious, Vitamin C helps the body easier for you and your solution of salt water after A “4-H Healthy Snacks” the orange and add to the fruits and vegetables are fight infection. Carbohy- family: slicing to prevent them workshop is scheduled kiwis and apricots. Slice the perfect summer snack drates provide energy our * Keep an easy-to-grab, from turning brown. for August 6 from 10:00 to the strawberries and add for hungry children and body needs to work prop- pre-washed bowl of fruit on When you think about 12:00 noon for youth ages to the other fruit. Stem the families on the go. erly and fiber keeps our the counter. it, it really is pretty easy to 5 to 8. There is no cost grapes and add to the fruit Snacking is a major pas- body processes running * Keep an easy-to-grab get all the fruit and vegeta- for either workshop, but salad. time for many American smoothly. bowl of sliced or cubed bles you need each day. If interested participants Squeeze the lime into a children – so much so It is important that chil- fruit in the refrigerator. Are you would like some infor- must call ahead of time to small bowl. Add the honey that nearly one-fourth of a dren meet a nutritional you more likely to eat wa- mation on eating healthy preregister. Call the Exten- to the lime juice and stir child’s daily energy intake goal of four servings of termelon or cantaloupe if following MyPlate guide- sion Office at 870-845-7517 until the mixture is well comes from nibbling be- fruit each day and five the preparation is already lines, contact the Howard to register for either camp blended. Add the lime juice tween meals. Much of this servings of vegetables done for you? County Extension Office or to learn more about 4-H. mixture to the fruit salad nibbling is on prepackaged each day. Sounds like a * Make a quick smoothie at 870-845-7517 or visit and mix until all the ingre- snack foods that are high lot, doesn’t it? using low fat yogurt and our office located on the Recipe of the Week dients are evenly distrib- in calories and low in nu- When you consider that fresh or frozen fruit. Keep second floor of the court- Here is a recipe that will uted. trients. The popularity of a small orange or apple a container of vanilla or house. You can also check be featured during the “4-H Sprinkle salad with co- these empty treats may be and ½ cup of fruit or veg- plain yogurt on hand. Com- us out on line at www. Kid’s in the Kitchen” work- conut or save the coco- one factor responsible for etable are considered a bine fruit and yogurt in a uaex.edu or check out the shop. 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Local OKAY-SARATOGA REUNION students named to Ouachita President’s List ARKADELPHIA—A total of 265 students at Ouachita Baptist University were named to the President’s List for the spring 2013 semester. To be named to the President’s List, a student must compile a 4.0 grade point average and be classified as a full-time student, with a minimum of 12 academ- ic hours. Ouachita Baptist Uni- versity, a private Chris- tian liberal arts univer- sity in Arkadelphia, is ranked among “Best National Liberal Arts Colleges” by U.S. News & World Report and among “America’s Top Colleges” by Forbes One of the largest crowds in recent years assembled Sat., May 25 for the 28th annual Okay-Saratoga School Reunion, held on the Saratoga School magazine. Serving campus. The annual event is held each Memorial Day weekend. The two oldest alumni in attendance were Frances Bell and Odell Jeanes, both 94 years since 1886 as a Christ- of age. The alumni traveling the longest distance was Jimmy Sanders from South Carolina. centered learning com- $8950 in scholarship money has been raised since 1992, with Jacob Clayton this year’s recipient of a $450 scholarship. munity, Ouachita has The affair revolves around Saratoga and Okay Schools. The Okay Elementary School closed in 1965 as the Village of Okay was being phased out by Ideal Cement. This year, attendees were faced with the news of the possible forced closing of Saratoga Elementary School by the Arkansas Department a current enrollment of Education. Saratoga High School was closed earlier this year. of 1,532 students from - Photo by Jennifer Pierce, courtesy of Saratoga Arkansas Digest nearly 30 states and 30 nations. The following Millwood to host Kid’s Free Arkansas students were named to the Saratoga announcements Fishing Derby Saturday President’s List and Millwood State Park, awarded for largest fish, are listed in order of located on Highway 32 smallest fish and most fish The monthly singing at 870-388-9200. Building. Music starts at hometown: between Saratoga and Ash- in three age categories. Okay Community Baptist 6 p.m. and goes to 9 p.m. GLENWOOD—Ra- down, will host a Kid’s This event corresponds Church near Saratoga is The monthly “open and includes a break for a leigh Hansen, Neelie Free Fishing Derby this with Arkansas Game and Fri., June 7, starting at stage” country, bluegrass potluck supper. For infor- Lee Sat., June 8 from 8 a.m. Fish Commission’s Free 6:30 p.m. There will be a and gospel music pro- mation call “Chief” Archie HOPE—Suzie Gresh- to 11 a.m. at the Pavilion. Fishing Weekend, so fish- potluck supper. For direc- gram is Tues., June 18 at Phillips at 580-306-5433. am Kids age 12 and under can ing licenses are not re- tions and information call the Saratoga Community - Saratoga Arkansas Digest MINERAL SPRINGS— celebrate this recreational quired; however, fishing Aaron Cooley park by competing for equipment will not be pro- prizes. The prizes will be vided. Adults are encour- aged to help, but kids must do the fishing. A hot dog lunch with a snack and drink is provided. Call the park at 870-898-2800 for information.

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A one vehicle accident Monday morning injured a local man. Sheriff Butch Morris said 72-year-old Yvonne W. Parker, of Dierks, was the driver of a 2004 Dodge truck. Parker was traveling south along High- way 278 when his vehicle ran off the right side of the road due to unknown medical issues. The truck came to rest approximately 76 feet off the road into a brush pile. The accident occurred almost a mile North of Highway 70, just before 9 a.m. EMS found Parker un- responsive. He was airlifted to a Hot Springs hospital. Deputy Jade Hughes of the Howard Co. Sheriff’s Office investigated the accident. - Southwest Arkansas Radio

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of pennies in it, and I don’t of his favorite hangouts in know who it was, but I ap- town when visitor from PENNY preciate it.” Georgia hunted the truck From Page 1 However, the transfor- down at EZ Mart just to mation of the truck will see it in person after hav- stop at some point. “I don’t ing viewed pictures of the tailgate was “messed up” want it all pennies,” said truck on internet prior to and needing a new one Fugitt. However, he de- their trip. to finish, Fugitt has since notes that some pennies He regales stories of repainted his tailgate and do come off and he has to people stopping him just continued the transforma- replace them infrequently, to take pictures with their tion process, which he has especially on the dash or cell phones. “I’ll just really over 100 hours invested in on the hood when he goes bet that this is the only ’86 to complete the project. through the car wash. Just Ford pickup in the United As the project nears for these instances, he States that gets this many 20,000 pennies (17,600 keeps glue and extra pen- pictures taken.” to date -- $176 worth of nies in his truck. Fugitt hopes that some currency), he has also in- Fugitt has noticed that of the uniqueness can rub vested an estimated $200 the truck experience more off on the community in a in glue, six dimes – one “drag” or wind resistance positive way. on each door, three on at highway speeds, which “Murfreesboro isn’t like has slight affected his gas it was when I grew up SUBMITTED PHOTO | Nashville News the back above the glass Senator Larry Teague of Nashville, Senate chairman of the Arkansas Girls State and one on the top), and mileage to the negative. [here], everybody knew 2013 Committee, welcomes Nashville High School students in his office at the state an English penny. All of However, he states that everybody and people Capitol in Little Rock. From left to right they are Abigail Herzog, Kathleen Lance, the coins are glued in the it doesn’t matter with a tried to help people and Nicole Drummond, Lauren Ince, Jana Copeland and Emily Herzog. All the girls will heads-up position, save for smirk, because “I don’t just do for others – they’re be seniors at Nashville High School in the fall, except for Drummond, who graduated some on the glass. drive fast anyway.” all in a hurry now, doing this spring and plans to attend the University of Central Arkansas at Conway. She was a counselor at this year’s Girls State, a program sponsored by the American Legion “That’s a lot of pennies,” Returning from Nash- their own thing and trying ville of an evening, Fugitt to get by. That’s part of to teach young people about government and the democratic process. The students said Fugitt, a local resi- held mock elections and conducted a mock legislative session at the Capitol. dent who works for Lloyd laughingly said that people the reason I did it – taking Woodruff, stating that he don’t tailgate him due to pennies and turning them has been given many of the glare of the sub bounc- into something nobody the pennies to adhere to ing off the pennies. else has. You don’t have the truck, including Don Fugitt gets comments all to spend a lot to be some- May who donated 6,500 the time from local people, thing.” and Kenny Davis who sup- including one woman who “I didn’t do it for money plied 1,500. stated “the penny truck, or anything, I just did it to “Sometime I would come you gotta love it.” But per- be different. If someone out of EZ Mart and my seat haps the longest distance else want to do it, it’s fine would have a big old pile interest found Fugitt at one by me, there’s no patent on it. 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The following information was received Thurs., June 6 from the How- to Southwest Arkansas ard County Sheriff’s Department. The charges against those arrested are allegations and the potential cases are still pending. Individuals charged NASHVILLE – Nashville, faith, service, and fun, girls more sisters in the troop. and whose names appear in this report may submit documentation to us families now have a new choose from more than 240 Please contact Troop at a later date that the charges have been dismissed or that they have extra-curricular organiza- badges and participate in Coordinator Krissy Thoma- been found innocent and we will include that information in this space in tion for their daughters service projects, leader- son at (903) 824-1928 or by a timely manner. There are 35 inmates in the county jail. called American Heritage ship opportunities, and email at krissythomason@ Girls. outdoor experiences. yahoo.com with any ques- Wed., June 5: AHG is a faith-based Troops are led by adult tions, or if you would like Clint Bamburg, 39, Nashville, driving with suspended driver’s license; character development volunteers who facilitate to sign up but are unable Deangelo Coulter, 17, Nashville, sentenced to ADC; program dedicated to the the AHG program while en- to attend the registration Jessica Smallwood, 23, Hope, theft of property; mission of building women couraging girl leadership. event. Amber Collins, 24, Mineral Springs, theft of property; of integrity through ser- Faith-based organizations More information can Doris Farmer, 53, Nashville, criminal trespass vice to God, family, com- like churches, schools, and also be found on the AHG munity and country. AHG civic organizations charter National Website at www. serves girls from five years AHG to achieve their minis- ahgonline.org. to 18 years of age. try goals for youth. Immanuel Baptist Local girls can be among Church has chartered the first to register for the American Heritage Girls 2013-2014 school year by $178 MILLION Troop AR1188, which will attending a hot dog and be the 1st American Heri- popsicle party and regis- tage Girls troop in the tration event in the Fel- IN UNCLAIMED FUNDS! Southwest Arkansas area. lowship Hall of Immanuel Millions of dollars are waiting to be claimed. Founded in 1995 in Cin- Baptist Church on Mon. If your name is on this list, State Auditor Charlie Daniels cinnati, Ohio, AHG has June 10, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. grown from ten troops and Please be prepared to may have money waiting for you. 100 members to more than pay $35 to cover the annual e-File your claim and you could have your money in days! 25,000 members across registration fee and the four countries and in 48 cost of the Class B uniform. Howard County U.S. states. 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