The Nashville News THURSDAY • April 18, 2013 • Issue 31 • 1 Section • 14 Pages • In Howard County, Arkansas since 1878 • USPS 371-540 • 75 cents

IN BRIEF Nashville man t sentenced to 10 Local man who years for attempted participated solicitation of a minor in Boston TEXARKANA - Conner Eldridge, United Marathon States Attorney for the Western District of returns Arkansas, announced Monday that Jason Lee Kennedy, 32, of Nashville, was sentenced to home safely 10 years in prison for attempting to solicit a minor to engage in sexual activity. The Hon- A Howard orable Harry F. Barnes, Senior United States County man District Judge, handed down the sentence who partici- in federal court in Texarkana, Arkansas, and pated in the also ordered Kennedy to be under supervised Boston Mara- release for life. thon returned United States Attorney Eldridge com- home safely mented, “I applaud the proactive effort of the late Tuesday. Texarkana Police Department in this matter. Kim How- Crimes that victimize children are atrocious, ard, a Mineral and the sooner predators are caught, the Springs native safer our children will be.” and longtime As detailed in court records, on Aug. 8, employee SUBMITTED PHOTO | Nashville News 2012, an undercover investigator with the of Howard Former Congressman Mike Ross announces his candidacy for governor Wednesday during a Texarkana, Arkansas, Police Department pos- Memorial press conference in Prescott. See MAN / Page 3 Hospital, said he was two blocks away when two bombs ex- ploded near HE’S RUNNING the finish line Company may be of the race, killing three and injuring Ross announces candidacy for governor interested in old dozens. Howard ormer small business owner, state senator governor, because I believe hospital, JPs told said he didn’t and U.S. Congressman Mike Ross formally in our future and want to hear the use my experience of bring- explosions declared his candidacy on Wednesday to CHARLES GOODIN F ing people together to unite Managing Editor but became seek the Democratic nomination for governor of our state and move Arkansas alerted to the Arkansas. forward.” NASHVILLE - A Dallas-based salvage situation when The hometown celebra- company may be interested in acquiring the he saw a fire Surrounded by family, that he would use his expe- tion kicked off a statewide property formerly occupied by Howard Me- truck drive by friends and supporters in rience to bring people to- tour for Ross, with similar morial Hospital, Justices of the Peace were and several his hometown of Prescott in gether, fight for middle-class rallies in Texarkana, Fort told Monday during their monthly meeting. people began southwestern Arkansas, the families and move Arkansas Smith, Fayetteville, Jones- Discussion on the subject came about running. event kicked off a statewide forward. boro and Little Rock. after Kirk Bell, of Mineral Springs, spoke to “It remind- announcement tour, Ross “I’m running for governor, Ross made the announce- the quorum court about the possibility that ed me of 9/11 said, where he plans to visit because I love our state and ment in the foreground of his GLMDFW, Inc. could purchase the 15-acre when every- more than 30 communities the people who call Arkan- hometown’s industrial park, swath of land for between $1 and $1,000. The body was tak- throughout the state in 10 sas home and because my which he said represented company would sell reusable materials from ing off from days, including Texarkana, desire to serve has never both the successes and chal- the building to offset its costs while removing the fires. Ev- Fort Smith, Fayetteville, been greater,” said Ross in lenges facing communities the structure, then eventually sell the cleared erybody was Jonesboro and Little Rock his announcement. “I’m run- around the state. Recogniz- property, Bell said. running at a on Wednesday. ning for governor to build on ing Firestone, a company County Judge Kevin Smith said he was in- dead sprint,” Ross said his campaign the foundation and progress which last year dedicated a terested in the proposal because the county Howard said. would focus on Arkansas’s that Governor Beebe has $36 million expansion proj- would no longer be responsible for removing Initially he future – particularly in the made in the areas of educa- ect at its Prescott facility asbestos and lead present in the dilapidated thought they areas of education and eco- tion and economic develop- saving or creating 500 jobs, building, a process expected to cost in excess were running nomic development – and ment. And, I’m running for See ROSS / Page 4 to look at a See HOSPITAL / Page 4 fire, then he asked some- one what had happened. “He said two pipe Gurdon man charged with theft Man who fled court apprehended bombs went off,” Howard TERRICA HENDRIX court that P.J. TRACY IV was on re- degree. Deputy Prosecu- said. “And I Editor he is unem- Murfreesboro Diamond cess dur- tor Jana Bradford pre- thought, ‘Oh ployed and ing the sented the case for Pike crap.’.” NASHVILLE – A Gurdon has prior A man who skipped judicial County and the State of Fortunately, man has been charged felony con- punishment in Pike process Arkansas. The case was Howard said with theft of property after victions County was returned to when he presided over by Pike he was never police said they caught for posses- face the music this week fled the County Circuit Judge DAVIS WILLIAMS in any real him allegedly trying to sion of drug in circuit court. court Tom Cooper. danger and steal money from a Nash- paraphernalia and break- Thursday April 11, beginning the tedious Prior to and during never feared ville Ice House machine. ing or entering. Deputy 2013, brought an end to search. this trial, Williams was for his life, but Kevin P. Davis, 43, en- Prosecutor Daniel Graves a four month, four state, On Dec. 6, 2012, Mat- out on a bond release in he did point tered a not guilty plea said Davis may be facing manhunt for a suspect thew Williams was the the amount of seventy- out that he to theft of property and more felony charges and who was convicted in defendant in a jury trial five thousand dollars could have breaking or entering be- requested that his $25,000 Pike County Court on conducted in Pike Coun- drawn off of Bail Bond easily been in fore Judge Tom Cooper bond be doubled. Cooper Dec. 6, 2012. The sus- ty Circuit Court on the Brokers, INC. At approxi- danger had he Wednesday. Davis told the See THEFT / Page 3 pect, Mathew Williams, charge of Forgery 1st See FLED / Page 4 not finished the race in 3:37.08. “If I’d have had a bad day, I could have Visiting royalty been right there,” he AT LEFT: Ms. Arkansas (Sloane Roberts) visited with Tammy explained. McBride’s Kindergarten class Howard recently. Jacee Martin, a student was originally in McBride’s class, won a visit intended to from Ms. Arkansas. Roberts won return to Ar- Miss Congeniality in the Miss kansas Tues- America 2013 contest. Ms. Arkansas day but was signed and gave autographed delayed until color pictures for all the students that evening in the class. Each student held or wore her Ms. Arkansas crown. due to a can- Each kindergarten student took celed flight. a picture with Ms. Arkansas. Ms. “I’ve never Arkansas gave a presentation and been so happy tap danced in the school cafeteria to see Min- for kindergarten-3rd grade students. eral Springs, Roberts spoke to the students Arkansas about safety tips in preventing child and Howard kidnapping. Students in Tammy County in my McBride’s class presented Ms. Arkansas with an autographed life,” he said. pillow pet and a thank you card for -Charles Goodin her visit. 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April is ATV Safety Awareness Month

SHERRY BEATY-SULLIVAN County Extension Agent Agriculture

n South Arkansas, ATVs are just about as plentiful as cattle. People I use them for both work and rec- reation, which is fine as long as they are used as they were intended. Most of us in this area know or know of someone who has been severely injured or even killed while operating an ATV. In most cases the reasons for these inju- ries or fatalities are having more than one person on the ATV, performing unsafe man- uevers, riding without a helmet, or for most youth riding an ATV that is too big for them. The ATV Safety Institute (ASI) has guid- edlines to reduce your risk of injury while operating an ATV. Knowing the risk and hazards of all-terrain vehicle (ATV) opera- Immigration sophistry tion is the first step to developing safe rid- ing behavior. Some of these hazards can be Most laws are meant to lifters, or even jay-walkers, But political and media avoided by using common sense. stop people from doing will be protected from the elites treat the American Riding without passengers on a single something, and to penal- law. But, in some places, il- Thomas people as if they are the rider ATV, and not attempting to do stunts, ize those who disregard legal immigrants are treated Sowell problem — a problem to be wheelies, or jumps are obvious examples of those laws. More generally, almost as if they were in a circumvented with soph- laws are meant to protect witness protection program. istry and pious promises risk reduction. ALWAYS follow the Manufac- the society from the law What is even more re- Creators about border security that turer’s minimum age recommendation warn- breakers. markable about this special Syndicate have not been kept in all ing labels on the ATV. But our immigration laws treatment is that you are not these years since the last Many of our youth are on ATV’s that are are different. Here the whole supposed to think about it amnesty, decades ago. them. meant for adult riders and are not suited for focus is on the "plight" of as special treatment. When a Making an irreversible those who have broken the new immigration law is pro- Does anyone imagine that decision to add millions of young people under 16 years old. laws, and on what can be posed that simply overlooks the government can find people — and their dissimi- Since 2000 over 2,753 people, including done to lift the stigma and violations of the old law, that all the embezzlers, drunk lar cultures — permanently many children, have died in accidents asso- ease the pressures they feel, is not supposed to be called drivers or bank robbers to the American body politic ciated with ATVs. Arkansas has the number so that they can "come out "amnesty" — even though in the country? And does is something that should anyone think that this is a 1 and number 2 counties in the nation for of the shadows" and "nor- the word "amnesty" has the take months of careful ex- malize" their lives. same root as "amnesia." It is reason why the government amination and discussion, ATV fatalities to youth ages 18 and younger. Merely using the word all about forgetting. should stop trying to en- both inside and outside of If I had to guess, many of those fatalities "illegal" to describe their Why is it not supposed force laws against embezzle- Congress. But it is likely to could have been avoided by training these breaking the law is consid- to be called "amnesty"? ment, drunk driving or bank get less time than you would young people to ride safely, not carrying ered to be a sign of mean- Because illegal immigrants robbery? Or let embezzlers, take to decide whether to drunk drivers and bank passengers, being on an age appropriate spiritedness, if not racism. must "earn" their citizen- buy a house, or perhaps The Associated Press re- ship. But if an ordinary robbers "come out of the even a car. ATV, wearing a helmet, and staying off of fuses to let their reporters American citizen gets a traf- shadows" and "normalize" What should American public roads. We need to be aware that refer to people who sneaked fic ticket, the law is not going their lives? immigration policy be? It ATVs are not toys and can be hazardous to across the border into this to just forget about it, no Even if the government doesn't matter what any of operate. country, in violation of matter what good deeds he does not lift a finger to find us think that policy should illegal immigrants, many will Some helpful hints to avoid death or se- American immigration laws, does afterwards. be if the borders are not as "illegal immigrants." People who come here come to the attention of law secure, because whoever vere injury: On the other hand, if an perfectly legally have to enforcement officials be- wants to come across that * Read the owner’s manual carefully and ordinary American citizen earn their citizenship. Why cause of their violations of border will come across any- follow operating instructions. breaks a law, no one cares is earning citizenship some other laws. But, even then, way, in defiance of whatever * Never operate an ATV without proper if he has to live in fear for special reason for ignoring there is no assurance that the policy might be. they will be deported — and instruction. years — "in the shadows," the illegality of others? If legal benefits are con- as it were — worrying that Impressive feats of soph- certainly not in "sanctuary" ferred on illegal immigrants * Never allow a child under 16 to operated his illegal act will be discov- istry have become the norm cities. before the border is se- an ATV without supervision. ered and punished. No one in discussions of illegal im- Why are there immigra- cured, we may as well give * Never carry a passenger on a single- bothers to come up with migration. tion laws in the first place? up any pretense that we rider ATV. euphemisms to keep from For example, we are told For the benefit of the Ameri- have an immigration policy, can people — not for the * Always avoid paved surfaces. ATVs are calling what he did illegal. that there is no way that because benefits conferred No cities announce that the government can find all benefit of people in other are never going to be taken not designed to be used on paved roads. they will provide "sanctu- the people who are in the countries who want to come back, no matter how porous * Never operate an ATV on a public road, ary," so that American shop- country illegally and deport here. the border remains. even a dirt or gravel one. * Never operate an ATV without an ap- proved helmet, eye protection, boots, gloves, long pants, long sleeve shirt or jacket. * Never consume alcohols or drugs before or while operating an ATV. * Never operate and ATV at excessive Is Christianity homophobic? speeds. * Never attempt to do wheelies, jumps or other stunts. That "loving Jesus millions. Many of America's from a thousand pulpits. means hating gay people" young have come to ac- Treating black folks decently These are just some suggestions to oper- is "proclaimed in Christian cept that homosexuality Pat was consistent with what ate your ATV safely. Always use common churches and on Christian is a natural preference of Buchanan Christians had been taught. television and radio broad- a significant minority and Dr. King was pushing against sense and follow the age appropriate sticker Creators on all ATVs. casts." ought to be accommodated, an open door. For more information you may contact the So declares Dan Savage and same-sex unions ought Syndicate Priests and pastors in his review of Jeff Chu's to be treated as traditional marched for civil rights. Howard County Extension Office at 870-845- "Does Jesus Really Love Me: marriages. Others preached for civil 7517. A Gay Christian's Pilgrimage Case in point. At George rights. But if the gay rights in Search of God in America" Washington University, two mosexual community seeks agenda is imposed, we could — on page one of The New students have demanded to have its agenda written have priests and pastors York Times Book Review. that Father Greg Shaffer into law and fastened onto preaching not acceptance The Nashville News Who is foremost among of the Newman Center be the nation. but principled rejection. those who have made "anti- removed for creating an For traditional Christian- Prelates could be de- gay bigotry seem synony- USPS 371-540 P.O. Box 297 environment hostile to gays. ity's view that homosexual claring from pulpits every- mous with Christianity"? The priest's offense: acts are immoral and same- where that the triumph of 418 N. Main St. Nashville, AR 71852 The Family Research Coun- When Obama endorsed sex marriage an absurdity gay rights is a defeat for Telephone (870) 845-2010 cil and the U.S. Conference same-sex marriage, Shaffer cannot be reconciled with God's Country, and the new Fax (870) 845-5091 of Catholic Bishops. posted a blog restating Cath- the view that homosexuality laws are immoral and need Toll Free 1-888-845-NEWS So says Savage. And who olic teaching condemning is natural and normal and neither be respected nor Established 1878. Published since Sept. 1, 1979 is he? A cradle Catholic homosexual acts as unnatu- gay marriage a human right. obeyed. by Graves Publishing Company, Inc. who says he "was in church ral and immoral. In private The issue is pulling the The issue is acceptance. Lawrence Graves, President every Sunday for the first sessions, Father Shaffer also Republican Party apart. It is We know of how America re- Subscription rates: 15 years of my life. Now I counseled gay students to pulling Christian communi- fused to accept Prohibition $30.00 per year in Howard, Pike, Sevier, Little River spend my Sundays on my remain celibate for the rest ties apart. It is pulling the and, in good conscience, and Hempstead counties; bike, on my snowboard or of their lives. nation apart. Americans broke the laws $50.00 elsewhere in continental United States on my husband." One senior, Damian Leg- Like abortion, it is an against the consumption of One gets the point. And acy, says he was shaken by issue on which both sides alcohol. Periodicals Postage Paid at Nashville, Arkansas in handing this review to Father Greg's admonition cannot be right. Yet it is an Imagine the situation in an apostate Catholic and that he was risking his soul issue of paramount impor- America today if priests Any erroneous statement published in the newspaper will be atheist homosexual, the and by his ouster from the tance both to devout Chris- and pastors were telling gladly and promptly corrected after management is notified. The News is a twice weekly publication. Times was nailing its anti- Newman Center after the tians and to the homosexual congregations they need not Catholic colors to the mast. priest learned he was in a rights movement. obey civil rights laws. They Yet what Savage alleges and relationship with a male What happens if the gay would be denounced as rac- Postmaster, send Change of address to: the Times published is a lie. student. rights movement, as it ap- ists. Church tax exemptions P.o. Box 297 No true Catholic church Legacy and his part- pears it may, succeeds polit- would be in peril. can preach that Jesus hates ner have filed complaints ically on same-sex marriage, Something akin to this Nashville, ar 71852 gays. "Love your enemies" is against the Rev. Shaffer but many Christians refuse could be in the cards if the Louis ‘Swampy’ Graves, the message of Christ. Hate with the university Office to recognize such unions homosexual rights move- Editor and Editor Emeritus, 1950-2001 NatioNal the sin and love the sinner for Diversity and Inclusion, and continue to declare that ment is victorious — a pub- Mike Graves, CEO/Publisher Newspaper is taught as gospel truth in alleging his homophobia has American society has be- lic rejection of the new laws Donna Harwell, Comptroller/Office Mgr. associatioN Catholic schools. had a detrimental effect on come ungodly and immoral? by millions and a refusal by Terrica Hendrix, Editor This has been Catholic the emotional health of gay Gay rights advocates of- many to respect or obey Charles Goodin, Managing Editor doctrine for 2,000 years. students. ten compare their cause to them. Dewayne Holloway, Sports Editor Yet, in contending that They are asking the Stu- the civil rights struggle of The culture war in Amer- Tamzen Jarrett Cox, Advertising Manager America is reaching a "cul- dent Association to cut fund- half a century ago. But there ica today may be seen as Cindy Harding, Circulation Manager tural tipping point," Savage ing to the Newman Center. is a fundamental difference. squabbles in a day care is not all wrong. Though a minor collision When Martin Luther King center compared to what Undeniably, the Christian in the culture war, this clash Jr. called on the nation to is coming. A new era of The News is the oldest active business in Howard County -- Founded in 1878. view, though mislabeled at GW may be a harbinger of "live up to the meaning of civil disobedience may be Find us on the Internet at: www.nashvillenews.org "homophobia," alienates what is coming, as the ho- its creed," he heard an echo at hand. Thursday, April 18, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 obituaries 3 Board hires Junior High Assistant Principal, coach CHARLES GOODIN satot River School District port from local businesses Managing Editor and most recently at Ash- to pursue the large score down Junior High. board and the video board. Delta M. Larey Chalker, 71, loving mother, April 15 NASHVILLE - School He is a graduate of Lake Also during the meeting, board members unani- Hamilton High School. board members: Delta M. Larey Chalker, age 71, of of Missouri; three grandchildren, Kayla, mously approved the hire In other business during •฀were฀informed฀that฀un- Nashville, passed away Monday, April Cally and Hollis Chalker and a host of of a junior high assistant the meeting, board mem- der a change being consid- 15, 2013 at her home. She was born other family and friends. principal and a junior high bers discussed three pos- ered for the National School November 10, 1941 in Minnesota A Memorial Service will be held basketball coach during sible options for a score- Lunch Act, Nashville could to Joe and Lorene Larey. on Friday morning at 10:00 am. at Monday’s meeting. board at the school’s new see as much as a $100,000 She was a beautician and First United Methodist Church, Board members selected basketball arena. increase in the amount of a member of the First United with Bro. Paul Coy oficiating. Jason Williamson for the Graham presented the funding it gets to attempt to Methodist Church in Nashville. The family will receive friends administrative job out of a board with bids from Da- close the achievement gap She was preceded in death by at First United Methodist Church pool of 14 applicants, while ktronics and Rainey Elec- between students on free or her father Joe Larey. on Thursday, April 18, 2013 from 6 Aaron Worthern was chosen tronics, but asked them reduced lunches and those Delta is survived by her to 8 p.m. from among nine people to disregard the former in whose families don’t qualify husband, Bennie Chalker of Nashville; Local arrangements are under the seeking the coaching posi- favor of the latter. for the program; two sons, David Chalker of Broken direction of Nashville Funeral Home. tion. Both hires were made Daktronics’ bid was over •฀were฀told฀that฀a฀change฀ Arrow, Oklahoma and Brent Chalker of You may send the family an online at the recommendation $67,000 for a plain, four- in the school choice law Millington, Tennessee; her mother, Lorene sympathy message to www.nashvillefh. of Superintendent Doug sided board without room requires parents to notify Larey of Nashville; one brother, Bill Larey com Graham. for statistics, while the same districts by June 1 each Williamson is a 1994 board from Rainey came in year if they plan to change graduate of Nashville High at $28,747.92. schools under the law; Elton Turley, 90, WWII Veteran, April 17 School who currently “It’s a higher bid for a •฀unanimously฀approved฀ holds a master’s degree lesser score board in my a $82,745 bid on a new Elton Turley passed peacefully from grandchildren, and friends to pursue edu- from the University of opinion,” Graham said of the 77-passenger school bus this life Wednesday, April 17, at his home cation. Arkansas and is pursuing Daktronics proposal. designated for use on routes surrounded by his loving family and faith- He was preceded in death by his parents a second from Arkansas Rainey’s bid also includ- only; ful companion, Bitsey. He was and brother Herbert Turley Sr. of State University. ed an estimate on a larger •฀ accepted฀ the฀resigna- born November 28, 1922 in Nashville. His 11 years of experi- board with room for indi- tions of Spanish instructor Mineral Springs to the late Ed- He is survived by his wife of ence in education have vidual foul statistics on each Jodi Jackson, literacy coach gar Boyd and Ada Smith Turley. 49 years Florence Floyd Hickey included stints as an aca- of the 10 players currently Charlotte Hill, Junior High He proudly served his country Turley; Daughters; Linda Turley demic counselor at Clemson on the court, which came in media center instructor during WWII as a Marine in the Kline (Kenneth) of Perryville,, and the University of Arkan- at $59,875.21. Shirley Blakely, sixth grade First Armored Amphibian Bat- Danna Turley Jones (Charles sas. Most recently he was The board also includes teacher Michael Howard, talion. “Chicken”) of Murfreesboro, employed at a junior high room for advertisers - slots fourth grade teacher Kerri He loved attending the yearly Terri Turley Byrd (Ron) of Nash- school in Ft. Smith. Graham said he had already Bridgeman, ESL aide Araceli reunions with this group of men and had ville, Sandy Hickey Frick (Alexander) of “I’m really excited to have begun seeking sponsors Hernandez and Genesis in- several close friends in the group. The last Bogata Texas, Son; Richard Hickey (Jayne Jason return to the Scrapper for in addition for possible structor Barb Peebles; few he attended with his family, where he Crisp) of Murfreesboro. family,” Graham said. advertising to go around a •฀voted฀to฀employ฀Bev- jokingly referred to himself as their hos- Grandchildren Traci Jones of Murfrees- Williamson’s salary will large video board estimated erly Tallman as a secondary be $65,702. to cost between $80-100,000. math teacher, Regina Ray as tage. He was a mechanic by trade, special- boro, Holly Jones Choate (Ryan) of Little Worthern, who will be in Board members took no a Junior High media center ized in Diesel Motors and was a member Rock, Chris Gates of Mineral Springs, charge of NJHS’s seventh action on any of the propos- instructor, Christie Hanney of the Teamsters Union of Diesel Mechan- Samantha Schaal McCrary (James Paul) and ninth grade basketball als at Monday’s meeting, but as a Junior High special edu- ics. After retiring from several different of Midland Texas, Kayla Reeves McCa- teams, is a 2011 graduate of directed Graham to con- cation instructor and Mandi jobs, he established a business in Nashville rley (Mark) of Texarkana, Mandy Wilkes Henderson State University tinue to investigate whether Stone as a career orientation where he was a long standing member of Kimery (Todd) of Murfreesboro, Matt who has coached at the Cos- there would be enough sup- instructor. the community. He and wife Florence Hickey of Murfreesboro, 14 Great Grand were longstanding member of the church Children and 1 Great Great Grandchild. of Christ in Mineral Springs. He always Visitation will be 6:00 to 8:00 P.M., Kennedy believed to be solicitous conversations. had a joy for life which included ishing, Saturday, April 20 at the Latimer Funeral MAN 14, to engage in sexual Kennedy was originally gardening and spending time with his fam- Home Chapel in Nashville. intercourse with him. On indicted on Oct. 11, 2012, ily. He was considered by some a scholar Funeral services will be 2:00 P.M., From Page 1 Aug. 10, Kennedy made by a grand jury. He plead- of the Bible. He spent many hours reading Sunday, April 21, at the Mineral Springs plans to meet the minor ed guilty on February 15, and studying the Bible and any commen- Church of Christ with Robert Peek and ing as a 14-year-old female at a location in Texarkana 2013. tary or book relating to Biblical history he Randy Hughes oficiating, with burial to was contacted by Kennedy for the purpose of sexual The case was investi- could ind. He was always ready with a follow in Academy Cemetery in Nathan, over the internet. Over intercourse. When Ken- gated by the Texarkana, Ar- challenge. He was dedicated to education. under the direction of Latimer Funeral the course of the next few nedy arrived, he was taken kansas, Police Department. He attended many classes pertaining to his Home in Nashville. days, Kennedy encouraged into custody by officers. Assistant United States trade and always encouraged his children, Semper Fidelis and enticed the under- During an interview, Ken- Attorney Mathew Quinn cover investigator, whom nedy admitted having the prosecuted the case. Prison to Purpose conference Aubrey Fatherree Mr. Aubrey Leon Fa- Park Shopping Center on went up to the ice ma- coming to Nashville May 10-12 therree, age 65, a resident April 13. Basiliere received chine.” NASHVILLE - Prison to 10:50 a.m. to encourage of Dierks, Arkansas, died THEFT information that “several Basiliere “observed the Purpose is a Christ’ cen- those who have been in- Monday, April 15, 2013 From Page 1 of these units had been subject reach inside and tered inmate based pro- volved in Prison to Pur- in Hot Springs, Arkansas. broken into over the past grab money out of the gram that helps the inmate pose and to introduce the He was born January 4, followed the recommenda- week in surrounding ar- dispensary,” the affida- learn life application skills program to ex-offenders 1948 in Mineral Springs, tion and set Davis’ bond at eas,” according to the af- vit stated. Basiliere and that will prepare them to (men and women) who AR. $50,000. Cooper ordered fidavit prepared by Inves- Officer Dustin Wakefield become devoted followers want to become involved He is survived by three Davis to return on July 10 tigator Larry Marion. After approached Davis and “no- of Jesus upon their release. and to the community that sons, Leonard Null, Av- for pretrial and on July 16 several hours of watching ticed damage to the [Ice This conference is com- might be interested in sup- for trial. the Ice House, the 10-year House] money dispenser” ing to Maranatha Baptist porting ex-offenders. ery Fatherree and Jasper Nashville Police Sgt. veteran “saw a small sil- and placed him under ar- Church in Nashville on Fri., Prison to Purpose was Fatherree; three daugh- Ty Basiliere was conduct- ver car pull up to the Ice rest. Wakefield “found a May 10 from 6-8 p.m., Sat., born after seeing hundreds ters, Michelle Shock, May 11 from 8 a.m. 3 p.m., of female inmates lives ing surveillance on an Ice House” and a white male metal chisel” in Davis’ Shana Kesterson and (lunch will be provided) changed by the Holy Spirit House located at the South got out of the vehicle “and pants pocket. Barbara Godwin all of and on Sun., May 12, at of God and the teaching Dierks; four brothers, of God’s Word in the Prin- Larry Fatherree of Min- ciple and Application for ANNOUNCEMENTS Life programs at the McP- eral Springs, Terry Fa- New Light CME Church will The 7th annual Old Brown/ Sat., April 27 from 10 a.m. - 2 families and friends please hearson’s Women’s Unit in therree, Robert Fatherree host its 105th church anni- Ralls Cemetery decoration p.m. If you have unused or make plans to attend. The meal Newport. and Charles Fatherree all versary on Sat., April 20 at 6 is Sun.,, April 21. If you’d expired prescription medica- will be potluck, come and enjoy PAL’s is based upon the of Nashville; two sisters, p.m. and on Sun., April 21 at 3 like to come but need driving tions, you may drop them off at good food and entertainment, belief that God and His Sandra Couch of Nash- p.m. at the church. New Light directions, just go to www. the HCSD that day. visit with friends/neighbors and Word can change any life, ville and Freda Morris of therefore the goal of Prison is located at 1301 S. Mill St. in yahoomaps.com and enter show support for the com- Missouri; 16 grandchil- Nashville. Pam Kelly, of Lewis “399 Mineola Rd., Umpire, AR SWABA Cookoff and Barbecue to Purpose is to present munity. Call 870-379-2896 for Temple COGIC in De Queen, 71971-6006” or call 479-234- Dinner, Sat., April 27 at the Old God’s truth to offenders, dren and 12 great-grand- will be the speaker on April 20 1711. The cemetery is on Feed Mill outside of Delight on additional information. ex-offenders, the church children. and Rev. Jerry Bishop, pastor Weyco Rd. 53500. Follow sign. Hwy. 19 South. Meal will be and the community. Ex- A memorial service for of Mission Church in Roston, served from 5 p.m. until they Hickory Grove Cemetery’s offenders, family of ex- Mr. Fatherree will be held will be the speaker on April 21. Donations to fund the “File of run out of food. Adults $7, kids annual clean up will be Sat., offenders and any in oth- at 11:00 a.m. Saturday, For more information, call Jim- Life” phase of the Nashville $4, proceeds to support local April 27, weather permitting. If ers in the community that April 20, 2013 in the Ne- mie White at 451-1090. Rev. Police Department’s Senior church youth groups. T-shirts weather does not permit, clean would like to support and whope Freewill Baptist Johnnie Stuart is the New Light Operation Safeguard program and tickets available at Bumper up will be Sat., May 4. Annual encourage the ex-offender CME Church pastor. are now being accepted, ac- to Bumper and McKnight’s are welcomed to attend the Church with Bro. Scott Homecoming will be on Sun., Vaughn oficiating. cording to Chief Dale Pierce. Grocery in Delight. May 5. Mowing of the cemetery conference. It is coming to Nashville through the The family will re- True Deliverance House of You may donate by calling is paid for by donations. Dona- Prayer will have their church Pierce or Oficer Casey Parker Harvest Time Assembly Youth encouragement of an ex- ceive friends from 6:00- tions may be sent to Laquita anniversary service Sun., at 870-845-3434. are having a BBQ fundraiser offender and supported by 8:00 p.m., on Friday, Smith, April 21 at 3 p.m. The pastor April 20 on the front parking Maranatha Baptist Church. April 19th at the funeral is Bishop AE Hawthorne and The Mineral Springs Class of lot of the church. They will be There is no charge. Ebenezer Cemetery at Kirby home in Dierks. the church is located at 822 1958 will have their reunion serving from 11 until 4. This Chaplain Kenneth De- Cremation arrange- Mt. Pleasant Dr. in Nashville. on May 4 beginning at noon fundraiser is going to help will have a clean-up day April witt, Chaplain at the McP- The speaker will be Rev. Willie in the Mineral Springs School offset the price of church camp. the 27th at 10 a.m. (weather hearson Women’s Unit and ments by Wilkerson Fu- Benson Jr. of Free Christian Cafeteria. permitting) work will include old Stacey Smith will be the neral Home in De Queen. Zion in Nashville. The Delight Cemetery Dinner lowers removed and illing in presenters. You may register on- True Deliverance House of will be held on Sat., April graves that have eroded and Call 870-200-0861 for line at www.wilkersonfu- Tollette First Church of God, Prayer will have a Women’s 27, from 11 a.m. - 1p.m., in sunken. If you have sugges- more information. neralhomes.com Christian Women Connection program on Sat., May 18 at 7 the Delight Cafeteria. The tion or wish to donate you may will present its annual “Women p.m. and the speaker will be menu will consist of Chicken bring to clean-up or mail to of Destiny For God’s Purpose” Supt. Robert Tucker. and Dressing, ham, mashed Puzzle Answers conference on Sat., April 27 EBENEZER Cemetery, PO Box Triskaidekamania Sudoku Solution #2871-D at 10 a.m. Speakers are Min. A beneit for Jimmy Charles potatoes, corn, coleslaw, rolls, 131, Kirby, Ar. 71950. If you dessert and a drink. The price M E D O C C H I T B A R R 9 1 8 7 2 4 3 5 Frandra Walker of Texarkana Campbell will feature a rile have questions or need more A V I L A L O D E O T O E 6 and Min. Rose Dixon of Piggee rafle. Campbell is currently of the meal will be $7 for adults info please call 870-398-4278. T A S E R A R E A D O D D 3 4 2 5 8 6 7 1 9 Memorial Baptist Church. Host undergoing cancer treatments and $3 for children. Our Annual Decoration Day is P O P E S N A M E D L E O C H I A D S N Y L O N 5 6 7 3 1 9 4 2 8 pastor is Charles Green. for lung cancer. For more infor- May 6. H A R O L D S A K I S S E 4 3 9 2 6 1 8 5 7 mation contact Lonnie Ballard The annual Billstown Reunion E R I N A N N E A L The 16th annual Rotary at 870-285-1745 or Campbell’s will be held on Sat., April 27 Decoration Day at Jones W I T C H E S I N A C O V E N 6 2 5 8 9 7 1 4 3 Restaurant at 870-285-2051. E U R O P E L A V E sponsored Telethon beneitting at 6 p.m., at the Municipal Cemetery, Hwy. 8 East, will be A P O R E F S P U L S A R 7 8 1 4 5 3 6 9 2 the Howard County Children’s Building in Murfreesboro. held April 28, singing starts at T O R S O W A S E N D 8 9 6 1 3 5 2 7 4 Center will be held on Wed., The annual Drug Take Back T R I C K S I N A D E A L Everyone is welcome -- all 1:30 p.m. May 8 from 7 p.m. - 10 p.m. at Day will be held at the Howard E T N A E D I T R O I L S 1 7 3 9 4 2 5 8 6 residents, former residents, S I G N E L L E I N N E R the Carter Day Center. County Sheriff’s Department T A S S D E E R D E E D S 2 5 4 6 7 8 9 3 1

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of Camden PD, Ouachita County Sheriff’s Office, Bail FLED Bond Agents for Bail Bond From Page 1 Finance, and the Dallas, NHS Spanish TX., PD, and Pine Bluff PD in efforts to locate Williams. Club to host mately 3 p.m., the testi- Utilizing tracking efforts monial phase of the trial and informants, along with concluded, and the jury leads Kinzler and Task force annual festival released for deliberation. members developed, Wil- During that deliberation, the liams was tracked across court recessed for a meal four states. On April 11, CECIL ANDERSON break. while tracking Williams, News Staff When the trial resumed Detective Kinzler observed and the jury returned, the the fugitive move into an n April 23, the NHS defendant Williams did not area of Pine Bluff. At that Spanish Club will come back to the court- time, Kinzler confirmed his host their yearly house and apparently fled location and coordinated O Pike County with no intent with a strike force of Pine Spanish festival at 5:30. of willingly returning. Bluff police officers to move The festival, weather permit- Prosecutor Bradford and in and subdue the suspects. ting, will be held in the same Judge Tom Cooper began In the early morning hours location as in years past: the NHS the arduous task of case of April 11, officers of the courtyard. law research to determine Pine Bluff Police Depart- If the weather is not sufficient the legality in an event of ment raided a hotel room for out door activities, the venue this nature. After extensive and apprehended the sus- will be relocate to the NHS cafete- pect without incident. At ria, which is located on the south research, Bradford and Coo- CECIL ANDERSON I Nashville News per confirmed that it was that time, Kinzler drove to end of the courtyard. This year Jodi Jackson talks with the NHS Spanish club students about the importance of legal and prudent to con- Pine Bluff and retrieved the the theme is Dream Para Una the Spanish Club Festival to the local Hispanic Community. tinue with the sentencing prisoner. Vida Mejor, which translates into phase of the trial since the On Monday morning Dream for a better life. “This is the event,” she said. skits that will be at the Spanish defendant had absconded April 15, Williams was in “There are a lot of dreamers At the meeting she encour- Festival. after the initial phase of the the Pike County Courthouse in here,” Jodi Jackson said at the aged all of the students to sign This festival brings out many trial as the jury had already where he stood before Dep- Spanish Club meeting Tuesday. up for authentic Spanish dishes, locals of all backgrounds to enjoy delivered a guilty verdict uty Prosecutor Jana Brad- Jackson stressed the importance volunteers for the traditional Hispanic culture and usually has without prior knowledge of ford and Judge Tom Cooper. of the event to her students. dancing, and volunteers for the an impressive turn out. William’s flight. At that time, Cooper asked Jana Bradford delivered Williams if he was aware of a stylized and eloquent the sentence imposed by closing argument to the the jury. At that time Wil- jury detailing William’s ex- liams acknowledged that he sas and its people.” that will define his work as to the Arkansas State Senate tensive criminal history and was aware of the sentence, Ross, whose parents governor and shape his vi- at age 29, then the youngest the necessity to maintain and that he had learned of ROSS were both public school ed- sion for Arkansas. member in the State Sen- charges against him as a the 40 year sentence from From Page 1 ucators, said his campaign “Over the course of this ate, and served alongside habitual offender. Following reading it in the newspa- would also focus on improv- campaign, we will propose now current Governor Mike her closing speech, Judge pers. Following Williams’ ing education and better policies and plans that tack- Beebe. In 2000, Ross beat Cooper issued orders to the statement Judge Cooper Of- Ross said there have been job training to prepare all le the big issues and put our U.S. Rep. Jay Dickey to win jury to determine a proper ficially read the sentencing some success stories in Arkansans to graduate and state on a course to lead the a seat in Congress repre- sentence for Williams. to Williams. Arkansas like Firestone, get a job. nation in this new century,” senting Arkansas’s Fourth After final deliberation, Following Judge Cooper but that many challenges “We must ensure our said Ross. “As governor, I Congressional District – a the jury comprised of Pike officially advising Williams remain. children and grandchildren will be a steady, compas- district that covered much County citizens, determined of his 40 year confinement “Like Prescott, we have have the educational op- sionate and fair leader who of southern and western that Williams deserved 40 in the Arkansas Depart- too many industrial parks portunities they deserve, listens, and I will use my ex- Arkansas. That year, Ross years in the Arkansas De- ment of Correction, Mathew around this state that are including access to a world- perience of bringing people was the only Democrat out- partment of Corrections. Williams was then first ap- too much park, and not class education with well- together to get results for side of California to unseat a However the defendant was peared on new charges for enough industry…too many paid teachers and safe middle-class families. And, Republican incumbent. not present to receive his the escape. Williams is cur- storefronts in town squares schools,” said Ross. “We as your governor, my pledge Ross left Congress in imposed sentence. rently being held pending and on Main Streets that must have the best commu- to you will be what it has al- January 2013 after choosing Following Williams’ transfer to ADC, as well as are boarded up or empty… nity colleges and the stron- ways been: that I will never not to seek a seventh term. flight, Deputy Prosecutor on a $1,000,000 bond for his and too many communities gest universities, so that we stop fighting for you and the He briefly returned to the Bradford approached Detec- new charge. on the verge of collapse be- can ensure Arkansas will common sense, Arkansas private sector to work at the tive Sergeant Clark Kinzler, In other court news, Dan- cause a factory left town,” have the highly-skilled, well- values we were raised on Little Rock-based, non-profit and instructed him to lo- iel C. Humphries, charged said Ross. “But, as our educated workforce needed and still believe in.” Southwest Power Pool, be- cate Williams and return with internet stalking of a economy recovers and gets to attract the good-paying, Ross, born in Texarkana, fore resigning as an officer him to the proper custody child and second degree en- stronger every day, I believe high-tech jobs of the future. Ark., is a fifth-generation and senior vice president to of Pike County. Following dangerment of the welfare we stand on the cusp of Every single child born in Arkansan raised in Prescott, run for governor. those instructions, Kinzler of a child entered a plea of an economic revolution Arkansas should have faith Emmet and Hope. He gradu- Ross has been married began a daunting manhunt. not guilty, received no bond in Arkansas. That’s why that if they work hard, play ated from Hope High School to his wife, Holly, for 30 Kinzler coordinated a mas- reduction, was charged a education and job creation by the rules and study, they and from the University years and they have two sive search and seizure $100 police department must be this state’s top pri- can reach their God-given of Arkansas at Little Rock grown children. They are task force between the Pike user fee and will face trial orities. When I’m elected, potential and achieve their (UALR), working as a radio members of the Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office, and on August 22 with a pretrial you will have a governor dreams – and they shouldn’t announcer to pay his way Heights United Methodist support elements which date of July 29. The previous that will work day and night have to leave Arkansas to through college. For 14 Church in Little Rock, where included assistance from week, during his first ap- to provide more educational do so.” years, he owned and oper- they now reside. the US Marshal’s Offices out pearance before the court, opportunities and be this Ross ended his an- ated a family pharmacy For more information of Fort Smith, Texarkana, Humphries accepted Jones state’s biggest economic nouncement by promis- with his wife, Holly, in their about Mike Ross or his cam- Shreveport, LA, and Dal- as his legal adviser and had ambassador, because I be- ing to put forth policies hometown of Prescott. paign, visit www.MikeRoss. las, TX,, including officers his bond set at $75,000. lieve in the future of Arkan- throughout the campaign In 1990, Ross was elected com.

be subdivided into resi- on the property would the doctors’ continued In other business, the during the previous vote, dential lots following the discourage them from presence was desirable, quorum court was asked restated his support for HOSPITAL removal of the hospital continuing to practice Smith said the potential to consider a letter ad- the donation, noting that From Page 1 structure. In the interest medicine in Nashville. benefits of the proposal dressed to the county the district would receive of full disclosure, he told JP Martha Hobbs was outweigh the risks. from the Mine Creek Soil matching funds for the JPs the company would the most vocal critic of “I wouldn’t want to see and Conservation District money from the federal likely hire him to sell the the plan. that stop this deal,” he urging JPs to donate to government. of $300,000. vacant land. “We don’t need to lose said, noting that the hos- the organization from its Cothren then moved Bell, who became con- JPs took no action at the doctors in there and pital building is rapidly county road fund as op- to donate $2,500 - half of nected with the company Monday’s meeting, but they may not be able to deteriorating. “It’s just posed to its general fund. the previously-discussed through a family member raised concerns over afford to move,” Hobbs gonna become more and JPs previously voted amount - but retracted his employed there, said the whether displacing three said. more of a problem.” down the donation from motion after some debate property would likely doctors whose offices are While he agreed that Discussion on the sub- the general fund following and instead moved to ject eventually dwindled a lengthy debate. table the issue until next to a close, and the JPs JP Archie “Cotton” Co- month to give MCSCD di- ...for all your Printing Needs agreed to take up debate thren, who serves on the rectors an opportunity to on the proposal at next MCSCD board and was in answer questions the JPs - See Us First! month’s meeting. favor of the contribution asked during the meeting. Courteous, Prompt, Reasonable Rates! ATTENTION: BUILDERS, DEVELOPERS, INVESTORS & LAND OWNERS! 93+/- Acres of Prime Development Land on Highway 27 in Murfreesboro ~ The Nashville News Offered in 8 Tracts Ranging from 3.8+/- Acres to 19+/- Acres w/Excellent Building Sites ~ 6 TRACTS SELLING REGARDLESS OF PRICE ON AUCTION DAY ~ Live, Online Bidding Available Call Bobby Chambers • 870-845-2010 ABSOLUTE LAND AUCTION THURSDAY ~ MAY 9, 2013 ~ 10:00 A.M. Envelopes - Business Cards - HIGHWAY 27 ~ MURFREESBORO, AR DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 27 in Murfreesboro, head North Approx. 2.7+/- Miles ~ Watch for Auction Signs & Property on the Right. Invoices - Church Bulletins - REAL ESTATE DESCRIPTION: This Newly Surveyed, 93+/- Acre Property will be Offered in 8 Tracts & in Combinations ~ Excellent Exampl e Location Approx. 2.7 Miles North of Murfreesboro ~ Every Tract Contains Highway 27 Frontage, Building Sites, Utilities Available & has been Partially Cleared for Development ~ TRACT 1: Consists of 14.1+/- Acres ~ TRACT 2: Consists of 14.8+/- Acres ~ TRACT 3: Fliers - Self-inking Stamps - Consists of 15.9+/- Acres ~ TRACT 4: Consists of 3.8+/- Acres ~ TRACT 5: Consists of 5.5+/- Acres ~ TRACT 6: Consists of 6.7+/- Acres ~ TRACT 8: Consists of 19+/- Acres ~ TRACT 9: Consists of 13.1+/- Acres ~ Remember, this Property Sells Regardless of Price to the Highest Bidder on Auction Day ~ Whether you’re Searching for a Place to Develop or Build your Dream Home, Don’t Photos -Copies - Fax Service Miss this Opportunity to Purchase Prime, Undeveloped Land in an Excellent Location ~ For Additional Information, Online Bidding Instructions, Aerials, Photos & Utilities Map, Visit www.wilsonauctioneers.com or Contact our Office Toll Free at 877-BID2BUY (877-243-2289) for a Complete Information Package. TERMS ON REAL ESTATE: $2,500.00 (PER TRACT) Cashier’s Check (NO EXCEPTIONS) Down Day of Auction, as Earnest Money ~ Balance Due at Closing ~ Closing within 30 Days ~ Title Insurance with Warranty Deed Provided at Closing ~ 10% Buyer’s Premium The Nashville News ~ Offers Prior to Auction are Welcomed. INSPECTION: Drive by & Inspect this Property Anytime or Contact Agent, Ben Williams at 501-815-3527/ e-mail ben@wil- 418 N. Main • Nashville, AR sonauctioneers.com for Additional Information ~ Auctioneers will be on Premises at 9:00 a.m. Day of Auction. Announcements made day of sale take precedence over printed material. (870) 845-2010 WILSON REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEERS, INC. HOT SPRINGS, AR 71913 • Leading Real Estate Auctioneers “Since 1961” Toll Free 1-888-845-NEWS 501-624-1825 * TOLL FREE: 877-BID2BUY E-MAIL: [email protected] - AAL #4 • WEBSITE: www.wilsonauctioneers.com Thursday, April 18, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 commuNity 5

by Jean A. Ince xtension Staff chairman The value of volunteers! E UofA Cooperative Extension Service • Howard County Tips community blood drives religion, gender, age, dis- between the ages of 5 and ¼ cup cream cheese in their communities. ability, marital or veteran 19 without regard to race, 1 cup cold milk These are just a few of status, or any other legally color, national origin, reli- 1 package white choco- National Volunteer Week record their hours. the many projects they protected status. gion, gender, disability, or late flavor instant pudding is a time to celebrate peo- All members give self- undertake. Another group of volun- any other legally protected 1 cup heavy whipping ple doing extraordinary lessly to their communi- In Howard County, the teers for the Cooperative status. cream things through service. Es- ties. current daytime EHC clubs Extension Service are 4-H If you are interested in 3 tablespoons pow- tablished in 1974, National In Howard County, there are Blue Bayou, which Volunteer Leaders. joining either an Extension dered sugar Volunteer Week focuses are nine clubs located meets the first Wednes- Volunteer leaders assist Homemaker Club or a 4-H 1 teaspoon lemon zest national attention on the throughout the county. day of the month; Liberty by planning programs and Club, contact the Howard 1 ounce semisweet impact and power of vol- Most clubs meet at the Belles which meets the leading 4-H youth clubs County Extension Office at chocolate unteerism and service as Howard County Extension second Thursday, New located throughout the 870-845-7517 or visit our of- Whip whipping cream a part of community living. Homemakers Educational Horizon which meets the county. Most clubs meet fice located on the second and powdered sugar on This year’s National Vol- Center once a month to second Tuesday, North once a month to plan activ- floor of the courthouse. high speed until thick and unteer Week is scheduled plan activities for their Hempstead which meets ities and learn new skills. In All of our educational fluffy. for April 21-27, 2013. The club and to provide edu- the Second Monday, and addition, several activities programs and informa- Set aside. Cut stems Howard County Extension cational opportunities to Uncommon Threads which are offered each month tion are nonbiased and off strawberries. Cut “X” Service would like to rec- learn new skills to improve meets the first Tuesday. which benefit members of research based informa- in bottom of each berry; ognize the value of their their quality of life. Evening groups include all clubs. tion provided through the spread pieces apart to cre- volunteers to the citizens Some of the community Hillcrest, which meets the Some clubs focus on University of Arkansas ate opening in center. of the county. service projects the clubs first Thursday, Moonlight- specific topics; for exam- Division of Agriculture or Whisk cream cheese Howard County Exten- have participated in in- ers which meet the First ple, shooting sports, live- other land grant universi- and ¼ cup milk in medium sion Homemakers are just clude making lap robes and Tuesday, Southwest Ar- stock, cooking, but most ties. bowl until well blended. one group who makes a walker caddies for nursing kansas Beekeepers which clubs have a variety of Recipe of the Week Gradually whisk in remain- difference in our county home patients; comfort meet the Third Monday, interests. There are six 4-H This recipe is submit- ing milk. and in their individual pillows, pillowcases, and and Twilight which meets clubs located throughout ted by Abigail Garner, a Add dry pudding mix; communities. turbans for cancer patients the second Thursday. the county that reach over member of Show-n-Shine whisk 2 minutes. Stir in Several of their projects locally and statewide at Most, if not all, of the 150 youth through 4-H 4-H Club in Dierks. Abi- whipped cream and zest. even reach statewide. In UAMS; pillowcases and clubs assist with youth clubs. 4-H Clubs are open gail made this recipe for Spoon into resealable plas- 2012, Extension Homemak- teaching dolls for Arkansas activities taught through to all youth ages 5-19. the 4-H Dairy Contest and tic bag. ers logged over 5750 hours Children’s Hospital; baby the 4-H Youth Development Clubs in Howard County placed 2nd in the Party Cut small corner from valued at $125,293. blankets and bibs for the program. include: Lucky Clovers, Idea category. bottom of bag; use to pipe This is a very conserva- new mother program at the Extension Homemak- Show-n-Shine, Nature Seek- Cream Filled filling into berries. Melt tive figure since the ma- Health Department; and ers is open to all eligible ers, Show Stoppers, Teen Strawberries chocolate as directed; driz- jority of members do not hosting and sponsoring persons without regard to Leaders, and Sharp Shoot- 45 large fresh strawber- zle over berries. Yield 45 race, color, national origin, ers. 4-H is open to all youth ries (2 pounds) servings. BACKYARD CDI Head Start accepting enrollment SALE For all your local news 209 W. Henderson April 19th thru ?? and opinion, log on to applications for children ages 3 to 5 8:30 am til ?? NASHVILLE - Commu- Child & Adult Care Food in seven county service For more information or Lots of Items swarkansasnews. nity Development Insti- Program (CACFP) free area: Hempstead (Blevins to pick up an application, Good Prices tutue (CDI) Head Start is breakfast, lunch, and & Hope), Howard (Mineral call 870-330-4619 or stop by com a quality early childhood snacks daily. Spring & Nashville), Lafay- the local Head Start center More Added Daily education program for in- CDI Head Start is the ette (Bradley & Lewisville), in the communities listed come eligible families that new interim sponsor of Little River (Ashdown & to pick up an application. offers education, nutrition, the Southwest Arkansas Foreman), Miller (Texar- Bring proof of age and cur- OPERATION medical, dental, mental and is now accepting en- kana: College Hill, Fairview, rent and prior 12 month’s health and family educa- rollment applications for Union & Washington), Ne- income information, or CHRISTMAS CHILD tion services. children between the ages vada (Rosston & Prescott) proof of TANF or SSI par- Children are served 3 to 5 for facilities located & Sevier (DeQueen). ticipation. 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ames and Judy Jones, of Solgohachia, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daugh- Jter, Andrea Renee Jones, to David Alan Dixon. Andrea is the granddaughter Ann Dixon, of Conway. He is the oretta Lynn Jackson, of Murfreesboro, and Jimmy of Arthur and the late Addie Ruth grandson of DeWitt Busbea and Brantley, of Delight, proudly announce their engage- Cook, of El Dorado, and the late the late Winsella Busbea, of Little ment and approaching marriage. Virgil and Delma Jones, of Paul’s Rock, and Muriel Dixon and the L Valley, Oklahoma. She is a 2006 late Bob Dixon, of Lonoke. David Loretta is the daughter of Mar- graduate of Delight High School. graduate of Nashville High School is a graduate of Russellville High tha and David Jackson, also of The couple will be united in who received a bachelor of arts School and currently works for Murfreesboro. She is a graduate matrimony Sat., April 27 at 11 from Harding University in 2010. Wood Waste Recycling. of Murfreesboro High School. a.m. inside Jimmy Brantley’s Andrea is currently employed at The couple will be united in Jimmy is the son of Joy and shop on Lewis Lee Road in De- the Conway Human Development matrimony Sat., May 11 at the the late Thomas Brantley. He is a light. Center. Sunset Church of Christ with cer- David is the son of Robert and emonies set to begin at 2 p.m.

Man with local ties named Harry S. Truman Scholar

FAYETTEVILLE – Univer- advocacy and volunteer a law degree from the sity of Arkansas junior Na- work. He represents the University of Arkansas at than Coulter of Little Rock University of Arkansas Little Rock and a Master has been selected as a 2013 very well as a student of Public Service from the Harry S. Truman Scholar. committed to a career in Clinton School of Public Coulter is majoring in politi- service.” Service. He plans to seek a cal science and economics Coulter learned that he position at a non-profit or- in the J. William Fulbright had been selected when ganization that provides College of Arts and Sci- the chancellor asked him legal aid or advocates on ences and is a member of to speak to the campus behalf of low-income fami- the Honors College. Coul- executive committee lies. Coulter’s long-term ter is one of 62 students about a student matter plans are to enter politics, from 54 U.S. colleges and Friday afternoon. Instead beginning by running for universities to be awarded he was surprised by a office as a state legislator. the prestigious scholarship group of supporters who “The department of po- this year. He will receive wanted to congratulate litical science was thrilled $30,000 to be used toward him on being selected as to hear that Nathan Coul- his graduate study. a Truman Scholar. ter has been selected as Truman Scholars are “The Truman applica- a Truman Scholar,” said selected based on aca- tion was very demand- Margaret F. Reid, chair demic excellence and a ing,” said Coulter. “And of the department. “This commitment to public the interview process was selection reflects both service. This is the sec- tough as all of the finalists his strong commitment to ond consecutive year were more than qualified, learning and his enduring that a U of A student has so I knew the odds were passion for addressing been named a Truman long. I am excited about SUBMITTED PHOTO | Nashville News social causes through Scholar, and Coulter is this opportunity and am Chancellor Gearhart congratulates Nathan Coulter for his selection as a Truman Scholar. a life of public service. the university’s 12th Tru- looking forward to earn- He is the son of Nate and Hope Coulter of Little Rock, and the grandson of Don and B.G. I am grateful to all my man Scholar in the last ing this recognition.” Coulter of Nashville. colleagues, notably Dr. 20 years. Coulter was named di- Janine Parry, who have “Nathan Coulter is rector of National Student education. This spring, ing experience himself, unteer at Little Rock’s supported him through- clearly a student who will Advocacy for the Associ- Coulter participated in having taught supplemen- Harmony Health Clinic, a out his academic career go on to a distinguished ated Student Government the presentation of ap- tal instruction for basic free clinic for residents of on our campus. We are career in law and in poli- and will work with the proximately 1,000 do- economics classes for un- Pulaski County who lack convinced that we will tics,” said Chancellor G. state advocacy director nated books to the library derclassmen for the past any insurance, Medicaid, reading more about his David Gearhart. “He has to lobby lawmakers on at Whitten Elementary in three semesters. Coulter or Medicare. many accomplishments in an extensive record in issues that affect higher Marianna. He has teach- has also served as a vol- Coulter plans to pursue the years to come.” Tollett’s Gifts 121 N. Main • 870-845-2820 HARVEST TIME Let Us Help You Recognize ASSEMBLY YOUTH APRIL฀20,฀2013฀•฀FRONT฀PARKING฀LOT That Awesome Secretary! 1001฀S.฀WASHINGTON฀AVE.฀•฀MURFREESBORO We have Scrapper Jewelry, Camille Beckman Body Products, Candles, Beautiful Scarves, New Jim Shore Jewelry SMOKED BBQ and many other gift items. PORK SANDWICH, Also available, a limited number of autographed editions FRIES, DESSERT of “Faded Cottage” by Nashville native, Diann Shaddox $ & DRINK Gift Baskets Available SERVED Free gift wrapping and delivery 5 11:00 AM -- 4:00 PM PROCEEDS฀TO฀HELP฀OFFSET฀ PRICE฀OF฀CHURCH฀CAMP BBQ FUNDRAISER Thursday, April 18, 2013 | The Nashville News | Online at http://www.nashvillenews.org | Call: 1-888-845-6397 dierks 7 Locals show support Relay for Life event

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DANIELLE BROWN I Nashville News Brad Garner and his daughter, Blair, of Newhope, served as Celebrity Waiters for the Tri-County Relay for Life. Their Razorback-themed table raised more than $1,000 for the fundraising event. Seated are Cassi and Jeffrey Mounts, Debbie and Jerry Ray Mounts, Marty Mack, Mary Jane McCarty, Sharon Dingler, Larry Garner, Alyce Rice, Jerry and Pam Kirby, Karen Garner and Kathy and Randy Dowdy. Windy Wednesday Quilters to host Sandy McLeon The Windy Wednesday Quilters is proud to host published quilter, Sandy McLeon, on Wed., April 24, from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m., at the First Baptist Church in Mena. The cost will be $5 per person to cover Sandy’s travel expenses. Sandy is a 4th generation quilter and completed her first quilt project while expecting her first child--52 years and 30 quilts ago. She was born in New Blaine and was given her first needle and thread at the age of 6. That started her love of the needle crafts. Sandy became known as “the old time quilter” while living in Grapevine, Texas. She was a part of the Heritagle Center, where all kinds of needle crafts were featured. Sandy would demonstrate hand piecing, hand quilting, DANIELLE BROWN I Nashville News and discuss the importance of quilt history, quilt preservation and quilt documentation. From that experience Brad and Blair Garner of Newhope, served as Celebrity came her traveling “trunk show” featuring antique family quilts, as well as quilts she has made. Waiters in the Tri-County Relay for Life dinner held last week in Glenwood. They were awarded second place for For questions or more information, call Kathy at 479-216-9041. Best Dressed among 12 waiters. Turn your savings into Lisa ChandLer insuranCe earnings. Let’s talk. ~ Group & Individual ~ G G G G Josh Tice, AAMS® Health Life Dental Financial Advisor . G G 106 South Main St Medicare Supplement Nashville, AR 71852 870-451-9232 For more information, call (870) 845-5930 Ofice Member SIPC www.edwardjones.com 845-7728 Cell

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CHARLES GOODIN teams battling through Managing Editor three scoreless innings before the Scrapperettes he Nashville began to build their lead. Scrapperettes Nashville scored four in the fourth inning and six recorded two T in the fifth to seal the win. nonconference victo- ries this week. NASHVILLE VS. On Monday, Jenna Hen- SPRING HILL dry struck out six batters Tuesday’s game against and gave up only three hits Spring Hill saw consider- as Nashville handed Hope ably less action as the TODD MOORE | Nashville News a 10-0 rout. Scrapperettes were able to The Dierks Outlaw baseball team is pictured Friday after they defeated Foreman to maintain their perfect conference Kathleen Lance and eke out a 3-1 win over the record. Team members include (front row) Tyler Kesterson, Justin McCauley, Derek Hill, (middle row) Caleb Dunn, Maddie McJunkins led the Lady Bears. Maclane Moore, Calen Tipton, Alex Sharp, Tyler Narens, Tyler Mounts, Austin Walston (back row) Asst. Coach team from the plate with Nashville scored once in John Fannin, Trent Downing, Andrew Sirmon, Adam Bradshaw, Remington Jester, Aaron Kesterson, Dalton Ray Lance turning in a 2-3 effort the first inning, then again and Head Coach Jared Fannin. Not pictured are team mates Andy Tedder and Trendon Mckinney. that produced two runs in the fourth and fifth, while McJunkins (3-3) tal- while holding Spring Hill lied two runs and two RBIs. to a single run in the third. Nicole Drummond went Kesterson was an of- 1-2, tallying a run and two fensive workhorse for the RBIs, and Avery Kesterson team, hitting 2-4 to account UNDEFEATED IN CONFERENCE (1-4) was responsible for for two runs. Peekaboo an RBI. Garland accounted for Maddi Horton and Iesha the Scrapperettes’ other Neal were credited with score without recording Outlaws cap perfect league one run each despite never an official at bat, while recording an official at bat, McJunkins and Horton record with win over Foreman Brittney Middleton scored were credited with an RBI two without recording a hit each. n and Shyla Wright tallied a Hendry was once again CHARLES GOODIN Managing Editor Dierks was able to put the run and an RBI despite her credited with the win after he Dierks Outlaws maintained their perfect league game away in the fifth with a 0-2 effort. striking out four batters record Tuesday with a decisive victory over the three-run rally that kicked off when Alex Sharp doubled to The game got off to a and giving up only three Foreman Gators. sluggish start with both T score McLane Moore. Mounts hits. then singled to score Sharp and Dierks was dominant from the run at the bottom of the first, himself. outset of the game, jumping out then both teams battled through Mounts led the Outlaws from to a 3-1 first inning lead and shut- a scoreless third inning before the plate, going 4-4. Sharp had a ting their opponents out in every Dierks added to their lead in the single and a double, while Tipton, stanza after. third. Walston, Bradshaw, Tyler Narens, Austin Walston got things Mounts was the first to score Sirmon, and Moore all added started when he doubled to after Walston singled, then singles. The Outlaws put together Rattlers whip score Calan Tipton, then Adam Walston scored one play later on 15 hits in five innings. Bradshaw singled to score Tyler a single by Bradshaw. Bradshaw The Outlaws finish district Mounts. Andrew Sirmon closed himself then scored on a single play undefeated for the year, with out scoring in the first inning by Sirmon. an overall record of 17-1, and will MS in final when he reached base on a The Outlaws added two in the now enjoy a bye to semifinals of fielder’s choice, allowing Austin fourth inning when Tipton scored the district tournament. Walston to reach home. on an error and Sirmon singled to The regional tournament will game before Foreman managed a single score Mounts. be hosted at Dierks May 3-6. district tourney

P.J. TRACY IV and single for 3 RBI. Murfreesboro Diamond Hinds, Kennedy and Lady Outlaws end regular season Sutton Balch each took ineral Springs turns on the mound for play with win over Lady Gators hosted the the Rattlers in the no-hit victory. visiting Mur- M Jalon Britt pitched the CHARLES GOODIN batters and giving up only two second stanza, then added an- freesboro Rattlers whole way for the Hornets, Managing Editor runs while turning in a 3-4 perfor- other run in the fourth. Monday and saw the tossing 102 pitches, 63 of mance on offense. Lillie Woodruff Foreman got on the board boys handily defeated which were for strikes. The Dierks Lady Outlaws was 2-3 with two RBIs, Autumn with a run in the fifth and man- by the Rattlers 18-2. Rashad Williams and claimed their share of the con- Helms (2-3) had a single RBI, and aged another in the sixth, but ference championship Monday Kendall Ayers (1-2) was respon- Dierks answered with two in the Both Blake Hinds and Britt each notched two with a 5-2 win over the Foreman sible for two runs. Hannah Allen sixth and a final score in the sev- Kane Graham of Murfrees- stolen bases for the Hor- Lady Gators. (1-3) also recorded a run and an enth, sealing their victory. boro had two doubles and nets. Dierks will split the champion- RBI, while Sarah Cothren and The Lady Outlaws will now a single, with the latter The game at Mineral ship title with Spring Hill, who Hailey Carraway tallied one run receive a bye until the semi-finals swiping three bases on the represented the final ac- were responsible for the Lady each despite never getting a hit. of the district tournament, where afternoon. tion in regular season play Outlaws’ only conference loss Action was sluggish early in they are scheduled to play Fri., Other stars for Mur- for Murfreesboro before this season. the game as both teams battled April 26 at 6:30 p.m. The tourna- freesboro on the afternoon they enter the conference Caitlin Lites led her team through a scoreless opening ment will be held in Spring Hill. included Alex Kennedy tournament that begins from the mound and from the inning. The Lady Outlaws were The regional tournament will with a double and a single next week. Mineral Springs plate Monday, striking out three able to manage a 1-0 lead in the be hosted at Dierks May 3-6. and 3 RBIs as well as Jared played again Wednesday at Lingo with a triple, double Horatio. We have a NEW PRINTER! Get AMAZING Color Copies of Photos from The Newspaper! Come by today or call at 870-845-2010!

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The Nashville Scrappers fell to Mayflower Tuesday in a 1-0 nonconference battle. Alex Curry was credited with the loss after striking out only three batters and giving up the earned run that resulted in the loss. Justin Reed relieved Curry after four innings and finished the game giving up only one hit. Reed was also the most prolific player at the plate, recording Nashville’s only hits on the night with a 2-2 performance. -Charles Goodin Masonic Fish Fry (Arkansas Raised Catfish) Saturday, April 27, 2013 4:30 - 7:00 p.m. Pleasant Valley Lodge #30 603 N. Main St. Eat In or Takeout Available $7 Adults • $4 Children 12 & under

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NASHVILLE – A convicted felon entered a not guilty plea to possession of firearm in circuit court Wednesday. Maverick D. Bryan, 52, of Cottonshed, appeared in Howard County Circuit Court with his public de- fender, Aaron Brasel, before Judge Tom Cooper for posses- sion of firearms by certain persons. According to a press release issued by Sheriff Butch Morris, “on April CECIL ANDERSON I Nashville News 11, Howard County John Lewis and Doug Barnette are pictured with Mineral Springs Lions Club members (front row, left to right): J.F. Bell, Clyde Bell, Glenn Bell and Kirk Investigators David Bell. Back row: Lewis, Barnette, Ken Bolender, John Cowling, Lizann Bell, Glenn Hicks and Jeanie Gorham. Shelton and John The Mineral Springs Lions Club was founded on May 1, 1963. The club was originally founded by 25 local leaders and currently has 12 members - Eric Glidewell were at including founding member J.F. Bell. This past year, the club proudly included two women as new members. The MS Lions Club is one of 45,000 clubs Cottonshed in refer- in 200 countries with a total of 1.3 million members worldwide. Traditionally, the Lions Club provides support for the blind and when called upon, provide ence to a complaint services for those in need of eye exams or eyeglasses. In addition, the Club is involved with local community projects as they are needed. Some of these of Maverick Bryan projects include maintaining and operating the Mineral Springs Cemetery and the city’s historic Spring House. The Club also offers a $500 scholarship being in possession to a Mineral Springs School District graduate currently enrolled in a college or university meeting certain criteria. The main fundraiser has been smoking of a firearm. Officers and selling turkeys for Thanksgiving. knew that Bryan was a convicted felon and BENCHMARK PREPARATION was not suppose to have a firearm in his possession. Shelton and Glidewell found Bryan walking on a road at Cottonshed and he was wearing a holster with a pistol in it and carrying a machete in his hand. Shelton and Glidewell arrested Bryan and transported him to the Howard County Jail. A .44 magnum pistol was taken from Bryan. Later officers executed a search warrant at Bryan’s residence and found a .22 pistol.” Bryan’s bond is $50,000 bond and he was ordered to return SUBMITTED PHOTOS I Nashville News on July 31 for pretrial Students at Mineral Springs Elementary prepare for Benchmark test by running an obstacle course and answering questions Friday before testing. and on Aug. 20 for AT LEFT: (from left to right) Brenda Salinas, Ariah Scroggins and Haven Reed (background Alan Hernandez). AT RIGHT: (from left to right) Chiree Newton, trial. Josh Jackson and Kennilyn Borja answer Benchmark questions.

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The Walt Awards were presented to groups in Judy Jones’ 11th grade English class April 17 based on their hard work and creativity in the project about the poets Walt Whitman and Emily Dickinson. The ceremony was held in the Nashville High School Lecture Hall. The NHS students pictured with Jones (in no particular order) are: Emily Herzog, Abby Herzog, Alex Perrin, Cornell Hawkins, Andy Graves, Jacob Caballero, Jana Copeland, Storm Nichols, Avery Kesterson, Luke Dawson, Kathleen Lance, Shayla Wright, Sydney Hughes, Braden Bowman, Kathleen Jones, Alex Kwok, Chance Allen, Bradley Bevil, Katelyn Wall, Kayla Wilson, Lauren Ince, Blake Hockaday, Kynnedi Gordon and Cason Johnson. Howard County AG&FC sponsors Hummingbirds seminar COLUMBUS - The Arkan- dures for hummingbirds, America. ter, get directions, or get sas Game and Fish Com- wintering hummingbirds This program is free; more information about Insurance mission will sponsor a free in Arkansas and watch a however, registration is the program. Hummingbirds seminar at video detailing where at required by the facility Participants may wish the Rick Evans Grandview least 330 species of hum- staff or planning purposes. to bring a sack lunch and 1-870-845-5800 Prairie Conservation Edu- mingbirds live in South Call 870-983-2790 to regis- drinks. cation Center in Columbus 691 HWY 27 S Bypass • Nashville, AR on Sat., April 20 at 10 a.m. Participants will learn (Located behind Southern Belle Inn & Western Sizzlin) “what flowers attract hum- Dear Businesses and Citizens mingbirds, banding proce- of Nashville, Assuring you the #104 It warms my heart to know the lowest rates generosity of all of the small businesses Enjoy dining at in town who donated for Kane’s beneit year after one of Nashville’s auction. he enormous amount of love, true all-time support and prayers we have received year after favorites! from this community has been most Open 7 days a week humbling. We are so thankful to each year ...... with a large, diverse menu. For take-out and everyone of you who attended the orders, call ahead auction. A special thank you to at 845-4997. Bro. Don and Mary Jones, Nona Talley, Cross Point Cowboy Church members, Danny Daniel, Pam Morris and the rest of the kitchen staf, Dale & Connie Dougan, Stacy t License #23019 uran esta Bryar, Faye Stone, & he Cross Point Cowboy Church Band. ly R Fami he money raised will certainly help us get back & forth to Little PROUD SUPPORTER OF THE Rock for Kane’s many doctor’s appointments & upcoming open 411 S. Main • Nashville heart surgeries. We are blessed beyond measure by the amount of Ph. 845-4997 NASHVILLE SCRAPPERS supporters of our miracle baby and appreciate you all. hank you, Joshua & Kristi Rosenbaum & Our Boys

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