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Amity woman killed
GrAduAtion
Fired worker rehired
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To the Class
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FFa at the Governor’s Mansion
Courtesy photo
Monday, April 30, seven members of the Centerpoint
FFA traveled to Little rock to plant flowers at the
Governor's Mansion. the students got to meet the
Governor and planted flowers in numerous flower beds
and pots around the mansion grounds. the students who
attended were: Pake Sutton, Emily thomasm, Mandy
Jones, raegan Moore, Slayton taylor, Cory Porter and
Ethan thomas.
By Joe May
Editor
A Hot Springs attorney has
filed a suit against Hot
Spring County Sheriff Chad
Lebetter on behalf of three
citizens.
in a press release, Attorney
Andi davis stated that she
has filed a suit against
Lebetter, who is seeking reelection to a third term as
sheriff. the filing, which
was made in Hot Spring
County Circuit Court yesterday, is on behalf of raymond
Yerby, darrin Hardy and
Charles dollar as “representatives of all similarly situated taxpayers” of the county.
davis stated that the suit is
being initiated for the “purpose of securing an objective
judicial review and ruling.”
the filing comes on the heels
of a Legislative Joint
Auditing Committee report
that found Ledbetter’s office
to be in noncompliance with
“Whatever you do
in word or deed, do
all in the name of
the Lord Jesus,
giving thanks
through Him to
God the Father.”
col. 3:17
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Mini Page....Page 7
obituaries...Page 2
Police Blotter...Page 3
state laws and accepted
accounting practices.
Ledbetter was first elected
sheriff in 2006 and was
defeated in 2008. He came
back in 2010 to defeat ryan
Burroughs to reclaim the
office. the suit stems from
his first term in office.
on August 22, 2006,
Ledbetter purchase a 2002
GMC Yukon for $17,800
from a local dealer and
secured financing from a
local bank. the loan of
$17,865 was to be due on
February 22, 2007.
After taking office as sheriff, Ledbetter on February 5,
2007 submitted a claim to
the county for $18,699
payable to the dealer for the
same vehicle he had previously purchased for himself.
the dealer then paid the bank
See “Suit,” p. 17
over 10,000 expected for
weekend event in amity
By Joe May
Editor
over 6,000 people have
signed up to compete in
Warrior dash Saturday at
timber Lodge ranch in
Amity, says Scott thomason,
the ranch’s owner.
Amid dozens of tents,
portable toilets and numerous pieces of heavy equipment unloading lumber and
other items, thomason stated that 6,040 people have
signed up for the all-day
event. to accomidate the
crowds that the racers will
surely bring with them,
thomason said he has rented
acerage for parking. Buses
procured from the Kirby
School district will transport
eventgovers to the ranch.
See “Warrior,” p. 8
apparently permitted the
action to occur without
telling anyone. the superintendent said the suspect had
did the drugs so as not to be
caught with them.
the male was found to have
marijuana, a pipe and a
lighter, Harper said. He was
taken to the principal's
office, where during a discussion of the matter with
the principal and the athletic
director,
he
allegedly
became violent, resulting in
the school calling the police.
Harper said that no one
was injured during the altercation and the student was
quickly subdued by the athletic director, who is also the
school's wrestling coach.
the student was arrested and
faces charges in juvenile
court, she said.
the student was expelled
for 178 days, Harper noted.
the second student was
expelled for not alerting officials to the drugs in her
backpack. She will be permitted to attend the school's
ALE program, the superintendent said, adding that the
girl will also receive counseling.
County discusses potential
Bismarck student arrested after alterhospital sale again
cation in principal’s office; two expelled
B Joe May
license expires, Baker noted
y
Editor
Could the third time be the
charm for the former Pike
County Memorial Hospital?
the Pike County Quorum
Court met in special session
Monday evening to hear a
proposal from a third company that is looking at taking
over the former countyowned hospital that has been
shuttered since late 2010.
the court had previously
sold it to the Hicks Group,
which closed it amid money
woes. in 2011, the county
entered into a contract with
Ị ew directions Healthcare,
which was never able to
open the facility and is currently asking the county to
let them out of the contract
and pay them for the time
they maintained the building.
Karen Voan of Glenwood,
the daughter of Pike County
Judge don Baker, told the
court that her employer, Kare
Partners of Gastonia, Ị C, is
interested in reopening the
facility if a deal can be
reached before the license
expires on May 11. once the
that the hospital cannot be
reopened.
Voan, passing out information on the company, stated
the healthcare investment
firm was started in 2004 and
two years later, branched out
into the medical services
field. the company has a
$30 million projected revenue for 2012, she noted.
the company owns clinics,
hospitals, nursing homes and
other
healthcare-related
companies all over the
United States and just purchased a hospital in india
and are in the process of buying several clinics in that
nation, she said.
Ị oting that the company
has promised to conduct any
of its local business in a
“transparent” manner, Voan
said that Kare Partners
became interested in the
Murfreesboro property as a
potential investment after
Voan mentioned it to them.
Already, a company representative has visited the
facility and noted that he
See “Hospital,” p.6
By Joe May
Editor
two students at Bismarck
were expelled following a
special board meeting
Monday.
According
to
Superintendent
Susan
Stewart-Harper, two 9th
graders were expelled due to
a violation of the rules concerning drugs and alcohol on
campus.
officials were alerted to
the situation by a student
who told them that a 9th
grade male had placed drugs
in the backpack of a 9th
grade female, who had
amity woman dies as a result of accident
By Joe May
Editor
An Amity woman died from
injuries she sustained in a car
wreck last week.
According to a report filed
by Glenwood Police Chief
randy reid, Shelia Kay
Hancock, 42, of 65 Skipper
Creek road in Amity died
last Wednesday from injuries
stemming from a car wreck
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at the mansion... Suit filed against sheriff
Joe May
We don’t figure we’ll ever
be asked to give any commencement addresses in our
lifetime, so we decided we’d
just give our little speech to
the Class of 2012 right here.
After all, we figure we’ve got
more readers than can be packed
into most our locally gyms anyhow. or at least that’s our fantasy and we’d like to keep it
that way.
Seniors, i’ll make this brief.
that’s not words most folks
are used to hearing from me,
whether in this space or in
the pulpit, but there’s not a lot i
can offer to our graduates.
Like we were told 20 years
ago, it’s a tough world
you’re going out into--that
is, if you’re honorable
enough to actually work. it’s
an easy world, though, if you
want to just be a carefree
bum at the taxpayers’’
expense. (And you’d be
required to vote democrat as
well.) But we trust you’re
smarter than that.
We hope and trust you can
speak a foreign language.
doubtless you’ll need it for
when America falls and you
are forced to flee or stay and
live under the new government. doom and gloom?
Yeah, but that’s how it is
these days. What can we
say? it’s an obamanation.
But you ask, “What happened
to the brave new world we were
supposed to inherit?”
Well, it’s like that “hope and
change” stuff that left us
without hope and counting
our pocket change. it’s a
new world, all right. Hope
you speak Chinese.
Fifty Cents
she had on April 30 in
Glenwood.
reid's report noted that
Hancock was headed east on
Elm Street in her 2004
Mitsubishi when she failed
to yield the right of way to a
2002 Chevrolet driven by
Courtney d. davis, 19, of
103 robbins Lane in
Ị orman who was headed
west on Highway 70.
Hancock, who was wearing
a seatbelt, was transported to
St. Joseph's Mercy Medical
Center in Hot Springs. She
died two days later at the
hospital as a result of her
injuries.
the report noted that davis
was wearing her seatbelt at
the time of the accident.
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Shelia Hancock,
indiana native
Ann Welch,
Amity resident
Shelia Hancock, age 41, of
Amity, died Wednesday,
May 2, 2012. She was born
on March 5, 1971 in
Bluffton, indiana, the daughter of Marlon Joe
and
Shirley Pearl Cogburn
Spears. on July 21, 1990,
she was married to Scott
Hancock. She was preceded
in death by her father; and
two sisters, Pamela Spears
and debbie Ị owlin.She
attended the Amity United
Methodist Church and oak
Grove Baptist Church.
She is survived by her husband, Scott Hancock of
Amity; her son, John
William Hancock of Amity;
her daughter, Leslie Brooke
Spears of Amity; two grandsons,
Lucas
Landon
Hancock and Gavin roy
Hancock;
her
mother,
Shirley Pearl Spears of
rosboro; her father-in-law,
John W. Hancock of Amity;
four brothers, Johnny ray
Spears of Hot Springs,
tommy Joe Spears of
Arkadelphia, dewayne Allen
Spears and Phillip david
Spears, both of rosboro; two
sisters, theresea rhodes and
Carol Hitchens, both of Hot
Springs; and several nieces
and nephews.
Graveside services were
Sunday, May 6, 2012 in the
Coker Cemetery with Stevie
ray Kirkpatrick officiating.
Arrangements were under
the direction of davis-Smith
Funeral Home, Glenwood.
Guest registry is at
www.davis-smith.com.
Ann Welch, age 76, of
Amity, died tuesday, May 1,
2012. She was born on April
28, 1936 in Pike County, the
daughter of Herbert Houston
and Ella Hancock Franklin.
on october 19, 1953, she
was married to Arlin Welch
who preceded her in death on
october 3, 2008. She was
also preceded in death by her
daughter, rita Welch; and
her parents.She attended the
Amity Assembly of God
Church.
She is survived by four sons
and three daughters-in-law,
randy Welch of Hope,
roger and deborah Welch,
tracy and renee Welch and
Bruce and Leona Welch, all
of Amity; two daughters and
sons-in-law, teresa and
david Smith and regina and
Alvin Stenerodden, all of
Amity; two sisters, Betty
Cox of Murfreesboro and
Sheila
Franklin
of
Glenwood; 17 grandchildren; and 28 great-grandchildren.
Services were held at
Saturday, May 5, 2012 in the
davis-Smith Funeral Home
Chapel, Glenwood with
Jerry Fagan and Billy
thomason officiating.
interment was in the Jones
Cemetery at Amity.
ruby Garlin,
cashier
ruby Ị ell Garlin, age 90,
of Arkadelphia, died on
thursday, May 3, 2012 at
Courtyard Gardens Ị ursing
Center in Arkadelphia. She
was born on december 12,
1921 in Batesville, the
daughter of the late roe and
della Weaver reves. ruby
was a cashier at the local
grocery store for over forty
years and was a member of
ruddell Hill Baptist Church.
She was a member of the
Business & Professional
Women organization. ruby
was preceded in death by her
son, Ansel ray Garlin and
two grandchildren, Sara
Low and Allison teague.
She is survived by two
daughters, Bobbie (Mike)
Low of Batesville and
rebecca (Al) Mcdowell of
Little rock, one son, troy
(Billie)
Garlin
of
Arkadelphia, one sister,
roetta (Paul) Hudson of
Artesia, Ị M, one brother,
James (dana) reeves of
Batesville, six grandchildren
and four great grandchildren.
Graveside services were
tuesday, May 8, 2012 at
oaklawn
Cemetery
in
Batesville with ronnie
Hardin officiating.
Memorials may be made to
the Alzheimer's Association,
2448 E. 81st Street, Suite
3000, tulsa, oK 74137.
Services are entrusted to
Welch Funeral Home of
Arkadelphia.
Visit
www.welchfh.net to sign the
online guest book and view
the video tribute.
ina eads,
Bismarck resident
ina Jo Eads age 71 of
Bismarck died May 5, 2012.
She was born at Mt. Pine
october 7, 1940 the daughter
of Ellis and Bertha thacker
Mitchell. She was preceded
in death by her husband of
40 years Freddie L. Eads.
Survivors include three
sons, Earl, Freddie Jr. and
dale (Kim) Eads all of
Bismarck, three daughters,
Gloria Wilson, Patty (Kirk)
McClenahan
both
of
Bismarck, and Gale (Henry)
ross of Prescott, one sister,
Mildred Carrington of
Sherman, tX, two brothers,
Haskell (Betty) Mitchell of
denison, tX and Charles
(Carol) Mitchell also of
texas, 9 grandchildren, 11
great grandchildren, and one
great great grandchild.
Funeral services were
Monday in the Hickory
Grove Missionary Baptist
Church with Jim Agee officiating. Burial was in the
Hickory Grove Cemetery.
Decoration Day
to be held
the public is invited to
decoration
day
(Homecoming) at the Sweet
Home Church/Cemetery on
Hwy 346, east of Amity.
decoration day will be
Sunday, May 20, 2012.
Church service will be at
10:00 am. there will be
potluck at noon. At 1:30 pm,
there will be singing.
Gospel Singing
Saturday
the public is invited to a
gospel singing at the Alpine
Cemetery Chapel on Center
ridge road Saturday, May
12, 2012 at 6:30 pm.
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Military surplus 6x6 diesel truck with very low millage,
less than 15,000 miles, low hours. Cargo flatbed with
low sides, pintle hitch. Heavy duty construction. Call
713-557-1125 for information.
Keith Whisenhunt,
Athens resident
Keith Whisenhunt, age 56,
of Athens, passed away on
Saturday, May 5, 2012. He
was born on december 11,
1955 in Huntington, indiana,
the son of tribble and Lorene
rodgers Whisenhunt. He
was preceded in death by his
father; and two sisters, Karen
Peters and Connie Mack. He
was employed with the
Cossatot river School
district.
He is survived by his wife,
Sarah davis Whisenhunt of
Athens; his son, Brian Keith
Whisenhunt of Athens; his
daughter, Sarah Michelle
Whisenhunt of Athens; three
grandchildren; his mother,
Lorene Whisenhunt of
Ị ewhope; his sister and
brother-in-law, Lisa and
Kevin Miller of Ị ewhope;
several nieces and nephews;
and a host of friends.
Services were tuesday,
May 8, 2012 in the daisy
Free Will Baptist Church
with Kevin Jewell officiating.
interment was in the Mount
Joy Cemetery under the
direction of davis-Smith
Jaunita rummel,
custodian
Jaunita rummel, age 72, of
Glenwood, died tuesday,
May 1, 2012. She was born
on February 8, 1940 in
Grand Junction, Colorado,
the daughter of Charles and
Zella Stickel Purcell. on July
22, 1956, she married the
love of her life, Jesse
rummel,
in
Atwood,
Kansas. She was preceded in
death by her parents; and her
sister, Wilma Mackey.She
was a member of the
Glenwood Christian congregation of Jehovah Witness's.
She was a custodian at
Centerpoint High School for
over 20 years.
She is survived by her husband, Jesse rummel of
Glenwood; four daughters
and sons-in-law, Charlene
and richard Smith of
Bonnerdale, donna and
Kendall Billingsley of Mena,
rhonda and Mitch Pickett of
Hayes Center, Ị ebraska and
Keitra and danny Clark of
rio rancho, Ị ew Mexico;
two brothers, duane Purcell
of Loveland, Colorado and
richard
Purcell
of
Longmont, Colorado; her
sister and brother-in-law,
Marietta and Bob Swinford
of Quitman, texas; nine
grandchildren; eight greatgrandchildren with one more
on the way.
Memorial services were
Saturday, May 5, 2012 in the
Kingdom Hall of Jehovah
Witness's in Glenwood with
Fred Emanuel officiating.
Arrangements are under the
direction of davis-Smith
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carl Matlock,
chiropractor
dr. Carl F. Matlock, age 76,
of Benton passed away May
4, 2012 at Baptist Medical
Center in Little rock. He
was born July 23, 1935 in
Bismarck to the late Howard
F. and oma Hughes Matlock.
Carl was in the Army
Ị ational Guard from 19571963. He was a chiropractor
in Benton for many years
and was of the Baptist faith.
Carl and his wife Betty
worked together for many
years in his office and many
of their patients became part
of their family. other than
his parents he was also preceded in death by his stepmother
Sybil
Capps
Matlock.
Survivors include his wife
Betty Bailey Matlock of
Benton , son: todd Matlock
and his wife debbie of Hot
springs and his mother-inlaw: Louise Bailey of
Malvern, two brothers: Gary
Matlock and his wife Kay of
Gurdon, ronnie Matlock and
his wife debbie of Malvern
and sister: Jane Hammonds
and husband doug of
Lonsdale.
Funeral service was
Wednesday May 9th at
regency Funeral Home
Chapel with Shane Knight
and doug Hammonds officiating.
Burial was in the old
deroche Cemetery.
in lieu of flowers memorial
may be made to the deroche
Missionary Baptist Church,
c/o the Cemetery Fund or the
Spring
County
Hot
Historical Society.
Arrangements were by
regency Funeral Home. You
may sign the guestbook at
regencyfuneralhome.com.
Jimmy ross,
Four Star General
retired General Jimmy
douglas ross, age 75,
passed away in Ị ew Smyrna
Beach, FL., on Wednesday,
May 2, 2012. the family will
be receiving friends on
Saturday, May 12, from 2-4
p.m., at Lohman Funeral
Home Port orange, 1201
dunlawton
Ave.,
Port
orange, Florida. in lieu of
flowers, donations may be
made to the American red
Cross, the American Cancer
Society or the Leukemia &
Lymphoma Society. Funeral
services will be held in
Arlington
Ị ational
Cemetery at a later date.
General ross was a distinguished officer in the military reaching the rank of 4Star General, United States
Army. Following his illustrious 36 year military career,
ross continued his service as
the Senior Vice President for
the American red. He then
served in key leadership
positions in the private sector
to include President and
Chief operating officer of
Cypress international.
He was born on May 23,
1936, in Hosston, La. Upon
completion of a bachelor of
science degree in education
from
Henderson
State
University in Arkadelphia, in
1958, he was also commissioned a Second Lieutenant
in the transportation Corps.
General ross retired from
the Army in 1994.
He is survived by his wife,
Patricia ross, of 56 years;
three children, Sabra ross,
diAnna (danny) Henson,
and tony (Cyndee) ross;
and six grandchildren; two
great grandchildren; and one
brother, Bob ross.
Condolences for the family
may be shared at www.lohmanfuneralhomes.com.
Jerry Browning,
resident of
Arkadelphia
Freddie
chamberlin,
Okolona resident
Jerry Louis Browning, 66, of
Arkadelphia, died thursday
April 26 in Little rock. He was
born September 10, 1945 in
Arkadelphia the son of the late
Ị azree Browning, Sr. and
Mozell Browning. He was a
retired employee of the City of
Arkadelphia and a member of
the Piney Grove A.M.E. Church
where he was a member of the
steward board.
Survivors include his wife,
Charlotte Browning, one
son, Brian Browning both of
Arkadelphia; three daughters, Katandra Browning of
Hot Springs, Laroyce
Browning of Arkadelphia,
and Siara Browning of
Conway; his mother, Mozell
Browning of Arkadelphia;
brothers,
robert
four
Browning of St. Louis, Mo,
Ị azree Browning, Jr. of
detroit, Mi, Larry Browning
of Maryland and ronnie
Browning of Arkadelphia.;
and five grandchildren.
Funeral service were
Saturday at the Piney Grove
A.M.E. Church with Charlie
thomas officiating.
Burial was in Piney Grove
cemetery under the direction
of Mitchell Funeral Home.
Freddie irene Behrens
Chamberlin, age 77, of
okolona, passed from this
life on Monday, May 7, 2012
at Baptist Medical Center in
Little rock. She was born
on February 23, 1935 in San
Antonio, texas, the daughter
of the late roy and Alice
Masey Behrens. irene was a
seamstress. She was preceded in death by her son, Carl
Edward Chamberlin and her
daughter, Alice McMurry.
irene is survived by two
daughters,
Catherine
Anderson of Beeville, tX
and Mary Abbot of tool, tX,
one son, Cecil Wade
(denise) Chamberlin of
okolono; six sisters, Betty
orman of San Antonio, ruth
Filley of Atascosa, tX, Mary
Brown of Booneville, Leona
Chamberlin of San Antonio,
Mildred Griffin of Seguin,
tX and Virginia Sellers of
San Antonio, two brothers,
William Behrens of Ị orth
Carolina and roy Behrens of
Kansas City, KS, eight grand
children and two great
grandchildren.
Graveside services will be
held at 1:00 PM on Saturday,
May 12, 2012 at Mission
Park Cemetery in San
Antonio. Visitation will be
from 12 noon until service
time at Mission Park Funeral
Home.
the Clark County Humane
Society,
627
Walnut,
Arkadelphia, Ar 71923.
Local arrangements are by
Welch Funeral Home. Visit
www.welchfh.net to sign the
online guest book.
coy Thomas,
farmer
Coy Mendrel thomas 76, of
Bismarck, died May 8, 2012.
Born Ị ovember 20, 1935,
Mendral was the son of Patrick
and ola Mae Loy-thomas and a
member of Antioch Missionary
Baptist Church. He was a farmer.
He was preceded in death by his
parents and siblings, Wilburn
thomas, Juanita Herrin, and
onieta Cowart.
He is survived by his life long
companion of 57 years, Geneva
thomas, and his children,
Wayne and Ị eva thomas,
Vickie and Wayne Lowe, June
and Jimmy Whitley, Mike and
Karen thomas, 11 grandchildren, and 9 great grandchildren,
his brothers Arlie and Kenneth
thomas, and sisters Margie
thomas, Lorraine Walker,
Athalee Myers, and teresa
Herrin.
Services were thursday May
10 in the ruggles-Wilcox
Funeral Home Chapel in
Arkadelphia
with
don
Goodman and doyle Caldwell
officiating.
catherine
Wallace, cHS grad
Catherine Leigh Hill Wallace,
age 30, of Hot Springs, died May
6, 2012 while coming home
from vacation in a tragic accident. She was born on
Ị ovember 5, 1981 in Hot
Springs, the daughter of darrell
and Loetta Lowe Hill. on
August 26, 2006, she was married to Jonathan Wallace.
Catherine graduated Centerpoint
High School in 2000. She
worked as a data entry clerk for
Arkansas Cama technologies.
She is survived by her husband,
Jonathan Wallace of Hot
Springs; her father and stepmother, darrell and Sharon Hill
of Hot Springs; her mother,
Loetta Martinez of Hot Springs;
two brothers and one sister-inlaw, Steven and Laura Hill of
Lewisville, texas and Bryan Hill
of Hot Springs; three sisters and
brothers-in-law, Amanda and
Larry Walton and Kimberly and
Bryan Brady all of Hot Springs
and Melissa and Jason Bouton of
Mineola, texas; numerous
nieces, nephews, cousins; and a
host of friends.
Memorial services will be
held at 3:00 PM, Friday, May
11, 2012 in the davis-Smith
Funeral Home Chapel with
Mary Forsythe officiating.
Kenneth Gray,
Ouachita
Marine retiree
Kenneth odell Gray age 69
of Arkadelphia passed from
this life on tuesday, May 8,
2012
at twin
rivers
Health
and
rehabilitation Center in
Arkadelphia. He was born
April 20, 1943 in Gould, the
son of Elwood odell and
Evelyn
tarlton
Gray.
Kenneth was a Baptist was
and retired from ouachita
Marine and Grumman
(Alumacraft) Boats of
Arkadelphia. He was preceded in death by his father,
one son Kenneth Carroll
Gray and one sister Sabrina
Manes.
Kenneth is survived by his
mother, Evelyn Pearson of
Gould, one son, Butch Gray
of Caddo Valley, two daughters, tonya (George) Magby
of Arkadelphia, and Lynn
(donnie) Stephenson of
Friendship, eight grandchildren, three great grandchildren, two brothers, ricky
(Bonita) Pearson of dover,
Greg (Paula) Gray of
Bismarck, four sisters, Sue
(Jack) Ursery of Gurdon,
Linda (david) irons of
McGhee, Sandra (Larry)
Murphy of Gould, and doris
(Gerald) taylor of Amity.
A memorial service will be
held at 7:00 PM on
thursday, May 10, 2012 at
Welch Funeral Home with
david Avington officiating.
the family will receive
friends from 6:00 PM until
service time at the funeral
home.
the American Cancer Society
901 Ị University Little
rock, Ar 72207
Cremation arrangements
are entrusted to the Welch
Funeral Home of Arkadelphia.
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Police Blotter
arkadelphia Police
Department
May 7
Lester Clyde Strother, 41,
1104 S. 26th, was arrested for
possession of an instrument
of crime and no vehicle
license.
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theft was reported on
Gresham Street.
terroristic threatening was
reported on S. 23rd.
Shelly deann ross, 37,
2507 Country Club road,
was arrested for domestic
battery.
May 5
theft of motor fuel was
reported at a 10th and Caddo
Street business.
theft was reported at oBU.
Harassment was reported on
Ị . 20th Street.
Accident was reported on Ị .
10th Street.
May 4
Violation of an order of protection was reported on Pine
Street.
theft of motor fuel was
reported at a Pine Street business.
May 3
Endangering the welfare of
a minor and interfering with
emergency communications
was reported on Ị . 24th
Street.
Welfare concern was reported on Ị . 20th Street.
domestic disturbance was
reported on S.10th Street.
May 2
theft was reported at a Pine
Street business.
May 1
disorderly conduct was
reported at the dHS office.
reported on Ị . 20th Street.
Counterfeit money was
reported at a Pine Street business.
Forgery was reported at a
Pine Street business.
Fraudulent use of a credit
card was reported
Clark County Sheriff's
office
May 7
theft and criminal trespass
was reported on Gin road in
Gurdon.
May 5
terroristic threatening and
harassing
communications
were reported on Highway 8
West.
david A. Mobley, 31, was
arrested for failure to appear.
May 4
Unauthorized use of a vehicle
was reported on Womack Street.
dog bite was reported on
Highway 26 West in okolona.
theft was reported on Melugin
road in Gurdon.
Jarrett James Bradford, 30, was
arrested for battery and aggravated assault.
May 3
Welfare concern was reported on
trigg Lane.
Battery among juveniles was
reported on Central road.
dispute was reported on
Sandage road in Gurdon.
Larry Gene Hirst, 46, was
being held for indiana.
May 2
Ị uisance dog was reported
on trigg Lane.
reported on Bateman and
Piney ridge road after a suspect allegedly brandished a
gun.
House fire was reported on
Humphry road in Gurdon.
reported on GP Lane in
Gurdon.
theft of motor fuel was reported on Highway 51 South.
ira dale Munn, 49, was arrested
for driving on a suspended
license.
Kenneth dean Burton, 34, was
arrested for terroristic threatening.
May 1
dispute was reported on
Womack Street.
point cedar News
the Point Cedar community yard sale begins on
Friday, May 11. Please come
by and visit the vendors
(children and adult clothing,
live plants ready for potting
or putting in yard, glassware,
and many other items).
remember to check signs
along Hwy 84 from
Bismarck to the Bait
Shop/Grocery and west on
84 for sites. the sale continues on Saturday, May 12.
the one-room School
reunion for those who
attended Beaton, Center
Hill, Lone Hill, Mount Zion ,
and Shady Grove Schools ,
will be at 1:30 PM on
Saturday, May 19, at the
Point Cedar fire station community room.
Mother’s day is on
Sunday, May 13. the
tankersley reunion is
Saturday, May 26, beginning
early with coffee at the old
place on Amity road . Bring
potluck dishes, photographs,
and lawn chairs.
the Memorial holiday,
Monday, May 28, will
include the decoration of
Wesleyan Cemetery in Point
Cedar. the speaker will
begin at 1:30 PM on that
date. there will be no mail
delivery on this federal holiday.
to
Congratulations
Milburn
and
Lavern
(Burchfield) Hughes on their
50th wedding anniversary.
they were married on May
4, 1962 in Point Cedar (at
the old Powell place) by Mr.
Bardwell. A reception was
held in their honor at the
Antioch MBC last Saturday.
their daughters include
Lynette Kemp (danny),
Carolyn Frazier, and grandchildren.
Pakistan was founded
in 1947 mainly through the
efforts of Mohammed Ali
Jinnah. the name was originated by Choudbri Ali, a
young
Cambridge
University student, and
means “land of the pure,”
but is also an acronym for
Punjab, Afghania, Kashmir ,
iran, Sind, turkaristan,
Afghanistan, and the last letter of Baluchistan .
the United Methodist
churches and many other
churches and organizations
are promoting “imagine Ị o
Malaria” for the world. More
than half the world’s population is at risk to this disease
(a parasite which is transmitted to humans through the
bite of a female anopheles
mosquito). the initial symptoms are fever, headache,
chills and vomiting. if not
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led to the creation of the
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those who visit the
Shouse Ford Campground
may look to the left and see
Henderson
State
the
University ’s Biology Field
Station which is on the Ị W
Shore of deGray Lake. this
is a 7,000 square foot log
cabin which will house two
laboratory/classrooms,
a
research lab, library resource
room, and living accommodations for fourteen students
and two faculty. Work was
originally to begin in 2008,
and the general public was
invited on April 28, 2012 for
a briefing on this project.
the mission is to support the
Henderson State University
biology department in pursuit of scientific education
and research that advances
understanding of the natural
world
and
promotes
informed stewardship of the
earth. the station will provide a hands-on learning
environment for students
and allow outreach activities
for Boy and Girl Scouts, 4H, and others. the site is on
Beaton Creek road . the
104 acres is on a long-term
lease from the US Army
Corps of Engineers.
About fifty individuals
met for a reunion of the children
of
robert
Lee
Burroughs 1882-1959 at the
Bismarck United Methodist
Church recently. the ten
children
were
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Bennie
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Bernice (Cook), Calvin, and
Maurice Burroughs. Several
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tim Burroughs, Kathy and
doug Green, Chad Green)
and others in Hot Springs
(Calvin and Ann Burroughs),
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and Pearcy. Winnie (Wait)
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this year.
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Daniel
Gardner
e d I tO r I A l s
Political
columnist
Madly in love...
the newly-formed love
firm of dewey decker and
Emily Stickles (she of the
incredible cheekbones and
watchful county eye) began
yet another sensation here in
the valley.
Ever since dewey told
Emily he was actually in the
manure business and not just
enamored of the stuff itself,
and ever since Emily admitted to dewey that she liked
him as a man and not as a
subject for a doctoral dissertation on rural nutty people,
there has been a difference in
the community. the sun
seems to shine a little more
golden on us all, the cattle in
the pastures seem cleaner
and happier, the kids seem to
catch more fish down in
Lewis Creek, and the Farmer
Brothers coffee at the Mule
Barn truck stop has a certain
Starbuckian finish to it.
dewey and Emily are in
love and we’re in love with
the whole idea.
Marvin Pincus, he of the
Fly tying Love Center,
immediately took credit for
yet another happy romance
when he learned that the
stonefly nymph on a number
six that he’d tied for dewey
to help his love life actually
pinned the two together after
one of dewey’s “accidents.”
Marvin’s only fear was his
Home country
Slim Randles
Down Home Columnist
fly tying might become so
popular and effective that
there would be no more lonely people left and he’d have
to go back to tying flies just
to catch fish.
the guys at the Mule Barn
raised their cups in a porcelain salute as the newly-inlove couple drove past in
dewey’s pickup. dewey and
Emily grinned and waved
back. We noticed dewey’s
sign,
Environmental
Enrichment Services, was
proudly back on the truck’s
doors again.
“do you suppose,” doc
asked us, “dewey will get
Emily her own shovel for her
birthday?”
We nodded. “that’d be ol’
dewey all right,” said Steve.
in the truck, dewey was
one of those two-headed drivers because Miss Emily had
laid her head on his shoulder
as he drove.
“Honey?” said Emily. “do
you realize the two of us are
driving around the valley
aimlessly in a manure
truck?”
“Yes.”
“And i think it’s great,
dewey.”
The honor scholars
i went thursday to the
Gurdon High School honors
program. As always, i was
very happy for the children
who received some recognition.
in life, most of us are not
so ego-oriented that we
would admit it is nice to be
recognized, but we sure do
love the recognition... i love
to see them smile. i have
tried my best to be a media
public servant since 1980.
that is a few full moons
back for those of you who
might have noticed that
Sunday, May 6 was supposed to be our May moon
this year.
As i get older, it comes
to my attention what is
important in life. one of the
most important things is to
encourage others to become
all they can become in whatever profession they are
called to do. in some cases,
they are called to be good
fathers who work hard at a
factory and show up at their
children's ball games to
encourage them.
others are called to be
farmers, and need to teach
their children the love of the
land; how to hunt, how to
fish, how to enjoy the woods
or how to enjoy planting and
harvesting a crop in the field.
i know a little bit about this
one, having been raised by a
farm couple.
Mother's day is coming up.
i tend to think of it as already
gone because i wrote a big article about it for my magazine that
is already on the web. But i
did not mention my adopted
mother, Grandma Marvel
Ị elson. Grandma was there
in the trenches for this man.
She showed me how to cook
an egg, how to make a bed,
encouraged me when i
mowed the yard right and
gave me tutoring when i
needed a good mind with
patience to help me with a
class. She was called to be a
farm wife and mother, both
News Item:
Obama “comes out”
for homosexual
“marriage.”
John
Nelson
Columnist
to me and my biolo
What i am trying to say
is whether it is a laborer, a
farmer, a writer, a doctor, or
even a lawyer, like Perry
Mason or Ben Matlock portray on old folks television,
people need to be encouraged to be what they are. if
you are dreaming and focusing on being a rocket scientist and your grades are
below average, you might
want to re-evaluate. But if
you are struggling to make a
telephone bill instead of
writing that book you know
you would love to do, hang
in there and maybe the
finances will straighten out
so you can have the time to
make your vision, using your
talents, come true. i tell children to shoot for their
dreams, not the dreams of
someone else.
Ị ow if i were dreaming
of inventing a time machine
so i could go back to 1934
and find out if my grandfather, John Hans Ị elson, really was the body-double for
legendary bank robber John
dillinger, then you could
justifiably tell me my
dream might need reevaluating. My point,
keep your dreams real
and your whims separated
from your reality.
i am married to one of
the sweetest girls i ever
knew. At one time, i had a
whim that John would
need at least a dozen wives
to take care of all of his kingly needs. Yeah right, boy am
i glad i did not try to achieve
that whim!
But then again, i had a
whim that i would have a
publication that would last
decades and develop into
something useful to future
generations. i may be
achieving that one through
the online world... time
will tell.
Still thinking
about voting
democratic?
a fantasy on the first anniversary of
Mom’s death
“Come in here, Mom,” i
said, as she swept into the
house where she’d lived for
64 years. She glided to a
stop. Looking around the living room, her lips thinned,
eyes clouded, brow furrowed. Upturned palms
panned this area of the family home––now mine. i half
expected her to say, as she
had during the last days,
‘What are you doing here?’
i pushed a swivel chair
under her so she could view
the entire room. “We sold
your sofa. Ị one of your heirs
needed it. this one’s mine,
remember?”
Mom cast one arm toward
her piano that was still where
she left it. Mine stood beside
it. “Carolyn doesn’t have
room for it in her house.”
Slowly, she surveyed the
rest of the room, shaking her
head.
“Ị o one needed the cabinet
stereo, so i gave it to my
friend dot. Your hospice
nurse wanted the macramé
plant hanger from that corner. doesn’t your pink
recliner look good there?”
Mom lifted her hand toward
the sunroom-cum-office. She
held my arm, rose from the
chair and moved toward the
bright area. At the double
doorframe, i turned a rocking chair around and eased
her down. She shivered; i
shawled her shoulders with
one of her throws.
She studied the room.
Shades
of Home
by
Pat Laster
Ị othing stood where it previously did. the only familiar piece was Granddad
Ị oah’s handmade library
table.
She spotted her African
violets. For years, the
stunted
blue-flowered
plants merely existed in
plastic yellow pots set on
spiraling ledges of a
wrought-iron stand. i’d
repotted them into ceramic containers and sunk
two more into blue pottery jardinières.
With regular watering
and plant food, the violets
had thrived; the blooms
were
profuse.
Mom
motioned to one and held
out her hands. i took it
down and let her hold it
on her lap. For the first
time, she smiled.
We continued the slow
journey through the house.
in the dining room, she finally relaxed. Her massive
china cabinet still stood in its
place. She didn’t seem to
notice that the oak buffet was
on another wall, and that MY
china hutch was in that
space. As if she had just
come in with the newspaper,
she sat down at the table—as
cluttered now as it was then,
albeit with different items—
reached for the unfinished
Poet’s Corner
ViCaRioUS liViNG
other than our jobs we
have become a mass of
spectators.
We spend much, if not
most, of our lives watching.
if we can’t see it in person, it’s on the boobtube.
And we will expend
much time, money, and
effort to see.
this hoopla we allow
ourselves to be drawn
into, it borders on mass
hysteria.
our heroes have clay
feet, and we are so easily
duped!
crossword and the ubiquitous pen, and went to
work—an eerie scene of
dÉJÀ VU.
After lunch, where we
watched the birds in the birdbath and beautyberry bush,
and before viewing other
changes, Mom agreed to a
nap.
the bathroom wall heater
still warmed. A flea-market
picture frame held a picture
of her and HEr mother. She
seemed pleased.
After she lay down, i placed
a pillow under her knees,
then added blankets until she
motioned to stop.
Later, we walked into the
bedroom where dad endured
his final illness. it now
served as my sitting room.
the hide-a-bed sofa was
the only thing she recognized. Her face twisted;
she shuddered and turned
away.
She led me to the room
beyond the kitchen which
was HEr sitting room.
Wh en s h e n o ticed her
houseplants, her eyes
s p ar k led f or an in s tan t,
b ut f aded lik e a f ir ework.
Suddenly, Mom tugged
at my arm, and then
skimmed unaided across
the hardwood to the front
door. She scrabbled at the
hardware like a pet wanting
out.
i opened it, and before i
could kiss her, she was gone.
Bob Palmer, editor
Excluding the news, and
that word is arguable,
99% is entertainment.
We don’t question what
should be questioned, but
do argue over truth.
All of this has endowed
us with broader butts and
bigger bellies.
And all the ailments that
an unhealthy lifestyle can
provide us.
Science has given us
longer life spans, but
with more aches and
pains!
these bodies were
designed for doing not
sitting, and too much sit-
ting leads to early dying.
Also, lost into this inaction your non-used brain
cells take a hiatus, which
leaves a body without a
brain, a human vegetable!
this zombyism has scientific names, such as
dementia, or Alzheimer’s.
Hit that remote, get up
and get out, and get to
doing something. Learn
something new every
day, task all of your muscles consistently, and the
death Angel’s hand will be
staid!
B.P.
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Two parties are
needed
When Congressman ron Paul (rtX) spoke at Mississippi State
University last year, he drew an
overflowing auditorium of enthusiastic students on a night filled with
thunderstorms and bad weather. As
a college lecturer familiar with students’ attendance habits, i had
anticipated a much smaller crowd.
Many of his lines drew wild
applause and even standing ovations. He stated plainly there’s only
one political party in Washington.
He’s right. that’s why tEA Party
victories in the 2010 elections so
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need representatives in Washington
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and democrats have worked
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Secondly, what’s so extreme or
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system?
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taxpayers already pay around 27.5percent of all federal income tax
revenue, or the top 10-percent pay
nearly 60-percent of all income tax
revenue. Sounds more than fair to
me especially since i’m not even
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Who among us really wants to
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are receiving more money from the
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back, you are bankrupting your
own descendants as well as the next
generation of Americans.
Contrary to what progressive
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of money. Future taxpayers will
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off your credit card balances too?
Same thing.
only those of us working or
receiving earned retirement income
are paying taxes, and fewer of us
are working than were working 30
years ago. We don’t need the government giving more money to
those who are not working. We
need more people working. We
need leaders in Washington who
understand we need more workers
and fewer people receiving government money while not working.
As Congressman Paul said, there
is only one political party in
Washington, and that has to change
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generations of Americans from
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than voting for one party or the
other, vote for representatives
who will stop spending trilliondollar deficits and who will
truly help small business owners and entrepreneurs create
new jobs.
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jobs, which will raise tax revenue; we need to cut the size of
government to spend less; and
we need leaders who will give
us more than campaign speeches and bumper sticker slogans.
Americans have seen way
more than our fair share of
campaign speeches the past
four years. We need someone
to lead us all out of this mess.
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triangles have a unique
place
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our
world.
Engineers use them to build
bridges, romance writers use
them to manufacture chaos,
Pythagoras used it to create
his theorem, and the shortstop uses it to make a double
play! triangles strengthen
structures. they take three
straight lines going nowhere
and form a bond that can
withstand great pressure.
i see this cohesive combination in another triangle:
women-horse-child. it is
particularly evident when the
child has down’s syndrome,
Multiple Sclerosis or any
disability
which
other
restricts their possibilities.
in many equine therapeutic
riding programs that i’ve visited, women are the predominant hands-on helpers in the
arena. to be successful, a
mutual trust must be established. it is no secret that
most young kids are more at
ease with a mother figure.
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mother’s compassion from
her voice, her touch and her
protective stance.
A woman introduces the
child to the horse. this
allows the child to give the
horse the benefit of the
doubt, because the woman
trusts the horse and the child
trusts the woman. When the
child is set up on the horse’s
back, it is still in the mother’s arms, ready to be rescued if need be. through a
long progression of walks
around the arena the child’s
faith increases in the horse.
the physical mother-child
contact begins to loosen. it
proceeds from holding one
hand, to a hand on the back,
to a hand on the saddle, to
walking beside leading, and
then one day, cheering from
the sidelines.
the child’s trust eventually
expands to include the horse.
the triangle is complete. We
have connected woman-tochild-to-horse and back towoman. this third leg was
there before the child was
born or was even a thought.
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is haphazard or coincidental.
i have concluded it involves
some primitive instinctual
behavior.
it is especially obvious at
any equine therapeutic riding
center. Check it out for yourself. You will see small
islands of woman-horsechild. Concentrate on one of
those triangles. try and
drown out the chatter, the
buckets, and the racket going
on around you. then imagine the child on the horse is
yours. You become hypersensitive to the slightest
movement; be it protective,
encouraging, or loving.
Even the smallest step in
this magic triangle performance going on in the arena
becomes
magnified.
Successes are marked in the
tiniest gesture, the slightest
touch, the tentative smile and
the skip of a heartbeat. And
through the cloud that puts
you in the triangle, you hear
the softest of voices saying,
“it’s all right, he won’t hurt
you.”
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In “Nikki & Deja:
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Barb Rosenstock has also written
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In “A True Princess,” a
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“Seekers: Spirits in
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Admission to the event is
free, but parking is $10,
thomason stated, suggesting
that due to the likely volume
of event-goers, carpooling
would be advisable.
Ị atalie Swan, who is coordinating the event, explained
that Warrior dash is a 5K
course that is lined with 14
different obstacles.
runners will be released
every half-hour in waves of
500, she said. there is no set
time to finish the course, she
said, adding that the races
will be held from 9am-3pm.
“Some will complete it in
thirty minutes and others
may take two hours,” she
said.
Warrior dash is a national
competitive event that has
been in existence since 2009,
Swan said, noting that this is
the first event to be held in
Arkansas. Sixty-five events
are held around the US each
year, she stated. the event is
owned and managed by red
Frog Events.
in addition to the races,
Swan said bands will be
playing and a live dJ will be
on hand during the day.
Various food vendors will be
set up and Warrior dashrelated gear and other items
can be purchased, she said.
Spectators can cheer their
favorite runner on during the
race, Swan said, adding that
there will be viewing in several areas, including in front
of the mud pit, one of the
obstacles participants must
endure on the local course.
While Swan estimated that
about 8-9,000 people would
show up Saturday in Amity,
thomasson said he feels like
the number will be more like
10-12,000.
thomason noted that
Warrior dash is the first of
such events to be held at
timber Lodge. on June 23,
the lodge will host a weightboarding competition.
thomasson told the newspaper that he is excited about
the event.
“i’m excited,” he said as he
watched workers construct
obstacles along the course.
“i think this is going to be
good for the whole area.”
Getting in Shape for Warrior Dash
Joe May photos
(Left) Seen from the chapel, the ranch has taken on the
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are areas near Caddo Gap.
(Above) one of the obstacles is this A-frame, which
thomasson says will be covered in netting for the race.
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davidson on the mound for
all seven innings.
the
Knights scored one run in the
second inning and two more
in the fifth. the Knights
pitcher and defense held the
Hornets to no runs. the
Knights had six hits and one
of those was a double with
no one on base as for the
Hornets. they had four hits
and one double with no one
on bases. Final score in
Friday's round one of 3A 4
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May publishing
by a score of 6 to 12.
on Monday, May 7 in the
game buying for fourth or
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Knights will be seated fourth
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on thursday, May 10 on
Field #2 at Gurdon High
School against the Winner of
region 2 with will be either
Glen rose or Brinkley.
the 3A State track and
Field meet took place at
Prescott High School with
two Lady Knights qualifying--Brooke Wright in the
Girls Shot-Put and Alli
Porter in the 1600 meter run
and the 3200 meter run. Alli
Porter placed Fourth in the
1600 meter run and Eight in
the 3200 meter run.
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Centerpoint Lady Knights’
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other runners for fourth place
in the 1600 meter run
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Even in modern speech this language is used:
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though some reading may be sweet to the taste, it
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do you listen admiringly to a negative, critical person as
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rightfully so, we denounce Judas for betraying Jesus. How
could Judas be so callously crass, so profane, so small-minded
as to place a financial value on his allegiance to Jesus?
Judas, however, was not the only one.
during the cool early morning hours in the high priest’s courtyard when it became clear that Jesus was in serious trouble,
Peter was willing to emphatically proclaim, “i know not the
man!”
Why did he do this? Presumably, to safe guard his own skin
and ensure his own comfort.
do we find it easier to denounce Judas’actions than Peter’s? Both men,
at least in one instance, valued something more than their allegiance to
Christ. if we find it a little harder to criticize Peter, perhaps this is because
we too feel the tug of placing value upon how people treat us.
So, what about us? do we value anything more than our allegiance to Christ? if faced with a situation where either we could
preserve a comfortable status quo or we could obey Christ and
stand up for him, would we sell out Jesus?
Jesus made it clear. to be a disciple involves the way of the
cross, that is, to die to self-interests in order to live for him
because we place him above all other competing values in our
lives (Matthew 10:37-39; 16:24-26). Given our fears and
desires to be accepted, this can be a hard message to hear.
Good news! Peter was not cast off because of this one-time failure. Upon hearing that Jesus was risen, Peter joined the remaining ten apostles and traveled to Galilee where Jesus commissioned them to go and make disciples of all nations.
the following chapters of Peter’s life reveals an apostle proclaim Christ even to hostile adversaries. Peter learned to live the
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found it to be in good shape
for the time that it has been
out of operation.
Voan said the company has
stated it will likely spend $1
million in reopening and
restocking the local hospital.
they plan on staffing the
emergency room and using
15 patient beds and will have
a staff of about 55-60 with a
potential payroll of $900,000
for the first year. the company plans on reopening the
clinics in Glenwood and
Murfreesboro as well, she
added.
Already, the company has
engaged the services of a
physician locating business
to find a doctor to work the
hospital, Voan said.
Baker stated that the hospital's license is currently
owned by Ị ew directions.
the county cannot renew it,
he said.
the judge said he has given
information
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directions to Kare Partners
and is hopeful that the two
companies can reach a settlement that will give ownership of the license to Kare
Partners and at the same time
absolve the county of any
potential debt that would
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Ethan Blackmon was recognized by Governor and Mrs. Beebe as a governor’s schoalrship
winner. He is also valedictorian of Centerpoint High School. Ethan plans to attend ouachita
Baptist University this fall and major in accounting. His plans are to pass the CPA certification and work for Blackmon oil, inc.
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Keith Hancock of Alpine shows off a large walleye he
caught on deGray Lake Monday while fishing with doug
Killian of Amity. the fish was thought to weigh about 7lbs.
have to be worked out in
court.
“Ị othing is going to
happen unless they can
get that license renewed,”
he stated.
Baker noted that he had
received a proposed contract from Kare Partners
that will have to be negotiated.
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allowing the company to
operate the facility and if
they are successful for
two ye a r s , t h e c o u n t y
would give them the
d eed .
J u s tice J oh n n y P ly ler
wondered aloud how
the
company
could
p r o f i t a b l y o p e r a t e the
hospital “when two others
couldn't do it.” He also
expressed doubt that a
full-time emergency room
would be beneficial, noting that that segment of
the hospital often loses
money.
Voan stated that the
emergency room would
be a “loss leader” and
noted that it is necessary to
save lives.
“We can stabilize people
there and send them on to
another facility,” she said.
Justice Paul Baker said
he would be in favor of
the proposal “only if it
doesn't cost the county
one dime.”
As the discussion on
how to allow the new
company to take over the
facility continued, Paul
Baker noted that such talk
was useless.
“We're not in a rush
here. First, we need to
see if they can get the
license extended.
We
need to check with our
lawyer and make sure that
the county is not involved
in this in any form or
fashion.”
His father, don Baker
agreed.
“i don't want the hospital on my agenda any
longer than i have to have
it,” he remarked.
the court will revisit the
issue at their regular
meeting in two weeks.
in other business, Jeff
Guerin addressed the
court about the construction of three tennis courts
on the city park property
near the hospital, which is
owned by the county.
A former tennis pro,
Guerin stated that he is in
the process of building a
public access clay surface
court on the former baseball field using crushed
stone as a surface. Aside
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Hot Springs, it will be the
only clay court in the
area, he said, adding it
will be the only one open
to general access.
Guerin said he plans to
install 3-foot fencing
around the sides of the
court and ten-foot back
fences. Asked about the
type of fencing material,
he stated that he was not
yet certain.
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South Pike County School
district has 15 students
involved in tennis and
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desire to play on the
courts. He noted that priority for the free courts
would be given to the
school children.
the work is being
financed by donations, he
said, noting that a grant
application to the state
was rejected last year.
Guerin will report on
further developments at
the next court meeting.
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Students from the
Clark County Christian
Academy were among
the participants in
thursday’s
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day of Prayer celebration in Arkadelphia. the
event was held at third
Street Baptist Church.
A prayer For America
righteous God, we submit to your rule the nations of the world. this day we ask and pray
for the protection of our brave men and women who have volunteered for military service,
both here at home and around the world. Lord, give them compassion for even those whom
they confront as enemies. Keep them from hate and wanton destruction or from scorekeeping with human lives. We realize our Father, that for a season our men and women in uniform
must be a people at war, but keep them safe from the hate that hardens into cruelty, the
destruction that hardens into wantonness and an attitude that hardens into a lust for
vengeance. though we recognize that for a season we must be a people of war keep our soldiers, sailors, and airmen, eager for peace and as eager for a cessation of hostilities as they
are for military victory. Give them courage to do their duty, to encourage one another in the
fulfillment of their objectives, but most of all, our Father, never let hard military duty and sacrifice separate them from their loyalty to our Savior, Jesus Christ, who taught us to be peacemakers, to bind our efforts toward bending our swords into plowshares for the peace and dignity of all mankind. Amen
Submitted by Bob Sanders, Pastor
St. andrew Methodist Church
As many of your already know, my name is Loletia
pate rather and i would like to be your next pike
run Loletia
county Treasurer. i have tried to personally visit
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with as many voters in our county as possible.
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However, due to my full-time duties as pike county
deputy circuit clerk, time has prevented me from
meeting as many of you as i would like.
PleaSe CoNSiDeR THSe FaCToRS WHeN CaSTiNG yoUR VoTe:
1. Four years working with Apprentice information Systems computer programs, the current system employed by all offices in Pike County government.
2. Currently employed by Pike County with a good understanding of the daily, weekly and
monthly procedues required.
early voting begins May 7, 2012 Democratic Primary May 22, 2012
your vote will be appreciated and i pledge my dedication to the
job of Pike County Treasurer.
elect loletia Pate Rather Pike County
Treasurer
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Graysonia
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come experience life at Graysonia
aN eXHiBiT aT THe ClaRK
CoUNTy HiSToRiCal
MUSeUM
opening on May 12, 2012
from 1-4pm
*Photographic display of Graysonia
then and now
*Slide show
*Displays of logging tools and the
commissary
*live band performing in the park
*Games for children
*Blacksmithing demonstration
*Crochet demonstration
750 South 5th Street in Arkadelphia
Graysonia was one of numerous mill towns that sprang up in
southern Arkansas during the
twentieth century as a result of
Arkansas’s growing timber
industry. At its peak, Graysonia
had one of the largest mills in
the South and a thriving community. today, few visible
remainders of the town exist.
in 1902, William Grayson and
Ị elson McLeod became principal stockholders in Arkadelphia
Lumber Company. the company moved to a site near the
Antoine river in 1907 because
there were not enough resources
in the area to continue at their
former location. the new town
was named Graysonia, in honor
of the company’s president.
the mill at Graysonia became
one of the South’s largest due to
the high lumber demands
brought on by World War i. the
mill especially prospered
between 1915 and 1920. More
than 500 employees worked to
produce 150,000 board feet
each day. this was substantially
more than other mills, such as
the
one
at
Mauldin
(Montgomery County), which
produced 25,000 board feet
each day at top speed.
At its founding, 350 people
lived in the town. Population
more than doubled during the
town’s peak. Graysonia was a
company-owned town but was
different from many other company-owned towns in Arkansas
because it incorporated and
elected its own government
officials. in addition to a large
commissary, the town boasted
luxuries such as a confectionary, a movie theatre, three
hotels, a school, and a church. it
had a water system, as well as
electric services.
in 1924, the Bemis family
bought into the company, and it
was renamed the ozan-Grayson
Lumber Company. the Bemis
family operated other area
mills, and this merger marked
the beginning of five successful
years of lumber production.
Graysonia’s decline was due in
large part to lumber companies’
“cut and move” mentality,
which means that they took timber from the land and moved to
another area with more
resources. However, this was
not the only reason for the
town’s abandonment.
in 1929, the Great depression
swept the country. the mill at
Graysonia held on for a time,
but by 1931, the burden of the
depression and a lack of timber
became too great. the planer
mill lasted for a while by cutting
stored lumber, and management
considered operating several
small mills to continue production. However, the financial situation worsened, and the mill
closed.
Cinnabar, an ore from which
mercury is extracted, was discovered in southwest Arkansas
in 1930. Mill workers were
encouraged to stay in Graysonia
and work for the Arkansas
Quicksilver
Company.
However, cinnabar mining also
began to dwindle, and people
started moving away from the
town. Workers found jobs in
other mills or mines, and the
town became deserted. the
ozan-Grayson directors reported to stockholders that the land
was worthless, not worth the tax
burden to keep it. the Bemises
decided to sell 10,000 acres of
the land to the McMillan family,
traders in timberlands from
Arkadelphia. With the remaining 50,000 acres, they built a
mill in delight in 1937, using
some of the equipment from the
Graysonia mill.
on Ị ovember 19, 1950, the
Graysonia post office closed
down and routed its mail
through Alpine. in that same
year, the U.S. Census listed the
population of Graysonia to be
zero.
This program was made possible in part by a grant from the Department of Arkansas Heritage, funded by your 1/8 cent conservation tax, Amendment 75.
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Council rehires fired worker, appoints new councilman
mendation,
Councilmen
dora Lee Bean and robbie
Hancock moved to hire
Smith. the motion carried
unanimously.
the council then took the
mayor's recommendation to
appoint Jason Mitchell to fill
the unexpired term of
Councilman Chris Fagan,
who died last month following an extended illness.
He was then sworn in to the
position by Clark.
Clark then told the council
that tim Hill has approached
the city about the possibility
of either purchasing the old
city landfill, which sits on 17
acres outside the corporate
limits, or the contents of the
property. the mayor noted
that Hill is interested in disinterring the scrap metal
buried on the property and
selling it, something he has
done in other places.
discussion then followed as
to whether the city should
sell the property outright or
allow Hill to harvest the
metal at the suggested rate of
10% for the city.
it was agreed that Clark
would seek more information on the proposal as well
as the city's potential liability
in the event of environmental
issues.
City recorder/treasurer
Heather Bankhead told the
council that beginning with
this month, the city will start
paying the fire department
back for a $9,000 expense
that occurred when that
department added several
firemen to the state fire and
police pension fund and
backdated their times, which
then accrued fines and penalties because the workers had
not been added in a timely
Bankhead
manner.
expressed concern that there
may be other firemen who
have not been added.
“i'm just concerned that
we're going to get another
$1,500 bill,” she said.
Bean expressed the hope
that no further workers
would be added with backdated start times.
Councilman Johnny
McAnally, himself a fireman, explained that the
workers who were added,
“fell through the cracks, but
they had to be added. i'm not
sure why they were not
added earlier.”
McAnally suggested that
Fire Chief BJ Johns should
be requested to attend the
next meeting to explain why
the workers were added late.
Porter stated that he felt the
workers could have been
added in another way that
would not have cost the city
so much money. Bankhead
noted that Johns, upon finding out the penalties,
attempted to remove the firemen, but the pension fund
administrators refused.
Ị o action was taken, but it
was agreed that Johns should
appear at the next meeting to
explain the issue.
in other business, the council:
*Agreed at the motion of
McAnally and Hancock to
donate outdated communications equipment from the
police department to the Pike
County Search and rescue
Unit.
*Agreed to look for a new
water department truck.
*Agreed at the motion of
McAnally and Hancock to
add $2,700 to the police
department budget for more
part-time officers.
*Heard Clark say he is talking to the Bank of the ozarks
and the Bank of delight
about a possible line of credit for the city's $140,000
matching funds for the street
enhancement project.
*discussed revamping the
city's nuisance ordinance to
include derelict buildings
and to allow for a court
appearance for those in violation of the law.
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the vehicle in January
2010, it was discovered
the at the county did not
have a clear title to the
vehicle. it also was
learned that the vehicle
had not been registered
with the state since 2006-meaning that Ledbetter
had not paid sales tax or
penalties as provided by
state law. the county had
applied for a lost title and
special license plate to
exempt the vehicle from
tax, davis said.
in the press release,
davis noted the fact that a
special prosecutor has
been appointed to investigate Ledbetter in the case.
that prosecutor, Jack
McQuary, has told one of
the parties in the suit that
the investigation is still
ongoing.
“the plaintiffs in the
suit filed today wish to
see the law attach to
Sheriff Ledbetter just as it
attaches to each and every
citizen of Hot Spring
County. it is not understandable how an individual sworn to uphold his
duties as a sheriff can
remain in that seat upon a
finding that he is in noncompliance with state
law,” davis stated.
“Sheriff Ledbetter not
only failed to perform his
duties, but has blatantly
broken the law. the very
laws he and his office
issue tickets and arrests,
as well as assist the prosecutor in the prosecution
of individuals, has seemingly been set aside for
Sheriff Ledbetter. the
citizen-taxpayer Plaintiffs
in the lawsuit being filed
today simply want justice
and for the county to be
repaid any and all debt
owed to it. they are
proud to be from Hot
Spring County and are
under a great distress that
a man elected to serve
such a position of trust
and authority would start
his tenure as sheriff by
breaking
the
law.
Furthermore, they want to
send a message that Hot
Spring County is not
going to tolerate such
behavior of its elected
officials and it will come
to light should those
elected officials, such as
Ledbetter, break the law,”
she continued.
“the parties hope and
pray for further investigation, action by the
Attorney General’s office
and/or some affirmative
action by the Special
Prosecutor as they do not
want to see such an act
‘swept under the rug.’”
in the filing, davis
quotes Ledbetter as saying he “did not know he
was
doing
anything
wrong.” She then wrote
in the suit, “...ignorance
of the law is not a defense
afforded to the common
citizen of Hot Spring
County and thus the
Sheriff, the one placed in
a position to enforce the
very laws at issue herein,
should be held accountable
for his actions and treated
and handled by the judicial
system just as any other
common citizen would.”
in the filing, davis asked
that the court mandate
Ledbetter “to reimburse the
State of Arkansas and/or Hot
Spring County in a reasonable and adequate amount of
money that will pay for the
title to become clear and
should reimburse any and all
monies he profited as a
result of this illegal transaction, including but not
limited
to
interest,
mileage, costs and all
relief associated with said
vehicle transaction.”
davis further noted that
Ledbetter “breached his
fiduciary duty to the citizens of Hot Spring
County by driving and
operating a vehicle without proper tags or license
while simultaneously running to become the sheriff
[and] failing to pay the
appropriate tax on the
purchased vehicle.”
the suit also asks that
Ledbetter as an individual
be responsible for the citizens’ attorney fees.
A
the dealer also paid the
interest on the loan to the
bank.
davis stated that the
sheriff-elect “drove said
vehicle for six months,
apparently without making a payment, then had
the county pay for those
six months of the vehicle
plus the interest.”
the auditing committee
found that the transactions did not comply with
ethics regulations, which
states that an elected official “shall not be interested in any county transaction for which he will
benefit” and “an officer
may not use his office to
advance his individual
personal economic interest.”
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Burroughs went to trade
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By Joe May
Editor
Meeting in regular session,
the Amity City Council rehired a street department
employee and filled a vacancy on the council.
Following a half-hour execMayor
utive session,
Chester Clark told those
assembled that the council
had decided to fill two
vacancies within the city.
don Smith, who was terminated from his position in the
street department after Police
Chief dean Porter arrested
him for drugs, was rehired to
his position with the city. He
was also severed from the
job another time by Mayor
Chester Clark, but was
rehired in that instance as
well.
Following Clark's recom-
congratulations to all of our area high
school graduates! May your futures be
bright and full of promise.
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as we grow closer to the primary election, let me
take a moment to thank the voters of Hot Spring
County for allowing me to serve as yoUR county
judge. it is an honor to represent you.
i hope that you will be able to support me in this
year’s election. i believe that i have looked after
the county’s affairs in a responsible manner. i am a
fiscal conservative and i am cautious as i administer the county’s $10 million annual budget.
i am a proud supporter of our rural public schools
as well as youth programs such as 4-H and FFa.
if i can be of service to you, please do not hesitate
to call me at home or at the office.
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CHOICE XTRA $68.99/mo. Prices include the following bill credits for 12 months after rebate: $20 for ENTERTAINMENT, $24 for CHOICE and CHOICE XTRA; plus an additional $5 with online rebate and consent to email alerts.
In months 13-24, bill credit will be $10/mo. Upon DIRECTV System activation, customer will receive rebate redemption instructions (included in customer’s first DIRECTV bill, a separate mailing, or, in the state of New York,
from retailer) and must comply with the terms of the instructions. In order to receive $25 monthly credits for the ENTERTAINMENT Package ($29 for CHOICE and CHOICE XTRA) in the first 12 months, customer must submit
rebate online (valid email address required) and consent to email alerts prior to rebate redemption. Rebate begins up to eight weeks after receipt of rebate submission online or by phone. Duration of promotional price varies based on
redemption date. °2012 NFL SUNDAY TICKET OFFER: Package consists of all out-of-market NFL games (based on customer’s service address) broadcast on FOX and CBS. Local broadcasts are subject to blackout rules. Other conditions
apply. 2012 NFL SUNDAY TICKET regular full-season retail price is $199.95. Remote viewing and additional features require NFL SUNDAY TICKET MAX subscription, sold separately.Customers activating the CHOICE XTRA Package or
above will be automatically enrolled in and receive the 2012 season of NFL SUNDAY TICKET at no additional cost. Subscription will automatically continue each season at special renewal rate unless customer calls to cancel prior
to start of season. Subscription cannot be cancelled (in part or in whole) after the start of the season and subscription fee cannot be refunded. Account must be in “good standing” as determined by DIRECTV in its sole discretion to remain
eligible for all offers.
**24-MO. LEASE AGREEMENT: EARLY CANCELLATION WILL RESULT IN A FEE OF $20/MONTH FOR EACH REMAINING MONTH.Must maintain 24 consecutive months of your DIRECTV programming package. Advanced Receiver-DVR fee
($8/mo.) required for DVR lease. Advanced Receiver-HD fee ($10/mo.) required for HD Receiver lease. Advanced Receiver fee ($20/mo.) required for HD DVR and TiVo HD DVR from DIRECTV lease. TiVo service fee ($5/mo.) required for TiVo HD
DVR from DIRECTV lease. If you have two boxes or one box and an enabled TV, an additional $6/mo. fee applies. For each additional box and/or enabled TV on your account you are charged an additional fee of $6/mo. per box and/or enabled
TV. NON-ACTIVATION CHARGE OF $150 PER RECEIVER MAY APPLY. ALL EQUIPMENT IS LEASED AND MUST BE RETURNED TO DIRECTV UPON CANCELLATION, OR UNRETURNED EQUIPMENT FEES APPLY. VISIT directv.com OR CALL
1-800-DIRECTV FOR DETAILS. Advanced receiver instant rebate requires activation of the ENTERTAINMENT Package or above; OPTIMO MÁS or above (for DVR Receiver, MÁS LATINO); Jadeworld; or any qualifying international service bundle,
which shall include the PREFERRED CHOICE programming package (valued at $41.99/mo.). LIMIT ONE FREE HD DVR UPGRADE PER ACCOUNT. Second, third and fourth HD Receiver offer requires activation of the ENTERTAINMENT Package
or above or MÁS ULTRA Package or above and HD DVR as the first free receiver upgrade. Home Media Center HD DVR and additional advanced receiver upgrades available for a charge.INSTALLATION: Standard professional installation in
up to four rooms only. Custom installation extra.
To access DIRECTV HD programming, HD equipment required. Number of HD channels based on package selection. Local channels eligibility based on service address. Not all networks available in all markets. Programming, pricing, terms
and conditions subject to change at any time. Pricing residential. Taxes not included. Receipt of DIRECTV programming subject to DIRECTV Customer Agreement; copy provided at directv.com/legal and in order confirmation.NFL, the NFL
Shield design and the NFL SUNDAY TICKET name and logo are registered trademarks of the NFL and its affiliates. ©2012 DIRECTV. DIRECTV and the Cyclone Design logo, CHOICE and CHOICE XTRA are trademarks of DIRECTV, LLC. All other
trademarks and service marks are the property of their respective owners.

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