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J (USPS156-140) Vol. 133, Number 11 DeWitt, AR 72042 • 16 Pages • 2 Sections • 75 cents

AROUND THE COUNTY

r. and Sr. High Dragon Cheerleaders for 2015-2016 Announced

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Story and Photos on Page A8

Thursday, March 12, 2015

Arkansas County 4-H Achievement Banquet

WILDLIFE 4-H CLUB EASTER EGG HUNT

The Wildlife 4-H Club will sponsor the annual Easter Egg Hunt on March 21st at 10 a.m. at the DeWitt City Park. 4-H Clubs or others wanting to help or donate filled eggs, contact Brandi at 870509-1549.

ANNUAL CHOIR DAY PROGRAM

The Annual Choir Day Program at Greater St. John M.B. Church will be held Sunday, March 15th at 2:30 p.m. Ada Clark-president/ Rev. Robert Vanderbilt-pastor

DELUCE PRAIRIE UNION UMC CHICKEN NOODLE SUPPER

4-H members with awards

The Deluce Prairie Union UMC Chicken Noodle Supper has been rescheduled for this Friday, March 13th, 2015 from 5-7pm.

Tickets are $7.00. You may dine in or carry out.

GOSPEL CONCERT AT EASTSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH

There will be a gospel concert on Saturday, March 14th at Eastside Baptist Church in DeWitt. Glen and Leigh Ann Pool will put on a program of Good Ole Gospel Music and homespun humor.

The program will start at 6pm. A love offering will be taken.

Erika Black receives Hall of Fame award and the Nora Watson scholarship

Keith Watson accepts memory brick award in honor of his mother Nora Watson

Vera Strange accepts memory brick award in honor of her grandson Daniel Ruffin Far left: Brandi Danner is presented an award for being the outstanding 4-H leader; Left: Destiny Brown is presented an award for being the 2015 Senior County Champion.

A R K A N S A S COUNTY RETIRED TEACHERS MEETING

Arkansas County Retired Teachers will meet Wednesday, March 18 at 11:30 at Stuttgart Hospital in conference room A. Our speaker will be Steven Svetz with the Attorney Generals office.

The topic will be how to protect your self from scams. Come and receive some important information, good food, and warm fellowship.

The Arkansas County 4-H banquet and awards program was held Monday, March 9th at the DeWitt High School at 6:00 p.m. Arkansas County 4-H members were honored in the activities that they participated in throughout the year and officers for the Jr. and Sr. 4-H member of the year were also announced.

Awards given were: 2014 District 4-H Record Book Winners- Allie Hill, Riley Allen, Rob Phillips, Destiny Brown, Chloe West, Will Phillips. District O’RamaChloe West, Rob Phillips, Ri-

ley Allen, Will Phillips, Mary Claire Grantham, Allie Hill, Kaid Nelson, Destiny Brown, Ashley Terry. State O’RamaDestiny Brown Ashley Terry.

Rally Day- Riley Allen, Mary Claire Grantham, Madison Cupples. Fashion Revue- Rob Phillips. Share The Fun- Mary Claire Grantham.

Method DemonstrationWill Phillips, Destiny Brown.

Broiler BBQ- Riley Allen.

Scott Tractor- Haley Poole.

4-H Scholarship- Heather Poole. Project Books Completed- Mary Claire and Chloe Belle Grantham. 4-H

Poultry Chain- Grand Champion Will Phillips, Reserve Champion Rob Phillips, Julia Ryan, Emma Sullivan, Gabe Pfleger, Autumn Danner, Sydney Miller, Mary Claire and Chloe Belle Grantham, Shasta Batchelor, Cheyenne Cox, Dillon Cox. Pumpkin/ Watermelon Fair EntriesRob Phillips, Will Phillips, Connor Henry. Cadet and Honorable Mention- Jayden Allen, Kaitlyn Allen, Shasta Batchelor, Cole Campbell, Autumn Danner, Mary Katherine Denny, Raegan Douglas, Joshua Goldman, Rachel

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Goldman, Connor Henry, Kameran Hudson, Emily Mitchell, Ellie Watkins and Honorable Mention Project Winner- Destiny West. Honor Club Awards- Clover Kids 4-H Club, Prairie Angels 4-H Club, Spirit of ’76 4-H Club, Wildlife 4-H Club. Hall of Fame winner was Erika Black and the Outstanding 4-H Leader was Brandi Danner of Wildlife 4-H Club. 2015 Senior County ChampionDestiny Brown. Jr. County Champion- Will Phillips.

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LOCAL NEWS EWITT

POLICE REPORT

Officer Billy Truax and Officer Johnathan Powell responded to a call from 110 E. Holt Ave, in reference to the Complainant’s ex-husband being at her residence refusing to leave. Upon arrival, the Complainant stated that he was outside somewhere.

Complainant stated that the Suspect had been there cursing her, threatening her and the neighbors, and she wanted him to leave, and not bother her anymore. As the Complainant was telling Truax and Powell what was going on, the Suspect walked around from behind the house. As the Suspect approached where the officers were, Truax could smell a strong odor of intoxicants about him.

When the Suspect approached, Truax advised him to go on to his house, and not to return.

Tractor Trailer Overturns on Highway 1 in DeWitt

The Suspect, stated no, let me explain. The Suspect was trying to argue about why he was there, after being told to leave.

Brandon Griffie was then placed in handcuffs and transported to the Arkansas County Detention Center, and charged with Public Intoxication 5-71-212, and Criminal Trespassing 5-39-203.

The Complainant stated that Griffie was not welcome at her house, and had not been invited over. The Complainant stated Griffie refused to leave her alone and is always threatening her and the neighbor. Powell was shown the back door of the residence where the Complainant had a chair pushed up against it to keep Griffie out. She also said she has a window that doesn’t lock and Griffie was trying to get in through that window.

HELP WANTED

RKANSAS COUNTY

NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS for employment at

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Triple L Liquor Pick up application at the store 507 S. Whitehead Dr. in DeWitt.

CRESTPARK OF DEWITT is currently accepting applications for:

LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES Apply in person. No phone calls please

DeWitt School District is accepting applications for a

BUS MECHANIC for the 2015-16 school year.

Any person interested should contact Jeff Rader, Director of Transportation at the DeWitt Administration Office 1841 S Grandview Drive, DeWitt, AR 72042.

Phone 870-946-3131. EOE

ADAMS FERTILIZER EQUIPMENT is now accepting applications for a

CDL Driver

Apply in person. Pick up an application at

1503 S WHITEHEAD DR. IN DEWITT, AR No phone calls please.

DeWitt Hospital, Nursing Home & Ferguson Rural Health Clinic are seeking Full-Time & PRN:

RN’s & LPN’s Day & Night Shifts Benefits & Sign-on Bonus Available Contact: Jerrilynn Horton for Hospital: 870-233-2208 Dana Adams for Nursing Home: 870-233-2253 Ginger Bogy for Clinic: 870-946-3637 1641 S. WHITEHEAD DRIVE, DEWITT, AR

DHNH is an Equal Opportunity Employer Also seeking Part-time

ER Clerk Evenings & Weekends Pick up applications at Businesss Office.

Government Arkansas County Quorum Court meets the second Tuesday of each month at 9:30 a.m. in the courthouse.

Crocketts Bluff Volunteer Fire Department meets the first Monday of February, April, June, August, October, and December at 7 p.m. at the fire station.

You do not have to be a board member to attend.

DeWitt Airport Commission meets the second Thursday of each month at 7:30 p.m. at DeWitt City Hall.

DeWitt/Arkansas County Housing Authority Board of Commissioners meets the third Monday of each month at 10 a.m.

DeWitt City Council meets the second Monday of each month at 6 p.m.

DeWitt Municipal Waterworks meets the second Monday of each month at 3 p.m. at the water office.

DeWitt School Board meets the second Tuesday of each month at 5:30 p.m. in the district office.

Gillett City Council meets the second Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. (November-March) or 7 :30 p.m. (April-October).

St. Charles City Council meets the second Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. in the St. Charles Museum.

St. Charles Zoning Commission meets at 7 p.m. the first Thursday of each month at the St. Charles Fire Department.

The St. Charles Volunteer Fire Department meets the first Monday of every month at 7 p.m. at the fire station at 610 Broadway.

The St. Charles Fire Department Auxiliary meets the second Monday of every month at 7 p.m. at the fire station at 610 Broadway.

Club Meetings American Legion and Auxiliary meets the first Thursday of each month at Camp Doughboy at 6:30 p.m.

Arkansas County Diabetic Support Group meets the fourth Tuesday of each month at 6 p.m. in the Arkansas County Bank Community Room.

Caring and Sharing Food Pantry is open the second and fourth Tuesday and Thursday of each month from 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. on Court Square in DeWitt.

Unity Baptist Church Community Clothes Closet is open the second and fourth Tuesday and Thursday of each month from 9:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m.

Delta Medicine Assist Program will be open Monday-Friday from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. at Baptist Medical Health Clinic in Stuttgart.

DeWitt Alcoholics Anonymous meets every

AgHeritage Farm Credit Services Employee Service Awards AgHeritage Farm Credit Services annually recognizes 5-year milestones in employee service. This year Service Awards ranged from 10 to 35 years.

Honored this year were: •35 Years of Service – Nathan Wagner, Central Office •30 Years of Service – Greg Cole, Central Office •20 Years of Service – Ronny Carr, Dermott Branch; Liz Melson, Stuttgart Branch •15 Years of Service – Drue Ford and Sherry Williams, Central Office; Kyle Stovesand, Stuttgart Branch

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Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the DeWitt City Hall courtroom. Use the east door.

DeWitt Athletic Booster Club meets the first Monday of each month in the DeWitt High School library at 5:30 p.m.

DeWitt Band Parents Association meets the third Tuesday of each month at 6 p.m. in the DeWitt High School band room.

DeWitt Chamber of Commerce meets the third Thursday of each month at noon at PCCUA Community Room.

The DeWitt Community Book Club meets the second Monday of each month at PCCUA DeWitt campus at 5:30 p.m. Anyone who is interested in reading a variety of fiction and nonfiction and discussing books with other readers is welcome to attend.

DeWitt Hospital Auxiliary meets the second Tuesday of each month at noon at PCC-DeWitt.

DeWitt Lions Club meets every Tuesday at noon at The Bull Pen. DeWitt Rotary Club meets every Wednesday at noon at The Catfish Shack.

40 et 8 meets the first Wednesday of every month at 7 p.m. at Doughboy.

The Gillett Civic Group meets the second Thursday of each month in the community room at the Planters and Merchants Bank.

The Grand Prairie Historical Society meets the third Thursday in Jan., April, July and October.

The Grand Prairie Quilt Society meets the second Wednesday of each month at 9:30 a.m. at the Stuttgart Public Library.

The Grand Prairie Ruritan Club meets the third Tuesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. at The Willows Restaurant.

Masonic Lodge #157 meets the first and third Tuesday of every month at 6:30 p.m.

Prairie Angels 4-H Club meets the fourth Monday of each month at 3:45 p.m. at Faith Baptist Church.

TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) meets each Thursday at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Gillett. Weigh-in starts at 5:30 p.m.; meetings at 6 p.m.

Weight Watchers meets every Monday at Arkansas County Health Dept. Weigh-ins begin at 5 p.m.

Ya-gotta-wanna Al-Anon Group provides support for anyone affected by someone else’s drinking. AlAnon meets 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. on Mondays at the Presbyterian Church, 120 W. 7th, Stuttgart, AR. The Thompson (Sassafras) Cemetery Annual Meeting will be held March 16th at 7pm in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Wright. All interested parties are encouraged to attend.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES Arkansas County$23.50 Elsewhere in Arkansas$35 Outside Arkansas$35 Outside the 48 contiguous states$40

•10 Years of Service – Nanette Peifer, Batesville Branch; Keri Lemke, Central Office AgHeritage Farm Credit Services is a financial cooperative with owned and managed assets in excess of $1 billion as of December 31, 2014, that provides credit and related services to more than 3,100 farmers and ranchers in 24 Arkansas counties. Branch offices are located in Batesville, Brinkley, Dermott, Lonoke, Newport, Pocahontas, Searcy, Star City and Stuttgart.

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LOCAL NEWS

Community Briefs

By Ora London Church: Giving God all praise, glory and honor.

What a day, what a time, we all had at our Homecoming celebration which started Saturday at Patillo School. Thanks to all for coming out for a great time.

That was not the ending. Sunday morning, the baptizing of Laquanta Jackson took place. At 3:00 o’clock the Homecoming worship service. Thank God for the many who helped to celebrate this joyous occasion.

Thanks to our special guest Pastor Charles Boyd and his church family from Pine Bluff, AR. Visiting churches included Mt. Calvary, Nichol Chapel, Tabernacle M.B., Provindence and all other surrounding churches thanks so much. The Crossett District Revival will be held March 11th-13th at 7:00 O’clock p.m. at Gates Chapel A.M.E. Church, 305 3rd Street, Crossett Ark. Sick List: Percy Hayes, Essie Hayes, Gene Joyner, Mattie Woods, Calvin London, James Jemerson, Zola Woods, and also a prayer for Lasaundra Bradford’s baby.

Announcement: We are happy to announce that Lagina Young rededicated at First Baptist Sunday, and her son is a candidate for baptism on March 22nd.

Youth day is every fourth Sunday. Please feel free to bring your children. Greater St. John will be celebrating their choir day program on Sunday March 15th.

Birthdays: Theresa Johnson & Kelvin Bronson.

Remember to get your announcements to Ora London by Monday 12:00 O’clock Scripture: Joy-They that sow in tears, shall reap in joy.

Psalm 126:5.

DeWitt Farmer Recognized as Winner in Yield Contest DeWitt farmer Jason Berry has been named a national winner in the 2014 Asgrow Yield Contest. Berry is one of the top-yielding soybean producers in the country with Asgrow AG4632 brand soybeans.

Asgrow brand soybeans offer the latest agronomic solutions for top-end yield potential and plant health.

The brand’s research and development pipeline applies advanced breeding methods for native traits, biotechnology, enhanced weed- and insect-control options, as well as other characteristics designed to alleviate the effects of adverse growing conditions, enabling farmers to consistently achieve desired results.

Asgrow debuted its first national yield contest in 2012 in an effort to encourage soybean producers to compete with their peers to raise the greatest number of soybeans per acre. The contest also provides farmers the opportunity to learn newly developed practice methods, which contribute to overall advances for farmers across the country. Winning farmers were recently recognized for their outstanding efforts during the 2015 Commodity Classic in Phoenix.

“We are thrilled to partner with farmers like Jason and congratulate them on achieving record-breaking yield results with Asgrow seed,” said Dipal Chaudhari, Asgrow Brand Manager. “Asgrow products provide a strong level of defense, diverse maturity range and exceptional standability for farmers everywhere in their quest for higher yields. With innovative Asgrow products, farmers have the advantage of superior weed management while still achieving top-end yield potential.”

For more information and solutions for your fields, work with your local Asgrow® and DEKALB certified dealer or visit Asgrow.com/YieldContest.

Memorial Service to be Held for Blumhorst The family of Murray Blumhorst, who passed away on January 1, 2015, will hold a small memorial service on Friday, March 13 at 11:00 AM at Cedar Crest Memorial Gardens on Highway 1 in Dewitt for those that would like to say their final goodbye.

Obituary

Obituary

Mary Louise Purdy

Peggy Trites

Mary Louise Kittler Purdy, 102, of DeWitt died March 4, 2015. She was born February 7, 1913, in Almyra to Alfred Lemon Kittler and Rosie Katherine Huffman Kittler.

She was preceded in death by her husband, H.B. Purdy; parents; and son, George Purdy.

Survivors include her son, H.J. Purdy (Marie); daughter-in-law, Shelia Purdy; three grandchildren Miguel Purdy, Brandy Purdy, and Bryan Purdy; seven great grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews.

Graveside services were March 7 at DeWitt Cemetery by Essex Funeral Home.

Peggy Vizzier Trites, age 83, died March 5, 2015.

She was born September 4, 1931 to John and Ruth Bradley Vizzier. She was preceded in death by her husband of 57 years, Maurice L. Trites, Sr., brothers Carroll Vizzier and Douglas Vizzier. Survivors include two sons, Maurice L. Trites, Jr. and wife Betty, John William Trites and wife Kathy. Three granddaughters Abby Trites Staton and husband Brandon of DeWitt, Meg Trites and Alex Trites of Gillett. She was an active member of the Gillett United Methodist Church, United Methodist Women, and the Dorcas Quilters. Peggy was an avid seamstress and enjoyed working in her yard.

Memorials may be made to Gillett United Methodist Church Kitchen Fund or Community Food Pantry, P.O. Box 88 Gillett, AR 72055. A celebration of her life was held at 2 P.M. Sunday, March 8, 2015, at the Gillett United Methodist Church with burial at Gillett Cemetery by Essex Funeral Home. Pallbearers are Dale Reed, Dennis Dixon, Scott Place, Monty Young, Charles Reed, and Sammie Whiting. Honorary Pallbearers are Bill Harrison, Ralph White, Charles Layton Mattmiller, and Justin Wallace.

Obituary Arlene Ferguson Virginia “Arlene” Branham Ferguson, age 91 died March 7, 2015 at Crestpark Nursing Home in DeWitt, AR. Arlene was born on March 5, 1924 in Gillett, AR to Spencer Vance Branham and Ethel Stinson Branham. She attended Gillett High School and was a homemaker.

Arlene was a member of the Gillett United Methodist Church, Gillett Extension Homemakers Club and Gillett Leisure Club. She enjoyed hunting and fishing.

She was predeceased by her parents, her sisters; Bonnie Reed and Lorraine White Simpson, her daughter; Fayrene Herman, and grandson; Robert Henry Rustmann. She married William Walton Ferguson on July 2, 1942. They were married for 61 years until his death on September 28, 2003.

Survivors are her daughter Bonnie (Bob) Rustmann; grandchildren: Brian (Patti) Rustmann, Tonya Rustmann, all of Jacksonville, FL; Michael Herman of Epps, LA; and Jason (Tina) Herman of Morrilton, eight great grandchildren and many nieces, nephews, friends and her loving caregiver Becki Weinrich of Gillett.

Funeral services will be 11:00 AM Wednesday, March 11th at Gillett United Methodist Church with burial at Gillett Cemetery by Essex Funeral Home, DeWitt. Visitation will be 10:00 AM Wednesday, one hour before the service at the church.

Obituary Earnestine Fitzpatrick Earnestine Fitzpatrick of Benton Harbor was born March, 5, 1937 in DeWitt to the union of Foster and Lillian Jenkins. She passed Thursday, February 26 at Lakeland Regional Medical Center, St. Joseph, MI. Earnestine’s Christian conviction led her to unite with the Peter’s Rock Baptist Church under the leadership of Rev. Frank Barnes where she served on the Usher Board and a choir member. She also united with the Sweet Home Baptist Church under Rev. H.C. Christian. In later years she united with the St. John Baptist Church until the passing of Rev. Perry Murray. She later united with the Golden Light Baptist Church and later with the St. Mark Baptist Church under the leadership of Rev. John L. Price. Her favorite song and scripture was “I’ll Fly Away” and the 23rd Psalms.

Earnestine was preceded in death by her parents; children, Bobby Fitzpatrick Jr., Linda Fitzpatrick and Helen Fitzpatrick; one sister, Mary L. Jenkins; brothers, Odell, Edward and Lee L. Jenkins.

She leaves precious memories in the hearts of two sons, Charles Jenkins and Robert Jenkins; one daughter, Viola Wesby; two brothers, Ozell Jenkins and Rodney Cohns; two sisters, Elnora Harris and Ada Beleford; one godsister, Lonnie B. Doolittle; special sister-in-law, Jessie Jenkins; goddaughter, Lakesha Bennett; six grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.

Obituary Cora Mae Smith Cora Mae DeWease Smith, 80, of Almyra, Arkansas, passed away on Tuesday, March 3, 2015, in DeWitt, Arkansas. Cora Mae was born on November 7, 1934, to the late Charles Henry and Bertha McCroy DeWease in Crocketts Bluff, Arkansas. She married Newt Earl Smith on November 24, 1950, in Tichnor, Arkansas. She was employed by Munro Shoe Factory for 37 years.

Cora is survived by her children Minnie Ann Mannis of Almyra, Robert (Jana) Smith of Hot Springs, Arkansas, Roger (Brenda) Smith of Clinton, Arkansas, and Kevin (Kathy) Smith of Crossett, Arkansas; 9 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by her husband of 49 years, Earl Smith; parents Charles Henry and Bertha DeWease; brother Charles Henry DeWease, Jr.; son-in-law Darrell Mannis; grandson James David Mannis; and great granddaughter Michaela Cheyenne Mannis.

She was a loving wife, mother, and grandmother.

She will be missed greatly.

Funeral services were March 6 at Forks LaGrue Cemetery with burial at Hockenberry Cemetery

by Essex Funeral Home.

Obituary Maxine Jones Maxine Jones 37, of Dewitt, died Thursday March 5, 2015 at her home in Dewitt. Born June 18, 1977 in Little Rock, Arkansas she was the daughter of the late Willard Jones and Janet Kirkendall Jones of Dewitt, Arkansas.

Maxine was educated in the Dewitt Public School System.

Maxine was preceded in death by her father; Willard Jones.

Maxine is survived by her mother; Janet Jones of Dewitt, (1) Son; William Godfrey and Alice Godfrey both of Dewitt, (1) Sister; Charlotte Jones of Dewitt and a host of other relatives and friends to cherish her memory.

A memorial service will be scheduled at a later date by Mc Kinzie Funeral Home of Dewitt. The family request that instead of flowers make all contributions to McKinzie Funeral Home P.O. Box 541 Dewitt, Arkansas or call 870-946-8326.

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The bride-elect is a 2013 graduate of the University of Central Arkansas with a Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing.

She is now a Registered Nurse at the Arkansas Heart Hospital in Little Rock, and plans to apply this spring to start her degree toward becoming an Advanced Nurse Practitioner.

The prospective groom is a 2009 graduate of Ouachita Baptist University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology with a minor in chemistry.

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Black and Buell to Wed Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Black of DeWitt, AR are pleased to announce the wedding of their daughter, Lisa Michelle Black to Dustin Rue Buell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Nobles of Humphrey, AR and Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Buell of Holbrook, ID. Lisa is a 2002 graduate of DeWitt High School, a 2007 graduate of Arkansas State University with a Masters in Business Administration and a 2014 graduate of the University of Arkansas for Medical Science with a Doctorate of Pharmacy degree. She is currently employed at Tommy’s Rexall and a member of New Life Fellowship in DeWitt.

Rue is a 2009 graduate of DeWitt High School. He is currently employed at Subway and New Life Fellowship. He is a member at New Life Fellowship in DeWitt.

The wedding ceremony will be held at New Life Fellowship in DeWitt on April 25, 2015 at 6:00 p.m. The reception will be held immediately afterwards. All family and friends are invited to attend. Invitations will be sent to out of town guests only.

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By Dawn Teer This reporter sat down with Judge Eddie Best and 911 Coordinator Nan Davenport to talk about 911 and where it’s at almost six months after the Courthouse Annex fire.

According to Davenport, “One thing that we were able to save was our generator. That’s an expensive piece of equipment to replace, so we are thankful we were able to save it. When the fire occurred we had just upgraded all our equipment. What some people don’t understand is that we not only did we lose our new upgraded equipment, but also our old equipment.” One thing that helped them extremely was firefighter Billy Burns who went through a window to rescue the server, as well as two fire proof boxes, out of the offices. Southern Arkansas Business was able to retrieve much information off the server to help them reset up the system.

Davenport went on to say that technology is getting smaller.

“Since the fire we have not only gotten a new system completely, but an updated one that has done away when some of the old equipment. Something new that they have gotten was an ability to put floor plans in the system so a dispatcher can look at floor plans and that can be helpful for a call where maybe someone is trapped in a house. We have gotten a Rolodex system for numbers such as utilities, hospitals, etc. so that we no longer have lists on the wall, these numbers are right there at the click of the mouse.”

Now there have been important locations put in the system, such as hospitals, ambulance services, etc. This is helpful when someone calls in and for example, says they are at Boyd’s Corner, maybe they have lived in the area their whole

911 System life, but don’t know the highway number. The dispatchers have at their fingertips these kinds of locations to make it easier to target where the caller is calling from.

“One thing I want people to know is that even though our equipment is at the Central Office of Centurylink, it is fully capable and fully functioning. There is nothing at this point that our 911 system cannot do that it did not do before.

This has been since October 29.

However, that being said, we live in an increasingly mobile environment. Last month 86% of our 911 calls were wireless. It is not unusual for some calls to go outside the county. But every county that surrounds Arkansas County has a one touch button that can transfer that call back to the county it should be in. When our dispatchers answer the phone they always answer the phone Arkansas County 911. If you ever hear another phrase such as communications or dispatch, that is a clue you have not reached Arkansas County 911. If the surrounding counties don’t follow the protocol of verifying where the call is coming from it can have a situation where dispatchers could dispatch to the wrong county, same address but wrong county.

That’s where problems arise. If they practice their due diligence this can be avoided. Whenever there is a problem it is my job to follow up on what happened.

Never trust what people tell you, follow up and have them make test calls to make sure it goes to the right place. I want people to understand that we live in a mobile environment. Be prepared, know that you need to reach Arkansas County. But you can be standing at the DeWitt Courthouse and reach Lonoke County or Jefferson

County. When problems arise, we have things in place to find out what happened, whenever a call comes in, I investigate.”

Landline numbers also can have problems. Sometimes the phone carrier has programmed the number incorrectly in their system.

That doesn’t happen very often, but when it does happen, Davenport is called by a dispatcher and she then contacts Centurylink to have the number rerouted correctly. Davenport said we have to handle these kinds of problems, because people’s safety is at stake.

Even though the equipment is at Centurylink’s Central Office, the dispatchers are still at the Stuttgart Police Department in a brand new facility and work area.

The future has Davenport working with Centurylink, Airbus and Rave technologies to figure out the safest way to implement Smart 911 into the current 911 system. It is a state funded program where people can create a user profile complete with contact information. They can also program medical conditions, floor plans, etc.

These type of things will help first responders in an emergency situation.

Another thing that Davenport has been working on with the state GIS office is address points, this is a layer that will be created and installed on our mapping system.

One of the things that will help with this is that will help our dispatchers open up arial photography, and the address point layer will lay over the assessor’s parcel layer so the dispatchers will get a better picture of people’s addresses. This will take it a step farther in locating someone.

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LOCAL NEWS

911 System

By Dawn Teer

Continued from Page A4

Judge Best brought up a point he wanted people to know is that you will never get a busy signal when calling 911, if the dispatchers are busy, the phone will ring and keep ringing until the dispatcher is free to answer the call. There was a situation recently someone called in and when the phone rolled over the gentleman thought he had been disconnected and hung up.

When the dispatcher was free she called him back. He stressed that when people call, stay on the line they will answer your call as soon as they can. Davenport said, “One thing about this county is that all our first responders work together for the safety of our community. If anyone in this county has a problem with 911, call me, I even have my personal cell number on my card. If they don’t call, we don’t know there’s a problem. If something breaks, we may not know it until someone calls.”

A reminder to the citizens of Arkansas County that will help responders find them is to put their address in at least 4 inch letters if the house can be seen from the road. If it can’t, then put them at the end of driveway so an ambulance or fire truck can see them

and find them.

Another thing to remember when people are building a new house in a flood zone they must obtain a floodplain development permit.

Davenport, Shanda Harris, Ruby Allen and Judge Best are all able to help with filling out paperwork and will do so free of charge. If you don’t know if you are building in a flood zone call her office and she can go on the FEMA website and tell you. Davenports number is 870-673-6648.

The Arkansas County 911 is fortunate to have dispatchers who have been doing their jobs between 8-18 years. This is not common to most 911 departments. The longer you do a job, the better you get at it. The dispatchers here just held training to learn the features of the new system, at the Centurylink office. The 911 dispatchers are Mary McCarty, Monica Johnson, Beverly Dunn, Megan Whitcomb, Edith Long, and Maxie Cage. “They are here when we need them, whether it’s 2 am or 5 pm.” said Davenport.

During the recent icestorm, Mary McCarty actually ended up staying at the police station because another dispatcher couldn’t make it in to work. The dedication from

Arkansas County 911 dispatchers shows their concern for the safety and wellbeing of the citizens and community.

Davenport said, “Centurylink has been so gracious to us since the fire, allowing us to store our system there.” Centurylink employees Albert Johnson, who attended a one week class to learn our system, and Kim Ceville have assisted Davenport along the way and she appreciates their efforts on behalf of the citizens of Arkansas County.

Robbie Theodore, Centurylink’s Area Plant Supervisor was instrumental in facilitating making the space in the Central Office for our equipment.

It is amazing what 911 Coordinator, Nan Davenport, knows about 911, and she is dedicated to the citizens of Arkansas County and their safety. Judge Best said he has been so fortunate to have not only Davenport, but Ruby Allen, Administrative Assistant and Shanda Harris, OEM Coordinator to help him learn what he needs to know about 911, and Emergency Management.

If you would like further information on 911 contact Davenport at 870-673-6648.

The Arkansas Agriculture Department Recognizes Century Farms Across State ◄

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New and Renewal Concealed Handgun Class will be this Saturday, March 14th at PCC in Room 105.

New students, W/O a permit, start at 9:00am.

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The Arkansas Agriculture Department announced today that 54 Arkansas farms will be designated as Arkansas Century Farms in 2014. Arkansas Century Farm signs and certificates will be presented to owners of the farms at three locations around the state the week of November 18-20.

The Arkansas Century Farm program is a program that recognizes Arkansas’s rich agricultural heritage and honors families who have owned and farmed the same land for at least 100 years. The program is voluntary, places no restrictions on the land, and does not require a fee.

To qualify, farms have to meet the following criteria: •The same family must have owned the farm for 100 years by December 31, 2014.

•The farm must be at least 10 acres of the original land acquisition and make a financial contribution to the overall farm income.

The following Arkansas farms will be awarded a sign and certificate at the following locations: Tuesday, November 18 @ 1:30 pm – Rogers Conference Center at the University of the Ozarks at Clarksville, AR •Wallis Family Farm of Benton County •Spriggs Farm of Boone County •Possum Hollow Family Farm (PHFF) of Clark County •Pippin Farm of Franklin County •John K. Carter Farm of Johnson County

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FAITH & RELIGION

Seek the Welfare of the City

By Pastor Steve Ellison

Perhaps you know it already; maybe you have never heard; or maybe you simply need to be reminded. As a Christian, you are just a pilgrim passing through.

Your heart must not be focused on the temporary world in which you live.

Rather, you should be focused on the next world. Like Abraham, you should be seeking the city which is built by God. However, as others have rightly said, we ought not to be so heavenly minded that we are no earthly good. God has left us here on earth so that we can point others to Him. Jeremiah, the prophet, lived Jerusalem when many of his people had been carried away into exile by the Babylonians.

Jeremiah wrote a letter to the elders of the people who were in exile. The letter began, “Thus says the Lord of hosts, the God of Israel, to all the exiles whom

I have sent into exile from Jerusalem to Babylon, ‘Build houses and live in them; and plant gardens and eat their produce.

‘Take wives and become the fathers of sons and daughters, and take wives for your sons and give your daughters to husbands, that they may bear sons and daughters; and multiply there and do not decrease. ‘Seek the welfare of the city where I have sent you into exile, and pray to the Lord on its behalf; for in its welfare you will have welfare.’ (Jeremiah 29:4-7 NASU) As a Christian, you are much like the exiled people of Israel.

Jeremiah’s letter can serve as a sort of communication directly from heaven for us. The exiles all wanted to get back home where Jeremiah was. As Christians, you and I look forward to heaven but live in what amounts to a foreign land. We are surrounded by people with

different lifestyles than us. We are surrounded by people with different values than us. We are surrounded by people who have different plans for their lives.

We are exiles in a foreign land. It will be that way until Christ returns.

As Christians, we live in what amounts to a foreign land. We would be wise to follow the Lord’s advice given from the pen of Jeremiah, Seek the welfare of the city where I have sent you into exile, and pray to the Lord on its behalf; for in its welfare you will have welfare.

God causes rain to fall on the just and the unjust. Proverbs and other wisdom literature in the Bible tell of God rewarding the righteous and punishing the unjust. We often fall into thinking that this means here and now, in this life. While it might happen in this life, most of the time it happens in eternity. So God con-

tinues to be merciful on all mankind.

We would be wise to pray for and seek the welfare of the city where we live because that will be beneficial to us.

I also maintain that there is another less selfish reason to seek the welfare of the city in which God has placed us. Unbelievers will notice that we seek their welfare; that will arouse their curiosity.

They will seek to understand why we would do such a thing. This will give us a platform for proclaiming Christ and His goodness. Also know that God is not caught by surprise about where you are located. Jeremiah 29:7 clearly states that God sent you to the city where you are. Seek that city’s welfare because it will glorify Him and benefit you.…... pastorsteve8800@gmail.com

WEEKLY SERMON

May We Never Forget

By Tom Smith Woe to us if we do.

This past week marked a highlight in my life as I pinned on the rank of full-bird colonel (0-6) as an Air Force chaplain. Little did I realize almost 35 years ago when I joined the military as a 1st Lieutenant that this day would come. But, the Lord opened the door for this promotion and it’s definitely one I’ll not take for granted.

As I stood there during the ceremony looking out on fellowship airmen and soldiers—both active and retired—and a host of family and friends, my heart overflowed with joy and gratitude. And, it reminded me again of the charge in God’s Word: “To whom much is given, much is required” (Luke 12:48).

Therefore, I can only pray that I’ll be found faithful in my responsibilities both militarily and spiritually.

Ever since I joined the Kentucky Air National Guard in July, 1980, the cross on my chest has meant more than the rank on my collar or shoulder. I figured that “calling” under God was more important than the “commission” from the Air Force. And, if I was faithful to Him and these United States, the rank would take care of itself.

After the ceremony, our family and friends from out-of-town went out for lunch and one of them, whom I’d not seen for 25 years, sat with us as we ate.

He’s a Vietnam vet and as he shared of his experiences overseas tears filled his eyes.

Not because of what happened there; but what happened just a few years ago in a store here in the U.S. As he checked out, he talked with one of the 17-yearold employees there who’d noticed the P.H. on his license plate. The young man asked him what that meant and he said “Purple heart.” Then, the kid said “What’s that??”

And, if that wasn’t bad enough, he called a fellow employee over and said “Hey, dude, this man’s a Vietnam vet and received the Purple Heart”—to which the teenager replied, “What’s that??”

No wonder my long-time friend and fellow soldier had tears in his eyes. I did, too.

Partly because of his visible pain and partly because of the two teenagers’ unfamiliarity with the meaning of a Purple Heart. Made me wonder how many more there are out there who are just like them.

It would seem that somewhere along the line we’ve lost the importance of remembering our roots.

We’ve forgotten the blood, sweat and tears our men and women in uniform have paid that we might be free in this country. And, God help us if that trend continues in the coming generations—for soon our emphases on individualism and relativism will be the cause of our demise and inward destruction.

I’ve never forgotten the sacrifices my adopted father made when he fought in World War II, landing at Normandy on D-Day. I’ve never forgotten the price my uncle, cousin and others paid in the dark, humid jungles of Vietnam where they came home to no heroes’ welcome.

Truly, as the renown philosopher, poet and essayist, George Santayana, put it “Those who cannot remember the past are doomed to repeat it.” So true, so true.

Therefore, it’s my prayer that our schools will put extra emphases upon history, whether it be state, national or world. Required reading of the biographies of some of our nation’s heroes and other world leaders should be a priority.

That way we can learn from their successes and defeats (provided the books were not written by revisionist of history). And, hopefully, in the future there’ll not be another teenager in a store somewhere who asks “What’s that??” when he/she talks with a vet about this-or-that. Otherwise, like my friend at lunch, their inward pain of being forgotten will be much greater than the wounds they received in actual combat. May God help us all.

(NOTE: If you’d like to contact Bro. Tom or receive his daily e-mail devotional, entitled “Morning Manna,” you can write him at P.O. Box 10614, Fort Smith, AR 72917 or e-mail him at pressingon@hotmail. com).

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By William Wood

The world is upset over a teaching of science that declares the earth is headed toward self-destruction by an ever increasing warming of its surface!

President Obama has stated that this is the great danger that the future holds for us, unless we act to stop it.

Even if this was true, can man stand up in God’s Face and think to change nature!

The U.N. (United Nations) is planning a world meeting to discuss this so called problem. They thank to pool their knowledge and be able to control what they believe to be an act of nature. All the while their fear is unfounded, and contrary to the teaching of Scripture.

And understand this Christian friend, the men who are so fooled by their research are not illiterate, but are men of worldly education. But no amount of culture or college training can impart religious truth to the intellect.

A man must be Divinely taught by God before he can clearly see truths. The truth is that the most illiterate babe in Christ has the ability to understand spiritual things, that an unregenerate university graduate does not have.

The plainest and simplest Word from God is far above the reach of the natural mind. Hundreds of years ago science declared that is an object ever reached the terrific speed of 30 miles per hour it would lose its hold on gravity and float away. Was that true?

Also at one time, science drew blood from the human body in order to heal it. Was that true? Today they know to put it back in.

Scientific knowledge changes, but God’s Word is Eternal!

How dares any devil, or any man to dispute with the Creator!

What does God say about global warming? Gen. 8:22 “While on the earth remaineth, seedtime and harvest, and cold and heat, and summer and winter, and day and night shall not cease.”

The global warming teachers are afraid and the melting of the North Pole ice cap will cause world flooding, but God said in Gen. 9:11 “Neither shall all of flesh be cut off again by the flood of waters and neither shall the earth be destroyed again by water.”

The Pope of Rome is teaching that global warming is coming, and he is writing a paper that will be considered as infallible by his followers. He is teaching that global warming is a fact.

The Bible does teach that the earth, with its sin, shall be burned, but fire will fall from Heaven and destroy it, as with Sodom and Gomorrah! And all the man-made knowledge in the world is not going to stop it.

Amen

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DeLuce Prairie Union UMC Chicken Noodle Supper March 13, 2015 5-7pm $7.00 Dine In or Carry Out Unity Baptist Church

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*Now accepting Fall and Winter clothing in good condition (clean, no rips, tears or broken zippers, shoes, coats, and other day-to-day necessities To drop off donated items call the church at 946-1390

Saturday, March 14th Eastside Baptist Church in DeWitt

Glen & Leigh Ann Pool from Cabot Enjoy an evening of Good ole Gospel Music and homespun Humor. Program starts at 6pm.

A love offering will be taken.

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LOCAL NEWS

Proclamation

Dr. James H. Diehl, General Superintendent Emeritus of the Church of the Nazarene will be the evangelist March 15th through 18th at Nady Church of the Nazarene, 422 Nady Road, Tichnor.

Revival services begin Sunday, March 15, at 10am. Sunday evening service begins at 6pm and Monday through Wednesday services begin at 7pm.

DeWitt Elementary & Gillett Elementary Announce

Kindergarten Round-Up 2015 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18 DeWitt Elementary from 10am-6pm Gillett Elementary from 12pm-4pm

WHAT TO BRING:

Johnny Lockley of CenterPoint Energy watches as Judge Eddie Best signs Proclamation

TO THE PEOPLE OF ARKANSAS COUNTY AND TO ALL WHOM THESE PRESENTS SHALL COME-GREETINGS WHEREAS, each year, the Arkansas County Underground Utility infrastructure is jeopardized by unintentional damage due to failure to call 811, the national call number to have underground lines located prior to digging; and, WHEREAS, undesired consequences such as service interruption, damage to the environment, personal injury and even death as the potential results; and, WHEREAS, calling 811 provides professional excavators and homeowners a simple way to reach the

Arkansas One Call System to request utility line locations at the intended dig site; and, WHEREAS, CenterPoint Energy serves the citizens of Arkansas County at no cost to taxpayers, spreading the message that safe digging is a shared responsibility and encourages Arkansas County Residents to always call 811 before digging; and, WHEREAS, making a simple call to 811 in advance of any digging project, waiting the required amount of time, respecting the marked lines by maintaining visual definition throughout the course of the excavation and digging with care around the marks

will save time and money.

THEREFORE, I, Eddie Best, Arkansas County Judge, do hereby proclaim the month of April, as: SAFE DIGGING MONTH And encourage excavators throughout Arkansas County to always call 811 before digging.

Safe excavation is no accident!

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and have caused the official Seal of Arkansas County to be affixed on this 9th day of March in the year of the Lord, Two Thousand Fifteen.

Thomas E. Best Eddie Best Arkansas County Judge

CenterPoint Energy Promotes 8th Annual National Safe Digging Month Arkansas residents are reminded to call 811 before all digging projects This April will mark the eighth annual National Safe Digging Month, reminding Arkansas residents to always call 811 at least 48 hours before starting any outdoor digging projects to prevent injuries, property damage and inconvenient outages. National Safe Digging Month is formally recognized by the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate, and has traditionally earned the support of nearly every state governor across the country.

When calling 811, homeowners and contractors are connected to

Arkansas One Call, the local one call center, which notifies the appropriate utility companies of their intent to dig. Professional locators are then sent to the requested digging site to mark the approximate locations of underground lines with flags, paint or both.

“As April marks the traditional start of digging season, we are using this month to strongly encourage individuals and companies to call 811 before they begin digging,” said Johnny Lockley, Area Manager for CenterPoint Energy.

“By calling 811 to have the underground utility lines in their area marked, homeowners and professionals are making an important

decision that can help keep them and their communities safe and connected.”

Contacting 811 at least two working days before digging prevents 99 percent of damages to vital underground utilities. Every digging project, no matter how large or small, necessitates a call to 811.

Installing a mailbox, putting in a fence, building a deck and laying a patio are all examples of digging projects that need a call to 811 before beginning.

Visit www.call811.com for more information about 811 and the call-before-you-dig process.

4-H Day at the State Capitol Rescheduled to March 18 The 2015 4-H Day at the State Capitol has been rescheduled for Wednesday, March 18. All county clubs that were previously registered and confirmed to attend should start making arrangements to attend the event.

More than 330 4-H participants were registered to attend the second annual event, which had previously been scheduled for Feb. 24,

but was postponed due to inclement weather and icy road conditions.

The day will give attendees the opportunity to meet their state legislators, tour the capitol building and attend a special event with Governor Asa Hutchinson at 10:30 a.m.

“This event is an extension of the 4-H Citizenship-Leadership ini-

tiative begun in 2014 to help our 4-H youth see how government works, and to inspire them to step into leadership roles when they reach adulthood,” said Anne Sortor, who heads the Arkansas 4-H program for the Cooperative Extension Service. “We’re looking forward to painting the Capitol green for a day.”

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LOCAL NEWS

2015-2016 Jr. and Sr. High Cheerleaders

By Shelly Faulkner

DeWitt Baseball/Softball Association’s

Annual Silent Auction and Fish Fry March 13th DeWitt High School Cafeteria

Tickets are $10.00

Come out at support the DBSA! OPEN ENROLLMENT 2015-2016 Sr. High Cheerleaders

Enroll your child now!

Call 870-946-0131

Congratulations to the girls that made the Sr. Varsity and Jr. Varsity Cheer Teams.

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The Sr. High Cheerleaders for 2015-2016 are: Delia Barrett, Rylee Beaty, Zakayla Black, Lexi Brown, Carlee Cox, Haley Fisher, Autumn Johnson, Cassie Neukam, Alexa Pike, Kayla Beth Poor, Madison Price, Morgan Punchard, Allie Roush, Olga Silva, Sara Thompson, Hannah Ward, Carly Watkins and mascot

Karli Rieves. The Jr. High Cheerleaders are: Ashtyn Beck, Harley Bishop, Laiken Brickey, Emma Bullock, Kinsey Everett, Caitlyn Faulkner, Zoe Gasaway, Gabby Graham, Gillian Griffin, Carrington Holliman, Shelby Long, Sidney Relyea, Brooklyn Rutherford, Darby VanCamp, Makayla Whiting, Kiley Yarbrough.

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COMMUNITY NEWS

Sat Night on the Corner

Laura Blume, founder of ALS in Wonderland

Sat Night on the Corner is now into its third year and maybe you haven’t enjoy this ride to Lodge Corner Arkansas. The fellowship hall is where we come together as a community.

Has the weather keep you in and now cabin fever has set in. Maybe you haven’t been to this gathering before. Maybe it time to just get out of the house and try something new; something positive in your life.

We are located half way between Stuttgart and DeWitt on Hwy 165 in the bend of the road (across from the famous café, Rice Paddy Too).

It is truly time travel as we come and gather together in the time of fellowship bringing your group. Come hungry for

food is provided.

This is the time and place to celebrate with us and add blessings in your life and to our place on 3/14/2015 at 5:30pm.

Our guest is Laura Blume, founder of ALS is Wonderland.

ALS In Wonderland creates awareness and provides funding directly for the benefit of PALS in the state of Arkansas ALS In Wonderland was created and inspired by the needs and necessities that many PALS face today. We are here to help each ALS family while they are dealing with the biggest challenge of their life. Founder Lara Blume knows first hand the affects that ALS has on families - Lara’s Father Richard Blume was

Gillett News

By Darla Grantham

diagnosed with ALS In late 2009.

ALS In Wonderland is here to assist ALS families with financial needs that arise. We also act as a reliable advocate for our PALS. Currently we are serving PALS in the state of Arkansas. Lara believes that her work is not only wanted, needed but imperative for the ALS community. A cause close to her heart she is fierce in her work - Dedicated to leading her passionate board members.

“It is essential for the ALS patient and their caregivers to understand this disease and its physical, emotional, mental, and financial implications.”

Founder Lara Blume During this gathering we will be sponsoring ALS in Wonderland www. alsinwonderland.com . The bigger picture is here for you to be a part!

Helping your and our community and families is a way to bless yourself.

Everyone is welcomed to the worship experience and fellowship. . Continue to support in our efforts 309s in Dewitt detention center by collecting toiletries and monetary donations will be accepted for the PET projects, ALS Wonderland of AR, Dana’s House in DeWitt and PAWS in Prison of Arkansas. We will have more to come on the second and fourth Saturday nights of each month.

For more information you may also contact Rev. Mary Welch at 870-8305727 or email strawbossmary@yahoo.com.

Pippinger Celebrates Birthday

I look forward to reading the news regarding your family and friends! Contact Darla Grantham, P.O. Box 324, Gillett, AR 72055, call (870) 548-2850, or email dgrantham@pccua.edu.

PIPPINGER CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY! Kaden Pippinger turned 6 years old on February 28, 2015. He partied all weekend beginning with a party on Friday, February 27, in his Kindergarten class. This was followed by a sleepover at his home in Gillett with Kade Kellabrew, Trey LaCotts, Noah Fish-

er, and of course little brother Hudson. They were surprised by Spiderman after supper, and took pictures with the one and only, and were all super excited. The sleepover ended about noon on Saturday, and then the family partying started. Kaden wanted to have his family eat with him at Ameca in De Witt.

We reserved the back table in Ameca and invited 20 people, and 20 people showed to share in this special day with him. He was surprised by the hat and scoop of ice cream to the nose, while they sang

Happy Birthday to him.

He has said many times since his birthday that this was the “best birthday, ever.”

RABIES CLINIC TO BE HELD Dr. Prescott of Pet Tracks will hold the Gillett Rabies Clinic on Saturday, March 28th at 9 am at the Gillett Fire Department.

City dog tags will also be sold for $5 each. Dogs living in the city limits of Gillett are required to have a tag. City dog tags can also be purchased at the city hall.

DeWitt Era-Enterprise P.O. Box 678 • 140 Court Sq.

2.9% Financing on All Vehicles

2008 Saturn Outlook XR 4dr SUV

0 $16,90

2008 Jeep Compass Sport 4x2 SUV w/CJ1

2003 GMC Yukon

0

0

$14,90

$13,50

Air Conditioning, Power Windows, Power Locks, Power Steering, Tilt Wheel, AM/FM CD/MP3, Satellite, AM/FM CD/DVD, Active keyless entry, Daytime Running Lights, Dual Airbags Front Head and Side, Active Seatbelts, Passenger Airbag Sensor, Dual Rear Side Airbag, All Wheel ABS

Air Conditioning, Power Windows, Power Locks, Power Steering, Tilt Wheel, AM/FM CD, AM/FM Cassette, Dual Front Airbags, Passenger Sensor, Active Belts, All Wheel ABS

2006 Dodge Ram Pickup 1500 ST

2010 Chrysler Sebring Touring 4dr Sedan

0

$14,90

Air Conditioning, Power Windows, Power Locks, Power Steering, Tilt Wheel, AM/FM CD, Sentry Key, Alarm, Daytime Running Lights, Dual Front Air Bag, Active Belts, Crew Cab, Regular Bed, All Wheel ABS, 1/2 Ton

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2004 Chevrolet Silverado 1500

0

$12,90

0

$11,50

Air Conditioning, Power Windows, Power Locks, Power Steering, Tilt Wheel, Satellite, AM/FM CD/MP3, Sentry Key, Keyless Entry, Daytime Running Lights, Dual Front Airbags, Side Airbags, Head Airbags, Rear Head Airbags, Active Seatbelts, All Wheel ABS

Air Conditioning, Power Windows, Power Locks, Power Steering, Tilt Wheel, AM/FM Cassette, AM/FM CD, Pass Key Security, Daytime Running Lights, Dual Front Airbags, Passenger Sensor, Active Belts, Extended Cab, Regular Bed, All Wheel ABS, 1/2 Ton

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Adv. 11-2tp

DONATIONS NEEDED DONTATIONS NEEDED – The Thompson (Sassafras) Cemetery is totally dependent upon annual contributions from anyone owning plots or anyone having loved ones buried there. Please help us keep our cemetery looking nice by donating. Any amount will be greatly appreciated. Donations may be mailed to Elvin Wright, 175 Elm Branch Road, DeWitt, AR 72042.

Adv. 9-3tp

HOUSE FOR RENT HOUSE FOR RENT – at 605 East Halliburton Street in DeWitt. Kitchen furnished, window AC and space heaters, $350.00 per month and $300.00 deposit. Call 501-681-2122.

Adv. 11-1tp

FOR SALE - 4 plex with 2 bedroom units. Great opportunity for Duck Camp. Zoned commercially and conveniently located across from the DeWitt High School and Fairgrounds. Please call Twana Nuniss at 501-541-2474 for more information.

Handyman Home Service - Repairs - Painting - Installations Mark Michaelis 870-344-3851

Insured and Bonded

Watkins Tree Service 33 years experience Take downs, trim limbs, stump grinding Complete tree services call David Watkins

(870)-946-8018 We carry Workmen’s Comp

Tax Returns

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Congratulations to Stortz River Rats Fish Place on the purchase of your comm. building. We thank you and wish you many years of continued success. -Jeremy & Tina

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We appreciate your business!!

New Building Remodeling Carpet & Tile

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Cars, Trucks, Tractors, Antiques Old Key School Maxwell St., DeWitt, AR Sat., March 14th 9:00 a.m.

Saturday we will sell a private collection for Mr. Charles Hudson at the old Key School located on Maxwell Street in DeWitt, AR. The sale will consist of but not be limited to: ‘79 Corvette, ‘46 Dodge Sedan, ‘62 Ford Falcon, ‘79 Ford Ranger, ‘71 Ford F100, ‘79 Ford F100 XLT, ‘ 80 F100, ‘76 Ranger XLT, ‘79 Ford Bronco, ‘65 Howe Firetruck, AC 50 Tractor, 4020 JD w/ front end loader, 2-8N Ford Tractors, Ford Jubilee, 9N Ford Tractor, 30 to 40 Guns consisting of rifles, pistols & shotguns, Tator Digger, Spring Tooth Harrow, Antique Planter, Post Hole Digger. As always, expect much more day of sale. 10% Buyers Premium on all items sold. View pictures on our website.

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Route Drivers: In-State routes, no overnights.

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2012-2013 Certified Lands in 2015 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT said several tracts , lots or parts of lots, will be held delinquent for a one-year period from this date and then certified to the State of Arkansas, Commissioner of State Lands, for collection or to be sold, unless the delinquet taxes, penalties, and costs are paid before the end of the one-year period.

Date of Notice: March 12, 2015.

Collector: Arkansas County Tax Collector County: Arkansas County, Arkansas Parcel

Owner

SecTwpRng

SchoolDist

LegalDescription

BaseTax

Costs

Penalties

Amount

001-00188- WHITE JIMMY L JR 002

09-02S-03W

22N

09-02S-03W 1 Acres ST 330'W SE COR W1/2 SW1/4, THW173' N250' E173' S250' ST PT.

705.24

3.50

120.08

828.82

001-00223- MITCHELL PATRICK 000

11-02S-03W

22N

11-02S-03W 0.14 Acres A STRIP 100' N&S X 60' E&WSE1/4 SW1/4.

168/561.

1,230.11

3.50

243.67

1,477.28

001-00285- SHOOK CALVIN DALE AND 000 PANSY

15-02S-03W

22N

15-02S-03W 3.95 Acres ST 650'S & 450'E NW COR NW1/4 NE1/4, TH E400' S400' W400' N400' TO ST PT & ACCESS RD BEING E20' OF W637'OF N637' OF NWI/4 NE1/4 .28AC.

1,572.05

3.50

310.76

1,886.31

001-00362- SIMS LIZZIE 000

18-02S-03W

22N

18-02S-03W 0.25 Acres .25 ACRE 52'N&S X 208'E&W IN SE COR NE1/4.

18.36

3.50

3.63

25.49

001-00452- FOSTER LEROY JR 001

27-02S-03W

22N

27-02S-03W 0.5 Acres BEG IN MIDDLE HYW 33 TH E40' TO NW COR TH S330' TO POB TH S104' E104' N104' W104'

242.81

3.50

48.11

294.42

001-00591- AGE JOHN WESLEY 000

34-02S-03W

01N

34-02S-03W 10 Acres LOT G, S1/2 S1/2 NE1/4 SW1/4.

913.50

3.50

181.00

1,098.00

001-01289- REINHART STEPHEN W 001

05-02S-05W

22N

05-02S-05W 4.06 Acres N330.0' NW1/4 SW1/4( LESS & EXCEPT 6AC)

1,009.31

3.50

200.28

1,213.09

001-01499- BURDETT GAIL A 000

26-02S-05W

22N

26-02S-05W 0.86 Acres S250' OF E150' OF W175' OF W1/2 SW1/4.

150/483.

725.65

3.50

143.76

872.91

001-02253- MORRIS DONALD 001

12-03S-06W

22N

12-03S-06W 0.21 Acres COM 307.5'W OF THE NE COR SE1/4 SW1/4 POB W43.125' TH S 214.5' TH E43.125' TH N214.5' TO POB

274.94

3.50

56.10

334.54

001-02334- HOLLANGER DON 000

20-03S-06W

33N

20-03S-06W 4.77 Acres PT OF FRL E1/2 SW1/4 N OF RR ROW (EX 17.90 AC)

8.70

3.50

1.76

13.96

001-02345- HOLLANGER DON 000

20-03S-06W

33N

20-03S-06W 10.4 Acres PT W1/2 SE1/4 SAME AS LOT 16

47.59

3.50

10.43

61.52

001-02349- HOLLANGER DON 000

21-03S-06W

33N

21-03S-06W 15 Acres SOUTH OF RY IN SW1/4 NE1/4.

278.40

3.50

55.30

337.20

001-02486- GEORGE JEFFREY ALLEN 000

32-03S-06W

33N

32-03S-06W 1.77 Acres ST 40'N SE COR NW1/4 NE1/4 TH N271.27' TO WATERS EDGE N&W62.5' W204.5' S300' E260' TO POB

1,432.46

3.50

283.82

1,719.78

001-02547- MADSEN J BRUCE & LESLIE 001 P

02-04S-06W

22N

02-04S-06W 2.13 Acres PT OF SW1/4 SW1/4-COM AT SW COR TH N&E ALONG W LINE 470' TO POB TH N&E 300', S&E 310' S&W 300', N&W 310' TO POB

78.08

1.75

19.42

99.25

001-02652- BURGESS TROY & SHARON 010

08-04S-06W

33N

08-04S-06W 0.44 Acres BAYOU METO DEVELOPMENT LOT 1 SUB/ DIV OF E3/4 E1/2 SW1/4 BEING THE W 100'

130.50

5.25

32.67

168.42

001-02705- HOLLANGER DON 001

10-04S-06W

33N

10-04S-06W 1 Acres COM NECOR TH W 2216.6 POB S 210' W210' N210' E210' POB

5.65

3.50

1.10

10.25

002-00041- BURFIELD JAMES A & DO000 RIS ELAINE

32-03S-01W

01S

32-03S-01W 20 Acres S1/2 SW1/4 NW1/4

35.95

1.75

4.92

42.62

002-00045- BURFIELD JAMES A & DO000 RIS ELAINE

32-03S-01W

01S

32-03S-01W 40 Acres NW1/4 SW1/4

531.61

1.75

78.50

611.86

002-00116- ARKANSAS COUNTY BANK 000 TRUSTEE

15-04S-01W

01S

15-04S-01W 40 Acres SW1/4 SW1/4

54.75

3.50

9.46

67.71

002-00336- LONDON HENRY L 050

07-05S-01W

01S

07-05S-01W 1.99 Acres LOT 9, SUB-DIV OF N20.11 ACRES LOT 5 FRL NW1/4 NW1/4. S11/22

121.76

3.50

24.43

149.69

002-01187- JOHNSON WILLIE LEE 000

12-05S-02W

01S

12-05S-02W 7.1 Acres E483' OF N640' OF S1280' OF E1/2 NE1/4.

56.94

3.50

11.29

71.73

002-01339- PACE MICHAEL 000

25-05S-02W

01S

25-05S-02W 14.81 Acres THE N1/3 OF FRL NW1/4 NW1/4

71.50

1.75

10.64

83.89

002-01509- WHITING VICKI 000

04-06S-02W

01S

04-06S-02W 120 Acres E1/2 SW1/4 & NW1/4 SE1/4

884.79

3.50

175.13

1,063.42

002-02382- NORDBERG MITCHELL & 000 TIFFANY

33-03S-03W

01S

33-03S-03W 1.5 Acres ST SE COR NW1/4 NE1/4 TH N216'W300' S216' 145.86 E300' ST PT. N8/72

3.50

29.49

178.85

002-04830- RIDGEWAY FARMS LLC 000

05-05S-05W

01S

05-05S-05W 58.7 Acres FRL NW1/4 BEG ON W LINE 1191.1' SOF NW1/4 TH S1102.3' S&E2272.6' N&W1159.3' N&W2248.3' TO POB CONT 58.70 AC MORE OF LESS

3.50

19.34

141.06

216 Court Square DeWitt, AR

Tommy’s Rexall JUST IN....

870-946-GIFT (870-946-4438) Open

Pacif iers

Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. & Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

Easy to hold hard to lose $4+&#. 4')+564; Lisa Black & Rue Buell

$#$; 4')+564; DeMeytres Johnson & Terry Williams, Jr. Christina & Joseph Starks LaDuska & Terry Sells Star & Kevin Glidewell Jessica Cupples & William McBayer, Jr. Samantha Kerns & Trevor Duncan Sammie & Clayton Chappell Congrats to Kalli Smith & Joseph Larson!

220 Court Square

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118.22

Phone in Prescriptions Free Delivery 946-4221 Digital Photo Developing

Hrs. 8-5:30 Mon.-Fri. 9:00-1:00 Sat.

Colonial Candle of the Month - 25% off Island Pineapple New Aromatique Fragrances -Honeysuckle Vine -Valencia Orange -Smell of Gardenia -Mojita Beach

NOW IN STOCK Coton Colors Happy Everything attachments for

St. Patrick’s Day!

New Spring Decor is coming in every day!

Bridal Registry

Baby Registry

Lisa Black & Rue Buell Paige Presley & JD Gunnell Kara Laine Johnson & Austin Mote Korry Patterson & Tyler Jones Ryan Clawson & Trent Manis Megan Grantham & Hunter Henderson

Star & Kevin Glidewell Samantha Kerns & Trevor Duncan Jessica Cupples & William McBrayer Sammie & Clayton Chappell Congrats to Kalli Smith & Joseph Larson!

ursday, March 12, 2015 4B ThDeWitt Era-Enterprise • dewitt-ee.com 002-04843- BREWER LEATHA I 004

06-05S-05W

01S

06-05S-05W 4.3 Acres PT OF SW1/4-BEG AT PT ON S LINE 1642W OF SECOR TH TH N1393' W33' S831.3' W146' S LINE 1642W OF SECOR TH (EX .21 AC SECOR SW1/4) (EX .75AC IN SE COR SW1/4)

002-04843- JOHNSON BILLY RAY ETAL 010

06-05S-05W

01S

002-04854- RIDGEWAY FARMS LLC 000

06-05S-05W

002-04857- RIDGEWAY FARMS LLC 000

22.81

3.50

2.53

28.84

06-05S-05W 1.6 Acres PT SW1/4 BEG AT SWCOR THW1675 THN807 1,145.26 TO POB TH S&W121.7 N578.3 N&E121.7 S578.3 TO POB

3.50

231.09

1,379.85

01S

06-05S-05W 79 Acres S1/2 SE1/4(EX 1A NW COR) W/EASEMENT 50' WIDE

658.75

3.50

130.51

792.76

07-05S-05W

01S

07-05S-05W 438.77 Acres ALL FRL S1/2 & FRL NE 1/4

5,192.21

3.50

969.27

6,164.98

002-04952- RIDGEWAY FARMS LLC 000

18-05S-05W

01S

18-05S-05W 112.38 Acres NORTH OF LAKE E1/2 NW1/4 & FRL W1/2 NW1/4

376.63

3.50

65.43

445.56

002-05383- BOLTON JERRY ETAL 030

2395--

66S

SPANISH LAND GRANT 2395-- 13.11 Acres SPANISH GRANT 2395 LOTS 31,32,33,34, RIVER BEND SUB/DIV &12.11 AC TRACT OF LAND E OF LOTS IN UNDEVELOPED LOTS SEE PLAT BOOK E PAGE 45

599.05

3.50

121.81

724.36

002-05383- BOLTON JERRY ETAL 100

2395--

66S

SPANISH LAND GRANT 2395-- 5.91 Acres SPANISH GRANT 2395 COM AT MONUMENT 124-1 TH N&E596.16' TO POB TH CONT N&E1287.05' N&W200' S&E TO LOT 31 TH S&W 200' TO POB CONT 5.91AC MORE OR LESS

20.47

3.50

3.64

27.61

028-00011- FULL LIMITS LLC 000

28-05S-06W

01N

Lot 11 MALLARD ACRES 28-05S-06W 1.05 Acres

139.20

3.50

27.92

170.62

028-00030- WRIGHT BOBBY & S SUL000 LENBERGER

28-05S-06W

01N

Lot 29 MALLARD ACRES 28-05S-06W 0.95 Acres

1,526.85

3.50

303.07

1,833.42

030-00038- GRAVES JAMES J AND 000 BERTHA

31-02S-02W

01N

Lot 5 WILCOX ACRES 31-02S-02W 0.37 Acres

62.64

3.50

13.44

79.58

032-00001- HOLLANGER DON 000

20-03S-06W

33N

Lot 1 CROOKED CREEK 20-03S-06W 3.14 Acres

207.92

3.50

41.70

253.12

065-00002- FAVERTY DAN & RUSSELL 000 PETERS

--

66S

Lot 2 RIVERBEND PHASE I 0.43 Acres

169.51

3.50

34.32

207.33

065-00011- EVERETT DANNY & DEBO000 RAH

--

66S

Lot 11 RIVERBEND PHASE I 0.66 Acres

175.20

3.50

35.14

213.84

065-00024- REYNOLDS TERRY L & 000 RHONDA L

--

66S

Lot 24 RIVERBEND PHASE I 0.36 Acres

144.54

3.50

28.99

177.03

065-00028- WILLIS WADE 000

--

66S

Lot 28 & 29 RIVERBEND PHASE I 0.72 Acres

1,003.02

3.50

213.02

1,219.54

069-00023- GRAVES JEREMY MACK & 033 MONICA LYNN

32-03S-01W

01S

Lot G ANDERSON CHUTE ISLAND CAMP 32-03S-01W 0.18 Acres WATERFRONT

17.52

3.50

3.47

24.49

070-00074- LANE LOUISE 000

--

01A C

Lot 9 Block 116 ALMYRA CITY OF ALMYRA

301.27

3.50

60.51

365.28

071-00045- BURTON THOMAS J 000

33-04S-03W

01C C

33-04S-03W 0.17 Acres LOT 3, RESURVEY OF LOT 6 SE1/4 PLAT 1/102. CITY OF DEWITT

210.44

3.50

41.68

255.62

071-00065- PITTS BERTHA 000

34-04S-03W

01C C

34-04S-03W 0.28 Acres LOT 5 SUBDIV PT LOT 5 SW1/4. CITY OF DEWITT

29.64

3.50

5.88

39.02

071-00160- LOCKRIDGE CATHY & 000 GLENA LYNN

03-05S-03W

01C C

03-05S-03W 0.34 Acres LT D SUB-DIV LT 5 NW1/4 CITY OF DEWITT

310.47

3.50

54.37

368.34

071-00172- WHITING VICKI 000

03-05S-03W

01C C

03-05S-03W 1.84 Acres TRACT 150'X300'IN NW PT SE1/4 SW1/4 &E. OF HWY 1 D.REC N-9/210 & PARCEL #1 SE1/4 SW1/4 AS PER SURVEY REC #1 PG 9 CITY OF DEWITT

1,638.63

3.50

330.25

1,972.38

071-00247- SOUTHERN COMMUNITY 013 DEVEL CORP

09-05S-03W

01C C

09-05S-03W 1.67 Acres PT NE1/4 COM NW COR TH S&E415' N&E43.5' TO POB TH E ALONG HWY 485'S&E356'S&W287.8' TO POB CITY OF DEWITT

204.12

3.50

40.44

248.06

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09-05S-03W

01C C

09-05S-03W 1.17 Acres PT SE1/4 NW1/4 ST NE COR TH S&E ALNG HWY 1 630' FOR POB S&E 150' S&W 351.35'TO RR ROW TH N&E 151.80' TH N&E 330' TO POB CITY OF DEWITT

532.17

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Lot 6 Block 4 CARPENTER & SPRATLIN CITY OF DEWITT

48.60

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9.74

61.84

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Lot 52 CRESCENT PARK CITY OF DEWITT

140.94

3.50

28.02

172.46

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Lot 53 CRESCENT PARK CITY OF DEWITT

1,868.67

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370.26

2,242.43

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Lot 54 CRESCENT PARK CITY OF DEWITT

140.94

3.50

28.02

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Lot S1/2 OF LOT 12 Block 1 DEWITT CITY OF DEWITT

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3.50

51.94

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Lot 10, PT 11 &ALLE Block 5 DEWITT 10 & W18 1/2' LOT 11 & E1/2 ALLEY BETWEEN 9&10 CITY OF DEWITT

251.59

3.50

49.27

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Lot 1 Block 14 DEWITT CITY OF DEWITT

97.20

3.50

19.49

120.19

071-00761- BAPTIST MISSION TO ENG001 LAND INC

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Lot S1/2 OF 6, W1/2 S1/2 OF 5 Block 19 DEWITT CITY OF DEWITT

1,025.46

3.50

206.73

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Lot S1/2 OF 11 & 12 Block 27 DEWITT CITY OF DEWITT

119.56

3.50

26.84

149.90

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Lot N1/2 7,8,9 FRL Block 57 DEWITT & IMPROVEMENT CO CITY OF DEWITT

443.16

3.50

109.08

555.74

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Lot 4 Block 1 DOUGLAS CITY OF DEWITT

399.01

3.50

87.14

489.65

071-01011- LONDON DEIDRA L 000

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Lot 5 Block 1 DOUGLAS CITY OF DEWITT

172.53

3.50

36.44

212.47

071-01015- CHILDS R H 000

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Lot 9 Block 1 DOUGLAS CITY OF DEWITT

38.39

3.50

7.68

49.57

071-01094- BAPTIST MISSION TO ENG000 LAND INC

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Lot 2 Block 2 HALLIBURTON CITY OF DEWITT

900.07

3.50

183.01

1,086.58

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Lot N1/3 4,5,6 Block 74 IMPROVEMENT COMPANY DE WITT AR CITY OF DEWITT

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3.50

133.93

829.98

071-01528- WILSON TOMMY 000

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Lot PT 4 & 5 Block 87 IMPROVEMENT COMPANY N1/2 LOT 4 & E1/2 N1/2 LOT 5 CITY OF DEWITT

66.10

3.50

13.25

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Lot N1/2 N1/2 1-6 Block 1 MERRITT N1/2 N1/2 OF LOTS 1,2,3,4,5,6 CITY OF DEWITT

34.02

3.50

6.82

44.34

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Lot 1 Block 3 MERRITT CITY OF DEWITT

509.82

3.50

109.31

622.63

071-01641- BUTLER AUTHOR & ROSE001 MARY

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Lot 4 & 5 Block 4 MERRITT CITY OF DEWITT

610.42

3.50

127.24

741.16

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Lot 3 & W1/2 2 Block 5 MERRITT CITY OF DEWITT

383.94

3.50

76.06

463.50

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Lot S75' 10,11,12 Block 6 MERRITT CITY OF DEWITT

35.80

3.50

7.18

46.48

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Lot N50' 10,11,12 Block 1 MITCHELL CITY OF DEWITT

77.76

3.50

15.60

96.86

071-01713- JACKSON KEITH 000

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Lot 3 Block 3A MONCRIEF 03-05S-03W CITY OF DEWITT

38.88

3.50

7.79

50.17

071-01714- SMITH BARBARA JACKSON 000

03-05S-03W

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Lot 4 Block 3A MONCRIEF 03-05S-03W CITY OF DEWITT

48.60

3.50

9.74

61.84

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Lot 28 Block 1 NORTH CEDAR CIRCLE CITY OF DEWITT

445.66

3.50

94.72

543.88

071-01833- BRADFORD CESAREE SR 000

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Lot 1,2,3,4 Block 2 GEORGE SMITH CITY OF DEWITT

354.30

3.50

75.42

433.22

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Lot 10,11 Block 2 GEORGE SMITH CITY OF DEWITT

17.49

3.50

3.46

24.45

071-01844- SIMS ARTHUR 000

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Lot 8,9 Block 3 GEORGE SMITH CITY OF DEWITT

330.96

3.50

70.24

404.70

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Lot 10,11 Block 3 GEORGE SMITH CITY OF DEWITT

17.49

3.50

3.46

24.45

071-01849- PHILLIPS THOMAS J & 000 CHARLOTTE

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Lot 1 THRU 8 Block 4 GEORGE SMITH CITY OF DEWITT

138.02

3.50

27.33

168.85

071-01856- PHILLIPS THOMAS J & 000 CHARLOTTE

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Lot 1 & S23.4'LOT 2 Block 5 GEORGE SMITH CITY OF DEWITT

93.32

3.50

18.73

115.55

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Lot 1,2 Block 4 WOODLAND CITY OF DEWITT

156.82

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32.21

192.53

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Lot 3 & 4 Block 4 WOODLAND CITY OF DEWITT

157.95

3.50

31.74

193.19

071-02012- HUDSON LUCINDA GAYLE 000

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Lot 7 Block 4 WOODLAND CITY OF DEWITT

38.88

3.50

7.79

50.17

071-02014- HUDSON LUCINDA GAYLE 000

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Lot N50' OF 8 Block 4 WOODLAND CITY OF DEWITT

19.44

3.50

3.89

26.83

072-00009- LALDIN ALI 530

19-03S-06W

33C C

19-03S-06W 0.1 Acres PT.LT.9 SUB/DIV LT.4 SW1/4 NE.COR.42X150 LESS 15X140 S. SIDE HUMPHREY AR CITY OF HUMPHREY

41.22

3.50

7.40

52.12

072-00033- BOYD RUTH 000

19-03S-06W

33C C

19-03S-06W 0.19 Acres LOT 20 SUB-DIV LOT 4 SW1/4 CITY OF HUMPHREY

485.48

3.50

97.53

586.51

072-00040- TOMS WILLIE 000

19-03S-06W

33C C

19-03S-06W 9.8 Acres LOT 27 SUB-DIV LOT 4 SW1/4 CITY OF HUMPHREY

83.42

3.50

16.73

103.65

072-00042- QUALLS BERNADETTE & 040 LORRAINE MILLER

19-03S-06W

33C C

19-03S-06W 0.22 Acres LOT 3 SUB/DIV TRACT 'D' SUB/DIV LOT 4 SW1/4 CITY OF HUMPHREY

29.58

3.50

5.86

38.94

072-00042- ROBINSON DEBORAH F 041

19-03S-06W

33C C

19-03S-06W 0.21 Acres LOT 4 SUB/DIV TRACT 'D' SUB/DIV LOT 4 SW1/4 TOWN OF HUMPHREY CITY OF HUMPHREY

15.69

1.75

3.94

21.38

072-00044- WILSON DAVID D 000

19-03S-06W

33C C

19-03S-06W 0.17 Acres S1/2 LOT 21 SUB/DIV LOT 4 SW1/4 CITY OF HUMPHREY

58.20

3.50

11.67

73.37

072-00047- ELLIS MILDRED 000

19-03S-06W

33C C

19-03S-06W 0.5 Acres .50A IN NE COR LOT 1 SUB-DIVLOT 5 SW1/4 CITY OF HUMPHREY

39.77

3.50

7.88

51.15

072-00050- LINDSEY MILLIE C 000

19-03S-06W

33C C

19-03S-06W 0.24 Acres E.75' OF W.244' OF S.140' OF LOT 5 SW1/4 CITY OF HUMPHREY

574.24

3.50

117.18

694.92

072-00051- HOLLANGER DON 000

19-03S-06W

33C C

19-03S-06W 1.5 Acres LOT 2, SUB-DIV LOT 5 SW1/4 CITY OF HUMPHREY

91.67

3.50

18.15

113.32

072-00053- HOLLANGER DON 000

19-03S-06W

33C C

19-03S-06W 0.12 Acres W.50' LOT 3 SUB-DIV LOT 5 SW1/4. CITY OF HUMPHREY

58.20

3.50

11.67

73.37

072-00054- HOLLANGER DON 000

19-03S-06W

33C C

19-03S-06W 0.13 Acres E55' OF W105' OF LOT 3 SUB-DIV LOT 5 SW1/4 CITY OF HUMPHREY

58.20

3.50

11.67

73.37

072-00083- BOYD RUTH 000

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Lot 3 Block 3 HUMPHREY CITY OF HUMPHREY

114.94

3.50

23.18

141.62

072-00095- ADDISON KRYSTAL E 000

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Lot 9 & 10 Block 5 HUMPHREY CITY OF HUMPHREY

697.77

3.50

146.48

847.75

072-00096- ROBINSON LENO JR 001

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Lot ALL 1 THRU 12 Block 6 HUMPHREY CITY OF HUMPHREY

834.20

3.50

178.61

1,016.31

073-00011- MEEKS CALVIN III 000

31-06S-03W

66C C

31-06S-03W 0.5 Acres TOWN OF GILLETT ST 396'W OF SE COR SW1/4 SW1/4 TH N220' W99' S220' E99' ST PT CITY OF GILLETT

142.78

3.50

27.47

173.75

073-00173- STEVENSON JAMES C JR 000

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Lot 6,7 & 8 Block 20 GILLETT CITY OF GILLETT

48.80

3.50

9.79

62.09

073-00174- STEVENSON JAMES C JR 000

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66C C

Lot 9 Block 20 GILLETT CITY OF GILLETT

19.52

3.50

3.93

26.95

073-00174- STEVENSON JAMES C JR 001

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66C C

Lot 10,11,12 Block 20 GILLETT CITY OF GILLETT

219.11

3.50

47.68

270.29

073-00265- BAKER JOSEPH 000

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Lot 1,2,3 Block 67 GILLETT CITY OF GILLETT

104.22

3.50

20.90

128.62

073-00294- STEVENSON JAMES C JR 000

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66C C

Lot 5,6 Block 72 GILLETT CITY OF GILLETT

525.58

3.50

112.45

641.53

073-00294- STEVENSON JAMES C JR 001

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66C C

Lot 1,2,3,4 Block 72 GILLETT CITY OF GILLETT

750.06

3.50

149.85

903.41

073-00408- POYNER SANDRA CAMP000 BELL

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Lot PT 10 & 11 Block 99 GILLETT W3/4 LOT 10 & E1/2 LOT 11 CITY OF GILLETT

220.58

3.50

43.70

267.78

074-00093- SHODAN LLC 000

29-02S-05W

22C C

29-02S-05W 0.25 Acres E50' OF N140'OF NW1/4 NE1/4 SE1/4 (SAME AS CRAIGS BLK-1 LOT 1) CITY OF STUTTGART

90.34

3.50

18.12

111.96

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Lot 9 & S 10' OF 10 Block 5 ANDERSONS CITY OF STUTTGART

66.78

3.50

13.39

83.67

074-00551- BARRETT GARY & KAY000 LYNN

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Lot 19,20,21,22 Block 5 BEMIS ADDN SUB/DIV 5&6 CITY OF STUTTGART

2,714.61

3.50

539.95

3,258.06

074-00589- LAWRENCE JAMES J & 000 BRENDA

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Lot 10 Block 8 BEMIS LOTS 7&8 /MAXWELL CITY OF STUTTGART

930.27

3.50

180.79

1,114.56

074-00679- JOHNSON GENEVIEVE 000

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Lot PART OF E1/2 Block 4 BUERKLE REVISED PLAT S70.5'OF N141.25' E1/2 CITY OF STUTTGART

564.69

3.50

110.76

678.95

074-00853- EDDINS BRIAN GENE 000

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Lot 3 Block 3 CHERRY OAK CITY OF STUTTGART

2,336.83

3.50

467.77

2,808.10

074-01167- JENKINS ROGER N AND 000 ASHLEY

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Lot 10, 11, & 12 Block A COLLEGE PLACE CITY OF STUTTGART

154.32

3.50

29.53

187.35

074-01168- JENKINS ROGER N 000

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Lot 13 & W1/2 14 Block A COLLEGE PLACE CITY OF STUTTGART

76.44

3.50

14.56

94.50

074-01373- ROWLAND ROBERT D AND 000 PENNY

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Lot E64.5' OF 1-3 Block N CRESCENT HILL CITY OF STUTTGART

51.06

3.50

10.23

64.79

074-01374- ROWLAND ROBERT D AND 000 PENNY

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Lot W1/2 OF 1-3 Block N CRESCENT HILL CITY OF STUTTGART

81.01

3.50

16.23

100.74

074-01501- SERENITY INVESTMENTS 000

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Lot 15 Block 28 FLOODS CITY OF STUTTGART

111.84

11.50

75.44

198.78

074-01506- JONES SHERRY C 000

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Lot 9 Block 29 FLOODS CITY OF STUTTGART

207.70

3.50

41.33

252.53

074-01514- HENDERSON ERMA ETAL 000

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Lot 5 Block 31 FLOODS CITY OF STUTTGART

255.81

3.50

57.30

316.61

074-01515- HENDERSON ERMA ETAL 000

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Lot 6 Block 31 FLOODS CITY OF STUTTGART

234.20

3.50

47.64

285.34

074-01594- OSBY COLUMBUS JR 000

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Lot 2 & S3.8' 1 Block B FRANZENS CITY OF STUTTGART

351.72

3.50

77.46

432.68

074-01666- HOOKER TERRY 000

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Lot 63 & N10' OF 62 GRANVUE ACRES CITY OF STUTTGART

1,890.81

3.50

379.53

2,273.84

074-01851- HOLT THEODORE & BAR000 BARA

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Lot PT 14-16 Block 11 IMPROVEMENT CO E150' LT 16 E120' N1/2 LT 15 W66' OF E120' S1/2 LT 15 & W66' E120' N1/2 LT 14 CITY OF STUTTGART

1,179.90

3.50

243.02

1,426.42

074-01851- HOLT THEODORE & BAR001 BARA

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Lot PT 14 & 15 Block 11 IMPROVEMENT CO E54' S1/2 LT 15 & E54' N1/2 LT 14 CITY OF STUTTGART

296.08

3.50

58.66

358.24

074-01985- PRINCE AUSTIN L 000

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Lot 3 & 4 Block 29 IMPROVEMENT CO CITY OF STUTTGART

481.47

3.50

102.23

587.20

074-02076- JONES DOUGLAS & ANNA 001

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Lot 3 Block 40 IMPROVEMENT CO CITY OF STUTTGART

549.43

3.50

108.87

661.80

074-02099- SAFFELL IRA JR & KAY 000

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Lot 6 Block 44 IMPROVEMENT CO CITY OF STUTTGART

307.01

3.50

60.04

370.55

074-02326- HANSEN FLOYD R JR 000

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Lot 5 Block 2 IMPROVEMENT CO 2ND CITY OF STUTTGART

708.02

3.50

146.68

858.20

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Lot 11 Block 8 IMPROVEMENT CO 2ND CITY OF STUTTGART

462.03

3.50

96.71

562.24

074-02409- WHITFORD DOROTHY 000 BUTLER

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Lot 1-4 Block 1 IMPROVEMENT CO 3RD CITY OF STUTTGART

888.71

3.50

182.56

1,074.77

074-02412- OSBY COLUMBUS 000

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Lot 8 Block 1 IMPROVEMENT CO 3RD CITY OF STUTTGART

78.56

3.50

15.76

97.82

074-02413- OSBY COLUMBUS 000

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Lot 9 & N10' OF 10 Block 1 IMPROVEMENT CO 3RD CITY OF STUTTGART

88.38

3.50

17.72

109.60

074-02419- DAVIS MAURICE 000

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Lot 3 & N10' LT 4 Block 2 IMPROVEMENT CO 3RD CITY OF STUTTGART

435.03

3.50

87.50

526.03

074-02421- OSBY COLUMBUS JR 000

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Lot 5 Block 2 IMPROVEMENT CO 3RD CITY OF STUTTGART

78.56

3.50

15.76

97.82

074-02451- OWENS SHELLY 000

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Lot 8 Block 5 IMPROVEMENT CO 3RD CITY OF STUTTGART

972.67

3.50

200.36

1,176.53

074-02469- BC BIG DREAMS LLC 000

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Lot E 50' 7(AKA 12 AS PER REVISED PLAT) Block 7 IMPROVEMENT CO 3RD REVISED PLAT E-5 PAGE 6 CITY OF STUTTGART

49.10

3.50

9.85

62.45

074-02476- FITZPATRICK B ESTATE 000

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Lot 1 & 2 Block 8 IMPROVEMENT CO 3RD CITY OF STUTTGART

117.84

3.50

23.63

144.97

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Lot 7 Block 8 IMPROVEMENT CO 3RD CITY OF STUTTGART

11.38

1.75

2.86

15.99

074-02504- FITZPATRICK & LUSBY 000

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Lot 32,33, & 34 Block 9 IMPROVEMENT CO 3RD CITY OF STUTTGART

99.67

3.50

20.07

123.24

074-02556- BITNER MARILEE 000

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Lot 3 & 4 Block 12 IMPROVEMENT CO 3RD CITY OF STUTTGART

86.42

3.50

17.32

107.24

074-02578- PANNELL BEATRICE 000

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22C C

Lot 40 Block 12 IMPROVEMENT CO 3RD CITY OF STUTTGART

39.28

3.50

7.87

50.65

074-02579- PANNEL BEATRICE 000

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Lot 41 Block 12 IMPROVEMENT CO 3RD CITY OF STUTTGART

39.28

3.50

7.87

50.65

074-02737- COBBLE DENNIS & ANGE002 LIA

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22C C

Lot 15 Block 80 LESLIE CITY OF STUTTGART

98.20

3.50

19.70

121.40

074-02843- KIZZIRE JASON RAY 000

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Lot 12 Block 3 MAHLES 2ND CITY OF STUTTGART

70.05

6.80

11.30

88.15

074-02894- WATKINS RALPH & ETHEL 000

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Lot 4 Block 8A MAHLES 2ND CITY OF STUTTGART

1,472.66

3.50

291.32

1,767.48

074-03094- HOLT THEODORE & BAR000 BARA

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22C C

Lot 5 Block 6 MILLERS CITY OF STUTTGART

371.20

3.50

73.35

448.05

074-03153- HANSEN FLOYD RAY JR 000

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22C C

Lot 10 MORGANS FIRST CITY OF STUTTGART

1,490.67

3.50

297.71

1,791.88

074-03238- NEW BETHEL A M E 000 CHURCH

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Lot 20 Block 2 NORTH HILLS CITY OF STUTTGART

917.68

3.50

181.83

1,103.01

074-03425- PHILLIPS CHARLOTTE 000

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22C C

Lot 7 & 8 Block 5 OAKLAWN CITY OF STUTTGART

157.12

3.50

31.52

192.14

074-03560- HANSEN FLOYD R JR 000

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22C C

Lot 4 & 5 Block 23 OAKLAWN CITY OF STUTTGART

702.70

3.50

120.64

826.84

074-03575- GAITHER RODNEY 000

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22C C

Lot 4 & 5 Block 27 OAKLAWN CITY OF STUTTGART

376.77

3.50

71.15

451.42

074-03602- HENDERSON ERMA ETAL 000

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22C C

Lot 3 Block 1 ORIGINAL PLAT CITY OF STUTTGART

68.74

3.50

14.29

86.53

074-03701- JONES SHERRY C 000

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Lot 5 Block 14 ORIGINAL PLAT CITY OF STUTTGART

68.74

3.50

14.29

86.53

074-03702- JONES SHERRY C 000

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Lot 6 Block 14 ORIGINAL PLAT CITY OF STUTTGART

96.90

3.50

23.69

124.09

074-03826- SUBWAY OF STUTTGART, 000 INC

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Lot 1,2 Block 1 PRAIRIE HEIGHTS CITY OF STUTTGART

295.50

3.50

59.08

358.08

074-03865- HOBBS RAY EVELYN 000

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Lot 10 & N1/2 LT 11 Block 2 REINSCHS CITY OF STUTTGART

633.39

6.80

127.49

767.68

074-03990- HARDEN LARRY & JAMI 000

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Lot E1/2 5 & 6 & E1/2 S10' LOT 4 Block 26 REINSCHS CITY OF STUTTGART

323.24

3.50

73.39

400.13

074-03991- HARDEN LARRY & JAMI 000

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Lot PT E1/2 S OF 6 Block 26 REINSCHS E1/2 25' X140' S OF LT 6 CITY OF STUTTGART

66.28

3.50

14.41

84.19

074-04035- JAMMIN 5D INVESTMENTS 000 INC

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Lot 10 Block 31 REINSCHS CITY OF STUTTGART

524.88

3.50

112.11

640.49

074-04037- JAMMIN 5D INVESTMENTS 000 INC

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Lot 12 Block 31 REINSCHS CITY OF STUTTGART

518.00

3.50

110.08

631.58

074-04059- SEXTON MARCUS R DOYLE 000

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Lot 1 Block 34 REINSCHS CITY OF STUTTGART

481.75

3.50

87.24

572.49

074-04098- HODGES JOHN JR 000

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22C C

Lot 11 Block 37 REINSCHS CITY OF STUTTGART

252.38

3.50

56.98

312.86

074-04139- JAMMIN 5D INVESTMENTS 000 INC

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22C C

Lot 5 Block 1 ROCK ISLAND CITY OF STUTTGART

359.41

3.50

74.77

437.68

074-04199- O'NEAL BENJAMIN SR & 000 ROBBIE

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22C C

Lot 5 Block 4 ROCK ISLAND CITY OF STUTTGART

504.75

3.50

103.87

612.12

074-04238- JOHNSON SARAH 000

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22C C

Lot 3 Block 6 ROCK ISLAND CITY OF STUTTGART

164.48

3.50

38.34

206.32

074-04245- JONES SHERRY C 000

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22C C

Lot 11 & 12 Block 6 ROCK ISLAND CITY OF STUTTGART

108.02

3.50

21.66

133.18

Rabies Clinic to be Held at St. Charles Fire Department A rabies clinic will be held at the St. Charles Fire Department Saturday, March 21st from 9:00 a.m.- 12:00 p.m. City tags will be available.

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074-04250- HOWARD JAMES & BAR000 BARA

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22C C

Lot 19 Block 6 ROCK ISLAND CITY OF STUTTGART

159.58

3.50

32.78

195.86

074-04265- REEVES IRENE 000

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22C C

Lot 10 Block 7 ROCK ISLAND CITY OF STUTTGART

58.92

3.50

11.83

74.25

074-04286- ROBERTS LOUIS S 000

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22C C

Lot 13 Block 8 ROCK ISLAND CITY OF STUTTGART

328.97

3.50

67.77

400.24

074-04288- HILL CURTIS W 000

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22C C

Lot 15 Block 8 ROCK ISLAND CITY OF STUTTGART

58.92

3.50

11.83

74.25

074-04365- MATTISON MARY KAYE 000

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Lot 14 SOUTHHAVEN ADDITION #1 CITY OF STUTTGART

2,315.55

3.50

460.14

2,779.19

074-04538- MAY JOHN J & DANEPPE M 000

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Lot 4 Block 13 UNION CITY OF STUTTGART

364.64

1.75

54.52

420.91

074-04584- KEYTON KRISTOPHER 000

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Lot 2 Block 17 UNION CITY OF STUTTGART

1,123.42

3.50

225.00

1,351.92

074-04689- SIMMS EMMA EARNESTINE 000

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22C C

Lot 9 & 10 Block 4 WASHINGTON HEIGHTS CITY OF STUTTGART

395.75

3.50

95.45

494.70

074-04713- NOBLES EUGENE SR 000

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22C C

Lot 15 & 16 Block 8 WASHINGTON HEIGHTS CITY OF STUTTGART

88.38

3.50

17.72

109.60

074-04719- WESLEY MAMIE 000

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22C C

Lot N 50' 23 & 24 Block 8 WASHINGTON HEIGHTS CITY OF STUTTGART

136.50

3.50

29.81

169.81

074-04721- COBBS RUTH A 000

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22C C

Lot MID. 40' 23,24 Block 8 WASHINGTON HEIGHTS CITY OF STUTTGART

29.46

3.50

5.90

38.86

075-00130- JONES MICHELLE & ANITA 001 SALEM

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Lot 7-12 INCL Block 48 ST CHARLES CITY OF ST CHARLES

379.18

3.50

75.13

457.81

075-00157- RILEY GEORGE F SR 010

05-04S-01W

01S C

05-04S-01W 4.39 Acres PT E1/2 NE1/4-BEG AT A PT 1746'S NE 58.56 COR,TH S38' SW877.7' NW210' N&E265' N29.8' N&E518.9' S&E248.1' POB CITY OF ST CHARLES

3.50

11.75

73.81

075-00159- KEATON TOMMY L 250

2424--

01S C

SPANISH LAND GRANT 2424-- A TRACT OF LAND IN LOT F SP GT 2424 BEG S&W 210' FROM WESTERN COR BLK 60 TH S&W 320' S&E120' N&E320' N&W120' TO POB CITY OF ST CHARLES

1.75

20.93

106.02

LEGAL NOTICE IN THE PROBATE COURT OF ARKANSAS COUNTY, ARKANSAS SOUTHERN DISTRICT IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF HAZEL F. MCCANN DECEASED CASE NO: PR-2015 10 SD NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Letters of Administration were grated to the undersigned upon the estate of Hazel R. McCann, deceased, on this 9th day of March, 2015 by the Probate Court of Arkansas County, Arkansas,

Southern District. All persons having claims or demands against said estate must present them, duly authenticated, to the undersigned for allowance before the end of six (6) months from the date of first publication of this notice. If not so presented within such time, they will be forever barred.

THIS NOTICE GIVEN on this 9th day of March, 2015 JOHN OTIS MCCANN ADMINISTRATOR 1612 Mimosa Circle Ruston, Louisiana 71270 Adv. 11-2tc

Correction to Dragon Runners Club There has been a correction on the list for Dragon Runners club. Weston Vansandt was inadvertently left off the list in last week’s edition.

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Crocketts Bluff, Ethel and St. Charles News

By Margaret Aycock

GREETINGS: Howdy Everyone! I do not know who made Mother Nature mad, does anyone know? Boy, she had her stinger out for us these past few weeks, hasn’t she? Of course, we will be begging for some nice cool weather and rain before long, don’t y’all think??

Please, everyone, do not forget to wear green for ST. PATRICK’S DAY the 17th!!!

God bless everybody, and Lord, help me to have a lot of news more often.

I think that because I’m old and tired is my excuse ATT, but I will really try harder from now on. HA! BIRTHDAYS: Chloe Perez - Mar. 12 Jennifer Earney - Mar. 12 Javion Phillips - Mar. 12 Darvy VanCamp - Mar. 13 Tee Buie - Mar. 13 Kyli Jackson - Mar.13 Amanda Horton - Mar. 13 Taten Pfaffenberger - Mar. 13 Zac Jones - Mar. 14

Henlee Morton - Mar. 14 Breda Snyder - Mar. 14 Ashtyn Beck - May. 14 Gage Currie - Mar. 15 Randy Briggs - Mar. 15 Connie Essex - Mar. 15 Rose Williams - Mar. 15 Robin Pattillo - Mar. 16 Hayley Lynch - Mar.16 Sally Morton - Mar. 16 Brendle J. Butler - Mar. 16 Kathy Radomski - Mar. 16 Tim Bogy - Mar. 16 Shayna Young - Mar. 16 Paige Shook - Mar. 17 Alden Hargrove - Mar. 17 Jo Beth Shadwick - Mar. 18 ANNIVERSARIES: Brian & Maghann Weatherly - Mar. 13 Thayn & Sally Morton - Mar. 14 Sam & Charlotte Colvert - Mar. 17 Keith & Sheila Patterson - Mar. 17 Eddie & Beth Carter - Mar. 18 Clay & Ramona Carter - Mar. 18

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Great food.

Low prices.

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Heritage Farm Chicken Drumsticks, Thighs or Fryers

99

USDA Choice Boneless Chuck Roast

Fresh, USDA Inspected

¢

Beef Shoulder

Boneless Ribeye Steaks

99

7

USDA Choice or Extra Large Shrimp, Raw, Previously Frozen, 21-25 ct

99

3

lb

With Card

lb

With Card

lb

With Card

Atlantic Salmon Fillets

699

Fresh, Farm-Raised or Snow Crab Clusters, Wild-Caught, Previously Frozen, 4-8 oz

Butter Red or Butter Gold Potatoes

2$ for

5 lb or Mini Carrots, 2 lb Bag

Asparagus

5

lb

With Card

Armour LunchMakers Select Varieties, 2.2-3 oz

10$ for

10

With Card

177

Sold by the Pound

lb

With Card

With Card

Whole Pineapple

99

Betty Crocker Helper Select Varieties, 4.7-12.2 oz

Pillsbury Grands Biscuits

¢

88

4$

5

5 ct, Grands Jr, 10 ct; Cinnamon Rolls, for 7.3 oz; Crescent Rolls, 4 ct or Dinner With Card Bread, 11-13.8 oz; Select Varieties

With Card

With Card

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Select Varieties, 12 pk, 12 oz Cans or 8 pk, 12 fl oz Bottles

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for

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Cottonelle Bathroom Tissue

12 Double Rolls or Viva Paper Towels, 6 Rolls; Select Varieties

Coca-Cola

When You

10

With Card

Lay’s Potato Chips Select Varieties, 9.5-10.5 oz

2$ for

5

With Card

Kingsford Match Light Twin Bag Charcoal

With Card When you buy 3 or more in the same transaction with Card.

Quantities less than 3 will be priced at $5.49 each.

¢

2 ct, 11.6 lb Bags

Flonase Allergy Relief Nasal Spray

99

13

With Card

.34 fl oz

12

99

With Card

Kroger Chicken Frozen, Select Varieties, 17.5-26 oz

699 -100

ea With Card

Mix & match participating items in multiples of 5 with Card.

Participating item varieties and sizes may vary by store.

Look for these tags.

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Maxwell House Coffee 29.3-31 oz or Green Mountain Coffee K-Cups, 12 ct; Select Varieties

Participating Items With Card

Doritos

Kraft Mayo or Miracle Whip

Select Varieties, 10-11 oz

Select Varieties, 22-30 fl oz

299 -100

299 -100

ea With Card

199

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Participating Items With Card

Kellogg’s Cereal 9.1-18.2 oz or Post, 12.5-25 oz; Select Varieties

249 -100

ea With Card

149 ea

WHEN YOU BUY ANY 5

WHEN YOU BUY ANY 5

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SALE DATE: 6am Wednesday, March 11 through midnight Tuesday, March 17, 2015 Prices and Items are effective at your Dewitt and Brinkley, AR Kroger stores.

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