Safety in Gurdon

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Safety in Gurdon

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Safety in Gurdon Woman drives away with
officer hanging from car
By Joe May
Editor
A California woman gave a
Pike
County
Sheriff’s
deputy a scare Wednesday
afternoon when she angrily
drove off with his arm rolled
up in her car window.
According to deputy travis
Hill, a woman later identified as Cindy Bush, 46, of
Fresno, CA came by the
PCSo and demanded some
articles of property from her
vehicle, which had been
impounded during an arrest
earlier in the month.
Not getting what she want-
Joe May
Publisher
Changes
afoot?
there are many things ni
this old world that i just
don’t understand. one of
these things is representative
democracy. i know how it is
allegedly supposed to work,
but what confounds me is
when i turn on the television
or open a newspaper, i don’t
see my elected representatives, whose salary i help
pay, showing any concern
about the actual feelings of
the public.
the closest i ever saw a
politician get to being concerned about my feelings
was former Fourth district
Congressman Jay dickey. it
seemed he wouldn’t make a
move without consulting his
public. i respected him for
that.
We were taught in school
that when we elect someone,
he or she is to then represent
our thoughts and ideas in the
local, state or national governments. Yeah, i know. it’s
supposed to work like that,
but it doesn’t.
But it still surprises and
angers me when government
makes a huge departure from
the thoughts and desires of
the majority to serve a small
contingent of people whose
ideas simply go against the
grain of normal thinking.
take for example Senate
Bill 598, which hopes to
repeal the defense of
Marriage Act, a measure put
in place by the Clinton
Administration to protect traditional marriage. Word out
of d.C. is that the Senate
Judiciary Committee has voted
See “editorial,” p.
Learning bus safety
Courtesy photo
Arkansas Farm Bureau Safety Coordinator, Jason
Kaufman, and Clark County Farm Bureau Co-Chairman
Becky Baumgardner work with students on a Bus Safety
Program at Gurdon Primary School Monday.. the Bus
Safety Program is one of many that is offered to area
schools statewide.
Bismarck school board
disciplines two students
By Joe May
Editor
the Bismarck School
Board met in regular session
Monday evening and held
expulsion hearings for two
students due to drug infractions.
According
to
Superintendent
Susan
Stewart, the board voted to
expel an eighth grade male
for the remainder of the
school year for a Category 5
Possession/distribution of
drugs infraction. Placed on
probationary attendance was
another eighth grade male
who obtained the drugs from
the student. the student will
be in the program for half of
the school year and will have
to undergo counseling as
well as drug testing.
Following an executive session, the board voted to hire
Freda Bosley as a half-time
custodian. the board also
accepted the resignation of
bus driver tim doyle and
extended the family and
medical leave of employee
Kari Lee.
in other business, the board:
*Heard Stewart say that the
high school has been recog-
“rejoice in the Lord always. Again i
will say, rejoice. Let your gentleness
be known to all men. the Lord is at
hand. Be anxious for nothing, but
in everything by prayer and supplication, with thanksgiving, let your
requests be made known to God;
and the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard
your hearts and minds through
christ Jesus.” philippians 4:4-7
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Police Blotter...Page 3
ed, she left. Knowing Bush
had a suspended drivers’
license, the dispatcher notified Hill of the matter.
As he was giving pursuit,
Hill was notified by two offduty Murfreesboro officers
of the woman’s location and
was able to stop the suspect
north of town.
As he spoke to Bush, Hill
noted a strong odor of marijuana coming from the vehicle. the suspect was very
argumentative and insisted
she had a valid license and as
proof offered up a California
identification card.
telling the woman she
would released if she
checked out ok, Hill ran the
information and was told that
the woman’s license was suspended. He then notified
Bush that she was under
arrest and she needed to exit
the vehicle.
the suspect refused to leave
the car and as Hill repeated
the command.
“She started to get real
freaky on me,” Hill told the
newspaper. “She started
reaching in the console and
she hit the door lock.
See “arrest,” p. 6
New recorder/treasurer sworn in
nized in design Cost data
Magazine.
Arkansas School Board
Association conference that
was hosted by the district
was a success.
*Looked over a copy of
“Paw Prints,” the new middle school newsletter that is
produced by students.
EASt Night out was a success with over 100 persons in
attendance.
*Heard Stewart say that
trane is currently working
on designing an additional
air conditioning system for
the high school.
Newhope P.o.
to remain open
By Joe May
Editor
the U.S. Postal service has
announced that the post
office in Newhope will
remain open.
originally targeted for closure along with several other
offices, the USPS has determined that the local office
will remain open at the present time.
By Joe May
Editor
Amity's new recorder/treasurer was officially sworn in
during a brief city council
meeting tuesday evening.
Mayor Chester Clark
administered the oath of
office to Heather Bankhead.
She replaces Katrina Angel,
who will continue with the
city until January to train
Bankhead in the position.
Water Superintendent
Charles ducotes told the
council that he will likely
need a new truck next year.
His current vehicle has over
200,000 miles on it. He
commented that with reading
water meters it would be better to purchase a small vehicle such as a golf cart simply
for that task.
“i probably start and stop
300 times in one day reading
meters,” he said.
ducotes also told the council that an employee was
granted leave time recently
and it was later discovered
that he did not have the time
coming. the council discussed the matter and at the
motion of Councilmen
Johnny McAnally and dora
Lee Bean, voted to allow the
worker to have his leave earlier than he would have originally been eligible.
in other business, the council:
*Heard ducotes say that
replacement of the filter at
the water plant is due to start.
*Heard ducotes say that
water and and sewer connections have been made at the
new
concession
and
restroom building at the city
park.
*Heard Angel say that the
olds Foundation has contributed money for the
Chamber of Commerce's
annual Cowboy Christmas
celebration to benefit underprivileged children.
Board hears update on construction issues
By Joe May
Editor
in a relatively short meeting
of the Centerpoint School
Board Monday evening,
directors were updated on
the status of the construction
projects at the high school in
rosboro.
Maintainence Supervisor
Jimmy Forsythe told the
board
that
Harrison
Construction has finished the
cafeteria project as well as
the two awnings on the front
of the building. the safe
room, which houses the band
and choir classes, is not quite
complete yet, he said.
recent rains have caused
the discovery of a leak
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oom. repairs are set to be
made on the crack, Forsythe
noted.
At the present time, the air
condition and heating is not
working in the new area due
to what appears to be thermostat
problems,
he
explained. trane is supposed to arrive Wednesday
to repair the unit, he added.
Aside from the thermostat
issue, Forsythe stated,
“We're just down to details
right now.”
Superintendent Anne
Butcher noted that she is currently withholding payments
from the contractors until the
work is competed to the district's satisfaction. She stated that the company is still
within its contract days,
which are set to expire sometime in december.
in other business, the board:
*recognized
the
Centerpoint Band for having
received top honors at a
recent
competition
at
Jessieville and at regionals.
*Heard Butcher say that the
tax collection is up for the
year thus far.
*Voted to allow one student
to transfer to Caddo Hills.
*Accepted three students
from the Kirby district and
one from the South Pike
County district.
*Allowed a request by a
student to transfer to
Bismarck to die for lack of a
motion.
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Betty Jester,
Amity resident
Betty Wilks,
Joan resident
Betty L. Jester, age 79, of
Amity, died on 11/11/2011 at
11:11 PM at National Park
Medical Center in Hot
Springs. Betty was born on
May 12, 1932, to rufus Lee
and Jewel Lona Walker in
Boles. She was preceded in
death by her parents and two
brothers, robert and James
Walker.
She is survived by her husband, Jerry Alvin Jester of
Amity; her siblings, david
Walker of Mount ida, Shirley
Gossage of dierks, Wanda
Fatherree of dierks, Avie
dowdy of Lockesburg and
Ginger Fatherree of Mineral
Springs;
her
children,
Sherry diane Ming of
Centerville, Kansas, Pamela
Kay Barber of Ellsworth,
Kansas, Jerry Stephen Jester
of Springfield, Missouri and
Michael Joseph Jester of Hot
Springs; nine grandchildren;
and fourteen great-grandchildren.
Betty was married to Jerry
Alvin Jester on June 3, 1950,
in dierks. She was a published song writer … wrote
all of her children’s and
wedding
grandchildren’s
songs plus a multitude of
poems for family members
and friends
Services were Monday,
November 14, 2011 in the
davis-Smith Funeral Home
Chapel in Glenwood with
Exie Barber officiating.
interment was in Harmony
Cemetery near dierks.
Guest registry is at
www.davis-smith.com.
Betty Jo Wilks age 80, of
the Joan Community near
Arkadelphia, died tuesday,
November 8, 2011. She was
born April 14, 1930 in the
Joan Community, the daughter of the late Melvin and
Florence Posey thompson.
Betty worked at oberman's
and
Levi
Straus
in
Arkadelphia for over thirty
years, and worked at
riverwood Nursing Home
after retirement. She attended House of Prayer in Spring
Hill. She was preceded in
death by her husband,
Hurshel M. Wilks on
November 13, 2009 and two
brothers, Floyd and Bobby
thompson.
Survivors include one
daughter, Barbara Golden
and husband, roy of
Conway; three grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; four brothers, Frank
thompson and donnie
thompson both of Joan,
Larry thompson of Gum
Springs, and Bill thompson
of West Palm Beach, FL.
Funeral services were
Friday, November 11th at
ruggles-Wilcox
Funeral
Home with E. B. Green officiating. interment followed
at rest Haven Memorial
Gardens. Memorials may be
made to East Clark County
Fire department or to
Arkansas Hospice.
ediToRiaL
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to send this measure to the
full Senate for a vote.
if passed by the Senate, this
act, known as the “respect for
Marriage Act,” would not only
repeal doMA, it could give federal recognition to homosexual
“marriages.” this despite the
fact that 31 states have laws on
their books banning such unions.
Even in California, citizens voted
to ban strange-sex marriage,
though the courts are still
attempting to determine if they
had the right to do so. What a
country we live in!
Whatever happened to the
will of the people?
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daniel
Witherspoon,
trucker
daniel
dewayne
Witherspoon age 58 of Little
rock passed from this life on
Monday, November 14, 2011
in Friendship. He was born
June 17, 1953 in Arkadelphia
the son of Peter and Milrene
Karr Witherspoon. dan was
a retired overland truck driver and a United States Army
veteran. He was preceded in
death by his father.
dan is survived by one son
damon (dawn) Witherspoon
of Nashville, tN, two grandchildren; his mother and step
father
Milrene
(Billy)
Copeland of okolona, two
brothers, Larry (Joann)
Copeland of Murfreesboro,
and
Victor
(Sheila)
Witherspoon of Friendship.
A memorial service will be
held at 7:00 PM thursday,
November 17, 2011 at Welch
Funeral Home with Mary
Lee Arnold officiating. the
family will receive friends
from 6:00 PM until service
time at the funeral home.
Memorials may be made to
the
American
Cancer
Society.
the family will be at the
home of Billy and Milrene
Copeland, 7199 Hwy 51 S
okolona.
Visit www.welchfh.net to
sign guest book and view
video tribute.
that normal Americans--the side any State, if the marmajority of this nation--utter- riage is valid in the place
ly reject the notion of two where entered into and the
people of the same sex get- marriage could have been
ting “married.” But liberals entered into in a State.”
are not to be deterred. the
the American Family
country must change to Association claims the law
reflect their values and to the will instantly proclaim queer
devil with the rest of us.
marriage as the law of the
And it should be pointed out land in all 50 states. Frankly,
that the handful of liberal we don’t see that, but it will
eastern states with strange- go a long way towards pushsex marriage laws were ing the acceptance of homoblessed with these laws not sexuality down the throats of
by the people, but by their so- unwilling Americans.
called representatives. Every
i wonder how teachers are
state that has ever put the issue to able to teach that America is
a vote has seen the measure still a representative democsoundly enacted.
racy with a straight face? in a
the text of the SB 598 is high school government
simple: “For the purposes of class, i will never forget a
any Federal law in which student who spoke up and
marital status is a factor, an told our teacher that the idea
individual shall be consid- of America as a democracy
ered married if that individ- was nothing but “propaganda
ual’s marriage is valid in the put out by the government.”
State where the marriage was
i thought he was crazy 20
entered into or, in the case of years ago. turns out he was
a marriage entered into out- right.
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on November 11,
Centerpoint
Primary
School
celebrated
Veteran’s day by inviting
veterans to lunch. the veterans were provided lunch
and presented with a certificate of appreciation for
their service. the students
spent the week learning
about the sacrifices that
service men and women
make for our freedom.
Glen Sirmon, worked in timber industry
Glen E. Sirmon, age 82, of Kirby, died tuesday, November 15, 2011. He was born on
october 13, 1929 at Athens, the son of robert ivan Sirmon and ival dorothy tipton Sirmon.
on April 15, 1949, he was married to Myrtle Faye Mack who preceded him in death on July
26, 2007. He was also preceded in death by his parents; his infant daughter; his son-in-law,
ray Coston; and his sister, Betty davis. Mr. Sirmon was a member of the daisy Free Will
Baptist Church and worked in the timber industry.
He is survived by his daughter, Sandy Coston of Hot Springs; three sons and daughters-inlaw, ricky and Valinda Sirmon and david and Verna Sirmon, all of Kirby, and Keith and
Leslie Sirmon of daisy; eight grandchildren; three step-grandchildren; sixteen great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.
Services will be held at 2:00 PM, thursday, November 17, 2011 in the daisy Free Will
Baptist Church with Kevin Jewell officiating.
interment will be in the Athens Cemetery under the direction of davis-Smith Funeral Home,
Glenwood. Pallbearers will be grandsons.
Memorials may be made to the Athens Cemetery Association, c/o Johnny Kirkpatrick, 1450
Hwy 84E, Umpire, Ar 71971.
Guest registry is at www.davis-smith.com.
Public Notice
Centerpoint School district held its annual report to the public Monday,
November 14, 2011. the meeting began with a discussion of each of the
seven School Performance indicators of Act 35 of 2003. these indicators and
progress toward meeting each was discussed by building principals rodney
Whitfield, Penny Smothers, Mike Jackson, deric owens, directors of
Curriculum Cass Adams and Sharon Kimery, and Superintendent Anne
Butcher.
indicators:
Achievement—Following a discussion of the various achievement tests, it
was noted that Centerpoint intermediate School made Adequate Yearly
Progress (AYP) for the 2010-11 school year; since Centerpoint Primary made
AYP for the 2010-1011 year, the “School improvement Year one” status held
and Centerpoint High School was placed on “School improvement Year
three School improvement” in Literacy. School improvement status indicates that though the schools made some progress, they did not reach the
goals set by No Child Left Behind in one or more subpopulations.
the district School improvement Goals and the progress toward meeting
those goals were also discussed. the goals include Literacy, Math, and
English Language Learners.
Actions to assist in helping all schools meet AYP include the following:
After-school tutoring
Point in time remediation
Working with the Learning institute to ensure that the curriculum is appropriately aligned and assessed.
Literacy Coach placed at Primary for embedded Professional development to
implement the Arkansas Comprehensive Balanced Literacy Program.
Professional development with all teachers to encourage writing across the
curriculum
Professional development for administrators in instructional leadership
Accreditation--All three schools are fully accredited by the state. Centerpoint
Primary and Centerpoint High School are also accredited by the North
Central Association. the district will be undergoing the district AdvancEd
Accreditation process in december.
retention—Six % of last year’s kindergartners were retained while fewer
than three percent of students at the other grade levels were retained.
discipline—discipline policies are distributed to parents each year at the
beginning of the year; discipline training is provide to all staff members; and
the parent involvement plan has been adopted by the district. the number of
discipline incidents at Centerpoint Schools is less than the state average.
demographics—96% of the teachers in the district are completely certified in
the areas in which they teach. 43% of the teachers hold bachelor’s degrees
while 57% have earned a master’s degree.
School Choice—Approximately one percent of the students enrolled in
Centerpoint Schools last year were obtained by School Choice.
Approximately 9% of the total student body is from school choice.
Economic—district’s millage is 38.8; the expenditure per student is $9,011;
the average teacher salary is $39230.82. 70% of Centerpoint students are
economically disadvantaged based on the free and reduced lunch calculations.
other items discussed include:
the current district enrollment is 1009, slightly lower than the enrollment in
october 2010.
Adams and Kimery outlined the various federal programs and discussed how
they benefit our students.
Building principals discussed the various programs in place to assist students
and teachers.
Prior to opening the floor for questions, Kimery reviewed the Children’s
internet Protection Act and Nondiscrimination Policy of the district.
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Lo cal Happen in gs
point cedar News
the dedication of the Point
Cedar Community Park was
very successful with speakers
and a sit-down luncheon. outof-community guests were Sen.
Mike Fletcher, County Judge
Bill Scrimshire, County Clerk
Sandi Boyette, david ratcliffe
and others. thanks to all who
prepared the food and who work
to keep the fire department operational. With cooler weather,
maybe more will use the park
trails for better health or maybe
just for fun.
Best wishes to Hughie and
Mary Frances Lambert of Hot
Springs who will celebrate their
50th wedding anniversary
" ( % $%) (!this
, were married on
week. they
November 10, 1961 at Keith
Memorial Methodist Church in
Malvern. He is retired from
Entergy Corporation. their children, doug and Sherry Lambert,
live in texas and Kelli and Greg
Gilbreath live in Henderson,
Nevada. Hughie is the son of the
late Luda (Copeland) and
NoRMa
BLaNToN
Lawson M. Lambert. His siblings are Ladonea Housley,
=7.
"*0.
Loreta Saffell, Mildred and John
Small and Willard and Judith
Lambert. they are a part of the
Copeland family reunion group
which meets on the first
Saturday in october each year in
Alpine.
i know the Buffalo river in
Arkansas is a nationally protected stream, but had forgotten that
President Lyndon Johnson
signed the Wild and Scenic
rivers Act in 1968 which ended
the dam building era. there are
200 protected rivers in 39 states
and Puerto rico, but cover only
0.35 percent of all US river
miles. National Geographic for
November includes several photographs, but not any of the
Buffalo.
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Services include prayers on
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wishing the best for each
entity and prayers for the
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Garvan Gardens of Hot
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November 19 and be open
noon to 9pm. the gardens
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be
closed
on
thanksgiving day and
Christmas day.
in early November, thousands
of
JapaneseAmericans who fought in the
Battles of WWii and became
some of the most decorated
soldiers in the nation's history were given an overdue
thank-you from their country
when Congress awarded
them its highest civilian
honor. three units received
the Congressional Gold
Medal: the 100th infantry
Battalion,
the
442nd
regimental Combat team
and the Military intelligence
Service. Senator daniel
inouye, d-Hawaii, lost his
right arm fighting with the
442nd and was one of the
honorees. Many are now in
their 80s and 90s. While in
training, Susumu ito would
visit his parents and two sisters 200 miles away in
rohwer internment Camp in
Arkansas.
About 6,000
served
in
Military
intelligence service on the
front lines and behind the
scenes, translating cables
and interviewing PoWs during postwar occupation.
George Washington was the
first recipient of the
Congressional Gold Medal
in 1775. Lawmakers have
also granted the award to the
tuskegee Airmen, to Native
American Code talkers who
transmitted secret messages
during WWii and now to the
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“Cornerstones,” page for
thanksgiving has many
quotes by famous people,
but for the first time, no biblical Scripture. o. Henry,
“there is one day that is
ours. thanksgiving day is
the one day that is purely
American.” “Let us remember that, as much as been
given us, much will be
expected from us, and that
true homage comes from the
heart as well s from the lips,
and shows itself in deeds.”
theodore roosevelt.
Police Blotter
arkadelphia Police
department
November 13
Matthew r. Mckittrick,
33, Phillips Street , was
arrested for domestic battery.
Jeffrey d. Smith, 40,
Malvern, was cited for
domestic battery.
November 12
Battery was reported on
26th Street .
theft and breaking and
entering was reported on
Clark Street .
theft of property was
reported on Clay Street .
theft was reported on
W.P. Malone.
Marcus d. Boyer, 21,
Copeland ridge road ,
was cited for leaving the
scene of an accident and
driving on suspended driver’s license.
Mill Creek road .
theft was reported at
Mill Creek Apartments.
Lost and found was
reported on Peake Street .
reported.
Joshua Kazanovicz, 19,
texas road , was cited
for possession of instruments of crime.
November 11
Clinton Street .
Accident was reported
on o’connell Street .
7th Street .
November 10
Abuse of adults was
reported on twin rivers
drive .
Civil jurisdiction was
reported on Walnut Street .
Shoplifting and disorderly
conduct
were
Note-All known arrests are recorded
in this space. the newspaper will not
under any circumstances withhold
anyone’s name. please do not ask. A
warrant or a
ticket is also considered an arrest,
whether there was jail time served or
not.
reported on Caddo Street
.
domestic battering was
reported on Pine Street .
November 9
reported on County Club
road .
November 8
Criminal mischief was
reported on Country Club
road .
Harassment was reported at the intersection of
3rd and Main Street .
November 7
reported on 12th Street .
Aggravated assault, terroristic threatening, and
domestic battering were
reported on 10th Street .
Morgan M. Moore, 26,
was arrested for criminal
attempt and forgery.
November 6
theft and fraudulent use
of credit card were
reported.
Clark County Sheriff's
office
November 14
Willie Lee Barton, Jr.,
20, was arrested for
domestic battery and
criminal mischief.
Kenneth L. thomas, 22,
was arrested for battery.
Summer dawn Ellis, 26,
was arres ted f o r d Wi .
N o vemb er 1 3
Matthew McKittrice, 33,
was arrested for domestic
battery.
Edward Medina, 25, was
arrested for dWi, refusing BAC, obstructing gov-
ernment operations, no drivers' license, no insurance
and careless and prohibited
driving.
Jeffrey d. Smith, Sr, 40,
was arrested for domestic
battery.
donnie Eugene Bowser, 47,
was arrested for hunting
without a license, hunting
from the road, hunting near a
roadway, possession of
firearm by certain persons
and hunting without permission.
teresa Arnold, no age
listed, was being held for
court.
November 12
david Charles dunne,
51, was arrested for dWi
and failure to dim headlights.
Antonia Vasquez, 28,
was arrested for refusal to
submit and no drivers'
license.November 10
John Lawrence Powell,
34, was arrested for failure to comply.
November 9
domestic disturbance
was reported on Highway
26 West in okolona.
theresa rachelle
Bryant, 57, was arrested
for assault.
Michael dewaynen
Golden, 19, was arrested
for commercial burglary
and theft.
Jacob Allen, 27, was
arrested on a probation
revocation.
November 8
Patrick dante tinch, 23,
was arrested for defrauding a secured creditor.
November 6
Hit and run was reported
at turtle Creek Country
Club.
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daniel
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E D I To r I a L S
Political
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John Nelson
Columnist
First one down
it has come to my attention that several of you may not be big high
school football fans. i used to be the same way until i realized how
important the competition is to our children's self esteem.
the Gurdon Go-devils football team, 2011 vintage, is an example
of something children, parents and fans can be proud of. We just won the
first round of the state playoffs over the Cross County thunderbirds, 376! i must confess i do not know who our conference champions Godevils play next, but i would imagine the game will take place Friday
and be aired on 106.9 radio.
this year's football season started with the tragic death of Montel
Williams, a well-loved student at Gurdon, who apparently simply had
heart failure - probably unrelated to football practice since the boy had
only been on the field a few minutes.
But his team mates have rallied. With a young sophomore quarterback, Austin Kirkpatrick, at the helm, under Coach John Pace and his
assistants of course, the Gurdon Go-devils have gone on to make us
proud.
Yes, we know. We lost one game to Mt. ida. it happens. it was our
only conference loss. But the players picked themselves up and came
back the next week to smack some thunderbirds to the ground!
Enough football jargon. i realize some don't even know what i just
said. However, most people in this area do have an inkling about what
healthy, youthful competition means. it means a future for these young
men. it means they can learn some integrity and some respect for God.
Pace has them pray after every game and i commend him for that.
in this world of anything goes and the ever going popularity of giving up your dreams before even giving them a chance, we need some
praise for good old fashioned hard work and integrity. Whether i dream
to be a dedicated factory worker, lumber yard worker, doctor, lawyer or
even just a public servant like a journalist essentially is, the fact is a
dream usually is formed out of ability and desire to see that desire develop and become a positive reality.
i have a friend who is feeling down right now. He lost his dad last
year and he misses him. Joshy is having a hard time in kindergarten right
now because he is scared. Grandpa, that's me, is trying to show him that
he can overcome the horrible tragedy of losing his daddy. But the road
won't be easy. Little Josh will have to form a dream and go for it.
He will need encouragement and to feel loved. this Grandpa will
be there, the good Lord willing, to help him through all four quarters of
his game plan. Between me and the rest of his family who loves him,
Little Josh will still have a very good chance at being a success at something. With no support group, those chances would be a lot less...
Sure, a football game is not all there is to life. i used to be one of
these guys who would hear sports people getting enthusiastic and think...
yeah right. then i realized it was a building block. if you can be a part
of a winning team on a football field, and you can see your best pay off
there, that transfers to regular life. if you can win in one arena, you can
keep those grades up academically and win in another one. And besides,
football players of achievement many times get scholarships that may
make the difference between putting wings to a dream and shelving a
dream requiring an education forever...
So when you are tempted to blow off congratulating your local
football team members for a job well done, congratulate them anyway.
remember how important it was in your life for somebody to encourage you. if you have ever accomplished anything through hard work and
integrity, as the song says, that's something to be proud of.
iN GURdoN
the deer season is in full swing. i am not sure if i will go this year,
but we have a couple of friends and relatives that say i had better clean
out my freezer because there will be deer meat back there! i hope so. My
wife and i, and our son Jacob, all love to eat it.
Perhaps i will be the one to shoot that 10-point buck this year. As
the old saying goes, you never know until you try.
in addition to deer season, Gurdon is trying to convert an old hospital to a 100-bed jail. i have heard pro and con on this idea. i think it
would be a good idea if it can be done for $2 million, all said and done.
And if the mayor is right and we can pick and choose taking prisoners
so it is not a losing proposition financially. these two "ifs" are big ones,
but i believe they can be conquered with hard work and determination that is if the government cooperates and some sort of funding vein is discovered.
one of my friends said they would never convert it for $2 million.
i suppose that is what the feasibility study will determine. Me, i choose
to have faith it will all work out. Just because this is an era of political
unrest, economic downturn and an increased hopelessness in the general public, it does not mean that those of us who refuse to give up can
not get this country back going in a positive direction.
So before you scoff at the jail idea, let the powers that be
figure out if statistically it can work. You can scoff or you can
puff up any business venture, but the accounting books don't
lie! Sure, they can be cooked, but an honest set of books are just
that. So if the study finds out we can have a Gurdon jail that
makes money for $2 million and Clark County chooses to help
us make it a reality with an already existing fund to do so, let's
do it! Who says Clark County can not be a positive trendsetter?
So as to the Gurdon proposal of getting a hospital converted to a 100-bed jail, i say let's back their efforts. if it works,
good. if it does not, at least we will have tried something to
improve the town and solve a serious problem of space in the
current jail system.
i personally want to thank folks like Mayor Clayton
Franklin, Gurdon Police Sgt. Chris russell and treasurer and
recorder tambra Childres for trying to be part of the solution.
i wish them luck with the feasibility study. of course, we have
to get the grant first. But at least we have applied and the City
Council has backed the dream.
Life is composed of two types of people, the workers and
those who have given up. Some have "wonderful reasons" for
giving up. others look like they should have given up but they fought on
to help others until the end. Which type of person are you?
i’m thinking maybe i
made the wrong call...
News Item:
Penn State fires Joe
Paterno
Sixty-five and older—are we the rich
or the poor?
the one bud on the
thanksgiving cactus turned
out to be four. they are now
in full, pink bloom. if holly
berries count as blooming
plants, then add two more.
the beautyberry (French
mulberry) is bereft of its yellow leaves, so arcs of purple
clusters bend in the wind.
Pansies now grace places
around the porch. A yellow
one is in memory of Uncle
rolla Scott, Mom’s brother,
a Marine, who returned
home from dangerous missions during World War ii,
stayed in the reserves and
was called back to Korea.
i planted another pansy in
memory of cousin david
Pelton, my dad’s sister’s
oldest boy, a Navy veteran.
two more are in memory of
Wathena and J. A. Bard,
Mom’s sister and husband—
my aunt and uncle. She was
an Army nurse and he was a
pilot.
the newspaper reveals this
information: the typical US
household headed by a person 65 or older has a net
worth 47 times greater than a
household headed by someone under 35, according to
analysis of census data.
the median net worth of 65-
Shades
of Home
by
Pat Laster
or-older households is
$170,494, 42% more than in
1984. Value is considered a
home, possessions, savings,
investments, bank accounts,
land, cars, and boats. Not
me—only one car no land
and no boat!
Young adults are facing the
highest unemployment since
WWii. i’m likely to have a
grown grandson living at
home for quite a while if this
is so.
Social Security accounts for
55% of elders’ income. Not
mine—i’d be on the dole if
that were so.
in a later issue, facts seem to
conflict. First, i read this:
Americans 65-and-older sustained the largest increases
in poverty under the revised
formula—one in six—
because of rising Medicare
premiums, deductibles and
expenses for prescription
drugs.
the next entry of my journal
seems to contradict the first:
Because of Social Security,
only nine percent of seniors - or 3.5 million -- live in
Poet’s Corner
a Boy's First Knife
A boy's first knife is his
first rite of passage that
he must gain on his way
to being a man.
You do not give a knife
to a child for he will hurt
himself or others in the
process.
With his first knife he
will learn to whittle, to
throw and play mumble peg.
As his skills improve, he
will learn how to carve
meats,
and last he might learn how
to
poverty. two different articles, two different subjects.
Whom to believe? Maybe
i’m missing something.
Also, the poverty line equals
$11,139 for an individual
and $22,314 for a family of
four.
“Summer is a-comin’ in,
loudly sings cuckoo,” is the
beginning of an early Middle
English round i’ve known
for a long time. Let’s parody
it with “Winter is a-comin’
in,” but use a poem i wrote
–not a song to be sung.
“A Poem for the Coming
Winter” (a dorsimbra pattern) by Pat Laster: the
hardwoods, during autumn’s
rain and frost/ and wind, surrender, drop their leaves on
earth/ to blanket, nourish,
turn—the greenness lost./
those leaves blow free until
they find a berth.//
Knowing winter lurks/ voles
and mice scurry to find shelter. / Geese gather, their/ pilgrimage imminent.//
While breezes vagabond
through valleys, hills,/ all
humankind—inside, nestwarm—prepares/ to feast,
give thanks, and watch for
changes in/ the hardwoods
during autumn’s rain and
frost.// © 2011
Bob Palmer, editor
best defend himself with it.
the knife was probably
man's first tool and was
made from many objects.
And when he learned to
fasten a knife to a pole,
he was able to kill larger
animals than before.
-BP
Fish Hooks
Jesus first call
fishermen to be His
disciples, promising
men they would become
fishers of men.
today, we modern
New testament
disciples, with help
and guidance of the
Holy Spirit are still
fishing for men.
But sometimes it
takes an artificial
lure baits with many
attachments to catch
and reel them in.
For many others that
is not even enough,
you need a grappling
hook with all three
prongs imbedded to
haul them in.
-BP
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Would you like to know the
future? While many assume some
things and events are inevitable,
some of us wonder whether we
could change the inevitable, especially if change would be for the
better.
For at least the last hundred years
or so American politicians have
toyed with following European
models of progressive socialistic
democracies. Why? i suppose
they view government benefits as
being not only good for the people
but also good for the governors
who wield the power.
But therein lies the problem:
does power belong to the government or to the people?
America was founded upon principles of government of the people, by the people, and for the people, whereas Europe has a rich tradition of powerful aristocracies
and governance by kings, queens,
popes, and dictators. For heaven’s
sake, didn’t our forefathers rebel
against these governors and create
a whole new egalitarian form of
governance?
Yet, politicians are drawn to
power like moths drawn to a
flame. Progressive politicians
have never heard a problem they
could not solve with a government program. that’s what’s gotten us into this mess today.
Progressive politicians – from
both sides of the aisle i might add
– have grown our government
well beyond what those of us who
pay taxes (the 51%) can afford.
But, government leaders should
not be fearing taxpayers as much
as bond traders.
taxpayers have been revolting
against the government forever.
tEA Parties are the latest iteration
of tax revolts, and tEA Parties are
making a dramatic difference in
state houses and legislatures
across America.
But bond traders, those who buy,
sell, and rate government bonds
will be the death knell of progressive politicians as we have seen in
Greece and italy, and will surely
see in Spain and France.
European nations are reaping the
end results of government giving
people everything “for free”
including healthcare and education as well as overly generous
government wages, pensions, and
early retirements. Not only are
governments crumbling under
overwhelming debt, but people
are rioting because these same
governments cannot continue giving them the benefits they
promised. they’ve run out of
credit.
America is not that far behind
because our debt has skyrocketed
to nearly 100-percent of our GdP
and we’ve already suffered one
credit downgrade. We’re on the
verge of suffering another credit
downgrade if Washington does
not rein in spending.
We’ve seen rioters across
Europe protesting cuts in entitlements because nations have
run out of credit. When
America runs out of credit
and Washington has to cut
entitlements, will we see rioting in our cities? We’re
already seeing rioting.
We’ve followed Europe’s
lead in growing entitlement
spending well beyond what
taxpayers can afford, and
we’re well on our way to having to implement severe austerity measures just like
European socialist democracies.
Are cuts in government benefits and riots across America
inevitable? Yes, if we continue progressive politics as
usual. But, we can change the
future if we act now and stop
irresponsible deficit spending. Europe’s present need not
be our future.
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products, such as unpasteurized
milk, soft cheeses, raw eggs, raw
meat, raw poultry, raw fish, raw
seafood and their juices.
if you aren’t sure about
the safety of a food in your
refrigerator, don’t take the risk.
When in doubt, throw it out!
Foodborne pathogens are
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food whether it contains
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But these
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1 pound top-round beef
1 tablespoon paprika
1 one-half teaspoons oregano
one-half teaspoon chili powder
one-fourth teaspoon garlic
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one-fourth teaspoon black pepper
one-eighth teaspoon red pepper
one-eighth teaspoon dry mustard
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garlic powder, black pepper, red
pepper and dry mustard. Coat
strips of meat with the spice mixture. Spray a large heavy skillet
nonstick cooking spray. Preheat
pan over high heat. Add meat;
cook, stirring for 5 minutes.
Add potatoes, onion,
broth and garlic cloves. Cook
covered, over medium heat for
20 minutes. Stir in carrots, lay
greens over top and cook, covered, until carrots are tender,
about 15 minutes. Serve in a
large bowl, with crusty bread for
dunking.
Each of the 6 servings
has 320 calories with 3.5g fat,
25mg cholesterol, 340mg sodium, 54g carbohydrate and 23g
protein.
Cabbage Comfort
1 sliced onion
1 teaspoon vegetable oil
1 pound sliced cabbage
one-fourth teaspoon salt
one-fourth teaspoon black pepper
1 teaspoon caraway seeds
Heat the oil in a large
sauté pan. Sauté the onion over
medium heat, until it is light
brown, about 5 to 6 minutes.
Add the sliced cabbage, salt,
black pepper and caraway seeds.
Stir and cook for 30 more minutes. Serve immediately.
Each of the four servings has 1.5g fat, 170mg sodium,
9g carbohydrate and 2g protein.
Candied yams
1 and one-half cups yams
one-fourth cup brown sugar
1 teaspoon flour
one-fourth teaspoon salt
one-fourth teaspoon cinnamon
one-fourth teaspoon orange
peel
1 teaspoon butter
one-half cup orange juice
Preheat the oven to 350
degrees F. Cut yams in half
and boil until tender—about
20 minutes. When cool
enough to handle, peel and
slice into one-fourth inch
thickness.
Combine sugar, flour,
salt, cinnamon, nutmeg, and
grated orange peel. Place half of
sliced yams in medium-sized
casserole dish. Sprinkle with
spiced sugar mixture and dot
with half the butter. Add the second layer of yams and repeat the
other ingredients. Add orange
juice. Bake uncovered for 20
minutes.
Make the entire six
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serving has 90 calories, 1g fat,
105mg sodium, 21g carbohydrate and 1g protein.
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Beware of sneaky vines,
entangled cords and hoses
Forget foreign, think local
terrorists like simple strands
of rope, electric cords, water
hoses, vines, even Christmas
decorations that attack without warning. recently, i’ve
noticed the creeping plants
growing in our yard are out
to get me. they appear
harmless but they lurk foot
high, waiting to trip me.
Maybe it’s my age.
Come to think of it these
attacks began earlier, i just
wasn’t aware. First there
were poison ivy vines that
have plagued me all my life.
Even today, a lot of threeleafed greenery in our yard
still exists after gallons of
roundup. the only redeeming feature is that this time
of year the leaves turn a
beautiful red—the color of
my rash.
then there are the honeysuckle vines. in bloom, they
spray our valley with sweetsmelling perfume. i love the
fragrance. But don’t mess
with the vines. Even one can
trip you. A bunch can give
you trouble. After my stint in
the Korean War as a Marine
and back home, part of my
self-rehab was to keep busy
cleaning up around my
grandmother’s farm house.
to help i bought a used,
probably World War ii, jeep
that was still in good
mechanical shape. After a
month’s clearing unwanted
growth and burning it along
with some rotted lumber
from outbuildings, i had the
place looking pretty good.
then i got the bright idea
of making a road on one leg
of the property line. i used
the jeep bulldozer-like over
small bushes. Eventually, i
entered the jungle of honeysuckle vines that covered
some of the property. No
problem for a four-wheel
drive, i thought, until the
wheels stopped turning! the
vines had entwined around
both axels so thick the
wheels couldn’t move! it
took me a couple of hours to
cut the mesh away before i
could move the jeep.
that lesson learned, today
i just watch my step among
vines to keep from tripping.
But there are man-made
strands out to get me.
i remember when i was
about twelve when daddy
first took me fishing with
him at delight. He had given
me one of his old rods and
reels to practice with before
this event. We started fishing
on Wolf Creek from the
swinging bridge up stream.
daddy had been catching
perch and bass along the
way and asked why i hadn’t
had a bite.
“Because you fish the
hole, first!” i blurted out
before i thought. Sassing
wasn’t allowed. i was in for
it.
instead, daddy laughed,
“You’re right, Son.”
Next was the long blue
hole too deep to wade and
with bush overgrowth on
both sides except for a couple of spots. At the first one,
daddy said, “oK, Son show
your stuff. Put it up there
near that big rock.”
i wanted him to feel proud
of me. i tried to cast that far.
the red-headed river runt
went half-way hitting the
water with a splash and bobbing there. Back-lash! the
tangled line on my an antiback-lash reel became a
twisted mesh!
daddy shook his head. if
i had been allowed to cuss,
this was the time. i desperately tried to untangle the
line. it was a mess, and i was
embarrassed, when suddenly
the bait disappeared and the
fishing line became taut as a
big bass jumped out of the
water trying to spit out the
bait! i was shocked but continued trying to untie the
knotted line.
“Forget that,” daddy said.
“reel him in!” i did. it
weighed about two pounds.
the biggest fish i ever
caught on Wolf Creek .
today, since i no longer
have the strength to pullstart gasoline powered tools,
i’ve gone all-electric for chainsaws, leaf blowers and hedge
trimmers. Works fine until you
cut the extension cord. Yes, i’ve
done that a couple of times. Now
the biggest problem is tripping
over or getting entangled in the
cord and almost falling. i’m
dealing with three, hundred-foot
cords, but mostly use just one. A
mystery to me is, no matter how
carefully i wind up one of these
cords into a coil, when i want to
use it, it unwinds in a tangle. A
bigger mystery is sometimes
there’s a knot! on top of that,
invariably, the cord will catch on
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because ol’ Blue would always
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said one of the men.
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runnin’ across posted ground!”
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smart he would chase the raccoons around through the woods
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would land on his back like a saddle.
He’d carry the other one home
in his mouth.
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was so proficient with a knife he
would hold it in his teeth, peel his
lips back like a jackass eating briars and reach up with one toenail,
open that Barlow knife, skin a
coon right quick and not have a
nick in the hide.
dad sent away and got Blue a
mail order course on ventrilo-
was sharpen his skinning knife.
He couldn’t hold the knife with
his paws because his toenails
were so worn down from running and when he held the knife
in his mouth his ears flopped
down and he couldn’t see! Blue
quism. He got so good at throwing his voice that game wardens
from three counties ran themselves ragged trying to catch
Blue hunting out of season.
Alas, they lost ol’ Blue due to an
unfortunate set of circumstances.
Mom always did her ironing out
on the back porch. one day, as
she was ironing, dad came
home with a brand new ironing
board for her and set in on the
porch. they visited, caught up,
and then went in the house completely forgetting about those
two ironing boards. they were
left out all night. they never saw
ol’ Blue again!
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Fearing that Bush was reaching
for a weapon, Hill reached his
arm in the car only to have the
woman roll the window up on
him and began driving away.
Hill was drug about 8-10 feet as
he attempted to free his arm. the
woman hit the emergency brake
and stopped the car and the officer drew his service weapon and
fired two shot into her car tire.
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As the woman drove off again,
Hill, freed from the car, gave pursuit.
With the roads wet from rain
and a hole in her tire, the woman
drove at high speeds, even passing an ambulance at one point,
Hill said.
Near the bridge at tower
Mountain, the woman turned on
a side road and suddenly exited
the car.
drawing his gun, Hill faced the
woman who suddenly acted as if
she was going to charge him.
Seeing now that the woman was
impaired and had no weapon, the
officer ordered her to stop and
she laid face down in some running water and was handcuffed.
As officers searched her car,
they heard the woman making
noise in the patrol unit. When she
grew silent, they went to investigate and found her with the seat
belt wrapped around her neck
three times.
“She strangled herself and
passed out,” Hill said, noting that
he was able to resuscitate the
woman, who was then transported to jail where she was checked
out by medical personnel.
inside the car, police found a
bottle of marijuana joints, a plastic container of the drug and a
half-gallon pickle jar full of marijuana buds.
“in over 20 years of law
enforcement, this is the first time
i’ve ever experienced an issue
like that,” Hill said, noting he had
only minor injuries.
the woman, who was
apologetic upon being arrested, will likely face charges of
driving on a suspended
license, resisting arrest, fleeing and assault, Hill said.
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to have them.
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other than the Bible. In pioneer
America, few people had more than
one or two books at home. No Harry
Potter for those kids!
After about
1850, most
students
got more
variety. “The
McGuffey
Reader”
came into classrooms, with poems,
plays, stories and speeches. Editions
got harder as the kids advanced.
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Pioneer kids had to
help clean the school and
outdoor bathrooms. Even
third-graders helped chop
wood for the heating
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Be thankful for running water
Be thankful for bathrooms
More than one out of every six
people in the world cannot get as
much fresh water as they need.
According to the World
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than 894 million people
do not have enough safe
water for drinking, cooking
and cleaning needs.
People may have to walk
hours each day to get their
family’s water. Usually,
this job falls to girls.
Many girls are unable to go to school
because they have to spend so many
hours getting water.
People in the 1800s had to go to
an outdoor bathroom
called a privy.
Imagine how fun that
would be in the winter.
In the privy, a
person sat on a wooden
bench with a hole cut
in it. But first, people would circle
a stick in the hole, making sure no
spiders were waiting to come up and
bite them from below. Snakes might
have been on the privy floor.
In the night, people could use the
chamber pot kept under their bed.
But they’d have to clean it, too. Eww!
Be thankful for clean water
Every 20 seconds around the
world, a child dies because of poor
sanitation (SANi-TAE-shun), or
water that is not
safe to drink or
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three-quarters of its surface is covered
with water. There would be no life without
it. But only about 3 percent of that water
is freshwater. The rest is salt water.
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the cows, fed the
pigs and chickens,
and gathered the
eggs, all before school each morning.
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breakfast and clean up afterward.
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instant food — no
boxed cereal or
instant oatmeal. All food had to be
cooked from scratch.
After school, kids had evening
chores plus their homework.
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A student reads aloud to a dog in the
“Pet Reading” program at a U.S. Army
base in Germany. Dogs love being around
their human friends. We can be thankful
for dogs and cats and other animals that
make our lives so much richer.
Can you spot other things in this picture
to be thankful for?
Be thankful for your phone
scale computer was first shown to
the public 65 years ago, in 1946. It
weighed more than
30 tons and took up
a big room.
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34-05-23
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VASQUEZ EFiJErio GArCiA
13-08-23
44
MUSE roBErt KENt 13-08-23
GiLYArd ABBiE LEE & MArGArEt HUGHES
04-08-22
HUMPHrY JASoN tHoMAS
07-08-22
HiNdMAN LAiN & CLAirE
07-08-22
FrANCiS GrEGorY K & LiSA
07-08-22
EMMoNS WiLLiAM SidNEY
WiNdHAM rANdY
07-08-22
44
08-08-22
FELtoN KENNEtH & PAtriCiA
08-08-22
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10-08-22
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Real estate Continued
43AM
LNP 34-5-23 34-05-23 1.5 Acres Pt SE NW 391.69
43AM
LNP 34-5-23 34-05-23 2.1 Acres NW Pt NW SW
43AM
LNP 34-5-23 34-05-23 0.5 Acres LNP Pt SE SE
44
13-08-23 NW SE HENdriX r.E.
36.69
13-08-23 Pt SE SE iMP oNLY E C APoLLoS r.E. 37.60
13-08-23
44 13-08-23 1 Acres W 105' oF S 420' SE SE 237.37
44
04-08-22 2 Acres Pt SW NW
4.38
44
07-08-22 2 Acres Pt N/2 NE S oF HWY 4.78
44
07-08-22 20.03 Acres Pt S/2 NE
46.49
44
07-08-22 55.66 Acres Pt FrL SW
127.84
07-08-22 iMP oNLY rE (01-11233-000) NE NW SE 36.24
44
08-08-22 0.49 Acres Pt NW NW
2.36
44
08-08-22 0.98 Acres Pt N/2 NW
415.40
44
08-08-22 80 Acres S2 SW 178.43
5.10
44
10-08-22 2.14 Acres Pt S/2 NE
4.78
44
10-08-22 7.25 Acres Pt NE NE SE
16.00
44
10-08-22 5 Acres Pt E/2 SE10.72
5.10
44
10-08-22 2 Acres Pt NW SE N oF r
4.78
44
15-08-22 8.3 Acres Pt NW NE
157.19
44
15-08-22 1.7 Acres Pt E 1/4 NE NW
2.27
44
16-08-22 4 Acres Pt SE SW
8.07
44
16-08-22 4 Acres Pt NE SE8.07
5.10
44
16-08-22 40 Acres SW SE 89.22
5.10
the personal tax books of Clark County reflect the following list of personal property to be
delinquent for nonpayment of taxes for the year 2010.
Name
School district No.
Amount due
WoodALL WENdY 43 Personal Property
24.14
1.75
2.41
28.30
JoHNSoN JANiCE
43
Personal Property 27.22 1.75
2.72
31.69
MCCorMiCK tAMMY 43
Personal Property
65.70
1.75 5.93 73.38
YArBroUGH JESSiCA & JASoN 43 Personal Property
153.21
1.75 15.32 70.28
YEArSLEY KAtHLEEN 43
Personal Property 245.621.75
24.56 271.93
GordoN GArriE & CLArK BrANdi 43
Personal Property 190.2 1.75 17.25 209.28
BEAN FrEd 43
Personal Property
65.70
1.75
5.93
73.38
tAYLor MArY CAtHEriNE 43 Personal Property
54.59
1.75 4.92 61.26
dAViS tiMotHY M 43 Personal Property 240.98
1.75
21.86 264.59
Wood MiCHAEL 43 Personal Property
46.09
1.75
4.61
52.45
BoriNG KrYStiN & dAVid
Personal Property
9.22
1.75 0.92 11.89
ditGEN CorY 43
Personal Property
91.75 1.75 9.18
102.68
CAtroN HoLLY 43 Personal Property
107.56
1.75
10.76 120.07
riCHArdSoN rUStY 43
Personal Property
104.92 1.75 10.49 117.16
WiLSoN roNNiE & ALiCiA 43
Personal Property 403.241.75 36.61 441.60
tAYLor KYLE E 43 Personal Property
25.90
1.75
2.59
30.24
CoUNtS KEitH 43
Personal Property
185.70
1.75
18.57 206.02
BEAN CodY 43 Personal Property 166.82
1.75
16.68
185.25
MCMANiS ritA F 43 Personal Property
21.51
1.75
2.15 25.41
MoorE trACY H 43 Personal Property
313.45
1.75
31.35 346.55
PiErCE tiMotHY 43 Personal Property
9.66
1.75
0.97
12.38
dUGGAN KYLE 43
Personal Property
36.00
1.75
3.60
41.35
GrEEN Lori 43
Personal Property
32.49
1.75
3.25
37.49
LANdSELL CLiNt
43 Personal Property
32.05
1.75
3.21
37.01
dENtoN JEFFErY 43 Personal Property
139.16
1.75
13.92 154.83
WiLSoN AUStiN & MiStY 43
23.22 257.20
LAMBErt ELSiE 43 Personal Property
14.49
1.75
1.45
17.69
iNErGY ProPANE LLC 43
Business Personal
1.32
1.75 0.13 3.20
FriCK VALAriE or tEd 43
14.50
1.75
1.27
17.52
HArVELL FELiCiA 43 Personal Property 14.99 1.75
1.32
18.06
BroWN CHriStoPHEr LEE 43 Personal Property 5.89 1.75
0.44 8.08
WHEELEr WiLLiAM G 43
Personal Property
133.29
1.75 12.07 147.11
HoPPEr CAroLYN M 43 Personal Property
91.77
1.75 8.30 101.82
SPEEr dEBorAH 43 Personal Property
44.34
1.75
4.43
50.52
SMitH JErEMY 43
Personal Property
60.14
1.75
6.01
67.90
MAXWELL AMBEr 43 Personal Property
16.24
1.75
1.62
19.61
WArd BrANdoN
79.04
1.75
7.51
88.30
LiNdSEY BrANdoN 43 Personal Property
34.24
1.75
3.42
39.41
ViNCENt CYNtHiA 43
Personal Property
23.19
1.75 2.06 27.00
SMitH GArrEtt E & doNNALiSA 43 Personal Property 127.31 1.75 12.73 141.79
SiEGFriEd SAYdiE 43 Personal Property
150.20
1.75
13.61165.56
BEAN BECKY 43
Personal Property
139.09
1.75
12.60 153.44
MAXWELL SCott
43 Personal Property 129.50
1.75
12.95 144.20
MCGHEE BoNitA
116.77
1.75 11.68 130.20
WALdrUM JoSH or SArAH 43 Personal Property 126.051.75
11.41 139.21
WALKEr LANdSCAPiNG & irriGAtioN43 Business Personal206.77 1.75 20.68229.20
HENtHorN MiCHEAL 43 Personal Property
34.24
1.75
3.42 9.41
WArd BrYAN J43
Personal Property
145.37
1.75
13.17 160.29
WiLKErSoN ASHLEY 43
Personal Property
29.41 1.75 2.94
34.10
MoorE rUSSELL 43 Personal Property 169.891.75
16.99
188.63
WALLACE BArBArA Z 43 Personal Property 8.34
1.75
0.83 10.92
MCMAHAN BrANdY or dAVid N 43 Personal Property 181.59 1.75 16.46 199.80
WALKEr BArrY 43 Personal Property
236.62
1.75
23.66 262.03
LEE riCKEY 43
Personal Property
105.77
1.75
9.57 117.09
MELtoN dENNiS o 43 Personal Property 170.33 1.75
17.03
189.11
dAVidSoN CArEY & KiM
162.431.75 16.24 80.42
BEVENS PAtriCK or LiNdA 43 Personal Property193.60 1.75
19.36 214.71
ENd oF trAiL rANCH 43 Business Personal 782.31 1.75 71.07 855.13
BroWN JEFF 43
Personal Property
18.44
1.75
1.84
22.03
2.46 28.79
oriNG KArA or dAVid 43
Personal Property
29.85
1.75
2.99
34.59
GArNEr KEViN 43
Personal Property
40.83
1.75
4.08
46.66
MArtiN LELA 43
Personal Property
50.24
1.75
4.52
56.51
SANCHEZ NELY 43
Personal Property
40.83
1.75
4.08
46.66
dANiELS CodY 43
16.46
199.80
MASSEY MiCHAEL43 Personal Property 181.591.75
101.41
1.75 10.14 113.30
KELLEY BrEANNoN 43 Personal Property
Personal Property369.44 1.75
33.54 404.73
SMitH trESSiE & JASoN S43
36.00
1.75
3.60
41.35
BoriNG dANiEL43 Personal Property
17.56
1.75
1.76
21.07
BANKHEAd KArEN 43 Personal Property
34.37 379.86
YorK BiLLY JoE Jr & SHEri43 Personal Property 343.741.75
11.11
123.93
MoorE KENdrA 43 Personal Property 111.07 1.75
5.14
62.53
HENtHorN riCHArd43
43.28
BArKMAN MiCHAEL & rEMoNiA 43 Personal Property 37.751.75 3.78
Personal Property
147.79
1.75
13.39162.93
PriNCE CHAd 43
23.05 255.27
CAddo EXPrESS FrEiGHt iNC 43 Business Personal 230.471.75
-- 43 Business Personal 3.691.75
0.22
5.66
rEddY iCE CorP
10.87 121.27
HENtSCH JoSEPH StEVEN 43
23.36 258.66
HArdAGE JoE & MiStY43
roWLANd KAtHEriNE M & BrYAN 43 Personal Property 110.00 1.7511.00 122.75
2.85 33.14
tiGUE EtHEL FAYE & GENE 43 Personal Property 28.54 1.75
Personal Property
36.00
1.75
3.60
41.35
MoUNt KELi 43
4.79 9.68
FUNdErBUrK LANESHA 43
63.44
1.75
6.34
71.53
CHESSHirE JAMES 43 Personal Property
48.10
tiGUE tEd & WANdA 43 Personal Property 42.14 1.75 4.21
8.17 91.57
trAViS doNNA MiCHELLE or 43 Personal Property81.65 1.75
13.13
146.14
FAGAN MiCHAEL43 Personal Property131.26 1.75
1.75
3.03 35.07
WiLKErSoN CHriStiNA 43 Personal Property 30.29
1.75
6.15
69.36
FAGAN JoHNNY 43 Personal Property 61.46
12.29
136.96
StAGGS KAiNAN K 43 Personal Property 122.92 1.75
12.82 142.76
FLEtCHEr BrYAN EdWiN & 43 Personal Property 128.19 1.75
325.30
1.75 32.53 359.58
o'NEAL roBErt Q 43 Personal Property
4.43
50.52
CAtroN dENNiS 43 Personal Property 44.34 1.75
22.39
1.75
2.24
26.38
FrANCiS JAMES d 43 Personal Property
Personal Property
50.92
1.75
5.09
57.76
GridEr CHriS 43
72.87
1.75
7.29
81.91
HiLL BoBBY r Jr 43 Personal Property
-- 43 Personal Property 17.41
1.75 1.54 20.70
HiLL StEPHANiE or doNNiE
40.87
451.33
NEiGHBorS rYAN 43 Personal Property 408.711.75
111.94 1.75 11.19 124.88
BArKMAN NorMA or MArK 43 Personal Property
13.02 144.93
HArriS riCHArd or LYNN 43 Personal Property 130.161.75
14.90
165.69
PittMAN LoYd 3
205.89
1.75 20.59 228.23
CooK BEVErLY 43 Personal Property
Personal Property
22.39
1.75 2.24 26.38
HALL dEArLd & rHoNdA 43
Personal Property
111.94
1.75
11.19 124.88
dUGGAN roY43
8.60 96.39
GArrEtt HArL & CAroL 43
4.00
61.61
497.17 4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00 26.15
5.10
5.10
5.10
5.10
4.00
4.00
4.00
18.33
5.10
5.10
1.10
5.10
4.00
4.00
5.10
0.83
9.16
43.14 438.83
4.00 6.78 72.39
54.76 555.93
4.04 44.73
4.14 45.74
267.52
0.45
9.93
0.50 10.38
4.79 56.38
13.17 146.11
3.99 44.23
0.26
6.62
45.75 465.15
201.86
0.50 10.38
1.65 22.75
16.92
0.50 10.38
17.31 178.50
0.25
6.52
0.83 14.00
14.00
103.48
18-08-22
44 18-08-22 1 Acres SE Cor SE SW 138.62
4.00 15.27 157.89
MCdANiEL KENNEtH & BrENdA SUE
18-08-22
44
18-08-22 0.5 Acres Pt E/2 SE SW
16.85
4.00
1.86
22.71
GENtrY BoBBiE
44
18-08-22 1 Acres Pt SE Cor SW SE SW
134.99
4.00
14.87 153.86
MCdANiEL JoHNNY r 18-08-22
18-08-22
44
18-08-22 1 Acres SE Pt SE SW
25.37
4.00
2.80
32.17
MCdANiEL WiLL
GENtrY CLAUdE & MArCiA
19-08-22
44
19-08-22 3 Acres Pt NE NW
137.26
4.00
15.12 156.38
19-08-22
44
19-08-22 iMProVEMENt oNLY
57.08
4.00
6.29
67.37
GENtrY MArCiA
44
19-08-22 0.43 Acres Pt N/2 NW NW
327.19
4.00
36.04 367.23
SPENCEr UNdrA M & VEroNiCA S 19-08-22
44
19-08-22 0.37 Acres Pt N/2 NW NW
13.59
0.00
0.00 13.59
44
19-08-22 1.5 Acres Pt N/2 NW NW
38.05
4.00
4.20
46.25
MCdANiEL dENEtHiA 19-08-22
44
19-08-22 iMP oNLY
50.74
4.00
5.58
60.32
WAtErS JACQUELiNE 19-08-22
44
19-08-22 6.64 Acres Pt N/2 NW NW
12.61
5.10
1.38
19.09
LEEPEr trESSiE EtAL 19-08-22
44
19-08-22 2 Acres
37.01
0.00
0.00
37.01
19-08-22
44
19-08-22 1 Acres Pt NW NW
33.98
4.00
3.74
41.72
BrooKS PHoEBiE
19-08-22
44
19-08-22 15 Acres FrL NW SW S oF r.r.
28.98
5.10 3.00
7.08
20-08-22
44
10.72
5.10
1.10 16.92
NotiCE iS HErEBY GiVEN tHAt said several tracts, lots or parts of lots, will be held as 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 delinquent taxes, penalties, and costs
are paid before the end of the one-year period.
(date of Notice ) November 16, 2011
Jason C Watson
Sheriff and Collector
401 Clay Street
Arkadelphia , Ar 71923
HANCoCK SHELiA or JoHN S 43 Personal Property 72.44 1.75
7.24 81.43
KitCHENS JEFFrEY 43 Personal Property 183.83 1.75
17.96
203.54
diXoN CHriStoPHEr N & MiSti 43 Personal Property
337.59 1.75 33.76 373.10
diFFEE JEFF 43
Personal Property
25.90
1.75
2.59
30.24
BroWN dUStiN & MELiSSA 3 Personal Property 655.651.75
65.57 722.97
MASSEY CHANCE E 43 Personal Property 169.29 1.75
16.11
187.15
dAVidSoN LEAH 43 Personal Property
79.46
1.75
7.95
89.16
riCE CHriStoPHEr 43 Personal Property
180.87
1.75
18.09 200.71
BroWN ALViN 43
Personal Property
263.46
1.75
26.19 291.40
riNKLE KENNY W 43 Personal Property
99.21
1.75
9.92 110.88
dAViS JACKiE LEE 43 Personal Property 18.85 1.75
1.67
22.27
HiLL dANNY P 43
Personal Property
111.57
1.75
10.10 123.42
MCGrEW MAX P 43 Personal Property
56.63
1.75
5.66
64.04
MAYBErrY KArEN 43 Personal Property 367.72 1.75
33.39
402.86
HoLLiNGSHEAd ALEX 43
Personal Property
186.14
1.7518.61 206.50
NEiGHBorS HELEN 43 Personal Property
17.12
1.75
1.71
20.58
SPENCE QUENtiN L LA doNNA 43 Personal Property
418.73
1.75 39.91 460.39
SAMUEL trACY or CiNdY 43 Personal Property 333.131.75
32.88 367.76
LiNdSEY ArViN 43 Personal Property
151.02
1.75
15.10 167.87
LEE PEGGY & riCKY 43 Personal Property
119.29
1.75
10.80 131.84
SMitH doNALd r 43 Personal Property
53.12
1.75
5.31 60.18
WArd JoHN N & PAtriCiA ANN 43 Personal Property 116.77 1.75 11.68 130.20
ZiNN CArL 43
15.41
171.25
JoHNSoN KAtHAriNA 43
0.75 9.96
MArKHAMtANZA 43 Personal Property
244.74
1.75
24.47 270.96
MASSEY EdWArd 43 Personal Property
35.49
1.75
3.18 40.42
MASSEY tErrY & LYNN 43
NortoN LoiS or CHriStoPHEr 43 ersonal Property 58.67 1.75
5.29 65.71
NUtt riCKEY 43
o'CoNNELL GErALd 43 Personal Property
519.34
1.75
51.93 573.02
oWENS HAroLd or WANdA JEAN 43 Personal Property 221.89 1.75 20.13 243.77
PittMAN PAUL & SUSAN 43 Personal Property34.68 1.75 3.47 39.90
78.14
1.75
7.81 87.70
PortEr GAYLEN 43 Personal Property
0.88
11.41
QUiNoNES JoE 43
Personal Property
45.22
1.75 4.52 51.49
BArrEtt roY or LiNdA 43
26.87
297.29
CooK rodNEY 43 Personal Property 268.671.75
1.75 8.47 94.95
HArriS SYLVEStEr or BrENdA 43 Personal Property 84.73
Personal Property
69.36
1.75 6.94 78.05
dEAtoN BArBArA diANE 43
Personal Property
123.36
1.75 12.34 137.45
AdAMS MAX 43
Personal Property
107.71
1.75 9.75 119.21
BANKHEAd tHUrMAN 43
43.48 1.75 3.91
49.14
BArrEtt LoYAL d 43 Personal Property
43 Personal Property 134.31 1.75
13.08 149.14
dAVidSoN GLEN & dELorES
297.42
1.75
29.74 328.91
dAViS BrUCE & toNi 43 Personal Property
77.26
1.75
7.73 86.74
dAViS dortHEY 43 Personal Property
1.75
8.10 90.85
dEAtoN JAMES rAY MrS 43 Personal Property 81.00
6.72
77.14
HArP JoHN H 43
175.16
1.75
17.52 194.43
HArVEY MiCHAEL 43 Personal Property
19.75
1.75
1.98 23.48
JACKSoN MAttHEW 43 Personal Property
268.25
1.75
24.34 294.34
WEEKS dWiGHt C 43 Personal Property
PriNCE roGEr M or d'NELLE 43 Personal Property 242.33 1.75 24.23 268.31
56.72
1.75
5.67
64.14
dAViS FAYE or 43AMPersonal Property
Personal Property 393.161.75 39.32434.23
JoHNSoN doNALd & KAtHEriNE 43AM
2.01 23.81
MArKHAM J d & LottiE 43AM Personal Property 20.05 1.75
1.13 14.13
PArKEr rodEriCK dr 43AM
Business Personal 43.03 1.75
4.30 49.08
AdAMS MAX GArAGE 43AM
HoLCoMBE ANtHoNY WAYNE & 43AM Personal Property 9 36.68 1.75 93.67 1,032.10
1.75
13.64 151.82
HoLCoMBE dANNY 43AM Personal Property 136.43
Personal Property
7.34
1.75 0.73 9.82
JACKSoN MiCHAEL E 43AM
Personal Property
209.05
1.75
20.91 231.71
GANN LYLE 43AM
19.22 213.15
GodSEY PAUL & PAtriCiA 3AM Personal Property 192.181.75
138.88
1.75
13.89 154.52
HANCoCK roYCE L3AM Personal Property
34.92
385.82
BEAN CUrt 3AM
BEAN CUrt LUMBEr Co 43AM Business Personal 31,806.76 1.75 3,180.68 34,989.19
BUCK tHErESA or GArY 43AM Personal Property 109.541.75 10.95 122.24
2.40
28.11
StoUt CAroLYN 43AM Personal Property 23.96 1.75
106.69
CHAMBErS dELorA 43AM Personal Property 96.241.75 8.70
23.81 288.01
SorrELLS dENNiS CHArLES 43AM Personal Property 262.45 1.75
54.28
1.75
5.43
61.46
MCANALLY JoHN 43AM Personal Property
179.08
1.75
16.24 197.07
LoNG JoNAtHAN 43AM Personal Property
145.19
1.75
13.59160.53
CrEWS riCKY Jr43AM Personal Property
Personal Property
105.40
1.75 9.54 116.69
BodiFord KENNEtH 43AM
117.36
1.7511.74 130.85
KiLLiAN JiM or BEVErLY 43AM Personal Property
196.09
1.75
19.61 217.45
HArriS SArAH 43AMPersonal Property
166.75
1.75 16.68 185.18
JordAN tHoMAS & CiNdY 43AM Personal Property
17.21 191.09
WAitKUS KYLE & MiStY 43AM Personal Property 172.13 1.75
1.42
17.35
SULLiVAN rEXANNA K 43AM
2.69 1.75 0.27
4.71
LottiE'S BEAUtY SHoP 43AM Business Personal
1.75
1.37
16.81
GoULd SANdrA d 43AM Personal Property 13.69
tHoMASoN SCott C or CorEY 43AMPersonal Property 1,342.311.75 134.23 1,478.29
HErNANdEZ-SANCHEZJUAN CArLoS 43AM ersonal Property19.32 1.75 11.93133.00
MENGiS rHoNdA iNLoW 43AM Personal Property 111.49 1.751.15
124.39
FrANKLiN idA 43AM Personal Property
9.29
1.75
0.93
11.97
YoUNG MoLLY & dANNY 43AM Personal Property 107.581.75 10.76 120.09
LYoNS JASoN & VALEriE 43AM Personal Property 511.22 1.75
46.43
559.40
SorrELLS EVELYN 3AM Personal Property
16.10
1.75
1.42
19.27
HENtHorN HEAtHEr 43AM
2.74
31.87
HUStoN StEPHEN & BArBArA 43AM Personal Property620.05 1.75 62.01 683.81
WHiSENHUNt BEVErLY & WAdE 43AM Personal Property 43.28
1.75 34.33 379.36
doVE JiMMY d 43AM Personal Property
75.31
1.75
7.53
84.59
HoLLiNGSHEAd MArK 43AM Personal Property
30.08
1.75 2.69 34.52
HArriS BriAN A & roBBi BLACK 43AM Personal Property 89.49
1.75 8.95 100.19
SMitH JErrY BrUCE 43A
11.74 143.09
SKAtES dUStY 43AM Personal Property
48.91
1.75
4.40
55.06
PrEWitt EUGENE
43AM
4.30
53.88
WiLSoN FArrAH FitE or dArrEN -- 43AM Personal Property 100.551.75 9.10 111.40
HArriS roY 43AM Personal Property 13.94 1.75 1.22 16.91
WArd GArY M or JiLL 43AM
drYE dAVid 43AM Personal Property 66.02 1.75
6.60
74.37
ASHLEY dEBBiE A
43AM
2.84
32.95
MCGoUGH toMMiE H Jr 43AM Personal Property 331.541.75
33.15 366.44
dErriCK BENJAMiN J 43AM
Personal Property
268.37
1.75 24.35 294.47
FANt LiNdSEY or KENdHAL 43AM Personal Property
147.68
1.75 14.77
164.20
rAttoN JoHNNY d 43AM Personal Property 56.48
1.75
5.65
63.88
BUrNS MELANiE or dAVid 43AM Personal Property
53.79
1.75 5.38 60.92
StAFFord toNYA 43A Personal Property
66.99
1.75
6.70
75.44
HoLCoMBE AUtoMotiVE 43AMBusiness Personal 39.77 1.75
3.57
45.09
ALriGHt CArPEt CLEANiNG 43AM Business Personal 86.28 1.75
C BEAN trANSPort iNC 43AM PSC Utility 452.81
1.75
riCHArdSoN tErrY & JANEt 43AM Personal Property 59.67
AMitY Wood WorKS 43AM
CArLEE'S CorNEr 43AM Business Personal 341.77
1.75
StoNE StACEY 43AM Personal Property 12.71 1.75
1.27
MYErS JAMES r or MArGo 43AM Personal Property 74.33
GArriSoN GrEGorY E 3AM
SYMoNdS dAVid 43AM Personal Property
32.76
1.75
HoWELL dEANN d 43AM
LYoNS dAVid B 3AM Personal Property 106.601.75
10.66
PittMAN GLENdA 43AM
SUttoN KYLE 43AM Personal Property
61.29
1.75
FUNdErBUrK ALtoN & CiNdY 43AM Personal Property 94.87 1.75
C & t BodY WorKS iNC 43AM Business Personal 313.02 1.75
KiZEr LAUrA 43AM Personal Property 37.61 1.75
3.37
rEYNoLdS JAMES & tENA 43AM Personal Property
13.20 1.75
PittMAN HErSHEL 43AM Personal Property 94.87 1.75 9.49
\KitCHENS WESLEY 43AM Personal Property 19.07
1.75
FrY CiNELLiA Lori 43AM
Personal Property70.42 1.75
HiLL AMANdA 43AM Personal Property
37.08
1.75
MooN tErrY 43AM Personal Property
45.15
1.75
KELSEr riCHArd or dEBrA43AM Personal Property
13.94
torrES rAYMoNd43AM
BUCK EMMA or dUStiN 43AM Personal Property
120.45 1.75
oSBorNE LEE ANN43AM Personal Property 56.23
1.75
StUBBS riCKY 43AM Personal Property 106.11 1.75
10.61
FrEEMAN SArAH 43AM Personal Property
84.11
1.75
HoLCoMBE dUStiN 43AM
CooPEr BrENdA 43AM Personal Property
46.45
1.75
FAGAN EtHAN tANNEr 43AM Personal Property 30.32 1.75
LUNSFord ArNoLd 43AM
Personal Property
70.91 1.75
diLLArd AUBriE 43AM Personal Property
29.83
1.75
ForrESt KESHA 43AM Personal Property
70.91
1.75
MoNK BArBArA 43AM Personal Property
94.38 1.75 9.44
rAtHEr dELAiNA ANd CECiL 43AM
Personal Property 41.08
GrAHAM JoYCE 43AM Personal Property
6.39
1.75
StENEroddEN KriStiE 43AM Personal Property 13.41 1.75
7.80
95.83
45.28 499.84
1.75 5.38 66.80
45.53 502.54
31.03 374.55
15.73
1.75 7.43 83.51
8.61
96.42
3.28
37.79
6.99
86.16
119.01
5.04
62.70
5.53
68.57
9.49 106.11
28.41343.18
42.73
1.32 16.27
106.11
1.91
22.73
7.04
79.21
3.33
42.16
4.06
50.96
1.75 1.22 16.91
4.60
52.32
10.91
133.11
5.62
63.60
118.47
8.41
94.27
12.81
142.68
4.65
52.85
3.03
35.10
7.09
79.75
2.98
34.56
7.09
79.75
105.57
1.75 4.11 46.94
0.49
8.63
1.17
16.33
6.90
84.99
WHiSENHUNt NANCY 43AM
2.49
32.17
MiLLEttE tiMotHY 43AM
5.87
1.75
0.59
8.21
VArNEr JoHN43AM Personal Property
StAtUM riCKY NELSoN 43AM Personal Property 69.93 1.75
6.99
78.67
15.65
1.75
1.57
18.97
iNGEMi BArBArA 43AM Personal Property
CABrAL KAtHLEEN 43AM Personal Property 8.80
1.75
0.88
11.43
0.59
8.21
MUSGroVE JAMES 43AM
SPEArS JANEt & tEd PAtE 3AM Personal Property 59.17 1.75
5.92
66.84
1.75
4.16
47.47
HArVEY ZEBriNA 43AM Personal Property 41.56
37.16
1.75
3.72
42.63
LittLE JESSiCA 43AM Personal Property
YArBroUGH MArY & JoHNNY 43AM Personal Property 178.49 1.75 17.85 198.09
101.87
1.75
9.22 112.84
MiLES LEoNA M 43AM Personal Property
57.21
1.75
5.72
64.68
GooCHEr JULiA 43AM Personal Property
16.87
1.75
1.69
20.31
SMitH doNALd E 43AM Personal Property
26.70 295.44
CrittEr GEttErS iNC 43AM
25.92
1.75
2.59
30.26
SPEArS JENNiFEr 43AM Personal Property
WiLLiAMS JoHNNY & CHriS 43AM Personal Property 49.99 1.75
4.50
56.24
1.32
16.27
GArCiA MErCEd 43AM
WiLSoN tAYLor 43AM Personal Property
61.82
1.75
5.58
69.15
6.36
71.68
KitCHENS CAMEroN 43AM
4.99
56.62
WALKEr GrEGorY dANiEL 43AM Personal Property 49.88 1.75
1.71
20.57
riCHArdSoN JANEt B or 43AM Personal Property 17.11 1.75
2.74
31.87
FrANKLiN JoSHUA 43AM
CHiLdrESS SHAWN 44 Personal Property 37.601.75
3.76
43.11
MCdANiEL KENdALL & CArLA 44 Personal Property
48.02 1.75 4.80
54.57
0.54
7.73
doNCoUSE BrYAN & triNA 44 Personal Property 5.44 1.75
45.30
1.75
4.53
51.58
HULSEY PAUL A 44 Personal Property
LAMBErt PAtriCiA 44 Personal Property
17.21
1.75
1.72
20.68
GENtrY LAKESHA & CLAUdE GENtrY 44 Personal Property 188.901.75 18.89 209.54
1.75
1.54
20.73
HiNdMAN BErNiE LAiN 44 Personal Property 17.44
57.98
1.75
5.80
65.53
MAtA MArGArito 44 Personal Property
5.53
62.55
WiNdHAM rANdY 44 Personal Property 55.27 1.75
FELtoN KENNEtH & PAtriCiA 44 Personal Property
5.441.75
0.54
7.73
SCHNEidEr KiMBErLY r 44 Personal Property 21.29
1.75
2.13
25.17
8.30
1.75
0.68
10.73
SPENCEr VEroNiCA 44 Personal Property
ALLEN SUMMEr d 44 Personal Property
30.80
1.75
3.08
35.63
WoodALL WiLLiAM A 44 Personal Property 92.86 1.75 9.29
103.90
MorGAN FAtiE L 44 Personal Property
34.38
1.75
3.08
39.21
95.58
1.75
9.56 106.89
EVANS tiMotHY Sr 44 Personal Property
LEEPEr WiLLEttE & KEViN E 44 Personal Property
24.91
1.75 2.49 29.15
MCdANiEL YiiKo 44 Personal Property
65.69
1.75
6.57
74.01
41.68
1.75
4.17
47.60
HULSEY dAVid N 44 Personal Property
roWtoN SCottY & ANGEL 44 Personal Property 543.601.75
54.36 599.71
MCdANiEL PAMELA J 44
3.31
38.13
GoodWiN roNALd LEE 44 ersonal Property 77.01
1.75
7.70
86.46
diXoN CLArA 44
Personal Property
143.60
1.75
14.36 159.71
WiLLiAMS SYLVEStEr & MAE SUE 44 Personal Property 152.21 1.75 15.22 169.18
CArtHAN ALiNE & Ed 44 Personal Property 117.33
1.75
11.73 130.81
EEPEr JoNNiE EMMiE or CArL 44 Personal Property
97.66 1.75 8.83 108.24
52.09
1.75
5.21
59.05
MCdANiEL GrEGorY 44 Personal Property
MCdANiEL JoHNNY & SHirLEY 44 Personal Property 291.28 1.75 29.13 322.16
1.75
2.63
33.78
WiLLiAMS doN & BoNNiE 44 Personal Property 29.40
FrANCiS KEitH & LiSA 44 Personal Property 222.88
1.75
22.29 246.92
StAtE oF ArKANSAS CoUNtY oF CLArK
i, Jason C Watson, Collector of revenue within and for Clark County in the state of Arkansas , do hereby certify that the personal tax books of Clark County reflect the foregoing list of personal property to be delinquent
for non-payment of taxes for the year 2010
Witness my hand this 16th day of Nov. 2011
Jason C Watson Sheriff and Collector
401 Clay St Arkadelphia , Ar 71923
Congrats on a season well-played!
congrats to Gurdon & Arkadelphia for making regionals and good luck to Bismarck!
Patterson Federal Credit Union
CaTC
Hair in Motion & Reflex.ions
870-246-8005
that’s how it’s played!
BiSMaRCK-doNaLdSoN
Go Bismarck Lions!
501-865-3989
Go Lions!
Clark County Prosecutor
Fat Boy’s Fine Foods
Clark County Sheriff
BLaKe BaTSoN
JaSoN WaTSoN
Good job, Badgers!
870-246-6552
Good job to all teams!
Go-devil Grill
alliance insurance
Thomerson drug Store
870-353-2133
We support the Go-devils!
ToNy BeLL
We support youth sports!
870-353-4442
Great job, Go-devils!
Clark County Judge
doug’s Grocery
Valley exxon
870-353-2240
Great season, GHS!
870-246-9191
Good show!
RoN daNieLS
Well-played, GHS & AHS!
proud of all our teams!
November 17, 2011 the Standard Page 11
Clark County delinquent Tax Lists
the real Estate tax Books of Clark County reflect the following list of real property to be delinquent for nonpayment of taxes
for the year 2010 (the amount included in the “tax, Penalty and Cost” column may not include all penalties and costs and will
not include interest and special improvement assessments that may be due at the time of payment.)
NAME oF oWNEr LEGAL dESCriPtioN BASE dELiNQUENCY
43
12-09-21 4 Acres Pt NW NE SE
105.36
4.00
11.61 120.97
HAYNiE dEBrA GAiL MCdANiEL 12-09-21
31-05-21
43
31-05-21 6 Acres Pt E/2 SW
12.97
5.10
1.33 19.40
UStAiNABLE ForEStS LLC
31-05-21
43
31-05-21 3 Acres Pt SW SE
5.28
5.10
0.53 10.91
04-06-21
43 04-06-21 1.6 Acres Pt FrL NW NW Pt trACt 8 9.00
4.00 0.99
13.
HUGHES GEorGE L
HUGHES GEorGE L
05-06-21
43 05-06-21 2.27 Acres Pt FrL E/2 E/2 Pt trACt 8 12.73
4.00 1.40
18.13
93.07
4.00 10.25 107.32
FrANKS CHArLES & ALMEr & dAViS WiLLiAM E 05-06-21 43 05-06-21 2.8 Acres Pt W/2
06-06-21
43 06-06-21 5.03 Acres Pt FrL W/2
214.89
4.00
23.67 242.56
CooPEr ANNA & WiNtErS CAroLYN
CHiLdErS BrANdoN 04-05-22
430 4-05-22 12.99 Acres Pt NW SW & Pt SW NW 14.93
4.00
1.64
20.57
06-05-22
43
18.83
4.00
2.07
24.90
WALL FrANK rAY
06-05-22
43 06-05-22 3.04 Acres S420' E315' S/2 SE SW
697.13
4.00
76.78 777.91
NortoN CHriStoPHEr
WELLS KiSHA
06-05-22
43
06-05-22 0.91 Acres Pt S/2 SE SW
16.95
4.00
1.87
22.82
06-05-22
43 06-05-22 12.1 Acres Pt SE SW
21.12
5.10 2.13
28.35
LiNdSEY JEANNiE BrANdoN CAMEroN
LAMBErt MiCHAEL L & PAMELA d 06-05-22
43
06-05-22 37.5 Acres Pt SW SE
242.60
5.10
26.16 273.86
43
07-06-19 06-05-22 2.5 Acres Pt SW SE 266.47
4.00
29.35 299.82
HUFFMAN rANdALL C & tArA d 06-05-22
06-05-22
43
06-05-22 iMP oNLY LAMBErt r.E. 01-10077-000 49.17
4.00
5.42 58.59
SMitH roBBY
GArrEtt BiLLY JEAN 06-05-22
43 06-05-22 iMP oNLY MiCHAEL LAMBErt r.E. (01-10077-000) SW SE
28.97 4.00 .19 36.16
06-05-22
43
06-05-22 iMP. oNLY 01-10077-000 SW SE
35.12
4.00
3.87 42.99
GArrEtt HArL
07-05-22
43
07-05-22 3.33 Acres Pt FrL W/2 NE
46.31
4.00
5.10 55.41
NortoN CHriStoPHEr
BroWN ALViN
07-05-22
43 07-05-22 Pt W 1/2 NE iMProVEMENt oNLY WoodALL r.E. 28.54
4.00
3.14 35.68
07-05-22
43
07-05-22 Pt W 1/2 NE iMProVEMENt oNLY WoodALL r.E. 67.25 4.00 7.41 78.66
BroWN ALViN
BroWN ALViN
07-05-22
43
07-05-22 Pt W 1/2 NE iMProVEMENt oNLY WoodALL r.E. 21.95
4.00 2.42 28.37
07-05-22
43
07-05-22 iMP oNLY WoodALL r.E. 01-10082-000 7.02
4.00 0.77 11.79
BroWN CHriStoPHEr LEE
43 07-05-22 07-22-05 iMP. oNLY 01-10083-000 Pt W/2 NE 1/4
61.46 4.00 6.77 72.23
SMitH GArrEtt & doNNALiSA 07-22-05
NortoN CHriStoPHEr
07-05-22
43
07-05-22 0.43 Acres Pt FrL N/2 NE NW 0.88
4.00
0.10
4.98
07-05-22
43 07-05-22 0.53 Acres Pt N/2 NE NW 10.46
4.00
1.16 15.62
LiNdSEY JEANNiE BrANdoN CAMEroN
07-05-22
43 07-05-22 10 Acres Pt E/2 SE
21.78
5.10 2.24 29.12
LAMBErt ELSiE tWYLA J HoPPEr & LoLA S LAMBErt
07-05-22
43
07-05-22 8 Acres Pt E/2 SE17.62
5.10
1.81 24.53
HoPPEr ELSiE LAMBErt & SUSANN
32.67
5.10 3.35 41.12
HoPPEr ELSiE & HoPPEr SUSAN & YoUNG tWYLA 07-05-22 43 07-05-22 15 Acres S 2/3 W 3/4 E 1/2 SE 1/4
ViNCENt CYNtHiA
07-05-22
43
07-05-22 NW SE iMP oNLY WArd r.E. (01-10100-000)
35.12
4.00 3.87 42.99
09-05-22
43
09-05-22 120 Acres W2 SE, SE SE
261.38
5.10
26.81 293.29
tHoMASoN SCott & CorEY
16-05-22
43
16-05-22 230 Acres Pt NE, NW
444.00
5.10
45.10 494.20
16-05-22
43
16-05-22 90 Acres Pt NE 5,577.51
5.10
612.89
6,195.50
43
17-05-22 1.63 Acres SW SW
29.94
4.00
3.29
37.23
BEAN LUMBEr Co iNC 17-05-22
17-05-22
43
17-05-22 40 Acres NE SE 73.12
5.10
7.39
85.61
LAMBErt ArCHiE & LAMBErt LiViNG trUSt 18-05-22
4318-05-22 13.47 Acres Pt NW NW trACt 1
25.13
5.10 2.55 32.78
19-05-22
43
19-05-22 6.55 Acres Pt NW SE
14.42
5.10
1.49 21.01
PortWood BiLL & ANN
JordoN GArY
19-05-22
43
19-05-22 iMProVEMENt oNLY LANd PArCEL 01-10178-000 21.95
4.00 2.42 28.37
20-05-22
43 20-05-22 NE NE iMP oNLY BArKSdALE r.E. 24.14
4.00
2.65 30.79
BoriNG dAVid & KArA
43
20-05-22 iMP oNLY BArKSdALE r.E. 01-10180-104 17.56
4.00
1.94 23.50
BoriNG KENNEtH S Jr 20-05-22
BroWN JErEMiAH
20-05-22
43
20-05-22 iMProVEMENt oNLY LANd PArCEL 01-10180-000 34.24
4.00 3.77 42.01
43 20-05-22 17.31 Acres Pt W/2 SW
34.16
5.10
3.48 42.74
riCHArd PHiLLiP WAYNE & APriL LEBLANC 20-05-22
SHirLEY LAdoNNA
20-05-22
43
20-05-22 2.27 Acres NE Cor NE SE
204.02
4.00
22.47
230.49
WHiSENHUNt BEVErLY
21-05-22
43
21-05-22 1 Acres Pt S1/2 SW
137.41
4.00
15.13 156.54
27-05-22
43
27-05-22 9.03 Acres Pt W/4 SW SW
10.77
5.10
1.17 17.04
MCGrEW MAX P & BoNNiE L
27-05-22
43
27-05-22 1 Acres SE Cor W/4 SW SW 178.67
4.00
19.68 202.35
28-05-22
43
28-05-22 40 Acres NW NE 76.99
5.10
7.82
89.91
SHEEtS dEWAYNE & GLENdEL
28-05-22
43
28-05-22 32 Acres Pt S/2 NE
55.99
5.10
5.64
66.73
JoHNSoN VEroNA
28-05-22
43
28-05-22 6.76 Acres Pt E/4 SE SE
14.42
5.10
1.49 21.01
43
29-05-22 40 Acres NW NE 81.33
5.10
8.29
94.72
WALKEr BEVErLY JoY 29-05-22
BEAN tiMBEr rESoUrCES iNC
29-05-22
43
29-05-22 27.75 Acres Pt SW NW
29.46
4.00
3.25 36.71
29-05-22
43
29-05-22 30 Acres W 3/4 NW SW
62.93
5.10
6.43 74.46
29-05-22
43
29-05-22 37.5 Acres Pt SW SW
76.05
5.10
7.76 88.91
29-05-22
43
29-05-22 28.75 Acres Pt NW SE
62.63
5.10
6.43
74.16
BEAN CUrt
30-05-22
43
30-05-22 22.5 Acres W 3/4 S 3/4 NE NE 46.76
5.10
4.79 56.65
30-05-22
43 30-05-22 70 Acres W/2 NE EX N/4 NW NE
186.67
5.10 19.52 211.29
30-05-22
43
30-05-22 40 Acres SE NE 79.88
5.10
8.14
93.12
30-05-22
43 30-05-22 59 Acres Pt E/2 NW S oF riVEr
117.50
5.10
11.97 134.57
30-05-22
43
30-05-22 10 Acres S/4 NW NW
17.44
5.10
1.75 24.29
30-05-22
43
30-05-22 40 Acres SW NW 79.88
5.10
8.14
93.12
30-05-22
43
30-05-22 40 Acres NE SW 81.33
5.10
8.29
94.72
30-05-22
43
30-05-22 40 Acres NE SE 81.33
5.10
8.29
94.72
30-05-22
43
30-05-22 40 Acres NW SE 80.32
0.00
0.00
80.32
30-05-22
43
30-05-22 40 Acres SE SE 82.78
5.10
8.46
96.34
32-05-22
43
32-05-22 8.35 Acres Pt S/2 SW NE
95.87
5.10
10.44 111.41
WiNGo BrUCE C & rENitA K
32-05-22
43
32-05-22 3.72 Acres Pt NE SW
171.09
4.00
18.84 193.93
riCE CHriStoPHEr & dUStiE
CUrt BEAN LUMBEr Co iNC
33-05-22
43
33-05-22 25 Acres E 5/8 S/2 S/2 NE
43.83
5.10
4.42 53.35
43 36-05-22 6.65 Acres trACt 2 W 110' oF E 220' oF tHE E 3/4 oF W/2 SE
12.97
5.10 1.33 19.40
LEoNArd dArLENE 36-05-22
39.38
5.10 4.25 48.73
14.42
5.10 1.49 21.01
43
01-06-22 FrL E/2 SE/4, SE SE, FrL S SidE NE SE 218.18
4.00
24.03 246.21
07-06-22
43
07-06-22 0.95 Acres Pt SESW S oF HWY
65.85
4.00 7.26 77.11
HiLL BoBBY or NANCY
07-06-22
43
07-06-22 0.5 Acres Pt NE SE
0.88
4.00
0.10
4.98
BArKEr otiS
07-06-22
43
07-06-22 5.31 Acres Pt SE SE
9.44
5.10
0.96 15.50
o'CoNNELL GErALd MArViN
BANKHEAd JENNiFEr L & rAE dEENA K
08-06-22
43 08-06-22 3 Acres Pt SW SW
3.07
4.00
0.34
7.41
LEE riCKEY & PEGGY 09-06-22
43
09-06-22 0.71 Acres Pt NE SE
1.45
4.00
0.16
5.61
43
10-06-22 6.75 Acres Pt NW SW
12.34
5.10
1.28
18.72
LEE riCKEY & PEGGY 10-06-22
BLAir doYES
11-06-22
43
11-06-22 2.14 Acres Pt SE NW & Pt NE SW
33.41
4.00
3.68 41.09
BEAN oLEN CUrt & JANE C
11-06-22
43 11-06-22 65 Acres W/4 E/2 SW, Pt W2 SW S oF rd
129.03
5.10 13.14 147.27
dANiELS JAMES L
12-06-22
43
12-06-22 5 Acres E 291' S 642' SE NW & E 291' NE SW N oF rd 28.67
4.00 3.16 35.83
14-06-22
43
14-06-22 15.44 Acres Pt S/2 NW PArCEL 7
dAVidSoN dELorES dEAtoN & CHriS riCE & KAYLA riCE
5.10
3.14
39.03
30.79
dAVidSoN dELorES dEAtoN & CHriS riCE 15-06-22
43
15-06-22 2.37 Acres Pt SE NE E oF rd (Pt PArCEL 1)
62.34
4.00
6.86
73.20
15-06-22
43 15-06-22 10.5 Acres tHAt Pt SW NW LYiNG E oF PUBLiC rd 22.75
5.10 2.35 30.20
16-06-22
43
16-06-22 iMP oNLY 01-10637-000
194.04
4.00
21.37 219.41
WiLKErSoN CHriStiNA
HoMASoN JiMMiE L & BECKY PriCiLLA A & dENNiS r St 16-06-22
43 16-06-22 0.21 Acres Pt S/2 NW SW 5.00
4.00 0.55
9.55
AdAMS BrAdY
17-06-22
43
26.34
4.00
2.90
33.24
17-06-22
43
17-06-22 3.39 Acres Pt NW NW
76.61
4.00 8.44 89.05
17-06-22
43
17-06-22 0.04 Acres Pt NW 30 X 60
0.61
4.00
0.07
4.68
LiVErPooL MArK
CoNKLiN EVA
17-06-22
43
17-06-22 2.25 Acres Pt SE NW-Pt trACt B
4.65
5.10
0.48 10.23
BArKMAN MArK A & NorMA J
17-06-22
43
17-06-22 6 Acres Pt E/2 NW SW
10.56
5.10
1.07 16.73
17-06-22
43
17-06-22 1.9 Acres N SidE SW SW
3.66
5.10
0.39
9.15
BArKMAN MArK A & NorMA J
43 17-06-22 2 Acres Pt N/2 SE SE
45.22
4.00 4.98 54.20
tHoMASoN JiMMiE L & BECKY PriCiLLA A & dENNiS r St 17-06-22
WEEKS dWiGHt & dANA
18-06-22
43
18-06-22 3 Acres Pt NE NE
127.31
4.00
14.02 145.33
BArKEr WiLLiAM riCHArd
18-06-22
43
18-06-22 2.66 Acres Pt NE NE
3.38
4.00
0.37
7.75
18-06-22
43
18-06-22 0.65 Acres Pt NE/4
21.51
4.00
2.37
27.88
LBriGHt PAtriCiA
18-06-22
43 18-06-22 10 Acres Pt NW NE
194.48
4.00
21.42 219.90
BroWN riCHArd
18-06-22
43
18-06-22 Pt W 1/2 NE iMProVEMENt oNLY (tUrNEr, r.E.) 35.12
4.00 3.87 42.99
BANKHEAd PAULiNE 18-06-22
43
18-06-22 7.18 Acres FrL NW NW
14.57
5.10
1.49
21.16
43
18-06-22 6.33 Acres N Pt FrL SW NW N & W oF CrK
5.31
4.00 0.58
9.89
BANKHEAd PAULiNE 18-06-22
43
18-06-22 6 Acres Pt SE NW S oF r
169.61
5.10 18.61 193.32
riCHArdSoN riCHArd rALPH & JEritA NELL 18-06-22
SMitH BrUCE
18-06-22
43 18-06-22 34.05 Acres Pt FrL SW PoB 828 Ft W oF NE CorNEr
59.48
5.10 6.23 70.81
BANKHEAd tHUrMAN BUtCH
18-06-22
43
18-06-22 40 Acres NE SE 352.08
4.00
38.78
394.86
riNKLE KENNEtH WAYNE
19-06-22
43
19-06-22 3.58 Acres Pt SW NW
3.04
5.10
0.32
8.46
riNKLE KENNEtH WAYNE & BECKY MAriE
19-06-22
43
19-06-22 0.69 Acres Pt NW SW 52.68 4.00
5.80 62.48
riNKLE KENNEtH WAYNE
19-06-22
43
19-06-22 3.16 Acres Pt NW/4 SW/4
27.91
5.10
3.04 36.05
19-06-22
43
19-06-22 15 Acres Pt NW SW
25.43
5.10
2.55 33.08
19-06-22
43
19-06-22 4.2 Acres Pt FrL N/2 SW W oF rd
7.36
5.10 0.75 13.21
19-06-22
43
19-06-22 43.8 Acres FrL SW SW
75.02
5.10
7.56
87.68
BEAN LEroY
rAE C WiLLiAM & MArY
25-06-22
43
25-06-22 18.76 Acres N/2 SW NW
34.57
5.10
3.51 43.18
BEAN LEroY & dorA LEE
28-06-22
43
28-06-22 110 Acres E/2 SW, Pt NW SE 235.12
5.10
24.08 264.30
dEAtoN KEitH doNNY CoGBUrN & dWiGHt WEEKS
29-06-22
43 29-06-22 2 Acres Pt SW SE 155.41 4.00 17.12 176.53
BiG BUCK HUNtiNG CLUB
29-06-22
43
29-06-22 iMP oNLY
18.70
4.00
2.06
24.76
dEAtoN BArBArA diANE or WiLLiAM
29-06-22
43
29-06-22 Pt NESWSE iMProVEMENt oNLY (LEE, rE)
32.92
4.00
3.62
40.54
43
34-06-22 4.6 Acres Pt SW NE NE
166.68
5.10
18.33
190.11
rAYNEr CYrUS t iii 34-06-22
14-07-22
43
14-07-22 40 Acres NW NE 69.74
5.10
7.02
81.86
tELFEr ALBErt
01-05-23
43
01-05-23 1.09 Acres Pt SW SW
31.39
0.00
0.00
31.39
HoNEYCUtt dAVid WAYNE & dANA S
02-05-23
43
02-05-23 0.94 Acres Pt SW SE
1.32
4.00
0.14
5.46
HArVEY MiCHAEL MCCoY & tiMotHY W HArVEY
03-05-23
43
03-05-23 4.6 Acres Pt FrL S2 NE NW W oF rd
148.68
5.10
16.34
170.12
HArVEY LYNN L EtAL 03-05-23
43
03-05-23 63.9 Acres FrL S2 NE NW W oF rd, S2 NW NW E2 SW NW & Pt SE NW W oF rd
10.34
5.10
0.24
15.68
SAMUEL riCHArd t & CYNtHiA A 03-05-23
43
03-05-23 4.35 Acres Pt SW 1/4
124.12
4.00
13.67 141.79
MCGrEW KNiFE CoMPANY iNC
03-05-23
43
03-05-23 4 Acres Pt NE SE536.46
4.00
59.09
599.55
EStEr JiMMY & ViCtoriA
04-05-23
43
04-05-23 0.36 Acres N Pt W/2 SW
15.45
4.00
1.71 21.16
CHESSirE JAMES
11-05-23
43
157.56
4.00
17.36
178.92
11-05-23
43 11-05-23 33.65 Acres Pt NW NE
246.82
5.10 26.74 278.66
11-05-23
43
11-05-23 20 Acres S/2 NE NW
26.13
5.10 2.71 33.94
YorK CHArLES E & LANA
11-05-23
43
11-05-23 5 Acres Pt SW NW CoNtiG 1,107.22
4.00
121.94 1,233.16
YorK CHArLES E & LANA
11-05-23
43
11-05-23 40 Acres NW SW 74.87
5.10
8.03
88.00
11-05-23
43
11-05-23 11 Acres Pt SW SW
18.88
5.10
1.92 25.90
CooPEr KENNEtH & LodENE
12-05-23
43
12-05-23 5 Acres Pt SE NW S oF rd 8.96
5.10
0.90 14.96
12-05-23
43
12-05-23 79 Acres Pt E/2 SW
148.99
5.10
15.10 169.19
12-05-23
43
12-05-23 1 Acres Pt NE SW
1.60
5.10
0.16
6.86
YArBroUGH JESSiCA & JASoN
12-03-23
43
12-05-23 12-03-23 iMProVEMENt oNLY LANd PArCEL 01-12269-000
1.64
4.00
0.18
5.82
12-05-23
43
12-05-23 5 Acres Pt W/2 NW SE
10.89
5.10
1.11 17.10
PortEr orBiE & SArAH
13-05-23
43
13-05-23 4.02 Acres Pt SE SW
116.38
4.00
12.82 133.20
14-05-23
43
14-05-23 44 Acres Pt W/2 NW
74.85
4.00
8.25 87.10
15-05-23
43
24.14
4.00
2.65 30.79
15-05-23
43
15-05-23 38 Acres SE NE 124.24
4.00
13.68
141.92
BUtLEr dArrELL F & ANGiE r
15-05-23
43
203.17
4.00
22.38 229.55
oWENS riCKY t
15-05-23
43
15-05-23 iMP oNLY 01-12327-000
145.31
4.00
16.00
165.31
dAVidSoN CArEY & KiM
15-05-23
43
15-05-23 1.58 Acres Pt NE SW
107.34
4.00
11.82 123.16
15-05-23
43
15-05-23 3.8 Acres SE Pt NE SW
304.67
4.00
33.56 342.23
15-05-23
43 15-05-23 1 Acres Pt NE SW 220'X 222' CoNtiG to 01-12336-000 1.32
4.00 0.14
5.46
15-05-23
43
15-05-23 15 Acres E Pt SE SW
282.28
4.00
31.09 317.37
15-05-23
43
15-05-23 112 Acres Pt NE SE N oF riVEr, Pt NW SE S oF riVEr, SW SE
149.27
5.10
16.28
170.65
15-05-23
43
15-05-23 4 Acres N/2 SE SE W oF riVEr CoNtiG to 01-12338-000
7.84
5.10
0.79
13.73
SLoAN LiViNG trUSt 16-05-23
43
16-05-23 25 Acres S/2 NE S oF rd & W oF CrK
43.46
4.00
4.79
52.25
43
16-05-23 52 Acres S/2 NW S oF rd
256.86
5.10
28.14
290.10
43
16-05-23 37.5 Acres N/2 N/2 SW N oF rd
48.82
5.10
5.21 59.13
43
16-05-23 3 Acres S/2 N/2 SW N oF r 3.38
4.00
0.37
7.75
43
16-05-23 10 Acres N/2 NW SE N oF r 21.30
5.10
2.18
28.58
43
16-05-23 8 Acres Pt NW SE
15.57
5.10
1.65
22.32
GALLo LESSiE
21-05-23
43 21-05-23 Pt NE SE N & E oF rd & Pt SE NE iMP oNLY (dANiELS r.E.) 32.49
4.00 3.58 40.07
dAVidSoN JoEL
21-05-23
43
21-05-23 SW SE iMP oNLY KENNEtH dAVidSoN r.E. 01-12379-000
86.54
4.00
9.53
100.07
22-05-23
43
22-05-23 79 Acres Pt NW NE W oF riVEr, Pt NE NW E oF riVEr, N Pt SE NW
114.93
4.00
12.66
131.59
0BEAN oLEN CUrt & JANE C
22-05-23
43 22-05-23 6 Acres Pt W/2 SW NE N & W oF CrK 7.73
4.00
0.85 12.58
MASSEY EdWArd & iNEZ
22-05-23
43
22-05-23 3.25 Acres Pt SW SW
7.21
5.10
0.75 13.06
22-05-23
43
22-05-23 2.25 Acres Pt SE SW
5.13
5.10
0.53 10.76
43
24-05-23 28.4 Acres Pt SE NE
58.77
5.10
6.01
69.88
WArd JiLL 24-05-23
HoPPEr ELSiE
24-05-23
43
24-05-23 9.41 Acres Pt NW SE
20.67
5.10
2.13
27.90
26-05-23
43
26-05-23 10 Acres Pt N/2 NE NE
227.23
5.10
24.88
257.21
BEAN BECKY
26-05-23
43
26-05-23 10 Acres Pt NW NE
20.82
5.10
2.13 28.05
SorrELLS dAVid & CELEStE
HoLLiNGSHEAd MAttiE SUE
26-05-23
43
26-05-23 30 Acres W 3/4 NE NW
425.54
5.10
46.53 477.17
26-05-23
43
26-05-23 10 Acres Pt E/2 NW NW
17.44
5.10
1.75 24.29
HoLLiNGSHEAd MAttiE SUE
27-05-23
43 27-05-23 28 Acres Pt NW NW 27 AC & Pt SE SW 1 AC 67.51 5.10 18.04 190.65
27-05-23
43
27-05-23 4.36 Acres Pt NW NW
109.19
4.00
12.03 125.22
dAViS BrUCE E & toNi G
28-05-23
43
28-05-23 70 Acres Pt NE NE, NW NE 127.31
4.00
14.02 145.33
dAViS BrUCE E & toNi G
43
35-05-23 20 Acres S/2 SE NE
43.56
5.10
4.47 53.13
NEiGHBorS ArNoLd rAYMoNd & 35-05-23
43
35-05-23 61.3 Acres N/2 SE943.63
5.10
102.96
1,051.69
ZiNN CArL L & rUBY 35-05-23
35-05-23
43
35-05-23 18.42 Acres Pt N/2 SW SE
19.80
4.00
2.18
25.98
ZiNN CArL L
NEiGHBorSArNoLd rAYMoNd & 36-05-23
43
36-05-23 35Acres Pt SW NW 71.41
5.10
7.29
83.80
43 36-05-23 1 Acres Pt S/2 SW NW E oF rd
28.97
4.00
3.19 36.16
WiLSoN trAViS B & MArY BEtH 36-05-23
43 36-05-23 4 Acres ALL S/2 SW NW E oF Co rd 124.19
4.00 13.68 141.87
WiLSoN trAViS B & MArY BEtH 36-05-23
43
36-05-23 18 Acres Pt N/2 SE NW
37.47
5.10
3.83 46.40
43
36-05-23 11.16 Acres Pt N/2 SW
17.32
5.10
1.81
24.23
CooK rodNEY & LiSA 36-05-23
CooK rodNEY HoUStoN & SCott FrANKLiN CooK
36-05-23
43
36-05-23 20 Acres Pt N/2 SW 147.45 5.10 16.01 168.56
36-05-23
43
36-05-23 14 Acres Pt NW SW
30.59
5.10
3.14
38.83
ZiNN CArL L
36-05-23
43
36-05-23 31.99 Acres Pt SE SW
94.32
5.10
9.89
109.31
BEAN CUrt & JANE
dAViS tASHA
05-06-23
43
05-06-23 5.95 Acres pt sw sw & pt nw sw 93.02
4.00
10.24
107.26
05-06-23
43 05-06-23 3 Acres Pt FrL N/2 S/2 E oF CrK
3.86
4.00
0.43
8.29
CUrt BEAN LUMBEr Co
05-06-23
43
05-06-23 5.75 Acres Pt FrL E/2 N/2 S/2 123.80
0.00
0.00
123.80
LAMBErt J J
05-06-23
43
05-06-23 10 Acres Pt FrL E/2 N/2 S/2 17.65
5.10
1.86 24.61
05-06-23
43
05-06-23 1 Acres Pt FrL E/2 N/2 S/2
2.08
5.10
0.21
7.39
CUrt BEAN LUMBEr Co
05-06-23
43
05-06-23 10 Acres Pt NW SE
21.78
5.10
2.24 29.12
dAViS BrUCE & toNi 05-06-23
43
05-06-23 40.1 Acres FrL SW SE
236.05
5.10
25.42
266.57
06-06-23
43
06-06-23 17 Acres Pt N/4 SW
36.84
5.10
3.78 45.72
BEAN LUMBEr CoMPANY iNC
06-06-23
43
06-06-23 17 Acres FrL N/3 SW
29.59
5.10
2.97 37.66
08-06-23
43
08-06-23 3.44 Acres Pt W/2 NE
5.15
4.00
0.57
9.72
HArdAGE JoE & MiStY
08-06-23
43
08-06-23 Pt NW NE iMProVEMENt oNLY (MAJor LYoNS, r.E.)
LYoNS VALEriE & JASoN
61.46
4.00
6.77
72.23
08-06-23
43 08-06-23 Pt NW NE iMProVEMENt oNLY MAJor LYoNS r.E.
55.31
4.00 6.09 65.40
LYoNS AdAM
08-06-23
43
311.25
4.00
34.29
JoHNSoN KAtHAriNA H
349.54
08-06-23
43
08-06-23 1.5 Acres Pt NW NE
497.39
4.00
54.78 556.17
PArKS MiCHAEL J & SANdrA J
08-06-23
43
08-06-23 8.84 Acres Pt NW NE
1,364.58
5.10
150.17 1,519.85
08-06-23
43
334.96
4.00
36.90 375.86
08-06-23
43
08-06-23 1.18 Acres Pt SW NE E oF rd31.17
4.00
3.44 38.61
WoodALL StEVE & LorEttA
QUiLLiN rAY
08-06-23
43
08-06-23 0.62 Acres Pt SW NE
19.75
0.00
0.00
19.75
43
08-06-23 5.7 Acres Pt SW NE
32.64
5.10
3.58
41.32
43
08-06-23 7.02 Acres SE NE 9.78
5.10
1.01
15.89
08-06-23
43
62.87
5.10
6.33 74.30
08-06-23
43
08-06-23 12.45 Acres Pt NE SE
23.31
5.10
2.37 30.78
CUrt BEAN LUMBEr Co
43
09-06-23 40 Acres SW SW 80.85
5.10
8.25
94.20
43
09-06-23 20 Acres W/2 SE SW
22.30
5.10
2.15
29.55
NEiGHBorS HELEN M 09-06-23
CooK SCott & tEriNA
10-06-23
43
10-06-23 1.47 Acres Pt SE SW
93.07
4.00
10.25 107.32
NEiGHBorS rYAN
10-06-23
43
10-06-23 34 Acres Pt SE SE
158.81
5.10
17.31
181.22
43
10-06-23 iMP oNLY 01-12732-000
43.90
4.00
4.84
52.74
NEiGHBorS AMBEr 10-06-23
NEiGHBorS rYAN
10-06-23
43
10-06-23 1 Acres Pt SE SE SE N oF rd 22.61
4.00
2.49
29.10
43 10-06-23 SE SE iMP oNLY YoUNG r.E. (01-12734-102)
49.17
4.00
5.42 8.59
HENtHorN riCHArd 10-06-23
15-06-23
43
15-06-23 6.36 Acres Pt NE SW
213.79
4.00
23.55 241.34
MASSEY tErrY L & MAriE L
CHANCELLor JAMES E iii & SANdrA M
16-06-23
43 16-06-23 2 Acres Pt NW NE
338.47
0.00 0.00
338.47
16-06-23
43
16-06-23 20 Acres W/2 NE SW
riCHArdSoN riCHArd rALPH MArViN dALE riCHArdSoN &
33.64
5.10
3.46
42.20
16-06-23
43
16-06-23 38.1 Acres Pt W/2 SW
70.47
5.10
7.24
82.81
16-06-23
43
16-06-23 8.8 Acres Pt NW SE SW
5.10
1.11
17.46
11.25
16-06-23
43
16-06-23 9.24 Acres Pt SW SE
4.49
5.10
0.41 10.00
YorK BiLLY Jr & SHEri
WiLSoN ALiCiA
17-06-23
43
325.30
4.00
35.83
365.13
18-06-23
43
18-06-23 20 Acres W/2 SW NE
98.27
5.10
10.57
113.94
SHirLEY JiMMY W
18-06-23
43
18-06-23 39.52 Acres FrL SW NW
74.90
5.10
7.61 87.61
43
18-06-23 2.5 Acres Pt FrL SW SW
240.63
5.10
26.49 272.22
HoWArd roNNiE L & trUZZiE d 18-06-23
43
18-06-23 5 Acres Pt NE SE50.37
4.00
5.55
59.92
VAUGHt JACoB tAFt 18-06-23
HoWArd roNNiE L & trUZZiE d 19-06-23
43
19-06-23 8.93 Acres Pt NW NW
19.55
5.10
2.03 26.68
22-06-23
43
22-06-23 5Acres SE/4 NE/4 NE/4
287.33
4.00
31.64 322.97
YorK BiLLY JoE Jr & SHEri LYNN
22-06-23
43
22-06-23 4 Acres Pt SW NE & SE NW 5.28
5.10
0.53
10.91
dENtoN JEFF
22-06-23
43
22-06-23 40 Acres SE NE 81.33
5.10
8.29
94.72
BEAN oLEN C & JANE C %BEAN LUMBEr CoMPANY
22-06-23
43 22-06-23 30.95 Acres Pt NE NW
58.58
5.10 5.96 69.64
MALMBErG HArrY & NiNA
24-06-23
43 24-06-23 Pt NW NE iMProVEMENt oNLY (PittMAN, rE) 13.17 4.00 1.45 18.62
24-06-23
43
24-06-23 23 Acres Pt N/2 SE
37.74
5.10
3.78 46.62
34-06-23
43
34-06-23 iMP oNLY tiMBErStAr r.E. 01-13029-000
10.54
4.00 1.16 15.70
LoCK CAMP
43
10-07-23 6 Acres Pt SW SW E oF riVEr
SMitH JUStiN K & JANSEN r BAiLEY & orViN W FoStEr 10-07-23
11.44
5.10
1.16
17.70
-43AM
Block 2 AMitY oriGiNAL AddN oriGiNAL 1,2,3,4,5 329.32 4.00 36.27 369.59
SPENCE MiStY
-43AM
Block 2AMitY oriGiNALAddN oriGiNAL 8,9
13.99
4.00
1.54 19.53
SPENCE MiStY
HoLCoMBEANtHoNY & MiNdY
-43AM
Lot P9 Block 3AMitY oriGiNALAddN oriGiNAL SEE dESCP E 27' oF 9 W/2 oF 10
4.00
55.37
562.06
502.69
-43AM
Lot 13+14 Block 3 AMitY oriGiNAL AddN oriGiNAL Lot 13 & 14
HArriS VEStEr & BrENdA
4.00
17.48
180.21
158.73
StANLEY CHArLES & CAroLYN -- 43AM
Lot Pt1-3 Block 3 BiGGS AddN BiGGS AddN Pt 1,2,3 399.51 4.00 44.00 447.51
MCANALLY BErNiCE -- 43AM
Block 3 BiGGS AddN BiGGS AddN Pt 3 Pt W/2 140'X 177'
300.25
4.00
33.07 337.32
-43AM
Block 7 BiGGS AddN BiGGS AddN E 40' oF 1
11.20
4.00 1.23 16.43
EGLEStoN JASoN & SYtANA
-- 43AM
BiGGS AddN iMP oNLY ASHLEY MH PArK Lot #4
73.35
4.00 8.08 85.43
CAMPoS ULiSES ALBErto
SPEArS JANEt & tEd PAtE
-43AM
BiGGS AddN iMP oNLY 86-00082-000
68.46
4.00 7.54 80.00
SPENCE QUENtiN
-43AM
Lot 1-3 Block 3 dUrENS AddN dUrENS AddN 1,2,3 221.52
4.00 24.40 249.92
-- 43AM
Lot 5 Block 5 dUrENS AddN dUrENS AddN 5 109.56 4.00 12.07 125.63
BYrd WiLLiAM H Jr & NorMA JEAN
-43AM
Lot P7+ Block 5 dUrENS AddN dUrENS AddN S28' oF 7, ALL 8,9,10 78.24
SMitH CLYdE
4.00
8.61
90.85
JoHNSoN doNALd r & KAtHEriNE
-43AM
Lot P3 HAYS 1St AddN HAYS 1St AddN Pt 3
53.15
4.00
5.86
63.01
HAWKiNS WiLLiAM r & CAroLE ANNE
--
43AM
Lot 12-14 Block 1 HAYS 2Nd AddN HAYS 2Nd AddN 12,13,14
221.61
4.00
24.41
250.02
-- 43AM
Lot 8+9 Block 12 HAYS 2Nd AddN HAYS 2Nd AddN 8,9 179.46 4.00 19.77 203.23
BENEdiCt CArL & SANdY
-- 43AM
Lot 3-6 Block 14 HAYS 2Nd AddN HAYS 2Nd AddN 3 - 6
801.47 4.00 88.27 893.74
HoLCoMBE ANtHoNY WAYNE
HoLCoMB ANtHoNY -43AM
Lot 10-12 Block 14 HAYS 2Nd AddN HAYS 2Nd AddN 10, 11, 12 70.42 4.00 7.75 82.17
HoLCoMB ANtHoNY -- 43AM
Lot 13+14 Block 14 HAYS 2Nd AddN HAYS 2Nd AddN 13,14 135.45
4.00 14.92 154.37
MAiN LENoN & rEBECCA
-- 43AM
Lot 8+9 Block 14 HAYS 2Nd AddN HAYS 2Nd LotS 8 & 9
33.55
4.00 3.70 41.25
-- 43AM
Lot 7 Block 14 HAYS 2Nd AddN HAYS 2Nd AddN 7 16.77
4.00
1.85 22.62
-- 43AM
Lot 1 Block 15 HAYS 2Nd AddN HAYS 2Nd AddN 1 16.77
4.00
1.85 22.62
-- 43AM
Lot 2-4 Block 15 HAYS 2Nd AddN HAYS 2Nd AddN 2,3,4
70.42
4.00 7.75 82.17
MAiN LENoN & rEBECCA -- 3AM Lot 12-14 Block 15 HAYS 2Nd AddN HAYS 2Nd AddN 12,13,14 70.42
4.00
7.75 82.17
-- 43AM
Block 20 HAYS 2Nd AddN HAYS 2Nd AddN Pt BLK 120'X 145' 166.26
4.00
18.32
AdAMS MAX & MAriAN ANN
Lot 2+3 Block 4 LiGHtSEY AddN LiGHtSEY AddN 2,3
41.96
4.00 4.63 50.59
188.58BEAN oLEN CUrt & JANE C -- 43AM
WALKEr BEVErLY & -43AM
Lot 3+ Block 7 LiGHtSEY AddN LiGHtSEY AddN 3,4 W 36' oF 2 & 5 505.11 4.00 55.63 564.74
-43AM
Block 1 riCHArdSoN AddN riCHArdSoN AddN W/2 oF 8 & 11, ALL 9, 10
4.00
31.94
325.92
289.98
SiMS dAVid B & MArGArEt E WiLSoN -- 43AM
rUNYANS AddN rUNYANS AddN Pt oF 3,4 & 9 173.72
4.00 19.13 196.85
BUrKE BArBArA
-43AM
rUNYANS AddN rUNYAN'S iMProVEMENt oNLY Lot #93 MCGiNNiS MH PArK
78.83
4.00
8.68
91.51
-43AM
Lot 147 rUNYANS AddN iMProVEMENt oNLY Lot #147 MCGiNNiS MH PArK
SHirLEY HAroLd & SHirLEY
18.19
4.00
2.00
24.19
GANN LYLE
-43AM
Lot 203 rUNYANS AddN iMProVEMENt oNLY Lot #203 MCGiNNiS MH PArK
75.31
4.00
8.29
87.60
-43AM
rUNYANS AddN iMP oNLY Lot #108 MCGiNNiS MH PArK 44.01
4.00 4.85 52.86
rAttoN JoHNNY d
rAttoN JoHNNY d
-43AM
rUNYANS AddN MCGiNNiS MH PArK Lot #33 39.85
4.00
4.39 48.24
WArd WAYNE
-43AM
4.00
4.01 44.39
rAttoN JoHNNY d
-43AM
4.00
3.08 35.05
-43AM
rUNYANS AddN MCGiNNiS MH PArK Lot # 229
21.52
4.00 2.37 27.89
rAttoN JoHNNY d
rAttoN JoHN W
-43AM
rUNYANS AddN iMP oNLY Lot #240 MCGiNNiS MH PArK 45.48
4.00 5.01 54.49
SiMS dAVid B & MArGArEt E WiLSoN
--43AM
rUNYANS AddN rUNYANS AddN Pt 9 97.80 4.00 10.77 112.57
MAY JoSEPH d & KriStiE
-43AM
rUNYANS AddN rUNYANS AddN 11 113.99
4.00 12.56 130.55
riCHArdSoN JANEt -43AM
WAtSoNS AddN WAtSoNS AddN, W 37'2 &17 E 44'6'' 3, 16 iMP oNLY (JErrY BUCK r.E.)
55.26
4.00
6.09
65.35
BUrNS PAUL dAVid & MELANiE ANN -- 43AM Block 3 WAtSoNS AddN WAtSoNS AddN 1
23.47
4.00
2.59 30.06
WiLLiAMS dAVid
-43AM
WAtSoNS AddN WAtSoN'S AddN iMProVEMENt oNLY 10.27
4.00 1.13 15.40
HiLL JErrY-- 43AM
WAtSoNS AddN WAtSoNS AddN iMP oNLY BUCK r.E. 86-00240-000
71.88
4.00
7.92 83.80
KErBErSKEY tHoMAS L & CHriStY EVANS -43AM
Lot 1+2 Block 16 WESt AMitY AddN WESt AMitY AddN 1,2
19.56
4.00
2.16
25.72
KErBErSKEY tHoMAS L & CHriStY EVANS -43AM
Lot 5 Block 16 WESt AMitY AddN WESt AMitY AddN 5
9.78
4.00
1.08
14.86
8CENtErPoiNt trUSt No 8600316000 Udt 8/26/08 MoNEY 27-05-23
43AM
LNP 27-5-23 27-05-23 1 Acres SE Pt NE SW
6.99
4.00
0.77
11.76
GArriSoN GrEGorY E & dELANiA K 37-05-23 43AM
LNP 27-5-23 27-05-23 1.12 Acres Pt NW SW
59.29
4.00 6.53 69.82
WiLSoN dArrEN
27-05-23
43AM
LNP 27-5-23 27-05-23 1 Acres Pt NW SW 20.47
4.00
24.28
248.75
HErroN WiLLiE & tENNiE
27-05-23
43AM
LNP 27-5-23 27-05-23 Pt SW SW 100' x 160
154.03 4.00 16.96 174.99
WALdrUMGEorGEELLiott&
27-05-23
43AM
LNP27-5-2327-05-230.3AcresPtSWSW88'X150' 2.10
4.00
0.23
6.33
HENtHorN HEAtHEr 27-05-23
43AM
LNP 27-5-23 27-05-23 iMP oNLY Pt SW SW
9.78
4.00
1.08 14.86
MiLES GArViN & LEoNA
-43AM
LNP 27-5-23 1.21 Acres Pt SE SW
35.70
4.00
3.93 43.63
BArKEr otiS
27-05-23
43AM
LNP 27-5-23 27-05-23 1 Acres Pt SE NW SE LNP
6.99
4.00
0.77 11.76
LYoNS JASoN & VALAriE
28-05-23
43AM
LNP 28-5-23 28-05-23 0.64 Acres Pt SW SE
18.19
4.00 2.00 24.19
CrEWS riCKY dEWAYNE Jr & StEPHANiE dENiSE 33-05-23 43AM
LNP 33-5-23 33-05-23 0.12 Acres
5.38 4.00
0.59
9.97
LYoNS JASoN & VALAriE
33-05-23
43AM
LNP 33-5-23 33-05-23 1 Acres Pt NW NE 108.19
4.00
11.92 124.11
AYLor dELorA
33-05-23
43AM
LNP 33-5-23 33-05-23 1.25 Acres NW NE
54.76
4.00
6.04 4.80
ArKHAM toBY
-- 43AM
LNP 33-5-23 Pt SE NW iMP oNLY MArKHAM r.E. 86-00451-101 26.89
4.00
2.96 33.85
WoodSoN BoBBY
33-05-23
43AM
LNP 33-5-23 33-05-23 0.5 Acres
3.52
4.00
0.39
7.91
PittMAN HErSHEL L 33-05-23
43AM
LNP 33-5-23 33-05-23 LNP--Pt SE NW iMProVEMENt oNLY (CitY ProPErtY)
15.40
4.00
1.70
21.10
MCWHA trACY A & SANdrA L
33-05-23
43AM
LNP 33-5-23 33-05-23 1.3 Acres Pt NW NW SW
9.10
4.00 1.00 14.10
BEAN oLEN CUrt & JoHNNiE BEAN 33-05-23 43AM
LNP 33-5-23 33-05-23 1 Acres FrL Pt NE SE
6.99
4.00 0.77 11.76
PrEWitt EUGENE & HEidi
33-05-23
43AM
LNP 33-5-23 33-05-23 1.75 Acres Pt NE SE
361.86
4.00 39.86 405.72
CUrt BEAN LUMBEr Co 33-05-23 43AM
LNP 33-5-23 33-05-23 15.7 Acres Pt SW SE
7,232.80
4.00 796.60 8,033.40
CUrt BEAN LUMBEr Co
33-05-23
43AM
LNP 33-5-23 33-05-23 11.06Acres Pt SE SE 16.14
4.00
1.77 21.91
MYErS MArGo C & MABrYCE C MYErS
34-05-23
43AM
LNP34-5-2334-05-230.53AcresPtNWNE
60.76
4.00 6.70
71.46
tHEArKANSASASSoCiAtioN oF SEVENtH dAYAdVENtiSt
34-05-23
43AM
LNP 34-5-23 34-05-23 0.69Acres Pt NW NE 126.65
4.00
13.95
144.60
34-05-23
43AM
LNP 34-5-23 34-05-23 17.91 Acres Pt NW NE LNP 25.82
4.00
2.84
32.66
34-05-23
43AM LNP 34-5-23 34-05-23 2.48 Acres Pt NE NW 2,183.56
4.00 240.49 2,428.05
BEAN CUrt & JANE
34-05-23
CLArK CHEStEr V iii 34-05-23
BEAN StACEY L
34-05-23
BEAN LEroY & dorA LEE 34-05-23
EGLEStoN JASoN & SYtANA
HArriS VEStA & BrENdA 34-05-23
43AM
34-05-23
43AM
43AM
43AM
34-05-23
43AM
LNP 34-5-23 34-05-23 0.55 Acres Pt NE NW
4.21
4.00
43AM
LNP 34-5-23 34-05-23 1.64 Acres Pt NE NW
11.20
LNP 34-5-23 34-05-23 0.35 Acres Pt NE NW E125' X S153' 222.69 4.00 24.53
LNP 34-5-23 34-05-23 0.58 Acres Pt N/2 NW
350.12
4.00
LNP 34-5-23 34-05-23 1.4 Acres Pt N/2 NW
104.67
4.00
43AM
LNP 34-5-23 34-05-23 0.8 Acres Pt SW NW 75' X 480' 5.57 4.00
LNP 34-5-23 34-05-23 0.14 Acres Pt SW NW 79' X 79.9' 149.15
4.00 16.43
continued on page 10
0.46
8.67
4.00 1.23 16.43
251.22
38.56 392.68
11.53 120.20
0.62 10.19
69.58

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