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Community Events Calendar Thursday November 10 Hazen Masonic Lodge 7:30p.m.

Lodge Hall DeVAlls Bluff City Council Meeting 6:00p.m.

City Hall

Community events brought to you by and the

Hazen Chamber of Commerce

Please call F&M Bank, 255-3042 to list events.

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Hazen High School First Nine Weeks Honor Roll 9th Grade Madelyn Bokker Kaylyn Cannon Cora Marie Coker Madalynn Duncan *Easton Glover Tana Griffin Joshua Hambrick Mychayla Harris Angela Hoover Alexis Lee Randa Mauk Carter Mealler Olivia Minnes Alexis Nicholas Michelle Prince Abby Richardson Christopher Riddick *Jocelyn RomeroDawson Eddie Ross Trey Thompson *Blayne Toll Mackinlee VanHouten

*Christin Young 10th grade Sydney Bateman Kayla Gladish *Ross Harper Drake Jones Jacob Jones Caleb Martin Kade Perry Logan Putt Gavin Rogers *Mallory Rogers *Jackson Shelman Lysaundra Shered *Pia Steinke Chance Taylor Lexi Tenison 11th Grade Gianni Adami Trevor Duck *Logan Dulany Elizabeth Foot

Cayden Glover Maxwell Medley Leah Miller Mattie Owens Tamara Pinkney Luke Prine *Grant Shelman Morgan Stock Reagan Swaim Hannah Walker *Brayden Williams 12 Grade *Allie Burroughs Payton Fought Paige Guenther *Brittney Hubbard Leah Miller *Karly Riddick *Hunter Robinson Kayla Robinson Jacob Scroggins Shawn Wakefield Zak White

DVB Flu Clinic

There will be a flu clinic at DeValls Bluff City Hall on November 16.

It will be from 10 a.m. until 12 p.m.

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Obituaries Haley Nichole Lightsey 27, of Des Arc died Monday at Baptist H e a l t h Medical Center in Little Rock.

Haley was born June 3, 1989 in Jacksonville, Arkansas to Scott and Carrie (Kirby) Moore.

She was employed as a medical secretary, with ARCARE in Hazen, Arkansas.

Survivors include her husband, Glenn Lightsey, two sons, Robert Glenn Lightsey III, Elijah Scott Lightsey, her parents, Scott Allen and Carrie (Kirby) Moore, one brother, Troy Scott Moore, grandparents, Troy Lee Kirby, Barbara Jean Kirby, Peggy Ann Brewczynski, Billie Jean Vanover. Visitation is 6:00-8:00 Wednesday, November 2, 2016 at Garth Funeral Home.

Funeral services are 2:00 P M Thursday November 3, 2016 at Hickory Plains Missionary Baptist Church with burial in Hickory Plains Cemetery by Garth Funeral Home. Bro. Dirick Hulsey will be officiating.

Pallbearers are Troy Moore, Logan Kirkendoll, Josh Lightsey, Jake Eans, Dawson Moey, Aaron Fisher

J. L. Campbell of Wynne, Arkansas, died Wednesday, November 2, 2016, at CrossRidge Community Hospital; he was 82. J. L. was born on December 29, 1933, to Nate Hunter Campbell and Eva Duncan Campbell in Vanndale, Arkansas. J.L. was married to his lovely wife, Barbara Rutledge for 62 years. J.L. served in the Naval Air Service in Corpus Christy, Texas.

He was the General Manager at Cross County Farmer's Co-op; he also served on the Wynne City Council for twenty-four years. J. L. enjoyed hunting, coaching youth baseball, and keeping up with the many activities of his grandchildren. He was a loving husband, father, and grandfather. J. L. was a long-time member of Wynne Baptist Church, where he served as a Deacon and a Sunday School teacher.

He was also a charter member of East Baptist Church.

Survivors include his wife, Barbara Campbell of Wynne; daughters Diana Campbell South(Mark) of Wynne, Karen Campbell Upchurch (Gary) of Byrdstown, Tennessee, sons, David

Prairie County

Crop Report from Brent Griffin County Extension Agent Staff Chair Days of field work: 7 Top Soil Moisture: 100% Very short Sub Soil 100% short

Moisture:

Livestock Condition: 3 Fair Main Activities: Soybean harvest is all but complete.

Fall tillage continues with soil sampling taking place. Supplemental hay feeding has begun for livestock.

Crop Progress: Soybean: 100% harvested Crop Condition: Hay/Pasture: 100% Poor

Campbell (Susan) of Hazen, Craig Campbell (Connie) of Russellville, grandchildren, Jason South (Hannah), Jamey South (Jessica), Amber Upchurch, April Upchurch, Daniel Upchurch, Nathan Campbell, Tiffany Campbell, Tabitha Hamilton (Alex), Amy Campbell, Cody Campbell (Megan), Andy Campbell, Gracie Campbell, and Caleb Campbell, and five great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents, Nate and Eva Campbell, sister, Johnnie Campbell, and brother, Jimmy Campbell. Visitation will be Thursday, November 3, 2016, from 6 to 8 PM at Kernodle Funeral Home. Funeral services will be Friday, November 4, 2016, at 2 pm at Kernodle Funeral Home with burial to follow at Cogbill Cemetery.

J.W. McCollum born Jan. 23, 1924, in Arkansas to Otis R. and W i l m a "Billie" T h o m a s McCollum.

He was a 1941 graduate of West End High School in Nashville, Tenn., and was a World War II Navy veteran and pilot.

He married Dixie Jones in 1948 and they later moved to Alabama where he began employment with Winchester Western Arms and Ammunition. He was a charter member of St. Mark United Methodist Church in Northport, Ala., where he taught the McCollum Sunday School class.

J.W. and Dixie moved to Stuttgart in 1970 after purchasing Belcher Hardware which later became McCollum Hardware. They retired from the store in 1986.

J.W. was active in the community serving as president of Stuttgart Industrial Development Corporation in 1974-76 and played a key role in bringing Lennox Industries to Stuttgart.

He was Stuttgart Chamber of Commerce president in 1978 and was president of the Downtown Merchants Association 1982-1983 where he secured a federal grant for the downtown revitalization program. He was instrumental in pursuing a mosquito abatement program from 1978-1985 and obtained city financing for a two-year mosquito abatement program which began in 1985. He was selected as

Stuttgart's Citizen of the Year in 1985 and was named Arkansas' Who's Who in 1986.

J.W. developed his passion and skill for duck hunting as a young man hunting with his father and could often be found working the duck-calling counter at Mack's Sport Shop. J.W. was a duck guide for Slick McCollum Hunting Club from 1970-2003 retiring at 80 years of age. He was a member of First United Methodist Church, Ulm Civic Club, Rotary Club and American Legion.

Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife, Dixie; and daughter, Kerry Lea McCollum.

Survivors are two daughters, Rhonda Randall and husband Dennis of Billings, Mont., and Jamie Wewetzer and husband Jeff of Franklin, Tenn.; and two grandsons, Damon Ratcliff and Austin Randall of Billings.

Funeral services, officiated by Dr. David Bush, are at 3 p.m. Sunday at First United Methodist Church with burial following in Lone Tree Cemetery. Visitation is 4-6 p.m. Saturday at Turpin Funeral Home.

His family requests memorials be made to First United Methodist Church, 307 E. Fourth St., Stuttgart, Ark. 72160, and in the memo line please put memorial for J.W. McCollum.

Please go to www.turpinco.com to sign the online guestbook.

Kirby Cole age 73, d i e d November 2, 2 0 1 6 .

Preceding him in death are his parents and a daughter Rhonda Cole. Survivors are his children, Paul Cole (Christina) and Misty Swaim (Chad) of Hazen, Tammy Smith of Lonoke, Jason Cole of Carlisle, and Brandon Cole of Little Rock, and 16 grandchildren.

Visitation was Friday November 4 from 9:3011:00 a.m. with funeral following at Boyd Funeral Home, Lonoke.

Interment at the Hazen Cemetery.

Thomas Martin, Jr.

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82, of Hazen, passed away Saturday,

November 5, 2016.

He was a carpenter and a member of New Bethel Baptist Church. Tommy was preceded in death by his wife, Margie. He is survived by one daughter, Denice (Chuck) Greenwalt of Carlisle; two sons, Buddy Martin (Pam) of Eureka, Missouri and Lance Martin (Christy) of Hazen; one brother, Don Martin of Cordova, Tennessee; sister, Joyce Hall of Washington state ; 7 grandchildren, Scott Greenwalt (Stacey), Jared Greenwalt (Wendy), Brook Schaedler (Matt), Lauren Martin, Caleb, Macy and Cooper Martin; 7 greatgrandchildren, Sadie Rogers, Whitney Swaim, Henley Greenwalt, Lydia Greenwalt, Mia Greenwalt, Kate Greenwalt, and Benjamin Schaedler and 3 great-great grandchildren, William and Ward Rogers and Dean Swaim.

Funeral services were 10:00 A.M., Tuesday, November 8, 2016 at the Center Point Baptist Church. Visitation was Monday, November 7, from 6:00 to 8:00 P.M. at the Westbrook Funeral Home in Hazen. Burial was in the Center Point Cemetery.

Jason Abshure

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age 44, died Nov. 3, 2016. He is preceded in death by his f a t h e r , Roger L. Abshure; grandparents, Will and Hazel Abshure and Guy and Fredilene Thomason. He is survived by his mother Mary Abshure of Lonoke; children, Perkins Abshure of Beebe, Tiffany Abshure and Nicholas Abshure, both of Lonoke and many uncles, aunts and cousins.

The family will receive friends from 4-6 p.m.

Sunday at Boyd Funeral Home, Lonoke.

Funeral Services will be held at 2 p.m.

Monday, November 7th at Bethlehem United Methodist Church with burial following in Salem Cemetery.

Memorials can be made to Jason Abshure Memorial Fund at First State Bank in Lonoke. www.boydfuneralhome.net.

Glenda Whittaker Morgan of Carlisle went home to be with the Lord November 2, 2 0 1 6 .

Glenda was born July 13, 1953 in Ft. Hood, Texas to the late Thomas and Melinda Whittaker.

Preceded in death by her parents and husband, Joseph A. Morgan, she leaves to mourn her passing, two sons, Thomas (Cynthia) Morgan and Billy Ray (Emily) Morgan both of Hazen, four loving grandchildren, one brother, Thomas (Sherry) Whittaker, two

HHS Financial Aid Workshop The Hazen High School Financial Aid Workshop, sponsored by Arkansas Student Loan Authority, Phillips Community College and Arkansas Rehabilitation Services will be held on Thursday, November 17 at 6:00 p.m. in Mrs. Caviness’s Science Room. Information will be given on state and federal financial aid programs, including scholarships, loans, Pell and other grants.

Representatives will explain the 2017-18 FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) which is required for any type of financial aid

tain state highways.

However, our county officials and a several concerned citizens have been in contact with State Representative David Hillman, State Senator Jonathan Dismang, the District Engineer with the Arkansas Highway and Transportation Department and members of the Arkansas Highway Commission regularly for some time about the horrible and dangerous condition of State Highway 323.

The republican spokesman assailed all nine justices by once again accusing them of negligence due to his lack of knowledge about the progress being made to convert the Presbyterian Church facility into a county library. No county funds have been expended on the project; the work completed thus far has been financed with contributions and grant funds. Monies from the sale of the old library property are in an account managed by the Prairie County Treasurer.

Local tradesmen who are

expert in heating and air conditioning, electrical engineering and plumbing are donating their talents and labor and we should all be grateful to them as well as considerate and understanding enough to realize that these professionals have businesses to operate and they must fit their volunteer work into very busy schedules. Whining and creating negative gossip instead of being supportive of this worthwhile project seems to be a pattern for the party spokeman.

Evidently the republican spokesman doesn’t know these 8 men and one lady who make up the Prairie County Quorum Court or you would not accuse them of being timid or afraid to ask “tough questions.” It’s obvious that some one is feeding the spokesman bad information or he is relying on petty gossip and unfounded suspicions to form his rather outlandish opinions.

He is also wrong to attack county officials and quorum court mem-

including the Arkansas Challenge Scholarship.

This workshop is open to juniors, seniors and their parents.

The 2017-18 FAFSA will be used for students attending college/technical school in Fall 2017/Spring 2018.

The application opened October 1 this year and should be completed using 2015 tax information. For more information, contact Scarlett Golleher, Counselor at 870-255-4546 (ext. 2), sgolleher@hazen.k12.ar.us or on Facebook at Hazen High School Counseling.

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Letter to the Editor In last week’s White River Journal, the Prairie County Republican Party presented some untrue information about the Prairie County Quorum Court and County Officials. Accusations by the Republican Party claiming that a county official purchased a ($40,000.00 + vehicle) without prior approval is false. Records of the Quorum Court Meeting Minutes are available to the public in the Clerk’s office and there are no instances of a county official buying vehicles without approval.

The republican spokesperson, then impugned the reputation of all nine member of the Quorum Court with baseless accusations of negligence.

Justice Eans, Justice Holloway, Justice Roe, Justice Tipton, Justice Sims, Justice Ciganek, Justice Sterling, Justice Willeford and Justice Sullins all stand accused of ignoring the need for repairs on State Highway 323.

As the kids would say DUH!!

The county doesn’t main-

sisters, Diane (Joe) Ray and Patricia (Simon) Khamou A family gathering will be Friday November 4 at the funeral home from 57 p.m. Memorial service will be Saturday, November 5, 2 p.m. at Immanuel Baptist Church, Carlisle, Pastors Bill Ricks, Thomas Whittaker and Woody Evans officiating.

bers in an effort to turn our county government into a partisan spit fight that will be very detrimental to our future.

The current Court is made up of one republican member and eight democrats but party affiliation has not been an issue. Doing their jobs representing their communities and the county, as a whole must not be hindered by political affiliations.

Politics should never raise its ugly head when the business of the county is being tended to.

This divisive and untrue accusations are a sure fire way to expose our county to senseless partisanship and gridlock like we have endured at the national level for several years. Enough of this, we need unity and an atmosphere that fosters cooperation instead of being overly concerned with party politics.

Paid for by the Committee to elect Ronnie Eans and Lawrence Holloway, two bi-partisan J.P.s.

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Katelyn Robinson Honored with Bridal Shower

Hazen Elementary School Receives Over Three Dozen Dictionaries from GFWC The GFWC Elsie McCain Club presented dictionaries to 43 members of Hazen Elementary third grade students. Ronna Edge and Julie Young are the third grade teachers. The dictionaries are given through a project of General Federation of Womens Clubs, and is an open going project. The books are given to the students.

New at the Hazen Public Library

New Books Becky Meets Her Match- Linda Byler Order to Kill- Vince Flynn An Angel’s TouchWilliam W. Johnstone The Life She WantsRobyn Carr Otherworld ChillsKelly Armstrong The Trouble with Mistletoe- Jill Shalvis Snowfall on Haven Point- RaeAnne Thayne Missing- James Patterson Escape Clause- John Sandford Edge of the Heat 2Lisa Ladew The Silver KingsStephen Deas Her Rogue AlphaPaige Tyler The Obsidian Chamber- Preston & Child Traveler- Arwen Elys Dayton Razor Girl- Carl Hiaasen A Baxter Family Christmas- Karen Kingsbury An Amish Family Christmas- Shelley Sheppard Gray Library of SoulsRansom Riggs Who Killed These Girls?- Beverly Lowry New DVD’s Captain America- Civil War Kingsclaive America’s Most Haunted Places Ice Age: Collision Course Independence Day: Resurgence The Legend of Tarzan Ghostbusters The Originals Season 2 Supernatural Season 11

GFWC Elsie McCain Meets at Murrays In observance of National Alzheimer’s Disease awareness month, Nell Pich gave the lesson of Alzheimer’s disease at the GFWC Elsie McCain Club at Murrays Restaurant.

“There is no cure for Alzheimer’s disaease, but there are treaments that can help the patient” she said. Helping the patient to take part in activities, as well as eating a good

diet of a varietyof foods and eating regularly, getting plenty of sleep and exercise also are helpful for the patient’s memory processes,” she said.

Chris Weems, president, presided. The meeting began with members giving current events.

Minutes were read and approved. The final report was given.

The Christmas party was discussed. The date

was set for December 15th. Members will leave Hazen at 10:00 am.

Food for World Food Day was brought. The president will take the amount $50.00 in food items will be taken to the food pantry at the DHS ofice for families who apply for Food Stamps.

Entertainment prizes were won by Carolyn Brakensiek, Chris Weems and Rita Farris.

New Bethel News

By Donna Kelly We had a good service at Church Sunday.

We were sorry to hear of the death of Tommy Martin. He will be missed in our church.

We had some work done last week, such as a new roof on our out building.

I had a call from CHarles Ingle. He was

better, still having problems with Bronchitis or whatever.

Our grand children came over on Halloween trick or treating. They were having fun.

Speaking of repairs we had it, it was a small thing. We have several new families in our neighborhood. It has

been a transformation.

Everyone remolding or repairing houses. There is alot of work going on here.

We are trying to get the time change worked out. John and I are doing better. We are thankful

ADHE State Board of Education Meeting to be held in Little Rock MEDIA ADVISORY November 7, 2016 CONTACT: Kimberly Friedman PHONE: (501) 6834788 kimberly.friedman@ar kansas.gov WHAT: State Board of Education Meeting WHEN: 10 a.m.

November 10, 2016 WHERE: Auditorium, Arkansas Department of Education, Four Capitol Mall, Little Rock, AR 72201 The agenda for the meeting is available at

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Live video streaming of the meeting will be available at http://www.arkansased.g ov/state-board/watchmeeting-live.

The board will meet for dinner/work session at 5 p.m. November 9, 2016, in the ADE Auditorium.

The board will hold a work session at 8:30 a.m.

November 10, 2016, in the ADE Auditorium.

By Chris Weems Miss Katelyn Robinson, bride-elect of Brett Noah, was honored with a bridal shower Sunday afternoon, November 6, at Calvary Baptist Church Fellowship Hall.

Special guests included Katelyn’s mother, Beth Robinson, and Brett’s mother Deborah Lee Kee Perry, Cabot. Other special guests were Kathelyn’s grandmothers Vivian Novak, DeValls Bluff, and Maudie Robinson, Mountain Home; her great aunts, Debbie Cook, Des Arc, and Barbara Vick, Hazen, and Brett’s great-aunts, Edith Kee, Kathy Addison and Becky Sayger, all of Hazen.

Katelyn was assisted in opening and displaying her gifts by a friend, Melissa Pitts, Stuttgart, and some of the hostesses.

The gifts were displayed on long tables with white floor-length tablecloths.

Guests were invited to sign her book on a table with a cloth that was tied in the middle with burlap ribbon.

The serving table was covered with a white floor-length lace table cloth. The center piece was a burlap covered basket filled with yellow and white pansies. The cake was decorated with turquoise and yellow flowers and turquoise inscription stating, “Congratulations Brett and Katelyn.” about 50 guests were served cake and punch and nuts and mints.

Hostesses were: Nanette Belford, Carolyn Van Houten, Stephanie Van Houten, Gloria Strohl, Carly Bokker, Adrianne Van Houten, Dana Prince, Chris Weems, Cindy Strohl, Trilby Shelman, Betty Greenwalt, Tammy Jones, Tracie Vail, Sandy Kee, Sara Perry, Sherry Bullock, Kim White, Robin McMullen, Sharron Stallings, Carolyn Beam, Donna Watson, Monty Lisko, Kelly May, Sonja Owens, Amber Edge, Paige Hawkins, Wendi Stock, Cheryl Jenkins, and Connie Swaim.

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Senior High Hornets Headed to Play-O Offs

The Hazen Hornets are playoff-bound after their huge victory against the Pa l e s t i n e - W h e a t l e y Patriots Thursday.

This 44-6 win gives them just enough to continue into the post-season. Although it appeared bleak at several moments, Hazen has indeed made it to the playoffs this year.

Perhaps the best game the Hornets have had all year was played Thursday.

Knowing they needed a win to continue, they began the first

quarter by driving the ball deep into Patriot territory.

Eventually, Michael Pargo was able to run for nine yards and the first of many Hornet touchdowns. After the no-good conversion, Hazen was up 6-0 fairly early in the quarter. The first PW drive ended as Terrell Penn took the handoff from their quarterback and ran to the 5-yard line. He was then given the ball again, this time on offense, and scored the second touchdown of the night. With a good conversion, the

Hornets were up 14-0 with a couple of minutes left in the first.

Although the Patriots managed to hand the ball off to only their own players this drive, they still failed to find the end-zone.

Now it is Junior Minor's turn to score from a pass by Blayne Toll for a total of 60 yards into the endzone. A good conversion and Hazen was up 22-0. Neither team managed to score again for the remained of this first half. In the third quarter, as the Patriots got ball first,

they managed to run the kickoff in for a touchdown for their only score of the game. After the failed conversion, they were on the board 22-6. A series of fumbles, a punt, and an interception by Quinton Bonds create a rapid back-and-forth between the two teams. Finally, the Hornets got going again as Pargo ran 21 yards into the endzone for his second touchdown of the night. Another good conversion and PW is down 30-6.

The Patriots continued to

be denied for the remainder of the quarter.

In the fourth, Penn quickly ran for ten yards and his second touchdown for this game. With a good 2-point try, Hazen extended its lead at 38-6. After again stopping the PW offense, the Hornet offense set up Penn to run for 14 yards and his third and final touchdown of the night. The failed conversion put Hazen up 44-6 with a few minutes remaining. As the secondstring players finished out the game

for the Hornets, time expired and Hazen was going to the playoffs.

This win could not have been more critical for Hazen's playoff dreams this year.

With the regular season now over, the Hornets will play on a "sink or swim" basis from now on. They hope to achieve the latter this Friday as they travel to Hampton to play the Bulldogs.

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2016 Junior Beta Club Induction

Bottom Row (L-R): Grace Addison, Maci Bokker, Ridge Bragg, Tyler Cessor, Kayedence Chevalier. Second Row (L-R): Rayveon Foster, Jessica Gerlach, Lane Harper, Cora Hodge, Justin Ingle. Third Row (L-R): Presley Isbell, Gabriel Johnson, Brett Jordan, Collin Kee, Luke King. Fourth Row (L-R): Lyric Larkin, Andrew Lisko, Tatiana Metcalf, Jagur Morgan, Lily Parson. Back Row (L-R): Natalie Robinson, Ivan Rodriguez, Layton Rogers, Halli Sisemore, Brooke Weems.

Photos Courtesy of Ruth Corley Photography